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Resignation of 4 Manipur NPF MLAs accepted Correspondent

IMPHAL, SEP 15: Manipur Assembly Speaker, Th. Lokeshwor has accepted the resignations of five MLAs including four Naga People’s Front (NPF) MLAs with effect from Wednesday. The four NPF MLAs whose resignations were accepted includes-- L Dikho of 48-Mao A/c, Samuel Rison of 44-Ukhrul A/c, Victor Nunghlung of 41-Chandel A/c and Dr V. Alexander Pao of 47-Karong A/c while the fifth person was Congress MLA, Yumkham Erabot who recently quit the party to join the BJP. In this regard, the Manipur Assembly secretary, K. Meghachandra on Thursday in a notification stated that following the resignations of the MLAs, the five seats remain vacant. The resignations of the four NPF MLAs were accepted only after a year. The NPF MLAs had while submitting their resignation to the Speaker on September 4, 2015 stated that they decided to quit in protest against the “consistent, cruel, crude and unpardonable anti-tribal and anti-Naga attitude, approach and actions of the Ibobi Singh government. However, there was unlikelihood of conducting the bye-elections to fill up the vacant seats in view of the forthcoming generation elections slated to be held in the month of March or April, 2017.

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Amit Shah commits to Manipur’s territory

Correspondent/Agencies

Imphal, Sep 15: With assembly elections in Manipur due early next year, political parties have re-started the most emotive issue of ‘protection of Manipur’s territorial integrity’ which was given a push when BJP national president Amit Shah made it unequivocally clear, that the party will not compromise with Manipur’s territorial integrity. In his public address yesterday in Imphal, Shah had assured that Manipur’s territorial integrity will not be compromised at any cost, without naming the framework agreement between the NSCN (IM) and Centre signed in 2015. The apprehension is widespread among the other communities in Manipur that the Centre might give in to the NSCN (I-M) demand of integration of Naga-inhabited areas in the Northeast into ‘Greater Nagalim’. Shah was accompanied by BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar, who is also in charge of Manipur and Assam Finance Minister and former Congress minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Sarma is also the convenor of the Northeast Democratic Alliance, the BJP-led anti-Congress platform of regional parties in the

Amit Shah at the rally.

region. With every politician in Manipur wanting to be seen as being pro-integrity, BJP again fired another salvo Thursday when BJP leader O.Joy Singh accused Congress of having given approval for ‘Naga integration’ long time back. O.Joy who was speaking to media alleged the Manipur deputy chief minister Gaikhangam had appended his signature to Naga integration. He made the charge while reacting to Gaikhangam, who had claimed yesterday, that there was a “time bomb” set somewhere inside the ‘framework agreement’ signed between New Delhi and the NSCN (I-M). O. Joy went hammer and tongs at Gaikhangam for alleging that the Modi government was not willing to disclose details of the framework agreement and also expressed doubts that the government at

the Centre was willing to end the Naga problem. Returning the compliment, O.Joy claimed that the framework agreement was not a time bomb but a mechanism to detect the bomb. Further, former state BJP president Th. Chaoba reaffirmed that the BJP’s commitment towards protecting Manipur’s territorial integrity was unquestionable as also reflected in the party’s election manifesto. Shah, who arrived in the poll-bound State on Wednesday also drew a parallel between former Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi and the present Manipur CM, O. Ibobi Singh and said that the latter has also failed to utilise the Central funds meant for development of the State. Shah said that Manipur election will repeat what happened in Assam and said that the saffron party will oust the Congress from power in Manipur in neat year’s polls. The Manipur Assembly elections slated for early next year is a priority for the saffron party. The dissidence in ruling Congress, particularly against the Chief Minister might prove an advantage for the BJP in the forthcoming polls. In a recent development, senior Congress leader and former Minister Y Irabot Singh had already joined the BJP with all his supporters.

MH370 investigators examine the Pemba Island debris in this handout image from the ATSB. (ATSB/EPA)

KUALA LUMPUR, SEP 15 (AGENCIES): A piece of aircraft wreckage found in June off Tanzania has been confirmed as coming from the doomed airliner MH370, Malaysia said on Thursday. The debris, found on Pemba Island off the Tanzanian coast, is the latest piece of wreckage to be linked to the Malaysia Airlines jet, whose disappearance remains

a mystery. Malaysia’s transport ministry said the piece of debris, which had been taken to Australia for expert analysis, was found to have part numbers, date stamps and other identifiers confirming it came from the Malaysia Airlines jet. “As such, the experts have concluded that the debris, an outboard flap, originated

from the aircraft 9M-MRO, also known as MH370,” a ministry statement said. “Further examination of the debris will continue in hopes that evidence may be uncovered which may provide new insight into the circumstances surrounding flight MH370.” Authorities had earlier said the piece of debris was “highly likely” to have come from MH370. However, the confirmation appears to have so far shed no fresh light on the plane’s fate. The Malaysia Airlines jet was carrying 239 passengers and crew when it disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014. It is believed to have crashed into the Indian Ocean, but an extensive deepsea hunt off Australia’s west coast is drawing to a close with nothing found yet. However, several pieces of debris that apparently drifted thousands of kilometres toward the African coast have been identified as definitely

NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (PTI): Rural roads are lifeline for the villages and the states should frame policy for maintenance of such routes constructed under the flagship programme PMGSY, Union Rural Development minister Narendra Singh Tomar Thursday said. As many as 14 states have framed policies for maintenance of rural roads, while the remaining ones have yet to frame such policy. “...we all know what is the importance of rural roads in villages, it is a sought of lifeline for villagers staying there. In last two years we have been constructing the roads at very fast pace. Now the states should frame policies to maintain them. It is very essential the roads remain traffic worthy throughout the year,” Tomar said while speaking at a workshop on rural road maintenance policy. Speaking at the same event, Rural Development Secretary Amarjeet Sinha said the pace of construction of rural roads under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) has increased to 139 km per day from 70-75 kilometre per day from 2011 to 2014. Rural roads is a state subject and Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) is a onetime special intervention of the government to provide rural connectivity, by way of single allweather road to the eligible unconnected habitations in the core network. More than 4.81 lakh km of roads connecting 1.192 lakh habitations across the country were constructed under the PMGSY till June 30. PMGSY envisages connecting all eligible unconnected habitations with a population of 500 persons and above as per 2001 census in plain areas and 250 persons and above as per 2001 census in special category states Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Uttarakhand. Besides this, the habitations having population of 100 and above, identified by Home Ministry as crucial are also covered under this scheme. The government has also launched the second phase of PMGSY-II which envisages consolidation of the existing rural road network to improve its overall efficiency.

or probably from the Boeing 777. Those finds have confirmed the plane went down but have so far shed no light on why and have fuelled questions over whether the official search is focused in the right area. The Australian-led operation is scouring the seafloor within a remote 120,000square-kilometre belt of the Indian Ocean where authorities believe the passenger jet went down. The search is nearly finished, however, and families are bracing for it to be called off. An American amateur investigator, Blaine Gibson, handed other possible MH370 debris to Australian officials on Monday, saying several pieces were blackened by flames, raising the prospect of a flash fire onboard. Gibson, a lawyer, who has travelled the world trying to solve the MH370 mystery, told Australian reporters the debris had washed up in Madagascar.

Frame modality to tackle influx of illegal immigrants: NSF DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has urged the state government to immediately frame a strong modality that could tackle the influx of illegal immigrants. In a representation addressed to the chief secretary, the NSF president Subenthung Kithan and NLR commission chairman Kezhazer Angami expressed concern over the influx of non-locals and illegal immigrants into Nagaland and lax implementation of Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation (BEFR) Act of 1873. Pointing out that the BEFR Act 1873 was enacted to protect the indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland, the land and its resources from exploitation by outsiders, the NSF, however, said that the ILP system in Nagaland was not enforced in letter and spirit in line with the BEFR Act 1873. According to the federation, the present ILP system in Nagaland, which lacked stringent terms for application, issuing of ILP and penalization of ILP defaulters, had made it liberal, porous and ineffective, thus negating the very purpose

for which the Act was enacted. NSF said the present ground reality was such that there was an impending threat of the Naga indigenous inhabitants being out-numbered by the illegal immigrant populace. The federation has, therefore, maintained that the government of Nagaland should immediately frame a strong modality, which can tackle the present challenges of incessant influx of non-locals and illegal immigrants. In this regard, the NSF has demanded that the following terms and conditions to be incorporated in the new modality for implementation of BEFR Act of 1873. 1. Territorial coverage: Dimapur District should come under the purview of Inner Line Permit Regulation. 2. Documents to be produced while applying ILP: (a). Applicants (Main Land Indians): Voter’s ID Card, Permanent Residential Certificate. (b). Applicants (Assam): Voter’s ID Card, Permanent Residential Certificate, Land Patta, Electoral Roll enrollment duly

signed by the District Magistrate and Election Officer, National Citizen Register (NCR) (issued before 1963). (c). Local Guarantor: I. Indigenous certificate, residential and identity proof certificate, II. A joint photograph with his/her ward should be produced. 3. Undertaking: ILP applicants should produce two local guarantors (Employer and House Owner). Both the guarantors should sign an undertaking; I. Local guarantors and the applicant should be physically present while applying for ILP II. That He/she should deport his/her ward on the expiry of ILP and report to the ILP Monitoring Cell. III. That He/she should be held responsible if legal cases against his/her ward arise. 4. Validity of ILP: A maximum of 15 days should be granted. 5. Administrative Mechanism: I. Set up separate ILP Monitoring Cell in each district headed by Additional Deputy Commissioner. II. Main Entry

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Frame policy for maintenance of rural roads: Centre to States

Malaysia confirms MH370 debris found in Tanzania

Correspondent

SHILLONG, SEP 15: The Mukul Sangma-led Congress government on Thursday survived the no-confidence motion after the opposition parties withdrew it without the motion being put into vote, thus creating a history in the state. Never before in the history of the Meghalaya Assembly, that a no-confidence motion has been withdrawn by the opposition benches. It has always been put to vote but Thursday’s no confidence motion was an exception as legislators from the opposition benches withdrew after listening to the Chief Minister’s reply. Interestingly, Independent legislators Rophul Marak and North East Democratic Socialist Party Lamboklang Mylliem from the treasury bench and two opposition independent legislators Saleng Sangma and John Leslee K. Sangma were conspicuous by their absence. Assembly Speaker Abu Taher Mondal said that the “no-confidence motion is withdrawn” with the leave of the House after Hill State People’s Democratic Party legislator Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit, who moved the motion, withdrew it. “It is the first time that a no-confidence motion was withdrawn without being put into vote,” Mondal told the members of the House.

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and Exit point should be installed with CC TV. III. Periodical orientation course for administrative officials in the ILP Monitoring Cell and police personnel manning the main check gates. IV. Proper records of ILP holders, Guarantors and deportation should be maintained. V. Any kind of Permits/ License/Certificates should not be issued to ILP holders. VI. A person should be limited to act as guarantor of two ILPs only. 6. Upgrade the present Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) to Skill Development Institutions and add more relevant trades/courses in all the districts. 7. Government of Nagaland should initiate sensitization programmes with the Village Councils, Town/ Colony/Ward leaders and apex tribal bodies in all the districts. Moreover, the government should empower the above local bodies for the successful implementation of the ILP system in Nagaland.

PWD (NH) minister clarifies on ‘rumours’ over SARDP-NE work DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Nagaland minister of PWD (National Highways), Nuklutoshi, has sought to set the records straight regarding “some rumours” about the issue of NH-29, Kohima-Dimapur, under SARDP-NE Phase A (4 lane). In a press release, the minister said that the work was allotted to ECI Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd and Gayatri Company under the supervision of National Highway & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL). However, he claimed there was a “rumour” that the ECI Engineering & Construction Company Ltd. had sublet a portion of the work to some local Naga contractors under a MoU, which was initiated by the NHIDCL and some individuals. The minister said it was learnt that some misunderstanding occurred between them leading to the cancellation of the MoU. “All these developments have occurred without the knowledge of the concerned department and hence if any consequences arise, it will be solely the responsibility of the NHIDCL and the mentioned company,” Nuklutoshi said. The minister directed that, hereafter, if any portion of works allotted were sublet to anyone else, it must be done after informing the Nagaland PWD (NH) and including the department as a witness in the MoU. Moreover, the minister said there was another declaration of new national highways by NHIDCL connecting Ramani Ali in Simalguri upto Bihupar in the State of Assam going upto Mon in the State of Nagaland. He said this was also done without the

Expired drugs: Distt admn pulls up NHAK DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Against the backdrop of reported arrest of a salesman of a government registered pharmacy located at the Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK) for allegedly selling expired medicine to a patient, a joint meeting between the Kohima district administration, NHAK officials and Angami Youth Organisation was held at the office chamber of ADC Kohima on September 15, 2016. According to a DIPR report, the district administration, based on the incident reported and deliberation, has directed the NHAK to detail and assign a qualified staff to check and segregate the expired medicine. The administration also informed the NHAK that it was mandatory to mention the batch number and expiry date of the medicine in the receipt memo while handing over the items to the buyers. The district administration also appreciated the concern shown by the AYO towards the welfare of the public, it stated.

ASU, LSU, AKM keep ultimatum in abeyance DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): Angami Students’ Union (ASU), Lotha Students Union (LSU) and Ao Students’ Conference (AKM), which had on September 8 last jointly served a five-day ultimatum on chief minister to address their demand concerning NSEE-II, said on Thursday that they have decided to keep their ultimatum in abeyance. In a joint statement, ASU president Dieve Yano, LSU president Amos Odyuo and AKM president Jemti Longchar said the three student bodies held a meeting with the department of technical education on September 13, 2016, at secretary chamber in Kohima. The signatories said that as requested by responsible department to wait till September 19, 2016, of the cabinet meeting, the three apex student bodies would keep ultimatum in abeyance. They, however, warned that failure to deliver justice, the three student bodies would take own course of action.

concern or knowledge of the PWD (NH) Government of Nagaland. Further, the minister clarified that there was an existing newly declared NH between the two states via Changtongya-Longleng-AboiMon in Nagaland upto Namtola in Assam. “Therefore, the said declaration of new national highways by the NHIDCL is not in concurrence with the present existing one,” said minister PWD (NH). Nuklutoshi said that, henceforth, according to protocol, any declaration of new highways or handing over of responsibility from PWD (NH) to NHIDCL or BRO and any kind of correspondence with the concerned department in Delhi must be done only through PWD (NH) and the minister concerned. Because, he said the technicality and knowhow of making new roads and maintaining the existing ones were solely the concerns of PWD (NH) and not any other individuals, or parties. In the event of anyone going ahead with the same practices as mentioned earlier without acknowledging the facts given and creating misunderstandings or problems in the execution of works in national highways, the minister cautioned that all the consequences will be borne by them. NHIDCL, established in July 2014, is a fully owned company of the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways which aims to promote, survey, establish, design, build, operate, maintain and upgrade National Highways and Strategic Roads including interconnecting roads in parts of the country which share international boundaries with neighboring countries.

WU NPCCL gehrao Tuli paper mill CEO’s office

WU NPPCL members at the meeting with CEO and others.

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): As a mark of protest against non-payment of salaries for two months (July-August 2016), Workers Union Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Limited (WU NPPCL) has gheraoed the office of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) NPPCL, Tuli. In a press note, WUNPPCL stated that several letters were written to the CEO, highlighting the issue. However, there was no positive response towards our plea, the union added. On September 3, 2016 another letter was submitted to the CEO, informing that the union would be compelled to take its own course of action. Since the matter was not taken seriously, the union said it was compelled to indefinitely gherao the office of the CEO. In this regard, a meeting was held with the CEO while on the other hand ADC Tuli also held a joint meeting with CEO and WU NPPCL, but nothing could be solve, the union stated. The matter has been taken up by the higher authorities of the state government, seeking CMD, HPC Kolkata to resolve the problem at the earliest, WU NPPCL said.

Troopers on election duty to get special honorarium: EC NEW DELHI, SEP 15 (IANS): The paramilitary and state armed police personnel and officers will be paid separate honorarium for their deployment on election duties, the Election Commission (EC) said on Thursday. Appreciating the role of paramilitary forces and armed police, the EC observed that the deployment of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and State Armed Police (SAP) forces has become “an integral part of the overall security management and plays a crucial role in securing free, fair, peaceful and participative elections”. “The Commission fully acknowledges the arduous and sensitive nature of the duties performed by the CAPF/ SAP personnel during election period...” It said that “in recognition of their crucial and sensitive nature of duties”, it has decided that they should be granted an honorarium “for performing this special duty”. The rates of honorarium

vary from a minimum amount of Rs 2,500 for officers, Rs 2,000 for subordinate officers and Rs 1,500 for other ranks for any election duty which is of 15 days or less. If the duty period exceeds 15 days, there is a sanctioned enhancement of Rs 1,250, Rs 1,000 and Rs 750 per additional week for the three categories respectively, it said. However, the maximum honorarium permissible to a personnel shall not exceed total pay of one month of the officer/personnel concerned, EC clarified. In case of Lok Sabha polls, the expenditure incurred on this account will be borne by the central government. In case of election to legislative assemblies, it will be fully borne by the state governments, EC explained. In case of simultaneous election to Lok Sabha and the state legislative assembly, the expenditure would be shared by the central and state governments in equal proportion. K Y M C

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PTS Chumukedima conducts disaster management training

Principal PTS Chumukedima, Aboli Metha NPS, and PTS officials along with trainers. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 15 (NPN): One day training programme on “disaster management” on Thursday by Police Training School (PTS) Chumukedima in collaboration with the State Disaster Management Team, Civil defence and Home Guards at PTS. During the training, trainees were taught various techniques of rescue operations such as emergency

methods of rescue, rope knotting and lashing, bandaging and splinting, BLS (CPR), FBAO (choking), improvised rescue techniques, and use of rope in rescue operations. Before the training commenced, principal PTS, Aboli Metha NPS, expounded the importance of the training. She stated that knowledge of disaster management techniques was indispensible especially for the law enforcement agencies personnel

as they would be the first to respond in the event of a disaster. Aboli pointed out that preparedness and knowledge in this respect would effectively minimise the loss of human lives and properties during disaster. PTS vice principal, Limawati NPS, also highlighted the objectives of the training and encouraged the trainees to learn the skills and techniques imparted during

the training. Meanwhile, PTS Chumukedima has informed that it would be conducting similar trainings in educational institutions, colonies etc. in a phased manner throughout Dimapur. The training was conducted in collaboration with the State Disaster Management Team, Civil defence, and Home Guards. Altogether, 316 trainees of the school participated in the training.

Lions Club Dmu to organise free eye screening camp DIMAPUR: Lions Club of Dimapur would be organizing 1st free eye screening camp for Lionistic Year 2016-2017 for IOL surgery (Cataract) in association with Jorhat Lions Eye Hospital on September 24 and 25, 8 a.m. onwards at Lions Health Centre, Midland, PWD Road, Dimapur. A press note by Lions Club Dimapur stated that the medical team would come from Jorhat Lions Eye Hospital and patients would also be provided with free medicines and advice. The operation for IOL Surgery (Cataract) would be conducted at Jorhat Lions Eye Hospital sponsored by Lions Club of Dimapur for which patients have been requested to register themselves. It has been informed that forms are made available at the following places: Lion Rajendra Khadria H. No. 92 NST colony, 9436003313/9774006199; Lions Health Centre Midland 9862828240/8413942062; New Sanitary House Circular Road 231987; Lion Manoj Chhabra near Durga Mandir 9436003532; Lion Dr. Rongsenla Ao near Lions Health Care 9856170088 and Lion Nawal Kishore Dharam Prasad & Co 9402010000. Lions Club also informed that there would be no charges for any service provided.

3-day AG women’s seminar held KVK conducts trg on food

processing & preservation

DIMAPUR: Five-day training programme on “entrepreneurship development through food processing and preservation” was held from September 2 to 7 at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) office premises. The training was conducted by programme coordinator, KVK Longleng, Dr. K.L Meena as course director and course co-ordinator, Thungchano S Ezung PA(H//S). Resource persons of the training programme were SMS (Horti), K Lily Rangnamei, SMS (Agronomy) Dr. Manoj Kumar, Namei (SRF), Wanmei Phom and Lalen from Tangha village. During the training, demonstrations on pineapple juice, pineapple jam, bamboo shoot and gooseberry pickle processing were cov-

ered. Lectures on cultivation practices of Gerbera under protected condition, production technology of pulses and Nutrient management in soil were also covered. Main objective of the training programme was to give importance to secondary agriculture and also to encourage the women folk and rural youths for improvement of livelihood and entrepreneurship development through processing and preservation of locally available Horticultural produce. The participants also appreciated the staffs of KVK Longleng for organizing such a practical programme. Certificates were distributed to all the 65 participants from 10 different villages of Longleng district.

SJHSS alumni Tsg association formed

Participants and resource persons after the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Three-day seminar for women was organised by Women’s Ministry of the Assemblies of God of East India was held from September 13-15 at Bethesda Higher Secondary School, Walford, Dimapur under the theme “being God’s women”. The resource persons for the seminar were Shwu Eng, June Seet and Jacqueline

Cham from Grace Assembly of God Church, Singapore. Focusing on the theme, the resource person spoke on the topics “unlock your thinking”; “significance of women”; “life with gospel in life”; “wise with words”; “live with humanity and with one another”; “wise with money”; “embracing the season”; “life to know Christ”; “live wisely”; “live with gratitude

and contentment”; “women in leadership”; “overcoming anger and unforgiveness”; “prayer” and “ministry”. Altogether 75 participated from all the seven states of east India. Meanwhile, coordinator, Women’s Ministry The Assemblies of God of East India, Esther Murry has thanked the resource person and delegates for their participation.

DIMAPUR: St. John Higher Secondary School (SJHSS) Tuensang alumni association has been formed at the alumni meet on September 12 at Tuensang. During the programme, invocation was pronounced by Rev. Fr. Joseph Oottukalathil; other highlights of the programme included presentations by the students and speeches by principal, teachers and alumni. The programme concluded with the appointment of the alumni office bearers led by N. James Chang (1986 batch) as president and Dorothy (1991 batch) as general secretary along with five others.

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news in brief ister their names for the process of obtaining their union identity card and uniform from the DDADU head office, Super Market Dimapur. DDADU has informed that the process should be done one month or before that, with effect from September 16. Documents required to obtain union identity card and uniform include Permanent Residence LHD executive meeting: Lotha Hoho Di- Certificate (PRC), 2 (Two) passport size mapur (LHD) has convemed its executive photograph and driving licence, informed meeting on September 17, 10 a.m. at Lotha DDADU. Hoho-Ki, Duncan Bosti Dimapur. All the SBAK-NM informs: Sümi Baptist Akukexecutive members and the colony/area rep- hoü Kuqhakülü- Nito Mount (SBAK-NM) resentatives of Lotha Hoho, Dimapur have has informed that it would be organising one been requested to attend the meeting. day “Sümi Sakhipemi Küposhukülu Hoho” ANGPTA Tuensang unit informs: All on September 21 at its Mission Centre. All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers the concerned official(s), individual(s), Association (ANGPTA) Tuensang unit has NGOs and leaders have been requested to informed all the primary teachers irrespec- attend the meeting. tive of nature of appointment serving under IGNOU induction programme: IGNOU Tuensang district to submit their appoint- induction programme for freshly enrolled ment order and regularised order on or be- learners of BPP, Certificate, Diploma, fore October 10,for preparation of seniority Bachelors and Master Degree Programmes list. It has also informed that Rs. 200 would for July 2016 Session at Study Centre 2002, be deducted from September month towards Dimapur Government College would be membership fee for session 2016-17. For conducted on September 18, 10 a.m. at detail information one has been asked to Dimapur Government College. All learners contact 9863651822, 8974707324. registered at the above mentioned IGNOU NPF 43rd Tapi A/C informs: Naga Peo- Study Centre have been informed to personple’s Front (NPF) 43rd A/C Tapi constitu- ally attend the programme. One has been ency consultative meeting has been sched- asked to contact IGNOU Study Centre uled on September 20, 10 a.m. at divisional - 2002, Dimapur Government College for office NPF hq Mon. The entire unit village more details. presidents, secretaries and active members NNC/GDRN (NA) Yimchunger region of NPF have been requested to attend the supports: NNC/GDRN (Non-Accord) Yimchunger region informed that it has meeting. “unanimously decided to extend its supKCSU general session cum freshers’ soport to Kumcho Chilimong who was cial: Kohima Chakhesang Students’ Union elected by majority of Nagas tribes to post (KCSU) would be organizing its 55th gener- of president NNC/GDRN(Non-Accord) al session cum freshers’ social on September for the cause of Naga nation.” In a press 24, 10 a.m. at Angami Public Organisation note, president, Yimchunger region, NNC/ (APO) conference hall. Students of class 11 GDRN(NA), K.Thraneanba and medan and above have been asked to mandatorily peyu, K.Luyanba, stated that the decision attend the session wearing one traditional was taken during its meeting at Y/Anru attire. The union has also invite all the se- village on September 14. Further, the region niors, well wishers and concerned citizen to also reaffirmed to serve the nation under the the occasion. For further information one banner of NNC/GDRN(NA). has been asked to contact at 9089261178, NNC/GDRN (NA) terminates: NNC/ 8132917704. GDRN (Non-Accord) has informed that on CEO Nagaland informs: Chief Electoral the recommendation of the collective leadOfficer (CEO) Nagaland has convened a ership it has terminated dy. kilonsers Kivika state level function on the date of draft roll and Inaho on account of non-submission publication on October 1, 11 a.m. at Hotel of government revenue. Informing this in a Japfu Kohima. The stakeholders include press note MIP NNC/GDRN (NA) stated presidents of all political parties, president that all works assigned to them shall stand Naga Hoho, president NBCC, president, cancelled with immediate effect on pubCatholic Association of Nagaland, presi- lishing of this order. In this regard NNC/ dent Nagaland Christian Churches Revival GDRN (NA) has directed all the business Council, president Pentecostal Church, establishments not to entertain them in the president NMA, president NSF, president name of NNC/GDRN (NA). NPMHR, president ENPO, president ENSF, president ENWO, founder The Naga NPCC two-day meetings: NPCC office Blog, Yanpfuo Kikon, Hekani from Youth- bearers, PCC executive members, PCC Net and president BASN. All concerned members and all the DCC presidents have have been requested to attend the function been informed that there would be two-day with a maximum representation of two meeting on September 27 at 10 a.m. with NPCC office bearers and DCC presidents members each. and at 2 p.m. with executive committee DDADU informs: Dimapur District members. The second meeting has been Autorickshaw Drivers’ Union (DDADU) scheduled on September 28, 10 a.m. and at president I. Vitoshe Sema has informed all 2 p.m. All members concerned have been the genuine auto drivers of DDADU to reg- requested to attend. RASU emergency meeting: Ralan Area Students’ Union (RASU) has convened an emergency meeting on September 17 at the residence of its president Chumben Ovung, near Immanuel College opposite Taxes office Lengrijan. All the conveners of the jubilee committee, members, unit presidents’ have been requested to attend without fail.

KMC seize food items, warns vendors

164 TA Bn constructs community hall

DIMAPUR: As part of its ongoing Military Civic Action programme under Operation Sadbhavana, under the aegis of HQ 3 Corps, the 164 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) (Home & Hearth) NAGA constructed village community hall at Natsami Village, Kiphire. During the inauguration ceremony, village council chairman of Natsami, thanked the 164 Battalion for constructing the community hall. The presentation ceremony was attended by village management committee, village elders, GBs, chairman and unit officer, JCOs & OR of 164 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) (Home & Hearth) NAGA.

ATMAs conduct demonstration and trg in Dimapur, Kiphire

The items seized by Kohima Municipal Council on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP15 (NPN): Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) on Thursday has seized vegetables sold at restricted areas, between Old MLA Hostel Junction and Razhü Point Kohima, by vegetable vendors. KMC has earlier restricted sale of vegetable in those areas because of narrow road and the footpath are meant only for pedestrians The seized items were

kept at KMC office to be given away to the orphanage homes, Kripa foundation, mental hospital and others. Speaking to this correspondent, Sr. enforcement inspector KMC Achu Yiese informed that Thursday seizure was a follow up action after the repeated warning to the vendors not to sell vegetables on the road side which caused inconvenience and difficultly for the pedestrians. He informed that the allotted places

in the heart of the town for the vendors are at Kezekie market (whole day) and at Old MLA hostel junction (3-6 p.m.). Achu also informed that the organic vegetables and fruits that are brought from the neighbouring villages are allowed to be sold at Razhü Junction and TCP gate early in the morning before the rush hour. KMC further warned the vendors that it would be conducting surprise checking.

Excise Kohima seize 100 kg ganja

(L-R): Farmers and ATMA officials after the demonstration and training programme at Dimapur and Kiphire.

DIMAPUR: ATMA-Dimapur Kuhuboto block conducted demonstration on “seed analysis” and “vermi compost” at DAO office, Dimapur on September 12, with AFA Dimapur, Longshithung and DPD (ATMA) Dimapur, Janet as resource persons. In the training, Longshithung, spoke on the technique and method of seed analysis and Janet elaborated K

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on the method and usefulness of vermi compost. Both resource persons motivated the farmers and encouraged them to disseminate the knowledge to the farmers in their respective villages. The day concluded with a live demonstration. Altogether 18 farmers attended the programme. The programme was chaired by BTM (ATMA), Kuhuboto block, Akavi Holo.

KIPHIRE: One day demonstration programme on post harvest management of maize crop was conducted by Kiphire ATMA, Pungro block on September 15 at Pungro village, chaired by BTM Pungro block Tsuktilemla Ao. Resource person, ATM, Pungro block, Sentsuthung Yanthan highlighted on the importance and scope of

maize as a commercial crop as it could be stored for a considerable period in unprocessed form without undergoing any deterioration. Its shelf life greatly depends on the ambient temperature and relative humidity and other factors like moisture, pest and diseases. Therefore he recommended post harvest handling and managing operations should

be adopted to obtain quality maize grains. Yanthan further explained on some of the uses of maize crop as a processed product for higher income generation. The programme ended with an interactive session with the farmers. Altogether 12 farmers particularly maize growers attended the training programme.

DIMAPUR: Based on specific information regarding smuggling of contraband ganja, Excise personnel manning Peducha check gate on September 14 intercepted one Maruti Alto (NL-O1C-4677) and recovered approximately 100 kg ganja from the vehicle. According to a release by Excise Kohima, the driver of the car indentified as Ketoukuolie (37) son of Puvilie of Choto Basti, Kohima was arrested. Excise Kohima said that during interrogation, the driver revealed that he was paid Rs. 3,500 to deliver the consignment to one lady who was driving ahead of him in another vehicle. He revealed that they were constantly in touch through phone during the course of the journey. Acting on the information, Excise Kohima personnel “tricked” the suspect to turn

The two arrested with the seized ganja.

back towards Kohima and then arrested one woman identified as Naome wife of late Atozo of Upper Chandmari and A.G. Kohima. Upon investigation, Excise Kohima found out that she was also wanted in a previous case related to smuggling of contraband ganja using the same modus operandi. The accused admitted of her involvement in both the cases, added the release.

In this connection, both the accused along with the seized items were forwarded to judicial custody and a case has been registered against both. Excise Kohima duty party was led by assistant inspector of Excise Pusukhong, head constable Yanchio and constables Nganvangm Vekuto, Tsapise, Chingmak, Ngabu, Zaselatuo, Neizokieo and Nyimtsemo. K

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C.L John, Dr. Nicky interact with students at LFHSS science exhibition, Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 15 (NPN): Minister of Rural Development and REPA, C. L. John, has asserted that in this fast developing era there was a need to impart practical knowledge in academic curriculum so that students acquire quality education. He was speaking as chief guest at the science exhibition organised by Little Flower Higher Secondary School (LFHSS) Kohima Thursday

at its school campus. The exhibition was held under the theme “Inculcate Scientific Temper among Students for the Welfare of the Human Society.” The minister said that education should not only be limited to learning the English language but it should impart practical knowledge of various fields. He added that practical knowledge could bring about “revolution and social changes”. He also lauded the

achievement of the students particularly in the field of Science. C.L. John also encouraged students of LFHSS to be more sincere in their studies and also encouraged faculties to produce more students in the field of politics. In a brief address, minister of Forest and Environment and Wildlife, Dr. Niekiesalie Nicky Kire urged the students to grasp the moment of opportunity and explore with their talent in the field of science.

Seminar held on ‘coalition sustainable peace’ DIMAPUR: One day peace seminar on the theme “coalition for sustainable peace” was organized by People Forum for Peace (PFP) in collaboration with Peace channel Thursday at Peace channel training centre with former pro-vice chancellor, Nagaland University, Professor A. Lanunungsang Ao, as the resource person. Speaking on the occasion, Professor A. Lanunungsang said peace was an element which everyone need every time and everywhere adding that peace could be felt and experience but was not measurable. He stated that Act East Policy which aims at connecting India with the rest of the South East Asian countries was going to have great impact on the North Eastern part of India. Professor A. Lanunungsang asserted that peace building may be more difficult than constructing a building yet peace was essential, therefore, a leader should be strong and committed and let the peace building process continue. Director Peace Channel, Rev. Dr. Anto, while welcoming the participants remarked that conflict was natural and inevitable. He therefore urged upon the participants to respond by coming together in one platform to prevent, intervene, and resolve through purposeful dialogue. PFP president, Taku Longkumer, while sharing about the forum said peace makers should rise above the “ism”.

DPDB Tuesang, Kohima meetings conducted

(L-R): DC Tuensang, Alem Jongshi addressing the DPDM meeting at DC conference hall Tuensang. SDO (C) Kethosituo Sekhose presenting a report on Kohima DPDB village/wards adoption committee during the DPDB meeting on Thursday . w(DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Tuensang and Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was conducted on Thursday at Deputy Commissioner (DC) Tuensang Conference hall and DPDB Conference Hall Kohima respectively. According to DIPR report, in Tuesang, the meeting was held under the chairmanship of DC Tuensang, Alem Jongshi wherein agenda on shortage of manpower, Doctors and nurses in District Hospital Tuensang was thoroughly discussed as per complains from certain quarters. The CMO and medical superintendent were asked to report the detailed staffing records to the forum for further pursuance. If necessary the forum decided to take up the issue concerning the shortfall of staffs and the nonfunctional machineries and equipments to the Department concerned in the State. Chang Khulie Setchang (Chang Tribal hoho) president also requested the medical department to come up with the names and the technicians posted at Tuensang District

Hospitals and health centers and attached to the other district and other institution to cross check and maintain the sanctioned post in the district health institutions. Discussion on missed staffing pattern in School Education Department was also discussed concerning deployment of the teachers. The chairman advised all the employees not to be choosy in the postings and that staffing pattern should be balanced both in urban and rural areas. The meeting decided to forward two names of the society for renewal namely; Khumuk Multipurpose Society Tuensang and Khiamniungan Baptist Church Association. Gold medalist of the 29thAll Nagaland Tea Kwondo Competition Nasen Hochula and Sometnaro were felicitated by the District Administration Tuensang. KO H I M A : Ko h i m a DPDB was held under the chairmanship of ADC Kohima, LithronglaTongpi wherein the house decided to approve for change of St. John’s School, Merhulietsa to St. John’s School Kohima, Merhülietsa.

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The House also approved the following Societies for new registration: Sustainable Development Research Centre, Lerie, Chazou, Kohima; Phom Students Union Kohima Old Ministers Hill, Kohima and S4 Future Society, Chiechama Village. On the agenda of yearlong activities for next year, ADC Planning, Ketoho Luho proposed on the constitution of Core Committee; Ward Adoption Committee; Verification Committee on LADP/ MPLADS and Screening Committee for School issues where the house decided to approve the matter. S D O ( C ) S a d a r, Kethosituo Sekhose presented a report on the Kohima DPDB Village / Wards Adoption Committee to be submitted to Government for approval of introducing the Village/ Ward adoption system in other district of the State. In his presentation, Sekhose highlighted the analysis and ways forward; revitalized & re-christened; tasks of Committees; advantages/ benefits to public; benefits to DPDB & Departments; some

unique achievements; stages in implementing the programme; problems and hurdles and suggestions and ways forward to which, the House decided to approve for onward submission to the Government for further necessary action. In another presentation from the State Resource Centre for Women, Lanuienla Imchen, Helpline Manager Women Helpline 181 Nagaland, highlighted the modalities of the scheme; its targeted group; Monitoring Mechanisms and Departments converged with the WHI. She informed that 181 Women Helpline Nagaland was recently launched by the Governor of Nagaland and the Helpline Centre is located at the premises of the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) Office below DIPR Citadel, New Secretariat Complex, Kohima. Imchen informed that since the launching of the Helpline on 23rd June 2016, the Centre has received 14,535 calls till date; 100-150 calls a day; 44 cases recorded in the Centre; six critical cases of domestic violence, one rape case,

two cases of obscene calls and many other cases of guidance, counseling and inquiry. In the meeting, the Adoption Committees of various Villages/Wards also gave a report on the activities carried out in their respective adopted villages and wards. ADC Lithrongla appreciated on their activities undertaken till date and further requested them to expedite their upcoming activities and complete it within the time frame. Labour Department and ‘Energy Efficient Kohima’ were entrusted to present its activities in the next DPDB meeting.

YouthNet holds ‘career awareness prog’

Members of YouthNet and Local Entrepreneurs Association Tuensang.

DIMAPUR: Two-day programme on “entrepreneurship, career awareness and livelihood opportunities” was organised by YouthNet ‘IMPACT 5000 by 18’ for the youth of Tuensang. On the first day, the programme focused on entrepreneurs in Tuensang, wherein about 70 business people attended the program. Discussions was held on the various opportunities and challenges faced by business people in Tuensang district specially in terms of

market linkages and how to build an ecosystem for these businesses to prosper. Resource person shared on the importance of book keeping and how accounts could be maintained. During this discussion, the gathering also came up with a resolution to strengthen the local business community. In the afternoon session, various skill development programmes such as tailoring, beautician, mobile phone repair and job openings in retail, automobiles

were shared. The second day focused on school students and the various streams available when they look for colleges and importance of following one’s passion. YouthNet also emphasized the need for growth in private sector. The schools covered were St. Johns Higher secondary School, Governmen Higher secondary school, T h a n g j a m G ove r n m e n t Higher Secondary School, Loyem Memorial School. Tuensang is the 5th district covered by YouthNet.

A&E informs Cleanliness & sanitation pensioners drive conducted at SCCTE

DIMAPUR: All retired state government officers/officials have been informed that that pension and GPF final payment cases settled up to the month of August 2016 have been uploaded on the AG Nagaland website at www. agnagaland.gov.in It has been informed that the same can be accessed by clicking at Felicitation and Pension or GPF Felicitation or by directly clicking on the sticky note written “click here to view list of settled pension/GPF final payment cases”. The release informed that the list has also been put up for display at the public relation cell and can be viewed on any working days during office hours. Aggrieved pensioners or government officials with genuine problems have been requested to write directly to the deputy accountant general (A&E) Kahoto J Yepthomi via e-mail at kahoto_j@yahoo.co.in or agaenagaland@cag.gov.in or through a handwritten letter to Kahoto J Yepthomi, IAAS Deputy Accountant General (A&E)Office of the Accountant General (A&E) Kohima: Pin No.797001, Nagaland.

DIMAPUR: Cleanliness and sanitation drive was conducted by 1st semester B.Ed trainees of Salt Christian College of Teacher education (SCCTE) on September 10 as part of community service. During the cleanliness and sanitation drive, different clubs of the college carried out the task of cleaning various locations in and around the college campus and nearby neighbourhoods. The drive was organised by the community service club of the college with an aim of inculcating clean and hygienic lifestyle and to spread the message that a clean environment was a healthy environment.

TVUK celebrates 25 years

DIMAPUR: Thungthure Village Union Kohima (TVUK) celebrated its 25th Silver Jubilee on September 10 at the residence of its Union Treasurer T.V. Tsakyumong at A.G colony Kohima. In a presidential address, L. Sekhaba Anar lauded pioneers and the present office bearers and also acknowledged the unflinching support received from all the citizens of the members through thick and thin for last 25 years. Delivering welcome address, L Horangse Anar encouraged the gathering to discipline themselves with full dedication and commitment towards the upliftment of the community. He further urged upon the village leaders to be a role models in uniting the members. The programme was attended by the host of the Thungthure Village citizens residing in Kohima.

Director IPR inspects DPRO Mkg

Director IPR, Limawati addressing the staff of DPRO Mokokchung at the Office Conference Hall. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Director, Information and Public Relations, Limawati Ao visited the District Public Relations Office Mokokchung Thursday to acquaint himself with functioning of the office. According to DIPR report, the director, after inspecting all the sections and K

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equipments available, held a meeting with the DPRO and staff in the conference hall. Addressing the gathering Limawati called upon the officer and staff to show justice to their salary by contributing their best service to the government. Limawati compared the

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Sonowal reviews security in Tinsukia, Dibrugarh

DIBRUGARH/guwahati, SEP 15 (AGENCIES/ pti): In the backdrop of the recent spurt in militancy-related incidents in upper Assam, chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal chaired two security meetings in Dibrugarh and Tinsukia on Wednesday. During the hour-long meeting held at the Dibrugarh circuit house, Sonowal was briefed about the prevailing law and order situation in the district. Stating that safety and security of citizens was the topmost priority of his government, he urged various security agencies to work with greater coordination and synergy. Sonowal said his government will extend all possible support to security forces deployed in the state, reported TOI. He added that maintaining law and order was essential for the state’s overall progress. Dibrugarh DC Laya Madduri, SP Gautam Bora and top officials from CRPF, Army and the Air Force were present. At the review meeting in Tinsukia, the chief minister expressed concern over the sudden rise in militancy-related incidents in the district. He said all insurgent elements will be dealt with firmly. Sonowal urged police and other security agencies to work in tandem to prevent such incidents. Highlighting the need for

chief minister’s relief fund for the flood-affected victims. He handed over the cheque to Sonowal at his Dibrugarh residence. The Dibrugarh Zila Parishad also contributed a sum of Rs 1 lakh on Wednesday.

Sonowal directs NHAI to repair highway Sarbananda Sonowal better policing in border areas of the district, the chief minister said the police force will be provided modern equipment. Tinsukia DC Ranjan Kumar Chakraborty, SP Mugdhajyoti Mahanta, top Army and CRPF officials were present at the meeting.Sonowal, later at a programme, handed over a cheque of Rs 5 lakh each to the families of the 11 Pangeri victims who died after a hightension wire fell on them during a rally on April 11. He also met the widow of slain CPI (ML) leader Gangaram Kaul who appealed to him to speed up investigation into her husband’s death. On March 25, 2013, Kaul was brutally hacked to death by unknown assailants in the Panitola area of Tinsukia district. Earlier in the day, Duliajan MLA Terosh Gowala contributed his one month’s salary of Rs 60,000 to the

Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Thursday directed National Highways Authority (NHAI) of India to repair the 183 km stretch from Dibrugarh to Sivasagar within September 30. He asked NHAI to undertake the repair work on a war footing to ease problems of the commuters. Reviewing government schemes and programmes in Sivasagar, Sonowal sought information from the district agriculture officer about the caterpillar menace that has wrecked havoc on crop land and directed him to take remedial steps. He took stock of the activities of the zila parishad, power, health, public health engineering, veterinary and animal husbandry and PWD departments. MPs Rameswar Teli, Kamakhya Prasad Tasa, several MLAs, Chief Secretary Vinod Kumar Pipersenia and other senior officials were present at the meeting.

northeast Manipur Guv on increase in legal fees

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IMPHAL, Sep 15: Manipur governor Dr. Najma A Heptulla has expressed serious concern on the increasing legal fees in the country, and appealed the bar association of the state to give more importance in providing free legal service to the people. Speaking at a function to celebrate the 65th foundation day of All Manipur Bar Association (AMBA) in Imphal’s Cheirap Court Complex, the first lady Governor of the state also expressed her satisfaction on learning that more women were actively involved in delivering of justice in the state. She said owing to increase in legal fees, a large number of poor people cannot afford to pay their legal service fees. “In such scenario, lawyers should come forward with a certain amount of dedication and sacrifice as legal justice is beyond their reach due to higher service fee,” the governor added. “It is heartening to see that women have not lagged behind in the field of justice delivery in the state considered to be frontrunner in the field of women empowerment,” she asserted. According to All Manipur Bar Association (AMBA) more than 300 women in Manipur were involved in the justice delivery system. The Governor further called for concerted effort to improve the situation, quoting “justice delayed is justice denied”.

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UPF, KNO for ‘separate state’

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IMPHAL, SEP 15: Kuki based armed groups under suspension of operation truce with government-United People’s Front (UPF) and Kuki National Organization (KNO), Thursday reaffirmed its political demand for a ‘separate state’ within the Constitution of India. In a joint press statement, UPF chairman ST Thangboi and KNO president PS Haokip said renewed the demand as per the resolution adopted at the joint meeting held on September 22 at Grace Bible College, New Lamka. The signatories stated that no third party should raise any alternative political demand and only UPF and KNO would “christen the state at the appropriate time”. UPF and KNO would also be consulting all stake-holders, viz. Inpis, Councils, Chief Associations, tribe leaders, etc in the process of reaching a final political settlement with the Government of India, stated the statement.

Dear balum Menngai, You may be just 24 months old, but you have given us the happiness of a lifetime.Happy birthday to the world’s most precious two-year-old cutie pie! Loving opa Longvai,onyu Athan and ojei Nganlei. Hey Mhabe, ‘’Years will age you, but never let the child inside you wither away. Explore your talent and aim high. Dream big, beyond the limits and touch the sky. We are sure you will coz we know you best. Have a rocking ‘’HAPPY BIRTHDAY’’.

HTPF protest rally on ST status

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Diphu, Sep 15: Hundreds of activities of Hills Tribe Protection Forum (HTPF) Wednesday took part in the protest rally at Donkamukam demanding roll back of Union Cabinet’s decision to accord ST(H) status to the Bodo community living in Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao. Leaders of both Congress and the Hill State Demand Council (HSDC) took part in the rally. MP Biren Singh Ingti, who is also adviser of HTPF, said the decision of the BJP government was totally wrong and against the interest of hill tribes in Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao. “It should be opposed at all cost”, Ingti said. He said that he would be leading HTPF delegation to New Delhi to meet the Prime Minister on the issue.

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NSCA, NDFB(S) militants held

Guwahati, Sep 15 (PTI): A self-styled Deputy Commander in Chief of the National Socialist Council of Adivasi (NSCA) and a hardcore NDFB(S) militant have been arrested by security forces in two different incidents in Assam Thursday. Acting on specific information, the police and troops of the Red Horns Division carried out operations in Hatoka area of East Karbi Anglong and apprehended NSCA’s Binod Gowala, a defence spokesman distance of 390 kilometres said here. The security forces recovby road. An official source said ered a 7.65 mm pistol, grenade the chopper of Skyone Airways started from Guwahati airport at 10 am and the pilot noticed a technical snag mid- N E W D E L H I , S ep 1 5 way. It was supposed to reach (Agencies): The Centre Itanagar at around 10.30 am. has asked Assam GovernThe district administra- ment to submit Utilisation tion at Nagaon has provided Certificates (UCs) for fresh accommodation for the air release of funds. State Agristaff at the government circuit culture Minister Atul Bora on house till the chopper is re- Wednesday called on Union paired, while the two passen- Agriculture Minister Radha gers left for Itanagar by car. Mohan Singh and raised a In April 2011, after an number of issues including Mi-17 helicopter crashed in the vital matter of non-release Tawang killing 17 people, the of Central funds. DGCA had banned chopper “The Union Agriculture operations for civilian flights. Minister was very accommodaBarely a few days later, tive and requested us to sort out the then chief minister, Dor- the issue of UCs first before the jee Khandu, was also killed Centre could release the funds,” when his official chopper Bora told this newspaper. crashed after getting caught The State Minister, subin turbulence while flying over mitted two memorandums, the Sela Pass in Arunachal has urged for Central funds. Pradesh. For non-submission of utilisaPoor visibility, thick tion certificate by the previous cloud cover and difficult government, funds have been weather conditions makes withheld, said Bora. flying risky in Arunachal Meanwhile, Bora inPradesh. formed the Union Minister

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and ammunitions from the possession of the NSCA militant. In another incident, the Army and police launched an operation in West Daisamguri area of Chirang district and apprehended a NDFB(S) militant Hwbtasad Brahma alias Darga alias Jathi. A pistol along with ammunitions was recovered from his possession. Brahma was allegedly carrying out extortion on behalf of NDFB(S) and was also involved in providing weapons and ammunitions to members of the outfit, the spokesman added.

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An MI-17 helicopter made emergency landing in Assam’s Nagaon.

NAGAON, SEP 15 (AGENCIES): An Mi-17 helicopter, meant to ferry passengers between Guwahati and Itanagar, was forced to make an emergency landing this morning at an open field in

Assam’s Nagaon after its pilot suspected a fuel-leak. Two passengers and six staff members of Sky One Airways, the company that owns the chopper, were on board the civilian version of

Sukhoi checks landing, takeoff facilities in Agartala airport Agartala, Sep 15 (PTI): A Sukhoi war plane of the Indian Air Force Thursday landed at the Agartala airport to check the landing and take-off facility. “One Sukhoi war plane today landed at the Agartala airport to see the practicality of landing and take-off facility during war. Another such fighter aircraft is also likely to land today,” S Deb Burman, Director of Airport Authority of India (AII) said. Sukhoi is a multi-role air superiority fighter developed by Russia’s Sukhoi Company and built under license by India’s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the Indian Air Force. It is a heavy, all-weather, long-range fighter. Among the four airports in Tripura, only Agartala airport is operational and the rest at Khowai, Kamalpur and Kailashahar are abandoned. All the airports in Tripura are located near the Indo-Bangla international border.

Meghalaya: 17 yr old girl raped for two years consecutively SHILLONG, SEP 15 (Agencies): Meghalaya has witnessed many horrendous rape cases committed by none other than their own family members. Such cases of acquaintance rape are very common in matrilineal Meghalaya and the increasing number of such rape cases deteriorates the societal morale, a strong foundation on which the Khasi society was built on. In one of the many cases which have resurfaced recently, a seventeen year old girl was allegedly molested and raped by her 50 year old uncle for 2 years consecutively i.e, from 2010-2012 in his residence at Jaiaw Laitdom, Shillong, reported The Northeast Today. The crime resurfaced 5 years after the act was committed following a report filed by the determined victim on Wednesday. Police informed that the 17 year old girl lodged a complaint with the police alK

leging that her uncle identified as Lampher Kharpran (50 yrs) molested and raped her since 2010 till 2012 in his residence. Earlier this year, there was a similar case where a minor girl was allegedly raped raped and threatened with dire consequences by her uncle Probinus Dkhar at Moolamanoh village in East Jaintia Hills. Similarly in 2014, in one of the most horrendous cases to have come out of the Garo Hills area, a 2 and a half year old toddler was raped by her own maternal uncle near the village of Kherapara, about 30 kms from the town of Tura. In 2013, a 13-year-old mentally challenged girl was repeatedly raped by her uncle (maduh) over the past several months as a result of which the girl has become pregnant. The rapist was identified as Bratstar Pariong (30) of Mawlaisyiem, the uncle of the victim.

Mi-17 helicopter and were on their way to state capital Itanagar when the incident occurred. Sky One Airways operates a shuttle service between Guwahati and Itanagar, a

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about the agricultural crisis created by attacks by insects, which has affected as many as 22 districts of Assam. Bora said every step has been taken to prevent the crisis and the situation is under control in those districts, which were hit earlier. “Steps have been taken and insecticides were also supplied to the newly affected districts,” Bora added. Bora has appealed to the farmers to inform the authority about fresh attacks by insects. Affected farmers will be compensated, he assured. “Agriculture University has also been put on task to take remedial measures and Deputy Commissioners instructed to take steps,” he said.

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SC raps TN, Karnataka over Cauvery violence

RAF personnel deployed at City Railway Station following pro-Kannada activistsâ€™ rail roko call in protest over Cauvery water issue in Bengaluru on Thursday. (PTI) New Delhi, Sep 15 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Thursday rapped the Tamil Nadu and Karnataka governments for their failure to stop the largescale violence that erupted after its order on sharing of Cauvery river waters. On being told that there was bandh and Rail Roko in Karnataka on Thursday and there would be a bandh on Friday in Tamil Nadu, the bench of Justice Dipak Misra and Justice Uday Umesh Lalit said, â€œPeople canâ€™t be a law to themselves. It is obligatory on the part of the State of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to prevent such actions.â€? â€œWe are compelled and constrained to say it is the duty of the State that no such agita-

tion, damages and destruction to public and private property takes place,â€? the bench said in its order. The bench also said that bandhs and agitations could not be allowed in pursuant to the orders of the court. â€œWe sincerely hope that wisdom will prevail over the competent authority of the State to maintain peace,â€? said the bench. The court said this in the course of the hearing of a PIL by a social activist hailing from Kanyakumari seeking directions to both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu governments to take preventive steps to curb violence and agitations, assess the damage to public and private property and make those responsible to account for it.

The court issued notice to both the states and directed its hearing on September 20, when it would take up the main matter. Having made its displeasure known, Justice Misra said, â€œWe hope and trust that wisdom would prevail on both the States to maintain peace, harmony, order and calm and above all dignity and respect for law.â€? The top court by its September 12 order had asked Karnataka government to release 12,000 cusecs of Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu every day till September 20, after modifying its earlier order of September 5 directing the release of 15,000 cusecs every day for next 10 days.

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Centre to announce next set of smart cities New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): The Centre will announce the next set of 27 cities for financing under the Modigovernment flagship Smart City Mission next week, Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today. â€œI am happy to tell you that 20 cities were announced in the first and another 13 in the supplementary round. Now, I am going to announce another 27 cities in the next week,â€? Naidu said while addressing the 12th Indo-US Economic Summit here. So far, the government has announced 33 cities that will be developed as â€˜smart citiesâ€™ which would have facilities such as assured water and power supply, sanitation and solid waste management systems, efficient urban mobility and public transportation, IT connectivity and e-governance, among others. The Modi-government aims to transform about 100 cities by 2019-20, with the Union government providing financial support of Rs 48,000 crore over five years. Meanwhile, Naidu said the challenges before the government is to overcome the â€œdeficitsâ€? that it has â€œinheritedâ€? from the UPA dispensation in â€œquickest possible timeâ€?. â€œEvery government inherits certain legacy from the previous one. What we have inherited was a bag load of deficits -fiscal, revenue, trade, current account and governance deficits and above all, trust deficit. â€œThe challenge before our governments is to overcome in the quickest possible time, these deficits,â€? he said, adding that the government has taken up â€œthis serious challenge in right earnestâ€?.

Journalists should not eulogise terrorists: Naidu New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): Journalists should stick to the truth, discourage those who seek to arouse emotions on caste, regional or communal lines, and not â€œeulogiseâ€? terrorists, Information and Broadcasting Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said Thursday. Addressing the 49th Convocation of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), he said nowadays there are attempts to eulogise those accused of terror activities. â€œWe have seen in recent days what is happening to terrorists, their sympathisers... dacoits. Some people are trying to eulogise Afzal Guru, Yakub Memon, Maqbool Bhat or Burhan Wani,â€? Naidu said. â€œIt may be music to the ears of our neighbour who is trying to aid, abet, fund and train terrorism. Pakistan is aiding, abetting, funding training terrorism... You are a journalist but you are a citizen of India and you have a duty towards the country,â€? he said. Naidu told the students graduating from the premier media school that news and views should not be mixed and journalists should stick to the truth. â€œMy advise to the media is -- be near to the truth and keep away from sensation. But unfortunately, sensation has become the order of the day. They want some headlines,â€? he said. â€œCaste has no relevance to the society. But unfortunately people are using emotions... caste emotions, regional emotions, language emotions, communal emotions,â€? he said. Naidu advised the students that â€œjournalism should be a mission and not for commissionâ€? and said that unfortu-

Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting M. Venkaiah Naidu presenting degree to a student at the 49th convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), in New Delhi on Thursday. (PTI) nately in present times we hear about evils like paid news or sponsored news. He also referred to the recent violence over the Cauvery water sharing dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka and asked why should buses be burnt over the issue? Journalists should not fall in the trap of such tendencies, Naidu said, adding that all should feel proud of the countryâ€™s culture and traditions. On the coverage of proceedings of Parliament and state Assemblies, Naidu said that often the media focusses a lot on those who are obstructing the proceedings. â€œIn Parliament or Assembly, they always report about somebody going to the Well of the House or somebody unfold-

ing his shirt and saying - come out. We are showing it as a heroic act. We should condemn that fellow and say that he has not spoken decently,â€? the minister said. In an apparent dig at political opponents, Naidu said that â€œin a democracy, dynasty is nasty but is tasty to some people. â€œIf someone is a grandson, what is grand about it?â€? he asked. Naidu said that a common person like him had risen by sticking to one party but many donâ€™t exhibit such commitment. The I&B Minister also emphasised the importance of mother tongue and said the regional media was doing exceptionally well in both print and electronic segments. â€œInformation with confirmation is a great ammunitionâ€? in the war against

social maladies like poverty, inequality, untouchability and even terrorism, Naidu said. He said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is one of the greatest communicator in Indiaâ€™s recent political history. N a id u s a id t ha t t he younger generation in India is not satisfied by speeches alone and wants quick solutions. He also said that IIMC should start journalism courses in all Indian languages at the earliest and there should be more centres of the institute in all states. He said the Centre is considering granting University status to IIMC. Earlier, IIMC DG K G Suresh said that the institute has started new departments -- one of Short Term and Special courses and New Media and IT.

Chikungunya, dengue toll in Delhi climb to 30 GST rollout must be ready before Apr 1: PM

N EW D ELHI , S e p 1 5 (Agencies): Chikungunya and dengue continued to wreak havoc in Delhi with the death toll from the two vector-borne diseases climbing to 30 on Thursday even as the number of affected people crossed 2,800. A 75-year-old man from south Delhi succumbed to chikungunya complications at a city hospital on Thursday, taking to 12 the number of fatalities due to the disease. The death toll due to dengue rose to 18 with half of the fatalities reported from AIIMS even as the number of cases of this vector-borne disease crossed 1,100. JD Madan died this morning at the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SGRH), the fifth person to have lost life to complications triggered by chikungunya, at the hospital in last four days. â€œHe had acute febrile illness and was tested positive for chikungunya by rapid PCR test, and died at 6:45 am of chikungunya sepsis with septic shock

and cardio-pulmonary arrest,â€? hospital authorities said. Five deaths from chikungunya complications were reported till yesterday at Apollo Hospital here, and most of the victims were aged 80 or above. AIIMS had confirmed one suspected case yesterday. The victim, an old man from Muzaffarnagar, had died earlier this month of multi-organ failure triggered by chikungunya. According to the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), the number of chikungunya cases in Delhi has spiked to 1,724 till September 11 as fever clinics in the city continue to be swamped with patients. Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain, meanwhile, said unlike dengue, chikungunya in itself cannot cause death. â€œNadda ji(Union Health Minister J P Nadda) told me no one died of chikungunya in the entire country. People die directly of dengue. But medical literature says normally people do not die of chikungunya,â€? he

said. The AAP government also requested the Centre to convene a meeting of the health ministers of neighbouring states to prepare a strategy to deal with dengue and chikungunya â€œoutbreakâ€? as many of the patients are coming to Delhi due to â€œlackâ€? of proper healthcare facilities there. In a report released today on vector-borne disease cases at AIIMS, the premier institute said, â€œNine dengue patients have died from September 1 till date.â€? At least 1,158 cases of dengue have been reported in the national capital with nearly 390 of them being recorded in the first 10 days of September, the month in which the vectorborne disease begins to peak. Delhi is showing the spurt in chikungunya after nearly 10 years and health experts are conjecturing that this â€œupsurgeâ€? could be due to â€œevolutionâ€? in the chikungunya viral strain. Dengue and chikungunya both are caused by the same aedes mosquito but dengue can be contracted through four viral

strains while chikungunya is caused only by one strain. Doctors say that chikungunya is not a life-threatening disease in general, but in rare cases leads to complications that prove fatal, especially in children and old persons. Seven of the 12 chikungunya victims belonged to Uttar Pradesh, including two from Ghaziabad, and five from Delhi. Meanwhile, AIIMS laboratories have tested 1,443 chikungunya blood test samples positive till September 13.

WHO for strengthening Indiaâ€™s disease surveillance network

The WHO Thursday called for strengthening Indiaâ€™s disease surveillance network by engaging private healthcare sector more for reliable counts

STATE CHILD PROTECTION SOCIETY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE NAGALAND: KOHIMA

NO. SCPS/ADVT-01/2015 Dated Kohima, the 15th of Sept 2016 Applications are hereby invited from the qualified candidates to fill up the following vacancies on contractual basis under the Office of the State Child Protection Society Nagaland, Department of Social Welfare. POST VACANCIES: OF THE REMUNERATION SL.NO NAME OF THE POSTS NOPOSTS (FIXED) PER MONTH REQUIRED QUALIFICATION MA (Sociology) & MSW 1. Superintendent 4 25,000/(Preferably trained in Juvenile Justice System) MA (Sociology), MSW and LLB 2. Probation Officer 4 17,500/(Preferably trained in Juvenile Justice System) MA Psychology/ Graduate in any 3. Counselor 4 17,500/discipline with Counseling Course on Psychology 4. Nurse/ Paramedical Staffs 4 9000/GNM/ANM TERMS AND CONDITIONS: 1. Application with complete documents should be submitted at the Office of the State Child Protection Society, Officerâ€™s Hill, Near SP Office, Kohima. Last date of submission shall be on 30th of September 2016. The bio-data should be in the following format: Name : F/Name : DOB : Age : Qualification : ST/Indigenous : Experiences if any : Permanent residence : 2. The applicants shall be 21 - 35 years of age. 3. The service is purely contractual and not liable for regularization. The service shall initially be for a period of 6 (six) months. 4. The appointed candidates shall be employee of the State Child Protection Society under ICPS and therefore, shall be governed by the terms and conditions laid down as per the ICPS norms. 5. Names of the shortlisted candidates and date of interview shall be displayed on the office notice board and no separate intimidation letter will be sent to the candidates. 6. The selection shall be done through interview. Sd/DELLIROSE M. SAKHRIE (IAS) Secretary, Dept of Social Welfare & Chairman, SCPS Nagaland, Kohima DC-2103

N EW D ELHI , S EP 1 5 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi Wednesday directed top central and state finance officials to complete all the steps needed to roll out the new Goods and Services Tax (GST), long before April 1, 2017. The PMâ€™s directive came a day after the Cabinet approved the formation of the GST Council. Last week President Pranab Mukherjee gave his consent to the GST bill. And separately, 16 states- the minimum number required have already ratified it. With all of these hurdles already cleared, the PM told the top officials that there can be absolutely no slippage when it comes to the date of implementation of the tax. The PMâ€™s meeting was attended by the Union finance minister, the ministers of state for finance, senior officers from the Prime

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of cases of dengue and chikungunya, which have claimed over 80 lives and affected more than 50,000 people across the country. Terming engagement with private healthcare sector as â€œcriticalâ€?, WHO said that even probable dengue cases during outbreaks need to be reported to get more effective estimates while noting that strong surveillance, vector control, early diagnosis and case management and public awareness are key to control these vector-borne diseases. The World Health Organisation said that in recent years, globalisation of travel and trade, unplanned urbanisation and environmental challenges including climate change has had a â€œsignificantâ€? impact on transmission of vector-borne diseases.

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In pursuance of letter No. CNE/RB/ZBTO/2011 Dated 17/06/2016 from the office of the Commissioner, Nagaland Kohima applications are invited from all eligible indigenous inhabitant candidate of respective Sub-Division as shown below :Sl. No. `1

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No of Education Vacancy against Age limit Post Qualification 5 (five) Should be S a p t i q a - 1 ( o n e ) Po s t 21-35 years literate Akuhaito -1 (one) Post Aghunato-3 (Three) Posts

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Preference will be given to Landowners where land compensation has not been made 21-35 years Preference will be given to Landowners where land compensation has not been made 21-35 years Preference will be given to Landowners where land compensation has not been made

A. Application form may be obtained from the Office of the Deputy Commissioner (Estt. Branch) during office hours. Examination fees of Rs 100/- (Rupees One Hundred) only shall be realized from the applicant. B. Last date of submission of application form 14th Oct' 2016. C. Tentative date for interview 18th Oct; 2016 D. The appointment to the post shall be subject to :I. Medical Examination Board report. ii. Authentication of Documents by NBSE and other concerned authorities. III. Approval of the Commissioner, Nagaland E. The Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto reserves the right to cancel, postpone and reschedule any of the dates and venue of the exam in the event of unforeseen circumstances. F. Those candidates who have already applied against any of the above vacancies will have to resubmit in the requisite application format with relevant documents. G. The DLRB Exam is being conducted as per O.M No. CNE/GEN/2015 Dated 3rd November 2015 and incase of any disputes the decision of the Commissioner, Nagaland, Kohima shall be final and the will apply to all categories of post.

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Ministerâ€™s office as well as top officials from the Finance Ministry. At the meeting, Modi reviewed the preparation of the model GST laws and rules that need to be framed, checked on the progress of the establishment of technological infrastructure for both the Centre and States, and asked about how Central and State officers are being trained to provide awareness about GST to industry. The Prime Minister also observed that the GST Council would need to have intensive meetings to be able to make timely recommendations relating to its mandate provided

in Article 279A. The council is the one that will decide on the tax rate, recommend which taxes are to be subsumed or exempted from the GST, fix the rates of taxation and finalise the model Central, State and Integrated GST laws. Earlier this month, revenue secretary Hasmukh Adhia said that the government is ahead of schedule for implementation of GST. The states and the Centre are working overtime and talking to stakeholders to draft the Central GST, State GST and Integrated GST laws, which are to be passed in the Winter Session of Parliament in November.

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Duel in Delhi

hat was meant to be a fit case for airing serious concern about Chikungunya outbreak in Delhi instead turned into a political parody of sorts when both the AAP and the BJP went all out to discredit each other when the situation called for serious review of the factors that had led the disease to claim nearly a dozen lives in the capital. The BJP utilised the opportunity to tighten its propaganda screws on the AAP and blamed the crisis on mishandling. The BJP slammed the AAP Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, health minister Satyendra Kumar Jain and other ministers for not attending to the crisis and instead choosing to be away. The viral disease is usually non-fatal but hospitals say they are getting many patients with severe manifestation of the illness, including brain infections The AAP government has been at the loggerheads with the Centre and BJP-run civic bodies in Delhi over various problems. An all-out verbal war had broken out between the BJP and AAP leaders over the spread of dengue and chikungunya. While the BJP accused the Delhi government of sheer negligence, the Arvind Kejriwal-led party slammed the Centre for becoming an impediment.The AAP has been having a running feud with LG Najeeb Jung over various issues such as appointments, posting and transfers. True there might be unwanted and undue interference from the BJP-run central government over the affairs of Delhi, there is also no doubt that the AAP cannot absolved itself from some of the mess. The AAP is still yet to get down to the serious task of governance. Instead, it’s busy with raising hackles over corruption and trying to project itself as a victim of the machinations of the BJP through Najeeb Jung. Not to let go of an opportunity to hit at Jung, as much as the BJP does against it, the AAP accused the LG of hatching a ‘criminal conspiracy’ against the residents of Delhi. AAP water minister Kapil Mishra said Jung had “deliberately sent” Delhi health secretary on a 15-day leave while he(Jung) himself also left on a personal trip abroad.Not willing to allow the AAP have the last word, the BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli hit out at Kejriwal for being in Bengaluru for a throat surgery. He said Delhi health minister Satyendar Jain was also in Goa for party work but returned a few says later. The health scenario in Delhi which is currently under the grip of dengue and chikungunya is indeed serious. The severity is not about the fatalities but about the entire health system being overstretched. Thousands of patients with dengue and scores with chikungunya have been admitted to hospitals. This is the crisis and the focus ought to have been on how to tackle the problem. The health crisis would have been reduced had there been effective sanitation drive during March-April followed by spraying or fogging with anti-mosquito chemicals. The civic body in Delhi is controlled by the BJP and there had been another friction between the party with the AAP government. For the sake of the citizens of Delhi, the AAP government would be doing a great service if it gets to serious work instead of charging at the windmills. The central government run by the BJP would be doing itself a great favour if it lends a helping hand in the interest of the public.

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.

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To conquer oneself is a greater task than conquering others.

~ Buddha

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, September 16, 2016

Post-mortem

UrraUvie: The Great British Betrayal of the Nagas’ Total Trust O

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hen the British intruded into the Naga homeland in 1832, the Nagas suspected them of having an expansionist intent. Naturally, therefore, the Nagas responded with resistance. Among the Naga tribes, the Angami people were the first to do so---that is, we stood against their forced entry and bravely fought against their troops, which resulted in a lot of casualties on both sides. Because of this warlike situation at the time, the British were not able to set up even a single outpost in the heart of the Angami country from 1832 to 1879 (Sir Robert Reid). However, the British were still determined to use Naga-land as a passageway between Manipur and Assam for the purposes of communication, trade, and defense. It was only in 1880 that the British finally relented from aggression and agreed to meet for a peaceful settlement. The Naga party was led by PelhuDolie, a legendary warrior-statesman from Khonoma, who directed over 200 warriors and made his hideout in the Kenoma area. Since the British representatives refused to enter into any agreement without him being present, he finally obliged and came to Mezoma with two fellow warriors, who were adorned in Naga traditional gears and armed with spears and shields, escorting him. On meeting him, the leader of the British representatives appeared somewhat awed. So, as a gesture of deference, he offered his chair for Pelhu to sit. Then, the British party proposed for Pelhu’s consent to a written agreement. But the latter responded that if the British were in quest of peace, his word would be enough…so be it. Thus, a formal peace agreement was arrived at between the two peoples at Mezoma on March 27, 1880, in accordance with a Naga customary practice: uttering “our word as our bond” in the presence of many witnesses. As a symbol of sealing this peace agreement, the Nagas presented a native live bird, tragopan, to the British who in turn gave them a gun (cf. seized from SetuoDolie by the Indian Army in the late 1950s). And together, they took a photograph as well (cf. lost while in possession of Lhulienyü of Kewhima village). As a result, the Nagas formally ended their battle with the British, accepted them as our “avowed friends” (“Uso-ukhriethomia” in Angami), and allowed them to freely use our Naga-land as a passageway between Assam and Manipur. Sadly, even after 1880, the British still conducted their expeditions both in Ao and Sumi areas. Their stated intention, of course, was to stop raids and

crimes of violence along the borders of the Naga Hills and Sibsagar districts under a policy called “The Political Control Area.” Now, why did some Nagas come to pay a house-tax to the British people? From 1888 onward, the Colonial Power started asking for a nominal tax from the Nagas. In certain villages, for example, each household had to pay Rs.3 per year, or in some cases just Rs.1, which the British claimed was a token-charge for providing protection to our people, although they could have been using that as a pretext for some other ulterior goal. Of course, some of our people stopped further payment as soon as the troops withdrew from their villages. But the majority of the Nagas then chose to pay as long as they could. Possibly, they thought that it was the reasonable thing to do: pay the British people for their services. After all, they were helping our Nagas by stopping our inter-village warfare, especially the practice of head-hunting. Furthermore, they were bringing some sense of order and law amongst the Nagas. Their officers, both armed and civil, were generally nice and friendly to our people. Not even a single soldier of theirs was known to have taken advantage of our women. Also, we had come to accept them as our avowed friends and welcomed them as from an ally nation. Since this was how the Nagas had come to view them, it could mean that they were simply paying the house-tax out of gratitude for the services of the British people. In other words, the Nagas were not paying taxes as British subjects. And undoubtedly, this house-tax was not a land-tax either, because the land-ownership had always been with our Nagas. As mentioned earlier, it seems obvious that the Colonial Power had a deceptive intent—to ultimately claim the Naga country as part of the British territory. But being very trusting by nature, our Nagas then failed to recognize this. They possibly viewed the presence of the British amongst them exactly the same way as we view the Indian occupational force in our homeland today: they could set up outposts, live amongst us, and move about freely, without assuming ownership of our land. At least, that was what they would have certainly believed. Not knowing that the British would one day betray our trust, the Nagas of that generation still willingly extended every possible help to the British during the World War II. Approximately 600 Nagas fought as part of the Allied Forces. Other Nagas

guided their troops, collected intelligence information, ambushed enemy patrols, carried supplies, and brought in their wounded under heaviest of fire…often refusing any payment (Sir William Smith), thereby contributing to the British victory over the Japanese Forces, who were ethnically much closer to them. All these acts speak loudly of our culture of expressing our loyalty to those we regarded as avowed friends. The existence of Kohima War Cemetery and the Bye-Pass Road (also called Victory Road) are also visible reminders of our people’s hospitality to these people who needed our help. As a proud warrior race, this was how our Nagas of that time had undoubtedly acted all along in accordance with their customary law of honor in treating their friends. As such, the Nagas then could never have known that their trust would be betrayed. Otherwise, had they known at the time that the British were taking them as their “conquered subjects” or that these foreigners would one day claim our land as part of their “British territory” in the sense of transferred land-ownership, they would have never gladly sacrificed so much for the latter. In short, the Nagas of the past generation welcomed these foreigners who showed up in our homeland uninvited. They treated them as their avowed friends and ally nation. They gladly extended their hospitality and shared their space. They bravely fought their war to secure their victory. In return, what did these former friends do for our people? They only betrayed us as a people. On their way out from our homeland, they handed us to the Indian people despite our desperate plea to leave us alone as in earlier times--free and independent. As such, the Nagas are still left with some lingering questions in their minds: Is it morally right for the British to repay the Naga people this way? On what basis could the British government claim that the Naga homeland legally became theirs? Who gave them the authority or the rights to give away the Naga homeland to anyone they wanted? For that matter, is it justifiable for India to claim something that was illegally given to them by the British? As for the Nagas, their position has always been very clear and consistent: that they have never given up the ownership rights of their ancestral homeland to anyone else at any point in history, because they have always had an inseparable belief in UrraUvie, which literally means “our homeland is ours.” Mazie Nakhro, PhD

zone layer depletion is one of the most serious problems faced by our planet. Therefore to create awareness, the United Nations General Assembly has designated September 16 asInternational Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer. September 16 was mark the day back in 1987 when the Montreal Protocol was signed. Montreal protocol is an inter-government treaty to phase out the release of Ozone depleting substance. World Ozone Day has been celebrated since 1994.The day is celebrated all around the world mainly intended to spread awareness of the depletion of the Ozone Layer and search for solutions to preserve it. The theme for World Ozone day for the year 2015 to 2030 is “Healing our ozone together “. Ozone is a colorless gas which is found in the stratosphere of our upper atmosphere. The layer of Ozone gas is what which protects us from the harmful Ultraviolet radiation of the sun. The ozone layer absorbs these harmful radiations and thus prevents these rays from entering the earth’s atmosphere. Ultraviolet radiation are high energy electromagnetic waves emitted by the sun which if enters the earth’s atmosphere can lead to various environmental issues including global warming and also a number of health related issues for all living organisms. The most important reason for ozone layer depletion is the production and emission of Chlorofluorocarbon (CFCs). Apart from CFCs, other causes include increase in the level of chlorine and bromine gases in the upper stratosphere. This is what which leads to almost 80% of the total Ozone layer depletion. Hydrofluorocarbons (HCFCs), which are being made to replace CFCs for use as vehicle AC, are much less harmful to stratospheric ozone, but they are potent greenhouse gases. Most ozone depleting substances have a lifetime of about 100 years. The main sources of chlorofluorocarbons are refrigerators and air conditioners. Scientists have observed a hole in ozone layer which is alarming for the world. So to create awareness and to acquire environmental friendly techniques to reduce the use of chlorofluorocarbons is a must. As Ozone plays a vital role in shielding life from harmful ultra-

violet light on earth, its depletion can have major effects on human’s health and the surrounding as well by releasing harmful UV rays from the sun. One of the most harmful effects of Ozone depletion on human’s health is the cause skin cancer. More than 13,000 new cases of melanoma are reported around the world are reported around the world and some 66,000 people die from skin cancer every year. Apart from cancer,a shrink in Ozone layer raises the rates of malaria, cataracts and other infectiousdisease. It also leads to damage of immune system, aging of skin, difficulty in breathing, chest pain and throat irritation, hampering lung function. On plant,it affects the growth by altering the physiological and developmental processes and alsothe time of flowering in some plant species, and also reduces survival rates for these organisms on marine ecosystem. Ozone layer depletion is not something that affects any specific country or region. The whole world is vulnerable to its affects that makes it important for each and every one of us to take actions to reduce ozone layer depletion. International agreements such as Montreal protocol in 1987 have helped in reducing and controlling industrial emission of CFCs. More and more of such international agreements between countries is necessary to bring down ozone layer depletion. At individual level, everyone can also contribute towards reducing ozone layer depletion. Reduce/avoid using products which has CFCs like fresheners, aerosol hair sprays and cosmetics in plastic containers,Perform regular maintenance of your vehicle to prevent excessive smoke emission which causes air pollution, and save gasoline and crude oil, avoid burning of plastics and rubber tires. Buying and using recycled products, saving of energy, using of public transport can do a lot in combating ozone layer depletion. The most important thing that we can do is spreading awareness. Our individual efforts will go a long way in saving the earth’s blanket and keep our planet earth liveable for us and future generations. The ozone layer is what saves the earth and the living organisms from the harmful radiations of the sun. It is necessary to understand its importance and work to control the depletion of this layer. Forestry Graduates’ Association of Nagaland (FGAN)

Fresh revision of electoral roll for Ideology of Naga National Movement KMC required for a clean election cannot be altered – NSCN (R)

f late Clean Election Campaign has been in the daily news and is now becomes the talk of the day. As appeared in the local dailies many organizations viz as Church bodies and NGOs have raised many issues to be tackled in order to curb unclean election practices. Some points to be noted by various organisations are, proposing the concept of educating the voters, to pledge voters not to sell their votes, refrain from proxy voting and violence. It also mentioned some significant points, that a candidate should not be alcoholic, immoral, uncultured, self-seeking, violent, and haughty but to be well-informed, devoted, and unselfish in nature and effectively represent the people for constructive development, which is a very commendable initiative. It will not be an easy challenge, nevertheless is not impracticable task and the achievement can be a great inspiration to many who are longing for a Clean Election. Clean or Free and Fair Election should also include a clean electoral roll and right to vote by individuals to exercise their democratic rights and not a family head and community leaders’ votes on behalf of the family and the whole community in understanding with the polling officials on the pretext of avoiding conflict and violence. Obviously the Municipal Councils and Town Councils Election will be held sooner or later; with or without 33% reservation for Women and therefore whether General Election / M.P. Election / Municipal Election/Town Council should be treated at par, as far as Clean Election Campaign is concerned. The first Municipality of Kohima was constituted in the year 2005 as per the provisions of the Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001 with 19 elected Councillors which later ended in the year 2010. The Electoral Roll of the Kohima Municipal Council election was revised in the year 2009

and the Total enrolment of New Market, Ward No.8 Polling Station 1 (One) is 1107 (One Thousand One Hundred and Seven), whereas the total enrolment of the Assembly Election for New Market Ward No. 8 for Polling Station I (One) and II (Two) is 1083 (One Thousand Eighty three only) as on 1.1.2016 and this figure of 24 votes difference after a gap of five years seems to be abnormal and erroneous. During the last Assembly Election, with a clean electoral roll containing genuine voters only in Ward No. 8 is the factor for 80% voting completed by 1.P.M peacefully and hence, it is desirable that this system of fair election consisting genuine voters only may also apply in the Municipal Election in future. However, it was found that many bogus voters were included in the revised electoral list published in the year 2009 and many genuine voters have shifted to other places and at the same time the names of many voters in the list are not alive. Moreover, for the past 5 years no new inclusions are made and therefore lots of genuine electors presently resided will be deprived of their rights to vote and they may involve in unfair means for proxy voting creating confusion and conflict and lead to violent activities that might affect law and order situation. This problem may not be only in New Market Ward No.8 but all other Wards are to be affected. I therefore feel that the right platform to address the issue for revision of fresh electoral roll for upcoming Kohima Municipal Council Election is the” Association of Ward Panchayat, Kohima Municipal Council” and “Ward Panchayat Bodies” of all the 19 Wards and hence request them to approach the concern Department for preparation of a Fresh Electoral Revision at the earliest in the interest of the public and for a Free, Fair and Clean Election. Zerüüzo Norbert, New Market Kohima

he foundation of the Naga National movement laid down as early as1918 through small but established Naga Club can never be altered by any Accords without Sovereignty because the future of the Naga cannot be totally determined by the present movement unless original dream of Naga Sovereignty is achieved. As the Naga movement is not for anything other than Sovereignty ,the NSCN/GPRN ( R) shared the same ideology and become the part of its movement, nothing new can be added and no deletion of any part of it, some in other Naga Political Groups always try their best to condemns Naga revolution (NSCN- R), saying it has no vision and future but in reality they are just human being without dream and who cannot explain who they are in Naga Political

movement whereas, the NSCN (R) will go to any extend in Naga Sovereignty issue without compromising historical and political rights of the Nagas. Yes, so many Nagas disliked the formation of NSCN/GPRN (R)because of multiple factions cropped up in the recent past. However, it will provide alternative platform for the Nagas and therefore, the Naga peoples should keep hope on its leaderships who may be young but ready to take up any challenges to defend the Naga political rights. In regards to appreciation from NSCN/ GPRN ( R)for Framework Agreement between the NSCN ( IM) and GoI signed on3rd August 2015, as stated earlier, the collective leaders expected the NSCN (IM) leaders to consult with the leaders of the other NPGs for future programmes

with open hearts but they failed to build the confidence of the other NPGs leaders which have created hue and cry against the said framework. Even the leaders of NSCN (R) have been attacked and accusing of hand in gloves with NSCN (IM) in framework issue. However, the NSCN (R) leaders only appreciated when the said agreement was signed and no further business in this regards. Since the NSCN/ GPRN (R) is fighting for the Naga cause, it will stand with the Naga peoples. As stated in so many occasions, it will support the Naga solution but not factional deal and its outcomes whatsoever, because the issue itself is not a factional issue and therefore, solution will have to be Naga solution. M.I.P. NSCN/GPRN (Reformation)

Reader’s Post

Appeal to CM & finance in-charge Nagaland

Sir,

I am constraint to place the growing hues and cries of state that is needed to view seriously and consideration thereof. Whereas, the state by an Act advocates “No work No pay” and is being reviewed from time to time to strengthen the law which is appreciated. Yet why the government is not addressing the problems of your employees in releasing their entitles salary, contract and supply bills etc in time and rather order for 24×7×300 days (minimum) as working hours, weeks and days. Every human being whether high or low require basic needs to live and likewise government servants, contractors and suppliers all work to earn and eat. But in the recent past the government employees of RD, work charge and employees of various department, sections of teachers had not been paid for the past 5-6 months or so, liabilities of bills for government contractors and suppliers remain pending for several years or even decades. Instead of addressing all these core issues, the lawmakers advocates for good governance by lip, when it is running a liability government, I would like to place certain questions for your knowledge that why the government does not pay what they are owe too? Will they not resort to agitation with the counter slogan no pay no work? I suppose all high and low is being guaranteed with the right to earn and livelihood. Then who will be going to pay for them and feed their children and families? Should the affected family die of starvation? So also, when the aggrieved parties in agitation shut power, block road, ban schools etc. Is the public and students who have voted you to power not going to affected or victimized? How long can patients survive on life support and how long can the attendants take care of it? Likewise stakeholders have to be treated as entitled in the provision with the manageable sanctions and timely release. The promises of good governance need the systematic plans and visions that has to be action and not through mere speeches. The desired objective can be achieved when the setup is strong. So least of all by not neglecting your aforementioned servants in particular and the voters in general. I strongly look forward for your kind and timely action on top priority which will take the Nagas towards better and higher perspective. S. Zhevihe Sumi, ex-president SKK

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

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the new Constitution cannot be created. Dahal, who is popularly known as Prachanda and was elected as the Prime Minister for the second time on August 3, said the top focus of the new dispensation is to create the “right atmosphere” before

New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): A Delhi court would next month decide on whether to summon Union Minister Smriti Irani on a complaint filed against her for allegedly giving false information regarding her academic qualifications in affidavits to the poll panel for contesting various elections. Metropolitan Magistrate Harvinder Singh, who was scheduled to pronounce the order Thursday, fixed the matter for October one, saying the order was not ready. The court had on September 3 reserved its order after hearing arguments advanced by complainant Ahmer Khan, a freelance writer, and going through the reports submitted by the Election Commission and the Delhi University regarding Irani’s educational degrees. The court was earlier told by an official appearing for the poll panel that the documents filed by Irani regarding her educational qualification were not traceable. However, the information on this was available on its website, it had said. In pursuance to the

SC takes serious view of mushrooming NGOs

India-US joint military exercise begins Lucknow, Sep 15 (IANS): The Yudh Abhyas 2016 joint miliary drill between the Indian and US got underway at Chaubattia in Uttarakhand on Thursday with the unfurling of the national flags of the two countries to the strains of “Jana Gana Mana” and “The Star Spangled Banner”, an official said. Indian and US soldiers presented a ceremonial guard of honour to the two senior most officers of the US and Indian armies. The US contingent was represented by a Company of 5th Infantry Battalion, 20 Infantry Regiment, 2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 7 Infantry Division, US Army while the Indian side was represented by an Infantry Battalion. Company strength army personnel from US and an equal number of Indian soldiers are taking part in the two-week long joint drill that

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matter for September 23. CBI had in September last year informed the apex court that less than ten per cent of over 30 lakh NGOs functioning across the country had submitted their returns or balance sheets and other financial details to the authorities. The dismal picture was presented by the CBI to the court last year on the basis of the income-expenditure statement of a total of 30,81,873 NGOs in 26 states and seven Union Territories. CBI, in its second affidavit, had said that approximately 9.33 per cent of the registered NGOs met the criteria of filing tax returns. Before this, the agency had filed an affidavit in January last year submitting that out of 23,95,579 NGOs in 21 states, approximately 2,43,955 of them had filed their balance sheets with the authorities and, in seven UTs, of the 73,213 NGOs, only 50 had submitted their returns. At that time, only 10.24 per cent of the registered NGOs had complied with the prerequisite of providing balance sheets and other financial details. CBI had earlier said it would require another couple of months to compile all in-

formation as it was expecting more information from some state governments and urged the bench to pass order to the governments of Karnataka, Odisha and Telangana to furnish all information as per court directions. It had said that out of the total 30,81,873 NGOs, only 2,90,873 had filed their annual returns and Karnataka, Odisha and Telangana had so far only provided the names and number of the voluntary bodies registered in the respective states without furnishing information about their balance-sheets. CBI had said it had received complete information from Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Jammu and Kashmir, Nagaland, Jharkhand, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Sikkim, Tripura, Kerala, Punjab, Maharashtra, Bihar, Rajasthan, Gujarat, West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana and all the seven union territories Andaman & Nicobar, Pondicherry, Daman and Diu, Lakshadweep, Dadar and Nagar Havali and UT of Delhi.

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A M Khanwilkar, said while appointing senior advocate Rakesh Dwivedi as amicus to assist the court in the matter. “Keeping in view the nature of the controversy and the magnitude of the problem arising on account of as many as 29,99,623 societies registered in this country, we request Rakesh Dwivedi, senior advocate, to assist this court as amicus who has graciously agreed to do so. “The Registry is directed to furnish him a copy of the writ petition and connected papers including the previous orders passed by this court within two days,” the bench said. Meanwhile, the CBI counsel filed several reports, documents and CDs in compliance with the court’s earlier orders, giving the number of NGOs registered in various states, which showed Maharashtra had over five lakh voluntary bodies, Bihar 61,000 and Assam 97,000. CBI also told the court that governments of Karnataka, Odisha and Telangana have still not complied with its earlier order. Petitioner advocate M L Sharma sought time to make his submissions, after which the bench posted the

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New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): With the government cracking the whip on NGOs for alleged violation of foreign funding rules, the Supreme Court has also taken a serious view of mushrooming of about 30 lakh such bodies across the country and many of them not filing Income Tax returns for years. The apex court, which has been seized of the matter for nearly five years and had ordered CBI to probe into charges of misappropriation of funds by many NGOs, wanted to know if there was any regulatory body to look at the size and magnitude of the problem. “This is a major problem. These are mindboggling figures,” a bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur said, adding that “lakhs of societies are getting money from all over the world”. “Is there any recommendation by the Law Commission to frame legislations for effective regulation and transparency in the funding of such NGOs. “Whatever has happened in the past, like siphoning of money etc, is difficult to go into, but for the future, transparency has to be there,” the bench, also comprising Justice

court’s earlier direction, DU had also submitted that the documents pertaining to Irani’s BA course in 1996, as purportedly mentioned by her in an affidavit filed during 2004 Lok Sabha elections, were yet to be found. The court had on November 20 last year allowed the complainant’s plea seeking direction to the officials of EC and DU to bring the records of Irani’s qualifications after he said he was unable to place them before the court. The complainant had alleged that Irani had deliberately given discrepant information about her educational qualifications in affidavits filed before the poll panel in 2004, 2011 and 2014 and not given any clarification despite concerns being raised on the issue. Khan had alleged that Irani had knowingly furnished misleading information about her qualifications in affidavits filed before EC and that a candidate, deliberately giving incorrect details, could be punished under provisions of the IPC and under section 125A of the Representation of the People Act (RPA).

PDP MP Karra resigns from party and Lok Sabha S R I N A G A R , S EP 1 5 (IANS): Senior PDP leader Tariq Karra on Thursday announced his resignation from the party and Parliament, accusing the PDP of being a collaborator with the RSS. “The PDP has become a collaborator for fascist RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh)-governed BJP,” Karra told reporters here. Elected to the Lok Sabha in 2014, Karra was a close aide of the late Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed and was one of the founding members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). He had always opposed the idea of a PDP-BJP alliance and made his dissent known earlier also.

National Security Adviser Ajit Doval chairs BRICS NSAs meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Thursday. (PTI) New Delhi, Sep 15 (IANS): BRICS High Representatives responsible for national security met here on Thursday and discussed issues of counter-terrorism, cyber security and energy security among others ahead of the BRICS Summit next month in Goa. It was the sixth such meeting of those in charge of national security in Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) and was presided over by India’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval.

India assumed chairmanship of BRICS this year and will host the 8th Summit meeting in Goa on October 15-16. In Thursday’s meeting, the delegation from Brazil was led by Gen. Sergio Westphalen Etchegoyen, Minister of State, and Head of the Cabinet for Institutional Security, that of Russia by Nikolai P. Patrushev, Secretary of the country’s Security Council, that of China by Yang Jiechi, State Councillor, and that of South Africa by Mbangiseni David Mahlobo, Minister of State

Security. “Acknowledging the positive contribution of the BRICS grouping on important global issues, they deliberated on security issues such as counter-terrorism, cyber security and energy security,” the External Affairs Ministry said in a statement following the meeting. “They also exchanged assessments of recent developments in the West Asia and North Africa (WANA) region,” it stated. In the area of cyber and information security, the participants agreed to strengthen joint efforts on enhancing cyber security by sharing information and best practices, combating cyber crimes, improving cooperation between technical and law enforcement agencies including joint cyber security research and development capacity building. “The High Representatives encouraged cooperation and exchanging of best practices, expertise, information and knowledge on counterterrorism issues,” the statement said.

29 on board missing An-32 presumed dead, declares IAF New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): The families of those on board the missing An-32 aircraft of the IAF have been informed that their relatives are “presumed dead” as the search operations for the aircraft continued. There were 29 people on the transport plane which had vanished over the sea after it took off from Chennai for Port Blair on July 22, 2016. “The Court of Inquiry, upon very careful scrutiny of the circumstantial evidence available and in light of extensive search and rescue operations carried out, has concluded that it is unlikely that the missing personnel on board the ill-fated aircraft would have

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Per Sq. Ft. 2.65 Price Negotiable Contact : 8730078444

No. 2897 Yesterday’s solution No. 2896

No. 1724 Yesterday’s solution No. 1723

DP-7110

FIRST DRIVE

LEARN DRIVING

at Affordable Fees 4th Mile, Dimapur

Contact : 8132919208

RUTSA DRIVING SCHOOL KOHIMA

LAND FOR SALE

Contact Nos.

Below Kohima College, Kohima between New Secretariat and Medical College (Road face) Land Measuring 78000 sq.ft. Price Negotiable (No Brokers) Contact: 9856136779, 9774415946

Two Storeyed Building for Sale Half Nagarjan, Dimapur

Govt. Licence No. RTA-K/DRV-SCH/2011/01.

ADMISSION ANYTIME 9089369388, 9615150647

INFORMATION

Any one interested in authorized 2 & 3 wheeler spare parts business can contact the following numbers. Contact : 8974073849, 8118959862, 8794004271, 9612164073 DP-7106 The Natural Way to reduce Fat. An Ayurvedic product 100% natural no side effect, no exercise, no diet control. Choose "FAT CUTTER" loose unwanted fat. MRP 2990/- offer price only Rs. 2299/-. Free Home Delivery

Contact Dimapur : 8118999750 Other Districts : 8974037596

APRON STRINGS COOKING CLASS

Course-Chinese, Continental, 5Days Baking, Thai, Korean/Japanese 1Day Course-Cuisine of your choice.

Add-Midland, Opposite Dimapur Club For more details, contact : 9856092171

Across 1 Monk’s garb is hot to some extent (5) 4 Old rulers of Iran unaffected by revolution? (5) 7 Organisms present in dressed crab I ate? (8) 8 Spoil English horse (4) 9 Eddy, possibly, changed colour (4) 10 Offering to pay for the lot? (7) 12 Sergeant may revert to former state (4,7) 14 Drooping duck by Italian river - or African river (7) 16 Seaside attraction or something to eat by river (4) 19 Helsinki resident, perhaps, fine in north (4) 20 I can’t stir, I’ve become idle (8) 21 A girl not entirely repellent (5) 22 Loner forced to register (5) Down 1 Firm with nothing in stock (5) 2 Gamblers associated with elders? (7) 3 Rent provided by tenant or neighbour (4) 4 European coming from Paris and needing translation (8) 5 Injured leader departs, carrying a weapon (5) 6 Elastic band held by agent (7) 11 Cook tangy pie- like mummy? (8) 12 Journalist provided with cool building (7) 13 One who flies from Swansea via Torquay (7) 15 Greek god on the Spanish jury (5) 17 Composer left after dance party (5) 18 Naked animal we hear (4)

K-3494

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-784/16/5841-42

LOTHA NAGA FORE-FATHER ORNAMENTS

THE LOTHA NAGA FOREFATHER DRESS/ORNAMENTS FULL SET FOR BOTH MALE AND FEMALE IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE AT MRS. P. CHONTHUNGLO SHITIRI NEAR LOTHA BAPTIST CHURCH CHUMUKEDIMA TOWN. INTERESTED PERSON MY CONTACT IN THESE PHONE NO. 9436073191/8575242900. DP-7087

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 14/9/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti V. Husca Zhimomi -VrsHoulunging Zeliang resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 14/10/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : V. Husca Village /Town Block No. : Puranabazar, Patta No. : 1155, Dag No. : 1480/1715, 1480/1719, Area : 00-01-08. North : Odang Pongener, South : Yanger Jamir, East : Mintu Mech, West : P.W.D Road. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.

DP-7095

Regd. No : 572/16

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 14/09/16

I, Smti. Rose Mary Seb, daughter of Nsenga, age about 42 years, resident of Ziphenyu village, Kohima Dist. of the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly afﬁrm and declare as under :1. That my correct name is Rose Mary Seb whereas due to negligence my name was entered and recorded as Rose Mary in some documents. 2. That the names Rose Mary Seb and Rose Mary are one and both the names refer to me alone. That the statements made by me above are correct and true and nothing has been concealed therein. I hereby inscribe my signature below today the 14/09/2016 at Kohima. Deponent Solemnly afﬁrmed and declare by the deponent before me on this day the 14 September 2016. 1st Class Magistrate K-3478

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-792/16

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 8/9/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti N. Yanthungrhomo Murry & Kwelungheile Zeliang -Vrs- Shanchamo Yanthan resident of Dimapur Town/ Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 8/10/16. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : N. Yanthungrhomo Murry & Kwelungheile Zeliang Village /Town Block No. : 10, Patta No. : 760 Dag No. : 49/839, Area :00B-02K-18 Ls. DP-7102

FAT CUTTER

Near BSF Transit Camp Ph. : 9615709027

LAYER CHICKEN @ Rs. 280 per KG HYGINICALLY & HOME REARED. ‘IN AID OF OPERATION CLEAN WOKHA’ DATE: 17TH SEPTEMBER 16. Time: 8 am. VENUE: OPPOSITE SHANPAN STORE. WOKHA TOWN; NAGALAND

Su doku

Contact : 8415983322 9612729738

DP-7035(B)

Area 4½ Puras @ 25/- per sq. ft. Area 1 Pura @ 45/- per sq. ft. Ph. No : 9436029009

@ SALE SALE !!! TEAM METAMORPHOSIS

No. 8277 Yesterday’s solution No. 8276

at 4 Mile, Dimapur

K-3499

with Bonus & Free Lodging Facilities

LAND FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE

Crossword

KAKURO

For Various Posts in Nagaland. Qual : 10+2, Graduate Age : 18 – 30, Income : 5000 - 10000 & 25000, 30,000 P.M

K-3471

DP-7089

2009 OCT (In Tip Top Condition) with Alloy Rims, Music System, Leather Seat & New Tyres Rs. 2,40,000 (Negotiable). Ph No : 9402814151

LAND FOR SALE

DP-7077

Model - 2007, Tip Top Condition NL Registration Rs. 3.20 Lakhs Contact : 9612618606

DP-6965(A)

BOLERO SLX

A GOVT. REGD. CO. NEEDED 40 – 70 M/F

For New Learners at

FRESH DRIVING INSTITUTE

DP-6912(A)

FOR SALE

URGENTLY NEEDED

DP-6965(B)

Contact : 7085286145

Qual : 10+2 above, Age : 18 – 28 Income : 5000 - 20000 - 30000 P.M. with attractive Promotions ! Contact with Bio-Data + 2 Copy Passport. For more details. Dimapur : 9615828074 Kohima : 8131911553 Tuensang : 9089202181

ADMISSION OPEN

DP-7100

3 Bighas of land at Padumpukhuri

An ISO CERT. CO. OFFERED SOME URGENT VACANCY POST IN NAGALAND

With Power Steering Contact : 8575788736 8132862356

K-3501

DP-7055

Eon Era Plus (2012)

DP-7094

FOR SALE

URGENT VACANCY!

with minimum 5 years experience (Kohima) Contact: 9089532410 (10:00 am to 5:00 pm)

PAYING GUEST

PG available for ladies near Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Kohima, suitable for working ladies, trainees at Administrative Institute Kohima and Civil Services Aspirant, Peaceful environment. Home away from Home. Fee of Rs. 4500/- per month. Kindly Contact: 9856070113, 9774580553

Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.

AFFIDAVIT FOR NAME/SURNAME CLARIFICATION I, Hetoshe Wotsa resident of Thilixu Village, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare hereby : 1. That, my daughter and son's actual and given names/surnames is/are Lilo Wotsa, Himugha Wotsa and Tunaka Wotsa respectively, but in the Birth Certificate of my daughter bearing Regd. No. 41/10 dated 28/03/2010 and Sons's Birth Certificate's bearing Regd. No. DSO/D/9902-13 dated 16/05/13 and Regd. No. DSO/D/2717A dated 03/09/15 the same has been inadvertently spelled as H. Lilo Wotsa, Himugha. H. Wotsa and Tunaka H. Wotsa. 2. That Lilo Wotsa @ H. Lilo Wotsa, Himugha Wotsa @ Himugha H. Wotsa and Tunaka Wotsa @ Tunaka H. Wotsa are synonymous and correspond the names/ surnames of one and the same person, and that connotes the name's/surname's of my Daughter and son's. 3. That, I affirm, I use my daughter and son's names/surnames as Lilo Wotsa, Himugha Wotsa and Tunaka Wotsa respectively, and the same shall be construed as their official name's/surname's for all legal and future correspondence. 4. That, this affidavit is required for the correction of my daughter and son's name's/surname's.

VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/afﬁrm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 10th day of August 2016 Notary Public Regd. No. 3983/2016, Date : 10/08/2016

DP-7091

FOR SALE

Mobile No : 8259852585

Work from your home, no selling of books or products!! Reg fee `-600/-, earn `-10,000+monthly!! 100% Safe. Anybody can do from any, Dist./State!! SMS your name & add. to : 9089529268. DP-7088

Trained Tailor

GALAXY DRIVING INSTITUTE Near West Police Station, Dimapur ADMISSION GOING ON

DP-6805

DP-7101(B)

GRAND VITARA 2010 (NL) Rs. 7.50 GRAND VITARA 2008 Rs. 6.50 BOLERO SLX 2013 (NL) Rs. 4.60 TIGER ZEN 2005 Rs. 1.30 Price Negotiable Contact : 8730078444

Near Agri Expo Gate 4th Mile, Dimapur

PART/FULL TIME

WANTED

AFFIDAVIT

(Correction of Name)

Regd. No 3468 Dt. 4.09.6 I, Shri.Tonive Chishi, S/o, Late Visheto aged about 42 years permanent president of Dimapur 4th Mile, Nagaland and presently residing at New Reserve colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That my actual /correct name is Tonive Chish. However, in some of my important documents my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as Tonive Yim. 3. That the name Tonive Chishi and Tonive Yim referred to the same and one person i.e. myself .Henceforth, I herewith rectified and corrected the same i.e Tonive Chishi and shall be used for all official correspondences . That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 14th Sept. 2016. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned name on this day the 14th Sept. at Kohima. K-3496

K-3506

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE

DP-7090

DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

LOST NOTICE

I, Renbenthung Kikon, am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC mark sheet & pass certificate as I have lost them. Name : Renbenthung Kikon F/Name : K.Yanpanthung Kikon M/Name : Gladys Kikon DOB : 24/10/1992 Year : 2009 (NBSE-Cl-X) Name of School : Little Star Higher Secondary School, Dimapur. Roll No. : 0911793

K-3509

FOR SALE

MOBILE WORK

New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): India’s exports declined for the second consecutive month in August by 0.3 per cent to USD 21.51 billion due to dip in shipments of products like petroleum and leather. The outward shipments stood at USD 21.58 billion in August 2015. The country’s imports too contracted by 14 per cent to USD 29.91 billion, leaving a trade deficit of USD 7.67 billion in the month under review. The trade gap was narrowed in August this year from USD 12.4 billion in the same month last year, according to the data released by the commerce ministry.

DP-7003

DP-7049

In Tip Top Condition (NL. Regd. with Insurance) Price : Rs. 1,60,000/Negotiable Contact : 8974250050

SHOP FOR SALE

DP-7101(C)

Gypsy Old Model

K-3495

FOR SALE

Brand New, Kms- 1500 Colour : White Price: 4,05000/- (Negotiable) Genuine Buyers, No Brokers Contact: 7085982114

DP-7101(A)

DP-6905

Price : 4.80 Lakhs Ph. No : 8974509536

Sudan, Venezuela, Vietnam and New Zealand. ONGC Videsh is currently producing about215,000 barrels of oil and oil equivalent gas per day and has total oil and gas reserves of about 596MMTOE as on 31stMarch,2016. For more information visit: http://www. ongcvidesh.com

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE FOR URGENT SALE FORD FIESTA DIESEL ZXI

FOR SALE Renault KWID RXT (O) TATA TIPPER 1612 (DUMPER)

ited (ONGC), the National Oil Company of India, and is India’s largest international oil and gas E&P Company. At present, ONGC Videsh has 37 projects in 17 countries including Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Mozambique, Myanmar, Russia, South Sudan,

DP-7086

The daily production from the field is around 421,000 bpd of crude oil on an average and together with earlier acquisition of 15%, ONGC Videsh’s share of daily oil production from Vankor will be about 110,000 bpd. The acquisition of additional 11 % bears significant strategic importance and would add about 30% to the existing ONGC Videsh’s production at the current rate and approximately 2.2 MMt of oil and 1.0 BCM of gas annually. The present transaction provides an opportunity to ONGC Videsh to enhance its presence in Russia and is consistent with its stated strategic objective of adding high quality international assets to its existing E&P portfolio. This acquisition also has significant strategic importance to India, both in terms of augmentation of India’s Energy Security as well as enhancing India’s stature in the global political and economic arenas. ONGC Videsh is a wholly owned subsidiary of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Lim-

DP-7080

New Delhi, Sep 15 (NPN): ONGC Videsh (and its wholly owned subsidiar y ONGC Videsh Vankorneft Pte. Ltd., Singapore- OVVL) jointly signed definitive agreements with Rosneft, the national oil company of Russiafor acquiring additional 11% shares in JSC Vankorneft, a company organized under the law of Russian Federation which is the owner of Vankor Field and North Vankor license. Earlier, ONGC Videsh had successfully closed the acquisition of 15% shareholding interest on 31st May, 2016. After the closing of the present transaction, ONGC Videsh will raise its participation share in Vankorneft to 26%. The acquisition is subject to relevant Board, Government and Indian and Russian regulatory approvals and is expected to close by end of 2016. T h e a g r e e m e n t wa s signed by Narendra K. Verma, CEO &Managing Director, on behalf of ONGC Videsh and Igor Sechin, Chairman Board of Directors, Rosneft in Moscow on September 14. Vankor is Rosneft’s (and Russia’s) second largest field by production and accounts for 4% of Russian production.

Exports dip 0.3 pc to USD 21.51 bn in Aug

K-3511

ONGC Videsh to acquire 11% additional interest in Vankor Field

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, september 16, 2016

DC-2105

STOLEN NOTICE

Vehicle : BOLERO Owner's Name : Sekha Rhakho Colour : T. Red Engine No : GAA4D36329 Chassis No : MA41PL2GAKA2D83418 Stolen from : Super Market Area, Dimapur on 14/09/16 around 3:00 P.M. DP-7079

HEAD-QUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA CAMP-DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 15th Sept. 2016

NO.REV-1/93-D/5865-66/// In the matter of complaint petition submitted by Shri. Roukovilhou Thur against obtaining of Patta/Jamabandi illegally by Shri. Imtitemsu Longchar bearing Patta No. 902, Dag No. 91/982 located at Block No. 10 regularized vide Rev-2/92-D/Pt/12669-73 dtd-25/09/12 and subsequent mutation vide mutation case No. 4062/12/12919-20 bearing Patta No. 904, Dag No. 982/984 at Block No 10. The undersigned hereby invites claims/objection for cancellation of the said order/Jamabandi concerning to the said land to this court on or before 30.9.16. Since the said Patta/Jamabandi has been reported to have obtained without the knowledge of the actual land owner. DP-7092

(KESONYU YHOME) IAS Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland

the last several months, I indicated, after consulting with Daw Suu, that the US is now prepared to lift sanctions that we have imposed on Myanmar for quite some time. It is the right thing to do in order to ensure that the people of Myanmar see rewards from a new way of doing business and a new government,” Obama said. Recognising the progress toward democratic transition that Myanmar has achieved, including through the election of a civilian-led government, the US will terminate the National Emergency with respect

cratic conduct of the military government that previously ruled Myanmar. “Much of the concern in the United States was rooted in the way that that military government was treating Aung San Suu Kyi. She was imprisoned in her own house,” he said. “Thats an important reason why the national emergency was put into place. Now, weve seen significant democratic reforms inside of Myanmar.” “No longer is Aung San Suu Kyi a prisoner in her own house, shes now the head of the government. So I think that does reflect important progress inside of Myanmar and I think given that progress, I think it makes sense that the national emergency would be withdrawn and the sanctions lifted,” he said in response to a question. “That said, we continue to want to encourage the pursuit of additional Democratic reforms as many have noted. There still is a -- an undo role that the military plays in the government, there. They have about 25 per cent of the legislative seats. So thats an indication that there are additional Democratic reforms that wed like to see them pursue.

LAHORE, Sep 15 (PTI): At least six people were killed and more than 150 injured today when a Karachi-bound passenger train collided with a freight train near Multan in Pakistan’s Punjab province. The incident took place near Bucch railway station in Sher Shah area. It occurred when a man reportedly was overrun by a freight train and the driver stopped it to take out the body, said police official Nadir Chattha. In the meantime, Awam Express heading on the same line collided with the stationary goods train. The collision wrecked the engine and power van, and overturned four bogies of Awam Express, he added. The incident left at least six people dead and wounded over 150, out of which 10 were said to be in serious condition, Geo News reported. Three people trapped inside damaged carriages were also saved, said rescue workers. A delay was initially observed in response by rescue services due to Eid holidays, according to sources. Relief works were also affected as darkness prevailed in the vicinity. The passenger train was en route to Karachi from Peshawar. Meanwhile, authorities have imposed emergency at Multan’s Nishtar Medical Hospital and Shahbaz Sharif Hospital.

Duterte ordered killings, No Brexit talks for 12 months: Top official attacks, says hitman Manila, Sep 15 (IANS): Philippines’ President Rodrigo Duterte ordered attacks and killings of political adversaries when he was mayor of Davao, according to the confessions of a hitman before an investigation committee of the Senate on Thursday. According to Edgar Matobato, an alleged former member of a death squad comprising policemen and soldiers, Duterte ordered the kidnapping and murder of four followers of his rival to Davao mayorship, Prospero Nograles, Efe news reported. Matobato said before the commission, which is investigating the president’s anti-drug campaign that began two months ago, Duterte and Nograles were rivals and Duterte got the squad to kidnap Nograles’ people. He said they were taken to the Island Garden City at Samal, where they were killed. Matobato also revealed that on another occasion, Duterte had asked them to attack a mosque in Davao and kill Muslims, following an explosion at the city’s cathedral.

The hitman also claimed that the current Filipino president had ordered the murder of radio presenter Jun Pala, who was critical of Duterte’s management of Davao and who was shot dead by two people on a motorcycle. Duterte has often been accused of being behind the Davao Death Squads that according to several human rights organisations, are responsible for the deaths of more than a thousand people. Duterte himself had on numerous occasions suggested murdering criminals as an effective method to reduce crime rate, which was very high when he became mayor in 1988. Since winning the presidential elections on May 9, Duterte once again called upon the police and civilians to kill drug traffickers and consumers under his anti-drug campaign. Nearly 3,500 alleged drug traffickers and addicts have been killed since he assumed office, some 1,500 in police operations and the rest by vigilante groups, according to the police.

FELICITATES

(KUHOKHE AYE) Gen. Secy

K-3497

The Students’ Union Atoizu Town would like to extend our heartiest appreciation to Mrs.Anatoli K Kiba P/T, for being honoured with “Sub-Divisional Teachers Award” on 5th Sept 2016. The Union further wish her success in future endeavour too. (GHUNATO K SWU) President

tive negotiations were unlikely until a new German government was formed next year. Federal elections are due in Germany between August 27 and October 22, 2017. “Before the German elections and before there is a new German government, I think no serious negotiations will take place,” he told BBC Radio Four’s Today programme. “You can always start with more technical matters, but the hardcore, the difficult topics, will be tackled after the constitution of a new German

OFFICE OF THE PWD (R&B) FIELD WORKERS ASSOCIATION ATOIZU UNIT

FELICITATES

K-3503

We the Office Bearers of PWD (R&B) Field Worker’s Association Atoizu Unit immense pleasure for elected new team of Office Bearers and congratulations to all the new team of office bearers under the President ship of K . Atovi Awomi. The Union further wish and pray that the Almighty God to grand them good health and wisdom in their endeavours. KHEKUTO CHISHI HOKUTO CHISHI President General Secretary PWDFWA Atoizu Unit PWDFWA Atoizu Unit

government and that will be October/November.” British Prime Minister Theresa May has previously said that she will not trigger Article 50 -- the formal start of the process of leaving the EU -- before 2017. Leaders of the 27 EU countries has began to gather on Thursday in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava to discuss the future of the bloc.

The 70-year-old Trump, who is 6 feet 3 inches (1.90 meters) tall, weighs 236 pounds (107 kilograms) and his liver and thyroid functions are “all within the normal range,” his longtime doctor Harold Bornstein wrote in a one-page letter that also lists Trump’s cholesterol, triglycerides, blood sugar and blood pressure results. “He takes a lipid lowering agent (rosuvastatin) and a low dose aspirin. He does not use tobacco products or alcohol,” he added. Bornstein said there was no history in Trump’s family of premature cardiac or neoplastic disease, which includes all kinds of cancers and abnormal growths. He noted that Trump had been hospitalized only

once, for an appendectomy when he was 11 years old, and that his parents lived into their late 80s and 90s. The doctor said results from an electrocardiogram and chest X-ray on April 16 were normal. A colonoscopy on July 11 revealed no polyps. Laboratory results show cholesterol well in the normal range (169 with HDL cholesterol at 63, LDL at 94). Other results: triglycerides 61, PSA 0.15, blood pressure 116/70, blood sugar 99, and C Reactive Protein UQ 0.7. Trump’s testosterone level is 441.6, also within the normal range. Until now Trump had released only four, gushing paragraphs on his health, written by his doctor Bornstein in December 2015.

235,000 Libyan migrants ready to head to Italy

UK approves nuclear plant deal

WASHINGTON , S e p 15(Agencies): Donald Trumpreleased lab results Thursday from a recent medical examination, with his personal physician stating that the Republican presidential candidate “is in excellent physical health.” Both Trump and his Democrat rival Hillary Clinton have been under pressure to share more medical information since Clinton fell ill during a 9/11 ceremony in New York on Sunday and was forced to leave. While Clinton released a new health bulletin Wednesday night, the media-savvy Trump teased the results of his recent physical during the taping of a medical chat show, a day before releasing the details to the press.

ROME, Sep 15 (Agencies): Some 235,000 migrants in Libya are ready to make the dangerous Mediterranean crossing to Italy as soon as the opportunity arises, UN envoy Martin Kobler said in an interview published Thursday. According to Italy’s interior ministry, nearly 128,400 migrants have arrived via the Mediterranean since the start of the year -- which is a five percent jump over the same period in 2015. “We have on our lists 235,000 migrants who are just waiting for a good opportunity to depart for Italy, and they will do it,” Kobler told Italian daily La Stampa. “Reinforcing security is the most important issue at the moment. If we have a strong and unified army... then the dangers of terrorism and human trafficking will cease,”

This is to inform all the Haggai Institute Alumni Association Kohima (HIAAK) that there will be a General Meeting on 17th September 2016 at Hotel Ura, Conference Hall at 1 p.m. All the alumni are requested to attend and confirm their participation for logistic arrangement. PRAY! PLAN AND PARTICIPATE Contact- Dr. Joyce Angami President- 9436011068 (M) Er. Imsanenla Imchen Secretary- 9774095522 (M) K-3504

OFFICE OF THE PWD (R&B) FIELD WORKERS ASSOCIATION

OFFICE OF THE

INFORMATION

CHANGTONGYA UNIT

MOLUNGKIMONG VILLAGE COUNCIL

FELICITATES

We the Office Bearers of PWD (R&B) Field Worker’s Association Changtongya Unit under Mokokchung District would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to all the new Central Office Bearers under the Presidentship of K.Atovi Awomi. The Union further wishes them all the best in their future endeavours. ALI IMSONG AJUNG President General Secretary PWDFWA Changtongya Unit PWDFWA Changtongya Unit

OFFICE OF THE HEADMASTER

GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL DIPHUPAR DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

he added. Libya’s UN-backed Government of National Accord based in Tripoli is struggling to assert its authority and has been facing staunch resistance from a rival administration based in the country’s remote east. Fighting for control of the nation’s oil assets has renewed fears of a civil war in Libya, which plunged into chaos after the 2011 uprising that toppled and killed dictator Moamer Kadhafi. Libya’s 1,770 kilometres (1,100 miles) of coastline have become a popular staging point for migrants seeking to reach Europe. Kobler also said the offensive to capture key oil ports by Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, who supports the rival administration in the country’s east, was “very worrying.”

FELICITATES

With immense pride and appreciation, the Molungkimong Village Council congratulates Shri. Vechipa Vise, AIG (Admn) PHQ Kohima for being inducted into the prestigious Indian Police Service (IPS) cadre by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. The Village Council further wishes him best of luck and may God bless him abundantly. T. Lima Longchar Chairman MVC

I Nungsang Tzudir Secretary MVC

London, Sep 15 (IANS): The British government on Thursday gave the go ahead for a new 18 billion pound ($23 billion) nuclear power station in the UK after imposing “significant new safeguards” for future projects. The new plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset is financed by French electric utility company EDF and China, the BBC reported. In exchange, China wanted to use its design for new UK nuclear stations at Bradwell in Essex. However, the government said it would now “impose a new legal framework for future foreign investment in Britain’s critical infrastructure. “After Hinkley, the British government will take a special share in all future nuclear new build projects. This will ensure that significant stakes cannot be sold without the Government’s knowledge or consent,” the BBC reported.

APPEAL

PUBLIC NOTICE

I, Smti. Amenla Yaden, W/o Lt. Imti Yaden, resident of Notun Basti Ao Khel, House No. 144, Dimapur, Nagaland, hereby notify that I am the absolute owner and occupant of the said land and building covered by Patta No. 336, Dag No. 233/688 Block No. 4 of Dimapur town. Therefore, any individual, community, organization, society, authority, claim or attempt to change and convert the ownership without my knowledge and consent shall be doing so at his/her/their own risk and would be treated as wholly illegal, unlawful, null and void. (Amenla Yaden, owner of land & building) DP-7105

K-3502

OFFICE OF THE STUDENTS’ UNION ATOIZU TOWN

London, Sep 15 (IANS): Substantive Brexit talks between the UK and the rest of the European Union (EU) were unlikely to start before the end of 2017, a former European Council president has said. Speaking to the BBC on Wednesday, Herman Van Rompuy -- first President of the European Council from January 1, 2010 to November 30, 2014 -- described the UK’s decision to leave the EU as a “political amputation”. The for mer Belgian Prime Minister said substan-

Doctor certifies Donald Trump’s health as ‘excellent’

DP-7103

Barack Obama and Aung San Suu Kyi before speaking to media at the conclusion of a meeting in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington.

to Myanmar and will revoke the Executive Order-based framework of the Myanmar sanctions programme, said a joint statement issued after the meeting. The State Department said announcement during the historic visit of Suu Kyi is a testament to the tremendous change Myanmar has undergone in the past few years. Myanmar now has democratically-elected civilian leadership for the first time in over half a century, and is focused on bringing peace and national reconciliation, economic prosperity and social welfare, and respect for human rights to its people, it said. During the meeting, Obama also announced his intention to take action to lift Executive Order-based economic and financial sanctions on Myanmar. “I believe the President said in the coming days (sanctions would be lifted),” White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said during his daily news conference. Earnest said what substantively has changed is that the reason that this national emergency was placed into effect in the first place was concern about the undemo-

6 killed, 150 injured in Pakistan train collision

The Village Council Mangmetong vehemently condemn the brutal killing of Lt. Tekajang Jamir aged 75 years, a bonafide citizen of Mangmetong Village, on the night of 11th September 2016 under the jurisdiction of Longpayimsen village. The council fervently appeal to the competent authority to arrest those miscreants involved in this heinous crime and award appropriate punishment at the earliest. Salemtiba Jamir Chairman Mangmetong Village Council

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Washington, Sep 15 (PTI): Encouraged by Myanmars progress towards democracy and installation of a civilian government, US President Barack Obama today decided to terminate national emergency imposed on the country and said he will “soon” lift the sanctions against it. The announcement from Obama came after his meeting with his fellow Nobel laureate and Myanmar Foreign Minister Aung San Suu Kyi at the Oval Office of the White House. “In part because of the progress that weve seen over

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FELICITATION

St. John’s Catholic Church Sunglup Village with immense joy appreciate and congratulate to:1. Shri. C. Peter Yanthan, Promoted to Joint Director Department of Agri. Nagaland. 2. Shri. T. Mhabemo Yanthan, Secretary to Govt. of Nagaland. 3. Smti. Sarah Ritse Yanthan, Secretary to Govt. of Nagaland. 4. Shri. H. Nzanthung Yanthan, Jt. Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland. 5. Shri. R. Santsu Kithan, Promoted to Dy. Director, Department of Agri. The Community support and pray for bringing laurels to our community and wish them a bright future. R. Samuel Yanthan (Cathechist) DC-2107

The teachers and the staff of Government High School Diphupar with immense pride would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to one of the most dedicated, humble and hardworking teacher Shri. Hotoshe N. Yeptho, G/T for receiving the prestigious District Teachers Award on 5th September 2016. Wish you more success in the future endeavours. DP-7097

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The Molungkimong Baptist Church takes immense pride in congratulating Shri Vechipa Vise, AIG (Adm) PHQ Kohima for being inducted into the prestigious Indian Police Service (IPS) cadre by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. It will be our constant prayer that the Lord Almighty keep you in good health to continue your tireless service for the welfare and security of the people. We also wish you more blessings in all your future endeavours. DP-7099

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APPRECIATION We the citizens of Chuchuyimlang would like to appreciate and congratulate our Hon’ble Minister Shri. Nuklutoshi for rendering yeoman service for the upliftment of the people under the dynamic leadership of Shri. T.R. Zeliang, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland and Dr. Shurhozelie, Leizietsu President of NPF. We the citizens of Chuchuyimlang continue to extend our unwavering support to our Hon’ble Minister and encourage him to continue his commendable service for the people even in the days to come. God bless all our dedicated visionary leaders. Sd/(AO SANEN PONGEN) Awola

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Gospel Grammy award nominee to release album in Kohima soon

James Basnet (3rd from R) along with his band during press conference at Dream Café Kohima o Thursday (NP).

The first ever India gospel Grammy award nominee album “Refresh” (third album) would pre-launch on September 16 near head post office Kohima during Harvest bazaar sales day conducted by Faith Harvest church Kohima before it officially launch on Septem-

ber 18 at Faith Harvest church Kohima Red cross building. This was announced by James Basnet during the press conference held at Dream café Kohima on Thursday afternoon attended by all the band members-Akhozo Lohe (guitarist), Mike Miruck

(management), Adarsh Chettri (drummer), Mgribemo Tungoe (bassist) and Imlinaro Basnet (Key board). Basnet informed that band would be performing few songs from the new album on the pre-launch day on September 16 and 17 at 4pm along with special of- (Correspondant)

Beckham on road trip with Kevin Hart

ormer football star David Beckham has reunited with actor Kevin Hart for the new ‘Modern Essentials selected by David Beckham’ campaign for Swedish fashion retail giant H&M. This new campaign, with Beckham and Hart wearing identical looks from the brand’s autumn/winter 2016 collection, follows the latter’s plans to star in “I, Beckham: The Musical”. The full commercial will launch on hm.com on September 26. “I loved shooting the first campaign with Kevin for H&M so much, we just had to do a sequel. This time we’ve pushed the story even further. I hope everyone likes it, we certainly enjoyed filming it,” Beckham said in a statement issued by the brand.Hart said: “It’s great to have the opportunity once more to show the world what everyone really knows, that I am the true inspiration for David Beckham’s style. He copies everything from me.”

Adele will not tour for another 10 yrs!

dele will not tour for at least another decade once she wraps up her latest slew of live shows, according to reports. She delighted fans across the globe when she announced her world tour earlier this year but it seems the singer’s return to the stage will be just as short as it is sweet. The Sun has reported that the 28-year-old superstar will make motherhood her number one priority when she completes her current tour, which would have seen the singing sensation perform a whopping 109 dates when it ends on November 21. A source told the publication: “Angelo is the number one priority for Adele. He is the most important thing in her life. She has brought him everywhere with her on tour but he is starting school next year, he won’t be able to join her any more.” “Adele doesn’t want to miss a moment of Angelo growing up and it’s an easy decision for her to give up touring for him.” But while it’s claimed the singing sensation won’t be dazzling fans with her live performances on tour, it’s believed the star is considering following in the footsteps of Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez and Mariah Carey with a Las Vegas residency. “Right now

she’s saying she won’t do another massive world tour like the current one for another ten years but she is going to consider a Las Vegas residency - something which has already been put on the table,” the insider

added. It’s estimated that the Hello hitmaker had already g rossed a staggering £57 million at the halfway point of her current world tour from ticket sales alone.

Doris Day saved her son from being killed by Charles Manson?

Taxi Driver will roll back into theatres for 40th anniv

axi Driver is going back on duty for two nights only. In celebration of the film’s 40th anniversary, Martin Scorsese’s groundbreaking psychological thriller is returning to theaters nationwide in a new 4K restoration, EW can exclusively reveal. Presented by Fathom Events, the screenings will be held Sunday, Oct. 16, and Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. local time. The program also includes a 10-minute excerpt from a Q&A with the cast and crew — including director Scorsese, screenwriter Paul Schrader, and star Robert

fer to get CDs pre-signed by all the band members at the Harvest bazaar. Basnet said the “Refresh” album includes two International Music and Entertainment Association (IMEA) award winning songs “Just the way you are” and “love came down” that went on till the 2nd round in the 58th Grammy awards. He informed that the album songs has promising and a combination of powerful and inspiring messages combined with mesmerizing tunes. James Basnet, a full time musician, song writer, and worship leader of Faith Harvest church Kohima, said he would stand fully for gospel journal and aimed to compose more songs in future which speaks to his heart. He said the “Refresh” album content 12 songs which were composed by him except one song two years ago and recorded 8 months back at Clef Ensemble studio Kohima which has the message to the young people. Basnet informed that he would attend the Grammy award ceremony in the month of February 2017 at USA.

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Doris Day may have singlehandedly saved her son from death at the hands of one of America’s most notorious serial killers, according to a new book. The now-92-year-old actress made her only child, the late record producer Terry Melcher, vacate his rental home in Benedict Canyon, California, not long before Manson’s “family” committed the Tate murders there in 1969, Beach Boys frontman Mike

De Niro — recorded at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival and not previously released. The Taxi Driver restoration, which was overseen by Scorsese and cinematographer Michael Chapman, will also be available on Blu-ray on Nov. 8. Widely regarded as one of the finest films in the American canon, Taxi Driver tells the story of Travis Bickle (De Niro), an unstable Vietnam veteran turned Manhattan cabbie who is driven to madness by the perceived depravity all around him. The cast also includes Jodie Foster, Albert Brooks, Harvey Keitel, Peter Boyle.

Love writes in his upcoming memoir. According to Love, bandmate Dennis Wilson’s “inexplicable” friendship with Manson introduced the latter to many of the Beach Boys’ comrades – including Melcher. Soon, Manson began to accompany Melcher and Wilson on many of their club outings. “Manson was also in the car one day when Dennis dropped Terry off at his rented home at 10050 Cielo Drive, at

the top of a steep hill in the Benedict Canyon area,” Love writes, noting that Melcher was living in the property with his then-girlfriend, actress Candice Bergen. In 1969, Melcher began visiting wannabe rock star Manson at his ramshackle dwelling, the Spahn Ranch – likely, Love writes, as a favor to Wilson. Unimpressed by Manson’s singing abilities after his second trip, though, Melcher made it clear he wouldn’t aid

in the now-81-year-old’s quest for stardom. “Manson wouldn’t stand for it,” Love reveals in his memoir. “Consumed by rage and seeking revenge against a corrupt society, he convinced his followers that the apocalypse was coming in a bloody race war, at the end of which he and his disciples would take over.” Manson picked the occupants of 10050 Cielo Drive as his first victims. But Melcher

had relocated from the home in January 1969 to live in a home owned by mom Day, famous for classic films like Calamity Jane and Pillow Talk. Writes Love, “The move was no accident. Terry, Doris’ only child, was extremely close to his mom. He had told her about Manson – and about some of his scary antics, his brandishing of knives, his zombie followers – and that Manson had been to the house on Cielo and she insisted he

move out.” Seven months later, on Aug. 9, 1969, several Manson “family” membersmurdered 8-months-pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four other victims at 10050 Cielo Drive. The following night, they killed Rosemary and Leno LaBianca at their home a few miles away. Of Day’s insistence that Melcher move, Love says, “A mother’s intuition, perhaps, and it may have saved his life.”

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INTER- COLLEGIATE GOSPEL BEAT CONTEST “ PUNCTUATE IT WITH HALLELUJAH”

KROS College is organising Inter- Collegiate Gospel Beat Contest on Feb 13th & 14th 2017, with an aim to foster a close knit community through praise and adoration. Colleges in Kohima and Dimapur are invited to participate in this contest under the following categories: Band, Solo and Quartet. The songs to be presented should be solely Gospel. Last date of registration is 28th September, 2016. For further inquiry and registration contact 9856511594, 8257009921 Sd/Convener Organising Committee K-3484

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The match between 164 TA and HQ IGAR (N) during quarter final match played at Kohima local ground on Thursday. (NP)

Kohima, Sep 15 (NPN): Naga FC, Aboi FC, Liangmai FC and HQ IGAR (N) entered semi-finals of the ongoing 2nd edition of Capt. (late) Kenguruse Memorial Football tournament being played at Kohima local ground and Tsiesema Basa ground. The tournament is being organized by 9 Assam Rifles 3 corps headquarter Tsisema under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N). In the first match played at Tsiesema Basa, Liangmai FC beat Vanguard FC Tseminyu by 2-1. Poudikhon (7) opened the account for Liangmai FC in 31st minute. Athana (10) doubled the score in the 72nd min-

1st open penalty shootout tourney at Pfutsero Dimapur, Sep 15 (NPN): The Win FC Pfutsero is all set to organize the 1st open penalty shootout tournament at Pfutsero town local ground from October 7 to 8. Prize money of Rs.50,000, Rs 30,000, Rs.20,000 and Rs.10,000 has been set for 1st,2nd,3rd and 4th position respectively. Entry fee per team will be Rs. 3000. Entry forms will be available at Bible House Kohima, Riwe Mekru’s Shop Pfutsero and Life Centre Pfutsero from September 20 to October 3. For fur ther details, contact Sabu Kapfo at 9615771164.

ute. The lone goal for Vanguard FC was scored by Bande (10) in 79th in minute. In the second match, Aboi FC grabbed a narrow win over Khaibung FC by 3-2. Samson (9) of Aboi FC opened the account in 7th minute. David (10) found the equalizer in the 26th minute. John (17) netted the second goal for Aboi in 36th minute. After breather, Samson (9) scored the third goal in 56th minute. The second goal for Khaibung FC was netted Thanggoumang (19) in 66th minute. At Kohima local ground, Naga FC made a lucky win against Ungma FC in the first match. The lone and winning goal came from the boots of

Vekhrüto (16) in 6th minute. In the second match, HQ IGAR (N) beat 164 TA head hunter Naga by 3-2. Khekiho (12) of 164 TA opened the first account in the 10th minute however J. Golmei (6) equalized the goal in 26th minute. Z. Zuala added the second goal for HQ IGAR (N) in the 28th minutes. Chumben (8) of 164 TA equalized the second goal in 44th minute. H.L. Kipgen (3) scored the winning goal for IGAR (N) through a penalty kick in 50th minute. Saturday’s matches Kohima local ground 1st semi-final: 9:00 am Naga FC Vs Aboi FC 2nd semi-final: 1:00 pm Liangmai FC Vs HQ IGAR (N)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family express our sincere gratitude to each and everyone for offering your kind support through prayer, financial and physical support at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Mrs. Yeholi G Yepthomi. “We believe heaven is a beautiful place, we believe heaven is a painless place, we believe heaven is peaceful place, with your soul up there, heaven will be truly a wonderful place ”. We acknowledge our special gratitude to: 1. SBC Medziphema Town 2. Director & Staff NRC on Mithun Jharnapani 3. Ward-6 Medziphema Town 4. SBC Tuensang Town 5. SBC Sukiur (Sukimi B Village) 6. SBC Kupuhe Village 7. Sukimi (B) Village Council 8. Sumi Students’ Union Medziphema 9. CIH Medziphema Town 10. Sumi Council Medziphema Town 11. Electric Dept. Medziphema 12. Mr. P James Swu, SDO Civil Dimapur 13. Dr. Kejavituo Vupru 14. Ms. Moon Moon 15. T.Nitokhu & Family Kohima 16. T.Heyito & Family Tuensang We also deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual by name, yet it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God blesses you all abundantly. Your loving K-3512

PV Sindhu not yet won a Super Series title. She had aimed to do so after claiming the Olympic medal. Sindhu’s lack of match practice was cited as the main reason for the withdrawal. With functions and felicitations taking up a lot of her time, her preparation for competitive action has been less than ideal, although she has returned to the courts at Gopichand’s academy in Hyderabad. She will, however, take part in the China Open Premier and Hong Kong Super Series, both scheduled for November.

NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy from Sept 14 Dimapur, Sep 15 (NPN): The 17th Edition of the NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy, organised by Angami Students’ Union (ASU), would be held from September 24 to October 22 at Kohima local ground under the theme “Goal for peace”. Entry forms are available at ASU Office, Star Sports at BOC, Sports World and Zumvii Printex in Kohima town and also at SK Provisions Popular Bakery at Medziphema town and Kiran Sports in Dimapur. The last date for the forms submission is September 20. The winner of the tournament would receive a cash prize of Rs.1.60 lakh, runnerup would receive Rs.1 lakh while third place and fourth place would get Rs.50,000 and Rs. 30,000 respectively. Individual prizes with trophy, cash and citations would also be given to player of the tournament, best midfielder, best defense, best custodian and highest scorer. For any queries, contact Vizokho Zashiimo at 07085178381.

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2nd Kalos Peace Marathon Dimapur, Sept 15 (NPN): The Kalos in collaboration with 9th Assam Rifles is organizing 2nd Kalos Peace Marathon (Men 21 km & Women 15 km) on September 24 under the theme “Run for peace and unity.” The marathon route for men will be Chida Post Junction while route for women will be Lasumi Village Marketing Shed. The finishing point will be Pfutsero Sports Complex. A cash prize of Rs. 10,000, Rs. 7000 and Rs. 5000 will be awarded to first, sec-

ond and third winners under men category. There will also be consolation prize- Ist- 3 consolation at Rs. 1000 each, 2nd- 3 consolation at Rs. 700 each and 3rd- 3 consolation at Rs. 500 each. A cash prize of Rs. 8000, Rs. 6000 and Rs. 4000 set for first, second and third winners under women category. There will also be consolation prizeIst- 3 consolation at Rs. 800 each, 2nd- 3 consolation at Rs. 600 each and 3rd- 3 consolation at Rs. 400 each. The last date of registration is September 20.

India move up in FIFA rankings New Delhi, Sep 15 (Agencies): The Indian national team, under Stephen Constantine, are ranked 148th in the world, as per the latest Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) rankings, on Thursday. After rising to 11 places to 152 in the FIFA rankings released in July following a 7-1 aggregrate win over Laos in the 2019 AFC Asian Cup qualifying playoff, India retained their position among the 209 nations in last month’s rankings. To climb to 148th in the latest release, India earned 219 ranking points in terms of beating 114th placed Puerto Rico (now ranked 138) 4-1 in a historic international friendly played at the Mumbai Football Arena, which was the first international fixture in Mumbai after 61 years. India are now 26th in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) list in the rankings, which still has Iran leading at 37, with Australia at 45 and Korea Republic at 47.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY LATE PAU SIMTE

Lt. Benjamine Thapa "You have not chosen me, but I have chosen you....."

John 15:16

A year has passed but not a day goes by without your presence being missed. From loving dad, mom, brothers, sisters, sister-in-law & relatives.

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE

KULOLAU KHUKISHE GHAMI KUQHAKULU (WESTERN KHUKISHE ASSOCIATION), we the Khukishe association on behalf of all KHUKISHE KULOLAU GHAMI express deep shock at the demise of Late V. Vikugha Yeputhomi, son of Vikuho GB of Khukishe village a dedicated, outspoken, who had also served as a treasurer and in various capacities at different places and especially towards his tireless efforts to Khukishe village. We further convey condolence to the bereaved family and pray the departed soul rest in peace. Chairman (Kahoto G.B) K.K.G.K.D

Gen./Secy. (Khekato S. Yeputhomi) K.K.G.K.D

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Husband, parents, brother, sister and all our families members

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Late Temjensowa Imsong Born : 1931 – Died : 09/08/2016

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Temjensowa Imsong (Unger) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to every individual, churches, unions, organisations, neighbours, relatives, friends and well wishers who supported us spiritually, physically and ﬁnancially from the time of his illness till he breathed his last. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly. DP-7108

Hyderabad, Sep 15 (Agencies): Olympic silver medalist PV Sindhu will not participate in the Japan Open Super Series and will also skip the Korea Open Super Series, scheduled to begin on 27 September, according to a report in The Times of India. Sindhu, who has been felicitated by various sporting and political bodies ever since she returned from Rio de Janeiro with a silver medal, will return to competitive action with the Denmark Open Super Series Premier, scheduled to begin on 18 October at Odense. However, Sindhu, India’s first female athlete to win a silver medal at the Olympic Games, isn’t skipping the two tournaments due to injury concerns. Coach Pullela Gopichand confirmed as much while talking about Sindhu’s withdrawal. Gopichand said, “She will be back for the Denmark Open. She will also compete in the French Open next month.We had to make some changes in her schedule.” Sindhu scripted history in August this year, after becoming the first Indian woman to reach the finals of the women’s singles competition. In the final, she lost against Spaniard Carolina Marin and became country’s only shuttler to win a silver at the Olympics. The 21-year-old also has two bronze medals to her name at the World Championships and Grand Prix Gold events. However, Sindhu has

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Acknowledgement We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y members would like to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and materially during the illness and at the untimely demise of our beloved Lt. Vithonü Rhetso on 11th of September 2016. We convey our special thanks to:1. Managing Director and Staff ICU NHAK 23/09/1986 – 11/09/2016 2. Blood Donors 3. Viswema Baptist Church 4. Kirha Youth Society 5. Viswema Baptist Fellowship Kohima 6. Christian Revival Church Viswema 7. Viswema Baptist Child Evangelism Ministry 8. St. Joseph Catholic Church Viswema We deeply regret our inability to thank each an every individual but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving parents, brothers, sisters and relatives K-3508

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Vekhonülü & Mezhülie Phesao Our sincere gratitude to all who have been with us and shared our pain during the brief illnesses and passing of our dear Vekhonülü Phesao and her beloved husband Mezhülie Phesao, who left for their eternal home on 20th July, 2016 and 27th August, 2016. May our Lord bless each of you Families and loved ones K-3498

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We the bereaved family of Late Hilole Tsela, express our profound gratitude to each and every individual, churches, prayer groups, unions, organizations, societies, doctors and nurses of Eden Medical Centre Dimapur, blood donors and well wishers who supported us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and with fervent prayers during the prolonged illness till her demise on 07th Sept. 2016. Words are beyond inadequate how much we are indebted to you all. Though we are unable to mention and thank each and every individual, yet this is our sincere and humble prayer to God Almighty that He bless you all beyond measures. DP-7078

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Ronaldo, Morata rescue Real madrid here on Wednesday. The visitors doubled their lead through Riyad Mahrez’s stunning free-kick just before the half-hour mark. The Leicester playmaker made it 3-0 with a second-half spot kick after Jamie Vardy had been brought down by home goalkeeper Ludovic Butelle. Jose Izquierdo hit the post for the hosts as they tried and failed to force their way back into the match.

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Real defender Dani Carvajal snaps into a challenge on the Portuguese team’s Costa Rican former Fulham attacker Ruiz. MADRID, Sep 15 (Agencies): Cristiano Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata struck in the closing minutes to seal a stunning Real Madrid comeback to beat Sporting Lisbon 2-1 to start their Champions League defence on Wednesday. Madrid looked to be heading for their first home defeat in the competition for five years after Bruno Cesar’s low effort three minutes into the secondhalf handed Sporting a thoroughly merited lead. However, in a frantic finale, Ronaldo’s free-kick levelled the game in normal time before Morata met James Rodriguez’s cross deep into stoppage time to complete a dramatic fightback. The clash pitted two of Europe’s most in-form teams against one another with Madrid having won 15 La Liga games on top of claiming their 11th Champions League in May, whilst Sporting are on a 13-game winning streak in Portugal. Yet, it was the visitors who looked by far the more confident as they bossed Madrid for the opening hour, to the delight of the boisterous travelling thousands from Lisbon.

The pace of Gelson Martins caused the Madrid defence no end of problems and the diminutive winger had the first effort on goal when his low shot was turned away by Kiko Casilla. Real’s star front three of Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema started together for the first time this season, but all three looked rusty as a long-range effort from Ronaldo turned over by Rui Patricio was the only serious threat to the Sporting goal before half-time. Sporting finally got their reward just three minutes into the second-half when Luka Modric and Sergio Ramos failed to clear and the ball fell kindly for Cesar to curl into the far corner. However, Sporting boss Jorge Jesus’s joy was short-lived as he was sent to the stands for protesting a dubious yellow card for William Carvalho. Instead it was Jesus’s opposite number Zidane who turned the game in Madrid’s favour with three vital substitutions in the final quarter. Zidane sacrificed Bale, Benzema and Toni Kroos for Lucas Vazquez, Morata and

Rodriguez as Madrid piled on the pressure in the final 20 minutes. Ronaldo looked to have missed his chance to net against his boyhood club when he smashed against the post with eight minutes remaining. However, the three-time World Player of the Year, who was given a rousing reception by the Sporting fans before kickoff, curled home a free-kick that just had too much power for his Portuguese international teammate Patricio. Ronaldo refused to celebrate his goal, but there was no shortage of joy just moments later when Morata met Rodriguez’s in-swinging cross with a bullet header to deny Sporting in the cruelest of circumstances.

Star striker Sergio Aguero registered a second hat-trick in as many Champions League games this season as Manchester City easily beat Borussia Monchengladbach 4-0 to claim their seventh straight win under new coach Josep Guardiola. The hosts dominated the early exchanges and made home advantage count as Aguero scored twice in quick succession, the first a tap-in from close range and the second a 29thminute spot kick after the lively Kevin De Bruyne had been tripped here on Wednesday. The Argentine completed his treble in style after the restart, rounding Yann Sommer when clear. Kelechi Iheanacho notched a fourth in added time after combining with fellow substitute Leroy Sane. At the other end City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo had only two saves to make, one in each half, as Monchengladbach struggled to break through an impressive City midfield featuring new signing Ilkay Gundogan on his home debut.

Ramkumar faces Nadal in opening match of Davis Cup New Delhi, Sep 15 (PTI): Ramkumar Ramanathan will start the proceedings for India when he takes on 14-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal in the opening singles on day one of the David Cup World Group Play-off against Spain, starting here tomorrow. The second singles of the tie will be between Saketh Myneni and world number 13 David Ferrer, according to the draw announced by the International Tennis Federation today. On the second day, experienced Leander Paes will pair up with Saketh to face French Open champions Feliciano Lopez and Marc Lopez. In the reverse singles, it will be Saketh’s turn to clash with Nadal, while Ramanathan will lock horns with Ferrer. India had beaten Korea 4-1 in their Asia/Oceania Group I second round tie while Spain defeated Romania with the same margin in their Europe/Africa zonal tie. India and Spain have locked horns thrice so far in Davis Cup with the European nation leading the head-to-head record 2-1. The last time India played Spain was as far back as 1965 when they lost the away tie 2-3. “We are the underdogs and we have to find a way to do well, put everything on line and bled blue on the court. If we can finish 1-1 after day 1, we will have a good chance. So everything depends on first day,” Saketh said.

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Kiev to host 2018 Champions League final

Zurich, Sep 15 (Agencies): UEFA have confirmed the 2018 Champions League final will be held in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. The 2017 European decider will be held in the UK in Cardiff ’s Principality Stadium and UEFA executive committee member Frantisek Laurinec confirmed the following year’s final will take place at the 68,000-capacity Olympic Stadium in Kiev on Thursday,

ending year-long negotiations. The decision means Ukraine will host UEFA’s highest profile club match less than a month before the 2018 World Cup kicks off in neighbouring Russia, who annexed the Crimea region of Ukraine in early 2014. UEFA has blocked Russian and Ukrainian national and club teams being drawn together in competitions since July 2014. Laurinec, from Slovakia,

leads a UEFA panel liaising between Russia and Ukraine on football issues. One barrier to awarding the 2018 final to Kiev had been potential visa problems for Russian officials and guests from Champions League sponsor Gazprom. Reconstruction work on Kiev’s Olympic Stadium was completed in 2011 and the stadium was the venue for the Euro 2012 final the year after.

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English football champions Leicester City marked their first-ever Champions League game with a convincing 3-0 victory against Club Brugge in Group G. Marc Albrighton gave the English Premier League champions the perfect start early on with a neat close-range finish after Brugge failed to deal with a long Luis Hernandez throw

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