September 15, 2018

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Dead body of missing cop found Centre should make public Naga solution not poll centric: Madhav FEMALE SUSPECT HELD IN UKHRUL, MAIN SUSPECT ABSCONDING

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): A week after ABI Neiphretuo Metsie-o of 5th NAP ‘C’ Coy Pfutsero, went missing since September 7, his dead body was found in a decomposed state at a place between Lasumi and Zapami village under Zuketsa circle, Pfutsero sub-division on Saturday.

According to initial reports, the victim was reportedly hit with a blunt object.

Post Mortem was conducted Saturday and reports were expected in a day or two.

The body was later taken to late Neiphretuo’s native village Chiechama.

Police sources have names of suspects who were identified as- Yuireingam Shimray son of Starson Shimray of Kharasom village and the co-accused as Miss. Ringthingchon of Lunghar village, Ukhrul district, Manipur.

Police said that the female suspect was arrested and kept under the custody of Ukhrul women police station while the main suspect was still absconding. It was also informed that the main suspect Yuireingam is an outlaw as he had also been

Raj Bhavan to observe Gandhi’s 150th birth anniv DIMAPUR SEP 15 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya on Saturday informed that the Raj Bhavan will be celebrating Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary by organizing a seminar on “thoughts and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi” with eminent resource persons on October 2, 2018.

This was stated during a meeting with Higher Education officials, Nagaland College Principals Association members and Nagaland University representatives chaired by PB Acharay, PRO Raj Bhavan stated in a press statement.

He also informed that Raj Bhavans across the country will be organising similar programmes to mark the occasion.

Acharya has also instructed Higher Education department to conduct quiz competitions related to Mahatma Gandhi in all the Districts of Nagaland.

The winners of the competition will be felicitated on October 2 at Raj Bhavan, he added.

Around 250 college students from Kohima and Dimapur are expected to take part in the programme, PRO said.

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“Bricks not available even at Rs.10 per piece and sand bandh. That’s what my house looks like.”

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Late Neiphretuo (inset) and body after recovery.

expelled from his village for illegal activities. Information suggested that, Metsieo left Kohima at around 6.30 a.m. for Pfutsero, his designated place of posting on September 7. On the way he reportedly picked up three persons in his private Mahindra Scorpio (NL-07C 2743).

Police said one of the hitch hikers, a state policeman, got off half way.

Neiphretuo continued the journey with the two hitch hikers. After sometime there was no contact with Neiphretuo as the last contact was shown at mobile tower at Viswema. When Neiphretuo

did not contact his family, his wife filed a missing report on September 11. Police along with Nerhema villagers and Zuketsa, Pfutsero and neighbouring villages then launched a search operation.

The decomposed body was found inside a jungle after a week and the vehicle remains untraced along with the main suspect.

When contacted, DGP Nagaland, TJ Longkumer informed Nagaland Post that two special investigation team (SITs) have been formed to identify and arrest the culprits from Manipur.

The two suspects went to Manipur with the stolen vehicle and halted at a village. The female accomplice was then nabbed and in custody of Women Police in Ukhrul but the main suspect remain untraced with the stolen vehicle.

Nagaland DGP Longkumer contacted Manipur DGP, LM Khaute to seek help in arresting the suspects.

With identities of suspects established, DGP hoped the duo would be arrested soon.

The DGP also expressed deep grief at the brutal murder and vowed that no effort would be spared to bring the guilty to book.

contents of framework: Jamir

D imapur , S ep 1 5 (IANS): Former Governor of Odisha and former Nagaland chief minister, Dr. S.C. Jamir on Saturday asked the Modi-led government to make public the full contents of the Framework Agreement signed with the NSCN (I-M) of August 3, 2015.

“It is expected that whatever agreement is drawn up would be in the best interest of the Nagas,” Jamir, a Naga political stalwart, said.

Exhorting the central government to hammer out an honourable solution to the Naga insurgency problem without any further delay, the former Odhisa governor appealed to various Naga ethnic tribes to unite and recognise the “contemporary political reality”.

Jamir called for an end to what he called “political polemics”.

Vo i c i n g o p t i m i s m about a new political environment, the Nehruvian leader said, “The people of Nagaland can embark again on a well-ordered and progressive administration to promote rapid economic

Dr. S.C. Jamir (File)

development of the state in order to catch up with the rest of India.”

But he said this would require renewed determination, dedication and commitment for the people of Nagaland.

However, he said: “Let the final political settlement be made first.”

Jamir said the pace of development in Nagaland should have picked up after the agreement of ceasefire was signed between the government of India and various Naga armed groups.

“Sadly, that has not happened due to political instability, rank misgovernance and rampant corruption indulged in by those in power,” he stated.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): BJP national general secretary in-charge of North East and J&K Ram Madhav who arrived Kohima Saturday described Naga political issue as “very complicated” and that negotiations were at an advanced stage, but may take time if a permanent solution was to be achieved.

Madhav said this during a brief interaction with media at the helipad at Lerie Kohima on arrival from Imphal. Madhav was responding to queries whether BJP would again use the slogan “Election for Solution” for the 2019 parliamentary election, which he had declared on January 22 during the state general election campaign. “We want a permanent solution and we are not doing it with any election in mind,” he said adding that the 2019 Lok Sabha election was still eight months away and sooner or later, solution will have to arrive.

Madhav pointed out that he was not involved in the negotiation and so cannot give any deadline for solution. He however said there was a sincere effort for a permanent solution “as early as possible”.

BJP legislators and party workers receive Ram Madhav at Kohima helipad on Saturday.

He mentioned that solution will be welcomed by all stakeholders, which also involves the states of Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh.

On the issue of extension of Article 371 (A) to Manipur, Madhav said each of the state leaders has their demands and for which the Government of India would look into them while pursuing settlement. He said an acceptable solution for all won’t be difficult in the region since the BJP was in power in Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh.

Madhav informed that his current visit to Nagaland was to interact with party

PM Modi launches ‘Swachhata Hi Seva’ movement NNPGs WC flays abduction

PM Modi at Baba Sahib Ambedkar Hr. Sec. School in Delhi. (PTI)

New Delhi, Sep 15 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday launched “Swachhata Hi Seva” (cleanliness is service) movement by interacting with common people and personalities from diverse fields through video conferencing at 17 locations and said the country has achieved more in sanitation coverage in the last four

years than that in the last 60-65 years.

Modi also performed “shramdaan” (manual labour) at Babasaheb Ambedkar Higher Secondar y School in Delhi after his video interaction. According to PMO, Modi Minister drove to the school and back in normal traffic without customary protocol and no special traffic arrangements

were made for his visit.

The movement aims at boosting public participation in the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and is being organised in the run-up to the fourth anniversary of the Swachh Bharat Mission on October 2 next month, which will also mark the commencement of the 150th birth anniversary celebrations of Mahatma Gandhi.

In his remarks, Modi said cleanliness coverage was 40 per cent in 2014 and it now has grown to over 90 per cent on account of people’s efforts. “ W h o c o u l d h ave thought that we will progress so much in cleanliness coverage in the last four years that could not be achieved in the last 60-65 years. Could anybody have thought that nine crore toilets will be built in the country in four years?

Had anybody imagined that about 4.5 lakh villages, over 450 districts and 20 states

and Union Territories will become open-defecationfree (ODF) in four years?” he said.

Modi said the day marks a new resolve, new enthusiasm and a new dream. “Today 1.25 crore citizens are going to repeat the pledge of cleanliness is service. From today till October 2, we all will contribute with new energy and enthusiasm to make the country clean,” he said.

“We can say with pride that every section, every community, every caste, people of every age are taking this big campaign forward. Whether it is village, city, street or a corner, no part of the country is untouched by the campaign,” he added.

He said the name of “swachhagrahis” (cleanliness workers) will be written in golden letters when history of this movement is written.

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): NNPGs Working Committee (WC) has expressed dismay over the recurrence in kidnapping, abduction and confinement of Naga national workers.

NNPGs WC in a press note said it was “very unfortunate to learn that in recent times there has been a recurrence in kidnapping, abduction and confinement of Naga national workers

by NSCN (I-M) at Hebron camp.” WC said that though no fatality had been perpetrated this time, the ghost of 1988 and aftermath should not be revived in Nagaland as “abducting national workers at this juncture was too reckless”.

WC said “it was unimaginable that Nagaland would become a haven for abductors and ransom seekers in the garb of nationalism, where bona-fide citizens become unsafe in their own land Nagaland, God forbid,

Organizations condemn murder of police inspector DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Several organizations including elected representatives have condemned the cold blooded murder of a police inspector (5th NAP ABI), Neiphretuo Metseio of Chiechama village.

CPO: Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO) has vehemently condemned the barbaric murder of Neiphretuo Metseio of Chiechama village.

In a press note, CPO president, Kekhwengulo Lea and general secretary Mutsivoyi Kotso said late Nephretuo was a very sincere officer posted as Inspector of 5th NAP (SN) at Pfutsero.

CPO asserted that the Chakhesang community will not tolerate such act of barbarism committed in Chakhesang jurisdiction in broad day light.

CPO also stated that the deceased was not way laid as presumed by some,

but was murdered in cold blood by the occupants in his car for reason best known to the perpetrators.

Further, CPO urged the state investigating agencies and the administration to expedite the investigation and leave no stone unturned to bring the culprits to book at the earliest and deliver justice without delay.

It also opined that such act of extreme cowardice deserved the highest degree of punishment.

Meanwhile, CPO has warned social media users to refrain from spreading false rumours which could cause communal tension F u r t h e r, C P O ex pressed heartfelt condolence the grief stricken families of late Neiphretuo Metsieo and prayed that God grant divine solace and comfort to the families, and “to welcome the dearly departed soul into His bosom”.

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Minister, Y Patton has expressed anguish on learning about the tragic dead of Niephretou Metsie-o, ABI of 5th NAP Bn, whose dead body was recovered on September 15 2018, under Phek district.

Patton has asked the law enforcing agencies to thoroughly probe into the nature of the death and to book the culprits at the earliest so as to award befitting punishment to the perpetrators as per the law of the land.

Meanwhile, Patton also conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved families and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

PTP: Pfutsero Town Public (PTP) led by convenor ward chairman Pfutsero Town, Mesulo Khalo and president Pfutsero Town Youth Organisation, Obed Yhobu said the public vehemently condemned the barbaric killing of Neiphre-

tuoMetsie-o between Lasumi and Zapami village under Zuketsa circle, Pfutsero sub-division allegedly by “Thangmeingam (24) of Kharasom Lozo Village and Miss. Ringthingchon of Lunghar village under Ukhrul district, Manipur.”

At meeting was also held on September 15 afternoon at Pfutsero Town in connection with the brutal murder.

They said the Public of Pfutsero area strongly condemned the heinous crime committed by the two persons within the Pfutsero jurisdiction and for tarnishing the image and peaceful co-existence of Pfutsero area.

The Pfutsero town public has therefore requested the authorities and Tangkhul community to nab the culprits within 7 days, failing which it said the Pfutsero area public will take its own course of action and will

not be responsible for any untoward situations.

Meanwhile, Pfutsero area public expressed grief and prayed that God grant peace and solace to the bereaved family.

THN: Tangkhul Hoho Nagaland (THN) has strongly condemned the murder of Neiphretuo Metsie-o of Chiechama Village.

THN president Lungmi Kasar said the hoho was shocked and outraged by the murder of a police inspector and more so, deeply pained at the loss of a young, promising officer whose life was tragically taken away.

As a community, THN said “we bow our heads in shame to hear that the murder was allegedly committed by a couple belonging to our community.” Such a vicious act has no place in our culture, and the alleged murderers do not represent us in any way, it added.

it should not happen.” WC said this characteristic do not conform to the principle of Naga brotherhood and fraternity.

It also asked for “all national workers detained at Hebron camp to be released immediately unharmed, lest misunderstanding arises among the Nagas and consequences become too high a price to even imagine.”

Further, the WC also clarified to “some misinformed Nagas” who perpetually accused it of confining negotiations with the government of India only to “the state of Nagaland”.

WC said “political agreement will not sustain untill and unless Nagas in Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam are made absolute masters over their ancestral lands and resources, natural or manmade, conforming to history and political right.”

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Petrol and diesel prices hiked again

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (IANS/NPN): Fuel prices in the country hit a new benchmark on Saturday with the price of petrol in Mumbai touching Rs 89 per litre, for the first time ever and in Delhi it was Rs. 81,63 Diesel prices, on the other hand, registered a similar surge in both the metropolitan cities. It was retailing at Rs 73.54 per litre (increased by Rs 0.24 per litre) in the national capital and at Rs 78.07 per litre (increased by Rs 0.25 per litre) in the financial capital.

Meanwhile, in Dimapur petrol price as on Saturday cost to Rs. 79.34 per litre and in Kohima it crossed the Rs. 80 mark costing Rs. 80.10 per litre.

Diesel price in Dimapur was Rs. 71.30 and in Kohima Rs. 71.87 per litre (Cont’d on p-9) respectively.

legislators and party workers. Madhav said as BJP was a major partner in the PDA government, he would be meeting with state chief minister Neiphiu Rio to discuss the up-coming parliamentary election in 2019.

Madhav said his visit was also to take stock of the affect caused by recent floods and landslides in Nagaland.

Though Madhav had told media in Guwahati recently that he would be visiting Nagaland to prepare the BJP for the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, he however refused to comment whether BJP will set up its own candidate for the lone Lok Sabha seat.

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Aadhaar mandatory to avail central scholarships: NBSE DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): As directed by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has informed all heads Hr. Sec. Schools and colleges registered under NBSE, that Aadhaar number will be mandatory for any student who wishes to avail scholarship under the Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship.

Therefore, all heads of the institutions have been asked to inform the students who were yet to enroll for Aadhaar, to do so at the earliest. No one will be eligible to avail the scholarship without Aadhaar, it added.

ANCSU reminds govt. of deadline DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has reminded the state government that the six-week time sought by the state government for Kohima Science College land encroachment issue will end on September 27, 2018. In this regard, ANCSU has appealed to the state government to deliver justice to the college students without further delay. During the 2nd presidential meeting held on September 15, attended by its affiliated units, the house also re-affirmed to not accept payment of scholarship on instalment basis, a press note by ANCSU general secretary Vimeyiekho Vitso stated.

Supply of LPG in Kohima resumes

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): All Kohima Indane Distributors Association (AKIDA) has informed the public that normal supply of LPG cylinders have resumed in Kohima.

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Kohima, Mon DPDB meetings held

Er. Zale Neikha, Dr. Nicky Kire, R. Khing and Keneizhakho Nakhro at the Kohima DPDB meeting held on September 15. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The monthly District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meetings for Kohima and Mon was held on September 15.

Kohima: The Kohima DPDB meeting was held under the chairmanship of advisor of Youth Resources & Sports and chairman DPDB Kohima, Er. Zale Neikha at DC’s Conference Hall, Kohima. Rural Development advisor, Dr. Nicky Kire; V&AH advisor, R. Khing and MLA Keneizhakho Nakhro also attended the meeting.

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uty Commissioner and vice chairman DPDB, began the meeting with a review of the last DPDB meeting minutes followed by the new DPDB members’ introduction.

On the agenda of creation of an EAC Hq at Kandi area under Tseminyu subdivision, ADC Tseminyu, Nokchasashi gave a brief report on the proposal where he stated that the area consisted of six villages, 1500 households with a population of 10,000. In this regard the Board, after deliberations, unanimously decided to forward the proposal to the government for further

necessary action.

Besides the agenda, DC put on record that all the line departments had been working tirelessly to address the unprecedented disaster which struck the district recently. He thanked all the concerned departments, for being on the job continuously.

The Adoption Committees of various Village/Ward presented brief reports on the progress of their activities and Er. Neikha expressed his appreciation on their activities and expressed hope that more encouraging reports will be presented in the next

CM’s Relief Fund being utilized with transparency: Mmhonlumo

Mmhonlumo Kikon addressing students of Patkai Christian College during the college’s 44th Annual Social on September 15.

DIMAPUR: “The state government is trying its best to address the natural disaster caused by unprecedented rainfalls in Nagaland and is thankful to millions of people in the country who stood with Nagaland during the crisis," said advisor, IT Science and Technology, New and Renewable Energy, Mmhonlumo Kikon.

A press release from Patkai Christian College (PCC) media cell stated that, Kikon also said utilization of CM Relief Fund was being carried out with utmost transparency. He was addressing a mammoth gathering of students, faculty and staff at PCC on the occasion of its “44th annual social” on Saturday.

Kikon also announced the installation of free Wi-Fi for the college campus for which the state government has tied up with Reliance Jio. Highlighting pressing concerns like unemployment, Kikon emphasized

on the need to focus on a market-driven educational system along with upholding values and morals and pledging a better future of the state. Stating that there were currently 75000 registered unemployed youths, he said that the educational institutes needed to design curriculums to enhance skills and produce skilled labor with maximum economic value.

Speaking on the occasion, principal, PCC, Husazu Epao welcomed the new batch of more than 580 students to the institute.

With a community of more than 2000 students from pre-primary to post graduation, he said the institute was growing everyday with bigger challenges and responsibilities towards the society.

He also stated that the college was the first institute in the North East to adopt the technology of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).

The principal also informed the gathering that the

college had introduced a new discipline titled “Communication Studies” to cater to the needs of job markets in the state and country as a whole.

Careers in all aspects of media, such as journalism, publication, and broadcasting and other areas like public relations, marketing, human resources, corporate training and event management are accommodated. The course offers diploma, advanced diploma and bachelor degree in Communication Studies.

President of PCC Students’ Union, Tssentsu T. Odyuo, speaking about the event said it marked the end journey for the final year students in Patkai and beginning for the new batch of students.

Finance secretary SUPCC Kholou David, Sinkelo Tep and Rn Kanringla also spoke on the occasion. A cultural show displaying ethnic attires of the indigenous tribes of the North East region added to the program highlights.

DPDB meeting. Advisor, Dr. Nicky also shared his observations on the Adoption Committee, and suggested taking up activities which are necessary for particular adopted villages or wards, and he also suggested working together for the benefit of the areas.

Mon: The monthly Mon District Planning Board (DPDB) meeting was held on September 15 at the DC’s Conference Hall, Mon, chaired by ADC Mon, Kumar Ramnikant.

According to DIPR, during the meeting, the house approved and recommended registration of Society for Grace Foundation at Wagiem Ward, Mon town; registration of Society for Konyak Theological Association (KTA), Mon; upgrade of Shalom School, Longwa; upgrade of David School, Tizit and; change of school name from Aboi Public School to Longshang Memorial High School, Aboi. The house also discussed sanitation in Mon town and decided to start a monthly contribution to Mon Town Council from

all departments to be used for sanitation activities.

The house also welcomed new members of DPDB, Mon, Ihoilung Chuilo, EAC (P); Dr. M.L. Ngullie, principal, Wangkhao College Mon; Samuel Kapu, DCPO Mon and Eyongal Angami, DHO. Y. Kungangse, assistant urban development officer, Mon presented the departmental activities of the Urban department during the current year.

Kohima district website launched

Er. Zale Neikha, also launched the Kohima District revamped website at the meeting.

Technical director & district informatics officer, Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology GoI, NIC, Er. J. G. Lorin Rengma giving a presentation on the district website, stated that Kohima District revamped website, kohima.nic.in, has its base on the S3WaaS (Secure, Scalable and Sugamya Website as a Service) which can be accessed through the URL https://kohima. nic.in.

news in Brief KGPU emergency meet: Kuhuboto Ghakhu Public Organization (KGPU) has convened an emergency meeting of Kuhuboto Ghakhu frontal organizations, KGPO, KGKK, KGSU, KGSTH, KGSA and area elders on September 18, 10 a.m. at KGPO hall, Kuhuboto town. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

Dhansiripar block VCC meeting: Dhansiripar block has convened its first Village Council Chairman (VCC) meeting for September 18, 8 a.m. at Vikato VCC residence, Shokhuvi village to deliberate important issues. All VCCs under Dhansiripar block have been requested to attend the meeting. For any information one can contact 9612670955, 9436007086 or 8974631406.

Corrigendum: Apropos to the brief news item “DDLGBU elects new office bearers” published on September 13, the date should read as August 17 and the president’s name should read as K. Ntonsi Ngullie, and not as published.

NPGN/NNC meeting: NPGN/NNC has convened a meeting on September 20, 10 am. All secretaries, under secretaries have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. For any queries one may contact 8794218205.

Tuensang HoDs meeting: Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang, L. Jamithung Lotha has issued a circular stating that a consultative meeting with Heads of Offices, Tuensang Headquarter is scheduled to be held on September 21, 11 a.m, in the DC’s conference hall, Tuensang. The meeting will discuss matters relating to the conduct of Mega Legal Service Camp at Tuensang.

All the concerned officials have been asked to make it convenient to attend the consultative meeting without fail. (DIPR)

NSCN (I-M) appoints new Chakhesang region CAO DIMAPUR: The NSCN (I-M) has informed all concerned that Neilo Koza (deputy kilonser) is the new caretaker CAO (central administrative officer) of Chakhesang region with effect from September 6.

NSCN (I-M) through its MIP stated that, the Chakhesang region has appealed for, and seeks, full cooperation from each and every individual, organizations and church leaders for smooth functioning of the administration and peace in society. For any official matter, the CAO may be contacted at 7085613346 or 9862689314.

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CAPF on GHS Chessore teacher shortage

DIMAPUR: Chessore Area Public Forum (CAPF) has highlighted the pathetic condition of the students of Government High School (GHS) Chessore, which it said was due to shortage of teachers.

A press release from CAPF president, Kiumukam and vice president, C Throngso stated that GHS Chessore, the educational hub of the area, has been without Maths and Science teachers for the past three years putting the students’ careers at stake. It

Er. Chanbemo Lotha with FONSESA members and others at NPWD, Kohima on Saturday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): The 51st Engineers’ Day was held at NPWD Conference Hall, held under the theme “Digital Transformation: A New Industrial Revolution”, organized by Federation of Nagaland State Engineering Services Association (FONSESA).

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gram, chief information commissioner, Er. Chanbemo Lotha, urged the engineers to strive without selfish intent.

Lotha asked the engineers to update their skill set and knowledge to achieve goals lest the fraternity is left behind and then lose the dignity and respect of society.

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commissioner, unless state assets were created the state will not progress due to lack of resources. This, he said, will contribute to failure in management of the state affairs as was being seen today.

Expressing joy over the event being celebrated, he said that the day marks the birthday of scientist and 19th Diwan of Mysore (1912 to

1918), Sir Mokshagundam Vishweshvaraya (Sir MV), whose birthday is celebrated as Engineers Day. Lotha expressed confidence that the event was celebrated to emulate Sir MV’s examples and to follow in his footsteps to carry out assigned duties and in serving the people.

Lotha told that engineers that they were the

was denial of the students’ rights to education, and quality education at that, which CAPF said could be interpreted to mean an underestimation of the competency of the rural students.

Taking into cognizance the pitiable condition of students, CAPF called for immediate intervention of the department to redress their grievances. It warned that failing to comply with the Forum’s demands would compel it to take up drastic steps for the welfare of the students.

Swachhata Pakhwada activities were performed at Christian Model High School (CMHS), Wokha from September 1 to 15. A fortnight’s cleanliness drive was initiated and the same was highlighted to students through visual video display, dramas and painting competition. School students also participated in cleaning the entire school campus and nearby areas. (CMHS administrator)

AR organizes interactive session on organic farming Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): The 3 (NH) Battalion Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarter Inspector General Assam Rifles (North) today organised a first ever lecture & interactive session on organic farming between young scientists and farmers of Kohima and nearby villages, on September 15.

Peihauding Reunim, Botanist and his team of 12 members gave a lecture on organic farming on soil management, cultivation of crops, post-harvest management & marketing.

His team gave guidelines on “Grow Your Plants” to enhance the growth of indigenous plants in homes, backyards and fields. They also briefed farmers on

how to take care of soil to produce crops of quality and in quantity without extra effort and post-harvest management so that fertility of the soil doesn’t degrade.

The young scientists ensured that all the farmers get benefits for their innovations of organic farming in the agriculture field. They also touched on the devices used to check the soil fertility and temperature which are very essential for all types of crops.

Some of the examples taken for better understanding were regeneration of tissue & enhancing growth of Rubber plant by applying organic healing paste and Bio-Enhancer.

Cultivation of coffee plants & cardamom were also

included to understand the subject in detail. Thereafter the emphasis was on subjects like harvesting, storage, preservation, packing and transportation.

Peilhanding and his team also spoke about government schemes available for farmers to access loan facilities at lower rates & other benefits from the Land Resources department, Horticulture department etc.

Altogether, 78 farmers from Kohima village, Jotsoma, Phesama, Pfuchama, Viswema, Jakhama, Kigwema, Mima, Chedema and Meriema benefitted from this lecture & interaction program. Similar events will also be organized by Assam Rifles at Phek, Kipheri, Pfutsero and Wokha in the coming days.

New BDO office building in Longmatra

KIPHIRE: The office building of Block Development Officer (BDO) Longmatra & launching of NRLM at Longmatra, was held on August 18 in Longmatra.

EAC Longmatra, Sangpangchang, in his speech said that the office should be for the people and it should serve the community and the people. He said that the livelihood mission was for the upliftment of the household.

Citing the example of all the activities and achievements of SHGs from other districts he encouraged the womenfolk, the villager leaders, and the people of Longmatra, to make use of the Mission opportunity for the upliftment of the household.

Project director DRDA Kiphire, Setsathong Sangtam, in his speech appealed

Nagaland engineers celebrate 51st Engineers’ Day in Kohima backbone of all round infrastructure development and as such, engineers were recognized as the cream of society.

However, he said, there was a need to introspect and examine their own actions to see whether they deserved to be considered the cream of society.

Lotha cautioned the gathering that failures of engineers could cause colossal problems for the country or state, which in turn will bring misery to the common people.

He lamented that engineers of the state were not able to apply themselves to the fullest due to pressures from different corners and they are made to succumb to pressures, making it appear that they were failures.

Nevertheless, he appealed to the gathering to not let the people suffer due to their apparent failures.

In his report on the activities of the Indian En-

said that for this reason the Yimchungru Akheru ArihAko (YAA), apex students’ body and the CAPF had appraised the authority about this through a representation and the media since 2016. However, till this date, no “rational gestures” have been implemented. The lackadaisical attitude of the authorities has resulted in negative outcomes for the unprivileged and aspirant students with poor results for consecutive years, the Forum lamented.

CAPF alleged that this

gineers Federation (INDEFNER), vice president Er. Renilo Nuh said INDEF was the apex body of the states and central service associations of graduate engineers of India with a member strength of 2.50 lakhs approximately, headquartered at Okhla, New Delhi.

He said INDEF was established in the year 1983, only a few years before the formation of the FONSESA in 1985.

Nuh said the federation was formed to create a united body of graduate engineers in the country, to foster a spirit of cooperation in the engineering fraternity, and to safeguard and promote the interests and rights of its members, especially in matters relating to emolument service conditions and promotions by all constitutional and legal means.

T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by vice president FONSESA, Er. Limanaro.

to the people to extend their cooperation and encouraged them to work together for the area.

Ribise Sangtam who delivered a brief note on NSRLM spoke about its aims and objectives. He said that NSRLM covered three blocks -- Kiphire, Sitimi and Pungro -- and this year the department had taken up two blocks viz. Longmatra and Khonsa.

He said that with Kiphire district being declared an aspirational district, the department had been taking up two blocks at a time for its activities. He also shared about different activities and achievements of the SHGs of three blocks in the district.

The program was chaired by Atsope Sangtam.

Yuwa Shakti Rally organized at Mon Town

DIMAPUR: The department of Youth and Sports Mon organised a “Yuwa Shakti Rally” to spread the Poshan (Nutrition) message on September 15 at Mon Town.

A press release from youth resource officer, department of Youth and S p o r t s, M o n , A n g k e Konyak stated that ADC Mon, Kumar Ramnikant

spoke on the importance of nutrition and how a healthy person could contribute to the country. NSS volunteers from Wangkhao Government College participated in the rally led by program officer, Manwang Konyak, assistant program officer, Grace Seb accompanied by assistant professor Wangkhao Government College, Abel Swu.

NSCN/GPRN (R) discharges one

DIMAPUR: The NSCN/GPRN (R) has discharged ‘corporal’ Kivigho Yepthomi, son of Hetovi Yepthomi of Homeland village from service with immediate effect. NSCN/GPRN (R) through its MIP stated that the action(s) of the mentioned individual was found detrimental to the ethics of the national principles and Ahza, which called for initiating punitive action against the erring person.

It said that henceforth, for any issues that may arise in connection with the mentioned individual, the NSCN/GPRN (R) will bear no responsibilities whatsoever, and they shall not reflect on the NSCN (R) government in any manner.

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Therie with party leaders and other invitees after the NPMCC flag installation program held on Saturday.

DIMAPUR: NPCC president, K. Therie has called upon party workers to fight elections on issues and not by bribing voters.

He was speaking at the Nagaland Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee (NPMCC) mahila congress flag installation program at Congress Bhavan, Dimapur on September 15.

A press release from Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee media cell reported that in his speech, K. Therie also said Nagaland faces a major crisis because despite women voters accounting for more than 50% of the electorate, women candidates were still unable to get elected.

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world, Therie said Nagaland women were second to none and were capable of representing the people in all fields of life.

On corruption, Therie said the political fight against corrupt money seemed impossible as corruption was too deep rooted in the people in power while law and order had become a thing of the past.

Therie said it was not impossible to build a united front to achieve the goals that elude us today adding that the Congress party was committed to finding a solution to ease the burden of the people.

Taking a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Therie said if Modi

heard his own promises to the nation before becoming the Prime Minister, he would not vote for himself in the coming Lok Sabha Elections. Elucidating on the present national scenario, he said India was capable of making a strong decision which will determine the ruling Government at the centre. Stating that the future was very dark for the government, he exuded confidence that the Congress party was on the way to forming the Central Government.

On the ensuing 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Therie said that the people should elect their MPs from a national political party to be able to have a voice in the Parliament

because Regional MPs are barely given one to two minutes to speak making it impossible to raise their voice for their people. He maintained that an MP should be part of a parliamentary group to have a voice in the Parliament and said the opportunity to send such an MP was coming in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections.

N. Lucy, president, NPMCC, unfurled the mahila congress flag and presented a brief history of the Mahila Congress.

She said it was during the National Convention of Mahila Congress in 1984 that a new constitution was approved and adopted to constitutionally convert the Congress Mahila Cell into an autonomous frontal organization and to name it the All India Mahila Congress (AIMC). Adding that the AIMC started functioning as an Independent Frontal Organization within the AICC in the same year, Lucy appreciated the Congress president for launching the new logo in August 2018, giving the Congress women’s wing a separate identity.

Addressing the gathering, Khegholi Aomi, AICC member, said women in the state were yet to achieve the

desired level of empowerment in all fields.

She pointed out that till date Nagaland had not elected a single woman MLA and called for a change in mindset towards supporting women to become empowered, not only economically but politically.

Aomi also lamented the level of corruption which has gripped the state, and said that as Christians, the Nagas should learn to follow the guiding Christian principles.

Appreciating party loyalists present at the program, Aomi said that today, Congress was rid of opportunists and only the unwavering who believe in the principles and ideologies of the party stand out.

She exuded optimism that the Congress party would return to power in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Others who spoke at the program included Jonathan Ao, general secretary, NPCC and A. Bendangyanger Jamir, Dimapur DCC president on behalf of DCC presidents. Sevi Chophy, president, AMC, Ghaspani-I invoked God’s blessings while a vote of thanks was proposed by Asanuo Chishi, general secretary, NPMC.

Youth parliament competition held in Pfutsero

Officials with winners of the District Level Parliamentary Quiz and Youth Parliament Competition, in Pfutsero. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): A District Level Parliamentary Quiz and Youth Parliament Competition for Phek district was held on Saturday at Government Higher Secondary School Pfutsero, organised by the department of Parliamentary Affairs Nagaland.

GHSS Pfutsero was adjudged the best team of the day long competition with CMHSS Pfutsero and GHSS Chozuba as

the 1st and 2nd runners-up respectively.

Kelhikha Kenye, vice principal GHSS Pfutsero was the Phek district coordinator for the program.

Vezolu Chotso and Mhashe enthralled the gathering with a special number. Vevosayi Tetseo was the Quiz Master and Vezhohu Kezo, Vekuzo Swuro and Teisovilhou Koza were the judges.

Kedokole Khape gave away certificates to the winners and participants.

AR lecture in Akuluto

DIMAPUR: Zunheboto Battalion of Assam Rifles organised a lecture-&-awareness program on “ways of joining security forces” at Hillto Children School, Akuluto, Zunheboto, under the theme “today’s youth tomorrow’s future” on September 10. The aim of the event was to spread awareness about joining the security forces. Information on All India Sainik School Entrance Exam 2019 was also covered during the lecture. 26 students from three schools attended the program.

6 Dimapur colonies receive cleanest colony awards DLSU organizes 33rd general conference

DMC administrator, DC Dimapur along with the panel of judges and awardees for the Cleanest Colony Award, at Circuit House Dimapur. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Continuing with its efforts for a better, cleaner and healthier Dimapur, Dimapur Municipal Council awarded six Dimapur colonies for being the cleanest colonies, at an award ceremony held on Saturday, at Circuit House colony, Dimapur.

The award was presented for the period from January to June, 2018. For the month of January NST colony was awarded the cleanest colony, February -- Sematilla, Aokong colony (March), United Naga

Block ‘B’ Burma Camp (April), Viola colony (May) and Imkonglenden colony (June). The winners were rewarded cash prizes of Rs 10,000 each along with citations.

Addressing the gathering, DC Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel, said that with Dimapur being a cosmopolitan town and district with diverse communities, it was not easy to mobilise the district, unlike others, and it was facing new challenges every day. These challenges, he said, were a good thing.

He stated that it would not have been possible to

face these challenges but for the efforts of colony chairmen and the communities residing in the district. He congratulated the chairmen and the communities for their participation and reminded them that Dimapur had potential but to realize it, Dimapur needed challenges.

DMC administrator Moa Sangtam reiterated the need for civic sense and a constructive mindset.

He urged the colony representatives to contribute towards a clean Dimapur, not for money or prizes but for their future and for a

better Dimapur.

SDO (Civil) Dimapur Nyempo Wallim, who is the convener and judge for the cleanest colony said that from the month of September, the final quarter and elimination round of the cleanest colony competition will begin for the year 2018.

Out of the more than 100 colonies in Dimapur, 30 will be selected as per their performances in September, which will be whittled down to 20 in October, 10 in November and five in December.

The final winner will be selected out of these five colonies in December.

Drawing attention to the competition criteria, the judge said that judgement will be delivered based on six indicators: garbage management, drainage management, stagnant water, road maintenance, sanitation and colony community participation in cleanliness.

Meanwhile, the free coaching classes for Naga civil service aspirants, to be conducted by Dimapur district administration, Office of the Commissioner of Police and the Dimapur Municipal Council, was officially launched on the same day.

The launching was attended by Commissioner of Police Dimapur, Limasunep Jamir; Sushil Kumar Patel; DCP Vishal

Chauhan; and Moa Sangtam.

Nine candidates who have qualified once for the UPSC mains exams and NPSC viva voice were selected who will receive free coaching from September 15 to December 15 with in-service IAS, IPS, IFS and NCS officers as the resource persons.

The classes will be conducted at Circuit House in Dimapur every Saturday from 9 a.m to 11 a.m and on Tuesdays and Thursdays the Circuit house will be open for the candidates from 1.30 pm to 5.30 pm for study materials.

DMC administrator Moa Sangtam said that the initiative was focusing on quality and not quantity.

“The initiative falls outside our line of duty but we felt that we should do something when we can and we also expect cooperation from the candidates”, said Sangtam.

DC Sushil Kumar Patel said that as they were sacrificing their official duty to impart quality coaching, should the selected candidates crack the exams, it will be their reward for the sacrifice, he said.

C o m m issio ne r o f Police Jamir reminded the candidates that in the immensely competitive world, there was a need for dedication.

DLSU members presenting a special song during its General Conference, Academic Excellence Award & Freshers’ Day’ program held on September 15. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Dimapur Lotha Students Union (DLSU) organized its “33rd General Conference, 4th Academic Excellence Award & 33rd Freshers’ Day” program on Saturday, at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur under the theme “Envisioning Tomorrow.”

Chief patron of the program, deputy director of economics & statistics department Nagaland A. Chubathung Ezung, on behalf of the director of economics & statistics, Y. Sancheo Ovung, who could not attend the program, encouraged the students to have a vision to move forward and focus in life. He said that having a clear vision would help them become successful. He also encouraged them to inculcate patience and flexibility in life and asked them to not be self centric but try to learn to work together as one.

“A man without a vision is a man without a future. And a man without

a future will always return to his past” he said.

Guest Patron of the program, social worker, advisor youth association Nagaland, Wokha unit and secretary central NDPP Nagaland, N Renbio Lotha, on behalf of Naga Hoho former general secretary, NDPP Nagaland treasurer Dr. John Murry, asked the students to be ambitious in life.

Pointing out that the student years were the best time of life, he asked the student to learn to sacrifice all fun and enjoyment and aim to achieve so that the latter part of life successful.

A greetings speech was delivered by Lotha Hoho Dimapur chairman, Etsungmomo Kikon and Lotha Ekhae Ekhung Okying, Liremo M Tsopoe.

Excellency award certificates were also given out to meritorious students based on their academic performances in the recently conducted HSLC & HSSLC exams. The award was spon-

sored by families of Lt. Sanchiesao Lotha, Lt. Nyamo Lotha and Lt. Rhalamo Lotha. The program was chaired by Gloria Kikon and Yanpo Humtsoe, invocation prayer was pronounced by John Humtsoe (Catechist), welcome address was delivered by DLSU president B Mhajan Lotha, a welcome song ‘Heyo hey’ was presented by I/c Sendemo Ngullie and special number was presented by Unity College, Dimapur.

Later vote of thanks was delivered by the program committee convenor, Mhademo Kithan and blessing prayer was delivered

by LBCD pastor reverend, Zanao Mozhui.

A second session was also held with Agriculture department, joint director, Jacob Yanthan as the valedictory guest. Khochamo Kikon from Cornerstone Higher Secondary School Dimapur and Soreni Odyuo from Unity College Dimapur were adjudged as Mr and Miss freshers’ respectively.

BLOs hold meeting with DC in Kiphire

DC & DEO along with Election Office officials and BLOs. (NP)

Correspondent KIPHIRE, SEP 15 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer Kiphire, Mohammed Ali Shihab, at a meeting with Block Level Officers (BLOs) at Hopongkyu Memorial Hall Kiphire on Saturday, said that BLOs were role models for the electors. He therefore asked the BLOs to perform their duties with sincerity and dedication.

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Shihab said that one should not succumb to pressure from any organization, but perform the role of BLOs with integrity and respect.

He said that all of them were under the surveillance of government norms, and thus they should be careful in discharging their duties.

Praising the works of the BLOs in previous elections, he said that in spite of the government having many other employees, they had been

appointed because of their potential. The DC further said that a clean electoral roll depended on the BLOs, therefore he asked them to maintain the E-Rolls properly.

Assistant election officer, Kiphire, Olivi Thurr who also spoke at the meeting, highlighted the process of the draft publication and the role of BLOs. She also answered the questions put up by the BLOs. The Meeting was chaired by EAC(P), Toking.

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IMPHAL, Sep 15: Pangal (Manipuri Muslims) community in Manipur Saturday staged demonstrations at various Pangal inhabited areas in Imphal’s West and East districts demanding justice for Md Farooque Khan aka Foorkan, who was allegedly lynched on the suspicion of stealing vehicle.

At a protest at Khabeisoi, the protestors displayed placards with various slogans like “Respect the minority”, “Let us respect the Constitution”, “Justice for Farooque”, “Pangals are also indigenous people of the state,” etc.

Later, a protest-cumpublic meeting was held at Lilong Keithel, where the members resolved to press the state government to hand over the case to an independent investigation agency preferably CBI. Farooque, a businessman after completing MBA, died at RIMS hospital in Imphal, after he was thrashed by locals of Tharoijam on the charge of lifting a twowheeler on Thursday.

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Protest against mob lynching at Khabeisoi in Imphal East district on Saturday.

action committee (JAC) formed against the lynching accused the police personnel at Patsoi police station of not doing anything to save Farooque.

They alleged that police did not put effort to stop the violent people, “who were beating the deceased even as they reached the spot on time”, the JAC leaders alleged. JAC has also submitted a memorandum to the chief minister, demanding termination of

the police personnel, who were at the spot during the incident.

JAC further denied the allegation and claimed that victim had gone to meet one of his friends Tharoijam. The meeting decided to press the state government to book other culprits involved in the lynching and also urged the state government to formulate certain policies for the safety of the people of minority community like Pangal al-

leging that they happened to be the victims of lynching incidents in the state.

T h e JA C f u r t h e r warned that failure on the part of the government to meet their demand will compel them to launch intense form of agitations.

On the other hand, residents of Tharoijam and neighbouring localities continued to protest demanding immediate release of the five persons arrested by the police.

BJP wins 96% of Tripura Gram Panchayat seats unopposed

Arunachal flash flood toll mounts to 4

and seven Panchayat Samiti seats only,” an SEC official said. The last date of withdrawal of nominations was on Friday. Almost all parties including the ruling BJP’s junior partner, the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), has been demanding rescheduling of the September 30 Panchayat elections to ensure participation of all parties.

The Opposition Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M)-led Left Front, the Congress and the IPFT, a tribal-based party, separately urged the SEC to reschedule the ongoing election process as they claimed that “massive violence prevented their nominees to file papers”.

These parties alleged that the ruling BJP workers prevented their candidates from submitting nomination papers in 35 blocks on Monday and Tuesday. The BJP, however, denied the charge.

According to the police, on Monday and Tuesday at least 25 workers of the BJP, IPFT and the Congress and

I tanagar , S e p 1 5 (PTI): With the recovery of one more body from neighbouring Assam, the toll in flash floods of Arunachal Pradesh has mounted to four while two others are still missing, an official said Saturday.

Triggered by incessant rain in the past few days, flash flood and landslides affected normal lives in several places of Itanagar, Capital Deputy Commissioner Prince Dhawan said.

Twenty-six houses have been washed away while over 60 were fully or partially damaged at affected sites such as Modirijo, the Donyi Polo area, Chandra Nagar, Lobi, GSS Police colony, Press colony, Dhawan said.

“The body of one person was recovered on Saturday from Dikrong river near Harmutty in Assam’s Lakhimpur district,” he said. The flash flood also claimed three other lives, while two persons have been missing.

Agartala, Sep 15 (IANS): The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has won unopposed 96 per cent of the Gram Panchayat and Panchayat Samiti seats and all the 18 Zilla Parishad seats in Tripura, a State Election Commission (SEC) official said.

The by-elections to 3,386 seats -- 3,207 Gram P a n c h aya t s e a t s, 1 6 1 Panchayat Samiti seats and 18 Zilla Parishads seats -- are scheduled for September 30.

These seats fell vacant following large-scale resignations of elected representatives of Left parties after the BJP-led government came to power in Tripura. Some of the three-tier Panchayat seats were lying vacant also due to the death of those representing them.

“The candidates belonging to BJP elected unopposed in 3,075 Gram Panchayats, 154 Panchayat Samities and all the 18 Zilla Parishads seats. Now election would be held on September 30 for 132 Gram Panchayat

NSCN (I-M) condemns

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): NSCN (I-M) has condemned the arrest of Keisang Kamei son of Kaipisin Kamei of Phalong/Bhalok village, Tamenglong district by 23rd Assam Rifles personnel on September 13.

In a press statement, MIP claimed that the arrested individual was not a member of the NSCN and not related to NSCN in any manner. In this regard, MIP said that Indian security forces should not randomly arrest and harass civilians on mere suspicion.

over 10 policemen including two senior officers were injured in a series of clashes between the rival factions of political parties at at least 12 locations across Tripura.

Rubbishing the opposition parties’ allegations, state BJP spokesman Mrinal Kanti Deb said the opposition parties, especially the CPI-M, could not find suitable candidates for the Gram Panchayat elections and most people are also not interested to contest the elections in Tripura on behalf of the Left parties and the Congress.

But, CPI-M central committee member Gautam Das, after a meeting with Tripura State Election Commissioner G. Kameswara Rao, told the media: “The atmosphere is not conducive to hold free and fair Panchayat elections in Tripura. Out of the 35 blocks, non-BJP parties were not allowed to file nomination papers by the ruling party supporters in 28 blocks.”

2 awarded death sentence in 2014 NDFB mass killings Guwahati, Sep 15 (IANS): A special court of National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday awarded death sentence to two and life imprisonment to two others in the mass killings triggered by terrorist outfit National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) in 2014.

A statement issued by the NIA said that while two accused, Bishnu Narzary alias N Berema and Ajoy Basumutary alias B Buhumbua, have been awarded death penalty, two others, Sanju Bordoloi alias Sibigiri and Nitul Daimary alias D Naihab, have been awarded life imprisonment. Although the court had convicted the four in the case on August 29, the quantum of punishment was pronounced on Saturday. On December 23, 2014, NDFB militants had indiscriminately fired upon villagers of Hatijuli Shantipur village in Sonitpur district of Assam killing six persons instantly and injuring two others. The Assam government had handed over the case to the NIA which registered a case on December 30 the same year under various sections and the Arms Act. A chargesheet was filed against the accused on July 22, 2015.

PM to inaugurate Sikkim’s first airport next week

GANGTOK, Sep 15 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Sikkim on September 23 to inaugurate the state’s first airport at Pakyong, a senior official has said.

After inaugurating the airport, the prime minister will address a public meeting at St. Xaviers School ground at Pakyong and return to New Delhi the same day, Chief Secretary AK Shrivastava said after chairing a high-level meeting. The greenfield airport, located 30km from Gangtok, will put Sikkim on the aviation map of the country.

Gangtok, Sep 15 (PTI): Continuous downpour on Friday triggered fresh landslides in North Sikkim, already battered by rains and widespread landslips since Sunday.

There was no information on loss of human lives due to the landslides, a district official said.

The fresh landslides were reported at Passingdong village in Dzongu.

The residents of the houses that are in danger have been shifted to safer locations, the official said,

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Dated, Wokha the 6th Sept 2018

No. Judl-47/2017-18/ / Whereas Shri. Longshithung Jami son of Late Shri. John Lotha, a permanent resident of Pangti Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to draw all dues and benefits pertaining to PPO No. PEN/COM-15505/NL/F/7288 in favour of his deceased father Late. John Lotha who expired on 25/03/2012.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/ objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

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AFFIDAVIT (Correction of father name) Regd. 5325 Dated : 18/06/2018 I, Mr. Thriseo S, S/o Shri. Late Setsato Sangtam, aged about 28 years and resident of Mission Compound Ward, Kiphire, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That inadvertently my father name in my documents has been recorded and entered as Vitokyu.

3. That this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of declaring that, my father name is Lt. Setsato Sangtam and not Vitokyu. Henceforth, Lt. Setsato Sangtam will be use for all Official correspondence and purpose.

4. That, the statement made in this affidavit from para 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared before me on this 18th day of June 2018 at Kiphire, Nagaland.

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adding that incessant rain in North Sikkim since Sunday is triggering landslides in different areas at regular intervals.

Fifty houses, school buildings and roads were damaged in the landslides reported from Dzongu, Mangan, Lachen and Mangshilla in North district of the land-locked state since Sunday, the official said.

The district remains isolated from the rest of the country due to snapping of road connectivity, the official said.

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Fresh landslides in Sikkim; road communication hit

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The road between Mangan and Chungthang has been affected by many landslides and it is likely to take about a month to open the road for vehicular traffic, the official said.

The district administration has set up a control room and disaster help lines to help the people in distress.

State Forest minister and local MLA T W Lepcha and Deputy Speaker of Sikkim Assaembly Sonam Gyatso Lepcha on Saturday visited the affected areas in

and around Mangan with the district collector, Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) and other officials.

The team visited the Rafong Khola slide where a temporary log bridge has been built by the Forest Department.

The landslides at Rafong Khola are still active due to which there is a major problem in the movement of people.

The team visited the Lanthey Khola slide, where the road has been completely damaged by landslide.

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NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smti. Angukatoli K of Atoizu town under Zunheboto District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that Her husband Late Ghotoi Sema has expired on 04/02/2011.

It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same.

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Inauguration of Pink Bus & resumption of City Bus

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 281 Dimapur, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2018

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t is without doubt that Nagaland happens to be perhaps the highest consumer of pigs even though other states in the north east too are not far behind. According to various data, the state imports over Rs.300 crore of live animals of which around Rs.200 crore is on pigs. The news that Punjab has agreed to export 8000 pigs a month or 96,000 pigs annually to Nagaland involving a transaction of around Rs.200 crore is welcome.

The pigs are bred by Punjab pig farmers who will liaise with the state government for obtaining fitness/health certificate. There is no reason to doubt the assurance given by Punjab animal husbandry minister Balbir Singh Sidhu to a delegation from Nagaland. Pigs reared in Punjab are fed with required nutrition and also in a most hygienic way unlike the stray pigs being imported from other states like Bihar or UP, which feed mostly on carrion and rubbish from dumps. Pigs from these states are not reared but allowed to roam free. So there is no cost or recurring expenditure involved in rearing the pigs the selling price is naturally inexpensive.

This is a boon to wholesalers who can earn good margin. The offer made to Nagaland also include supply of chicken and fish. Though Nagaland is a very big consumer of pork meat yet it has been importing pigs for a very long time. It clearly shows that there is something not going right somewhere.

If the demand is high then surely, the local farmers should be doing their best to supply the needs. It is perhaps at the stage of breeding that the entire pig/pork business has derailed. When there is failure to acknowledge the prime importance of proper and scientific breeding, then it only ensures short term achievement. Most the pig varieties are reportedly lacking in superior germaplasm and so pigs have poor reproductive traits. Pig breeding also requires some technical knowledge on breed, selection of male and female pigs, heat detection, care and management of pregnant sow and newborn piglets etc. Another factor for the problem is that the local farmers generally castrate the male pigs which are much sought after. The piglets are also not used for future breeding but sold off for windfall profits. To promote the business, there is need to establish sufficient pig breeder farms to produce quality disease-free animals. Local farmers and entrepreneurs have to be identified who can establish genuine pig breeding farms and given needed incentive. Also mortality in the piglets and adults has to be greatly reduced with mass vaccination and de-worming. Improved biosecurity and hygiene at farm level are essential in controlling zoonotic diseases. What is still lacking today is state-of-the-art abattoirs. These are very crucial since it involves the human health hazard and need to optimize profitability. The Punjabi deal reportedly made between Nagaland government officials with their Punjab counterparts at a meeting recently in Punjab, for supply of pigs also includes training for progressive farmers and veterinary officers in Punjab. The hardy Punjab farmers are not only productive but also cooperative and honest. If the deal is successful then it would prove a boon for the pig market in Nagaland. Consumers will get not only affordable meat but also health certified product.

DailyDevotion What To Renounce We have renounced the hidden things of shame…

—2 Corinthians 4:2 Have you “renounced the hidden things of shame” in your life— the things that your sense of honor or pride will not allow to come into the light?

You can easily hide them. Is there a thought in your heart about anyone that you would not like to be brought into the light? Then renounce it as soon as it comes to mind— renounce everything in its entirety until there is no hidden dishonesty or craftiness about you at all. Envy, jealousy, and strife don’t necessarily arise from your old nature of sin, but from the flesh which was used for these kinds of things in the past (see Romans 6:19 and 1 Peter 4:1-3). You must maintain continual watchfulness so that nothing arises in your life that would cause you shame. “…not walking in craftiness…” (2 Corinthians 4:2). This means not resorting to something simply to make your own point. This is a terrible trap. You know that God will allow you to work in only one way— the way of truth. Then be careful never to catch people through the other way— the way of deceit. If you act deceitfully, God’s blight and ruin will be upon you. What may be craftiness for you, may not be for others— God has called you to a higher standard. Never dull your sense of being your utmost for His highest— your best for His glory. For you, doing certain things would mean craftiness coming into your life for a purpose other than what is the highest and best, and it would dull the motivation that God has given you. Many people have turned back because they are afraid to look at things from God’s perspective. The greatest spiritual crisis comes when a person has to move a little farther on in his faith than the beliefs he has already accepted.

Quotes

Silence is a source of great strength. ~ Lao Tzu

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2018

Post-mortem

Can they educate before they vaccinate or medicate?

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n about a month from now the MR campaign is well underway in our State of Nagaland.

Statistics show that 7 Lakh children are targeted in Nagaland of the 410 million children in India, The reason given is to eradicate Measles and Rubella once and for all. It seems that this attempt has been made for years and the final target is 2020. Nagaland seems to be the State with only 53-58 % showing up compared to the over 95 percent government target between 9 months and 15 years they plan to vaccinate.

What are the concerns? Those who want you to vaccinate their child( although the children have no choice in the matter) and those who don’t want to vaccinate their kids or have concerns to do so.

First advice to any reader: do not get in fear, do your homework ,get informed.

You do have a choice. The children don’t. But they-and their moms- might end up with possible lifelong consequences after it is all done.

The rumour says it that if you do not vaccinate you will most likely get measles or rubella, you will not get a job, not be able to get in schools, you now become a threat to other kids .

The other side says if you do vaccinate the possibility of vaccine side effects can be disastrous because of the many other ingredients that can be toxic, cause cancer, brain defect and cause other short term and long term effects esp for pregnant women.

Who do you believe?

Anyone with a smart phone can now easily do their own research. Look on the insert of the vaccine ( downloadable from the CDC and FDA dept in the USA, applicable here) where all side effects and those who definitely should not take it , are mentioned.

Eg, the insert of MR mentions that if women are pregnant, they should not take this and if they plan to have children not to get pregnant three months after the MR vaccine.

The deeper issue: Are we allowed to ask questions or give unbiased correct information that could avoid

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medical conditions ? Can we ask if a court order was given? If this is mandatory why do parents have to give consent?

If it is “pro or anti-vaccine”, why not say “pro-medicine or antimedicine” or “pro-blood test or anti-blood test”? Or is it pro-choice or no choice?

Maybe the deeper issue is: can we make an educated choice ? But where is the info we need?

Can we properly educate the people, esp those who cannot read, about the pros and cons of this vaccine which according to the insert should be done by health care workers? Have both sides been presented?

Bill Gates- sponsor and partner of this campaign -likes to de-populate the world and he says one of the methods would be vaccination What can you do?

1/ -Stay calm, start informing yourself, and stay healthy. Pray over the vaccine if you do take it!

You are allowed to!

2/-Inform yourself regarding the legal rights you have regarding this issue. Decide calmly!

3/- Strengthen your child’s immune system through clean water , sanitation good nutrition .Washing hands properly eradicates 50 percent of getting any disease. One lemon a day with peel or one quava will boost their immune-system, Quote from one MMR insert – ( this campaign will be the MR Vax- means excluding mumps) “The health-care provider should inform the patient, parent, or guardian of the benefits and risks associated with vaccination.

For risks associated with vaccination see WARNINGS, PRECAUTIONS, and ADVERSE REACTIONS. Not vaccinating can mean Measles or Rubella. By isolation , proper care and nutrition your child can get over it quickly. The chance of your child dying of it is 1 in 8635. The chance of getting Rubella is 1 in 13 666. Leaflets of the campaign quote 49 000 and 30 000 but it is not compared with 410 million Indian children . Do your math.

When you choose to vacci-

nate, the risks for vaccine injury are mentioned in the insert . Example brain related injuries and anaphylactic shock. There are 42 paragraphs devoted to possible reactions and precautions Do you know if you are exempted according to the guidelines?

Only you will bear the consequences because you can’t blame anyone. Not vaccinating and the slight chance of getting measles and rubella will get you: “we told you”. Benefit of getting measles is lifelong immunity ( However the insert says you can get measles from the vaccine itself as well. Lifelong immunity not guaranteed) Will there be “ perfect immunity”? If your immune system is smart enough to recognize that the mutant virus in the vaccine is the same as the “wild virus” you might possibly encounter, maybe.

Why do boosters have to be given if it is for life and has that fact of lifelong immunity been proven?

If you do vaccinate and the child or you end up with a vaccine related injury, there is no one to blame either because the vaccine is given for free and you accepted it.

Do your home work first before speaking out. Then when you speak out, stay humble, stay polite, but if you are convinced either way, say so.

Avoid getting angry, violent, being obnoxious . Health care workers and media reporters are told to stay calm. So can you whether you decide for or against.

Stand up calmly for your rights.

Most in these campaigns are well meaning, caring and polite but they themselves might not have adequately been informed and presume the best.

Do we have the right to inform people with the correct info so people can make an educated choice?

Keep up with the West? Let’s start with clean water and clean sanitation and good nutrition for all citizens. That could eliminate a whole lot of problems and sickness right there!

A concerned mother for all our children.

Blessings Carin Khieya

Abducting national workers at this juncture too reckless: NNPGS WC

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he WC, NNPGs and GOI signed agreed position on 17th Nov. 2017, upon which the IndoNaga political conflict would be settled.

There has been numerous rounds of intensive talks touching issues since.

For anyone to claim there will be only one political talk, i,e with IM alone, he is either living inside a zoo or plain foolish, incapable of grasping reality.

NNPGs, WC has deliberated with all Apex Tribal Hohos, GBs, Civil Societies and Naga intellectuals on a number of occasions laying bare the practical position of the Nagas as a whole and the best acceptable and honourable way forward. Why? Nagas can no longer live in an imaginary world. It is time to be practical about our existence and future. Having retained the essence and core values of our forefathers through mutually agreed position, Nagas must progress with the rest of the world with dignity and honour. The GOI will have to recognise Naga identity, history and political right in absolute clear terms. Nagas must find a solution in consonance with contemporary political realities. There is no confusion or ambiguity within WC or among Naga tribes since transparency and consultation is an essential component in the entire process.

WC, NNPGs would like to make its position clear to the Naga people that the present negotiations with the GOI is not confined to the state of Nagaland, as some misinformed Nagas perpetually accuse NNPGs of WC do not require sensationalism and headline grabbing propaganda to stay relevant. To the WC, political negotiation and settlement is meaningless if Nagas and their ancestral territory in Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam are left in its present form in all aspects.

The NNPGs Naga delegation have conveyed to the GOI interlocutor Mr. R.N Ravi in crystal clear terms that political agreement will not sustain untill and unless Nagas in Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam are made absolute masters over their ancestral lands and resources, natural or manmade, conforming to history and political right. WC NNPGs do not believe in isolating and ignoring Nagas outside Nagaland state. The Nagas in Myanmar and their ancestral land too has been deliberated at the negotiating table.

Working Committee believes that Nagas across artificial boundaries must entrench our rights and attain

historical, political, cultural, economic and social progress on equal footing through the Agreement. The process of correcting historical errors committed by colonial powers, GOI and Burmese government shall, thus, be set into motion.

It is very unfortunate to learn that in recent times there has been a recurrence in kidnapping, abduction and confinement of Naga National Workers by NSCN (IM) at Hebron camp. While no fatality has been perpetrated this time, the ghost of 1988 and aftermath should not be revived in Nagaland. Negative actions such as haphazard abductions and kidnappings, forced labour, physical torture and humiliating treatments under detentions are best avoided at this juncture. Most unfortunately, money ranging from Rs. 15,000/- to Rs. 1, 00,000/- are being demanded from detainees for their release.

It is unimaginable that Nagaland would become a haven for abductors and ransom seekers in the garb of nationalism where the bona-fide citizens become unsafe in their own land Nagaland, God forbid, it should not happen. This characteristics do not conform to the principle of Naga brotherhood and fraternity. All National workers detained at Hebron camp must be released immediately unharmed at the earliest lest misunderstanding arises among the Nagas and consequences become too high a price to even imagine. As it is, some committees are observing Black Day in Manipur and elsewhere mourning their dead. None should walk this tragic path again. Nagas must work towards celebrating victory of a just cause and this is the aspiration of the WC, NNPGs. Those indulging in such profit making business may think twice before kidnapping or abducting someone’s son, father, brother, uncle or cousin. At this point of Naga struggle, all sides must make an effort to heal past wounds instead of cutting open the old scars. There would be small destructive minds in any organization, as past reveals, who would play spoilsport to common aspiration. Nagas must be on guard against these elements. All those who truly believe in ‘Nagaland for Christ’ must be guided by sanity and reason. Naga history should not be shamed again. The name of Christ and Naga people should not be taken for granted.

Media Cell, Working Committee, NNPGs

Paying the Price of Silence

he claim of one MLA of Assam in recent times regarding ownership of Dimapur smacks of mala fide intention, and is flawed on historical front.

Firstly, the intention is certainly to foment enmity between the peoples of Assam and Nagaland. Moreover, an Assamese leader espousing the cause of the Kacharis at this juncture is laughable considering that the latter are treated as second-class citizens in their own State.

We need no elaboration on this count.

Secondly, the politician should study his own history to get his facts right.

The claim that Dimapur was named after Hidimba is not supported by history. Scholars have time and again pointed out that Hidimba was an old name of Cachar. (A History of Assam, Sir Edward Gait) The report that the Kacharis ruled over vast swathes of areas between Dhansiri and Cachar is not entirely wrong. But after 1490 when the first recorded battle between the Ahoms and the Kacharis took place on the bank of river Dikhu where the latter defeated the former, the Kacharis slowly lost their hold over the areas mentioned, as the Ahoms, despite their defeat, gradually made inroads towards Dhansiri river. Dikhu river ceased thereafter to be the traditional boundary between the two nations.

In 1531, a severe battle took place between the two armies in the south of what is now Golaghat where Detcha, the brother of Kachari king Khunkhara, was killed.

Following this battle, the Ahoms penetrated as far as the Kachari capital Dimapur and the Kachari king Khunkhara fled. The victorious Ahoms then placed Detsung, a distant relative

of the Kachari king, on the Kachari throne.

H owe ve r, i n 1 5 3 6 , Detsung quarreled with the Ahoms who then ransacked Dimapur. The Kacharis then fled from Dimapur and heading south west, set up their capital at Maibong on the banks of river Mahur.

After the plains of Dhansiri were vacated by the Kacharis in the 15th century, tribesmen from the hills slowly occupied the fertile valley. Angami tribesmen from Western Angami and Chakhroma areas started trade and commerce with people of the plains for salt and other essentials.

Chumukedima villagers recall the yearly tax their forefathers received in the form of salt and cattle from people located as far as Nowgong (Nagaon). This is confirmed

by ER Grange, who, writing about the Kacharis in and around present-day Manja area (Mahong Dijao), in 1840 recorded: “The Cacharees here (Bokolea), till within two years past, have been obliged to pay tribute to the Nagas of Sumoogoding, to preserve peace. The tribute consisted of a cow or bullock, and one maund of salt per annum.”

(Verrier Elwin, THE NAGAS in the Nineteenth Century, page 218) Alexander Mackenzie, narrating about ER Grange’s second expedition to the Naga Hills in 1840, mentions how the expedition resulted in burning of five villages and capture of eleven Naga prisoners.

“Soon after Mr Grange had returned from the hills the second time, the two Ganw Boorahs of Samoogooting came down and entered into written engagements to be friendly, expressing a wish to settle on the plains. Lands east of Mohang Dijooa were promised them, and the Naga

prisoners were all released, but it does not appear that any active steps were taken to induce a Naga immigration to the plains.” (The NorthEast Frontiers of Bengal, page 106) In the same book, Mackenzie, writing about occupation of Chumukedima, mentions how all “Angami Nagas visiting the plains of Assam were to be furnished with passes… as they passed through Sumoogooting, where they were also to leave their spears.” In a footnote, the author states that the “boundaries of the District of the “Naga Hills” were thus fixed in 1867 – “Eastern Boundary – The “Doyeng” or “Rengmah” river.

“Northern Boundary – A line from the confluence of the “Doyeng” and “Dhunseery” river along the “Dhunseery” for a distance of six miles, thence up the Nambar Nulla to its source and across country to a point on the “Doeegooroong” nulla, thence along it northwards for a distance of 7 ½ miles, from which point it takes a due westerly course to a point on the “Kolleeanee” river along which it runs for a distance of 28 miles.

“Southern Boundary – A line along the crest of the Burrail range from the source of the “Rengmah” or the “Doyeng” to the small western feeder at the source of the “Dhunseery” river.

“Western Boundary – A line from the crest of the “Burrail” range down the “Dhunseery” river for a distance of 26 miles, thence across the Hills to a point on the “Loongteng” river and along it to its confluence with the “Doyeng” river; across the Hills to the “Gungah Ghat” on the “Kopilee” rivers; and along it to the junction of the “Kopilee” and the “Doyeng”

rivers; …”

However, due to lack of population, the Nagas could not establish more settlements in the plains till recent memory when other tribesmen from other parts of the then Naga Hills, chiefly through the involvement of the British administrators, settled in pockets after seeking due permission from the traditional landowners, namely, Chumukedima and Seitiekiema villages.

Now, it is a historical fact that the Ahoms themselves chased away the Kacharis and ransacked their capital Dimapur. But, the Ahoms made no attempt to occupy Dimapur.

In fact, Dimapur, in whatever array or disarray it was post Ahom-Kachari imbroglio in the 16th century, found mention and gained prominence only when the colonial powers, to appease the “wild” marauding Angamis who made frequent attacks on the tax-paying villages, released several Angami Naga prisoners and agreed to set up a “salt market” at “Dheemapore” way back in the mid 19th century. And if one were to go through the maps and descriptions of the early British officials who made daring expeditions to these wild and barbarous, uncharted regions of the world in their attempt to find routes to Manipur from Assam in the 19th century, present-day Assamese zealots would cringe and feel 2-feet small when they find that villages from present-day Bakolia were paying “tribute” to the Naga villagers of Chumukedima as far back as 1838!

And what about this fantastic claim that Assam had leased Dimapur to Nagaland for 99 years in 1963? Bravo!

This fellow needs a medal!

We need to be coached by him as to how one can make oneself so stupid. We of the

Northeast need not travel all the way to Agartala to meet that gentleman who declared Internet was availed by a section of humanity since one lakh years back! Now, where is that document of 99-year lease? Who were the signatories? And where was/is it?

As a matter of fact, Nagaland, based on 16-point Agreement of 1960, has more legitimate rights to claim vast swathes of land and forests presently located in Assam.

The Agreement was a solemn agreement signed between Government of India and representatives of the Naga people. And the 12th and 13th points of the said Agreement, by invoking the provisions of Articles 3 and 4 of the Constitution of India, should be vigorously pursued and brought to fruition.

However, Nagas have been too complacent for our own good. For instance, unilateral abrogation of Point #2 of the Agreement in 1972

by the Government of India when Nagaland was placed under Ministry of Home Affairs from the Ministry of External Affairs. Also, Point #11 was violated when in 1989, Nagaland, along with others, was denied the Special Category State status even though it was categorically specified in the Agreement that the Government of India would make special financial arrangements for Nagaland.

The financial position of the State drastically worsened after 1989, and over the decades, we are now strapped with thousands of crores in deficit.

We have remained silent on the land earmarked for us by the British; we have remained mute when provisions of a solemn Agreement were flagrantly and unilaterally abrogated by the Government of India, and we are now paying the price for our silence.

Sebastian Zumvu

Reader’s Post

Appeal to SBI for ATM booth services in Wokha

Sir,

I would like to request your concern authority to look into your area ATM booth services as most of the ATM booths are not functioning well or give proper services to your esteem customers. To generate one’s own ATM pin by your esteem customers we have to go to ATM booth and generate ourselves. But to an utter surprise mostly the ATM booth in Wokha Town are not functioning with the PIN generation button in SBI ATM booth. The SBI ATM booth like DBHSS junction, Church Colony, GHSS Colony etc permanently not functioning with this pin generation button. Some ATM booth like Zuvotong Colony was closed. Therefore I kindly request your concern authority to look into the matter at the earliest for the smooth functioning and services to your thousands esteem customers.

Limhathung N Yanthan, New Colony, Wokha Town

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2018

Laws inadequate to check money abuse in polls: CEC

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (PTI): Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) O P Rawat said Saturday the present set of laws are “inadequate” to tackle the menace of black money in elections, and noted that Cambridge Analytica like “machinations” of data theft, data harvesting and fake news pose a potent threat to the electoral process in the country.

Rawat, speaking on ‘challenges to India electoral democracy’ at a symposium, said democracy does not run on whims and it requires traits such as courage, character, integrity and knowledge that are diminishing and are on the “verge of extinction” in the country.

The CEC, underlining a number of issues and challenges that face the electoral body, said clean elections are like a “well spring of legitimacy” for the leadership and the people of the country and if this was contaminated by such issues, the common man becomes “cynical” about the entire system, which is an area of concern.

“With the rise of fake news, with the rise of make believe things, with the rise of all kind of machinations like data theft, data harvesting, profiling, targeted

Unemployment causing rapes: Haryana BJP MLA CHANDIGARH, Sep 15 (PTI): A BJP lawmaker from Haryana, Premlata Singh, on Saturday blamed “frustration” among unemployed youths as the reason for rapes in the country, triggering angry reactions on social media.

“The frustration that has crept into the minds of our youths is one of the reasons behind such incidents (rapes). Youths who are frustrated, unemployed and unsure of their future commit such heinous acts,” the BJP lawmaker from Uchana Kalan said.

“A wrong tradition has started in our society...

Men develop bad intentions when they see a woman anywhere,” she added.

Premlata Singh, whose husband is union minister Birender Singh, was commenting on the gang-rape of a 19-year-old woman in Haryana’s Rewari city.

national 5 LeT, HM militants killed in encounter in J&K

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No pre-poll alliance in Telangana: Shah

Srinagar, Sep (PTI): Five militants belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) were killed in an encounter with security forces in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir Saturday, officials said.

Five militants have been killed in the operation at Chowgam in Kulgam district of south Kashmir, an Army official said here.

He said weapons and war-like stores have been recovered from the encounter site.

The operation is over, the official said.

The encounter between the militants and security forces began this morning after the forces launched a cordon-andsearch operation in the area following intelligence inputs about the presence of militants there.

While the forces were conducting the searches, the militants fired upon the forces, ensuing a gunfight.

A police official said the militants belonged to two outfits of LeT and HM and their killing was a huge success for the forces.

“It is a huge success for police and security forces. The militants belonged to both HM and LeT,” he said. He said most of the slain militants were “involved in a series of terror acts including killing of two bank employees and many policemen”.

Hyderabad, Sep 15 (Agencies): Refuting that the BJP has any understanding or pre-poll alliance with the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS), BJP national president Amit Shah on Saturday said that his party will contest the upcoming assembly elections on its own and that there is no confusion about it, Livemint reported.

Shah, who landed in Hyderabad on Saturday morning to launch the BJP’s poll campaign, stated that the BJP led centre gave Telangana over Rs. 2 lakh crore in the last 4.5 years, and alleged that the TRS did not utilise it well for the state’s development.

Coming down heavily on TRS supremo and former chief minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, Shah claimed that the state government did not set-up the required infrastructure in many districts after the erstwhile nine (out of 10) were reorganised a few years ago.

“We don’t oppose the reorganization of districts, but it is the responsibility of the government to establish collector offices, district police superintendent offices, new circles etc,” said Shah, while addressing a press conference at the BJP’s head office in Hyderabad on Saturday.

The BJP national president alleged that the Rao-led government had blocked the Centre’s programmes in the state and that not

2019 about Modi vs Public, not Modi vs Opposition: Tejashwi

Sudin Dhavalikar may become next Goa chief minister

nal violence”.

The RSS doesn’t even respect the national fag, Tejashwi said, questioning why the saffron group did not fly the tricolour at its headquarters in Nagpur.

“Samay pe ho jayega [We’ll cross the bridge when we come to it],” Tejashwi said when asked about who among the Opposition leaders would be the prime ministerial candidate for the 2019 Lok Sabha election.

And, what about Rahul Gandhi’s statement that he was ready to be the prime minister of India? Well, Tejashwi explained, Gandhi had said that he would be willing to be prime minister if his Congress emerged as the single-largest party in the 2019 Lok Sabha election.

And, that is okay, Tejashwi said. “The party that is the single-largest will obviously claim the PM’s post. Why will they not?”

New delhi, Sep 15 (Agencies): The political limbo in Goa is likely to come to an end as the second senior most minister in the Manohar Parrikar government Ramkrishna, also known as Sudin Dhavalikar, has emerged as the future chief minister of the state, India Today reported.

Two senior BJP observers arrived in Panaji today after CM Manohar Parrikar was flown to Delhi where he has been admitted to the AIIMS for further treatment. He was admitted to a private hospital in Candolim after suffering from high fever.

BJP observers including organisation secretary Vijay Puranik took stock of the political situation after Parrikar left for Delhi. In 2014, Dhavalikar had worked up a storm when he insisted that bikinis should be banned on Goa’s beaches.

O.P Rawat

communication affecting not only communication but referendum world over and changing the outcome of any process which is meant to translate popular will in (taking) a healthy decision, in (choosing) a healthy representative government. That’s the potent threat every democracy in the world is facing,” Rawat said at the event organised by the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi.

The CEC said the EC was well aware of these issues amongst many others similar to them.

“Here in our country, the Commission is seized of issues such as cyber security, securing our data so that Cambridge Analytica kind of things do not happen over elections, about misuse and abuse of social media platforms, about fake news, about all kinds of ills that get into whether it is management of electoral rolls, campaign fi-

New Delhi, Sep 15 (Agencies): Will the Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party be defeated by a united Opposition in the 2019 Lok Sabha election? He will be defeated, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav says, but not by any Opposition.

“Modi will be defeated by the Indian public, especially the youth.”

Tejashwi, the son of former Bihar Chief Minister Lalu Prasad and currently the leader of the opposition in Bihar, was speaking at the India Today Mind Rocks 2018, Delhi.

His session was titled, “BJP vs Opposition”, an appellation that Tejashwi expressed problem with. “The session should be called BJP vs Public,” Tejashwi said, echoing his remarks about the people of India being against the Modi government.

“India’s youth feels

nance, polling process and technology,” he said.

Specifically talking about the use of money power during polls, the top EC functionary said current laws were not of much help for them to ensure a complete check at this abuse and that is why “state funding” of polls was not possible in India at present.

“Abuse of money is the main concern for India and in Indian elections.

There has been a lot of talk for bringing about transparency in campaign finance, even people talk about state funding.

“But, whatever legal framework is available as on date today, is not adequate to address this issue.

And therefore, the commission has been suggesting a number of reforms in this direction,” the CEC said.

On state funding, he said, the commission feels that “it won’t serve the purpose effectively because so long as you have torrents of money from such sources flowing into the election arena, the state funding is just like a fig leaf trying to control that torrent.”

Rawat said effective use of media and curbing use of fake news and paid news were an important area on which the poll body has been working upon.

Tejashwi Yadav

cheated,” Tejashwi said.

“People won’t bring Narendra Modi back to power.”

When asked about the Opposition’s strategy for the upcoming general election, Tejashwi said, “We are not against Modi. We are against the ideology of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.”

The RJD leader then went on to launch a full-on attack on the RSS, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party’s ideological parent of “wanting to divide the country” and of “promoting commu-

BJP National President Amit Shah beats a drum as the party begins its campaign in the poll-bound state, in Hyderabad, Saturday. (PTI)

more than 15% of the total beneficiaries had availed of the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bhima Yojana insurance scheme in Telangana.

“Both the TRS and Congress do appeasement (politics),” added Shah. Shah, launching BJP’s campaign in the state, later proceeded to Mahabubnagar district to address a public meeting on Saturday. While the Congress, Telugu Desam Party and the Telangana Jana Samithi have stitched up a grand alliance, the BJP and TRS have both said that they will be contesting the upcoming assembly elections alone.

Shah criticises TRS for calling early polls

Meanwhile, according to India TV, Amit Shah questioned TRS for imposing early polls in Telangana, terming it an “additional burden” on the people of the state.

Shah sought to know as to why the TRS imposed early polls on the state even when Lok Sabha and Assembly elections are scheduled to be held nine months later. Shah told a news conference that Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao had initially supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s idea of “one nation one election” but he was surprised when he suddenly changed his stand.

“Rao and TRS have forced a small state to bear expenditure of two elections. BJP believes that TRS has put an additional burden of crores of rupees on people to further its political interests,” said the BJP chief.

Shah said that the BJP was ready to give a tough fight to both TRS and opposition Congress in every constituency. He was confident that the BJP will emerge as a strong and decisive force in the state.

Nun rape case: Mulakkal steps down NEW DELHI, Sep 15 (Agencies): Jalandhar Bishop Franco Mulakkal, the accused in the Kerala nun rape case, has stepped down amid reports that the case has been brought to the notice of the Vatican. The church representative from India is in the Vatican and is likely to discuss the issue, news agency ANI reported.

Bishop Franco Mulakkal said in a letter, “I would like to thank all of you for your continued support and prayers for me at this time continued problems affecting my Episcopal ministry.

As you have probably come to know from the media the investigation into the allegations raised against me there are several contradictions in the evidences collected against me as per the report of the police. It is reported I am likely to be called for further clarifications by the investigating officer in Kerala.”

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the result of the findings of the team probing the allegation. In my absence Msgr.

Mathew Kokkandam will administer the Diocese as is the normal practice when I am away from the Diocese,” he added.

Meanwhile, the Jalandhar police served a notice to Bishop Franco Mulakkal, to appear before the Kerala police on September 19.

The nun had recently sought urgent intervention of the Vatican for justice and demanded Bishop Franco Mulakkal’s removal as the head of the Jalandhar diocese, questioning why the church was “closing its eyes

to the truth”, when she had mustered courage to make public her suffering.

She alleged that Bishop Mulakkal was using “political and money power” to “bury” the case against him.

The nun has accused the clergyman of repeated sexual assault between 2014 and 2016.

The bishop has, however, dismissed the allegations as “baseless and concocted”, insisting she levelled charges against the catholic order as it had rejected her demand for favours.

Kerala police on Friday registered a complaint against the Missionaries of Jesus hours after the congregation released a photograph of the nun, seated with her alleged tormentor.

The congregation put out the photograph in a release issued to the media to publish the findings of its enquiry commission, which looked into the nun’s allegations.

India, Serbia resolve to fight Army man involved in Haryana CBSE topper’s rape terrorism, enhance cooperation who gives them any leads.

The second-year student who topped the CBSE board exam was allegedly raped till she fell unconscious, and dumped at a bus stand on Wednesday.

“Pankaj Fauzi is one of the accused who is working in an army unit in Rajasthan. A police team has gone to Rajasthan to arrest him. I am sure that he will be arrested today,” Haryana police chief BS Sandhu said.

The police have identified

the two leaders we also exchanged views on multilateral issues and agreed to intensify cooperation in the areas of mutual interest.

“India and Serbia have had close cooperation at the United Nations and other multilateral fora.

We agreed that United Nations need to be reformed to reflect the realities of today and address current global challenges, it is long overdue,” Naidu said.

“We resolved to fight

the scourge of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and agreed to strengthen cooperation in fight against terrorism at various international fora.

It is a global challenge and requires a global response.

Terror has no religion.

Terroism is enemy of humanity. We must all come together. I am happy that both of us agreed to move in the direction of creating the needed public opinion,” he said.

ment for her CBSE marks, said she could have been raped by eight to 10 men.

“Medical report confirms rape. We’ve made multiple teams to nab the accused. I appeal to the people to give us any information they have regarding the case and have announced a reward of Rs. 1 lakh for those who help us in cracking the case,” police officer Naazneed Bhasin was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.

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In her complaint, the student said that when was on her way to a coaching centre near her village, three young men in a car allegedly kidnapped her and dragged her to a field, where they raped her, before dumping her at the bus stand. She said she was offered a drink laced with sedatives. The father of the young woman, who was felicitated by the govern-

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the other two men as Manish and Nishu who are on the run. All the three men were known to the woman, they added.

“If an army personnel is involved in the crime we will ensure that the person is caught and booked for rape. We do not shelter criminals,” Lt. Gen Cherish Mathson, General Officer Commanding-in-Chief South Western Command, said. “They (the accused) will be caught soon,” Harya-

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Belgrade, Sep 15 (PTI): India and Serbia on Saturday resolved to fight the scourge of terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and decided to enhance cooperation in areas like defence manufacturing, IT and infrastructure, as Vice President Venkaiah Naidu met Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.

Naidu, who arrived here on Friday, was welcomed by Vucic at the Serbia Palace.

During the visit, the two sides signed agreement on cooperation in the field of plant health and plant quarantine and a revised Air Services Agreement.

“The agreement on cooperation in plant protection and plant quarantine would contribute to increasing bilateral trade in agricultural products. The Air Services Agreement would boost trade and tourism by launch of direct air connectivity between India to Serbia in future,” Naidu said in a statement.

In their discussions,

CHANDIGARH/NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (AGENCIES): An Indian Army soldier is among the three men accused of raping a 19year-old college student in Haryana earlier this week, the police said on Saturday, NDTV reported. They are yet to arrest a single suspect three days after young woman was allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped by a group of men in Haryana. The police have offered a reward of Rs. 1 lakh for anyone

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According to her, there could be short term measures to contain the trade imbalance. In order to stop further depreciation of the rupee and widening of current account deficit (CAD), the government on Friday took some measures and a broad policy decision to curb non-essential imports and increase exports.

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SKK All Sumi Students Union president, Atokiho Swu launching the website. (NP)

cate with service providers, study the demands etc, she said. However, all personal information will remain confidential, she added.

While calling upon the people to enjoy the available facilities, Mezhü also urged the consumers to encouraged and support the local entrepreneurs.

A brief highlights on the system and functioning of MW Enterprises was shared by MW director (A&M), Nito Achumi.

The programme was coordinated by director (E&T) MW Enterprise, Sungkum Aier and dedicatory prayer was offered

by Eastern Bible College (EBC) Dimapur reverend, Thungdemo Lotha.

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D I M A P U R , S EP 1 5 (NPN): MW Enterprises Saturday launched the mwshoppee website at Citisoft Solutions (NE), Dimapur. The website, www.mwshoppee.com, was launched by SKK All Sumi Students Union president, Atokiho Swu. Speaking at the launching ceremony, Kekhriele-ü Mezhü, advisor of MW Enterprises said that mwshoppe as an e-commerce will be different from other e-commerce. She said that the website will focus more on making indigenous products available.

The website, which will focus on facilitating

E-commerce is trying to bring commodities at a cheap price by compromising the quality of the products, however, mwshoppe website will look to bring the product at a reasonable price with quality products, said Mezhü.

She said that entrepreneurs and businessmen need to follow the terms and conditions in order to avail the platform of selling their products.

Mezhü said that the website has a review sections where one can put up their opinions, suggestions and grievances. Personal information will be collected when one log into www. mwshoppee.com inorder to collect data to communi-

Ko l kata , S e p 1 5 (IANS): The Indian rupee is “tracking closer to its fair value” and the scope for further rapid depreciation appears unlikely, though the time is appropriate for policy interventions to anchor negative sentiments, experts said on Saturday.

“Currently, the rupee is tracking closer to its fair value as per our fair value computation. From here on, the scope for rapid depreciation appears unlikely,” Yes Bank’s Group President and Chief Economist Shubhada Rao said. The Indian rupee on Friday closed at 71.85, recovering 34 paise from its previous close of 72.19 per greenback.

She, however, said policy interventions are required

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NEW DELHI, Sep 15 (Agencies): The government expects state-run banks to recover Rs 1.5 lakh crore of bad debt during the current financial year, twice the amount that lenders had managed to get out of defaulting companies. “We are aiming to double the NPA recovery in fiscal 2019. In 2017-18 total NPA recovery was around Rs 74,000 crore.

We asked banks to match last full fiscal year recovery number by the end of second half,” a senior government official said.

Although NPAs situation seemed to have improved a little, banks are not completely out of the woods yet. The government has been insisting on a focused recovery drive, including a special team to deal with the issue.

Up to the June quarter, public sector banks recovered around Rs 36,500 crore with the amount expected to reach Rs 75,000-80,000 crore by September-end.

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11 markets in the NonJapan Asian region, which continue to dominate and represent a 53 per cent share of the universe, with a total market capitalisation of over USD 4 trillion.

The report further noted that in 2017 alone, Non-Japan-Asia-based family-owned companies generated 25.63 per cent greater cash flow return on investment (CFROI) than their non-family owned counterparts, and delivered a 4.2 per cent outperformance in annual average share price return since 2006.

“This year we find family-owned businesses are continuing to outperform their peers in every region, every sector, whatever their size. We believe this is down to the longer-term outlook of family-owned businesses relying less on external funding and investing more in research and development,” said Eugène Klerk, Head Analyst of Thematic Investments at Credit Suisse and the report’s lead author.

Further, out of the top 50 most profitable companies globally, 24 were from Asia, with a total market capitalisation of USD 748 billion. The list included 12 Indian family-owned companies with a total market capitalisation of USD 192.2 billion.

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fiscal grew by 17.34 per cent to USD 216.43 billion.

Trade deficit during the period widened to USD 80.35 billion as against USD 67.27 billion in the same period last year.

Oil imports during April-August this fiscal grew by 53.35 per cent to USD 58.81 billion and non-oil imports were up by 7.84 per cent to USD 157.62 billion.

The high trade deficit is one of the factors that dragged the rupee to below 70 levels.

The rupee touched an all-time low of 72.91 on September 12. Today it closed at 71.84 against the dollar.

Commenting on the figures, Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) said that some of the small and micro sectors of exports are still reeling under pressure because of the liquidity crunch as banks and financial institutions have continuously been tightening their lending norms and ITC refund for exports still poses a challenge.

It also raised concerns on the high trade deficit, primarily on account of swelling of crude imports bill due to rising global oil prices and higher gold import, which has further added pressure on Indian Rupee.

New Delhi, Sep 15 (Agencies): India ranks third globally in terms of number of family owned businesses with 111 companies of USD 839 billion total market capitalisation, followed closely after China with 159 firms and the United States with 121 firms, says a report.

Indian family-owned companies generated a 13.9 per cent annual average share price return since 2006, compared to 6 per cent recorded by their nonfamily-owned peers, the report said. According to the ‘Credit Suisse Family 1000 in 2018’ report, published by the Credit Suisse Research Institute (CSRI), in terms of number of family owned businesses, within the non-Japan Asian region, China, India and Hong Kong dominate the list. These three jurisdictions together comprise around 65 per cent of the non-Japan Asian section of the CSRI’s database, and has a combined market capitalisation of USD 2.85 trillion (or 71 per cent) of the market share, reports PTI. Korea came in fourth place, with 43 companies (USD 434.1 billion market capitalisation), followed by Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand, each with 26 companies.

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New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): The country’s exports rose at the fastest pace in three months to reach USD 27.84 billion in August on account of healthy growth in petroleum products, engineering, pharma, and gems and jewellery shipments.

Imports too grew by 25.41 per cent in August to USD 45.24 billion due to costlier crude oil shipments.

In August, the growth rate in overseas shipments touched a three-month high of 19.21 per cent. Earlier in May, exports had recorded a growth of 20.18 per cent.

Trade deficit during the month narrowed to USD 17.4 billion as against

USD 12.72 billion in the same month last year, according to the data released by the commerce ministry Friday. In July, the trade deficit soared to a near fiveyear high of USD 18.02 billion.

Exports of petroleum products, engineering, pharma and gems and jewellery in August rose by 43.25 per cent, 31.81 per cent, 28.52 per cent and 34.76 per cent respectively.

Oil imports in August grew by 51.62 per cent to USD 11.83 billion and nonoil imports were up by 18.17 per cent to USD 33.41 billion. Gold imports in August jumped by 92.62 per cent to USD 3.64 billion. The continuous fall in the value of domestic currency appears to be helping exports.

During April-August this fiscal, the exports recorded a growth of 16.13 per cent to USD 136.09 billion, while imports during the first five months of this

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3 killed, 248 injured in Gaza clashes

A woman holds a Palestinian flag during clashes with Israeli troops on the GazaIsrael border, east of Gaza City, on September 14.

Jerusalem, Sep 15 (IANS): At least three Palestinians were killed and hundreds injured on Friday afternoon during clashes with Israeli soldiers on the border between eastern Gaza Strip and Israel, the Gaza Health Ministry said.

Ashraf al-Qedra, spokesperson of the Health Ministry in Gaza, said that three Palestinians were shot dead and hundreds injured

by Israeli soldiers’ gunfire

in various areas in eastern Gaza Strip, close to the border with Israel.

He said that 120 of the 248 injured were referred to hospitals for treatment.

Eighty of them were shot by live bullets. Two of them are voluntary paramedics.

On Friday afternoon, hundreds of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip arrived at five different spots in the eastern area of the coastal enclave, close to the border

with Israel as part of their participation of the 25th Friday of the “Great March of Return”, Xinhua reported.

They waved Palestinian flags, burned tires and chanted slogans against Israel. Some of the demonstrators released dozens of arson balloons into Israel.

Local media reported that around eight protesters managed to cut the barbed wire of the fence on the border in southern Gaza Strip,

and infiltrated into Israel for a short while and then returned into Gaza.

An Israeli army spokesman confirmed in a press statement that around 13,000 Palestinians joined Friday’s protests in eastern Gaza, adding that its tanks targeted military facilities belonging to Hamas in eastern Gaza Strip.

The Israeli media reported that Palestinian activists threw three fire bombs at an Israeli army force stationed at the border between eastern Gaza Strip and Israel, adding that dozens of arson balloons were released from Gaza into Israel, causing large fires.

Abdulatif al-Qanou’a, Hamas spokesman in Gaza, said in a statement that the “Great March of Return” rally will continue until it achieves its goals.

“We will use all means and instrument to break the siege,” said Sami Abu Zuhri, another spokesman for Hamas.

The anti-Israel rally, which began on March 30 and has been going on every Friday, has so far left 177 Palestinians killed and more than 19,000 others wounded, Al-Qedra said.

4 killed in Army helicopter crash in Afghanistan Herat, Sep 15 (AFP): An Afghan military helicopter carrying weapons and ammunition burst into flames during an “emergency landing” in western Afghanistan, killing at least four people, including the pilot, officials said Saturday.

The aircraft was flying from Herat to the neighbouring province of Farah on Friday night when it experienced “technical problems”, Farah provincial governor spokesman Nasir Mehri told AFP. Farah police spokesman Mohibullah Mohib confirmed the death toll.

The defence ministry said five people were killed.

A technical team has been sent to the area to investigate the accident the defence ministry said in a statement.

But in a WhatsApp message to journalists, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said militants had shot down the “enemy helicopter”.

The Taliban has stepped up attacks on security forces as Afghan and international players ratchet up efforts to convince the group to engage in peace talks.

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Teddie Davis goes to check on one of the town's signature bears that was toppled

by Hurricane Florence in downtown New Bern, N.C. (AP/PTI)

Washington, Sep 15 (IANS): At least seven people were killed as hurricane Florence made landfall in the US state of North Carolina, battering the state with a powerful combination of wind and rain. Warnings were issued about the risk of life-threatening flash flooding in parts of North and South Carolina as well as in Virginia.

It was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm on Friday, but continued to soak the East Coast area with rain, downing trees and damaging homes. Some areas grappled with intense flooding, while hundreds in the city of New Bern and North Carolina required rescue in the early

hours of Saturday.

Parts of New Bern and North Carolina were 10 feet underwater after local rivers overflowed their banks.

Thousands of people were staying in emergency shelters. Evacuation warnings were issued for 1.7 million people in the region, the US media reported.

Florence was slowly grinding over the eastern states, with winds of 65mph (105km/h). It was expected to keep lashing parts of North and South Carolina into the weekend. Up to 40 inches of rain and storm surges pushing water inland will produce catastrophic flash flooding, the National Hurricane Centre said.

Two people in Car-

teret County died due to the storm, officials said.

A mother and her infant were killed in Wilmington when a tree fell on their home. According to officials, the child’s father was also transported to hospital with injuries.

Two men in their 70s were killed in Lenoir County. One was killed while connecting an electrical generator and another man was killed in a wind-related incident when checking on dogs outside his property.

A county official said that a woman died from cardiac arrest in the town of Hampstead after emergency responders had their route to reach her blocked by downed trees.

Organizations condemn murder of police inspector Naga solution not poll centric: Madhav (From p-1) On the continuous steep hike in fuel prices, Madhav diverted attention by saying that inflation was at its lowest and the prices of all essential commodities was brought down and that oil prices were guided by international developments.

Madhav instead gave his own explanation comparing fuel prices during UPA and during the current BJP regime, saying it was much less now. Madhav however reminded that the issue was a challenge for the Modi government which was trying its best to reduce the fuel price and exuded confidence

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This rejoinder is issued in response to paid news issued by Mr. Thüpuchiyi Nienu in Nagaland Post on 15/09/2018 falsely claiming my land and house at Bethel Colony Phek Town as his property. He should prove with relevant documents on what basis he had made the claim or tender public apology in the same news daily within a week, failing which, a defamation case will be filed against him.

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The Vihokhu Village Council expresses happiness and conveys heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Rokolhu, Director, Nagaland Ingratech, Class-I Contractor and Dr. Rovi Zhunyu, Project Manager, Naagaamu Ingratech Pvt. Ltd. for providing selfless help and contributions through his man power, machineries and materials in constructing the sub-way. The Sub-way of Balijan at Khehokhu-Vihokhu road was finally opened to traffic on 13/09/2018 at 8:30 a.m with a dedicatory prayer by Rev. Nivuto Yeptho, pastor and a brief programme. The single lane temporary sub-way which connects the Niuland Sub-Division was completed within the time frame of 3 (three) weeks only. The Village Council also thank the PWD (R&B) Dimapur Division for their technical support and timely act taken from the time since the Balijan slab culvert was washed away on 24th July, 2017.

The Village Council also appreciates and thank the constituency MLA, Shri. Zhaleo Rio, Deputy Speaker NLA for inspecting the sub-way on 13/09/2018.

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With immense pride and joy, we extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. I. Alila Mongro, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Imnaneken Mongro for being awarded ‘Chubainla Jamir Academic Award’ for topping from Fazl Ali College in the B.A Final Examination conducted by the NU 2018.

While acknowledging the laurels that she has brought to the community, the LTMT further prays to our Almighty to shower more blessings for her future endeavours.

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upto the expectations and trust reposed by the people of the State.

He also urged the legislators to have patience in serving the people even though all legislators may not be contented with their respective portfolios.

The BJP legislators also shared their concerns for the welfare of the state.

Madhav assured to extend all possible help from his end.

Further, the legislators reiterated their commitment to provide a strong and stable government in the State and at the same time rubbished any rumors about disunity within the state BJP legislators.

OFFICE OF THE

The Kuhuboto Ghakhu Public Organisation would like to express our profound gratitude to Shri. Zhaleo Rio, Deputy Speaker NLA and MLA 5-Ghaspani-II for visiting the flood affected areas under Kuhuboto Area. The KGPO acknowledges the concern shown by our Hon'ble MLA in rebuilding of Bridge over river Asaye Ghoki (Balijan) under Khehoku-Vihokhu village, lower (Balijan) Suhoi-Hoito Village and Hanging Bridge at Khughovi Village which was severely affected during this monsoon season. The KGPO is optimistic that under his able leadership, the efforts of his works will bear positive results.

(Kuhovi Zhimomi) President, KGPO

that fuel prices will reduce soon.

On the removal of senior BJP party workers and replaced with new members, Madhav said leaders will take care of all the party members and seniors will be accommodated different assignments in one way or the other.

Meanwhile, in a press note DCMO media cell stated that Ram Madhav held a meeting with the BJP legislators at the deputy chief minister, Y. Patton’s residence.

He encouraged the BJP legislators to be proactive in delivering the goods to the people and to live

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SOCIAL WELFARE NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO.SW/ICDS/PMMVY-5/2017/2307

Dated, Kohima the 15th Sept, 2018

CORRIGENDUM

Apropos to the declaration of Results under Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY) Scheme for the posts of State / District Programme Coordinator, and State/ District Programme Assistants published in all leading dailies on 5th/ 6th Sept 2018, Roll No. 35, District Coordinator under Zunheboto District should be read as Roll No. 33, and not as published.

The inadvertent error is regretted.

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NEW RIPHYIM STUDENTS’ UNION BPO ENGLAN, PO. WOKHA, NAGALAND

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The New Riphyim Students’ Union conveys its heartiest congratulations to Miss Tssireni R Odyuo, daughter of Lt. Ripangchan Odyuo and Lt. Yanbeni for securing Top 3 in M.A Economics in Nagaland University.

The Union wishes and prays that Almighty God continue to bless in her future endeavour.

Adeno Odyuo President, NRSU

Rhonlanthung Odyuo G.S., NRSU

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organization (NPO), apex body of Senapati district, has vehemently condemned the inhuman and barbaric cold blooded killing of inspector Neiphretuo Metsie-o.

NPO through its president Solomon Arow, while extending sincere solidarity and condolences to the bereaved family members, strongly demanded immediate arrest of the perpetrators. NPO said such brutal killing of the young police officer holds no place in the society where law and justice was supreme.

NPO said it unconditionally extended all support and co-operation to any investigation to nab the culprit(s) at the earliest possible.

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The Sumi Aphuyemi Kuqhakulu Zunheboto would like to extend a very hearty congratulations to Miss Vipitoli H. Kiho, daughter of Dr. G. Hokishe Sema and Mrs. Kalito Sema on her selection for undergoing MBBS through NEET Examination 2018.

The Union further wishes and prays for her future endeavours.

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Zimik, TSL Grace A Shatsang, TKS Rangam, TMNL Thanmi LM Shimray and TNWL AS Vaomi said that during its meeting September 15 at TNL president’s chamber, the organization resolved to appeal the concerned authority to book the perpetrators at the earliest for end of justice.

TCS also appealed to every Tangkhul citizen to extend all possible in arresting the perpetrators.

Meanwhile, TCS conveyed deepest condolence and prayed for the bereaved family members.

TSUD: Tenyimi Students Union Dimapur (TSUD) has vehemently condemned the brutal murder of inspector, Niephretou Metsie-o.

A condemnation note issued by TSUD advisor, Neitho Khusoh and general secretary, A. Shyerhunlo Lorin stated that such acts of lawless killings should be condemned by all.

The union appealed to the administration, law enforcing agencies and special investigation team to award the murderer befitting punishment as per law.

TSUD further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family.

PNU: Poumai Naga Union (PNU) has vehemently condemned the brutal murder of Neiphretuo Metsie-o by some unidentified criminals and thereafter dumping off of his body by the roadside and then fleeing off with his car.

In a condemnation note, PUN said such inhumane act has no place in our peace loving society.

It also expressed sadness that a young and dynamic officer had to fall victim to the evil designs of some few outlaws.

PUN said the entire Poumai community was deeply disturbed to learn about the existence of such criminal elements in the Naga society.

The union said it stood by the family members and community of Neiphretuo.

PUN also assured fullest support and co-operation to the family members and investigating agency to ensure that those responsible for the inhumane murder are brought to book and justice served as per the law of the land.

Reminding all that wilful shielding and protecting of the culprits amount to a criminal act PUN therefore appealed to all authorities concerned and individuals alike to play their part positively and ensure that the culprits were handed over to the law enforcement agencies at the earliest.

NPO: Naga people’s

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nurture them for their own welfare,” TYOD warned.

TYOD also conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that Almighty grant solace at this difficult time.

Z APO : Z u k e t s a Area Public Organization (ZAPO) has strongly condemned the gruesome murder of Neiphretuo Metsieo in their jurisdiction.

ZAPO vice president Sabou Krome and general secretary Rite Khutso said the organization was shocked and pained by the cold blooded murder and inhuman killing of Neiphretuo Metsieo.

ZAPO demanded that the investigating authority leave no stone unturned and give befitting punishment to all the culprits. Asserting that the organization will not tolerate such acts within its jurisdiction, ZAPO said Zuketsa Area was not a playfield for criminals to do their nefarious activities. ZAPO said it will not shy away until justice was delivered.

Meanwhile, ZAPO also conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family.

K TPO : K h u z h a Tephe Public Organization (KTPO) has condemned the gruesome and barbaric cold blooded murder of a promising police officer, Neiphretuo Metsieo.

KTPO president Z. Kepfhelhou Koza and general secretary Pfuche Koza said that murder was committed by some perpetrators hailing from Ukhrul district, Manipur.

The organization said such crime was intolerable and deserved highest degree of punishment. KTPO said it will not tolerate such heinous act carried out within their vicinity, bringing shame and fear psychosis to the society.

They also urged the authorities and law enforcing agencies to leave no stone unturned and book the perpetrators and award befitting punishment.

KTPO further conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family and relatives.

TCS: Tangkhul Civil Society (TCS) comprising of Tangkhul Naga Long, Tangkhul Shanao Long (womens’ league), Tangkhul Katamnao Saklong (Students’ Union), Tangkhul Mayar Ngala Long (Youth Council) and Tangkhul Naga Wungnao Long (chief association) strongly condemned the barbaric killing of Neiphretuo Metsie-o.

TCS said also condemned the culprits, subsequently running away with his car.

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Stating that such act was totally unacceptable and cannot be tolerated, AYO demanded the government to immediately arrest the perpetrators of the heinous crime.

KPU: Kandi Public Union (KPU) has vehemently condemned the murder of their son-in-law, Neiphretuo Metsie-o by unknown miscreants for no reason.

KPU general secretary Hethinon Mesen said the union pays tribute to the departed soul and conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family. KPU also prayed that God grant strength to the family and for the departed soul to rest in peace.

CYF: Chakhesang Youth Front (CYF) CYF president Lhuvesayi Lohe and general secretary Medovelo Sono strongly condemned the barbaric murder of Neiphretuo Metsie-o, by some perpetrators hailing from Ukhrul district, Manipur.

CYF said they were shocked at the way in which the criminal act was carried out and questioned the security of ordinary citizens if the law enforcers themselves become victim of such crime.

CYF also strongly objected to the criminal act committed under its jurisdiction and warned the perpetrators of severest consequences once they were caught.

The youth front further assured to give its fullest co-operation to assist the investigating authorities to nab the culprits and at the same time urged the law enforcing authorities to arrest the perpetrators and award befitting punishment as per the law of the land.

Further, CYF conveyed deepest condolences to the loved ones and village community at this hour of grief.

T Y O D : Te n y i m i Youth Organization Dimapur (TYOD) has expressed shock and condemned the cold blooded murder of Neiphretuo Metseio, a young and dynamic police officer.

Expressing anguish over the horrendous crime, TYOD president Thejangulie Angami and general secretary Khrozote Kapfo said such vicious act has no place in the society.

TYOD reminded the law enforcing agency that since the heinous crime was committed in Nagaland, the culprit/s (he or she) even if caught outside Nagaland must be brought to Nagaland and face legal action with proper investigation and trial. “No one should try to shelter the criminals and

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(From p-1) THN has conveyed sincere condolences to the bereaved family, especially to the wife and the four young children and prayed that the Almighty grant solace at this difficult time.

The hoho also assured to extend all possible help to the law enforcing agencies in having the culprits arrested and punished befittingly at the earliest possible time.

“Our community stands together in full support to ensure that the perpetrators are brought to justice,” THN stated.

N e i k h a : A d v i s o r, Youth Resources & Sports, Er. Zale Neikha expressed shock at the murder of has condemned the murder of inspector Neiphretuo Metsieo, son of Neisalie Metsieo of Chiechama village, whose dead body has been found between Zapami and Lasumi village under Pfutsero district.

Neikha said it was unfortunate and sad that inhumane cases of kidnap and murder once unknown in Naga society have become more prominent in the recent past.

While condemning the heinous crime, Neikha appealed to the citizens of Nagaland “to have that brotherly attitude of respect, love and compassion and let peace prevail in our land.”

He also appealed to the concerned authority to arrest and award befitting punishment to the culprits as per the law.

Further, Neikha expressed deepest condolences to the bereaved family members in this hour of grief.

NDPP: Ruling NDPP party has expressed deep shock at the gruesome murder of inspector Neiphretuo Metsie-o by some bloodthirsty miscreants.

In a condemnation note, NDPP said such barbarism has no place in a civilized society and appealed to the state government and law enforcing agencies to leave no stone unturned so that the murderers are brought to justice at the earliest.

NDP has also requested all to extend their cooperation in the investigation process.

Meanwhile, NDPP expressed deepest sympathies to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

AYO: Angami Youth Organization (AYO) expressed deep pain over the murder of Neiphretuo Metsieo.

In a press note, AYO expressed serious concerned by the continuous murdering spree and vehicle thefts.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2018

Buzzcocks host Mark Lamarr Bradley Cooper reveals how Hailey Baldwin addresses Former charged with common assault having a child has changed him Justin Bieber marriage rumors F B

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fter multiple outlets reported that the lovebirds tied the knot Thursday in New York City after they were spotted at the Marriage Bureau earlier that day, Baldwin took to Twitter to put the rumor to rest.

“I understand where the speculation is coming from, but I’m not married yet!” she wrote.

A source told ET at the time that while Bieber and Baldwin did register for a marriage license, they were only getting a license and did not have a marriage ceremony.

Display nothing; This is on Publish with no configured Image Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin Register For Marriage License at NYC Courthouse Additionally, TMZ is reporting that Bieber and Baldwin are most likely getting married out of

the country, as early as next week and possibly in Canada, where the pop star recently purchased a new home.

The marriage license Bieber and Baldwin obtained becomes valid after 24 hours and remains valid for another 60 days anywhere in the state of New York.

Should the lovebirds want to get married overseas, they would have to have a civil service in the state first to make it legal.

“Justin and Hailey are still planning to have a wedding or celebration with their closest friends a n d f a m i ly,” a n o t h e r source tells ET. “However, Justin is very spontaneous. [He] keeps Hailey and everyone on their toes.”

Fans of Bieber also speculated that rumors of the marriage were true

when his mother, Pattie Mallette, took to Twitter early Friday mor ning.

“Love is unconditional,” she wrote.

T h i s n ew s c o m e s just two months after Bieber proposed to the model while they were vacationing together in the Bahamas. The couple was friends first, meeting nearly 10 years ago and briefly dating in 2015 and 2016.

However, the feelings between Bieber and Baldwin “never really went away,” according to a third source, which is why it wasn’t alarming when they rekindled their romance this summer.

“Justin has always been in love with Hailey and is looking forward to being married,” the source told ET earlier this month.

“Justin has been in the spotlight for a long time, and his childhood was accelerated.

After years of ups and downs, Justin took some time to evaluate everything in his life, took time off his tour [and] music and got to enjoy a more simple life.”

“With that time, Justin knew he wanted to spend his time with Hailey and have a future with her,” the source added.

(FoxNews)

ormer Never Mind the Buzzcocks host Mark Lamarr has been charged with common assault and false imprisonment, according to London’s Metropolitan Police.

The 51-year-old comedian was charged on September 1st and released on conditional bail. Police say he will appear before magistrates in Uxbridge on October 2nd.

Lamarr was a regular face on TV throughout the nineties and early noughties.

He rose to prominence as an outside presenter on Big Breakfast in the early nineties before becoming a team captain on Shooting Stars between 1995 and 1997.

The comedian then took on the role of host of music quiz show Never Mind the Buzzcocks when it launched in 1996 and

stuck with the popular show for 17 series until his departure in 2005. In 2015, the BBC axed the show after 18 years.

Following his departure from Buzzcocks, Lamarr continued with his radio commitments with BBC Radio 2 until he left in 2010.

L a s t ye a r, o n e o f Buzzcock’s original team captains, actor and standup comedian Sean Hughes, passed away at the age of 51.

His co-stars on the show, including fellow team captain Phil Jupitus, shared touching tributes to the star.

(NME)

GHSS Wka concert on Sept 21

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HSS Wokha in association with its School Music Committee will be hosting a concert in aid of its forthcoming 75 years jubilee celebration at GHSS Wokha auditorium from 5 pm on September 21, 2018.

GHSS Wokha senior principal Y. Vungthungo informed Nagaland Post that Nagaland PHED chief engineer Er. K. Ghushito Sema would be gracing the occasion as special invitee and two popular Wokhabased bands, K3M and Discreet, would be fronting the concert being organized in aid of the school’s forthcoming 75 years jubilee celebration slated for the early part of 2019.

The principal further appealed the citizens of Wokha town and the school’s alumnae to extend support and cooperation for the successful conduct of the event.

radley Cooper is opening up about how being a dad has influenced his career choices.

The 43-year-old “A Star Is Born” actor and director tells NPR that having a family is “a miracle.”

“I guess having a child, and having a family of my own — which is a miracle and something I’ve always dreamt of — has opened me up even more, I guess, to the day, and to be present,” he tells the outlet.

Cooper -- who shares a 1-year-old daughter, Lea, with his girlfriend Irina Shayk -- also said that his newfound family life has made him more choosy about the projects he takes on.

“I spent about 15 years going from movie to movie to movie. And then I hit 39 and I stopped and I said, ‘What do I really want to do?’” he recalls. “I want to tell Joseph Merrick’s story in ‘The Elephant Man.’ So I did that for a year. Then this story came to me, ‘A Star Is Born,’ and then I spent the next four years doing that.”

His new career plan of only signing on to films he cares about is something he truly believes in and is looking forward to.

“The one thing that I know in the future is: It’s worth all the time to dedicate, even if one piece of art comes out of it in a half a decade, that would

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still be incredible as long as I can feel like it’s the movie I wanted to make, which is this movie,” he says of “A Star Is Born,” which he stars in alongside Lady Gaga.

The co-stars hit it off quickly thanks to, Cooper believes, their similar upbringings. “ H e r e ’s t h e o t h e r thing that connected Stefani [Germanotta, Gaga’s given name] and myself right away, is that we were very, very loved as children.

And when I meet people that have had that similar upbringing, I can just see it in them,” Cooper says.

“And that’s the thing I want my daughter to have — I just always want her to feel loved.”

Cooper’s praise for Gaga didn’t stop there, though. The actor went on to say that the “Born This Way” singer gave him confidence throughout the making of the film.

“I knew nothing about her. I didn’t even know, really, what she looked like before I met her. And I was — I couldn’t believe how comfortable she made me feel, and how present she was — is. And then we went to the piano and sang, and it was this kind of wonderful thing. I couldn’t believe it,” he says. “... The first time we sang together — everything’s live; we sing everything live in the movie... And I turned to Lady Gaga, who was singing next to me, and she was looking at me like I was [my character] Jackson Maine.

And when you’re in a scene, and the actor is fully believing that you’re the character, you can’t not believe it yourself. So she really gave me that confidence.”

When ET recently caught up with Cooper, he doled out even more praise for his onscreen leading lady.

“The chemistry was instant -- the minute that she was kind enough to let me come and talk to her about this potential project,” Cooper told ET of working with the pop star. “And so we were like, what are we going to do with this? So the fact that we forged a friendship by creating art together is kind of the most ideal way to use that chemistry.”

“A Star Is Born” hits theaters on Oct. 5.

(FoxNews)

Hindi version of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ to release in India again

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arvel Studios is going to release the Hindi version of hit film “Avengers: Infinity War” in India again.

The studio is set to re-release the film on October 2.

“The record breaking success of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ was historic.

The response from Indian fans has been extremely overwhelming and seeing the ever-increasing following for the Hindi version we have decided to re-release just the Hindi version on demand from our English fans to enjoy the extended long weekend on October 2,” said Bikram Duggal- Head of Studio Entertainment, Disney India, in a statement to IANS. “Avengers: Infinity War” brings together 22 superheroes to fight one

supervillain Thanos. Anthony and Joe Russo have brought the story alive on the big screen with actors like Robert Downey Jr, Mark Ruffalo, Benedict Cumberbatch and Scarlett Johansson.

The film also features Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Chadwick Boseman and Tom Holland.

The 19th film in MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), “Avengers: Infinity War” is a unique one in the superhero genre as none of the heroes save the day despite their cool gadgets and powers.

The Disney-Marvel film released in India on April 27, and got a flying start by recording a gross box office collection of Rs 120.9 crore in its opening weekend.

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Lily Allen claims she was assaulted in her sleep The singer says she didn’t report the attack and went on to blame herself for the incident as she was drunk.

Allen continued to work with her alleged attacker after the incident, but explained that she visited a lawyer and signed an affidavit recounting the what took place. She explained: “I wanted it on record that I’d been sexually abused by someone I worked with.”

ily Allen has spoken out about sexual abuse in the music industry and claimed she was sexually assaulted by a record producer while she slept.

The 33-year-old, who is set to release her tell all book ‘My Thoughts Exactly’, has detailed her own experiences and wrote that the industry, “allows and sometimes even endorses toxic behaviour by men towards women.”

Allen claimed in an interview with Guardian Weekend that even after the #MeToo movement, sexual abuse remains rife in the music industry as people are too scared to speak out.

The singer, who has alluded to the assault before, went on to detail her own experience of abuse from a record executive.

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Allen says she wanted to name the exec in her book but was advised not to for legal reasons.

But she went on to describe the assault that occurred after she fell asleep in his hotel bed.

She explained she got “smashed” at a party and the exec took her to his hotel room to sleep it off.

Allen alleges, “I woke up at 5am because I could feel someone next to me pressing their naked body against my back. I was naked, too.

I could feel someone trying to put their penis inside my vagina and slapping my arse as if I were a stripper in a club.

I m ove d away a s quickly as possible and jumped out of the bed, full of alarm … I found my clothes quickly … and ran out of his room and into my own.”

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Headmistress for receiving Kohima District Teachers Award 2018.

We wish her all the very best in her future endeavour.

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We the New Yaongyimti Village Council with joy and profound gratitude extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. S. YAONGSANGLEE CHANG, S/o Mr. & Mrs. H. SADANG of New Yaongyimti Village on being promoted from DTO to the rank of RTO (Regional Transport Officer) under Department of Transport, Nagaland, Kohima.

We a r e e n c o u r a g e d and extremely proud of his achievement and the laurels he brought to the community. The council and citizens further wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

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The singer, whose latest album ‘No Shame’ was released earlier this year, has previously opened up about sleeping with female escorts in the wake of the break down of her marriage and suffering from post-natal depression.

The star also recently revealed she Kanye West once phoned her up for a lengthy chat one Christmas Day. (NME)

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Ligue 1: PSG maintain perfect start

Cavani celebrates with team-mates after scoring the second goal for PSG.

Areola.

Lois Diony spurned a great chance to earn St Etienne a shock lead when Yannis Salibur found the striker at the near post, but he could only prod wide with the goal at his mercy.

Loic Perrin was the next player to waste a glorious chance for Jean-Louis

Mumbai Marathon gets Gold label

Mumbai, Sep 15 (IANS): The Tata Mumbai Marathon on Saturday joined an elite list of marathons in Asia, after its 16th edition was accorded the Gold label by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), making it the only Gold label marathon in the country.

Promoted by Procam International, Tata Mumbai Marathon is one of the top 10 marathons in the world and with this Gold label, the event has firmly cemented its position as one of the preferred events world-wide.

The $405,000 event will witness in action over 46,000 participants running across six race categories on January 20, 2019. Speaking on the development, Vivek Singh, Joint MD, Procam International, said, “We

of our country,” he added.

The IAAF Gold label is granted to races on the basis of stringent criteria including organizational excellence, world class elite filed representation, prize money for male and female runners, exhaustive medical support system, live television coverage for an enhanced reach of the race, media facilities, timing and qualified personnel to ensure smooth conduct of the event across departments.

In addition, it also considers the course measurements, sanitation of the route which includes - safety and quality of the route, restrictions on traffic to allow free movement for runners within the specified time, facilities provided on course for a pleasant running experience for all participants.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the family members of Late Kahuli Zhimomi who left for her heavenly abode on 05.09.2018, would like to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to everyone who stood by us during the life and demise of our loved one.

Words are inadequate to express our gratefulness but may our Living Lord bless you all abundantly.

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Modric should win all that Messi can’t, says Rakitic

are honoured to receive the IAAF Gold Label for the Tata Mumbai marathon.

This achievement is symbolic of the collective efforts of a team that works tirelessly for months to ensure a race day that we all look forward to.”

Calling it a “phenomenal accolade” for the Tata Mumbai marathon, Athletics Federation of India (AFI) President Adille Sumariwala said: “With this added feather in its cap, the Tata Mumbai marathon joins an illustrious list of gold label marathons in Asia.”

“We are all witnessing the revolution that is taking place in sports in India, especially in track and field, on the international stage; and events such as these have had a huge impact in building the sporting fabric

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Luka Modric

Madrid, Sep 15 Agencies): Croatian footballer Ivan Rakitic has said that his national team-mate Luka Modric should win everything that star striker Lionel Messi cannot.

The comment came after Modric was named as UEFA Best Player of the Year and earned a nomination for FIFA’s 2018 Best Men’s Player award.

“If there is an individual prize that Lionel Messi can’t win, then there’s no doubt that this season it should go to Luka Modric.

It wouldn’t surprise me if he were to win with many more votes,” Marca.com quoted Rakitic, as saying.

“This has been his year and I am really happy for him. If Messi isn’t the best, then it has to be Modric,” he added.

Modric rose to heights after his sensational performance in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. He guided the Croatian team to the World Cup final, only to see the side ultimately losing 2-4 to France.

He was awarded the Golden Ball at the tournament for his outstanding performance.

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Gasset’s side with a header that drifted wide when he was left unmarked from Khazri’s corner and Yann M’Vila was just off target soon afterwards.

However, PSG capitalised on Les Verts’ profligacy with a moment of quality from Marco Verratti to unlock the St Etienne defence

and Draxler profited to mark his first start of the season with a goal after 23 minutes.

The Italy international played a delightful chipped pass for Draxler to control the ball on his head before lifting a header over the onrushing Ruffier to earn the reigning champions a somewhat undeserved lead.

The away side threatened once more before the break with a quick counterattack but Salibur was unable to control inside the penalty area when wellplaced and that was as good as it got for the visitors.

The Parisians doubled their advantage five minutes after the restart when Cavani was hauled down in the penalty area by Perrin and the Uruguayan striker dusted himself down to slot his third goal in three games.

PSG did not have to wait much longer to move 3-0 up when Di Maria lashed home from close range with 14 minutes remaining before substitute Diaby scored his first for the club to add gloss to the scoreline.

ports Xinhua news agency.

Momota became the first Japanese man to win the badminton World Championships last month, putting behind him a gambling scandal that threatened to ruin his career.

The 24-year-old was engulfed by controversy in 2016 when Japanese badminton chiefs suspended him for more than a year for visiting an illegal casino, denying him a place at the Rio Olympics.

25 DEATH ANNIVERSARY th

of our beloved father

Lt. PUKHAZHU ACHUMI On this day, the 16th Sept. 1993. God called you home.

Life without a father is so painful yet, the exemplary life you lived has been a guide to our path.

We miss you dearly Dad

Loving children, in-laws & grandchildren

3rd Death Anniversary of our beloved

Late Benjamine Thapa It's been 3 years that you left us, but not a single day has been passed without remembering you in our hearts.

You are always missed each and every day, your deeds and words will always remain in our hearts for the rest of our life.

Till we meet again.

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Born on : 01-01-1997 Died on : 16-09-2015

Died on : 8th Sept. 2018

We the bereaved family of Late A. Muthela Sangtam would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, village councils, different organisations, USBLA and civil societies who stood by us through prayer, morally, financially and physically during the prolonged illness and at the ultimate demise of our beloved mother.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless each one of you in abundance.

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goals each while Tsalichum scored one. Ato scored 2 goals for Junior Boys FC and S. Nyukba found the net once.

In the second match, Khiamniungan Spor ts Council FC blanked Resilient FC by 4-0. Benjaimin scored two goals for KSC FC while Longkhoi and Pushong scored 1 goal each.

In the third match, Scavenger Hunt FC de-

feated Hugel Hifliers FC by 2-0. Taku and Hopong scored the goals for Scavengers in the 41st and 54th minutes respectively.

Monday’s matches 1st match: Leipzig Stars FC Vs Adonis FC 2nd match: Homers FC Vs 40 AR 3rd match: Spartan FC Vs Awom FC 4th match: Foothill United FC Vs Oziepik FC.

FUNERAL SERVICE TOSHALE KEMP Steering Committee Member, NSCN, GPRN. Date : 16th Sept. 2018 Time : 11:00 A.M Place : RSA Ground, Tseminyu Old Town

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of Late Amy (Bendangmongla) Aier wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss.

Grateful thanks to our friends, neighbours, organisations, churches, prayer partners and well-wishers who provided emotional, spiritual and practical support. For those who telephoned, travelled long distances, sent floral tributes, cards and messages of condolences as well as those who made charitable donations, we are truly grateful.

A special word of thanks to all at Charing Cross Hospital, ITU, London for their care and respect shown at all times; to Amy’s office, Damco UK for their help and support; to the High Commission of India UK for their prompt assistance. A special gratitude to United Kingdom Nagaland Association (UKNA) for all their love, concern and help. To Rowland Died : 23rd August 2018, London Brothers International UK for their smooth repatriation of Amy’s mortal body to India.

Finally a sincere thank you to all those who helped in anyway, your contributions made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank anyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude.

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Loving wife, son, daughter and relatives

Dimapur, Sep 15 (NPN): Sector 11 Inline Youth FC, Khiamniungan Sports Council FC, Scavenger Hunt FC registered win while Kuthur FC and United FC played a goalless draw at the ongoing TDFA Cup on Saturday.

In the first match, Sector 11 Inline Youth FC defeated Junior Boys FC by 5-3 goals. For Sector 11Inline Youth FC, Lakiumong and Lunso scored 2

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A match in progress at the ongoing TDFA Cup 2018 on Saturday.

Momota into Japan Open final

Tokyo, Sep 15 (IANS): Japanese shuttler Kento Momota on Saturday defeated top seed Viktor Axelsen in straight games to reach the final of the Japan Open, where he faces Thailand’s Khosit Phetpradab.

The reigning world champion dominated the match against 24-year-old Danish giant Axelsen to grab victory at 21-18, 21-11, while Phetpradab advanced after beating South Korea’s Lee Dong Keun 21-12, 21-16, re-

"The righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance"

Born : 05.03.1962 – Died : 10.9.2018 From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to earnestly thank each and every individual and various organizations who rendered their selfless help and support towards us materially, physically, financially, through prayers and various other means at the demise of our beloved Late Ahoto Wokhami Swu (Kichilimi Village).

We would like to personally thank the following : 1. Dr. Sukhato, Faith Hospital Dimapur.

2. Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church.

3. Children Ministry DSBC 4. Deaconess, Notun Bosti /RBC 5. Notun Bosti/RBC Fellowship 6. Adivasi Tea Estate Gaon Council (Assam) 7. Kichilimi Baptist Church 8. Kichilimi Kuqhakulu Dimapur Area 9. Kichilimi Union Kohima 10. Sumi Aphuyemi Kuqhakulu, Dimapur 11. Nihokhu Baptist Church 12. Nihokhu Baptist Church, Women Department 13. PWD/Supply Sunday School Department 14. Notun Bosti/Riverbelt Sunday School.

We are unable to personally thank all the countless persons and organizations but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly and continue to shower His blessings.

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a smart save to deny the Germany international after just two minutes.

The visitors came into this match with one win and three draws from their four games and they showed their intent when Wahbi Khazri had a shot from the edge of the box, but fired straight at Alphonse

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Paris, Sep 15 (Agencies): Paris St Germain maintained their perfect Ligue 1 record after overcoming a resilient St Etienne to triumph 4-0.

Head coach Thomas Tuchel rotated his starstudded team, with their Champions League clash at Liverpool on Tuesday in mind, as Neymar and Kylian Mbappe were left out of the matchday squad completely.

It proved to be an emotional match for St Etienne as they honoured their former defender William Gomis, who died last week at the age of 19, by emblazoning his name on their shirts.

And Les Verts dominated the opening 45 minutes before PSG registered their fifth win from five league matches thanks to goals from Julian Draxler, Edinson Cavani, Angel Di Maria and substitute Moussa Diaby.

Di Maria put the hosts on the front foot with a mazy run past three St Etienne defenders before squaring to Draxler, but Stephane Ruffier produced

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Loving family members

We the family members and relatives of Late H. Nivulho Kinimi (Alaphumi Village) sincerely express our gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations and villages who stood by us at the time of deep sorrow and pain.

Words are inadequate to express our gratitude, however we would like to mention some.

1. Sumi Baptist Church (B) Mkg 2. E.S and Staff SBAK (NM) Zbto 3. Alaphumi B/C 4. Sumi Baptist Church (A) Mkg 5. NCRC Mkg 6. Aotsakili B/C 7. Lumami B/C 8. Sumi Settsu B/C LATE H. NIVULHO KINIMI 9. Litta Old B/C Born on 15-10-1947 10. Sheyipu B/C Died on 9-9-2018 11. Kiphire B/C 12. UBC Satakha 13. SBC Satakha 27. Shri. Vihoto Zhimomi, P.S to Minister of Agriculture.

14. Shoipu B/C 15. Phulesheto B/C 28. Shri. Kheto Kinimi, Ex. Minister 16. Zbto Area CLF 29. Shri. Hoyeto Zhimomi, G.B, Daniel Village 17. Kiphire District CLF 18. Asuto Area CLF 30. Shri. L. Nitoyi Assumi, G.B Litta Old 31. Rev. Honito Chopy, Pastor UBC Satakha 19. Phuye New B/C 32. Shri. Atovi Kinimi, President, 20. Sumi Hoho Mokokchung 21. Penli Ward Council MKG. Executive Council, SBAK ( NM) 22. Alaphu Union Dimapur 33. Shri. Howoto Kinimi, G.B Lumami 34. Miss Kaheli Chopy, FBB Femina Miss 23. Forest Department, Mkg 24. Class 12 Students, India, Nagaland 35. Shri. Hokito Achumi, Mkg. Town Hr. Sec. School, Mkg 25. Shri. Imkumba ACF, Tuli and Staff 36. Friends and Well Wishers.

26. Shri. Tohevi Assumi, Mkg We regret our inability to mention the names of every individual. Nevertheless we gratefully acknowledge and appreciate your kind expression of sympathy towards us physically, emotionally, materially and financially.

Your contributions are valued deep from our hearts. Thank you all.

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Hazard hat-trick sends Chelsea top rived to end the resistance, first drawing a Bamba challenge that Hazard converted from the spot in the 80th minute, and then delightfully getting himself on the scoresheet by picking out the top right corner three minutes later.

Now, Chelsea begin their UEFA Europa League campaign in Greece against PAOK on Thursday while Cardiff host champions Manchester City in the Premier League next Saturday.

Manchester City beat Fulham 3-0

Chelsea’s Eden Hazard fights for the ball against Cardiff City players during an EPL match on Saturday.

L o nd o n , S e p 1 5 (Agencies): Chelsea nudged ahead of Liverpool at the top of the Premier League table as Eden Hazard’s hat-trick helped secure a come-from-behind 4-1 win over Cardiff City on Saturday.

The Belgium star needed just six first-half minutes to erase an early deficit and later returned to seal his treble from the spot as the hosts continued their perfect start to the new season.

Cardiff did fleetingly threaten an almighty upset thanks to Sol Bamba’s

shock 16th-minute opener before Maurizio Sarri’s men took command on the way to a convincing fifth straight victory.

The in-form Hazard instigated a hasty turnaround that became a comfortable three points when Willian curled home seven minutes from the end, ensuring the Blues inched into top spot on goal difference.

Neil Warnock’s prematch promise not to “shut-up shop” took shape when Bamba stunned an expectant Stamford Bridge crowd, prodding in defen-

sive partner Sean Morrison’s header.

Neil Etheridge twice denied Mateo Kovacic an immediate response but could do little about Hazard’s unerring bottomcorner finish that restored parity.

The comeback was complete a minute before the break as Olivier Giroud’s gorgeous cushioned touch freed his team-mate to force a second in off Bamba at close range.

Cardiff remained in with a chance of extracting something from the match until substitute Willian ar-

Mayweather returning to fight Pacquiao Los Angeles, Sep 15 (Agencies): Floyd Mayweather has announced he will return to fight Manny Pacquiao this year, saying “another nine-figure payday is on the way”.

Mayweather posted a video of the pair on his Instagram revealing the news of his comeback 13 months on from his knockout win over Conor McGregor in Las Vegas.

The post was captioned: “I’m coming back to fight Manny Pacquiao this year. Another nine-figure-pay-day on the way.”

Pacquiao called out Mayweather following his world title win over Lucas Matthysse in July, but ‘Money’ refused the offer of a rematch, saying “like beating him once was not enough”, instead seeking to play promoter for his long-standing rival.

“I can’t knock Manny Pacquiao for what he wants to do, that’s his prerogative,” he told Fighthype. com.

“If he still wants to go

Manipur hikes cash awards for sportspersons

Leroy Sane marked his return to the Manchester City starting lineup with a quickfire goal to ignite a 3-0 victory over Fulham.

Germany winger Sane tapped home after 96 seconds and David Silva netted his 50th Premier League goal midway through the first half. Raheem Sterling helped himself to a third goal this season as City made a similarly rapid start to the second period Pep Guardiola’s champions remain in touch with early pacesetters Liverpool and Chelsea, two points off the Premier League summit in third.

Fernandinho pounced on a dreadful pass from Jean Michael Seri and drove forward, greeting

out there and make money, be victorious that’s his prerogative.

You do whatever you want to do. I don’t have nothing [sic] against Manny Pacquiao. I’m [going to] get on the phone with Pacquiao after this call see if we can put him in position. There’s a lot of good competition out there that he could fight.”

Mayweather was vic-

torious in their ‘Fight of the Century’ showdown in 2015 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas - winning the contest by unanimous points decision.

Amir Khan singled out Pacquiao as his No 1 target after beating Samuel Vargas by points on his return to the welterweight division, saying Kell Brook would “wait around” to fight him.

Match results Tottenham 1 – 2 Liverpool Bournemouth 4 – 2 Leicester Newcastle 1 – 2 Arsenal Huddersfield 0 – 1 Crystal Palace Watford 1 - 2 Man United

SBC lift 5th Altrura Open Football title

Winner of 5th AOFT with special invitee, guests and officials.

Dimapur, Sept 15: Sumi Boys Club (SBC) emerged as the champions of 5th Altrura Open Football Tournament after defeating Vidima Youth Organisation 4-0 at Chümoukedima town local ground, Dimapur on Saturday.

The champions received a cash price of Rs. 70,000 along with the trophy while runners-up, Vidima Youth Organisation pocketed Rs. 40,000 and trophy. CABA Youth Ministry was adjust the best discipline team of the tournament and was awarded Rs.10,000 and citation.

In individual category, Kito of SBC received the 1st hat-trick award and was also named the player of

the tournament. Eshang of VYO was named the best goal keeper, Janghao of FC Pegasus was adjudged the best defender while Meren of CABA YM and Kito of SBC were the highest scorer of the tournament.

All the individual award winners were given cash award and citation.

Razouvotuo Chatsu, chairman, Chümoukedima Village Council and Chümoukedima Area Village Chairman Association graced the closing ceremony as the special invitee.

In his speech, Chatsu said games and sports play a great role in the society. “A team may lose or win but that doesn’t matter. What matters is the spirit to develop a free and healthy

competition among the players,” he said. While reminding that sports personalities are given the highest respect and most popular personalities in the world, Chatsu encouraged the players to give their best and play with true sportsman spirit and excel in higher level as well.

The programme was chaired by Zakiesielie Chüsi, invocation was offered

by Pastor Neibu Sanchu, Chaplain 15th IR Mahila Battalion and a special song was presented by Kilungla Sangtam. The vote of thanks was proposed by Kedokolie Kruse, member AuS. Altogether, 21 teams from all over the state participated in the tournament.

Capt. N. Kenguruse football tournament

Green Club, Naga Terriers and DGP team in quarters Correspondent

Mayweather has announced he will return to fight Manny Pacquiao this year.

Sane’s return by gifting him a simple finish.

Bernardo Silva dazzled with sublime close control before playing in Sterling, a combination of Bettinelli and his crossbar denying the England winger.

Sterling and Bernardo Silva were both involved when David Silva crashed via the underside of the bar in the 21st minute.

Ederson beat away a couple of Andre Schurrle strikes as Fulham retained their attacking intent, but the visitors were indebted to stunning Bettinelli stops from Sterling and Sane before half-time.

Sergio Aguero crossed as Sterling crowned a lightning break 98 seconds into the second half and the Argentina striker soon made way for Gabriel Jesus, who almost scored with his first touch.

There was more wayward finishing from the Brazil striker as City’s forwards queued up to get in on the act, with Bernardo Silva blazing over in the 81st minute to miss out on the goal his wonderful efforts merited.

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Kohima, Sep 15 (NPN): Green Club Zunheboto, Naga Terriers Jakhama and DGP team booked their quarterfinal berths at the ongoing 4th edition of the Capt N Kenguruse Memorial Football Tournament on Saturday.

Green Club Zunheboto defeated IGAR North 2-0 and will now take on Longleng District Club in the quarterfinal match.

Green Club Zunheboto dominated the match but their strikers failed to finish the game. Neikethozo Yhome opened the scoring in the 38th minute to make it 1-0 till the first half. Within the introduction of the second half, Botoho Sherhi scored in the 42nd minute to double the lead. IGAR team failed to breach the defensive line as Zunheboto team defended the score to win the match.

At Tseise Basa ground,

Girls U-14 football selection

Dimapur, Sep 15 (NPN): Dimapur trict at the forthcoming tournament at District Football Association (DDFA) Kohima. Therefore, DDFA has informed will be conducting selection trial of girls interested players to reach the venue at Imphal, Sep 15 (IANS): under 14 football team on September 18 8:00 am sharp along with their own kits.

For more details, contact 8258857854 The Manipur government at DDSC ground, Dimapur. The selected has increased the cash players will represent the Dimapur dis- or 8259096369. awards to sportspersons who bring laurels to the state from international events. timer’,” Moeen wrote.

M a k i n g t h i s a n - Melbourne, Sep 15 “I must say I was nouncement on Saturday, (IANS): Cricket Austraamused when I heard that, Manipur Chief Minister lia (CA) has decided to obviously I had to take the N. Biren said, “The state’s launch a probe on England sportspersons who bring all-rounder Moeen Ali’s player’s word for it, though gold medals from interna- allegations against an Ausfor the rest of the match tional sports events will be tralian player for calling I was angry,” he further given Rs 15 lakh each as him “Osama” during the wrote.

2015 Ashes. against Rs 8 lakh.”

Responding to Moeen, 31, made the “Such awards for Moeen’s claims, a Cricket bronze and silver medallists accusation in his soon-toAustralia spokesperson have also been increased,” be-released autobiography, said: “Remarks of this nawhere he also labelled the he added. ture are unacceptable and He said the sportsper- 2015 Australian touring ber going really red. I have have no place in our sport, sons who participated in party as “rude” and “disre- never been so angry on a or in society.” cricket field,” he wrote. the international events spectful”.

“We have a clear set of “I told a couple of the shall be given Rs 2 lakh “It was a great first values and behaviours that each irrespective of the Ashes Test in terms of guys what the player had comes with representing fact whether they win any my personal performance. said to me and I think (Engmedals or not. The Chief However there was one in- land coach) Trevor Bayliss our country. We take this Minister and Sports Min- cident which had distracted must have raised it with matter very seriously, and ister Letpao Haokip were me,” Moeen wrote.

Darren Lehmann, the Aus- are following up with the on Saturday felicitating the “An Australian player tralians’ coach. Lehmann ECB (England and Wales state’s sportspersons who had turned to me on the asked the player, ‘Did you Cricket Board) as a matter had participated in the field and said, ‘Take that, call Moeen, Osama?’ He of urgency to seek further Commonwealth Games Osama’. I could not believe denied it, saying, ‘No, I clarification around the aland Asian Games. what I had heard. I remem- said, ‘Take that, you part- leged incident,” he added.

Naga Terriers Jakhama thrashed Tiyi Guardians FC Wokha 10-0. Naga Terriers will face Xavierite FC in quarter-finals.

Tkhampei scored the first goal in the 14th minute, while Chingaha Phom scored a four quick successive goal before the first half to make it 5-0.

In the second half, Haotinnang pilled up more misery by scoring the sixth goal in the 47th minute, but there was no stopping for Tkhampei to complete his hat-trick as he scored in the 67th, 69th and 78th minute to add four goals to his name. Khuanjano also scored in the 71st minute to end the match 10-0.

In the second match, DGP team routed Zunheboto Range Student Union FC 8-1 to enter the quarterfinal. The team will now play against Nerhema FC. Lima scored the first goal in the 5th minute and Saku added three goals in

Players of Green Club and IGAR N during their match on Saturday.

12th, 16th and 38thminute, while Ninga scored two goals in 7th and 28 minute.

Kao scored a consolation in the 32 minute for ZRSU team to make 6-1 in the first half. In the second half, Lipok and Laungphun scored a goal each in 48th and 63rd minute to finish the game.

Monday’s matches KOHIMA LOCAL GROUND 1st match: 1:00 pm Vanguard FC Vs KFC Meriema 2nd match: 3:00 pm Green Club Vs Longleng District Club TSEISE BASA GROUND 1st match: 1:00 pm Naga Terriers Vs Xavierite FC 2nd match: 3:00 pm DGP Team Vs Nehrema Village FC

DFL: FC Alianza, Dorians Society win

CA to probe Ali’s ‘Osama’ accusations

Players being introduced to Alemtemshi Jamir on Day 2 of Dimapur Football League on Saturday.

Dimapur, Sep 15 (NPN): FC Alianza and Dorians Society registered wins on Day 2 of Dimapur Football League on Saturday. The league is being organized by Naga United FC under the aegis of Dimapur District Football Association at DDSC stadium, Dimapur.

Playing the first match of the day, FC Alianza blanked P Vizheto FC 2-0. Zumzum scored both

the goals for FC Alianza.

His first goal came in the 23rd minute while the secondgoal was scored in the 49th minute.

In the second match, Dorians Society defeated United V&S by 2-0. Ilanger opened the scoring for Dorians Society in the 10 minute. Among scored the second goal in the 45th minute.

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graced by CEO, IDAN, Alemtemshi Jamir IAS as the match patron. Addressing the players, the CEO expressed happiness to be in the midst of football enthusiasts and recalled how the people of Nagaland rose to the World Cup fever and the benefits thereof especially for football players. “ E a r l i e r d ay s we played merely for the sake of playing. But, today, if

the players focus on their objectives then there is no reason why we cannot be as good as others,” said Alemtemshi.

Alemtemshi reminded that Manipur has already gone ahead of Nagaland, but, he expressed hope that organising such events will make Nagaland especially football players grow from strength to strength and also bring higher standards to the game.

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