September 18, 2019

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Illegal tax collectors thwart PAC drive Staff Reporters

DIMAPUR, Sep 17 (NPN): A positive impact of the Public Action Committee’s (PAC) drive against illegal collections at various check gates on the first day Monday was the drastic drop in prices of some commodities such as potato which came down from Rs.20 per kg to around Rs.8 and Rs.10 per kg. More volunteers turned up to extend cooperation with PAC’s “Operation Check Gate� on Tuesday. PAC functionaries expressed optimism that the continued efforts would result in reduction of prices of many other items such as MS rods, cement and granite and construction materials in the coming days. On Tuesday, there were much less trucks since it being “Vishwakarma Puja� in comparison with the first day. However collectors of some departments were still collecting “royalty tax� over and above the prescribed fee. At Dilai gate, DMC toll collectors, who were supposed to collect Rs. 350 per truck, Rs. 50 for toll and urban utility fees and Rs. 300 for toll and urban utility fees on goods entry, were collecting

DCCF demands shifting of DC office DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Diphupar Communities Chairman Forum (DCCF) has urged the state government to expedite the process of shifting the present DC office Dimapur to its new office complex ChĂźmoukedima. In a press release, DCCF convenor Vimhalie Medom and secretary Zuchumo Mozhui pointed out that it has been now a decade or more since land has been procured by the government and necessary infrastructures completed to accommodate the new office. They also said crores of rupees had been spent, but till now the DC office was yet to be shifted to its new complex ChĂźmoukedima. Further, the forum said that the government’s “negligence and weaknessâ€? was holding it back from shifting the office for so long. “It is high time the Govt. put its act together and shifts the DC Office to its new complex at the earliest in the larger interest of the general public and also to save the infrastructures from rusts and ruins in particular,â€? DCCF stated. The forum consist of nine communities -- Ao, Angami, Lotha, Sumi, Chakhesang, Rengma & Pochury, Eastern Naga Public Union Diphupar Area (ENPUDA), Tangkhul and Rongmei.

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“Bah! Just because potato price came down after PAC drive, must I reduce prices of all vegetables?� K Y M C

PAC volunteers manning the Dillai gate on Tuesday. (NP)

Rs. 1850 to Rs. 2050, as per truck. DMC Superintendent, Ganesh Sharma, who was present at the site maintained that DMC has issued strict and clear instructions to collectors and lease contractors to collect only the prescribed rates as approved by the government. He however added that DMC was in no way involved in the racket for the high rates charged by the lease contractors. Sharma reiterated that any lease contractors involved in overtaxing would face legal action for violation of the contract. This Reporter was told that the DMC lease contractors( DMC fee collectors) charge extra amount in a daily market just some yards beyond Naglaand gate (in Karbi

Anglong) without issuing any challan receipt at the counter. PAC lodged FIR at west Police Station, complaining of higher rates being collected over and above rate fixed by DMC for its lease contractors. PAC identified those involved as - Sanjay, r/o Burma Camp; Arup, r/o, Rail Colony; Inoto, r/o, Sematilla; Okito, r/o, Burma Camp and Hokoho, r/o, Sematilla. Recently posted DMC Administrator Albert Ezung, who was also present at the site, said he was unaware about any extra fee being charged by the DMC leases as he was yet to receive any formal complaint. Ezung however main-

tained that the system of tax collection of DMC was transparent by mentioning that the DMC toll tax signboard, displaying various types and amounts of tax, were put up for public notice which the drivers were to pay accordingly. He maintained that this was the system that was supposed to be followed. On the PAC’s FIR lodged against the DMC leasees, he said the matter was now out of his hand and that competent authority would handle it accordingly. Vice president, NCD and co convenor, PAC, K. Ghokheto Chophy, warned volunteers that none of them had the authority to shut down or stop departments from collecting ‘royalty/ tax’. He said the volunteers were only to top illegal collection of extra money and not to shut down any office. Chophy however reminded that if departments were collecting extra amount, evidence were to be kept and FIR to be lodged. Second day of PAC’s “operation check gate� passed off peacefully without any untoward incidents till the time of filing this report.

PAC press briefing

MUMBAI, SEP 17 (AGENCIES): Spiralling global oil prices sharply drove up the cost of petrol and diesel, and sent Indian market indices tumbling down on Monday. Sensex tanked 642.22 points to end at 36,481.09 and Nifty lost 185.90 points to 10,817.60 points as oil prices rose after drone attacks on two of Saudi Arabia’s major oil ports. After nosediving 704 points, the 30-share index ended 642.22 points, or 1.73 per cent, lower at 36,481.09. The broader NSE Nifty too settled 185.90 points, or 1.69 per cent, down at 10,817.60. On the Sensex chart, losses were mainly driven by Hero MotoCorp, Tata Motors, Axis Bank, Tata Steel, Maruti and SBI—falling as much as 6.19 per cent. Of the 30 scrips of the BSE gauge, HUL, Asian Paints and Infosys were the three gainers. Investors were spooked by geopolitical uncertainties over the Saudi oil turmoil amid reports that higher oil prices were likely to severely hit economic conditions in India, which (Cont’d on p-7) imports more than 70 per

On the second day of the week-long ‘Operation Check Gate’ spearheaded by Public Action Committee (PAC) of Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) Tuesday against unauthorised and illegal tax collections, the efforts were hampered due to factors that had not been foreseen. This became evident during the media briefing held by PAC when its Convenor Vekhosayi Nyekha admitted that the ‘tax collectors’ had devised a way by which check points were established along roads within Dimapur in order to avoid check gates manned by PAC volunteers. Further, he disclosed that while the PAC volunteers with police manned the check gates from 5 a.m. to 7 a.m. police permitted commercial vehicles to enter Dimapur before 5 a.m. Then later when PAC volunteers began vigil from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., the commercial vehicles were allowed entry after 10 p.m. Nyekha also informed that PAC has been receiving tremendous support and contributions even from other districts.

Govt notifies new rules for BAN proposes centralised foreign funding of NGOs system of tax collection New Delhi, Sep 17 (AGENCIES): The Ministry of Home Affairs has notified new rules for those receiving foreign funding. Now, key functionaries, office bearers and members of NGOs, receiving foreign funds, will have to declare before the government that they were not prosecuted or convicted for converting anyone from one faith to another. The Ministry has announced in a notification that the changes in the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 and Rules, 2011 (FCRA), has been made. Any individual receiving a personal gift valued up to Rs 1 lakh need not inform the government about it anymore. Key Highlights • Every member of an NGO must also now, under oath, through an affidavit, certify that they have never been involved in “divertingâ€? foreign funds or propagating “seditionâ€? or “advocating violent meansâ€?. • Earlier, the applicant or director-level person was to given

this declaration but now all members of the NGO need to be given this declaration. • Earlier, as per the market value of the gift item in India was Rs. 25,000, now it has been raised to Rs. one lakh. • If any individual, from NGO, hospitalized during a foreign visit, he/she has to be intimated the government within one month. What is FCRA? Government of India enacted the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) in the year 1976 with an objective of regulating the acceptance and utilization of foreign contribution and foreign hospitality by persons and associations working in the important areas of national life. The act was majorly modified in 2010 with several amendments because many NGOs were found using illegal use of foreign funding. In 2016 license of about 20,000 NGOs were cancelled after reviewing their work.

Global oil prices drive up petrol, diesel; Sensex tumbles

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Business Association of Nagas (BAN) has proposed a centralised tax collection system with online payment facility in the State and suggested the government to authorise a particular department or agency to collect taxes on behalf of various departments. The association in a statement pointed out that developing a centralised tax collection system with online payment facility would not only streamline taxation and ensure that taxes collected reached the State exchequer, but also drastically eliminate unnecessary and multiple taxation by various departments. Further, this would discourage unwanted organisations and associations from collecting taxes, it added. BAN explained that goods-carrying vehicles stopped at various points not only encouraged multiple taxation for the same commodities, but also made it convenient for various unscrupulous individuals and organisations to levy taxes. As currently many taxes were levied by departments at various check points, the association wondered if collection of some of these taxes was legal, especially in the backdrop of GST norms. Moreover, a major part of these collections did not reach the State exchequer, it alleged. Streamlining of taxation system was necessary for development and overall growth of the State’s economy, BAN stressed.

IMPHAL, Sep 17: At least 10 houses were burnt down by armed miscreants at a village in Manipur’s Senapati district, which police have attributed to long existing inter-village land dispute. Irate villagers imposed a snap bandh along the Imphal-Dimapur section of NH-2 forcing hundreds of vehicles to remain stranded. The highway was opened following intervention by state tribal affairs minister. As per reports, armed miscreants suspected to be volunteers of Maram Khullen Circle Union (MKCU) intruded into Makhan Khuman village under Tadubi police station, Senapati district and set afire to houses Tuesday at around 4am. The suspects were armed with sophisticated arms, local reports alleged.

Houses at Makhan Khuman village in Senapati district set afire by armed miscreants on Tuesday. (NP)

Villagers of Maram have been confronted by their neighbouring villages of Makhan over the ownership of lands at the border between the two villages for the last over 40 years and clashes among the villagers were reportedly occasionally. Police as well as local

reports stated that the armed suspects stormed Makhan Khuman village in the early hour and set afire houses in the village. At least 10 houses were razed in the arson, reducing properties worth lakhs of rupees to ashes. After torching the houses, the miscreants also

set fire to a bridge on the highway at Makhan, destroying OFC cables of telecom service. The damage of telecom cables forced the shutdown of services, but was restored later in the afternoon. Angered by burning of the houses, villagers of Makhan villages imposed

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cent of its oil needs, experts said. The attack on the world’s largest oil processing facility in Saudi Arabia has led to a record surge in global crude prices. After soaring as much as 20 per cent to USD 71.95 per barrel on Monday, Brent crude futures corrected slightly to trade at USD 67.97 per barrel on Tuesday. Higher import cost of oil could sharply worsen current account position, compress profit margins and raise inflation, a Nomura report said. Tracking the move-

ment in oil prices, the rupee further depreciated by 37 paise (intra-day) to trade at 71.97 per US dollar. Market participants were also on edge awaiting cues from the upcoming trade talks between China and the US as well as a much-anticipated policy meeting of the Federal Reserve, scheduled to begin later in the day. Elsewhere in Asia, Shanghai Composite Index and Hang Seng ended significantly lower, while Nikkei and Kospi settled in the green.

ZRLWC seeks rly LSC calls for exempting line demarcation CIHSR staff from taxation

KOHIMA, SEP 17 (NPN): Zubza Railway Link Welfare Committee (ZRLWC) has requested the railway authority to give a demarcation point/line at both ends of the breadth for the entire stretch of New Railway BG Line from Dhansiri to Zubza. In a press release, ZRLWC secretary Neidilhoutuo SechĂź appreciated the department for not delaying the compensation to the landowners. However, the committee stated that the landowners were still confused as to how much land the railways have acquired, especially the space covering the breadth. In this regard, the welfare committee has asked the department to give demarcation line as some of the landowners after knowing the breadth wished to carry out their own personal activities in their land that has not been acquired by the department.

10 houses torched in Manipur inter-village land dispute Correspondent

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a total blockade along the highway under the aegis of Makhan People Organisation (MPO). They demanded immediate arrest of the miscreants responsible for burning of the houses. The blockade was, however, suspended after a talk with state tribal affairs N Kayishii who rushed to village. Earlier, the villagers demanded booking of miscreants within 24 hours. In case of failure to arrest the culprits, they threatened to impose an indefinite blockade on the highway. Meanwhile, the home department has deployed one platoon of armed IRB personnel to protect the villagers. Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh, who termed the incident as unfortunate, said more forces would be sent if required.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Local Support Committee (LSC) of Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR), Diphupar, Dimapur has appealed to everyone to refrain from demanding tax from the functionary and workers of the hospital. In view of the recent demand for cash from some staff and collecting contact numbers of management’s members, LSC reminded all of the recent agreement and commitment made by various Naga national groups. Instead, committee chairman Rev Dr Phuveyi Dozo, secretary Rev Dr Rabi Pame and member Rev Dr N Toshi Ao, in a joint statement, called for strengthening the institution to promote health welfare of the people. According to LSC, during its initial stage and till its objective was fully understood, CIHSR faced demand for cash and percent deduction from various Naga national groups. But with hope, the committee claimed of having taken initiatives and negotiated with all groups with much prayer. Thanking God and appreciating all groups for understanding the purpose of CIHSR and exempting it from taxation, LSC asserted that the institute would continue its development undisturbed and unhindered. It also acknowledged cooperation of the groups in the journey of the institute founded on Christian principles to help the needy and poor.

ZPO rejects its dissolution by ‘paid gathering of people’

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Sharply reacting to the dissolution of two ZPOs by the general convention of Zeliang people at Jalukie town on September 13, 2019, the Zeliang People’s Organisation (ZPO) Tuesday termed as “simply nothing more than unethical� the statement issued by Tumda Newme and Khenglubo “who respectively are stated to be the sessional chairman and sessional secretary of a paid gathering of people�. In a press release, ZPO president Ramdi Meru and general secretary Kiepeube Zehuny asserted that ZPO was a principled and mandated apex organisation of the Zeliang tribe of Nagaland. They said ZPO has been representing its people in all manners of activities and given due recognition by all tribes and also the government of Nagaland. ZPO said it would continue to represent the Zeliang tribe with all dignity and satisfaction in all platforms even in the days to come. “This right of the ZPO brought into being for sheer selfless sacrifice in the service for the welfare of the Zeliang people is absolute and therefore neither challengeable nor negotiable,� the organisation asserted. According to ZPO, the delusion that the Zeme Council and Liangmai Council could meddle in the affairs of the ZPO, and “imprudently go further� to declare its dissolution was the “pinnacle of absurdity of the outlook of that paid gathering�. ZPO alleged that onus of misleading the two “respectable councils� was entirely attributable to the “wayward� and present executive of the Zeliang Welfare Society (ZWS). The organisation claimed that ZWS was previously constituted by ZPO to look after the management of the Zeliang building in Dimapur, but “have never come back to the terms and language of the ZPO.� Stating that its conviction was upholding the inherent rights and protecting the indigenous Zeliang people of Nagaland, ZPO has, therefore, affirmed that should any further confusion be created in any manner by people of vested interests it would “seek to befittingly address routing a means of serving legal notice to end all menace.� K Y M C

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KVKs undertake tree plantation

Participants at KVK Lumami.

Tree sapling being distributed to the participants.

DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Nagaland University (NU) Lumami and KVK Phek conducted tree plantation programmes on September 17. KVK NU Lumami: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Nagaland University (NU) conducted mass plantation drive-cumfarmers’ meeting as part of ongoing Swachhta Hi Seva at Zaphumi village on September 17. A press release from KVK, NU, Lumami senior scientist and head, Dr. Rakesh Kumar Chaurasia stated that, prof. N.S. Jamir, vice-chancellor incharge, NU, Lumami graced the occasion. In his speech, he encouraged the farmers to be hard working and adopt location specific

ACTO (Agronomy). The first session of the programme concluded with planting of litchi saplings and free distribution of seedless litchi saplings to the each and every household of the Zhaphumi village. Farmers’ meeting was conducted in the second session, where scientists of KVK and farmers discussed about the problems and solutions of the farming system in the village. Altogether 40 farmers attended the programme. KVK Phek: KVK Phek organised tree plantation programme under Swachhta Hi Sewa on September 17. A press release from KVK Phek stated that, Dr. T. Esther Lonkumer, senior scientist and head i/c, KVK Phek briefed

technologies suitable for them so that it would help in creating income generating sources and reduce unemployment problems. He also encouraged the village council to adopt resolution on village area cleanliness, preservation of forest around the village areas and minimum plantation of trees by every household of the village. Dr. Rakesh Kumar Chaurasia, highlighted the purpose and need for organising the programme and urged the farmers to make the village as “litchi village”. Dr. Kundan Kumar, SMS (Agril. Extension) elaborated on the launching of the “Swachhta Hi Seva”. Vote of thanks for the programme was delivered by Dr. Visakho Shunyu,

Sales day held by women SHG Federation, Pftusero block

Women vendors and customers during the sales day.

DIMAPUR: Women SHG Federation Pfutsero block, NSRLM organised sales day at sports complex Pfutsero town on September 17, wherein 19 village level organisations under Pfutsero RD block participated. A press release from NSRLM Pfutsero block, block programme manager Veluhu Vero stated that, sales day was graced by Vekhrolo Koza, block development officer-cumBMM Pfutsero block. In his representation speech

by Dzieseneizo Liezietsu, SO Pfutsero block encouraged the women SHGs and Nagas to seek and create opportunities and platforms for innovations towards sustainability. While appreciating the federation for organising such events for the villagers, he also stressed on the importance of nutritious food for good health through the organic farming practices. Wepretso-ü Kupa, president Women SHG Federation Pfutsero block chaired

the inaugural programme and Puhulu Krose, associate women pastor Porba Baptist Church prayed for blessings. Various items such as flowers, handicrafts, vermicompost, processed foods and beverages, fruits, vegetables, fast foods, meats & non-timber forest products were sold at the event. Two best stalls were awarded to Khroche village level organisation and Joy village level organisation both from Pfutseromi village.

about the importance of tree plantation in the environment. Special guest Vevo K Dzudo, president PFU expressed happiness for conducting such a programme and urged the participants to take up mass tree plantation programme in the village. A brief presentation on the title “Plant trees and save the earth” was delivered by Dr. Rinku Bharali, ACTO, KVK Phek. Tree saplings were distributed and there was also planting of trees in the campus. Earlier, welcome note was given by Liza Barua Bharali, ACTO, KVK Phek and vote of thanks by Dr Hannah K Asangla, ACTO KVK-Phek. A total of 77 participants including farmers and office staff attended the programme.

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news in Brief ANHTU Dimapur unit silver jubilee: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers’ Union (ANHTU) Dimapur unit will celebrate its silver jubilee and state level Hindi Divas on October 4. All the government schools (Class 9 to 12) and Hindi Institutes (Classes Parichey, Kovid, Diploma 1st & 2nd Year) under Dimapur district are informed to send the names of 4 students for debate on “Advantage and disadvantage of social media” and 5 students for essay competition on “Importance of Hindi” on or before September 25 without fail. For further details, one may contact H. Daniel Sema gen. secy. ANHTU) Dimapur unit at 9774462301 and Petemo Lotha president ANHTU Dimapur unit at 9856313994. NPPC to observe International Day of Peace: National Peace Prayer Centre (NPPC), Nihoto village Dimapur will be organizing three days of International Day of Peace programme from September 19 to 21. The day will be observed with peace healing service in the evening from 4:30 p.m. International Day of peace official programme will be observed on September 21, 10 a.m. All the peace loving citizens have been invited and be blessed. Clarification: Press secretary to minister of Health and Family Welfare, has clarified that the name of V. Kashiho Sangtam, Minister for Soil and Water Conservation and Geology & Mining, who was also present during the meeting on September 14, was inadvertently not inserted from the list the members of ministers of the Cabinet Sub-Committee constituted to finalize the demarcation of Dimapur-Peren Boundary.

Dimapur Police apprehends 3 DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police apprehended three persons namely, Hukheto Aye ‘SS khapur’ of NSCN (U) of Niuland Dimapur, Akiguka Achumi ‘SS rajepeu’ of NSCN (IM) of Akuluto, Zunheboto and Pito Assumi of VK town, Zunheboto on September 17. According to Police/PRO, they were extorting money from business establishment at River Belt Colony Dimapur. In this connection, a case has been registered at Dimapur West Police Station.

Nagaland advisor for Tourism, Art and Culture, H Khehovi Yeputhomi represented the state during the Tourism Ministers’ Conclave 2019 held at Kovalam, Kerala, on September 16.

GPRN/NSCN condolence

DIMAPUR: GPRN/NSCN has expressed grief over the untimely demise of Kuhokhe Awomi (73 yrs), deputy kilonser of Phuye Old village, who breathed his last on September 16. GPRN/NSCN through its MIP stated that, late Kuhokhe was a man of principle who committed to strive for the people and cause of the Naga nation. MIP stated that his contributions and service in various capacities since 1993 towards the Naga nation shall be ever cherished and recorded in the pages of the Naga history. While stating that his demise has created a huge vacuum in the society in particular and organisation in general, the GPRN/NSCN further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family members and pray that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

Free medical camp held at Mima village DIMAPUR: As part of its yearlong celebration of 75th years of Christianity in Mima village, the Mima Baptist Church (MBC) in collaboration with Angami Baptist Church Council (ABCC) medical team conducted a free medical camp at Mima village on September 15 led by medical board chairman, Dr. Khriezoto Paphino. A press release from secretary Virielhou Rieu Keyie informed that altogether 52 members from

ABCC medical team participated including doctors, nurses and technicians. The team attended to various ailments of the villagers and provided heathcare services to over 376 patients besides giving a talk on healthcare and food safety measures through demonstration. Meanwhile, Mima Baptist Church on behalf of the village conveyed appreciation and gratitude to ABCC medical team for extending various medical Members of ABCC, MBC and medical team at the camp. services to the village.

Awareness on child rights held at Ahthibung DIMAPUR: Awareness programme on child rights and Protection of Children from Sexual Offence (POCSO) Act 2015 was organised by district child protection unit (DCPU) Peren on September 15, at Ahthibung. A press release by district child protection unit Peren stated that the programme aimed to enlighten the unreached rural community about child rights and child protection. In a keynote address DCPO, Peren, Avika Zhi-

momi highlighted the structure of the Integrated Child Protection Services (ICPS). He also stressed on the need for setting up of Village Level Child Protection Committee (VLCPC). Resources person, legal-cum-probation officer, Peren, Asungbe, spoke on various child rights and Juvenile Justice Act (JJ ACT) and POCSO Act 2015. Others he spoke included PO (NIC) Vihoto Kinny, Ibamsile Doson, centre coordinator, Childline Peren.

One year celebration of Ayushman Bharat DIMAPUR: Nagaland will be celebrating Ayushman Bharat Pakhwara, a fortnight first anniversary celebration across the districts from September 15 to 30. A press release from AB-PMJAY Nagaland state nodal officer, Dr. Kikameren Longkumer stated that, a walkathon will be held in each of the district headquarters, jointly organized by the departments of Health and Family Welfare, Social Welfare, Urban Development,

and Municipal Affairs. K i p h i r e, Ko h i m a , Pe r e n , Tu e n s a n g, a n d Zunheboto will hold the programme on September 19, Dimapur and Phek on September 23, Longleng and Wokha on September 27, Mon on September 24, and yet to be decided for Mokokchung district. Ay u s h m a n B h a r a t Diwas will be held at all the PMJAY empanelled hospitals and sub-centre Health and Wellness Cen-

tres (HWCs) on September 23. IEC campaign will be held on the day with hospital staffs and community members. There are 59 PMJAY empanelled hospitals in the state consisting of 4 private hospitals, 11 district hospitals, 20 community health centres and 24 primary health centres. Beneficiary identification and verification drives to generate PMJAY ecards will be held in several villages in each district.

State level prize distribution on Swachhta Pakhwada COTPA Flying Squad conducts checking Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 17 (NPN): State level prize distribution day on Swachhta Pakhwada (cleanliness fortnights) organised by DMA and SMA with state mission director Samagra Shiksha Nagaland, Kevileno Angami as special guest was held at Samagra hall directorate of School Education Kohima on Tuesday. Kevileno Angami in her address said cleanliness campaign should impact health, reduce germ and bacteria and keep people healthy. Under the Swatch Bharat Abhiyan various cleanliness drive activities and observation are taking place in the country, however she said that observing the day will not fulfil the mission. She encouraged the gathering to inculcate the habit of cleanliness as their habit and discourage on single use plastic. She advised the students to influence friends and family members to keep surrounding and environment clean and carry forward this campaign to K Y M C

Kevileno along with the department officials and winners of the competition (NP).

make the nation clean and free from plastic use. She also advised the students to educate their parents and others the harmful effect of using non-biodegradable plastic. Director School Education Nagaland Wonthungo Tsopoe in his keynote address said that in commemorating 150 years of Mahatma Gandhi birth anniversary, month long activities has been chalked out by the GOI all the states and union territories to observe the “ Swachhata Hi seva” (cleanliness is service) with a theme “plastic

waste shramdaan” with an aim at making India plastic free by 2022. Tsopoe said ever y child has to take up one activity for personal/ school/community and home cleanliness. He said it is necessary to create awareness among school children about recycled and non-recycled waste, every school has to maintain dustbin (blue/green). He urged the teachers to create awareness the importance of cleanliness and plastic free environment not only during competition but throughout their life.

Altogether 31 students from 12 schools participated in essay competition, letter writing and painting competition. In letter writing competition on the topic “letter to Papu” (junior) Menoseno of St. John Bosco school Khonoma bagged first prize, 2nd prize by Neivotono from GMS Pfuchama upper and 3rd prize Nokdensang of GHS New market. Letter writing for senior, the first prize bagged by Shemhalü (GMS New ministers hill), 2nd prize Kekuoseü Kiewhuo (Don Bosco school Chiephobo-

zou) and 3rd Notsonu Yiene (Loyala HSS Jakhama). In letter essay writing competition (for both junior and senior) on the topic “plastic waste free India”, 1st Thejavino Sophi (St. John Bosco school Khonoma), 2nd Kevise Tase (Loyala HSS Jakhama), and 3rd Keneiphrenuo (Don Bosco school Chiephobozou). In painting competition (both junior and senior), 1st Neichümhalie Peki (Loyola HSS Jakhama), 2nd Nokdi Longchar (Public school Dzüvürü) and 3rd Vilhukhotuo (St. John Bosco school Khonoma). The programme was chaired by assistant mission director Samagra Shiksha Nagaland Kelhikha Kenye, welcome address by deputy mission director Samagra Shiksha Nagaland Timothy Thong, prizes to the winners were given away by chairman Nagaland Board of School Education Asano Sekhose while vote of thanks was proposed by deputy mission director Samagra Shiksha Nagaland Theyievilie Suohumvu.

COTPA team with the seized materials.

DIMAPUR: COTPA Flying Squad, Wokha national tobacco control programme (NTCP) Wokha conducted an enforcement drive around the shops near educational institutions on September 17. According to DIPR report, DBs from District administration, representa-

tives from Lotha Students’ Union, Wokha Circle Students’ Union and women police carried out the drive. The squad penalized 6 (six) defaulters and seized tobacco products from the shops falling within the restricted areas. The shops were further warned

from keeping and selling tobacco products according to COTPA, failing which they will be penalized to the law during such drive which will be done on regular basis in future. This was informed by UBI, O/C Wokha Police Station, Nchumbemo Kikon. K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST

September 18 (Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A p.m. thunderstorm or two

34 26

A p.m. thunderstorm or two

30 20

Aizawl

Guwahati Some sun, a stray t-storm Imphal

Partly sunny; nice

Itanagar A thunderstorm in spots

34 24 30 20 29 22

Shillong

A shower and t-storm around 24 16

Kohima

A shower and t-storm around 25 17

Dimapur A t-storm around in the a.m. Mkg

Tuensang A thunderstorm in the area Wokha

31 23

Some sun, a shower or t-storm 27 18 A thunderstorm in spots

Zunheboto Partly sunny, a thunderstorm

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Mhathung Yanthan advisro, Dr. Chumben Murry MLA and Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon DC Wokha along with others. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Monthly district planning and development board (DPDB) meeting was held on September 17 at DC’s conference hall, Wokha, with chairman DPDB Wokha & advisor Horticulture & Border Affairs, Mhathung Yanthan. Dr. Chumben Murry MLA also attended the meeting. According to DIPR report, reviewing the last meeting minutes for adoption of one village each from the four constituencies under Wokha district, convener for selection of the villages ADC (HQ)

Mhathung Tsanglao read out the names of villages constituency wise, namely 37 A/C Nungying, 38 A/C Wokha Village, 39 A/C Aree Old and 40 A/C Liphanyan which was accepted by the board in principle. ADC further informed the board that the committee will visit the selected villages to prepare modalities, strategies and action plans. Departments like DRDA, Agriculture, Horticulture, Veterinary & Animal Husbandr y, District Education, Forest, R&B Wokha and Baghty

division and PHE presented their action plans to be executed in the four adopted villages. Chairman DPDB said for the success of adoption plan coordinated approach was required and stated all line departments to pull in resources and to converge schemes and programmes/ incorporate schemes and activities to improve the quality of life in every sector so as to bring transformation at the adopted villages. Chairman also requested the remaining departments to come out

with clear-cut objectives and action plans to be presented in the next meeting. He further urged all the line departments not to go only for the funding pattern but also to impart capacity building/technical knowhow to adopt climate change for mass production in Agri and allied sectors for alleviation of rural livelihood. Fo r c o n s t r u c t i o n of Lotha Middle Range Students’ Union office building at Sanis town, the chairman directed the concer ned department (Housing/CAWD) to prepare detail technical estimate for deliberation in the next meeting. Board also approved ICONIC projects to be taken up during 2019-20 in all the four assembly constituencies, namely 37th Tiyi A/C construction of rest house at New Changsu, 38th Wokha A/C construction of girls hostel at SMBS school, 39th Sanis A/C construction of stadium at Lotsu and 40 Bhandari A/C construction of GHSS building located under SDO (C) Ralan. Board also approved for creation of EE PWD (R&B) post at Bhandari sub-division to concerned department for recommen-

Childline 1098 launched

DIMAPUR: An emergency 24-hour national toll-free helpline number-1098 to address issues related to children was launched on September 17 at Conference Hall, DC Complex, New Peren. According to DIPR report, the launching programme was graced by DC Peren, Sentiwapang Aier. Childline 1098 Peren, an initiative of collaboration organisation, Rongmei Baptist Association Nagaland and Childline India Foundation (CIF), is a project of the Union Ministry of Women Zunheboto received an unprecedented heavy rainfall on September 16 leading to & Child Development, Govthe damage of many public properties caused by the landslide. DC of the concern ernment of India. Nodal director CHILDdistrict visited along with his administration officers and disbursed the emergency LINE 1098 Nagaland and relief fund to the affected families. (35 A/C NDPP) Governing Board Member, CIF, Subonenba Longkumer asserted that Childline 1098 aims to reach out to children, who are in need of special care and attention. The main motive of introducing the helpline was to provide services to abused children or children put into child labour, emotionally and physically disturbed children, abandoned children, missing or run-away children etc. Counseling can be made through phone calls and in Dimapur and Mokokchung, 620 phone calls have been

received within a year, said Subonenba. He requested the churches, institutions, government and NGOs to support Childline project and urged both the government and private institutions to organise awareness programme on this. DC Peren, SentiwapangAier, in his speech, expressed gratitude and congratulated Rongmei Baptist Association Nagaland & CHILDLINE India Foundation (CIF) team for successfully launching the 4th Childline 1098 in the district. He encouraged the team to give their utmost importance and strive hard so that they can reach the required target. The launching programme was moderated by counsellor, Childline 1098 Peren, Rongmei Baptist Association Nagaland, Ganchuimei Gonmei while short speeches were delivered by additional SP, Peren, Limaakum T. Jamir and District Child Protection Officer, Peren, Avika Zhimomi and vote of thanks by Centre Coordinator, Childline 1098 Peren, Rongmei Baptist Association Nagaland, Ibamsile Doson.

UDID state level training programme

A four member expert technical team from Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology, Sikkim headed by associate professor, Kushal Pokhrel visited St. Paul HS School, Dimapur on September 16 and conducted a full day hands-on workshop on robotics, automation and artificial intelligence to the students of class XI and XII science. (SPHSS Dimapur)

Dimapur: State level training programme on Unique Disability ID (UDID) project and usage of Unique Disability ID application software for all the DCs, CMOs, DWOs along with the data operators will be held on September 23, 9:30 a.m at Hotel Japfu Kohima. All the concerned officials have been requested to attend the training positively.

PCAN and ANPSA consultative meeting in Dimapur DIMAPUR: Private College Association Nagaland (PCAN) and All Nagaland Private School Association (ANPSA) Central held a consultative meeting at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur on September 16. A press release from ANPSA central president, Nini Sekhose, ANPSA central publicity secretary Ashuli Apil, PCAN president Dr. P. S. Lorin and PCAN general secretary, Vezuhü Keyho stated that, the two associations shared their concerns for a common objective and a shared future of the society, through quality education. Members of PCAN and ANPSA during the meeting. K Y M C

The two associations as key stakeholders, agreed to work together. Private College Association Nagaland and All Nagaland Private School Association central resolved to express their deep concern on the attempt to force Hindi as a “compulsory” language at various levels. They appreciated the objective of the state government and the Higher Education department to strive towards making Nagaland an educational hub. Associations shall strive their best to support the government to achieve the objective.

dation. For establishment of sub-treasury office at Sanis ADC headquarters, the board after deliberation recommended to redeploy the staff of Baghty branch attached at treasury office Wokha to be redeployed under ADC headquarters office Sanis. Powerpoints were presented by departments of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, Cooperation departmentARCS and department of DEO (Employment). Mhathung accompanied by Dr. Chumben Murry, vice-chairman & deputy commissioner Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon and board members also visited the ongoing major developmental projects in the district such as DC official residential building, district court building and also inspected the circuit house/VIP rest house infrastructure condition. Seniors officer from Kohima, jt. secretary Labour Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (LESD&E) Anthony Ngullie, Dr. V. Rutsa jt. director V&AH, addll. director V & AHS Dr. B. Lawa, additional registrar co-operation (ARCS), B. Bumo Khiam and assistant director (LESD&E), Zubemo Lotha Tsanglao also attended the meeting.

Cadet explaining the layout of the school to GoC.

DIMAPUR: General officer commanding (GoC), Spear Corps, visited Sainik School, Punglwa on September 16. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), GoC was given a brief about the school activities by the principal. Cadets of the school also gave an orientation about the layout of the school on a sand model which was appreciated by the visiting dignitary. GoC visited the school premises wherein he was briefed on the training and administrative infrastructure available with the school including the smart class rooms, olympic sized swimming pool, equestrian ground for horse riding, well equipped indoor stadium, sports facilities like

hockey, football and basketball courts, mechanised laundry, modern kitchen and cctv cameras installed in the school premises. GoC addressed the cadets of the school and motivated them to become good citizens of the nation and useful member of society. Cadets were also exhorted to work hard to join the noblest profession and to serve the motherland. Principal, Sainik School Punglwa, presented a memento to the GoC. While presenting a token of appreciation to the school, GoC reminded the staff of the significant responsibility being shouldered by them towards shaping the character and future of the budding leaders of the nation.

Naga Christian Fellowship Conclave 2019 held in Bengaluru

NCF Bengaluru members with NBCC officials and pastor.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland missions movement (NMM), the missions department of Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) organised the Naga Christian Fellowship (NCF) conclave under the theme “Knitted together in Christ”, hosted by NCF Bengaluru from September 13 to 15. A press release from NMM secretary, Rev. Andrew Semp stated that, this programme is held once in every two years to have fellowship, encourage, strengthen and learn from one another. Rev. Dr. Kethozelhou Keyho, general secretary, NBCC encouraged and challenged the members and reminded them to be the salt and light which has its favour and which ignites its brightness wherever one is placed. Rev. Andrew Semp, secretary NMM also shared on the need to live worthy of one’s calling with total commitment and

serve the purpose. Zanbemo Kithan, pastor, Yikhum Baptist Church led the Bible study in which he reminded the members about the second coming of Jesus and to be ready and fulfill the call and purpose of being in the prophetical ministry. NCF forum convenor, Wapangtoshi Longkumer in his keynote address reminded that the core objective of having NCF ministry was to cater to the spiritual need

life of Nagas living in different cities. Altogether forty-one (41) delegates from twenty one (21) NCFs, NBCC/ NMM officials and staff attended and took part in the programme. NMM expressed gratitude to NCF Bangalore led by Rev. Zhabu Yimsung, pastor and his entire team for hosting the Conclave 2019. The next conclave will be hosted by NCF Chennai.

Walk in interview for Peninsula Technical Solution Pvt Ltd. Need Good English speaking candidates for technical support call center U.S process in Delhi. Required for position of 'CSR' i.e. Customer Sales Representatives. Requirements to be fulfilled by the candidateEducation- 10th pass and above. Good English speaking skills. Age 20+ Salary:15000+ Please carry your required documents along with a passport sized photo and a resume. Accommodation and transportation will be provided by the company. Interviews will be held at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. Time 10 am to 4 pm Date 20 September 2019. Reach us at the below given number. Contact details : Managing Director 8287718844/8076370313

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Deb backs Shah’s ‘one nation, one language’ call Agartala, Sep 17 (IANS): Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has supported Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s call for ‘one nation, one language’ and said he didn’t believe English language was the only key to development. Addressing a function here on Monday, the Chief Minister said, “There are examples of successful countries, like Japan, Russia, Germany and France, which grew without the help of English.” Those who couldn’t speak English should not be belittled as it was not the only factor to attain success in life, the Chief Minister said. Shah said on Saturday a common language would become “the mark of India’s global identity.” Speaking at a function on the occasion of “Hindi Diwas”, Shah urged people to use Hindi more often to help fulfil dreams of Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel of ‘one nation, one language’.

Narendra Modi (File) I join millions in wishing a very happy birthday to PM @narendramodi ji. The architect of #NewIndia, Modi ji’s leadership has put India’s assertive footprint in the global arena & shattered our enemies. We’re honoured to be a part of this great transformation. #HappyBdayPMModi Biplab Kumar Deb: Warm birthday greetings to @PMOIndia Shri @ narendramodi Ji. His contribution as a PM & strengthening BJP is outstanding. Guided by his valuable experience, hard work and insight, India is developing in all sectors globally. I pray for his hale and hearty life &

Diphu, Sep 17: According to a delayed report, brother of an established businessman in Dokmoka, Eastern a Karbi Anglong was kidnapped from Dokmoka town on Friday evening The incident took place at around 6:10 pm when three militants heavily armed came in two motorbikes and swooped into the house of the businessman and abducted his brother at gunpoint and swiftly headed towards Howraghat Township. The abducted man has been identified as Bijoy Agarwal (35) by local police. A case was registered at Dokmoka police station. A search operation is currently underway to recover the abducted person. It may be mentioned that Dokmoka and Langhing locality within the command of the same police station have become prime targets of the militant organization. According to primary analysis, it appears militant group PDCK or newly shaped ragtag groups manned by ex-militants are carrying out the subversive activity, taking advantage of K Y M C

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IMPHAL, Sep 17: As per the latest stats, 77 lives were claimed in 346 road mishaps in a span of six months, from January to June this year, and 556 persons were injured in Manipur. “This is a matter of concern,” said Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh who attended the ‘Road Safety Awareness Programme on Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019 in Imphal’s ISBT Complex on Tuesday. Singh expressed the urgent need for strict scrutiny of identities before issuing driving license to applicants and checking import of cheap pre-owned vehicles to the state. The chief minister who also holds the charge of transport portfolio as well as chairman of State Level Road Safety Council, asked officials concerned of the state transport department to be careful in issuing driving license as it is an important identity document. They should strictly scrutinise identities of applicants before issuing driving license because it may be used as a legal document by illegal migrants to even claim to be natives of the state, he said. He warned that no official found indulging in

CM N Biren Singh at the Road Safety Awareness Programme on Motor Vehicles Amendment Act 2019 in Imphal’s ISBT Complex on Tuesday. irregularities in issuing driving license would be spared while reminding detection of many fake licenses during a mass drive conducted last year. The chief minister said that the Motor Vehicles Act had been amended to curb and contain rising number of fatal road accidents. From January to June this year, 346 road accidents occurred in the state claiming 77 lives and injuring 556 persons. In comparison with the data of 2018 (during the same period), 2019 witnessed an increase of 23.13% in the number of accidents. There was also rise of 14.92% in the number of deaths and 15.11% in the number of injuries, he informed. Stating that drives

Tarun Gogoi criticises Centre for Centre to open Advanced slapping PSA on Farooq Abdullah Landing Ground in Arunachal GUWAHATI, SEP 17 (PTI): Senior Assam Congress leader Tarun Gogoi Tuesday criticised the Centre slapping the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA) on National Conference chairman Farooq Abdullah and called it a blatant misuse of power. This step by the Centre, which allows authorities to detain an individual for six months without trial, is a threat to the survival of democracy in the country, Gogoi, who is the former Assam chief minister, said in a statement here. The arrest of the ailing octogenarian Kashmir leader has violated constitutional provisions of liberty and dignity of every citizen of the country, he said. Abdullah, a three-term chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir, five-time parliamentarian and a former union minister, was slapped with the PSA on Monday and his residence at Srinagar was declared a jail. He had

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prosperity. Neiphiu Rio: Happy Birthday Honourable @ PMOIndia Shri @narendramodi. Wishing you happiness, good health and long life in the service of the nation. #happybirthdaynarendramodi #HappyBirthdayPMModi N Biren Singh: Heartiest Birthday greetings and best wishes to Shri @narendramodi ji, the architect of modern India and a prosperous North-East. May the God shower him with a long, healthy and peaceful life in the service of the Nation. #HappyBdayPMModi. Pawan Chamling: Wishing @narendramodi ji a very Happy Birthday! @PMOIndia Himanta Biswa Sharma: To the architect of #NewIndia; one who inspired #SwachhBharat & #AyushmanBharat; one who ear ned #SabkaVishwas; & who created #JanDhan - Sri Narendra Damodardas Modi - Heartiest greetings on your birthday. You are the finest son of Maa Bharati. #HappyBdayPMModi @ narendramodi.

Mangaldoi (Assam), Sep 17 (PTI): A case has been filed against a police officer for allegedly torturing three women inside a police station in Assam’s Darrang district, police said Tuesday. The women were picked up from their home in Guwahati in connection with a kidnapping case involving their brother and were brought to Burha police outpost at Mangaldoi on September 9, Darrang district superintendent of police Amrit Bhuyan said. The three were released after their brother and the woman he had allegedly kidnapped surrendered at the police outpost. The women later alleged in a complaint to the police superintendent that they were assaulted and tortured by the in-charge of the police outpost, Mahendra Sarma and had been wounded severely. Bhuyan said that an inquiry has been ordered into the allegations of use of “excess force” by Sarma. The medical examination of the women had been carried out and the report is yet to be received, the SP said. “If the inquiry points to use of excess force, then necessary action will be taken against the police official,” he added.

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dense forest cover which encompasses the locality and the adjacent inter-district bordering areas like Kaki reserve forest and Samuguri locality which are sparsely populated. These areas serve as an ideal hideout and as dungeon of the hostages for militants. Mention may be made here that before this incident number of similar incident had taken place in and around Dokmoka. As per unsubstantiated source, in each incident, the victim families were compelled to pay heavy ransom for the safe return of the victims. Head of the institution Thong Nok Bey College, Proprietor of the local filling station, petty businessman of Phuloni locality Babul Debnath and another businessman of Langhing were kidnapped by turns within interval of two to three months. Meanwhile, police have achieved considerable success in the counter insurgency operation- around 30 militants have been arrested, around 28 arms and 180 rounds of assorted ammunitions, large number of mobile handsets and SIM have been seized from them.

Tarun Gogoi (File) been under detention since August 5, the day the Centre abrogated the special status of J&K under Article 370. “The situation has become so serious that even the Supreme Court had to intervene and ask the Centre to restore normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir as soon as possible,” Gogoi claimed. The apex court had on Monday asked the Centre and Jammu and Kashmir administration to make all endeavours to restore normalcy in Kashmir valley as soon as possible. Gogoi said the mishandling of the situation in J&K

has led to further deterioration in the state of affairs in that state as restrictions and curbs on rights and privileges of the people along with detention of political leaders continue. “This has further alientated the people of Jammu and Kashmir and also provided oxygen to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan to ensure his survival,” he claimed. The abrogation of Article 370 and decision to split the northern most state into two parts - the union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh without taking the stakeholders into confidence is contrary to the basic principles of democracy, Gogoi said. “Such an arbitrary decision in a democratic country like India is not a healthy sign. The BJP government may have got the mandate but it should not misuse its power. It should have taken the opposition parties into confidence,” he said.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PHEK : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE

Phek, Dated the 11th September 2019 No.DCP-LR/DP-8/2018/ Whereas Shri NUHUSA NIENU of Phek Village has applied for issue of duplicate site permit against Plot permit No. 634 at New Colony, Phek Town. And therefore Public are hereby asked to file Claims/Objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. After the expiry of the stipulated time, no Claims/Objection shall be entertained by this Office. (SACHIN JAISWAL) IAS Deputy Commissioner Phek : Nagaland DP-7059

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Guwahati, Sep 17 (IANS): The Centre on Wednesday will inaugurate the Advanced Landing Ground (ALG) at Vijay Nagar, the remotest Circle of Changlang district in Arunachal Pradesh located along the Indo-China border. Guwahati-based Defence PRO, Lt. Col. P. Khongsai on Tuesday said that the Chief of Eastern Air Command, Air Marshal R.D. Mathur and Chief of the Eastern Command Lt. Gen. Anil Chauhan will jointly inaugurate the ALG. T h e Vi j ay N a g a r ALG’s inauguration comes after the launch of seven other ALGs at Pasighat , Mechuka, Walong, Tuting, Ziro, Along and Tawang. “The inauguration of

the ALG at Vijay Nagar will allow operations for fixed wing aircraft including the AN 32,” said Lt. Col. Khongsai. The ALG at Vijay Nagar assumes importance as it borders Myanmar and China. Vijay Nagar is completely cut off as there is no motorable road to reach remote location. The Vijay Nagar ALG remained nonoperational for fixed wing aircraft since 2016 due to lack of maintenance. Ttructed a road near Doka La Pass, which was opposed and stopped by the Indian Army. The Centre has been undertaking steps to make ALGs in Arunachal Pradesh operational, at least for defence purposes.

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R. Sopu Colony will have a general meeting on 21st Sept 2019 at 10:00 AM at R. Sopu Colony Ground. All Registered members are compulsorily asked to attend the meeting; failing to do so, necessary action will be initiated. DP-7056 OFFICE OF THE

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With immense pride and honour we the Akhoyatsur Telongjem Kohima, would like to congratulate Mrs. Odipenla, Teacher in-charge, Govt. Middle School Akhoya, for recieving District Teachers Award on 5th Sept 2019. We, the ATTK wish her happiness and may God bless her for her selfless contribution to the society. Mrs. CHUBASENLA Mrs. S. Imsutula President, ATTK Gen. Secy, ATTK

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NORTHEAST, SEP 17 ( AGENCIES): From film stars, sports persons, politicians, BJP leaders, commoners and admirers, Twitter was flooded with greetings for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reports The Northeast Today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned 69 on Tuesday. He was in his home state for the day as Gujarat has planned a day of fanfare, prayers, and rallies. Modi reached Ahmedabad late on Monday. He started the day with blessings from his his mother, Heeraben. Several Twitter hashtags made it to the top India trends on the micro-blogging site. Here are the list of tweets from Northeast leaders wishing him on his 69th birthday. Conrad Sangma: I extended my heartiest greeting to you on your birthday Hon’ble PM @ narendramodi ji. May almighty always guide you to lead the nation. Happy Birthday! #happybirthdaynarendramodi #HappyBdayPMModi Sarbananda Sonowal:

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Tseminyu, Dated the 13th Sept. 2019.

OBJECTION – NOTICE Whereas Smti. Gwahile Kent, W/o Late Asinlo Kent (Carpentry Instructor, GHSS Tseminyu) who expired on 23/06/2019 has applied for issuance of Succession Certificate to Draw/Operate/Transfer her late husband Pension, GPF, GIS, FBF, Gratuity, Commutation, Leave encashment and SBI Account No. 11826858380 under section 375 of the Indian Succession Act 1925. Public are hereby asked to file any claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time. (NOKCHASASHI) Additional Deputy Commissioner Tseminyu, Nagaland DP-7033

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NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Shri/Smti Imongchemba of New Colony colony/village/town under Zunheboto District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/ Husband/ Brother/Sister/Father/Mother/Son/Daughter, Late K. Atoli Sema has expired on 26/04/2019. It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same. Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-7061

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against traffic rules violators would be intensified soon, he urged the public to cooperate with traffic police and transport department officials as the government is working for the safety of the public. On the other hand, he also asked the police and transport department officials to behave well with public while conducting traffic drives. Maintaining that road safety and traffic rules can’t be taken for granted, Singh appealed to the public to wear BIS-standard helmets, fasten seat belt and obey road safety guidelines and rules while driving. Among other, the programme was attended by state chief secretary Dr J Suresh Babu, who is also the chairman of High Level

Committee on Road Safety, some MLAs, state DGP LM Khaute and officials of the state transport department. SP (traffic) Khoisnam Sarma and commissioner (transport) M Harekrishna spoke on the objective of the awareness programme. Later, the chief minister administered road safety pledge to the gathering. He also handed over breath analysers and megaphones to traffic police and district transport officers. As part of the function, students also displayed placards on road safety at six traffic junctions. The function was jointly organised by transport department, traffic control wing, Rotary Club of Imphal and Rotary Club of Polo City.

Baby Imli! We love you not just because you are turning two, but because you are truly one in a million. We fuss over you not just because you are sweet, but because holding you is a precious treat.In life, we know that whatever you do, you’ll not just go very far. YOU’LL BE A ROCK STAR! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Lots of love frm your loved ones. Dear, Lamgouthang (Boipu) Khonsai Boipu wishing you a happy birthday. As you step into another year, may almighty God lead you in thy own way. Gouthang wish you a very happy birthday and a prosperous life. From, Loving Mom, Dad & Love ones.

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We, the Yangching Students’ Union take this proud moment to convey our heartiest congratulations to our brother, Mr. M. Phakmei Phom, son of Shri. T.K. Metchei Phom of Yangching Village for being selected to undergo B.V.Sc & A.H in the recently conducted NSEE 2019. The Union further extends our best wishes in all endeavors of his life and pray for sound health. P.L. Hamnyei Phom President, Y.S.U

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With immense pride and joy, we, the Heningkunglwa Students' Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Shri Kwerangchung Thou, Graduate Teacher, Government High School Heningkunglwa, for receiving State Teachers Award on 5th September 2019 for his selfless and sincere dedication in the profession of teaching. May the Almighty God continue to bless you in all your future endeavors. (Iculeupeung) (Samzaiyile) President, HSU Secretary, HSU

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FELICITATION The Shimpo Clan members Ungma congratulate Shri. I. Tiajungba Longkumer, P/T. Head Teacher, Govt. Middle School Imrong Ungma on receiving District Teacher's Award on 5th Sept.2019 held at Mokokchung. May you continue to work for the upliftment of the students community and may God bless you with good health and long life. On Behalf of Shimpo Clan. 1. Mr O. Tinu Longkumer, Tatar 2. Mr Limnukba Longkumer, Tatar. 3. Mr Rongsennungba Longkumer, Tatar. MKC-XXXX

18th September Still in good health and living happily. May God bless you abundantly and grant you many more years of good health.

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Modi gets ‘digital’ gift from BJP on 69th b’day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi being garlanded Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat and Chief Minister Vijay Rupani during a welcome ceremony on the occasion of his birthday at Kevadiya in Narmada district, Tuesday. (PTI)

of a young Modi meeting soldiers at Vadnagar railway station while he was selling tea, during the 1962 Indo-China war. The second chapter deals with the indecisiveness of “young Narendra” when he was searching for a way to serve the country and was undecided on whether to become

a saint or a soldier. How he wandered in the Himalayas and his keen interest in writing finds mention in this chapter. “Even as a child, he wrote a play called ‘Peelu Phool’ which emphasized on transcending caste barriers,” says the booklet. It also recounts his early tryst with elections for

the Ahmedabad civic body in 1987 and the Gujarat Assembly polls in 1990. Chapter three is all about the Modi of Gujarat. How Gujarat was turned around, how its economy was put on a growth trajectory under his chief ministership, how in spite of being a new administrator he dealt

No tree felling in Aarey for Mumbai enlists Japan’s help to metro car shed till Sep 30: HC build rainwater storage facilities

Aarey Colony which adjoins Sanjay Gandhi National Park is known as a major green lung of the metropolis.

MUMBAI, SEP 17 (PTI): The Bombay High Court on Tuesday said no trees shall be cut in Aarey Colony in north Mumbai to make way for Metro car shed till September 30 when it will hear a petition challenging proposed felling of over 2,600 trees in the area. Activist Zoru Bathena has filed a petition challenging the civic Tree Authority’s approval on August 29 for felling trees for the car shed. Aarey Colony which adjoins Sanjay Gandhi National Park is known as a major green lung of the metropolis.

M U M B A I , S EP 1 7 (AGENCIES): Mumbai’s civic body has sought the help of Japanese experts to help build massive underground storage facilities to hold rain water that would otherwise flood the city, reports Tribune News Service. According to officials here, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has called for experts from a Japanese company, Pacific Consultants Co Ltd, which had built underground silos in Tokyo to hold rain water that was then gradually released into the sea. “Unlike in Tokyo we are considering holding rainwater in underground tanks that would then be filtered and used for drinking,” Mumbai’s municipal commissioner Praveen Pardeshi told reporters here. Construction of huge underground storage tanks to hold excess rainwater that would otherwise flood the city was one of the suggestions mooted in the wake of severe flooding in Mumbai this year. BMC officials say

two experts from Tokyo are presently in Mumbai to study the topography of flood-hit areas of Mumbai and suggest various measures. ”The two experts from Japan are visiting various flood-prone areas of Mumbai, including the Mithi river and the Tulsi and Vihar lakes,” Additional Municipal Commissioner Vijay Singhal, who is in charge of the storm water drainage department said. Civic officials say rainwater collected in low-lying areas of Mumbai cannot be pumped into the sea during high tide. Diverting floodwater to underground tanks is expected to mitigate flooding. According to officials here, massive underground rainwater storage tanks have been planned in various areas of Mumbai like Bhandup and Mulund. BMC officials quote Japanese experts as saying that five underground tanks store storm water in Tokyo’s Kasukabe area, which is then gradually discharged into the Edo river to prevent flooding in urban areas.

with the massive earthquake of 2001 - all are part of this. It also talks about the introduction of solar power, water grid and the Sabarmati river front in the western state. It could not be complete without the mention of his contribution to the Sardar Sarovar Dam, which he visited even on Tuesday. The last and final chapter is about Narendra Modi since 2014 when he came to power at the Centre with a landslide victory and the ‘many firsts’ he introduced. The order to form a SIT on black money, clearing the long pending demand of One Rank One Pension (OROP), building a War Memorial in remembrance of the martyrs, his flagship Swachh Bharat Mission, and universal electrification are some of the key achievements that are listed. While many of the claims here, including anecdotes from Modi’s childhood, are made to give the Indian Prime Minister a larger than life image, the digital template is made keeping in mind Modi’s vision of ‘Digital India’.

Navy to commission second Scorpene submarine on Sept 28 NEW DELHI, SEP 17 (AGENCIES): The Navy will commission the second Scorpene submarine on September 28. The same day, the next generation of warships called ‘Nilgiri class’ will be sea-launched and the dry dock for aircraft carriers will be commissioned, reports Tribune News Service. Vice Admiral G Ashok Kumar, Vice Chief of the Navy, speaking to the media on Tuesday, said this is part of the expansion plan to make it a 175-platform Navy. The same day, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will be with the Navy on board sea-borne aircraft INS Vikramaditya. He will witness firing and operations on board the lead warship, a 47,000-tonne behemoth that can launch MiG-29K fighter jets from its deck and make them land on deck. The submarine made by the Naval Group of France and Mazagon Docks Limited (MDL), Mumbai,

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Sardar Sarovar Dam (File)

Bhopal, Sep 17 (PTI): Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Bala Bachchan on Tuesday claimed that the Sardar Sarovar Dam was filled up to the full reservoir level “ahead of its schedule” to facilitate celebration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday at the dam site. He said this disturbed the relief and rehabilitation works under way in the Madhya Pradesh areas submerged under the dam water. Modi, who turned 69 on Tuesday, arrived at Kevadiya in Gujarat in the

morning to take part in the ‘Namami Narmada’ festival being celebrated by the western state’s government to mark the filling up of the Sardar Sarovar Dam to its full reservoir level of 138.68 metres. Bachchan claimed that according to the Narmada Control Authority’s schedule, the dam was to be filled up to its full reservoir level by mid-October. “However, it was filled to the full level nearly a month ahead of its schedule so that the Prime Minister could celebrate his birthday at the site,” he told reporters

This change of schedule had disturbed the relief and rehabilitation works under way in the areas submerged under the dam water in four districts of MP, he said. “It would have been better if Modiji had paid attention to the Madhya Pradesh’s people affected due to the Sardar Sarovar Dam’s backwaters,” he said. The Prime Minister should have sanctioned immediate relief to these people, he said, adding that the Centre earlier promised the state to ensure proper rehabilitation of the damaffected people “but it was not yet fulfilled”. Residents of nearly 178 villages in MP’s Barwani, Dhar, Alirajpur and Khargone districts were affected

due to the dam’s backwaters, Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA) leader Medha Patkar told PTI on Monday. She said they would protest in Barwani during Modi’s birthday celebration. The NBA is demanding that the gates of the dam, built on the Narmada river, be opened immediately given that its backwaters had partially or fully flooded 178 villages in Madhya Pradesh. The floodgates of the dam were closed on June 17, 2017, 56 years after the foundation stone of the project was laid by then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. For the first time since the height of the dam was raised in 2017, the water level reached its highest peak at 138.68 m on Sunday evening.

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class—is a follow-up to the Shivalik class with better radars, firing ability and greater stealth features. The first warship will get launched at sea. All seven, costing Rs 48,000 crore, will be commissioned between 2022 and 2025. The ships are being made using modular construction; that is, several parts are made at different places and then integrated. MDL is making four of these while the Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers, Kolkata, is making three vessels. The money will be spent over the next six years. The dry dock for aircraft carriers can even take in INS Vikramaditya. On the capital budget—used for new equipment, warships, UAVs and planes among other things—the Vice Chief said that in 2012-13, the Navy had a 18 per cent share in the capital budget, which had dropped down to 13.66 per cent.

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New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi got a “digital” gift from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on his 69th birthday on Tuesday. The gift is a digital compilation of Modi’s journey so far divided into four chapters - “Childhood, young NaMo, Modi and For the first time since Independence”. The childhood chapter recalls Modi’s childhood acts of bravery like anecdotes how he swam across a lake infested with crocodiles to hoist a flag on a temple while he was aged just seven or eight. “Even as a young boy, Narendra never thought of any work as ‘big’ or ‘small’,” claims the infographics titled “The Story of Mother India’s beloved son”. Like most children, his mother instilled a sense of values in him. When he went on to become the Chief Minister of Gujarat for the first time, his mother asked him to promise not to take any bribe, claims the digital booklet. It also recalls incidents

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Oil break on economy

t was not good news for India’s economy when international crude prices rose between 10% to 15% after drones destroyed Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurias oil refineries belonging to Aramco, the state-owned company on September 14. India, the world’s third-largest oil importer, has a reason to worry as escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia have raised the spectre of higher oil prices. At the sites, which account for over 5% of global oil supply, the attacks sparked massive fires that were visible from outer space. Saudi Arabia is the second-largest supplier of crude oil and cooking gas to India. Saudi Aramco has, however, assured India that it will honour its supply contracts despite the production cuts. In the aftermath of the attacks, analysts have forecast an increase in global oil prices of between 10% and 15%, even though immediate supply-side disruptions may be averted. International benchmark Brent crude futures soared as much as 19.5% to $71.95 per barrel. Some traders are speculating that oil prices may cross the $100 mark again. Crude prices hit a record $147 per barrel in July 2008. Higher import bills can potentially exacerbate the current slowdown in the Indian economy. The rise in oil import bills could further aggravate India’s fiscal situation and make it tougher for the government and the central bank to effectively combat a slowdown in economic growth. According to industry sources, a dollar increase in the prices of oil raises import bills by around Rs.10,700 crore annually. India spent $111.9 billion on oil imports in 2018-19. The hikes are expected to hit price of petrol and diesel in the coming days. The surge in oil prices comes at a time when the Narendra Modi government is trying to boost the economy after GDP growth slumped to the slowest in more than six years. An increase in inflation stoked by higher fuel prices will also leave less space for RBI to cut interest rates to combat the slowdown. India imports more than 80% of its oil requirements and around 18% of natural gas. So, the surge in crude oil prices could increase India’s expenditure, thus adversely affecting India’s fiscal deficit - the difference between the government’s total revenue and total expenditure. The rise in crude oil prices has a clear impact on the Indian rupee. On May 24, 2018, the rupee closed at Rs.68.34 against the US dollar. This is a near 18-month low for the rupee, and only 0.6% away from its all-time low of Rs.68.825. India’s dependency on crude oil imports has only been increasing over the past few years. The dependency rose from 77.3% in FY2014 to 83.7% in FY2018. The rise in crude oil price has a big impact on the Indian Current Account Deficit (CAD). CAD is a measure of India’s trade where the value of goods and services imported exceeds the value of goods and services exported. Oil is a very important commodity and it is required to meet domestic fuel needs. In addition to that, it is a necessary raw material used in a number of industries. An increase in the price of crude oil means that would increase the cost of producing goods. Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman is battling economic slowdown by announcing a slew of boosters but hike in crude oil would severely test them.

DailyDevotion Is There Good in Temptation?

No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man… —1 Corinthians 10:13 The word temptation has come to mean something bad to us today, but we tend to use the word in the wrong way. Temptation itself is not sin; it is something we are bound to face simply by virtue of being human. Not to be tempted would mean that we were already so shameful that we would be beneath contempt. Yet many of us suffer from temptations we should never have to suffer, simply because we have refused to allow God to lift us to a higher level where we would face temptations of another kind. A person’s inner nature, what he possesses in the inner, spiritual part of his being, determines what he is tempted by on the outside. The temptation fits the true nature of the person being tempted and reveals the possibilities of his nature. Every person actually determines or sets the level of his own temptation, because temptation will come to him in accordance with the level of his controlling, inner nature. Temptation comes to me, suggesting a possible shortcut to the realization of my highest goal— it does not direct me toward what I understand to be evil, but toward what I understand to be good. Temptation is something that confuses me for a while, and I don’t know whether something is right or wrong. When I yield to it, I have made lust a god, and the temptation itself becomes the proof that it was only my own fear that prevented me from falling into the sin earlier. Temptation is not something we can escape; in fact, it is essential to the well-rounded life of a person. Beware of thinking that you are tempted as no one else— what you go through is the common inheritance of the human race, not something that no one has ever before endured. God does not save us from temptations— He sustains us in the midst of them (see Hebrews 2:18 and Hebrews 4:15-16).

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fter four years in labour and amidst anxious moment, the baby was finally delivered on August 31, 2019. But, as feared by some, it turned out to be a stillborn baby. While some felt vindicated and hence were relieved, if not rejoiced, others sulked and still many others screamed in horror. This perhaps best describes the entire National Register of Citizens (NRC) updating process in Assam, which had been on for the past four years under the Supreme Court’s supervision, and the general mood after it was finally published amidst great expectations. It was perhaps a twist of irony that those claiming the issue of Bangladeshi, particularly Bangladeshi Muslims, was a mirage and deliberately exaggerated to harass Bengali-speaking Muslims in Assam and hence bitter critics of the NRC update process were the ones who felt relieved and were among the firsts to rejoice at having felt that their stand was vindicated. And those who had declared with conviction that the NRC would be a “jatiya dalil” (national document) and hence its strong votaries were ironically the first to denounce the final NRC draft. And caught in the crossfire between the two groups with conflict of interest were the silent majority who had fervently hoped that the Bangladeshi issue

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would finally be laid to rest, besides those who felt that they had all along been unnecessarily targeted and stigmatised due to their mother tongue being Bengali. Leaders like Asaduddin Owasi and organisations like the All Assam Minority Students’ Union are today waxing eloquent over reports that more Hindus than Muslims have been excluded from the final NRC list. This, they say, proves their hypothesis correct that there are very few, if none at all, Bangladeshi Muslims in the State. On the other end of the spectrum are jatiya sangathans (regional bodies) like the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) who are crying foul at having found to their dismay that the number of people finally left out – 19,06,657 – was much less than the figures often quoted by both the Central and State governments in the past or what they had anticipated, especially after the second NRC draft published on July 30 last year had left out 40 lakh individuals. No wonder, the AASU, which was a signatory to the Assam Accord that eventually led to NRC update, has announced to file appeal before the Supreme Court seeking review. Even some Bengali Hindu organisations have expressed their dismay over reports that 11 lakh Bengali Hindus have been excluded from the final NRC list in

Barak Valley alone. They see it as part of a sinister plot to deliberately harass members of the community. Some right-wing Hindu organisations too have rejected the final draft. So, the voices of dissent against the final NRC are only set to get louder in the days ahead. Apparently stung by the outcome, the ruling BJP dispensation in Assam, which was hoping that more Bengali Hindus will be included in the final NRC and thus help its case of providing citizenship to Bangladeshi Hindus, too has expressed its dissatisfaction. Battling national and international criticisms for having made over 19 lakh people allegedly “stateless” and to cater to the party’s support base among the Bengali Hindus, the BJP governments both at the Centre and the State were prompt to announce that none would be deemed foreigner until all due legal processes were over, and nor would anyone be detained. Both New Delhi and Dispur have also set the ball rolling for setting up additional Foreigners’ Tribunals (FTs) to take their total number to 1,000 in a bid to help those excluded to file appeals before them. The period for filing such appeals before FTs has also been increased from 60 to 120 days, while Dispur has offered to offer free legal assistance to “genuine” Indian citizens

(though it runs counter to the very objective of updating NRC), as has been by some organisations. And given repor ts of gross anomalies like a former Indian Air Force official being left out from the final list even though his children made it, while persons declared “foreigners” by FTs being included along with some Myanmarese nationals, besides names of family members of “martyrs” of Foreigners’ Movement missing, etc, there are reasons to believe that the process was not entirely foolproof and hence the final list totally erroneous. No doubt, many are totally disillusioned with the final outcome. Thus, instead of putting a lid on the vexed Bangladeshi issue in the State, as many had hoped, the final NRC draft may have actually inadvertently opened a Pandora’s box. For, some prominent jatiya sangathans have rejected it, while it is highly unlikely that lakhs of individuals excluded from the final list will give up claims of citizenship so easily. And disposing of claims of over 19 lakh individuals will be anything but another mammoth legal exercise that is likely to stretch over several decades. Hence, instead of its resolution, the update NRC is likely to add new complexities to the Bangladeshi issue, especially in the backdrop of reports of exclusion of

scores of indigenous and tribal community members too. A lady had reportedly even committed suicide at Hailakandi after not finding her name in the final list despite possessing valid documents, while two FIRs have been filed against NRC State Coordinator Prateek Hajela for the alleged anomalies. Now, to any individual with an iota of wisdom, it was a foregone conclusion that the move to update NRC taken up with much fanfare will ultimately be a fluke. One of the most humongous exercises carried out ever in any corner of the globe to verify residency status of millions of individuals, it was quite an improbable task that the final list would be anything but error-free. Hence, as many have now alleged, the entire exercise has perhaps only helped legitimise those very people who were supposed to be called out due to their suspected foreign origin. And with the reportedly high rate of exclusion in tribal areas like Karbi Anglong and Dhemaji (reports say 16%) and minimal in areas bordering Bangladesh like Dhubri, Mancachar, Salmara, etc (6% reportedly), the argument is perhaps not without merit. But, wasn’t the final outcome on expected lines? Did the State government try and ensure that only employees with proven track record of being up-

right were involved in the exercise? Did the NRC authorities conduct any screening of such officials to check their antecedents before involving them? (A person pronounced “foreigner” by FT was found working at an NRC centre) So, given the chances of manipulation of data and forgery of documents being very real, the outcome of the entire exercise should very well have been anticipated. Further, assuming that all these 19 lakh people excluded are foreigners, will the Government of India actually be able to deport them to their land of origin? New Delhi is yet to announce how it is going to deal with them. So, of what use will be the updated NRC then, especially after spending approximately Rs 1,300 crore? Actually, with organisations squabbling over it, the updated NRC is likely to end up as a new bone of contention, as has been the case with the Assam Accord signed almost 35 years ago. Actually, looking for “Bangladeshi” today in Assam is akin to searching a black cat in a dark room that has blended perfectly well with the environment. The idea of updating NRC might have been conceived with grand intentions, but was definitely not perfectly deliverable. It may be good in spirit, but seems bad in law. Anirban Choudhury eternalflame2000@ gmail.com

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ny talk about freedom tion’s assertion of identity and That means they can neither he Nagaland Bamboo De- at the Nagaland Bamboo Resource is meaningless without sovereignty. The constitution legislate on the bench nor be velopment Agency has been Center, Dimapur. the rule of law. That’s provides the overall archi- involved in judicial activism; instrumental over a decade We, at the Nagaland Bamboo why people come up with a tecture for how that nation’s they may only interpret the in promoting bamboo from two Development Agency (NBDA), are government to make laws and citizens will rule themselves. It constitution, statutes and leg- perspectives, namely resource and committed to promote bamboo to enforce them so as to bring or- gives the fundamental frame- islations passed down to them enterprise development. The Agen- achieve the UN’s Sustainable Develder and security in their society. work on how the people will as laws and then issue their cy has been actively involved in opment Goals with bamboo as key But what if the government make decisions, choose their verdicts without fear or favor. promoting livelihood through em- tool for change. At the call of our doesn’t do what it is meant direction, solve their disputes, As responsible judges, they powerment of farmers, skilling of Hon’ble Prime Minister, ShriNarento do? What if those who are and live together as a people. embody the law as well as the artisans and capacity building of en- draModi, to ban Single Use Plastic, supposed to uphold the laws By addressing these things, rule of law. Otherwise, judges trepreneurs. The journey so far has as the name suggests, single-use of the land become the main a constitution spells out the are just like any other public been positive and now the Agency plastics (SUPs) are used only once violators of the rule of law? laws of the land and guides employees, courts just like is actively looking at diversifying before they are thrown away or reIn such a situation, lack a community to move from any other buildings, and the bamboo products and increasing cycled which includes plastic bags, of respect for laws takes root, the right to self-government constitution just some pieces the output on a global scale. Start- cups, plates, aerated drinks’ bottles, indiscipline becomes wide- to the exercise of practical of paper put together. ing from this year, the Agency has straws, stirrers, take-away food Corrections Systems: A embarked on its initiative to col- containers, processed food packers spread, and people’s lives are sovereignty. put at risk. Take, for example, Legislature: Legislative functioning correctional system laborate with Taiwan for technology and wrappers. Of these, foamed a cursory look at the Naga Members must focus more on is necessary if law enforcement transfer and capacity building and products such as disposable cutlery, society: If our politicians were legislations instead of looking is to be effective. Severe penal- develop an India-Taiwan Bamboo plates and glasses are considered the law-abiding, everyone else for governmental loopholes ties for violent crimes should Technical Centre in India through most dangerous to the environment. would be afraid of breaking the to escape from potential legal be swiftly carried out; pretrial this cooperation. NBDA is working towards promotlaws. But if the leaders had no problems. For starters, they detention facilities should be At the outset, I am very glad to ing bamboo products as alternatives respect for the law, those under should draft new legislations built; accused juveniles should know that the whole world will be to single-use plastics. We are explorthem would not respect the on all key issues not mentioned be separated from adults; re- celebrating the 10th World Bamboo ing international collaborations and law either. If public servants in the constitution in accor- habilitation programs and job Day on 18th September 2019 with technical partnerships to make it a respected service rules, they dance with internationally training should be offered; theme ‘Bamboo For Sustainable success within a short time. would arrive at work on time recognized standards and with correction personnel should Development Goals (SDG) of NBDA will also collaborate with and put in an honest day’s their own traditions. For law be trained to internationally United Nations’. It is a matter of the people working at UN, WBO, INwork; if the police were sincere enforcement, they should help accepted standards. joy and pride that the World Bam- BAR, NGOs and other international, Law Enforcement: The boo Day was founded by our friend national and local organizations who in the business of law enforce- to develop appropriate criminal ment, they would enforce laws procedures and criminal codes, prime responsibility of any and associate Mr. Kamesh Salam, are dedicated in promoting bamboo instead of taking bribes and as well as codes regulating the police force is to enforce the Former President of World Bamboo as sustainable resource. letting people go free. But if actions of the police so that no law. As law enforcers they Organization. To commemorate this I wish everyone a happy World these public employees don’t citizen may be unduly harassed are expected to know the law auspicious occasion, the NBDA will Bamboo Day! care about obeying the laws or accused without due pro- well and live by it; they must be releasing its official magazine Imtirenla Jamir, Mission themselves, what else could cess. As people’s representa- have the highest respect for and undertaking a plantation drive Director, NBDA one expect from the general tives, legislators must always human rights. This means they population? be on the forefront promoting should understand that every For a society to enjoy law the rule of law so as to create human being has certain rights and order, its leaders must be a rule-of-law culture amongst and therefore assume even the accused as innocent until models of high integrity for the the people. common people. To comproCustomary Laws: Cus- proven guilty in the court of mise this standard is to risk the tomary laws can play a com- law. This also implies that no governmental systems, which plementary role in providing police officer may arbitrarily is responsible for keeping all in justice and healing relation- harass, arrest, or torture any Sir, Since I am very close to my mother, according to me the highest and the “ship” afloat or else all may ships in the post-conflict phase. person without reasonable sink as a body politic. Disputes over water rights, vil- cause. Another important job most amount of respect which we can give to a person is a Mother. Being a mother is not easy, one can never ever imagine the struggle, For the stability of any lage boundaries, and civil cases of the police personnel is to pain and responsibilities of a mother. provide public security and nation, the law must have among people in rural areas In their daily life they go through a lot but still they are the only one primacy over its rulers. Lead- may be best left to customary protect the people. After all, ers, both good and bad, will methods. But serious criminal the public is their employer who become the strength and pillar of the family. Being a mother is not just about giving birth, but it’s about making always come and go; but as cases, especially violent crimes, and boss. That’s why police long as the rule of law is in may need to be adjudicated must always beaccountable and her child develop into a good human being. From changing diaper to feeding from herself, from scolding to place, citizens have nothing through the official system of responsive to the people whom they are called to serve, regard- holding hands, from giving us the best life and teaching us the best lesto worry about. This need for courts. supremacy of law over rulers Courts and Judges:Judges less of the latter’s social and sons of life. Love them, cherish them, give them all happiness of the world they was recognized by the Greek derive their power of office political standing, as is done deserve, make their sacrifices and compromises worth, by becoming a philosopher Aristotle as early from the constitution, and not in advanced countries. In short, without the rule better human which they have always wished to see in their child. as the 4th century BC when from the executive branch. As of law, individuals or groups Mammas are growing older day by day, by each passing year. In life he argued for “a government such, they have full authorof laws, not men.” ity to function independently take the law into their own there is no existence of tomorrow, it’s today or never. Be great full and If the rule of law is so and treat all people – from hands, which often leads to thankful to God for blessing us with the best mamma in life. Mothers are living angels sent by God who protect us from all the important to the success of a the Chief Executive to a daily all sorts of moral bankruptcy, nation, how should its laws be laborer – as equals before the social disorder, political insta- hurdles in life. Appreciate their sacrifices, celebrate them every day, all formulated and implemented? law. They are not vested with bility, andeconomic loss. But day. We can make thousands of friends but there is only one mamma Here are some must-have legal political power to rule;they when the rule of law exists, we get in our life. She doesn’t need gold, return her the same love when elements to consider: are supposed to be strict con- quality of lives improvesand she gets old. If it is not now, then it is never. Value them. Constitution: Creating a stitutionalists, adhering to society prospers. Roshni Dubey Mazie Nakhro constitution is central to a na- the doctrine of originalism. Journalism graduate. 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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With Patel in backdrop, PM talks Kashmir on birthday

Narendra Modi at a public meeting on the occasion of his 69th birthday, in Kevadia, Tuesday, Sept. 17, Gujarat Governor Acharya Dev Vrat, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani Deputy Chief Minister Nitinbhai Patel are also seen. (PTI)

Jaipur, Sep 17 (IANS): Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot here on Tuesday said the six Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) legislators had joined the Congress on their own and alleged the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was trying to buy MLAs in Madhya Pradesh to topple the government there. “It was their own decision to join the Congress. We never tried to buy them as we are not like the BJP who took our MLAs to form its own government in Karnataka,” Gehlot said. On the BSP chief ’s reaction, he said, “It’s natural for Mayawati to react. I can understand her situation. But she should understand the political circumstances of Rajasthan. It’s (political circumstances) in the nation and the state is different,” the Chief Minister said. Mayawati had shot three tweets expressing anger over six BSP MLAs’ switching to the Congress. In her first tweet, she said, “The Congress gov-

ernment in Rajasthan has once again proved to be a non-trustworthy and fraudulent party who has taken along the BSP MLAs. This is a betrayal towards the BSP, which has been repeated when the BSP was extending its unconditional support to the Congress government externally.” In her second tweet, she said, “Instead of fighting with opposition parties/ organisations, the Congress always shocks those that support them. The Congress is thus an anti-SC, ST, OBC party and has never been sincere and honest about their rights.” In her third tweet, the BSP chief said, “The Congress has always been opposed to Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar and his humanitarian ideology. For this reason, Ambedkar had to resign as the first Law Minister of the country. The Congress neither allowed him to go to the Lok Sabha nor conferred the Bharat Ratna on him. Very sad and embarrassing.”

Wanted Maoist arrested in Jharkhand Ranchi, Sep 17 (IANS): A Maoist carrying a reward of Rs 5 lakh on his head, was arrested in Jharkhand’s Chatra district on Tuesday. According to police, Shekahra Ganju, the wanted Maoist, was arrested from the Jajwaria village in Chatra district in a joint operation of the state police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). Ganju was said to have been running a terror network in three districts of the state.

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(From p-1) He urged public to participate in the efforts so that it could become a mass movement against illegal taxation. Nyekha also sought public cooperation to voluntarily report to PAC on any illegal taxation being carried out even if they feared to report to police. The PAC Convenor reiterated that the drive was not only against some government departments collecting fee much beyond the stipulated amount but also against those groups, associations etc who made illegal collection as their sole objective. He also pointed out that government departments like Geology & Mining including Forest ought to refrain from collecting taxes from trucks carrying various minerals as royalty since all the items imported from other states were also taxed under GST. He said PAC has already submitted a representation with DC Dimapur to urge the government to withhold such royalty collections. PAC meeting with Hohos Meanwhile, PAC has convened a meeting with all tribal hohos and frontal organisations in Dimapur on September 18 at 9 am at Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) office, Dimapur. All members have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

EAC issues advisory DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Following the report of a tiger/ leopard attacking and killing livestock at Purana Bazar-B Village under Chumukedima circle in the early hours of September 17, 2019, the extra assistant commissioner (EAC) Chumukedima, Themvizo Nakhro, has informed the general public of Purana Bazar-B village and the surrounding villages to take precautionary measures and avoid human movement in the forest, fields, jungles. In a public advisory, EAC also advised the general public to prohibit free roaming of cattle and other livestock around the said area to avoid any loss or injury. All responsible have been requested to extend support to the authorities in their effort to track and rescue the animal.

Kevadia (Gujarat), Sep 17 (IANS): Jammu and Kashmir seems to be on top of Prime Minister’s mind, even on his birthday. In a direct reference, resurrecting Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s vision, Modi basked in the glory of the recent abrogation of Article 370 ending special powers to Kashmir. Standing in vicinity of the Sardar Sarovar Dam, Modi said, “Country is witnessing fulfilment of Sardar Patel’s dream of ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’.” “Have a look at the majestic ‘Statue of Unity’, India’s tribute to the great Sardar Patel,” he tweeted. In a direct reference to Kashmir and the abrogation,

the Prime Minister said: “India is trying to complete the works that were left incomplete after Independence. People of J&K, Ladakh faced discrimination for 70 years and the country had to bear its consequences in form of separatism and violence.” Modi spent his 69th birthday morning at Kevadia Eco Park, where Modi was overwhelmed by the beauty of river Narmada. He said, its his privilege to start the day with this visit. Talking about conservations, he said: “In our culture it is believed that development can be done while protecting the environment, and it is evident here. Nature is dear to us, it

India successfully test-fires air-toair missile Astra

Ayodhya: SC asks lawyers to intimate Army chief meets Finance Commission members in Ladakh tentative time to complete arguments

New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS): India’s indigenously designed air-to-air missile Astra was successfully testfired from the Bay of Bengal off the coast of Odisha, the DRDO said on Tuesday. The beyond-visualrange missile was launched from Sukhoi-30 MKI as a part of user trials. A defence official said as part of the trial, the live aerial target was engaged accurately demonstrating the capability of the first indigenous air-to-air missile. “The mission profile was executed in a text book manner,” said an official. Various radars, electrooptical tracking system and sensors tracked the missile and confirmed its engagement with the target. Astra has been designed by the Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO), the premier research and development organisation of the armed forces in the country.

New Delhi, Sep 17 (PTI): The Supreme Court Tuesday asked the counsels for both Hindu and Muslim parties in the Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute case to inform it about the tentative “time schedule” for concluding their arguments. The moment the 5-judge Constitution bench, headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi, re-assembled in the afternoon on the 25the day of the hearing, it asked senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan, appearing for Muslim parties, about the time schedule for conclusion of arguments saying it will enable it to know the time left for writing the judgement. The CJI, who would demit office on November 17, this year, asked Dhavan to sit with his associates and inform the apex court about the number of days they will take to conclude the arguments.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): A man was allegedly trampled to death by wild elephant near Lengrijan tea estate, near Dimapur. According to social media report, the victim might have gone for hunting as a carcass of wild animal was found near the body. The body parts of the man were found strewn across the jungle.

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Command, Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, had also met the Finance Commission team in Ladakh. The three service chiefs and senior officials of the Defence Ministry had met Finance Commission members in New Delhi last month to discuss mechanisms through which the armed forces can raise a chunk of their own budget. In August this year, the Finance Ministry had issued a notification inserting Paragraph 9A to the terms of reference of the Finance

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The bench said he may take the break, but the other counsel from Muslim side can advance submissions on Friday. “I do not want to break my argument,” Dhavan said, adding that they have a schedule and they are conscious of the speed of the arguments. The bench said Dhavan might be needing the break, but his “young team” was capable and would like to work hard. The apex court, on August 6, had commenced the day-to-hearing in the Ayodhya land dispute case and on being opposed by Dhavan, it had assured mid-week breaks to him to prepare the case.

New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS): Army Chief General Bipin Rawat met a team of Finance Commission members in Ladakh on Tuesday to apprise them about the financial outlay required for improving the operational capability of the forces. The team of the 15th Finance Commission led by its Chairman N.K. Singh is in Ladakh for a field visit to assess the conditions under which the troops operate and to assess the financial needs for modernization

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The bench, also comprising justices S A Bobde, D Y Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and S A Nazeer, asked Dhavan to consult lawyers from other sides as well. Dhavan, arguing for Sunni Waqf Board and others including original litigant M Siddiq on the 8th day, said he also wanted a judgement in this case and he would be very fast in advancing submissions. The top court said that if the schedule is known, “then we will know how much time we have to write the judgment”. The senior lawyer then said that the court may consider granting him mid-week break on this Friday.

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New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS): Virtually ruling out talks on Kashmir with Pakistan, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said on Tuesday that revocation of Article 370 is purely an internal issue and the only issue India would discuss with Pakistan is of terrorism. To a question on talking Kashmir with Pakistan, he said: “370 is not a bilateral issue, 370 is an internal issue. With regard to Pakistan the issue is not 370, the issue with Pakistan is terrorism.” He said there is no change in India’s policy on Pakistan.

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is our jewel.” The Prime Minister also visited the Ekta Nursery, situated in close proximity to the iconic Statue of Unity. The nursery manufactures various traditional eco-friendly products and offers a live demonstration of their manufacturing process to the visitors. Earlier, Modi offered prayers at Garudeshwar Dutt Temple in the Narmada district of Gujarat. The pooja he performed at the dam was part of the Namami Devi Narmada Mahotsav which is being organised by the Vijay Rupani government to mark the rise of water levels 138.68 metres in the Sardar Sarovar reservoir.

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DIMAPUR, Sep 17: Nagaland State Co-operative Bank (NStCB) Tuesday launched four fast track recovery two-wheelers at its headquarter in Dimapur. The two-wheelers, financed by registrar of cooperative societies, was unveiled by L Leivang, NABARD general manager, Nagaland Regional Office as the guest of honour. Speaking at the programme, L Leivang extend-

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New Delhi, Sep 17 (AGENCIES): The finance ministry is working on one more booster dose to give a leg-up to the economy that has hit over six-year low of 5 per cent, a senior finance ministry official said. The blueprint for the stimulus is ready, which would be announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the next few days, the official said without giving further details. The government announced a slew of measures in three dosages which include a special window for real estate, export incentives, bank consolidation and sops for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and the automobile sector. Earlier this week, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das had said the government has taken a number of measures to boost the economy

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Guest of honour L Leivang along with others at the launching programme. (NP)

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Registrar of cooperative societies, Kohima Wepe Ritse unveiling the guest house plaque. (NP)

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team will be visiting food suppliers and vendors often. Representative from NDDB and Tata Trust assured to extend all possible help to build nutritional gap in the State and exuded confidence that Nagaland will reach the top level in milk fortification. The Milk Fortification Project was implemented nationwide by the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) supported by Tata Trust in collaboration with India Nutrition Initiative (TINI). The Food Safety & Standard Authority of India (FSSAI) and Food Fortification Resource Centre (FFRC) regulate the standard and implementation of Milk Fortification in India.

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programme, Alan Gonmei, commissioner and secretary, AH&VS said that only fortified milk will be produced and made available with the vendors and the entire process was carried out to ensure that the marketed milk was hygienic and nutritionally beneficial to consumers. Gonmei also informed that there are 120 dairy cooperative societies in rural and urban areas in the State out of which only 71 dairy cooperative societies are functional. In Nagaland, the business of producing, storing and distributing milk and its products is the responsibility of Nagaland State Dairy Co-operative Federation Ltd, he informed.

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R. Khing and others launching the fortified milk with vitamin A&D on Tuesday at Hotel Japfu, Kohima. (NP)

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): The new guest how of Cooperation Department was inaugurated at Nagaland Apex Weavers & Artisans Cooperative Federation Ltd, Dimapur on Tuesday. The guest house was inaugurated by Wepe Ritse, registrar of Cooperative Societies, Kohima and dedicatory prayer was offered by Soyhunlo Kath, associate Pastor, Rengma Baptist Church Dimapur (RBCD). Wepe Ritse said that the long cherished dream of the department has been fulfilled. He also expressed

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KOHIMA, SEP 17 (NPN): Nagaland State Dairy Cooperative Federation Ltd’s fortified milk with vitamin A and D was launched by R. Khing, advisor, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services at Hotel Japfu, Kohima on Tuesday. The product was launched in the presence of National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) and Tata Trust. Speaking at the launching programme, Khing expressed gratitude to NDDB and Tata Trust for introducing milk fortification in the state. The fortified milk, which will be available only in three district (Kohima, Dimapur and Mokokchung). Towards this, he appealed the department officials and NSDFC Ltd to take up needful action for the remaining eight districts. The advisor also urged the regulatory authority to strictly monitor the related activity to ensure that fortification is carried out strictly adhering to the prescribed criteria to prevent abuse. Also speaking at the

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Mumbai, Sep 17 (PTI): The Indian rupee on Tuesday weakened by another 18 paise to settle at 71.78 against the US dollar as investors fretted over higher crude oil prices. Elevated 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. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange, the rupee opened at 71.83 then lost further ground and fell to an intra-day low of 71.98 against the US dollar. The local unit finally settled for the day at 71.78, down 18 paise over its previous closing. The Indian rupee on Monday had 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. “Indian currency spot surged to 71.98, Brent crude prices moved to USD 69 and 10-year yield was at 6.72. All these factors are dampening the economy and will be difficult to tackle in the short term,” said Shrikant S Chouhan, Senior VP, Equity Technical Research, Kotak Securities.

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Jerusalem, Sep 17 (IANS): People across Israel voted on Tuesday in the country’s second parliamentary elections in five months after incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s failed to form a government after the first polls in April. Some 6,395,396 Israelis were eligible to vote at over 11,000 polling booths that opened at 7 a.m. till 10 p.m., when counting of the ballots will begin, Efe news reported. According to The Jerusalem Post, unofficial results will be available by Wednesday and the official winner will be declared on September 25. Experts have predicted a lower voter turnout compared to the 67.9 per cent in the April 9 elections, which could affect the results. Netanyahu is running for re-election and a fifth term after becoming the country’s longest serving leader in July. He was first elected Prime Minister in 2009. There are 31 parties in the race, out of which nine or 10 are expected to share the 120 seats that make up

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin and his wife Sarah casts their votes at a voting station in Jerusalem on September 17. (AP/PTI)

Israel’s parliament. The top two most voted parties are expected to obtain around 30 seats which is likely to lead to formations with several parties. Meanwhile, the latest opinion polls on Monday night showed that Netanyahu’s ruling Likud Party was neck and neck with its main challenger, the centrist Blue and White party led by former military chief Benny Gantz, the BBC reported. Likud and Blue and White have 35 seats each in the 120-seat Knesset or Parliament. The other main parties in the fray are the Joint

List, made up of four parties that represent Arab citizens in the country; Israel Our Home, a far-right and secular party led by former Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman; and New Right, a coalition of far-right parties led by former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked. Around 20,000 uniformed and plainclothes police officials have been deployed at the polling stations around the country and the Jewish settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Seventy polling booths were designated for early voting to allow Army officials who could not vote

on Tuesday to cast their votes. More than 655 booths were also set up in military bases, dozens of which will circulate between checkpoints and training posts as well as other areas. Meanwhile, Netanyahu in an appeal to the voters wrote in the Maariv newspaper on Monday: “We find ourselves at the high point of an historic change in the history of the Jewish people and the State of Israel. “I am asking now for your confidence in order to complete the historic task and fortify the State of Israel’s borders and security forever.” Last week, Netanyahu declared that he would “apply Israeli sovereignty” in the Jordan Valley if he won a record fifth term in office. The announcement amounted to a promise to effectively annex 30 per cent of the occupied West Bank, which Palestinians want to be part of a future state. Netanyahu also reiterated a pledge from the last election to annex Jewish settlements in the West Bank.

US not seeking war with any country: Trump Washington, Sep 17 (IANS): US President Donald Trump has said that America was not seeking a war with any country amid tensions with Iran after Washington indicated that Tehran was behind the drone attacks on Saudi Arabian oil fields. “Do I want war? I don’t want war with anybody,” Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday when asked if he wants war with Iran. When asked if Iran was behind the attacks, Trump said “it’s certainly looking that way at this moment”, seemingly distancing himself from his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who asserted on on September 14, the day of the attacks, that “Tehran is behind nearly 100 attacks on Saudi Arabia”. “We have to find out definitively who did it. We have to speak to Saudi Arabia,” Trump said. He added that Pompeo and others “will be going over to Saudi Arabia at some point” to discuss the incident.

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Air pollution at hazardous levels in SEA

A group of women cover their faces with masks in Hat Yai municipality as smoke haze from Indonesian forest fires moves in and air quality plummets.

J a k a rt a , S e p 1 7 (IANS): Air pollution reached alarming levels on Tuesday across Southeast Asia, where smoke from wildfires in Indonesia affected thousands and led to the closure of dozens of schools, while Vietnams capital Hanoi was engulfed in smog. Kuching (Malaysia), Hanoi, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Singapore topped the list of major cities with the highest air pollution levels in the world according to Air Visual, a platform that measures the Air Quality Index (AQI) worldwide. However, the highest levels of air pollution were recorded in rural areas, reports Efe news. Simpang, in Indonesia’s Sumatra island, surged it an exercises manipulated to the “Hazardous” category of 372 on the AQI, with by “foreign powers”. Ghani is seeking re- the density of PM2.5 parelection in the upcoming ticles at 322.6 micrograms polls and faces 17 other candidates for the presidency, including the current Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah. During 2018, the Taliban and US representatives held nine rounds of negotiations in Doha in search of a peace treaty after 18 years of conflict, but the talks were suspended by US President Donald Trump earlier in September after an attack in Kabul killed an American soldier.

Blast at Afghan President’s rally kills 26, injures 42

Afghan police inspect the site of a suicide attack, in Parwan province of Afghanistan, Tuesday. (AP/PTI)

Kabul, Sep 17 (IANS): ed after a suicide bomber At least 26 people were targeted a campaign rally killed and 42 others wound- of Afghan President Ashraf

Ghani in the country’s Parwan province on Tuesday. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. The attack took place at 11.40 a.m. (local time) in Charikar city where dozens of people were gathering for the rally. The President and his running mate Amrullah Saleh escaped unharmed, reports said. Earlier reports said that the explosion was triggered by a bomb attached to a police vehicle, but later officials said that it was caused by a suicide bomber, who detonated while riding an explosives-laden motorcycle.

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A spokesperson of Ghani’s campaign said that the campaign rally went ahead as planned. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack, claiming they were targeting security forces at the campaign rally, according to TOLO News. Another explosion on Tuesday close to an Afghan Defence Ministry building and the US embassy in Kabul was also claimed by the Taliban. Three people were killed in this attack, the BBC reported. In August, the Taliban threatened to boycott disrupt the entire election people with violence, calling

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treatment in Kalimantan, in Indonesian Borneo, for respiratory problems due to smoke inhalation. Indonesian authorities arrested more than 180 people on Monday and were investigating more than 30 companies - some in the palm oil industry - for their possible role in the fires. The blaze began at the beginning of the country’s dry season in June, and more than 9,000 firefighters and volunteers have since worked to extinguish it. Indonesian media reported that two people had died from inhaling the toxic fumes rising from the fire that has ravaged Sumatra in recent weeks. In Malaysia, the Education Ministry has ordered the closure of 138 schools in Selangor state this week and another 56 in Port Dickson due to the poor air quality.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Late SANYÜNO NAKHRO Born in 1923 Died on 11.09.2019

She was a great friend, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and a great grandmother. We the family, relative and in-laws of Late SANYÜNO NAKHRO of Jotsoma Village would like to express our indebted heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual and well wishers who stood by us with prayer, physically, financially and materially at the sudden demise of our most beloved who left for her heavenly abode on 11.09.2019 at Kohima. We would like to convey our special thanks to : Baptist Church Jotsoma, friends, relative & neighbours. May the Almighty God bless each and every one of you abundantly. Loving sons, daughters, in-laws and grand-children

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per cubic meter. PM2.5 are harmful ultrafine particles that measure 2.5 micrograms or less in diameter. The World Health Organization recommends that levels should not exceed 25 micrograms per cubic meter. Sri Aman on the Malaysian part of the Borneo Island, stood at 367 on the AQI and recorded PM2.5 levels of 317.2 micrograms per cubic meter. AQI levels of 151 and above are considered unhealthy, especially for children, the elderly and the sick; it is advisable to stay indoors once they are reached. Most of the smoke affecting Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore billowed from forest fires and plantations on Indonesian territory, mainly in Sumatra and Borneo. More than 2,000 people have received medical

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Born on : 11/11/1969 – Died on : 11/09/2019 The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away.

Job 1:2 We, the bereaved family of Lt. Tsüyimla Yim, would like to express our gratitude and thanks to each and everyone from far and near who stood by us morally, physically, financially and spiritually at the sad demise of our dearest mother. Your presence, words and prayers gave us courage, comfort and consoled our hearts. We pray that Almighty God bestow His grace and blessing upon you all abundantly. DP-7044

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Born : 08.05.1979 – Died : 18.09.2018 You light every walk of life, your effort to make life better impacted each and every one of us. You left us awestruck with your works and deeds and even though you're not among us today, we celebrate you and your goodness in every possible way. Thank you for imparting your knowledge with us; we still count on your works. You are loved by all of us; you were a treasure here but now we can happily say that heaven found it's treasure, remembering you on this day. Loving parents and relatives. MKC-461

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“He only takes the best, the golden gates stood open, God saw you needed rest, His garden must be beautiful, He only takes the best.”

We the bereaved family members of Late Nikhei Zhimo would like extend our deepest, heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, neighbors, relatives, churches and well-wishers who stood, shared and supported us physically, spiritually, financially and materially during his prolonged illness till the day he left us to be with the Lord. We also express our special thanks to :1. Shri. Zheito Chophy, Ex. Candidate 36 A/C Satakha 2. Mr. Toshiho Zhimo, Head G. B., Vishepu Village 3. Dr. Zhekheto Zhimo 4. Commandant all Rank and File of 13th NAP (IR) BN. H.Q. Yajang 5. Vishepu Ghami Welfare Satakha, Dimapur, Zunheboto 6. Vishepu Baptist Church 7. Xuivi Baptist Church 8. Kivikhu Baptist Church 9. Chekiye Village Baptist Church 10. CIHSR Hospital, Diphupar DP-7057

(Born : 28-01-2019, Died: 16-09-2019) We the bereaved family members of Late Baby Meriyani (Elsa) L. Tungoe would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individuals and organizations who stood by us through prayer, financially, physically and materially during her prolonged illness and a sad demise on 16th Sept 2019. We also would like to thank: 1. NHAK Kohima Nagaland 2. Dr. Zuchamo, NHAK Kohima 3. OM Ngullie, CAO GPRN/NSCN Lotha Region 4. ETC Youth Fellowship and ETC Colony 5. GMS Staff Changsu New 6. AWW & AWH Wokha Union We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one individually but pray to God to bless you all abundantly. Loving Mom, Dad & Relatives. WC-338

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Born : 2nd October 1930 – Died : 3rd September 2019 The family members of Late R. K Roy, Old Town Zunheboto, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the relatives, friends and well-wishers who stood by us during our time of bereavement, to all those who travelled from far and near just to be with us and join us in the last farewell of our beloved father. We would also like to extend our special thanks to : 1. Shri. K. T Sukhalu, Advisor, School 22. Shri. Kiyehoto Yeptho, Jordan Education Construction 2. Smti. N. Hushili Sema, IAS Commr & 23. Mrs. Jasmina, Dimapur Secy 24. Shri. Inoka Khulu 3. Shri. Y. Kikheto Sema, IAS Commr & 25. Shri. Bovito Kiba & family Secy 26. Shri. Inakhu Kiba & family 4. Shri. H.K Khulu, IAS Retd & family 27. Shri. Kuhokhu Shikhu & family 5. Shri. I. K Sema, Ex Deputy CM & family 28. Shri. Ghukhevi Shikhu, GB Awotsakili 6. Shri. Kiheto Zhimo, IAS Retd & family 29. Shri. Khevukhu Shikhu tianuliqo 7. Shri. Imlisunep, IGP & family 30. Shri. Kisheto Chishi, ex GB DC Hill east 8. Shri. Tokishe Kiba, Addl. Director IPR & 31. Shri. Howoto & family, Project colony family 32. Shri. Vitoyi & family, South Point 9. Shri. Kuhoi Zhimo & family 33. Mrs. Hetoni, Old Town Zunheboto 10. Shri. Kakheho Sukhalu & family, Ex MLA 34. Shri. Hutoshe Achumi & family, 11. Shri. Kiyevi ADS & staff 35. Shri. Asheto & family, 12. Shri. Kheto Zhimo & family 36. Shri. Kakuto Achumi & family, 13. Shri. Heito Achumi, Dy Sp 37. Shri. Tohoshe & family, 14. Shri. Pukhazhe & family 38. Shri. Hakishe & family 15. Dr. Viheshe & family 39. Smti. Boholi ZSTH president & Children, 16. Dr. Hokishe & family 40. Zunheboto Town Baptist Church, Nito 17. Shri. Hovishe Arkha & family Mount 18. Shri. Arikato Arkha & family 41. Old Town Fellowship, Zunheboto 19. Shri. Shilu Ao & family 42. Awotsakilimi Union, Zunheboto 20. Shri. Nieyo Angami, Kohima 43. GB’s Awotsakili Village 21. Shri. Anangla Imchen, Dimapur 44. Hindu Community, Zunheboto Late Nikhei Zhimo August 26, 1989 – September 14, 2019

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NK Naga’s song ‘How’s the josh’ set to release

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opularly dubbed the “Naga Hindi Singer”, N K Naga (Ngukavi Zhimo), a musician from Nagaland, has made a niche from himself in the national level. Ngukavi Zhimo’s 3

minute and 41 second song, “How’s the josh” composed for army jawans has been chosen as the background music for a video series to be produced by production house, Films and Shots, Mumbai.

The series produced by’ Films and Shots’ that will be aired on Doordarshan is based on the life story of the first Naga lady army officer, K. Koutsu, who retired in the rank of a major. The production of the series was at the behest of by IGAR (N) Assam Rifles. The IGAR, after having heard NK Naga’s song was impressed and introduced him to the production house, who in turn agreed to make Ngukavi Zhimo’s song the background music for the series. The song “How’s the josh” recorded at LKR Studio, Dimapur is yet to be released in Nagaland. Ngukavi has personally approached the Governor’s office to invite him release the song and is hopeful that the Governor will spare his time in the release of the song. It may be mentioned that NK Naga also participated in “Northeast Geet Zindagi Ki” in 2017 where he was declared the winner. In 2018, he also participated in the Bengali Semi Classical Song competition, and finished first runner-up.

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ask Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA), Nagaland, in association with Tuensang Hills Accolade Society (THAS) Tuensang, will be organising band beat contest under the theme “A Ticket to Hornbill”, wherein the winner of Tuensang district will directly take part in Hornbill Music Festival 2019 Dimapur. DIPR reported that, for Choirs, Nagaland choirs olympics, the winners of the district level will represent Tuen-

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oumai Baptist church Dimapur (PBCD) will be organising youth cultural gospel Sunday under the theme “our cultural in context of Christianity” with inspector, Customs & GST GOI P. Philip Pao as the speaker on September 22 at PBC Dimapur. Church members have been requested to come with Poumai traditional attire on that Sunday.

sang district on grand finale which will be on October 23 at RCEMPA Jotsoma, Kohima. The winner will get a chance to perform in the world choir games 2020 at Belgium. Citizens of Tuensang town are requested to come, witness and support their local bands and choirs on September 27 at town hall as entry starts by 1 p.m for the contest. For further details, one may contact at 7005135622/8416018621.

Infotainment Avancer release new single titled “An Ode”

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imapur based pop/Rock band Avancer released a new song titled ‘An Ode’. the song is about mourning the loss of a loved one as well to cherish and remember them. The aong was written by the vocalist of the band opang jamir in memory of his father. The song ‘An Ode’ is part of the band’s first album which they plan to release by the end of the year. To mark the 10th year of their formation the band informed that their first album in ten years is a dedication to their fans, families and friends who have stood with them for the past ten years. Avancer are opang jamir on vocals Martin on guitars Yan ngullie on keys Temjen Longkumer on bass and Alem Ozukum on drums. One can listen and download their new song in youtube.

lobo Naga was one of the main speakers at the 2019 Global Leadership Summit: Youth at Pune on September 14 at SVC auditorium, Symbiosis. He spoke on the key elements of influencing leadership at the summit. There was vast diversity of college students, young working professionals, business entrepreneurs and some senior corporate leadersat the summit. From live music, inspirational leadership talks and experiential learning activities, the delegates of the summit had a wholesome experience of learning and getting inspired to channel and utilise their

influence in their respective spheres. Alobo Naga also performed songs from his new upcoming album. The other speakers of the day were Simon Sinek, Liz Bohanan via telecast and Renelle Snelleksz. The global leadership summit is hosted in over 1235 cities in more than 132 countries around the world which includes 70

cities covering 21 states of India. It is also presented in 60 languages around the world and 6 languages in India. Alobo Naga is currently touring at the moment, prior to GLS, he conducted worship seminar at Guwahati with more than 80 worship leaders from Lotha Baptist Church Association at CBCNEI from September 10 and performed at Parish community hall, Guwahti on September 11. He performed at Zealous and NCF Pune on September 15, and heading to Mumbai to perform at Flea Bazaar Café on September 19 and Shillong on September 21.

Hallel Music Centre celebrates its first anniversary

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he Hallel Music Centre located at DBS road, Kohima celebrated its first anniversary with a Students’ Recital at Kohima Village Council Hall on the 14th of September. Addressing a gathering of well wishers, parents and family members of the students as guest speaker, Dr. Hovithal Sothu, Director, Task Force for Music and Arts, Nagaland lauded the dedication of the board members and faculty of Hallel Music Centre and said this was a good time for the music scene in Nagaland. Pointing to the fact that Nagaland is the only state to have a separate cell for Music, the guest speaker said the government is giving a lot of importance to music and artistes and therefore it is important that all sections make it a joint effort to achieve the common dream of musicians across the state. He said Nagas are gifted in music, be it any genre, but we must strive towards professionalism by excelling in it and not just be content with the average. Dr. Sothu affirmed the state

government’s sincerity for initiating the ‘Open House’ platform across all districts which is an opportunity for musicians to showcase their talent and is a project entirely sponsored by the government. The guest speaker also announced that competitions are being organised for choirs and bands which would culminate in the Nagaland Choir Olympics, winners of which would represent the state for the World Choir Olympics to be held in Belgium. Likewise, the winning band would be offered a chance to perform during the Hornbill Music Festival. While encouraging musicians to pursue professionalism, he reiterated that this should be a joint endeavour of institutions such as the church and stakeholders, patrons and music lovers alike to start paying musicians well. Hallel Music Centre with its motto ‘Edify to Praise’ is a joint venture project and government registered institution established

A glimpse of the Hallel students recital.

in 2017. At present there are 51 students and 6 teaching staff with Gideon Mesen, an accomplished musician as director. The centre offers 10 disciplines including 2 disciplines in traditional music. Since its humble establishment, the Centre has already represented the state at national events including while also being adjudged winners of the Festival of Choral Music. The first anniversary and annual students recital was compered by Vikiesono Mesen Thono and Vilakuolie Mere with Dr. Ruokuovilie Sachü , Pas-

tor, Khedi Baptist Church invoking God’s blessing. Welcome address was delivered by Theyiesituo Kuotsu, Board chairman and vote of thanks was pronounced by Dr. Vinyühu Lhoungu, Board member. The event was attended by Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire, Advisor, Urban Development and Municipal Councils and lady wife; Lady wife of Visasolie Lhoungu, Chairman, Bamboo Mission; Kohima Village Council, Lhisemia Khel Council and frontal organizations. Methaneilie Jütakhrie made a special

appearance and opened the event with a performance while also encouraging the students and aspiring musicians by displaying a guitar he made back when he started his career, to show that young people nowadays have the privilege of undergoing trainings with the best instruments and therefore should give their best. Performances and recitals were presented by the Hallel Singers, Hallel String Set, Junior Hallel Ensemble, Kezevinuo Dzüvichü, Iungolu Shyo, Bishnu Maya, Neingusalie Yano, Kevimhienuo Miachieo, Rheituonuo Shizo, Sunjentenzuk Imsong, Thenusayi Rhakho, Khriesetuonuo Miachieo, Khriesakuonuo Rutsa, Vikerhe Sachü, Kikrusanuo Sachü, Kevilekhoü Miachieo, Neilanyü Linyü, Vitseinuo Khoubve, Imtisunep Kichu all under the tutelage of Gideon Mesen, Zhavi Whuorie, Noune Kuotsu, Megutsonuo Mhasi, Ngutoulie Terhüja and Peteruokuo Kuotsu.

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he photography club of St. John College (SJC), Dimapur organised a one-day workshop on basic photography skills in the college campus. 23 students from different departments participated in the workshop on September 14. Atsen Murry a renowned wedding photographer, and owner of ‘Pixel Stories’ was the resource person. The opening session was conducted by college principal and keen amateur photographer, Prof. Janetius. He gave a clear picture of different kinds of cameras used by professional photographers, different lens used for shooting different situations and objects. In second session Murry gave training to students on technical elements on composing photos while also sharing his experiences and also encouraged the students to be open to the unique need of Naga people in Nagaland. The participants were divided into small groups, trained to take pictures in a restricted time limit and best teams were awarded prizes. The participating students were introduced to various kinds of photography and helped to choose their favourite style of photography based on their personal preferences and master it. The workshop was organised by Magical Lens photography club president Temjenrenla. At the end of the session, certificates were distributed to all the participants.

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Vinesh to fight for bronze at Worlds N u r - S u lta n ( K a zakhstan), Sep 17 (PTI): Vinesh Phogat was pushed out of the title race by reigning champion Mayu Mukaida of Japan but one of India’s biggest hopes remained in bronze medal hunt in the 53kg category at the World Wrestling Championship here on Tuesday. Mukaida later reached the final to help Vinesh stay in the medal hunt as well as Tokyo Olympics qualification. Two victories will ensure her place in Tokyo Olympics. She will now have to beat three wrestlers in the repechage- Yuliia Khavaldzhy Blahinya from Ukraine, world number one Sarah Ann Hildebrandt and then Maria Prevolaraki from Greece to win her first Worlds medal. It was second consecutive defeat for Vinesh against the Japanese this season after losing to the two-time world champion at the Asian Championship in China. Vinesh has CWG and Asian Games titles but is yet to win a medal at the

Vinesh Phogat reacts after losing to Mayu Mukaida.

Worlds. “Japan is a wrestling powerhouse. It takes some time to attack these girls. It’s about one technique, one move one point that changes the bout. I tried, it did not happen and she succeeded,” Vinesh told PTI

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after her bout. Vinesh said Mukaida was no different from the Asian Championship though she and her coach Woller Akos had plotted the fall of the formidable Japanese. “It happens. But Mu-

kaida is not the only target for me. We focus on all wrestlers. Everyone is tough in 53kg. It’s not over yet,” said Vinesh, competing in her fourth Worlds. In another Olympic category, Seema Bisla (50kg) lost her pre-quarterfinal 2-9 to three-time Olympic medallist Mariya Stadnik. Like Vinesh, she too remained in hunt for bronze and Olympic qualification as Stadnik reached the final. “It’s not that Mariya was more powerful than me. She is more experienced than me. I have just competed in 5-6 competitions in 50kg. I am learning and will get better,” said Seema. In the non-Olympic categories, Komal Gole was too defensive against Turkey’s Beste Altug and lost her 72kg Qualification bout 1-4 while Lalita was outplayed 3-10 by Mongolia’s Bolortuya Bat Ochir in 55kg. Both Lalita and Komal are now out of the championship since Bolortuya and Altug later lost their quarterfinals.

PASA to organise 1st open penalty shootout Ko h i m a , S e p 1 7 (NPN): Phek Area Sports Association (PASA) will be organising the 1st Open Penalty Shootout for both men and women on October 8 at Phek Town Local Ground. The champion in men’s category will receive a cash prize of Rs. 30,000 while the runner-up will get Rs. 15,000. The semifinalists will be awarded with a cash prize of Rs. 5000 each. In women category, the champion will get a cash prize of Rs. 10,000 while runner up will receive Rs. 5000. The semi-finalists will pocket Rs. 3000 each. There will also be individual prizes for golden glove, youngest player and oldest player. The entry fee is Rs. 2000 and Rs. 1500 for men and women category respectively. The organising committee has informed that the entry forms have been made available at Bamboo Grove and V.K. Enterprise, Phek.

NEISSR 6th annual sports meet held

Students of NEISSR during their 6th annual sports meet at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Campus, Dimapur.

Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): The 6th annual sports meet of North East Institute of Social Sciences and Research (NEISSR), Dimapur was held from September 12 to 14 at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Campus, Dimapur under the theme “Respect all, play like champions”. Speaking on the opening day, Fr. C. P. Anto, principal said that sports are integral part of academic programme and student’s life. He also encouraged the students to exercise healthy competitive spirit. During the three-day meet, sports like football,

volleyball, penalty shootout, bamboo race, 100 meter race, obstacle race, frisbee game, high jump, rally race were played. The closing ceremony was graced by K. Phyobemo Lotha, District Coordinator, NehruYuva Kendra (NYK) as the chief guest. Addressing the gathering, the chief guest emphasised on mental, physical and emotional well-being for one’s growth. He further stated that sports teach many lessons. Also speaking at the programme, Rev. Fr. John Poji emphasised on the three steps i.e. to have clar-

ity in mind about one’s goal, to keep focus on that goal, and to concentrate on it to succeed in life. The programme was chaired by Elizabeth Pojar and Fr. Joseph offered the invocation. Welcome address and presentation was delivered by Nyangpong B. Konyak, general secretary, Student’s Council NEISSR. A special number was presented by Imtisenla Kubzari and Kelekono Chase. The 6th annual sports meet concluded with a vote of thanks by Keyiterei, games and sports secretary.

Ronaldo ‘embarrassed’ by rape allegations India, SA aim to take unassailable lead in Mohali

L o nd o n , S e p 1 7 (Agencies): Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted he felt “embarrassed” as he tried to shield his family from allegations he raped a woman in the United States. Ronaldo was accused of sexually assaulting Kathryn Mayorga in a Las Vegas hotel in June 2009. The Portugal forward strongly denied the claims and the investigation was

originally closed 10 years ago. It reopened in August 2018, shortly before Mayorga filed a civil lawsuit in September and offered details she initially withheld. Prosecutors announced in July this year that they would not be prosecuting the case because the allegations could not “be proven beyond a reasonable doubt”. The former Manchester United great revealed the allegations had taken a mental

Phek Catch Them Young tourney

Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): The District Sports Office, Phek will be conducting a two-day district level Catch Them Young tournament and selection camp for under 14 boys & girls at Phek Town Local Ground on September 21 and 23. The sports disciplines are football for both boys and girls, track & field events (100 mtr race, 200 mtr, 400 mtr, long jump, high jump, shot put, 4x100 mtr relay race) for both boys and girls. Interested players must be born on or after 15 August, 2005 and should produce original Aadhaar Card, informed DSO, Phek, Dziesiebinuo Vizo. Players whose Aadhaar cards are under process should produce biometric card acknowledgement slip. For more information, contact 8119079226.

Chandigarh, Sep 17 (IANS): With the first match being washed out, both India and South Africa will hope that the rain gods stay away from Mohali when the two teams meet each at the IS Bindra Stadium for the second T20I on Wednesday. The first match in Dharamsala had to be called off without a ball being bowled due to incessant rains on Sunday evening, leaving fans all across the world disappointed. As it is a three-match series, both teams would aim to put in their best effort in Mohali as they know that the winner would not lose the rubber. With the stakes so high, there is, therefore, not much scope for mistakes by either of the teams. The Men in Blue would be brimming with

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OFFICE OF THE PSG Mbappe, Cavani ruled out ELECTORAL OFFICER OF NAGALAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION NAGALAND, KOHIMA of Real clash Paris, Sep 17 (Agencies): Forwards Kylian Mbappe and Edinson Cavani have been ruled out for Paris St Germain’s opening Champions League group stage match against Real Madrid on Wednesday, the French Ligue 1 champions said. Mbappe picked up a hamstring injury and was forced off against Toulouse last month and has not featured since for PSG, while Cavani is out of action with a hip problem. PSG confirmed on Monday that the two strikers will resume training by the end of the week. Thomas Tuchel’s side will also be without Neymar, with the Brazilian forward serving Champions League ban for insulting match officials. Kylian Mbappe, Neymar and Cavani netted 11 of PSG’s 20 goals in their Champions League campaign last season, and the trio will be crucial again in 2019-20 as the club look to go deep in Europe’s elite competition. K Y M C

confidence following their superb show against the West Indies in their recent tour. India were absolutely ruthless against the West

We the family members of Lt. Nrinyimi Kikon, wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss. We offer our heartfelt gratitude to Wokha Town Baptist Church, Tsumang Colony, Mekokla Village, relatives, friends and well-wishers who stood by us physically, morally and spiritually. Your support and contribution made our loss more bearable at her sad demise on 15/09/2019. Born in 1933 As it would be impossible Died on 15/09/2019 to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-7046

On the other hand, Quinton de Kock will be hoping to lift the morale of the Proteas, which would be on the floor following their

No.EO/NCA/Election/2019, Dated, Kohima, the 12th September, 2019 1. Having been appointed, under Rule 36 of the Rules and Regulations of Nagaland Cricket Association, as the Electoral Officer of the Nagaland Cricket Association, vide order dated 3rd August, 2019; I hereby notify the procedures and time tables for the conduct of election of office bearers of the Nagaland Cricket Association for the term 2019-20 to 2022-23 as under: 1) Date of issue of notification calling for election: 12-09-2019 2) Last date for submission by the affiliated Dist. Cricket Associations the names of their Presidents & Secretaries or representatives who will take part and vote in the election: 16-09-2019 3) Last date for filing of nomination by candidates: 18-09-2019 4) Date for scrutiny of nomination & publication of list of candidates: 19-09-2019 5) Last Date for withdrawal of nomination by candidates: 21-09-2019 6) Date of election: 23-09-2019 7) Timing of election: 12:00 Noon to 2:00 PM 8) Venue for the election will be the Office of the Nagaland Cricket Association, Sovima. 2. The nomination forms and other election related documents can be obtained from the residence of the Electoral Officer at Kohima, and also submitted to him at his address as indicated below: Lalthara, IAS (Rtd), A-188, Officers' Hill Colony, Below Raj Bhawan (next to State Information Commission Office) Kohima-797001 (Phone: 9436001667, Email: lalthara.ias@gmail.com (Lalthara) Electoral Officer of the Nagaland Cricket Association

Loving Family Members.

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Born : 4-8-1969 – Died : 7-9-2019 Our profound gratitude and appreciation goes out to each individual, friends, relatives and well wishers who stood by us with their prayers, financial and material support and with their personal presence during the illness and demise of our beloved mother Meyala Ao on the 7th of September, 2019. We are unable to repay you and thank you personally, but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless each and every one of you abundantly. “If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord”. Romans 14:8

"A man of wisdom, a man of truth, a man of peace and a man of love." We t h e b e r e a v e d family members of LT. I M K O N G S U WA LT R . (Chakpa Village) would like to express our deepest and heartfelt gratitude to one and all who stood by us spiritually, morally, physically and financially during his prolonged illness and sad demise on 10.9.2019. Born : 25.06.1959 We convey our special Died : 10.09.2019 thanks to : 1. Chumukedima Ao Baptist Arogo 2. Chumukedima Ao Women Ministry 3. Chakpa Union Dimapur 4. Dimapur Chakpa Fellowship 5. Chumukedima Ao Senso Telongjem 6. Chumukedima Langpangkong Senso Telongjem 7. Chumukedima 7th Mile Fellowship Prayer Group 8. NNC GDRN N/A 9. Chumukedima Yaongyimsen Union 10. DAN Officers & Staff 11. Chakpa Sensotsür Telongjem 12. Doctor & Nurses of CIHSR Hospital 13. Doctor & Nurses of Zion Hospital Though words are inadequate to thank you all it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Your unceasing love, concern and support in time of grief and sorrow will be acknowledged forever.

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Indies, with only rain denying them a clean sweep of the Test, ODI and T20 series contested between the two teams.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Words are inadequate to express our gratitude to everyone who stood by us physically, spiritually, emotionally and financially at the demise of our beloved son Late Nzaunthung Y Ngullie. It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving family members WC-339

South African cricketer Kagiso Rabada during a practice session ahead of the 2nd T-20 match against India in Mohali on Tuesday. (PTI)

dismal performance in England in the World Cup. The visitors have included quite a number of fresh faces in their squad in a bid to build a team for the World T20 next year and, thus, they certainly lack experience. Despite this, they are, however, expected to pose a greater challenge to India than the West Indies did last month. It would be an excellent opportunity for South Africa to regain their lost confidence by overcoming a strong team like India in their backyard. Unlike Dharamsala, the chances of rain interrupting play in Mohali are negligible, and a full game can be expected. The pitch is supposed to be batter friendly, although pacers might get some assistance considering that the match will be played under lights.

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toll on him as he sought to protect his children from the reports. “They play with your dignity,” Ronaldo told ‘Good Morning Britain’ in an interview with Piers Morgan that will air on Tuesday. “It’s hard. You have a girlfriend, you have a family, you have kids. When they play with your honesty, it’s bad, it’s hard.” “I remember one day I was at home in the living room with my girlfriend watching the television to see the news and they speak about ‘Cristiano Ronaldo this and that.’ I listened to my kids coming down the stairs and I changed the channel because I was embarrassed. I just changed the channel for Cristiano Jr not to see that they speak bad about his father about a very bad case,” added the Juventus star.

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Aston Villa held by 10-man West Ham

Lo n d o n, S e p 1 7 ( A g e n c i e s ) : We s t Ham survived the secondhalf dismissal of Arthur Masuaku to extend their unbeaten run in the Premier League to three games with a 0-0 draw at Aston Villa on Monday night. The Hammers had to navigate the final 23 minutes with a man down after referee Mike Dean issued Masuaku with a second yellow for a challenge on Ahmed Elmohamady which did not appear to make contact with the Villa defender. Villa may well have been reduced to 10 or even nine men when Anwar El Ghazi threw his head into the face of defender Tyrone Mings in the flashpoint of the first half. But Dean Smith’s side failed to take advantage of that reprieve and the numerical advantage as the Hammers battled their way to a point that moves them up to eighth and sees Villa climb out of the relegation zone. Villa’s bid to improve their dismal record of just one win in 16 Premier League games on a Monday nearly got off to the

Players of West Ham and Aston Villa fight for the ball during their EPL match on Monday night.

perfect start when Jack Grealish drove into West Ham territory and picked out Wesley with a peach of a cross to the near post, but the hosts’ record signing headed over on 13 minutes when it looked easier to score. It was then the turn of Sebastien Haller to go close as the Hammers’ top scorer stole a march on Mings to get on the end of Felipe

Anderson’s cross from the left, but he could only steer a header wide. The increased strain on the Villa defence caused tempers to flare on 35 minutes when Mings and El Ghazi were involved in a heated exchange that saw the latter push his head into his team-mate’s face. Both players survived a VAR review and, three minutes later, Mark Noble

DFL: Tribal Hustlers FC win; SBH, BCFC draw

Players of Tribal Hustlers and Tribal United FC in action on Tuesday.

Neymar’s CL ban reduced to 2 games LAUSANNE, Sep 17 (IANS): The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) reduced from three to two matches a ban imposed by UEFA on Neymar for insulting a referee during a Champions League match last season. The ruling was made on Tuesday after a hearing held on September 13 at the Lausannebased court. “The Sole Arbitrator partially upheld the appeal and reduced the suspension imposed by UEFA on Neymar Jr. to two UEFA competition matches for which he would otherwise be eligible,” the CAS said in a statement. The UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body opened an inquiry into the Brazilian on March 22 over remarks he made on social media following Paris Saint Germain’s 3-1 home defeat to Manchester United in the second leg of a round-of-16 tie, which eliminated the French club from the competition. “That is a disgrace! And UEFA still pick four guys who know nothing about football to review the VAR decision in slow motion... that handball simply doesn’t exist!” he wrote.

Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): Tribal Hustlers FC defeated Tribal United FC by 2-0 in the first match of the ongoing Dimapur Football League-2 at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur on Tuesday. The tournament is being organised by Naga United Football Club. Akum scored both the

goals for Tribal Hustlers. His goals came in the 37th and 60th minute of the match. In the second match, State Boys Hostel (SBH) and Burma Camp FC (BCFA) played out a 2-2 draw. Chaba and Khakavi scored a goal each for State Boys Hostel while Renbi

De Gea signs new 4-year deal with Man Utd

Amit, Manish reach qtrs at World C’ship

London, Sep 17 (IANS): Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea has signed a new long-term contract to stay with the club until 2023. There is an option to extend for a further year. David joined United in 2011 and has made 367 appearances so far. During his time with the club, he has won the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europa League and Community Shield. “It has been a privilege to spend eight years at this great club and the opportunity to continue my career at Manchester United is a genuine honour,” David said in an official statement. “Since I arrived here, I could never have imagined I would play over 350 games for this club. Now my future is fixed, all I want is to help this team achieve what I believe we can and win trophies again, together,” he added. The 28-year-old, who has consistently been linked with a move to Real Madrid in recent seasons, was in the last year of his contract and would have been able to open talks with clubs outside England over a possible move in January.

and Lipok Sashi scored for Burma Camp FC. On Wednesday, SM College will take on Burma Camp FC in the first match at 3:30 pm, Kachari Sporting Club will play A1 Powerplay in the second match while Tribal United FC willlock horns with Chanan FC in the last match at 7:50 pm.

was fortunate not shown a second yellow by referee Dean after going to ground without contact in search of a penalty. Villa nearly drew a line under an incidentpacked first half with the opening goal as El Ghazi rolled the ball into the path of John McGinn, but his crisp drive from the edge of the area drew a fine save from Lukasz Fabianski.

McGinn was at it again early in the second half, fizzing a low drive inches wide of Fabianski’s left-hand post and Declan Rice saw a fierce drive blocked as both sides saw an opportunity to take the game. And Villa’s chances received a boost on 67 minutes when Masuaku was penalised for a trip on Elmohamady and given his marching orders after committing a second bookable offence, though replays showed contact was minimal. But the sending off had the opposite effect, invigorating West Ham as they produced a spirited display with 10 men in a pulsating finale. Grealish had the chance to win it with two minutes remaining but, at full stretch, he was unable to steer a volley on target from seven yards while West Ham could have been handed the opportunity to win themselves had Mings’ barge on Ryan Fredericks in the area been punished. West Ham host Manchester United on Sunday while Villa travel to Arsenal on the same day.

Amit Panghal being announced the winner of their bout against Turkey’s Batuhan Citfci.

Ekaterinburg (Russia), Sep 17 (PTI): Asian Games gold-medallist Amit Panghal (52kg) and Commonwealth Games silverwinner Manish Kaushik (63kg) advanced to the quarterfinals of the World Men’s Boxing Championships after clinching comprehensive wins here on Tuesday. While Panghal defeated Turkey’s Batuhan Citfci, Kaushik stunned fourthseeded Mongolian Chinzorig Baatarsukh, who is an Asian Games silver-medallist and also a two-time medal-winner at the Asian Championships. Both the Indians claimed 5-0 victories. While Panghal is chasing a medal in his second world championship, Kaushik is making his debut at the showpiece.

Both are Armymen. The second-seeded Panghal, the reigning Asian champion, will next be up against Filipino Carlo Paalam, who had lost to Panghal in the semifinals of the Asian Games in Jakarta last year. Paalam defeated Korea’s Jo Sehyeong in a unanimous verdict in his prequarterfinal bout. Kaushik, on the other hand, will square off against Brazil’s Wanderson de Oliveira. Oliveira defeated Japan’s Saisuke Narimatsu in his last-16 stage bout. “It was a good bout as I fought against an experienced boxer. I will be ready with my strategy for Paalam tomorrow. I dedicate this win to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is celebrating his

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2019

14th Imchaba Master Memorial Open Volleyball Trophy underway

The match between Changtongya Volleyball Association A (Navy Blue) and Contender Club, Ajiqa in progress on Tuesday.

Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): The 14th edition of the Imchaba Master Memorial Nagaland Open Volleyball Trophy 2019, organised by Mokokchung District Volleyball Association (MDVA), got underway Tuesday at MultiPurpose Sports Complex, Mokokchung. The tournament was declared open by Rajesh Soundararajan IAS, president, MDSC & Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung as the inaugural patron. Speaking at the opening ceremony Soundararajan said that he was a

volleyball player himself and played for more than fifteen years in his prime years. He congratulated the MDVA for successfully organising the tournament and for the commendable job in promoting volleyball among the youngsters. He appealed the players not to limit their capabilities at just the district level but to aim for the national and international level. He also encouraged the players to maintain discipline. Altogether 9 teams including two teams from Dimapur and Zunheboto are participating in the

tournament. The teams have been divided into two pools and the league cum knock out match will be played accordingly. The teams in pool A are Chantongya Volleyball Association - A, Contender Club, Ajiqa, DEF, Mokokchung, Longsa Sports Association and Amy United, Khensa. The teams in Pool B are Sakutemjen Memorial Club, Chungtiayimsen, Sukushomi Club, Dimapur, In the opening match, Changtongya Volleyball Association A beat Contender Club, Ajjiqa by 2511,32-30,25-13.

Federer hopes to compete at Tokyo 2020

Geneva, Sep 17 (Agencies): Roger Federer says he hopes to compete at Tokyo 2020 where he is dreaming of winning his first individual Olympic gold medal. Federer missed the Rio Olympics because of a knee injury, but now the 38-year-old is already making plans for next year. The Swiss, who won Olympic gold with Stan Wawrinka in men’s doubles, has made plans up until Wimbledon and is currently weighing up the option of whether or not to play in Tokyo.

“I’m very excited about the prospect of maybe playing the Olympic Games, but I’m not quite sure yet,” admitted Federer. “My planning goes until Wimbledon next year which is a couple of weeks before the Olympics, so I guess I’m going to be deciding on the Olympic Games in the next few weeks, hopefully the next month or so.” “It’s been such a special event for me over the years. Me and my wife in 2000 carrying the flag in Athens and Beijing for the Swiss

Olympic delegation which was a huge dream for me come true.” “Winning doubles gold with Wawrinka in Beijing then getting the silver in London, at Wimbledon. So for me, maybe to be part of it again would be great, especially after missing the last edition in Rio because of a knee injury, but I’ll just have to see how my family is doing, how my body is doing, and then if everything is green and I really feel it’s the right thing to do, I’ll play it, otherwise I’ll skip it but it would definitely be a nice challenge, I admit.”

69th birthday today,” Panghal said after the bout. Panghal was the first to take the ring for India and in a contest which didn’t have much of action to start with, he set the ball rolling by using his left hooks to good effect in the opening round. Citfci seemed focussed on a plan to counter-attack but couldn’t execute it. This was despite the fact that Panghal was lunging at the taller boxer to connect his left straights. Despite managing to draw the Indian in, Citfci consistently failed to make any impactful contact with his opponent, whose trademark pace was once again on display. Kaushik, a former national champion, adopted a more cautious approach and waited for his rival to reach out. Baatarsukh fell into the trap quite early and was unable to cope with the Indian’s counter-attack. Kaushik didn’t change his tactics and the consistent approach paid off for him as frustration became apparent in Baatarsukh’s game. Kaushik dominated him in the final three minutes. Panghal, a two-time gold-medallist at the prestigious Strandja Memorial in Bulgaria, had finished a quarterfinalist in the 2017 world championship.

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