September 17, 2019

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXIX No. 282

DIMAPUR, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

HM Shah reviews JK situation

Aus retain Ashes despite draw

US ‘locked & loaded’ to reply to Saudi oil attack

national, Page 5

sports, Page 11

international, Page 9

PAC checks illegal gate collections

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 16 (NPN): Monday’s ‘Operation Check Gate’ launched by the Public Action Committee (PAC) through deployment of scores of volunteers from various tribe affiliates of Naga Council Dimapur, revealed that collectors having got wind of the much publicised launch, preferred to lie low and to return another day.

The volunteers had spread out to three main check gates- New Field Check Gate, Dillai Gate and Burma Camp Check gate from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m.

The second phase was from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The drive will continue for a week and could be extended said PAC. A telling effect of the PAC operation was that the price of potato which used to be sold at Rs.20 per kg in the market came crashing down to Rs.8 to Rs 10 per kg. It was reported that the same was the case with tomato whose prices had significantly come down.

At New Field volunteers came across an underage boy collecting tax on head count of live animals supposed to be done by a veterinar-

ZSU (N) reaffirms ban on logging activities in Peren DIMAPUR, SEP 16 (NPN): Zeliangrong Students’ Union (Nagaland) has reaffirmed to completely ban logging activities in Peren district.

In a press release, ZSU (N) president Dithuibo Newmai and general secretary Adona Herie lamented that Peren district, which was often tagged as green district by the government, was gradually losing its greenery because of logging activities. They said the road was also a major concern as timber loaded trucks were causing major damage to the road during the rainy season.

ZSU(N) expressed disappointment that log trucks continue to ply despite its appeal and DC’s order dated May 21, 2019.

The union expressed dismay at a few individuals for carrying out logging activities despite warning and orders from the union and the district administration.

ZSU (N) reiterated that if any truck found ferrying log during its banned period, the union would take action as per resolution.

Further, the union has appealed to all responsible to cooperate with its directive till further notice.

This is it!

“This PAC drive is going to make our boys desperate.

How will we survive?”

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Volunteers querying about tax form a truck driver at Dillai gate on Monday. (NP)

ian assistant. Several mini trucks laden with poultry also passed by without the mandatory health check. It appeared that the veterinary department had outsourced collections to some group whether on auction or proxy for some staff.

It was also found that DMC collectors who were supposed to charge Rs.10 per tract (compartment level) carrying chickens over charged. A mini-pick up has seven tracts and the total fee was supposed to be Rs.7x 10= Rs.70 per truck but the DMC collector(s) charged Rs.850 per truck.

This was despite DMC

having put up signboards displaying rates to be levied.

The driver of one pick up truck disclosed that he used to pay Rs.1000 per truck daily to a certain group, while crossing the check gate but he was issued with a challan showing only Rs.10.

According to the driver, he used to pay Rs.1800 to the collectors of Veterinary department,Rs.850 to DMC, Rs.100 to police and around Rs.1000 to some group. He also said there were other groups to whom he had to also pay tax.

Another lorry driver of a 14-wheeler from Guwahati also disclosed that

he used to pay Rs.4500 to collectors but did not get challan receipt.

One truck driver who claimed he had paid some money to unidentified persons was whisked away by a local who claimed to be a driver also, when this Reporter wanted to get more details. Government departments such as Geology & Mining and Forest were also in the fray in collecting taxes from various trucks.

Both the government departments have issued permits for tax collection under their respective rules. However, as pointed out by ACAUT convenor Tia Longchar, the

‘Legal recourse’

Farooq Abdullah

respond to a plea seeking that the former Chief Minister be produced before a court. The petition was filed

by Tamil Nadu’s MDMK leader Vaiko, seeking Abdullah’s release so he could attend an event in Chennai.

Abdullah’s son and former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and another former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti are also under detention since August 5.

Abdullah’s party the National Conference (NC) said later in the day that would challenge the detention in court if needed.

“They have no justification to do that, but if they have booked him (Abdullah) under the PSA, then what can we do. We can only approach the courts. We will take constitutional and legal recourse,” senior NC leader Mohammad Akbar Lone told reporters here. Lone, the MP from north Kashmir, said the government’s move is unfortunate and it is a matter of shame that Abdullah has been booked under this act.

“If there was anyone who would talk of India here, it was Abdullah. If anyone has been abused, it is Abdullah and today, this is how India pays him. This is very unfortunate,” he said.

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departments levied tax on granite and marbles from Rajasthan on which the buyer(s) had paid GST. Geology and Mining charged different rates as ‘royalty’ for various items such as sandstone, limestone, marble, granite, chips etc.

In addition, the Forest department also collects its own ‘royalty’ tax on similar items from every truck passing through check gates.

One questionable aspect is that the amount mentioned in the challans were not reflective of the actual amount collected. Later briefing media persons at NCD office PAC Convenor Vekhosayi Nyekha pointed out that illegal collections were not only confined to the check gates but that those involved have set up mobile check posts at various roads.

He revealed that even those authorised to collect fee/tax like DMC illegally overcharged by 50% to 100%.

Nyekha also disclosed that PAC was to file FIR against the veterinary department for not maintaining a proper quarantine check post where animals were to be kept for inspection.

KOHIMA, SEP 16 (NPN): Department of home has been undertaking major revamp in the administration, modernization of arms, procurement of vehicles for better and effective service, setting up of Special Task Force (STF) and other major tasks during the last one year, DGP Nagaland T. J Longkumer told Nagaland Post Monday during an interview in his office chamber.

As the review of Nagaland Police Service (NPS) has not be carried out since inception, Longkumer said the government accepted the request for cadre review of NPS officers and constituted a committee, adding that the process was in final stage.

Stating that serious anomalies in the regular promotion of UBI, ABI etc were detected, DGP said the government has set up a committee, which sent report to government for approval.

Home deptt sets up STF/SSG: With the approval of the state government, the department has formed NAP Special Task Force (STF) where the jawans would be given special train(Cont’d on p-5) ing to meet the challenges of

Heavy vehicles Farooq Abdullah detained under banned between PSA, can go sans trial for two years Chingmei, Noklak SRINAGAR, SEP 16 (PTI): Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah has now been detained under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA), which enables authorities to detain any individual for two years without trial, sources said on Monday.

The 81-year-old patron of the National Conference has been under house arrest since August 5 when the Centre announced abrogation of the special status given to Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 and bifurcation of the state into Union Territories.

Abdullah has been detained under the PSA, official sources said. The tougher law was slapped on Abdullah on Sunday.

On Monday, the Supreme Court has asked the Centre and the Jammu and Kashmir administration to

Major revamp underway in police deptt

DIMAPUR, SEP 16 (NPN): Movement of heavy vehicles has banned between Chingmei and Noklak with immediate effect.

In a notification, ADC Noklak, M Chaitanya Prasad, stated that the bridge (culvert) across Lien stream at 11 Km from Chendang Saddle has been critically damaged and threatens to totally cut off the sub-division from the rest of the state. ADC notified that no vehicles above gross weight of 4 tonnes would be allowed to ply along that road till the repair was completed.

However, the following categories of vehicles would be allowed to ply: Tata 407 and similar class; pickups and other passenger cars.

All commercial vehicle and taxi service operators are to strictly abide to permissible carrying capacity of the vehicles.

the newer type of crimes like house intersection during kidnapping and ransom situation besides carjacking, bus jacking, search of suspected criminal dens etc.

Longkumer said another specialized unit called State Security Guard (SSG) was constituted with personnel trained especially for VVIP duty and for anti-ambush practical situations.

Currently, he said there were two units of STF numbering around 500 and SSGs were allotted to Z+ security to chief minister, deputy chief minister and DGP. He said the department imparts specialized training for both those units regularly and would be inducting fresh blood every year.

New vehicles for sector forces: In an effort to provide best of safety and quicker service to the people, the home department has procured Isuzu pickup trucks. He said the first batch of14 Isuzu pickups would be arriving soon where the STF and SSG attached to VVIPs would be given first.

He said Isuzu pickups were more spacious and best suited to terrain of Nagaland, adding that the department has already conducted trail and expressed its contentment on the new

vehicles.

Moder nization of arms: The department is also in the process of procuring latest arms and accessories after having detailed review of weapons in stock.

DGP said the department has recently decided to purchase X-95 Tavor Rifles, which would be issued first to the STF. Also, he said the department was upgrading every year to meet the future challenges whereby the older weapons 303 rifles were phased out and now were using AKs and Insas while 7.62 SLR would be replaced with 7.62 newer Version Ghatak.

The X.95 rifle which was made in the latest BullPub design with short rifles without recoil can also be handled by IR Mahillas since it was easy to use.

He said the security forces would be trained on the usage of the arms.

CC lab at Chumoukedima: With the growing trend of cyber crime in Nagaland and across the country, DGP said the department has set up Cyber Crime police station in all the headquarters while CC lab with the latest equipment was set up at Chumoukedima police complex.

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Zeliangs dissolve two ZPOs DIMAPUR, SEP 16 (NPN): General convention of Zeliang people of Nagaland, which was held at Jalukie town on September 13, 2019, has unanimously resolved that the two Zeliang People’s Organizations (ZPOs) would stand dissolved to give way for constitution of unified apex body for Zeliangs of Nagaland.

In a press release, general convention session chairman Dr. Tumda Newme and session secretary Khenglubo stated that the convention was necessitated due to confusion in the Zeliang community over the existence of parallel ZPOs within the community.

The convention has resolved that, henceforth, no ZPO would be allowed to represent Zeliang Tribe in any manner in any platforms. The general house also unanimously resolved that the name of unified apex organisation for Ze-

liangs of Nagaland would be called by the name and style of “Zeliang Tribal Council Nagaland” in the tradition of the past.

Fur ther, the house unanimously constituted the Interim Body (IB) led

by Dr.Tumda Newme as Convenor, Khenglubo as member secretary and Ramdi Meru, Kiezen and GH Ramlia as members. IB was entrusted to conduct election to new team of office bearers of Zeliang Tribal Council Nagaland within the month of October 2019.

IB was also authorised to frame modalities for election to the new team of office bearers.

Meanwhile, the general convention unanimously nominated the heads of Zeliang sub-tribes councils (the genuine stakeholders) to represent Zeliang tribe in any platforms till the new team of Zeliang Tribal Council was duly consti-

tuted: Dr. Tumda Newme, Convenor IB and president Zeme Council Nagaland (ZCN) and Khenglubo, member secretary IB and president Liangmai Council Nagaland (LCN).

The general convention requested the government and its agencies, Naga political groups, tribal hohos – APO, Ao Senden, CPO, Lotha Hoho, Pochury Hoho, Rengma Hoho, Sumi Hoho, WSH, NTC, CNTC, ENPO, etc to extend cooperation in clearing confusion on representation of Zeliang tribe in Nagaland as per the resolutions of general convention of Zeliang people.

The house cautioned that extending invitation or cooperation to any fringe element taking the name of the tribe except the “Zeliang Tribal Council Nagaland” would be doing so at their own risk and Zeliang people of Nagaland would not be responsible for any consequences.

First gravity goods ropeway inaugurated in Nagaland WC, NNPGs holds meeting DIMAPUR, SEP 16 (NPN): The first Gravity Goods Ropeway (GGR), a rope based transport system for mountainous regions, was inaugurated in Nagaland at Punglwa village under Peren district on September 16, 2019.

The project was supported

by North East Rural Livelihood Project (NERLP) under the Ministry of DoNER and aided by the World Bank.

Besides GGR, collection centre and feed mill was also inaugurated with chief operating officer, World Bank in India, Dr. Hisham Abdo Kahin as the special guest.

Built at an estimated cost of Rs.22,066,47, it was learnt that GGR would help reduce 2 hours of time spent to carry the materials and save around Rs. 630 towards labour charges for carrying the materials.

The project that started on October 5, 2018 and completed on September 10, 2019 was

with 14 tribes of Nagaland

Local produce about to be transported through GGR at Punglwa village, Peren. (Twitter)

given technical support by Practical Action, an international development organisation.

The community contributed labour and locally available materials towards the project.

The goods from hills of old

village Peren can be transported in just two minutes, which initially took 3 hours to reach to road head. The inauguration programme was chaired by principal secretary Rural Development, Bendangkokba,

while the district project manager NERLP Peren, Ruuvilie Kuotsu, spoke on the progress of the project. Vote of thanks was proposed by the State Project Co-ordinator NERLP, Peren, Ringsanbo Zeliang.

DIMAPUR, SEP 16 (NPN): Representatives of 14 tribes, who met Working Committee (WC), Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) at Niathu Resort Chumoukedima, Dimapur on September 15, 2019, have “strongly” urged that crucial and substantive issues that have been painstakingly negotiated and agreed upon between Government of India and Naga negotiators be put into agreement at the earliest.

According to WC, NNPG media cell, the 14 tribes opined that Nagas must take what was possible at this hour, which was honorable and acceptable.

14 tribes maintained that symbolic issues that remain unresolved be pursued through continuous, consistent democratic and political process, adding that the aspiration of the Naga people must be fully met in due course of time.

WC, NNPGs has acknowledged the pragmatic approach proposed by the 14 Naga tribes.

WC stated that practical and positive progress of the negotiations, which would safeguard and protect the distinct identity of the Naga people and land beyond the present state of Nagaland, was briefed to the tribal leaders present.

The 14 tribes encouraged WC, NNPGs to strive for peace and unity since violence and bloodshed had taken enough Naga lives.

Stating that Naga generations were in peril and face uncertain future, they, therefore, asserted that negotiations must reach a practical, pragmatic and logical conclusion.

Meanwhile, WC, NNPGs has acknowledged the advice of the 14 tribes. WC assured the Naga people that Indian leaders have demonstrated political will and commitment to solve the Naga issue this time around. “A moment has come for Nagas to reciprocate equally. Naga negotiators are confident that a comprehensive political settlement will be announced soon,” WC stated.

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Workshop on ‘Angikaar’ in Dimapur, Longleng

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019

news in Brief NDPP consultative meet: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) of Nagaland women organisation has convened consultative meeting of all the region presidents on September 18 at 10: 30 a.m. at NDDP central head quarter, Chümoukedima with advisor urban development and municipal affairs Dr. Neikesalei Kire as special guest. Therefore, NDPP central general secretary (adm) Vikali A Zhimomi has requested all to attend the meeting along with four members from each region.

TOLIC Hindi fortnight: Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) secretary and deputy accountant general (A&E) Uttam Chanda has informed that Hindi fortnight closing ceremony will be held on September 18 at 1 p.m. at State Academy hall, PR Hill, Kohima.

Officials and participants at the “City level workshop on Angikaar” in EAC Longleng Hq, Ihoilung Chuilo addressing the Agikaar Resource Dimapur on September 16.

Persons on PMAY - HFA at DC’s conference hall, Longleng.

DIMAPUR: A city level workshop on “AngikaarA Campaign for Change Management” under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)- Housing for all (Urban) was conducted

by Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) under the initiative of Municipal Affairs Department with representatives of colony council and GBs (Urban) at Hotel Silhouette, Dimapur on September 16.

Highlighting the objectives of “Agnikaar”, MIS specialist PMAY-HFA

(U) Dimapur in-charge Longshithung Mozhui stated that the aim is to create awareness of best practices on water and energy conservation, waste management, health and hygiene, tree plantation and environmental protection.

It also aims to converge with missions and programmes of Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) and other concerned central ministries to create an enabled environment for PMAY(U) beneficiaries through their

schemes/services and engage communities for a happier and healthier living by dedicating themselves to work towards social and environmental goals.

MIS specialist PMAYHFA (U) MIS Rohit Yadav gave a power point presentation about IEC activities on city level, ward level, using IEC tools during door to door awareness and demonstrated hands on training for angikaar mobile App while District Hospital Dimapur, representative Pradhan mantra Arogya Mitra,

Komio Tungoe elaborated about Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY).

Highlights on Swachh Bharat mission, waste management and sanitation was presented by DMC superintendent, Ganesh Sharma, who also delivered the concluding remark.

Later vote of thanks was delivered by PMAYHFA (U) Er. Koktina Pongener, followed by registration of ARPs in PMAY-MIS portal on site demonstration to ARPs. Meanwhile, one day

Awareness on health effects of tobacco

Students with health officials and teaching faculty after the programme.

DIMAPUR: District Health Society, Zunheboto in collaboration with National Tobacco Control Programme conducted “school awareness programme on tobacco” for

the students of New Era School, Zunheboto on September 16.

The programme was organised by District Tobacco Control Cell, Zunheboto.

AR organises medical camp

Sub-center inaugurated at Jalukie Zangdi

DIMAPUR: To create awareness about advantages of good health and healthy lifestyle amongst the villagers, Assam Rifles conducted lecture and medical health camp at Old Peren. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), the villagers were briefed about advantages of good health and proper sanitation. They were also informed about various government schemes like Aayushman Bharat, Janani Shishu Suraksha Yojna, PMSSY, Indradhanush Mission, etc.

DIMAPUR: The newly established sub-center at Jalukie Zangdi under Jalukie block was inaugurated by special guest, Dr. Denis Hangsing, chief medical officer (CMO), Peren on September 16.

A press release from CMO office Peren, district media officer NHM, Pezanguno Celine Secii stated that, the sub-center will cater to the needs of Beisumpuikam, Jalukiekam, Lipenphai, Mhaikam, Jalukie Sangtam and Jalukie Zangdi villages. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Denis con-

According to district media officer, CMO office, Zunheboto, Shekho Sophie in the programme, Dental Surgeon, District Hospital Zunheboto, Dr. Esther Ngullie, in her speech said

that consumption of tobacco contributes to most of the leading causes of death in the world. She highlighted about the various health effects of using tobacco and elaborated about the risk factor and consequences of tobacco use. She further encouraged the students to not take tobacco and be champion of tobacco free life and challenged them to live a healthy and beautiful life.

During the awareness programme, an open quiz competition was conducted where the winners were given gifts. A pledge was also taken during the programme. Free IEC materials were distributed during the programme.

gratulated all the concerned staff and the people for their cooperation in setting up the health unit. He encouraged and challenged everyone to work hard and to support each other to achieve the target and to give the best service to the public. He also invited the public to utilize all the facility available in the sub-center. After the inauguration programme, village health and nutrition day-cum-Poshan Maah was observed at Jalukie Zangdi.

Earlier, welcome address was given by Bedusai Thulu-o, village council

chairman, Jalukie Zangdi village, who expressed gratitude to the medical department and assured to extend cooperation and assist the sub-centers in every possible way. He also added that the village council has started to sponsor the remuneration of the local chowkidar for the sub-center. The programme chaired by Reiletso Chirhah, chairman VHC began with an invocation by Shepota Nusori, local pastor and vote of thanks was said by Theyeveyi Cheshu, head GB and benediction by Veto Dozo, pastor CRC.

Consultative workshop on children’s parliament

SDO (C) Peren, Rahul Mali, students and DAN members on September 14.

DIMAPUR: Children’s parliament initiative in Nagaland under the aegis of Development Association of Nagaland (DAN) conducted district level consultative workshop at All Saints Higher Secondary School, Peren on SepK Y M C

tember 14.

A press release from DAN stated that, DAN director, Rev. Fr. Charles gave a brief introduction about the organisation and urged the young students to be more effective as every individual represents the

adult society and the task to propagate and promote the social norms and ideals all the time. Vikhuli Achumi, programme manager of children’s parliament (DAN) shared on the concept of children’s parliament initiative in Nagaland

and the activities and the strategy under children’s parliament initiative.

SDO (C) Peren, Rahul Mali in his speech enlightened the children of the basic functions of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. He further encouraged the children by giving the example of the former president Abdul Kalam by stating that children were the future for tomorrow and predicted future leaders present in the mist with the initiative of children’s parliament. Rev Fr. Joe principal also reflected about the quality education and the right way and techniques to be initiated by the schools authorities, parents for proper guidance of the children.

The workshop was attended by the administrator and faculty of All Saints Higher Secondary School, women society, church leaders led by the pastor, student bodies and other community leaders.

wo r k s h o p a n d h a n d s on-training to Angikaar Resource Persons (ARP) under PMAY - HFA was conducted at DC’s conference hall, Longleng on September 16.

A DIPR reported stated that EAC Longleng Hq. Ihoilung Chuilo in his welcome address appealed to the ARP to make best use of the training programme.

Keynote address was delivered by Anghato, SLTC, PMAY-HFA and SBM – Waste Management

by Hangti, LTC. District coordinator on Ayushman Bharat spoke on Ayushman Bharat while Yangnya, CLTC PMAY-HFA spoke on Angikaar Module Registration and validation of ARP, and Yongya spoke on hands on training.

The activities of the angikaar include door to door campaign by the ARP, ward level activities like street play, puppet shows, vehicle announcements, awa r e n e s s i n s c h o o l s through competitions, workshops, etc.

Training on piggery management

DIMAPUR: ATMA Botsa block, Kohima, conducted training on piggery management at Tsiemekhuma village on September 7, with resource person as BTM, Dr. Vibeilie Keretsu. A press release from ATMA Botsa Block, Kohima, stated that the training consisted of components under piggery management such as selection of good breed or quality piglets to ensure faster growth rate, high meat quality and disease resistance ability. Participants were also taught on importance of culling of animals, castration of piglets, segregation of diseased animals and also to maintain record keeping. The resource person further demonstrated on administration of vitamin and some de worming tablets and the same were distributed to participants.

SRSU joint meeting: Satoi Range Students Union (SRSU) has convened a joint meeting with former leaders, pioneers ,well wishers, seniors and unit presidents on September 21 at 1 p.m at Tourist Lodge. All concerned have been requested to attend the meeting positively and compulsorily.

AH&VS Zunheboto informs: AH&VS veterinary officer Zunheboto, Dr. Meyatoshi Aier has informed that free vaccination for canine and feline species will be available at veterinary dispensary, Pughoboto from October 23 till stock lasts. Public of Pughoboto and adjoining villagers have been requested to avail the facility by compulsorily immunising their pet animals against diseases.

DPDB meeting Kiphire: Kiphire DPDB meeting will be held on September 20 at 11 a.m at DC’s conference hall, Kiphire. All members have been requested to attend positively.

PDTTU informs: Peren District Timbers Traders Union (PDTTU) has informed all the timber operators in Peren district to register at the earliest.

It informed that non registered members will not be allowed to operate timber under Peren district.

Meanwhile, PDTTU president, Ichiau Kenn has called for emergency meeting on September 20 at the union office. All bonafide members have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

Two minors rescued: District Child Protection Officer, Dimapur has informed that two siblings were rescued at Dimapur railway station and are currently under Child Care Institute (CCI). In this regard, parents or relatives or legal guardians have been requested to contact the District Child Protection Unit, Dimapur at 9612130083 and 8974181416.

Corrigendum: Apropos the Sunday Post feature on September 15 on Miqlat Ministry, the location of the place should be read as Seluophe village and not as rendered.

3 arrested for extortion DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police has apprehended three persons on charge of extorting money from sand laden trucks at New Field check gate area, Dimapur on September 14. According to PRO of Dimapur police, the arrested persons were identified as Ahuka Ayemi of Sukimi village, Kiphire, a resident of Nagaland gate; Vihokhe Yeptho of Khatara village, Suruhuto, a resident of Thilixu village, Dimapur and Aloboto Sumi of Nguvihe village, Atoizu, a resident of Notun Bosti, Dimapur. PRO said that the three were extorting money on behalf of All Nagaland Good Movers Union, NSCN I-M and NSCN (U). A total of Rs 14,630 was recovered from their possession. Accordingly, a case has been registered at West Police Station, Dimapur PRO said.

Assam Rifles camped at Noklak undertook road repair work and restored the road connecting between Noklak-Pangsha and Noklak-Nokhu, which has been cut off by incessant rain. The repair work was carried out with support from the local residents. (PRO HQ IGAR (N))

NSCN (I-M) Lotha region informs DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) parliamentarians of Lotha region, in a meeting held at Hebron on July 23, has unanimously resolved to take up strict preventive measures against the illicit drugs dealers/peddlers/ bootleggers under Lotha region with immediate effect.

A press release from NSCN (I-M) Lotha region kilonser-cum-caretaker CAO, Mozamo Ngullie stated that, based on the above resolution all concerned have been directed to desist from the aforementioned activities detrimental to the well being of the society as a whole.

The release stated that the directive shall come into effect on publication of the same in the local media and all have been requested to co-operate towards the same to avoid inconveniences.

Rajya Sabha MP, KG Kenye and others during the 58th general session-cumfreshers social of the Kohima Chakhesang Students’ Union (KCSU) at State Academy Hall Kohima on September 14. (KCSU)

Children and teachers from Khensa Baptist Church Children Ministry as outreach mission visited children home and conducted church service on September 15.

They donated cash amount of Rs. 940, some used cloths, and special gift to the children. (Care and support society, Mokokchung) K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST

September 17 (Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Some sun, a stray t-storm

33 26

An afternoon thunderstorm

26 20

Guwahati Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

28 24

A p.m. thunderstorm in spots

28 21

Aizawl Imphal

Itanagar A thunderstorm, not as warm 25 22 Shillong

A shower and t-storm around 23 17

Kohima

Cloudy, heavy thunderstorms

24 17

Dimapur Mainly cloudy, a thunderstorm 29 22

Overcast, a thunderstorm

Mkg

25 19

Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 20 16 Wokha

An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 24 20

Zunheboto Couple of thunderstorms

ZWHN convenor Thangi Mannen along with other DC Tuensang, Mohammad Ali Shihab along with members at CKS hall Tuensang on stakeholders on September 16. (DIPR) September 16. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Swatchhata Hi Seva (SHS)-“Cleanliness is Service” campaign under the theme “plastic waste shramdaan” was launched in Dimapur and Tuensang districts on September 16.

In Dimapur, the campaign was launched by convenor, Zero Waste Himalaya Nagaland (ZWHN), Thangi Mannen at DC Conference Hall.

According to DIPR report, delivering keynote address, Thangi Mannen, stated that the SHS, 2019

was the beginning of the process to achieve India’s commitment to eliminate all single use plastic in the country by 2022, as announced by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.

She said the campaign would be conducted in three phases: first phase from September 11 to October 1 (awareness generation period), phase II on October 2 (mass social work) and phase III from October 27 (collection, segregation and transportation for recy-

cling and disposal).

She therefore said that participation of all government departments, NGOs, individuals, institutions would be required.

Thangi said that waste collected from all over the state would be sent to Dimapur for which she informed the administration and DMC for arrangement of a bailing machine.

Explaining the ill effects of plastic, she requested all to adopt the principle of “my waste

Kohima DTF meet on plastic ban

TDLSA officials with GBs, DBs, village council members and church workers.

DIMAPUR: Tuensang District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) conducted one-day legal awareness seminar with the GBs, DBs, village councils and church workers of Helipong village on September 13, at Helipong village council hall.

A press release from TDLSA chairman and secretary, Kumdilong Kessen stated that TDLSA panel lawyer, Soteth Anar spoke on the basic procedures of law (Cr.PC/CPC procedure provided under Rule for Administration of Justice & Police Act).

He also highlighted the

powers and functions of village council.

Judicial magistrate first class and secretary TDLSA, Kumdilong Kessen, spoke on the various NALSA schemes and highlighted the procedures for applying victim’s compensation Act, relief and rehabilitation for the victims of disaster and natural calamities and arms Act. TDLSA also urged the gathering not to keep unlicensed gun at home in order to avoid unnecessary trouble. TDLSA project assistant Yimtsusangla Chang, spoke on the topic

women and child’s right covering POCSO, domestic violence act, child marriage restraint Act, child labour, free and competent legal aid.

She also highlighted some important points to keep in mind while dealing with the cases involving women and child in customary courts.

At the programme, invocation prayer was said by pastor Helipong Baptist Church, while council chairman appreciated TDLSA for conducting legal awareness seminar.

Altogether 40 participants attended the programme.

Campaign to detect leprosy

Central observer, Dr. P. J. Gogoi with medical officers and health workers.

DIMAPUR: Leprosy Case Detection Campaign (LCDC) under Dimapur district was launched at CMO’s office Dimapur on September 16 and will continue till September 22.

A press release from zonal leprosy officer (ZLO) Dimapur, Dr. Heto Swu stated that, Ministry of Regional Office for Health & Family Welfare, India, senior regional director Dr. P. J. Gogoi, who is in the state as central observer stated that house-to-house survey was crucial to identify new cases as many infected patients do not seek medical treatment due to stigma and prejudice attached to this disease.

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launched the Swachhata Hi Seva at CKS Hall Tuensang.

The programme was attended by representatives of all the wards, school students and several NGOs, DIPR reported stated.

DC expressed concern on the plastic waste management and encouraged the public to understand the concept of sustainability, so that future generations should have equal accessibility to the quality environment.

for the coming academic year and future as well.

In regard to the departmental profile, the DC has asked the departments which have not submitted their profiles, to submit the reports in the next DPDB meeting. He also reiterated on the restricted use of plastics and requested the members to ensure that people cooperate and make this exercise a success.

In the meeting, SDO (C) Kohima, Longasen Lotha shared the proposal on institution of district level awards, streamlining of applications/proposals for Governor’s award, inter-departmental sport meet and enforcement of ban on use of single use of plastic.

After deliberation, the board has constituted two committees to evaluate and work out on these matters.

During the meeting, three societies presented their concepts and objectives and sought for registration, where the board decided to forward it to the government for further necessary action.

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DIMAPUR: Kohima District Task Force (DTF) on restricting use of plastics held its meeting in the office chamber of DC Kohima on September 16, chaired

by DC Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie, who is also the chairman of DTF. According to DIPR report, the meeting was held to work out the strategies and to review the action plan undertaken for the implementation of the exercise at district headquarter and subdivisional levels. District administration officers shared their views on awareness on plastic free environment to be conducted in their respective jurisdiction, which includes villages, churches, colleges and schools within this month prior to the enforcement of plastic ban by the state government from October 1.

The meeting discussed on the items to be banned initially and decided to concentrate on the items causing maximum pollution in the present scenario, which includes all plastic carry bags with or without handles, irrespective of thickness and size, etc.

my responsibility” and to handle own waste through proper segregation and disposal.

The programme was chaired by DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, while vote of thanks was said by urban development officer (UDO) and member secretary, Pangzangkokba.

Tuensang: Under the initiative of the Tuensang town council, deputy commissioner Tuensang, Mohammed Ali Shihab

DIMAPUR: The monthly meeting of Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held at DPDB’s Conference Hall, Kohima on September 16 under the chairmanship of Advisor Urban Development and Municipal Affairs, Dr. Neikiesalie Kire.

According to DIPR, reviewing the last DPDB meeting minutes, grant-inaid in respect of Christian School, Tseminyu, Old Town, DC Kohima, Gregory Thejawelie informed that the Sub-Divisional District Planning and Development Board, Tseminyu has recommended and forwarded the matter to the board.

Therefore, he said, based on the fulfillment of criteria and recommendation, the board has decided to recommend the case for further submission to the government.

The committee for verification of the establishment of Koinonia Baptist School at Kezieke, Kohima, also presented their report stating that feasibility of parking space was available and shared the School plans

tensive campaign will be help in identifying those hidden cases and medical treatment provided, Dr. Gogoi added that he will be visiting health units to assess and provide necessary assistance in the coming weeks.

He also urged the field workers to be involved vigorously in the campaign and help to eliminate this disease.

Dr. Gogoi also inaugurated the LCDC control room and the campaign was officially flagged off by Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi, CMO Dimapur. Dr. Gogoi also visited Medziphema CHC and Socunoma SC along with state leprosy officer, zonal leprosy officer, consultant

NLEP and other paramedical workers.

Earlier, the inaugural programme was chaired by Dr. Heto Swu, ZLO Dimapur, while Dr. Ahu Sekhose, state leprosy officer, Nagaland informed the participants on the previous similar campaign held in 2016 where more than 125 suspected cases were identified, of which four cases were positive.

He attributed the success of the previous campaign to the contribution and hard work of the field workers.

In preparedness of this intensive campaign, training for medical officers, ANMs and ASHAs in all the blocks have been conducted in Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: Awareness campaign on consumer rights, food safety, food security, environment and street vendors was conducted at Kohima Law College (KLC), Kohima on September 16.

A press release from NVCO media cell stated that, president of NVCO and assistant professor of KLC, Kezhokhoto Savi said that this platform was an opportunity to highlight the importance of the consumer movement and the need to make the consumer aware of their rights and responsibilities.

He added that state government has to play a vital role for promoting welfare of consumers and protection of their rights. He pointed out how consumers faced various problems such as shortage

Students at the awareness campaign on September 16.

of LPG, illegal collection right to seek redressal and of cash at Nagaland Police right to consumer educacheck-gates and highways, tion. As far as redressal of and backdoor appointments and various other corruptions.

He also highlighted the six consumer rights, namely right to safety, right to be informed, right to choice, right to be heard,

the consumers’ grievances was concerned, Savi said one has to dial Nagaland State Consumer Helpline Toll Free No. 1800 – 345 – 3701 which is an alternate remedy mechanism before approaching either the district consumer disputes redressal forum or state commission or national commission.

The team of resource persons consisted of LL.B final year students of Kohima Law College (KLC) namely Asenla S Longkumer, Teisozelhou Bei-o, Vinikali Chishi and Keyipiebeung.

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Biren seeks media support for ‘war on drugs’ India, Thailand military exercise

Manipur CM at the foundation day celebration of AMWJU in Imphal on Monday.

Correspondent who attended the 46th foun- in the state is alarming,” dation day celebration of Singh said and urged the meIMPHAL, Sep 16: Ma- All Manipur Working Jour- dia fraternity to support to nipur chief minister N Biren nalists’ Union (AMWJU) his government’s initiative Singh on Monday sought held at Manipur Press Club, on ‘war against drugs’.

Media’s role to check the support of media fra- Imphal, also reminded that ternity in his government’s ‘Media is the fourth estate the menace of drug and alcoholism is very crucial and initiative on “war against of democracy.’

“Drug menace and al- government’s mission to free drugs”.

The chief minister, coholism among the youths the state from drug abuse

can be succeeded if media extended its cooperation to the government agencies, he said.

Regarding the lifting of liquor prohibition in Manipur, the chief minister appealed the AMWJU, media houses and others to organise seminar, awareness campaign etc to discuss the pros and cons of lifting of liquor prohibition in the state.

The chief minister added that his government welcomes constructive and positive criticism by the media for the development of the state.

The chief minister also assured that the government would extend all possible help for the welfare of the working journalists and added that the government was extending Chief Minister’s Hakshelgi Tengbang (CMHT) to all the working journalists of the state.

Singh further assured

that the government would look to increase the pension money under the existing Manipur State Journalists Pension Scheme.

Earlier, AMWJU president, Kakchingtabam Bijoy maintained that working journalist should be united and work together to fight against external pressure.

He narrated various problems faced by the journalists while executing their task in the state.

On the occasion, the chief minister distributed prizes to the winner and runner-up of the 9th Annual Sports Meet of the All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union held during Yaoshang (Holi Festival) 2019.

President of Manipur Hills Journalists’ Union Ramkung Pamei and president of Editor’s Guild Khogendra Khomdram werealso attended the AMWJU’s foundation day celebration.

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Umroi, Sep 16: The Indian Army and Royal Thai Army began their latest joint exercise here on Monday, an Army official said.

A total of 100 troops from the Indian Army led

by Colonel Rahul Joshi and 45 troops of Royal Thai Army led by Colonel Thiradej Limkunagul are taking part in the 14-day Exercise MAITREE which will conclude on September 29.

The joint exercise will showcase the planning and execution of joint skills of soldiers while conducting Counter Terrorism Operations in the state-of-the-art Joint Training Node at Umroi Cantonment, about 25 km from Shillong.

“The exercise will be conducted under the overarching framework of United Nations Mandate 2006. Both contingents

will share their valuable experiences in the conduct of counter-terrorism operations in form of lectures, drills, demonstrations and skill-at-arm with an aim to refine tactics, techniques and procedures,” said defence spokesperson, Wing Commander Ratnakar Singh.

He said that Exercise MAITREE is an annual joint military exercise which is being conducted alternatively in Thailand and India since 2006. This is the first time that it is being held in Meghalaya.

“The training will strengthen both the countries in terms of security challenges that we are facing right now... Both the Royal Thai Army and Indian Army have a long history... since 2006 we have been conducting joint exercises.

We are hoping that we will continue this relationship with the Indian

Army,” said Royal Thailand Army’’s Col. Thiradej Limkunagul.

Col. Joshi said, “It is an opportunity for the Indian Army to host the Royal Thai Army in this joint military training exercise.

Both the countries have a long association and such training enhances our own capabilities and understanding. I am sure both the teams will take lots of many things from this joint military training.”

He added that the military training exercise is important for India due to the changing facets of global terrorism.

The training curriculum will equip the participants of the Royal Thai Army with the requisite knowledge and skills to meet the evolving challenges of peacekeeping operations in accordance with principles, policies and guidelines of the UN.

No press freedom during No love for Hindi is no love for India: Biplab Kumar Deb Chamling’s rule: Sikkim CM

Prem Singh Tamang Chamling’ autocratic rule in Sikkim was a nightmarish experience for the press fraternity in Sikkim as they were prevented from writing about the misdeeds of the Sikkim Democratic Front government,” Golay claimed.

Some journalists were

even physically attacked during the previous regime, the SKM chief alleged.

“Chamling also diverted several crores of rupees meant for the development of media in Sikkim by publishing books and publicity materials to bolster his own image,” the chief minister said. Efforts to get the reaction of the SDF on the allegations failed.

The SDF, which ruled Sikkim for nearly 25 years, is now left with just one MLA - Chamling himself who has also been the party supremo since its formation 26 years ago.

In August, 10 SDF MLAs joined the BJP while two other legislators of the party switched over to the ruling SKM.

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

NAGALAND

No. CE/(R&B) /TB-II/ NESIDS-1(Pt)2019-20/ Dated Kohima, the 16th Sept 2019 NOTICE INVITING TENDER (NIT) 1. The Chief Engineer PWD (R&B), Nagaland invites on behalf of the Governor of Nagaland, Percentage Rate Tenders in Electronic Tendering System from approved and eligible Class-I Contractors registered with Nagaland Public Works Department (NPWD) for each of the projects (Turn Key Contract), including Defect Liability Period of 3 (three) Years, under North-East Special Infrastructure Development Scheme (NESIDS).

Tendered Defect Earnest Money Cost of Tender Sl. Length Completion State Name of work Cost liability Deposit (1%) Document No (Km) period (in Lakh) period in Lakhs (in Rs.) Construction 1 and Widening of Road from NH29 (Sovima Village Gate)- Sovima 8.50 13 months 2047.49 3 years 20.48 20,000 Cricket Ground upto Thahekhu Village, Dimapur in Nagaland 2 Up gradation of road from Wokha HQ leading to Amur 21.00 11 months 2134.91 3 years 21.35 20,000 Falcon roosting site (N. Longidang) in Nagaland 3 Up gradation of road from Naga Lempong to Ahom 7.432 16 months 1211.48 3 years 12.11 20,000 Cave Trekking Point, Longleng in Nagaland 4 Up gradation of road from Kiphire to Tourist Destination 8.85 13 months 1905.95 3 years 19.06 20,000 at Zungki River, Kiphire District, in Nagaland 5 Providing connectivity to places of Tourist interest in the 10.50 13 months 2367.01 3 years 23.67 20,000 district Hq. of Tuensang District in Nagaland.

2. Date of release of invitation for bids through e-procurement : 16th September 2019 3. Bids are available online. The bidders are required to pay the cost of bid documents in the form of Demand Draft in favor of the Chief Engineer, PWD (R&B), Nagaland payable at SBI, Main Branch, Kohima for amount (non-refundable) as shown above against each Work.

4. Availability of Bid Document and mode of submission: The bid document is available online only and bid should be submitted online on the Nagaland Tenders website https://nagalandtenders.gov.in/nicgep/app. The bidder would be required to register in the website which is free of cost.

5. Downloading of Bidding Documents : From 19/09/2019 to 15/10/2019 Bidders can upload their documents after the Pre-Bid Meeting on 26/09/2019 6. Online Bid Submission End Date : 15/10/2019 upto 1800 Hrs 7. Online Bid Opening Date : 16/10/2019 at 1300 Hrs 8. All other details may be obtained from the link given above.

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Biplab Kumar Deb Hindi and English are the official languages for the Union government and Parliament.

A total of 22 languages of the country are recognised under the Eight Schedule of the Constitution.

Supporting Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s assertion on Saturday that Hindi as a language can unite the whole country,

Deb said, “Due to loyalty to the colonial rule, English became a status symbol for many people.”

“It is not that only English speaking nations progress. Had it been the case, countries such as Germany, China, Japan, Russia and Israel would have not developed,” the chief minister said. He also urged government officers to help people in official works, who does not understand English and can speak only regional languages.

“I have seen that if anyone comes for any help in government offices and speak in Bengali or Kokborok, officials take time to help them. But as soon as you request him in English, they do it quickly. This should not be done,” the chief minister said.

DECLARATION

This is to inform to all concerned that Mrs. LINDSAY IMCHEN is my daughter who has been involved in borrowing money with deceitful manners. If any person(s)/Society have any claim, we the parents and the relatives shall not hold any responsibility for her debts. Further it is informed that any dealings of loan, credit and property with Mrs. Lindsay Imchen shall be doing at their own risk.

Sd/Mr. & Mrs. Katen Imchen and Relatives, Dibuia.

MKC-457 Regd. No. 1933/2019

DECLARATION

Date : 16/09/2019

I, Shri. Hekishe Jimo, resident of Lumami Village, Dist-Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and presently resident at the above mentioned address.

2. That I am not responsible for my daughter Smti. HOKANI JIMO, obtaining loan from any person/individual.

3. That any person dealing with her, in relating to borrowing of money by her shall not claim upon me or my other family members. She is a married women and she has done in her own accord.

4. That any person/individual dealing with her shall be doing so in their own risk and consequences shall not come upon me and the rest of my family.

VERIFICATION I hereby verified that the contents made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

Declarant Solemnly sworn before me on this 16 Day of Sept' 2019.

Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7024 Regd. No. 836/2019

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 16/09/2019

I, Mrs. MHONCHUMI, W/o Licho T. Jingrü, aged about 37 years, R/o H/No. 29, Oriental Colony, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly swear and affirm on oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my official/correct/actual name is MHONCHUMI and I am also known as ACHI L. JINGRÜ which is my pet name which has been entered and recorded in some of my official and correspondence documents.

3. That in my daughter's (MISS LUMCHONG L. JINGRÜ) educational documents NBSE registration card no. 1980802240 my name has been inadvertently recorded as ACHI L. JINGRÜ.

4. That the names MHONCHUMI and ACHI L. JINGRÜ pertains to one and same person.

5. That this affidavit is made for the purpose to declare that henceforth, I shall use my official name as MHONCHUMI in all official purpose and correspondence and at all time and occasions and to rectify my daughter's educational documents from the concerned authority.

6. That the statements made from paragraph 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me on this 16th day of September 2019.

Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7025

Regd. No. 4422/19

AFFIDAVIT

(Declaration of Name)

Date : 13/09/2019

I, Shri Talinochet Amer, son of Shri S Rongen Amer, aged about 29 years and a resident of Chumukedima, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my correct and official name is Talinochet Amer.

3. That however in my Service Appointment order bearing Order No. EE/CD/ ESSTT/2004-05 letter dated 04.11.2004 my name has been entered and recorded as Tali instead of Talinochet Amer.

4. That the names Talinochet Amer and Tali refer to one and the same person, i.e.

Myself.

5. That this affidavit is made to declare that my correct and official name is Talinochet Amer and the same shall be used for all official purpose and future references and correspondences.

6. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be used for any rectification if arises in future.

That, the statements from para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. I sign this affidavit before the competent authority at Kohima, Nagaland, on this the 13th day of September, 2019.

Deponent Notary Public/Magistrate DP-7011

Inaugurating the “Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Cancer Centre” here, Deb, who also holds the health portfolio, said more super specialty hospitals would

be set up soon and Tripura would be a medical hub.

The government has spent Rs 120 crore in setting up the cancer hospital here, he added.

Dear Baby Aren, Happy birthday Dear...May your life be filled with Joy and Happiness always..

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We wish you a very happy birthday. As you step in, into another year. May our almighty Abba lead you. Wishing you a prosperous life.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER, DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE, DIMAPUR :: NAGALAND Email:- dicdimapur@gmail.com

NO.DIC/DMR/PMEGP/62/2016/193

Dated Dimapur the 13th Sept. 2019

INFORMATION

Office of the General Manager, District Industries Centre, Dimapur informs all PMEGP applicants that the interview of PMEGP (Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme) for the year 2019-20 under DIC, KVIC and NKVIB respectively for Dimapur District will be held at the Conference Hall of the Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur from 10:00 A.M onwards as per the date mentioned.

1. DIC : 24th September 2019.

2. KVIC : 25th & 26th September 2019.

3. NKVIB : 27th September 2019.

Further, all the applicants should bring their original documents without which their candidature will not be entertained. No separate calling letters will be issued in this regard.

(P. TOKUGHA ACHUMI) General Manager & Member Convener, District Industries Centre, Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7006

AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 2129/2014 Date 15-07-2014 I, Shri Tekhe K. Mero, S/o Mesetshulo K. Mero, aged about 21 years, presently residing at Minister Hill Colony, Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citzen of India belonging to Chakhesang Naga Scheduled tribe.

2. That my official name is Tekhe K. Mero and my father’s correct name is Mesetshulo K. Mero,, which in full form is Tekhe Kezienuo Mero as letter K. stands for Kezienuo but in some of my documents I have inadvertently entered as Tekhe Mero and my father’s name as :a) M.K. Mero b) Mesetshulo Mero c) Mesetshulo Kezienuo Mero.

3. That the above varied names are same persons i.e myself and my father.

4. That this statements made in this affidavit are correct and true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed therein.

Notary Public Deponent

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Gangtok, Sep 16 (PTI): Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang aka Golay on Monday charged his predecessor Pawan Kumar Chamling with muzzling the press during his 25 yearlong rule in the Himalayan state.

However, the situation will change under the new Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM) government, he said at the 17th Foundation Day function of the Press Club of Sikkim here.

Golay announced the constitution of a Media Welfare Board to look into all areas for development of journalism in Sikkim and promised to construct a new Press Club building in the state capital. “ T h e 2 5 ye a r s o f

Agartala, Sep 16 (PTI): Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb on Monday claimed that those who are opposing Hindi as the ‘rashtra bhasha’ (national language) do not love the country.

He, however, made it clear that he was not against English or was not trying to impose Hindi.

“The people who are opposing Hindi as the national language are those who have no love for the country.... I am supporting Hindi as the national language as most of the people of our country speak Hindi,” the chief minister said. Had the Britishers not ruled India for 200 years, there would have been no use of English in official works in the country, he said. According to the Official Languages Act, 1963,

BEFORE NOTARY PUBLIC/OATH COMMISSIONER NAGALAND DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Regd. No. 472/19 Date : 2/9/19 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. P. Taliangnen, S/o Late P. Mayang resident of P.W.D Colony Ward No.-6 Medziphema Dimapur District Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declared on oath as under :1. That the name of my daughter was written in short as Ayangla in place of Nungshiyangla in my Service record under Nagaland University.

2. That, the names Nungshiyangla and Ayangla are one and the same person of my daughter's name but her official name is Nungshiyangla.

3. That the contents of this declaration are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is concealed thereof.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the Deponent.

Notary Public/Oath Commissioner Nagaland Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7028 Regd. No. 449(A)/2019

DECLARATION

Date 12/09/2019

I, Shri. Kughato Ayemi aged about 62 years, permanent resident of Pherima Village District : Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That I am a law abiding citizen of India by Birth and indigenous inhabitant of Nagaland.

2. That my correct name is Kughato Ayemi, however the same has been inadvertently entered as Kughato Sema in my saving Bank account No. 11667750034 SBI Medziphema Branch and some other official records/ documents.

3. That this affidavit is made to show that the name Kughato Ayemi and Kughato Sema refer to one and same person i.e the deponent before any competent authority.

4. That henceforth I shall be known/called by the name Kughato Ayemi for all official/legal intent and any correspondences in future.

5. That the contents of the above statements are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing is false herein.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the deponent on this 12th day of September 2019 at Medziphema.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-7009

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019

HM Shah reviews JK situation

NEW DELHI, SEP 16 (PTI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday reviewed the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir amidst reports of around 230 terrorists waiting at terror launch pads in Pakistan occupied Kashmir to enter the country, officials said.

During the two-hour long meeting, also attended

by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba among others, the home minister was given a detailed presentation on the prevailing security situation in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly along the International Border and the Line of Control.

The home minister took stock of the situation and was briefed about the steps taken to maintain peace along border areas as well as in the Valley, a security official said.

The meeting came amidst report that around 230 terrorists were brought to terror launch pads by

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Pakistan to push them into Jammu and Kashmir.

Lieutenant General K J S Dhillon, General Officer Commanding, 15 Corps, which looks after the Kashmir Valley, had recently said there have been infiltration attempts from across the border.

“The launchpads in PoK have been full — tanzeems including LeT, JeM, Hizbul and Al Badr, frequently come to Pakistani posts. Every day, there is firing. Attempts of infiltration are also made in Poonch, Rajouri and Jammu sectors,” he had said.

Normal life remained

affected in Kashmir Valley for the 43nd consecutive day on Monday following abrogation of Article 370 on August 5. Most of the shops remained shut and public transport was off the roads.

Internet services remained suspended across all platforms.

While landline across the valley were functional, voice calls on mobile devices were working only in Kupwara and Handwara police districts of north Kashmir.

While most areas of the valley were restrictionfree, the deployment of security forces continued on the ground to maintain law

and order, another official said.

Restrictions were first imposed across Kashmir on 5 August when the Centre announced its decision to abrogate Article 370 of the Constitution and bifurcate the state into two Union territories.

The restrictions were lifted in phases from many parts of the valley as the situation improved with the passage of time.

Authorities have been imposing restrictions in vulnerable areas of the valley every Friday, apprehending that vested interests might exploit the large gatherings at big mosques and shrines to fuel protests.

Most of the top-level and second rung separatist politicians have been taken into custody while mainstream leaders including three former chief ministers – Farooq Abdullah, Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti – have also been either detained or placed under house arrest.

Mamata likely to meet Modi in Delhi KOLKATA, SEP 16 (PTI): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is likely to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the national capital on Wednesday, state secretariat sources confirmed on Monday.

Banerjee will be leaving for New Delhi on Tuesday, the sources said. The two leaders likely to hold discussions on administrative issues of West Bengal at the meeting, he added.

Banerjee has been one of the harshest critics of BJP and Modi. “An appointment was sought by the chief minister’s office last week from Modi’s office for the meeting. It will take place in New Delhi on Wednesday,” the official said.

The proposed meeting assumes significance as it will be held at a time when several leaders of the ruling Trinamool Congress and former Kolkata police commissioner Rajeev Kumar are under CBI scanner in connection with the Saradha ponzi scam.

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Major revamp underway in police deptt ployment of body guards to all the VIPs, bureaucrats and leaders under threat.

Also, keeping in mind mobility as the key to success and roads being lifeline in Nagaland, Longkumer said the department has, therefore, taken up rationalization and improvement of the strength of MT, driver and mechanics.

Pointing out that motor transport was one of the most important branches in the home department, DG said proper maintenance of vehicles was very important so the security forces could respond when law and order situation arises in the state.

Therefore, he said review of MT and ID was made and compilations for rationalization of the forces are on for government approval.

Depute officers/policemen for training: The home department would also depute officers and security forces to all academic centres in the country for training. DGP said recently

(From p-1) He said training for the officers and men in all 11 districts was initiated, adding that this would be continuous process to take quick and effective action.

SPC in schools: The department has, with approval of state government, also launched student police cadet (SPC) in 12 government schools all over the state with an aim to encourage discipline and leadership quality for students in early age. He said the department has supplied the students with uniform and for the first time took part in the Independence Day parade on August 15, 2019.

Rationalization of forces: DGP said the department has carried out rationalization of the forces since the last sanction strength in the Intelligence Department (ID) and Motor Transport (MT) was done during the late 60s.

Longkumer said there were hundreds of intelligence attachments because ID was responsible for de-

Law student who accused Chinmayanand Plea in NGT challenging decision for odd-even scheme of rape produced in Uttar Pradesh court SHAHJAHANPUR, SEP 16 (IANS): The law student who has accused BJP leader and former Union Minister Swami Chinmayanand with sexual misconduct was brought to a court here in Uttar Pradesh under heavy security on Monday for recording her statement.

With her face covered by a black dupatta, the 23year-old was escorted by several police women as she arrived in the court.

The woman, a secondyear student at a law college here run by Chinmayanand, has accused the former Union Minister of sexually assaulting her repeatedly for a year.

The incident came to light when she went missing on August 24, a day after she uploaded a video on the social media seeking help from Prime Minister Narendra

Swami Chinmayanand

Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.

Her family accused the senior BJP leader of kidnapping her. The woman was tracked down by the state police six days later in Rajasthan.

The Supreme Court took suo moto cognisance of the case and after talking to the girl in the Judges’ chamber, the court ordered

a Special Investigation Team of the UP police to inquire into her charges.

The woman claims she went into hiding after gathering video proof to substantiate her allegations against Chinmayanand, a powerful politician who was Minister of State for Home in the Atal Bihari Vajpayeeled BJP government.

Chinmayanand, who runs several ashrams and institutions, allegedly helped her with her admission into the law college and urged her to move into the hostel.

The BJP leader is accused of calling her to his room, blackmailing her with a clip of her taking a bath and raping her repeatedly.

The woman also alleges she was often taken to his room by his aides at gunpoint and forced to give him massages.

NEW DELHI, SEP 16 (PTI): A plea was filed in the National Green Tribunal on Monday challenging the AAP government’s decision to re-launch from November 4-15 the odd-even road rationing scheme, which has been implemented twice before in the national capital.

The plea filed by advocate Gaurav Kumar Bansal said the CPCB had done an assessment of the impact of earlier odd-even scheme on air quality of Delhi and found that ambient air quality of the city during the implementation had deteriorated even more than the one when the said restriction was not in place.

“At a time when country’s top environmental pollution control boards like Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi Pollution Control Committee has unequivocally stated that odd even policy, when implemented in the year 2016 failed to

curb the air pollution menace, stand of government of Delhi to implement the odd-even policy merely on a study done by people of other countries is not only unpleasant but also downgrades the reputation of institutes like CPCB and DPCC,” the plea said.

Under the scheme, odd and even numbered vehicles ply on alternate days. It was implemented in Delhi during January and April of 2016.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said on September 13 that the odd-even scheme was part of the seven-point ‘Parali Pradushan’ (pollution caused by crop stubble burning) action plan that also includes mass distribution of anti-pollution masks, mechanised sweeping and water sprinkling on roads, tree plantation, and special plans for 12 pollution hotspots in Delhi.

Seeking quashing of

the ‘Parali Pradushan’ action plan, the plea said the Delhi government’s decision to implement the road rationing policy was on the basis of an unscientific study conducted by persons of foreign country which will set a wrong precedent in the country.

“The decision of Delhi government to implement the odd-even policy in November 2019 while ignoring the findings of two top level institutes of Nation dealing with environmental pollution in national capital has given a wrong message among indian scientists community and most of them are questioning the use of doing detailed scientific analysis study if the government will intention-

ally ignore their findings and will act on the basis of unscientific study and that too by persons of foreign countries,” it said.

The plea has sought directions to the Delhi government to submit the studies done by foreign countries on the basis of which AAP government has decided to implement the odd-even policy and sought constitution of a committee senior scientists to check the veracity of the study. The CPCB in its report in 2016 had told the NGT that there is no data to suggest that oddeven scheme has any impact on decrease in vehicular pollution and the fluctuations in PM10 and PM2.5 is due to weather and change in wind patterns.

Government of Nagaland

Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department (Administrative Reforms Branch) NOTIFICATION

SALES DAY

Dated, Kohima, the 23rd August, 2019

In Aid Of Silver Jubilee Date: 20 September 2019 Time: 4 am – 5 pm Place: P.H.Q Junction Kohima 1. Local Pork 2. Local Rice 3. Potatoes (Organic) 4. Sticky Rice Roti 5. Green Vegetables (Organic) 6. Meat pickles Varieties of tools and many more….

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Items available

NO.AR-13/28/75 (Pt) :: The State Government had issued various directions vide Notification No. AR-13/28/75 dated 4/08/1987, No. AR-13/28/75 (Pt) dated 11/08/2016, dated 30/05/2017, dated 02/06/2018 and dated 21/08/2018 that under no circumstances, cases of overage appointment shall be entertained for condonation and further directed to desist from appointing overage persons in service. However, cases have been received from some Departments for condonation even after 30th July, 2018.

The State Government has viewed seriously on such irregularities in the departments. All the departments are therefore given the final notice for any pending case and directed to furnish their report by 31st October, 2019 to this department without fail. Further, no proposal will be entertained henceforth.

If any case comes in the future, the responsibility shall be fixed solely on the concerned AHOD & HOD. Sd/- TEMJEN TOY, IAS Chief Secretary to the Government of Nagaland Issued by DIPR

DC-1359

NAGALAND

UNIVERSITY

(A Central University Estd. by the Act of Parliament No. 35 of 1989) HEADQUARTERS: LUMAMI No.NUL/ESTT-II/G-14/2014(Pt.file)-3386 Dated: 16.09.2019

WALK-IN-INTERVIEW

A Walk-in-interview for engagement of 01 (one) Guest Faculty in the Department of Botany at Nagaland University, Lumami will be held on 24.09.2019 in the office chamber of the Dean, School of Sciences, Nagaland University, Lumami from 11:30 a.m. onwards.

The requisite area of specialization is Cytology and Plant Breeding.

Interested candidates may appear before the interview board in person on the aforesaid date with their curriculum vitae (bio-data) along with all original testimonials in support of their educational qualifications and experience Qualification, eligibility criteria shall be as per the UGC/ university norms in force.

Honorarium for Guest Faculty shall be Rs.1000/- per lecture to a maximum of Rs.25000/- per month as per the University norms.

This engagement is purely on need basis and therefore candidate, if selected, shall not claim any regular appointment in future.

Sd/Dr. Abemo Registrar DC-1360

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE ADVERTISEMENT Dated Kohima, the th September 2019 NO.IND/EXH-PUB/IITF/2/93 (Vol-IV) : Interested Entrepreneurs those who are expert on Indigenous Local Produce are hereby invited for allotment of stall at the Exhibition cum Sale of Handloom & Handicraft Products.

1. India International Trade Fair at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 14th to 27th November 2019. The theme for this year is “Ease of Doing Business”.

2. Bamboo Pavilion, Naga Heritage Village at Kisama during the Hornbill Festival from 1st to 10th December 2019.

Stall will be allotted to the selected Entrepreneurs by the Selection Committee of the Department.

Application in plain paper along with sample of details items and proper authentic address and contact number to be submitted to the Directorate of Industries & Commerce (Room No-73), Kohima on or before 11th October 2019. All the Sample items will be screened by the Committee for all the participants and the selected participants should strictly adhere to display only the items produce by them. Selected participants those who display readymade items/products will not be allowed to participate in the Exhibition. No applications will be entertained after the last date of submission.

Sd/(K. Hokishe Assumi) Addl. Director & HoD DC-1361

PAC checks...

(From p-1) However, the complaint was withheld after the department assured it would do the needful.

He also disclosed that the Geology & Mining department charged Rs.1000 to Rs.2000 per tone of granite and marble by ignoring GST rules. He said PAC will henceforth stop such illegal practices.

The check gate at Burma Camp saw little action as police manning it allowed vehicles to pass before PAC volunteers arrived. At Dillai check gate there was not much traffic since many trucks had stayed off roads.

At Chümoukedima check gate, Chakhro Public Organisation (CPO) decided to conduct check at a later date.

OFFICE OF THE

NAGALAND STATE SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD NAGALAND: KOHIMA

No. NSSWB/SRCW/Advt &Pub/2019-20/ 312

SOUTHERN ANGAMI WOMAN ASSOCIATION

a platoon of STF had participated in the trainings and drills in Manesar NSG training centre.

Community policing initiatives by 2020: From 2020, the home department would be pushing for community policing initiatives so police and public relation would be more meaningful and effective in maintaining peace and law and order situation.

NP uniform code: DGP also informed that the department was working on Nagaland Police uniform code. He said the exercise under process would be sent to government for necessary approval by first week of October.

To increase number of TP: Having received accolades for setting up Tourist police, the DGP said the department would increase the strength and would give more intensified training to protect and give insight of the Naga culture. TP personnel would also be provided with new and better uniform.

Dated: Kohima, the 16th September 2019

NOTIFICATION

With reference to the advertisement of the various posts, for Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) under the Ministry of Women & Child Development GoI, vide Advt. No.NSSWB/SRCW/ Advt & Pub /2019-20/270, Dated: Kohima, the 27th August 2019, the following instructions may be noted: 1. The name of the shortlisted candidates will be displayed on the Office Notice Board and on the official website of SRCW- http://srcw.nagaland.gov.in/. No separate intimation letter will be sent to the candidates.

2. Written test for the post of Women Welfare Officer will be held in the office of Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) at 10:00 am, on 24th September 2019. Admit card will be issued on the day of the written test from the exam centre.

3. Practical test for the post of District Coordinator will be held in the Directorate of Information & Technology (New building, Thizama road) from 10:00 am onwards on 24th September 2019. Admit card will be issued on the day of the practical test from the exam centre.

(Sd/-) Daisy Mezhur Secretary NSSWB & Mission Director State Resource Centre for Women DC-1355

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

NATIONAL HEALTH MISSION

Department of Health & Family Welfare NL/NHM/15/79/2018-19/1237

Kohima :: Nagaland /dated Kohima, the 16th Sept. 2019

INFORMATION This is to inform the general Public that, National Health Mission, Department of Health & Family Welfare, Nagaland has partnered with the Department of Post: India, Nagaland Branch for opening India Posts Payment Bank (IPPB) and Post Office Saving Bank (POSB) accounts in areas where there is no Bank. This is an initiative in connection with the Govt. of India’s mandate to credit various entitlements/ incentives under the Health Department directly to beneficiary’s saving account, so that transparency can be maintained.

The account will be opened for the beneficiary, individual depending on the block, village or jurisdiction falling under India Post Payment Banks service coverage and those which are not under that will be covered under Post Office Saving Bank Service. IPPB saving account is a paperless account where no physical documentation is required. A customer can open an account just by furnishing the Aadhaar number or Aadhaar enrollment number, mobile number and PAN card (optional) and can be opened with zero balance. For POSB account Know your Costumer (KYC) document is required (i.e ID Proof and Address Proof) along with 2 number passport size photo. POSB account can be opened with a minimum balance of `.50/(Rupees fifty only).

The Department of Post: India, Nagaland Branch has started the account opening drive on pilot phase from Sechu Block, Kohima and the rest of the State will be covered in a phase wise manner. The villagers are requested to take advantage of the opportunity and open accounts through the postal savings i.e if they do not have any saving accounts of any sort. This will not only benefit under Department of H&FW but also for schemes implemented by other Departments where Direct Bank Transfer (DBT) is mandatory.

Further information will be disseminated through the Chief Medical Office concerned village authorities.

Sd/(DR.KEVICHUSA MEDIKHRÜ) State Program Officer National Health Mission Nagaland DC-1356

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 282 Dimapur, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019

Language cauldron

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everal non-BJP states are up in arms over the proposal to make Hindi as the national and link language in India and practically meaning that English will be consigned to history. The first salvo was fired by union home minister and BJP national president Amit Shah on Hindi Diwas when he said Hindi should be the national language to unify India.

This led to huge uproar in several states mainly the south. Even in Karnataka, the BJP chief minister B.S. Yediyurapa maintained that all official languages are equal and added that Kannada is the official language as far as Karnataka is concerned. India is a country with a rich heritage incorporating more than 300 regional languages in herself. Though the constitution of India recognises Hindi as a national language , Part XVII of the Constitution of India designates Hindi as the official language of the Union and a clause “or in English” is added for carrying out daily official work. States within India are given the liberty and powers to specify their own official language(s) through legislation. Even though the supporters of Hindi are claiming that over 70 per cent of India speaks Hindi, the reality speaks of a different situation. According to 2001 Census figures, just 45 per cent people speak or know Hindi. However, just 25 per cent people in India have declared Hindi as their mother tongue. A little over 25 crore actually speak Hindi, says Census 2001.The remaining people speak variants of Hindi like Bhojpuri, Magadhi, Maithili, Garhwali, Dogri, Rajasthani, Marwari, Haryanvi etc. All put together, the speakers of Hindi and its dialects are about 45 per cent. It proves that remaining 55 per cent speak non-Hindi languages and the majority people in India don’t even know Hindi.

In terms of statistics, 44% of 1.3 billion population of India or 57 crore have Hindi as their mother tongue.

All put together, the speakers of Hindi and its dialects are about 45 per cent. It proves that remaining 55 per cent speak non-Hindi languages and the majority people in India don’t even know Hindi. According to the 2001 Census, 42 crore people speak or understand Hindi all over India. According to the Indian Constitution, all 15 major languages in the country are considered national languages and Hindi and English are the two main official languages. What is of deep concern for those who feel apprehensive about imposition of Hindi, was the revised draft of the National Education Policy by the Ministry of HRD , in making the requirement to study Hindi in non-Hindi states. It was abruptly dropped after social media backlash which soon snowballed into an intense political debate. This led newly appointed Education minister Ramesh Pokhriyal had to say that the draft has made some suggestions only and they shouldn’t be mistaken for implemented policy. He also said that, “Public feedback will be sought. No language will be imposed on any state.” The Hindi language controversy was needless and unnecessary. The push attempted has only backfired and pushed back decades of efforts to further popularise the language.

Hindi is the most spoken language in India. It is also one of the country’s official languages. Hindi is also the fourth most spoken language in the world after Mandarin, Spanish, and English. Its gradual growth has now been grounded thanks to needless attempt to gain political mileage.

DailyDevotion Praying to God in Secret When you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place… —Matthew 6:6 The primary thought in the area of religion is— keep your eyes on God, not on people. Your motivation should not be the desire to be known as a praying person. Find an inner room in which to pray where no one even knows you are praying, shut the door, and talk to God in secret. Have no motivation other than to know your Father in heaven. It is impossible to carry on your life as a disciple without definite times of secret prayer.

“When you pray, do not use vain repetitions…”

(Matthew 6:7). God does not hear us because we pray earnestly— He hears us solely on the basis of redemption. God is never impressed by our earnestness. Prayer is not simply getting things from God— that is only the most elementary kind of prayer. Prayer is coming into perfect fellowship and oneness with God. If the Son of God has been formed in us through regeneration (see Galatians 4:19), then He will continue to press on beyond our common sense and will change our attitude about the things for which we pray.

“Everyone who asks receives…” (Matthew 7:8).

We pray religious nonsense without even involving our will, and then we say that God did not answer— but in reality we have never asked for anything. Jesus said, “…you will ask what you desire…” (John 15:7). Asking means that our will must be involved. Whenever Jesus talked about prayer, He spoke with wonderful childlike simplicity. Then we respond with our critical attitude, saying, “Yes, but even Jesus said that we must ask.” But remember that we have to ask things of God that are in keeping with the God whom Jesus Christ revealed.

Quotes

It’s so important to realize that every time you get upset, it drains your emotional energy. Losing your cool makes you tired. Getting angry a lot messes with your health. ~ Joyce Meyer

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re we the only ones who vote, drink, sleep around, eavesdrop on conversations? Every animal does the same thing. So, why not see the world through a new lens and realise that all of us are the same. It will make it easier for you not to make them suffer, or tolerate people and decisions that make them suffer. The latest decision by the new President of Brazil, that the Amazon forests should be cut and housing/mining instituted there, will destroy not just thousands of species of animals, insects and native people, but bring the world much closer to the terrible end it deserves. One man can change the world for the worse. Why don’t you be the one person who changes it for the better – even if it is just in your own area. * Chickens value social status and each group has a very strict power hierarchy. When roosters mate with females, according to a study done by Oxford University and printed in The American Naturalist, the hens selectively eject sperm, from their reproductive tracts, from roosters who are low in rank, making sure that they only bear chicks from superior ranking fathers rather than from low status ones.

Both sexes mate with multiple partners. Hens sometimes don’t have a choice in mates. They pre-

fer important males, but other roosters with lower status will force them — the females are half their size — to mate. Rather than attempt to fight off undesirable mates, hens have developed a more subtle way to reject them. * Alcohol/ethanol consumption occurs in every human society that has access to fermentable raw materials. Chimpanzees drink alcohol too.

The Royal Science Open Society scientists discovered that the chimps in Guinea frequently drink fermented palm sap, a naturally-occurring alcohol, that human locals are also partial to. The chimps also use utensils to gather and drink this liquor, namely, crushed leaves they used as “sponges” to sop it up and move it to their mouths— often in such copious quantities that some of them actually get drunk.

The slow loris ingests fermented nectar (3.8% ethanol content) from the Bertam palm. Green monkeys on St Kitts target tourist cocktails. However, like humans primates, are not attracted to, and rarely eat, over-ripe fruit (which contain higher levels of ethanol). * People watch other people and this allows us to figure out who’s nice and who’s mean. Do dogs do the same? Scientists, Chijiiwaa, Kuroshimaa et al, tested 54 dogs that each watched their owners

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2019

Change it for the better struggle to retrieve something from a container.

The dogs were divided into three groups: helper, nonhelper, and control.

In the helper group, in the presence of the dogs, the owner requested help from another person, who then held the container for him. In the non-helper group, the owner asked for help from a person, who then turned their back without helping. In the control group, the person helped without being asked for help.

After the interaction each offered a piece of food to the dog. Dogs chose food either from the helper, or the control person, but refused to take something from the nonhelper. The dogs’ avoidance of someone who behaved negatively to the owner suggests that social eavesdropping is common to all species. *According to raisingyourpaws.com, when humans are shocked, or extremely frightened, the hair on their arms and sometimes their neck literally stands on end. The same applies to felines.

Adrenaline rush causes the phenomenon. Raised hackles in humans as well as in cats signify fear, imminent aggression or shock. The same applies to dilated pupils. The human eye tends to expand involuntarily in extreme situations, just as it does in cats. Humans express self-satisfaction, pride or cockiness, by walking very erect and throwing their head back and thrusting the chin forward.

The equivalent behaviour, typical to cats, is stalking or prancing around, head up and tail in the air. * When a human male proposes, he offers a precious stone to his beloved.

So does a penguin. According to Edinburgh zoo studies, pebbles are the most prized possession of Adelie penguins, equivalent to diamonds for humans. Adelie penguins use pebbles to make their nests and help keep their eggs afloat in the freezing water. Because they live on the frozen, barren Antartica coast, these are scarce. Penguins are notorious for stealing each other pebbles and fighting over them. During court-

ship, the male will present the female with a pebble as a gift. If the female accepts the generous gift, they mate for life.

But, like humans, female penguins, whether they are single or attached, will provide sex for stones, as the BBC recorded in Deep into the Wild series.

The prostitution starts with the female penguin flirting with the male penguin. She will initiate a courtship ritual by joining him at his site and “head-bowing” to him. This is soon followed by copulation. After that, the female penguin will take a stone from his nesting site and return to her nest. Sometimes, she will come back for even more stones which the male will allow her to take. * A study by psychologists in McGill University and the University of British Columbia, Canada, published in Nature Methods, shows that mice, like humans, express pain through facial expressions in the same way humans do.

Scientists do their pain research on mice, which means subjecting them to terrible cruelty.

Scientists have developed a Mouse Grimace Scale which shows that as the pain increases the mouse shows the same contortions of the face that humans show. Five facial features are scored: orbital tightening (eye closing), nose and cheek bulges and ear and

whisker positions, according to the severity of the stimulus. * Are humans the only ones that vote? Red deer of Eurasia live in large herds, either grazing or sitting down. Some deer are ready to move on before others are, but, research by biologists Conradt and Roper have noted that herds only move when 60 percent of the adults stand up — essentially voting with their feet. Even if a dominant individual is more experienced, and makes fewer mistakes than its underlings, herds typically favour democratic decisions over autocratic ones.

African buffalo also make group decisions about when and where to move. Researchers realized that what looked like random stretching is actually voting behaviour in which females indicate their travel preferences by standing up, staring in one direction and then lying back down.”Only adult females vote, regardless of their social status within the herd,” biologist David Sloan Wilson writes. The herd moves always in the direction of the majority gaze. “On days in which cows differ sharply in their direction of gaze, the herd tends to split and graze in separate patches for the night.” To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia. org

Post-mortem

The only disability in life is a bad attitude?

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recently came across this quote from Scott Hamilton: “The only disability in life is a bad attitude.” As a person with a disability, I reposted it, thinking to myself, “Wow. How true is that?”

My outlook on life is that “attitude is everything.” I know many people who are perfectly able-bodied, but have a bad attitude, causing them to miss out on all of life’s positive opportunities and thus, “disabling” them in life.

I believe that each of us is as limitless as we allow ourselves to be, in spite of physical limitations or disabilities we may have. Yet, at the same time, it sparked my interest in how other people, both differently-able and able-bodied, view disability and how they interpret the meaning of this quote.

What are your thoughts?

What is a disability? Disability – a physical or mental condition that limits a person’s movements, senses, or activities.”

Taken literally, how many people do you think could apply that to an area or areas of their life?

What is a victim mindset if not a disability? What is hatred and prejudice, if not a disability?

What is a sense of entitlement if not a disability? All of those things can and do have as much, and in many cases more, of a negative impact on a person’s life as more obvious disabilities such as a lack of sight, paralysis and chronic pain, Or just different from the kid next to him? The vast majority of the performers don’t want to be seen as being disabled.

Disabled’ people can lead happier, more fulfilled and more productive lives than people not given that label. Can be the happiest people and has an amazing attitude toward life for the majority of the time and never fails to put a smile on my face only if given chance and opportunity. If a person is disabled is he not one among the millions? Is that a label we really want to give somebody who is happier with their life than 99% of the population?

And if we do, then shouldn’t we be saying people with a victim mindset (and there are hundreds of millions of people likes that, maybe billions) are disabled too?

Isn’t a strategy (and that is what being a victim is, a strategy for dealing with life) that works so poorly and stifles so many people a disability?

A bad attitude defines you more than a disability: Many people are happy to admit to friends and colleagues they are stressed senseless. Few are as happy to say, “I’m scared to death” This is

the same. Feeling like the world is against you, good things never happen to you and your life is shit is one thing, because you can always find reasons to justify such beliefs.

However, accepting you’re imposing a real disability on yourself by having such thoughts is a different matter altogether. That isn’t a label many people want to adopt. Of course I realize many people with attitude problems like those I have described don’t even know they have them, but some do and maybe if they shift their thinking they will realize they have an opportunity to change.

By the way, if you know somebody with a serious attitude problem, think of them as being disabled. Not in a patronizing kind of way, but as a way of being more empathetic and compassionate toward them.

Attitude is the most important thing in life: One should approach everything with a positive attitude. Malini Chib, Founder Chairperson, ADAPT Rights Group, said “The journey began with my birth... I am a special school survivor! Special schools overprotected and don’t let us develop... I began to study how to transform the Spastic Society from a charity approach to a right approach... knowledge helped me as I moved onto Higher Studies...

We don’t need to be shut away!

Disability is not measles...The question, however, I always ask is how inclusive are we? “With a disheartening beginning as a child who got singled out, life not always been a cakewalk.

Yet I have surmounted many obstacles. The doctor who said I would be a permanent vegetable has had to eat his words. I have two Master’s degree. I travel, write and lecture across India and abroad. I was asked to leave shops and canteens because I was in a wheel chair, but today I go shopping on my own in London, and regularly eat out with friends at restaurants in Bombay, Delhi, Paris and London. They said’ I think these people should be locked up’ Today we are visible everywhere! Malini Chib also said a relationship between a normal and a disabled person should be like all other relationship- based upon mutual respect rather than pity. I move away when it is the latter. Life is challenge- there are many mountains to climb. But for me the most important thing to climb with a smile. This is a good example of changing having a positive attitude.

If a man has a positive attitude and has a tent to live in, he might not be comfortable but

What is the Naga’s deepest political desire?

will still thank for at least having a shelter and a place to sleep in. s that desire one of political land ownership system and a Or, if a man buys a car, he’s just power with which they can purest form of democracy where thankful for having a car whether dominate their neighbours equality cut across family, clan it’s luxury and expensive or not.

But, if he is the type of person and even add their lands to their and village lives. It was indeed who complains all the time, he/ own lands? Is it one of selfishness a society of Community living, she might become greedy to have where they wanted others to pro- community sharing and commumore cars. In that case, he will vide all their economic needs so nity grieving when even a single keep buying cars to make oneself that they could enjoy themselves? member of the village died. With happy and keep buying it until he Was it one of being completely all these cultural assets as a way finally realizes that he can’t get allied with China so they could of life, we celebrated our festivals go on harassing and opposing and pursued our dreams in total happiness from wealth.

Scientists researched and India? Is it one of killing another abandonment free from jealousy found out that the world’s happi- Indian for all the Nagas killed in or ill will towards any of our neighbours. est countries are not the wealthiest the Indo-Naga war?

Any such desire on the part These truths are not a hycountries with good technology, but poor countries that have fewer of the Nagas would simply be perbolic exaggeration of facts resources. When one approaches some mad lunatic’s imagina- to impress or fool an outsider. things positively, you are mostly tions and not facts. Never were But I too have lived in a village, happy with what you already have. these factors parts of the Naga’s where I have experienced all It is said, “Money can’t buy hap- deepest political longings. And these ways of life.

This socio, political and culpiness.” Everybody knows that if these were not the political happiness is not a thing one would desires of the Nagas, why then tural way of life was so different go to a store and buy it. Happiness did India resort to all the repres- from the British or Indian way is a thing that one gets by having sive military measures to oppose of life. They are in fact, poles apart. As for Naga expressions a positive attitude. However, if a and oppress the |Nagas?

That still leaves us with the of their deepest political wishes, person uses the money in a good way, like donating some money question, what then is the deep- whether it was the memorandum est political desire of the Nagas submission to the Simon Comto poor families or giving money which India has completely mission of 1929 or the many to charity, he would get happimisunderstood? To answer that ness from it. Except that this question, the reader will have to other submissions to the Indian quote means just being rich won’t be taken back into Naga history Government, the Naga plea was bring happiness. Scientists also to see how Nagas have lived in simply one of leave us alone so researched and found out another the past and had simply wanted that we can live our lives in our own ways. But the Naga’s deepinteresting fact: people who won to go on living that way. est political desire was grossly lottery are suddenly 120% happy 1. As far as we know, though (happier than usual) after they get never economically in want, misunderstood by India and as the news, but they will go back to Nagas have never been an af- a result, a bloody 72 year war their normal happy range after a fluent society either. We did not has been fought causing so many few weeks later. have currencies gold, silver or thousands of deaths and sufferIs money more important diamonds in our thatch houses ings to both sides.

If we however still want than attitude? If not, why do (though it has always been there people want to be rich rather under our feet). However, on a solution to the conflict, then than have a positive attitude? the surface, we had the greatest strip the conflict bare of all its The simplest answer to these two riches which is an abundance of prejudiced suspicions and adquestions is that people think that land with a very fertile soil and dress the real issue which is: Just money is the most important thing an ideal climate with a super pack up all your government’s in life. They think that they can abundance of flora and fauna. paraphernalia in our lands and do anything if they have a lot of 2. Embracing and control- go back to India and let us live money. But, there are many things ling all this natural wealth was our lives in our own ways. you can’t just buy with money. a polity of just customary laws, Kaka D. Iralu Some things like hope, happiness, love, friendship (friends), sympathy and even sadness have to be gained by many experiences a person gains in their life. And those things that can’t be bought are much more important than money itself.

The best way to think positively is to think that nobody knows when they die and one Madam, This is in response to Nagaland Board of School Education might suddenly die today or tomorrow. In that way, people can (NBSE) official notification No.42/2019, Dated the 4th Sept, 2019 always thank for being alive and wherein it is notified that two sets of QP will be set only for scihealthy when they wake up in ence subject for HSLC exam 2020 due to revision of syllabus and the morning. Think of everything textbooks.

That Madam, the undersigned being a social sciences teacher one possesses and thank for it.

Try to have a positive attitude would like to highlight that not only science but even SS subject is and the person’s life is going to being revised in the form of addition, omission and modifications change. Let’s think positive and of both formative and summative questions.

So, it would be a disaster for all the repeaters if separate QP is smile. Everything is going to turn not set for SS as well as other revised subject as the repeaters will be out good. preparing from the old notes as they don’t attend regular classes.

Ameno Catherine Rolnu, Toshi Jamir, HM, KHS Nagarjan, Dimapur ADAPT, Mumbai 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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Chidambaram turns 74; mocks govt

NEW DELHI, SEP 16 (PTI): Greetings from wellwishers make him feel “74 years young”, Congress leader P Chidambaram, in jail on charges of corruption, said through his family on his birthday on Monday, and added that his thoughts on the day are on the economy.

Birthday wishes for Chidambaram, who is in judicial custody in Tihar jail in connection with alleged corruption in clearances given to INX Media when he was finance minister, came from his party colleagues as well as his son Karti Chidambaram.

The veteran Congress leader thanked everybody and said his spirits had lifted higher.

“I have asked my family to tweet on my behalf the following: “ M y f a m i l y h av e brought me greetings from friends, party colleagues and well-wishers. I am reminded that I am 74 years old. Indeed I am, but at heart I feel 74 years young. Thank you all, my spirits have been

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lifted higher,” he said on Twitter.

In another tweet, he said his thoughts today are about the country’s economy. “... Just one statistic tells the story. Export growth in August was -6.05%. No country has achieved GDP growth of 8% without exports growing at 20% a year,” he said.

“May God bless this country,” he added.

His party colleague Jairam Ramesh said Chidambaram is going through an “agnipariksha” and will come out of it vindicated.

“Today PC turns 74.

It is an agnipariksha he is going through but he will come out of it vindicated.

I have worked very closely with him since 1986 and it has been a great privilege and education doing so. My thoughts are with him,” he tweeted.

Pa r t y l e a d e r K C Venugopal also sent his greetings on Twitter.

“Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional. I am sure that the vendetta politics can’t defeat you. Happy Birthday to P Chidambaram.” The Mahila Congress referenced tennis ace Rafael Nadal.

“Following his US Open victory, Rafael Nadal said, ‘The emotions sometimes are impossible to control and I tried to resist but it was difficult,’... Happy Birthday to @PChidambaram_IN ji”.

In a letter to his father on his 74th birthday, Karti informed his father about events since he was was put in jail and used the opportunity to take swipes at the

BJP government.

“You are 74 years old and no 56!!! can stop you,” Karti wrote to his father as he wished him on his birthday.

Chidambaram has been lodged in Tihar jail since September 5 by a Delhi court in connection with the INX Media corruption case. “...your birthday is not the same without you with us. We miss you, and your absence tugs at our hearts, and we wish you were back home to cut the cake with us. But of course, in today’s day and age, turning 74 is nothing compared to turning 100 days old,” Karti said in the letter.

The BJP government, he added, celebrates its “unpropitious second innings” and couldn’t have possibly found a better time to silence his father.

Chidambaram has been lodged in Tihar Jail since September 5 by a Delhi court in connection with the INX Media corruption case.

Special gesture: PM on Trump joining him in Houston NEW DELHI, SEP 16 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said the “special gesture” of US President Donald Trump to join the Indian community programme in Houston signifies special friendship between the two countries.

In a series of tweets, the prime minister said he looks forward to joining the Indian origin community in welcoming Trump at the programme.

“A special gesture by @POTUS, signifying the special friendship between India and USA...highlights the strength of the relationship and recognition of the contribution of the Indian community to American society and economy,” the prime minister wrote on Twitter.

Expressing delight at Trump’s decision to join the community programme in Houston on September 22, Modi said he looks forward to joining the Indian origin community in welcoming him at the event.

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HC grants bail to AAP MLA Som Dutt in assault case NEW DELHI, SEP 16 (AGENCIES): The Delhi High Court on Monday granted bail to AAP MLA Som Dutt, who was recently taken into custody to serve a six-month jail term for assaulting a man with a baseball bat during campaigning for 2015 Assembly elections.

Justice Suresh Kait also sought response of the State on the plea of Dutt, lodged in Rohini jail here, challenging the trial court’s verdict convicting and sentencing him in the case. The high court listed the matter for hearing on October 30.

Senior advocate Vikas Pahwa and lawyer R Arunadhri Iyer contended that the entire case against the legislator is “false” and there are “discrepancies” in the medical record of the man who had claimed that he was assaulted by the MLA. A sessions court had on September 12 dismissed the AAP leader’s plea challenging a magisterial court’s order convicting and sen-

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tencing him in the case. The sessions court said there was no sufficient ground to interfere with the order of magisterial court. The magisterial court had on July 4 sentenced Dutt to a 6-month jail term and also imposed a fine of Rs 2 lakh on him.

He is a public representative and has committed the offence knowing its gravity and consequences, the trial court had said. It had noted that the incident did not take place on the spur of the moment but was a premeditated assault by a baseball bat. The court had granted him bail on a personal bond

and surety of Rs 10,000 till August 5, 2019 for appealing against the conviction.

Dutt, the legislator from the Sadar Bazar constituency, was held guilty under sections 325 (voluntarily causing grievous hurt without provocation), 341 (wrongful restraint), 147 (rioting) and 149 (unlawful assembly) of the IPC. The trial court while convicting him had said there was no doubt that on January 10, 2015 at around 8 pm, Dutt, along with his 50 supporters, went to flat No. 13 where the complainant was present. The complainant was beaten and assaulted by the accused and his associates due to which he suffered grievous injury, it had said.

FIR was lodged against Dutt in 2015 at Gulabi Bagh police station that he had allegedly hit the complainant on his legs with a baseball bat and his supporters dragged him out on the road and started beating him, causing grievous injury.

DC holds meet on flooding, potholes in Dmu Rajiv Gandhi assassination convict Nalini back in prison of the road upto Aoyimti junction would be open for vehicles by September 21 or 22, which would be relief to the commuters.

Deliberating on the water logging problems, DMC administrator informed that a task force has been constituted to clear all the drainage under its jurisdiction, which would be done on priority basis after identifying the vulnerable areas.

Construction of drain-

age at Kyong Colony was also discussed and the same was entrusted to EE (R&B) and Urban Development Officer. DC also inquired about the work progress of Purana Bazaar bridge and Nagarjan bridge.

According to UDO, 75% of Purana Bazaar bridge works have been completed. (R&B) EE said that about 65% of the construction works of Nagarjan Bridge have completed.

C H E N NA I , S E P 1 6 (IANS): S. Nalini, one of the seven convicts in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case, was back in prison after her 51-day parole came to an end on Sunday.

Nalini returned to the Vellore Central Prison on September 15 evening.

The Madras High Court on September 12 declined to extend her parole.

Nalini had sought an extension till October 15 to complete the marriage arrangements for her daughter.

On August 22, the court had extended her parole by three weeks. On July 25, Nalini was released on a one-month parole from the Vellore Central Prison.

The Madras High Court had on July 5 granted a one-month parole to

Nalini on her plea for a sixmonth parole. It had stipulated that Nalini would not meet politicians and the media during this period.

Nalini had argued her case in person.

In her plea, she said that every life-convict was entitled to a one-month ordinary leave after completing two years in prison and that she had not taken leave even once in the past

27 years in jail.

Six others convicted in the case are her husband V. Sriharan alias Murugan, A.G. Perarivalan, T. Suthendraraja alias Santhan, Jayakumar, Robert Payas and Ravichandran.

They have been in prison since 1991. A female Tamil Tiger suicide bomber blew herself up at an election rally near Chennai killing the former Prime Minister of India Rajiv Gandhi.

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DIMAPUR: DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, held a meeting with DMC administrator, PWD (R&B) executive engineer, urban development officer (UDO) Dimapur and PWD (NH) SDO to discuss about flooding and potholes problems in Dimapur at his office chamber on Monday.

On the complaints received from different quarters about the inconveniences caused due to ongoing four lane road construction, DC reminded the official from National Highway to make sure that free flow of vehicle on two lane road was maintained while constructing the other half. DC also asked the department to take necessary precautions for safety of the citizens.

According to SDO (NH), the completed side

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 117 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MRS. IMKONGMENLA & ORS. To, MR. KHOMCHANGTHUNG NGULLIE, MORTGAGOR SENJUM VILLAGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,66,380/-(Rupees One Lakh Sixty Six Thousand Three Hundred Eighty) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 117 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MRS. IMKONGMENLA & ORS. To, VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT BOARD (VDB) GUARANTOR, SENJUM VILLAGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,66,380/-(Rupees One Lakh Sixty Six Thousand Three Hundred Eighty) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 116 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MS. WETSO-U MERO & ANR. To, MS. NGUPEZU U MERO, GUARANTOR, PWD COLONY, PFUTSERO, PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,29,160/-(Rupees One Lakh Twenty Nine Thousand One Hundred Sixty) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1357

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 117 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MRS. IMKONGMENLA & ORS. To, MRS. IMKONGMENLA, W/O MHONYAMO, H/NO. 11, SENJUM VILLAGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,66,380/-(Rupees One Lakh Sixty Six Thousand Three Hundred Eighty) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1357 SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 116 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MS. WETSO-U MERO & ANR. To, MS. WETSO-U MERO, C/O ALBERT MERO, PWD COLONY, PFUTSERO, PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,29,160/-(Rupees One Lakh Twenty Nine Thousand One Hundred Sixty) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1357

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had settled at 70.92 against the US dollar on Friday.

Crude oil benchmark, Brent Futures, surged by almost 20 per cent to USD 71.95 per barrel (intra-day) on Monday after twin drone attacks on Saturday wiped out more than half of Saudi Arabia’s crude supply. It was also the biggest gain in Brent in dollar terms since futures started trading in 1988.

However, Brent Futures saw some moderation and was trading at USD 66.63 per barrel, still up

10.59 per cent over the previous close.

Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, rose 0.13 per cent to 98.38.

“The INR and other emerging currencies that rely on huge Crude imports have been spooked by this turn of events as the ripple effects on currency are two-fold: 1) an increase in imported inflation i.e. rising CPI and 2) a hit on the trade deficit,” said Rajesh Cheruvu, Chief Investment Officer, Validus Wealth.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday unveiled over Rs 70,000 crore of measures for exporters and the real estate sector, including about Rs 30,000 crore new spending in plans such as setting up of a stressed asset fund, as part of efforts to boost economic growth from a six-year low.

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was 6.7 per cent.

The foreign banks’ credit growth was 5.4 per cent and the aggregate desposits growth was 19.3 per cent, according to the quarterly data on deposits and credits of commercial banks released earlier this month.

Aggregate deposits with scheduled commercial banks registered a double-digit growth in the first quarter of the fiscal after a period of nearly two years, although expansion in bank credit declined marginally.

India’s GDP growth recorded for the first quarter of the fiscal at 5 per cent is at a six-year low.

Aggregate deposits grew 10.1 per cent in the quarter ended June 30, against 7 per cent in the same period a year ago. This is the highest growth since the quarter ended June 2017, when aggregate deposits grew by 12.6 per cent.

Mumbai, Sep 16 (PTI): Logging its first fall in eight sessions, the Indian rupee on Monday plunged by 68 paise to 71.60 against the US dollar amid concerns over soaring crude prices following drone attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities.

Surging crude oil prices have emerged as major fears for India -- the world’s third largest oil importer -- in form of fiscal slippage and inflationary pressure.

The drone attacks on Saturday targeted Abqaiq, the site of the largest oil processing plant run by the Saudi state oil company, Aramco, and the Khurais oilfield.

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local unit opened lower at 71.54, then fell to a low of 71.63 during the day. The rupee finally closed at 71.60, down 68 paise over its previous close.

The Indian currency

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Mumbai, Sep 16 (IANS): Indian private and public sector banks (PSBs) had aggregate savings deposits of Rs 39.72 lakh crore as on March 31, 2019, while foreign banks had a share of Rs 58,630 crore, according to RBI data published in the Handbook of Statistics on Indian Economy 2018-19.

The total savings deposits with commercial banks, including foreign ones, in 2018-19 stood at Rs 40.31 lakh crore, up from Rs 36.55 lakh crore in 2017-18, the data showed.

The savings deposits with Indian banks stood at Rs 35.99 lakh crore in 201718, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said, while it stood at Rs 55,896 crore for foreign banks in the same fiscal.

As at the end of the first quarter ending June, the PSB’s credit growth was up 8.7 per cent, while the aggregate desposits growth

Rupee tumbles 68 paise against dollar

Institutional Equities said the largest-ever disruption of crude production in Saudi Arabia may keep oil prices elevated in the near term.

“Global oil supplies may be adequately met through large inventories and strategic reserves; however, moderation in oil prices will depend on full restoration of Saudi’s production, which may at least take a few weeks,” it said, adding that any further escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East region may add to the woes.

Spike in crude prices, even if temporary, will be negative for Indian oil marketing companies and positive for upstream PSUs and GAIL, it said.

“Any further escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East region, which cannot be ruled out for now, may add to the woes of global oil supplies for now given lack of buffer from Saudi’s significant spare production capacity,” Kotak said.

Crude supplies from Iran and Venezuela have already been curtailed significantly amid sanctions from the US, it added.

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Banks’ 2018-19 savings deposits up at Rs 39.72 lakh crore: RBI

New Delhi, Sep 16 (NPN): Amazon.in Monday announced its biggest festive celebration ‘Great Indian Festival’ starting from September 29 till October 4. Prime members will get exclusive early access starting 12 noon on September 28 and customers will get never-seen-before deals on the widest selection of smartphones, laptops, cameras, large appliances & TVs, home & kitchen products, fashion, consumables such as grocery & beauty, consumer electronics on sale.

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207.3 million tonnes of oil.

Oil prices surged the most on record on Monday, with Brent crude rising by as much as 19.5 per cent to USD 71.95 per barrel - the biggest gain in dollar terms since futures started trading in 1988.

US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures climbed 15.5 per cent to USD 63.34, the biggest intra-day percentage gain since June 1998.

Officials at stateowned oil refiners said Saudi Aramco has informed that there would not be any major disruption, but has sought flexibility for switching to different grades for continuing supplies.

Wood Mackenzie VP for Refining, Chemicals an Oil Markets, Alan Gelder said, “This attack has material implications for the oil market, as a loss of 5 million barrels per day of supplies from Saudi Arabia cannot be met for long by existing inventories and the limited spare capacity of the other OPEC+ group members. A geopolitical risk premium will return to the oil price.” Commenting on the situation, Kotak

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prices of certain food items was partially neutralised by static prices of manufactured goods during August 2019.

The WPI (wholesale price index) inflation was 1.08 per cent in July and 4.62 per cent in August 2018.

Inflation in food articles rose to 7.67 per cent during the month as against 6.15 per cent in July mainly on account of rise in prices of vegetables and proteinrich items.

Vegetable inflation went up at 13.07 per cent from 10.67 per cent in

strengthen and commodities ex-crude oil likely to remain sluggish in the immediate term, the coreWPI inflation may remain sub-zero in the rest of this calendar year, she added.

“The disinflation in core-WPI in August 2019 has further reinforced our expectation of a rate cut in the October 2019 policy review. In our view, the assessed space for further accommodation should be front loaded,” Nayar said.

The retail (CPI) inflation in August rose marginally to 3.21 per cent as against 3.15 per cent in the previous month mainly due to costlier food items, government data showed last week.

The Reserve Bank has cut key repo rate by 110 basis points during this year by effecting a total of four cuts so far.

The economy which recorded a six-year low growth of 5 per cent in the first quarter of the current fiscal may require some action by the RBI to boost consumer demand in the upcoming festive season.

New Delhi, Sep 16 (PTI): India, the world’s third-largest oil consumer, will not be hit by a reduction in production at its No. 2 supplier Saudi Arabia, the Oil Ministry said on Monday.

“Yesterday (September 15), Saudi Aramco officials informed the Indian refiners that there would be no shortage of supplies to them. Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas is closely monitoring the situation in consultation with Indian refiners and Saudi Aramco,” it said in a statement.

A m a s s i ve d r o n e strike on the world’s largest crude-processing facility operated by Saudi Arabia’s Aramco has driven oil prices to their highest level in nearly four months.

The attack has knocked out over half of Saudi Arabia’s production as it cut 5.7 million barrels per day or over 5 per cent of the world’s supply.

India imports 83 per cent of its oil needs. Saudi Arabia is its second-biggest supplier after Iraq.

It sold 40.33 million tonnes of crude oil to India in 2018-19 fiscal, when the country had imported

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New Delhi, Sep 16 (PTI): Wholesale price based inflation was unchanged at 1.08 per cent in August, reinforcing the expectation of a rate cut by the RBI in the October policy review.

Although the RBI takes into account the consumer price index based inflation while deciding its monetary policy stance, the decline in core inflation has strengthened the case for a rate cut, said an expert.

According to the data released by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry on Monday, the increase in

the previous month.

I n flation in protein-rich items like e g g, m e a t and fish rose to 6.60 per cent last month from 3.16 per cent in July.

Howe ve r, f u e l and power basket continued to witness deflation at 4 per cent in August as against 3.64 per cent in July.

Inflation in manufactured products showed no inflation print at 0 per cent as against 0.34 per cent in July, showed the data released by the ministry.

“The weakness in the core WPI inflation in August 2019 was broad-based, with 15 of the sub-sectors recording a sequential easing in inflation and as many as nine of the categories recording a yearon-year disinflation,” said Aditi Nayar, Economist at ICRA.

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US ‘locked & loaded’ to reply to Saudi oil attack WASHINGTON, SEP 16 (PTI): The US is “locked and loaded” to respond to the unprecedented drone strikes on key Saudi oil facilities, President Donald Trump has warned, a day after his top diplomat blamed Iran for the crippling attack that has led to the biggest surge in crude oil prices since the Gulf War. The attacks on Saturday targeted Abqaiq, the site of the largest oil processing plant run by the Saudi state oil company, Aramco, and the Khurais oilfield.

Iran has denied involvement in the air attacks, which were claimed by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels in Yemen.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo blamed Iran for the attack, without providing any evidence, prompting Tehran to accuse Washington of deceit.

Tweeting on Sunday, President Trump stopped short of directly accusing Iran, but suggested possible military action once the perpetrator was known to his administration.

“Saudi Arabia oil supply was attacked. There is reason to believe that we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on

verification, but are waiting to hear from the Kingdom as to who they believe was the cause of this attack, and under what terms we would proceed!” Trump said.

Trump’s tweet, which appeared to raise the specter of a US military response, served to ratchet up tensions in a region already on edge after the audacious attack on the Saudi oil field.

Trump used similar language in June when he announced he had called off an attack on Iran just as the US was “cocked & loaded” to strike because he decided it would cause too many deaths for a proportionate response to Tehran’s downing of a US drone.

The coordinated strikes on key Saudi Arabian oil facilities disrupted 5 per cent of the daily global oil supply.

The attacks sent oil prices sky-rocketing on Monday, with Brent futures up USD 12 -- or nearly 20 per cent -- in the first few minutes of business, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) jumped more than USD 8, or 15 per cent, AFP reported.

It was the biggest rise since the 1990-1991 Gulf War, it said.

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Though Trump did not name Iran in his tweet, the attack has caused another spike in tensions between the US and Tehran. Prior to Saturday there were signs the US appeared open to new negotiations and even a potential meeting later this month between Trump and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session.

A day after Secretary of State Pompeo blamed Iran for the attack on Saudi oil facilities and argued there is “no evidence the attacks came from Yemen,” a senior Trump administration official briefed CNN on information to back up Pompeo’s claims.

Pompeo did not provide evidence, but the of-

ficial pointed to satellite imagery provided to CNN showing the oil facilities were struck from the northwest, suggesting an attack from Iraq or Iran, among other information.

Iran’s foreign minister Javad Zarif took to Twitter to issue a similar denial.

“Having failed at “max pressure”, @SecPompeo’s turning to “max deceit,” Zarif wrote. “US & its clients are stuck in Yemen because of illusion that weapon superiority will lead to military victory. Blaming Iran won’t end disaster. Accepting our April ‘15 proposal to end war & begin talks may.”

The Trump administration official pointed to the angle at which Saudi oil facilities were attacked, the numbers of points of impact and other information to argue that it is unlikely the attacks were carried out by Yemen. Instead, the official suggested the attack most likely originated in Iran or Iraq.

“It is very difficult to see how these things could have come from anywhere but Iran or Iraq,” the official said. The official said 19 Saudi targets were struck in Saturday’s attack and

argued that such an attack could not be carried out with 10 drones, which the Houthis claimed to have used.

“You can’t hit 19 targets with 10 drones like that,” the official said.

The official, drawing on commercial satellite imagery shared with CNN, also noted that “all the points of impact on Saudi facilities were on the northwest side of them, which is somewhat difficult to do from Yemen.”

The official could not say whether it is possible drones from Yemen could have angled around to attack northwest facilities.

Officials quoted by the New York Times said a mix of drones and cruise missiles might have been deployed, but that not all hit their targets at Abqaiq and the Khurais oilfield.

The ABC News quoted a senior US official as saying that Trump was fully aware that Iran was responsible.

Earlier on Sunday, White House senior counsellor Kellyanne Conway said Trump has “many options on the table” when it comes to responding to the strike on Saudi Arabia’s oil production facilities.

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The image provided on Sunday by the U.S. government and DigitalGlobe shows damage to the infrastructure at at Saudi Aramco’s Kuirais oil field in Buqyaq, Saudi Arabia. (PTI)

Hong Kong, Sep 16 (AFP): Oil prices surged more than 10 per cent on Monday after attacks on two Saudi Arabian plants that slashed output in the world’s top producer by half, with Donald Trump blaming Iran and raising the possibility of a military strike on the country.

West Texas Intermediate jumped 10.68 per cent to US$ 60.71 and Brent climbed 11.77 per cent to

US$ 67.31 in early Asia trading following the blasts at facilities run by stateowned giant Aramco.

The attack by Tehran-backed Huthi rebels in neighbouring Yemen, where a Saudi-led coalition is bogged down in a fiveyear war, effectively shut down six per cent of the global oil supply.

Brent soared almost 20 per cent at one point on Monday, while WTI

surged around 15 per cent before paring the gains.

Trump said on Sunday the US was “locked and loaded” to respond to the attack, while Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said: “The United States will work with our partners and allies to ensure that energy markets remain well supplied and Iran is held accountable for its aggression.”

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Attacks ahead of polls kill 7 more in Afghanistan KABUL, SEP 16 (AP): Militant attacks and more violence killed at least seven people across Afghanistan as the country prepares for presidential elections later this month, Afghan officials said Monday.

At least five civilians, including women and children, were killed when their vehicle struck a roadside bomb in western Farah province on Sunday, according to Mohibullah Mohib, spokesman for the provincial police. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing, which occurred near the city of Farah, the provincial capital, but the Taliban are active in the province. Earlier this month, the Taliban launched an attempt to take the city of Farah, briefly seizing an army recruitment center and setting it on fire.

Airstrikes were called in and the Taliban were eventually forced out of the city.

And on Monday, a sticky bomb attached to a mini bus belonging to the university in Ghazni province, exploded and killed the bus driver. Arif Noori, spokesman for the provincial governor, said five Ghazni University students were also wounded in the blast.

And in eastern Logar province, a schoolgirl died in the crossfire during a battle in the Mohammad Agha district between the Taliban and the security forces, the police said.

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ISLAMABAD, SEP 16 (PTI): Pakistan plans to send its first astronaut to space by 2022 with the help of its close ally China, Minister for Science and Technology has said.

The selection process for the astronaut would start in 2020, Federal Minister for Science and Technology, Chaudhry Fawad Hussain said on Sunday.

China would collaborate with Pakistan in its

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port, the UN team said the 600,000 Rohingya still inside Myanmar’s Rakhine state remain in deteriorating and “deplorable” conditions.

“Myanmar continues to harbour genocidal intent and the Rohingya remain under serious risk of genocide,” the investigators said in their

final report on Myanmar, due to be presented Tuesday in Geneva.

The country is “denying wrongdoing, destroying evidence, refusing to conduct effective investigations and clearing, razing, confiscating and building on land from which it displaced

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Rohingya,” it said.

Myanmar militar y spokesman Zaw Min Tun rejected the team’s findings, calling them “one-sided”.

“Instead of making biased accusations, they should go onto the ground to see the reality,” Zaw Min Tun told AFP.

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space mission, Fawad was quoted as saying by the News International reported.

He said that initially, 50 individuals would be selected after which the list will be shortened to 25 in 2022. And out of them only one would be sent to space. The Pakistan Air Force would play an important role in the selection process of the astronaut, the report said. He said the

Dear Oba, A year has passed since you've gone Home, A loving husband and an amazing father, we honour you and remember you each day.

You may be gone but never from our hearts, One more time to see you A thousand heartbeats Can't ever measure it.

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collaboration of Pakistan and India in the fields of science and technology could prove fruitful for the region. Fawad said Pakistan was the second in Asia after the then Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), which had sent its rocket into the space in 1963. The Pakistan Space Science Education Center was playing an important role for the promotion of

space sciences in the country, he added.

Last year, Pakistan launched two indigenouslybuilt satellites into the orbit, using a Chinese launch vehicle. The satellites were launched onboard the Chinese Long March (LM-2C) rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre located at the Gobi desert, China, The Express Tribune had reported.

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We the bereaved family members of Late PHENYUCHUONG would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, friends, neighbours, church, doctors, nurses, organisations and well-wishers who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and materially during her prolonged illness till the day she left us to be with the Lord.

It is our sincere prayer that may our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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YANGON, SEP 16 (AFP): Rohingya Muslims remaining in Myanmar still face a “serious risk of genocide”, UN investigators said Monday, warning the repatriation of a million already driven from the country by the army remains “impossible”.

The fact-finding mission to Myanmar, set up by the Human Rights Council, last year branded the army operations in 2017 as “genocide” and called for the prosecution of top generals, including army chief Min Aung Hlaing.

Some 740,000 Rohingya fled burning villages, bringing accounts of murder, rape and torture over the border to sprawling refugee camps in Bangladesh, where survivors of previous waves of persecution already languish.

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OF OUR SON LATE CHUMLANTHUNG N. NGULLIE A year has passed since you left us for your heavenly abode but not a single day goes without remembering you.

We deeply miss you in silent tears.

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Markbo : DOB : 18/02/2002 – Expired : 17/09/2012.

Dear Markbo, I'm sure everything is alright with you? We are all doing fine and we pray for you every day so that the Almighty take good care of you. Kanishbo has passed his class 12 and is now doing his BA.1st year in Pune. Your assistant Habu has also passed his matric exams and talks about you everyday. Tsupok has grown up and everyone says he looks just like you, he is big and is the captain/ self style, of every games they play in the colony, he also cheats a lot like you !!! Asu expired in March, we are grateful to God because he died peacefully, may the good Lord keep him in your company.

We are having a small family gathering today to pray for you led by Apuza. Don't worry for us, everything is going well, do pray for us.

Few plans/projects that we decided to come up with is yet to take off, hope better times come soon, so that we realise those dreams sooner than later in order to keep your memory alive and forever !!!

Always remembering you with tears in our eyes. Take good care of yourself.

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Born : 21/04/1964 – Dead : 14/08/2019 We the bereaved family members would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our neighbours, friends, relatives and every individual, churches, friends, neighbors and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and till the sad demise of our beloved LT. TOKHUVI YEPTHOMI on 14th August 2019. We deeply appreciate the care and support rendered to us during our moment of grief. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We convey our special thanks to :1. Rev. S. Vitoshe Swu, Sr. Pastor and his Colleagues of DSBC. 2. 12 Colony Fellowship of DSBC. 3. DSBC Youth Ministry.

4. DSBC Church Choir 5. N. Kitovi Zhimomi, Ato Kilonser GPRN/NSCN. 6. Inaka Tsuqu, Principal Secy, GPRN/NSCN 7. Comrades of GPRN/NSCN 8. Doctors & Nurses of Metro & Faith Hospital.

9. Nitozu Baptist Church.

10. Niu / Vety Fellowship.

11. Niu / Vety Sunday School Teachers 12. Niu / Vety Youth Ministry 13. Gospel Light Ministry.

14. Life Reform Ministry.

15. Western Lukhami Union.

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We the bereaved family of Late ABENI N KIKON (ARENI) daughter of Lt. Nphyo Kikon, Bhandari village humbly convey our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, neighbours, friends, churches and organizations who stood with us in prayers, physically, financially and materially at her sudden Born on 01.05.1976 demise on 9th September Died on 09.09.2019 2019.

We regret our inability to thank each and every one individually, it is our humble prayer that God Almighty bless you all abundantly.

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Ali Khan to bring alive Saif, GoT wins big at Creative Arts Emmy Awards Sara Amrita’s hits at IIFA Awards S

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ames Of Thronesdominated the Creative Arts Emmy Awards by taking home 10 trophies.

The 71st Emmy Awards kicked off with a two-night event starting with the Creative Arts Emmy Awards ceremony, held at Microsoft Theater here, reports “variety. com”.

“Game Of Thrones”,

which wrapped up its story with the final season earlier this year, dominated the craft and technical categories at the ceremony on Sunday.

The series won in visual effects, single-camera, non-prosthetic make-up, main title design and drama series casting categories.

The popular fantasy drama set a new record by earning 32 nominations at

the 2019 Emmys. This is the most ever for a single season of a show. The show was in the race to win in 18 categories on Sunday, out of which it took home 10 trophies.

HBO’s “Chernobyl”, which dramatises the story of the 1986 nuclear accident, won seven awards, followed by Amazon Prime Video’s “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” with six wins,

‘Dream Girl’ makes over Rs 44 cr in Day 3

which included acting accolades for Jane Lynch and Luke Kirby.

Bradley Whitford and Cherry Jones took home trophies in guest acting categories for “The Handmaid’s Tale”.

“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” also scored big in craft categories such as period costumes, and won for music supervision.

The showrunners Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino share that latter award with Robin Urdang.

“Chernobyl”, which earned 19 nominations, won for cinematography, music composition, picture editing, production design, sound editing, sound mixing and special visual effects in a supporting role.

Other programs winning multiple Emmys on the night included Netflix’s “Russian Doll”, which won three. The HBO comedy “Barry”, Amazon comedy “Fleabag” and “Fosse/Verdon” each won two.

Netflix’s “When They See Us”, which highlights

the issue of racism through the real-life story of five black and Latino men who are wrongly convicted for a gangrape, won for Outstanding Casting for a Limited Series, Movie or Special.

Casting director Aisha Coley dedicated the win to the five men who were wrongfully convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger case. She also expressed her gratitude to “When They See Us” writer and director Ava DuVernay while accepting the award.

Winners in the more than 45 other categories were handed out on Saturday in the first part of the two-night Creative Arts ceremony. Rock climbing documentary “Free Solo”, which captures Alex Honnold’s scaling of Yosemite’s 3000 ft. high El Capitan wall, won seven awards on Saturday.

The Primetime Emmys Awards ceremony will be held on September 22 here, and will air live in India on Star World.

(IANS)

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Trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted on Monday: ‘Dream Girl’ runs riot at the Box-Office. Packs a fantastic total, setting the BO on (fire) on Day 2 and 3. “Trends better than ‘Raazi’ (Rs 32.94 cr),

‘Stree’ (Rs 32.27 cr) and ‘Uri’ (Rs 35.73 cr)... Friday 10.05 cr, Saturday 16.42 cr, Sunday 18.10 cr. Total: Rs 44.57 cr. India biz.”

A thrilled Ayushmann said: “The era of good content in here and audiences want to see the most disruptive, different content in every genre. I’m glad that people are connecting with the kind of cinema that I’m doing and it only motivates me to be more brave with

my film choices.”

Ay u s h m a n n c a l l s “Dream Girl” a “paisa vasool” movie.

“An actor like me always wants to entertain audiences in the best way possible and ‘Dream Girl’ gave me the opportunity to make people laugh this time after making them ponder and spark a debate with ‘Article 15’ earlier this year,” he said.

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hris Hemsworth will continue to be the star of the “Thor” franchise, assured director Taika Waititi, who directs the upcoming “Thor: Love And Thunder”. Actress Natalie Portman, who essays role of scientist Jane Foster in the franchise, will be back in the upcoming fourth part as female Thor, but Hemsworth has nothing to worry about.

“It’s Chris. It’s a ‘Thor’ film. He is Thor, it’s a Thor film. She’s (Portman) is in it,” Waititi told MTV News when asked who will be the star of “Thor: Love And Thunder”. Waititi’s also squashed reports that he has completed the script.

“Oh that’s cool!! I never cease to surprise me! (the title page is complete),” he wrote on Twitter last month.

“Thor: Love And Thunder”, which also features Tessa Thompson, is expected to release in 2021.

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ara Ali Khan is excited but ner vous about performing at the 20th edition of International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards. Sara added that she will dance to hit songs of father Saif Ali Khan and her mother Amrita Singh at the awards show.

“I have been watching IIFA Awards since childhood. I have travelled with my father to IIFA Awards.

I remember two years ago, IIFA was held in New Jersy and I was in New York with my father. But I couldn’t attend the function because he said, ‘why do you want to attend, you haven’t been invited?!’ So, this year’s IIFA Award is really special to me because I have been invited. I will be performing and now I feel I have become a part of this industry,” said Sara, while interacting with the media at the dance rehearsals of the award ceremony on Sunday in Mumbai.

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They’re next scheduled to continue their ‘Love Yourself: Speak Yourself ’ tour in Saudi Arabia on October 11th, followed by homecoming shows in Seoul on October 26th,

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do they have me speechless with their dance, but I’m in awe of their spirit to dream and achieve.

More power to you all. Keep shining and good luck for the finals,” Hrithik tweeted.

The troupe comprises around 29 members aged between 12 and 27. They mostly dance on Ranveer’s song.

“Whenever, we perform on Ranveer Singh’s songs, our performance is a hit. So, we decided to stick to his numbers mostly for our performances on

‘America’s Got Talent’,” troupe leader Om Prakash Chauhan had told IANS in the past.

“Initially, when we thought of participating on the international dance reality show, we thought we wouldn’t be allowed to use too many Bollywood tracks because the audience wouldn’t understand.

All the same, we decided to use a Hindi song with beats and melody. That’s when we realised most of Ranveer’s songs fit the bill,” Chauhan added.

(IANS)

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The Kohima Koio Khümshüm takes immense pleasure to congratulate Mr. Sanchisao Lotha on being promoted to the post of Sr. SDEO/ Deputy Director, School Education Government of Nagaland. It is our prayer that God continue to bless you and guide you in your future ventures.

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27th, and 29th. Earlier this month, singer Jungkook marked his 22nd birthday by teasing fans with a snippet of a new song.

“Thank you for making me happy,” Jungkook wrote in a tweet. He then posted a short video that teased what appears to be new music from him.

“This… please wait for it,” the now 22-year-old wrote in Korean, sharing a snippet of an Englishlanguage song.

“When I see you smile on the screen, you’re good at everything, you’re just perfect/ Feels like I’ve never been you“, he sings.

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Rihanna responds to rumours she’ll play Poison Ivy in ‘The Batman’

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“Bat-mobile, but make it fashion,” she captioned a video of herself wearing some high leather boots

that wouldn’t look entirely out of place in the DC Universe. However, it seems that we’re all reading too much into it.

“No, that has nothing to do with Poison Ivy,” she told Entertainment Tonight.

“That [post] has a lot to do with Batman [because] I have separate obsessions. I have a bigger obsession with Poison Ivy. I’m just being honest.”

“And yeah, I dyed my hair red because of Uma Thurman in the original.”

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With immense pride and joy on behalf of the Eastern Yingnyu Union Kohima would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to MR. M. PHAKMEI PHOM, S/O SHRI. T.K. METCHEI PHOM of Yangching Village, Dist. Longleng for being selected to undergo B.V.SC & A.H in the recently declared NSEE result 2019.

We extend our best wishes for your future endeavors and may our good Lord fulfil all your heart's desire.

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East Dimapur Sümi Baptist Akukuhou Purana Bazaar has successfully conducted, “Kingdom Seekers: A ministry to equip Fathers”, on the theme, “A Godly Father builds a God fearing family, society, and generation” from 11th to 15th September 2019. Hearty congratulations to all the Fathers of the 1st batch and 58 Fathers who graduated in the second season of this program. It is indeed a long cherished vision for Fathers turning into reality. We whole heartedly thank our Almighty God, Board of Deacons, Church Staff, Youth volunteers and well-wishers who tirelessly supported towards the grand success of this program.

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With supreme pride and felicity, the Thang Students’ Union felicitates the following denizens of Noklak Village for their spectacular achievements: 1. Smti. Chongliu, for being appointed as member of the Nagaland State Commission for Women.

2. Mr. Hempao Lam, for his promotion from E.O to A.S.O 3. Mr. Pongom Lam, for the selection of his poetry at the All N.E Online Poetry Competition organised by Featured Poetry.

4. Mr. T. Pokoi, P/T from GPS Noklak Village, for being conferred the prestigious District Teachers Award 2019.

The Union further compliments them divine wisdom for a successful and an accomplishable endeavouring in their future.

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fter “Badhaai Ho”, it seems veteran actress is on winning streak. She recently won the Best Actress award at Indian International Film Festival of Boston (IFFB) for “The Last Color”.

“The Last Color”, which deals with taboo surrounding widows in India, is directed by renowned chef Vikas Khanna.

S h a r i n g t h e n ew s among his followers, Vikas took to Instagram and wrote: “Super proud of our big victory at IIFFB 2019, BOSTON ... Best Feature Film - ‘The Last Color’. Best Actress - Neena Gupta.”

perform on the songs of my father and my mothers.”

Sara next will be seen in “Coolie No. 1” opposite Varun Dhawan, and in Imtiaz Ali’s next, in which she co-stars with Kartik Aaryan. Asked which filmmakers she wants to work with, she said: “I am working with David sir and I am working with Imtiaz (Ali) sir as of now but I would like to work with other filmmakers as well. I wish they would consider me in their films.”

Sara’s last release, “Simmba” opposite Ranveer Singh in December 2018, was a box-office success.

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The K-Pop giants announced their break last month, with their management group Big Hit Entertainment claiming that it would give them a chance to “rest and recharge”.

“This period of rest will be an opportunity for the members of BTS, who have relentlessly driven themselves towards their goal since their debut, to recharge and prepare to present themselves anew as musicians and creators,” a statement confirmed at the time. However, their ardent fans will be pleased to know that BTS are now officially back. The band, comprised of J-Hope, Jimin, Suga, RM, Jungkook, Jin and V, reportedly returned to work this morning (September 16).

As AllKPop.com reports, they headed straight

V Unbeatable to dance on Ranveer Singh hit in AGT final

umbai-based dance group V Unbeatable will once again dance on a hit song of Ranveer Singh in the finale of the reality competition series “America’s Got Talent”.

V Unbeatable danced their way into the final of the show with their flips and tricks on the energetic song “Jashn-e-Ishqa” from “Gunday”. They got a standing ovation from judges Gabrielle Union, Howie Mandel and Julianne Hough.

“They are preparing track,” said a source close is on September 18. The also sent his good wishshow is aired in India on es. their best performance till to the group.

The finale of Amer- Colors Infinity.

“These folks are defidate. They will be dancing Actor Hrithik Roshan nitely unbeatable! Not only on another Ranveer Singh’s ica’s Got Talent (AGT)

Nene at the award show.

“I am doing rehearsals for my performance and I am shooting for David (Dhawan) sir’s along with it so, I am not getting enough time but whatever time I am getting, I am making sure to do rehearsals as much as possible because Big stars like Ranveer Singh and Madhuri Dixit are to perform on this platform so, it is obvious that I am feeling bit nervous so, I am hoping to perform better at awards.”

Asked which songs were on the playlist for her performance, Sara replied: “I will be performing on my songs. Since it’s my first performance I will also

With immense pride and joy, we the family members of Pezatso Chiesotsu would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kelhouvituo Chiesotsu, S/o Gwanilo Chiesotsu and Njule on his selection to undergo MBBS course in the recently declared NEET examination 2019.

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Aus retain Ashes despite draw

Australia’s cricket team with the Ashes Urn after the forth day of the fifth Ashes cricket test match against England.

Lo n d o n, S e p 1 5 (Agencies): Sustained excellence from Steve Smith, who scaled new heights with 774 runs, complemented by the searing pace and accuracy of Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood enabled Australia to cling on to the Ashes despite losing the final test against England on Sunday by 135 runs.

Smith, the former cap-

tain who returned to the national side for this year’s World Cup and Ashes after he was suspended for his part in a ball-tampering scandal in South Africa, finally fell to earth when he was out for 23 in Australia’s second innings on a glorious sun-drenched autumn afternoon at The Oval.

With his departure, greeted with generous ap-

TT coaching camp underway in Kohima

KOHIMA, Sep 16 (NPN): Kohima District Table Tennis Association (KDTTA) is organising a basic table tennis coaching for all age groups at Indoor TT Stadium, Raj Bhavan, Kohima. The month long coaching camp is being held under the guidance of Sports Authority of India (NSNIS) coach diploma holder, Athisü Andrew.

The coaching camp started from September 11 and will conclude on October 4. Speaking about the coaching camp, the coach said the training was focused to promote the game in the state capital.

While citing that table tennis is yet to catch up comparing to other sports in the state, he was of the view that training camp will help them improve the game at the grassroots level and also instil interest to the younger generation.

Altogether 32 players including 4 girls have registered for the coaching.

Interested candidates can still avail the coaching camp. For more details, contact 7005253758 or 9612341682.

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plause from a capacity crowd aside from a few scattered boos, Australia’s faint hopes of reaching a victory target of 399 also vanished despite a battling century from Matthew Wade.

However, victory in the fourth test at Old Trafford meant the Australians could not lose the series and the 2-2 scoreline meant they retained the urn.

It was the first drawn

Ashes series since 1972 when Ian Chappell’s Australians squared the series 2-2 at the same London venue.

Smith, who missed the third test after he was concussed by a blow to the neck at Lord’s, scored 144, 142, 92, 211, 82 and 80 before Sunday.

Each knock was the highest for his team and the first innings at the Oval was his 10th successive score exceeding 50 against an England test attack.

In the history of test cricket only his incomparable compatriot Don Bradman, who averaged 99.94 from 52 tests, stands ahead of Smith whose average has risen to fractionally below 65.

Brief scores: England 294 (Jos Buttler 70, Joe Root 57; Mitchell Marsh 5/46) & 329 (Joe Denly 94, Ben Stokes 67; Nathan Lyon 4/69) vs Australia 225 (Steve Smith 80, Marnus Labuschagne 48; Jofra Archer 6/62) & 263 (Matthew Wade 117, Mitchell Marsh 24; Jack Leach 4/49) England win by 136 runs.

State govt seeks fund for Niathu Sports Festival Dimapur, Sep 16 (NPN): Niathu Sports Festival, a sports festival for the North-East Tribal Youth would be held from October 24 to 26 at Niathu Privileged Club, Dimapur, Nagaland. In this regard, the Nagaland government has submitted a proposal to the Union Minister of Tribal Affairs, Arjun Munda for funding of the sports festival.

The sports festival includes indigenous sports such as wrestling, as well as other sports disciplines like badminton, lawn tennis, billiards and snooker, volleyball, angling, cycling, off-road racing etc. The sports festival has been designed to promote talents and to foster brotherhood and oneness among the North-East tribal youth for regional and national integration.

Therefore, the chief minister of Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio has requested the Ministry of Tribal Affairs to sanction funds under any permissible scheme of the Union Ministry.

DPL-2: SBH thrash Spartan FC 4-0

The match between Spartan FC and State Boys Hostel in progress on Monday.

Dimapur, Sep 16 (NPN): State Boys Hostel (SBH) thrashed Spartan FC 4-0 at the ongoing Dimapur Football League-2 at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur on Monday. The tournament is being organised by Naga United Football Club (NUFC) .

Hitova of State Boys Hostel scored the first two goals in the 8th and 25th minutes followed by Kivi and Petevizo in the 56th and 62nd minutes respectively.

In the second match, One Ten FC and Aphuyemi FC played to a 1-1 draw.

Kimiyeto scored the gosl for Aphuyemi FC in the 36th minute while Manto found the equaliser for Manto in the 53rd minute.

In the last match, Hustlers FC defeated Chanan FC by 1-0.

On Tuesday, Tribal Hustlers will play Trial United FC in the first match at

3:30 pm. State Boys Hostel will lock horns with Burma Camp FC in the second match while Fugu FC will play Aphuyemi FC in the last match at 7:50 pm.

DFL Season 2 standing CLUB P W D L GF State Boys Hostel 5 5 0 0 19 Tribal United FC 7 4 2 1 17 Tribal Hustlers FC 7 4 2 1 11 Spartan FC 6 3 2 1 14 A1 Powerplay 6 3 2 1 16 SM College 6 2 2 2 10 Kachari Sporting Club 7 2 1 4 4 One Ten FC 8 1 3 3 6 Chanan FC 6 1 2 3 12 Aphuyemi FC 6 1 1 4 9 Burma Camp FC 5 0 3 2 7 Fugu FC 7 0 3 4 8

GA 0 13 8 9 8 11 12 12 11 17 11 19

Pts 15 14 14 11 11 8 7 7 5 4 3 3

NDA members to compete at Darts India qualifier Correspondent

Kohima, Sep 16: Naga Darts Association (NDA) Monday announced that two of its members, namely- Limatoshi and Vikehelie Suohu, have been selected to participate at the Professional Darts Cooperation (PDC) India qualifier for the World Darts Championship and National Darts Championship which is to be held on September 21-22 in Chennai under the aegis of Indian Darts Federation.

Speaking at a press conference, Burakum Ao, secretary, NDA said that Limatoshi was the winner of All Nagaland Open Darts Championship last month while Vikehelie Suohu was the winner of Open Dart Championship, Dimapur in 2013. The secretary said that the players participation in Chennai are sponsored by India trail, Zumvü printex, Fun tree crew, Lineage, LifePro and metalgear besides few dedicated members and wellwishers. NDA wants to promote darts by introducing the sport at suitable places gradually throughout the state and identify players to represent at national as well as interna-

tional levels, said Burakum. He further added that NDA has conducted a handful of tournaments and year round tourney ever since the formation of NDA in December 2012 at Life Pro Cafe, Mohonkhola, Kohima. The first Nagaland Open Dart tournament was held in March 2013 in Kohima, he informed.

Burakum added that NDA is taking the initiative to promote darts games in Na-

galand by collaborating and affiliating with recognized agencies and sponsors thereby facilitating committed opportunities for players to compete at higher level.

Rev. Razovizo, NCRC and Vikhor Tepa jointly unveiled the jersey for the upcoming national championship. Rev. Razovizo offered the dedicatory prayer for the players and jersey.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 115 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MR. WEKOLHI NARO & ANR. To, MR. WEKOLHI NARO, CHIZAMI TOWN PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,02,066/-(Rupees One Lakh Two Thousand Sixty Six) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1357

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 114 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MR. VETEZU NUH & ANR. To, MR. KEVEPULO DOULO, GUARANTOR, GRADUATE TEACHER THETSUMI VILLAGE, PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND - 797109 Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,08,672/-(Rupees One Lakh Eight Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Two)only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) DC-1357 Dimapur : Nagaland

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 114 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MR. VETEZU NUH & ANR. To, MR. VETEZU NUH, REKU COLONY, PFUTSERO, PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND - 797109 Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,08,672/-(Rupees One Lakh Eight Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Two) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) DC-1357 Dimapur : Nagaland

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER – V, RULE – 1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF CIVIL JUDGE C.J (JR.DIV) Dimapur : Nagaland Suit No. : 115 of 2017 Plaintiff : NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. Defendants : MR. WEKOLHI NARO & ANR. To, MR. VOJUWE T. MERO, GUARANTOR, CHIZAMI TOWN PHEK DISTRICT, NAGALAND Whereas NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. has instituted a suit against you for Recovery of Rs. 1,02,066/-(Rupees One Lakh Two Thousand Sixty Six) only, you are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 25/10/2019 at 10:00 a.m without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 6th day of September 2019.

Sd/Civil Judge (Jr. Division) Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1357

(L-R) Rev. Razovizo, Limatoshi, Vikehelie, Burakum and Vikhor during the unveiling of jersey at India Trail Office, Kohima on Monday (NP).

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Messi named in Barca squad against Dortmund Lionel Messi

Madrid, Sep 16 (Agencies): Lionel Messi has been included in Barcelona’s squad to face Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League on Tuesday, as he nears a return from injury.

Messi, who is yet to make an appearance this season season, returned to

first-team training on Sunday in the hope of being able to feature in Germany. Barcelona released their squad on Twitter, as Messi now looks likely to make his first appearance of the campaign on Tuesday.

News of Messi’s return will come as a huge boost

to Barcelona, who have struggled greatly with injuries this season. Alongside Messi, both Luis Suarez and Ousmane Dembele have missed numerous games, although Suarez returned to action in Saturday’s 5-2 win over Valencia. The Argentine is thought to already

be back to full fitness, so club officials will likely be hoping that Messi will start Tuesday’s game.

However, manager Ernesto Valverde has insisted that Messi will not be rushed back and could instead return in the next La Liga game against Grana-

da, but his presence in the squad suggests Barcelona are ready to play him. Barca will be hoping that Messi’s return will be the catalyst for improvement. They currently sit fifth in the league table, having picked up seven points from their opening four games.

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