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Peace talks on track: Rio

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): Nagaland government’s role in the peace negotiations between the Centre and the Naga groups is like a ‘bridge’ between the two sides and the NDPP-led alliance government is exactly doing the same to usher in an early solution to the issue, chief minister Neiphiu Rio has said here. “Our role is of a facilitator and we are exactly doing the same.....,” Rio told UNI in an interview here.

Camping in Delhi for last few days, Rio, however, clarified that his present trip to the national capital was generally dedicated to meet Central leaders for flood related assistance and for developmental works.

“But the parleys are on....Both sides- the Government of India and NSCN (I-M) have kept the talks on track,” he said.

Rio said in his meeting with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and Minister of Road, Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, he had placed various demands concerning the state’s requirement to tide over the crisis caused by the unprecedented floods and landslides.

Speaker condoles DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): NLA Speaker, Vikho-o Yhoshü has expressed deep sorrow over the demise of Phelhukhwe Kirha former president of the Southern Angami Public Organization (SAPO) and a prominent citizen on the September 13 after a brief illness.

In his condolence message, Yhoshü described Kirha as a man who possessed high and towering qualities and an upright gentleman who was engrossed and committed to the profession he pursued. Yhoshü said late Kirha, a ‘National Teacher Award’ recipient, also served as pastor of Jakha Town Baptist Church after retiring from active social engagements.

(Cont’d on p-11)

NST city bus service DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Nagaland State Transport (NST) assistant general manager has informed the public that the Dimapur-Chumukedima-Dimapur NST city bus service will resume from September 15. According to NST, the bus service which will start from Dimapur NST station at 6 a.m. and return to the station at 6 p.m. (Monday to Saturday) will also stop at designated points. NST also gave the tentative fare-- up to 2 kms Rs 5, up to 5 kms Rs 10, 10 kms Rs 15, 15 kms Rs 20 and above 15 kms Rs 25.

This is it!

“Hah. All that big talk of organic vegetables. Is that all that they could grow?”

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Neiphiu Rio (File)

“Our people are suffering much....the landslides have virtually changed the maps of various hill stations including the state capital Kohima. Several known neighbourhood localities like Naga Bazaar are changed today. You may not recognise the new Kohima town,” he said.

Rio said the KohimaDimapur main National Highway is out of service for last six weeks and people are now moving on the alternative route via MeremaZubza section.

Answering questions, Rio said the Central leaders have given him a patient hearing and assured that a ‘sympathetic’ decision will be taken soon.

Only for flood related relief and rehabilitation,

the Nagaland government is accepting a Central funding of Rs 400 crore at least as immediate relief.

In addition, Rio said substantial amount is accepted for roads and also a separate component for urban development and road communication works in urban areas.

“Things are moving in the right direction and the inter-ministerial central team led by a joint secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs has already visited the state,” he said.

Rio thanked the role of Air Force and other central agencies as also the state government departments like Disaster Management Authority and said numerous sorties were made to airdrop essential supplies to the three remote affected districts of Tuensang, Kiphire and Phek. Many parts of the state were cut off from the rest of the state for about 15 days and more in JulyAugust, state government source said.

The state government is also keen to improve helicopter service for the people.

But Rio said the Centre is yet to allow extension of ‘flying hours’ in the state.

Naqvi launches Natl Scholarship Portal mobile app New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS): Union Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi on Thursday launched the country’s first National Scholarship Portal mobile app here that would make the government welfare schemes more accessible to needy students.

Naqvi said that the app will ensure a “smooth, accessible and hassle-free scholarship system for students from poor and weaker sections”.

He said the students will get all the information regarding various scholarships on this mobile app. They will be able to apply for scholarships through the app. The students can also upload necessary documents on this app, can check the status of their application and scholarship disbursement status etc.

Students from farflung/hilly areas and from the North-East will benefit the most. He said all scholarships are being given directly into the bank accounts of the needy students under Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mode through the portal which has ensured that there is no scope for duplication and leakage.

Ranjan Gogoi appointed next CJI NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): Justice Ranjan Gogoi was Thursday appointed as the 46th Chief Justice of India, according to the Law Ministry.

Justice Ranjan Gogoi would assume office on October 3 after present incumbent Dipak Misra retires a day before.

Justice Gogoi will have a tenure of a little over 13 months and would retire on November 17, 2019.

President Ramnath Kovind signed warrants of appointment of Justice Gogoi following which a notification announcing his appointment was issued.

Born on November 18, 1954, Justice Gogoi was enrolled as an advocate in 1978. He practised in the Gauhati High Court on constitutional, taxation and company matters. He was appointed as a permanent judge of the Gauhati

Justice Ranjan Gogoi

High Court on February 28, 2001. On September 9, 2010, he was transferred to the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

He was appointed as Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court on February 12, 2011 and then a judge of the Supreme Court on April 23, 2012.

Justice Misra had earlier this month recommended Justice Gogoi as his successor as per established practice of naming the senior-most judge after the CJI for the post.

Speculation over Justice Justice Gogoi’s appointment as the next CJI arose after the court’s four most senior judges, including Justice Gogoi, called a press conference in January and criticised Justice Misra on various issues, especially the manner of allocation of cases to certain benches.

Justices J Chelameswar (since retired), Madan B Lokur and Kurian Joseph were the others who addressed the press conference, perhaps a first in the history of the Indian judiciary.

According to the Memorandum of Procedure, which governs the appointment of members of the higher judiciary, “appointment to the office of the Chief Justice of India should be of the seniormost judge of the Supreme Court considered fit to hold the office”.

Seamless coordination must for better policing in NE: Rijiju I tanag ar , S ep 1 3 (IANS): Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju on Thursday urged the security forces in northeastern states to have a seamless coordination and intelligence sharing to ensure security of the region.

The Minister was addressing the delegates at the 25th Conference of DGPs, IGPs and heads of the Central Police Organisations (CPO) of the North Eastern states which got underway in Arunachal Pradesh capital town Itanagar on Thursday.

Complimenting the forces for successfully handling the complex issues over the years leading to improved security scenario in the region, Rijiju said security issues and policing in the northeast are little unique and challenging, considering the fact that the states in the region share borders with countries like China, Myanmar, Bangladesh and Bhutan.

“Due to its geographical situation and exposure to international border, the region has to deal with not only internal but also external problems,” Rijju said.

Former M’laya CM DD Lapang quits Congress

Kiren Rijiju

The Minister said coordination, cooperation and flawless intelligence sharing are crucial aspects for security.

He said the security situation in the northeastern states has improved significantly in the last four-andhalf years. He said the level of violence and casualty figures in the region have come down by more than 50 per cent.

Mentioning the importance of coordination and cooperation among northeastern states, the Union Minister said though there are eight political units in northeast, they can work as one as far as security is concerned.

Further, he said the

Assam Rifles Academy at Diphu in Assam’s Karbi Anglong has been identified for specialized training of the Northeast police in counter insurgency operations and NIA has been conducting training modules for North east police for investigations of terror related cases.

Speaking on the occasion, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister, Pema Khandu urged the police chiefs to take steps to ensure regular informal talks among senior police officers of inter-state border districts to deal with the concerns of people of border areas.

Arunachal Pradesh Director General of Police (DGP), S.B.K Singh and Additional Director, Intelligence Bureau, A.K. Mishra also spoke on the occasion.

The two-day conference of police and intelligence officers is being attended by the DG, police and senior police officers from the northeastern states, senior officers from Central Police Organisation and Intelligence Bureau.

The West Bengal police department is also taking part in the conference.

NSF to hold public rally in Dimapur today DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): As a part of its third phase of initiative to check Inner Line Permit (ILP) defaulters and influx of Illegal immigrants into Nagaland, besides demanding inclusion of Dimapur district under the purview of ILP, Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) is organising a public rally at City Tower here at 11 a.m. on Friday.

In a statement issued by its general secretary Imtiyapang Imsong, NSF called upon all citizens concerned and general public to extend support and co-operation to make the proposed public rally a huge success.

Meanwhile, reiterating its demand for bringing Dimapur district under ILP regime, The Indigenous Naga (TIN) has announced its support to NSF’s proposed rally on Friday.

In a press release issued by its media cell, TIN appealed to all right-thinking indigenous Naga citizens of various organisations to boldly come forward in supporting this popular demand of the Nagas.

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There will be one talk, one solution: NSCN (I-M)

Correspondent

SHILLONG, SEP 13: Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Donwa Dethwelson Lapang on Friday resigned as member of the Congress, which he had associated for the last four decades.

The resignation of this Congress stalwart from this northeast is major blow for the opposition Congress in the region as it prepares its ground for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls and upcoming Mizoram assembly elections scheduled to be held in the coming months.

In his resignation letter to Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Lapang noted that he quit party after the Congress party has embarked upon a policy of phasing out senior and elderly people.

NSCN (I-M) functionaries with GBs after the consultative meeting on Thursday.

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): NSCN (I-M) kilo kilonser, Hukavi Yepthomi on Thursday said that there will be only “one talk and one solution.”

He said this during the consultative meeting with the Medziphema GBs Union, West Villages GBs Union and Sakhipheto Area GBs Union held at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur (Full report on p-4) on September 13.

According to NSCN (I-M) MIP, the discourse was harmonious as both the GPRN and the GBs’ unions freely exchanged their views and ideas.

MIP further said that “the GPRN expect the commitment and dedication from our Naga civil bodies like Nagas ever stood before until the final solution is arrived at.”

The GPRN was head-

ed by the kilo kilonser, Hukavi Yepthomi and accompanied by hosts of NSCN (I-M) functionaries.

According to MIP, 28 members of the GBs unions and area representatives took part in the consultative meeting, MIP added.

It may be recalled that the NSCN (I-M) in the recent past has held several consultative meetings with various apex tribal bodies.

ENLU delegation calls on NITI Aayog VC Deputy speaker inspects

ENLU delegation at the meeting with NITI Aayog vice chairman in Delhi.

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (NPN): A three-member delegation of Eastern Nagaland Legislators’ Union (ENLU) comprising its convener and Health & Family welfare minister S Pangnyu Phom, general secretary and SCERT & IPR adviser, Toshi Wungtung and Department of Under Developed Areas (DUDA) adviser Bongkhao Konyak called on NITI Aayog vice-chairman Dr Rajiv Kumar here on Thursday. The three ENLU members were accompanied by senior State government officials.

The delegation impressed

upon NITI Aayog the desire of the people of Eastern Nagaland for development of various sectors like road connectivity, health, tourism, agriculture, etc.

Apprising the vice-chairman about the various problems faced by the people of the area, Pangnyu pointed out that the four districts of Eastern Nagaland were totally underdeveloped. He expressed the hope that the commitment made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on February 22 this year at Tuensang for development of Eastern Nagaland would be taken up by Government of

India with all seriousness.

On his part, Toshi Wungtung thanked Kumar for giving his time to the delegation to discuss the issues faced by people of the region. He said project proposals had been identified for certain thrust areas as per urgency.

Highlighting the dismal state of affairs in the four districts, which also happen to be among the most remote districts in the State, Wungtung appealed to the vice-chairman to take up the issues expeditiously.

Welcoming the delegation, Kumar asked them to submit detailed project reports on thrust areas so that NITI Aayog could take them up with line ministries.

He assured to extend all possible help in this regard.

The delegation was accompanied by DUDA joint director Dr Anungla Imdong Phom and New Delhi Nagaland House principal resident commissioner Jyoti Kalash and deputy resident commissioner Kethosituo Sekhose.

BitChem Asphalt Tech Ltd several ongoing work sites donates `5 lakh for relief

Zhaleo Rio during the inspection on Thursday.

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Nagaland Legislative Assembly deputy speaker Zhaleo Rio Thursday visited flood affected areas and inspected the ongoing works under his constituency. He was accompanied by NH&HDC Ltd chairman Miathou Krose and a host of officials.

According to a press note issued by NDPP’s 5 Ghaspani-II A/C media

secretary Thejangukho Yalietsu, Zhaleo first visited “Balijan bridge” that was washed away by flash floods this year. The reconstruction process of the steel girder bridge, which is three-metre wide and 12-metre long, began in August and was made operational on Thursday.

Later, Zhaleo visited Ghokuto village to assess the ongoing works. He also inspected the lower Balijan bridge between Suhoi and Hoito villages, which was also referred for further renovation, besides taking a first-hand assessment of the hanging bridge over Chathe river near Khughovi village.

Zhaleo assured to extend all possible help and make necessary methodical arrangements for repairing the hanging bridge, whose RCC foundation could be seen tilted and almost dangling precariously.

Rio receiving the cheque from BitChem Asphalt.

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): BitChem Asphalt Technologies Limited Thursday donated a Rs. 500000 towards the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF).

The company’s three-member team led its director (sales & marketing) Chandermohan Attri handed over the cheque to Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio at his residence in New Delhi, CMO media cell stated.

The director apprised the chief minister that their company was not only about doing business but also serving the community. Rio thanked the company for their concern and appreciated their humanitarian gesture.

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DIMAPUR: A national integration tour team comprising of 20 students and two teachers from Don Bosco School, Mon district met the President of India, Ram Nath Kovind at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi on September 13.

According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), the president inquired about the well-being and challenges faced by the youth of the region and encouraged them to work hard and contribute towards the development and well being

of the region.

The students are part of the national integration tour which is underway from Mon to Agra, Delhi and Jaipur from September 2 to 22. The tour has been organized by Mon Battalion of Assam Rifles.

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NU to be digitized

DIMAPUR: The Deputy Registrar (Acad.) has issued a notification of Vice Chancellor, Nagaland University on September 9 directing the deans and heads of academic departments to upload the attendance data of students and internal marks assessment result on to the university website to fully digitize the administration.

The order has directed all the concerned to forward the same to the system administrator of the respective campuses at the earliest.

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DIMAPUR: National Health Mission (NHM) has informed the general public that the Mission, in collaboration with Shija Hospitals and Research Institute, Imphal, will be organising a free heart disease detection camp on September 29 at District Hospital Dimapur (DHD) for children between 0 to 18 years of age.

In a press release, NHM mission director said that

children found to be suffering from heart diseases will be given financial assistance as per the Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) model during treatment and management at Shija Hospitals and Research Institute Imphal.

An interventional cardiologist and a cardiac surgeon will be available for consultation. All interested citizens have been requested to avail of the opportunity.

DIMAPUR: Commemorating the 116th birth anniversary of Jaya Prakash Narayan, Janata Dal (U) Nagaland, under the aegis of Jaya Prakash Narayan (JPN) Trust, will be honouring three renowned personalities who have worked in the field of peace and socio-political service for Naga society.

A press release by JD (U) Nagaland media cell stated the award ceremony would be held on October 11 with deputy chairperson of Rajya Sabha, Harivansh Narayan Singh, as the “honoured guest.”

Media cell said that, in a consultative meeting held on Thursday, JD (U) Nagaland has also agreed to set up a search committee to shortlist awardees. It further resolved to initiate humanitarian service by extending any possible help to Kiphire and other severely affected calamity areas in the state.

news in Brief Health camp at Kenuozou colony (GPS): Kenuozou Welfare Board (KWB) Ward Adoption Committee for 10 Northern Angami-I A/C in collaboration with Chief Medical Officer’s staff Kohima will be organising a “Health Camp” at Kenuozou Colony (GPS) on September 15, 9 a.m. onwards. Citizens have been requested to avail the medical facilities on that day.

CSU convenes consultative meeting: The Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) has convened a consultative meeting for September 19, 3 p.m at Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima with all the apex frontal organisations- Chakhesang Public Organisation, Chakhesang Youth Front, Chakhesang Mothers’ Association, leaders, former presidents and officials of CSU. For further information, contact Lavoto Chizo, president CSU at 9612715060, or Vetho Vadeo, general secretary at 9862166188.

ANSTA clarifies: Apropos the brief news “ANSTA informs” published September 13, ANSTA has clarified that the 7th Nagaland Spelling Bee Competition 2018 will be held on September 27 and 28 at Capital Convention Center Kohima, and not as published.

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DIMAPUR: The Preparatory Assessment Team for Wokha district on the Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign (M-RVC) led by consultant for UNICEF representing GOI, Daya Singh and WHO SMO, Dr. Sheila Longkumer held a short briefing session with Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon, on September 13 at his office chamber. According to DIPR, the team apprised the DC about the implementation policy of the M-RVC which will kick start from October 3.

To ensure that not a single child misses out on Sakus Mission College (SMC) organized a blood donation camp on September 11, immunization, the departwith around 45 students and some teachers donating blood. The program was ment is doing all the needinitiated by the SM College NSS wing and Red Ribbon Club in collaboration with ful exercises of collecting detailed figures and targets the Alumni Association. (Dr. Samuel Longkumer)

for which the team has already covered Bhandari, Sanis, Chukitong and Wozhuro Block, the team told the DC. During the interaction the DC requested the team to conduct meetings with ASHA and Anganwadi workers so that actual data could be collected for success of the campaign.

Samoon also stated that community awareness was very important for which all stalk holders, NGOs, churches, schools and public need to be sensitized before the start of the campaign.

Beside the UNICEF team, the meeting was attended by Chief Medical Officer Wokha, Dr. Robin Mozhui, DPRO Wokha other medical officers.

Aoyimti Baptist Youth Department along with Dreamz Unlimited visited Disaguphu Baptist Church (DBC) on September 9. A packed church with an audience that included non-Christians, witnessed the event and all had a blessed time. (DBC)

crime beat

Drugs worth 50k seized in Bhandari; 2 held

NVBDCP state review meeting underway in Kohima

DIMAPUR: A two-day National Vector Borne District Control Programme (NVBDCP) state review meeting from September 13 to 14 is in progress at Hotel Japfü, Kohima. Senior regional director, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), Dr. L.A.Singh, NVBDCP state and district officials and staff are participating in the two-day meeting.

NVBDCP Nagaland, in a press release, stated that a presentation on the overview of the program was presented by State

Programme Officer (SPO) NVBDCP, Dr. Talitemsula Jamir. She opined that in the last three years there has been a sharp decline in malaria positive cases. Dimapur district is contribut to the maximum number of malaria cases in the state, 95% of dengue cases are also from Dimapur besides Kohima, Peren and Mokokchung, she stated.

She gave presentations on the different interventions required of the districts, like diagnosis and treatment, surveillance, vector control and strengthening

The first session of the two-day National Vector Borne District Control Programme (NVBDCP) state review meeting in progress on September 13.

and streamlining of recording and reporting of cases from all the health units.

Mission Director, National Health Mission,

Dr. Kevichusa Medikhru spoke on malaria elimination and said that the program is doing a commendable job. He encouraged the districts to not

Food Safety awareness in Zunheboto

be complacent but work harder to become the first state in the North East to eliminate Malaria.

While delivering a welcome address, deputy

director (NVBDCP), Dr. Neisakho Kere expressed hope that the deliberations in the two day meeting would be helpful in propelling the state towards malaria elimination by 2030.

It was followed by district presentations on program implementation with inputs and suggestions from the participants. The second day of the meeting will also see a similar agenda where program implementation in the districts will be discussed and reviewed.

Pension Adalat on September 18 DIMAPUR: Department of P&AR in collaboration with Accountant General (AG) office will be conducting a one-day “Pension Adalat” on September 18, 11 am at AG office, for redressal of pension grievances.

Any department with pending pension cases, where objections/clarifications have been raised by AG’s office, have been advised to settle the cases through the nodal officers during the pension adalat.

Pensioners with grievances in regard to fixation of pension, revision of pension, or any other pension benefits can attend the pension adalat and settle their grievances. If the pensioner is unable to attend the pension adalat, he/she can send a representative to plead his/her case.

The pensioner or his/her representative must bring the original PPO book. In the absence of the original PPO book, pension grievances will not be redressed.

The accused in custody at Bhandari Police station. (NP)

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 13 (NPN): Bhandari Police led by Town Head Constable (THC) Orhyunimo Lotha, arrested two persons on charges of drug possession. 3256 capsules of Spasmo proxyvon and 100 capsules of Nitrosun were seized from the duo.

According to SDPO Bhandari Yambemo Hmtsoe, the accused were arrested in Bhandari while attempting to transport the drugs to Baghty. The value of the drugs was estimated to be at Rs. 50,000 approximately.

The accused were identified as Rhanpenthung Enny, 36 years, son of Lt Rachio Enny of Makharung Village and Zimik Zingkhai, 28 years, son of late Matuiching Zingkhai from Ukhrul, Manipur.

Humtsoe said a case has been registered at Bhandari Police station vide Bdi PS case No 0011/18 under relevant sections of the law and further investigations are on.

AR apprehend 3 NDFB cadres

Career guidance program at FAC Participants, department officials and others after the program on food safety held in Zunheboto on September 12.

DIMAPUR: A one day awareness program on “Food Safety” for food business operators was held on September 12 at the CMO’s office, Zunheboto with Food Safety Officer (FSO) Zunheboto, Sukumlo as the resource person.

A press release from district media officer, CMO office Zunheboto, Shekho Sophie stated that Sukumlo sensitised the participants on food adulterants and their ill effects on K

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health, formalin in fish, carbide in fruits, unhealthy use of newspapers to wrap food articles, use of non permitted food colouring agents in snacks, turmeric, chilli powder etc and reusing oil for frying.

She also highlighted consumer responsibilities towards safe food and also about food business operators’ responsibilities and good hygiene practices.

The FSO also elaborated the

penalties and punishments for violation of the food safety act, 2006.

Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Zunheboto, Dr. C. W. Tungoe in his keynote address, spoke about how FSSAI began and also emphasized on general food safety in his speech.

The program was attended by district administration led by EAC, Mongo, police officials, and food business operators.

DIMAPUR: Career counseling cell of Fazl Ali College (FAC) Mokokchung conducted a one-day career guidance program on September 11, under the theme “catapult”.

A press releases from FAC media cell stated that resource person and motivational speaker, manager and speaker of the Logos Foundation, Shillong, Eboton Kharkongor, said that that he wanted to inspire and motivate the

students. He asked students to look beyond their failures and never give up. The program was attended by more than 800 students.

In a separate session with the faculty of the college, Kharkongor spoke on the topic “attitude is altitude.” He emphasized on the fact that positive mindset alone increases confidence, reduces stress and improves interpersonal relations.

The three apprehended individuals in custody.

DIMAPUR: Based on information regarding movement of NDFB cadres from Mon to Dimapur via TuliAmguri, a Mobile Vehicle Check Post was established by a party from Company Operating Base Tuli on September 10.

Assam Rifles in a press release said that during the spot check, a Bolero was intercepted on September 11, in which the three cadres of the Assam based NDFB (S) were apprehended. The individuals were identified as Dwimalu Wary, resident of Simargaon, Kokrajhar; Ringkhong Brahma, resident of East Sonapuri, Simbhorgaon, Kokrajhar and; Phunkha Basumatary, a resident of Jodanpur, Kokrajhar. The individuals were handed over to Tuli Police station for further investigation.

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Local fish sold out in Mokokchung sales day

formed the public that the same kind of initiative will be organized in the future also. The department as well as the AAM have encouraged local fish farmers to undertake such initiatives to maximise their profits by organizing such sales in the days to come.

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Climate Smart Agriculture training conducted in Medziphema

DIMAPUR: A three-day training program on “capacity building of extension workers on climate smart agriculture” organised by State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) for ATMA functionaries culminated on September 12 at SAMETI, Medziphema.

A press release by SAMETI stated that the training was aimed at sensitising the participants on the pertinent issues of climate

change and its effects on farming with special reference to Nagaland.

The release said that the training also covered detailed participatory lectures on how to prepare action plans and utilise natural resources as part of strategies for Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA).

Resource persons for the training program were director SAMETI and principal IETC, Dr. I. Amenla, joint director, department of

agriculture, Dr. D.K. Chetri and head department of agronomy, NU: SASRD, professor Dr. Tongpang Longkumer.

A practical exercise on preparation of district wise action plan on CSA/ way forward was conducted after the participatory lectures. The valedictory function was chaired by DPD SAMETI, Sentinaro Longchar, while feedback on the training was given by DPD Wokha, Yanglen Jami

and DPD Mokokchung, Rongsennungla Imchen.

In a valedictory address, Dr. I. Amenla, reiterated the importance of starting a CSA momentum in the districts by applying the five important strategiesmitigation, food security, sustainability, sustainable production and adoption.

She urged the trainees to take the learning experience from the training and implement it at the districts with sincerity. Dr.

Amenla also encouraged the participants to proactively contribute to India’s mission of reducing emissions by 30-35% by 2030, as stakeholders of the CSA. Functionaries from all districts of the state participated in the training which concluded with distribution of certificates by lecturer IETC & in-charge, bio-control lab, Dr. Beremjungla and vote of thanks

by DPD SAMETI, Tiajungla Longchar.

AAM members and department officials during the sale on Thursday. (NP)

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, 13 SEP (NPN): Anglers Association Mokokchung (AAM) in partnership with the department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Mokokchung organized a ‘Fish Sales Day’ at the MMC Shopping Complex

on Thursday. The sales day was organized as a welfare initiative considering the fish scarcity in the district, and not for profit -- sold at the market rate of Rs. 250 per kg. Around 400 kilos of local fish arranged and sourced from local fishery ponds sold out very quickly.

The organizers have in-

NFMP-JICA website launched

DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Forest Management Project (NFMP)-JICA website was launched by minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change C.M. Chang at the inaugural session of “Sensitization programme of district management unit, field management unit and batch-1 villages” held at Forest office complex, Forest Colony, Dimapur on September 12.

A press release by Ramietech Solutions business development manager, Richard Asoso stated that the website was designed and developed by Ramietech Solutions, an IT and Software Company based in Kohima through active consultation and coordination with the NFMP-JICA team.

Richard Asoso gave a brief introduction about the firm and the team. CEO Kedosietuo Nagi then led C.M. Chang in launching the website. Technical operations manager Debashis Sen gave a brief presentation about the website. Features of the website include an attractive layout and design, advanced functionalities, project information, project activity updates, meeting accessibility parameters, social media integration, google maps integration, google translation integration, SEO, downloads and many more.

The website can be accessed at www.nfmpjica.org.

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Kukis observe 25th ‘Black Day’

Mizoram has potential in food processing sector: Governor

IMPHAL, Sep 13: Kuki National Organization (KNO) on Thursday threatened to go back to jungles if the government failed to respond on their demands in the next round of peace talks.

KNO is one of the two umbrella bodies of several Kuki based militant groups maintaining tripartite suspension of operation (SoO) truce with Centre and Manipur government.

“We will not hesitate to go back to the jungle if no concrete response is received from the government of India regarding our demands in the next round of peace talks,” KNO president PS Haokip told media persons on the occasion to mark the 25th “Kuki Black Day (SahnitNi)”, in memory of those who were allegedly killed in the genocide by NSCN (I-M) during 1992-1997.

Haokip said that KNO will never endorse the formation of territorial council. The only demand of the KNO was a formation of a separate state for the Kukis, he said. Formation of territorial council was agreed in the talks during the then UPA government at the Centre.

After the BJP-led NDA government came to power, it was decided

Aizawl, Sep 13 (Agencies): Mizoram Governor Kummanam Rajasekharan on Wednesday said that the availability of raw materials, changing lifestyles and appropriate policies in Mizoram has given ample scope for Startups and MSMEs in Food Processing sector, UNI reported.

Speaking at a ‘Conference on Startups and MSMEs in Food Processing’ organized by ASSOCHAM in collaboration with Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI), NABARD and Mizoram University, Rajasekharan said the food processing industry has emerged as one of the important segment in terms of its contribution to Indian economy and is one of the major employment intensive industries and serves as a vital link between the agriculture and industrial segments of the economy.

He said, Mizoram is endowed with various sorts of fruits, vegetables, and other agro-products, and there are immense opportunities present in food processing in the State.

He highlighted that different agro based boards headquartered in Kerala have agreed to come and help the concerned people develop the sector. The chief guest said, development of the food processing industry will lead to generation of huge income and thereby lead towards self sufficiency

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A rally to mark the Kuki Black Day in Moreh of Tengnoupal district on Thursday.

to further the talks.

“For this the Centre had appointed interlocutor and talks has already been initiated. In the latest talks, KNO had submitted its 45-point charter of demands to the Central government,” he said.

“Government of India was considering their (NSCN-IM’s) demand.

At this stage, why should Centre not come up with a positive response on our demands”, Haokip added.

Alleging that Centre was yet to take up step to deliver justice to the victims

of NSCN (I-M)’s genocidal campaign against the Kuki, he asked why Centre was remaining silent till date.

Haokip alleged that government used to pay compensation to the victims of any tragedy or any other natural disasters but had failed to compensated the victims of the alleged genocidal act of the NSCN (I-M).

Fur ther, the KNO president clarified that they were not against the “Nagas but against the act of the NSCN (I-M) led by Th Muivah”.

Meanwhile, Kukis

across the state hoisted black flag in their respective houses to mark the occasion.

The main observance function was held at Kuki Inpi Churachandpur campus at Tuibong, Churachandpur where thousands of Kukis from across the state took part.

Leaders of Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), KNO and UPF who talked on the occasion said that the observation of the day was not against any particular community but to seek justice to the victims of the genocide.

of the State.

He also said the initiative taken by ASSOCHAM will act as a first step in identifying the challenges, thus providing a roadmap for all the stakeholders to work on.

Prof. KRS Sambasiva Rao, vice chancellor of Mizoram University emphasized on the need to expose the local talent to different technologies and schemes available.

He said the budding entrepreneurs would then have a sense of the industry and become motivated.

He said, a proposal has been submitted to the State government for creation of a technological and innovation park on a public private partnership (PPP) mode, inviting entrepreneurs from all over the country and thus generate employment.

He said the Mizoram University was willing to take mentorship on this front and guide the local entrepreneurs. He also said that Mizoram has huge potential on foods, fruits, spices, flowers and even beverages which has a good export value.

Chetan Vij, assistant director of ASSOCHAM gave a welcome address while RK Srivastava, general manager of NABARD Mizoram presented a banking perspective on different financial assistance and schemes available for the entrepreneurs.

Blow to Cong as Lapang quits party Correspondent

SHILLONG, SEP 13: Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Donwa Dethwelson Lapang on Friday resigned as member of the Congress, which he had associated for the last four decades.

The resignation of this Congress stalwart from this northeast is major blow for the opposition Congress in the region as it prepares its ground for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls and upcoming Mizoram assembly elections scheduled to be held in the coming months. In his resignation letter to Congress President Rahul Gandhi, Lapang noted that he quit party after the Congress party has embarked upon a policy of phasing out senior

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and elderly people.

“In my opinion it means that their service and contribution of the senior and elderly people is no useful to the party. Since the spirit and enthusiasm to work for the people is still burning inside me, this restriction made me frustrated and compelled me to be no longer comfortable in the party,” Lapang said.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND JUDL-17/90-91/190 Dated 07/09/2018

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Smt. Chichanpeni of Mongsenyimti Village Mokokchung has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1952 in order to claim family pension against her husband Late Imnabenba Ao. Therefore public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued on her name.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Shri. Albert Ezung, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland

“With my present age and health condition, I have decided to serve the country, my state and its people in the same manner wherever I am,” 84-year-old Lapang noted. The veteran political leader stated that he had worked devotedly, leaving no stone unturned while performing his service for the party, as a “true and discipline Congress man and always cooperates with the AICC (All India Congress Committee) even to the extend of accepted sacrifices for the sake of unity and strength of the party. ...”

The five-times Chief Minister of Meghalaya did not contest February 2018 State Assembly elections but campaigned for the Congress party.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Yiben Lotha Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Zanbene Lotha relation wife R/o H/No 4, Diphupar 4th Mile, Dimapur to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 23.8.18.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 14/10/18.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 13 day of 9/18.

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NO.JUD-7/Pt-1/15-16/: Dated Satakha the 6/9/2018 Whereas Shri/Smti. Shikhevi Sema s/o | d/o | w/o | h/o | Lt. Vikheyi has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925, Part X to draw/ withdraw/ Operate/ Transfer his/her .......... (Pension/GPF/GIS/Leave Encashment & Gratuity) Bank A/C No. 11819544622 LIC Policy No. ..................

Land Patta No. .................

Who expired on 20-12-2013 Now therefore public are hereby asked to file Claims/Objection if any within one month from the date of issue of this notice.

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NRC: AAMSU sit-in protest

IOC mulls giving 5-kg cylinders to counter strike in Assam

GUWAHATI, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): All Assam Minorities Students’ Union (AAMSU) on Thursday staged a two-hour sit-in demonstration in Guwahati against NRC state coordinator Prateek Hajela for striking out five of the 15 documents listed for inclusion of names in the final NRC by following ‘political dictation’ of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Northeast Now reported.

AAMSU alleged that the BJP has been ‘harassing’ people in the name of NRC. Talking to Northeast Now, AAMSU advisor Azizur Rahman said, “It is clearly mentioned in the Citizenship (Registration of Citizens and Issue of National

Identity Cards) Rules, 2003 (amended in 2009) that name of a person will be included in the NRC if his/ her name appears in any electoral roll prior to 1971 or in National Register of Citizens, 1951.”

“Prateek Hajela suggested the Supreme Court to exclude both the vital document – 1951 NRC and electoral roll 1971 which AAMSU would never tolerate,” Rahman said.

The state NRC coordinator Prateek Hajela suggested the Supreme Court to exclude five documents including 1951 NRC, electoral roll of 1971, citizenship certificate, refugee certificate before 1971 and ration card before 1971 out

Guwahati, Sep 13 (PTI): With LPG cylinder carriers on an indefinite strike in Assam, Indian Oil Corporation Thursday said it is considering supplying 5 kg cylinders to distributors for sale at the gates of its bottling plants.

The North East Packed LPG Transporter Association (NEPLTA) began an indefinite strike from September 9 with several demands regarding the latest tender floated by the PSU giant.

N E P LTA o p e r a t e s around 3,000 tr ucks to transport LPG cylinders from IOC’s six plants at North Guwahati, Sarpara, Bongaigaon, Duliajan, Gopanari and Silchar to various distributors across Assam.

“Due to the strike, stocks at distributor points have almost dried up. We are trying to handle the situation so that common people are not affected.

We are now considering to give the 5 kg free trade LPG units to distributors, who will sell them at the plant gates,” Indian Oil Corporation Chief General Manager (IndianOil-AOD) Uttiya Bhattacharyya told PTI here. Because of the strike, loading and supplying of finished cylinders from the company’s six bottling plants in Assam has fully stopped during the last five

days, he added. “Besides, we will make available these non-subsidised small cylinders at retail fuel stations.

It will be slightly expensive, but our effort is that the kitchen should continue to run at homes,” Bhattacharyya said.

When contacted, NEPLTA President Niranjan Mahanta said the union will continue with its protest unless their demands are met.

“There has been no concrete effort from the IOC to solve the issues. We have three simple demands -- shift the tender process from Kolkata to Guwahati, hike the rates by 50 per cent from the existing contract and there should not be any priority given to the distributors,” he added. Countering the arguments given by the association, a senior IOC official looking after LPG business in Assam said the rates offered in the new tender process are at par with the existing rates.

“The period of contract has been increased to five years from three years at present. This will give more benefits like less amount of EMI and longer periodicity of business. On shifting of tender process, it is immaterial because this is a complete online system.

No physical presence is needed at all,” the official informed.

HC assesses Umroi airport project work

Meghalaya CM Conrad to donate one month’s salary to school

60k fake ration cards identified in Tripura

difference.”.

The CM further stated, “We have ensured that if we have 10 agendas, 5 will be for education; Likewise if there are 20 agendas, 10 will be devoted for the purpose of education. But let me tell you that this task is a herculean one. We would love to transform the educational scenario of the state in a matter of few years but we do face a lot of hurdles and challenges”.

The CM also informed that the state’s education policy is on the verge of completipn and will be released by the end of this month itself. The education policy will give a clear cut direction on how the state governmnet would like to take the education forward in the state.

In this regard, he said, “If we look at the educational scenario of Meghalaya, we see that there are not enough educational institutions to cater to the needs of a huge population of young people who are in need of quality education.

Meghalaya’s biggest assets are its children and youth are going to be the future of our state”.

Agartala, Sep 13 (PTI): Tripura government has identified over 60000 counterfeit ration cards and 2,90,776 fake PDS consumers in a digitization drive by the state government, its Law Minister Ratan Lal Nath has said.

The government is focussed on digitization and e-government services as part of its move to end corruption and bring accountability in public services, he said here on Wednesday.

“We conducted a verification through a digitization drive and found that 62,340 ration cards and 2,90,776 PDS consumers are fake,” Nath said.

In Tripura a ration card is given to a family and not an individual and includes names of all members of the family.

There were a total 9,62,046 ration cards registered during the erstwhile Left Front government.

But the incumbent BJPIPFT government which assumed office in the state on March 9 this year found only 8,99,706 cards among them genuine, the minister said.

All Assam Minorities Students’ Union staging two-hour sit-in demonstration in Guwahati against NRC state coordinator Prateek Hajela for striking out five of the 15 documents listed for inclusion of names in the final NRC on Thursday. (UB)

S H I LLO N G, S e p 1 3 (Agencies): The High Court of Meghalaya has assessed the progress of the work at Umroi airport on Wednesday and listed it for hearing again on September 25, The Shillong Times reported.

The division bench comprising Chief Justice Mohammad Yaqoob Mir and Judge SR Sen examined the status report and it was revealed that for the purpose of land required for approach funnel of clusters II and III, the government sanctioned Rs 18,17,93,458.

The Transport Commissioner has been asked to disburse the money to the land owners.

The court granted exemption from the purview of the Meghalaya Transfer of Land (Regulation) Act, 1971, for purchase of land on behalf of the state government.

All the land owners have signed an undertaking to hand over land on receipt of full payment.

Compensation amount was scheduled to be paid through account payee cheque on Wednesday.

S hi l lo n g, S e p 1 3 (Agencies): Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma today appealed to the general public, especially the MLAs and politicians to donate their one month’s salary for the betterment of schools in rural parts of Meghalaya who lack basic amenities like roof over their heads, a clean toilet, clean drinking water and even electricity, The Northeast Today reported.

While ruing the fact that there are many children in the interior villages of Meghalaya studying in schools which do not even basic facilities, the CM expressed the concern of the state government in this regard.

“We are trying our level best to change this fact but again, there are limitations and challenges.

Since many of our schools in rural areas are in dire need of help, hence I want to appeal to officers, successful businessmen and senior politicians to try and identify and adopt a school in rural areas in whatever capacity they can. Even giving one sheet of tin or

5 underground activists arrested in Manipur Correspondent

IMPHAL, Sep 13: Five underground activists including NSCN (I-M) cadre were apprehended by police and security forces during separate counter insurgency operations in Manipur.

One pistol loaded with eight live rounds was recovered from the suspected NSCN (I-M) cadre identified as Keisang Kamei son of Keipisim Kamei of Bhalok village of Tamenglong district. He was arrested by 23 Assam Rifles from New Sibilong area of Noney district on Thursday.

Police commandos attached with Imphal West district police have also arrested a cadre of PLA later identified as Kshetrimayum Rupachandra aka Dilimu (23) son of Ksh Ibochou of Top Khongnangmakhong on Wednesday. Police alleged that he was involved in carrying out various prejudi-

cial activities like extortion of money from government officials, general public, businessmen and also in recruiting new cadres of the outfit. The same police commando unit also arrested a “self styled sergeant major” of UNLF during a search operation inside the Imphal ISBT (Inter-State Bus Terminus) complex on Wednesday evening. He was identified as Huidrom Kapil aka Mongyangba Singh (32) of Singjamei Kongba Road, a statement of the state police PRO said today.

Two cadres of KCP (Noyon group) were also arrested in other counter insurgency operation at Kombirei Bazar area of Imphal West district on Tuesday, PRO said.

The arrested were identified as Khuraijam Rohit Singh aka Bungobi (28), a resident of the Kobirei Keithel and Waikhom Rutan Singh (28).

of 15 admissible documents for inclusion of names in the NRC. Rahman, while demanding the apex court to nullify Hajela’s suggestion to exclude five documents from the list, said, “AAMSU respects Assam Accord and wants an error free NRC on the basis of the historic accord.”

Lashing out the BJP over the government’s move to implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, Rahman said, “On the one hand, BJP says that Assam Accord is the soul of NRC and on the other hand, it strives to implement the vexatious Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016.”

Conrad K Sangma (file)

bench can make a great difference”.

He also urged the MLAs and political leaders to try and sacrifice their one month salary for the upliftment of such schools in rural Meghalaya.

“I am starting this from myself and will be giving my one month’s salary for a school located in the hinterland of the state.

I will provide whaetever is necessary and what I can to help the school”, the CM said while adding that, ” If there is a movement in this line from even the common man who wish to donate whatever they can, we as a society can collectively make a huge

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BJP’s tribal wing seeks ending ties with ally IPFT in Tripura Agartala, Sep 13 (PTI): Signalling growing strain between the coalition partners, Janajati Morcha, the ruling BJP’s tribal wing in Tripura, Thursday demanded immediate severing of ties with the Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura (IPFT).

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state Janajati Morcha president Sanjoy Debbarma said IPFT was creating “chaos” across the state over different issues.

Development works of the state government have been hit due to their activities. We have demanded Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb to remove them from the ministry and severe all ties with them, Debbarma told PTI. He said the chief minister gave them a patient hearing and said the agreement with IPFT was finalised by BJP’s central leadership and they would be consulted regarding the demand.

BJP and IPFT jointly secured 44 seats in the 60member state assembly in the February 18 elections and formed government, ending 25 years of CPI(M)led Left Front rule in the north eastern state. BJP secured 36 seats i.e. more than the majority mark.

IPFT, which emerged victorious in 8 seats, was later allotted two berths in

the state cabinet.

Differences between the BJP and its regional partner IPFT surfaced in the run up to panchayat bypolls, with a series of clashes reported between the workers of the ruling allies over submission of nominations.

The by-polls are slated for September 30.

When contacted, BJP state vice president and Janajati Morcha leader Rampada Jamatia accused IPFT supporters of attacking his house at Killa in Gomati district Wednesday.

He also alleged that the house of MLA of Golaghati constituency in Sipahijala district, Birchandra Debbarma was also attacked by IPFT supporters.

Debbarma had filed a complaint and an FIR was lodged. IPFT supporters held attacks on his family to force him to withdraw the FIR. They are also involved in criminal offenses in different parts of the state.

We have demanded that legal action be taken against them and the alliance with IPFT be severed immediately, Jamatia said.

Reacting to the issue, IPFT spokesperson and assistant general secretary Mangal Debbarma said, “If they want to severe ties with us, it is their prerogative and we would not object. The

BJP supporters started the clashes and later blamed the IPFT”.

He alleged that a section of tribal leaders of the BJP had hatched a conspiracy against IPFT to oust them from the government to grab the cabinet berths.

IPFT supremo N C Debbarma is the Tripura Revenue Minister and party general secretary Mevar Kumar Debbarma is the state Tribal Welfare Department Minister.

If we leave the alliance, two posts in the cabinet will become vacant and indigenous leaders in BJP can grab those seats. They are plotting to disturb the alliance for this reason, Mangal Debbarma said.

The indigenous leader also claimed that IPFT joined hands with BJP in the state government to strengthen their movement for separate Tipraland.

Tipraland is a proposed separate state for indigenous communities of Tripura.

IPFT was floated in 1997 with the demand.

We want Tipraland and shall continue to struggle for that. We do not care how many seats we get in the government. If the BJP thinks they can run the government without us, so be it. They have single majority. But the indigenous people are with us, Mangal said.

Manik Sarkar lambasts BJP

Agartala, Sep 13 (Agencies): The former Chief Minister of Tripura Manik Sarkar said in Agartala on Wednesday that democracy is being ‘murdered’ in the State.

Accusing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of destroying democratic rights in the State, Sarkar, who served as the Chief Minister for 20 years since 1998, told a press conference at the CPI (M) State headquarters that ‘individual rights, civil liberties and human rights have been damaged under BJP rule’.

Sarkar, who served as Chief Minister for 20 years since 1998, told a press conference at CPI (M) state headquarters that a series of clashes centering forthcoming three-tier panchayat by-polls.

Sarkar also alleged massive political violence on Opposition supporters, especially those from CPI (M), and said ruling BJP activists are trying to ‘silence the voice of the Opposition’.

“The BJP grabbed power by hatching conspiracies and ploys. People are gradually

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realizing it now,” Manik Sarkar said and added that common people wouldn’t stay silent for long.

“Elected public representatives were forced to resign from their positions.

Over 50 per cent of seats in three-tier Panchayat bodies went vacant within five months of the new Government.

By-election was announced but Opposition supporters were barred from submitting nomination papers. Those who collected nomination papers were attacked and their houses ransacked. This is an unnatural by-election,” he said.

The four-time Chief Minister appealed to the BJP-IPFT Government in Tripura to ‘restore peace’ and ensure that people can exercise their democratic rights without fear.

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Humbled and humiliated

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fter the latest thrashing at the hands of England in the five-match test series in England, the flashy, starry and much hyped Indian cricket team has been forced to bite the dust. The 4-1 thrashing of the self hyped ‘superstars’ by a consistent and thoroughly professional English team will force the selectors to do some serious thinking about all facets of the Indian team. Of course, the weakness of the Indians was exposed even in previous test matches but the Indians cut a sorry figure in all the test matches barring the lone win at Trent Bridge. For ‘Kohli’s boys’ they will do well to remember that no test side has suffered as many losses in the last 10 years in England than team India. In batting and bowling stats too, India is languishing near the very bottom. Well, Kohli may be the world’s number 1 and even slide down to number 2 etc but he alone cannot make up for the rest. The thrashing at the Oval marked the eleventh test match that India has lost in England in the past decade. Among the eight test-cricket playing nations that have travelled to England in the past 10 years, India reportedly has the highest number of losses.

Whichever way one cuts the data, India in England in the past decade, compared to other sides, is a very sorry tale. In England in the past decade, India have been abysmal in all facets of the game. On the bowling side, the English batsmen have averaged 47 per wicket against India during this period. This is, once again, the second-worst, after Bangladesh. To put this in perspective, the sides that have achieved some level of success have restricted English batsmen to an average in the mid-30s: for example, English batsmen averaged 31 against South Africa and 32 against Australia. The weakness of the Indian batsmen to outswingers on bouncy pitches was more than exposed when the played on the up in front of the pad and either got out LBW or nicked to slips. In India, the Indians are great because the pitches as non bouncy and flat pitches which does not allow much swinging.

The greatest weakness of the Indians was ironically Virat Kohli as the team was over dependent psychologically and physically on his performance. Cricket is played like a team just as how England did. But India played like a bunch who pinned their hopes on a few. When KL Rahul , Murali Vijay, Shikhar Dhawan, Dinesh Karthik and Ajinkya Rahane were inconsistent, how could the team put up a good total? The bowling department was short of another pacer since Pandya failed to shine. The Indians should be asking themselves if they went prepared or simply were over complacent with their performances at home in familiar surroundings?. The fact is that the Indians lacked practise and planning before heading for England and that was the main reason made them perform like a bunch of college kids who were kicked and thrashed humiliatingly like never before. After the humiliating defeat in England, the Indian selectors have to realise that Virat may be a performer but he is not an astute and matured leader. Now that Ravi Shastri has been humbled perhaps he must also accept the blame and make way for another coach.

DailyDevotion After Surrender— Then What?

I have finished the work which You have given Me to do. —John 17:4 True surrender is not simply surrender of our external life but surrender of our will— and once that is done, surrender is complete. The greatest crisis we ever face is the surrender of our will. Yet God never forces a person’s will into surrender, and He never begs. He patiently waits until that person willingly yields to Him. And once that battle has been fought, it never needs to be fought again.

Surrender for Deliverance. “Come to Me…and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). It is only after we have begun to experience what salvation really means that we surrender our will to Jesus for rest.

Whatever is causing us a sense of uncertainty is actually a call to our will— “Come to Me.” And it is a voluntary coming.

Surrender for Devotion. “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself…” (Matthew 16:24). The surrender here is of my self to Jesus, with His rest at the heart of my being. He says, “If you want to be My disciple, you must give up your right to yourself to Me.” And once this is done, the remainder of your life will exhibit nothing but the evidence of this surrender, and you never need to be concerned again with what the future may hold for you. Whatever your circumstances may be, Jesus is totally sufficient (see 2 Corinthians 12:9 and Philippians 4:19).

Surrender for Death. “…another will gird you…” (John 21:18; also see John 21:19). Have you learned what it means to be girded for death?

Beware of some surrender that you make to God in an ecstatic moment in your life, because you are apt to take it back again. True surrender is a matter of being “united together [with Jesus] in the likeness of His death” (Romans 6:5) until nothing ever appeals to you that did not appeal to Him. And after you surrender— then what? Your entire life should be characterized by an eagerness to maintain unbroken fellowship and oneness with God.

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Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth. ~ Buddha

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

Post-mortem

Working together to prevent suicide T Y hese should always be taken seriously. Many actual suicides are suicide gestures or cries for help that go very wrong.

Always act on the cry for help, however insignificant you feel the cause of the threat is. We are dealing with clients who are in pain and their perceptions which are not necessarily close to everyday reality. In the majority of cases an actual suicide is the result of a temporary mental aberration or instability – the person is just off balance rather than insane. An anxious event or something quite small pushes the person beyond his limits of personal normal functioning and control. There are social pressures too, that increase the likelihood of suicide.

Usually people don’t just wake up one morning and decide to kill themselves; there is generally a history of threat or hints that suicide is an option. If the person has some rudimentary plan such as time, place and method, then the threat is very real and you would be wise to obtain professional help as quickly as possible. Here are some further suggestions that may help you cope whilst you are securing professional support: Avoid platitude and treat the issue as very real. Take the person and his declarations as if he means what he says. Do not attempt to negotiate. Sometimes people commit suicide as a form of retribution or paying back someone else – to make them feel sorry. In such cases do not dwell on that person or how they might react to the intended suicide but rather keep the focus of the conversation on the suicidal person.

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regard and listen to him – using plenty of summary statements – so that you can show in a very real way that you understand his position, feelings and emotions.

Many, especially young people, harm themselves because there has been a breakdown in communications with those who are significant in their lives. Coupled with this intense listening, refrain from making any judgmental comments or indeed trying to negotiate or talk them around.

They will see what you are doing and you will lose their trust. It is far better to keep them talking until they are all talked out.

If it looks as if the person really is going to kill himself then you move from being nondirective and get the person to hospital or a crisis centre and/ or notify the police as soon as possible. Tell the person that you understand that he is in real psychological pain but that this will pass with time and that he must hang on and give himself a chance. This is the only area where you will not be expected to be bound by the confidentiality protocols. You have every right to prevent someone harming himself or others and this overrides any contract you have with the individual. Once the event is over and the person is safe you will enjoy his positive regard again, which is worth all possible irrational anger at the time.

Conclusion: Everyone can make a contribution in preventing suicide. Suicidal behaviour is universal, knows no boundaries so it affects everyone. The millions of people affected each year by suicidal behaviour have exclusive insight and unique voices. Their experiences are invaluable for

informing suicide prevention measures and influencing the provision of supports for suicidal people and those around them.

The involvement of people with lived experience of suicide in research, evaluation and intervention should be central to the work of every organisation addressing suicidal behaviour.

“Every day, we lose many lives to suicide, and many more are profoundly impacted by their deaths. We acknowledge all who experience the challenges of suicidal ideation, and those who have lost loved ones through suicide.”

Prayer against Suicide and Depression: God, I bind my strongman and all demons and evil spirits that are causing me to feel depressed and suicidal, in Jesus name! I cancel all the devil’s assignments against me, my family, and my household in Jesus name. I break the curse of suicide, depression, Heaviness, sadness, hopelessness, self-pity, & grief and command all demons that came in to enforce those curses to go to the pit, in Jesus name never to return. I also bind all spirits of uneasiness, gloom, emptiness, and worthlessness, in Jesus name. I enter into the perfect rest of the Lord. I claim my healing from depression and suicide. Thank you for that perfect peace, Lord! I am a new creation in Christ! I am lead by the Holy Spirit! I claim the perfect love of Christ! I cover my mind, body, and spirit with the blood of Jesus, and loose angels to stand guard and to protect me while I sleep, in Jesus name, Amen!

Rev. Fr. C. Joseph, Counsellor-St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama

On the issue of undocumented immigrants

es, we must speak to the issue or one day we will be held to account for beingsilence. Yes, we already have illegal immigrants in our land at a level more than we can accommodate Even without additional immigrants, we have a hard and frugal life which threatens our existence.

It is said that there is no laws limiting the immigrations into the United States from different parts of the world and integrate into their economy.

For the United States has a big, fertile and sparsely populated with highly productive capacity. But this is not what we see our land (Nagaland) with its geographical area of a mere 16,579 Sq. Km. only which is hilly and mountainous with extremely hostile terrain. In this kind of land, we get less than what we put in. Whereas, the United States has a geographical area of 9,372,614 Sq. km which is almost triple the size of India.

There is also a show of exponential growth of population with 64.9 % decadal growth as per 2001-2011’s census as against national growth of 21.04 %, which is abnormally very high. If the decadal growth is more than 23%, it is said to be abnormally high.

The fear of exodus of undocumented immigrants aftermath the National Register Citizens (NRC) in Assam has alarmed the whole North-East to find their ways to several other neighbouring states because their presence will be come a real threat to our collective future in many ways.

This illegal immigrants will

remain a security challenge, if no adequate measures are taken including checking and deporting of illegal migrants. Let us therefore devise a way to stop the flocking undocumented migrants into our land in order to save our posterity from being overwhelmed by them like Tripura state.If throngs ofillegal immigrants are allowed to migrate into our land in terms of thousands every day, what would our future be like?

This demographic threats, if a comprehensive measure is not taken right from now on, there is a threatthat the state of Nagaland will be torn asunder one day.

In this connection, the whole DimapurMouzashould be brought under “Inner Line Permit System” where check posts are to be set up at such vulnerable points where the illegal immigrants can easilyfind out into our land. We have several protective laws to protect the rights and interest of the Nagas from any form of exploitation by other ethnicities such as the Bengal Frontier Regulation Act, 1873, the Assam Land Revenue Regulation Act, 1886, the Chin Hills Regulation 1896 etc. etc. If all these and others are enforced strictly, and also if the whole DimapurMouza is brought under thepurview of “inner-line permit system,” the inflow of illegal immigrants can be reduced substantially.

Who are to be blamed for this state of affairs? The answers is obviously the Naga themselves for being indifferent attitude towards looking into the shape of thing that is coming to.

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‘It’s raining double tragedy’

s the floods recede and helpless folks struggle to rebuild their lives from the remains the deluge has left, the nation salutes the undying spirit of the Keralites who fought against all odds and stood firm as ‘one for all and all for one’. Perhaps the Kerala floods have taught humanity, the people of India in particular, that compassion certainly triumphs over any crisis. From the fishermen to the top bureaucrat, the demonstration of humanness in times of desperateness, I believe, has undoubtedly touched the souls of those who were simply praying and wishing them all well. Despite the help that kept pouring in, the sheer resilience and the spirit of the people deserves appreciation. Every struggle teaches humanity lessons. The Kerala floods have taught the larger humanity that we can triumph against all odds if we choose to be ‘One’.

Those of us who have helplessly watched the gloomy pictures of those in distress would surely admit that it wasn’t all there was to see. For, in the midst of those disturbing scenes a lot of positivity was also unfolding. I could still remember the guy in a blue T. shirt who leaned over and offered support on his back so that a couple of women folks would be guided into the boat safelynot to forget that there was a pregnant woman among the folks. On a dimly lit walled roof structure we could also see resemblance of a busy shopping mall, packed with people of all ages, mostly college students, unpacking and repacking clothes and medicines, received from donors, to be send to relief camps. What was visible and encouraging in all these pictures was the joy and the delightful spirit with which they had volunteered for the cause. It seemed as though nothing else mattered for these volunteers.

Every moment was a moment of opportunity; it was simply pure empathy that was translating into action. Not a soul was found idle, one is either in the rains trying to rescue stranded and helpless folks, inside a make shift camp unpacking and repacking stuffs or either distributing food items. Schools, temples, mosques and Churches opened their doors to shelter the homeless. In this crisis the religious places have truly demonstrated that it does not harbor only sermons but practice them as well. As of now Kerala, ‘God’s own Country’, remains devastated with 80,000Kms damaged roads, 10 Lakh displaced, crores of hectares of crops lost and what is truly painful is the fact that the floods have come to claim more than 400 lives. The state has also suffered a financial loss of more than 20000 crore. It will take a while to build from what is left, but with an undying spirit and human solidarity it will just be another bad flood that has come and

gone after about 100 years.

The Times of India (Kolkata) 3 September 2018 carried a news item, “Flood hit 48k Families in Nagaland”.

It mentions that more than 13 percent of Nagaland’s population, comprising 48,000 families in 532 villages, has been hit by one of the worst floods the State has witnessed in the recent years. The deluge in Nagaland started since July 26, relentless monsoon rains ravaged the state, causing floods and landslides, leading to the death of 12 persons and displacing more than 3000 families.

Districts under Nagaland like, Kipheri, Tuensang and Phek, bordering Myanmar, remained totally cut off for more than 15 days. Every since the downpour the Doyang Hydel project has been rising above normal level threatening the inhabitants settled in the low lying areas including neighbouring Assam.

The worst areas have been Peren, Noksen, Noklak, Tobu, Phokhungri, Wazu, Pongro and Seyochung areas reports the Times of India. Being someone away from Nagaland I do not wish to bring a detail account of the devastation that is felt at home. I suppose the tragedy is more severe then what little is known and written about in the papers.

When the news of the floods in Kerala started gaining momentum it seemed as though the entire national media had unleashed its soldiers on the ground to do ground zero reporting from all the flood affected areas. What the reporters did was commendable. They even braved the rains and risked their lives to keep the media houses breaking with news and videos. It was mission Kerala covered from A-Z. People saw and acted. The media coverage helped in garnering a lot of support even from across the boundary. The India Today news channel played a clip of two minor girls from the state of Karnataka collecting funds in and around temples from the devotees for the flood relief in Kerala. Certainly a kind gesture that said, “What comes from the heart goes to the heart”. At one point of time even politicians were heard and seen competing as to, who would fly down to Kerala first?

What the national media contributed to Kerala is a commendable and laudable job because it was a selfless sacrifice, a duty that knows no bounds-for the cause of humanity. The response in Kerala was spontaneous, be it the media, the people or the government. Nobody needed to be told everybody knew that ‘saving a life’ was all that mattered at those crucial junctures.

However, back at home it is a different story. At home we all thank the CM for his twitter appeal for help. It at least created some discomfort for the centre to immediately deploy the chopper to

the affected areas. The National survey team has finally reached the state and taken stock of the damage and loss. I hope and pray that their outreach will at least serve as a consolation to those who are struggling to rebuild from what is left.

What disturbs me often as a citizen, is the kind of publicity (the National media especially), that is so hesitant when it matters the North Eastern Regions of India, and this time particularly Nagaland. Having seen all these media attentions and publicity, what concerns me is the kind of media attention and coverage that we in Nagaland seldom enjoy. And it is unfortunate that in such terrible situations, we were left without anyone noticing the kind of hell we are going through. I am not dismissing the reports carried out by the local dailies (News in Nagaland) and the participation of the social media in highlighting the current issue.

My contention is why are the Media houses so hesitant to set foot and do real ground reports in times such as these?

What has ever happened to “duty without bounds”? What prevented the media from doing its duty to its own citizens? It could have made a lot of difference to the people who were ruthlessly pushed to their limits by nature’s fury. If the media could go the United States to cover the PM’s speech, what is the excuse for not turning up when fellow citizens are fighting for survival in a tragedy? Interestingly the appeal of the Chief Minister of Kerala, for help and assistance, is broadcasted at

certain intervals in most of the national Medias till date. If the flood situation in Kerala was so tempting for the media houses to do ground zero reporting 24/7, why skip Nagaland? Of course who can compare the loss, it’s a staggering 20000 crore versus 800 crore. I hope for sure it is not the gravity of a disaster or tragedy that determines ground reporting. But I believe the loss that is felt by both the states and its people bear the same emotional gravity as human beings, which the media ought to consider. The mainstream national media seemed to have dumped all its stamina this time in the South that the disaster in Nagaland had to rely on WhatsApp, Facebook, and Twitter for its national coverage. Isn’t it a concern that a lot of times incidents and events occurring in the state are covered from neighbouring Guwahati by the media channels? This often leads to limited coverage and distort versions of a narrative. What makes politicians so keen on visiting Nagaland during Hornbill Festivals and elections but gives a damn when people’s lives are at stake? Is it not people’s lives that we have chosen to be adamant to? In our indifference have we not chosen to ignore our own? Are we not morally responsible to the struggles of our fellow human beings? In these crisis we don’t need sermons to teach us morals, perhaps what we lack is empathy-an understanding of how others are feeling which often translates into action.

Tayong. Lemtur, Kolkata

Reader’s Post Appeal to concerned authority on non-payment of SSA teachers salary

Sir,

The Inclusive Education Resource Person (Special Teachers) SSA had been appointed under the SSA Nagaland. After the appointment, we had been posted to various educational resource centers with an attachment to different schools. Till date we are performing our duties faithfully, however we have not been paid our salary till date. And we are facing acute hardship in performing our duties.

Therefore, this is our humble appeal to the concern authorities to release our monthly salaries which is pending for such a long time (April 2017 till date). Also we urge upon the state government to redress our grievances without further delay.

As per the finance dept report published on 22nd April 2018 in Nagaland post with regard to release of amount Sanction for the same through the then Finance Secretary to the govt. of Nagaland Y. Khito Sema which reminded the education department that the state govt. has released salary for SSA Teachers upto Dec. 20, 2017. Where is our salary gone? Who is responsible for delay of our salary? Finance department or Education department or who else? what should we do to get our salary? What are our options? Kindly guide us.

Imlimenla Ao, Tiajongla, Lanulemla, Tiasangla, Lidila, Imtimongla, Vedulu, Rose Jish, Rose Yanthan, Rosa Yanthan, Hovi Shohe, Lovi Shikhu Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Congress, BJP spar over Vijay Mallya Rahul demands Jaitley’s resignation; Prasad says allegations were ‘false’

New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS): A fresh war of words broke out between the BJP and Congress over Vijay Mallya on Thursday with Congress President Rahul Gandhi seeking Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s resignation over “free passage” given to the fugitive businessman and the BJP hitting out by alleging that UPA government gave “sweet deals” to him and that Gandhi family “partially owned the now-defunct Kingfisher Airlines through proxy”.

The ruling party rejected the demand for Jailtley’s resignation and instead sought to turn the tables on Congress by asking Rahul Gandhi to quit in view of his involvement in National Herald case.

The day saw two press conferences each by the Congress and BJP with Gandhi coming to party’s central office to attack Jaitley. It came a day after Mallya said he had met Jaitley and the Union minister rubbished the claim of any formal meeting. Gandhi accused Jaitely of “colluding” with Mallya who is facing charges of fraud and money laundering amounting to around Rs 9,000 crore. He

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asked why Jaitley did not inform the investigating agencies about Mallya’s plans to leave India.

“There is a clear-cut collusion. He (Jaitley) should have confessed (about the meeting) and he should resign. The Finance Minister talks to an absconder (Mallya) and the absconder tells the Finance Minister that I am going to London. The Finance Minister neither told the CBI, the ED or the police, why?

“He was given a free passage to leave the country by the Finance Minister.

There was a lookout notice against Mallya which was diluted to an inform notice.

Who changed it? This can be done only by one who controls the CBI,” he alleged.

Gandhi also demanded to know if the decision was taken by Jaitley himself or the “order came from

the top”. “The Finance Minister has colluded with a criminal running away from the country. He was told by the criminal that he is going to run away but the Finance Minister did nothing. The government is lying on Rafale, they are lying on Mallya”.

At the media conference, Congress MP P.L. Punia claimed to give an eyewitness account of the meeting between Jaitley and Mallya in the Central Hall of Parliament before the businessman fled the country on March 2, 2016.

Punia claimed the meeting between Jaitley and Mallya lasted 15-20 minutes and asked if Mallya had taken permission from Jaitley about his planned flight abroad. Hitting out at the Congress, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra alleged that there were documents that

show how RBI and UPA under Sonia Gandhi and Manmohan Singh had given sweet deals to Kingfisher Airlines. “And it appears through these chain of documents that Kingfisher Airlines was owned not by Mallya but by the Gandhi family through proxy,” he alleged showing the letters written

by RBI to SBI requesting for the restructuring of the loans of Kingfisher Airline The accuracy of the documents could not be ascertained. There was no immediate response from Rahul Gandhi’s office.

Patra also alleged that the party has enough evidence which shows that Rahul Gandhi was “using black money” and the Gandhi family was helping Mallya with sweet deals.

He claimed that Rahul Gandhi travelled free in Kingfisher Airlines, which was once owned by Mallya.

“Rahul Gandhi took one crore loan from a shell company, we have the confession of the company director,” Patra alleged.

At another press conference, Congress Communications In-charge Randeep Singh Surjewala posed specific questions to the

Modi government. “Why was no action taken against Vijay Mallya for bank fraud despite registration of an FIR by CBI on July 29, 2015? Who asked CBI to change its look-out notice of October 16, 2015 into a mere ‘inform notice’ on November 23, 2015? Who directed the banks to delay filing of the case in the Supreme Court,” he asked.

Earlier in the day, Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters that all the allegations against Jaitley were “false”.

“All these remarks are being made after Rahul Gandhi’s London visit. Is there anything common between them (Mallya and Rahul Gandhi)?” he asked.

Railways Minister Piyush Goyal, who addressed a press conference at the BJP headquarters, said Rahul Gandhi was “facing serious criminal charges” and that he “should first resign.”

“Those who took loans from hawala companies and accumulated wealth by taking government land free of cost or at lower rate from National Herald and whose case was rejected by Delhi High Court, should resign first,” he said.

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ABVP bags president, two other posts in DUSU polls New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): The ABVP, the student wing of the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh, Thursday bagged three posts, including that of the president, in the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections.

The NSUI, the student wing of the Congress, won only one seat.

ABVP’s Ankiv Basoya won the presidential post with a margin of 1744 votes while party’s candidate Shakti Singh was declared as the vice president after he won with a margin of 7673 votes. NSUI’s Akash Choudhary won the secretary’s post while ABVP’s Jyoti emerged victorious on the joint secretary post.

Basoya got 20467 votes while his rival NSUI’s Sunny Chhillar got 18723 votes. Singh received 23046 votes against NSUI rival Leena’s 15373 votes.

Choudhary, the lone winning candidate of the NSUI, alleged that fair elections were not conducted and data of seven EVMs were missing.

The Chief Electoral Officer in Delhi Thursday clarified that the EVMs

used in DUSU elections have not been issued by the Election Commission and it seems to have been procured privately.

The counting had to be suspended for few hours following glitch in the EVMs but was resumed in the evening amid heavy police deployment.

The NSUI demanded fresh polling, while the ABVP demanded resumption of counting.

“There are only 8 candidates so how is it possible that votes were cast to a 10th candidate? All machines were fine yesterday.

Police and administration are involved in this,” Fairoz Khan, NSUI president, alleged.

Later, all candidates came to an agreement on resumption of counting.

Celebrations broke out with bursting of crackers and loud cheering at the Kingsway camp counting venue as the results were announced.

The supporters lifted the victorious candidates on their shoulders and posed for photos flashing the ‘victory’ sign.

While the battle for

DUSU has mainly been the contest between the NSUI and the ABVP for years, the Left-affiliated AISA and Aam Aadmi Party’s CYSS entered into an alliance and also vied for the central panel posts this time.

Amid heavy police presence and some lastminute wooing of voters, DUSU polls were held yesterday with a voter turnout of 44.46 per cent.

Polling took place at 52 centres in the colleges.

There were as many as 23 candidates in the fray.

DUSU is the representative body of the students from most colleges and faculties. Apart from DUSU, which is an umbrella council, each college also has its own students union for which they hold separate elections.

Though Delhi University officially does not recognise any political outfit, students who contest the polls are backed by different parties.

The polls have been keenly contested over decades and are seen as a stepping stone to mainstream politics.

India meets norms; out of India’s first indigenous anti-nuclear medical kit NSG due to China, says US

Washington, Sep 13 (PTI): India has not been able to secure membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group because of China’s veto, a senior Donald Trump administration official said on Thursday, asserting that the US will continue to advocate for New Delhi’s membership in the elite grouping as it meets all the criteria.

India has been seeking entry into the 48-member elite nuclear club, which controls nuclear trade, but China has repeatedly stonewalled its bid.

While India, which is backed by the US and a number of western countries has garnered the support of a majority of the group’s members, China has stuck to its stand that new members should sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), making India’s entry difficult as the

group is guided by the consensus principle. India is not a signatory to the NPT. “Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) is a consensus-based organisation.

India has not been able to secure membership as a result of opposition from China,” Alice Wells, the principal deputy assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia, told a Washington audience.

“We have deemed that we’re not going to limit our own cooperation with India based on a Chinese veto. Of course, we moved ahead with an STA One authorisation and we certainly believe that India meets all of the qualifications of the nuclear supplier’s group and will continue to actively advocate on behalf of India’s membership,” Wells said in response to a question.

He said by granting Strategic Trade Authorisa-

tion (STA-1) status, the US has placed India in the inner circle of America’s closest allies. “It reflects just the intimacy of the strategic partnership,” she said in response to a question at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a top American think-tank.

The senior State Department Official hoped that the nuclear deal with India would finally see the light of the day with the approaching of its 10th anniversary.

“With Westinghouse coming out of bankruptcy, we now have an opportunity to cross the finish line to really culminate in what was this historic process that began a decade ago to be able to have one of our premier companies provide in some of the safest and cleanest fuel that will benefit, tens of millions of Indian citizens,” she said.

NEW DELHI, Sep 13 (Agencies): In a major shot in the arm for paramilitary and police forces, scientists at a central research institute claim to have developed India’s first indigenous medical kit that may ensure protection from serious injuries and faster healing of wounds resulting from nuclear warfare or radioactive leakage, NDTV reported.

The kit, developed after two decades of work by the Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS) in New Delhi has over 25 items, including radio-protectors that provide 80-90 per cent protection against radiation and nerve gas agents, bandages that absorb radiation as well as tablets and ointments.

Developed in India for the first time, it’s a potent alternative to similar kits that were till now being procured from strategically advanced nations such as

the US and Russia at much higher prices, INMAS Director AK Singh told PTI. The contents include an advanced form of Prussian blue tablets, highly effective in incorporating Radio Cesium (Cs137) and Radio Thallium, among the most feared radioisotopes in nuclear bombs that destroy human body cells.

The tablet provides 100 per cent absorption from the gut and other portals of entry to the human body, according to documents inside the medical kit accessed by PTI. According to INMAS, the kit has been developed for the armed, paramilitary and police forces only as they are the first ones likely to get exposed to radiation -- be it during nuclear, chemical and biomedical (NCB) warfare or a rescue operation after a nuclear accident.

The kit also has an Ethylenediaminetetraa-

cetic acid (EDTA) injection that traps uranium in the guts and blood of victims during a nuclear accident or warfare.

The kit also has CaEDTA Respiratory Fluid, which is the inhalation formula for chelation, or grabbing, of heavy metals and radioactive elements deposited in lungs through inhalation at nuclear accident sites.

When EDTA is injected into the veins, it “grabs” heavy metals and minerals and removes them from the body.

The medicine reduces the body burden of radioactivity by 30-40 per cent in controlled conditions and is highly useful for the rescue teams and victims after a nuclear accident.

According to INMAS, different paramilitary forces are processing Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with the Institute for seamless procurement of the product.

“In some ways, medical and health issues faced by the military and the paramilitary are quite different to that of the general public. The three areas of particular concern to the defence sector are high altitudes, war injuries and NBC warfare,” Singh told PTI. Stating that the pharmaceutical industry is a mere spectator due to the limited commercial scope in such products, Singh said, “Government sponsored research is the only way forward in this area with practically no import potential.”

“INMAS, the medical face of DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation) doubles up for the paramilitary also because there is no medical research in Bureau of Police R&D,” he added.

He said the drugs in the medical kit are ‘Made in India’, without any foreign counterpart and come with

the tag of cost-effective and industrial networking.

Aseem Bhatnagar, additional director at INMAS, noted that the kit has Radioactive Blood Mopping Dressing -- a special kind of bandage that absorbs radiation.

During radioactive accidents, he explained, thousands of patients may be rushed to hospitals. In several cases, if not most, they will also have traumatic, orthopaedic, surgical injuries or burns.

The blood of such patients will have radioactive elements and will require wound dressing with significantly higher absorption capacity so that nothing leaks and infects others.

“Such highly absorptive dressings and gauze also make it safer for the medical staff to handle radioactive patients as the chance of their own contamination is reduced,” Mr Bhatnagar told PTI.

Kerala seeks Rs 4,700 cr as compensation

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): The Kerala government Thursday sought Rs 4,700 crore as compensation from the central government for the damage caused by the recent f loods, termed as the worst in a century, officials said.

At least 488 people have died in Kerala due to the rains and floods this monsoon, which hit 14 districts of the state.

The Kerala government has sent a memorandum to the Home Ministry giving details about the loss

of human life, properties, infrastructure and crops and sought about Rs 4,700 crore as compensation, a senior government official said.

In case of any natural calamity beyond the coping capacity of a state, the state government submits a detailed memorandum indicating sector-wise details of damage and requirement of funds for relief operations of immediate nature.

Accordingly, the Kerala government sent the memorandum, the official said.

As per the existing

guidelines, the central government will soon send an Inter-Ministerial Central Team (IMCT) for on-thespot assessment of damage and additional requirement of funds. The IMCT report will be considered by the Sub-Committee of National Executive Committee (SCNEC) headed by the Union home secretary in conformity with the norms and

then by a high-level committee, chaired by the home minister for approving the quantum of additional assistance from the NDRF. The financial mechanism to meet the rescue and relief expenditure during any notified disaster event is governed by guidelines on State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) and National Disaster Response Fund

(NDRF), another official said.

State Disaster Response Fund has been constituted in each state in which the Centre contributes 75 per cent for general category states and 90 per cent for special category states of hilly regions every year according to the award of the successive Finance Commissions.

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NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): Investor wealth has surged over Rs 12 lakh crore so far during the 2018-19 fiscal, driven by robust stock market sentiment, during which the BSE benchmark index has soared more than 14 per cent. Since March 28 this year (stock markets were closed on March 29 and 30 for a local holiday), the 30-share Sensex has gained 4,749.28 points, or 14.40 per cent, to 37,717.96 as on September 12.

The key index touched its lifetime high of 38,989.65 on August 29, this year. Led by a rally in stocks, the market capitalisation of BSElisted companies jumped Rs 12,01,444 crore to Rs 1,54,26,441 crore as on September 12. Stock exchanges are closed on Thursday for “Ganesh Chaturthi“. A number of initial public offers and subsequent listing of stocks has also helped the market valuation rise.

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investments till August 2018 have crossed USD 18.7 billion, 9 per cent higher compared to the same period last year.

During August 2018, 18 exits totalling USD 830 million were seen, which is double the value compared to July 2018.

The largest exit in the reporting month include USD 225 million part exit from Ola a cab aggregator,

by Helion Ventures, Accel India, Bessemer and others in a secondary sale to Temasek.

The other large exit during the month saw Warburg Pincus sell 8.3 per cent stake in AU Small Finance Bank for USD 223 million in the open market.

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(private equity services), Vivek Soni, said.

During the reporting month, four deals were recorded of value greater than USD 100 million, accounting for 72 per cent of total investments against USD 4.7 billion recorded across six deals in August 2017.

KKR’s USD 530 million buyout of 60 per cent stake in Ramky Enviro Engineers was the largest deal in August 2018.

From a sector point of view, power and utilities led with USD 532 million investments across two deals followed by real estate with USD 360 million invested across two deals.

Financial services, which has been one of the top sectors over the previous months, recorded just USD 42 million in investments across six deals.

In terms of number of deals, technology with seven deals was the leader, the report said.

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Mumbai, Sep 13 (PTI): Private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) investments stood at USD 1.6 billion across 50 deals in August, with buyout deals recording two times increase in value compared to the year-ago period, says a report.

According to EY’s private equity monthly deal tracker report, August 2018 recorded USD 830 million across 18 exits with two USD 200 million plus deals.

“PE/VC activity continued its strong run with USD 1.6 billion investments received in August 2018. Till August end, the sentiment towards India remained strong, with funds further adding to their dry powder, as evidenced by USD 2 billion raised during the month, adding to the already high levels of dry powder of close to USD 40 billion available for investment into the country,” EY’s partner and national leader

camera and 2x optical zoom.

There is an improved TrueTone quad-LED flash as well. Both the models have a 7MP RGB camera sensor in the front with F/2.2 aperture while the iPhone XR has a single 12MP camera at the rear.

The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max would be available in 64GB, 256GB and 512GB storage variants in space grey, silver and a new gold colour starting at

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San Francisco, Sep 13 (IANS): Apple officially introduced its 2018 line-up of iPhones - the premium iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR at an event in California late on Wednesday.

The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max will support dual SIM and dual standby functionality.

The premium iPhone XS and XS Max come with upgraded 12MP + 12MP

Guwahati, Sep 13 (Agencies): Tata Motors has announced the launch of the limited edition Nexon KRAZ to mark the 1st Anniversary of the Nexon brand.

This neo-styling design treatment is inspired from the active world of sports and combined with the athletic performance of NEXON to attract the enthusiastic, active and sporty youth.

The Nexon KRAZ will be available in two variants - KRAZ and KRAZ+ at a starting Ex-showroom price (Guwahati) of Rs.7.58 lakh for the petrol version and Rs.8.58 lakh for the diesel version.

Commenting at the launch, MayankPareek, president, PVBU, Tata Motors, said, “We want to celebrate the 1st Anniversary of our brand Nexon with our customers and what better way than offering them a special striking versiontheNexon KRAZ.” “To attract customers with active and sporty lifestyle, the Nexon KRAZ has been designed to set a new trend in the segment. Since launch, the Nexon has received a very good response and today is among the top

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The iPhone XS, right, and XS Max are displayed side to side during an event to announce new products at Apple headquarters on Wednesday.

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): State-owned Syndicate Bank has said its board approved a proposal to raise up to Rs.250 crore by issuing shares to its employees under the employee stock purchase scheme.

The board of directors of the bank in a meeting held on Wednesday approved the proposal to raise capital up to Rs.250 crore by way of issue of equity shares under employee stock purchase scheme (ESPS), the bank said in a regulatory filing.

The money would be raised in one or more tranches.

Syndicate Bank will convene an extraordinary general meeting on October 29 to seek approval from shareholders on issuing shares to employees under the ESPS. The government in March 2017 had allowed public sector banks to offer stock options to their employees, aimed at retaining experienced hands and better incentives besides a means of capital raise.

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display and aluminium body instead of a steel one.

The Cupertino-based company also unveiled its new Apple Watch Series 4 with improved health features.

Its next generation of Apple Watch features edgeto-edge display with smaller bezels, which is 30 per cent bigger.

The device brings a design overhaul to the Apple Watch as the iPhone-maker is now using a new dualcore 64-bit chipset, custom designed to improve performance. “Apple Watch isn’t just the number one smart watch, it is the number one watch in the world period,” Tim Cook, CEO of Apple said.

Apart from heartbeat data, the devices would now also track heart rhythm and notify users.

The new series has been approved by FDA for ECG recording as well but this feature would be limited to only US-based users initially. The tech giant said it is working to introduce this feature in other countries as well.

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Rs 99,900 and Rs 1,09,900, respectively through Apple authorised resellers in India.

The cheapest of the lot - the iPhone XR - has a starting price of Rs 76,900.

The premium iPhone XS is made with stainless surgical grade steel with a new glass formulation and has edge-to-edge screen, Apple said in a statement.

Both the iPhone XS and XS Max are fueled by Apple’s latest A12 Bionic chipset built on 7-nm design, which allows for 6.9 billion transistors on the chip. Also, there is a new neural engine with an 8-core dedicated machine learning (ML) processor.

The iPhone X comes with a 5.8-inch OLED display while the iPhone XS has 6.5-inch OLED screen -- the biggest ever on an iPhone. Other than the size, both the models have 3D Touch and HDR. The Face ID in these models is said to work faster this time than last year’s iPhone X. The affordable iPhone XR has a 6.1-inch LCD screen with liquid Retina

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Will not tolerate meddling in US elections: Trump N Korea willing to denuclearise: Moon Washington, Sep 13 (PTI): The United States will not tolerate any form of foreign interference in its elections, President Donald Trump said Wednesday after signing an executive order that initiates actions, including sanctions, against foreign entities who meddle or even attempt to interfere in American polls.

“Today, I took action to protect the integrity of the United States electoral system by signing an executive order to ensure that we can swiftly identify and punish any foreign interference in our elections. As I have made clear, the United States will not tolerate any form of foreign meddling in our elections,” Trump said in a statement after he signed the executive order.

The executive order requires the intelligence community and other federal agencies to assess the extent of any foreign interference after every United States election. If the US determines that any foreign meddling has occurred, the executive order ensures a quick, forceful, and proportionate response, he said.

Specifically, the executive order authorises appropriate and meaningful sanctions — some are full blocking sanctions, others are to be designed and calibrated in light of spe-

President Donald Trump said that United States will not tolerate any form of foreign interference in its elections.

cific facts — against any individual, foreign entity, or country that authorises, directs, sponsors, or otherwise supports foreign interference in a US election, he said.

It also directs the executive branch to develop a uniform process for assessing and determining foreign interference in United States elections.

“As we enter election season this fall, the American people can rest assured that we are working diligently to ensure that our democracy remains secure from foreign threats,” Trump said.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen M Nielsen also said election security is national security and any attempt to interfere in the

democratic institutions is unacceptable.

“By mandating the imposition of sanctions against any individual or entity that seeks to interfere in our elections, we are sending a clear signal that the US government will not tolerate interference of any kind and will use every tool at our disposal to protect our democratic process,” she said.

The executive order does not name any particular country. However in a conference call, Dan Coats, Director of National Intelligence identified Russia, China, Iran and N Korea having capabilities to do so.

“We have seen signs of not just Russia, but from China, of capabilities, po-

tentially from Iran and even North Korea. It’s more than Russia here that we’re looking at,” Coats said.

“We continue to look at that and will continue to look at that. We have not seen the intensity of what happened in 2016, but it’s only a keyboard click away,” he said.

However, the opposition Democrats were not satisfied with the executive order.

“The new executive order certainly does not absolve the Senate from passing much-needed legislation and funding to beef up our election security and prevent future attacks on our democracy from foreign adversaries,”Senate Minority Leader Chuck

Schumer said.

The steps outlined in the executive order are “far too little, too late,” and they provide no resources to help states protect their elections against future attacks, said Committee on House Administration Ranking Member Robert Brady, Committee on Homeland Security Ranking Member Bennie Thompson, and Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Ranking Member Elijah Cummings “While the President appears to acknowledge that foreign actors will continue to attempt to interfere in our elections, he makes no mention of previous Russian attacks,” they alleged.

Rather than issuing a weak executive order two years after these attacks, President Trump should have responded swiftly and strongly, they said.

“We need concrete actions that show the Trump Administration is sincere in wanting to protect American democracy from foreign interference. That means providing states with the funds they need, and pressing Republicans in Congress to pass legislation – like the Election Security Act – that makes meaningful improvements to our election infrastructure,” the three Democrats said.

Seoul, Sep 13 (AFP): North Korea is “willing to denuclearise” and the US is prepared to end hostile relations, President Moon Jae-in said Thursday as he struck an upbeat tone ahead of his third meeting with Kim Jong Un next week.

The summit will be the third between the leaders of North and South Korea this year and comes as talks between Washington and Pyongyang over dismantling the North’s nuclear arsenal have stalled.

Moon conceded there was a “blockage” and both sides needed to compromise to make progress on the controversial subject.

“North Korea is willing to denuclearise and therefore willing to discard existing nuclear weapons... and the US is willing to end hostile relations with the North and provide security guarantees,” Moon said.

“But there is a blockage as both sides are demanding each other to act first and I think they will be able to find a point of compromise.”

Moon, who helped broker the June summit between Kim and US President Donald Trump and has called for a follow-up meeting between the two sides, added South Korea would help mediate contacts between Washington and Pyongyang to “speed up the denuclearisation process”.

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Un pledged to denuclearise the Korean peninsula at their historic Singapore meeting.

However, no details were agreed, and Washington and Pyongyang have sparred since over what that means and how it will be achieved. Last month, Trump abruptly cancelled a planned visit by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Pyongyang.

The new US envoy for the North, Stephen Biegun, said in August Kim had promised “final, fully verified denuclearisation” at the Singapore summit.

But Pyongyang has slammed Washington for its “gangster-like” demands for complete, verifiable and irreversible disarmament.

South Korea’s Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said Thursday that making progress on denuclearisation talks with North Korea is a “daily concern”.

“Getting traction on the denuclearisation and peace process that is very

much now in motion -- it’s a daily concern to get movement on this,” she told a regional economic forum in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi.

Speaking on the sidelines of the forum, Kang called for “openness” from the North about their weapons programme and added a second Trump-Kim summit should deliver “concrete” results. “A second summit has to be something that really significantly moves the agenda forward,” she added.

The White House said earlier this week Trump had received a “very positive” letter from Kim seeking a follow-up meeting, since adding it is in the process of coordinating a possible second meeting between the two leaders.

South Korean national security advisor Chung Euiyong said Thursday Moon and Kim will discuss “more in-depth and detailed ways to achieve denuclearisation”.

ISI is our first line of defence: Pak PM World bids farewell to former UN chief Kofi Annan

Moscow ready to improve Russia-US ties: Lavrov Thursday.

The foreign minister added, however the situation between the two governments kept worsening due to Washington actions.

“We are taking seriously statements

by D. Trump on willingness to set up normal dialogue between our countries,” Lavrov said.

“If some positive impulses at all come from the US leader, they are being fully offset by soaring Russophobia in the US establishment, which sees our country as a threat to the US political supremacy.”

who saw the UN as a force for good. “As we face the headwinds of our troubled and turbulent times, let us always be inspired by the legacy of Kofi Annan,” he said.

“Our world needs it now more than ever.”

There were hymns and

a performance by soprano and human rights campaigner Barbara Hendricks, the BBC reported. Annan’s nephew Kojo Amoo-Gottfried read a eulogy, describing how he had led a hunger strike in his secondary school to protest against the quality of food in the

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There were also a moving tribute by his wife, Swedish lawyer and artist Nane Maria Annan. She thanked Ghana for giving the world such an extraordinary man and said her husband had an irresistible aura of radiant warmth.

“His legacy would live on through his foundation and through all of us,” she said.

The former queen of the Netherlands, Princess Beatrix, and her daughter-in-law Princess Mabel, who were close friends of Annan, were among the mourners.

Annan started his career at the UN in 1962 and 35 years later became the first person from sub-Saharan Africa to be appointed Secretary General.

His 1997-2006 term at the helm of the UN was marked by his programme to reform the institution and his efforts to draw support from the international community in Africa as well as leading the fight against AIDS. In 2001, Annan and the UN were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for “their work for a better organised and more peaceful world”.

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MOSCOW, Sep 13 (Agencies): Moscow is ready to do what it can to break the impasse in relations between Russia and the United States, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says.

The Kremlin is taking seriously President Donald Trump’s willingness to forge a normal dialogue, though antiRussia sentiment in the US establishment is a hindrance, he says.

“We are ready to cover our part of the way to drive the mutual ties from the impasse,” Lavrov said in an interview with Germany’s dpa news agency published on his ministry’s website on

Ghanaian chiefs pay their respects as the coffin of former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, draped with the Ghana flag, lies in state at the Accra International Conference Center in Ghana. (AP/PTI)

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“The Prime Minister lauded contributions of the ISI towards national security especially in the ongoing counter terrorism effort. The Prime Minister said that the ISI is our first line of defence and stands out as best intelligence agency of the world,” the statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the military said.

Khan, who was swornin as the 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan on August

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ISLAMABAD, Sep 13 (PTI): Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has described the ISI as “our first line of defence” as he visited for the first time the headquarters of the spy agency.

Khan, along with senior Cabinet ministers, was briefed on Wednesday in detail on the various strategic intelligence and national security matters by the senior officials of the Inter-Services Intelligence, an official statement said.

Accra, Sep 13 (IANS): World leaders bid farewell to former UN SecretaryGeneral Kofi Annan at his funeral in his home country of Ghana on Thursday.

On Monday, Annan’s body was transferred to the West African nation from Switzerland, where he died on August 18 at the age of 80. However, it wasn’t immediately clear why the process took so long.

Among those who attended the state funeral of the Nobel Peace Prize laureate at the International Conference Centre in the Ghanaian capital were UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo, senior government and military officials as well as dignitaries from across the world, Efe news reported.

“Kofi Annan brought considerable renown to Ghana as UN SecretaryGeneral and by his conduct and comportment in the global arena,” Akufo-Addo posted to Twitter.

“He gave his life to making peace where there was conflict, to defending the voiceless who were powerless, to promoting virtue where there was evil.”

Speaking at the funeral, Guterres said Annan was an exceptional leader

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18, has already visited the General Headquarters of Pakistan Army twice - first to get an in-depth briefing on the internal security and geo-strategic situation and then to attend the Defence and Martyrs Day ceremony on September 6.

Khan has been accused by his critics of being the security establishment’s man.

The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) party has accused him of reaching the Prime Minister House through the support of the powerful security establishment.

Khan told ISI officials that his government and the people of Pakistan firmly stood behind the armed forces and intelligence agencies and acknowledged the “unprecedented achievements” of these institutions, the statement said.

Earlier, Army chief Gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa and ISI Director General Lt Gen. Naveed Mukhtar received Khan on his arrival.

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16 Kohima district teachers awarded Police officer and 2 others missing

Kohima district teachers’ Award recipients with special guest V. Meyase, DC Kohima and Education department officials. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The Kohima District Teachers award ceremony was held on September 13 at the Deputy Commissioner’s (DC’s) Conference Hall, Kohima with V. Meyase, retd. director, School Education Nagaland as the special guest, with a program chaired

by Kepelhouzo Terhüja, ADEO, Kohima.

A DIPR report said

that the award ceremony began with the welcome speech and opening remarks from Piholi Swunetho, DEO, Kohima who mentioned that the ceremony was organized to honour the Teachers for their sacrifices, dedication and commitment in molding the students and their unflinching contribution to the society and humanity

as a whole.

V. Meyase, in his speech, encouraged the teachers to be more professional in their teaching methods in view of the education system becoming very complex with the advancement in information and technology. He urged them to be influential teachers and lead the students along the right way

by being good examples in every aspect of their lives.

Rev. Fr. Jaison, principal of St. Mary’s Cathedral Higher Secondary School, Kohima, offered the invocation prayer followed by a special number by the students of Khedi Baptist Higher Secondary School Kohima. Ethel Kemp of GMS Tesophenyu presented a short speech as a tribute to all the teachers on behalf of the students.

Exhorting the teachers, DC Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, stated that the efforts made by the teachers were often overlooked but were vital in shaping the future of the students. He encouraged the teachers to retrospect and introspect on their profession seriously to make their teaching palatable to the students.

Short speeches were also delivered by Ramdi Thou, SDEO, Tseminyu and Sekhonülü Khingo SDEO, Chiephobozou.

Altogether 16 Teachers from the district were honoured and the awards were presented by the special guest.

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KOHIMA, SEP 12 (NPN): An inspector of the 5th NAP battalion, identified as Neiphretuo Metsieo son of Neisalie Metsieo, from Chiechama village, with

KV Rangapahar investiture ceremony

D I M A P U R : Ke n d r i ya Vidyalaya (KV) Rangapahar Military Station on Thursday organised an investiture ceremony of student councils where guard of honour was given by NCC cadets.

A press release by the school stated that the councils prepared were the school council, house council, and class council and that all the students who formed the school council took an oath for the smooth functioning of all the school activities.

The students also pledged to work for the academic integrity and benefit of the school and the students. The students were also addressed by KV Rangapahar, principal, M. K. Tweari, who briefed them on their roles and responsibilities towards the school and fellow students.

two fellow travellers, have reportedly been missing since September 7.

According to reports, Metsieo on September 7 left for Pfutsero, his designated place of posting, from Kohima at around 6.30 a.m. with three companions in his private Mahindra Scorpio vehicle bearing registration no.

NL-07C 2743.

When contacted, OC North Police Station Kohima informed Nagaland Post that one of the four travellers got down on the

Neiphretuo Metsieo

way while the remaining three, including Metsieo, continued on their journey.

That was the last known information about the three and they have been missing with the vehicle since, police said.

A missing person’s FIR was filed by Metsieo’s wife at North PS on September 11. Since then, police launched a search operation. However, there was still no clue about their whereabouts till the time of filing this report.

Reports of ATMA activities in Nagaland DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) has been continuing its activities to bring the latest methods of agricultural and allied fields to farmers of the state.

Following are some reports from across the state.

Ahthibung block: ATMA Peren, Ahthibung block launched a Kelcha (Goat) Farm School on July 21 at Old Chalkot village with DPM, NERLP, Ruvile Kuotsu as special guest.

A press release from DAO & PD ATMA Peren district, Hewoto Sema stated that Kuotsu urged the farmers to support one another, give their best and work hard during the prime of their lives. Also urged them to stop waiting on the government for subsidies and other developmental schemes.

He encouraged the farmers to take advantage of the capacity building activities of ATMA. Citing valuable examples, he also encouraged the farmers to visit other towns and cities and not be like the proverbial frog in the pond.

Akam Zeliang dwelt on the concept of farm school and duties of farm teachers.

The program was chaired

by BTM Ahthibung block, Lhaihoichong Singson while vote of thanks was proposed

Ahthibung block

Zunheboto unit

by ATM, Lireni.

Zunheboto unit: ATMA Zunheboto unit conducted an interstate training-&-exposure tour to Sikkim and Darjeeling in West Bengal from July 30 to August 4.

In a press release ATMA Zunheboto ATM, Moanenla Jamir stated that the team was led by ATMA Zunheboto BTM, Livika Zhimomi, along with nine ATMA functionaries and one agripreneur, Holuto Ayemi. During the trip, the team interacted with additional director of SAMETI Sikkim, Asha Lama, where she highlighted the importance of organic farming and how to implement them. National Research Centre for Orchid (NRCO), Pakyong was among one of the places they visited where ICAR scientist, P. Ravi Kishore introduced them to different varieties of orchids and its importance to the ecology.

The team were accompanied by ATMA officials of Pakyong, Sikkim and had the opportunity to interact with one of the progressive farmers in integrated farm school. The team also visited Mirik tea garden (Darjeeling).

ATMA Dimapur: Dimapur ATMA held a District Farmers Advisory Com-

mittee (DFAC) meeting on August 3 at ATMA training hall, under the chairmanship of DPD, Tonikali.

A press release from DAO & PD-ATMA Dimapur, Atoi Sema stated that the chairperson introduced the ATMA block functionaries to the DFAC members.

The meeting was held to make the DFAC members aware of the ongoing activities at the block and district levels and to get necessary feedback. The members were also informed that meetings are also carried out at block levels at intervals by the Block Farmers Advisory Committee.

Activities carried out at Niuland and Chumukedima blocks for the year 2017-18 were highlighted by the respective Block Technology Managers, Demalu Hasnusa and Chubanaro through slide-show presentations.

During the meeting progressive farmer and DFAC member Toluvi also shared his experiences during the recently conducted Interstate Farmers Training program at Sonapur, with the ATMA team.

The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks by the chairperson, who also requested them to continue to cooperate with ATMA in the future.

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Government of India Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Divayangjan) 5th Floor, Pt. Deendayal Antyodaya Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi – 110003

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities is implementing umbrella scheme “Scholarships for Students with Disabilities” for their empowerment through education w.e.f. 1st April, 2018. There are six components of this scheme i.e. Pre-matric, Post-matric, Top Class Education, National Overseas, National Fellowship and Free Coaching. The brief details of umbrella scheme are given below:

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AN OPEN LETTER

To the Accountant General Nagaland : Kohima Subject: Requesting to put on hold in releasing the Pension Arrears of Shri. N. Yongi Chang UBC/617 DEF Tsg. In reference to the subject cited above, may I have the honour to beseech your esteemed authority to put on hold in releasing the pension arrears of Shri. N. Yongi Chang UBC/617 DEF Tuensang till our issues are legitimately resolved as we have family disputes of certain genuine issues relating to his pension.

Your kind and positive action towards the same shall be highly obliged.

Yours Sincerely, Yizano Yanthan (Nominee) WC-182 OFFICE OF THE MERANGKONG SENSO MONGDANG P.O. TULI, - 798618 DIST. MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

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IMTINUKSHI President Merangkong Senso Mongdang

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The Merangkong Senso Mongdang with immense pride and honour, convey our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. Takurenla, G/T, daughter of Late R. Apok Imsong and Late Sarilemla for receiving the prestigious State Teacher's Award 2018.

The Senso Mongdang further prays that our Almighty God grant her good health in all her future endeavour.

I.MARTEMSU Secretary Merangkong Senso Mongdang

Components

Courses covered

P r e - m a t r i c Class IX and X for 1 Scholarship Students with Disabilities P o s t - m a t r i c Class XI to Master’s Degree/ Scholarship for Diploma Students with 2 Disabilities

No. of Scholarships Parental income ceiling Rate of scholarship per year per annum (Rs.) 20000 2.50 lakh Scholarship of Rs.500 per month for day scholars and Rs.800 per month for hostellers plus book grant of Rs.1,000/- per annum and disability allowance ranging from Rs.2000/- to Rs.4000/- per annum.

17000 2.50 lakh There are different rates of maintenance allowance for Post-Graduate, Graduate, Diploma, professional courses leading to degree, diploma etc. in different disciplines. It ranges from Rs.900-1600 p.m. for hosteller and Rs.550750 p.m. for day scholars plus Tuition fee (maximum ceiling Rs.1.50 lakh per annum), book allowance of Rs.1500/- per annum and disability allowance ranging from Rs.2000/- to Rs.4000/- per annum 300 6.00 lakh Monthly maintenance allowance of Rs.3000/- for hostellers, Rs.1500/- for day scholars, Rs.2000/- per month disability allowance, book grant Rs.5000/-per annum and tuition fee upto Rs.2 lakh per annum.

Scholarship f o r To p C l a s s 3 Education for Students with Disabilities National Overseas Scholarships for Students with Disabilities 4

Graduate/ Post Graduate Degree or Diploma in 240 notified institutions of excellence Master’s degree and Doctorate degree in foreign universities abroad

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6.00 lakh

National Fellowship 5 for Persons with Disabilities Free Coaching 6

M.Phil/Ph.D in Indian Universities.

200

No income ceiling

Maintenance allowance of Pound (Great Britain) 9,900 per annum for UK and US $15,400 for other countries, plus tuition fees, annual contingency allowance, cost of air passage, etc.

How to apply These three scholarship schemes are being implemented through National Scholarship Portal. Apply on-line on National Scholarship Portal (www.scholarships.gov.in).

The portal has been opened for Registration from 23rd July, 2018.

The last date for submission of online application is: 1. Pre-matric: 30th September, 2018 2. Post-matric: 31st October,2018 3. Top Class Education: 31st October , 2018

The proforma for submission of application is given in the website of this Department i.e. www.disabilityaffairs. gov.in.

Application may be submitted in the prescribed proforma to Under Secretary (Scholarships)., Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Room No.516, 5th Floor, Pt. Deendayal Antyodaya Bhawan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003 throughout the year.

Selection is done by the University Grants Commission.

The candidates may like to apply online as and when applications are invited by UGC. No application is required to be sent to Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities.

Students may contact empanelled coaching institutes.

The list of empanelled Institutes is available in the website of this Department.

Monthly Rs.25,000/- for JRF (first two years) and Rs.28,000/- for SRF (3rd year onwards upto complete duration of the course) and contingency grant, escort allowance/ reader allowance and House Rent Allowance (at applicable rates).

For appearing in competitive 2000 6.00 lakh Coaching fee shall be payable to empanelled Institute examinations for jobs in by this Department. Stipend and Special Allowance Government/Public Sector for Disability@ Rs.7,000/- per month for outstation and admission to technical candidates and Rs.4,500/- per month for local candidates and professional courses shall be payable.

All the above scholarships are applicable to students with disabilities with more than 40% disability and having a proper disability certificate to this effect issued by a competent medical authority. Disability is as defined in Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016.

For further details about the scholarship scheme, please visit: www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in. davp 38117/13/0089/1819

Narendra Modi first Indian PM to prioritise UHC: The Lancet

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): A noted UK-based medical journal has said Narendra Modi is India’s first prime minister to prioritise universal health coverage (UHC) as part of his political platform under the ‘Ayushman Bharat’ scheme, even as it added that Congress chief Rahul Gandhi was “yet to match Modicare”.

Richard Horton, editorin-chief of the ‘The Lancet’, said the prime minister has grasped the importance of health not only as a natural right of citizens, but also as a political instrument to meet the growing expectations of the emerging middle class of India, which is engulfed in a “swirling epidemic of noncommunicable diseases”.

“Rahul Gandhi seeking to resurrect the Congress and prove that India’s greatest political dynasty still has something to offer, despite his promises to help lower castes, tribal communities and rural poor, is yet to match Modicare,” Horton said in an article published in the journal. The Lancet editor-in-chief asserted that health will be a decisive issue in next year’s general elec-

tion in the country.

With reference to five India-specific disease burden studies on non-communicable diseases published in The Lancet group of journals on Wednesday, Horton said, “... as the BJP and Congress set out competing and contrasting visions for India’s future, health will rightly become a decisive issue in next year’s general election”.

Referring to Gandhi’s statement of ‘There is a fullblown crisis in India’ at the London School of Economics last month, The Lancet editor-inchief said the Congress president was referring to a “job crisis”, but the five papers published across three Lancet specialty journals have revealed that there was also a “health crisis” in India.

“After years of neglect, the Indian Government has at last recognised the perils of public discontent about health. Under a new initiative called Ayushman Bharat launched this year, Prime Minister Modi has implemented two new flagship programmes. “Ayushman Bharat has two pillars -- the creation of 1,50,000 health

and wellness centres across the country to provide a spine of primary care facilities to deliver universal health coverage; and the National Health Protection Mission (NHPM), a health insurance aimed at providing coverage of Rs 5 lakh per family annually, thus benefiting more than 10 crore poor families,” said the article.

Horton in the article said Modi’s stated goal is to build a new India by 2022.

“Rahul Gandhi has spoken about a ‘modernising impulse’ in India and the possibility of ‘a transformation of 1•3 billion people’. Modi has grasped the importance of health not only as a natural right for India’s citizens, but also as a political instrument to meet the growing expectations of India’s emerging middle class.

“Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to prioritise universal health coverage as part of his political platform. Rahul Gandhi, despite his promises to help lower castes, tribal communities, and the rural poor, has yet to match Modicare,” the article said.

150 engineers join Punjab Police as constables KAPURTHALA, Sep 13 (PTI): Over 150 candidates with M Tech and B Tech degrees have opted for the post of constable in the Punjab Police, a senior officer said Thursday.

These engineering graduates were recruited as constables in the IT and intelligence wing of the Punjab Police, and they completed their ninemonth training on Thursday, Commandant (training centre) Rajpal Singh Sandhu said here.

IG (intelligence) Ram Singh participated in the passing out parade of these trainees and took the salute at march past from contingents of 257 trainees.

Ram Singh advised the constables to discharge their duties honestly and uphold the dignity of the Punjab Police.

He said the training centre has imparted training in physical exercises, drills, weapon handling and shooting, besides teaching subjects like law, IT and intelligence to over 60,000 constables since its inception in 1993.

Telangana 1st state to block Modi’s data bill NEW DELHI/HYDERABAD, Sep 13 (Agencies): Telangana has become the first state to raise concerns over the proposed data protection bill — submitted by the Justice BN Srikrishna Committee — as it fears implementation of certain clauses, especially one on data localisation, will isolate Indian startups and hurt investments in the state and the country.

The state’s IT minister KT Rama Rao is expected to write a letter to Union minister for electronics and IT Ravi Shankar Prasad expressing concerns that the draft bill’s excessive notice requirements, its restrictive grounds of processing and harsh crossborder transfer norms could threaten Telangana’s startup initiatives and hurt its business-friendly image.

Certain proposals in the draft data protection bill including one that recommends global internet companies host user data locally could increase operational expenses and impact business growth, according to a top official in the state government.

“Yes, these are our concerns,” the minister told

Certain proposals in the propose bill could increase operational expenses and impact business growth, according to a top official in the state government.

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The Centre is seeking public opinion until September 30 to the draft bill and is expected to introduce it in Parliament by December.

Youngest state fears investments will be hit In response to ET’s queries, an official spokesperson of the union ministry for electronics and IT said, “We are working out a monumental law. Views of state governments and public response are being sought. Data protection law would also be placed for Cabinet’s approval before finalising the legislation.”

“The exercise is aimed at having a model law that has blend of security, privacy, safety and innovation,” the

person said.

Telangana, India’s youngest state founded in 2014, has attracted investments worth $11.5 billion since 2015 and is currently the country’s second highest contributor to IT exports.

Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, houses engineering and back offices of multinational firms such as Facebook, Microsoft and Google. In 2016, it successfully wooed Apple to set up its map development centre in the city.

Data localisation would raise the cost of doing business in Telangana along with discouraging foreign investments in the state, the state official said.

The Srikrishna Panel suggested that every data fi-

duciary in India shall ensure the storage of at least one serving copy of personal data on a server or data centre located in India. It also stated that the government can notify some categories of personal data as critical personal data that have to be stored in a server or data centre located only in India. Separately, the Reserve Bank of India has mandated payment companies to host user data locally from October.

US internet and payment firms have opposed data localisation and called for cross border movement of data.

Last week, Google told the Indian government that it favours crossborder flow of data which would help startups to expand globally, besides companies such as Google contribute to the Indian economy. “Free flow of data across borders — with a focus on user privacy and security — will encourage startups to innovate and expand globally and encourage global companies to contribute to India’s digital economy,” Google’s India-born CEO Sundar Pichai said in a letter to Prasad last week.

while we are stitching people’s hearts. This is their compulsion. Our work is to stitch relations which is our national duty,” he said.

The Prime Minister said there was confusion in the “mahagathbandhan” over leadership and policy.

Their intention was corrupt.

“Their only motto is ‘Modi hatao’, ‘Modi hatao’ and ‘Modi hatao’ (Remove Modi) while our determination is to accelerate the path of development.”

Dubbing the idea of “mahagathbandhan” as an example of the BJP’s rising power, he sought to know why the Congress, which had once passed a resolution against alliances, was now backtracking.

“Some years back, the Congress passed a resolution in Madhya Pradesh saying it will never go for any alliance. What is the

NSG donates Rs 1 cr to PM’s Relief Fund New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI) : The National Security Guard Thursday donated over Rs 1 crore to the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund in the wake of the recent devastating floods in Kerala. Director General of NSG Sudeep Lakhtakia presented the donation cheque to Home Minister Rajnath Singh at the latter’s office in the north block here, a senior official said.

“The amount totalling Rs 1,01,48,077 was raised through the contribution of NSG personnel who donated one day’s salary,” Lakhtakia said. The about 10,000-personnel strong National Security Guard is tasked to undertake counterterror and counter-hijack operations and is the federal Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh receives a cheque of Rs 1.01 Crore from NSG Director contingency force for such General Sudeep Lakhtakia towards the Prime Minister’s National Relief Fund, in New tasks. It was raised in 1984. Delhi, Thursday. (PTI)

PUBLIC NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE NORTHERN ANGAMI PUBLIC ORGANISATION

A plot of land measuring 5600 sq ft with 3 storey building just below Chandmari Nepali Ground, Kohima and opposite to Directorate of Printing and Stationaries, belonging to Shri Impa Longkumer has been sold to United Self Help Group Jotsoma (T.K. Society Jotsoma). The said property is to be re-sold. Interested party may contact 8119058442/9856175794 Society Chairman and Treasurer respectively for details.

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With immense pride and joy, the Northern Angami Public Organisation would like to congratulate its legal advisor Shri Kekhriengulie Theünuo, Advocate, on being appointed as Additional Advocate General of Nagaland.

The Northern Angami Public Organisation wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to guide and bless him in all his future endeavours.

Neiyalie Pfüsenuo Helievio Solo President, NAPO General Secretary, NAPO

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE KHONOMA VILLAGE COUNCIL

SOGOTSUMIA THINUO KROTHO CHIECHAMA- KOHIMA, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy, we, the Sogotsumia Thinuo Krotho, Chiechama, would like to congratulate our esteemed member Er. Kezhazelhou Theünuo, on being promoted to the post of Chief Engineer, Roads & Bridges (PWD), Government of Nagaland.

We wish him and pray that the Almighty God will bless him with good health, wisdom and success in his endeavour.

Medo-u Sogotsu Press Secretary

Beiu Sogotsu President

CHÜMOUKEDIMA VILLAGE COUNCIL H.Q. CHÜMOUKEDIMA Dimapur District : Nagaland

PRESS NOTIFICATION

This is to notify all concerned that the Chümoukedima Village Council Land Registration Drive for Chümoukedima Village and Chümoukedima Town has been completed as such all Land Registration/Patta which are not re-newed shall be deemed invalid/cancelled.

All individual/institution/organisation etc. are requested not to entertain or deal with any old land registration card/patta, any person/persons doing so shall be doing it, on their own risk. And the Village Council shall not be held responsible under any circumstances.

(Razouvotuo Chatsu) Chairman Chümoukedima Village Council

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KOHIMA: DISTRICT, NAGALAND

GRATITUDE

The Secü Zubza Block, of Western Angami Region, expresses profound gratitude to the Department of A.H & Vety Services, Kohima district, for conducting ASCAD Camp 2017-2018 for our region on 12/9/18. We especially express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Joseph M Angami, Dy. CVO, Kohima and his team of officers for briefing our region farmers from, Khonoma, Peducha, Mezoma and Secü Zubza with the knowledge on livestock and poultry farming for our rural socio-economic upliftment.

During the camp, a total of 30 participants from the four (4) villages could harvest the benefit of the camp.

(NISAMEZO PIER) (KOBI ZIEKHRü) Chairman Secretary Khonoma Village Council Khonoma Village Council

OFFICE OF THE

JORAPUKHURI COUNCIL, PURANA BAZAR DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE

(Kelenguzo Kuotsu) Head G.B Chümoukedima Town

KOHIMA: NAGALAND

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The group of nuns seeking action against a Bishop accused of rape by one of their fellow sisters said Thursday that they would continue their six day old protest till justice was done.

They said their agitation was not against the Church or its rules, but a cry, seeking justice for their

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reason today they are ready to have alliance with any political party? Today they are saying ...save me,” he said.

“When a patient remains in the ICU, he is given a different kind of support system so that he can survive. The Congress is installing a support system of political parties to save itself. For the Congress, all those part of ‘mahagathbandhan’ are only a support system so that they rescue it from ICU.” The Prime Minister asserted that Congress efforts to form a grand coalition were not going to make any difference to the BJP in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

“If the BJP government had made some mistakes or its popularity graph had gone down or the Prime Minister had made some mistakes, would they have gone for an alliance?”

Modi asked.

The opposition parties were so scared of the BJP that they felt they can never defeat it alone.

“They can’t stand before the BJP. This is the reason they are doing this to get together (‘mel milap’),” he said.

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(From p-1) Appealing to the State government to bring Dimapur district under ILP before more damage could be done by infiltrators, the group also questioned the government what was taking it so long in initiating the process.

The government must take necessary measures for the safety and security of its citizens, it demanded.

TIN explained that it came into being to protect rights of indigenous Nagas as “undocumented” infiltration of illegal immigrants in the State had threatened the very existence of the Nagas socioeconomically.

It added a memorandum was submitted to home commissioner through Dimapur deputy commissioner to examine and formulate policies with regard to ILP on August 2, 2018 with eight proposals.

This followed NSF and other pressure groups requesting the government to bring Dimapur district under ILP.

New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday hit out at opposition parties, saying the Congress, which has been trying to forge a “mahagathbandhan” for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, was in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and those part of the grand alliance form its “support system”.

Modi’s attack came during a video interaction with booth level workers of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from Jaipur (Rural), Nawada, Ghaziabad, Hazaribagh and Arunachal West parliamentary constituencies.

Responding to a query of a BJP worker from Arunachal Pradesh about the opposition’s efforts to forge a grand alliance, Modi said it was not a matter of opposition unity but an attempt was being made to do branding for some political parties in the name of “mahagathbandhan”.

“This ‘mahagathbandhan’ is not a bond of knot but is an alliance of some opportunistic political parties to hide their weaknesses,” he said.

“They are trying to stitch an alliance of parties

FELICITATION The Jorapukhuri Council takes immense pride and honour to express our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Smti. Dr. Avibo Jakhalu, D/o Er. Shikato Jakhalu and Mrs. Tokheli Jakhalu, who cleared NEET PG for undergoing Master of Surgery (Specialization) in ENT at MAMC New Delhi.

2. Smti. Khelito K Awomi, D/o Kiheto Awomi & Hotoli Awomi secured Rank 5 in NEET MBBS and admitted in Maulana Azad Medical College.

The Union wishes them bright success in their future endeavour.

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the carpet. Even the court is also denying us justice,” said a nun after hearing the court’s observations on Thursday.

A Division Bench headed by the Chief Justice Hrishikesh Roy after going through the affidavit of the Kerala Police probe team said that it was not proper to put pressure on the police as it could create hindrance to a free probe.

A Kerala nun has accused Mulakkal of repeatedly sexually abusing her between 2014 and 2016.

There are five other nuns of the same congregation who has supported her claim.

On Thursday, Kottayam Superintendent of Police Harishankar who is leading the probe told the media that variations and contradictions have been found in the statements that have been taken from several people connected

victimised fellow nun.

The nuns said they would not have come out in the open had the Church authorities delivered justice. Meanwhile, the Kerala High Court Thursday expressed satisfaction over the police investigation in the case.

The court stated this while considering three separate petitions, alleging that the police probe against Bishop Franco Mulakkal of the Jalandhar diocese was ‘ineffective’.

It asked them to have some patience as shown by the nun and said the petitions would be considered after the Bishop was interrogated by the Special Investigation Team probing the case on September 19.

The Kerala Catholic Bishop Council (KCBC) had Wednesday slammed the nuns’ protest, saying that it has “crossed all limits”.

“We are not against the Church. We are not against the Church rules.

We still accept the sacraments and we are not against it. We will continue our protest till we get justice,” a nun told reporters in Kochi.

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with the case. “I would not say that this has been done on purpose. However, taking into account that the case is four years old, it might be difficult to recall things correctly.

“There are discrepancies in documents and facts that have now come up and hence we have expanded the probe team,” said Harishankar.

An FIR was registered against the bishop and a 114-page detailed statement was taken from the nun and other inmates of the convent.

However, Mulakkal has denied any wrongdoing and termed it a conspiracy hatched against him.

NSF to hold public rally at Dimapur today

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Nun rape case: relief for Mulakkal

Kochi/ Kottayam, Sep 13 (IANS/PTI): Bishop Franco Mulakkal, who has been named in a sexual abuse case by a nun, got a breather from the Kerala High Court on Thursday as it said “arrest is not the issue”.

Expressing satisfaction in the ongoing probe, the court observed that since it was an old case, the probe and the investigation will take time and “not the arrest but final punishment of the accused is more important”.

Apart from hearing two petitions on the case, it also heard a third petition seeking a Central Bureau Investigation (CBI) probe into it, and said that at present that would not be granted and posted the matter for next hearing on September 24.

Bishop Franco Mulakkal of the Roman Catholic Diocese in Jalandhar has been served a notice to appear before the probe team on September 19.

The nuns supporting the victim expressed their disappointment with the court’s observation.

“We now feel that the probe might be swept under

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Eight militants killed in J&K

Security forces personnel near the house where terrorists were holed up during an encounter in the Kakriyal area of Reasi district in Jammu, Thursday. (PTI)

Jammu/Srinagar, Sep 13 (IANS): Eight militants, three of them Pakistanis, were killed on Thursday in three separate gun battles in Jammu and Kashmir, one of which also injured 12 police and paramilitary personnel and soldiers.

While three were killed near the Line of control (LoC) in Keran sector in Kupwara district that borders Pakistan, two Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM)

militants were shot dead in Sopore town and the three Pakistanis died in a 33-hour fighting in Reasi district.

Soldiers noticed suspicious movements along the LoC in Dat Gali area of Kupwara and challenged a small group of men trying to sneak into India, triggering a gun battle.

“Three terrorists were killed. Their bodies are lying close to the border fence and have not been recovered

yet,” a Defence Ministry source said.

Two JeM militants were killed in Arampora locality of Sopore town.

Police said the security forces, including Rashtriya Rifles, the Special Operations Group and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), cordoned off Arampora in the morning after being tipped off about the gunmen.

“As the cordon was tightened, the militants

opened fire,” a police officer said. Three Pakistani terrorists, also belonging to JeM, were killed in Reasi district after a joint operation by the security forces, General Officer Commanding (GOC) Major General Arvind Bhatia said.

He said they had recently infiltrated into Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan in Samba sector of the international border.

The Pakistanis were killed in a 33-hour encounter in Kakriyal village near the Mata Vaishno Devi University.

Twelve security personnel, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police, were injured in the fighting.

The others injured included a Major and two para-commandos of the Army, five CRPF troopers and three policemen.

“The injured were shifted to the Narayana hospital in Katra town where doctors said all of them are out of danger,” a police officer said.

The Army, police and CRPF had tracked down the militants using drones, helicopters and other surveillance gadgets in the forests of Jhajar and adjoining areas.

India to launch two UK satellites on Sunday C h e n na i , S e p 1 3 (IANS): Indian rocket Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) will put into orbit on Sunday two foreign satellites - NovaSAR and S1-4 - together weighing 889 kg, said a top official.

“The September 16 rocket launch will be a fully commercial launch. The rocket will be carrying only the two foreign satellites,” K. Sivan, Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), told IANS on Thursday.

He said such commercial launches were not new for ISRO as it has done that several times earlier.

T h e P S LV r o c k e t will blast off from the first launch pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh.

The two satellites belong to Surrey Satellite Technologies Ltd (SSTL), UK, under commercial arrangement with Antrix Corp Ltd - the commercial arm of ISRO. According to ISRO, the two earth observation satellites will be launched into a 583 km Sun Synchronous Orbit.

Labourer buys Rs 200 lottery ticket; wins Rs 1.5 cr

MAN D V I V ILLAGE (SANGRUR, PUNJAB): Until a few days back, Manoj Kumar, 40, and his wife Raj Kaur earned just Rs 250 each every day, working as daily-wagers at a local brick kiln near their village in Punjab’s Sangrur district.

Life was limited to planning for the next 24 hours for the couple and their four children.

Since August 30, however, their life has changed 360 degrees. Property agents and bankers are knocking on the door of their ramshackle home with lucrative investment offers worth several lakhs, thanks to the Rs 1.5 crore Rakhi Bumper lottery of the state government that Manoj won.

Interestingly, he had bought the ticket after borrowing Rs 200 from a neighbour. Also, this was the first time he had bought a ticket.

Now that he is a ‘crorepati’, he finds himself in the

unusual position of making plans for the future, especially for his children. Before he won the lottery, the eldest of his three daughters, who cleared her Class XII exam this year, had started looking for a job in Sangrur. He has told her to end the job hunt and start studying again so that she becomes eligible to join the police force as she had once planned.

Manoj’s father Hawa Singh died recently after developing asthmatic problems. “Whatever little savings I had, I spent on his treatment, but I could not save him,” says Manoj, who regrets he didn’t win the lottery earlier as the money would have saved his father.

Manoj said, “After my father died, I went back to the brick kiln. Even after putting in extra hours, I could never earn more than Rs 250 a day as I was paid 50 paise per brick.”

However, on August 30,

SIT to probe religious conversions in Jharkhand

Ranchi, Sep 13 (IANS): A Special Investigation Team (SIT) was formed on Thursday by Jharkhand’s Pakur district Superintendent of Police (SP) Shailendra Barnawal to probe the conversion of tribal people to Christianity.

“A team led by Deputy SP Ashok Kumar Singh has been formed following a report by the state’s special intelligence branch of tribal people converting to Christianity in the district”, Barnawal told IANS over telephone.

No time frame has been given to submit the report.

The Special Branch in it’s report to police headquarters had said that “in Littipara block of Pakur district, conversion of tribal people is going on at large scale by alluring them with providing clothes,

foodgrains, solar lights, goat and other things”.

The sources in the Special Branch said an audio clip of a Christian priest has been found enticing the tribal people.

The Special Branch report also mentions the construction of a Church in the Hindu tribal dominated areas so that the conversions could be expedited.

Ruling Bharatiya Janata Party supporters claim that 90 per cent of the primitive Pahadia tribe and 60 per cent of the tribals have been converted to Christianity in Littipara block.

In Jharkhand the tribal population has decreased over the years from 32 per cent to 26.50 per cent. The conversions and arrival of people from other states are said to be the reason for the declining population of the tribals.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO.PHQ(B-I)/1/C-RECRUITMENT/2015/2137

Dated Kma, the 13th Sept., 2018

PRESS RELEASE

In continuation to the Press Release of even No.PHQ (B-I)1/C-Recruitment/2015/2272 dated 11.09.18, the following information is hereby issued in connection with the Registration slip issued to the candidates during submission of application with reference to advertisement of even no. NO.PHQ(B-I)1/CRecruitment/2015/2027 dated 09.08.2017.

Any candidate(s) who has lost/ mutilated his/her Registration slip are hereby directed to obtain the same from PHQ by producing 1 (one) passport photo with his/her details on or before 18.09.08 during office timing.

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(SANDEEP M. TAMGADGE) IPS Inspector General of Police (Hqr) Nagaland : Kohima

an employee of the local post office turned up at his house in the morning and informed him that he had won the state government’s Rakhi Bumper lottery.

“I overheard the conversation my husband was having with the man from the post office. I thought they were just having a chat.

But then the man came back with the newspaper and when Manoj matched the ticket number that he pulled out from his soiled trousers pocket, we were completely stunned,” says Raj Kaur.

Manoj, who has already handed over the required documents to the state directorate for lotteries to claim his reward, says he will get the money in the next couple of months. “As word has spread, I am already being approached by property agents who are promising to help me buy the most fertile agricultural land around the

village. Some bankers too have called me up to brief me about good investment schemes,” he says.

Though buying agricultural land is on his list, Manoj first wants to build a new house for his family so that he can get them out of the crumbling half-brickhalf-mud structure they call home. He is also planning to start a small business and is discussing ideas with close friends and relatives.

Manoj, who belonged to the Balmiki Dalit community and embraced Christianity about 10 years ago with the rest of the family, wants to secure the future of his four children. “My second daughter wanted to become a nurse. Now, I want her to become a doctor.

My third daughter is still in Class VI. My son, who is in Class X at the village school, wants to become a priest in the church and I will support him,” he adds.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF STATE TAXES NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

NO.CT/ESTT/624/2018/

Dated Dimapur, the 13th Sept., 2018

ADDENDUM

In partial modification to this office advertisement of even No. dated 30/8/2018, regarding recruitment of 14 (Fourteen) posts of LDA-cum Computer Assistant (District) under the Department of State Taxes, the following addendum is hereby made as below:1. The Written Exam will consist of 2 (two) Parts: a. Part-I General Studies b. Part-II Basic Computer Knowledge 2. The total Marks will be 300. a. Written Exam - 265 Marks. i. Part-I General Studies - 230 Marks. ii. Part-II Basic Computer Knowledge - 35 Marks (Candidate must compulsorily secure a minimum of 12 marks in this paper). b. Viva Voce - 35 Marks.

3. Syllabus. i. Part-I a. English. b. Mathematics. c. Everyday Science. d. Indian Geography. e. Indian History. f. Indian Constitution. g. Basic facts of Nagaland. ii. Part-II Basic Computer Knowledge 4. A graduate in Computer Engineering need not produce Diploma Certificate in Computer Application.

5. Issuance and Acceptance of Application Forms shall be done during all office working days from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. 6. Physically Handicapped applicants must submit relevant certificate obtained from the competent authority.

(Y Mhathung Murry) Addl. Commissioner of State Taxes Nagaland : Dimapur DC-1579

His mother Krishni Devi, says they had moved to Mandvi in 1984. “We had relatives here. In our village in Narwana district of Haryana, floods destroyed crops every year,” she says. “Here, the village panchayat gave us 200 square yards on the outskirts of the village. Those were good days and people were not as money-minded as they are today.”

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

Congress accuses Sitharaman of lying on Rafale, wants JPC New Delhi, Sep 13 (IANS): Firing a fresh salvo against the Modi government over the Rafale deal, the Congress on Thursday accused Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman of “lying” again” about the number of the France-built jets and demanded her and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to submit to a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe.

“Defence Minister is caught lying again on the number of fighter aircraft required by Indian Air Force (IAF),” Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala told the media. “Her claim that IAF does not have the infrastructure like parking place, maintenance facility to fly 126 Fighter aircraft is preposterous and goes against the grain of national security requirements,” he said.

He said Modi’s deci-

Nirmala Sitharaman

sion to “arbitrarily” reduce requirement of 126 fighter aircraft to 36 was “unexplainable”.

His remarks were in reference to Sitharaman’s interview to a national daily wherein she has said that the “government chose to procure only 36 Rafale fighter aircraft from France in 2015, instead of the 126 being negotiated by the previous government, as infrastructure and other technical requirements of the IAF do not allow greater induction”.

Dismissing Sitharaman’s argument as “obnoxious” the Congress leader asked: “Can the government and IAF not create parking space/maintenance facility in 6-8 years period during which the aircraft will be delivered? “Can creation of parking space/maintenance facility be a ground for compromising air superiority and national security?”

Surjewala also held Sitharaman “guilty” of not disclosing the fact that mandatory ‘Fast Track Procedure’ for affecting ‘emergency purchase’ was never followed by Modi at the time of announcement of purchase of 36 Rafale on 10th April, 2015”.

He also indicted Sitharaman of “lying on the non-disclosure of price of Rafale” which she had agreed to publicly disclose in a press conference on Nov 17 2017.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL & ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS (PENSION CELL)

NO.PAR/PEN-PA/8/2018

Dated: Kohima, the 13th Sept., 2018

CIRCULAR

1. P&AR Department in collaboration with Accountant General's Office will be conducting a one day "Pension Adalat" on 18th September 2018 at 11:00 am at Accountant General's Office, for redressal of pension grievances.

2. Any Department having pending pension cases, where objections/ clarifications have been raised by Accountant General's Office, are advised to settle those cases through the Nodal Officers during the Pension Adalat.

3. Pensioners having grievances with regard to fixation of pension, revision of pension, or any other pensionary benefits, can attend the Pension Adalat and settle their grievances. If the pensioners is unable to attend the Pension Adalat, he/she can send a representative to plead his/her case.

4. The pensioners or his/her representative must bring the original PPO Book.

In the absence of the original PPO Book, pension grievances will not be redresses.

ABHISHEK SINGH (IAS) Commr. & Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland DC-1578

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Handling of Rohingya could Terror originating from Pak our shared concern with India: US have been better: Suu Kyi

Aung San Suu Kyi talks with Deputy PM Prajin Juntong of Thailand following the discussion on the Mekong region in the World Economic Forum in Hanoi, Vietnam. (AP/PTI)

Hanoi, Sep 13 (Agencies): In the face of global condemnation, Myanmar’s leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi on Thursday said that the handling of Rohingya Muslims, 700,000 of whom have fled to Bangladesh amid a brutal military campaign, could have been better, but still defended security forces from charges of civilian atrocities.

Myanmar’s army is accused of mass rape, killings and setting fire to thousands of homes in the aftermath of an August 2017 attack

by Rohingya militants on security outposts.

A report issued two weeks ago by a specially appointed UN human rights team recommended prosecuting senior Myanmar commanders for genocide and other crimes.

“There are of course ways in which with hindsight I think the situation could have been handled better,” Suu Kyi said, responding to questions during a one-on-one discussion at the World Economic Forum’s regional meeting in Hanoi.

She still defended

Myanmar security forces, saying that all groups in western Rakhine state had to be protected. “We have to be fair to all sides,” Suu Kyi said. “The rule of law must apply to everyone. We cannot choose and pick.”

Suu Kyi said the situation was complicated by the myriad ethnic minorities in the area, some of which are at risk of disappearing entirely and which include not just the Muslims and Rakhine Buddhists.

Although the violence in Rakhine state has eased, Myanmar has to deal with its aftermath, especially the repatriation of the Muslim Rohingya who fled and the underlying causes of tension that makes them targets of discrimination and repression in overwhelmingly Buddhist Myanmar.

Suu Kyi said that Myanmar is prepared to take those who fled back, but their return has been complicated by the fact that two governments are involved. Aid workers say conditions for a safe and orderly return of the refugees have not been met.

Suu Kyi also rejected criticism over the show-trial

conviction last week of two Reuters news agency reporters who helped expose extrajudicial killings of 10 Rohingya men and boys.

The reporters were both sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment on charges of possessing state secrets. US Vice President Mike Pence is among those who have condemned the verdicts and called for the journalists’ release.

“The case has been held in open court,” Suu Kyi said. “If anyone feels there has been a miscarriage of justice I would like them to point it out.”

“They were not jailed because they were journalists. They were jailed because … the court has decided they have broken the Official Secrets Act,” she said. Suu Kyi noted that the two can appeal their sentences.

The lawyers for the journalists have said they will do whatever they can to get their clients freed.

The two men testified that they had been framed by the police.

Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch, said that Suu Kyi was mistaken in saying the case was handled in accordance with the “rule of law.”

“She fails to understand that real ‘rule of law’ means respect for evidence presented in court, actions brought based on clearly defined and proportionate laws, and independence of the judiciary from influence by the government or security forces,” he said in a statement.

“On all these counts, the trial of the Reuters journalists failed the test.”

WASHINGTON, Sep 13 (PTI): The US shares India’s concern over the continued ability of terrorist outfits to operate on Pakistani soil, a senior Trump administration official said, stressing that tackling this core issue

by Islamabad is critical to the prospects of its better relations with New Delhi.

Alice Wells, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, said conversations on counter-terrorism has always been a very impor-

tant part of the US-India relationship. “We have a thriving counter-terrorism dialogue. We have ongoing efforts by the US administration to sanction a range of global terrorists, including nearly a dozen Lashkare-Taiba (LeT) targets and aliases over the last year,” she said at an event at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).

The LeT carried out the 2008 Mumbai terror attack, killing 166 people.

“And certainly, with the 10th

anniversary of the Mumbai attack approaching, we share a concern over the continued ability of terrorists proxies to operate on Pakistani soil,” Wells said.

Referring to a recent remark by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Ms Wells said the US was “looking for actions, not words” from the government of Pakistan. And obviously this is a shared concern (with India), she said.

Pompeo, who recently visited Islamabad before he

of our beloved father

10.01.1950 – 14.09.2017

For all the things you did to make life better For all the ways you showed; how much you cared.

For all the time you offered your Wisdom and advice You are beyond compare; it’s been a year since you departed.

But we have felt you near every single day, in cradling in God’s lap of kindness.

In heaven you will be protected till eternity.

Apfuo “We Love You and Miss You Dearly”.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Loving wife, children, in-laws and grandson.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away"

We, the bereaved family of Lt. Hukugha Zhimomi would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, churches, unions, neighbours, different organisations and well wishers who have stood by us physically, spiritually and financially during the short illness and at the ultimate demise.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it's our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless each and every one abundantly and your good deeds will always be treasured in our hearts.

We specially convey and extend our special thanks to : Shoixe Village.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the bereaved family of Late Kereluingaulule (Lulu) would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all those who have extended your love and sympathy through your physical presence, material, financial, spiritual and emotional support in the time of our grief and loss at the sudden demise of our sister/daughter on the 6th of September 2018.

Words are inadequate to express our gratitude. We regret our inability to mention and thank each and everyone, but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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General (Qamar Javed) Bajwa who said as long as there are extremists non-state forces operating in Pakistan; Pakistan can’t be a normal state,” Wells said.

“It is tackling that core issue that’s going to be so critical both to the quality of our bilateral relationship (with Pakistan) and also to the prospects for better relations between India and Pakistan,” she said.

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travelled to New Delhi, had good constructive consultations with the new Pakistani leadership, Wells said.

“It was his first opportunity to meet with Prime Minister Imran Khan and it was an opportunity for the Secretary to lay out aspirations for the relationship,” she said.

“I would hope that the choice is what was attributed to their Chief of Army Staff,

Job 1:21

We the bereaved family of Late Mrs. Mhonimi Ezung would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to one and all who stood by us through prayers, physical and financial support from the time of her illness till her last breath on 30/08/2018. We deeply regret our inability to thank you all personally but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless each one of you in abundance.

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IN MEMORIAM

of LATE MOALA HARALU DIED : 14.09.2017

June 28th 1979 – August 29th 2018

‘Russia is peace-loving state’

Vladimir Putin

Moscow, Sep 13 (IANS): Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that his country was peace-loving and that the ongoing Vostok2018 exercises deemed as the largest military drills since the Cold War, were aimed at developing its defence capabilities.

Speaking at Tsugol, situated close to the borders of China and Mongolia, Putin said the drills would help boost the country’s internal security capabilities and to extend a helping hand to allies, reports Efe news.

“Russia is a peace-loving state, we do not have and cannot have any aggressive plans, Our foreign policy is

aimed at (development of) the constructive cooperation with all the countries interested in that,” Putin said while attending the exercises.

He said that 87 observers from 57 countries have been invited to watch the drills.

“Today, the most active stage of the exercises is completed at the Tsugol training ground in TransBaikal territory. You held it at high level: all units and formations fulfilled their assigned tasks,” said Putin.

The President added that it was for the first time that the armed forces of post-Soviet Russia have undertaken such a tough drill, involving the participation of around 300,000 soldiers, more than 1,000 aircraft, dozens of ships and 36,000 armoured vehicles.

“We will continue to strengthen our armed forces, equip them with latest weapons and technologies, to develop international military cooperation,” he added.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on, they will rest from their labour, for their deeds will follow them”.

A loving husband, father and grandfather, mighty of heart, man of wisdom, altruist and pillar of the family.

Through this column, the family of Late B. Yongto Hamnyei Phom wishes to acknowledge, our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to everyone who stood by us during this hour of bereavement by showing sympathy, love and invaluable assistance rendered to us physically, spiritually and materially. We apologize for not mentioning each and every individual, organizations, institutions, societies or communities, churches etc; indeed it’s our fervent prayer that God Almighty richly bless you all with a life full of joy and Late James B. Yongto Hamnyei Phom happiness.

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Here we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, fellowships, different welfare organisations and societies who stood by us through prayer, morally, financially and physically present during the illness and at the demise of our beloved son Late L Royim Yimchunger DEF Tuensang Reg. No - 1565, S/o Shri. T Lakiumong of Chassir Village, Died on 5th Sep 2018.

We would like to convey our special thanks to : 1. SP Tuensang 2. Police Church, Tuensang 3. Yimchungher Ariako Chumu, Dimapur 4. Nagaland Baptist Church 5. Chassir Village Council 6. Yimchunger Baptist Church, Dimapur 7. Mrs. & Mr. Khekato Sema 8. Shri. L. Thronghokiu Chassir 9. Shri. L. Shahoto Y/Awunru 10. Shri. James Tokiu Chessore 11. Shri. Y Toshi, Superintendent of Taxes Shamator 12. Mrs. & Mr. K Solomon 13. Mr. Y Ali Sangtam, Tuensang 14. Mrs. & Mr. Ato Kuthur.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally, nevertheless, we pray that you will pardon us. God bless you all.

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MOA, the energising force of the family, a life full of laughter and joy The helping hand and giving soul; God left these wondrous memories to help us through our tears Although there isn’t a balm that can heal our pain, some say time heals all pain But those we love don’t go away They walk beside us every day, unseen, unheard But always close to our hearts; so loved, cherished and missed dearly.

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Infotainment

Akshay, Rajinikanth battle face-to-face in ‘2.0’ teaser 1

Cast of ‘The Predator’ Discuss The Killer Of Their Film

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2018

Sarah Jessica Parker’s lawyer denies she failed to return $150,000 worth of Jewelry

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987’s ‘Predator’ film is the stuff of legends.

It starts with an army versus alien, but ends up tur ning into one man against an absolute killing machine. Sure it helps when that man is Arnold Schwarzenegger, but even the Schwarzenegger needed to use all of his intelligence and survival skills.

There has been a ton of Predator films since then, and 2018’s ‘The Predator’ tries to break the mold of those. Shane Black, who actually played the “nerd” Hawkins in the original film, is now in the director’s chair, but what makes this version of the Predator the best, scariest, and most kind of intimidating kind of enemy?

Well, you upgrade whats already unbeatable.

In the above interview, Shane Black discusses what was so scary about the original, Boyd Holbrook tells us about the size of how big the creature was, Olivia Mann explains how its humanistic features makes it so strange. (Hollywood.com)

he’s no jewel thief.

Sarah Jessica Parker’s attorney defended the actress after she was accused of keeping $150,000 worth of jewelry from Kat Florence Design.

“This is just plain false,” the Sex and the City alum’s lawyer, Ira Schreck, told Us Weekly in a statement on Wednesday, September 12.

“SJP was under contract to Kat Florence and was asked to keep the jewelry so that she could wear it on red carpets and other events when appropriate.

Sarah Jessica Parker is as honest and trustworthy a person as anyone I have ever met.

She has never and would never hold onto anything belonging to someone else. In fact, she has been asking ever since Kat Florence wrongfully stopped paying her to have the pieces returned, but Kat Florence didn’t seem terribly interested in getting them back.”

Hours earlier on Wednesday, Page Six reported that Parker, 53, is being sued by Kat Flor-

Norm Macdonald’s response to Henry Cavill responds to rumours #MeToo backlash sparks outrage that he’s leaving Superman

Dua Lipa left in tears

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he teaser of director Shankar Shanmugham’s upcoming film “2.0” shows an ultimate showdown between its two stars, Akshay Kumar and Rajinikanth, who are seen as the “biggest rivals” battling it out between good and evil.

On the occasion of Ga-

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nesh Chaturthi on Thursday, Akshay, who will be seen playing a supervillain named Richard, tweeted: “On the auspicious occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi, doing Shree Ganesh of India’s Grandest Film: ‘2.0’ !

Here’s a glimpse of the biggest rivalry, good or evil...

Who decides.”

Gun Kelly

orm Macdonald is facing new backlash Thursday after he hoped to clear up his earlier #MeToo comments.

The comedian drew the ire of social media after he told Howard Stern, ‘you’d have to have Down Syndrome’ not to feel sorry for victims of sexual abuse.

Macdonald was attempting to explain away statements he made to The Hollywood Reporter in an

interview published Tuesday, in which the former “Saturday Night Live” star said he was “happy the #MeToo movement has slowed down a little bit.”

Macdonald, who was promoting his Netflix talk show debuting on Friday, suggested there was a lack of “forgiveness” for entertainers who’ve found themselves embroiled in controversy. He used his friends and fellow comics, Louis C.K. and Roseanne

The over one minute teaser, which sees a high dose of CGI work, begins with a shot of birds circling over city skies, which later is being seen taken over by flying cell phones. People seem confused as the swirl of phones create havoc.

Rajinikanth, who is reprising his role as Dr

Barr, as examples. “ N o w i t ’s a d m i t wrongdoing and you’re finished. And so the only way to survive is to deny, deny, deny. That’s not healthy,” he argued.

“I do think that at some point it will end with a completely innocent person of prominence sticking a gun in his head and ending it.”

Those comments quickly caused public outrage, and prompted NBC to cancel Macdonald’s appearance on Jimmy Fallon’s “Tonight Show.”

He later apologized on Twitter, explaining that while Louis C.K. and Barr were “very good friends of mine” he “would never defend their actions.”

The Arc, an organization for people with developmental disabilities, described MacDonald’s comment as “disturbing.”

(FoxNews)

Vaseegaran and also Chitti, suggests that they take out Chitti the Robot and make him their weapon in the battle against Akshay’s character.

He is heard saying: “This is beyond science, for this we need a superpower...

Chitti the robot.”

The second half of the teaser sees Akshay’s evil character destroying the city as Chitti takes it upon himself to save the world from an apocalyptic disaster.

The film will hit the screens on November 29.

“2.0” marks the Tamil debut of Akshay and his first film with Rajinikanth.

The film also stars Adil Hussain and Sudhanshu Pandey. It is a sequel to the 2010 blockbuster “Enthiran (Robot)” which also featured Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.

The movie also has Amy Jackson in a supporting role. The music is by Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman.

(IANS)

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enry Cavill has responded to the reports that he’s facing the axe as the Man of Steel.

It emerged yesterday that the actor may have played Superman for the last time, after scheduling talks broke down with Warner Bros.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros was hoping to enlist Cavill for a cameo in the forthcoming Shazam!, which sees Zachary Levi star as the titular hero. However, talks between the two parties reportedly broke down after Cavill’s role in Netflix’s The Witcher led to scheduling conflicts.

H oweve r, a n o t h e r source said Warner Bros had opted to head in another direction after Justice League didn’t do as well as expected.

Now, Cavill has responded to the rumours with a bizarre Instagram video.

Posting on the site, he

shared a clip that sees him lifting a Superman doll in a ‘Krypton Lifting Team’ tshirt, captioned: ‘Today was exciting #Superman.”

Warner Bros also responded to the speculation last night and refused to confirm Cavill’s departure.

“While no decisions have been made regarding any upcoming Superman films, we’ve always had great respect for and a great relationship with Henry Cavill, and that remains unchanged”, a spokesperson confirmed.

According to Deadline, Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan could be the next person to take up the role of Krypton’s favourite son.

“The word has been out that Warner Bros. has been mulling a completely different direction with its Superman canon for some time, even considering casting Michael B. Jordan in the role down the road”, Deadline claimed.

(NME)

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ua Lipa was left in tears yesterday after fans were forcefully removed from her Shanghai concert.

Videos posted on social media shows fans being pulled from their seats by security officials.

According to eyewitnesses, they were ejected for standing up and waving pro-gay rights flags.

In one clip, fans are seen protesting as heavyhanded officials attempt to remove them mid-way through the singer’s performance at Shanghai’s National Exhibition Centre.

As she addressed the incident on-stage, Lipa appeared visibly upset.

The singer is yet to comment in the aftermath of the incident. It marked the second and final show of her China tour, after appearing in Guangzhou on Tuesday evening.

(NME)

ence Design for allegedly asking to borrow some accessories for a few months following a 2016 photo shoot.

The company allegedly agreed to let the Divorce star keep the pieces for two months, but the jewelry, including $40,706.72 earrings and a $27,115 ring, has still not been returned.

It is seeking $150,000 in restitution.

Kat Florence Design’s attorney shared the company’s side of the story in a statement to Page Six on Wednesday: “It is our position in this case that after a photo shoot as part of the

endorsement agreement, Ms. Parker requested that she could personally keep some of the pieces of the jewelry for a few months to wear personally.

We agreed and documented what she had. This happened in March 2016.

Over two years later, the jewelry was never returned to us. … We believe that as Ms. Parker has kept the jewelry since 2016 that she should pay us for it.”

The lawyer claimed the two sides are meeting with a mediator in New York on Friday, September 14, in hopes of resolving the dispute.

(Usmagazine)

Actor Biswajit to celebrate golden jubilee of his Bollywood work

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esteryear's popular silver screen hero Biswajit Chatterjee will celebrate his golden jubilee of working in Bollywood films by performing live at a musical gala here on September 16.

Refusing to share details of big names from Bollywood and the Bengali film industry who would take part in the musical evening 'Biswajit Chatterjee live', the veteran actor said his son and the Bengali superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee was expected to participate.

"He is my son. So he is expected to attend," said Chatterjee, who made his mark in Bollywood films like 'Yeh Raat Phir Na Aayegi' and ;Night in London.'

Chatterjee's maiden Bollywood movie was re-

leased in 1958 when he was a junior artist. Chatterjee regretted that despite working in Bengali films for almost 60 years, nothing has been done centred on him.

Speaking about the current scenario in the Bengali film industry, he said: Films made today are not Bengali.

Most of the Tamil and Telugu films are remade. Today's generation must understand that they have to make genuine Bengali films in order to survive."

(IANS)

FELICITATION

Eminem explains his reasons for dissing “pitiful” Machine Gun Kelly on ‘Kamikaze’

Eminem (Left) and Gun Kelly

E

minem has finally explained why he took aim at Machine Gun Kelly on new album ‘Kamikaze’ – after revealing that it is ‘a lot more petty’ than him speaking out on his daughter Hailie.

Earlier this month, Eminem dropped surprise album ‘Kamikaze‘ – loaded with controversial moments and taking aim at many others with a number of ‘diss tracks‘. Among them was Machine Gun Kelly who came under attack on the song ‘Not Alike’. Kelly then hit back with the diss track ‘Rap Devil‘ – mocking his single ‘Rap God’.

Now in his first interview since the album’s release, Eminem has revealed the real reason for the feud.

In part 2 of the interview with Sway, he revealed that it was not because he called his daughter Halie ‘hot as fuck‘.

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Kelly after he claimed that Eminem was attempting to hinder his career by banning him from his music channel Shade 45.

“The reason that I dissed him is because he got on—first he said, ‘I’m the greatest rapper alive since my favorite rapper banned me from Shade 45,’ or whatever he said, right? Like I’m trying to hinder his career”, Eminem told Sway. .

Eminem also took aim at Machine Gun Kelly’s verse on Tech N9ne’s ‘No Reason (The Mosh Pit Song)’ – which sees claiming that Eminem is “just rap and not God”.

“Now I’m in this fuckin’ weird thing, because I’m like, ‘I gotta answer this motherfucker,’” he said.

“And every time I do that, it makes that person— as ‘irrelevant’ as people say I am in hip-hop—I make them bigger by getting into

The Kohima Aliba Students' Union with great exhilaration and pride conveys its heartiest congratulations to Ms. Nekshinaro Imchen, D/o Mr. & Mrs T. Yanger Imchen on securing Top One and attaining Gold Medal in Bachelor of Music (Guitar Performance Honours) 2018 from Patkai Christian College (Autonomous), Dimapur, Nagaland.

KASU wishes you the best and prays for God's guidance in all your future endeavours.

Aolemba Pongen Tinuyangla Kichu (President, KASU) (General Secy., KASU)

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this thing, where I’m like ‘I want to destroy him. But I also don’t want to make him bigger.’ You know what I’m saying?

Because now you’re a fucking enemy’ […] I’ll leave it at that. I’m not sure exactly what I’m going to do at this point right now.”

Eminem also admits he heard Kelly’s diss track ‘Rap Devil’, admitting it wasn’t “bad for him. He’s got some good lines in it.”

On the track, Kelly claims that Eminem called P.Diddy in an attempt to receive an apology from him. “[…] It didn’t even feel like a diss to me. It just felt, like, pitiful.”

He also confirmed rumours that he’s already been working on a response to Kelly.

The feud dates back to 2012 over comments Machine Gun Kelly made about Eminem’s daughter on social media, tweeting that she was “hot as fuck.”

Before the feud, Machine Gun Kelly often cited Eminem as one of his greatest influences. Now, he’s described their rift as ‘a battle between the past and the future’.

The same interview also saw Eminem discuss criticism of his album ‘Revival‘, and how he ‘cringed’ at the accents he used on ‘Relapse‘.

(NME)

GRATITUDE

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One-day training for Self Employment and Entrepreneurship Programme was held on 7th September 2018 at Kenuozou Colony (GPS) sponsored by Ward Adoption Committee for 10th Northern Angami-I A/C organised by Department of Cooperation, Govt. of Nagaland. Kenuozou Welfare Board would like to acknowledge the department of: 1. E.E. PHED (Urban) Kohima 2. C.M.O Kohima 3. SDO Judicial Kohima, EAC 4. Asst. Director Supply Kohima 5. Deputy Registrar (RCS) Kohima 6. L. Khel Chairman and all the resource person who took initiative for the upliftment of colony. Kenuozou Welfare Board would also acknowledge our special gratitude to Khriehu Lezietsü (MLA) for taking all the initiative and financial support for Human Resource development of the colony.

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Vanguard FC thrash United FC 7-2 minute and the second goal was scored by Shepa in 81st minute. Pongyang and Bulom scored for Naginimora FC in 26th and 60th minute respectively.

A t Ts i e s e B a s a ground, Tiyi Garden’s team beat Legend Club Kiphire by 4-0. Lanso scored the first goal in the 32nd minute while the second goal was scored by Sulathung Ngullie in the 45th minute. The 3rd and 4th goal for Tiyi Garden’s were scored by Chienio in the 52nd and 58th minute respectively.

In second match, Xavierite FC Peren defeat-

ed Donching Yangmei FC by 4-1. Kairisbo of Xavierite FC scored 3 goals in 27th, 29thand 42nd. Anoi of Xaverite scored the 4th goal in the 67th minute.

The lone goal of Donching Yangmei was scored

by Bupen Aolen.

2nd TDFA Cup underway at Tuensang

All Nagaland open chess championship

Players of Vanguard FC (black jersey) and United FC vie for the ball during their match on Thursday. (NP)

Correspondent

Ko h i m a , S e p 1 3 (NPN): Vanguard FC, Longleng district team, Tiyi Garden’s and Xavier-

Half-marathon organised at Ghathashi town Dimapur, Sep 13 (NPN): Half-marathon race under the Systemic Voters Education and Electoral Participation (SVEEP) programme of the ECI was organised by the DEO Pughoboto at Ghathashi town on September 13.

Vitoho from Mukalimi village emerged as the winner in senior men’s category while Boskha from Mukalimi and Vikashe from Mukalimi village came second and third respectively.

In senior women’s category, Helito from Iphonu village came first while Lovini from Iphonu and Mishili from Iphonu village came second and third respectively.

Kumsuto from Ghatashi town came first in junior boys, Vipito from Iphonu village came second and Viyeto from Ghatashi village bagged the third place. In the junior girls category, Linovi from Ghatashi village, Helivi from Heboli village and Nishebo from Mukali came first, second and third respectively.

ADC & DEO Pugh o b o t o, P h u l u s h e K .

Yepthomi flagged off the marathon.

ite FC registered wins at the ongoing Capt. (late) N. Kenguruse Memorial Football tournament on Thursday.

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ground, defending champions Vanguard FC defeated United FC by 7-2.

Yhunshalo Kemp scored four goals for Vanguard FC. Rhitso Mero, Kudahu and Nyithong Magh scored one goal each in the 20th, 45th and 57th minutes respectively. For United FC, Senowe and Kozo scored one goal each in the 37th and 73rd minutes respectively.

In the second match, Longleng district team beat Naginimora FC by 4-1 via tie break after the match ended in a 2-2 draw. Chingshen opened the scoring for Longleng district team in the 10th

Chairperson of Nagaland State Commission for Protection of Child Right, Awan Konyak declaring the TDFA Cup 2018 open at parade ground, Tuensang on Thursday.

Dimapur, Sep 13 (NPN): The 2nd edition of Tuensang District Football Association Cup 2018 got underway Thursday at parade ground, Tuensang.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Chairperson of Nagaland State Commission for Protection of Child Right, Awan Konyak said that the theme ‘surpass the game’ was profound and speaks of human aspirations.

She said, “we should not be chained by our tra-

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ditions and customs but rather we should use the positives of our rich traditional heritage to move forward and dust off our head hunting mentality and become leaders in different fields.”

While stating that people have great potential to bring about and create new bench marks to all the existing parameters in the world, Awan said, “we should all have the will and perseverance to perform to the best of our abilities.”

She further opined that games, in general, can be compared with how ‘we live our lives’. Not everyday will be the same, she said adding, “one should be humble in victory and gracious in defeat and encouraged upon the players to maintain strict discipline and practice fair play.”

The 2nd edition of TDFA Cup 2018 will witness a total of 28 teams slotted in 8 pools.

In the opening match, defending champions Excel Naga FC beat Sonic Strikers by 7-0. In the second match, Keiyang XI FC defeated Mohican Boys FC by 4-0 goals.

The teams vying for the cup are Excel Naga FC, Sonic Strikers FC, Leipzig Stars FC, Adonis FC, Keiyang XI FC, Mohican Boys FC, Homers FC, 40 AR, Gabriel Ministry, DEF Tuensang, Spartan FC, Awom FC, Ancient Knights FC, Phoenix Rising FC, Foothill United FC, Oziepik FC, Sector II Inline Youth FC, Junior Boys FC, Donching Yangmai FC, Resilient FC, Khiamniungan Sports Council FC, The Renaissance FC, Scavenger Hunt FC, Hugel Hifliers FC, Pisgah United FC, Kuthur FC, United FC and Vitao Aye FC.

Matches for Saturday Kohima local ground IGAR (N) Vs Green club Zunheboto at 1pm Tsiese basa ground 1st match: 1:00 pm Naga Terriers Vs Tiyi Garden’s 2nd match: 3:00 pm ZRSU FC Vs DGP team

Dimapur, Sep 13 (NPN): Tokuho Awomi Memorial All Nagaland State Open Chess Championship, organised by Sumi Chess Association under the aegis of Nagaland Chess Association, will be held from October 2-4 at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur. The categories for the championship are open category, under 17 years category and under 14 years category.

Under 17 and under 14 players should produce birth certificate registered within 1 year of birth while nonNaga players who resides in Nagaland should produce Government office ID card or registered certificate from their colony/area chairman/GB. Students have also been requested to come in their school uniform on the first day and last day of the championship.

The entry fee is Rs.1000 for open category and Rs. 500 for under 17 and under 14 categories. Interested players have been asked to pay the entry fee at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur on or before October 1.

The total cash prize money for the championship is Rs.1,15,000. For further details, contact 7005580145, 8131835926 or 8794713847.

ALTRURA OPEN FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

Sumi Boys Club, Vidima YO in final Dimapur, Sep 13: Sumi Boys Club and Vidima Youth Organisation have reached the final of 5th Altrura Open Football Tournament.

In the first semifinal played at Chümoukedima town local ground on Thursday, Sumi Boys Club beat FC Pegasus 2-1.

Seimin opened the account for FC Pegasus in the 6th minute.

After the breather, Sumi Boys found the equalizer through Anato. While

Athalo found the winning goal to guide Sumi Boys Club to the final.

In the second semifinal, Vidima Youth Organisation (VYO) beat CABA Youth Ministry 1-0. In the very competitive match, the first half ended goalless.

In the second half, both teams stepped up their attack but it was VYO’s Yanger who scored the lone goal to take Vidima YO to the final. Meanwhile, Neiba Shüya, president,

Chümoukedima Town Youth Organisation and Abi Rüpreo, pitch curator, Nagaland Cricket Association were the match patrons respectively.

Sumi Boys Club and Vidima Youth Organisation will clash in the final on September 15 at 2pm.

Razouvotuo Chatsu, chairman, Chümoukedima Village Council and Chümoukedima Area Village Chairman Association will be the special invitee for the closing ceremony.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

KEREWE-Ü KHUTSO 17-09-1998 to 09-09-2018

“Though clouds divide us, And you breathe a new life In another realm We hold on tight the faith, Believing we will reunite one day” Some part of us has gone along with you. Our hearts are heavy and our home is empty. No words can ease the pain. We are learning to pass the moments with ‘memories of us’.

We are very much indebted to: 12. Chakhesang Students’ Union, Kohima Science College 1. RIMS Imphal (Doctors, Nurses and Students) 13. Ketoupa Youth 2. Nagaland Medicos’ Union, Imphal and RIMS EU 14. NDPP 16th A/C Pfütsero 3. Doctors and nurses of GNRC, Guwahati 15. ZAPO Dimapur Unit 4. Dr. Tewekhro Losou and Dr. Wepetso Marhu 16. Kami Union Dimapur 5. Pfütsero Town Baptist Church 17. Leshemi Union Dimapur 6. Kuzhami Baptist Church Chumukedima 18. Zapami women married to other villagers, Dimapur 7. Kuzhami Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima 19. Zapami Women Welfare Union, Dimapur 8. Pfütsero Town Christian Revival Church Ketoupa 20. Zapami Welfare Society , Dimapur 9. Zapami Baptist Church 21. Zapami Welfare Union, Kohima 10. Batch mates of Nazareth School Pfütsero and 22. Zapami Women Society, Kohima Rüzhükhrie Govt. Hr Sec Kohima 11. Principal, staff and students, Nazareth School Pfütsero 23. Zapami Sub-Society Pfütsero Town And to all those individuals who have shared the burden with us and have rendered your service in terms of time, energy, materials, finance and had upheld us in your humble prayers, may God Almighty bless you richly.

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Nagaland all set to make first class cricket debut

Players with coach and officials of Nagaland Cricket association.

Dimapur, Sep 13 (NPN): Nagaland is all set to make its maiden entry to the first class cricket with the participation in Vijay Hazare One Day tournament in Gujarat from September 19.

The senior team will be leaving on September 14 for the tournament. The Nagaland team comprises of experienced players, which also includes three guest players chosen as per the quota. The three guest players are K B Pawan from Karnataka who has played almost 50 Ranji

matches, Abrar Kazi from Bangalore, who has played Ranji for Karnataka and IPL for Royal Challengers Bangalore and Pawan Suyal, who has played IPL for Mumbai Indians and Ranji from Delhi.

The team also includes Hokaito Zhimomi, ex-Ranji player from Assam, Jonathan Rongsen, ex-Ranji player for Railways along with youngsters like Sedezalie Rupereo, who represented NE Under-19 team in 2016-17 and young off-spinner, Tahmeed

who has recently captained the Zonal NE & Bihar Under-19 team of the BCCI. Live scores of all the matches would be available as per the fixture on BCCI website.

The team will be coached by Kawaljit Singh, a veteran of 111 Ranji trophy matches and a Level-C coach from Hyderabad.

The Nagaland Cricket Association has appealed all cricket lovers of Nagaland to pray for the success of the team.

Terry considering Chelsea offer

London, Sep 13 (Agencies): John Terry could be set for a return to Chelsea after his proposed move to Spartak Moscow fell through.

The defender was set to join the Russian club on a free transfer after leaving Aston Villa, but at the last minute decided to pull the plug on the move despite having undergone a medical.

He took to Instagram to explain that after considerable thought, he had reached the conclusion that he could not move his family to Rus-

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But Terry is not ready to give up football altogether, and while he still on the lookout for a potential move as a player, Chelsea have report-

edly offered him a coaching role.

If the 37-year-old is not offered the right playing contract, he will almost certainly take Chelsea up on the offer to join their coaching staff.

His managerial ambitions are well known, and where better to begin than the club where he is universally adored?

If he does return to Chelsea, he will join fellow Chelsea legend Gianfranco Zola on the coaching team, after the Italian was appointed Maurizio Sarri’s assistant in the summer.

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