September 22, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 288

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Japan to give special emphasis to Nagaland, says Kenko Sone Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 21 (NPN): With an eye to aggressively develop infrastructure projects in North the Eastern states, particularly Nagaland and Manipur, a Japanese delegation led by Kenko Sone, minister economic, mbassy of Japan arrived Nagaland on Thursday to chalk out the road map for the India-Japan Act East Forum agreement to become a reality. It may be mentioned that an agreement was signed earlier this month between India and Japan’s Prime Minister for an India Japan Act East Forum to enhance connectivity and promote developmental projects in the region. Talking to Nagaland Post, Kenko Sone said that the Japanese government would give special emphasis to Nagaland and Manipur, as the two states were special to the Japanese people particularly because of the 2nd World War. “Nagaland and Manipur will be the special focus for development and to connect the South East Asian countries,” he said. Kenko, who is on his maiden visit to Nagaland, would be attending the two day North East Connectivity Summit scheduled to be held here September 22 and 23 at NBCC

NPF whip issue: Court defers hearing Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 21 (NPN): The petitioned filed by the NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu against 37 NPF legislators, including the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) Speaker on the issue of its MLAs defying the NPF party’s chief whip during the July 21 floor test was heard on Thursday. However, the counsel for the petitioner submitted that he was not pressing on the prayer C and D of the writ petition but his challenge in the petition was confined to the “constitutionality of the decision of the Speaker in accepting or recognizing the whip of respondent no. 2” The single bench judge, justice S. Serto after hearing the counsel of the respondent, granted three weeks time to file the affidavit-inopposition of the respondents. In this regard, the court has asked for the matter to be listed on October 12, 2017. The court also asked the counsel of the respondents to hand over the copies of the affidavit to the other parties so that the matter may be taken up in the admission hearing column.

This is it!

“I’m not encroaching but only making the boundary wall run straight.” K Y M C

Kenko Sone in Kohima on Thursday. (NP)

Convention Centre, Kohima. During the summit, Sone said he would be able to lay down the blue print as to how his country was looking forward to develop and invest in the region. The minister said his visit was also a follow up of the IndiaJapan Act East Forum agreement and to have intensive discussion with stakeholders in the region. This way, Japan would be able hone this process to be more effective and efficient going forward, he said. Sone said among others, road development would be one of the key areas to enhance connectivity to Nagaland and Manipur. In August, he said that the Japanese and Indian government representatives held a co-ordination meeting in Delhi to chalk out the modalities. During the meeting, Sone said agendas such as infra-

structure development, people to people exchange programmes, tourism cooperation etc. were discussed at length. With his visit, Sone was optimistic that the forum would be able speed up the process, keeping in mind the PM Narendra Modi’s ‘Act East Policy’ and Japan PM, Shinzo Abe’s strategy for a “free and open” Asia-Pacific region, which connects parts of Eastern Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia with the western Pacific Ocean region and Japan. For this, he said North East India region would act like nerve centre. Meanwhile, the minister also informed that Japanese government would invite 25 students from Manipur and Nagaland to Japan in the month of October. This would be a small initiative of ‘people to people contact, he added. On a lighter note, when asked about the road condition of the state-- Sone, who had travelled by road from Dimapur to Kohima, laughed at it and said “it still needs lot of development”. Liaison officer and deputy director Tourism, Ajanuo Belho informed that the minister is scheduled to visit the WW-II cemetery and Cathedral at Kohima on September 22 and leave on September 23.

NE students protest death of youth in Delhi NEW DELHI, SEP 21 (IANS): Hundreds of youth from the northeast on Thursday staged a protest outside the Uttar Pradesh Bhawan here, demanding a probe into the mysterious death of a Manipuri youth whose body was allegedly cremated by Noida police without informing the family. The protesters submitted a memorandum of demands to Resident Commissioner of UP Bhawan. Later the memorandum was also submitted to the Prime Minister’s Office. Family members of Pravish Chanam, 22, are demanding a thorough probe by the CBI into his death. Chanam went missing on September 8 from the India Exposition Mart in greater Noida where he had gone to attend a concert with three friends. Though he remained untraced by friends and family, Noida police found his body and later cremated it allegedly without informing family members. Alleging a series of lapses, Chanam’s family said even a public notice was not issued to identify the body before it was cremated. “We want a thorough investigation by the CBI,” Ravikanta Chanam, the victim’s brother, told IANS here. He said they would be meeting MoS for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju over the issue. Manipur government has decided to send ADGP Pramod Asthana to Delhi to look into the case.

2-day NE connectivity summit in Kohima

T.R. Zeliang with the Russian diplomats on Thursday.

DIMAPUR/KOHIMA, SEP 21 (NPN): In the runup to the two-day NorthEast Connectivity Summit, “Connect North East2017”, which is scheduled to be held at NBCC convention centre Kohima from September 22-23, the state chief minister, TR Zeliang, on Thursday held a series of delegation-level talks with Consul General of the Russian Federation, top officials from FICCI and NEC at his residential office in Kohima. According to CMO media cell, the talks basically focused on areas of investment opportunities in tourism, healthcare, hotels, border trade, agri-allied activities, skill development and people-to-people connectivity. Consul General of the

Russian Federation, Alexey Idamkin, who called on chief minister Thursday afternoon, assured to explore all possible means to invest in Nagaland. Alexey, who would be attending the summit on Friday, expressed his ‘great pleasure’ on having visited the State describing it as the ‘Beautiful and Hospitable Nagaland’. FICCI-NEAC chairman, Ranjit Barthakur, apprised the chief minister that besides NE states, 7 countries would be participating in the summit. Ranjit also suggested sustainable projects, food processing plants, dairy products and mechanized farming in Nagaland. The chief minister told the delegates about the immense investment potential in Nagaland and assured

all possible assistance and cooperation of the government with the investors. The summit, which will be addressed by chief minister, would focus on slew of issues including harnessing energy resources, international connectivity initiatives, tourism, air, rail and road connectivity, investment opportunities, trade policies, border infrastructures etc. Correspondent adds: Additional chief secretary and finance commissioner Nagaland, Temjen Toy, on Thursday informed that the 4th North-East Connectivity Summit would be one of the biggest summits where around 180 delegates from outside the state including 50 from countries like Japan, Russia, Myanmar, Bhutan, Loas, Bangladesh and Thailand would be participating. Announcing this at the press conference held at SIRD guest house Kohima in the presence of Federation of India Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) officials, Toy said there would be six different round table planetary sessions at the two-day summit. (Cont’d on p-7)

Naga family attacked LMO dismayed by NPSC viva-voce process Fin deptt. clarifies on drawal issue by miscreants at Chumu Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): Situation remained tense in Chumukedima area after a group of around five to six non-Naga youth attacked a Naga family Thursday evening. According to PRO Dimapur police, the father and the minor son (4-5 years) were attacked with wooden planks. Both the father son duo was beaten black and blue, and the minor boy was left with a torn lip. The mother and the infant escaped unhurt. Police said that the incident took place when the father, on seeing the non-Naga youth allegedly smoking weed (ganja) openly, reprimanded them not to smoke-up. Soon after the victim with his family were about to depart from the place in an autorickshaw, the non-Naga youth followed them started to attack. Though some of the attackers managed to escape from the scene, one of them was apprehended by Chumukedima youth. Upon interrogation, the person in custody of the youth, disclosed the identities of the other culprits. In this regard, hundreds of residents of Chumukedima along with the youth organization have launched a massive manhunt to nab the other culprits. No further details could be ascertained till the time of filing this report.

DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): Expressing concern over the process the NPSC conducts vivavoce, the Lotha Mhonka Okho (LMO) stated that “it is unjust to murder someone’s dream at the time of interview.” In a press release, LMO president, Nzan Lotha, and general secretar y Myingthunglo Kikon, stated that the recent NCS, NPS& allied services examination 2015 marks (mains and interview) “revealed some interesting facts.” It said that out of the six candidates, who scored 400 marks and above in mains examination, there was one Lotha candidate. Interestingly, LMO said everyone secured class-1 position (all EAC) after the interview, except the Lotha candidate. Further, LMO said

that out of the nine candidates, who scored between 390-399 marks in mains examination, there were three Lotha candidates, adding that everyone secured class-1 position ( two EAC and four DSP) after the interview, except three Lotha candidates. Elaborating further, LMO said out of 15 candidates, who scored 390 marks and above in the mains, four were Lothas. It stated every candidate managed to secure class-1 post after the interview except four Lothas (class-3 post). It pointed out that out of four Lotha candidates, who scored above 390 marks and above in the 2015 mains examination, three Lotha candidates bearing Roll No. 15541, 15247, 15367 were already in class-3 service.

Candidate bearing Roll No. 15247 secured the post of economic investigator (Class-3) in 2012 NPSC Examination. Candidate bearing Roll No. 15367 and 15541 secured the post of secretariat assistant (Class-3) in 2014 NPSC examination, Lotha Mhonka Okho said. It expressed surprise as how the three Lotha candidates, despite having experience, managed to score very low marks in the interview. While acknowledging commission’s power, LMO reminded NPSC not to misuse their power. “It is strange that ‘only the Lotha candidates’ fared very badly in the interview that they managed to score very less marks which qualified them for class-3 post only,” LMO said.

DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): Reacting to the charges made by the Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum, the state finance department on Thursday sought to make clarifications “to put the matter into the correct perspective.” In a press note, the department maintained that it was not deemed necessary for the department to “capture all details of the schemes in the drawal authorities” as long as it was understood from which source the fund was coming and for what purpose it was being released. All such information, the department said were contained in the files of the departments, which were returned to them after issue of drawal authorities. The process of issue of drawal authorities, it said was for the sole purpose of placing the funds at the disposal of the concerned department for implementation of the programme. In case of any doubt, the finance department said the details should be ascertained from the responsible department that maintained all records. Requisite (Cont’d on p-7) details of the works, the department

said were always furnished by the department at the time of submitting bills to the treasuries/AG’s office for actual payments. Further, asserting that it stood by its earlier clarification, the department stated that releases of funds were based on sanctions from the concerned ministry. It said that those copies were available in the department and interested parties could obtain the same, if so required, through laid down procedures of the government. Finance department also maintained that it cannot be held at fault for not providing non-existent facts “for the satisfaction of those who have misconceptions,” nor revise or customize established procedures for the satisfaction of NGOs. Meanwhile, the department stated that the clarifications were being made again so as to dispel all doubts to the extent possible and in deference to the concerns raised. With this, the department expressed hope that the issue of double drawal would be put to rest. The finance department stated that it would not be issuing further clarifications in this matter in the public domain.

DMC goes digital; all payments to be made online Kenye reacts to Rio’s statement Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): All payments including registration of trade licence, renewal and payment of house rent under Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) would made through online by year end, said DMC administrator Moa Sangtam at the launching of DMC official website www.DMC. Nagaland.gov.in here on Thursday. He also announced that Dimapur will become Open Defecation Free (ODF) by November. Moa lauded former DMC administrator, H Atokhe Aye, under whose initiative the online system was commissioned in January 2016. The website was developed by symbiosis. Launching the website, parliamentary secretary municipal affairs, Zhaleo Rio, said that the online

Municipal Affairs parliamentary secretary, Zhaleo Rio launching the official website of DMC on Thursday. (NP)

system would not only ease the consumers for payment but revenue collection would also be improved. He also termed the day as a big achievement and urged the DMC to continue to extend its service to the people. Reminding that in Nagaland, all services remained standstill after few years, he urged the service provider -- symbiosis, to continue to extend their

service even in the coming days. Zhaleo also said that everything has increased by many fold and even maintenance by DMC has also increased. Despite the challenges, he said it was the duty of the DMC to provide proper sanitation, infrastructure and provide civic amenities throughout the years. He further said since

DMC has various source for revenue generation, it should provide basic necessities to the people instead of making excuses that it has no fund to pay the salary of its employees. Zhaleo also said that with the launching of online system, DMC has become a transparent autonomous body and the service will also be extended to other town councils in the coming days. He, therefore, urged the DMC to upload all its activities in the website by maintaining transparency in their works. A representative from Symbiosis, while highlighting on the website, said that the site could be able to view from any devices. The website has also a separate page for the visitors to get in touch with the DMC. Earlier, the inaugural programme began with an invocation by superintendent DMC, Kihovi Z. Achumi.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 21 (NPN): Reacting to Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio’s statement that NPF was already “in the process of making amendments in its constitution to impeach any president...,” Rajya Sabha MP, KG Kenye reminded Rio that the amendment was already made on July 13, 2005 after which the CEC endorsed the powers of the party president. Addressing media persons here at the party’s central office, Kenye said Rio’s remark that the “absence of such a provision would only provide any incumbent with absolute powers which could be abused and exploited to reduce the party as a private property”, was baseless. He said that the NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie never bypassed the CEC to exercise extra constitutional powers or exploited or abused the

party as a private property. Further, Kenye said even though the rival group may be plotting to freeze the ‘cock’ symbol by asking ECI to accept the crisis as a “dispute”, they would fail as the ECI was well aware of the situation. He therefore asked party workers not to panic. With regard to the ultimatum served on NPF president to step down, Kenye said there was no such provision in the party’s constitution to impeach the president, neither there was any law that empowers the legislators to impeach the party president. He said since the NPF legislators do not even have the power to elect party functionaries, even at the village level, the question of impeaching the president or asking him to step down does not arise. K.G, Kenye said “if NPF party which has been maintained for more than

half a century gets dismantled, it will be a colossal loss to the people of the state and that no will be able to build the damaged bridge under any circumstances.” On Naga issue, he said NPF was true to its regional stand that even during 1998 general election, the party had refrained from contesting the polls by heeding the call of Naga Hoho who desired for peace first and not election. He also said that the NPF central had passed several resolutions seeking for an honourable and acceptable Naga solution, saying the party would stand firm till it was achieved. In his brief address, NPF working president Huskha Yepthomi said “even if the Naga political solution comes to an end and Naga underground groups gets dissolved, NPF will remain upholding Naga rights.” K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST

September 22 (Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A thunderstorm aournd

33 26

Aizawl

Turning cloudy with a t-storm 28 21

Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots

31 25

A thunderstorm in spots

29 21

Imphal

Itanagar Partly sunny, a stray t-storm 28 22 Shillong Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 23 18 Kohima

A thunderstorm or two

25 19

Dimapur A thunderstorm in spots

31 23

A thunderstorm in spots

26 19

Tuensang A thunderstorm in spots

20 15

A thunderstorm in spots

25 21

Mkg Wokha

Zunheboto A thunderstorm in the area

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Pollam Tep ((Inset)) addressing the gathering. Students presenting ‘Vande Mataram’ on the occassion of ‘Hindi Diwas’ in Longleng. Correspondent

LONGLENG, SEP 21 (NPN): Hindi teachers in Nagaland have been asked to take up their responsibility with sincerity so as to impart quality education to students. Speaking at the 24th state level “Hindi Diwas” celebration organised by All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Longleng unit on Thursday at Bautung Government Higher Secondary School auditorium, additional director school education, Pollem Tep said usage of Hindi as a language should

news in brief KSUD presidential meeting: Khiamniungan Students’ Union Dimapur (KSUD) has convened its presidential meeting on September 22, 1 p.m. at the residence of its union treasurer. All office bearers, advisor and executive members have been asked to attend the meeting. SNUNS emergency meeting: SNUNS has convened its emergency meeting on September 23, 11 p.m. at People in Need Foundation conference hall. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting. KYSUD general meeting: Kuki Youth and Students’ Union Dimapur (KYSUD) has convened a general meeting on September 23, 1 p.m. at KCC compound. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting. For any information one may contact 8730855892 & 7085286212. LHD meeting: Lotha Hoho Dimapur (LHD) has convened a meeting with the colony/area representatives affiliated to the hoho on September 23, 10 a.m. at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur. All village unions affiliated to LHD have been asked to submit registration fee at the meeting. ETPO general meeting: Emlo-To Public Organisation (ETPO) has convened a general meeting on September 23, 4 p.m. at ETPO banker Lahoto Aye’s residence at Valley View Colony, Dimapur. All the members and Emlo-To public have been requested to attend the meeting.

be encouraged in everyday conversation. He pointed out that Hindi has become one of the important languages largely spoken not only at the national level but even in international platform. Tep therefore urged the Hindi teachers to taught Hindi language with utmost sincerity in all the schools of the state. The additional director also asked the teachers to remain updated so that they would be able to impart quality education to the students. He also said that with the introduction of E-learn-

YouthNet launches job website DIMAPUR: Nagaland Job Centre (NJC) – the recruitment and placement branch of YouthNet, website, www. nagalandjobcentre.com was launched on September 21 by YouthNet’s founder and chairperson, Hekani Jakhalu. According to a release by YouthNet, the website was launched to cater to unemployed youth who do not have easy accessibility YouthNet centres located in Kohima and Dimapur. The release stated that the website would facilitate young job-seekers across the state, to connect with employers and apply to various job opportunities available on the Nagaland Job Centre database. In order to apply to the job positions, it has informed that candidates must register on the portal.

Protest rally against murder in Zunheboto

DIMAPUR: Hundreds of people attended a mass protest rally organised by Sümi Totimi Hoho (STH), Sümi Hoho, Zunheboto Town Youth Organisation (ZTYO) and GB associations on September

20 against the murder and suspected rape of Avi, a mother of three children at Khekhiye Village under Aghunato, Zunheboto . According to reports, a person indentified as one Samuel was nabbed

by Zunheboto police in connection to the murder. In this connection a memorandum was submitted to Deputy Commissioner (DC) Zunheboto by the apex bodies.

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ing through technology many schools in the country are moving towards digitization and schools have increased their students’ engagement with the smart teaching techniques. Tep therefore called upon the teachers to be responsible and catch up with the latest technology to strengthen the knowledge of the students and build up vibrant career through quality education. On the occasion, the chief guest also gave away the prizes to the winners of the school Hindi literary competition which was held earlier.

Others who delivered short speeches on the occasion include HEO Kohima, S.N.Dubey; SDEO Longleng, S. Bendang Longkumer and APGO Longleng president, Y. B. Angam Phom. The programme was chaired by Bendangnaro Phom; invocation prayer was said by Gorkha Baptist Church Pastor, T. Andrias Pradhan; welcome address was delivered by ANHTU Longleng unit president Shumei Antony Phom; poem recitation by Tenchamoili M. Aventh from BBS Longleng and significance of Hindi Day by ANHTU Longleng unit general secretary, C. Longvai Phom. Report of ANHTU was delivered general secretary, A.S.Yarthotgam; Phom folkdance was presented by St. Josephs’ School Longleng; Vande Mataram was sung by the students of Bautung Government Higher Secondary School Longleng; dance by Good Shepherd School Longleng, solo by Aying Phom; vote of thanks by A. Mongnyei Phom while Longleng Town Baptist Church, Pastor N. Tanlei Phom pronounced the benediction.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, September 22, 2017

Chumukedima gets police station

DGP Nagaland, LL Doungel (3-left) and others after inagurating the police station. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): Chumukedima Police Station, which would cover 20 villages and Chumukedima town, was inaugurated by Director General of Police (DGP) Nagaland, LL Doungel, on Thursday at weekly market complex, Chumukedima. In a short programme, Doungel sought public cooperation and support for the police personnel to serve them better and deliver “quality service”. He also encouraged the public to give constructive criticism saying, “If you see any glitches and shortcomings in our duties, it has to be pointed out.” The DGP also encouraged police personnel to keep themselves updated, to

be assets to the department and to dedicate themselves in serving the public better. In his opening remark, Commissioner of Police, Dimapur, Limasunep, appreciated DGP for taking the initiative to set up Chumukedima Police Station. He also expressed hope that with the police station in the area it would help to curb anti-social elements and unwanted activities prevailing within the jurisdiction. Limasunep pointed out that crime investigation and maintenance of law and order are the two primary duties for which a police station has been set up. He said a society needs peace and tranquillity to progress and added that the objective of the police station would be to main peace

in the area. Thanking the state government for setting up of Chumukedima Police Station, Chumukedima Village Council chairman, Razouvotuo Chatsu, said it had fulfilled the much needed and much awaited desire of the public. He hoped that it would go a long way in serving the people well its purpose. Earlier, the plaque was unveiled by DGP, L.L.Doungel, dedicatory prayer was pronounced by Police Baptist Church, Pastor, Rev. Rakhu Livi, and Short speech was also delivered by Chumukedima Town head GB, Kelenguzo Kuotsu, special song was presented by NAPTC, Tolito Shohe and the programme was chaired by DCP Zone-1, Vechipa Vise.

RMSA, DEMS organise ‘kala utsav’ in Dimapur Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): A district level “kala utsav” competition under the theme “Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat” (One India best India) was organised by Rastriya Mandhyamik Shiksha Abiyan (RMSA) District Education Mission Society (DEMS) Dimapur on Thursday, at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Dimapur. Speaking at the programme, RMSA joint mission director, Visiezolie Yashü, asserted that such programme was a great opportunity to display and showcase the talents. He encouraged the students to gear up and deliver their best so that they would get an opportunity to perform and highlight their talents outside the state. Yashü lamented that with the advance of technology despite India being a vast diverse country, “our” culture, tradition, unity and way of life was at push of extinction. With the intention to protect the culture, custom and tradition, he said Government of India has launched the festival of art in the reflection of traditional form of com-

Dignitaries and students at RMSA district level “kala utsav” competition on Thursday at GHSS Dimapur. (NP) petition in the year 2015. He also informed that the traditional festival would be based on four categories – music, dance, visual art and theatre. Earlier, delivering the welcome address, Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) R. Amongla Jamir, said “kala utsav” was a time to come together to assets, compliment and encouraged the students to promote art and culture of the community. She informed that selected schools in dance and visuals art would be repre-

senting the district in the state level competition. Participating schools in dance competition category were Government High Naga United, Government High School Akahuto, Government Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima and Government High School Thakekhu. Government Higher Secondary School Sarbura and Government High School Khaghaboto took part in the visual arts competition. Panel judges of the competition programme

were Government Higher Secondary School Dimapur headmaster, Mhathung Lotha, DPRO Dimapur, Lolano Patton and district art and culture officer Lampha Konyak. Time keeper of the competition was RMSA Dimapur district co-ordinator, Vitoho Chophy GHS Akahuto and GHS Naga United was adjudged first and second position respectively in the dance completion whereas

GHS Sarbura and GHS Khaghaboto were adjudged first and second position in visual art competition respectively. Consolation prizes were also distributed in the competition. Students, teachers, headmistress, headmaster, State Mission Officer (SMO) officials and RMSA staffs attended the programme. The programme was chaired by GHSS principal Chumukedima principal Karen Sema.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Lt. Mrs. Nitoli Zhimo

Born on : 27th May 1951 – Died on : 17th Sept. 2017

Excise personnel with arrested person and drugs. (NP) DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): Excise department (Narcotic Cell) on Thursday seized 12,240 capsules of banned Spasmo Proxyvon (SP) from one Rahul Mandal son of Ravi Mandal of Nagaon Assam at Khermahal, Dimapur. Talking to Nagaland Post, Deputy Commissioner Excise (NC), Kevisetou Angami, said the accused

has brought the consignment from Bokajan by train. He said the consignment was worth Rs. 25, 000 (street value). The arrested person has been forwarded to judicial and booked under drug & cosmetic Act 1940, informed the DC Excise. The Excise party was led by Assistant Inspector Excise (AIE), Tiameren along with head constable, Anglong and constable Mayang, Tokaho and Mary.

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Born on : 09-03-1977 – Died on : 15-09-2017 We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to convey our immense heartfelt gratitude and thanks to all individuals, neighbours, organisations, churches and well wishers who stood by us physically, morally, materially, financially and spiritually throughout his prolonged illness, till the sad demise of my beloved husband Late NG. Kangba Zeliang on 15th September, 2017. We also give thanks to the followings : 1. Commandant, Ranks and files of 6th NAP Bn. 2. Commandant, 15th NAP (IR) Mahila Bn. 3. Eden Medical Centre's Authority, Doctors and nurses. 4. Nikos Hospital, Doctors and nurses 5. Friends and individuals blood donors. 6. Blood bank staff, District Hospital Dimapur. May the God Almighty Father bless you abundantly. DP-9949

Loving wife, children and family members.

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We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals churches, unions, neighbours, relatives, friends and well wishers who supported us through prayers, physically, financially, materially & kind besides sacrificing your precious time during the illness and at the time of demise of our beloved mother. We are deeply and whelmingly touched by your support, concern and prayer in times of our grief though we cannot possibly convey our profound gratitude and appreciation to everyone. It is our prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Er. Picto K. Shohe, Parliamentary Secretary, Justice & Law, Nagaland, Kohima. 2. Er. Ghukhuyi Z. Zhimomi, S.E, Irrigation, Nagaland, Kohima. 3. Sumi Baptist Church Doyapur. 4. Lhokheto Baptist Church Ganeshnagar. 5. Dimasa Baptist Church Doyapur 6. Shikavi Baptist Church. 7. Hezucho Baptist Church Niuland. 8. Ganeshnagar Village Baptist Church. 9. Tucunasumi Fellowship Dimapur DP-9958

Loving husband, son, daughter, grandchildren and in-laws. K

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, September 22, 2017

Dr. Nicky urges teachers to treat students well

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TYW Wka warns

D I M A P U R : Ts u m a n g ‘B’ Youth Wing (TYW), Wokha town in an executive meeting held on September 17 resolved that individual/group – a resident of Tsumang ‘B’ colony or outsider – found indulging in any form of “fault activities”, disrespecting and violating TYW resolution shall be called for an explanation and dealt with accordingly.

ASJHSS, SPPP condole demise of late Rev, Fr. Mathew DIMAPUR: Alumni St. John Higher Secondary School (ASJHSS) and St. Paul Parish Pungro (SPPP) have expressed deep pain over the demise of Rev. Fr. Mathew Keemattam, former Vicar General and Parish Priest of Chiephobzou, who passed away on September 20 at Bethel Medical Centre, Kohima.

In a condolence message, Alumni St. John Higher Secondary School described late Rev. Fr. Mathew as kind and helpful at all times and added that his good deeds would always be remembered. Alumni St. John Higher Secondary School has further conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and

his friends, and has bid farewell to the departed soul. SPPP: St. Paul Parish Pungro in a condolence message stated that late Rev. Fr. Mathew was a pioneering missionary who travelled even by foot to sow the seed of faith in Phuvkiu and in areas while he took charge of Kiphire mission during 1974. St. Paul Parish

Pungro stated that late Rev. Fr. Mathew’s gifted spiritual guidance and contribution in the field of education would live in the hearts and minds of the people. Further, St. Paul Parish Pungro has conveyed condolences and shared the sorrow and sorrows and sadness with the diocese and family members.

Dr. Nikcy Kire addressing the students (Inset). Students and others at the jubilee celebration at Kohima, Thursday. (NP)

Correspondent KO H I M A , S E P 2 1 (NPN): Minister for Road and Bridges Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire has asked teachers to treat their students with care and love like their own children and mould them accordingly. Addressing the grand celebration of Government High School PWD Kohima 50th year anniversary on Thursday at State Academy hall Kohima, Dr. Nicky also asked the teachers to nurture their students according to their interest and talents. He also advised the teachers to maintain cleanliness and encourage their students to be conscious

of keeping the surrounding clean and healthy. The minister also advised the parents to be vigilant of their children and not to only depend on the teachers adding that teachers and parents should cooperate with each other to mould a child. Advising the students to be disciplined, Dr. Nicky asked them to obey their parents and teachers and to have a purpose in life. Asking the students to be the change in the society, he said they should give back to the society and be an asset. Congratulating the school for attaining 50 years, he said jubilee was not only a time to celebrate

but to retrospect and correct the shortfalls. He also lauded the school for shaping the students not only academically but in other fields as well. In her address, retired head teacher, Gayatri Devi, recalled how the school began with nine students and her experience during her 39 years of service as teacher at the then Government Middle School PWD, Kohima. The celebration was marked by folk songs, dance, choreography, poem and songs by jubilee choir. Officials from school education, parents, former and retired teachers, alumni, staffs and students attended the function.

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DIMAPUR: East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union (EDSU) has reiterated its demand for construction of suspension/temporary bridge on the location of Old Dhansiri Bridge before the commencement of final examination of students. In a press note EDSSU president, Kanato S. Awomi and general secretary, Ato Achumi, pointed out that a suspension bridge at 4th mile could be constructed within two months after the collapse of the old bridge whereas, the ongoing construction of bridge at Old Dhansiri River for last 8-9 months have even failed to erect suspension bridge. The student body stated that closing down of the Old Dhansiri Bridge has caused immense suffering to students and public due to heavy traffic which has also resulted in missing examinations by students and job aspirants. EDSSU also claimed that the temporary bridge meant for telecom cable was on the verge of collapsing and that it was highly unsafe. It warned that the responsible department and contractor would be held responsible for any accident. In this regard, EDSSU has asked the responsible department and contractor to construct the suspension bridge immediately for the safety of the students and public.

Students Union Dimapur (TSUD) would be holding its 6th Fresher’s meet-cumcultural day on September 23, 10 a.m. at Jotsoma community hall, Kuda village ‘A’ Khel. TSUD has informed that transportation would be provided for people attending the programme. For Chumukedima area, the bus would start from 8 a.m. from first gate and would halt at 2nd gate, 6th mile ICFAI University, Tenyiphe gate, Sovima gate, Kuda cold storage, 5th mile junction, 4th mile Diphupar,

lohon petrol pump and Half Nagarjan junction. For Kacharigoan area, the bus would arrive via Theheku to Phevima village gate at around 8:30 a.m. and halt at Dimapur Government College, DC Court Junction, Unity College Junction, West Police Station, PWD junction, Dobinala and Half Nagarjan junction. TSUD has asked well wishers, seniors and all Tenyimi students to attend the programme. For more information one has been asked to contact at 9856585169, 9615821810.

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Dimapur, Sep 21 (NPN): Kuki Liberation Front (KLF) has Thursday clarified that Lummilal Bey, who was arrested by combined forces of Assam Rifles and Assam Police on September 18, was not a member of the outfit. The news item published in various newspapers was fabricated and an attempt to defame the image of the KLF, said Robert Kuki, publicity secretary, Kuki Liberation Front (Assam) in a statement. While clarifying that there is no such member/ name in the KLF cadres, the outfit termed the malicious news as ‘blatherskite.’ The KLA was formed in 2008 at Karbi Anglong, Assam inorder to protect the Kuki people from any kind of external aggression, it stated it the statement. The outfit also apprised the Army that KLF is active only in Assam and has no connection with other underground outfits in the northeastern states.

Heroin seized; three arrested in Mizoram Aizawl, Sep 21 (PTI): Mizoram Excise and Narcotics department’s Anti Narcotic squad seized 82 gm of heroin, worth around Rs 3 lakh and arrested three persons here, a department spokesman said Thursday. The contraband was reportedly smuggled from Myanmar via border district of Champhai, the spokesman said. Three persons were a r rested under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, the spokesman added.

No untoward incident was reported from any part of the state during the strike which would end at midnight. On this day in 1949, the then Manipur King Bodhchandra was forced to signed the agreement for merger of Manipur into Indian Union. Before this Manipur was once an independent Kingdom, which was taken over by the British in 1891 and freed in 1947. It is alleged that leaders of Indian Union forced the then King Maharaj Bodh-Chandra to sign the agreement by keeping him under house arrest at Shillong. The merger agreement came to effect from October 18 of the

same year. The day was also observed as “National Repentance Day” by the Coalition for Indigenes, Rights Campaign Manipur (CIRCA), a civil society organization campaigning for restoration of premerger political status of Manipur. Addressing the occasion, CIRCA convener Somendro Thokchom alleged that since the merger to Indian Union, innumerable problems surfaced in the state and Indian leaders failed to resolve any of the issues till date. Restoration of premerger status to Manipur will be the only way to resolve the issues and crisis plaguing the state, he added.

Mizoram govt, HPC(D) hold peace talks Aizawl, Sep 21 (PTI): Pe a c e t a l k s b e t w e e n Mizoram government and Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) resumed today after five months, a senior state Home department official said. Additional Secretary in the Home department and leader of the fivemember state government delegation Lalbiakzama told PTI that the talks were held with mutual trust on both the sides. Lalbiakzama said that they were deliberating clause by clause of the proposed legislation on the autonomy, power and functions of the Sinlung Hills Council. It was proposed in the framework agreement between Mizoram gover nment and the HPC (D) that the existing Sinlung Hills Development Council (SHDC), created following the agreement

made between the state gover nment and the erstwhile HPC in 1994, would be given more autonomy to suit the interests of the people of the area. “We have high hopes that the deliberations of the proposed legislation would be positively concluded and we would be able to take up nitty-gritties of the proposed accord and also detailed plans on surrender of the HPC (D) militants along with their arms by tomorrow,” he said. The additional secretary in the Home de par tment expressed the hope that the official level talks which began on August 10 last year would be concluded by this round and from the next round, the talks would be elevated to political level. This round of parleys was delayed as the state government was trying to

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. Netra Bahadur Biswakarma, Son of Bin Bahadur Biswakarma and Kamla Biswakarma have changed name from Netra Bahadur B.K., Bin Bahadur B.K. and Kamla Devi B.K. to Netra Bahadur Biswakarma, Bin Bahadur Biswakarma and Kamla Biswakarma by Affidavit sworn before the Judicial Magistrate, From today I shall be known as Netra Bahadur Biswakarma, Father’s name Bin Bahadur Biswakarma and Mother’s Name Kamla Biswakarma. Regd. No. 258, Dated: 18/08/2017 DP-9976

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Imkongchuba Deceased, has been filed by Shri/Smti. Limanaro relation wife R/o. Landmark Colony to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct Landed Property etc, who expired on 8.9.17. Landed property covered by Patta No. 1064 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 20/10/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 19 day of 9/17. DP-9953

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rein in the HPC (D) faction led by Lalhmingthanga Sanate, former president of the outfit by holding talks with the faction in Aizawl. The proposed talks fizzled out as the state government rejected the preconditions set by the Sanate faction. The pre conditions were separate autonomous district council under sixth schedule of the constitution and also participation of a senior official of the central government in the talks. The six-member HPC (D) delegation, which arrived in Aizawl yesterday, was led by working chairman of the outfit L T Hmar.

Tura, Sep 21 (Agencies): In another shocker, twin girls, aged about 7 years, were sexually assaulted by their step father in the village of Cheran Songgital in East Garo Hills (EGH). The accused father, identified as Raj M

Sangma, had according to police sources sexually assaulted the twins for quite a few months. He has however gone into hiding since yesterday mainly after family members of the victim decided to report the same to the police.

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The office of the UNITED 16 F.C would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all the organizations, individuals and well wishers for your tremendous contribution in terms of financial, material, physical and moral support in the formation of the United 16 football club and its participation in the recently concluded Kohima football league and K.T.C Cup 2017. We are obliged to convey our special thanks to: Sl.No Name Amount 1. Mr.Vilelie Khamo. (1st class contractor) ` 1,00,000/2. Mr.Rovilatuo Mor. (I.A.S) ` 50,000/3. Mr.Kelie Zeliang. (I.A.S) ` 50,000/4. New Ministers Hill Panchayat. ` 10,000/5. Lerie Chazou Panchayat. ` 10,000/6. New Reserve Panchayat. `10,000/7. Lerie Youth Organization. ` 10,000/8. New Ministers Hill Youth Organization. ` 10,000/9. Lerie Chazou Youth Organization. ` 10,000/10. New Reserve Youth Organization. ` 10,000/11. Mr. James Liezietsu. (Chairman Lerie Panchayat) ` 10,000/12. Mr. Neibo-o Kire. ( Chairman New Ministers Hill Panchayat) ` 10,000/13. Mr. K.T Vilie ( Vice president APO) ` 10,000/14. Mr. Atie- u Keditsu. ` 10,000/15. Mr. Metekhrielie & Sons. ` 10,000/16. Mr. Dzuthozol Tase. ` 6,000/17. Mr. Sunep Ao. (D.Y.S.P.R) ` 1,500/18. Er. Beizo Khamo. ` 5,000/19. Miss. Achano Kikhi. ` 5,000/20. Mr. Khrukedu Khronuo. ` 4,000/21. Mr. Azho Sophie. ( Vice President Kohima Town Club) ` 1,000/22. Mr. Ketou Khamo. ` 5,000/23. Mr. Anand. (Garage) ` 3,000/24. Mr. Vitholie Kire. (L.R.S.O) ` 5,000/25. Mr. William Koso. ( President Lerie Youth Organization) Executive jerseys &2nos football. 26. Mr. Neikethozo. ( President Lerie Chazou Youth Organization) 2nos football & 1 keeper gloves. 27. Mr. Worhonthung Yanthan. ( President United 16 F.C) 2nos football. 28. Mr. Ato Khesoh. ( President New Ministers Hill Youth Organization) 2nos football. 29. Mr. Zakie. ( Chairman Lerie Chazou) 20nos football. 30. Mr. Yanrenthung Yanthan. ( Sr. Inspector Taxes) 28nos football boots. 31. Mrs. & Mr. Adu Keditsu. Dinner. 32. Mrs. & Mr. Vithovol Zhotso. ( G.B Lerie Colony) Dinner. 33. Mrs. & Dr. Asalie Kezhie. (Chairman New Reserve Panchayat) Dinner. 34. Mr. Beizo Solo. (Proprietor Where’s The Food ) Refreshment for the league. 35. Mrs. & Mr. Visazo Theunuo. Dinner. 36. Mr. Vikerhe. Refreshment. 37. Mrs. & Mr. Seituo Sekhose (Administrator K.M.C) Transportation. 38. Zumvu Printex. Printing. 39. N.M Cable. Media Coverage. 40. St. Marys Higher Secondary School. Granting School Ground. 41. Senior. S.P Kohima Granting New Reserve Ground. We would also like to appreciate all the individuals, fans and groups who are not mentioned in the list above, we look forward to your valuable support in days to come. It is our humble prayers that may our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Sd/Sd/(WORHONTHUNG YANTHAN) President, United 16F.C (VIKITO SWU), General Secretary, United 16F.C

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Manipur scribes protest killing of journalist Correspondent

IMPHAL, Sep 21: Scribes in Manipur under the aegis of the All Manipur Working Journalists’ Union (AMWJU) Thursday staged a sit-in-protest against the killing of a journalist in Tripura at the premise of the Manipur Press Club, Imphal. Santanu Bhowmick, a journalist from a local TV news channel was killed in West Tripura district while covering the agitation and road blockade by the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT). “Stop killing journalist,” “We journalists don’t work to be killed”, “Killing journalist not the solution,” “Punish the culprits behind killing journalist,” “Change your attitude” etc were the slogans displayed during the protest. “ We s t r o n g l y condemn the brutal killing of jour nalist Santanu Bhowmick working with Tripura based ‘Dinrat’ news channel, said AMJWJU vice-president K Sarojkumar who took

Manipur scribes staging a sit-in-protest in Imphal on Thursday. (NP)

part in the protest. Tripura government should find out the culprit(s) involved in the killing and award befitting punishment, he demanded.

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Dimapur Press Club has Thursday condemned the brutal murder of young television scribe in Tripura. While condemning such act of brutality on a person who was on duty, the club demanded that the four people arrested by police

UNGMA IMLANG KUSASANGER PUSU MENDEN

21.09.2017 The Kusasanger Pusu Menden of Ungma Imlang declares to one and all our discontentment towards the action of Shri Imtikumzuk Longkumer, Parliamentary Secretary, Govt. of Nagaland. That while appreciating the state Govt. for inclusion in its priority list for the construction of Road from N.H-2 (CTC Junction) to Kubza Village to be forwarded to NEC for consideration of funding. This proposal is initiated by the concerned person of the villagers and in the interest for the benefit of both the villages. This is the oldest traditional road and the only connectivity between the two villages. Moreover this road is economically very important for both the villages, but to our utter surprise Shri O.Imtikumzuk Longkumer who is our elected representative diverted the work from Kubza to Sabangya on what intention is best known only to him, as such Ungma Imlang Council members discussed with him over phone to reconsider his decision but got no favourable answer. We proceeded to Kohima and met him in person and deliberated the matter thoroughly but he was adamant on the request. Therefore the Council through this letter shares to the public our utmost unhappiness and discontentment. Sd/Sd/RARENBA JAMIR TATAR 1.L.IMLI IMSONG TATAR SECRETARY 2.S.TEMSU LKR TATAR UNGMA IMLANG COUNCIL 3.T.ONEN JAMIR TATAR

“NOTICE FOR SALE UNDER THE SECURITISATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF FINANCIAL ASSETS AND ENFORCEMENT OF SECURITY INTEREST ACT, 2002 & SECURITY INTEREST (ENFORCEMENT) RULES, 2002, U/S 13(4).”

POSSESSION TAKEN U/S 13(4) TO, SMT. T.Tainla Ao. W/O N Chuba. Near Panchayat Hall. Lengrijan, NAGALAND, PIN-797112 If the borrowers/guarantor fails to repay the Bank loan within 30 days, Bank may sell the property and recover the Bank loan.

Ward 16 Kohima KDFA/2017/CLUB/R-1/001 Lerie Colony, Lerie Chazou, New Minister’s Hill, New Reserve Colony

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in connection with the case should not be allowed to go scot free. The club has urged the government to see that exemplary punishments are awarded to those involved in the killing of the TV journalist. The DPC also conveyed condolences to the members of the bereaved family.

the killing of Tripura jour nalist Shantanu Bhowmik and said that any attack on the fourth estate should be dealt with strongly. The culprits should be given exemplar y punishment, Press Club president D O Laitphlang said. Bhowmik, attached with a local TV channel, Shillong Press Club wa s k i l l e d b y a m o b The Shillong Press yesterday while he was Club Thursday condemned on duty.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND

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Whereas, Shri. T. Ato Phom of Yongphang Village/Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/ withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late Shri/Smti/Kumari Lt. Thongpe Phom, who expired on 6-7-2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections, if any within one month from the date of issue of this notice. DP-9950

The borrower having failed to repay fully the amount, notice is hereby given to the borrower and the public in general that the undersigned has taken possession of the stock described herein below in exercise of powers conferred to him/her under section 13(4) of the said Act read with rule 9 of the said rules on this 13st day of September of the year 2017. The borrower in particular and public in general is hereby cautioned not to deal with the stock and any dealings with Stock will be subject to the charge of the STATE BANK OF INDIA for an amount of being Rs 5,73,442.00 (Rupees five lacs seventy three thousand four hundred forty two only) and interest and charges thereon Details of Immovable Assets as per SARFAESI Notice dated: 07-02-2014 Equitable Mortgage of Land along with the other Constructions/ Building / Plant & Machinary standing on the land pertaining to Patta No-1146, Dag No1237, measuring 00B-00K-03 Ls at Mouza No-2 of Dimapur Town, Nagaland standing in the name of Smt. T Tainla Ao. Boundaries as follows: 1. North : Land of Mr Bendang. 2. East : Land of Mao. 3. South : Land of Lima. 4. West : Land of Toshi Lkr. Date : 19-09-2017 DC-2207

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AFFIDAVIT (Correction of surname) I, Shri. Khonthungo Shitiri, S/o Lt. Yilobemo Shitiri, a permanent resident of Pangti Village, P.O. Sungro District Wokha, Nagaland and presently serving as VFA at VHC Sungro under the establishment of Veterinary Office, Wokha, do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, there is a variation of my surname in different official documents such as; (a). KHONTHUNGO SHITIO in my Academic Documents, 1st appointment Order, Service Book, Pan Card and SBI Passbook A/c. (b). KHONTHUNGO SHITIRI in my Promotion Order. 3. That, the purpose of this affidavit is to declare that both the surname KHONTHUNGO SHITIO and KHONTHUNGO SHITIRI refers to one and the same person i.e. my surname. 4. Henceforth, I shall use my surname as KHONTHUNGO SHITIRI for all official purpose, future references, correspondence and records. 5. That the content of this affidavit from para 1-5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the above named deponent on this day the 14th/09/2017. 1st Class Magistrate Regd. No : 4964 Date : 14/09/2017

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Regd. no. 5397/17 Dt. 20/09/17 I, Y HOTHRONG YIM, S/o, D/o W/o Shri/ Late YIMTSUKIU YIM Permanent resident of Old Showuba village district Dimapur, Nagaland and presently residing at New Reserve Phesama, Kohima Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oaths follows. 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India 2. That my correct name is Y Hothrong Yim, My correct date of birth is 07/10/2001 (7th Oct 2001) and my father’s name is YIMTSUKIU YIM however, in some of the important document including Academic Record my name has been inadvertently recorded as Santus Mech my date of birth has been wrongly recorded as 10/07/2000 (10th July. 2000) and my father’s name has been recorded as YIMTSUKIU and hence, the stated name represents myself and my father 3. That henceforth I herewith rectified the same and declares that my official name be Y. HOTHRONG YIM son of YIMTSUKIU YIM born on 07/10/2001 (7th Oct. 2001) for all official references. K-3074

Whereas, The undersigned being the authorized Officer of State Bank of India under the Securitization and reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 and in exercise of powers conferred under section 13(2) read with rule 9 of the Security Interest (Enforcement) rules, 2002, issued a demand notice dated 07-02-2014, calling upon the Borrower, Smt T.Tainla Ao, to repay the amount mentioned in the Notice being Rs 5,73,442.00 (Rupees five lacs seventy three thousand four hundred forty two only) and interest and charges thereon within 60 days from the date of receipt of the said notice.

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OBJECTION NOTICE

AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Rovimezo Z Meyase, S/o Shri. Ningusie Meyase, aged about 39 years, R/o Ward-5, PO & PS Medziphema Town, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That the entry of my name in some of my official documents/instruments my name been entered and recorded as Rovimezo Meyase, Rovimezo Meyasi instead of Rovimezo Z Meyase. Hence, the entry of my name be read together Rovimezo Z Meyase and/or in addition to Rovimezo Meyase, Rovimezo Meyasi as it corresponds the same meaning and are synonymous. 3. That the above name Rovimezo Z Meyase and Rovimezo Meyase, Rovimezo Meyasi refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it is interchangeable and indistinguishable. 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece fo evidence for any rectification/correction if any complications that may arise with regard to my name and that it shall be used for all my future correspondence. 5. That the above statements made in Para 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on ___________ . Deponent

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IMPHAL, Sep 21: A 24hour shutdown call given by underground organization, National Revolutionary Front Manipur (NRFM) hit normal life in Manipur, particularly in Imphal on Thursday. N R F M g ave t h e state-wide shutdown call in protest against the alleged ‘forceful’ merger of Manipur with the Indian Union on September 21, 1949. Owing to the shutdown call, business establishments in important market places in Imphal city and its outskirt remained closed for the day. A sharp reduction in the traffic volume was witnessed on

the streets in Imphal. Similar situation was reported from other valley districts of the state even though there was not much impact in the hill districts. Inter-state passenger buses and goods trucks were also off the roads. The shutdown, however, did not affect regular flights. W h i l e g iv i n g t h e shutdown call, the NRFM alleged that Delhi has r uined the indigenous people’s identity during its nearly seven decades of oppressive rule. NRFM further alleged that the armed conflict between Manipur and India was also the by-product of the ‘forceful’ merger of Manipur with the Union of India.

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Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent named above on this day _________ Regd. No - 83, Date : 23/6/2017 Notary Public

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQAURTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO. M. 591/17/10359-60 Dt. Dimapur 19th Sept 17 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Wosumo Ovung Vrs. Athungo Ovung resident of Duncan Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objection concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this court in writing on or before 19.10.17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY. Name of Patta Holder Wosumo Ovung Village/Block No 4 Patta No. 1500 Dag No 487/1743, 495/1744 Area OOB-02K- D7LS North Main/Road South: Lt. Birenthung East: Thungbemo Ngullie West: WO2AMO Deputy Commissioner Dimapur: Nagaland K-3080

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Cooperatives should explore new areas to double farm income: PM New Delhi, Sep 21 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday asked cooperatives to venture into new business areas like beekeeping and seaweed farming to help farmers double their income by 2022 and boost the rural economy. Modi also emphasised

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are several sectors where the cooperative sector can help make a positive difference.” He asked cooperatives to assess how farmers’ income can be doubled by 2022 through their movement. “See what best practices to adopt and give up the

old ones and move ahead,” he said, while asserting that rural India should not be left behind in the growth path. Stating that farmers are facing many problems, Modi said there is a need to establish a system to ensure farmers buy and sell at wholesale rates. “Today, farmers buy

at retail rate and sell (their produce) at wholesale rates. Can it be reversed?. If they buy (inputs) at wholesale rates and sell at retail price, then nobody can loot them, not even middlemen,” he said. Farmers associated with dairy cooperatives have grown as they buy and

sell milk at wholesale rates, Modi said adding that farmers would not have earned more had they sold their produce to private firms. There is a need to build such cooperatives to ensure better income to farmers, he added. Observing that cooperatives are mainly present

in sugar and dairy sectors, the Prime Minister said the cooperative system suit to India and there is a need to foray into new areas. He also gave examples of sectors in which cooperatives can help farmers in raising additional income. For instance, he said, there is demand for neem oil

for coating of urea fertiliser and woman farmers can collect the key basic ingredient required to make the oil. Another area is beekeeping, where farmers can bring ‘Sweet Revolution’ through cooperative movement. It is not only honey but there is a big market for beewax worldover, he said.

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fter the September 20,2017 Dimapur ‘general convention’ of the NPF under its president Neiphiu Rio, where the chief minister T.R. Zeliang along with his ministerial colleagues and parliamentary secretaries that included 36 NPF and seven independent MLAs (excluding four BJP, 11, one Independent MLA and the 11 NPF owing allegiance to NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü) organised a huge rally; the fight for the party symbol, flag and letterhead etc indicates that both are geared up for the fight to the finish. The term ‘fight to the finish’ is ironic since the NPF party will be the biggest loser in the end. The NPF legislature led by chief minister T.R. Zeliang continues to claim they are the legitimate party on the basis of having 36 MLAs (excluding the Speaker). The legislators then elected Neiphiu Rio as the interim president of the NPF and the fight for ownership of the party has then since June 2017 begun with the case being closely monitored by the Election Commission of India. The NPF Central under Dr. Shürhozelie may have validity since it had faced a similar situation during the 2015 rebellion by majority of NPF MLAs but overcame the challenge from the rebels mainly as it had the constitution and the overwhelming number of party functionaries. However in the present instance the NPF party under Dr. Shürhozelie does not have a government while the NPF government led by T.R. Zeliang does not have an organisation. The history of NPF since 2003 is replete with internal dissidence-2006, 2014, 2015 and 2016-17. In 2006, Dr. Shürhozelie backed Neiphiu, in 2014 and 2015 he backed T.R. Zeliang. In 2017 the split between Dr. Shürhozelie and T.R. Zeliang came about after the former ‘reluctantly’ agreed to become CM to deny Rio. Today the two foes-T.R. and N.R.- have joined hands and the rest is history. After having ruled the state since 2003 when, despite the Congress having won more seats (21) the Naga People’s Front(NPF) which won 19 seats managed to cobble a broad coalition with four political parties: BJP-7, JDU-3,Samata Party-1,Nationalist Democratic Movement(NDM)-5 and Independents-4. Formation of NPF was spearheaded by rebel Congress ministers in 2002 who went against their chief minister over the issue of ‘Bedrock of Naga Society’. In 2008 the NPF still could not win the election despite being the incumbent when it could win 26 seats as against 23 of the Congress. Again with BJP (2), NCP (2) and independents (7), the NPF was able to override the Congress to form the government. The party won its own majority in 2013 by getting 38 seats. As part of the understanding with BJP, NPF formed the third DAN coalition with BJP (1), independents (8), NCP (4) and JDU (1). All through its tenure, the NPF had been engineering defections through the route of split and merger from other parties even from its national alliance partner the BJP. Those who have been supporting or voting for NPF can only but watch in disappointment at the manner in which the party’s top three leaders have been virtually fighting their personal battles since the party came to power. The balance of power in the legislature has shifted NPF presently led by former Congressmen while the regionalists under Dr. Shürhozelie are being eclipsed. If legislators splitting and merging with another party or taking over the party becomes a convention, then the principles of party ideologies will lose meaning.

DailyDevotion The Missionary’s Predestined Purpose Now the Lord says, who formed Me from the womb to be His Servant… —Isaiah 49:5 The first thing that happens after we recognize our election by God in Christ Jesus is the destruction of our preconceived ideas, our narrow-minded thinking, and all of our other allegiances— we are turned solely into servants of God’s own purpose. The entire human race was created to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever. Sin has diverted the human race onto another course, but it has not altered God’s purpose to the slightest degree. And when we are born again we are brought into the realization of God’s great purpose for the human race, namely, that He created us for Himself. This realization of our election by God is the most joyful on earth, and we must learn to rely on this tremendous creative purpose of God. The first thing God will do is force the interests of the whole world through the channel of our hearts. The love of God, and even His very nature, is introduced into us. And we see the nature of Almighty God purely focused in John 3:16— “For God so loved the world….” We must continually keep our soul open to the fact of God’s creative purpose, and never confuse or cloud it with our own intentions. If we do, God will have to force our intentions aside no matter how much it may hurt. A missionary is created for the purpose of being God’s servant, one in whom God is glorified. Once we realize that it is through the salvation of Jesus Christ that we are made perfectly fit for the purpose of God, we will understand why Jesus Christ is so strict and relentless in His demands. He demands absolute righteousness from His servants, because He has put into them the very nature of God. Beware lest you forget God’s purpose for your life.

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Friday, September 22, 2017

Post-mortem To the Governor of Nagaland Who will resign for the cause?

Most excellent Governor, I read your interaction with the Media Persons at Raj Bhavan Kohima on 19 September 2017 on Development of Education, Cleanliness, Indigenous Sports and “need to have a befitting memorial for Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and INA in Kohima in honor of their sacrifices”. Your novel Idea for development of “Indigenous games” in Nagaland is very good. However; your “felt the need to have a befitting memorial for Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and INA in Kohima in honor of their sacrifices” and “to declare a Village as National heritage Village” in his name is a little misplaced. It perturbs the feelings of the indigenous of Nagaland. You must have been unaware of the sentiment of the Naga of Nagaland against having statues, memorials and figures of persons not connected with Naga history in public places for reverence. You may not have known Naga Culture has Kenyü (taboo) for worship of Humans (Themie Rüsuorüshu Kenyü). People of mainland India know the great sacrifices leaders like Gandhi, Nehru, Subhas Chandra Bose and Jinah etc made for the freedom of the sub-continent of India and it is understandable they like to preserve their memory in honor. The Naga however, did not know Subhas Chandra Bose, except during 1944 war some INA came with the Japanese Soldiers to mostly Angami-Chakhesang area and behaved less honorably. The Nagas did not make any of Indian National struggles. None of the elderly leaders of Yarba-Chazouba-Cheswezou-Rüzazo Area, before and during WWII, -Rev Sülehu, Vesalhü, Kevese, Veinei, Zadei, Pulemo, Havildar Dutsonyü of Indian Army, General Dusoi of Naga Army and Pudenyü Minister Nagaland, -all gone that side of the River now; ever said anything of Bose camping in the area during the war. Subhas Bose story of camping in Cheswezou is very recent. My father accompanied the secret Chendit column 76 of the allied forces behind the Japanese line fighting at Kohima. At Cheswezu the column shot 6

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unsuspecting Japanese in Dak Bangalow there, on secret information gathered from the villagers and passed on to the Column. He was awarded MBE for his Services to the allied afford by the Queen of England. Throughout their long march of many days from Themokedi to CiechaDzümetou-Cheswezou-Thenyizou-Pfütsero-Phekrokedze-Kanjang-Jesami-Ukhrul, no Villagers narrated of any one Subhas Chandra Bose. It was nice of Lt old Puracho of Thenyizu recently (I had long hours of discussion with him on the issue) produced the story of the Subhas Chandra Bose camping in Cheswezuma during the War. He was very happy at the visit of a Bengali governor to his house. Some enthusiastic overdosed nice Bengali admirers of Bose still today adamantly believe the great Son of Bengol is still alive in incognito! There is a signed and dated letter in beautiful female Handwriting, from Subhas Chandra Bose written when he was somewhere in the South East during the dying days of the war to his Soldiers in the Burma Theatre encouraging them to fight on to sure Victory but saying that he is sorry he could not come to them. This must have been after a secret German Submarine surfaced near the Coast of Madagascar and a Japanese submarine took him in and dived under the Water during the World War II. The writer in his small personal search, found no concrete clue except hearsay of Subhas Chandra Bose ever come to Nagaland. The Naga is not foolish for nothing, any hefty project in their reach is great attraction, and particularly by their Governor, is irresistible! The overwhelming sentiment of the indigenous people of Nagaland is against statues, memorials in public display of persons not connected to their History. We would request you please to respect our sentiment we respect yours. Thank you. Yours sincerely, Thepfulhouvi Solo, IFS Retd (RR-68), (angami_t@yahoo.co.in)

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his week, on the 18th September, Viyekha Rengma, member of the first Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA ), 1964, and also the first Rengma MLA, passed away. At his funeral, the constant eulogy was how the leader sacrificed his position for the Naga Cause when he along with other 11Democratic Party (DP) members resigned from the NLA to facilitate the Naga peace process- the 1964 ceasefire between India and Nagas, and the ensuing peace-talks. The rest of the 34 ruling NNO (Nagaland Nationalist Organisation) members did not follow suit. While the circumstances were different then for me to critique their case, I’m inclined to believe that for him and the DP MLAs, helping to settle the Naga issue was paramount than the position they held. Thus, the events of 1964 and today present a very similar picture. 2018 general election is around the corner and once again talk of an imminent settlement is doing the rounds. Around this time in 2012, it was the same situation with Naga settlement promised very soon. MLAs started posturing, declaring that the NLA will be vacated to pave way for an Interim Government. Nothing happened… except that both the National workers and the new government started another round of equi-closeness. Today, it’s déjà vu all over again. According to grapevine, some politicians have already started lobbying for the post of Ato Kilonser in the Interim Government. For some, it looks like they want

to finish the exchequer before the Interim takes over. The first prize for the most over worked department of 2017 goes to the State Finance Department. Again, some are desperately lobbying for seats in the interim. Overall, it’s win-win situation for the MLAs. While on one hand they lobby for Interim positions, their other hand is busy with election preparation, ready to swim to either direction as per the situation. So far, none of the MLAs is contemplating doing THAT thing which is perhaps the most right-resignation from the Nagaland Legislative Assembly… and pressurize the GoI for a final Naga Settlement which is inclusive and democratic. This is the right time for the NLA to give leadership to Nagas. Shouting from the roof-top that one’s MLA seat will be given up to pave way for an Interim Government after its announcement is not a sacrifice. It fools no one. Many writers have voiced their opinion about the contents of the Framework Agreement published on the 16th September by Khekiye K. Sema, IAS (retd). Some have expressed fear. Some said it’s not workable. Some have said the FA is nothing but one-man rule. The Hon’ble MLAs should consider the following: • Despite talks or rumours of an imminent Settlement, it may not happen in the next 20 years and thus no Interim Government to warrant resignations. • The challenge is to resign en-masse at this juncture. This itself is the message that the topmost priority of the GoI should

be settlement, not the 2018 nagaland elections. nagas in general desire solution before elections and therefore, the most appropriate or symbolic gesture of this desire is for all the Hon’ble MLAs to resign now. This push has been sorely missing from the Naga political narrative which only the MLAs can provide. • For many, the NLA symbolises the divide and rule policy of India. The hour of redemption and glory is near but only if the MLAs are prepared to sacrifice for the greater cause. The MLAs as representatives of the people and their aspirations should aggressively shoulder the responsibility of bringing about a Naga settlement which is inclusive and democratic. This desire can be best expressed when the August House resigns en-masse and gain the necessary moral voice. The ruling NPF at present is the precursor of the DP of 1964. The NPF MLAs (and all the other MLAs) are in pole position to vindicate themselves by taking the most important decision which their 12 seniors first took in 1964. So will they take the cue and resign as done before? No action can be stronger and no sacrifice greater than this gesture to back the claim that Nagas desire inclusive and democratic settlement above everything else. Or should that sacrifice be left to the 12 NPF MLAs led by Dr. Shurhozelie? Perhaps, the number 12 has significance…. Histor y beckons us again. Talk about coincidence. Joel Naga

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started carrying out re- and decided to go back to nxiety symptoms are the may then try to escape and, in fact, it realize, for example, that we too are search on cancer in the Tuensang. The person on the Rosetta stone of the suffering is under just such pressure that some vulnerable to the same kind of difyear 1994. I was inspired phone asked me if I have any human person, bearing a lan- people leave counseling altogether. ficulties, that whatever the person is by the Greek physician Hip- medicine for this lady. Since I pocrates, who said that hu- was having it with me, I sent guage that, above all others, we coun- Counsellors who respect the uncon- dealing with makes us react in telling man beings are represented the medicine to her through sellors must be able to understand. scious variables in play here never fashion, telling about us, that is. We by four elements viz, earth, the bus conductor and she We should never be surprised at the push people too hard about their con- want to avoid, for example, the unfire, water and air. Accord- started using it in the month indirect and disguised way in which scious behaviors or decision. Harried necessary defensiveness this might set ing to him, earth element of April, 2015. I told her to human conflicts reveal themselves to persons need less advice and simpler up in us. Catching the signals sent by the other or set off in ourselves allows represents the human body. continue using my medicine us. Indirection is a profoundly human acceptance and understanding. us to make our way sensibly and sureSeeking help is already complistyle of expressing ourselves. I don’t and that, God willing, she will If there is a tumour or any know where to begin, we still say. If cated for them because their anxiet- footedly through the process. other ailment in the body, get cured. It is also true that the specific Subsequently, I was in- healthy people employ it, we should ies have made them cautious about it is due to deterioration or kind of anxiety that others touch off committing themselves to others. anticipate that troubled persons will as formed over the phone that, imbalance of the earth element. In order to rectify this after continuously applying well, if in a more exaggerated form. Hurrying people who can only take in us does tell us more of their story, Victims of acute anxiety cannot one small step at a time makes them too. Persons with free-floating anxiety quandary, I have carried out my medicine by June 12, 2015 explain much about their difficulty stumble and become more uncertain may make us generally uneasy and she was able to walk from her extensive research. In the in a conscious or orderly way. When of their direction. Being patient tries restive, while persons who are pararesidence at 3rd NAP first process, I discovered that it this experience is episodic – when it our own patience when we already noid will upset us in a very different sector to Tuensang bazaar for was not possible to use the is not steady but comes in intense and find the symptoms bewildering and, way, making us feel that we are the “stem cell” alone. So in order shopping. Thereafter, during unpredictable bursts – they cannot tell out of a desire to establish some core object of attacks made by them to the last week of October, to administer it to the body, it why it has happened or when it will understanding of the problem, we diminish our authority. Counsellors 2015 when I went to Tuenbecame necessary to add oil. end. They frequently feel that they may push people too hard toward a sometimes undervalue the informasang along with my wife, the It was no ordinary oil, but the are about to die. It is a haunting and definite conclusion, almost certainly tion they are constantly receiving. lady who was sick earlier acoil of “Perilla Frutescens”, They are their own best consultants disturbing experience. These people making things worse. companied by her elder sister which can be consumed raw. Another temptation under the when they pay attention to what the are not faking nor are they merely Mrs Kundang, came to meet As a result of the mixture of pressure of stress is to intellectualize other does to them. Far from being the stem cell and the oil a us. They also brought along trying to get sympathy from those about the tensions and difficulties static or a source of stress, our own with them a chicken as a gift around them. It is very wearing on new cell is formed. I call this to express their gratitude. The them, and occasionally it is equally under which we all live. Philosophical reactions help us in our understanding new cell “Super Cell’. The lady patient joyfully told me taxing on counselLors or others who and theological ruminations about the and assisting others. “Super Cell” has the ability Although all of us are anxious star-crossed conditions of modern life that, she is now cured from are supposed to help them. to enter into the tumour and cancer. She also said that her now and then, only a small percentage and a guiding Providence may sound Sensitivity is needed in the dikill cancer cells. hair which had fallen due to agnosis of anxiety states, especially soothing, but they do not touch the of us evince, in number or intensity, After carrying out re- chemotherapy treatment has because of possible complications heart of serious difficulty. It may be the symptoms that lead to anxiety search relentlessly for 21 grown back to normal. I told from associated physical complaints. good willed but it is almost always disorders. As counsellors, we may years, I was successful in her not to forget about God We wisely remember that many a mistake to associate the cultural be the first ones be ready to identify perfecting the concoction. and also to continue to ob- physical conditions cause the same awareness of existential anxiety with those that flow from the more serious Ever since then, I have used serve her health since cancer symptoms that are found in anxiety the experience of anxiety that comes and pervasive problems that require medicine to cure ailments may reoccur. I told her that if states. These include hyperthyroid- from within persons themselves. referral for professional evaluation such as, joint pains, abdomi- she gets cured, one day I will ism, cardiac disorders, disturbances We counsellors must also read and treatment. “Anxiety is the most silently nal pains, muscle pains, knee tell the world about it. As was of the cerebellum and the semicir- accurately our own experiences of pains, headaches, pinching expected, the cancer did not cular canals, some toxic conditions anxiety to understand what they tell painful experience. It makes no sense sensation etc. initially I had reoccur even after a year and and disorders, as well as many other us about ourselves and about the con- and you sit alone and suffer for an tried using this medicine so on June 21, 2016 I took her physical illnesses. These symptoms flicts other persons are experiencing. unknown reason. You can’t explain it. successfully within my fam- details along with her photo- should be attended to carefully and If we listen sensitively we can pick up You can’t stop it. It is horrible.” ily circle. It has miraculous graph. She is now healthy and in many cases these persons should many messages in how we resonate to Rev. Fr. C. Joseph-Counsellor, healing power. St. Joseph’s College-Jakhama remains cured for the last two be referred for professional medical those sitting across from us. We may Sometimes during the years and three months. As evaluation. third week of April 2015, I such, it can be safely assumed Stress rises like fine and irritatreceived a phone call from that she has been fully cured ing smog off our work with anxious Tuensang town. I was in- by my medicine. individuals because it is difficult for I would like to suggest them to explain what their problem formed that a lady by the name Mrs Nasen Mangyang that if somebody is diagnosed is. They lay it on our desk, wrapped was suffering from cancer with cancer, instead of under- in vagueness, challenging us to underviz, CA- Ovary Metastasis, going surgery or any other stand it. The better part of wisdom and that she had to be flown treatments immediately, try tells us that knowing what to avoid from Dimapur to Tuensang by out the “Super Cell” treat- is as important as knowing how to Sir, Heavy weight school’s backpacks in India are becoming a major a chopper. I was told that she ment. Cancer is everywhere proceed sensibly. was bedridden and in a serious nowadays. I welcome anyone Sometimes well-meaning friends concern for the students and their parents. Most students that I see in the condition. When inquired, I who is working on cancer complicate the difficulties of people town carry very big bags that weigh them down. According to the study, was also told that she took research for consultation. It suffering from extreme anxiety by weight of a bag should be below 10% of student’s weight to avoid serious treatment and had already is a mission to save humanity blandly and blindly urging them to health problems. It breaks my heart when I see little kids with huge school undergone two operations from the dreaded disease. overcome it with a muscular old- bags in this heat. Some of them even go home alone, which is terrifying and also took the first cycle of Dr. Somba Chang, Direc- fashioned determination. When and alarming as well. For children growing up, their backs are not meant chemotherapy. When she was tor, M/s Herbal Medicine persons are already experiencing to carry heavy loads 6 days a week. But I do not think the ban will happen and Tea Unit Pvt. Ltd., something close to panic, such advice any time because “heavy” is a subjective term. advised to undergo operation Avi Nakhro for the third time, she refused Purana Bazaar, Dimapur can tear their adjustment apart. They Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Rohingyas are illegal immigrants: Rajnath

New Delhi, Sep 21 (Agencies): New Delhi: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said Rohingyas are illegal immigrants and not refugees. He argued that since Rohingyas in India have not sought asylum following the due process, they can’t be called refugees. “Some immigrants have come illegally. We have filed an affidavit in Supreme Court about them. Do not make a mistake of calling them (Rohingyas) refugees. They are illegal immigrants,” Rajnath said. The Home Minister argued that since India is not a signatory to the 1951 UN Convention on Refugees, it cannot be acccused of violating international laws. Rajnath also asked why some people were objecting to the deportation of Rohingyas when Myanmar was ready to accept them. On Monday, Myanmarese leader Aung Sang Su Ki said that after verification Rohingyas can be allowed back in Myanmar. “Those who have been verified as refugees will be accepted

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without any problems and with full assurance of security and access to humanitarian aid,” she said. Interestingly Rajnath Singh’s attack on human rights law came while he was inaugrating a two-day National Seminar on Good G ove r n a n c e, D eve l o p ment and Human Rights, organised by the National Human Rights Commission. With NHRC chairman D L Dattu on the dias, Rajnath Singh chided the human rights community for criticising India’s stance on Rohingyas. “Western human rights have been through struggle but in India it always existed. Our country has taken oral universal declaration (for

human rights). Today if you have done navratra puja, the pandit would have chanted the shanti shloka. It shows our commitment,” he said after reciting the Sanskrit shloka. NHRC chief D L Dattu however maintained that NHRC will speak in favour of Rohingyas irrespective of the government’s stand. “We will plead the case of 40,000 Rohingyas on humanitarian ground. Cannot comment on government policy but we are helping them because they are being persecuted in Myanmar,” Dattu said. AIMIM’s Asaduddin Owaisi criticised Rajnath’s statement calling it disingenuous. “Whole world knows Rohingyas are stateless. Myanmar does not accept them as citizens. The Narendra Modi government amended citizenship act saying Hindus, Christians, Parsis etc coming from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan without documents will be accepted. Why is the Rohingya issue being looked through prism of religion?” he said

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National/state LMO dismayed by NPSC... (From p-1) LMO said that the NPSC instead of giving irrelevant justifications must accept that there was favouritism and biasness in the interview process. It also asked NPSC to mend their conduct instead of stooping so low and exposing their weakness. Reminding that it was not easy for someone to get through NPSC prelims and mains examination, LMO said a candidate has to sacrifice many years and resources to prepare for the examination. Further, LMO said it would be keeping a tab on the performance of the candidates in the future by filing RTI and all the means available and actions if necessary. In this regard, it has asked the commission “to mend their conduct so that they remain safe from unnecessary embarrassment like the present one.” Meanwhile, LMO has extended support to the demands and suggestions made by PSAN to the NPSC and government, which was published in local dailies on September 9, 2017.

2-day NE connectivity summit in Kohima (From p-1) FICCI North East Advisory Council chairman, Ranjit Barthakur, highlighting the objective of the summit, said the summit would focus on issues related to connectivity. He added that the summit would also create awareness and come up with various recommendations for future. The summit would see participation of local entrepreneurs and experts on various subjects, corporations and companies from outside, Army, BRO, Vodafone, ministry of external affairs, Nagaland and Manipur universities, government undertakings, banks, embassies/high commissions from abroad, world bank and UNESCAP and others.

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New PPP policy to promote private investments in affordable housing Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, SEP 21 (NPN): Centre on Thursday announced a new PublicPrivate Partnership (PPP) policy for ‘affordable housing’ that allows extending central assistance of up to Rs.2.50 lakh per each house to be built by private builders even on private lands. Announcing this, Minister of Housing & Urban Affairs, Hardeep Singh Puri said that the policy gives eight PPP (Public Private Partnership) options for private sector to invest in affordable housing segment. Puri explained that the policy seeks to assign risks among the government, developers and financial institutions, to those who can manage them the best besides leveraging underutilized and un-utilized private and public lands towards meeting the Housing for All target by 2022. The two PPP models for private investments in affordable housing on private lands include extending central assistance of about Rs.2.50 lakh per each house as interest subsidy on bank loans as upfront

payment under the Credit Linked Subsidy Component (CLSS) component of Pradhan Mantri Awas yojana (Urban). Under the second option, central assistance of Rs.1.50 lakh per each house to be built on private lands would be provided, in case the beneficiaries do not intend to take bank loans. Puri stated that eight PPP options, including six for promoting affordable housing with private investments using government lands have been evolved after extensive consultations with States, promoter bodies and other stakeholders. The six models using government lands are: 1. DBT Model: Under this option, private builders can design, build and transfer houses built on government lands to public authorities. Government land is to be allocated based on the least cost of construction. Payments to builders will be made by the public authority based on progress of project as per agreed upon milestones and buyers will pay to the Government. 2. Mixed Development Cross–subsidized Housing : Government land to be al-

lotted based on number of affordable houses to be built on the plot offered to private builders, cross subsidizing this segment from revenues from high end house building or commercial development. 3. Annuity Based Subsidized Housing: Builders will invest against deferred annuity payments by the Government. Land allocation to builders is based on unit cost of construction. 4. Annuity-cum-Capital Grant Based Affordable Housing: Besides annuity payments, builders could be paid a share of project cost as upfront payment. 5. Direct Relationship Ownership Housing: As against government mediated payments to builders and transfer of houses to beneficiaries in the above four models, under this option, promoters will directly deal with buyers and recover costs. Allocation of public land is based on unit cost of construction. 6. Direct Relationship Rental Housing: Recovery of the costs by builders is through rental incomes from the houses built on government lands.

Militants attack cavalcade of Kashmir minister, 3 killed

Sindhudurg (Maharashtra), Sep 21 (IANS): The Maharashtra Congress received a strong jolt when senior leader and former Chief Minister Narayan T. Rane and his son Nilesh, an ex-MP, quit the party here on Thursday. “I have sent my resignation letter to Congress President Sonia Gandhi. I was promised the post of CM four times, but it was not honoured by the party,” Rane told a jampacked media conference here in the afternoon. He also quit as Member of Legislative Council. He claimed he was “used and exploited” by the Congress for 12 years since he joined in July 2005, to secure the support of his loyalist legislators and party activists and his political experience. Amid speculation that he is likely to join the Bharatiya Janata Party, Rane said he would embark on a tour of Maharashtra from tomorrow (Friday) before announcing the next course of action by Dussehra. He also launched a scathing attack on state Congress President Ashok Chavan whom he has always accused of “destroying the party” in Maharashtra. “I shall prove my strength to Ashok Chavan. I will show him whether the people are with him or with me... Many more Congress leaders shall follow suit. My son Nilesh and I have now become ‘Congress-mukt’ and have nothing to do with the party,” declared Rane. He warned that the state Congress and Shiv Sena will soon become “vacant” as many leaders, including 27 Shiv Sena legislators, are “in touch” with him, and are ready to quit their respective parties.

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that security forces fired pellets and bullets after the attack. “No pellets were used by the security forces who exercised maximum restraint to ensure that civilian casualties do not occur. Yes, some warning shots were fired in the air to ensure that further attacks by the militants do not take place,” police said. Akhtar told reporters that he would never be able to avoid the pain with which he will have to live because innocent people were killed in the attack.

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aimed at the Minister. The Hizbul Mujahideen militant outfit issued a statement condemning the attack and alleged that it was carried out by “Indian agencies” to create a wedge between the people and Hizbul. When the injured were being shifted to the sub-district hospital in Tral town, a group of people gathered outside the hospital alleging that civilians had been injured in retaliatory firing by security forces. The police and Akhtar have categorically denied

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Rajnath Singh, Governor N.N. Vohra and Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti called up Roads and Buildings Minister Naeem Akhtar asking about his welfare in the aftermath of the attack. State police chief S.P. Vaid who was earlier quoted as saying that PDP leader and cabinet minister Naeem Akhtar was the target, later denied having said so. The police chief said all VIP cavalcades are targets of militants and that he had been wrongly quoted by a TV news channel as having said that the attack was

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pore after dropping to the lowest since late August at USD 1,295.65. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity slumped by Rs 250 each to Rs 30,500 and Rs 30,350 per 10 grams, respectively.

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US became more distinct, given the latest policy move by the Fed, where it kept the benchmark interest rate unchanged and announced the gradual end to a crisisera stimulus programme. This curbed the demand for precious metals, traders said. Globally, gold was down 0.21 per cent at USD 1,297.80 an ounce in Singa-

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Mumbai, Sep 21 (PTI): Marking its weakest level in over two-and-a-half months, the rupee Thursday plummeted by a whopping 54 paise to end at 64.81 a dollar after the Federal Reserve left the door open for a rate hike in December. This was the lowest level the domestic currency had seen since since July 3 this year, when it had closed at 64.88 against the US dollar. The US Federal Reserve’s historic overnight decision rattled overall forex market sentiment, triggering panic dollar buying from corporates and importers. The Fed turned more hawkish than expected and made formal announcement on Wednesday after its two-day meeting that it would begin normalising its crisis-era stimulus programme into reverse from next month and stick with plans for further rate rises.

enforcing agencies to ensure that the culprits are arrested so that the citizens feel safe under their watch. ACAUT: ACAUT Nagaland has expressed shock at the life attempt reportedly by NSCN (K) and has vehemently condemned such act of terror on law abiding and respectable citizens. ACAUT Nagaland media cell has demanded that NSCN-K clarify its position to the people of Nagaland and stated that it was extremely unfortunate that so far, the NSCN (K) leadership has not condemned the attempt to murder nor have they condemned any of the bombings or throwing of grenades in and around Dimapur in the last four years. ACAUT said NSCN (K)’s silence could be seen as condoning such actions of terror on innocent civilians especially given the sensitive and volatile atmosphere prevailing in Nagaland. Further, ACAUT Nagaland has urged the police to leave no stone in the investigation of the case and swiftly bring the culprits to book.

New Delhi, Sep 21 (PTI): Gold lost its edge Thursday by tumbling Rs 250 to Rs 30,500 per 10 grams because of a rising dollar on stronger probability of a rate hike by the US Federal Reserve this year. Silver also dropped Rs 600 to Rs 40,300 per kg, taking a hit from reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. A weak global trend prevailed where gold fell to its lowest level in over three weeks. The dollar grew in clout as chances of an increase in interest rate in the

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towards financial inclusion, she cited the example of the Unified Payment Interface for seamlessness of payments between various organisations. Bhattacharya said the presence of these platforms has actually reduced the cost of transactions to probably the lowest anywhere in the world. “This is the way that we have gone ahead with financial inclusion hoping thereby to empower the

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population to have the benefit of the financial system, in order to scale whatever they are doing. However, there is one thing that is a major challenge. And that one thing is, in the initial stages, such accounts are really not commercially viable, she said. As a result, Bhattacharya said, “If this really had to have traction and be successful in any country, there has to be collaboration.” “Collaboration amongst the government, the banking system and the technology providers,” she said. “It becomes extremely difficult if the banking system is privately owned, because privately owned banks, even though they may feel that this is the right way to go, they don’t have the ability to do so, because quarter and quarter they have to report results,” Bhattacharya said.

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New York, Sep 21 (PTI): India has taken a series of steps to ensure the common man has access to financial services, SBI chairman Arundhati Bhattacharya said as she called for collaboration among the government, the banking system and the technology providers to make it successful. “Financial inclusion as we see it today is not only providing the entire range of banking services, but also insuring that we provide opportunities for investment, insurance and pension products to every single Indian, no matter how small or how remote,” Bhattacharya said in her address at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum yesterday. Financial inclusion she said has four key aspects -accessibility, affordability, quality and usability. Giving a brief picture of the activities in India

attempting to murder in the same of nation’s freedom. The organization has warned that it would not remain a mere spectator and would not tolerate such kind of barbaric act upon any members of its community or Nagas. WCYO further informed that two persons namely Akaho Jimo NSCN K and finance secretary NSCN K, Khumutsa Naga, whose name was mentioned on the taxation slip, would be held responsible if any harm was meted to L. Doulo in future. It has appealed to all civil society organizations to condemn such act. WCYO has urged the law enforcing agencies to investigate the matter thoroughly without delay failing which it warned to take its own course of action. TSUD: Tenyimi Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) has vehemently condemned the life attempt and has urged upon responsible authorities to leave no stone unturned in arresting the culprits who were involved in anti social

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New Delhi, Sep 21 (IANS): While the overall emerging market economies (EMEs) are on an upward trend, India has not managed to be a part of the emerging market growth, said Chief Emerging Markets Economist at JP Morgan Jahangir Aziz. “If you look at emerging market economies overall, since around 2013-14 they had been on a downward trend across the world and then from around the first quarter of 2016 almost all EMEs have been moving up,” Aziz told BTVi in an interview. “The disturbing part is that India is now slowing when the rest of the emerging market world is picking up, which means that the drivers of emerging market growth, which is a pick-up in global trade, India is not a part of this pick-up,” said Aziz.

time before divesting stake in PSUs, Jaitley said, adding that the disinvestment target for the current year is “ambitious”. For current fiscal, the government has budgeted to raise Rs 72,500 crore through stake sale in PSUs. This compared to over Rs 46,000 crore raised in last fiscal. Jaitley said in the last few years India’s confidence as a nation has increased tremendously and the present government has taken quick decisions whether it is implementing GST or targeting of subsidies. Indirect tax reform Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented from July 1. It has subsumed over a dozen taxes and transformed India into a single market with uniform tax rates. Jaitley said that the government has been able to contain the inflationary impact post GST.

criminal acts and has urged the authority to book the culprits at the earliest and award befitting punishments as per the law. ZUD: Zhavame Union Dimaur (ZUD) has condemned the life attempt and stated that all should join hands and erase the evils in the society before it is too late. The union has further urged the authority to book the culprits at the earliest and award punishment according to the law. TWSK: Thetsümi Welfare Society Kohima (TWSK) has vehemently condemned the life attempt by NSCN (K) and appealed to all Nagas to rise above “partisan” and “ism” to condemn this dastardly act so as to prevent recurrence in future. TWSK has further appealed to the authorities concerned to leave no stone unturned to bring the culprits to book at the earliest. W C YO : We s t e r n Chakhesang Youth Organisation (WCYO) has strongly condemned the life attempt by cadres of NSCN (K).

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ment is seized of the issue. “Very soon you will hear from us”. Two years ago, India was touted as a rare bright spot in a gloomy global economy with the GDP growth outpacing a slowing China. But since early 2016, the growth has fallen for six consecutive quarters, hitting a three-year low of 5.7 per cent in the April-June quarter with India losing the fastest growing economy tag to China for the second straight quarter. Besides falling GDP growth rate, exports are facing strong headwinds and the industrial growth is the lowest in five years. The current account deficit (CAD) - the difference between inflow and outflow of foreign exchange, has risen to 2.4 per cent of GDP in April-June. The government has no reservations in privatising state- owned firms but has to wait for the right

Cold Storage, L Doulo on September 18 by unidentified armed miscreants. ACAUT Wokha unit: ACAUT Wokha Unit along with frontal organisation of Wokha District has vehemently condemned the life attempt and stated that Nagas would no longer remain silent on against any anti-social elements. The unit has demanded law enforcing agencies to book those culprits and award befitting punishment as per the law of the land. LUD: Lasumi Union Dimapur (LUD) has vehemently condemned the life attempt and added that such criminal act upon an innocent civilian was against human rights and not acceptable in a civilised society. The union also urged upon law enforcing agencies to book the culprits and award befitting punishments as per the law. CCUVA: Chakhesang Community Unity Village Area (CCUVA) Dimapur has strongly condemned the life attempt and stated that the act was an insult to the

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New Delhi, Sep 21 (PTI): Finance Minister Ar un Jaitley Thursday promised “appropriate actions” at the “right time” to revive the slowdown-hit economy and said the government is seized of the problem of private investment not picking up. Jaitley, who has been holding consultations with his Cabinet colleagues and senior government officials to devise plans to lift the economic growth, said real estate can be brought under the just-introduced Goods and Services Tax. “From Day one, this is a proactive Government. We are analysing the economic indicators and appropriate action will be taken at right time,” the Finance Ministry tweeted Jaitley as saying at an investor meet. Acknowledging that there is a problem of private investment not picking up, Jaitley said the govern-

New Delhi, Sep 21 (PTI): India’s foodgrain production may decline by 3.5 million tonnes to around 135 MT in the current kharif season due to floods and dry spell in some parts of the country, official sources said. The country had produced a record 138.52 MT in the kharif season of 201617 crop year (July-June) on good monsoon rains. According to the sources, the overall production of Kharif foodgrains (comprising rice, pulses and coarse cereals) is likely to be around 135 MT in the current season. Sowing for Kharif crops begins around July and harvesting takes place from October. The fall is mainly due to less acreage under paddy and pulses in the wake of poor rains and depressed prices of lentils, they added. Rice output is estimated to drop to around 95 MT from 96.39 MT in last kharif season, sources said, adding that marginal fall is also expected in pulses.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur business/state friday, september 22, 2017 Foodgrain output Organisations condemn life attempt on L. Doulo may drop 2.5% DIMAPUR: Organisations community and Nagas. It WCYO has questioned the activities under the guise of condemned the life at- has asked all right thinking credibility of NSCN (K) national workers. TSUD has in Kharif season have tempt on proprietor of Kuda citizens to condemn such for demanding money and further appealed all the law

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Mexico quake: Search for survivors continues

Rescuers have battled for 15 hours to save one girl, known only as Frida Sofia, who they found alive after she poked her fingers through the rubble. She also said there were five other children under the rubble with her.

the clock to reach a trapped girl, who had wriggled fingers from the rubble to show she was alive. The girl, identified only as Frida Sofía, told rescuers there were other students nearby but she could not tell if they were alive. More than 30 children were still unaccounted for. Rescuers had been hauling chunks of lumber and concrete from the debris as others tried to shore up parts of the collapsed structure with beams. Workers were close to pinpointing the girl’s location on Thursday morning, Mexican Navy Adm. Jose Luis Vergara told Foro TV. “At this moment we know that at least one girl is alive inside,” Vergara said. At least 44 buildings collapsed completely in Mexico City, according to official figures, with thousands left damaged and unstable in the sprawling city, which is built on a drained lake bed. Mexico City Mayor Miguel Ángel Mancera said 52 people had been pulled alive from the rubble

CONDEMNATION ON LIFE ATTEMPT

Chakhesang Welfare Union Sovima (CWUS)

Youth President (CWUS)

Information Secretary (CWUS)

I, Shri. Dasou Zemai, S/o Late Khosii resident of Naga United Village, Dimapur Nagaland through this esteemed Local Daily would like to tender my profound and sincere apology to the Kezha Welfare Society, Kenuzou, Kohima, Nagaland for ignorantly adopting and using the Society nomenclature for lending money to an individual vide agreement dated 18/06/2014. That it was not my intention to tarnish or demean the said society for my wrongful gain, however, the same was inadvertently committed out of my ignorance. As such I further assure the said society that such mistake knowingly or unknowingly shall not be committed in future. Dasou Zemai Naga United Village, Dimapur : Nagaland

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UNGMA PONGEN KIDONG KOSASANGGER PUSU

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The Ungma Pongen Clan with immense pride and honour would like to extend its heartiest congratulations to Shri.IMONENBA PONGEN, S/o Late MARNUKSHI PONGEN on being promoted to Assistant Store Officer SCERT, Nagaland, Kohima. The Clan further wishes and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless him with wisdom and good health and also great success in all his further endeavours. On behalf of Ungma Pongen clan. 1. IMKUM TATAR. 2. CHUNGPONGCHUDEN TATAR 3. TEMJENYABANG TATAR 4. CHUBANGANGSHI TATAR 5. IMTISUNGKUM TATAR. K-2209

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The Diphupar Nkonjan Odyuo Motsürüi (D.N.O.M) with immense pride and happiness extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Achumi Odyuo/Okhyopvüi, D/o Mr. Chibonimo Odyuo and Tsenkhono Odyuo for receiving the "Rector's Gold Medal" by securing 1st position in M.A. (Economics) under N.E.H.U. The Motsürüi further pray and extend our best wishes in your future endeavour. Secretary Oponthung Odyuo D.N.O.M

UNICEF estimates suggest an “unprecedented” 60 per cent of new refugees in Bangladesh are children while Rohingya girls are exposed to risks of sexual violence and early marriage.

ment-run refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar over the past few weeks and providing emergency services including for STDs and caring for pregnant women and young mothers. Over 400,000 ethnic minority Rohingya Muslims fled across the border from Myanmar’s northern Rakhine state and are now living in squalid settlements in southeastern Bangladesh. UNICEF estimates suggest an “unprecedented” 60 per cent of new refugees in Bangladesh are children while Rohingya girls are exposed to risks of sexual violence and early marriage. Director general of Bangladesh’s health services Abul Kalam Azad said a team led by the country’s family planning department chief has visited makeshift Rohingya camps earlier this week and developed a strategy to launch the birth control campaign. Primarily, he said, the government planned to provide them short-term family

RESIGNATION I hereby tender my resignation from both INC party position and membership due to loss of confidence upon state senior party leadership at the moment. Kindly accept as tendered.

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LITTA NEW STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

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Jain Temple Road, Marwari Patti Dimapur : Nagaland All the Alumni of S. D. Jain Girls’ College are informed that there will be an Alumni Meet on 23rd September, 2017 at 10 A.M. in the College Auditorium to constitute the team of Office Bearers for Silver Jubilee. All are invited to participate in large numbers. Principal S. D. Jain Girls’ College

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY IGP (COMMUNICATION) NAGALAND : KOHIMA Dated Kohima, the 18th Sept' 17

To, No 101697 C/N (Opr) Chonchion N Kikon, 10th NAP (IR) Bn S/o : Nkhumo Kikon Village : Pangti PO/PS : Wokha, Nagaland

CALLING NOTICE

2. Miss Liza N Kiho, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Nikheho Kiho on her remarkable success in qualifying "NEET 2017" MBBS course at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Patna.

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SEOUL, Sep 21 (Agencies): North Korea’s foreign minister has brushed aside US President Donald Trump’s fiery threat to destroy his nation, comparing it to a “dog’s bark” and suggesting Pyongyang would not be deterred by the rhetoric. Trump used his stormy maiden address at the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday to warn the North that Washington would “totally destroy” it if the US or its allies was attacked. The bellicose speech came after months of escalating tensions over advances in the rogue weapons programme operated by Pyongyang, which has defied tough sanctions to launch its sixth and largest nuclear test and to fire a series of missiles over Japan. Arriving in New York for the UN meetings, North Korean foreign minister Ri Yong-ho was mobbed with questions from reporters about the Trump speech and replied with a proverb. “There is a saying that marching goes on even when dogs bark,” he said as he entered his hotel on Wednesday. “If they are trying to shock us with the sound of a dog’s bark they are clearly having a dog dream.” Isolated and impoverished, the North says it needs a sturdy nuclear deterrence to protect it from an aggressive US and the autocratic regime has made militarism a central part of its national ideology.

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We the Litta New Students' Union with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Dr. Tinatoly Sema, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Aron Kiho on being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy in Entomology from School of Agricultural Sciences and Rural Development (SASRD), N.U.

The Students' Union further prays for God's abundant blessing in all their future endeavours.

planning kits containing condoms, birth control pills and birth control injections. “They are not familiar with the methods of controlling birth. As a result most of the families have five to seven children,” the health services chief said. Doctors earlier identified one of the Rohingya refugees to be an HIV carrier at the Kutupalong camp in Ukhia while the patient was kept in an isolated place to be treated properly. “A medical team on Monday visited different camps particularly to detect various types of sexuallytransmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS,” Azad said. Thirty-two medical teams are working routinely at the sites to distribute 120,000 measles vaccines, 40,000 polio vaccines, and 38,000 vitamin tablets provided by the government, he said.

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Dhaka, Sep 21 (PTI): Bangladesh will launch a birth control campaign among the Rohingya Muslims amid fears that the refugee population could rise sharply with the influx of the ethnic minority Myanmar nationals, a minister said today. Plans are being chalked up to motivate the Rohingyas to keep their family size small alongside providing them with kits containing birth control pills and other contraceptives also to prevent outbreak of sexually transmitted diseases (STD), officials said. “We have so far mobilised six medical teams to create awareness among Rohingyas about sexually transmitted diseases and birth control methods,” Bangladesh’s Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammed Nasim told PTI. Officials and experts said the initiative is crucial as the reproduction rate among the backward Rohingyas is high while they lacked ideas of birth control systems. Their comments came as United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) said midwives they deployed at makeshift Rohingya camps in southeastern Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar delivered at least 200 babies since the recent influx of refugees began on August 25. The UN agency said it trained 35 midwives to work in crisis situations while they were attending to women and girls in the two govern-

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Has strongly condemned the life attempt on L. Doulo who is a senior citizen, God fearing, cold minded and a law abiding person of 5th Mile Model Village Dimapur by miscreants on 18/09/17. It is therefore a fervent appeal to the competent authority to make early arrest of the culprit before any unpleasant situation arises.

of collapsed buildings. A total of 115 were killed in Mexico City, Mancera confirmed. The President ordered the evacuation of patients from damaged hospitals amid widespread power cuts and fears of more buildings collapsing from aftershocks. It was the second major earthquake to hit Mexico in two weeks and came on the anniversary of the 1985 quake that devastated Mexico City, killing thousands. Just hours before the latest quake, many people took part in drills and commemorative events. Many residents spent a second night in parks and plazas, in tents or makeshift shelters, unable or unwilling to return to their homes as authorities inspected some 600 buildings whose walls swayed and cracked when the quake struck. US President Donald Trump called President Peña Nieto to offer condolences, and the White House said it was offering search-and-rescue assistance.

Islamabad, Sep 21 (IANS): Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf on Thursday accused Peoples Party of Pakistan leader Asif Ali Zardari of “having the most to gain from Benazir Bhutto’s murder,” in a video posted on his official Facebook page. The video came days after he was accused of being involved in the murder. “Asif Ali Zardari is responsible for the Bhutto family’s demise and is involved in the deaths of Benazir and Murtaza Bhutto,” he said in a startling address directed at the three Bhutto-Zardari children, the Bhutto family and the people of Sindh. “Every time there is a murder, the first thing that needs to be seen is who has the most to gain from the death. In this case, I had everything to lose as I was in power and the murder put my government in a difficult situation,” the former military chief said. “There was just one person that had everything to gain from Benazir’s assassination and that was Asif Ali Zardari,” he added, proceeding into what he termed as his analysis of the case. He added: “Zardari was in power for five years, why did he not look into the case, why was the investigation not active - because he was involved in Benazir’s murder.” Going further into his analysis Musharraf said: “The evidence is clear that Baitullah Mehsud and his people were involved in the murder, but who had asked them to target Benazir Bhutto - it could not have been me, the group hated me and the feeling was mutual.”

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Mexico City, Sep 21 (IANS): The death toll in the powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake that rattled Mexico on Tuesday climbed to 250 as rescue workers backed by an army of volunteers on Thursday searched for survivors buried under mounds of rubble, officials said. The quake turned dozens of buildings in central Mexico into dust and debris, killing at least 250 people, Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera told CNN affiliate Foro TV. Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto declared three days of national mourning and said the death toll was expected to rise in the coming days as rescue workers combed through tonnes of rubble. “Mexico shares your pain” was posted on the President’s official Twitter account as the period of mourning was announced. Meanwhile, at a collapsed school, where the bodies of nearly two dozen school children were found, rescue teams raced against

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Whereas you have been found absent from bonafide Govt. duty w.e.f 02/08/17 without any kind of leave or permission from the competent authority and did not report for duty till date despite 3 (Three) successive calling notices served by Commandant, 10th NAP(IR) Bn vide letter No. 10BN(IR)RO-44/2017-18/10109 dated 17/08/17, No. 10BN(IR)RO-44/2017-18/1191 dated 25/08/17 and No. 10BN (IR) RO-44/2017-18/1306 dated 04/19/17. Hence you are hereby directed to report for duty within 15 (fifteen) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which necessary disciplinary action will be initiated against you. DC-2206

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The Chuchuyimlang Senso Mungdang along with Chuchuyimlang Village Council and the Bendanglen Alir Chuchuyimlang Senso Union would like to felicitate one of our citizens, a visionary leader and a mentor, Shri. T. Imkonglemba Ao, IAS, on getting promoted to Principal Secretary to the Government of Nagaland. The citizens of Chuchuyimlang appreciate and thank him for bringing laurels and honour to our citizens by attaining one of the prestigious and dignified offices. May the Almighty grant him long life and good health to lead the people with his God blessed wisdom and vision towards a better and enlightened community. Sd/(AO SANEN PONGEN) Chairman Chuchuyimlang Village Council

Sd/(ODIMATSÜNG) President Chuchuyimlang Senso Mungdang

Sd/(DR TEMSUSOSANG) President Bendanglen Alir Chuchuyimlang Senso Union

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Emma Stone discusses her Tom Cruise partially blamed for Linda Hamilton Set to lifelong struggle with anxiety pilots’ deaths on set of new movie Return to ‘Terminator’ T A fter more than 25 years ago, Linda Hamilton is returning to the world of Terminator, reuniting with James Cameron, the creator of the sci-fi franchise, for the new installment being made by Skydance and Paramount. Cameron made the announcement at a private event celebrating the storied franchise, saying, “As meaningful as she was to gender and action stars everywhere back then, it’s going to make a huge statement to have that seasoned warrior that she’s become return.” With Hamilton’s return, Cameron hopes to once again make a statement on gender roles in action movies. “There are 50-year-old, 60-year-old guys out there killing bad guys,” he said, referring to aging male actors still anchoring movies, “but there isn’t an example of that for women.” Tim Miller, the filmmaker who made his breakout feature debut with Deadpool, is directing the sequel, which is returning to its roots by having the involvement of Cameron for the first time since 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Cameron is producing along with Skydance. And the new film, which will be distributed by Paramount with Fox handling it internationally, is based on a story crafted by Cameron. Cameron and Miller created a writers room to hammer out what is planned to be a trilogy that can stand as single movies or form an overarching story. David Goyer, whose credits include the Blade and Christopher

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Nolan’s Batman movies; Charles Eglee, who created Dark Angel with Cameron; Josh Friedman, who created the Terminator TV spinoff, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and Justin Rhodes, a frequent Goyer collaborator, were part of that room. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has starred as both a bad guy and good guy portraying the cool killer robot sent from the future, is already set to return and with Cameron and now Hamilton on board, the new Terminator film will once again have its original creative team. Hamilton starred in the first film, The Terminator, released in 1984 as a lowbudget genre play, playing one of the silver screen’s strongest female heroines, Sarah Connor. Connor was a waitress who is being hunted down by an unstoppable killing machine, played by Schwarzenegger, sent from the future. Connor learned that in the future, machines have taken over and that she

he ‘La La Land’ actress opened up about her experiences with anxiety in a new interview with Stephen Colbert Emma Stone has spoken about living with anxiety from a very young age in a new interview. Stone, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress at this year’s Osis the mother of the human cars for her role in La La Land, is currently starring resistance leader. The actress returned to the character in Cameron’s 1991 sequel, which was a summer blockbuster that pushed the visual effects envelope and set box office records for that time. This time Connor, buffed and in prime fighting form, was a hard-edged, take-no-prisoners warrior who fought like a bear to protect her son. Both Hamilton and Cameron, who were married to each other in the later 1990s, sat out the installments that followed in 2003, 2009 and 2015. Story details are, of course, being kept on a secure hard drive at Cyberdyne Systems, but Cameron and Miller are treating the adot is in early new movie as a direct sequel talks to join Bradto Cameron’s Judgment ley Cooper in the Day. And the themes of the film, which was a hot Max potential evils of technology Landis spec package when will once again be at the the studio picked it up in fore. But the new movie will 2016, The Hollywood Realso be seen as a passing of porter has confirmed. the baton to a new generaKornel Mundruczo, tion of characters. the Hungarian director

in her new film Battle of the Sexes. While appearing on The Late Show with Stepehen Colbert in the US earlier this week, Stone was asked by the host to elaborate on the meaning behind a picture she’d drawn when she was 9, which featured the words “I’m bigger than my anxiety”. “I drew this in therapy,” she explained. “I was a very, very, very anxious child, and I had a lot of panic attacks. I benefited in a big way from therapy. I started at 7.” She then revealed that acting – and particularly doing improv – helped her as well. “I still have anxiety to this day – but not panic attacks, knock on wood.”

he estates for Alan Purwin and Carlos Berl, who both died in the plane crash, claim that Cruise and director Doug Liman contributed to the circumstances that led to the fatal on-set crash on September 11, 2015, according to documents obtained by The Blast. Purwin and Berl died after their twin-engine Piper Smith Aerostar 600 went down in the Colombian mountains. Jimmy Lee Garland, a third pilot, was left without feeling in his lower body. In “American Made,” due in theaters Sept 29, Cruise plays Barry Seal, a former Trans World Airlines pilot who smuggled drugs for the Medellin

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behind White God, is directing the project, which centers on a disgraced astronaut who is on a deepsea dive exploring a newly discovered trench but soon finds himself confronted by a sinister and dangerous force. It was described as having a tone similar to

recent hits Gravity and The Martian. It is not known which character Gadot will play. David Goyer, Kevin Turen, Russell Ackerman, John Schoenfelder and Landis are producing, as is Cooper. Gadot became an international star thanks to her Wonder Woman role, with the movie becoming not only a phenomenon but one of the year’s biggest hits, grossing over $818 million worldwide. The actress will be back for the superhero film’s sequel, which will be once again directed by Patty Jenkins, but the goal is for her to shoot Deeper before segueing to the Warners DC movie.

Cartel in the 1980s before becoming an informant for the DEA to avoid jail time. In court documents, the plaintiffs describe “American Made” as a “high-risk, action-packed motion picture.” They allege that the demands of filming in remote areas of Colombia, “together with Cruise’s and director Doug Liman’s enthusiasm

for multiple takes of lavish flying sequences,” added hours to every filming day, as well as days to the schedule. Cr uise and Liman aren’t named as defendants in the suit, but the plaintiffs claim that the two were “negligent” in expecting increasingly risky aerial stunts. In an email to an executive producer a few weeks before the crash, Purwin said, “You have no idea the exposure TC (Tom Cruise) and the entire Aerial Team is realizing every time we get in the air. There’s a very ‘thin line’ between keeping all aerial activities safe and having an accident. Trust me on this!”

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alma Hayek is helping the victims of the catastrophic earthquake in Mexico City that happened on Tuesday, and she’s “imploring” fans to join her in aiding these families. “After the 1985 earthquake in Mexico City, I was evacuated from my building. A lot of my friends died, including an uncle that was very, very close to

me,” the 51-year-old actress recalls in a video on her Instagram. “I have lived through the aftermath of a disaster of this magnitude, and it’s horrific.” Hayek donated $100K to UNICEF, which as the star explains, has teams on the ground responding at the sites. “I implore to your hearts, to the goodness of your hearts and your compassion to help with anything that you can give,” she says. “Please join me and contribute what you can and thank you. Click on the link in my bio above.” The tremblor came on the 32nd anniversary of Mexico’s deadliest earthquake in modern history in 1985.

Chris Hillman Recalls Working With Tom Petty: ‘He Put His Heart and Soul Into It’

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ore than a half century after he made his first record as a member of the Byrds, singer-songwriter Chris Hillman figured that he might be done adding chapters to his impressive discography of work. But Tom Petty had other ideas and reached out to Hillman, offering to produce a new album. The project began to take shape when Hillman’s longtime associate Herb Pedersen, who served as executive producer on the album, was out on tour with Petty and Mudcrutch in 2016. The pair began to toss around the idea of doing a record with Hillman, and, after the road dates wrapped up, Pedersen returned home and helped to negotiate a deal with Rounder Records. Something that had seemed hypothetical at best suddenly became a reality for Hillman, who recalls thinking, “Okay, now what are we going to do?” “Tom was on board and I really had to get it together,” he tells Ultimate Classic Rock. “I just wasn’t thinking that way. But maybe that was a good thing, just approaching it without pressure. I don’t know where that pressure would come from at my age after all of these years. I figured if Tom wasn’t hearing it or it wasn’t what he thought it would be, he probably would have gotten out of it ever so graciously. He would have said, ‘You know, I can’t finish the project, Herb’s going to take over. I’ve got to do this thing.’ He would have come up with some idea. But he was there every day on time. He was on time more than we were and put his heart and soul into it.” Bidin’ My Time, the album that emerged from the sessions, will be released on Sept. 22. It’s a K

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wonderfully cohesive mix of material from Hillman’s storied past, a stack of new songs and some choice picks representing treasured influences. Pedersen, Petty and members of the Heartbreakers helped to flesh out the recordings, which were brought to life at Petty’s stu-

dio, the Clubhouse, with his recording engineer Ryan Ulyate behind the boards. Longtime Byrds associates David Crosby and Roger McGuinn are among the guests who stopped by and appear on the album. “Here She Comes Again,” a McGuinn/Hillman composition, even makes its recorded debut after being performed live by the former bandmates in the late ‘70s. “Roger and I wrote that in 1979,” Hillman recalls. “I don’t know why we didn’t touch that thing. It’s very early Byrds, early Beatles, sort of ‘65 English-American rock. The

melody is a good catchy melody. But all I’d ever had was a live show that was taped off of a soundboard in 1979. That’s all I had — a very rough recording of it. I had the opportunity to cut it and I felt that the lyric wasn’t too dated. So I just said, ‘Well, I’m going to play bass on this,” because I played bass originally, when we did it once or twice onstage.” It was the first time in nearly 30 years Hillman had played bass. He says that working with the Heartbreakers, made it easy to tackle the challenge. “Steve [Ferrone] is such a good drummer,” he says.

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Virat Kohli celebrates with teammates the dismissal of Australian batsman D Waner. (PTI)

for the third wicket after India seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar had dismissed openers Hilton Cartwright and David Warner cheaply. Head was out for 39 to leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal while Smith fell for 59, caught in the deep when trying to pull all-rounder Hardik Pandya. Kumar dismissed Kane Richardson for a nought

Inter-departmental tourney in Zunheboto DIMAPUR, SEP 21 (NPN): District Sports Council Zunheboto (DSCZ) would be conducting the 7th interdepartmental badminton and carrom tournament from September 26- 28 at DSCZ indoor stadium, Zunheboto. In this connection, all department heads have been directed to finalise and submit the names of participants latest by September 24 to DSCZ secretary, David Achumi. Parliamentary secretary Youth Resources and Sports and Music Task Force, Khekaho K Assumi will grace the tournament as chief guest. All department heads have been asked to compulsorily send their representatives to the tournament.

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be played on clay - just five days after the conclusion of the Australian Open in Melbourne. If Great Britain progress, they will face either Australia (away) or Germany (home) in the quarter-finals in April. If they lose, they would need to win a September playoff to preserve their World Group status. This year’s finalists France and Belgium are at home to the Netherlands and Hungary respectively. Australia will start next year’s campaign against Germany with the United States, the record 32-time champions, travelling to Serbia. The ties will be played from February 2-4, 2018. France host Belgium in this year’s Davis Cup final in Lille from November 24-26.

Late M. Nchenthung Odyuo "I John 4:19 We love because He first loved us."

Apo !

From Loving wife, children, grandchildren and family members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gone from us that smiling face. The cheerful pleasant ways. The heart that won so many friends. In bygone, Happy days. A life made beautiful by kindly deeds. A helping hand for other’s needs. To a beautiful life, Comes a Happy end.

2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved

Rhiku Kapfo

07/03/81 – 22/09/09

Dear Aku, Eight years have gone by since you left us to be with the Lord. We remember you and miss you dearly. ~Parents & Siblings

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We miss you more than ever ... Your guidance and your love. But, we know you're still watching Silently from above. You will never be forgotten. We always love you Apo.

Late Z. Mhonchan Mozhui

Dad ... Your life was a blessing Your memory a Treasure... Your are loved beyond words And missed beyond Measure... Loving wife, sons, daughters, grandchildren & in-laws ...

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 12.07.1978 – 12.09.2017

LATE KIKOVONUO TSUIPU Born on 18th May 1983 Died on 14th September 2017

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Lo n d o n, S e p 2 1 (Agencies): Great Britain will kick off their 2018 Davis Cup World Group campaign with a toughlooking first-round away tie against Spain. Britain, led by captain Leon Smith, will be on the hunt for an 11th title following their famous triumph in the 2015 final over hosts Belgium. But Spain, seeking a sixth Davis Cup title, have not lost at home in the competition since 1999, winning the last 24 ties they have hosted. They can also boast world No 1 Rafael Nadal in their ranks as well as current top-20 players Pablo Carreno Busta and Roberto Bautista-Agut. The tie could see Andy Murray face off against old foe Nadal in a match which will almost certainly

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Chetan Sharma. Kuldeep’s triple strike snuffed out Australia’s hopes of squaring the series as the visitors were reduced to 148-8 in the 33rd over. The left-arm spinner finished with figures of 3-54 in his quota of 10 overs. Australia captain Steve Smith and Travis Head propped up their team’s chase with a 76-run stand

with the first delivery of his second spell to complete India’s win. Marcus Stoinis was left stranded on 62 not out at the other end. Earlier, India’s innings was built on captain Virat Kohli’s sublime 92 and opener Ajinkya Rahane’s 55. India looked set for a total in excess of 300 when they reached 186-3 in the 36th over but they lost their way after suffering a mini collapse, losing Kedar Jadhav (24), Kohli and Mahendra Singh Dhoni (five) in quick succession. Pa c e d u o N a t h a n Coulter-Nile and Richardson both picked up three wickets each for Australia. Brief score: India- 252 all out (Kohli 92, Rahane 55)beat Australia- 202 all out (Marcus Stoinis 62 no, Steve Smith 59) by 50 runs.

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KO L K AT A , S e p 2 1 (Agencies): Left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav took a hat-trick to help India beat Australia by 50 runs in the second ODI at Eden Gardens on Thursday and take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. Chasing India’s total of 252, the touring side appeared comfortably placed at 138-4 before they suffered a collapse and were bundled out for 202 in the 44th over. The 22-year-old Kuldeep had not enjoyed success in his first seven overs and gave away 39 runs. But he dismissed Matthew Wade, Ashton Agar and Pat Cummins in his eighth over to turn the match in India’s favour. He is only the third Indian to take a hat-trick in one day internationals after Kapil Dev and

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Lt. Longritemjen

Expired on 22 Sept. 1992 nd

It seems like yesterday but it's already been 25 years since you left us for your ETERNAL HOME and left a hole in our hearts that can never be filled. But your kind and warm memories will always remain forever in our hearts. We deeply miss you. Your loving wife, daughter, grandchildren and in-laws

We express our heartfelt gratitude to all the friends, relatives, churches, organizations, clubs, neighbours and all those who shared our grief and pain at the most sudden demise of our beloved Late Kikovonuo Tsuipu on 14th September 2017. We regret our inability to mention the names of every individual but your good deeds and presence through prayer, physical, material and financial help in our time of helplessness will always be cherished in our hearts. The Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving husband, children and relatives. K-3081

We, the bereaved family members, express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all friends, neighbours, groups and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and through prayer at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. NGANGSHITEMJEN AO (Longsa) on 09.09.2017. We would like to mention special thanks to: 1. COMMANDANT & Different Rank and files of 2 Bn NAP, Alichen. 2. Doctors, nurses and staff of Zion Hospital Dimapur. 3. Doctors, nurses and staff of City Hospital Dimapur. 4. Doctors, nurses and staff of Imkongliba Memorial Hospital, Mokokchung. We deeply regret our inability to mention each and everyone individually. It is our humble prayer that your kind deeds will always be cherished in our hearts. May Almighty God bless you all abundantly. From members & relatives. DC-2208

We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all, who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and materially at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Kivili V. Chishi (Wife of Piketo Y. Yeptho) on 12th Sept 2017. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to : 1. Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto (SBCZ) 2. Project Colony Prayer Fellowship, Zunheboto. 3. South Point West Prayer Fellowship, Zunheboto. 4. Khukiye & Lukhai Ghami. 5. Zhekiye Ghami. 6. Zhekiye Ghami Union, Zunheboto. 7. Staffs and Student’s of GMS Laghilato, Zunheboto. 8. Principal, staffs and Trainees of DIET, Zunheboto. 9. Doctors and staff of Hezukhu Memorial Hospital, Zunheboto. 10. GB’s from different areas. 11. Relatives, friends and well wishers from Zunheboto, Satakha, Kohima and Dimapur. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless you abundantly. DP-9971

Loving husband, parents, daughter, siblings, in-laws and relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT If Roses grow in Heaven. Lord, please pick a bunch for us. Place them in our Mother’s arms And tell her they’re from us. Tell her that we love her and miss her, And when she turns to smile, Place a kiss upon her cheeks And hold her for a while.

11/11/1957 – 13/09/2017

Although we loved her dearly, We couldn’t make her stay. Her golden heart stopped beating, Hard working hands at rest, GOD broke our hearts to prove to us, ...... He only takes the BEST.....!!!

We the bereaved family members of Lt. O.P Aienla Tzüdir, would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, neighbours, friends, relatives and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother. The love and support you gave us during our darkest hour will always be remembered. We sincerely convey our special thanks to :1. Mr. & Mrs Imokaba Jamir (IRS, Additional Commissioner Income Tax). 2. Dr. Benjongliba Aier (Parliamentary Secretary Govt. of Nagaland). 3. Mr. & Mrs. T. Wati Aier and family (Deputy Secretary Kohima). 4. Mr. N. Moa Aier and family (Chief Election Officer). 5. Mr. Takatoshi and family (Rtd. Director, Agriculture Department). 6. Mr. & Mrs. Nungsangmongba and family, Kohima. 7. Mrs. Reiülhouvo-ü Yhome and family Kohima. 8. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo and Women Department (KABA). 9. Kohima Nokpu Union, Women Union, Fellowship and Students Union. 10. Nokpu Arogo, Sunday School Department and women Department. 11. Molungkimong Union, women Union and Fellowship, Kohima. 12. Molungkimong Baptist Arogo and Women Department. 13. Japukong Union and Women Union. 14. Jalukie Arogo and Women Department. 15. Kohima Aonokpu Union. 16. Molungyimsen Ao Baptist Arogo. 17. Seven sisters Prayer Group, Kohima. 18. Ao Prayer Group, Kohima. 19. Airhogs Basketball Team, Kohima. 20. Sphinx Cricket Club, Kohima. 21. Kudatech Skill Centre, Walford Dimapur. 22. Kümkümlar Telongjem, DBS Colony Kohima. 23. Khuvung School of Music, Kohima. 24. Doctors and Nurses of Naga Hospital, Kohima. 25. Dr. Shankar & Nurses of Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur. 26. Tata Medical Centre, Kolkata. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving husband, children, grandson & family members. K-3078

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LATE AKHENI AYE Born on: 15.01.1956 | Died on: 14.09.2017 Lt. Akheni Aye, wife of Shri Yekishe Aye of Tichipami, Suruhuto left for her heavenly abode peacefully on 14th Sept. 2017 at the age of 61 surrounded by her husband, 2 daughters and 3 sons. We the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayer during her prolonged illness. We sincerely convey our special thanks to: 1. Suruhuto Town Baptist Church SBAK, Nito Mount 2. STBC Youth, Suruhuto (SBAK Nito mount) 3. STBC Prayer Group, Suruhuto (SBAK Nito mount) 4. Purana Bazar Sumi Baptist Church, Dimapur 5. Women Prayer Group Jorapukhuri Colony, Dimapur 6. Jorapukhuri Colony, Dimapur 7. Kilitomi Baptist Akukuhou 8. Medical Baptist Church (Vehicle Project) Suruhuto, SBAK Aizuto 9. NCRC Tichipami 10. Tichipami Baptist Church (SBAK Aizuto) 11. Tichipami Community, Suruhuto Town 12. Tichipami Community, Dimapur 13. Doctors and nurses of B. Boorah Cancer Institute (BBCI), Guwahati, Assam 14. Shri Imkong L. Imchen, Minister 15. Shri Kipili Sangtam, Minister 16. Shri Vikheho Swu, MLA 17. Shri Shetoyi Yeptho (Parliamentary Secretary) 18. Er. Picto Shohe, Parliamentary Secretary 19. Shri Himato Zhimo (IFS) Commissioner & Secretary 20. Mrs. Khrienou Metha, Commissioner & Secretary, NSDMA Home 21. Shri Hoto Yepthomi, Director (L&RD) Dimapur 22. Shri Alemtemshi Jamir (IAS) Former Chief Secretary 23. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur 24. Shri Hekato Yepthomi, DPO, Dimapur 25. Shri Khehovi Yepthomi, APO, Zunheboto 26. Shri Khehovi Chophy & Family, Purana Bazar 27. Dr. Kihito Awomi (Dental) Civil Hospital, Dimapur We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually for your generosity and contribution towards us. It is our sincere prayer that the Almighty Lord bless you abundantly. Loving husband, children & relatives. DP-9977

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Vanguard FC lift Capt. Kenguruse Memorial Football trophy Naga FC made several attempts but failed to find the net. Khwetelhi Thopi (10)’s attempt was brilliantly saved by the goalkeeper. Vanguard FC retaliated with some good attacking play. In the 61st minute, Vanguard FC found the second goal through the boots of Yhunshalo Kemp (9). Khwetelhi Thopi (10)

scored the only goal for Naga FC in the 85th minute. The champions received a cash award of Rs.1,70,000, trophy and citation while the runnerup got Rs. 80,000, trophy and citation. The two losing semi-finalists- Green Club Zunheboto and Naga Terriers received Rs. 25,000 each

and citation. In individual category, Kevikielie Pienyii of Vanguard FC received the best goal award, Yhunshalo kemp received the golden boot award, Khwetelhi Thopi of Naga FC was named the player of the tournament while Medojevi received the best official award. Earlier, Lt Gen Anil

Chauhan, AVSM,SM,VSM, GOC 3 Corps, who grace the closing ceremony as the chief guest, said that the tournament was aimed at fusing the indomitable Naga spirit and the passion of Naga youth for football, so that young sporting talent of the state can get an avenue to rise and shine as professional footballers. He

also appreciated the efforts of the Assam Rifles for organizing the tourney to commemorate the supreme sacrifice of the brave martyr and to inspire the youth to carry forward his legacy and encourage the young football talent in the state. Altogether 24 teams participated in the tournament.

Chief guest Lt. Gen. Anil Chauhan with Vanguard FC and AR officials. (NP)

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Kohima, Sep 21 (NPN): Vanguard FC Tseminyu emerged as the champions of the 3rd Captain Neikezhakuo Kenguruse Memorial Football tournament after defeating defending champion Naga FC by 2-1 in the final match on Thursday. The tournament was organized by Assam Rifles

in honour of late captain N. Kenguruse, MVC who laid down his life for the nation during Kargil war in 1999. In the thrilling final match, both teams displayed their skills and talents in the field amidst thundering cheers from spectators. Just few minutes into the game, Vanguard FC’s Awangbou (17) made a dangerous attempt from

distance however it missed the target. Both teams made several attempts, but Vanguard FC drew the first blood through Tingyek Konyak (8) in 26th minutes. Kekhrieletuo Tsira (6) missed a golden chance to equalize the goal thereby ending the first half with score line of 1-0. After the breather,

Sindhu, Saina Nehwal crash out of Japan Open

Tokyo, Sep 21 (IANS): India’s campaign in the women’s singles category of the $325,000 Japan Open Superseries ended after P.V. Sindhu and Saina Nehwal lost in straight games to local favourite Nozomi Okuhara and Spain’s Carolina Marin, in their respective matches here on Thursday. However, there was good news from the men’s singles with Kidambi Srikanth and H.S. Prannoy advancing to the quarterfinals here. Playing local favourite Okuhara for the third consecutive time in as many tournaments, Sindhu failed to repeat her Korea Open form and committed

too many errors to go down 18-21 8-21 in a lop-sided 47minute contest. Sindhu squandered a lead of 11-9 and 18-16 in the opening game and looked completely out of sorts in the second game to bow out early. On the other hand, playing her first tournament after the bronze medal feat at the World Championships, Saina failed to put up a fight and meekly went down 16-21 13-21 to the reigning Olympic champion. Saina too squandered a bright start, with a slender 11-9 lead in the first game before trailing 10-17 in the second and eventually bowing out meekly.

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