September 19, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 284

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

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NLA session: Oppn corners PDA govt Chief Minister replies to opposition

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 18 (NPN): With the gloves off after the recent 2018 assembly election, the PDA coalition government came under scathing attack from a determined and seasoned opposition NPF over alleged irregularities in various departments.

The second session of the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly began on a high note after the customary obituary references made to former prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and former Lok Sabha speaker Somnath Chatterjee given by chief minister, Neiphiu Rio and leader of opposition, T.R. Zeliang.

Speaker Vikho-ü Yhoshü was taken to task by opposition leader T.R. Zeliang for not ensuring the tabling of proceedings of the previous session held in March this year. Before the list of starred questions began, leader of opposition TR Zeliang pointed that reports of previous sessions vital for conducting the following sessions were yet to be tabled in the house.

Zeliang claimed that when he had inquired from

JLF on Naga political issue reconstituted DIMAPUR, SEP 18 (NPN): Joint Legislators’ Forum (JLF) on Naga political issue was reconstituted on September 18 with NLA speaker, Vikho-o Yhoshu as the chairman.

According to CMO media cell, a consultative meeting of all 60 legislators was on September 18 under the chairmanship of Yhoshu at NLA conference hall.

The house decided to reconstitute the forum and to pursue the Naga political issue to its logical conclusion.

NIDA plea on transfer, posting

DIMAPUR, SEP 18 (NPN): Nagaland In-Service Doctors Association (NIDA) has appealed to the VIPs, civil society groups and NGOs not to interfere in the transfer and postings of doctors since the department has a clear cut policy.

In a press release, NIDA president, Dr. Ritu Thur and general secretary, Dr. John Kemp, also appealed to “such bodies” to support and cooperate with the department and its staffs for efficient health care delivery. “Positive criticism and suggestions towards this end is always welcome,” NIDA added.

This is it!

“I flagged off brand new buses for public. Now it’s upto the minister of R&B to make motorable roads.”

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the assembly secretariat on the evening of September 17 about the reports, he was told that these were still being compiled. He asked whether six months was not enough to compile them.

Zeliang also reminded the speaker that reminders should have been sent to the secretariat to prepare and submit the reports in time.

Zeliang said that as per Assembly rules, the members should have received the accepted questions by evening, a day prior to beginning of the Assembly session.

Claiming that he himself received the accepted questions (list of business) at 9:40 p.m., while other opposition members received theirs at 10 p.m. Zeliang stressed that legislators ought to know the list of business to prepare for the session. He said the issue should not be repeated in future.

Zeliang also expressed displeasure against the government reducing the list of questions put up by the opposition. Zeliang claimed that while opposition placed 50 questions for discussion, only 20 were admitted.

On the issues of “status of agreement” with Civil

Engineers Enterprise Pvt. Ltd (CEEPL) North East Handloom and Handicraft and Hind Xerox, Zeliang demanded a separate onehour discussion as reports dating back from as far back as 1982 needed to be referred to.

He said since there was no government business, the issue should be discussed at length and sought one-hour discussion, to which chief minister Neiphiu Rio agreed to hold discussion on the issue on September 20.

Speaker asserted that there was no provision for a one-hour discussion while allowing half an hour of discussion.

Opposition member and former speaker Chotisuh Sazo also backed Zeliang’s point over the issue of the government not tabling reports of the previous session and on the delay in circulation of the list of business.

Speaker Yhoshü assured the House the reports of last session would be prepared and circulated as soon as possible. He also assured that the delay in dispatching the list of business too would be looked into.

Even as the entire op-

position was clamouring for more time for discussions, the Speaker adjourned the hose after two starred questions were taken up. The house was reportedly adjourn in view of two major meetings scheduled in the afternoon.

Meanwhile, the inaugural day of the Assembly session witnessed introduction of government Bills, laying of administrative reports, assent to Bill and presentation of House committee reports.

Opposition legislators also took the opportunity to question Road and bridges (R&B) minister Tongpang Ozukum over the total length of roads covered during the recent repairs taken up by the Nagaland public works department (NPWD).

NPF legislator Kuzholuzo Neinu asked the minister to furnish details of funds allocated to all the divisions and districts for restoration of all district headquarters roads as per the commitment made by PDA government to repair them within 60 days, whether the works had been executed and how many kilometre was covered.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 18 (NPN):

Leader of the house and chief minister, Neiphiu Rio Tuesday responded to several starred and unstarred quesitons put up by the opposition NPF legislators.

Replying to unstarred questions raised by Y Vikheho Swu, MLA, during the ongoing second session of 13th NLA, Rio said 99 government schools in Nagaland were without maths and science teachers. He said there were a total of 1660 maths and science teachers.

In response to a starred question by Yitachu, MLA, whether the department of school education has appointed any untrained graduate and primary teachers since March 2018, Rio said 43 untrained teachers (both primary and graduate teachers) have been appointed since March 2018. Out of the total appointed, he said 39 were on compassionate grounds and four PTs were appointed on ad hoc basis.

Rio also disclosed that there were 9155 PTs and 3361 GTs under state creation, adding that there were 249 posts of PT and 66 posts (Cont’d on p-5) of GT vacant under state

Neiphiu Rio, speaking on the first day of the second session of the 13th NLA on Tuesday. (DIPR)

creation.

Rio said that vacancies would be filled up through the department selection board as per rule 6 B of the NBSE service Rules 2017.

Minister for higher education and technical education, Imna Along, said 11 assistant professors have been appointed w.e.f January 1 till date in an unstarred query by MLA Kezhienyi Khalo. Minister said that on exigency need basis the assistant professors have been appointed on contractual fixed pay due to shortages in government colleges.

Tuli Paper mill revival: Replying to a starred question by opposition member, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, on

the status of the paper mill and the work executed since 2013, Rio said on march 21, 2018, the Department of Heavy Industries (DHI) secretary convened a meeting to decide on future course of action on Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Ltd. (NPPC). He said decision was that a cabinet committee of economic affairs note for closure of NPPC be prepared expeditiously by DHI. Then on May 14, 2018, the NITI Aayog convened a meeting with Hindustan Paper Corporation (HPC), DHI and chief secretary, Nagaland.

Rio said the first phase of revival process started with the production of bamboo chips, with the release of

Rs.100 crore on September 19, 2013 to HPC by the Ministry of Heavy Industries & public Enterprises, DHI. He said state also provided its equity share amounting to Rs. 23 crore in two instalments (Rs. 12.00 cr in 2014-15 and Rs. 11.00 cr in 2015-16) and out of the Rs. 100 crore sanctioned for the NPPCL, Rs. 60 crore was diverted by the HPC, adding that the government of Nagaland had to infuse a loan of Rs 1.20 crore for payment of salaries to prevent serious law and order situation. He said that the payment of salaries and wages was pending since July, 2017.

On a query on steps taken for diversion of funds

by HPCL, which was meant for revival of the paper mill, Rio replied that “in connection to the diversion of fund by HPC and revival and rehabilitation of NPPC, numerous letters have been issued by the chief minister of Nagaland to the Government of India”.

Rs. 1750 lakh sanctioned for BADP: State chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, disclosed that the Centre has sectioned Rs. 1750 lakh under Border Area Development Project (BDAP).

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Dimapur district issued highest ILPs Fuel rates scale new highs MR vaccination campaign Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 18 (NPN): Dimapur district recorded the highest number of Inner Line Permit (ILP) issued from the deputy commissioner office from January 2015 till date followed by Peren and Kohima.

Replying to a starred question by opposition members Kuzholuzo Nienu and Dr. lmtiwapang Aier on the total number of ILP issued from the DC office in all the districts from January 2015, Deputy chief minister, Y Patton, said Kohima issued 7271 ILPs, Dimapur 54574, Mokokchung 720, Tuensang 157, Mon 416, Zunheboto 462, Phek 321, Wokha 500, Longleng 550, Kiphire 552 and Peren 1371.

Query on steps taken by state government to check influx of illegal immigrants, Patton replied that periodic checks were done by the administration and police in the districts.

He said state government has in the past years set up committees

to suggest means to improve the ILP system and had even sent a team to nearby states where ILP was implemented to study the ILP system.

Recently, he said a committee was set to examine the reports of the previous Committees and recommend a more robust system for implementation of the ILP. Altogether 505 ILP defaulters were caught by the administration/security till date since January 2018 and Mon has the highest total numbers of 107 defaulters caught by the administration followed

by Kohima district with total number 107 and Kiphire has the lowest ILP defaulters.

11 NAP (IR) Bn Aboi will be functional soon: Patton: State deputy chief minister, Y Patton, who also holds the home portfolio, informed that the 11 NAP (IR) Battalion Headquarters at Aboi would be functional upon completion of the basic functional infrastructure.

Patton was replying to a starred question raised by opposition MLA, EE Pangteang, on the status of 11 NAP (IR) Battalion and whether construction was abandoned.

Patton informed that establishment of 11 NAP (IR) Battalion HQ at Aboi was sanctioned under Special Planning Assistance (SPA), but the ministry stopped sanctioning the SPA fund w.e.f. 2012-2013 works leading to temporary suspension. However, he said the works resumed after release of fund from the Centre. Patton said the home department has approached Ministry of Home Affairs to release fund to complete the sanctioned project.

Patton also informed that there were 33 approved police outposts in the state. Replying to a starred question by Yitachu, MLA, on the number of police outposts, Patton replied that there were 31 police outposts with police personnel posted and two police outposts without police personnel.

NEW DELHI, SEP 18 (PTI): After a one-day hiatus, petrol and diesel prices Tuesday were hiked again to new highs. While rates were not changed on Monday, a 10 paise per litre hike in petrol price and a 9 paise a litre increase in diesel was effected Tuesday, according to a price notification of stateowned oil marketing companies.

Petrol in Delhi now costs Rs 82.16 per litre and diesel is priced at Rs 73.87 a litre.

In Mumbai, petrol priced touched an all-time high of Rs 89.54 per litre. It costs Rs 83.91 in Kolkata and Rs 85.31 in Chennai.

A litre of diesel in Mumbai costs Rs 78.42, Rs 75.53 in Kolkata and Rs 78 in Chennai, according to the notification.

Delhi has the cheapest fuel rates among all metros and most state capitals because of lower taxes. Mumbai has the highest sales tax or value added tax (VAT).

A combination of a dip in rupee value against the US dollar and rise in crude oil prices has led to a spike in fuel prices since mid-August. Petrol price has since risen by Rs 5.02 per litre and diesel

by Rs 5.15.

Rates vary from city to city and from pump to pump depending on local taxes and transportation cost. Price of Brent crude, benchmark for half the world’s oil including India’s, was hovering around USD 80 per barrel while rupee traded at 72.8112 to a US dollar Tuesday, nearing a record low of 72.9138 touched last week. India is 81 per cent import dependent to meet its oil needs.

from Oct 3; minister appeals

DIMAPUR, SEP 18 (NPN): As part of India’s resolve to eliminate measles and control rubella/congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) by 2020, Nagaland would launch measles-r ubella (MR) vaccination campaign from October 3, 2018.

During the campaign, all children from 9 months to 15 years of age would be covered and vaccinated in schools both government and private and at the community level for out of school children, health centres and Anganwadi centres. All children of this age group would receive this one-dose of vaccination even if they have received these vaccines earlier.

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare has initiated MR vaccination campaign in a phased manner across the nation. The campaign aims to cover approximately 41

crore children and is going to be the largest ever vaccination campaign worldwide.

Measles and Rubella are viral contagious diseases which are known to kill. Rubella infection in pregnant women can cause abortions, still births and babies born with congenital defects.

Till date, 17 states have completed the campaign and over 10 crore children have been vaccinated.

In this regard, health and family welfare (H&FW) minister, S Pangnyu Phom, has sought full participation and continuous cooperation of all heads of schools, teachers, parents, community leaders/members, public representatives, religious leaders and civil societies.

“It is with your support that we can make this campaign a success –the biggest ever campaign in our state and country,” Phom said.

ACAUT demands immediate setting up of Lokayukta Cop murder: AYO demands capital punishment DIMAPUR, SEP 18 (NPN): ACAUT has demanded that chief minister Neiphiu Rio immediately constitute Lokayukta in the State.

In a memorandum to the chief minister, ACAUT chairman Tia Longchar, co-chairman Simon Kelio and secretary Hetoi Chishi asserted that Lokayukta would go a long way in curbing corruption, bring about transparency in the system, make administrative machinery citizen-friendly and establish the rule of law.

Referring to his public statements on bringing transparency and accountability in governance, they hoped his government would not miss the opportunity of implementing the Nagaland Lokayukta Act, 2017 at the earliest.

Pointing out that the Nagaland government had in April 2018 this year filed an affidavit before the Supreme Court stating that

the process for appointment of Lokayukta was on, the ACAUT said no appointment had been made by his government. The apex court had on July 10 granted three months to the States, including Nagaland, to appoint Lokayuktas (by October 10, 2018).

ACAUT suggested the government not to wait for the Supreme Court deadline, but go ahead and appoint Lokayukta at the earliest.

After the Nagaland Lokayukta Act, 2017 was given assent by the governor on December 21 that year, the Nagaland Gazette issued a notification publishing the Act for general information on January 31, 2018.

However, till date the Act remains only on paper.

Referring to the NDPP election campaign that promised change and reform, including fighting against “corruption, centralisation of power and

restoration of rule of law in the State”, ACAUT urged Rio to immediately set up Lokayukta in Nagaland.

ACAUT also recalled how the mammoth rally under its aegis at Kohima in 2014 had adopted a public resolution demanding passing of Lokayukta Bill. And in the following year, “Walk Against Corruption” was organised in which more than 70 volunteers and led

by ACAUT leaders walked from Dimapur to Kohima to submit a representation to then chief minister TR Zeliang demanding passing of the Lokayukta Bill in the Assembly.

Following consistent pressure, the NGO claimed that the Zeliang government formed a Standing Committee on Lokayukta, headed by MLA Er Levi Rengma and including four other legislators, in 2015.

Though the committee had submitted draft Lokayukta

for discussion in the Assembly, the bill was kept in cold storage and not introduced in the Assembly for almost two years.

Left with no option, the stakeholders formed Public Coordination Committee (PCC) in 2017 comprising ACAUT, PSAN and 16 other like-minded organizations, which took to the street and undertook hunger strike between October and December 2017. One of PAC’s charters of demands was the demand to pass the Lokayukta Bill in winter session of the Assembly in 2017.

Following this, the Standing Committee on Lokayukta invited ACAUT leaders for discussion on the final Lokayukta draft on two occasions and a consensus was arrived at, following which a green signal given to the committee for passage of the final draft Bill in the winter session of the Assembly in 2017.

DIMAPUR, SEP 18 (NPN): While asserting to defend society, land and honour at all cost from a culture of threat and killing, Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) has strongly condemned the murder of police inspector Neiphretuo Metsieo by Yuireingam Ronra Shimray and Ringthingchon from Manipur on September 7.

In a statement issued by its president Neinguvotuo Krose and general secretary Kekhrie Pfukha, AYO appealed to the investigating agencies and prosecutors to press for maximum penalty and declared that they would not accept anything lesser than capital punishment to serve as deterrent for future generations.

The organisation further warned that anyone trying to bail out the two accused or act as their bailer(s) would be held equally responsible for the crime, adding that the Angamis would

boycott them socially along with the tribe they belong to till the “barbaric” murder case was settled.

AYO also appealed to every Angami, especially the youth, to participate in the public procession to be organised by it on Wednesday.

While expressing its profound gratitude to all people and police forces of Manipur, Assam and Nagaland, besides Railway Protection Force personnel, all of whom were involved in the prompt identification and subsequent arrest of the perpetrators of the heinous crime, the organisation also resented the statement issued by Tangkhul tribe to which the perpetrators belonged for trying to justify the crime even as the bereaved family was still under deep mourning.

AYO also warned other tribes not to shelter any such criminals in Angami

jurisdiction. It said, if anyone sheltered criminals, the Angamis would hold the entire tribe equally guilty While vehemently condemning the “calculated and cold-blooded murder” of Neiphretuo Metsieo for robbery, the organisation alleged that it was a pre-determined crime meticulously executed by the two accused, resulting in the “barbaric murder of an officer, a husband, a father and above all a fellow human being”. It asserted the crime fitted into the category of “rarest of rare” case and deserved “befitting punishment”.

According to AYO, the accused deserved social boycott and stigma. Recalling that many precious lives were wiped out and silenced in the guise of Naga movement, the organisation further said the murder of “our officer” reminded everyone about the “dark days” that still haunted many.

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Agri. Clinic and Agri. Business center inaugurated in Kiphire

Deputy commissioner Kiphire inaugurating the AC & ABC Kiphire. (NP) KIPHIRE, SEPT 18 (NPN): First of its kind in Kiphire district, the Agri.

Clinic and Agri.Business center was inaugurated at Kiphire with deputy commissioner Kiphire, Mohammed Ali Shihab as the chief guest today.

Speaking at the programme, DC said that the day was a historic day for the farmers of the district.

He said that Jhum cultivation was the identity of Nagas and that Kiphire was blessed with fertile land and forest and production of pulses such as maize, kholar, soyabeans etc in

plenty.

DC said that it was the duty of every citizen to protect its land and forest as it may lose its fertility of soil if used improperly.

Stressing the need for awareness on use of bio-technology, he said that Agri.Clinic proprietor should not sell out like other goods in the shops but should guide the farmers while selling their product to use in proper way.

Citing the nearest example of recent blockage of road to Kiphire, the chief guest said that Kiphire should make its district self

sufficient in agricultural products, particularly rice.

DC said that as agriculture was the strength of the people, every citizen should maintain determination and make the district stand itself in terms of agro products.

He further appealed the gathering to use the Agri.Clinic & Agri.Business Center judiciously for the benefit of farmers.

SDO(C) Reny Wilfred who also spoke at the programme appreciated the department for bringing new changes in the district.

He said that the officers in the district were working

DC Dmu convenes meeting for M-RVC

Meeting being held in connection to M-RVC at DC conference hall, Dimapur on September 18. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner, Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel, convened a meeting on September 18, at the DC’s office conference hall, Dimapur in connection with MeaslesRubella Vaccination Campaign (M-RVC) scheduled to start from October 3 to November 7.

According to DIPR report, Sushil Kumar asked the administrative officers to coordinate with the concerned councils and GBs by convening meetings so that the message of MeaslesRubella campaign reaches out to the masses. The DC also directed ADC Niuland and SDO (C) Dhansiripar to find out ways and means

to reach out to the people about the campaign. Sushil Kumar expressed gratitude to the Lions Club Dimapur for coming forward to help in the campaign by contributing hoardings and pamphlets. He asked the DMC to identify hoarding spaces in five locations and put up the same. The DC also said that stickers relating to MR would be pasted on taxis and autorickshaws to create awareness about the campaign.

Dr. Ushma Dharod from WHO, Rapid Response Team (RRT), also speaking in the meeting said that the main objective of the campaign was to eliminate measles and

control Rubella by 2020.

The campaign has already been covered in 17 states and going on in six states, she informed.

CMO, Dimapur, who was also present in the meeting, suggested that the importance of MR vaccines needed to be highlighted in schools during parents teachers meet to clear the minds of the parents about any misconceptions, so that children could be vaccinated.

Administrative officers, officials from medical department, Lions Club Dimapur, DMC Dimapur, church representatives and other stakeholders attended the meeting.

tirelessly for the benefit of the district but the support and cooperation should be given from the concern citizens. SDO(C) said that Kiphire was selected as aspirational district, however all works would be successful if people of the district came together and work for it.

District agriculture officer (DAO), R.Santsu Kithan while sharing the needs of the farmers in biotech facilities in the district said that 90 percent of the district was farmers but there was no sufficiency of rice. He mentioned that the district has no food security and was urgent need of preserving the old tradition of food security. DAO also adviced the farmers to take proper guidance while using of agri-product fertilizer.

P r o j e c t d i r e c t o r, DRDA Kiphire, Setsathong and vice president United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP) K.Tsilise Sangtam also spoke at the inaugural programme.

The Programme was chaired by Deputy District Agriculture Officer Kiphire, Rouvihou Tseibu Rulho while vote of thanks was delivered by AFA, C.T.Setsiba Sangtam. Proprietor of AC & ABC Kiphire also spoke at the programme.

news in Brief NNC/FGN joint meeting: Naga National Council (NNC) and the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has convened a joint meeting on September 24 at TPC, Kohima, to discuss on real peace and goal of the Naga nation. All the central authorities, regional authorities and high ranking Naga army officers of the NNC/FGN have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

PMEGP 2018-19 results: General manager and member convener of DLTFC, PMEGP has informed that results of PMEGP 2018-19 under Dimapur district has been declared and been pasted on notice board of DC’s office and respective offices of District Industries Center, KVIC and NKVIB. State level science seminar: Directorate of School Education has informed to all the participants that Nagaland state level students’ science seminar on the topic industrial revolution (IR) 4.0: Are we prepared? would be held on September 21 ,10 am at Govt. Higher Secondary School, Half Nagarjan, Dimapur. For further information one may contact Limadangit Jamir deputy director at 943627033.

SDEO Mokokchung informs: Senior sub-divisional education officer (SDEO), Mokokchung has informed all schools under its establishment that: practice of keeping proxy and substitute teacher in school is not allowed and defaulters would be dealt as per department norms; all the teachers should adhere to same time arrival and departure during all working days; schools have been directed to organize parents teachers meeting as indicated in the academic calendar; schools should be manned by senior teacher as head teacher and teacher-in-charge with minimum qualification as graduate. This exercise is to be made within one week; the secretary VEC/WEC/CEC have been informed to update the tenure/status of the committee by September 25. The tenure of VEC/WEC/ CEC chairman should not exceed two terms.

Ao Senden Mokochung appeals: Ao Senden Mokokchung has expressed solidarity to the recent fire victims of Mokokchung town. Ao Senden Mokokchung vice president Chubaati Longchar and secretary Wb. Imtipokyim further appealed the district administration to dispense all possible necessary help to the victimized families.

Zbto district level science seminar held: Zunheboto district level science seminar was held on September 15, at Love Dale Higher Secondary School Zunheboto with SDO (C) Zunheboto, Ajit Kumar Ranjan as guest

TVYO warns on highway extortion DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the highway extortion taking place between Peducha and Tsiesema jurisdiction (NH-2 By-pass road), the Tsiesema Village Youth Organization (TVYO) stated that such action would not be tolerated in the near future.

A press release from TVYO president Zhavilhou Yhor has condemned such extortion like the September 13 case, wherein some miscreants had extorted money from a truck driver in broad day light under its jurisdiction, TVYO further appealed the concerned authority to punish the culprit under the law.

TVYO also informed

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the re-affirmation of the village council and youth organization’s resolution that hunting, fishing, jungle burning, collections of firewood and exploiting of forest flora & fauna was totally restricted and prohibition of disposing garbage, waste material etc.

Ts i e s e m a Vi l l a g e Youth Organization president Zhavilhou Yhor and president Tsiesema Basa Village Youth Organization (TBVYO) Kekhrie –o Khro have informed that it would take its own action under provision of the act against defaulters with a penalty fine of Rs. 5,000/- or more.

For further information one may contact Helpline 7005561671/8974584006.

speaker. Panel of judges of the programme were Dziesekhou PGT GHSS Zunheboto, Oketo PGT (geography) GHSS Zunheboto and Tokai Awomi inspector industries office Zunheboto. First prize was bagged by Aloino Hope Kiho of class 8 from Olympic Higher Secondary School who will be representing Zunheboto district at state level, Dimapur on September 21.

DTO Zbto informs: District transport officer (DTO), Zunheboto, Bendang Longkumer has informed all the vehicle owners having other state registration mark to mandatorily re-assign their vehicle according to MV Act 1988 Sec 47(1), wherein it states that vehicles with other state registration mark should not be kept in another state for a period not exceeding 12 (twelve) months. Henceforth, all the vehicle owners with other state registration mark in the district is directed to re-assign their vehicle within 60 (sixty) days from the date of this order, so as to avoid penalties under relevant sections of the M.V. Act 1988.

DC Peren informs: Deputy commissioner, Peren and chairman, District Task Force Committee for MeaslesRubella, Peren district, S. Tainiu, has notified that Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign would be launched on October 3. All concerned citizens have been requested to get all their eligible children vaccinated.

38th SGPB meeting: The directorate of Geology and Mining, Nagaland has convened its 38th session of the state geological programming board meeting on September 21, 10:30 am at DGM conference hall, Dimapur. All members have been requested to confirm participation with number of delegates for necessary arrangement. Detailed programme would be intimated at the earliest.

GBsUD first executive meeting: GBs Union Dimapur (GBsUD) has informed all newly nominated tribe wise executive members that the first executive meeting would be held on September 22, 10 am at GBs union office. All newly tribe wise nominated executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

KKTPO consultative meeting: Under the directive of Chakhesang Public organization (CPO) Khezha, Khuzha,Tephe public organization (KKTPO) has convened consultative meeting on September 24,10 am at Khezhakeno village council hall. The unit representatives, at least 3 members from Khezhakeno, Leshemi, Lasumai, Zapami, Kami, Lekromi and Pfutseromi villages have been requested to attend the meeting.

LM&CP conducts surprise checking in Dmu DIMAPUR: The department of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection (LM&CP) and the Dimapur police jointly carried out surprise checking/ inspection of butcher stalls in Dimapur town area on September 18. A press release from Dimapur LM&CP assistant controller, Limatoshi Jamir stated that the team seized faulty and unverified weighing instruments and weights.

Altogether, 38 (thirty eight) butchers were prosecuted under the Legal Metrology Act, 2009 and the Nagaland Legal Metrology (Enforcement) Rules, 2011.

The joint team further decided to conduct such in- LM&CP personnel and police during the surprise spections regularly. checking.

NSDF condemns rape of minor girl with intellectual disability DIMAPUR: The Nagaland State Disability Forum (NSDF) has condemned the rape of the 11year-old girl with intellectual disability by Vizielie Peseyie of Jotsoma village on September 9.

A press release by NSDF president, Kezhaleto Zecho and secretary,

Ashe H Kiba demanded that the case be fast tracked and “befitting punishment handed out to the perverted criminal.” It added, “Nothing can ever compensate for the trauma faced by the young victim, but the State Government must also provide some succour in the form of

speedy compensation to the survivor and her family.”

The release further stated that the case highlights the “extreme vulnerability of women and girls with disability, especially women and girls with intellectual disability, to rape and sexual abuse.” It added

that they were some of the “easiest and most frequent victims of sexual assault, their risk being at least seven times the rate for people without disabilities.”

Nagaland State Disability Forum stressed that it was imperative that mechanisms for the protection of women and girls

with disability and delivery of justice are in place and functioning as it should. It asked the state government once again to immediately notify the State Disability Rules and begin the full implementation of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016 (RPWD Act 2016) in the state.

State level training for conduct of 6th minor irrigation census Trg held on ‘Electoral Literacy Club’ in Mon

Commissioner & secretary, O. T. Chingmak Chang and other officials during the release of 5th MI Census report on September 18. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: State & district level training on 6th Minor Irrigation Census & Census of Water Bodies & release of 5th MI Census Report was held on September 18 at conference hall, office of the Chief Engineer, Water Resources department, sponsored K

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by the Ministry of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, GoI. According to DIPR report, commissioner & secretary to the GoN & centre commissioner of MIC & CWBs, O.T. Chingmak Chang in the inau-

gural address thanked the department for organising training-cum-workshop to ensure quality of data collection on irrigation and water bodies census.

He also appealed to the young engineers to take up their duty happily wherever they were posted

and perform their duty diligently for the upliftment of the people.

He pointed that within his joining of work in two months he expressed happiness to see young engineers working hard and giving their best in carrying out specific and detail work.

Chief engineer, WRD & jt. commissioner MIC & CWBs, Er. Tsuktinungsang in his welcome address said that the objective of the census was to build a sound and reliable database in the Minor Irrigation (MI) sector for effective planning and policy making.

He informed that the funding for Minor Irrigation Census & Census of water bodies is 100% central assistance and from 2018-2019 onwards, Irrigation Census will be a part of umbrella scheme under “Prandhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana” (PMKSY) & other schemes and imple-

mented as a stand-alone component.

He also appraised that the census operation of 6th MIC &CWBs will commence throughout the state spreading over 11 Districts, 74 RD Blocks under Rural sector spreading over 1100 villages in the state and 32 Municipalities town councils under Urban sector consisting of 361 urban wards involving all the divisional engineers, SDOs, junior engineers, sectional officers, sectional assistance and other stake holders as District level officers /Block level officers of the census.

Earlier 5th MI Census report was released by commissioner & secretary, O.T. Chingmak Chang. The programme was chaired by chief engineer WRD, Er. Tsuktinungsang. In technical session, Er. Razouvolie Kelio, SE; Khriesatuo Kerets, ADS; Er. Wapangnaro Imchen, SDO-l were the resource persons.

ADC & nodal officer SVEEP Mon, Kumar Ramnikant during the training programme held on September 18 at Mon. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Training for nodal officer, campus ambassadors & booth level officer (Chunav Pathshala) on Electoral Literacy Club was held on September 18 at council hall, Mon. According to DIPR report, Kumar Ramnikant, ADC & nodal officer, SVEEP Mon, while speaking on the function, said that Electoral Literacy Clubs were being set up in the country to promote electoral literacy in all age groups, especially the future and young voters, through interesting and engaging activities and

hands on experience in an apolitical, neutral and non-partisan manner. He also mentioned that to cater to the population outside the formal education structural, Electoral Literacy Clubs has been set at polling station level as Chunav Pathshalas.

The ADC also requested the BLOs to work sincerely during the special summary revision and to submit it to the office without waiting for the last day of submission.

Abel Swu, assistant professor, Wangkhao Government College & dis-

trict level master trainer (DLMT) for ELC, Mon said that the main objectives of ELC was to educate the targeted population about voter registration, electoral process and related matters through hands on experience. He also mentioned that ELC was to develop a culture of electoral participation with the principle “Every vote counts” and “No voter to be left behind”.

P. Pathong, LDA, election office; TheanglihYanlem, LDA, DC office; Imoliba Jamir, LDA, election office; Abay, LDA, election office; Mankhat, LDA, election office, and Mosa LDA, election office were the resource persons during the training programme. Winsha, UDA, election office delivered the vote of thanks. BLOs of Mon district, nodal officer for campus ambassador, campus ambassador from 13 schools & colleges under Mon attended the training programme.

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Mokokchung District Musician Association with DC Kiphire and other officer at DC office Kiphire on September 17.

Correspondent KIPHIRE, SEP 18 (NPN): Even as landslide-hit Kiphire district has returned to normal, the relief efforts are continuing with several civil society organisations and individuals coming forward to help those affected by unprecedented landslides.

On September 17, a seven-member team of Mokokchung District Musician Association (MDMA) arrived Kiphire town and handed over a

cash of Rs.1 lakh to the deputy commissioner/ DDMA Kiphire. MDMA had organized a relief concert on September 8 at Mokokchung town for Kiphire district and contributed from well-wishers of Mokokchung. Out of the total amount from Mokokchung, Rs.30,000 was donated by PWD minister, Tongpang Ozukum.

According to DC Kiphire, a cash of Rs.1,67,000 was also deposited in the account of District Disas-

‘Cleanliness is service’ programme conducted in Dimapur district

SDO (Civil) Kuhuboto Alongdhimen accompanied by SDO, Kuhuboto, PHED, Imtisowa, officials and village leaders after the programme.

DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the country, a programme under the Swachhaata Hi Seva (Cleanliness is Service) was conducted at Kuhuboto sub division, Dimapur on September 18.

A press release from SDO, PHED, Er. R. Imtisowa stated that, it was conducted at a landmark place, where solid liquid

waste management system was constructed and inaugurated.

Dustbins were distributed by SDO (Civil) Kuhuboto Alongdhimen, to all the government offices, schools, churches, public beneficiaries at his office compound.

Others present were Er. R. Imtisowa SDO, PHED, Er .Kuhoi JE and

other staff, Honito WATSAN chairman and committee members under Kuhuboto.

The programme was organized by District Water and Sanitation Mission (DWSM), PHED, Rural division, Dimapur and sponsored by Water and Sanitation Support Organization (WSSO), Nagaland.

ter Management Authority Kiphire from Rojita, Bipul and Raahi from New York.

Another group from Zunehboto, Green Club also donated as sum of Rs.12000 to the district while another group Shrmti Sita Devi Maliwal Memorial Trust Jaipur also donated 40 bags of rice.

On September 18, a team from Rengma Students Union (RSU) and Rengma Village council chairmen Association also arrived Kiphire and do-

ICFAI Univ holds talk on photography

DIMAPUR: The department of Philosophy, ICFAI University, held a talk on “Photography: Facts & Facets of the art” at the IUN auditorium on September 18, with Atsen Murry as the resource person.

A press release from department of Philosophy, IUN, Rovikotuo Yhoshü stated that, Atsen Murry, photographer behind Pixel Stories, shared his experiences as a photographer and talked about the technicalities of what contributed to the making of a good picture. Through the use of slides he showed some of his works and illustrated how to apply elements of photography to pictures to make them beautiful.

Earlier, J Thompu welcomed the resource person, while Rovikotuo Yhoshü said that the department was holding monthly talks on aesthetics and the practical application of philosophy.

Citizens and administration repair bridge and roads

(L-R) The LVC repairs the Liphanyan hanging bridge over Doyang River. SDO (C) Chessore clearing the road.

DIMAPUR: The Liphanyan Village Council (LVC) has undertaken repair work on the deplorable hanging bridge over Doyang River at Liphanyan village with financial assistance provided by Mmhonlumo Kikon, MLA. A press release from LVC chairman, N. Ekonthung Ovung stated that, the hanging bridge was built/ constructed in the year 1972 by the then Governor K Y M C

of Nagaland B. K. Nehru during his second visit to the village. Since then, this hanging bridge has also the only line of transportation/communication for the neighbouring villages located on the other side of the river.

LVC stated that, had the RCC bridge over the Doyang River been completed under initiation of Nagaland Foothill Road Coordination Committee,

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such a burden would have been averted. It further pointed out that it was discouraged to see that the bridge was yet to be completed despite fullest contribution by the LVC with whatever local resources.

LVC also stated that the required amount has already being sanctioned long time back by the state government.

Chessore Area: Draw-

ing attention to the road connecting to Chessore area which had been cut off from district headquarter for few months due to monsoon, the Yimchunger Tribal Council (YTC) has expressed its appreciation to the district administration for prompt action taken to ease the problem.

A press release from YTC president, ThrongsoYimchunger and secretary, Solumba Yimchunger stated that, ADC T. Lankonsen Tsanglao and SDO (C ) Samuel Konyak initiated clearing of road connecting Tuensang to Chessore via Helipong and via Langa Bridge on September 13 and 14 respectively. YTC stated that road towards Huker was also repaired with tireless effort.

The YTC also stated that T. Lankonsen Tsanglao has been personally visiting the entire villages under its jurisdiction and interacting with the village council as well as taking note of the various departmental activities. In this regard, the YTC is optimistic that the administrative officers would continue to do developmental activities for the area and extended full cooperation to the administration.

nated 61 bags of Rice to Kiphire.

A short meeting was held at DC office chamber along with RSU team.

RSU president expressed their solidarity with the affected people of district.

Deputy Commissioner (DC) Kiphire, Mohammed Ali Shihab, on behalf of the district, extended appreciation to RSU for taking trouble in reaching Kiphire. United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP) vice president, Tsilise, and members from Eastern Sumi Hoho (ESH) and Head GB Sepithong also expressed their appreciation to the team.

Meanwhile, a joint meeting of USLP, ESH, Yimchunger Tribal Hoho and district administration led by DC Kiphire, Mohammed Ali Shihab, was held at DC office on Tuesday.

With the improvement of weather condition, the trucks have started to ply and essential commodities are reaching the town.

The joint meeting declared as normal the situation in Kiphire district.

The meet expressed gratitude to different organisations and individuals for extending aid in cash and in kind.

St Joseph University students call on Governor

Governor Acharya with students and lecturers of St Josephs University Dimapur at Raj Bhavan Kohima on September 18.

DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya interacted with students of Josephs University, Dimapur who participated in the Swachh Bharat Mission Summer Internship 2018 at Raj Bhavan Kohima on September 18.

According to PRO to Governor, highlighting the Governor on the Swachh Bharat Mission Summer Internship, Dr. Pramodini Magh Rengma said that the department of Social Work had organised a Swachh Bharat Mission Summer Internship (100 hours of Swachhta) at Woroku village under Wokha district from

June 7 to 19, to promote ‘swachhta’in the village.

She stated the main objective of the internship programme was to engage youths across the country to develop their skills, orient them for sanitation related work and to make Swachh Bharat Mission a “jan andolan”. Dr. Pramodini also added that various activities were conducted by the students including interaction with adolescence girls, youth and villagers, street plays, waste material collection drive, training on solid waste management, etc.

Gover nor Achar ya congratulated the students

in being a part of the Swachh Bharat Mission Summer Internship and hoped that the experience would have a positive impact in every aspect of their life. He encouraged the students to practice and put into action the activities learned and to be agents of the Swachh Bharat movement.

The students were also given certificate of achievement by the Governor on completion of their internship programme. Nine students from the department of Social Work, St Josephs University along with two lecturers interacted with Governor Acharya.

NPCB authorizes e-CIRCLE as E-Waste Collection Centre DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NPCB) officially authorized e-CIORCLE as an E-Waste Collection Centre at their office on September 17.

A press release by eCIRCLE stated that, at present e-CIRCLE was working with Hulladek Recycling Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata who operates as an Authorized Management Center of Electronic Waste with the consent of West Bengal Pollution Control Board.

Er. Aghali Swu, assistant environment engineer of NPCB, Dimapur emphasized on the Rule No. 6 of the E-Waste (Amendment) Rules, 2018 which stated the responsibilities of a collection centre.

Under this rule it was clearly mentioned that the e-waste must be collected and stored on behalf of the dismantler, recycler & refurbisher and ensure that all the facilities of the collection centre was in accordance of the stan-

Er. Aghali Swu along with her staff handing over the authorization certificate to team e-CIRCLE.

dards and guidelines of the Central Pollution Control Board.

She also added that e-waste must be handled in an environmentally sound manner, ensuring that all proper steps were taken to protect health and environ-

ment against any adverse effects, which may occur from e-waste. e-CIRCLE is an initiative taken by 3 young Naga youths whose main objective is to make it as social entrepreneurs by collecting e-waste and sending it for

recycling to different cities of India. e-CIRCLE has a storage unit in Diphupar B, Dimapur where all the collected materials are stored.

The team can be reached at contact@e-circle2018. com.

Training prog on STRY underway DIMAPUR: Seven-day training programme on Skill Training of Rural Youths (STRY) got underway from September 14 and will culminate on September 21, at Horticulture Research Farm, Pfutsero under (STRY).

A press release from Horticulture Research Farm Pfutsero, horticulture officer stated that during the training programme, resource person DHO Phek Moalemba highlighted on the importance of “transportation and marketing of fruits and vegetables” in rural areas.

The programme was chaired by horticulture officer HRF, Pfutsero Sentinungba Longchar, who welcomed the participants and also spoke on the objective of the training programme.

The training programme intends to target about 100 rural youths from different villages with 15 trainees per programme.

The training programme has been organised by district horticuture office, Phek & ATMA, Phek sponsored by Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Govt. of India.

NDPP office bearers of 26 Aonglenden A/C along with Aosungkum and N. Akok Lkr PS to Imtikumzuk, advisor of Sericulture & Excise after visiting the fire incident sites at Sangtemla Ward, Mokokchung on Sept. 18. The team visited the incident areas at Sangtemla and Marepkong wards and shared solidarity with the effected families and donated monetary assistance to the affected families. (NP)

BJP legislators Nagaland greeted Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on his birthday on September 17 and held a prayer meeting at the residence of Dy CM, Y. Patton.

The BJP legislators sought God’s providence for Modi’s good health, long life and wisdom in leading the people of the country. (Media Cell of Deputy CM) K Y M C

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MU vice chancellor suspended from service

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Sep 18: In the latest move to end the protracted crisis in Manipur University, President Ram Nath Kovind Tuesday suspended vice chancellor of Manipur University Prof Adya Prasad Pandey.

Suspension of Pandey will also end the confusion of having two VCs in the university. Pandey has been running a transit office of VC of Manipur University in his official quarter since the first week of September.

According to the order issued by Surat Singh, deputy secretary of department of higher education, ministry of HRD, Pandey has been placed under suspension with immediate effect till the completion of enquiry and action to be taken against him as per the finding of the enquiry.

The President of India suspended the controversial VC in his capacity as Visitor of the Manipur University after consideration of material on record and taking into account the “volatile

law and order situation” in the campus of the varsity, the order stated.

Prof AP Pandey was blamed for the further deteriorated atmosphere in the varsity campus after he resumed to his duties while students, teachers and staff of the varsity temporarily suspended their agitations.

It noted that the agitation in the university temporarily ended on August 22 last after a period of 85 days and the university started functioning from August 23 with Prof Pandey proceeding on leave. “………resuming of duties by Prof Adya Prasad Pandey has further deteriorated the atmosphere of the University,” the order noted.

The functioning t the university was disrupted for more than three months after the students, teachers and staff of the varsity rose up demanding removal of Prof AP Pandey as vice chancellor of the Central university.

Meanwhile, the twomember enquiry committee comprising of former Acting

Mizo churches reject SC’s Section 377 ruling AIZAWL, Sep 18 (Agencies): Churches in Mizoram have “rejected” the SC’s ruling on Article 377 and said homosexuality and lesbianism should continue to be criminalised as it was before .

Mizoram Kohhran Hruaitute Committee , a conglomerate of leaders of 14 major churches in the state, on Monday said it wished the apex court had never scrapped Section 377.

Gay sex among consenting adults is not an

offence, the Supreme Court ordered on September 6, reading down a British-era section 377 of the penal code that penalises people for their sexual orientation.

“Any discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation violates fundamental rights,” said Chief Justice Dipak Misra, reading out the operative portion of the top court’s verdict that struck down Section 377 to the extent that it penalised consensual sexual relationship between two adults.

Chief Justice of Meghalaya High Court T Nandakumar and former VC of Tezpur University MK Choudhary has asked Prof Pandey to submit a written statement in the form of affidavit to defend the allegations leveled against him by MUSU, MUTA and MUSA within September 24, a highly reliable source said.

He was further asked to appear in person before the committee on September 26, 27 and 28, days on which statements of the witnesses will be recorded by the committee.

The source said that Manipur University Students’ Union (MUSU), Manipur University Teachers’ Association (MUTA) and Manipur University Staff Association (MUSA) has already submitted their written statements in the form of affidavits with supporting documents to the allegations leveled by them against Pandey.

Some student bodies and individual students have also submitted their written statements, the source added.

BJP wins 96% seats uncontested in Tripura panchayat election Agartala, Sep 18 (PTI): The ruling BJP in Tripura has won around 96 per cent seats uncontested in the by-elections of the threetier panchayat polls in the state scheduled to be held on September 30, State Election Commissioner G K Rao said on Tuesday. Over 3,000 seats were rendered vacant as a large number of members of gram panchayats, panchayat samitis and zilla parishads resigned after the BJP-Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT) combine came to power in the state in March.

Opposition parties and the IPFT, which is contesting the rural bypolls separately, have alleged that elected representatives were forced to resign by the BJP and it also did not allow their candidates to submit nomination papers for the elections.

Bypolls were scheduled to be held in 3,386 seats -3,207 in gram panchayat, 161 in panchayat samitis and 18 zilla parishad seats.

However, 3,247 of these (95.89 per cent) were won by the BJP uncontested.

“By-elections would be held in only 132 gram panchayat seats, and seven panchayat samity seats on

September 30 as the rest of the seats were won by the BJP uncontested,” Rao told PTI. On the demand of opposition parties and the IPFT for postponement of the elections, he said it cannot be done as no violence was reported in the offices where the nomination papers were submitted.

“There is not a single complaint against Block Development officers, who act as returning officers for gram panchayat polls or against district magistrates, who function as returning officers for zilla parishad polls,” State Election Commissioner said.

The opposition Left Front had last week demanded rescheduling of the bypolls claiming that opposition candidates could not file nomination papers due to attacks and intimidations by miscreants belonging to the BJP. Describing the entire election process a “farce”, CPI(M) state Secretary Bijan Dhar Tuesday said, “First, our elected representatives were forced to resign. Then, when we tried to field our candidates, they (BJP) they did not allow us to submit nomination papers.”

Protest against church eviction notice

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Sep 18: A sit-inprotest was staged Tuesday demanding revocation of eviction notice served to remove Churches inside the campus of the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS), Imphal.

SDO Lamphel of Imphal West district had on September 4 last issued notices to evict two churches- Lamphel Rongmei Baptist Church (LRBC) and Lamphel Baptist Church (LBC).

Denouncing the proposed eviction of the churches, residents of Lan-

gol Tarung village staged the protest under the joint aegis of All Manipur Christian Organization (AMCO), Manipur Baptist Convention (MBC) and Rongmei Christian Advocacy Council at the local community hall.

“We condemn eviction notice served to LBC and LRBC,” “Withdraw the eviction notice,” “India is a secular country, not a theocratic state,” “We demand regularization of Christian worship places in Imphal West,” etc was written in the placards displayed at the protest site.

AMCO president Rev

Prim Vaiphei said that the two churches inside the RIMS complex were in the service for more than 26 years and has been the worshipping places for the employees and students of the institute.

He demanded immediate withdrawal of the eviction notice while threatening to launch intense forms of agitations if government goes ahead with its eviction using force.

“We don’t want to launch agitation but if circumstances compels, we have no other option but to go ahead with the agitation,” he said.

Rally for early finalisation of framework agreement cum meeting organized of Naga Hoho and United jointly by Naga Tribe Ho- Naga Council in letter and hos, Zeme Naga Council, spirit.

Liangmei Naga Council, The third point of the Rongmei Naga Council declaration appealed to all under the aegis of United Naga political groups and Naga Council (UNC).

Naga people to rise above During the meeting, regionalism, tribalism, faca three-point declaration tionalism and individualwas adopted which include ism and stand united for submitting a memorandum a common Naga National to the Prime Minister of solution.

India to translate the frameThe joint declaration work agreement to political was signed by presidents of A rally cum public meeting demanding early finalisation of Indo-Naga framework reality.

UNC, Naga Women Union, agreement was held at Tamenglong HQ on Tuesday.

It also declared that Rongmei Naga Council (M), Correspondent glong district headquarters on August 3, 2015 at New Tuesday’s rally supports Inpui Nga Union, Zeme and reaffirmed the August Naga Council (M) and Lion Tuesday demanding Delhi.

Hundreds of people 23, 2018 joint declaration angmei Naga Council (M).

IMPHAL, Sep 18: A rally early finalization of hiscum public meeting was toric ‘Indo-Naga frame- from various parts of the held in Manipur’s Tamen- work agreement’ signed district took part in the rally GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

Guwahati, Sep 18 (Agencies): A day after the body of an Assam Police Jawan riddled with bullets was recovered from the security barrack attached to the official residence of Chief Minister at Kharghuli in Guwahati, an inquiry has been initiated by the Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal on this regard.

The deceased Assam Police Jawan has been identified as Lance Naik Sukleswar Kathar and had six bullets hit in the body, which were fired from his service weapon, an AK 47 rifle. It is being assumed to be a case of suicide until now as per the initial investigation. Talking to media, PC Saloi, the Guwahati Police Commissioner said it is particularly very difficult to comment at this moment as to whether it is a suicide or some other people are involved in killing Kathar.

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DECLARATION

I, Shri. Vinoka Sumi, S/o Kuhoi, permanent resident of Phushito Colony, Aghunato, Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby declare through an Affidavit No. 323 Dated 07.08.2018, that Vinoka Sumi and Vinoka are one and same person which is referred to me. Henceforth, I will use my name as Vinoka Sumi in all purposes.

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DECLARATION

This declaration is for the General Public and the person concerned that, we the family members of Ihoto Yeptho S/o Lt. Kihoi Yeptho of Pimla Village, Dimapur Dist., henceforth will not be responsible for anyone lending him money or anything else for that matter.

Any one dealing with him in matters of monetary and property will be doing so at his/her own risk.

1. TOKATO YEPTHO

2. L. GHOSHITO YEPTHO

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Assam CM orders probe into jawan’s death

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND

NOTARY PUBLIC Govt. of Nagaland

Regd. No. 2270/18 Date 17/09/18

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND NO.LLG/JUD/SUC/2009-10/192

Dated, Longleng the 11th Sept, 2018

OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Lishan of Tamlu Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to Operate/Draw/Transfer/Withdraw the securities in respect of late Shri. Ongpong Ongh who expired on 11-04-2001.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objection. If any, within one month from the date of issue of this notice.

(John Tsulise Sangtam) Deputy Commissioner, Longleng : Nagaland DP-6984

OBJECTION NOTICE

Dated Peren the 12th Sept'2018 NO.PRN/JUD-5/PT-II/2017/871 Smti. Itingpeugwangle of Jalukie Town, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late Ndalung Zeliang who expired on 21-08-2018.

Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30 days w.e.f. date of publication. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in favour of the applicant.

(S. TAINIU) Deputy Commissioner Peren, Nagaland DP-6993

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL POLICE (CID) NAGALAND :: KOHIMA

NO.PHQ/IGP/CID/22/2017-18/638

To,

Dated Kohima, the 17th Sept, 2018.

Shri. Khrieketoulie Mepfhü-o Computer Operator (Crime Branch) PHQ S/o - Kevilelie Mepfhü-o Vill - L-Khel, Kohima Village PO/PS - North PS, Dist-Kohima, Nagaland

Sub : THIRD AND FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas you have been found absent from duty w.e.f 4th December 2017 till date without any prior permission or leave from competent authority and you were served calling notices vide : (a) 1st Calling Notice : NO.PHQ/IGP/CID/22/2017-18/394 dated 15th June 2018, (b) 2nd Calling Notice : NO.PHQ/IGP/ CID/22/2017-18/580, dated 16th August 2018. However, you have willfully failed to report till date.

Hence, you are directed to report to the undersigned within 15 (fifteen) days from the date of publication of this 3rd and Final Calling Notice, failing which departmental action will be initiated against you.

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Sr. Superintendent of Police (Crime) Nagaland, Kohima

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE NAGALAND, KOHIMA

NO. PHQ(B-I)1/Combined Recruitment/2015/2387

CIRCULAR

Dated Kohima, the 18th Sept., 2018.

In continuation to the Press Release of even No.PHQ(B-I)1/C-Recruitment/2015/2272 dated. 11.09.18 for the post of UBSI(GD)/SI(Opr)/SI(Tech)&ASI(GD), the following procedures are hereby notified for the said recruitment: 1. Physical Standards Test The Physical Standards Test for Height, Chest, Weight and Endurance will be held on the 24th and on the 25th September ‘2018 at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima and the details are laid down as under: 24th September ‘2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 01 – 1300) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 1301 – 2500) th 25 September ‘2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 2501 – 3621) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 3622 – 4719) The prescribed eligibility criteria is as under: (a) Height. (i) For Males - 5’3” (162 Cms) (ii) For Females - 5’ (152 Cms) (b) Chest (i) For Males

- Normal Expanded (ii) For Females - Normal Expanded

- 31” (79 Cms) - 33” (84 Cms) - 29” (74 Cms) - 31” (79 Cms)

(c) Weight: As per the prescribed medical chart of weight obtained from the Directorate of Medical services, height and weight are co-related. Following chart shall be used for both male and female candidates.

HEIGHT MALE FEMALE CMS INCHES MIN. KGS MAX. KGS MIN. KGS MAX. KGS 152 5’0” 65 45 55 155 5’1” 66 46 56 157 5’2” 67 47 57 160 5’3” 58 68 48 58 162 5’4” 59 69 49 59 165 5’5” 60 70 50 60 167 5’6” 61 71 51 61 170 5’7” 62 72 52 62 172 5’8” 63 73 53 63 175 5’9” 64 74 54 64 177 5’10” 65 75 55 65 180 5’11” 66 76 56 66 182 6’0” 67 77 57 67 Candidates who have qualified in Height, Chest and Weight measurement shall undergo Endurance Test immediately as per the prescribed parameter: (i) Endurance (Male) - 3 (Three) kms in 13 (Thirteen) minutes. (ii) Endurance (Female) - 1 ½ kms in 8 (Eight) minutes.

2. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Candidates who have qualified in Height, Chest, Weight measurement and Endurance Test will be required to undergo PET which will be conducted on the 26th, 27th and 28th of September ‘2018 at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima, on the parameters and details laid down below: 26th September 2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 01 – 785) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 786 – 1570) 27th September 2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 1571 – 2355) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 2356 – 3140) 28th September 2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 3141 – 3925) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 3926 – 4719) Male Candidates. (i) Long Jump (ii) High Jump (iii) Pull Ups (iv) Balancing -

12 (twelve) feet in 3 (Three) attempts.

4 (Four) feet in 3 (Three) attempts.

5 (Five) Times 1 (one) attempt.

Female Candidates. (i) Long Jump - 8 (Eight) feet in 3 (Three) attempts. (ii) High Jump - 3 (Three) feet in 3 (Three) attempts. (iii) Pull Ups - 3 (Three) Times (iv) Balancing - 1 (One) attempt 3. Medical Test The candidates who have qualified in all the above will be required to undergo Medical Test starting from 0700 Hrs on 29th of September ‘2018 at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima.

Disqualification: The following physical conditions shall disqualify the candidate which will be applicable to both male and female candidates. (a) Eye-Sight: A person having colour blindness.

Eye-sight below minimum distance vision of 6/6 and 6/9 of both eyes without correction. (b) Knocked knees (c) Flat footed (d) Squint eye condition (e) Amputated limb/Extremities (f) Physical deformities (g) Deaf or hard of hearing.

Note: The Physical Standards test, Physical Efficiency Test and Medical Test are mandatory, but are only qualifying in nature and will not carry any marks.

4. Written Examination.

The written examination for the candidates who have been declared qualified will be held on the 1st of Oct. ‘2018 and the 3rd Oct. ‘2018 for the various posts at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima and which will be duly intimated to the candidates in the Notice Board of Main RP Gate, Police Complex, Chumukedima.

There will be separate Question papers for the post(s) as mentioned under: (i)UBSI(GD) & SI(Opr) combined (ii) SI(Tech) (iii) ASI (GD) The date and time schedule for the various post(s) will be as follows: Sl. No. Date Time Post(s) 1 01/10/2018 09:00-11:00 AM UBSI (GD) & S.I (Opr.) 2 01:00-03:00 PM ASI (GD) 3 03/10/2018 09:00-11:00 AM S.I (Tech.)

The nature of the examination would be MCQ (Multiple choice questions) type. There will be 100 questions and 100 marks. There will be no negative marking. The syllabus along with the distribution of marks are as under: (a) UBSI (GD) /SI (Opr)/ASI (GD).

1. General English - 20 marks 2. Arithmetic/Reasoning and mental ability - 30 marks 3. General awareness will consist of the following: - 50 marks (i) Current affairs with special emphasis on Nagaland State (ii) General Economy (iii) General Science (iv) Social Science and (v) Current Affairs.

Question paper for the post of ASI(GD) will be different. But, the syllabus shall remain the same. (b) For SI (Tech) 1. General English - 20 marks 2. Arithmetic/ Reasoning and Mental Ability - 30 marks 3. Technical subject - 20 marks 4. General awareness will consist of the following: - 30 marks (i) Current affairs with special emphasis on Nagaland State (ii) General Economy (iii) General Science (iv) Social Science and (v) Current Affairs.

5. Oral Interview (Viva-Voce).

Proportionate candidate in the ratio of 1:3 approximately would be called for the interview and the list of selected candidates for the various posts for Viva-Voce/ Oral Interview will be notified in all local dailies.

Sd/(SANDEEP M. TAMGADGE)IPS Inspector General of Police (Hqr) & Chairman, Recruitment Board.

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Centre to hold workshop for effective Nun rape: Bishop moves Kerala HC implementation of Street Vendors Act

KOCHI, SEP 18 (PTI): A day ahead of his likely appearance before police, clergyman Franco Mulakkal, accused of raping a nun, Tuesday filed an anticipatory bail petition in the Kerala High Court claiming allegations against him were a “cooked up story to wreak vengeance”.

The Kerala High Court adjourned the hearing of the application for September 25 when it will hear the police version.

When the plea came up for the hearing before Justice Raja Vijayaraghavan this afternoon, the petitioner did not seek any interim relief to thwart his possible arrest.

Citing convention, legal experts said police may not arrest Mulakkal, who recently stepped aside as the bishop of the Jalandhar diocese, since his anticipatory bail plea is pending before the high court.

However, police can still arrest him if it has sufficient evidence, they said.

Mulakkal filed the application this mor n-

(From p-1) Ozukum replied that Rs 50 crore was allocated for the work, which was executed, and that the total length of prioritised road to be covered was 116.455 km.

On the demand to furnish names of contractors awarded the repair works, the minister replied that NPWD that had carried out the work.

To this, Neinu pointed out to the difference in figures of prioritised length of roads covered as R&B chief engineer Limadongdang Jamir had reportedly said during a press conference on April 10 that 217 km of roads would repaired in 12 district headquarters at a cost of Rs 102 crore.

He argued that the minister should not mislead the House by quoting different lengths, adding that the reply was “tricky”.

Franco Mulakkal ing, claiming the allegations against him were a “cooked up story to wreak vengeance” and seeking pre-arrest bail.

The Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Kerala Police has asked him to appear before it Wednesday.

In his plea, the 54-yearold clergyman has claimed the accusations by the nun, serving in a congregation under the Jalandhar diocese, is “wholly concocted and cooked up only to wreak vengeance for the actions taken by him on various complaints received against her”.

Claiming innocence, the bishop said the complaint was “nothing but a fictional story”.

“The complaint is an afterthought and a vicious programme to bring down the applicant who is holding a very high post in the congregation,” the plea said.

It said the bishop is “absolutely innocent” and has been “falsely implicated” in the case with an “ulterior motive and vexatious intention”.

The plea alleged that the nun and her family members had warned Mulakkal of dire consequences

if he continued to take adverse action against her.

There were threats that he will be manhandled if he sets his foot in Kerala, the petition alleged.

Noting that the public relations officer attached to the Bishop’s House in Jalandhar had submitted a complaint to the district police chief of Kottayam about the threat to the clergyman, the petition claimed it was only after that the nun filed a “false” complaint before the Kottayam SP on June 26.

Mulakkal alleged that the nun had an illicit relationship with a relative and a complaint about it was received by her congregation --the Missionaries of Jesus. Referring to the nun’s first statement to police, the cleric insisted there was no forcible sexual intercourse.

The petition cited media reports to claim that in her statement recorded before a judicial magistrate under Section 164 CrPC the alleged victim had said she was not coerced into having sexual intercourse.

“This crucial aspect needs to be considered along with the complaint made by her own cousin alleging the de facto complainant of having illicit relationship with her husband.

“This crucial aspect casts serious suspicion on the credibility of the allegations raised by the de facto complainant,” the plea said.

Mulakkal said the nun was appointed Mother Superior of St Francis Mission Home at Kuravilangadu in Kottayam district. She was also the Kerala in-charge till 2017, his plea said.

The nun has accused the senior catholic priest of sexually assaulting her repeatedly between 2014 and 2016.

Mulakkal has, however, dismissed the allegations as “baseless and concocted”, insisting she levelled those as the Catholic order had rejected her demand for favours.

He had Saturday handed over the administrative charge of the Jalandhar diocese to a senior priest.

NLA session: Oppn corners PDA govt

In his supplementary question, Azo also asked how many kilometres were covered out of the 116.455 km and how long the department would take to complete the repairs. He also asked the reason for differences in funds for different districts and whether there was comprehensive master plan for maintenance of all major roads.

Vikheho Swu wanted to know whether the Rs 50 crore allotted for road maintenance included subdivisions too, while Yitachu demanded list of completed roads. The minister clarified that as per the previous government records, the State had 1,110 km major district roads, of which 116.455 km was prioritised for the repair work. He claimed that NPWD had covered 70.80 km of road and that the remaining length would be covered after the monsoon season.

He pointed out that the amount varied for districts depending on the length of roads, adding that so far Rs 25 crore was released and that the remaining Rs 25 crore that was released recently would be allotted for the remaining roads.

Ozukum informed the House that NPWD was compiling a master plan, adding that Rs 50 crore was meant for district roads.

He assured that once the annual maintenance funds were released, these would be distributed to the subdivisions too.

On the list of completed roads by the department, the minister said it would be submitted in the next Assembly session. However, when the opposition members insisted that it be submitted on September 20, the minister later agreed.

Asked whether there was a master plan for maintenance of all major roads,

he said the department was in the process of bringing out a comprehensive road policy, which has already constituted the road maintenance task force.

Ozukum said the construction of Sonuoru Bridge under the central road fund scheme could not start till date due to the rainy season.

Replying to a starred question by opposition member, Vikheho Swu, on the delay of work though the sanction was accorded in 2015, Ozukum said the work order was issued only during July 2016 and the work could not start immediately due to the rainy season.

He also informed that as the contractor mobilized to start the work by February 2017, the work was stopped by the land owner.

However, he informed that the land owner issue has been resolved.

On the question of delay in tender procedure

for construction of Khughu bridge between Kichilimi and Ustomi, the minister replied that the tender for the work was cancelled for the 4th time due to nonfulfilment of tendering procedure. He said the 5th call was opened on September 5, 2018 and the tender evaluation was under process. He said work order would be issued after the technical and financial formalities were completed.

On Tsuyi Bridge between Ghathashi and Hebolimi under Pughoboto division and between Natsumi and Asukiqa, the minister said technical and financial formalities were completed, but there was some delay to complete the evaluation process resulting in the expiry of the bid validity. Therefore, he said department was waiting for extension of time from the Ministry to award the work.

Further, in response

Oppn MLAs demand reply from advisors KOHIMA, SEP 18 (NPN): Opposition members on the first day of the second session of the 13th NLA that began Tuesday demanded that advisors should be empowered to reply to the questions raised by the opposition.

The issue came up when the leader of the house, Neiphiu Rio, replied to the starred questions raised against the department of school education.

Leader of the opposition, TR Zeliang, asserted that since the advisors were appointed by the government they should either be allowed to reply in the assembly or do away with advisors, adding that government’s stand must be clear. The chief minister, however, clarified that the government after consultative meeting has decided that since the advisors were appointed as advisors to the departments, the concern minister would reply to the main questions and the advisors can reply supplementary questions. However, Rio encouraged the advisors to participate in the assembly proceedings. (Correspondent)

Dalit youth beaten to death in Bihar to unstarred question by EE Pangteang, MLA, the R&B minister, Tongpang Ozukum, replied that there are 33 numbers of LDAs and 46 SAs have been appointed w.e.f. January 1 till date. Minister informed that there were 24 LDAs and 68 SAs posts vacant under works and housing created w.e.f. from January 1 till date.

PATNA, SEP 18 (IANS): A Dalit youth was bludgeoned to death by a mob on suspicion of theft in Bihar’s Nawada district, police said on Tuesday. Rupan Manjhi, in his late 20s, was beaten to death with bamboo sticks, bricks and iron rods on Monday night in Lavarpura village, 150 km from here.

“Police rescued brutally beaten and unconscious

Manjhi from the clutches of the mob. However, he succumbed to injuries soon after reaching hospital,” Hisua Police Station Officer incharge Rajdeo Sao said.

According to police officials, a group of four thieves entered a house but after the family raised an alarm three of the thieves fled while one was caught by the villagers and beaten to death.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND FINANCE DEPARTMENT BUDGET & MONITORING CELL No.BUD/1-9/2017-18

Dated Kohima, the 18th September 2018.

CIRCULAR In continuation of OM of even number dated 12th September 2018, it is hereby informed that the Two – Day Workshop as part of Nation –wide Government e-Marketplace (GeM) scheduled on 20th & 21st September 2018 has been postponed due to ongoing Assembly Session. The same has been re-scheduled on 21st & 22nd September 2018. As informed earlier, all Administrative Heads and Heads of Department are requested to attend the workshop on 21st September 2018 for the inaugural function.

Further, all interested parties (buyers & sellers) both Government and NonGovernment Agencies, may avail the opportunity and attend the workshop as per schedule in the Annexure.

The workshop will focus on registration of buyers and sellers. Therefore, all interested parties may bring the following documents for registration:(a) Buyers: Aadhar Number, Mobile Number & Official email id in @gov.in/@ nic.in (b) Sellers : Aadhar Card, Mobile Number, Pan Card, GST Number & email id.

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PRE-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR MINORITY STUDENT UNDER MINISTRY OF MINORITY AFFAIRS.

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to shrug off the ‘unorganised’ tag & become an ‘organised’ activity,” the minister tweeted later.

In another tweet, Puri said that street vending is an important component of urban life and it forms the support system which city dwellers need to carry on with their daily lives.

“Delighted to meet & interact with street vendors & representatives of various associations from across the country at the National Convention & AGM2018 of National Association of Street Vendors of India,” he also tweeted.

(As Part of Nation-wide Mission on GeM) Date : 21st – 22nd September 2018 Venue: Secretariat Conference Hall, Kohima

KOHIMA : NAGALAND

Applications are invited from eligible candidates for appointment as First Vice Chancellor of National Sports University, Imphal (Manipur). Details of essential qualifications, general instructions, information, application proforma and other details required for the post are available on the website of Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports www.yas.nic.in.

Applications complete in all respects in the prescribed format should reach Deputy Secretary (Sports), Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Room No. 520 "C", Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-110001, within 30 days from the date of the publication of this advertisement, by Registered/ Speed Post.

Applications received after due date will not be considered.

its implementation in any state, it will be addressed.”

Under the Act, all states need to form Town Vending Committee (TVC) which will work for the rights of the vendors and create permanent vending zones.

Several states and union territories, including Delhi, have formed TVCs. “Planned urbanisation undertaken by us takes into account the concerns of street vendors and will have designated zones where vendors can carry on their businesses with security & dignity.

“This sector also needs

LAUNCH OF STATE MISSION ON GOVERNMENT e-MARKETPLACE

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION

Appointment of First Vice Chancellor in National Sports University, Imphal (Manipur), (A Central University)

Hardeep Singh Puri

(V.KEZO) Special Secretary to the Government of Nagaland

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NEW DELHI, SEP 18 (PTI): The central government will hold a review workshop with the urban development ministers of all states in next three months for effective implementation of the Street Vendors Act, Union minister Hardeep Singh Puri said Tuesday.

The Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act 2014 seeks to regulate street vendors in public areas and protect their rights across the country.

Speaking at a convention of National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), the housing and urban affairs minister said that issues pertaining to implementation of the Act will be addressed during the workshop.

“In the next three months, we will hold a review workshop with UD ministers of all states in Delhi on the implementation of the Act,” Puri said. “if there is discrepancy in

It has come to the notice of the undersigned that many head of the schools/institutions have not obtained their school User ID and Password without which verification of students application submitted online for PreMatric scholarship under Ministry of Minority Affairs could not be done.

Therefore the Department once again remind every head of the schools/ institutions to obtain their User ID and Password from the respective District Education officer by providing their school UDISE code/Name of the Institution in-charge along with Contact Number during office hours and verify the respective school applicants at the earliest.

While verifying the applicants, the head of the institution should thoroughly check fraud/duplicate student under their school login.

The application of the student alongwith the supporting documents will not be uploaded online, but kept in the institution custody after verification process is done.

The last date of verification by the Institution is 15th Oct ’2018. No time will be extended further for verification in the National Scholarship Portal by the Ministry.

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Issued by DIPR

Day - 1 (21st September, 2018) Session - 1 : Inaugural – For HoDs & AHoDs Time Item Facilitator / Speaker 10:30AM Inauguration Chief Secretary, Nagaland Addl. Chief Secretary & Finance 10:45 AM Introductory Note Commissioner Tea Break 11:00 AM Training on GeM Portal GeM Team, GoI Interactive Session with AHoDs 12:00 Noon and HoDs State Nodal Officer/GeM Team.

1.00 PM Lunch Break Session- 2 : For Buyers (Govt Departments/Semi-Govt Agencies) 2.00 PM Training on GeM Portal GeM Team, GoI 2.45 PM Hands on Training / Registration Till GeM Team, GoI 4:30 PM of Primary & Secondary Users Day – 2 (22nd September, 2018) Session : For Buyers & Sellers Time Item Facilitators / Speaker 10:00 AM Registration of Participants 10:30AM Introductory Note Special Secretary (Finance) 10:45 AM Training on GeM Portal GeM Team, GoI 11:45 AM Tea Break 12:00 Noon Training on GeM Portal GeM Team, GoI Session - with Buyers & State Nodal Officer / GeM Team, 1:00 Noon Interactive Sellers GoI 1:30 PM Lunch Break 2:00 PM Training on GeM Portal GeM Team, GoI 2:45 PM Hands on Training / Registration of GeM Team, GoI till 4:30 PM Sellers, Primary & Secondary Users DC-1605

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Nagaland Post

Post-mortem

Vol. XXVIII NO. 284 Dimapur, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018

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Nagaland division

ix Naga tribes- Konyak, Chang, Phom, Khiamniungan, Yimchunger and Sangtam inhabiting four districts of Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire- are determined to achieve their common goal of a new state called ‘Frontier Nagaland as per the memorandum submitted to the government of India on December 6,2010. The six tribes have distinctively come under the banner of Eastern Nagaland Public Organisation(ENPO) and have been proactive in meeting representatives of the central government including chief minister, governor and other functionaries of Nagaland. At their September 14 public meeting in Tuensang town, ENPO representatives have resolved that they will not accept any economic packages as substitute for their demand of ‘Frontier Nagaland’ state. The ENPO has also rejected the offer for creating district-wise project proposals for the development of ENPO area as suggested by union special secretary(Internal Security) ministry of home affairs to officials of government of Nagaland. The main grouse against remaining part of present Nagaland state was the ‘discrimination’ by the so-called ‘advanced tribes’. In all the rallies, the focus used to be on ‘discrimination’ by the state government and therefore, they firmly believed it was better to have their own kitchen and cook their own food without being left at the ‘mercy’ of the kitchen run by the ‘major’ or ‘advanced’ tribes of present Nagaland. It is ironic that while there is the issue of Naga integration on one hand, there is another issue of Naga bifurcation on the other hand. One factor that had been aired over the past decades was that of being deprived of a fair share of development in the four districts in matters of projects including employment opportunities. This is borne by the fact that the far flung regions of the state still woefully lack basic infrastructures such as all-weather roads and other needs such as properly manned institutions. These are genuine concerns which have been unattended for many decades. The elected representatives of the ENPO area especially in the past, have failed to do justice to their people. This shows that the elected members were not on the same page though on paper, they were supposed to be sharing the same platform. The creation of Frontier Nagaland after bifurcation from present Nagaland will effectively reduce the state to half its present size. Today the tribes under ENPO have gone far enough to ever want to retract their demands even if it may seem a very difficult objective. The demand for a separate Frontier Nagaland will have to be addressed one way or the other by all other tribes of Nagaland. There is a need for serious discussion not only by the tribe hohos but also the ordinary and unorganised people on how to resolve the issue. The genuine concerns of the ENPO may not be alien with similar concerns by other tribes in Nagaland. This means that there is need for the church, since it is the most influential body, to play its role in resolving conflicts and to ready itself for greater tasks ahead. On the other hand, if the persistence is to achieve a political goal of statehood then perhaps there may not be much room for resolution. The state legislators have to talk over this issue and bring out a practical and implementable blueprint resolution that will convince and assuage the feelings of the six tribes.

DailyDevotion His Temptation and Ours We do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin. —Hebrews 4:15 Until we are born again, the only kind of temptation we understand is the kind mentioned in James 1:14, “Each one is tempted when he is drawn away by his own desires and enticed.” But through regeneration we are lifted into another realm where there are other temptations to face, namely, the kind of temptations our Lord faced. The temptations of Jesus had no appeal to us as unbelievers because they were not at home in our human nature. Our Lord’s temptations and ours are in different realms until we are born again and become His brothers. The temptations of Jesus are not those of a mere man, but the temptations of God as Man. Through regeneration, the Son of God is formed in us (see Galatians 4:19), and in our physical life He has the same setting that He had on earth. Satan does not tempt us just to make us do wrong things— he tempts us to make us lose what God has put into us through regeneration, namely, the possibility of being of value to God. He does not come to us on the premise of tempting us to sin, but on the premise of shifting our point of view, and only the Spirit of God can detect this as a temptation of the devil.

Temptation means a test of the possessions held within the inner, spiritual part of our being by a power outside us and foreign to us. This makes the temptation of our Lord explainable. After Jesus’ baptism, having accepted His mission of being the One “who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29) He “was led up by the Spirit into the wilderness” (Matthew 4:1) and into the testing devices of the devil. Yet He did not become weary or exhausted.

He went through the temptation “without sin,” and He retained all the possessions of His spiritual nature completely intact.

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Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverance. ~ Samuel Johnson

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018

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The toothless NLTP 1989

he menace of alcoholism in Naga homes and personal lives was first brought to public domain for debate by the Ao Baptist Churches Association (ABAM) in 1988 which was followed by mass support to do away with liquor trade led by the NBCC, NMA and NSF. After nearly a year of representations to the government and token protest in various forms to register public resentments, the infamous “Nagaland Liquor Total Prohibition” 1989 was finally enacted as an Act under Nagaland Legislative Assembly.

But over the years the resultant of NLTP Act is like a toothless instrument to combat the life threatening element since there seems no pragmatic policy to help the victims of alcohol addiction from either the govt. or churches or NGOs besides the stringent policy to curb the defaulters of either the trade or the users of alcohol and award exemplary punishments. Hence in some areas the situation grew worse than before, especially, the growth of abusive drug users. The overwhelming flow of spurious IMFL from across the State and encouragement of the syndicate form of alcohol business is rather a boon for some spineless greedy money mongers, which cut short the lives of many alcoholics.

Over the years, different groups of people are pressurising the State Govt to either lift or partially modify the NLTP Act 1989 and legalise Liquor Trade in Nagaland; citing examples of its failures and also the failure of the similar policy in other Indian states and aboard. With sound intention, and of course looking at the well-being of our non revenue generating State; to provide better quality of alcohol to consumers at reasonable prices, to stop black marketing of IMFL etc. But our State government seems to be in a jam between the Churches and its people.

Due to pressure from various angles, the govt and concern law enforcing agencies have come up with multiple policies to apprehend the alcohol traders in the past but any tiny flaw in the system has been the channel for easy flow of the spurious IMFL

into our dry State.

Now, the biggest challenge for the government and the church is to legalise the once banned alcohol trade in the so called Nagaland for Christ which when succumbed to the pressure groups to lift the NLTP Act. In fact, as Christians we will be demeaning the value of Christianity to a state of bargain able commodity.

This liquor ban in Nagaland was not the wisdom of common people but it is believed to be from above. It is evident that alcoholism is the mother of all addictions, besides abusive substances, which includes addiction into immorality, love of money, love of power etc.

Unlike, other state Law, Act or Bill this NLTP 1989 is a sacred Act which bear the signatures, prayers and tears of many fathers, mothers, sons and daughters.

“In a nutshell it bears the pains of many Families”. The lifting of the NLTP Act 1989 is never going to be a bonus in any aspect but Nagaland and its people will be invoking an irreparable divine CURSE for it will tantamount to blasphemy and testing the nerve of our living God who brought Naga people from the darkness to light, from shame to pride and from the slavery of paganism to the freedom of the great gospel of Christ Jesus. People are tend to commit sins because as human beings we are given the privilege to choose from right and wrong, as human nature we can’t be right all the time so there is always a door wide open for reconciliation with God if we earnestly seek His face.

(We have a source of comfort here as the Bible says, “Call unto me, I will hear .” (Jeremiah 33:3) Finally, it seems again that our God has heard the cries of His people which is evident in the Churches’ schedules of fixing “Detoxification Camps” for its congregation who are combating to hang up addictions of any abusive substance. One of which just concluded it’s week long program in Ao Baptist Church Diphupar. Here we witnessed the testimony of 29 alcoholics being freed from the bondage

of years of alcoholism. A very special congratulation to the Churches and NGOs/Ministries who have embarked on such noble and Christ like character; to initiate and to HELP these helpless people drawn into alcoholism for years, even decades.

Honestly speaking, our churches would have taken up such moral lessons first before suggesting the BAN because Disciplining has proved to be more effective than Restrictions.

Now, it is evident that our State govt. too has a parental role to play instead of simply strengthening the security forces because this battle is not against alcoholism but it’s a battle against the powers of the dark world - the Satanic regime. The government is suggested to incorporate some chapters or a completely separate subject in Schools on “Healthy way of Life” covering academic exercises on the health and moral hazards due to alcoholism, drug abuse, sex abuse , early marriage, teenage love affairs, misuse of technology and the advantages of good governance etc etc “I have listened attentively, but they do not say what is right.

None of them repent of their wickedness, saying, “What have I done?” Each pursues their own course like a horse charging into battle” Jeremiah 8:6 NIV Friends!! I was an addict to all abusive substances for 27 long years (till early 2008). But it was through the amazing grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the tearfilled prayers of my late mama on her knees for 27 years I’m a Freeman today.

I request the government, churches, families and our society to know that these addicts to abusive substances are sick people, it’s a disease; another syndrome of inferiority complex, without it they believe life is incomplete which is a total nonsense.

They’ve to be made known that they are a special species for God’s grace to be revealed through them and they are extremely LOVED AND CARED by the World too.

Samuel Sumi, Chairman, Action Committee NLTP Act 1989.

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Consumers’ complaint is to be honoured

h e N a g a l a n d Vo l untary Consumers’ Organisation(NVCO) has been receiving various complaint related to consumer’s rights exploitation including the various courier services where the letters or parcel which has been paid for home delivery never performed in that manner but having the behaviour of calling over phone with a request to come and collect it at the their counter.

Recently the NVCO received a complaint letter from a retired bureaucrat that courier service counter refused to bring it to his residence where he has already paid for home delivery and another complaint over the phone from a top ranking retired judge stating that despite of knowing his status the courier counter in Dimapur refused to deliver to his home with a reason that they do not have man power. The NVCO condemned the action of the people who were running courier services in any name/form for not delivering the stuff/letters/parcel to the consumer’s home which has been paid already and may this condemnation be considered as a strong warning to the service providers.

Receiving verbal complaint from several consumers on shortage of weightments at the butcher shop situated at Lower Chandmari junction/taxi stand, Kohima, the President of NVCO Kezhokhoto Savi personally went to visit the said butcher shop early morning on 5th Sept, 2018 and detected that an extra meat/ bones were kept at one corner of the plate where meat is kept for measurement and the balance is kept in such a manner where buyers could not see and at this instance NVCO President asked the non-local man who alone could expertly manage the entire work to empty the plate and others to make sure that balance is accurate and all of a sudden the non-local guy was pulling down the entire set of balance inside to which the President asked him not to do so. The non-local man proudly pulled down the entire set of balance which compelled the President to go inside and asked him to remove the

extra portion keeping in a plate used for measurement and also found the meat which could not be sold on the previous day to which the butcher would mixed with the fresh meat for sale. The said butcher shop does not have license. The NVCO condemned the action of the butchers for their misbehaviours and unethical business technique.

The NVCO has also received a complaint that a Notice Inviting Tender (NIT) was invited by the Director of Postal Services, Nagaland Division, Kohima for hiring office premises building on lease/rent and to which several of them had participated and the complainant’s building was selected but thereafter no communication was made despite the lapse of considerable time.

The complainant wrote several letters to the Postal department to which the Director of Postal, Nagaland Division, Kohima vide letter dated 02.05.2017 wrote to the complainant expressing his regret for the inability to finalise the shifting of office to the complainant’s building despite the lapse of 10(ten) months and thereafter no communication on the part of Postal department despite of repeated letters by the complainant and went to the extent of proposing to issue a fresh tender(NIT). And since then the complainant was make to keep her building unoccupied incurring huge financial loss on the rent she could have collected if only her building had been rented out to others. Considering the above mentioned complaint against the Postal department, it is found out that the Postal Department as central department has been taking the local citizen for a ride which also amounts to violation of consumer rights as per the provision of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986. It is also learnt that the present standing office building of Postal, Kohima is not fit for standing and it must be dismantled at the earliest. The said Postal Office, Kohima building creates huge danger to offices nearby as it can be collapsed anytime as per the findings of the expert.

Press & Media Cell, NVCO

Rashtriya Poshan Maah celebrations get underway in Nagaland

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long with the rest of the country, Nagaland state is celebrating Rashtriya Poshan Maah-National Nutritional Month taking up various activities based on action plan of Convergent Government Departments and working towards successful implementation of the nation-wide mega mission. The state has been working tirelessly with the initiative of Social Welfare as nodal department for the campaign of Poshan Maah and a lot has been achieved so far.

The nation is observing the month long ‘Nutrition Month’ with an aim of reaching every household with the message, ‘Har Ghar Poshan Tyohar’ – every house a celebration of nutrition. Poshan Maah aims to ensure service deliver y and inter ventions by use of technology, behavioral change through convergence and lays down specific targets to be achieved.

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convergence amongst several ministries and departments across platforms, synergized campaigns and common messaging being celebrated at all levels that is from national to the village level.

Rashtriya Poshan Maah is a part of Poshan Abhiyan, a national flagship programme and is a Prime Minister Overarching scheme for Holistic Nourishment, aiming to achieve improvement in the Nutritional status of children from 0-6 years, adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating mothers in a time bound manner. The purpose of the mission is to eradicate malnutrition or undernourishment over the country by 2022 by ensuring convergence of various nutrition-related scheme for better and effective delivery to the targeted beneficiaries.

Objectives of the movement of Rashtriya Poshan Maah are also to re-energise the Swachh Bharat Jan Andolan; Fur-

ther accelerate SBM progress in last lap; Reinforce the concept of ‘Sanitation is everyone’s Business’; Commence Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth year celebrations; Mobilising of 20 crore people during the September 15 to October two fortnightly through convergence.

In the context of the state of Nagaland, a state level Convergent Plan Committee including 14 line departments with Social welfare as Nodal Department was constituted, which has been working for the campaign even ahead of the time.

In the same manner Convergent Plan Committee headed by Deputy Commissioner as Nodal Officer, Block Convergent Plan committee with Administrative Officer as Nodal Officer and Village Convergent Committee with initiative and supervision of the VCC have to be simultaneously working at all levels to achieve the target of convergence in

time.

Constitution of Committee at all levels have been done with directive from Ministry of Women & Child Development, GoI. All the line departments have its own action plan for State level, District level and Sub Division level respectively and accordingly programmes are being implemented targeting the beneficiaries that is the grass root level, with a determination that they should be benefitted.

Some of the highlights of the programme and activities and target achieved fortnightly at the State level are: Beginning from the month of August, meetings of convergence of departments and series of consultative meetings have been taking place making designs and strategies for smooth conduct of the campaign to take forward with the country wide mega programme. On 8th September the State has

officially launched Rashtriya Poshan Maah that has been coincided with the launching of the State Brand Ambassador with Prof. Alongla P. Aier.

On 13th September an intensified awareness of Safe food as part of the Rashtrya Poshan Maah, Food safety Nagaland was out in the street educating and creating awareness among the street food vendors in regard to maintaining strict hygiene to ensure safe and nutritious food to the consumers. Not to use newspaper to wrap food items, covering finished food products, use of tongs, gloves, aprons, head gears etc while handling foods were also emphasised by a medical team in Kohima.

Food Safety on wheels (Mobile food laboratory)Creating awareness, collecting food samples and checking food items for adulterants in different parts of Nagaland to ensure safe and nutritious food to its people as part

Visiting Nagaland for the first time

s a New Zealander visiting Nagaland for the first time, I am struck by the grandeur of the mountains, the villages clinging to the sides of steep slopes, and Kohima town functioning on top of a mountain range. The ingenuity, the courage and stamina of your people, living in such challenging geography is an inspiration.

The Naga people I have been privileged to meet and whose hospitality I have enjoyed, have been ever

friendly and courteous.

But coming from a country which has challenging terrain itself, my husband and I were appalled at the conditions local people have to endure with your new four lane highway under construction by the National Highway Authority of India. It is of course a wonderful dream to link Dimapur and Kohima in a superhighway, but the logic of doing it all at once instead of in stages clearly puts all those using

the road, locals and tourists alike, under extreme pressure.

While it is true that retaining walls are in position over some of the route, the potential for hillsides to slip shows that more attention needs to be given to land stability - the lengthy diversions already in place are a constant reminder of that. Nor is there clear evidence of drainage ditches to carry away monsoon rains. The unfortunate result of roadbuilding activ-

ity is that large stretches of road have become stream beds with monsoon rain flowing in the middle of them instead of in the drains. The endless pot holes are caused by these same streams.

I do hope that those in authority will plan how to ease the situation for the long suffering public and visitors like us who wish the best for the Naga people.

Glenys Wood (retired teacher), Wellington, New Zealand Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this

of Poshan Abhiyan.

Te s t i n g o f f o o d samples and checking of banned chemicals for artificial ripening and preservation of fresh fruits and vegetables, ensuring safe and nutritious food are some of the activities carried out by Food Safety Nagaland Health & Family Welfare.

Media publicity were also highlighted in both print and electronic media.

DD talk Show, Poshan seminar, short movie on nutrition, Radio talk show, poshan mela and jingles etc. are to be conducted throughout the month of September by Social Welfare, the Nodal Department and all the Allied Departments are also being conducted and performing various kind of activities basing on its action plan at state level, district level, block level and village level respectively to spread Poshan Maah message over the state.

Kepelhoutuonuo, Asst. Director

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NWHD lauds Dimapur Police

The Naga Women Hoho Dimapur (NWHD) appreciate the Dimapur Police for sending anti- tobacco inspection team lead by visual Chauhan, DCP zone 2 and ACP Tsenpamo Kikon, Hqtr for inspecting 65 shops and penalizing them for selling tobacco products near schools and colleges. The NWHD fully support their campaign.

Keninguno Kath, NWHD Publicity and Info Secy newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

PM gifts projects worth over Rs 550 cr to Varanasi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaks during the inauguration of various development projects, in Varanasi, Tuesday, September 18.

VARANASI, SEP 18 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday launched various development projects worth over Rs 550 crore in his Lok Sabha constituency and noted that the landscape of the city has changed for good in the last four years while it was at the mercy of the Lord under previous governments.

The projects inaugurated include Integrated Power Development Scheme (IPDS) for Puraani Kashi and Atal Incubation Centre at Banaras Hindu University (BHU).

Among the projects for which the foundation stones were laid was the Regional Ophthalmology Centre at BHU. Wrapping up his twoday visit to Varanasi, Modi said work done in the city is clearly visible.

“Our endeavour is to bring a transformation in Kashi, while keeping intact its traditions and preserving its age-old heritage.

Otherwise you have been witness to the system, when our Kashi was at the mercy of Bholey (Bholey ke Bharosey), and it was left to its fate,” Modi said.

Four years ago people of Kashi had resolved to transform the pilgrim town and today the difference is clearly visible, he said, taking a jibe at previous governments.

The prime minister said a particular file relating to laying of ring road was gathering dust before 2014 “as the previous government did not allow the project to gather pace as it feared that if the work is done, then Modi will be eulogised”.

The prime minister said only after Yogi Adityanath took over the state, that work is going on expeditiously. Besides Adityanath, UP BJP chief Mahendra Nath Pandey was present on the occasion.

In his 40-minute address, he said projects worth Rs 550 crore have either been dedicated to the public or foundation stones laid today.

“This development work not only covers Varanasi but adjoining areas as well,” he said.

Striking an emotional chord with the audience, Modi began his speech in local dialect and chanted “Har, Har, Mahadev”, amid loud applause from the audience at the amphitheatre of BHU. “It is indeed a matter of pride for me that I am starting another year dedicated to the country with the blessings of Baba Vishwanath and Maa Ganga.

Your affection and blessings always motivate me and also strengthen my resolve to serve you and the countrymen,” he said.

The prime minister, who represents Varanasi in the Lok Sabha said, “Before becoming an MP, when I used to visit here, I used to wonder when will this city be freed from the mesh of entangled electricity wires hanging overhead”.

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Additional funds released to various departments Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 18 (NPN): Leader of the house and chief minister Neiphiu Rio Tuesday informed that the state government had released additional fund of Rs. 31406.18 lakh to various departments during the period 2018-19 (till September 13, 2018).

In reply to starred question raised by opposition MLA, Toyang Chang, Rio gave a detail breakup of the additional funds sanctioned to various departments.

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More organisation condemns murder of late Neiphretuo Metseio DIMAPUR: Various organizations have condemned the cold blooded murder of late Neiphretuo Metseio, whose dead body was recovered on September 15.

Ao Senden: Ao Senden Mokokchung in a condemnation note by vice president Chubaati Longchar and secretary Wb. Imtipokyim conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. It has also appealed the law enforcing agencies to take appropriate legal action against the culprits.

Rengma Hoho: Rengma Hoho in a condemnation by president, Kenyuseng Tep stated that, such diabolic character and heinous crime committed by the culprit does not have a place in modern society.

Rengma Hoho appeal the authority not to leave any stone unturned to punish the culprit with a severest of action. It also extended deepest condolence to the bereaved family and pray that God grant comfort and strength to the family.

CNTC: The Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) through its media cell stated that, such acts needed to be dealt severely and met out with stringent punishment befitting on the perpetrators of the crime.

The CNTC expressed its full solidarity in standing unitedly against such crimes in Nagaland. It also conveyed its heartfelt condolences to the aggrieved family members and pray to Almighty

to give them comfort and strength in these hard and painful times.

FNBA: The Fellowship of Naga Baptist Associations (FNBA) in a condemnation note by general secretary, Rev. Gideon, sincerely appealed the Nagas to turn to God and promote the Ten Commandments.

FNBA further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

RCK: Rongmei Council Kohima (RCK) secretary Achana Kamei and joint secretary Kidongam Panmei has appealed the law enforcing agencies to award befitting punishment to the murderers as per the law of the land. The RCK further conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

NSUD: Naga Students’ Union Delhi (NSUD) in a condemnation note by president Luikang Bruce stated that it was unjustifiable given that the deceased was innocent and a victim to false allegations. NSUD further demanded the concerned authorities to initiate a transparent investigation and immediately proffer justice. NSUD further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members.

EVC & YVC: Ehunnu Village Council (EVC) in a

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PM’s silence on gangrape unacceptable: Rahul board exam topper hailing from Rewari, was abducted from a bus stop in Kanina town of Mahendragarh district on Wednesday when she was on her way to a coaching class.

She was allegedly drugged and gangraped in a room adjoining a tubewell in an agricultural field, the police had said.

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of its daughters is brutally gang raped.

“Prime Minister, your silence is unacceptable.

Shame on a government that leaves India’s women unprotected and afraid and allows rapists to walk free,” Gandhi wrote on Twitter.

The Congress chief ’s remarks came as the Haryana Police failed to nab the main accused even after six days since the gangrape of the 19-year-old woman was reported.

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NEW DELHI, SEP 18 (PTI): Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on the gangrape of a 19-yearold board exam topper in Haryana was “unacceptable”, adding that it was shameful on the part of the government to leave the country’s women unprotected and allow rapists to walk free.

He also said the counRahul Gandhi try’s head hung in shame as another of its daughters “India hangs its head was brutally gangraped. in shame as another one

condemnation by chairman Jenenlo Kath and Yikhanu Village Council (YVC) chairman Caleb Kath has vehemently condemned the barbaric killing of their sonin-law Inspector Neiphretuo Metsie-o of Chiechama Village. The two councils stated that such a vicious act has no place in Naga culture and such fear and psychosis to the society should be eliminated with joined hands. The councils also conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and relatives.

CUK: Choginjun Union Kohima in a condemnation note stated that the killing was reprehensible and that the two criminals should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. CUK also expressed solidarity and condolences to the family and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

NEFS: Naga Elders Forum Shillong (NEFS) in a condemnation by president Lhouvirielie Usou and secretary H. Abraham on behalf of Naga community in Shillong has expressed that murderous criminals must be awarded punishment of the highest degree according to the law in order to set the precedent.

NEFS further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul.

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(5) 21 Some adventurous escapades or exploits (4)

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a surge in fuel prices.

Price of Brent crude, benchmark for half the world’s oil including India’s, was hovering around USD 80 per barrel while rupee traded at 72.8112 to a US dollar Tuesday, nearing a record low of 72.9138 touched last week. India is 81 per cent import dependent to meet its oil needs.

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crude oil prices has led to a spike in fuel prices since mid-August. Petrol price has since risen by Rs 5.02 per litre and diesel by Rs 5.15 -- the most in any one-month period since the daily revision in fuel prices was introduced in June last year.

Rates vary from city to city and from pump to pump depending on local taxes and transportation cost.

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priced touched an all-time high of Rs 89.54 per litre.

It costs Rs 83.91 in Kolkata and Rs 85.31 in Chennai.

A litre of diesel in Mumbai costs Rs 78.42, Rs 75.53 in Kolkata and Rs 78 in Chennai, according to the notification.

Delhi has the cheapest fuel rates among all metros and most state capitals because of lower taxes.

Mumbai has the highest sales tax or value added tax (VAT).

A combination of a dip in rupee value against the US dollar and rise in

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NEW DELHI, SEP 18 (PTI): After a one-day hiatus, petrol and diesel prices Tuesday were hiked again to new highs.

While rates were not changed on Monday, a 10 paise per litre hike in petrol price and a 9 paise a litre increase in diesel was effected Tuesday, according to a price notification of state-owned oil marketing companies.

Petrol in Delhi now costs Rs 82.16 per litre and diesel is priced at Rs 73.87 a litre.

In Mumbai, petrol

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Rio said the total amount against each border district was – Mon Rs. 932.50 lakh, Tuensang Rs. 125 lakh, Kiphire Rs. 120 lakh, Phek Rs. 95.00 lakh. Rio said the total amount against each border block was – Phomching Rs. 50 lakh, Chen Rs: 50, Mon Sadar Rs. 25 lakh, Aboi Rs. 110 lakh, Angjangang Rs. 55 lakh, Tobu Rs. 642.50 lakh, Noklak: Rs. 55 lakh, Thonoknyu: Rs. 70 lakh, Pungro Rs. 35 lakh, Khongsa Rs. 85 lakh, Meluri Rs. 21 lakh and Waziho Rs. 74 lakh. The programme involved with all block in nature was Rs. 447.50 lakh, Rio added.

25 PHCs without MO: Minister of health and family welfare (H&FW), S Pangnyu Phom, informed that there were 25 primary health centres (PHCs) in the state without medical officer (MO) till now. He disclosed this while replying to an unstarred questions by Y Vikheho Swu, MLA. H&FW minister also said there were a total number of 137 PHCs in the state.

No Central relief so far: Chief minister Neiphiu Rio on Tuesday said the Centre had not provided any fund to the State government so far in the backdrop of recent natural calamity that had devastated the State, even as public contribution towards Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF) was Rs 4,69,24,536.83 Replying to an unstarred question by opposition member Muthingnyuba Sangtam on utilisation of CMRF, Rio said the amount received as contribution from individuals and NGOs were being used in providing relief and rehabilitation and as ex-gratia to affected families, besides meeting the critical gaps not covered under National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF).

On details of 4,000 people affected by the natural calamity as sought by the MLA, Rio said the detailed list of affected persons was under compilation by respective districts and a consolidated final list was yet to be received.

The chief minister, however, clarified that the number of affected people was more than 4000 since the entire Kiphire district and several administrative sub-divisions in all the districts had been severely affected.

To another query on utilization of Rs 65.26 crore under NDRF 2018-19, Rio said no fund had been received under NDRF for 2018-19.

Rs 53.75 cr received during 2017-18 against SPA: Stating that Rs 53.75 crore was received in 2017-18, planning minister Neiba Kronu added the amount was released as backlog under Special Plan Assistance (SPA) on July 27 this year.

He was responding to opposition legislator BS Nganlang’s starred question on the amount released by the Centre against the SPA backlog of Rs 836 crore in 2018-19.

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reporters Tuesday. The lender has installed rooftop solar panel on 150 of its building across the country and is in the process of identifying more such locations. “Our aim is that by next year, close to 250 buildings of the bank will be having solar panels,” he said. The bank is also planning to replace all its vehicles with electric vehicles by 2030. Kumar said that the bank has embarked on a journey to turn carbon neutral and aims to achieve it by 2030.

the recapitalisation of PNB by the Union Government.

Welcoming the infusion of capital the bank, PNB nonexecutive Chairman Sunil Mehta said: “The government’s recapitalisation plan for the public sector banks will further strengthen their balance sheets in addition to an expected stronger performance in 2018-19”.

The bank informed shareholders that PNB has been working steadily to get back into shape after being hit by the Nirav Modi fraud earlier this year. “The incident at the Brady House branch, Mumbai, was an unfortunate, one-off incident caused by a few employees in a single branch. As soon as the incident came to light, the bank acted swiftly, reported the same to the regulatory authorities and law enforcement agencies, apprised fellow bankers of the developments and put in place internal checks and controls to thwart such happenings in future,” Mehta said.

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Mumbai, Sep 18 (PTI): In a step towards becoming carbon neutral, country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) is looking to install solar panels over around 10,000 ATMs across the country in the next two years, a senior official said.

Currently, nearly 1,200 of the bank’s ATMs are running on solar power. “We are going to take this number to up to 10,000 ATMs in the next two years,” the bank’s chief financial officer, Prashant Kumar, told

NEW DELHI, SEP 18 (PTI): Shareholders of Punjab National Bank (PNB) on Tuesday cleared a proposal for selling 10 crore equity shares to the employees of the bank and a Rs 2,816crore capital infusion by the government. The shareholders at the annual general meeting of PNB held here gave permission to offer, issue and allot up to 10 crore equity shares of face value of Rs 2 to employees under the Employee Stock Purchase Scheme (ESPS).

The scheme involves issuing 10 crore shares to the current employees of PNB, the bank’s Managing Director, Sunil Mehta, said at the AGM. The exact contours of the scheme will be decided by the remuneration committee of the bank, but the shareholder approval paves the way for implementing the ESPS scheme, he said.

The shareholders also voted to clear the issuance of over 31 crore shares to the government as part of

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Observing that India is a relatively closed economy, he said the contribution of the net exports to growth in April to June quarter was again stronger than expected and the real depreciation of the rupee can be expected to reinforce this trend.

“On the other hand, the depreciation will obviously raise the prices of imported goods such as oil and petroleum products, potentially putting an upward pressure on inflation,” he said.

The Reserve Bank of India has taken the rising oil import prices into the account when it raised the policy rates in its last two meetings, he noted.

Referring to a recent report of the IMF on India, Rice said the Indian economy is recovering strongly from the two transitory disruptions in recent years - the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and demonetisation.

India announced the demonetisation of all Rs

500 and 1000 banknotes in November 2016 to crack down on the use of illicit and counterfeit cash.

The GST was launched in July 2017.

“Growth has been gradually accelerating in recent quarters, with strength in both consumption and investment, which have helped the economy,” he said.

Noting that the first quarter growth figures were somewhat stronger than the IMF had anticipated, Rice said the world body will be reviewing its forecast for India, taking account of it and the recent global developments.

Rice said the IMF continues to assess the impact of demonetisation on an ongoing basis.

As with most things, there have been pluses and there have been minuses of demonetisation, he said.

“The demonetisation did hinder the money supply, creating cash shortages, which also somewhat dampened consumer and business sentiment,” he said, adding, it resulted in relative slowdown in growth.

“On the other hand, its positive effects, I think, included enhanced digitalisation and higher formalisation of the economy, which would help raise, amongst other things, the revenue and tax compliance,” he said.

New Delhi, Sep 18 (PTI): Stock investors became poorer by Rs.2.72 lakh crore in two days of market fall which saw the BSE benchmark index diving almost 800 points.

Market benchmark BSE Sensex on Tuesday tumbled by about 295 points or 0.78% to close at 37,290.67 due to increasing crude oil prices and mounting trade tension.

It had lost 505.13 points or 1.33% on Monday as rupee woes and trade war worries spooked investors.

Led by the sharp fall in stocks, the market capitalisation (m-cap) of BSElisted companies plunged Rs.2,72,549.15 crore to Rs.1,53,64,470 crore since Friday.

“Selling pressure increased on the bourses due to spike in oil prices,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services Ltd. Flaring up of trade tariff tensions between the US and China and weakness in the rupee have also added to weak investor sentiment.

From the 30-share basket, 24 stocks ended with losses led by SBI, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto and Axis Bank.

At the BSE, 1,805 stocks declined, while 881 advanced and 162 remained unchanged Tuesday. As many as 140 stocks hit their respective 52-week low levels.

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Washington, Sep 18 (PTI): The Indian rupee has ‘effectively’ depreciated only 6-7 per cent this year after adjusting it to inflation, almost half of the actual drop in the value of the currency this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.

The IMF, however, war ned that the r upee depreciation would jack up the prices of imported goods such as oil and petroleum products, potentially putting an upward pressure on inflation.

IMF spokesperson Gerry Rice said the currencies of many of India’s trading partners, including those in the emerging markets, too have depreciated against the dollar.

“As a result, so far this year the real effective depreciation of the Indian rupee compared to December 2017, by our estimates, is between six and seven per cent,” Rice said.

The real effective exchange rate (REER) is the weighted average of a country’s currency in relation to an index or basket of other major currencies, adjusted for the effects of inflation.

The Indian currency has since the beginning of the year lost almost 13 per cent in value vis a vis the US dollar.

He was responding to a question on the fall of the Indian currency in the last few months.

MUMBAI, SEP 18 (PTI): The rupee Tuesday dropped further by 47 paise to close at a historic low of 72.98/99 against the US dollar due to trade war concerns.

The pound sterling also ended strong firm at Rs 95.84/86 per pound at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market here.

Following are the Interbank forex and FBIL rates: (In Rs per unit) Unit Interbank FBIL Reference US Dollar 72.98/99 US Dollar 72.3796 Pound Sterling 95.84/86 EURO 84.7657 Euro 85.25/27 Japanese yen (100) 65.13/15

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Moon, Kim hold talks in Pyongyang

China hits back at Trump Slaps tariffs on American goods worth USD 60 bn

Beijing, Sep 18 (PTI): China Tuesday hit back at the US with tariffs on USD 60 billion worth of American goods, in a tit-for-tat move that came hours after President Donald Trump slapped duties on USD 200 billion worth of Chinese imports.

President Trump on Tuesday slapped 10 per cent tariffs on USD 200 billion worth of Chinese imports and the duties will rise to whopping 25 per cent at the end of the year, escalating the trade war with the world’s second largest economy.

He alleged that China had been unwilling to change its unfair trade practices and the new additional tariff structure would give fair and reciprocal treatment to American firms.

“If the United States insists on raising tariffs even more, China will respond accordingly,” China’s finance ministry said in a statement.

“In order to safeguard our legitimate rights and interests and the global free trade order, China will have

to take countermeasures,” the country’s Ministry of Commerce said in a statement, adding that “We deeply regret this”.

The Chinese government said it will hit back with tariffs of up to 10 per cent on an additional USD 60 billion in American goods following Trump’s escalation by slapping higher border taxes on nearly all US exports to China, a media report said.

Trump also warned China against any retaliation, saying if Beijing retaliated this time, the US would impose further tariffs on another USD 267 billion worth of products virtually covering almost all Chinese exports to the US totalling about USD 522.9 billion.

According to official figures, US goods and servic-

es trade with China totalled an estimated USD 710.4 billion in 2017 of which US exports were USD 187.5 billion and imports were USD 522.9 billion. Trump has been pressuring China to reduce the trade deficit with the US, totalling to USD 335.4 billion in 2017.

Trump, who has been demanding that China should reduce trade deficit immediately by USD 100 billion, recently called for talks to resolve the issue.

In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang on Tuesday gave no inkling about how China’s plans to retaliate Trump’s new round of tariffs and said it brought more uncertainties to future round of talks.

“I want to say that China has to respond to uphold

Typhoon toll reaches 74 in Philippines

A Filipino miner, right, joins search operations at the site where victims are believed to have been buried by a landslide triggered by Typhoon Mangkhut as it lashed across Itogon, Benguet province, northern Philippines, Tuesday. (AP/PTI)

Manila, Sep 18 (IANS): The death toll in the Philippines due to super typhoon Mangkhut increased to 74 on Tuesday as rescue teams continued to search for dozens of people buried in an abandoned mine due to landslides.

According to the latest figures provided by the National Police, 55 people were missing and 74 injured due to the strongest typhoon of the season, which lashed parts of Luzon island on the northernmost tip of the Philippines on Saturday, re-

ports Efe news. The highest number of casualties was reported from the mining town of Itogon in Benguet province, where massive floods and landslides buried a gold mine and four barracks where some miners and their families had been living illegally.

President Rodrigo Duterte visited the families of the victims in Itogon on Monday and handed over a cheque for 45,000 pesos ($832) to each of them, apart from providing material for basic necessities and

aid for the last rites of the victims.

Three days after the passage of the devastating Mangkhut, more than 20,000 people remained displaced from their homes while an estimated 590,000 people have been affected by the storm.

Currently the four worst-hit provinces Abra, Benguet, Cagayan and Ilocos Norte have been declared to be in a state of calamity due to the scale of the damage caused by the typhoon.

our legitimate rights and interests, the order of free trade,” Geng told reporters.

“This measure by US side added more uncertainties to the talks between the two sides,” he said.

Asked how the two sides plan to end the trade war, Geng said “We have been stressing that talks need to happen on the basis of equality and good faith so as to resolve the issues between the two sides. What the US has done shows no sincerity, no good faith at all,” he said.

To another question on whether China viewed escalation of tariff war by the US as an attempt to contain Beijing’s rise, Geng said, “regarding containment, I have never heard of that from any US official.

“We have been repeating that sound and steady development of China-US ties serves the fundamental interest of the two sides and what the international community wishes to see”.China had earlier retaliated twice by imposing additional tariffs on imported products from the US.

Bomb attacks in Iraq kill 6 policemen B a g h da d, S e p 1 8 (IANS): At least six police officers were killed on Tuesday and eight were wounded in two bomb attacks in Iraq’s Saladin province, a day after government forces launched an operation against militants in the area, officials said. Police Lt. Col. Mohamed Ali Ibrahim said the first explosive device killed five officers and wounded four as they were travelling in a police vehicle in the AlFatha area, 50 km north of the provincial capital Tikrit, Efe news reported.

In the second incident, one policeman was killed and four were injured by an explosive device at a guard post at a water treatment plant in Al-Shirqat.

Iraqi security forces have recently carried out several operations in Saladin province against alleged cells of the Islamic State terror organization.

Washington, Sep 18 (IANS): The death toll from hurricane Florence that battered the US states of North and South Carolina has increased to 31, authorities said.

Of the 31 fatalities, six died in South Carolina and the other 25 in North Carolina, Efe news quoted the authorities as saying on Monday. Several people died of drowning, others were involved in traffic accidents and some killed by trees that fell on their houses, including two children in separate incidents.

Hundreds of thousands of people had to abandon their homes, thousands had to be evacuated and some 500,000 remain without electricity.

According to data published on Monday by the National Hurricane Centre (NHC), Florence is moving away from the two affected states at a speed of 22 kph after causing heavy rainfall in the area over the entire weekend. “This is a monumental disaster for our state,” North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper said Monday.

South Korean president Moon Jae-in (right) and Kim Jong-un during a welcome ceremony at the Sunan International Airport in Pyongyang.

Pyongyang, Sep 18 (IANS): South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un held their first round of talks here on Tuesday in a historic summit largely aimed at restarting a Washington-Pyongyang dialogue on denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Moon arrived in Pyongyang earlier on Tuesday for a three-day visit, becoming the third South Korean leader in history to have visited the North Korean capital, reports Yonhap News Agency. The third MoonKim meeting was held at the headquarters of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea.

This is also the first time the North Korean leader has hosted any foreign leader at the headquarters.

The two leaders first met in the border village of Panmunjom on April 27 and then again on May 26. Also on the agenda is the further reduction of military tension between the divided Koreas and improvement in their bilateral relations, which Moon says will help promote and even accelerate the North’s denuclearization process. Moon and Kim will meet again on Wednesday for a second round of talks.

Depending on the outcome of their talks, the two leaders may hold a joint press conference in

Russia, Turkey to establish demilitarized zone in Idlib Moscow, Sep 18 (IANS): Russia and Turkey have decided to set up a demilitarized zone between the armed opposition and the government troops in Syria’s Idlib province by October 15, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday.

The demilitarized zone with a depth of 15-20 km will be created along the contact line of the armed opposition and the government forces, Putin said at a joint press conference following talks with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Russia’s Sochi, Xinhua reported.

Mobile patrol groups consisting of Turkish army units and Russian military police units will control the situation in the demilitarized zone, Putin said, according to a Kremlin press release.

“Russia and Turkey reaffirmed their determination to fight terrorism in Syria in all its forms and manifestations,” Putin said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan shake hands after their joint news conference.

“We will continue to work on the formation of a constitutional committee consisting of representatives of the Syrian leadership, opposition forces and the civil society,” he said.

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the Syrian opposition must be demilitarized, Erdogan said at the press conference, adding that the opposition will remain there but Turkey and Russia will make every effort to eliminate all radical groups from these

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territories.

There will be no military operation against the armed opposition in Idlib and the Russian military will soon coordinate with the Syrian forces, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said following the Putin-Erdogan meeting.

The Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran were preparing an offensive against the rebels’ last major stronghold in Idlib, although Turkey and the United States have repeatedly warned against any operation.

Ankara and Washington reject the possible offensive in Idlib, citing that it could cause great civilian casualties and even a humanitarian disaster.

However, Erdogan’s call for a cease-fire in Idlib, which borders Turkey, was accepted neither by Russia nor Iran at the tripartite summit in Tehran on September 7.

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Before his departure, Moon told the media that his goal was to break a deadlock in the denuclearization talks between the US and North Korea. “(My) North Korea trip would have a great meaning if it could lead to the resumption of North Korea-US dialogue,” Moon said.

The talks have stalled after US President Donald Trump called off a scheduled trip to North Korea

by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, citing what he called a lack of progress in the North’s denuclearization process.

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This is to inform all the steno of Directorate and Districts, Nagaland that there will be a General Meeting cum Thanksgiving on 22nd September, 2018 (Saturday) 11:00 am, at the CANSSEA Office, Lower Bayav� Kohima.

Therefore all the bonafide members of the association are requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Agenda: 1. Power point presentation on DDSAN New Service Rules.

2. Nomination of new team of office bearers for the tenure 2018-2021.

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FELICITATION

We the Wokha Town Lakhuti Eloe Ekhung (WTLEE) would like to felicitate Miss Sharon Kikon, D/o. Lt. R. Thungchumo Kikon and Esther Kikon for securing Top 2nd Position in MA, Education Department 2018, under Nagaland University, Kohima Campus, Meriema.

The WTLEE also acknowledge her success for being the Gold Medalist in BA, Education Department, Patkai Christian College, Autonomous-2016.

The Ekhung further pray and wishes her all success in her future endeavour.

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The Kohima District Physical Education Teachers’ Association (KDPETA), with immense joy, pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Mesehol Kweho GHS Kigwema, Kohima for receiving the prestigious State Teacher Award 2018.

The Association wishes him the very best in his future endeavours and prays that the Almighty God continue to use him to make a difference in the lives of the students.

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‘Game of Thrones’ wins big at Emmy Awards Varun Dhawan, Anushka Sharma signed as ambassadors of Skill India Campaign “G A

KSCSU organises charity concert for disaster hit areas in Nagaland

KSCSU general secretary, Vibeizotuo Tetso handing over the collected charity money to the DC Kohima, Dr. Rajesh Soundararajan.

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ohima Science College Students Union (KSCSU), Jotsoma held its annual rresher’s meet-cum-charity concert on September 6 for the disaster hit areas in Nagaland.

An amount of Rs. 41,880 was raised through

the generous contributions from the students, lecturers, staffs and well wishers, which was handed over to the DC, Kohima. KSCSU further thanked all the contributors, well wishers and college authorities and faculties for supporting the event rendering it successful.

verse a trend of plummeting awards show ratings, reports nytimes.com.

In addition to giving the hosting job to Jost and Che, Michaels recruited a number of current and former “S.N.L.” cast members. The show began with a satirical musical number on Hollywood’s diversity problem, led by two stalwarts -- Kenan Thompson and Kate McKinnon.

In their opening remarks, Che and Jost made only veiled references to the Trump presidency, which had been a staple of onstage remarks at the last Emmys ceremony, and to the #Me-

Too movement.

In a taped segment midway through the broadcast, the show returned to diversity as a theme, with Che handing out “reparations Emmys” to black actors from past shows, including Jimmie Walker and John Witherspoon.

The focus on diversity became ironic as the night wore on, with one white person after another delivering acceptance speeches.

Before the ceremony was done, there were victories for African-American actors and performers - Regina King, for “Seven Seconds”; Thandie Newton for

ctors Varun Dhawan and Anushka Sharma have been signed on to promote and endorse the Skill India Mission, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The actors through their film “Sui Dhaaga Made in India” are saluting India’s entrepreneurs and skilled workforce, especially homegrown artisans, craftspeople and weavers.

The film highlights the untapped potential of India’s talented craftsmen and skilled workers at the grassroot level and the challenges and issues faced by them. Varun and Anushka, the star cast of the film, have partnered with Skill India and will dedicate time to promote India’s skilled talent and their fine work by engaging with them in different parts of the country.

“Varun Dhawan and Anushka Sharma, through this unique film ‘Sui Dhaaga - Made in India’, are bringing to focus the incredible skills and talent of our homegrown artisan and craftsmen community,” Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said

in a statement. “I wish this endorsement by both actors encourages and influences the youth to take up skill training and earn a better livelihood for themselves and help us in creating the New India envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” Pradhan added.

Led by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE), Skill India aims to standardise vocational training -- both new-age and traditional skills, and helps in the creation of the latest infrastructure, ensures industry partnerships to extend technology support to make the youth more employable and assists in creating opportunities of employment for the youth

of the country.

Varun, who plays a tailor named Mauji, also said: “Our Prime Minister Modi has displayed incredible vision and genuine foresight in aiming to organise, skill, train and give financial support and backing to our craftsmen, artisans and similar workmen. We are proud to be promoting this campaign that we feel extremely close to like our movie ‘Sui Dhaaga...’ that celebrates self-reliance and entrepreneurship.”

To this, Anushka, who plays his wife and embroiderer Mamta, added: “Skill India Campaign reflects the government’s determination to include and support the talented skilled force of the country.

(IANS)

Fans are petitioning for Arctic Monkeys to play Knebworth

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rctic Monkeys fans have launched a petition for the band to play a huge gig at the legendary Knebworth Park.

The band, who are currently in the midst of a UK arena tour to promote their acclaimed 2018 album ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino‘, currently have no dates scheduled for 2019 – but are rumoured to headline either Glastonbury or Reading & Leeds festival.

Now, there’s a fan campaign for the Sheffield indie veterans to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Oasis and The Rolling Stones by playing a historic gig at the 125,000 capacity Knebworth Park.

“Arctic Monkeys have established themselves as a truly iconic British band,” the petition reads. “Having released their ambitious sixth album earlier this year, followed by an astounding run of recent live performances, it’s time for Arctic Monkeys to join the list of legendary artists (Led Zeppelin, Oasis, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Queen and more)

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to perform at Knebworth Park. A concert (or series of concerts) at the legendary outdoor venue would be a worthy celebration of the greatest British band of this century.”

They continued: “The event would also allow the band to select a range of excellent artists to perform alongside them, creating an unmissable music festival.

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one UK albums proves the mass popularity of Arctic Monkeys. It’s important to celebrate brilliant bands at their peak and this would be a truly memorable gathering.

“Arctic Monkeys deserve their place in Knebworth history.”

The petition has been shared on social media by Clive Helders, father of

drummer Matt, following in the footsteps of another recent petition which was signed by thousands – calling for the BBC to make a special about the band. A special was later made and aired back in June.

The band capped of their campaign for previous album ‘AM’ with two huge shows at London’s Finsbury Park. (NME)

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tor in a drama for Matthew Rhys.

Claire Foy, who played Queen Elizabeth in “The Crown”, won for best lead actress in a drama. Earlier this month, “The Crown” won best cast in a drama at the Creative Arts Emmys.

Lorne Michaels, the 73-year-old behind “Saturday Night Live”, not only left the Microsoft Theatre with the Emmy for best variety sketch series, he also produced the broadcast for NBC. NBC hoped that the hosts, Colin Jost and Michael Che, the anchors of Weekend Update on “S.N.L.”, would help re-

her work in “Westworld”; and an Emmy for RuPaul, of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” - but the great majority of winners did not reflect the night’s theme.

“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” a series created by Amy Sherman-Palladino about a housewife who tries her luck as a comedian in 1950s New York, had a big night, taking five awards, including best comedy series. Rachel Brosnahan, who plays the show’s title character, won for best actress in a comedy, the first new winner in that category in seven years. Sherman-Palladino won for directing and writing, in addition to the best comedy series award. And Alex Borstein, who plays Mrs. Maisel’s manager, took the award for best supporting actress.

The triumph of “...

Mrs. Maisel” was a blow to the comedy “Atlanta,” a critical favourite. Donald Glover, the show’s star and creator, took the prize for best actor in a comedy last year. This time, he lost out to Hader, who plays a hit man trying to make it as an actor in “Barry.”

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a m e o f Thrones” had the biggest haul, with nine awards, at the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards here. It also won the best drama Emmy for the third time in the past four years. For Netflix, the 2018 Emmys represented a triumph. But the result came as a relief to HBO, which can now say that it has technically finished in first place among all broadcast and cable networks for 17 years running, reports nytimes.com.

The rest of HBO’s awards were spread among several shows in acting categories, including wins for Henry Winkler (“Barry”), Bill Hader (“Barry”), Thandie Newton (“Westworld”) and Peter Dinklage (“Game of Thrones”).

In his acceptance speech at the ceremony here on Monday, Dinklage called out the show’s creators, David Benioff and Dan Weiss, saying: “Thank you Dave and Dan for changing my life. I cannot walk down the street anymore.”

The spy drama “The Americans” won two awards, including best ac-

Nungying Village VLO & SHG members hold cleanliness drive in and around Village on 05/09/2018.

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With immense pride, the Kohima Chungliyimsen Senso Telongjem would like to felicitate Ms. TIANARO PONGEN, Subject TeacherSociology, GHSS Tseminyu, for receiving the Kohima District Teachers’ Award.

Our prayers and good wishes are always with you in your future endeavour.

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that “Music can mend the heart of the people by bring together; a bonding relationship with the people for friendly environment which can help eradicate social evils in the district”.

Major Nilesh K Suryawanshi, Captain Satya Prakash and Sub Maj Dan Singh thanked the people and assured in looking forward to conduct more activities which can help in building a bridge between the gape in having good relationship in the district.

The Jezz music fest was also attended by social NGOs in the district of Lotha Eloe Hoho, Lotha Students’ Union, GBs and colony chairman’s in the districts. (DIPR)

(TEMJENWATI) (BENDANGTOSHI) President, Secretary, Kohima Chungliyimsen Senso Telongjem Kohima Chungliyimsen Senso Telongjem

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With immense pride and honour, we the Sipongsang Bükmüt (Citizen) Thangjam would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. B. Cheküm Chang, S/o Shri.

Bomba Chang, GB Sipongsang Village for his promotion from Senior Enforcement Inspector (MV), Regional Transport Office, Mokokchung to Road Safety Enforcement Officer under the Department of Transport, Nagaland, Kohima.

The Citizen wishes and prays for his prosperous future.

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ongoing online submission of forms for SSC which has been extended till up to September 30 and invited to all interested candidates to come at the H.Q. 28 Assam Rifles Wokha. AR said that that they would assist in filling up the forms. Assam Rifles also informed that couching for All India Sainik Entrant Test has been initiated, where the parents were told to forward their children’s from the age group of 10 and 11 studying at class five standards, as the test will be held in the early month of next year 2019.

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28 Assam Rifles Wokha conducted a Jezz music fest at local ground Wokha on September 18 under the theme,”Clean and Green Nagaland, Drugs free Nagaland” with bands from 9 Assam Rifles, 28 Assam Rifles, 36 Assam Rifles, 31 Assam Rifles, 44 Assam Rifles and 45 Assam Rifles.

Connecting with the people of the hill tribes of Nagaland, the Assam Rifles from six bands took the stage to enthral the people of the district through music of various popular artist songs Hindi and English.

Thousands of people turn out to witness the free show on the event.

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Spotlight on Ronaldo as Pan Pacific Open: Konta hammers Dabrowski Juve start CL campaign

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NCA convenes general meeting Dimapur, Sep 18 (NPN): A special general meeting of the Nagaland Cricket Association has been convened on September 20 at 2:00 pm at the conference hall, Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima, Dimapur. Therefore, vice president of NCA, P.Bendang has informed all the affiliated district units of NCA to send two representatives to the SGM. All NCA office bearers, sub-committee members have also been requested to attend the meeting.

The SGM will decide on the Supreme Court guideline for adoption of the new constitution of BCCI by the state associations latest by September 20.

RSA meeting Dimapur, Sep 18 (NPN): The Rengma Sports Association (RSA) has convened a meeting with all the executive members on September 22 at Hotel Ura, near Red Cross Building, Raj Bhavan Road, Kohima at 11:00 am Therefore, all the office bearers, women coordinators, range executives and all the officials inducted during the month of March’2017, are requested to attend the meeting positively.

time in the last four, a year later. He would also score twice against Juventus in the final.

It was to become the beneficiaries, rather than victims, of these matchwinning moments, that Juve seemingly decided last summer the only way to win the Champions League before Ronaldo retires is to have Ronaldo on your team.

They begin that assault on Wednesday, when the 33-year-old will kick a ball competitively in Spain for the first time since his dizzying 100 million-euro move from Madrid.

Valencia are the obstacle at the Mestalla, where he scored twice for his former team last term.

GB among 12 seeds for Davis Cup L o nd o n , S e p 1 8 (Agencies): Great Britain have been confirmed among the 12 seeded nations for the qualifying round of next year’s Davis Cup. Cameron Norrie’s win against Sanjar Fayziec in Glasgow at the weekend sealed a 3-1 victory over Uzbekistan in the World Group play-off and ensured Britain’s place among the seeds when the revamped competition starts in February.

They are presently ranked fifth, meaning that only Belgium and Argentina, who are respectively fourth and third, are among the seeded teams placed higher.

Serbia, Italy, Germany, Kazakhstan, Czech Republic, Sweden, Austria, Canada and Japan are the remaining nine.

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“Indeed you have made my days as handbreadths, and my age is as nothing before You; certainly every man at his best state is but vapor.” Psalm 39:5 Words cannot suffice to express our indebtedness to all who shared our pain during the illness and demise of our dearest, Lt. VILZO TASE whose sojourn ended on 25th August, 2018. We found solace in the Lord through your love and prayers. May the good Lord bestow upon you His choicest blessings for your invaluable support rendered in all forms.

We also make special mention of our gratitude to:* Jakhama Christian Revival Church * Dr. Dietho-o, Medicare * Jakhama Baptist Church * Oking Hospital, Kohima * Jakhama Catholic Church * Naga Hospital, Kohima * Jakha Town Baptist Church * JNV Kohima Alumni Association * Koinonia Baptist Church, Kohima * Vikehie Chü & Ratakhrie Chü * Koinonia Prayer Centre, Tsiese Basa * Kezo Village Council * Kezo Town Baptist Church * Sakhaba Village Council * Kezo Town Christian Revival Church * Chakhabama Kezo Town * Zhodi Fellowship Jakhama Loving Wife, Children, Family Members & Relatives K-2733

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Through this column, the family members of Late S. Temsusunep, Police DEF Mokokchung, would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us and helped us out through prayers, physically, materially and financially till he breathed his last on the 13th September 2018.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty Lord bless you all abundantly.

Loving Mom, Dad, Son and Relatives.

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We the bereaved family members of Late Sabei-ii Pienyii would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, neighbors, churches, associations and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, morally and through prayers during her prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 14/09/2018.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual 1945 – 2018 but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your good deeds.

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Through this column, we would like to convey our sincere thanks and profound gratitude to each and every individual, groups, unions, churches, fellowships, and doctors and nurses who stood by us and supported us physically, financially, morally and in prayers during the sickness and the unfortunate demise of our beloved mother Late Lanusangla Alongtaki on September 12, 2018.

We regret our inability to mention each and every one of you by name, but we pray that our Almighty God bless you abundantly for your generosity.

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30/03/1983–13/09/2018 The family of Late Lanutemsu Ao wishes to acknowledge each and every act of kindness and empathy shown to us following the sad loss of our beloved.

To Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo, who organised and conducted the funeral service to make it truly memorable.

Thank You DABA. To the Nagaland Motorcycle Club and Bikers from other North Eastern States, our heartfelt gratitude for your emotional and practical support. Indeed, you have accorded him a grand farewell showing your love and affection for Late Lanutemsu.

Our sincere thanks to the MD, Doctors and Staff of Eden Medical Centre who attended and treated him with care and dignity.

Our special thanks to all our extended families, villagers, neighbours, friends and different organisations, who helped and supported us prior to, during and after the funeral in so many different ways. Your presence and contribution gave us the strength to bear the loss.

As it would be impossible to mention each and every individual, we extend our deep appreciation to all through this column.

God Bless.

We the family members of Late Naresh Gurung express our profound gratitude to all villagers, friends, relatives, staff of Assisi School, teachers and students of Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School and all the well wishers who stood by us during his prolonged illness and untimely demise.

We may not be able to thank each and everyone individually but shall uphold you in prayers.

Further, the SHARADH (FINAL RITUALS) shall be held on 21st of Sept. 2018 (Friday), Time 1:00 PM at our residence in Nepali Basti. We request you to kindly attend for the peace of the departed soul.

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Matthew 10:22 "He that endureth to the end shall be saved"

From Loving mother, wife, son, brothers, sisters & relatives

LATE SHONGLONG KONYAK (Born on 22.02.1932 – Died on 12.08.2018) We, the family members of our Late Mother, Shonglong Konyak, wife of Late.

Takai Konyak of Thamnan Ward, Mon Town sincerely acknowledge our appreciation to the doctors & nurses of Mon Civil Hospital, Longkei Village, Longkei Union, Longkei Sheko Khong, friends and well-wishers, various groups, organizations and individuals for their unflinching prayer and support. We are grateful to them for standing with us physically, mentally, financially and spiritually at the sad demise of our dear mother on September 12, 2018. We also thank Konyak Baptist Church, Mon for their solidarity with the family and conducting the funeral service on September 13, 2018 at Mon Town.

Words are insufficient to express our gratitude to each one of you individually. Our prayer to the heavenly Father is to abundantly bless one and all for the good deeds shown to our bereaved family in the hour of grief.

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Konta, who never dropped serve, raced into a 5-0 lead in the second set, breaking her opponent twice. She then converted her fourth match point, breaking Dabrowski for a third time in the set, to clinch victory.

Following her victory, Konta told wtatennis.com: “It was a tough match - the scoreline didn’t show the quality of it. She definitely played really well in parts and I had to really raise my level to come through that.”

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NWA felicitation programme Dimapur, Sep 18 (NPN): The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) will be organising a felicitation programme at Japfu Ashok, Kohima to honour Neiphretuo Zhünyü, who won bronze in the Belt Wrestling (under 60 Kg category) in the recently concluded 3rd World Nomad Games 2018 held at Cholpon Ata, Kyrgyzstan.

The programme will be graced by Dr. Zale Neikha, advisor, Youth Resources & Sports as the special guest.

Therefore, NWA has invited all NWA officials, 2 representatives from its constituent units to be part of the ceremony.

There will also be an executive body meeting right after the programme.

first round by Garcia last month.

But it was a comfortable victory for the 27year-old in Japan against Dabrowski.

The opening set went with serve for the first five games but Konta made her first break point in the sixth count to move into a 4-2 lead and spark her matchwinning streak.

She held her own Johanna Konta recorded an impressive victory over serve before breaking Dabrowski again, cashing in Gabriela Dabrowski at Pan Pacific Open. on her second set point to tasia Pavlyuchenkova. risen to world No 4 in take it 6-2.

Konta has struggled 2017, and was knocked for form this year, having out of the US Open in the

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VA L E N CIA , S e p 1 8 (Agencies): No player owns as many Champions League titles as Cristiano Ronaldo but a sixth with Juventus would surely be his best of the lot.

Ronaldo played the lead role in all of those five previous triumphs, from his towering header for Manchester United against Chelsea in 2008 to the tie-clinching, 97th-minute penalty against Juventus last season in the quarters.

In between, there were the 17 goals he scored in every game but one en route to the trophy in 2014, the title-winning penalty against Atletico Madrid in 2016 and the hat-trick against the same opposition, this

Many were shocked when Ronaldo drew a line under his time in the Spanish capital, with most believing his complaints to be the latest round of posturing aimed at those higher at the club. They were, but this time he meant it.

More trophies and records would inevitably have followed at Madrid but instead he started again, risking his reputation for somewhere new.

There is risk too for Juventus, who have shelled out the first three-figure sum ever paid for a player in their thirties, and one that represents a very different model to the free-flowing forward that used to terrorise defences left, right and centre.

The Ronaldo who Real Madrid decided could be sold is a predator that limits his exertions to the penalty box, with the caveat he can still run fast, jump high and shoot with both feet.

His first Juve goal against Sassuolo on Sunday was a tap-in from a yard out, his second a driven left-footed shot into the corner. After three games without finding the net, even Ronaldo had been feeling the pressure.

The real pressure, however, will come in Europe where Juventus’ investment will be judged.

The club’s pursuit of a first Champions League success since 1996 has become an obsession and Ronaldo is supposed to be the last piece in the puzzle.

Tokyo, Sep 18 (Agencies): Johanna Konta eased into the last 16 of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo with a straight-sets win over Gabriela Dabrowski.

The British No 1 took just 65 minutes to beat the Canadian 6-2 6-0, winning 10 straight games.

She will play American Sloane Stephens or Croatia’s Donna Vekic in the next round.

Should Konta progress she would set up a revenge quarter-final with her US Open conqueror Caroline Garcia, providing the Frenchwoman beats Anas-

We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us physically, materially, financially and in prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved father Lt. BESÜNGO PURO on 11-09-2018 at the age of 96 years.

We would like to convey our special thanks to:1. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Ministers Hill, Kohima.

2. Kikruma Baptist Church.

3. C.R.C A.G. Road.

4. St. Peters Church, A.G. Colony.

5. Chakhesang Baptist Prayer Fellowship, A.G. Colony.

6. Holy Family Hr. Sec. School, Kohima.

7. Kikruma Association Kohima 8. Kikruma Students Union Kohima 9. Kikruma Woman Society 10. Kikruma Zuve Krotho, A.G. Colony 11. Chakhesang Welfare Board, A.G Colony 12. Tsiepfu Tsepfhe Council & G.Bs. 13. Tsiepfu Tsepfhe Tenyimia Union 14. East Middle Sector A.G Colony 15. West Middle Sector A.G Colony 16. T.T. West Middle Woman Organization 17. A.G. Sub-Centre Staff 18. NDPP Upper A.G Colony 19. M.W.T.T.Y.O Though we are unable to mention each and everyone of you individually, your kind concern for us will always be treasured in our hearts. It is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Temjentoshi Longchar, would like to express our sincere gratitude to every individual, churches, organizations, friends, u n i o n s and well wishers who stood by u s p h y s i c a l l y, spiritually and financially during the prolonged Born : 1/4/1957 illness and demise Died : 12/9/18 of our beloved th father on the 12 of September 2018. We would like to convey our special thanks to: 1.

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D.A.B.A Dimapur Longmisatsur Telongjem Longmisa Tamang Telongjem Doctors & Nurses of Eden Medical Centre Dimapur Longmisa Senso Telongjem Lanusapang Zunga (Dimapur Unit) Longmisa Longchar Kidong (Dimapur) Longmisa Driver Union (H.Q. Mokokchung) Longmisa Longchar Kidong Renti General Staff Union, Longmisa Mokokchung Industrial Estate Youth Forum Industrial Estate Colony Council Morning Shuttlers Club, Dimapur Sungratsutsur Telongjem, Dimapur Sungratsu Yarba Semchir Mr. & Mrs. Bendangsashi Walling All the blood donors We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual personally, but it is our prayer that God Almighty bless everyone of you abundantly for your good deeds.

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and relatives.

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China Open: Sindhu wins; Saina bows out

sports 19th NSF Martyrs’ Trophy from Sep 22

Correspondent

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2018

Capt. Kenguruse memorial football

Vanguard FC, Nerhema FC to clash in final Correspondent

Kohima, Sep 18: The 19th edition of the NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy 2018 organized by Angami Students’ Union (ASU) will begin from September 22 at Kohima local ground under the theme ‘Goal for peace.’

PWD minister, Tongpang Ozukum will grace the opening ceremony as the special invitee.

Altogether, 47 teams will be participating in the month long tournament. 36 teams are from Kohima, 1 team from Dimapur, 1 from Zunheboto, 3 teams from Phek, 1 team from Mizoram and 5 teams from Manipur.

The champion team will receive a cash prizeof Rs.2,00,000, trophy and citations. The runners-up team will receive Rs.1,20,000, the losing semi-finalists will pocket Rs.30,000 while the quarter finalists will get Rs.15,000 each. The organisers have also asked all the team managers and Saina Nehwal coaches to report at the ground for technical briefing Saena started out as a close at 10.30 am. contest before the Indian broke off to grab a 13-7 lead at one stage.

She kept dominating D i m a p u r , S e p 1 8 the rallies and pocketed (NPN): In view of the state the opening game without level Catch Them Young u-14 tournament, District much trouble.

In the second game, Sports Office, Dimapur Sindhu zoomed to a 6-0 will be conducting seleclead but Saena managed tion trial for badminton to make it 8-10 before the for under-14 boys and girls at MDSC State Stadium, Indian entered the interval Dimapur on September 19 with a slender 11-9 lead. at 3:00 pm. Participants After the break, Sind- should be below 14 years hu jumped to 15-11 be- as on December 30, 2018. fore grabbing eight match Therefore, interested perpoints at 20-12 and sealed sons have been requested to it comfortably. contact 9436004821.

Kohima, Sep 18 (NPN): Vanguard FC Tseminyu and Nerhema FC will lock horns in the final of Capt. (late) N. Kenguruse Memorial Football tournament on Thursday. In the semifinals on Tuesday, Vanguard FC thrashed Green Club 5-1 while Nerhema FC defeated Naga Terriers 2-0.

The tournament is being organised by 9th Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N).

In the first semi-final match, Vanguard FC Tseminyu defeated Green club Zunheboto by 5-1.

Sinelo Kath opened the account for vanguard FC in the 23rd minute. Rhitsho Mero doubled the score just before the break.

And after the breather, Sinelo Kent found his second goal of the match in the 55th minute to take the score to 3-0. Yhunshalo scored the fourth and fifth

M a d r i d, S e p 1 8 (Agencies): Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu believes Lionel Messi is “very happy” at the La Liga club, praising the star for changing after taking the captaincy.

Messi, 31, was named Barca skipper in August after Andres Iniesta’s departure from Camp Nou. Bartomeu said he had seen a change in the Argentina international, lauding

the attacker for his leadership. “Messi is very happy here. He is delighted and excited about continuing to

Arpinder eyes podium finish at Tokyo Olympics

Girls U-14 football selection

Hima Das signs deal with Adidas

P V Sindhu

CHANGZHOU, Sep 18 (PTI): Olympic and world championship silver-medallist P V Sindhu Tuesday progressed to the pre-quarterfinals but Saina Nehwal bowed out after a narrow loss at the USD one million China Open World Tour Super 1000 tournament here.

The third-seeded Sindhu, who had clinched the China Open title in 2016, defeated World No.39 Saena Kawakami of Japan 21-15, 21-13 in the opening round at the Olympic Sports Center Xincheng

Mumbai, Sep 18 (PTI): Triple jumper and Asian Games gold medallist Arpinder Singh aims at a podium finish at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after becoming the first Indian to clinch a medal in the IAAF Continental Cup. Before the Tokyo Games, he has a golden chance to test his mettle at next year’s Asian and World Championships in Doha, Qatar.

“This year has been really amazing for me.

Next year, there is Asian Track and Field (athletics championships) and the World Championships and I hope to do well in these tournaments,” Arpinder told reporters here Tuesday.

After the Asiad gold, Arpinder created history by becoming the first Indian to win a medal in the IAAF Continental Cup at Ostrava in Czech Republic as he clinched bronze with a modest effort of 16.59 metres.

“My target is the To-

Gymnasium.

However, two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Saina, who was the first Indian to win the China title in 2014, lost 22-20 8-21 14-21 to Korea’s Sung Ji Hyun in a 48-minute opener.

Men’s doubles pair of Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy, the national champions, defeated Chinese Taipei’s Liao Min Chun and Su Ching Heng 13-21 21-13 21-12 in 39 minutes to enter the second round.

The women’s singles match between Sindhu and

DSO Dmu informs

Arpinder Singh

kyo Olympics and I hope I get a medal over there as well,” said Arpinder at a promotional event of Godrej Cinthol.

“No doubt, the competition will be greater at the Olympics than the Asian Games. If we give our best, I’m sure we will get a medal. 17.17 is my best and even this year I did 17.09 in the inter-state (meet), so my performance

has been very good. I am sure that I will get a medal in the World Championships if I do 17.40, which is my target,” he said.

Arpinder had jumped 16.77 metres in the Asian Games held in Palembang and Jakarta to clinch India’s first gold medal at the continental show-piece in 48 years in triple jump.

The 2014 Commonwealth Games bronze med-

allist has a personal best of 17.17 metres which he recorded in 2014.

Though he clinched a bronze at the IAAF Continental Cup, Arpinder lamented that the functions post the Asian Games hampered his training, which affected his performance.

“A f t e r t h e A s i a n Games, there were 10 days for the IAAF Continental.

We came back and there were lot of functions, so training could not happen and the strength level went down....So our performance did not come good there.

“Next year I hope to do well,” the athlete said.

He said he took to triple jump after trying his hand at other events. “I started off in 100 metres but I failed. I was around 10-12 years old. Then I failed in 200 metres, 400 metres and then long jump.

My father was very disappointed,” he said about his journey before taking to triple jump.

The match between Nerhema FC (yellow) and Naga Terrier on Tuesday. (NP)

goals in the 65th and 86th minute.

In the second semifinal match, Nerhema FC defeated Naga Terriers by 2-0. Salu Kulim scored the

first goal for Nerhema FC in the 15th minute. After the breather, Naga Terrier fought hard for an equaliser, however its rivals checked their advances well. In the

80th minute, it was Salu Kulim who found the net again to make it 2-0.

The final match will be played on September 20 at 2:00 pm.

Captaincy changed Messi, says Bartomeu

Kohima, Sep 18 (NPN): The District Sports Office, Kohima will be conducting selection test for girls U-14 football on September 20 at IG stadium, Kohima at 9:00 am. The selected players will represent Kohima district at the forthcoming state level Catch Them Young tournament at Kohima. Therefore, interested girls football players have been informed to come to IG stadium, Kohima along with sports kits and aadhaar card. For more information, contact 9862360643 or 7630098992.

WAN informs

Dimapur, Sep 18 (NPN): Wushu Association of Nagaland (WAN) will been conducting selection trial on September 22 for participation at the upcoming Senior National Wushu Championship to be held at Shillong, Meghalaya.

Therefore, WAN has asked all the authorised instructors and interested candidates to come and participate in the trial. For more information, contact 9612760987.

Lionel Messi

triumph at Barcelona,” he told Onda Cero on Monday.

“Messi has made a change, he has decided to take on the captaincy and assume that responsibility in the team.”

Messi and his teammates could be heading to the United States for a La Liga game against Girona early next year.

That decision has been criticised, but Bartomeu

Asian Games gold-medallist sprinter Hima Das at an event, in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI)

Guwahati, Sep 18 (Agencies): International sportswear giant Adidas India has signed an endorsement deal with Assam’s sprint sensation Hima Das. The young athletic sensation will serve as the brand ambassador of the Indian entity of the German global sportswear giant.

At the announcement of the association, Adidas India Managing Director, Dave Thomas, presented Hima with an Adizero Prime SP, one of adidas’ most premium and technical sprinting shoes.

The personalized shoe

features the sprinter’s name “HIMA DAS” on the right shoe and “CREATE HISTORY” written on the left shoe.

“At Adidas we believe that ‘through sport, we have the power to change lives’ and Hima is a great example of this. Many of our associations and partnerships are focused on empowering youth in India and making a positive change. We at adidas also believe that as the leading sports brand in India it is important to encourage girls to take up sport and keep playing sport as they get older. Over the last

said his club were simply trying to grow the league.

“La Liga proposed that we play a match abroad and it seemed a good idea.

We have the obligation to promote the league,” he said.

“You have to get closer to the fans and find new streams of income. Playing a match abroad would help us. If it can be played, we’ll do it. The club captains have been informed.”

couple of years, Hima and many other Indian women have emerged as torchbearers with their outstanding performances. adidas is very keen to support India’s youth and to build a stronger sporting spirit and ambition in them”, said Thomas.

In the last decade, Adidas has been working with many young athletes and investing in grassroot initiatives to empower young athletes to take to sports.

Some of the grassroot investments include the Adidas Runners community, the Tango league and Adidas Base for football, and Adidas Junior Open in tennis.

Indian athletes like Rohit Sharma, Kuldeep Yadav, Rishabh Pant, DipikaPallikal, Zeel Desai, Nikhat Zareen, Siddhanth Banthia, Manjot Kalra, along with international athletes like Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, Naomi Osaka, Caroline Wozniacki, Wayde van Niekerkand Gladys Cheronoamong others wear the 3-Stripes with pride.

RBMF organises gospel sports meet

Players of RBC Mhainamtsi and RBC Samziuram after the football final match.

Dimapur, Sep 18 (NPN): Gospel Sports Meet, organised by Rongmei Baptist Men Fellowship (RBMF) of Rongmei Baptist Church Association Nagaland, was held from September 13-15 at Elohim Rongmei Baptist Church, New Jalukie, Perenunder the theme ‘Strive to win for the Prize.”

Chingkhiulung Gonmei, president, Rongmei Council Nagaland graced the opening day asthe chief guest.

Rongmei Baptist Church (RBC) Mhainamtsi emerged as the winner in football while Rongmei Baptist Church Samziuram bagged the runners-up. In volleyball,

Elohim Rongmei Baptist Church, New Jalukie bagged the champions trophy and Rongmei Baptist Fellowship, Jalukie Rongkaidai took the runners-up title.

Altogether, 20 teams from different churches and fellowships of RBMF participated in the Gospel Sports Meet.

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