September 14, 2019

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Vol XXIX No. 279

DIMAPUR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Odd-even scheme back in Delhi from Nov 4

All eyes on Bajrang, Vinesh at Worlds

India thwarts Pak’s bid to raise Kashmir at UNGA

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IMF on India’s economic growth WASHINGTON, SEP 13 (PTI): India’s economic growth is “much weaker” than expected, according to the IMF, which attributed it to the corporate and environmental regulatory uncertainty and lingering weaknesses in some nonbank financial companies. India’s GDP growth rate slipped to 5 per cent in the first quarter of 2019-20, the lowest in over six years, according to latest official data. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) in July projected a slower growth rate for India in 2019 and 2020, a downward revision of 0.3 per cent for both the years, saying its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will now grow respectively at the rate of 7 per cent and 7.2 per cent, reflecting a weaker-than expected outlook for domestic demand. However, India will still be the fastest growing major economy of the world and much ahead of China, the Washingtonbased global financial institution had said. “We will have a fresh set of numbers coming up

ACAUT, PSAN back NNQF demand DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland and PSAN have extended support to Nagaland NET Qualified Forum (NNQF)’s demand for advertisement of 110 assistant professors and librarians posts in the higher education department. In a joint press release, ACAUT chairman Tia Longchar and PSAN convenor Mughaka have questioned why was NPSC delaying the advertising of the 63 posts in spite of requisition by the higher education department? They also queried for what purpose the higher education department withheld five posts out of the 68 posts sent to NPSC for requisition? Further, ACAUT and PSAN asked why NPSC has not yet declared the results of 86 post of Common Education Service Exam held on March 9? Seeking immediate answers from the higher education department and NPSC, the two organisations maintained that the patience of the stakeholders, who were for meritocracy, transparency and justice, should not be tested as they still believed in the rule of law. If any unfair practices or unjustified delays were made, ACAUT and PSAN cautioned that they would use all democratic means of expressing resentment.

Exports decline 6 pc; imports dip 13.45 pc

but the recent economic growth in India is much weaker than expected, mainly due to corporate and environmental regulatory uncertainty and lingering weakness in some non-bank financial companies,” IMF spokesman Gerry Rice told reporters at a news conference here on Thursday. The risks to the outlook are tilted to the downside, he said. Responding to a question on the recent GDP figures of India, Rice said the IMF will monitor the economic situation in the country. Sharp deceleration in manufacturing output and subdued farm sector activity pulled down India’s GDP growth to over six-year low

of 5 per cent in the AprilJune quarter of 2019-20, according to official data released last month. The previous low in GDP growth was recorded at 4.3 per cent in JanuaryMarch quarter of 2012-13. India’s economic growth stood at 8 per cent in the same quarter of 2018-19. “The GDP at Constant (2011-12) Prices in Q1 of 2019-20 is estimated at Rs 35.85 lakh crore, as against Rs 34.14 lakh crore in Q1 of 2018-19, showing a growth rate of 5 per cent,” the National Statistical Office (NSO) said in a statement. “We will update that assessment in the upcoming world economic outlook,” IMF spokesman said.

India’s exports dropped by 6.05 per cent to USD 26.13 billion in August mainly on account of significant dip in shipments from key sectors such as petroleum, engineering, leather, and gems & jewellery. Imports too declined by 13.45 per cent to USD 39.58 billion, narrowing trade deficit to USD 13.45 billion in August, according to the government data released on Friday. The imports during the month slipped the most after August 2016, when it had contracted by 14 per cent. The trade deficit stood at USD 17.92 billion in August 2018. Out of 30 key sectors, as many as 22 showed negative growth in August. Shipments of gems and jewellery, engineering goods, and petroleum products contracted by 3.5 per cent, 9.35 per cent and 10.73 per cent, respectively. The sectors which recorded positive growth in the last month include iron ore, electronic goods, spices, and marine products.

Along and others releasing college magazine at PWC Dimapur on Friday. (NP)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Minister of higher & technical education and tribal affairs, Temjen Imna Along Longkumer, Friday reminded that Nagaland has the potential to become a robust society, but people needed to look beyond government jobs. He said this while speaking as the annual function and 28th Freshers’ social of Pranabananda Women’s College (PWC) at college campus here Friday.

The minister said that Nagaland government was the largest provider of employment in the entire country as per the ratio of employment to population . He however added that ironically, Nagaland, ironically, also has the highest number of educated unemployed population. He attributed the rise in employment to that of a government job oriented society. Stressing on bringing change in the society, the minister said that everyone wants change but it was time

to focus on what “we need and not on what we want.” He said if people wanted change then it has to start within every individual. Further, the minister advised the students to inculcate a lifestyle that was worth living as they pursue knowledge. He encouraged them not to stop dreaming, saying if one is determined, sincere and dedicated, one would succeed one day. The minister also congratulated the college for being a pioneer in empowering

women. In his speech, deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, encouraged the students to be hard working, do away with self pity and never to lose hope but have determination. “Life is precious, whatever dream you have, it’s the right time to work it out,” he said. On the occasion, the college felicitated a renowned woman entrepreneur Jesmina Zeliang. Earlier, delivering welcome address, PWC principal Una Bhowmick said that the college established in 1991 has produced 3050 graduates. Highlights of the programme included presentation of governor Acharya award and best library user award, inauguration of “Pranab Vision” college magazine by the chief guest and inauguration of wall magazine by entrepreneur Jesmina Zeliang.

Tovihoto roots for power efficiency Raises power sector issues at NERPC meet DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Advisor of power, Tovihoto Ayemi, who attended the 20th North Eastern Regional Power Committee (NERPC) in Guwahati on September 12, 2019, raised some pertinent issues on power sector affecting not only Nagaland but also the entire North Eastern Region. Speaking at the meeting, Tovihoto said it was time all north eastern states realised that power was the engine of growth of any developing economy and that no major economic activity could sustain without adequate and reliable power. In a press release, principal secretary K D Vizo stated that the advisor suggested all the north eastern states to turn around the power sector in the shortest possible time by introducing the latest state-of-art technologies to modernise the power system to achieve the goal of 24X7 power for all. Tovihoto also suggested improving overall efficiency

118 new community radio stations soon NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): As many as 118 new community radio stations are in the process of being set up in various parts of the country, including in Left Wing Extremism (LWE) affected districts, north-east and Jammu and Kashmir, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said on Friday. Community radio is a great way to communicate with the public and give opportunities to local artists, he said. “We are going to expand community radio to many other areas which will start in a few months,” the Union minister said. The approved list of applicants having been granted Letter of Intent for setting up community radio stations includes 16 from LWEaffected districts, six from most LWE-affected districts, 25 from coastal districts, 17 from aspirational districts, three from the north-east and two from J&K.

Tovihoto Ayemi

of power system. Advisor power appreciated the role of NERPC in co-ordinating activities like system planning, system operation, scheduling and drawal of Power, generation schedule, resolving commercial issues etc. He, however, opined that NERPC should stretch its hand a little bit more to be truly a spokesman for resolving these issues. At the meeting, Tovihoto had particularly raised two very important issues confronting Nagaland and all other North Eastern States. The first issue was regarding the deviation settlement mechanism (DSM) regulation wherein the 4th Amendment regime was made effective from January 2019 resulting in huge financial burden in the form of DSM payables affecting the financial health of small

states like Nagaland. After raising the matter earlier, he said the central electricity regulatory commission (CERC) had realised problems and to some extent the matter has now been partially relaxed through the latest 5th Amendment. However, he said it was not sufficient as the 5th Amendment was made effective only from June 3, 2019 thus the financial burden from January 2019 to June 2019 still remained unresolved. The second issue raised was regarding the need to set up a reliable and robust communication and telemetry system in the North Eastern Region for facilitating optimum scheduling and dispatch of electricity within the state, monitor grid operations, keep accounts of the quantity of electricity transmitted through the state grid, exercise supervision and control over intra-state transmission system and carry out real time operations of grid in accordance with grid standards and the state grid code. Both the issues raised were well accepted by all the North Eastern States and unanimous decision was taken by NERPC to raise the matter immediately with Ministry of Power, and CERC.

JAF demands implementation of PAC recommendations DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Questioning the state government for nonimplementation of the recommendations made by ROP Pay Anomalies Committee (PAC), the Joint Associations Forum (JAF) of Nagaland Directorate Ministerial Service Association (NDMSA), All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA), Trained Nurses Association of India, Nagaland Branch (TNAI)) and Prison Service Association (PSA) has demanded full implementation of the PAC report. PAC recommended higher pay levels to some categories of employees under the four service associations. In a press release, JAF has cautioned that if the government failed to take up the issue, the associations would have no other option but to resort to mass agitation until their demand was

fulfilled. JAF said that the PAC recommended enhancement of pay of specific categories of employees’ w.e.f June 1, 2017. However, even after lapse of nine months from the date of submission of the report, the forum said the government has not implemented the recommendations for no valid reason. It stated that the government normally constitute a full pay commission to look into the grievances and complaints of anomalies from individuals/departments /associations in the ROPs before adopting a new ROP. However, the joint forum said the government has failed to constitute such ROP committee. Alternatively, it said PAC was constituted, which recommended higher pay level for some categories of employees under various associations.

Hitch on construction works at Sanuorü bridge RSZ travel advisory in Tseminyu area

Workers engaging in construction work at Sanuorü bridge in Kohima on Friday. (NP)

Correspondent

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DIMAPUR, SEPT 13 (NPN): As per the resolution adopted at the consultative meet of representatives of tribal hohos and student leaders at Tourist Lodge here on Saturday, Public Action Committee (PAC) of Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has urged the tribal hohos to depute volunteers from September 16 at check gates to prevent illegal collection of money from trucks and lorries. In an appeal by its convener Vekhosayi Nyekha and co-convener K Ghokheto Chophy, PAC urged the tribal hoho volunteers to reach their respective gates of duty half-an-hour before time, besides calling for deputing senior leaders to command the volunteers. The committee, however, stressed that the volunteers should not check vehicles, but only prevent their crew from paying illegal money to State and non-State actors. PAC sought full cooperation from the tribal hohos so that the effort towards fighting the illegal collection of money, which was for the betterment of society and Dimapurians in particular, becomes successful.

Need to look beyond government jobs: Along

This is it!

“These days they don’t mind about late service as they’re busy with cell phones.”

PAC urges tribal hohos to depute volunteers

KOHIMA, SEP 13 (NPN): Ongoing Sanuorü bridge construction on the road leading to Nagaland civil secretariat is being hampered by the continuous flow of garbage through Sanuorü stream during rainy days. The flow of garbage was adding additional burden on the contractors and labourers, who keep removing

the garbage to prevent the stream from clogging. However, on Thursday, the stream got blocked because of the garbage and the workers had to remove debris leaving aside their normal construction work. Speaking to Nagaland Post at the construction site, EE PWD (R&B) south division, Er. Vizotuo Seletsu, appealed to the public to stop throwing garbage into

the stream so the workers could concentrate on their work. He said that in spite of all the constraints, the contractors, engineers and labourers were all out to ensure that the work did not get hampered. However, he said the continuous flow of garbage was quite burdensome since the labourers had to be engaged in removing garbage day and night. He said the third foun-

dation was about to begin, but were hesitant because of the inclement weather. Nevertheless, he said by September 16 they could be able to start the work. Seletsu said though the cost of the bridge was Rs. 20 crore, the state government could give only Rs. 60 lakh as first sanction. Despite that the contractors were giving their best to bring out the bridge to shape. He expressed regret that in spite of the relentless effort, the severe criticism and complaints were not very pleasant. However, he said on completion, Nagaland would have the first four-lane arch bridge very soon. In this regard, he said all the people involved in the construction must be encouraged. Meanwhile, the engineer has sought cooperation from all responsible citizens so the bridge was completed on time.

Vehicles pass through landslide area in Tseminyu area. (RSZ)

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Rengam Selo Zi (RSZ) has advised the travellers to be extra cautious while crossing New Terogvunyu and Phenwhenyu village as there has been a continuous massive landslide at 43km due to heavy rainfall and ongoing two lane widening works along NH-2 Henbenji-Tseminyu area. In a press release, RSZ president Kenneth Kath

also cautioned the local taxi drivers to minimize speed limit within HenbenjiTseminyu till Kandi area to avoid accident. RSZ stated that over speeding and reckless driving by taxis were posing risk to the pedestrians, passersby and other travellers both in the locality and highway area. It stated that reckless driving has caused loss of many precious lives in the

past years within that stretch of highway. Therefore, RSZ, on behalf of the Regama community, has appealed to all the travellers and drivers to cooperate for the safety and concern of all. Travellers have also been informed to contact (9366361269/7005636590 /700643932/8837403641) for assistance in case of any landslide or blockage on the highway within HenbenjiTseminyu-Kandi area. K Y M C

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Poshan rally in Longleng, Jalukie, Satakha, Tamlu

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

news in Brief PAC, NCD emergency meet: PAC, NCD has convened emergency meeting with all tribal Hohos and volunteer leaders on September 14 at 11 a.m.at hotel Theja Fort. Frontal organizations GB’s, DUCCF, NWHD, DCCI, BAN, EDBA, DNSU have been requested to attend the meeting. Swatch Hi Seva on Sep 16: DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol has informed that the inaugural function of “Swatch Hi Seva (SHS) - Cleanliness is Service” will be held at DC’s Conference hall on September 16 at 10:30 am.

DC Longleng, M. Shayung Phom flagging off the Poshan Poshan Maah cycle rally at Jalukie under Peren district Students and officials at the Poshan rally organised by rally on September 13. (DIPR) on September 13. (DIPR) Satakha ICDS on September 10.

DIMAPUR: The launching programme of Rashtriya Poshan Maah rally was held in Longleng, Jalukie and Satakha. In Longleng, the rally was graced by Deputy Commissioner & chairman District Convergence Action Plan Committee, M. Shayung Phom as special guest on September 13. According to DIPR, the DC in his speech said that the Poshan Maah was a mass movement in the country to do away with malnutrition problems of the people. Asserting that government was giving special importance to the health of both mother and child, the DC appealed to the womenfolk of the district to give a positive response to the call of the government with active participation and avail the opportunity with optimism. Shayung also urged

the gathering not to be a silent spectator on such occasion but to understand the real purpose of the government’s policies and programme and take the advantage provided by the government. He informed that all the government programmes of the district would be carried out positively in line with the rest of the districts in all activities. He further urged the line departments involved to have good coordination for successful implementation of the scheme and wished them success in their venture. Speaking on health and nutrition, Dr. Wannau, Junior Specialist, District Hospital Longleng stressed on anemia, macro & micro nutrition and sources of nutrition for healthy living. He also spoke on change and development of human body during adolescent period, and its

emotional effects in the later life. He further called for timely immunization of children. Earlier, Y. Tauhong Ngongen, CDPO Longleng delivered the keynote address while Afen, district coordinator PMMVY chaired the programme. The programme concluded with Poshan Pledge and Poshan Maah rally from DC office to Lempong junction. Jalukie: As part of the national nutrition mission, Poshan Maah Cycle Rally was flagged off at Jalukie under Peren district on September 13. The programme was organised by department of Social Welfare Peren district. The cycle rally was flagged off by DC Peren, Santiwapang Aier where he briefed on the flagship programme initiated by Prime Minister of India to promote nutrition and

health for growth and development of the children. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o g r a m m e wa s c h a i r e d by DPO/DWO Peren, Nokcharenla Longchar; ADC Jalukie, Dr. Tinujongshi Chang delivered the welcome address. Poshan Maah rally pledge was read out by Anganwadi workers Jalukie, ICDS Project. On the occasion, 30 cyclists participated in the rally. The programme concluded with vote of thanks by CDPO, Watila. Satakha: Satakha ICDS project also organised Poshan rally on September 10 in Satakha town as envisaged in the action plan of Poshan Maah. According to DIPR, students and teachers of Government Middle School and Government primary school, AWWs and AWHs and RD(NRLM), participated in the rally.

ADC (NCS), Satakha, T L Kiusumong Tikhir, who is also chairman of BCAPC flagged off the rally. After the rally, a short programme was held at Satakha area GBs hall, where ADC highlighted various programme under Poshan Abhiyan and encouraged the gathering to avail the opportunities provided by government through different converging departments. A short message on nutrition and anemia was delivered by Sr. Staff nurse, Hokhuli, and AWW, Kanili, presented a special number. Tamlu: Tamlu block level nutrition rally marking Rashtriya Poshan Maah was flagged off by ADC and chairman BCAP Tamlu block, Y. Chingyak Konyak at the office premise of ADC Tamlu on September 11. According to DIPR report, delivering keynote

address, Longlang CDPO and member secretary, BCAB, Tamlu appealed to the line departments for better convergence in all the activities during the national nutrition month. Dr. Baungan MO Tamlu spoke on the health issues of adolescent girls and said that the age in the adolescent period is marked with tremendous changes in the body. He also stressed on the extra nutritional needs and cleanliness during this crucial period of life. ADC administered Poshan pledge to the officials of all convergence departments and school children present in the rally. The programme was chaired by Enyei, block coordinator Poshan Abhiyan Tamlu block and students of Christian English School, angawadi workers & helpers, medical staff and RD staff participated in the programme.

Workshop on Angikaar: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) will be organising a one day city level workshop on Angikaar “A campaign for change management under Pradhan Mantri Housing Yojana” housing for all, Urban under the initiative of Municipal Affairs Department on September 16 at 11 am at Hotel Silhouette, Dimapur. All representatives of colony council and GB’s (Urban) have been asked to attend the workshop. Clarification: Apropos to the news item, on the arrest of two highway robbers from Dzudza Hydro bridge (Bye-Pass/Jotsoma Junction) on September 10, PRO of Kohima police has clarified that the correct village of the accused Amos Poumai should be read as Thingba Khunou, Senapati, Manipur, and not as published. Clarification: Apropos to the news item “NLA Deputy Speaker convenes meeting of ALC”, the meeting has been convened on September 17 at 11 am at the NLA deputy speaker office chamber and not as rendered.

Dy. chief minister condolence

DIMAPUR: Dy. chief minister and BLP leader Nagaland, Y. Patton has expressed grief and sorrow at the untimely demise of late L. Poiwang Konyak, youngest son of Langto, chief angh of Sangsa village and younger brother of minister of Transport, Civil Aviation & Rail-

ways, Land Resources, P Paiwang Konyak on September 11. In a condolence message, Patton along with his colleagues and BJP Nagaland conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

TLM training for math teachers NSCN (R) warns ousted member

DIMAPUR: NSCN (R) days from the publication through its MIP stated that of this notice. Failing to despite being terminated comply with this directive and ousted, former supervi- will compel the government sor and defence, kilonser to initiate stringent penalties Khekato Kinny was still in- upon the defiant cadres, the volved in collecting taxes in release stated. the name of NSCN (R). Further, NSCN (R) In this regard, NSCN has cautioned all concerned (R) has warned the “dis- that Khekato does no longer graced” former Kilonser to represent the NSCN (R) in immediately refrain from any manner whatsoever and such “ignominious actions” henceforth “anyone connivand to not take the patience ing and cooperating with of NSCN for granted, stating him in any of NSCN(R)’s that it cannot remain a mute affairs or paying him (or spectator but will initiate any of his cronies) any form punitive action(s) as deemed of taxes shall be doing so fit. The NSCN (R) has at their own risk”. In the also summoned joint secy event of any such incidences Resource persons, observer and participation at the three-day training programme Noghuka Kinnimi, leacy of coercion or threats ocIkishe and major Asheto to curs, one may report to on September 13. (NP) immediately report to the the NSCN authorities, the Correspondent gramme was inaugurated by phasized on the activities government within seven release stated. DEO Kiphire, Deenaband- and games in the resource Kiphire, Sep 13 (NPN): hu Panda. In his speech, he book on teaching Learning Three-day Mathematics raised concern on the poor Materials (TLM) in MathDIMAPUR: ATMA Kohima conducted within state teachers training on re- performance in mathemat- ematics. source book on Teaching ics by the students and apThe resource persons farmers training on cultivation practices of winter crops Learning Materials (TLM) preciated the steps taken by were Anil Kumar of GHSS on September 12, at DAO conference hall. A press release from ATMA, Kohima, stated that for classes 6, 7, and 8 came SCERT, School Education Pungro, Inato Sema, TOTs, resource person for the training, Horticulture Inspecto an end at EBRC Hall, and Centre to improve the EBRC Seyochung and K. tor, Mhathung, shared about nursery bed preparation, Kiphire on September 13. quality of mathematics in Alipa Sangtam, TOTs, advantages of nursery bed for winter crops, transplantaA press release by Kiphire district. EBRC Seyochung Alto- tion and weeds management till harvest. DAO and PD, District Resources Group The facilitator and gether 35 participants from ATMA, Kohima, B Imti Tzudir, in his keynote address (DRG) member and TOTs observer of the training, GHSS, GHS and GMS encouraged farmers to promote organic farming and Inato Sema, district co- Dr. Sukanya Paul, Reader, attended the training pro- kitchen gardening. The programme was followed by ordinator stated that pro- SCERT, Nagaland em- gramme. distributions of seed and agri tools.

ATMA conducts farmers training

DIG (Range) organises literary competition

Winners along with officials of DIG (Range/NAP) and judges at ADC Conference Hall, Mokokchung on September 13. (NP)

MOKOKCHUNG, SEP 13 (NPN): A range level literary competition was held at ADC conference hall, Mokokchung organized by DIG (Range/NAP), Mokokchung, under the aegis of Nagaland Police Family Welfare Association. K Y M C

Children of DEF Mokokchung, DEF Mon, DEF Longleng and 2nd NAP BN participated in the competition conducted on three categories, debate, essay writing and painting. The topic for debate competition was “Is Plastic free Nagaland a Myth?”

and the topic on essay and painting competition was “Plastic free Nagaland.” DIG Range debate competition on Human Rights awareness was also conducted on the same day on the topic “Naga Customary Practices and Tradition are in tune with changing

times” which was also participated by members from DEF Mokokchung, DEF Mon, DEF Longleng and 12th NAP (IR) BN. The DIG range debate competition is an annual event and the winners were selected to participate in the State level debate competition. The selected participants in all categories of competition will also compete at the state level competition which will be held during the Police meet in the month of November. The judges for all the competitions were Temsuchuba Jamir, EAC, Mokokchung, Sentinaro, Advocate and Limasenla Jamir, Asst. Prof. Jubilee Memorial College, Mokokchung. The competitions were moderated by Pholosing Sangtam, Dy. SP (R) Mokokchung while Etssimongo Ngullie, DIG (RANGE/NAP), Mokokchung, gave the keynote address. The closing remark was given by Imtimeren, Addl.SP, Mokokchung.

Members of Naga Student’s Federation(NSF), All Sumi Student’s Union (SKK), Eastern Sumi Student’s Union(ESSU) and Kiphire-Tuensang District Sumi Student’s Union (KTDSSU) on the occasion of 1st Indo-Naga Battle at Aghunato in remembrance of Naga Martyrs.

AR organises career guidance session

DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles, Mokokchung Battalion, under the aegis of Headquarters 7 Sector Assam Rifles, organised career guidance session for students of Longleng at CBRC Hall, Longleng on September 11. According to PRO, students were made aware about immense exposure and opportunities being provided by Sainik School Punglwa. Fee structure, availability of reservation to students from Nagaland and various other aspects of admission process were deliberated during informative session. The students were also informed that Mokokchung Battalion of the Assam Rifles was providing facility for online registration for All India Sainik School Entrance Exam (AISSEE) and also conducting training for aspirants free of cost. 80 students, 15 teachers and 10 guardians of students attended the session.

An awareness programme on sexual harassment of women at workplace, prevention, protection and Redressal Act 2013, POCSO Act 2013, Domestic Violence Act 2005 and women and law was organised on September 10 by the department of English, Kohima Science College, Jotsoma. The resource persons were Asenla Walling and Lhousino Sale. (KSC)

Awareness camp on FMB

DIMAPUR: Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, conducted awareness camp on Fertility Management in Bovine (FMB) on September 12. The camp was conducted under “National Programme for Bovine Breeding (NPBB) 201819” for five villages under Chiephobozou Block, with progressive farmers of dairy at Women Society Hall, Chiephobozou. A press release from VFA, veterinary dispensary, Chiephobozou, Neiselie,

stated that resource person, VAS, veterinary dispensary Chiephobozou, Dr. Vikuolie Mezhatsu, deliberated on importance of artificial insemination in dairy cattle. He also emphasized on site selection of dairy farm, different housing systems, normal reproductive cycle and method of heat detection along with care and management of pregnant animals. The programme was chaired by VFA, veterinary dispensary Chiephobozou, Neiselie and invocation by deacon, Chi-

ephobozou Baptist Church Kiyawelie. CVO Kohima, Dr. Joseph M Angami, exhorted the farmers to take up dairy farming seriously through proper planning and also spoke on the avenues for increasing milk production and its marketing. Further, Chiephobozou Town Council GB, Rüduokho, acknowledged the department for conducting awareness camp and also urged the department to extend help and support to the farmers in the coming days. K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST

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Itanagar Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

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Imphal Shillong

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Cloudy, heavy thunderstorms

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Dimapur Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

31 23

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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around

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Zunheboto A shower and t-storm around

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Mhathung Yanthan along with the officials inspecting apple stall on September 13. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The 8th Thanamir Apple festival, organised by Thanamir Village Council in collabaration with the department of Horticulture, was held on September 13 at public ground, Thanamir. Advisor Horticulture and Border Affairs, Mhathung Yanthan graced the

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festival as special guest. According to DIPR report, Yanthan in his speech said that Thanamir was created in a special way by God with wonderful people blessed with rich natural resources. He advised the local inhabitants and the nearby villages to take measures for

more development in Apple production with proper management from different aspects. He also encouraged the villagers to get involved in promoting agriculture which can be good for economic growth as well as for health benefits. He further assured the people that his department will assist in getting the right species of Apple for the cultivators in order to produce more which can bring a positive outlook economically for the people of Nagaland. Advisor IPR, SCERT & Village Guard, Toshi Wangtung, who also spoke on the occasion stressed on conserving forests. He said forests must be conserved in a larger way as cutting down of trees will lead to climatic change which will have negative impact on the cultivation of apples as well as for human survival in different ways. President, Yimchungru Tribal Council (YTC), Throngso, said Apples are not grown in every parts of the world but only in certain parts, therefore, the local cultivators must strive more in its cultivation. He further said holding such festival must continue even in the upcoming years with more production.

AAA team visits DGC for assessment

AAA team and faculty members of Dimapur Government College on September 12.

DIMAPUR: In view of the 2nd cycle of NAAC assessment, the Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) team visited Dimapur Government College on September 12. The team consisted of three eminent academicians led by Addl director (Rtd) higher education, Dr Watijungshi, as convenor, Patkai Christian College (PCC) principal, Husazu Epao and Tetso College principal, Dr P.S Lorin as

members. A press release from DGC, publicity & media cell, A. Sentiyula, stated DGC principal, Kavili Jakhalu gave a report on the college profile, academic results of the last four years, fund and infrastructure enhancement undertaken after the first cycle. This was followed by a presentation by IQAC, coordinator, Dr. Vitsosie Vupru, who deliberated on

the seven Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) criteria and also on the academic enhancement undertaken after the first cycle. Departmental reports were presented by all heads of departments including DGC RUSA monitoring cell and community college. The team also held interactions with the students, teaching faculty and staff separately. This was followed by physical

verification of accounts and establishment sections, exam branch, DGC Students’ Council office, classrooms etc. An exit meeting chaired by the IQAC coordinator was also held with the principal, IQAC members, HoDs, Sr. H.A. and DGC Students’ Council members where the team members shared some key observations and made suggestions for improvement.

Monitoring team inspects health unit in Phek

DIMAPUR: A monitoring and supervisory team led by the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Phek, Dr. Vibeituonuo Mepfuo visited health units under Meluri Block and Phek Block from September 3-9. A press release by the CMO office stated that the team comprised of

program officers, (DPO RCH/UIP), Dr. Kolhitso Khalo, DVBO, Dr. lanuakum, epidemiologist, Dr. Limatoshi, MO, Dr. Martin, DPM NHM, Sede, DAM, Martenzuk and pharmacist Chubanaro and Shekho. The release stated that the team carried out supervisory checks of

the health units maintenance, implementation of all health programmes, regularity of staff, involvement of the community in health activities, waste management, etc. The team also visited the far flung village of Avangkhu where a new sub centre was in process.

DoSE holds state level science seminar LFA, DAPCU organise HIV& AIDS advocacy for church leaders

Winners of science seminar along with officials on September 11. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Level Science Seminar 2019 organised by Directorate of School Education (DoSE) and hosted District Education Office (DEO), Mokokchung was held on the topic, “Periodic table of chemical elements: Impact on human welfare” at town hall, Mokokchung on September 11. According to DIPR report, DC Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundararajan as special guest asked the students, not to see science only as a subject but to

look from the perspective of how science have contributed in human lives. He said one needed to focus and understand the basic and fundamentals of science and should be comfortable with the subject. DC further urged all the students to make use of the programme for more knowledge. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by DEO Mokokchung, Sademmongla, keynote address by dy. director (DoSE), Limadangit Jamir and special songs

were presented by GHS Dilon and Edith Douglas HSS, vote of thanks was said by ADEO Mokokchung, Satemkala while sr. principal MGHSS chaired the programme. In the competition, Shangmeth M. Konyak from Sacred Heart School, Mon secured the first position, followed by Kelhule Nagi from Baptist Mission School, Jotsoma Kohima and Komal Haokip from Jubilee Memorial School, Mokokchung in the second and third positions.

DIMAPUR: Legislators’ Forum on AIDS (LFA) and District AIDS Programme Control Unit Mon (DAPCU) organised HIV and AIDS Church advocacy in partnership with Konyak Baptist Baumeinok Bangjum (KBBB) Youth Ministry on September 5 at Mon town. Resource person of the programme, Dr. Yanang K, MO – District Hospital Mon shared on the topic “Basic of HIV and Treatment” and said that though there was no medicine for cure, positive people can live healthily by taking and adhering to Anti Retroviral Therapy (ART). He encouraged everyone to come forward and do the testing which is free in all Integrated Counselling and Testing Centre (ICTC). District Programme Officer, DAPCU, LongyimTzudir also spoke in the programme. He expressed gratitude to KBBB for realizing the importance of participation in addressing the issues of HIV among the church members and partnering with DAPCU for conducting Church advocacy on HIV and AIDS. He said church has been considered as one of the most influential institution and channel to educate, discipline and communicate to the community. Therefore,

he said church should be capacitated and sensitized on HIV issues so that message will be spread to larger sections of the population and can play an important role in reversing the epidemic. He also encouraged the church leaders to be well equipped on the issue of HIV and AIDS and requested them to include HIV topics even in their sermons. Earlier, the programme began with key note address by Wangchah K, youth secretary, KBBB and a member of District AIDS Prevention and Control Committee. Invocation prayer was offered by Youth Director, Wanching Baptist Church. The programme ended with an interactive session, where the

Participants of HIV and AIDS programme.

participants expressed their willingness to carry out Church advocacy on HIV and AIDS in their respective churches. Apart from the programme, IEC materials and Guidebook on HIV and AIDS for Church leaders were distributed to all the participants. This was stated in a press release issued by state consultant LFA Nagaland, Dr. Vinito L. Chishi.

Programme on conflict resolution DIMAPUR: One day capacity building programme on conflict resolution for students of Pine Mount School (PMS), Padumpukhuri, Dimapur, was held on September 12. A press release from media in charge, Peace Channel (PC), Alan Paul, stated that Project Coordinator, PC, E. Nyeamying Konyak, highlighted on conflict as anything that is from fight to disagreement and also briefed on different types of conflicts. She further shared on different ways of dealing with conflicts such as dialogue, mediation, communication and listening and added that as young leaders they should be an agent of peace. She also reminded the students that whenever there is any conflict they should not ignored but try to resolve it. Headmaster, PMS, R C Talukdar, welcomed the trainers. All together 56 students from classes 7 to 10 standards attended the program. Meanwhile, capacity building programme on “Do no harm” was also conducted by peace club member of St Andrew’s School, Jotsoma, with an objective to help members develop sensitivity towards others sentiments and promote peace through amicable solutions. K Y M C

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Cong chief Sonia Gandhi meets leaders from NE; NRC discussed

NE to be made drug-free by 2022: Tripura CM

Sonia Gandhi with Congress leaders from Northeast. NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI ): Congress chief Sonia Gandhi on Friday met party leaders from north eastern states and discussed with them key issues, including the National Register of Citizens (NRC), and problems of the region. The meeting was attended by top Congress leaders from the North East, including former chief ministers and secretary in-charge of north eastern states Luizinho Faleiro. “We had a long meeting. We discussed the problems facing NE states. Senior leaders made presentations. We have decided to

strengthen and consolidate the north east coordination committees. We have also decided to set up a permanent office in Guwahati,” Falerio later told reporters. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel were also part of the meeting. Faleiro said the issue of NRC in Assam, was among the issues discussed at the meeting “We have also decided that we should meet and discuss periodically the problems of the north eastern states, which are growing and mounting. It has to be

brought down and we have to come together in unity,” he said. The Congress leader said issues pertaining to the Citizenship Amendment Bill, which was opposed in Rajya Sabha and is a part of the BJP manifesto, was also discussed threadbare at the meeting. The problems arising out of the NRC in Assam and other issues were also discussed during the meeting, the sources said. Gandhi is also scheduled to meet chief ministers of Congress-ruled states of Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Puducherry in the evening.

Agartala, Sep 13 (IANS): Quoting Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s statement, Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Friday said that by 2022, the northeastern region would be made a drug-free society. “Home Minister Amit Shah had announced in the North Eastern Council (NEC) meeting that the northeast would be made a drug-free society by 2022 when India celebrates its 75th Independence Day,” Deb said while addressing the newly elected members of the 3-tier gram panchayats in Tripura. “Drug mafia, traders and smugglers of neighbouring countries who are responsible for bringing various drugs into the northeast would be dealt with the help of Interpol,” Deb said. “Amit Shah has declared a war against the drugs menace and has asked all the Chief Secretaries and Director Generals of Police to act accordingly.” Shah made the remarks while addressing the two-day NEC meeting in Guwahati on September 8-9, which was attended by Governors and Chief Ministers of the eight northeastern states.

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Metbah Lyngdoh elected as Meghalaya Assembly Speaker

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SHILLONG, SEP 13: Former Tourism Minister, Metbah Lyngdoh was on Friday elected Speaker of the Meghalaya Assembly. The election was necessitated following the demise of Assembly Speaker, Donkupar Roy on July 28. Roy, who was the president of the UDP, was elected to the post of Speaker on March 12, 2018. Lyngdoh, the threetime legislator from Mairang assembly constituency, is also the president of United Democratic Party (UDP), a key partner in the National People’s Party-led Meghalaya Democratic Alliance coalition. On September 10, Lyngdoh, who had held minister in-charge tourism, excise and water resources from March 6, 2018 resigned from the Conrad Sangma ministry to pave way for his election to the Speaker’s post. Of the 58 members who voted, Lyngdoh got 39 votes while Winnerson Sangma polled 19 votes, Deputy Speaker Timothy Dalbot Shira announced. Shira did not cast his vote. This is the second time that Winnerson has unsuccessfully contested the election to the post of assembly Speaker. “I accept this task with humility and gratitude

Metbah Lyngdoh and I will try to level best to maintain the decorum of the house; as we know it, Meghalaya Assembly has a high standard of the debates and dignity,” Lyngdoh said. In the 60-member Assembly with an effective strength of 59, the National People’s Party, which leads the coalition government, has 21 members, United Democratic Party (eight), People’s Democratic Front (four), two members each from Bharatiya Janata Party and Hill State People’s Party, one member each from Nationalist Congress Party and Khun Hynniewtrep National Awakening Movement besides one independent member. The opposition Congress has 19 members. Congratulating Lyngdoh for being elected as Speaker, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma said: “The ruling side will miss you in the government.”

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Mizoram man sentenced to 10 years in jail for drug peddling

Aizawl, Sep 13 (PTI): A special court in Mizoram’s Champhai district has convicted a 19-year-old man for drug peddling and sentenced him to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment, state officials said on Friday. The court also slapped a fine of Rs one lakh on him, state excise and narcotics department officials said. Vanlalena, judge of the special court, convicted Salemthara (19), a resident of Champhai town near Mizoram-Myanmar border, for possessing of 307 grams of heroin and on Thursday sentenced him to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment. State officials also said that if Salemthara does not deposit the fine, he will have to serve an additional six months in jail.

Manipur CM announces mass drive against illegal sale of liquor NFR STF recovers smuggled goods worth Rs. 17.5 lakh in one month

Manipur CM N Biren announcing mass drive against illegal sales of liquor in Manipur during a press conference in Imphal on Friday.

IMPHAL, Sep 13: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh said on Friday stated that the state police will launch a mass drive against illegal sale of liquor and unlawful manufacture of spurious liquor in the state. The chief minister made the announcement barely a day after police in

M’laya Oppn voices concern over Sixth Schedule SHILLONG, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): The Opposition party on Thursday had expressed concern over the inclusion of the word ‘unrepresented tribes’ in the proposed amendment of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution in the Assembly, reports The Northeast Today. Congress legislator from East Shillong, Ampareen Lyngdoh, while raising the issue during the Autumn Session of the Assembly said that the word “unrepresented tribes” should be removed from the proposed amendment. She also asked as to who the ‘unrepresented tribes’ were. In his reply, the District Council Affairs Minister, James PK Sangma said that this was a contentious issue, which was being discussed by a committee formed under his chairmanship. “The matter will be put up before the parliamentary standing committee.” Sangma said. He further said the words refer to those tribes who do not find representation in the autonomous territorial councils. K Y M C

Thoubal district busted an illegal liquor manufacturing unit in the district and seized a huge quantity of counterfeit India Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL). Addressing a pressconference at Chief Minister’s Secretariat, the chief minister expressed concern over the busting of manufacturing units of spurious liquor by police in the past

few months. He said that local liquor was being produced by some section of people as a part of their customary practice. However, this practice was uncontrollably turning into commercial exercise, which leads to adulteration and large scale production of liquor in the recent past, he added. As such, there was urgent need to formulate a

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER PWD (R&B) KOHIMA, NAGALAND

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NOTICE INVITING TENDER (NIT) 1. The Chief Engineer PWD (R&B), Nagaland invites on behalf of the Governor of Nagaland, Percentage Rate Tenders in Electronic Tendering System from approved and eligible Class-I Contractors registered with Nagaland Public Works Department (NPWD) for each of the projects (Turn Key Contract), including maintenance for (4) Four years after construction, under North-East Road Sector Development Scheme (NERSDS). Cost (In Crores) Earnest Cost of Sl. Length Money Tender State Name of work No (Km) Constru- Mainten- Deposit (1%) Document ction ance in Lakhs (in Rs.) Dikhu Bridge to Amguri in Mokokchung District in 17.155 53.66 Nagaland

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2. Date of release of invitation for bids through e-procurement : 13th September 2019 3. Bids are available online. The bidders are required to pay the cost of bid documents in the form of Demand Draft in favor of the Chief Engineer, PWD(R&B), Nagaland payable at SBI, Main Branch, Kohima for amount (non-refundable) as shown above against each Work. 4. Availability of Bid Document and mode of submission: The bid document is available online only and bid should be submitted online on the Nagaland Tenders website https://nagalandtenders.gov.in/ nicgep/app. The bidder would be required to register in the website which is free of cost. 5. Downloading of Bidding Documents : From 17/09/2019 to 03/10/2019 Bidders can upload their documents after the Pre-Bid Meeting on 24/09/2019 6. Online Bid Submission end Date : 03/10/2019 upto 1800 Hrs 7. Online Bid Opening Date : 04/10/2019 at 1300 Hrs 8. All other details may be obtained from the link given above. Chief Engineer, PWD (R&B), Nagaland , Kohima Email: cerbnland@gmail.com DC-1347

of its formation. Acting on specific information, the STF team led by Asst. Commercial Manager D.J. Barman, conducted search in the train. Commercial Department had for the first time in N. F. Railway formed the Special Task Force (STF) on August 13, 2019 as a part of a special initiative towards clean and transparent working.

It may be mentioned that the STF had earlier recovered foreign-made cigarettes worth Rs. 5.5 lakh transported illegally in 15646 Guwahati – Lokmanya Tilak Terminas Express on August 18 at Guwahati Railway station. The team has then apprehended five persons for trying to transport the goods with false declaration in the Parcel Way Bill.

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I, No 3500719X HAV/GD SURENDRA SINGH, 14 Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: That my wife’s correct name is Smt HARI PRIYA DEVI and my son’s correct name is Mr. ANKIT SINGH GUROW however, in my service records my wife's name has been recorded as Smt HARI PRIYA and my son’s Mr. ANKIT SINGH hence, the stated names represents my wife and my son. DEPONENT K-2519

This is to inform to all concerned that my son Mhonchumo, Bus Cleaner, NST department presently posted at Zunheboto has been involved in borrowing money, mortgaging land and property with deceitful manner. If any person (s)/ society gives loan or deals with Mhonchumo for any property, land, building without the consent of the owners shall be doing on his/her own risk. Shri. Son Bahadur F/o Mhonchumo WC-337 Upper NST Colony, Wokha Town

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Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti Laphei Konyak with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of his/her husband deceased Late Ashah Konyak Ex Constable Nagaland Police No 7847 under the establishment of Superintendent of Police, Mon who expired on 05.08.2019. Objections are hereby invited from persons in regards to claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notice. No Petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period. Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland DP-6941

Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti K. Bele Hoangnyu Konyak with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of his/ her husband deceased Late T Khole Konyak Ex Regt. No. 4364238Y, Assam Regiment under the establishment of SBI, Mon Branch A/C No 11854080449 who expired on 30/07/2019. Objections are hereby invited from persons in regards to claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notice. No Petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period. Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland MC-47

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secretary Dr J Suresh Babu and DGP LM Khaute were also present at the press conference. Items seized from a spurious liquor manufacturing unit located at Thoubal Athokpam, which was busted on Thursday by Thoubal police, were displayed before the media at the press conference. It may be mentioned that Thoubal Police had also earlier busted spurious liquor manufacturing units at Khongjom Bazaar on March 11, 2019 and Thoubal Athokpam on March 4, 2019. The state police have been fighting a war against drug along the security agencies in the state.

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concrete policy in consultation with experts to check rampant sale and production of hazardous liquor in the state, he opined, while seeking support and cooperation from the masses in this regard. Singh further urged the CSOs to suggest to the government possible measures which can be taken up at this juncture as complete check on manufacture of local liquor is not possible in the State due to customary obligation. Even as the government was deeply concerned about widespread sale of adulterated local liquor across the state, the chief minister said, “Detection of IMFL manufacturing units one after the other has become another big worry.” Stating that spurious and adulterated liquor causes different serious ailments, he asked all those involved in the business to stop such harmful practice immediately which may take human lives. State chief

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 39 OF THE NAGALAND VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2005

To, Shri R. Francis M/s S.D Enterprises, Burma Camp, Dimapur TIN: 13502307040 Whereas in consequence of A.G. audit observations, I am of the opinion that the rate of tax quoted by you for the tax periods 2014-15 and 2015-16 needs to be further cross-checked to ascertain that the tax payable for the periods has been properly assessed; and Whereas attempts have been made by this office to serve notice upon you to appear before the undersigned for necessary cross-verification but could not be done as your business establishment could not be located; and Whereas it is necessary for me to cross-verify the correctness of the tax rates to establish that the tax has been properly assessed; You are therefore summoned to appear in person or through an authorized representative and cause to produce all relevant documents in support of the returns filed by you for the said periods at my office on 30th Sept, 2019 at 11 a.m. Take notice that in the event of your failure to comply with this notice, you will render yourself liable to be re-assessed to the best of my judgment. (ZULUTEMSU) Superintendent of State Taxes Ward-D, Dimapur DP-6952(A)

ST/AUD/DMP-B/19-20/01 Dated Dimapur, the 13th Sept/19

NOTICE UNDER SECTION 39 OF THE NAGALAND VALUE ADDED TAX ACT, 2005

To, Smt. Amenla Longchar M/s Pioneer Trading, G.S. Road, Dimapur TIN: 13502126073 Whereas in consequence of A.G. audit observations, I am of the opinion that the turnover of your business for the tax period 2014-15 needs to be further cross-checked to ascertain that the tax payable for the period has been properly assessed; and Whereas attempts have been made by this office to serve notice upon you to appear before the undersigned for necessary cross-verification but could not be done as your business establishment could not be located; and Whereas it is necessary for me to cross-verify the transactions to establish that the tax has been correctly assessed; You are therefore summoned to appear in person or through an authorized representative and cause to produce all relevant documents in support of the returns filed by you for the said period at my office on 30th Sept, 2019 at 11 a.m. Take notice that in the event of your failure to comply with this notice, you will render yourself liable to be re-assessed to the best of my judgment.

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11 drowned as boats capsize in MP

BHOPAL, SEP 13 (PTI): Eleven people drowned after two boats carrying them capsized during Ganesh idol immersion at a lake here in the wee hours on Friday, a police official said. The incident took place in Khatlapura on the banks of the Lower Lake, Deputy Inspector General of Police Irshad Wali told PTI. Eleven people died in the incident while six were rescued, Bhopal Collector Tarun Kumar Pithode said. Seventeen people were on the two boats for the Ganesh idol immersion at Khatlapura ghat when the incident took place at around 4.30 am, the collector said. The first boat tilted and when the people on the other boat one saw it, they tried to save the people on it, but to no avail, the official said. In the process, the other boat also tilted and both the vessels capsized, the official said. A video of the incident, showing two boats sailing in tandem balancing a huge

State Disaster Emergency Response Force (SDERF) personnel during a search and rescue operation after a boat capsized in the Lower Lake, in Bhopal, Friday. (PTI)

Ganesh idol, went viral on social media. It shows the boats losing balance as the devotees onboard began pushing the idol into the lake water. It also shows people trying to save their lives by swimming ashore. The person who is believed to have shot the video

said a municipal diver and another person managed to save some of those who fell off the boats. Teams of the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC), local police, and bystanders swung

Delhi court dismisses Chidambaram’s plea to surrender in INX Media case NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): A Delhi court Friday dismissed a plea by former finance minister P Chidambaram, lodged in Tihar jail in the INX Media corruption case, seeking to surrender in the money laundering case. Special judge Ajay Kumar Kuhar junked his plea. The Enforcement Directorate had on Thursday told the court that Chidambaram’s arrest was necessary in the INX Media money laundering case and it will do so at an appropriate time. Chidambaram’s counsel had contended that the ED’s submission is mala fide and intended to make him suffer. Chidambaram, 73, is already in judicial custody in the INX Media corruption case being probed by the CBI. ED had told the court that since Chidambaram was already in the judicial custody in the CBI case, he was not in a position to tamper with the evidence. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for Chidambaram, had said that ED had come to the Con-

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gress leader’s house to arrest him on August 20 and 21 but now they do not want to do so just to ensure that he remains in judicial custody. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta had argued that certain aspects were required to be probed before his custodial interrogation. The agency requires to interrogate six persons before his custodial interrogation and it was investigating money laundering which reaches beyond this country, he had said. He had contended that the accused cannot guide the probe and the order to take him in custody right now will curtail the discretion of probe agency. Prior to August 21, the ‘reasons to believe’ that

into action and rescued six persons, the official said. Chief Minister Kamal Nath ordered a magisterial inquiry and a compensation of Rs 11 lakh each to the kin of the deceased, while police registered a case against the two boatmen. One Tamar Rana, who was among those rescued,

militants snatch rifle from PDP leader’s PSO in Kishtwar

he was required to be arrested existed and it exists even today, Mehta had said, adding that after arresting Chidambaram they would like to confront him with the evidence which has been gathered. On September 5, Chidambaram was remanded to 14-day judicial custody in the corruption case by the CBI till September 19. On the same day, the court had issued notice to the ED on Chidambaram’s plea seeking to surrender in the money laundering case lodged by the agency in which the Supreme Court had dismissed his plea against the August 20 order of the Delhi High Court denying him pre-arrest bail. The CBI had registered an FIR on May 15, 2017, alleging irregularities in the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) clearance granted to the INX Media group for receiving overseas funds of Rs 305 crore in 2007 during Chidambaram’s tenure as the finance minister. Thereafter, the Enforcement Directorate had lodged a money laundering case in this regard in 2017.

JAMMU, SEP 13 (PTI): Suspected militants snatched the rifle from a personal security officer (PSO) of a local Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) leader in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district, prompting authorities to impose curfew and launch a massive search operation. PDP Kishtwar district president Sheikh Nasir’s PSO was overpowered at his home by some persons who also snatched an AK-47 rifle from him, a senior district officer told PTI. They escaped from the spot, he said. A r my, p o l i c e a n d CRPF cordoned off the entire area and launched a massive search operation to track down the snatchers, he said. Deputy Commissioner, Kishtwar, A S Rana said curfew has been imposed in the town in the wake of the snatching incident. This is second weapon snatching incident in Kishtwar this year. On March 8, masked assailants barged into the house of PSO Daleep Kumar in Shaheedi Mazar area and snatched from him AK47 rifle and 90 bullets.

said safety equipment was not provided to those venturing into the lake to immerse idols. He said the two boatmen asked more people to come on board to maintain the balance as the boats sailed carrying the idol. A Jahangirbad police official said the two boatmen Akash Batham and Changu Batham have been charged under section 304A (causing death by negligence) of the Indian Penal Code. He gave the names of the dead as Parvez Khan (15), Rohit Maurya (30), Harsh (20), Karan (16), Sunny Thakre (22), Rahul Verma (30), Vikky (28), Vishal (22), Arjun (18), Rahul Mishra (20) and Karan Pannalal (26), all residents of the city’s Piplani area. The Bhopal Municipal Corporation announced relief of Rs 2 lakh each to the kin of the deceased, while an ex-gratia of Rs 4 lakh, including an immediate relief of Rs 50,000, was declared by the collector.

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Rape case: Chinmayanand grilled for 7 hours, room sealed SHAHJAHANPUR (UP), SEP 13 (PTI): The special investigation team (SIT) probing a post graduate student’s rape allegation against BJP leader Chinmayanand grilled him for seven hours and sealed the bedroom at the former union minister’s residence here, police sources said on Friday. The SIT, which has been formed on the orders of the Supreme Court, also brought the college student to Chinmayanand’s residence on Friday morning to continue the probe in her presence and collect evidence, the sources said. Chinmayanad was questioned on Thursday night for around seven hours at the police lines and his bedroom at Divya Dham residence was sealed, the sources said. A team of forensic experts is also present at the residence, the sources said. Sources said the BJP leader has been asked by the SIT not to leave Shahjahanpur till the completion

No question of countries backing out of Delhi Declaration: Javadekar

GREATER NOIDA, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said commitments in the Delhi Declaration were individual targets set by countries themselves and so there would be no question of anybody backing out. Javadekar, who was speaking to the press hours before the Delhi Declaration is announced to the public,was trying to allay fears of a repeat of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. US President Donald Trump announced he was pulling out of the agreement in August 2017—a year after he was voted into office. Addressing the press before the group makes a declaration sometime later on Friday, Javadekar said the aim was to see a flawless, seamless declaration without any controversy. “India is committed to ensure that more and more degraded land is restored. For this climate, biodiversity and desertification conventions have all to work in synergy and that is also the view point of India,” he said.

Executive Secretary General of the UNCCD Ibrahim Thiaw said this COP made four things very clear: that there was clear link between bio diversity and land restoration; that the summit had made a business case for land restoration; that droughts will become more and more frequent in the future; and that land restoration will not succeed “unless we put people first”. “To my mind, this was the COP where we put people at the heart of what we do. A global movement of restoration, anchored in nature-based solutions would deliver benefits for the three Rio Conventions and for many of the world’s most pressing issues,” he said. He said the private sector had a role to play to play “going forward, including through promoting sustainable value chains, as well as the incentives that will draw them in, such as the regulation in support of innovation for sustainable land management and rewarding conservation, restoration and sustainable use of resources”.

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of the probe and policemen in large numbers have been deployed in and around his residence. The college administration has declared a holiday for today and a notice in this regard has been pasted on the gate. The postgraduate student has alleged that she was raped and “physically exploited” for a year by the BJP leader, whose organisation runs several colleges. The two principals who head colleges where the woman has studied were also questioned by the SIT on Thursday. In a letter on the SIT on Wednesday, the woman alleged that some

vital evidence was removed from her hostel room by Chinmayanand’s supporters before it was sealed by the police. Her father alleged that the supporters removed from the room a pair of spectacles with a camera fitted in them, suggesting that this contained evidence against the BJP leader. The woman also alleged that they planted some things there to tarnish her image. On Wednesday, the SIT questioned the leader’s lawyer, Om Singh, for over five hours in connection with allegations that the woman had demanded Rs 5 crore from Chinmayanand. The woman was also taken to a local hospital for a medical examination by a panel of doctors. In her letter to the SIT, the woman complained that though she had lodged an FIR in New Delhi on September 5, police was yet to register a complaint against the BJP leader.

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NORTH EASTERN COUNCIL SECRETARIAT NONGRIM HILLS, SHILLONG-793003 No.NEC/IFAD/2002/2(Vol-IV) Dated: 2nd September, 2019 Applications are invited from Indian citizens for appointment to the post of Managing Director, North Eastern Region Community Resource Management Project (NERCRMP) for Upland Areas on deputation basis short term contract basis in Pay Matrix - Level-14 (pre revised pay band of PB-4 Rs. 37,400 – 67000/- + Grade Pay Rs. 10,000/-). NERCRMS may also appoint a person with less seniority but having more experience with minimum four years of regular service in the grade rendered after appointment thereto on a regular basis in the pay band of Pay Matrix, Level-13 (pre revised pay band of PB-4, Rs. 37,400 - 67,000/- + Grade Pay Rs. 8,700/-). NERCRMS, the society implementing the project is a society administered by the North Eastern Council, Government of India at House No. L/D 023, Lower Nongrim, Shillong - 793003 (Meghalaya). The age of the applicant should not exceed 56 years as on closing date of receipt of applications. The pay and other terms & conditions of deputation will be regulated in accordance with GOI, DOPT's O.M. No. 6/8/2009-Estt. (Pay-II) dated 17.06.2010 as amended from time to time OR the Board of Management's decision in case of candidates who are not from Government departments. The eligible and willing candidates may apply for post. The applications complete in all respect should reach the office of the undersigned and to be sent addressed to Adviser (Horticulture), North Eastern Council Secretariat, Government of India, Nongrim Hills, Shillong793003 (Meghalaya) within 30 days from the date of publication of this advertisement. The details regarding eligibility criteria, job requirement, qualification, experience (Annexure-I), prescribed proforma for curriculum vitae (Annexure II) and other certificate proforma (Annexure III to Annexure VI) required with the application for the post of Managing Director are mentioned in the detailed advertisement placed and hosted in the websites www.nercorps. org and www.necouncil.gov.in. In case the applicant is working in Non Governmental Organisation, employees certificate as regards his performance during last five year may be forwarded along with the application. The Application Form duly filled in and complete in all respect along with all relevant documents enclosed should be sent to Adviser (Horticulture), North Eastern Council Secretariat, Government of India, Nongrim Hills, Shillong - 793003 (Meghalaya) Sd/- (Ram Mulvah, IAS) Secretary, NEC & Chairman, NERCRMS davp 11104/11/0012/1920

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NOTIFICATION With reference to the State Excise Department Advertisement No.EXI/COM/1/2019(Vol-I)/6225-27 Dimapur the 19th Aug’ 2019, and the subsequent Physical Test conducted on 11th and 12th Sept’ 2019, the following qualified candidates are hereby directed to appear the Interview/ Viva Test to be conducted from 19th to 20th Sept’ 2019 at the Excise Directorate Office, Dimapur as per the Schedule given below: Date Time List of Roll Nos. for Interview 021 035 059 074 091 095 105 108 115 126 135 146 178 180 192 199 220 221 237 267 269 279 282 293 366 373 374 376 380 383 9:00 A.M 389 396 400 402 404 408 422 454 456 469 19/09/2019 TO 536 546 563 574 589 618 620 635 642 3:00 P.M 526 651 652 678 685 697 709 726 746 753 771 777 778 788 790 822 825 844 856 860 895 921 956 980 981 990 991 996 1012 1041 1052 1062 1066 1145 1154 1186 1233 1235 1240 1270 1275 1283 1321 1331 1332 1333 1336 1343 1349 1379 1385 1397 1401 1410 1412 1413 1425 1433 9:00 A.M 1437 1464 1468 1514 1519 1520 1563 1569 1587 1604 20/09/2019 TO 3:00 P.M 1632 1739 1740 1746 1764 1774 1776 1823 1828 1830 1840 1866 1874 1895 1898 1902 1910 1921 1951 1981 2018 2020 2046 2057 2073 2081 2082 2094 2102 2108 2148 2153 2157 2306 2343 2350 The following instructions are issued to the qualified candidates for strict compliance and adherence. 1. Acknowledgement/ Admit Card bearing Roll Nos. to be brought in Original for the Interview. 2. All the relevant documents produced in photocopy during the submission of forms should be brought in original for the interview. 3. Canvassing in any form will result in summary rejection of candidature. 4. All the candidates are instructed to be present for the interview at the Excise Directorate Office by 9:00 A.M as per the above schedule.

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Remembering 9/11

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merica’s war on terror, a term it has been using to raise Cain after the ‘kamikaze-type’ suicide attacks on the Twin Towers on 9/11 may have spurred a global response but nearly 18 years later the fight is far from finished. America’s war on terror, came after 19 Islamic terrorists hijacked four civil airliners to carry out a ‘kamikaze-type’ suicide attacks on the Twin Towers on 9/11 and also jolted the complacent west to accept that terror has already arrived. The terrorists belong to the Al Qaeda group. Eighteen years ago, on September 11,2001 Islamic terrorists hijacked two jet planes- American Airlines flight 11 and United Airlines flight 175- and rammed them on to the famous Twin Towers of New York killing 2996 people and injuring more than 6000 others. In all, four planes were hijacked on that fateful morning of which American Airlines flight 77 was crashed into the Pentagon and the fourth, United Airlines flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The Saudi Arabia link to the 9/11 attacks has not been conclusive due to the reluctance of the Saudis to agree to allow the accused from facing charges. The Justice Department announced that it would finally name the Saudi official with alleged ties to the al-Qaeda perpetrators of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. Responding to years of pressure from the families of those killed in the attacks, the Justice Department and its law-enforcement arm, the FBI, decided to declassify the name of the Saudi official “in light of the extraordinary circumstances of this particular case.” The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is investigating Fahad al-Thumairy and Omar Ahmed al-Bayoumi, Saudi nationals who had allegedly helped the attackers. The two were attached to Saudi Arabia’s US embassy at the time of the attacks. The case has long threatened to embarrass the Saudi government, which has repeatedly denied links to alQaeda, and would leave it exposed to claims of damages that could reach billions of dollars. In all 19 men, 15 of them Saudis, took part in the plot to hijack four commercial aircraft and crash them into New York’s World Trade Center, the Pentagon and possibly the White House or Congress. Nearly 3,000 people were killed in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, and families have sued seeking damages from the Saudi government. The victims’ families suing the Saudi government have been demanding for the identity of that person to be released. Rumours have tied the individual to the Saudi royal family. But his identity has remained classified as Washington and Riyadh worked closely after the attacks to root out alQaeda’s network across the Middle East and South Asia. Actually, the terror that the USA is now forced to confront comes in the shape and form of Osama Bin Laden, who was killed in an operation by US Navy Seals in Abottabad Pakistan on May 2, 2011and the Talibans. Both Osama and the Talibans were the creations of the US in its proxy fight against the then USSR’s occupation of Afghanistan. The US not only created a Frankenstein but also helped Pakistan to cement its relations with various terrorist groups fighting against the USSR forces in Afghanistan. India is also a victim of Pakistani Islamic terrorism as exposed by the deadly 26 November 2008 Mumbai attack.

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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Post-mortem

Window of opportunity for the Naga people T he Naga people’s struggle to live as a free people is a long story and myriads of articles by many authors in the past have already highlighted the painful journey the Naga people have travelled and along the way, opportunities for Indo-Naga solution had come and gone by. Today, another window of opportunity is available for a settlement between the two negotiating parties - the Naga people and India. In the past, the plan for a British Crown Colony for the Nagas in 1946 had failed to impress the then Naga leaders. Akbar Hydari’s 9 point agreement in 1947 fell through. A new state of Nagaland was born in 1963 to the dismay of the Naga nationalists. The 16 Point Agreement initially had the state of Nagaland placed under the Ministry of External Affairs of the Govt. of India but later on it was unceremoniously done away

with and state was brought directly under the control of the Ministry of Home Affairs GOI. The efforts to integrate the contiguous Naga inhabited areas have not materialised till date despite the insertion of point 13th in the Agreement. In 1929 a Naga Memorandum to the Simon Commission was submitted by Naga Club. Years later, on the 14th of August 1947 the NNC declared the Naga Independence Day in all the Naga inhabited areas and finally in 1951 the NNC led by A.Z. Phizo conducted the famous Naga plebiscite. In the Naga areas in Manipur in 1930-32 the “Naga Raj” movement was launched by Haipou Jadonang to free the people from the yoke of Colonial rule and the Naga National league (NNL) headed by A. Daiho Mao and N. Modoli launched the well known “No Tax Campaign” at Mao Gate in 1948 wherein the Na-

gas in Manipur refused to pay the annual House Tax to the Govt. of Manipur and under the aegis of the NNL submitted their annual House Taxes to Charles Pawsey the then DC of the Naga Hills of Assam at Kohima as a show of defiance against the Authority of the State in Manipur under which the Naga people in Manipur had been placed without their consent. The above mentioned farsighted actions initiated by our visionary Naga elders both within Nagaland and the Naga Inhabited Areas in Manipur in the initial stages of the struggle helped keep the doors of freedom open for the future generation to stand up and fight for their rights. Naga National Council (NNC) took over the reins of the Naga National Movement ever since 1946 and for several decades led the Naga struggle upfront but unfortunately in the

later years splits occurred amongst the Nationalists and several Naga Nationalist groups were formed as a result. The Naga people’s struggle to remain free have not been without its share of bloodshed and countless Naga patriots became victims to the bullets of the Indian army including the many horrific atrocities committed by the Indian military personnel stationed in the Naga Inhabited Areas. Fast forward to the present Naga peace process, the Indo-Naga talks initiated by the Indian side with the NSCN (IM) in 1997 and having continued for well over two decades to find a solution to the protracted Indo-Naga conflict is reportedly in an advanced stage and may be concluded sooner than later. The NSCN (IM) have stuck to their demand for inclusion of a separate Naga constitution

and flag for the Naga people in the negotiation which the Indian side seem reluctant to concede to. Mr. Ravi who is the Interlocutor for the peace talks and the Governor of the state Nagaland, has hinted that the negotiations shall be concluded within three months, prompting Mr. Q. Tuccu NSCN (IM)’s supremo to quip that, it was an “ultimatum” by India’s PM Modi to the Naga people, according to an article published in the Nagaland Post recently. The details of the talks between the NSCN (IM) and the Indian side have not been made public as of today. There is the group of WC of NNPGs besides the NSCN (IM) that are presently engaged in the talks simultaneously with the Indian side. Negotiations on a win-win basis for all the parties involved would be warmly welcomed by all.

It is presumed that the talks between the WC of NNPGs with the Indian side have gone down well with the WC of NNPGs. The NSCN (IM) on the other hand is invariably adamant that the Naga flag and constitution should be included in any final agreement since the Naga side feels that outcome of the talks should be acceptable and honourable to the Naga people. The Indian side needs to fully understand and respect the sentiment of the Naga people and allow the Naga flag and constitution to be included in the agreement. This gesture would send the right message to the Naga people, and hopefully, the Indians would also be able to understand that the Naga case is indeed unique requiring a unique solution. D. Neli Koso, Lerie Kohima

the incorrigible jhum cultivation of the northeast Naga Food Fest in Shillong

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or long, bureaucrat Experts in India have been saying, “Jhum Cultivation in the Northeast destroys extensive ‘Forests’ every year”. This is not true in Nagaland. What is stated as ‘Forests’ at above is not the Sarkar’s notified Forest, it is agricultural land -Jhumland- in the Northeast, laid in rest and overgrown with jungles to fallow for a variable number of years, and belongs to the Village. These lands are not at the disposal of the Government and not Forests under the Forest Act. In Nagaland each TRIBE is composed of a more or less number of constituent independent VILLAGES with jhum land Territory its own from time immemorial protected by Head hunting and recognized by the neighboring Villages. The Village is composed of a more or less number of constituent independent CLANS each owning traditionally demarcated area from other Clans. The Clan consists of are number of related kith and kin FAMILIES who own the land and cultivate them adjacent to the other brother family. The Village has definite boundaries of the annual cultivation Coupes [PoOk in Ao]. The boundary of the different Clan lands in any annual coupe have been traditionally and permanently demarcated with Stones from time immemorial and the kith and kin Family Plots have non-permanent wooden family boundary Posts. This land holding System of the Jhum lands is traditional and customary from very early days of yore, and is recognize as such by the Government and protected under Article 371A of the Constitution of India today. No family pays Tax to anybody, the land being their his own inherited jhum lands. The Oxford Dictionary describes Forest as “a large Area of Trees and undergrowth”. However, technically and legally, the Jhum land with re-growths of Trees and undergrowth is not Forest land. It is only the Land that are at the disposal of the Government, processed and notified officially in accordance with procedures laid down in the State Forest Act are ‘Forests’, not others. The Jhum jungles in Nagaland, being laid fallow for more than half a dozen year, overgrown with Trees, Shrubs and undergrowth look like Forests in India but are Agricultural lands in Nagaland, not notified ‘Forests’. Jhum cultivation in the State uses only about 12% of the total Area of the Village Jhumland in any one particular year and 88% of the land is laid fallow for at least 8 years before it is cultivated again in the next Jhum Cycle. Thus, every Village has 88% of its Jhumland in rest for 8 to 22 years at every year before its term returns for cultivation again. Village cultivates the year’s Area together Clan by Clan, Family by Family in conformity with the Traditional System continued from time immemorial. Longkhüm, a the prominent Ao Villages, has some far-off Jhumlands not cultivated since the founding of the Village, they Reader’s note: Articles

are too far away from the Village to cultivate. It has big trees, which supply the local Saw Mills with the Timber; others are at tiresome distances away from the Village and not cultivated for many years more than 22 years. They are also overgrown with Trees that supply unaccounted number of Truckloads of Firewood and Charcoal together with Longkong Village to Mokokchung Town. The villager gets considerable income from this. Today, only 20% of the Lungkhüm Villagers and in most other Villages do Jhum Cultivation covering hardly 25% of their annual Jhum cultivation area. Many of the Villagers have turned to production of the famous Lonkhüm Tomatoes that supply Mokokchung and other Markets reaching even Kohima Markets. Many former jhum cultivators of the Village have taken to production of vegetables like Cabbage, Chilly and other horticulture items much easier to produce and more paying than Rice of jhum cultivation. Incidentally, these vegetable plots occupy hardly a fraction of the area of their former Village Jhum Plots. No Ao family today is able to cultivate all the jhumlands their ancestors cultivated. Once a High Official of the Planning Commission came to Kohima and in a bureaucratic meeting enquired whether the Jhum Cycle in Nagaland has decreased or not in view of the steep Population increase in Nagaland then. All the Officers pleasantly replied the jhuming cycle has decreased. The Official was hosted to Dinner in the Japfü Hotel and there I requested him to a Table where sitting beside him I could give him the answer to the question he raised in the Conference Hall of the Secretariat earlier on the day. I also requested the Development Commissioner Nagaland and the Principal Chief Conservator to the table. When seated, I said to the Officer from Delhi: “Sir, you asked whether the Jhuming Cycle in Nagaland has decreased or Not, “It has not decreased, it is about 8 years or more”, I said. “Then why did the Officers in the Meeting said it has decreased?” he questioned. “They said it has decreased because they thought you wanted to hear it so”, I replied. “The Development Commissioner Nagaland is here, Mr. such & such; you may ask him whether he and his brother are able today to cultivate all the Jhum area their Father cultivated”. The Commissioner said he and his brothers are unable to cultivate all the area their father had cultivated. The Principal Chief Conservator also, in reply to a question from the Guest, said that their Villagers were unable to cultivate the Area their ancestors cultivated. Therefore, they have separated out an extent of the Village Jhum Area, divided it into 8 parts and cultivate one part after another every year until they reach the Eight Coupes in the Eight year. They converted the other 7/8th [88%] part of the or letters published in any of the

Area to permanent Tree Plantation. In Nagaland conditions of climate, geography and edaphically a cultivated area sufficiently gets fallow in 8 years. And Jhum cultivation does not cause Land degradation in alarming scale in Nagaland. If the plot is allowed to fallow for longer years, the Trees become big and require more time and labor to clear the Plot for planting crops. Hence, quite a number of the bigger Trees are therefore lopped of the branches and left standing in the field. I informed the Guest that the increase or decrease of the State population does not directly influence the Jhum Cycle; it is the size of the Jhum cultivating population that decide the Jhum cycle: less the jhuming population longer the Cycle and greater jhuming population shorter the Cycle. In the State, the rural population is migrating to the Town and Cities in search of Education, better jobs opportunities and better life; only the Old Man and old Woman of the family and small children stay in the Villages that do jhum cultivation. Terrace cultivating communities of the Angamis and the Chakhesangs have abandoned and abandoning jhum cultivation today and are taking up easier more paying vegetable or horticulture crops cultivation mentioned earlier in this write-up and buy Karnataka Rice. The Vegetable and horticultural Crops are much easier to tend and pay much more in much less Area. The people do jhuming in small Plots only to produce their various agri-needs like Millet, Jobs tear, Bean, Pulses, Maize, Ginger, Tubers, Chilly, Gourd, Pumpkin, Cucumber etc. Nagaland is progressively abandoning even Terrace cultivation despite the Government continues distribution of portable Power Tillers to the Paddy cultivators for the last many years. Most Jhum cultivators cannot afford to pay even the subsidized price of the power Tillers, moreover the machine cannot be used for jhum cultivation in the hills and the mountains. The abandonment of Jhum Cultivation today is not because the Government Expert’s are against it but because of the availability of other alternative more suitable avenues of income to the poor Cultivators. Various easier means of livelihood have become available other than backbreaking jhum Cultivation. It is mostly in the interior bordering Myanmar that Nagaland still does unavoidable Jhum cultivation for subsistence. Rice cultivation with human backbone in the hills is one of the hardest of agricultural practices. To produce a Kg of Rice involves an expenditure of `s 47/- but fetches only `36/- in return. (To be concluded) Thepfulhouvi Solo, Ifs (Rr-68) Former Principal Secretary, Forest, Environment, Wildlife & Climate Change, Government Of Nagaland. columns do not reflect the view

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t is indeed a good initiative by the Naga Students Union (NSF) of Shillong to host such an event to raise fund and help Naga students who are in need of help. Having stayed in Nagaland for the past five years I appreciate and love the Naga culture particularly their traditional attires. Consequently, it is my pleasure to attend such an event held in my own home town. It is a great joy to see all the Naga students of Shillong belonging to different tribes yet coming together and host this event. The venue was at Jingking ground near Nongthymmai which is very convenience for the local people to witness and participate actively in this Naga food fest. The students were trying various means to attract more people to come and participate in this occasion. Thus, the event was quite satisfactory to see and be part of it. Having said that, it is also my duty to point out few things to improve upon when host such occasion next time. Nagaland is known for festivals because of the various tribes residing in it. It is very rich in culture and we just love it to see them coming with full cultural attires especially during Hornbill festival. Therefore, being a local from Meghalaya and have lived in Nagaland for few years I just feel pity and sad to see the Naga students here forgetting their own cultures and traditions. I was so happy to hear about the Naga food fest and in fact, I took some of my friends to see the colourful people of Nagaland. Unfortunately the occasion was just like attending a programme somewhere in the western countries. A friend of mine, who once attended the Hornbill festival, was so unhappy with the occasion. In fact he said, the food was simple and nothing special as he experienced in Nagaland, the students were not in their own traditional attires and the food arrangement was not systematic. Thus, he said that if the students could have been in their own traditional attires as in Hornbill festival, the attendants could have been double up and the

income of the event could have been better. The locals here could have been happy to attend such an event and see the richness of the Naga cultures through their traditional attires. The music was all in western languages and not even a single folk song added to stimulate the event and the attendants who want to know the Naga culture. Hence, in my opinion I would like to encourage the Naga students who are here to be proud of their own cultures and if such an occasion is organised here, the locals would be happier to attend and learn something about the Naga culture. ‘If such programme is well organised with the rich cultures and traditions of the Nagas, we do not need to go to Kohima and attend the hornbill festival’ said one of the locals. It is so unfortunate that young people are not comfortable and not proud of to put on their own traditional attires. Instead they prefer to put the other western dresses and costumes. The richness of the Naga culture is weakened and decreased when young people are uncomfortable with it.I personally admired the richness of the Naga cultures and in fact I never miss to attend any programme conducted for promoting the culture. Nagaland is the only state in which every month there is festival such as Muatsu for the Aos in May, TokhuEmong for the Lothas in November, Tuluni for the Sumi in July, Sekrenyi for the Angamis in February and so on. The colourful people of Nagaland is seen when one puts on their own traditional attires which is so unique and beautiful from one another.Therefore, my humble advice to the Naga students of Shillong is to be proud of your own culture and we the locals would be more appreciated to see you in your own traditional attires when such occasion is held here in Shillong. Lastly, this is my personal opinion and it is not of my intention to hurt anyone instead to appreciate the richness of your culture that I love and value it. Aiborlang Nongsiej, Mawlai Shillong

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Please help me meet Japanese team visiting Nagaland

As per the advertised published on 11/09/2019 in your esteemed daily newspaper’s front page under the caption, “Japanese team on mission to collect dead soldiers’ bone of WW 2,” and meeting the meeting held in the chief secretary conference hall. Kohima on 10/09/2019 ( wef from September 10 to 20). Accordingly, I being the living successor of late Yiechuzu ( Japanese/Sancho) of 131 battalion Japanese Army would like to meet the team, but to whom and to where I have to meet them is not known to me. I request you to kindly publish this matter so as to enable me to meet them and discuss the matter related to my late father who served in Japanese Army, Fuji Morimoto, 131 battalion commandant under the then Lieutenant General Mechiacaco. Nieprepe Chakhesang S/o late Yiechuzu( Japanese/Sancho) House number 174, imkonglenden colony. Dimapur Contact- 9612549073 of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Odd-even scheme back in Delhi from Nov 4

NEW DELHI/ NAGPUR, SEP 13 (PTI): The odd-even road rationing scheme will come into effect in Delhi from November 4-15, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Friday among a slew of other measures to combat high-level of air pollution caused due to stubble burning in neighbouring states during winters. Kejriwal announced the odd-even scheme as part of the seven-point ‘Parali Pradushan’ action plan that also includes mass distribution of anti-pollution masks, mechanised sweeping and water sprinkling on the roads, tree plantation, and special plans for 12 pollution hotspots in the city. During the 12-day scheme, vehicles will ply alternately on odd and even dates as per their registration numbers. In the previous two experiments in January and April in 2016, a fine of Rs 2,000 was imposed on the violators of the rule. Kejriwal said the details of the scheme will be shared with people in coming days. In the past, two-wheelers and female commuters were exempted from the rule.

Arvind Kejriwal According to the graded response action plan (GRAP) devised by the Central Pollution Control Board, the odd-even scheme for private vehicles is implemented when the pollution level at ‘severe plus’ category persists for 48 hours or more. The air pollution level in Delhi remains low in 11 months of a year but picks up in November due to stubble (parali) burning in the neighbouring states. Dense cloud of smoke covers Delhi, which becomes a gas chamber, the chief minister said. “The Centre, and governments in Punjab and Haryana are making their efforts to prevent crop burning and the Delhi government will extend all possible help

to them,” he said. Asserting the efficacy of the odd-even scheme, Kejriwal said studies have shown that it could reduce air pollution by 10-13 per cent. The scheme was criticised by some sections including experts on the ground that effect on air quality was limited. “We will utilise our experiences of implementation of odd-even schemes twice in the past in Delhi,” he said when asked about overcharging by cab aggregators after the scheme is implemented. The chief minister said that under the long-term plans to improve air quality in the city to “good” category, the government will soon announce its bus aggregator and e-vehicle policy. Kejriwal said over 1,200 suggestions were received from the people regarding ways to combat air pollution in Delhi during winters. He also received feedback of environmental experts and resident welfare associations based on which the action plan was prepared. “The Delhi government will make large-scale

procurement of around 5060 lakh ‘best quality’ N-95 anti-pollution masks which will be distributed among the people in October month before the spike in air pollution in next month due to parali burning,” he said. The Delhi government will hold a mega laser show on the eve of Diwali and appeal to the people to follow the ban on bursting of crackers on the festival. “We appeal to the peo-

ple to avoid bursting crackers on Diwali. The government will host a laser show on the eve of Diwali so that all people in the city could celebrate the festival. We hope people will not burst crackers after this.” Sprinkling of water and mechanised sweeping of roads will be undertaken to curb dust pollution. Twelve major pollution hotspots will be dealt with special plans and measures, he said.

Gadkari says no need for odd-even scheme in Delhi Hours after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said the odd-even road rationing scheme will be implemented in the national capital from November 4 to 15, Union minister Nitin Gadkari said the move was not required. Under the scheme, odd and even numbered vehicles ply on alternate days. While Kejriwal said the move was aimed at combating high levels of air pollution in winters when crop burning takes place in neighbouring states, Gadkari claimed works underway in Delhi would ensure it is pollution-free in the next two years. Union minister for road transport and highways Gadkari was speaking to reporters after inaugurating a CNG outlet in Nagpur. “Now there is no such need (odd-even scheme) because the new ring road we have built is helping reduce pollution in Delhi to a certain extent. Besides, my ministry is pursuing road works of about Rs 50,000 crore. Cleaning of Yamuna and other works to curb pollution are also underway,” he said. “I think Delhi will be pollution free in two years time,” he asserted. Speaking at the function, Gadkari emphasised the use of CNG for public transport, and said Nagpur would get several electric buses soon.

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PNB scam: Interpol issues global arrest warrant against Nehal Modi NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): The Interpol has issued a Red Corner Notice (RCN) against Nehal Modi, a step brother of Nirav Modi, the prime accused in the USD 2 billion PNB scam case, officials said on Friday. They said the global arrest warrant against the Belgian national Nehal Modi, 40, has been issued on charges of alleged money laundering being probed by the Enforcement Directorate. Nehal Modi is stated to be in the US and a Mumbai court has issued two open-ended (without deadline) non-bailable warrants (NBWs) for arrest against him. It is on the basis of these NBWs and charge sheet that the ED requested for an Interpol (international police) notice against Nehal Modi. The ED said Nehal Modi was the “protector and investment advisor” for the 48-year-old Nirav Modi as well as Mehul Choksi, another prime accused in the case.

Nehal Modi Nehal Deepak Modi was born in Antwerp, Belgium, on March 3, 1979, and he knows languages such as English, Gujarati and Hindi, according to the RCN. In its RCN issued against a fugitive, the Interpol asks its 192 membercountries to arrest or detain the person if spotted in their countries after which extradition or deportation proceedings can begin. Nehal Modi has been named in the charge sheet filed by ED in this case and he has been charged with destruction of evidence and “knowingly and intentionally” assisting Nirav Modi in his alleged illegal acts.

“He (Nehal Modi) was looking after the affairs of Twin Fields Investments Limited and Bailey Bank and Biddle for Nirav Modi. Both these companies had received around USD 50 million from dummy companies of Nirav Modi which in turn received this fund from the fraud committed on PNB,” the ED said in a statement. For Nirav Modi, it added, Nehal became the protector and investment advisor of ‘The Ithaca Trust’. “The said trust got tainted funds to the tune of USD 30 million after extensive layering and two immovable properties have been purchased in USA from these. “After the case broke out, Nehal Modi had dealt with the proceeds of crime and had taken away diamonds worth USD 6 million, 150 boxes of pearls from Hong Kong and cash of AED (UAE Dirham) 3.5 million and 50 kg gold along with Mihir Bhansali, another co-conspirator in the case, from Dubai,” the agency alleged.

ED seeks 5 more days of custodial HC vacates order granting protection from arrest to ex-top cop interrogation of Cong leader Shivakumar worth ‘benami’ property, Additional Solicitor General K M Natraj said. He said the ED needs to confront him with voluminous documents it has collected in the case. The ED told the court that Shivakumar was withholding information which was solely in his knowledge. “I am sure he won’t answer questions in the next five days either. Why do you need his custody,” the judge asked ED, to which the agency replied that there are statements by some other accused and Shivakumar needs to be confronted with that. The court had allowed ED to interrogate the politician in custody, saying the allegations made against him were serious in nature. Meanwhile, Shivakumar’s daughter Aishwarya had appeared before the ED on Thursday in connection

with its money-laundering probe against him, the ED officials had said. The 22-year-old management graduate was questioned and her statement was recorded under PMLA. According to the sources, she was also confronted with documents and statements made by Shivakumar with regard to a trip to Singapore he made with her in 2017. Aishwarya is a trustee in an education trust floated by her father. The trust, holding assets and businesses worth crores, operates a number of engineering and other colleges and Aishwarya is the main person behind them, they said. The former cabinet minister and sitting MLA from Kanakapura seat had appeared before the ED for questioning on September 3 for the fourth time at its headquarters here.

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tation, the court observed that it should be the duty of every responsible officer to assist an investigation. The CBI had summoned Kumar on May 27 for questioning in connection with the Saradha ponzi scheme case, challenging which he had moved the high court, seeking quashing of the notice. A vacation bench had on May 30 granted Kumar protection from arrest and coercive action by the CBI. The protection was

extended from time to time during the hearing of his petition seeking quashing of the notice. Justice Mitra observed that right to life and personal liberty enshrined in Article 21 of the Constitution is not absolute, but a qualified right. She also refused to entertain the former Kolkata top cop’s prayer that no coercive action be taken against him without the permission of this court. The Supreme Court had, on May 17,

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NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (PTI): The Enforcement Directorate on Friday sought 5-day extension of Karnataka Congress leader D K Shivakumar’s custodial interrogation. Shivakumar, arrested on September 3 by the ED in a money laundering case, was produced before a Delhi court on the expiry of his 9-day custodial interrogation. The court had on September 4 sent him in the ED custody till today. The Congress leader was produced before special judge Ajay Kumar Kuhar. The probe agency told the court that Shivakumar was evasive and gave irrelevant answers during the interrogation, and many of his properties are ‘benami’. “As per probe against Shivakumar, tainted money is more than Rs 200 crore and there is Rs 800 crore

KOLKATA, SEP 13 (PTI): The Calcutta High Court on Friday vacated its interim order granting former Kolkata police commissioner Rajeev Kumar protection from arrest in the Saradha chitfund scam case. The court also rejected Kumar’s prayer for quashing of a CBI notice that sought his appearance for questioning in the case. Kumar, who is currently the West Bengal CID Additional Director General, was part of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up by the state government to investigate the scam before the Supreme Court handed over the case to the CBI in 2014, along with other chitfund cases. The Saradha group of companies allegedly duped lakhs of customers to the tune of Rs 2,500 crore, promising higher rates of

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1,75,572 crore has already been released by July this year to the states as compensation. The balance fund left is only Rs 23,391 crore. The states would acknowledge the situation of the compensation cess fund, before considering any rate rationalisation proposal, said the official. Sources said that three more compensation installments are to be paid further during the year. Keeping into account the monthly average of the compensation cess to be collected and the balance available, there could be some shortfall. Any rate reduction would add further shortfall. So keeping all this under consideration, the Council members would be left with three options. They would either have to forgo their compensation or would be forced to broaden the base of goods and services on which cess could be levied or increase the cess on present items. Neither of these steps would be prudent from the taxation point of view, the official added.

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farmers gain with such policy decisions, he said. “In fact, efforts are being put in to sanction food parks and mini food parks within 10 acres of the land ceiling since huge landscapes are not available in every state,” Teli added. The minister also said the budget allocation for food processing ministry should be raised to Rs 3,000 crore a year from the current level of Rs 1,400 crore in order to boost the sector. Yes Bank Senior President (Global Head Food and Agri Strategic Advisory and Research) Nitin Puri, Frick India Managing Director Jagmohan Singh, as well as US Embassy official Mark Wallace, were present at the event.

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“The World Bank has agreed to sanction Rs 3,000 crore for the Ministry of Food Processing to enable it finance mini and mega food parks across the country,” Teli was quoted as saying at the event. The minister, in a statement issued by IACC-NIC, urged India Inc to come forward and take advantage of the policies of the government to set up food processing units in the country in which the element of subsidies go to an extent of 75 per cent. The government is trying its best to double the income of farmers and is laying a lot of focus on mega and mini food parks so that processing of grains produced by farmers is done optimally and ultimately

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Mumbai, Sep 13 (PTI): The rupee marched higher for the seventh straight session on Friday to close at 70.92 per US dollar, up 22 paise, as softening crude oil prices and easing US-China trade tensions bolstered investor sentiment. Most Asian currencies gained following signs of rapprochement between US and China over their trade dispute. US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday said that Washington wants to make ‘meaningful progress’ in China trade talks. Robust buying in domestic equities and a weakening dollar also propped up the domestic unit, forex

traders said. The Indian currency has appreciated by 147 paise in the last seven trading sessions. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 70.94 a dollar. It shuttled between a high of 70.86 and low of 71.15, before finally settling at 70.92, up 22 paise over its previous close. The rupee had finished at 71.14 against the greenback on Thursday. On a weekly basis, the local unit has gained 82 paise. “In the past 7-days, rupee has appreciated by 2.13 per cent on some profit-booking in dollar amid hopes of US-China trade truce,” said Rahul Gupta, Currency Research Head, Emkay Global Financial Services Limited. T h e d o l l a r i n d ex , which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, slipped 0.29 per cent to 98.02. Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, fell 0.07 per cent to trade at USD 60.34 per barrel.

Japanese financial services major Nomura said in a research note. It further said the RBI’s FY’20 GDP growth projection of 6.9 percent “appears too optimistic” and is widely expected to be downgraded at the October 4 policy meeting. According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, the RBI rate cuts are necessary to bring real lending rates down to incentivise investment. “We believe there is a rising case for a 50 basis points RBI rate cut, on October 4, with August inflation coming in at a lower-than-expected 3.2 percent,” BofAML said in a research note. The RBI, which mainly factors in CPI for arriving at its bi-monthly monetary policy, has been mandated by the government to ensure inflation remains at 4 percent, with deviation of 2 percent on either side.

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imports contracted by 5.68 per cent to USD 206.39 billion. Gold imports plunged 62.49 per cent to USD 1.36 billion in the month. Commenting on the figures, Ludhiana-based exporter S C Ralhan said this is the right time for the government to announce incentives. “Merchandise export from India scheme (MEIS) should not be withdrawn. The government must start thinking that EPCG (export promotion for capital goods) policy should be simplified to promote manufacturing and import of machines under EPCG should not have any export obligation for manufacturer exporters,” Ralhan said. Council for Leather Exports Chairman Panaruna Aqeel Ahmed said this could be a temporary phenomena and the exports would start growing in the coming months.

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): The Reserve Bank of India is expected to go for a further rate cut in the next month’s monetary policy review as inflation is expected to pan out in line with the central bank’s projection, experts say. According to global as well as domestic brokerages, moderating inflation and a negative output gap are likely to open the door for an accommodative monetary policy. According to official data, retail inflation inched up marginally to 3.21 percent in August from 3.15 percent in July, mainly due to costlier food items. India’s industrial production growth slowed to 4.3 percent in July, dragged mainly by manufacturing sector’s poor show. “Contained inflation and a larger negative output gap set the stage for policy easing in October. We expect 40 basis points (cut) cumulatively in Q4,”

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): The World Bank will provide Rs 3,000 crore funds to finance mini and mega food parks across the country, particularly in Northeast, and help boost farmers’ income, Union Minister Rameswar Teli said on Friday. Minor formalities remain to be completed on this front before the first disbursement of the sanctioned amount is released, the Minister of State for Food Processing Industries said. He made the remarks while addressing the 15th Indo-US Economic Summit organised by the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce- North India Council (IACC- NIC) here.

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New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): India’s expor ts dropped by 6.05 per cent to USD 26.13 billion in August mainly on account of significant dip in shipments from key sectors such as petroleum, engineering, leather, and gems & jewellery. Imports too declined by 13.45 per cent to USD 39.58 billion, narrowing trade deficit to USD 13.45 billion in August, according to the government data released on Friday. The imports during the month slipped the most after August 2016, when it had contracted by 14 per cent. The trade deficit stood at USD 17.92 billion in August 2018. Out of 30 key sectors, as many as 22 showed negative growth in August. Shipments of gems and jewellery, engineering goods, and petroleum products contracted by 3.5 per cent, 9.35 per cent and 10.73

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United Nations, Sep 13 (IANS): Calling it “the hub of terrorism”, India has dismissed Pakistan’s attempts to raise the Kashmir issue in the UN General Assembly after it had failed to get a hearing in the Security Council. Pakistan was attempting “to misuse this forum to spread baseless and deceitful narratives about my country”, Indian diplomat Sandeep Kumar Bayyapu said on Thursday at the General Assembly debate on the Security Council’s annual report. “Such attempts have not succeeded earlier and will not succeed now,” he said. A First Secretary in India’s UN Mission, Bayyapu said: “The truth is that the delegation represents a geographical space that is now widely known as the hub of terrorism that has jeopardized innocent lives in our region and beyond.” He declined to go into a point-by-point rebuttal

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of the statement made earlier by Pakistan’s Permanent Representative Maleeha Lodhi, saying: “We do not wish to dignify such baseless diatribes with a response.” Bayyapu devoted his speech to the working of the Council and its relationship to the Assembly. “Many of the flaws in the functioning of the Council are structural,” he said. “Like most others, we remain convinced that the only remedy is a comprehensive reform of the Security Council, involving

expansion in its permanent and non-permanent categories.” Bayyapu said that the Council’s “composition is demonstrably out of touch with ground realities” as it “neither reflects nor represents the aspirations and views of the larger membership”. The 15-member Council is dominated by five vetowielding permanent members, three of them from Europe. India is seeking a reform of the Council that would expand the permanent membership to include

it and other countries, especially from Africa, to reflect the 21st century realities. Lodhi was critical of the Council, accusing it of actively pursuing some resolutions while ignoring others. Referring to the Council’s resolution on Kashmir, she said: “As elsewhere, when the Council fails to implement its own resolutions, the price for this failure is paid, in blood, by generations of innocent people.” Islamabad, however, failed to abide by the resolution. Forcing the implementation of Resolution 47 of 1948 that calls for a plebiscite, would require the Council to make Pakistan withdraw from the parts of Kashmir it occupies. The resolution made it a first condition that Pakistan pull out of Kashmir all its troops and those it sent in disguised as “tribesmen”. Only after Pakistan had complied with that

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Iraq rejects Netanyahu’s pledge to annex West Bank B a g h da d, S e p 1 3 (IANS): Iraq on Friday said “categorically rejected” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s pledge to annex large parts of the occupied West Bank if he wins the next election. A statement by Iraqi Foreign Ministry’s spokesman Ahmed al-Sahaf said that his country’s rejection of Netanyahu’s intention to annex Jordan Valley and the north of Dead Sea has prompted a wave of outrage in the Arab, Islamic and international areas. Iraq treats Netanyahu’s announcement as an “aggressive electoral propaganda and programmed racist settlement policy, based on the deprivation of the rights of the Palestinian people”, Al-Sahaf was quoted as saying by Xinhua news agency. “It is a very dangerous occupation step towards Palestine, which comes to fuel the conflict in the whole region,” Al-Sahaf said, adding that such announcement has to be encountered with an Arab and international reaction. Iraq also confirmed that it is important “to provide international protection to the Palestinian people and the Palestinian territories and to exert a genuine, practical and responsible effort at all levels to address the actions of the Zionist entity (Israel), which deliberately violates international law”. On Tuesday, Netanyahu pledged to annex a key part of the occupied West Bank if re-elected in next week’s election. Israel occupied the West Bank in the 1967 war and also seized part of the Golan Heights from Syria. K

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The Chinese ship returned in mid-August to an area near the Vanguard Bank - a reef situated in the Vietnamese controlled parts of Spratly islands around 200 nautical miles from its coast - where it had first arrived in July along with Coast Guard escorts

in search of natural gas reserves under the seabed. Vietnam began to drill near the Vanguard Bank in May in collaboration with Russian company Rosneft when the drilling contract was cancelled by Hanoi under pressure from Beijing. China claims sover-

eignty over the entire South China Sea region, a strategically significant maritime area which is situated on an important trade route and has vast reserves of natural resources, with Brunei, the Philippines, Malaysia and Taiwan also claiming parts of the region.

London, Sep 13 (IANS): WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will remain in prison even when his jail term ends because of his “history of absconding”, a judge ruled on Friday. Assange was due to be released on September 22 after serving his sentence for breaching bail conditions. But Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard that there were “substantial grounds” for believing he would abscond again, according to the BBC. The 48-year-old Australian is fighting extradition to the US over allegations of leaking government secrets. He will face a full extradition hearing in 2020, starting on February 25, after an extradition request was signed by the then Home Secretary Sajid Javid in June. Assange received a 50week sentence in Belmarsh Prison, southeast London, after being found guilty of

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breaching the Bail Act in April. He was arrested at the Ecuadorian Embassy, where he took refuge in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over sexual assault allegations - which he has denied. District judge Vanessa Baraitser on Friday told Assange, who appeared by video-link: “You have been produced today because your sentence of imprisonment is about to come to

an end. “When that happens your remand status changes from a serving prisoner to a person facing extradition. “Therefore I have given your lawyer an opportunity to make an application for bail on your behalf and she has declined to do so. Perhaps not surprisingly in light of your history of absconding in these proceedings,” she said. “In my view I have substantial ground for believing if I release you, you will abscond again,” the judge added. Assange was asked if he understood what was happening, and replied: “Not really. I’m sure the lawyers will explain it.” He faces 18 charges in the US, including computer misuse and the unauthorized disclosure of national defence information.

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(DIED ON 14TH SEPTEMBER 2018) It's been a year since you left for your heavenly abode, not a day has gone by without your sweet memories. Our solace lies in knowing that you are in the arms of our saviour. You are deeply missed. Loving wife, children & grandchildren WC-335

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We, the family members of Lt. Walutemsu Jamir (Mopongchuket) would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to each and every individuals who showed their love and sympathy in different ways at his sad demise on 10/09/2019. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-6950

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Hanoi, Sep 13 (IANS): The government of Vietnam on Friday demanded the immediate withdrawal of a Chinese oil exploration vessel and its escorts from an area that Hanoi claims as its territory and is disputed by Beijing. “Vietnam demands China to immediately stop its serious violations and withdraw all of the vessels from Vietnamese waters,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang tweeted. “The ship (Haiyang Dizhi 8) continues to infringe Vietnam’s sovereignty, sovereign rights, EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone) and continental shelf,” she added, having already expressed Hanoi’s opposition to the passage of Chinese ships on Thursday.

requirement would India be required to scale back its military presence, while being allowed to maintain some for defence. Pakistan has not been able to address the Council directly on the Kashmir issue and its request for an open session has been turned down. Lodhi now tried to address the Council at the Assembly. She said: “The Security Council must act, by demanding India to lift the curfew and end the communication blackout, allow the people to exercise all their rights including the right of peaceful assembly; release all those detained and all political prisoners; halt human rights violations, including the use of force against unarmed demonstrators, and use of pellet guns and live ammunition.” The August 16 Council consultations on Kashmir held at China’s behest were a closed-door affair and Pakistan could not attend it.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “For if we live, we live to the Lord; and if we die, we die to the Lord. Therefore, whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s” (Romans 14:8) Through this column we the bereaved family of Late Rilamo Shitiri, Rtd. SDO, Soil & Water Conservation would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us and shared our pain by rendering their unflinching support towards us through love, prayer, financially, materially and morally during the prolonged illness sad demise of our beloved father who breathed his last on the 5th Sept 2019 at Panacea Nursing Home, Wokha. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Wokha Town Baptist Church (WTBC) 2. Old Changsu Baptist Church (OCBC) 3. Midland Council, Wokha 4. Midland Eloe Okho, Wokha 5. Senior Citizen Midland, Wokha 6. Midland Youth Organisation, Wokha 7. Midland Youth Fellowship, Wokha 8. District Soil & Water Conservation, 19. Wokha 20. 9. O l d C h a n g s u Vi l l a g e C o u n c i l 21. (OCVC) 10. Old Changsu Union Wokha Town 22. 11. Old Changsu Union, Kohima 12. Old Changsu Union, Dimapur 23. 13. Old Changsu Shitiri Wopan Wokha 24. Town (OCSWWT) 14. Wokha Town Shitiri Ekhung (WTSE) 25. 15. Hungjantaren Old Changsu 26. 16. Mha (SHG) Midland, Wokha 27. 17. Randan Okho 18. Staff & Students of Bethsaida School, 28.

Born 1938 – Died on 06-09-2019 We the family of Lt. Rev. K. Ahoshe Swu wishes to acknowledge and express our sincere gratitude to each and everyone who supported us during his prolonged illness till the day he left us to be with the lord. We express our heartfelt thanks to friends, villages, churches, organisations and well wishers who visited our home, travelled long distance and attended the funeral and burial services, who stood by us physically, morally, spiritually as well as those who made charitable donations and to those who helped in any way, your support and contributions made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this Acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, in-laws and grandchildren.

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Blood Donors Shri. Y. Yanthan, Ex-MLA Dr. Chumben Murry, MLA 38th A/C, Wokha Shri. Tsironthung Shitiri, Dy. Director General, Ministry of Mines, GOI Dr. N. Chenithung Yanthan Dr. Longai Phom, Dy. Director DHFW Duki Group, DHFW Store N. Jenithung Yanthan Staff & Nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur Panacea Nursing Home, Wokha

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nternational pop star Dua Lipa has expressed excitement over her firstever live concert in India. “(I am) So excited to perform in India for the first time ever. I’m excited to get back on stage, (and) I feel like it’s going to be such a fun night,” the “one kiss” hitmaker told IANS. In August, we had reported that Dua Lipa might join pop star Katy Perry as headline acts at the OnePlus Music Festival, set to take place on Saturday, November 16 at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai.

Now, the singer confirms to us that she is indeed coming to India for her firstever performance. A teaser announcing the one-day music extravaganza was launched in July, and it was subsequently confirmed that it would take place at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai -- incidentally, the venue where pop sensation Justin Bieber had performed a while back. The time, the stadium is set to host Dua Lipa along with Katy Perry. Speaking about the music festival, Carl Pei, co-

founder, OnePlus said: “We are super excited that Dua Lipa will also be performing in the first-ever OnePlus Music Festival in India! The addition of Dua completes the International Festival music offering. We will be announcing additional music from India soon. This festival will truly be a one of a kind experience for our Indian community”. The 24-year-old English singer-songwriter Dua Lipa made her debut in 2015 with the single “New Love”. By the time her second hit, “Be the one” was released, she was already on way to becoming a global sensation. “One Kiss”, her 2018 single with Calvin Harris sclaed the top spot in the UK charts. Over the years, she has featured on the US Billboard Hot 100 and also topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart, and she has entered the the UK Top 10 several times. A winner of multiple awards including the Grammy and the BRIT Awards, she has collaborated with big names including Sean Paul, Calvin Harris and Diplo. (IANS)

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ETALLICA guitarist Kirk Hammett recently discussed his love of horror films with Neil Shukla, Paul Luis and Mark Hebert of the Toronto musical instrument superstore Cosmo Music. The five-part “Rockstars In Cars” interview can be viewed below. A few excerpts follow. On the classic horror movies he’d most recommend: Kirk: “The first ‘Frankenstein’ movie is incredible, and holds up even tho this day in terms of atmosphere and story and pure creepiness. The first ‘Dracula’ movie holds up in terms of story, and Bela Lugosi is the Count Dracula. His performance of Dracula, there’s nothing that ever topped it. There’s people who have played Dracula since Lugosi and do a really, really great job, but Bela Lugosi will always be the guy... I would also say ‘The Mummy’. That movie, it’s great. It has a subplot of reincarnation and another subplot of romance. I can do without the romance part... [Boris] Karloff ’s portrayal of Imhotep, the reincarnated version of the mummy, is so evil and so creepy. It’s amazing.”

On whether he’d ever want to direct or produce a horror film: Kirk: “Absolutely. I’ve just got to get my shit together. I have to prioritize, and at this time, music means so much to me and is an obvious strength for me. But I think I could make a really incredible horror film. One, I need to find the time. Two, I need to find someone else’s money. I already have the soundtrack, so part of the work is already done. [Scoring it] would be a huge pleasure for me. I’ve just got to get it together and find a script and start doing all the groundwork — and that’s a

New cancer treatment prevents hair loss from chemotherapy

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novel method discovered recently by a group of researchers, including one of Indian-origin, shows how hair loss from chemotherapy can be prevented during cancer treatment in patients, arguably one of the most psychologically distressing side effects of modern cancer therapy. The study published in the journal EMBO Molecular Medicine describes how damage to the hair follicles caused by taxanes, cancer drugs which can cause permanent hair loss, can be prevented. To do this, the research team has exploited the properties of a newer class of drugs called CDK4/6 inhibitors, which block cell division and are already medically approved as socalled “targeted” cancer therapies. “Although at first, this seems counterintuitive, we found that CDK4/6 inhibitors can be used temporarily to halt cell division without promoting additional toxic K Y M C

effects in the hair follicle. When we bathed organcultured human scalp hair follicles in CDK4/6 inhibitors, the hair follicles were much less susceptible to the damaging effects of taxanes,” study lead author Talveen Purba from the University of Manchester said. Taxanes are very important anti-cancer drugs commonly used to treat, for example, patients with breast or lung carcinoma and particularly cause anxieties among breast cancer patients for the very distressing and sometimes long-lasting hair loss taxanes can induce. “A pivotal part of our study was to first get to grips with how exactly hair follicles responded to taxane chemotherapy, and we found that the specialised dividing cells at the base of the hair follicle that are critical for producing hair itself, and the stem cells from which they arise, are most vulnerable to taxanes. (IANS)

lot of work. Ask Slash; ask Rob Zombie... If I decided to remake a film, I would not water it down like so many other people do these days. The new ‘Pet Sematary’ is so watered down; the ‘Evil Dead’ remake was so watered down.” On how horror influences his writing: Kirk: “It’s real general. I wish I could say that this movie is responsible for this song or this riff or whatever, but seeing these movies engulfed me in an overall emotion that’s the same sort of emotion I get when I’m playing my guitar and I’m composing. I’m just a prod-

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alsey has announced details of her third album, ‘Manic’ today and has shared a new song – ‘Graveyard’. You can listen to the song and stream the album below. It comes after Halsey broadcast herself painting onto a canvas in what appears to be a promotional stunt for her third album, ‘Manic’. The ‘Without Me’ singer gave fans less than a 30-minute warning last night (September 12) that they would be able to watch a video or stream music at 1.17pm PST (9.17pm BST) via manicthealbum.com. Soon after, Halsey has announced that her next album will be released on January 17 via Capitol. You can listen to the new song here: Halsey, who has bipolar disorder, revealed to Rolling Stone in June that she had written an entire album while in a manic state. (NME)

uct of minor-scale darkness, so when I write music, some of it sounds like the stuff of nightmares. I write a lot of atmospheric stuff; I write a lot of stuff that could be in soundtracks and stored away just in case I need to use it for a soundtrack sometime. I have tons of music that I’m just setting aside for soundtracks. It is the thing of nightmares. It comes out of a really deep black hole in my soul, and I’m totally fine with it, because it gives me comfort. I like flatted fifths; I like minor scales, diminished scales, augmented scales; I like minor sevenths and sixths and ninths. I get tired of playing power chords and open chords. I’m all about suspensions. I think it’s a better mirror of my life and how I am inside. I went on an experiment one time to try to write something happy without being obviously happy, and it just didn’t happen. I listened to it, and even though it was in a major key, it still sounded somewhat sorrowful. There’s still tension to it. I really, really tried to write something uplifting, like how Bach can uplift someone... I can’t do that. It all sounds like the end of the world.” (Blabbermouth)

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trawberry Fields, the Salvation Army gardens immortalised by The Beatles on ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ is opening as a public tourist attraction for the first time. Opening tomorrow (September 14), the gardens will be available for the public to visit alongside a new visitor’s centre, cafe and shop. There will also be a new interactive exhibition about John Lennon’s early life and The Beatles for fans to visit. The site of a former children’s home, John Lennon reportedly “found sanctuary” in the gardens of the Strawberry Field in Woolton, Liverpool, when he was growing up. Until now, 60,000 fans visiting the site have only been able to look through the red gates and into the gardens. Speaking to the BBC, Lennon’s sister, Julia Baird, said as a child, Lennon would climb over the wall and into “his special place” in Strawbeerty Field gardens. “As children we all have somewhere that’s a bit ours, a bit special.” Of the new project, Baird added: “I think he would

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n a move that could help limit the virality of harmful content on its platform, Facebook has said that it can limit expression that lacks authenticity. “We want to make sure the content people are seeing on Facebook is authentic. We believe that authenticity creates a better environment for sharing, and that’s why we don’t want people using Facebook to misrepresent who they are or what they’re doing,” Monika Bickert, Facebook’s Vice President, Global Policy Management, said on Thursday. Updating its Community Standards, Facebook said that besides authenticity, it focuses on upholding three other values while limiting expressions - safety, dignity and privacy. “A commitment to expression is paramount, but we recognise the Internet creates new and increased opportunities for abuse,” Bickert said. Facebook said that it was committed to making the platform a safe place. “Expression that threatens people has the potential to intimidate, exclude or silence others and is not allowed on Facebook,” Bickert said. (IANS)

have loved it, because he himself was not mainstream and was very aware of it.” The Salvation Army’s Anthony Cotterill added: “John Lennon found sanctuary here as a child and that’s exactly what we want to offer by opening the Strawberry Field gates for good.” In other Beatles news, a little-heard tape from the band has revealed the tensions that marred their final days together – and

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Cyrus the muscle, and Del Rey the demolitions and weapons expert. Watch to the end for a cameo from Charlie’s Angels director Elizabeth Banks: ‘Don’t Call Me Angel’ is the Charlie’s Angels theme song, and lead single from its soundtrack, which Grande is executive producing alongside Max Martin, Savan Kotecha and Ilya. On Instagram, the pop star described her experience helming the soundtrack “the coolest fucking thing in the world.”

“It’s a revelation,” Lewisohn told The Guardian. “The books have always told us that they knew ‘Abbey Road’ was their last album and they wanted to go out on an artistic high. But no – they’re discussing the next album. And you think that John is the one who wanted to break them up but, when you hear this, he isn’t. Doesn’t that rewrite pretty much everything we thought we knew?” (NME)

Southgate to appear in Grylls’ ‘Mission Bear’ on September 16

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ngland football team manager Gareth Southgate will be seen in an episode of Mission Bear along with survivalist and adventurer Bear Grylls on Monday, a Discovery channel India statement said. The programme will be aired at 9 p.m. on Discovery Channel and Discovery HD world. Southgate, who coached England to the semifinals of the World Cup last year, had once taken the squad to Dartmoor, a military training terrain for the marines and the commandos of the Royal army, the navy and the Royal Air Force of England. The English football manager had decided to let the team train with the Royal Marines ahead of their World Cup campaign in Russia. “Yeah, people talk a lot about pressure in our field we wanted the lads to see something different and, and realize that our pressure isn’t really as extreme as other people. “But also the Marines, their pride in the Green Beret, the pride in the badge - we have the three lions,” Southgate was quoted as saying in the statement. Southgate was also

Video for Ariana, Miley & Lana ‘Charlie’s Angels’ theme song is here

he music video for ‘ D o n’ t C a l l M e Angel’ – Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey’s highly anticipated theme song for the Charlie’s Angels remake – has arrived. The video was directed by frequent Grande collaborator Hannah Lux Davis, who helmed the pop star’s visuals for ‘7 Rings’ and ‘Thank U, Next’. The clip casts the pop stars as different elements of a badass crime-fighting trio: Grande is the mastermind,

that they were in talks to make another album after ‘Abbey Road’. Renowned rock historian Mark Lewisohn gave The Guardian access to a tape of a meeting held 50 years ago this week, which seemingly shows The Fab Four at loggerheads. Having finished the recording of ‘Abbey Road‘, it features audio of John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison meeting together at Apple HQ in Savile Row.

The soundtrack will be released November 1 on Republic Records. Cyrus, Grande and Del Rey have all been busy on the music front. Cyrus recently released the single ‘Slide Away’, while last month Grande released ‘Boyfriend’, a joint single with production duo Social House. On the other hand, Del Rey just put out ‘Norman Fucking Rockwell!’, her sixth studio album led by the single and Sublime cover ‘Doin’ Time’. She also recently nodded to Grande by covering the latter’s single ‘Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored’ in the BBC Live Lounge. Banks’ remake of Charlie’s Angels stars Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska as the titular trio. Noah Centineo and Sam Claflin have also been cast. It’s due for release on November 15 in the US, and November 29 in the UK. (NME)

asked about his conversations with the players before a big game. “We just try and find the balance of when we train we, we train really hard but there’s a lot of down time as well and it’s important that they enjoy each other’s companies and they feel relaxed. “In the summer (World

Cup) when we were in Russia, recovery was an important part of what we did and having fun, whether the guys are warming up or recovering was key,” said the former England defender who spent a lot of time at Crystal Palace, Aston Villa and Middlesbrough during his playing days. (IANS)

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2019

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Tiasangla Ao Helen Sumi With immense pleasure, we the ANM Association of Dimapur would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Smt. Tiasangla Ao ANM of Naga United S/C and Smt. Helen Sumi ANM of Zuheshe S/C for being awarded the "Best Field Level Convergence Award 2018-19" for exceptional achievement in Poshan Abhiyaan from Dept of Social Welfare Govt. of Nagaland. Association also wishes them for bringing laurels to the association as a whole and our Almighty God continue to bless them both in their future endeavours. Kaniho President DDAA

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With immense pride and joy, we the Mozhui family would like to congratulate Ms. Zuchobeni Tungoe on being crowned Miss Dimapur 2019. The family would like to wish you success and happiness in the days to come. May the Lord Almighty guide you and lead you in all that you do, and we will always keep you in our prayers. May you succeed in all your endeavours. God bless. Dr. Dannise Mozhui K-2520 K Y M C

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Kohima, sep 13 (NPN): The Cue Association of Nagaland (CAN) will be conducting its 1st Season Ranking Tournament in Kohima from September 26. Addressing a press conference, CAN president Yangertemjen said that the first season tournament is meant for those club members from Kohima. Each Club from Kohima is to send eight top players for the tournament. Players from outside can participate however, they will not receive ranking. Yanger also added that Season Ranking Tournament will be organised thrice in a

year to enhance the quality of the game and facilitate competitive spirit among the players. The second and third season tournament has been scheduled for January and May respectively. CAN was formed by five snooker clubs in Kohima on August 11 this year to provide a platform for players and to uplift and produce quality game. Five clubs which came together to form CAN included are Club Area 51, Q’ Lounge Club, Club 147, Atou Snooker Club and Baulk Line Club. CAN team is led by Yangertemjen as president, Seyiekhrielie Rame as general secretary, Medoletuo Keyho as treasurer and Neidilhou Suohu as advisor.

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DIC/TSG/PMEGP/09/2019-20/ Dated 13-09-19 The Tuensang District Level Task Force Committee informs all the applicants of PMEGP 2019-20 under Tuensang district that the interview for the selection of beneficiaries is scheduled to be held on 19th September 2019 for DIC and 20th September 2019 for NKVIB in the confernce hall of the Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang at 09:30 am onwards. All the applicants are required to produce all their relevant documents in original at the time of interview. It is informed that no seperate calling letter will be issued in this regard. Mohammad Ali Shihab (Deputy Commissioner) Tuensang : Nagaland Chairman DLTFC

(Yevukhu Chophy) General Manager District Industries Centre Tuensang Member Secretary DLTFC

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): World junior champion Hima Das’ participation in the World Championships relay events became a matter of intense speculation on Friday after she was left out of the initial entries even though her name can still be added by September 16. The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) had on September 9 named seven women, including Hima, for the 4x400m relay and 4x400m mixed relay races. But it is learnt that Hima’s name was missing in the initial entry of Indian women athletes for the two relay races submitted by AFI to the IAAF for the September 27 to October 6 showpiece event in Doha. Jisna Mathew, MR Poovamma, Revathi Veeramani, Subha Venkatesan, V K Vismaya and Ramraj

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Vithya have been entered for the women’s 4x400m relay, while Hima’s name is missing. The 19-year-old Assamese runner was also not entered for the 4x400m relay race. Jisna, Poovamma and Vismaya were named along with Jacob Amoj, Muhammed Anas and Noah Tom Nirmal. The AFI has till September 16 midnight to include Hima in the two relay teams in place of another runner but not after that.

We the undersigned on behalf of the Sunglup Village give Glory and Honour to our Almighty God and expresses our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Aabon Yanthan, S/o Wobemo Yanthan, first Ph. D from Sunglup Village, for successfully completing Ph. D from "INDIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE" in "POST HARVEST TECHNOLOGY". We the Sunglup Village is proud of his achievement and wish him the very best in his future endeavours. PICHAMO YANTHAN President Sunglup Students’ Union

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The IAAF allows only six names to be entered for the relay races but the AFI had named seven women. The non-inclusion of Hima in the initial list has put a question mark on her participation as she has been suffering from a lower back pain after the Asian Games last year. She pulled out of the individual 400m heats during the Asian Championships in Doha in April midway through the race. At that time, deputy chief coach Radhakrishnan Nair had said that the injury was a lower back spasm (at L4 and L5, two lowest vertebrae in the lumbar spine). Even during her ongoing training stint in Europe, as part of preparations for the World Championships, she has run just one 400m race as she is learnt to be in pain while running longer

distances. Between July 2 and 20, Hima won four gold medals in 200m and one yellow metal in 400m at subpar races in Europe. AFI president Adille Sumariwalla said he is not aware of any decision on Hima’s participation in the World Championships. “I have no information of Hima’s latest condition as she is in Europe. There is a doctor with the team in Europe and if she is not fully fit she will not take part (in the World Championships). “If she runs and pulls out midway, the (relay) team will suffer. She will have to be fit to run the race. Also, she is just 20 and it is better to preserve her for the Olympics. She is young and talented and she will peak by the time of 2024 Olympics, so we should not put undue pressure on her,” he said.

The Lothatsu Shitiri Ekhung have the pleasure to extend our heartiest congratulations to our dearest Dr. Augustine Shitiri on his selection to undergo Special Course in Urology. The Shitiri Ekhung prays in our deepest heart to Almighty God to guide all through his future endeavors. Yisansao Shitiri L. Libemo Shitiri Secretary Chairman Lothatsu Shitiri Ekhung Lothatsu Shitiri Ekhung

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The citizens of Tamlu Town vehemently urges the concerned Department to immediately glance into the grievance faced by the inhabitants of this area without any delay for its, furtherance, with the following demands for immediate action. 1. Tamlu Town is the only ADC Headquarter under Longleng District, covering more than 25 villages and 3 Towns under the Education Department, Tamlu area has three blocks 1. Tamlu ADC Block 2. Yongyah EAC block and 3. B/Namsang EAC block. Where there are more than 45 Nos of govt. and private schools, enrolling of students around 2800 (approx) but, so far no SDEO office has been established. The forum also appeals to look into the demand of the Tamlu Town Public Forum under Longleng district, for the early establishment of SDEO office at Tamlu ADC Headquarter. The demand of Tamlu Town Public Forum is a genuine case, as the teachers and students are facing immense hardship and untold miseries physically and economically. Since to submit or receive any official correspondence whether in paper or in materials, every now and then, they have to travel 74 km stretch from Tamlu to the only SDEO office at district Hq. Longleng, which could have done had there been SDEO office at Tamlu town. Therefore the Tamlu Town Public Forum once again appeals to the Director of School Education to establish Sub. Divisional Educational Officer (SDEO) Office at Tamlu town. 2. Hasty completion of Govt. High School Building construction which has been refrained from its work for nearly 4 (four) months.

FELICITATION With immense pride and joy, we the GGKK warmly congratulate Rev. Dr. Khetoshe Aye, S/o VIQHEZU AYE, Pastor Sumi Baptist Church, Unity Village, Dimapur, First Doctorate from Ghokito Village, on being conferred Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) on the topic "Spiritual growth in the life of a believer in today's context with special reference to Sumi Baptist Church within Dimapur" from Hindustan Bible Institute & College, CHENNAI. GGKK wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to guide and bless your Ministry. President Roselen V. Aye GGKK

induction of Indian Police Service (IPS) cadre into the state of Nagaland. We s t e r n A n g a m i Students Union will be incharge of the ground management this year. The union is also expecting teams from Manipur to participate in this tournament. The organisers also have pitched in AIFF license referees to conduct the matches for the tournament. Interested teams or clubs have been informed to collect entry forms from Sports Paradise, Kezieke Kohima, ASU Office Headquarter below AIR station, NSF office, Oking Naga Club building and Chumukedima Town Youth Organisation office, Chumukedima. The last date for submission of entry form will be September 17.

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bottle. The union in collaboration with the forest department will also introduce tree saplings instead of mementos to the guests during the month long tournament. The month long tournament is organised in respect and honour of the two martyrs’ Late Kekuojalie Sachii of Kohima village and Late Vikhozo Yhoshii of Kigwema village who were the victims in the indiscriminate firing of the Nagaland Armed Police at Alichen on 20th March, 1986 during a peaceful rally called by the Naga Students’ Federation to protest against the State Government’s decision on the Extension of Disturbed Area Belt from 5 KM – 20 KM along the Indo-Myanmar border and against the

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Hong Kong, Sep 13 (IANS): The Hong Kong Open tennis tournament, which was scheduled to take place from October 5 to 13, has been postponed indefinitely because of the ongoing protests in the city. Hong Kong has for months been rocked by increasingly violent protests, triggered by an extradition bill. The bill has now been withdrawn but the protests have continued and have grown to reflect wider demands for democratic reform, reports the BBC. “In light of the present situation, Hong Kong Tennis Association (HKTA) and the WTA (Women’s Tennis Association) are announcing a postponement of the 2019 Hong Kong Tennis Open,” said HKTA in a media statement on Friday. They said they were in “active discussion” to find a later date for the tournament.

Zurich, Sep 13 (IANS): The 2020 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, which will be hosted by India, will be held from November 2 to 21, football’s governing body has confirmed. The host cities for the tournament are yet to be approved with FIFA inspecting five potential venues thus far. The dates for the tournament was one of several issues discussed in a meeting of the Organising Committee for FIFA Competitions that was held in Zurich on Friday. FIFA President Gianni Infantino had announced in March that India will be the host of the 2020 U-17 Women’s World Cup. The country had previously hosted the men’s U-17 World Cup in 2017.

The organisers after the press conference in Kohima on Friday. (NP)

Hima missing from AFI’s initial World C’ship entry

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Speaking at a press conference at the Elate Hall, the officials of MDVA said that a total of 10 teams have confirmed their participation in the trophy. The total prize money for the trophy is Rs.6.20 lakh. The champions of the tournament will receive

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Mokokchung, Sep 13 (NPN): The Mokokchung District Volleyball Association (MDVA) is all set to organise the 14th Imchaba Master Memorial Volleyball Trophy 2019 at the Multipurpose Sports Complex from September 17 to 20.

Rs.75,000, the runners up will get Rs.50,000 while the 3rd and 4th will receive 25,000 and 15,000 respectively. There will be individual prizes for best spiker, best setter and player of the tournament. Participation grant will be given to all the participating teams of the trophy and also provides to and fro expenses to outstation participants. The officials also disclosed that the point counting system has been upgraded to digital system for ease of both the players as well as spectators. With all preparations set for the trophy, the MDVA has requested all enthusiasts to come and witness the game.

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KOHIMA, SEP 13 (NPN): The 20th Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) Martyr’s Memorial Trophy 2019, organised by Angami Students Union (ASU), will begin from September 21 to October 19 at Khuochiezie, Kohima. Addressing a press conference at Angami Students’ Union office, ASU president Vizokho Zashümo said the champions will receive a cash prize of Rs. 2,00,000 with trophy and citations while the runnersup will get Rs. 1,20,000 with trophy and citations. The semi-finalists will get Rs.30,000 each and quarter-finalists will receive Rs. 15,000 each. The individual awards includes player of the tournament, best custodian, best defender, best midfielder, highest scorer will receive Rs 10,000 each along with the citations, while the player of the tournament will get a two-wheeler along with citations. This year, the tournament will ban single-useplastic inside the ground. In this regard, the union has requested the football fans to bring their own water

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The Sangtam People's Forum Dimapur District (SPFDD) congratulates its bonafide member and Advisor Er. T. Sangtam, S/o Late Nyahromong, on promotion to Additional Chief Engineer, PHED, Nagaland. The forum is incredibly happy on your promotion. The SPFDD with much pride, hope and pray that you will take the department to a greater height with the new assigned position and responsibilities. Wishing you all the very best. Mr. Bitong President SPFDD

Mr. Imlikumzuk Sangtam Press & Information Secretary SPFDD

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of challenges with the presence of Russian Gadzhimurad Rashidov and Bahrain’s Haji Mohammed Ali in his category. Two-time Olympic medallist Sushil has been struggling of late and is returning to the Worlds after a gap of eight years. He will be watched keenly in the 74kg competition as his relevance is being discussed for some time now. He remains bullish about his chances and Worlds will provide an opportunity to test his claims. Like Sushil, Rio Olympics bronze medallist Sakshi Malik has been struggling on the international circuit. She has not won a title since her triumph at the 2017 Commonwealth Championships. This season, ending runner-up at Dan Kolov

D imap u r , S ep 1 3 (NPN): Tribal Hustlers FC defeated Aphuyemi FC by 3-1 at the ongoing Dimapur Football League-2 played at DDSC S t a d i u m , D i m a p u r. Yavikolie scored a hattrick for Tribal Hustlers FC. His goals came in the 22nd, 32nd and 39th minute of the match. The lone goal for Aphuyemi FC was scored by Yekivi Swu in the 24th minute. On Saturday, State Boys Hostel will play Tribal Hustlers at 3:30 pm, Fugu FC will take on Tribals United at 6:00 pm and SM College will take on Kachari Sporting Club in the last match. Earlier, in the first match, SM College and Tribals United played out a 3-3 draw. Meyiakum opened the scoring for Tribals United in the 15th minute. Rhitso scored the equaliser for SM College in the 32nd minute. Thanglenhao scored two goals for SM College in the 43rd minute and 59th minute. Kato and Ngullie scored a goal each for Tribals United.

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The big-stage competition will help her make an assessment on this count as she eyes a maiden Worlds medal. A last-minute elbow injury had forced her to optout of the Budapest Championships last year. No Indian woman has ever won a gold at the Worlds and Vinesh has it in her to end India’s drought. Bajrang has been in the form of his life but there is a chink in his armour – the weak leg defence – and it will surely be tested. Only Sushil Kumar has won a World title in men’s freestyle in India’s wrestling history and Bajrang would be keen to end India’s wait for a second medal. The 25-year-old himself has two World Championship medals but not a gold. His road though is full

has been her best show. She had stunned reigning world champion Petra Olli before eventually settling for a silver. Not being able to handle pressure has been her bane for long. Staying defensive in the final moments of the bout has not helped her and she has lost a few bouts from advantageous position lot of time. Divya Kakran, in contrast, is a bundle of energy and remains relentless throughout her bouts. She has won two gold and as many bronze medals this season and looks hungry for more. Pooja Dhanda, who became only the fourth Indian woman to win a medal at the Worlds last year, could not book a berth in 57kg, which is an Olympic category but will fight for her second medal in 59kg. It will be interesting to see how Sarita Mor, who shocked Pooja in trials, fares. Among other men’s freestyle grapplers, Deepak Punia is capable of springing a surprise. He is heading into the Championships after becoming India’s first junior World champion in 18 years.

DFL-2: Tribal Hustlers beat Aphuyemi FC 3-1

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With immense pride and honour the office of the Hebolimi Student's Union would like to congratulate the following persons for their profound achievements. 1. Dr. K. Nishena Nekha promoted to Principal, Govt. College Zunheboto. 2. Mrs Khesheli Shohe promoted to Liaison Officer, State Guest House, under Home Department. 3. Mrs Kiviholi Swu on receiving Kohima District Teacher Award 2019. The Union further wishes them more success in their future endeavors. (XUKATO P SHOHE) (VIPITO SWU) President General Secretary

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N u r - S u ltan ( K a zakhstan), Sep 13 (PTI): A reality check awaits India’s top wrestlers at the World Championships where they will chase not only glory but also Tokyo Olympics qualification, here from Saturday. The r un-up to the Worlds has been spectacular for Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat while decent results have provided a dose of confidence to a few others like Divya Kakran. Bajrang triumphed at all four events he competed this season -- Dan Kolov, Asian Championship Ali Aliev and Yasar Dogu -- and will go into the Championships as the world number one and top seed in 65kg. For Vinesh, the season began in a new weight category as she moved up to 53kg from 50kg. She took some time to settle in her new class but still made five finals, winning three golds – Yasar Dogu, Grand Prix of Spain and Poland Open. While skill is not an issue with Vinesh, holding off strong candidates for six minutes is a big challenge, she herself had admitted recently.

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