September 24, 2019

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Vol XXIX No. 289

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Donald Trump lauds Indian-Americans

Santosh Trophy: Nagaland hold Mnp to a goalless draw

Cong slams Modi’s campaign for Trump

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sports, Page 12

national, Page 7

Modi’s call at UN climate summit Pledges to more than double India’s non-fossil fuel target to 400 GW

“What we need is a global people’s movement to bring about behavioural change,” the Prime Minister said.

“The respect for nature, the judicious use of resources, reducing our needs and living within our means

UNITED NATIONS, SEP 23 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday gave a clarion call for a “global people’s movement” to bring about a behavioral change to deal with climate change as he made a path-breaking pledge to more than double India’s non-fossil fuel target to 400 gigawatts.

In his Independence Day speech, Modi had announced that India will produce 175 GW of non-fossil fuel as part of its commitment to the Paris Climate agreement.

Monday’s announcement during Modi’s speech at the global climate summit goes well beyond the pledge of 175 GW. “We must accept that if we have to overcome a serious challenge like climate change, then what we are doing at the moment is just not enough,” Modi told world leaders at the summit

UN chief urges action to make the world carbon neutral by 2050

Bank unions defer proposed 48-hr nation wide strike DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): The 48-hour nationwide strike called by four public sector bank unions, which was set to begin from midnight of September 25, 2019 to September 27, 2019, has been deferred indefinitely.

A joint statement issued by four unions stated that the decision to defer the strike was taken in view of the consideration of the positive and workable solution by the finance secretary.

The delegation met finance secretary Rajeev Kumar on Monday and discussed issues related to mergers, wage revision, introduction of full 5 day week, reduction of cash transaction hours, issues related to retirees etc.

They said the finance secretary was positive in formation of a committee consisting of all concerned to address the issues arising out of the proposed merger of 10 banks including preserving the identity of all the banks.

The four unions include All India Bank Officers’ Confederation (AIBOC), All India Bank Officers’ Association (AIBOA), Indian National Bank Officers’ Congress (INBOC) and National Organisation of Bank Officers (NOBO).

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“These local vegetables are not brought by trucks so prices remain same.”

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(R) Prime Minister Modi and (L) UN chief Antonio Guterres address the Climate Action Summit on Monday. (AP/PTI )

organised by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres here.

In his first engagement at the United Nations, Modi noted that various efforts are being made by different countries to fight climate change and said what is needed today is a comprehensive approach which covers everything from education to values, and from lifestyle to developmental philosophy. “The time for talks is over. The world needs to act now,” Modi asserted in the presence of President Trump, who made an unscheduled appearance at UN summit.

Modi said India would

increase the share of nonfossil fuel and by 2022 “we will increase our renewable energy capacity to much beyond 175 GW and take it further to 400 GW.” The Climate Action Summit aims to boost action to implement the Paris Agreement, which was signed in 2015.

The Paris deal aims to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change by keeping a global temperature rise this century well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase even further to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

MoRTH directs states, UTs Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, SEV 23 (NPN): Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) has asked states and union territories (UTs) to ensure that all pollution under control (PUC) centres upload emission test data electronically to VAHAN database as per guidelines issued in compliance with Supreme Court directions. The ministry has reiterated the necessity of linking all vehicle data with VAHAN database to avoid harassment and inconvenience to citizens. “This information should be available to citizens in electronic form also in m-Parivahan and e-Challan platforms for their convenience,” stated the MoRTH. In a letter to the chief secretaries of all the states and union territories, the Ministry has stressed upon adopting this step urgently especially since the operationalization of certain provisions of the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019 and the revised provisions for penalties for driving vehicle violating air pollution standards etc.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres opened the Climate Action Summit on Monday by saying: “Earth is issuing a chilling cry: Stop.”

Guterres told world leaders that it’s not a time to negotiate but to act to make the world carbon neutral by 2050. “The climate emergency is a race we are losing, but it is a race we can win,” said Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in a statement issued before the summit formally opened, which announced that 66 countries have now signalled their intent to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

He wants to limit global temperature increases to a few more tenths of a degree, and he said the world can do it. “The best science,

have all been important aspects of both our traditions and present day efforts. And therefore India today has come not just to talk about the seriousness of this issue, but to present a practical approach and a roadmap,” he added.

according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, tells us that any temperature rise above 1.5 degrees will lead to major and irreversible damage to the ecosystems that support us,” Guterres said.

“Science tells us that on our current path, we face at least 3 degrees Celsius of global heating by the end of the century...This is not a climate talk summit. We have had enough talk,” he added.

Some 60 world leaders came together at the UN on Monday for a “climate emergency” summit aimed at reinvigorating the faltering Paris agreement, at a time when mankind is releasing more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than at any time in history.

AKMWP backs PAC’s anti-collection drive DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): Association of Kohima Municipal Wards Panchayat(AKMWP) has extended support to the Public Action Committee (PAC)’s concluded week-long “Operation Check Gate” against illegal collection at check gates and describing it as “yet another important milestone in the people’s fight against unceasing exploitation of the masses in the state.”

This was contained in a press release issued by AKMWP president Neibulie Kiewhuo, general secretary Thejao Sekhose and legal advisor and joint secretary Hukato Chishi. AKMWP further went on to state that the “parasitic and much despised illegal collection/extortion” in Dimapur have remained central to the compelling sky high rocketing price of goods and services which had to be borne by the consumers.

The signatories reminded that prices of goods after passing through the “notorious check gates” become mysteriously inflated and at times, the selling price even multiples the original MRP. AKMWP hit out at those involved in “draining the blood of our economy dry.”

The signatories reiterated that PAC’s initiative and efforts towards the cause was most praiseworthy and deserved all possible support.

Asserting that ‘Operation Check Gate’ has been its mature and rather subdued conduct, AKMWP appreciated and congratulated the PAC convenor and colleagues, volunteers, NGOs, individuals and everyone involved directly or indirectly in the initiative.

AKMWP said it expected any positive change in Dimapur would reverberate throughout the state and to every town and village. “We extend our firm support and help solidarity to the cause,” AKMWP stated, adding that the time was ripe for citizens to consider declaring zero tolerance towards corruption anywhere and unfair trade practices and resolutely refuse to be exploited any further.

At this juncture, AKMWP said all eyes were fixed upon the state government and asked if it would act swiftly with sincerity and commitment by fixing responsibility upon the departments and staff caught blatantly violating its directions?

It also asked if the authorities would ensure cleaning up of the mess and put in measures to prevent recurrence?

AKMWP also urged the government to feel the pulse of the people and take all necessary steps to effect a change in order to secure a peaceful and better future for all.

Mobile app to be used for collecting 2021 census data, says Amit Shah NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): The 2021 census will be conducted through a mobile phone application, moving away from traditional pen and paper to give Digital India a boost, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Monday.

The mammoth nationwide exercise will be carried out in 16 languages and at a cost of Rs 12,000 crore, he said after laying the foundation stone of a new building of the Registrar General of India and Census Commissioner here. The census will have its reference date as March 1, 2021, but for snowbound Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand it will be October 1, 2020, Shah said.

“Census data will be collected through a mobile app. This is for the first time that the mobile app will be used for the census exercise.

India will be moving from the pen and paper census to digital data, which will be a big revolution in the country’s census exercise,” he said. Referring to the 2021 census, he said the data will help in future planning of the country, especially

Pangnyu flagging off walkathon on the occasion of 1st anniversary of Ayushman Bharat in Dimapur Monday. (DIPR)

that many people have benefited.

Though only about 2 lakh e-cards were issued to individual family members covering about 32% of the 2.33 lakh target beneficiary households till date, the minister said that about 3,342 beneficiaries have

received free and cashless medical treatment worth Rs.4.80 crore. Phom also said that 125 beneficiaries from the state have availed the treatment from hospitals outside the state.

The minister expressed hope that the initiative being one of the most ambitious

health cover programme in the world, the need for quality healthcare providers would jump manifold.

He informed that PMJAY was governed based on zero-tolerance approach to any kind of fraud and was constantly evolving the anti-fraud culture in all aspects of the scheme governance.

Phom also said that in order to ensure satisfaction of the beneficiaries and for prompt and effective management of any grievances, Grievances Redressal Mechanisms were in place at state, district and empanelled hospital levels.

On attempts to enroll ineligible persons and malpractice by hospitals, the minister said that adequate measures were being taken to prevent such fraudulent activities by leveraging technologies and site physi-

for development initiatives and welfare schemes, and it will be a ‘Jan Bhagidari’ (people’s participation) exercise. “India’s total 130 crore population should be informed about its benefits.

How, the census data could be used for future planning, development initiatives and welfare schemes. The utilisation of census data is multidimensional and will be a significant contribution to the nation’s progress,” Shah said.

The home minister also said the census will help in demarcating boundaries of municipal wards, assemblies and Lok Sabha constituencies. He appealed to census officials to carry out the exercise sincerely as this

Governor’s young ANEFWA threatens stir from Oct 3 fellowship prog Correspondent KOHIMA, SEP 23 (NPN): All Nagaland Electrical Field

DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): Raj Bhavan Nagaland has called for applications from young graduates from diverse backgrounds and disciplines committed to addressing some of the most pressing developmental challenges facing Nagaland and to be a part of the Governor’s Young Fellowship Programme.

According to a Raj Bhavan statement, the applicants should be responsible, enthusiastic and enterprising young men and women, who were passionate about issues of development, public service and technology.

The Governor’s Young Fellows would provide analytical and technical support in the formulation of policies to further governor’s vision and development priorities for Nagaland.

Workers Association (ANEFWA) has threatened to stage statewide protest starting October 3, 2019 if the state government failed to fulfil its four-point charter of demands submitted to the government on July 23, 2019.

In a press release, ANEFWA president Ayetosumi and general secretary Tepuhosul stated the decision to stage protest was taken by executive body as the ultimatum was due to expiry on October 2, 2019.

In this regard, the association has directed to all the members to report to their respective headquarters by October 2 evening and wait for the further instruction from the central office.

The association stated that its demands were not for selfish motive but to serve the public and government effectively.

The four-point charter of demands include relaxation of qualifying year for promotion, lift ban of work charged appointment and maintain the strength of work-charged employees as recommended by the commission, finalization of the proposal of creation and regularization of 266 Nos. of post of field worker and to maintain the strength of w/c as recommended by the commission and, enhancement of risk allowance to the work-charged field workers on a par with the regular field workers.

4-lane works: traffic restriction

DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, has informed that the total restriction of all movement from Chathe River Bridge (Patkai Bridge) to New Chumukedima (Pakala Pahar Bridge) has been extended (Cont’d on p-7) from 10:30pm to 5am with effect from September 25, 2019 to October 24, 2019.

In addition to the above, all movement would also be restricted from 3-3:30pm and 4:30-5pm to facilitate the use of explosive till October 5, 2019.

63 hospitals empanelled under PMJAY: Pangnyu DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): Health and Family Welfare (H&FW) Minister S Pangnyu Phom Monday said that the department has so far empanelled 63 hospitals including 59 public and four private hospitals in the state under Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY).

The minister disclosed this while speaking at the walkathon flagging off ceremony, which was held to commemorate one year anniversary of Ayushman Bharat. The walk began from Holy Cross School junction and culminated at District Hospital Dimapur.

The minister said that the department, in order to take service closer to the needy people, has extended hospital empanelment upto functional PHCs, adding

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is an opportunity for them to do ‘Punya’ (holy deed), which will help in nation building.

Earlier the government used to do welfare schemes on a piecemeal basis and no comprehensive planning was done by previous governments, Shah said.

“The whole approach was changed when Narendra Modi became prime minister in 2014. The approach has been changed completely, the thinking has been changed. Goals have been set to completely eradicate the problems,” he said.

The home minister said on the basis of the 2011 Census, the Modi government had planned 22 welfare schemes related to electricity connection to every home, gas connections, construction of roads, houses for the poor, toilets, bank accounts and opening of bank branches among others. He cited the example of the government’s flagship ‘Ujjwala’ scheme of providing free LPG connection to poor families, saying it has been successful as the scheme was prepared on the basis of the 2011 census data.

cally verifications.

The minister cautioned that stern action would be taken against any fraudsters even to the extent of filing FIR. He added that the centre has even instructed the states to name and shame empanelled hospitals committing fraud Also, delivering a short speech, DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, expressed his appreciation to the Government of India and the state government for the scheme and its successful implementation.

Reminding the doctors and nurses to re-dedicate themselves, he said that the privilege God has given to them was not given to many. DC informed that the administration also marked some amount from LADP for the improvement of Mortuary in the hospital. (Cont’d on p-7)

Deptts in Kma owe Rs.4.19 cr to DoPN

DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): Department of power has released the list of defaulting government departments under Kohima electrical division, which have failed to clear their electricity bills. The total outstanding amount upto March 2019 is Rs.4.19 crore.

In a press release, the chief engineer (distribution & revenue) Er. KK Awomi has requested the responsible departments to clear the dues failing which the department would disconnect the power supply to their establishment without further notice after 15 days from the date of publishing of this notice. (See Advt on p-11)

Firm apologizes to Thenyizu village

DIMAPUR, SEP 23 (NPN): Shivalaya construction company Pvt. Ltd. has tendered “unconditional apology” to the Thenyizu village, under Phek district for alleging that Chakabama-Zunheboto road works suspension was because of the villagers “demanding for more illegal compensation”.

In a press release, company manager Sandeep Dhiya said the allegation was made “out of proportion of the factual context.”

The company stated that the villagers were, in fact, raising the compensation dispute with the competent authority against the haphazard earth cutting executed by the previous construction company, which damaged their four major agricultural land valleys.

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Swachhata Hi Seva activities conducted

DC Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundararajan distributing Family members of Jalukie battalion during the Students and teachers of Jal Shakti Committee wastebins to the wards in Mokokchung town. drive against plastic.

(JSC) of JN College distributing cloth bags.

Personnel of Indian Army at Rangapahar Military Station undertaking cleanliness drive.

DIMAPUR: Swachhata Hi Seva (SHS) 2019, a massive countrywide awareness and mobilization campaign launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi was car-

ried out in Mokokchung at the ADC planning hall on September 20 under the chairmanship of ADC & administrator MMC, W. Manpai Phom in the pres-

ence of DC Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundararajan.

According to DIPR, DC launched the Swachh Mokokchung twitter handle. While delivering his speech, he said SHS programme was a country wide mobilization programme, and this year the programme was focused on sensitising plastic waste management and single use plastic. He appealed to all the participants to extend support from all quarters and make the environment plastic free.

Keynote address was delivered by SDO (C) Mokokchung, Abhinav Shivam, where he gave a powerpoint presentation on the theme plastic waste

shramdaan.

Short speech was given

by Imliyanger, district brand ambassador SBM Mokokchung. YWCA Mokokchung displayed carry bags made out of paper which are eco-friendly in order to substitute plastic bags. DC distributed wastebins to all the 18 wards in the town.

Vote of thanks was proposed by SDO (C) Mokokchung, Thungchabemo.

Jalukie Battalion: Jalukie Battalion of Assam Rifles also conducted Swachhta Hi Seva campaign by carrying out numerous activities in and around the battalion premises. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), the plantation drive was

Nagaland Social audit hearing on MGNREGA ABBNSS attends national conference

Officials and participants after the audit hearing.

DIMAPUR: District level social audit public hearing under MGNREGA Dimapur district was held on September 23 at Emerald Inn Dimapur.

State resource person, SAU Nagaland, Imlirenla, who gave a brief introduction of the public hearing, emphasised on some of the general issues found

by the audit team. It was followed by presentation and discussion by DRPs/ VRPs village wise. SDO (C) Dimapur, Bendang was the independent observer represented district administration during the hearing.

He emphasised on the need for accountability within the village and also to maintain transparency and proper

record of the work implemented.

The programme ended with resolution by the chairman and vote of thanks by BDO, RD Block Niuland, Akumenla.

Earlier, the programme chaired by PD/DPC, DRDA Dimapur, H. Atokhe Aye began with a prayer by VCM Naharbari, Akash Mech.

DIMAPUR: Delegation of Akhil Bhartiya Bhrastachar Nirmulan Sangharsh Samiti (ABBNSS) Nagaland state unit led by Kedou Riipreo attended national conference on anti-corruption at Latur, Maharastra on September 17 and 18.

A press release from ABBNSS Nagaland president, R. Sopu Angami and general secretary, Vineizo Tsurho stated that, Manoj Kumar Tomar North East in-charge of Delhi, graced the occasion as chief guest.

He exhorted the gathering to fight corruption beginning from the grass root level. Nagaland team had approached the national leaders to hold national conference at Kohima during 2021 and the matter was under discussion. The state team had been advised to establish at the grass root and keep vigil on all the departments in the state.

carried out at the company operating bases, schools and community recreational areas. Families of troops also contributed by carrying out drive against plastic and it’s harmful effects on environment by conducting awareness lectures. 80 saplings having medicine value and fruits were planted.

JSC of JNC Dimapur: Jal Shakti Committee (JSC) of JN College (JNC) Dimapur, observed “Swachhta Pakhwada” from September 1 to 15. A press release from JNC Dimapur stated that a seminar was conducted on September 14 on the theme “water conservation and rain water harvesting” with Akumienla, district horticulture inspec-

tor as the resource person.

An awareness campaign on the hazardous use of plastic was also observed where the students along with the teachers distributed around 170 cloth bags at the 4th Mile Friday local bazaar.

Rangapahar Military Station: Indian Army troops from Rangapahar Military Station and citizens of Dimapur under the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan participated in the programme to make Swachh Bharat Abhiyan a huge success. Indian Army at Rangapahar Military Station has planned a series of events in the coming days in support of the campaign which will culminate on October 2.

International Day of peace observed in Wokha DIMAPUR: The unit leaders with the scouts and guides of Bharat Scouts and Guides association Wokha observed International Day of peace and 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on September 21 at BS&G Office Wokha.

According to District Organiser Commissioner, Bharat Scouts and Guides Association Wokha. H. Orenbomo Ngullie, 120 participants attended the prog ramme. The programme commenced with a flag ceremony, followed by peace walk by the scouts

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

news in Brief DNEE meeting: Dimapur Nkonjan Ezung Ekhüng (DNEE) has convened an emergency meeting of executive committees, advisors and village representatives on September 27 at 2 pm, at residence of chairman, James Ezung, Burma Camp. All concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Sales day at Super Market: FBO Bade Area Agri-Allied Co-operative Society will be holding a sales-day-cum inaugural programme of rural market, at FPO local products daily market, near traffic point Super Market, Dimapur, on September 24. Items such as woodcrafts, handicrafts value addition items, local vegetables and fruits, flowers, livestocks etc will be available.

YUK informs: Yimchunger Union Kohima (YUK) has informed all concerned in and around Kohima that those keeping domestic servants/helpers from Yimchunger community on the ground of giving education or training should register his/her name with YUK with immediate effect so as to avoid any future complications in case of any untoward incident. In case of some persons who have left with the registered employers, the employers have been requested to inform YUK. Failing to comply, the YUK cautioned that it will not be held responsible in any incident whatsoever. Further information can be contacted at 8119016298/9862319 940/9856243993.

ANCA general body meeting: All Nagaland Counsellors Association (ANCA) will hold its general meeting on October 12 at 10 a.m at Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School (DBHSS) Kohima. All the office bearers of ANCA and the counsellors working in Nagaland have been informed to attend the meeting positively.

ANCSU extraordinary assembly: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has convened an extraordinary assembly on September 28 at 11 a.m at ANCSU office Naga Club building. All units have been asked to delegate two representatives each to assembly. The representative should be regular college student and must obtain authorization letter from the college union/ council if the concerned president/general was unable to attend. The representative must also produce valid students ID card of the respective college while attending the assembly.

NNC/FGN joint meeting: Naga National Council (NNC) and the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) will hold a joint meeting on September 30 at 10 a.m at Transit Peace Camp (TPC), Kohima. The meeting will discuss on the ongoing situation in Nagaland. All the concerned central authorities, regional authorities and high ranking Naga army officers of the NNC/FGN have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

AMEN informs mechanical engineers: Association of Mechanical Engineers Nagaland (AMEN) as per its meeting held on September 21 has informed mechanical engineers who have not registered with AMEN to register immediately. Existing members have also been asked to renew their membership fee. Further information can be contacted at 7005602871/8794548499.

and guides. Special guest, Sr. SDEO-cum-district secretary BS&G Wokha, R.Nzanbeni Lotha enlightened the gathering on the life of Mahatma Gandhi and on international peace.

Reminding that the scouts and guides were messengers of peace, she urged them to spread the message of peace with their family and neighbors so that peace mission will become success. Coinciding with the occasion and marking the World cleanup day, a cleanliness drive was Kohima, SEP 23 (NPN): Couples For Christ (CFC) also carried out.

Nagaland conducted Marriage Enrichment Retreat from September 21 to 22 at Sacred Heart Church, DIMAPUR: DC Mon has informed all the applicants un- Chizami under Phek disder Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme trict.

A release by Chapter (PMEGP) scheme that the interview for the year 2019-2020 will be held on September 30 and October 1 for DIC and Head & State CoordiOctober 3 and 4 for NKVIB from 10 am onwards at DC con- nator, CFC Nagaland, ference hall, Mon. All applicants who have applied online Mengukhrietuo Marcus and submitted applications have been informed to produce stated that Rev. Fr. Patrick Neikhalo was the main their original documents in support of their candidature.

CFC Nagaland organizes marriage enrichment retreat

DC Mon informs on PMEGP

celebrant for the Holy Eucharist and gave special blessings to the couples who renewed their marriage vows.

During the programme, a topic on “Serving God through Christian marriage” was shared by Zasi Stany Rume.

Other speakers included Kehouletuo Alexander and Kevilenuo Liza.

Observation of Rashtriya Poshan Maah continues in state

Poshan Maah in progress at Yanthamo village.

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WOKHA, SEP 23 (NPN): As part of the ongoing Rashtriya Poshan Maah 2019, a Poshan Mela was observed in various districts.

In Wokha, the programme was held at Yanthamo village with DIO Wokha, Dr. Khelito Zhimomi and BPM NRLM, Janthungbemo Ezung as resource persons here on Monday.

Display of local vegetables and fruits, PMKVY registration, drawing competition for adolescent girls on the topic ‘nutrition’, immunization drive and anaemia screening marked the occasion which saw participation of 12 SHGs and represented by various departments. AlK Y M C

together 180 persons were screened of anaemia during the mela.

Earlier, a brief programme was held at Yanthamo Village Council Hall wherein CDPO Chukitong, Chichanbeni welcomed the participants and highlighted the meaning, aims and objectives of the ongoing nutrition month.

VCC Yanthamo village also spoke on the occasion.

Later, sr. Supervisor ICDS, Zubenthung Jami rendered the closing remarks.

Longkhim: The month long celebration of Rashtriya Poshan Maah/ local leaders meeting was held at Longkhim Head quarter on September 18 with Dr.Taka,SMO Longkhim as theme speaker on “Health Awareness”. The programme was held at

The programme in progress in Longkhim

Adolescent girls and officials in Changtongya.

Women and girls at the screening programme in Satakha.

DUDA hall Longkhim.

Dr.Taka talked on the importance of health awareness.

ADC Longkhim, Kikumsangla Jamir spoke on Phosan Maah to public awareness and how it benefits the people by National nutrition mission.

Earlier the programme was chaired by CDPO Longkhim, C.Tsalito.

C h i z a m i v i l l a ge : ICDS Chizami block under Phek district in continuation of Rashtriya Poshan Maah activities, conducted Panchayat meeting at Chizami village council hall on September 21.

Speaking at the meeting, ICDS supervisor Chizami block Zekote Therie urged the panchayat leaders to cooperate and support from the grass root level

21. CDPO Changtongya, Sentimenla, delivered the welcome address, wherein she stated that goals of Poshan Maah were to achieve improvement in nutritional status on the target by 2022.

SDO (C) Changtongya, spoke on the importance of nutrition for physical, mental growth of mother and child.

D r. Wa p a n g a l s o shared on the importance of first 1000 day of the child, i.e. a period starting from pregnancy till two years to ensure focused interventions on addressing under-nutrition. He added, this was a critical stage for a person for the growth and brain development.

Speech competition on the theme “Hand wash” and local food show was

under Rashtriya Poshan Abhiyaan on September 19 at GBs hall Satakha.

According to DIPR report, a short introductory programme was held before the launch of the camp, where T. L. Kiusumong Thikir, ADC Satakha graced the occasion as guest of honour. Dr. Mark Keyho medical officer Satakha enlightened the gathering on anaemia and ill effects on the overall health of the people especially women. Of the 94 members screened, 52 members were adolescent girls and eight tested positive. Among pregnant (12) and lactating (30) women were screened, where one was tested positive for anaemia.

PHC Satakha provided free IFA tablets to all the

(village level), sector level as well block level to carry forward the mission in every household of Chizami block. Therie sensitized the participants on how the individual can access government services to supplement nutrition for their children, pregnant and lactating mothers.

The meeting was attended by village council chairman and its members, VDB secretaries, GBs, students’ leaders, youth leaders, church leaders Anganwadi workers and village elders from various villages with Chizami block.

Changtongya ICDS project: CDPO, Changtongya ICDS project organized the programme at town tall, under Mokokchung district on September

held. Spot on registration for PMMVY was conducted, where free sanitary pads were distributed to the adolescent girls and a number of adolescent girls/ pregnant women attended the free anemia screening. The programme was chaired by Limasangla, sr. supervisor and vote of thanks was delivered

by Imtiwati, supervisor, of Changtongya ICDS project. The function was attended by village representative of CTN block, SHGs, anganwadi, helpers, various school children’s and community leaders.

Satakha ICDS project: Satakha ICDS project, in convergence with Medical and School Education departments organised a one-day anaemia screening and awareness camp

members who were tested positive for anaemia. Free sanitary pads were distributed to all the members by ICDS project Satakha.

Social Welfare department Dimapur: In continuation with the Poshan Maah celebration, a cycle rally was organised under the aegis of Social Welfare Dimapur district in convergence with line departments on September 21. The rally started from Clock Tower to DC court to Dhobinalla and back to starting point. Over 82 cyclists participated in the event. Earlier, a brief overview on Poshan Maah was given by DPO Dimapur, Hutoi Sema. The rally was flagged off by DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zhehol and vote of thanks by CDPO (U) Robert Odyuo.

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Principal secretary, RD, Bendangkokba along with others during the coordination meeting on September 23.

strategy for ensuring the preparation of GPDP in a campaign mode.

P r i n c i p a l s e c r e t a r y, Bendangkokba, informed line departments that the mission was also carried out last year, but was not successful due to poor participation of the line departments. Towards this end, he called upon all the concerned departments to come forward and coordinate to make it a success.

Underscoring the important role and responsibility of frontline workers, he suggested appointment of one frontline worker for each block to be trained for bigger villages and blocks.

During the meeting, the

line departments were also asked to nominate nodal officers to attend the orientation programme of the campaign to be held on September 26 at 11 a.m at RD conference hall.

The departments have been asked to submit the names, contact numbers and e-mail ID’s of the nodal officers for coordination.

The coordination meeting was attended officers from department of Rural Development, Works & Housing, Water Resources, NIC, Art & Culture, Power, School Education, Agriculture, NRE, PHED, NHM, AH&VS and Social Welfare department.

CBSG organises world clean up day

Inter-colony cleanliness contest in Wokha

WEATHER FORECAST

September 24 (Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy, a thunderstorm

29 25

Aizawl

A p.m. thunderstorm in spots 25 19

Guwahati Cloudy, a thunderstorm Imphal

Cloudy, a t-storm in the p.m.

Itanagar Cloudy, a t-storm; cooler

26 24 24 20 23 20

Shillong A shower and t-storm around 20 17 Kohima

Showers and heavier t-storm

20 17

Dimapur Cloudy, a stray thunderstorm 26 22 Mkg

Cloudy, a thunderstorm

Tuensang Cloudy, a t-storm in the area Wokha

Cloudy, a thunderstorm

21 18 15 13 20 19

Zunheboto Cloudy, a thunderstorm; cool 18 16

DIMAPUR: State level coordination meeting on Mission Antyodaya (MA) & People’s Plan Campaign (PPC) on Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP) discussed on the modus operandi to be adopted for carrying out MA survey and PPCs at chief secretary’s conference hall on September 23.

According to publicity cell of Rural Development, the campaign will be rolled out as “Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas” from October 2 to December 31.

Highlighting on People’s Plan Campaign (PPC), secretar y RD, Neposo Theluo informed that the campaign was an effective

Bharat scouts and guides during the programme in Zunheboto.

DIMAPUR: Cornerstone Bharat Scouts and Guides (CBSG) organised world clean up day-cum-international peace day, to mark the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on September 21, at Zunheboto.

According to DIPR, DC Zunheboto and dis-

trict president, NBSG, Peter Lichamo, addressing the gathering at the event, urged the denizens to work towards making Zunheboto a plastic free district, stating that burning of plastics at home, school and surrounding spoil the whole environment. He further urged the gathering to stop

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using plastics at home, schools and offices, adding that district administration was working towards pollution free environment. He also encouraged students to make peace in their own little way at home, schools and with friends and requested them to be an instrument of peace.

DIMAPUR: Under the ongoing Swachh Survekshan Grameen (SSG) and Swachhata Hi Seva (SHS), the PHED Wokha division organised an inter-colony cleanliness drive (contest) in all the colonies under Wokha town on September 21. According to DIPR report, officials from PHED, Wokha were deputed in all the colonies and wards to monitor the cleanliness drive being carried in all the colonies and sectors.

Suren Colony was adjudged the cleanest colony followed by Vungoju and GHSS colonies as second and third respectively. The winners of the colony were awarded with cash prizes along with citation certificates.

MCCI urges govt to install foot testing lab DIMAPUR: Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MCCI) has appealed to the department of Health and Family Welfare to install a Food Testing Lab (FTL) in Mokokchung.

In a press statement, MCCI president, Tsukti Longkumer said that traders and public in general were facing untold hardship, especially during unforeseen emergencies due to absence of FTL. MCCI pointed out that many food and consumable items in the market may not meet the norms set by the FSSAI as they were not regulated due to lack of a FTL in Mokokchung.

It pointed out that local entrepreneurs engaged in the production of processed and packaged food items and food business operators were also compelled to market their products without proper tests for the same reason. MCCI viewed that installation of a FTL will not only serve the district of Mokokchung but also the neighbouring districts.

Further, MCCI appreciated DPDB of Mokokchung for taking cognizance of the need for a FTL and hoped that it will be installed in Mokokchung at the earliest.

Debate on State’s education system

Participants of the debate competition with panel of judges.

DIMAPUR: The 14th intercollegiate debate competition was held at Sazolie College on September 21 under the topic, “The education system in Nagaland is relevant”.

A press release from media cell, Sazolie College, stated that Kazia from Capital College was declared as the winner.

In the competition, the speakers of motion bench maintained that education system in Nagaland was relevant because it had raised the standards of living and awareness being given on family planning and environment. They stated that literacy rate in Nagaland was increasing as per the latest update and also subject such as Tenyidie in higher education was a good pro-

motion of culture.

Speakers from the opposition bench, strongly disagreed that education system in Nagaland was relevant and by stating that rate of unemployment in Nagaland was very high, despite high literacy rate.

They further maintained that education system does not focus on creativity and critical thinking, and that, poor education was effecting economy as it was academic focused and not skill focused. They pointed out shortage of qualified math and science teachers and no teachers with technical expertise which makes the availability of resources and facilities redundant.

With advancement of technology, teachers should also learn modern means

of teaching, they stated.

Panel of judges were Christian Education Secretary, NBCC, Bideno Kikon, SDO Nagaland Public Works department, Er. Theruovituo Pienyu, and principal, Dr. Neilahouzhukire Government Higher Secondary School, Dr. Bijano Murry.

Rt. director, directorate of Higher Education, Kohima, Dr. Anungla Aier, was the critic.

The debate competition won in favor of the motion bench with 1299, against the opposition, with total points of 1264. Altogether, 15 colleges participated in the competition. The programme was chaired by asst. professor, English, Kesolu-ü and moderated by HoD English, Dr. Narola Dangti.

Disaster familiarization exercise in Kiphire

DIMAPUR: Five-day intensive familiarization exercise (FAMEX), organised by District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Kiphire in collaboration with 12th Bn. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) Doimukh (AP) was held at Kiphire from September 16 to 20.

According to DIPR report, FAMEX exercise was conducted as per the schedule: day one with DEF, public and district hospital staff; day two with the district HQ school students; day three with Fire and Emergency, VG, NAP and Zisaji Presidency College; day four at Pungro ADC HQ with public and school students and day five at Longmatra EAC HQ with public and school students.

Fire and emergency drill being conducted at Zisaji Presidency College Kiphire. (DIPR)

State observes one year anniversary of PMJAY

Participants take part in walkathon in Longleng.

DIMAPUR: Ayushman Bharat - the Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY), has completed one year of its launch on September 23 and to mark the day, walkathon was organised in Longleng, Phek and Zunheboto.

The world’s biggest healthcare scheme was launched in 2018 by prime minister Narendra Modi.

Since its launch, the scheme has been renamed as PM Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY). It offers insurance cover of Rs 5 lakh per family.

In Longleng, on the occasion, programme on integrated community sensitisation-cum-BIS drive and health screening camp was held at DC’s conference hall.

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A press release from CMO office Longleng district media officer, Roseline stated that, DC Longleng M. Shayung Phom urged everyone to take care of their health and avail the scheme to prevent his/ her family from any kind of sicknesses. He also encouraged all the ASHAs to convey the message to their respective villages.

DC also assured that the district administration will extend full support to DHS. Dr Wannau Phom, jr. specialist and nodal officer for PMJAY District Hospital Longleng in his awareness talk on AB-PMJAY spoke on the procedures and also on the status update of the district. He urged everyone to avail the facilities and also to inform the villagers

DC Phek, Sachin Jaiswal flagging off the walkathon.

about Ayushman Bharat.

Dr Wannau also said that anyone can check their eligibility and generate PMJAY e-cards during the event. Dr Imnameren Phom DPO (RCH/UIP) also encouraged everyone to promote the scheme and said that the empanelled hospitals in the district are District Hospital and Yongnyah PHC. Beneficiary testimonials were given by Isaac Phom from Orangkong village and Aolitenla Phom from Longleng town. L. Longjei Phom was felicitated for being the best performing Pradhan Mantri Arogya Mitra (PMAM) in the district.

The programme was attended by Social Welfare department, Urban Development, all wards’ presi-

dents, NGOs, staffs from administration, hospital and CMO. Earlier, programme was chaired by CMO, Dr Obangjungla, and welcome address was delivered by Dr Lhouvizotuo Belho, MS District Hospital. The walkathon was flagged off

by DC. DHS Phek one anniversary of Ayushman Bharat Phek: District Health Society (DHS) Phek in collaboration with the NULM, Urban Development, Municipal Affairs and Social Welfare departments organises a walkathon on September 23.

A press release from district media officer Phek (NHM) Kutolu Nakro stated that, the walkathon

started from DC Police point to District Hospital Phek was flagged off by DC Phek, Sachin Jaiswal.

To mark one year anniversary of PMJAY, a ceremonial function and health screening camp was also launched at DH conference hall, Phek. Dr. Shevosa MO DH gave an awareness talk on PMJAY and national health protection mission.

Sachin Jaiswal in his short speech called upon the participants to avail the PMJAY scheme.

A felicitation of best performing PMAMs was also awarded to Tshelhou Doulou (Kezukewe Kra Enhulumi) by DC.A beneficiary testimonial was also given by Chekhupa and Nuluhulu (PMJAY) and Velu (NULM).

Participants after the programme in Zunheboto.

Earlier, the programme chaired by deputy CMO, Dr. Vethihulu began with invocation by pastor Ao Baptist Church, Rev.T. Alem.

Welcome address was delivered by Dr. Lanuakum DVBO and vote of thanks

by Dr. Kehousetuo Kuotsu. Altogether 61 patients availed the services in the health camp.

Zunheboto: District health society (DHS), Zunheboto also observed Ayushman Bharat Diwas (ABD) one year anniversary at District Hospital, Zunheboto on September 23.

A press release from CMO office Zunheboto district media officer, Shekho Sophie stated that, Dr. Khehokhu Chishi, medical superintendent, DH, Zunheboto in his welcome

address encouraged the participants to come forward and work hand in hand. He also motivated the participants to avail various schemes provided by the government and make best use of it.

Dr. K. Shikato Sema, nodal officer, Ayushman gave an awareness talk on PMJAY. He said so far 20 families have been benefited and around Rs 1.5 lakhs amount have been availed by the patients in Zunheboto. Around 12000 e- card have been generated so far under Zunheboto and six colonies covered in Zunheboto town.

Vibo Jakha, district co-ordinator highlighted a brief outline of PMJAY. Dr. Y. Aron Muru, SMO chaired the programme.

Testimony was given by the beneficiaries and an open discussion was followed. Nitoli, nursing sister, DH gave the benediction.

Similar programme observed in Aghunato CHC, Akuluto PHC, VK PHC and Suruhoto PHC. BIS drive was followed after the programme.

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Over 79% turnout in Tripura Assembly by-poll

Agartala, Sep 23 (Agencies): Bye-elections at Badharghat assembly constituency in Tripura saw a voter turnout of 79.29 per cent till 5 pm, officials said. Speaking to indianexpress.com, Returning Officer Tarun Debbarma said elections were held peaceful even though EVM glitches were reported in 5 polling booths.

The bypoll was necessitated due to the death of sitting MLA Dilip Sarkar on April 1 this year. While both BJP and Congress said there was no major violence, CPI(M) alleged that their polling agents were thrown out of elections centres in many areas.

“Elections were held peacefully across all polling booths. There were some EVM malfunction issues in around 5 polling booths.

These units were replaced immediately. As per latest reports, 79.29 per cent voters have turned out to cast their mandate. There is no report of violence”, Debbarma said.

Polling started at 7 am this morning and continued till 5 pm. 58,073 voters in-

Voters wait in queues to cast their votes at a polling station during the Badharghat Assembly constituency by-elections on Monday. (PTI) cluding 28583 female voters were eligible to cast their mandate. Polling was held across 71 polling stations in the constituency.

Bypolls were held in Tripura along with Dantewada (Chattisgarh), Pala (Kerala) and Hamirpur (UP) assembly constituency seats on Monday.

BJP spokesperson Dr

Ashok Sinha said the party was upbeat of securing a “comfortable win”. “We are hoping for a comfortable win. This was a peaceful election and polls should be like this. We thank all voters who came out to reflect their mandate in EVM units,” Sinha said.

Opposition Congress, meanwhile, took a dig at

the Election Commission.

“We didn’t find the existence of Election Commission in polls held in the last 18 months in Tripura. Those include the Lok Sabha polls and three-tier rural body elections. This time was different. We have found a good role of the ECI,” senior Congress leader Subal Bhowmik said.

USTM holds 5th convocation ceremony

Dimapur, Sep 23 (NPN): The fifth convocation ceremony of the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) was held on Monday in the presence of Tathagata Roy, the Governor of Meghalaya and Vice Chancellors and dignitaries.

Altogether, 1414 graduates were awarded degrees, out of which 19 scholars were awarded PhD degrees, 1053 students were awarded Post Graduate degrees and 340 students were awarded Undergraduate degrees.

Hon D.Sc was awarded to Prof Nirmal Kr Chaudhury, former VC, Gauhati University for outstanding contribution in the field academic administration and promotion of science, technology and innovation. Hon D.Litt. was awarded to Bishop George Mamalassery, Bishop Emeritus of Tura, Meghalaya for outstanding contribution in the field of education, health, spirituality and brotherhood.

Congratulating the students after conferment

Governor of Meghalaya conferring Hon D.Sc degree to Prof Nirmal Kr Chaudhury. of degrees, Tathagata Roy said, “The world is seeing a lot of changes. But certain things will always remain unchanged. That is human relationships. What differentiates USTM from any private or central university is the human touch”. He urged the graduating students to continue with human touch and be passionate about whatever they do. “To understand ‘unity in diversity’ in the context of India, I would suggest people to

come to USTM because it is encapsulated here. USTM is doing wonderfully well as opposed to many other private universities in the region”, he added.

Addressing the gathering, Prof Vinod Kumar Jain, VC, Tezpur University said that the world is changing rapidly and the challenge is to keep pace with the change and make meaningful contribution to the growth of the country. “Work hard to update your skills” was his

message to the youth.

The guest dignitaries present in the convocation include, Lt. Gen. (Retd) Zameer Uddin Shah, former VC, Aligarh Muslim University; Dr Mridul Hazarika, former VC, Gauhati University; Prof. (Dr.) J. S. Patil, VC, National Law University and Judicial Academy; Prof (Dr) Dipika Deka, VC, Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences; Dr. Dhiraj Bora, VC, Assam Science & Technology University. Earlier, in his welcome address, the Chancellor of USTM Mahbubul Hoque said, “We aspire to become a world class university and appeal to all the stakeholders to join us in our endeavour to transform this university into a world class institution and participate in the nation-building process”. He also expressed gratitude to the Government of Meghalaya for its help in the creation of USTM. The University report was presented by the Vice Chancellor of USTM, Dr PK Goswami.

Bhowmik said electors were stopped from going out to vote in certain localities but added that there was no major violence anywhere near polling stations.

The CPI (M), meanwhile, alleged that polling agents of the party were thrown out of election centres in many areas. “We don’t have full reports yet.

The poll process was better than previous elections but it was not entirely free and fair,” the party said.

Late Dilip Sarkar was a five-time former Congress legislator who defected to Trinamool Congress in 2016 and further moved to BJP in 2017. He contested from Badharghat assembly constituency in 2018 Assembly polls on a BJP ticket and emerged victorious.

He was elected MLA for the first time in 1988 and served as minister in the Congress-TUJS government from 1988 till 1993. Sarkar contested against former CPI (M) MP Jharna Das Baidya in 2018 assembly elections at Badharghat assembly constituency and won with a margin of 5,448 votes.

NRC-excluded people pushed back from Mizoram

Aizawl, Sep 23 (PTI): Mizoram Home Minister Lalchamliana on Monday said a few hundred people who had been excluded from the NRC list in Assam were detected and pushed back to Assam from the interstate border since August 31 when the document was released.

Strict security arrangements were made in areas bordering Assam in the wake of the publication of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and no serious problems have arisen for Mizoram, the minister told a programme of the ruling Mizo National Front.

“Mobile patrolling was being conducted in several roads where people not included in the NRC could have sneaked in and the police found a few hundred of such people. They were pushed back,” Lalchamliana said. The final NRC list in Assam was released on August 31 excluding names of over 19 lakh applicants. He said the state government is planning to computerise the inner line permit (ILP) FEGOCTA is compelled system so that the document to launch the agitations, he could be verified at all the police check posts. added.

FEGOCTA announce stirs against Mnp govt Correspondent

IMPHAL, Sep 23: Teachers of government colleges in Manipur announced a series of stirs to be launched starting from Tuesday, demanding implementation of 7th Pay and UGC Regulations 2018.

The teachers decided to go ahead with the stirs after no positive response came up from the government regarding their demands even as the deadline set by the teachers under Federation of Government College Teachers’ Association (FEGOCTA) Manipur ended Monday.

On September 9, the teachers under FEGOCTA had served an ultimatum to the chief minister of Manipur to address their demands on or before September 23.

“No response came from the government even as the deadline served by us expired today,” said Dr N Somorendro Singh, general secretary, FEGOCTA at a news conference.

He reminded that the ultimatum served to the state government on September 9 was the fourth ultimatum FEGOCTA had served to the government to address their demands.

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their planned series of protests to commence on Tuesday and in the coming days.

The general secretary said that teachers will take mass casual leave for two days on Tuesday and Wednesday which will be followed by a mass sit-in-protest on September 26 in Imphal.

There will be two days sit-in-protest on September 27 and 28 by the teachers in front of their respective college premises.

“If government still fails to response positively to the genuine demands of the government college teachers, we will launch an indefinite cease work strike from October 3,” the general secretary announced.

FEGOCTA has been pressing the state government to address their demands for implementation of 7th Pay and UGC Regulations 2018.

The general secretary said that FEGOCTA had, on September 11, sent letters to the Prime Minister and Union minister of human resource development urging them to direct the state government to implement the 7th UGC Pay and Regulations 2018.

He claimed that the order issued by the state government regarding implementation of 7th pay to its employees had excluded government college teachers.

He said that the 7th UGC Pay has already been

implemented in other states including neighbouring state of Assam.

The general secretary reiterated that teachers of the colleges were not interested in launching strike or any other forms of protest which will not be in the interest of students and higher education.

As the government remained deaf in fulfilling the demands of the teachers,

APOLOGY

I, Babul Enti or Athriba son of Mr. Milan Enti of Assam, made a declaration as Athriba Sumi son of Mr. Govishe of Amboto New village under Wokha district dated 22.09.2019 at Nagaland Post do hereby tender my unconditional and sincere apology to the Sumi tribe in particular and the Nagas in general for defaming the good image. I therefore ask forgiveness for my ignorance and assure that such kind of errors would not be repeated in future.

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Armed ultra nabbed BSF-BGB meet in Shillong from Tuesday Correspondent

DIPHU, Sep 23: Diphu police and Indian army in a joint operation arrested one suspected Peoples Democratic Council of Karbi Longri (PDCK) cadre from Diphu railway station on Monday. Security forces also recovered one foreign made pistol with six live bullets and rupees sixty three thousands in cash.

Police has identified the cadre as Sukursing Millik, resident of Dengaon locality of east Karbi Anglong under Dokmoka police station

Gupta named new Sikkim chief secretary

Gangtok, Sep 23 (PTI): Senior bureaucrat S C Gupta has been appointed as the new chief secretary of Sikkim, an official notification said.

The 1986-batch IAS officer will take charge as the chief secretary on October 1 upon the superannuation of present Chief Secretary A K Shrivastava on September 30, the notification issued by Principal Secretary Tenzing Gelek said.

Gupta will continue to hold the additional charge as the home secretary, it said.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

No. JUD-21/SUCCTN/LEGAL GRDNSP/2018/ ZBTO. Dated the ...... 20 .......

NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

Shri/Smti Vinitoli Awomi of Mukhami colony/village/town under Zunheboto District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband, Late X Akaho Awomi has expired on 31 July 2019.

It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same.

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Shillong, Sep 23 (PTI): A three-day meeting between the BSF and its Bangladesh counterpart BGB will be held here on Tuesday with an aim to improve border management and coordination between the two countries, officials said.

A 12-member delegation of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB), led by IG-rank officer Md Zakir Hussain, will hold talks over issues concerning the two countries with a team of BSF officials, headed by Meghalaya frontier Inspector-General Kuldeep Saini, they said. A senior Border Security Force (BSF) official said the conference also aims at resolving differences, if any, between the two forces. He, however, insisted that there are “no major problems” along the India-Bangladesh border. “Among other issues, the two sides will talk about cross-border crimes and border fencing,” he added.

Dear Roshan Sahani, Dear son, you have been much more than a son to me- the most beautiful gift from God. I have cherished all the precious moments watching you grow up and the tender memories will remain close to my heart forever!

I love you son. Happy birthday!

From Papa, mum, uncle and relatives Dearest Tenzukjungla Pongen, With you on this great day 24th September as you turns Four. We wish you good health,happiness and many more birthdays in the days to come. We love you so much. God bless you.

With lots of love and prayer..Mom,Dad & loved ones

10 killed, 8 injured in Assam road mishap

Mangled remains of a bus and a minibus after a collision at Demow, in Sivasagar district of Assam on Monday. (PTI) Guwahati, Sep 23 (IANS): At least ten people died and eight others were badly injured in a tragic road mishap at Demow in Upper Assam’s Sivasagar district on Monday morning, police said.

The incident took place at Thaora Dol in Demow when two passenger vehicles travelling in opposite direction collided head on.

Police said that while four people died on the spot, six others were de-

clared brought dead by the hospital.

“Eight seriously injured people have been shifted to different hospitals including the education college at Dibrugah,” Police said adding that as it was raining in the area the passengers vehicles must have lost control and met with the accident.

Locals said that the accident took place when a passenger vehicle going to Jorhat collided head on with a passenger bus going

to Dibrugarh. The impact was huge as the front side of the passenger vehicle got completely damaged, locals added.

Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal has expressed grief over the accident and has asked the Transport Commissioner Virendra Mittal to launch a probe.

The Chief Minister has also asked the department concerned to extend all possible help to the injured.

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ICAR Nagaland Centre, Medziphema invites e-tendering for Supply of Hatcher & Setter from the reputed Firms/ Suppliers/ Manufacturers/ Producers/ Authorized Dealers etc. under PSP (Poultry Seed Project) Project.

Tender Documents can be downloaded from Central Public Procurement Portal (CPPP) or http:// www.icarnagaland.nic.in/ e-mail at icarnagaland@gmail. com.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

I, Mr. Imtisukum, H/o Mrs. Eymchaoya, on 31 st August 2019 in the presence of Ngangpong Village Council, has extended my ‘Sincerest Apology’ in framing myself as Ngangpong Citizen and defaming the Village name.

Henceforth, I declared not to use the Village name in any platform for my own interest. And if I happened to repeat again, I will be liable to Village Council and to take action against me as per the law of the Village.

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BHANDARI : NAGALAND No. GA/BDI/JUDL-7/2014-15/142-4 Dt, Bhandari the 13th Sept 2019 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Bichano Tungoe is applying for issue of Succession Certificate under provisions of the Indian Succession Act of 1925 for drawal of Pension Benefits and for operating Bank Accounts No. 32124130748 belonging to her deceased husband Late Rentsamo Tungoe who expired on 20/07/2019.

Therefore, Public Notice is hereby issued for any person to file claims and objections if any, against the above mentioned properties, benefits etc. within a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. In the absence of such claims and objections within stipulated time Succession Certificate will be issued.

Sd/- TIAMEREN CHANG WC-349 Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Bhandari : Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND No. Judl-47/2017-18/ Dt, Wokha the 17th Sept 2019 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Mhonchumi Kithan, wife of Late Shri. Lochamo Kithan, a permanent resident of Yikhum Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/ family pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. NL/3162 and to close SBI AC No. 11766528879 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Lochamo Kithan who expired on 15/08/2019.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims or objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Further, no claims or objections shall be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued to the concerned.

Sd/- K. MHATHUNG TSANGLAO WC-350 Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Nagaland

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925).

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

In the Court of Smti V. Lovitoly Sema Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Qhevishe Sumi Deceased, has been filed by Smti Kiholi relation Wife, R/o H/No - 104, Sovima Village 6th Mile, Dimapur to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 19/08/2019.

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 22/10/2019.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 23 day of 9/2019.

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No. JUD-21/SUCCTN/LEGAL GRDNSP/2018/4/889 ZBTO. Dated the 20/09/2019

NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

Shri/Smti Y. Hegholi of Mishikito Village under Dimapur District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/ Wife/Husband/Brother/Sister/Father/ Mother/Son/Daughter, Late Yetozhe has expired on 22.02.1987.

It is hereby notified that if No Objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for the issue of the same.

(Peter Lichamo) NCS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto Nagaland DP-7158

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Balakot camp reactivated

by Pak: Army chief Rawat

CHENNAI, SEP 23 (PTI): Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Monday said Pakistan has reactivated the Balakot terror camp very recently and about 500 infiltrators were waiting to sneak into India.

The response to the terror camp getting functional again may go beyond India’s previous response by way of an air strike in February, he told reporters here at the Officers Training Academy here. “Let me tell you, Balakot has been reactivated by Pakistan very recently,” he said apparently stating that the terror camp beyond the border has become operational again while answering a question on new terror camps.

The chief of Army staff, obviously pointing to the hiatus in terror operations at Balakot for several months following the cross border strike, said it highlighted the Indian Air Force’s action in February.

Balakot had suffered damaged and was destroyed by the cross border strike

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and “that is why people have got away from there and now it has been reactivated,” he said.

In March, Congress leader Sam Pitroda had asked the government to come out with “more facts” on the Balakot air strikes and it had led to a political slugfest. The chief of the Army staff earlier inaugurated the Young leaders training wing at the OTA. Asked about the response to the reactivation and if a repeat strike may be expected, he said: “Why must you expect repeat of

Shame on BJP for creating panic over NRC in WB: Mamata KOLKATA, SEP 23 (PTI): Accusing the BJP of creating panic over NRC, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday claimed it has led to six deaths in the state.

Addressing a trade unions’ meet here, the TMC supremo iterated that she will not allow NRC exercise in the state.

“NRC exercise will not be carried out in Bengal or anywhere else in country, it was conducted in Assam due to Assam accord,” she asserted.

The Assam Accord, an agreement signed in 1985 between the then Rajiv Gandhi government and the All Assam Students’ Union, had ended a six-year mass movement against immigrants alleged to have settled illegally from Bangladesh.

“Shame on the BJP for creating panic over NRC (National Register of Citizens) in Bengal, it has led to six deaths. Have faith in me, I will never allow the exercise in Bengal,” Banerjee said, without elaborating further.

More than 19 lakh people in Assam have been excluded from the recently published final NRC, a proof of Indian citizenship.

Criticising the saffron party for “undermining democratic values” in the

Mamata Banerjee (File)

country, the chief minister said, “Democracy exists in Bengal but it is under threat in several other parts of the country.”

The BJP is not talking about job losses or the downward spiral of Indian economy, all it wants to do is serve own political interests, she alleged.

“A rally will be taken out on October 18 against privatisation and shutting down of public sector units across the country. I will take part in it,” the TMC chief stated.

Referring to the recent Jadavpur University fracas on September 19, she said the people of Bengal have seen what they (ABVP and BJP) did at the institute.

“They try to wield power everywhere, bulldoze everything,” Banerjee maintained.

The CM also lambasted the media for allegedly bowing down to the BJP-led government at the Centre.

a similar thing, earlier we did something, then we did Balakot, why must we repeat......why not keep the other side guessing as to what we will do; why tell him what we are going to do, why not keep him guessing, why say repeat, why not something beyond that.”

To a question on the number of infiltrators waiting to get in, he said the numbers kept fluctuating based on the weather pattern.

“These numbers keep fluctuating, but I would say yes there are at least 500 people who are waiting to infiltrate and that is the minimum number,” he said.

As the ice has melted, the bid to infiltrate is towards the northern part of Jammu and Kashmir and when temperature falls such attempts were through areas less vulnerable to snowfall, he said. The Army has taken adequate measures to curb infiltration to the maximum extent by deploying more troops along the Line of Control, he said.

Man lynched on suspicion of thief, 3 arrested JAMNAGAR, SEP 23 (PTI): An unidentified man was allegedly beaten to death by a group of seven persons on suspicion of being a thief in Gujarat’s Jamnagar district, police said on Monday. The incident took place at Moti Khavdi village on Sunday following which three of the accused were arrested, an official at Medhpar police station said.

The man, who was apparently mentally unstable and around 35 years of age, tried to enter the house in which the accused stayed by jumping the compound wall and breaking its window on Sunday morning, he said.

He then hurled abuses at them following which the accused, suspecting that the man was a thief, thrashed him with wooden and plastic sticks, killing him on the spot, the official said.

The accused worked as supervisors at a private fabrication factory nearby and lived in a rented house.

When they informed their senior at the factory about the incident, he rushed to the spot and called the police. Later, the police arrested three of the accused, Prabhakar Tripathi (native of Deoria in UP), Yogesh Singh (from Sultanpur in UP) and Manoj Singh (hailing from Bihar), he said.

Would be better if PM shed aversion to Nehru: Congress NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): Congress on Monday hailed the US House Majority Leader’s invoking of Jawaharlal Nehru in his speech at the ‘Howdy Modi’ event, saying it would have been better if PM Narendra Modi would have shed his aversion to India’s first PM and joined in endorsing what American leader said.

Democrat Steny Hoyer, while welcoming Modi at the event had invoked Mahatma Gandhi and India’s first PM Nehru in his speech. Asked about Hoyer’s remarks, Congress’ senior spokesperson Anand Sharma said it was heartening to see leaders in America recognise the contribution of Gandhi and Nehru, “like we respect Martin Luther King or Nelson Mandela”.

“Nehru (was) the frontranking leader of the Indian national movement and architect of modern India, we owe a debt of gratitude to him. It would have been better the PM would have shed his aversion to Pt. Nehru and joined in endorsing what the US Senators were saying about Nehru and Gandhi,” he told reporters.

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Sonia, Manmohan meet Chidambaram at Tihar NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): Former prime minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Monday met P Chidambaram at Tihar Jail, where he has been lodged since September 5 in connection with the INX media case.

The two Congress leaders were accompanied by Karti Chidambaram, the former finance minister’s son who is also a Lok Sabha MP. Chidambaram, who had asked his family to tweet on his behalf, said he was honoured that the two leaders visited him.

“I am honoured that Smt. Sonia Gandhi and Dr. Manmohan Singh called on me today. As long as the Congress party is strong and brave, I will also be strong and brave,” he tweeted.

He also took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his “Everything is fine in India” remark, saying, “Bharat mai sab achha hai. Except for unemployment, loss of existing jobs, lower wages, mob violence, lockdown in Kashmir and throwing Opposition leaders in prison.”

The prime minister at the ‘Howdy, Modi’ event in

Lensmen shoot as a vehicle from Manmohan Singh and Sonia Gandhi’s convoy arrives at Tihar jail, in New Delhi. (PTI)

Houston on Sunday said, “Energy of NRG (stadium) is a witness of synergy between India and the US...My answer to ‘Howdy, Modi’ is only this: Everything is Fine in India”.

Karti Chidambaram expressed his gratitude to the two Congress leaders for meeting his father.

“My father and I are extremely grateful to Congress president Sonia Gandhiji and former prime minister Manmohan Singhji for visiting us today. This will give us the strength and support in this political fight,” he told PTI after the meeting.

The meeting lasted for the full allotted time of around half-an-hour, sourc-

es said. The party “fully” stands behind Chidambaram and will fight the case politically, the sources quoted Gandhi as having said during the meeting.

Chidambaram also discussed at length with Singh the corporate tax cut and GST concessions announced by the government, according to the sources.

The two held detailed discussions on these economic issues and their repercussions on the country’s economy, they said.

According to the sources, it was discussed during the meeting that the revenue loss due to the tax relief would not be Rs 1.4 lakh crore, as claimed by the

government, because all corporates do not pay corporate tax at the highest rate.

The visiting leaders also enquired about Chidambaram’s health and welfare, they said.

Congress senior spokesperson Anand Sharma called it a “weird statement” when asked about BJP’s accusation that the Congress is “standing behind corruption”.

He said the Indian laws are clear that till the time anyone is found guilty in the court, the accused is innocent. They are only accused and they have constitutional rights to speak out and get bail, Sharma said.

“Those who are in jail for serious offences, their family and close friends also meet them in jail. It is surprising that even family members of BJP leaders, who were in jail, have been going to meet them.

“Chidambaram is a senior Congress leader, he has been a former finance minister for a long time, a former Home minister of India, and Sonia Gandhi and the former PM went to meet him, I think no one should have objections to it,” Sharma said.

Student’s arrest stay refused; Chinmayanand shifted to hospital ALLAHABAD/LUCKNOW, SEP 23 (PTI): The Allahabad High Court on Monday refused to grant relief to the Shahjahanpur student seeking a stay on her possible arrest in an extortion case filed by BJP leader Swami Chinmayanand, who is accused of raping her.

Chinmayanand, who was arrested on Friday, was shifted on Monday from a Shahjahanpur jail to a Lucknow hospital, where he was tested for cardiac problems.

The special investigation team (SIT) probing the case submitted a report in a sealed cover before a twojudge bench.

Expressing satisfaction with the probe so far, the bench of Justices Manoj Mishra and Manju Rani Chauhan fixed October 22 for the probe team to submit the next report. The woman was also present in the court room.

The postgraduate law student had sought a stay on her arrest after the SIT booked her and arrested three men for allegedly trying to extort money from Chinmayanand.

“If the victim wants any relief in this regard, she may file a fresh petition before an appropriate bench,” the high court said.

“This bench was nominated to the case only for monitoring the investigation

Police arrest Swami Chinmayanand on Friday. (File)

in this matter and has no jurisdiction to pass order on stay of arrest.”

The woman, who studied at a college run by Chinmayanand’s ashram, has alleged she was raped and physically exploited by the former Union minister for a over a year. She first mentioned about harassment by him in a video clip uploaded on social media last month.

The Supreme Court had on September 2 taken suo motu cognizance of the case and directed the high court to monitor the investigation. The SIT was also formed by the Uttar Pradesh government on the directions of the apex court.

Meanwhile, Chinmayanand has been admitted to the intensive care unit of the Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute (SGPGI)

in Lucknow, where cardiologists examined him, Jail Superintendent Rakesh Kumar said.

Hospital Chief Medical Superintendent Amit Agarwal said angiography was done and no significant blockage was found, adding that angioplasty was not required.

The chest pain Chinmayanand suffered from was linked to his diabetes, Agarwal said.

The 72-year-old will be stabilised with medicines in four or five days and his discharge will be planned in due course of time, according to the doctor.

Doctors in Shahjahanpur had earlier referred the Bharatiya Janata Party leader to Lucknow for angiography in view of his health condition, according to jail sources.

Chinmayanand was arrested on Friday and sent to 14 days’ judicial custody. He has been booked under sections 354 D (stalking), 342 (wrongful confinement) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code.

Instead of Section 376 (rape), the 72-year-old has been booked under Section 376 C, which is usually applied in cases where a person abuses his position to “induce or seduce” a woman under his charge to have “sexual intercourse not amounting to the offence of rape”.

If proved, a rape charge can lead to punishment of up to life imprisonment, while someone convicted under Section 376C can be jailed for between five and 10 years.

The woman had claimed that the police were trying to weaken the case against the ruling party politician.

The high cour t on Monday found that the in-

vestigation was going on in a proper way, adding that even the student had not made any allegation in her application regarding irregularities in the investigation.

The bench also did not accept a second prayer by the woman, who sought permission to record a rectified or a fresh statement under Section 164 of the Code Of Criminal Procedure as she said her earlier statement made before the magistrate was not proper.

The court observed that there was no allegation against the magistrate concerned nor any provision had been shown for recording a rectified statement of the woman.

According to the court, the only allegation made was that the woman’s signature was obtained only on the last page instead on each page of her statement.

The bench said there was also no allegation against a woman, who was present while the student’s statement was being recorded. It added that the woman was apparently present in the chamber so that student may feel comfortable during the recording of the statement.

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Modi-Trump chemistry

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S president Donald Trump made a surprise appearance at the ‘Howdy Modi’ event in Houston Monday, organised by Indian-Americans to welcome prime minister Narendra Modi. The leaders of the world’s two largest democracies took the stage together in Houston before a roaring crowd of tens of thousands of Indian Americans, where Modi delivered an unmistakable endorsement of Trump’s presidency and cast their joint appearance in historic terms. The prime minister repurposed his own campaign slogan in India to rally support for Trump in the United States: “Abki baar, Trump sarkar,” meaning, “This time, a Trump country.” Both the leaders spared no effort to compliment each other in more than one way. The event billed as the biggest ever event for the Indian prime minister also provided an occasion for Trump to pitch his re-election campaign speech where he spoke about his administration’s vow to rid America of illegal immigrants and border security. Trump also spoke about the common concern of both India and American over radical Islamic terrorism. Trump’s anti-illegal immigration and border security could not have been more reassuring for Modi, whose government has been proactive in targeting suspected Bangladeshi Mulsim immigrants and intensive plugging of the IndoPakistan border to prevent infiltration of terrorists.

The anti-immigrant and anti-terror points in Trump’s speech readily found resonance with the visiting Indian prime minister. Both leaders announced a joint front on several key issues, but articulated an entirely new script on cooperation on terrorism. In a scarcely veiled attack on Pakistan, Modi said the “whole world knows where the threads from the 9/11 terror attacks to the 26/11 Mumbai lead”. Modi responded to Trump’s speech on the issue of fighting a decisive battle against terrorism and all those promoting it by asking the 50,000 India-American crowds to give the US president a standing ovation for his commitment in fighting terrorism. Trump was clearly on election-mode to woo Indian-American votes for the US presidential election in 2020.In the 2016 election, Trump won the support of roughly 14 per cent of Indian American voters, compared to 84 per cent for Hillary Clinton, according to an analysis by the Asian American Legal Defence and Education Fund. Warming to the theme Trump assured the cheering audience that they and India will never have a friend like “Donald Trump” in the US. That this comes in the wake of survey reports that the Indian-Americans were looking more at Joe Biden for President makes it very understandable, as now the race is for funding and votes. Trump began with reference to the similarities in the constitutions of both countries on freedom and equality. However Trump is seen as being far right of the centre as Modi is. In 2015 in his second visit to India under Modi, then US president Barack Obama also quoted the constitutions of both countries that guarantee religious freedom but with emphasis against religious extremism. Both Trump and Modi preside over two of the world’s largest democracies both presently being divided by race and religion respectively. It was indeed a real strategic relationship now with Trump looking for electoral support, and Modi for endorsement of his political agenda and hence the space to carry their respective agenda at home.

DailyDevotion The Missionary’s Goal He…said to them, “Behold, we are going up to Jerusalem…” —Luke 18:31 In our natural life our ambitions change as we grow, but in the Christian life the goal is given at the very beginning, and the beginning and the end are exactly the same, namely, our Lord Himself. We start with Christ and we end with Him— “…till we all come…to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ…” (Ephesians 4:13), not simply to our own idea of what the Christian life should be. The goal of the missionary is to do God’s will, not to be useful or to win the lost. A missionary is useful and he doeswin the lost, but that is not his goal. His goal is to do the will of his Lord.

In our Lord’s life, Jerusalem was the place where He reached the culmination of His Father’s will upon the cross, and unless we go there with Jesus we will have no friendship or fellowship with Him. Nothing ever diverted our Lord on His way to Jerusalem. He never hurried through certain villages where He was persecuted, or lingered in others where He was blessed. Neither gratitude nor ingratitude turned our Lord even the slightest degree away from His purpose to go “up to Jerusalem.”

“A disciple is not above his teacher, nor a servant above his master” (Matthew 10:24). In other words, the same things that happened to our Lord will happen to us on our way to our “Jerusalem.” There will be works of God exhibited through us, people will get blessed, and one or two will show gratitude while the rest will show total ingratitude, but nothing must divert us from going “up to [our] Jerusalem.” “…there they crucified Him…” (Luke 23:33).

That is what happened when our Lord reached Jerusalem, and that event is the doorway to our salvation.

The saints, however, do not end in crucifixion; by the Lord’s grace they end in glory. In the meantime our watchword should be summed up by each of us saying, “I too go ‘up to Jerusalem.’ ”

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Everything is generated through your own will power. ~ Ray Bradbury

W

e always knew that dogs were good for our mental health. Many studies, like the one conducted by Dr Laurie Santos, professor of psychology and director of the Canine Cognition Center at Yale University, have shown how even brief interactions with dogs can significantly alleviate our mood and reduce our anxiety levels. Research shows their positive effect on their guardians’ health, such as lowering blood pressure, combating loneliness, encouraging physical activity, and promoting an overall sense of happiness.

Pets, specially dogs, are increasingly viewed as family. Research among American (Blouin 2013) and Israeli (Shir-Vertesh 2012) adults, for example, shows that a growing number of pet owners describe their dog or cat as a “family member.”

As dogs and cats are increasingly viewed as family members, a person’s pets may wield significant influence in human courtship and ultimate partner choice.

How much does a dog’s opinion matter when a woman chooses a date, or a potential mate? While men treat their dogs as companions and friends, women tend to look upon them as their children as well. As a result, women tend to be more sensitive as to how

their partner treats their dog. A cardinal tenet of evolutionary psychology is that women tend to allocate more brownie points, subconsciously, to child-rearing.

So, a man’s interaction with a dog provides a woman with clues signaling their date’s qualities as a potential parent, according to the research conducted by the University of Nevada anthropologist Peter Gray, published in Psychology Today.

A man who has a dog automatically leads women to believe that he’s nurturing and responsible with people too, and that he is affectionate and compassionate, especially if he has adopted a rescued dog.

A survey was given to a group of singles, who were registered on the online dating site, Match.com, to determine the role companion animals play in partner assessment and partner selection.

The results of the survey showed that women are more sensitive to a potential partner’s treatment of companion animals, because they place greater concern on the well-being of their current companion animals, as well as the possible integration of a partner’s companions into their family. Additionally, women were much more likely than men to judge a date based on how that person reacted to their companion animal,

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It’s a double yes so they could decide if that person was worth dating and whether he will be kind, committed, and engaged with their own future children.

Women also placed value on how their dog reacted to a potential mate, in the same way that she would put value on how her human children would react to a potential mate. The survey found that women are more satisfied in their relationships when their partners feel the same way they do about their companion animals, and when there is harmony in the household.

Dogs serve more commonly as social guidelines in the dating world than cats.

Companion cats tend to be less social and demanding, and less integrated into their guardians’ lives, so they show less of a potential partner’s caregiving capacity.

Most of the singles in the study stated that they would approach someone they were attracted to, if that person had a dog with them, mainly because dogs are easy conversation starters.

Do men realize this?

Most do. When asked “Have you ever used a pet to attract a potential date?”, a much higher percentage of men than women reported having done so. Which means that men know that these traits are desirable to prospective mates. In a study conducted by Gueguen and Ciccoti , published in Anthrozoos, a man with a dog was more likely to obtain unfamiliar woman’s phone number during a meeting in a public space, than the same man without a dog.

Another study, done by Tifferet et al. in the Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, showed that women evaluate men as more attractive if these men were described as dog owners. Anecdotal data also suggests that an adult’s perception of pet dogs (example, particularly whether they are allergic to them, or if they do not like to take care of animals) may also play a role in mate selection. Do dogs get an active say in your selection of mate? Do they eavesdrop on your conversations, pick up clues, form opinions? The

answer is yes.

Kazuo Fujita, the lead researcher of Kyoto University in Japan, tested 18 canines. In this test, the dogs watched as their owners asked a stranger to help him open a box. In the first scenario, the stranger refused to aid the owner. In the second, the stranger came to the owner’s rescue. And in the third, the stranger remained neutral, neither helping nor refusing aid. Afterwards, the strangers approached the dogs with treats. The animals refused to take food from the strangers who had snubbed their owners. They took treats from the helpful and neutral parties.

Over the process of domestication, the human-dog bond has evolved. The dog studies the guardian’s behaviour, says Oscar E. Chavez, DVM, at Cal Poly Pomona University. “They’re watching our every move to see if we give them clues as to our intentions. In this way, they can anticipate that it’s time for a walk, or see that you are getting ready to leave, or perhaps that it’s dinnertime.

They’ve become the animal kingdom’s human language experts — both physical and spoken language.”

Dogs make their opinions clear as to whether the male, a woman is seeing, is a good partner in the long run or not. Since they are not attracted superficially and have spent time analyzing behaviour, it might be better

to rely on their judgment rather than yours- they could save you from yourself!

Here are a few signs that indicate that your dog disapproves of the man you’re seeing: * A stiff tail between the legs and ears pinned to the back. * Growling or snarling. * A polite sniff of the crotch is a stamp of approval. A crotch bite, on the other hand is not. * If your pup is licking your guy by the third date you’re ok. If that lick of approval happens on the first date, keep the man! * If your date throws a stick and the dog , who normally fetches everything, refuses to fetch the stick it’s a sign of massive disapproval. * Refusal to g reet him. * Refusal to leave you alone in his company. * Not letting your man take the lead while the two of them go for a walk together. If your dog is walking him, you know the dog has no respect for this man. But if your dog is well-behaved, and heeling, it’s ok. If he goes to the bathroom in front of your man, your dog is very comfortable and it’s a double yes. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org

Post-mortem The Emergence of Postmodern Ethos in a Church Western Sumi Hoho Operation Salvage -2

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radually from the 1960s and 1970s, the wester n world has moved philosophically from Modernism to postmodernism. For about two centuries thinking has been shaped by the Enlightenment with its emphasis on human reason and its optimism about human ability and human achievement under postmodern conditions, the question of God is simply irrelevant to so much of what we on a daily basis that it eventually drops out of mind and heart. God is simply forgotten. Bearing in mind Jesus’ enigmatic reply to the question of whether taxes should be paid to Caesar or not, we find that after all those things that belong to postmodern society and culture have been rendered to them, there simply is not very much left to render to God, even if we still believe in Him. This arrogance has by-passed God and His revelation and led to the collapse of morality.

Postmodernism is fiercely antinomian. It is admitted that people make mistake, but the word ‘sin’ is seldom mentioned and the idea that we sin against God is avoided.

Right and wrong are judged according to human feelings. The idea that has an unchangeable, holy, moral law by which He will Judge every person is unpopular. In an age of postmodernism the very idea of truth is being scorned and attacked even within the Church, where people ought to revere the truth most highly, king Solomon’s wise advice has never been more timely: “Buy the truth, and do not sell it” (Prov.23:23). Postmodernism suggests that if objective truth exists, it cannot be known objectively or with any degree of certainty. God and the truth are inseparable.

Every thought about the essence of truth what makes it “True”, and how we can possibly know anything for sure, quickly moves us back to God. (John 14:6) Which is also why it is not particularly surprising when someone who repudiates God rejects His truth as well. If a person can’t tolerate the thought of God, there is simply no comfortable place for the concept of truth in that person’s worldview, either. So the consistent atheist, agnostic, or idolater might as well hate the very idea of truth.

After all, to reject God is to reject the giver of all truth, the final Judge of what really is

true, and the very essence and embodiment of truth itself.

Who would have thought that people claiming to be Christians, even Church leaders would attack the notion of truth? No wonder: the emerging church began as a self-conscious effort to make Christianity more suitable to a postmodern culture. Emerging Christians are determined to adapt the Christian faith, the structure of the church, the language of faith, and even the gospel message itself to the ideas and rhetoric of postmodernism. Postmodern influences have come into the evangelical movement through other avenues.

The idea that Christian message should be kept pliable ambiguous seems especially attractive to young people who are in tune with the culture and in love with the spirit of the age and can’t stand to have authoritative biblical truth applied with precision as a corrective to worldlylifestyles, unholy minds, and ungodly behavior. And the poison of this perspective is being increasingly injected into the evangelical church body.

The church has grown lazy, worldly, and self-satisfied.

Church leaders are obsessed with style and methodology, losing interest in the glory of God and becoming grossly apathetic about truth and sound Doctrine.

Postmodernism says that there is no real truth. It says that knowledge is always made or invented and not discovered because knowledge is made by people, a person cannot know something with certainty-all ideas and facts are believed instead of known people believe that they know what the truth is, but they will think that the truth is something different later, this is the opposite of “objectivity” when says that the one truth is always there and people have to discover it. Postmodernism says that one person should not try to make another person believe what he believe, because it means nothings to say that one belief is right and the other is wrong.

Starting with the 18th century Enlightenment and into the early 20th century, many people believed that science and new knowledge would make the world better.

They believed than whatever scientists or Philosophers discovered something new, it would inevitably make society a little bit better. This

seemed obvious with of the new technology that had come about in the Industrial Revolution, allowing people to have things from cars to washing machines. Postmodernism holds that there is no real “social progress” because different people have different ideas about what social progress is. The Industrial Revolution helped many. But harmed many too. Postmodernism holds that while some things about the world change, people only want to believe that the world is better than it was. It changes but does not get better, better there is no “better”. Postmodernism says that art, music, and literature, for example, can be anything that its maker says that it is. Postmodernism art and literature commonly talks about itself and makes fun of itself. It makes fun serious art and even the very idea of art. Postmodernism has influenced many culture fields, including of literary criticism, philosophy, sociology, linguistic, architecture, visual arts, and music and Christians literatures.

Postmodernism also led people e to think differently about love, marriage popular culture and the change in much of the western world from an industrial. Postmodern are remarkably nonchalant about the meaninglessness that they experience in life. Reading the works of an earlier generation of writers, existentialist authors like Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus, one almost develops a sense of vertigo, the kind of apprehension that one sets when standing too near the edge of a terrifying precipice, so bleak, empty, and lifethreatening was their vision.

That sense, however, has now completely gone. Postmodern live on the surface, not in the depths, and theirs is a despair to be tossed off lightly and which might even be alleviated by nothing more serious than a sitcom. There are today few of the convulsions that once happened in the depths of the human spirit. These are different responses to the same sense of meaninglessness, which is one of the threads that weaves its way from the modern past into the postmodern present.

What changes is simply how those afflicted with the drift and emptiness of postmodern life copes with it.

(To be concluded) Vikiho Kiba, Pastor, NCRC Sumi, Doyapur Road, (vikihokiba0@gmail.com)

(From previous issue) Sad to say but now many landowners of the Western Sumi villages who have sold off all their lands have become landless labourers in their own land. It’s a sad but a dismal reality.

Many once were big landlords have now been reduced to his own compound or ‘Akiphu’ (in Sumi dialect) due to continuous selling off of land.

With the burgeoning population land is becoming scarce commodity but the obsession to lead extravagant lifestyles by selling off one’s land without any visionary plans for future investment have only brought poverty and misery to many families. There are many who sell their lands off to give education to their children, to avail medical treatments and to invest in other business also. With the absence of any viable industry or modern mechanised farming as a source of livelihood the enticement of the money pit seems to have become an abyss of ours. Perhaps, it is high time we as a community should come out from our deceptive selves as we will be the only losers from this practice. No community is going to ever sell back the land which we Sumis have sold away. The future depends on our understanding who we are, how the past has made us so and where we are leading. A detailed and a holistic approach by our churches, civil society and the people can drag us out of the quagmire we all are in.

The Chief Guest culture or the ‘Chief Cash’ Culture to put it in a more appropriate way practiced mostly by our people especially by our Western Sumis should be immediately done away with especially by the student organizations. Other tribes are already discarding this practice and some have even announced it publicly. May we also be able to follow such good examples .Many a time people with dubious distinctions and questionable morality are invited as chief guests to speak on ethics and integrity when their very own principle or integrity is more doubtful. Money should not always the sole objective for every programme that is organised.

The habit of spending lavishly on extravagant weddings is something to be pondered seriously. For the haves

money is never an issue and being their money none can argue. But most lower middle classes and lower classes in trying to apt the richer ones ends up in huge debts after marriage. The trend of killing pigs and distributing meat to everyone you know by name to maintain the so called prestige in the clan or community needs to be prohibited. This was never our tradition except in the case of ‘Aza juna’ where sharing of the meat for only those close kith and kin from the maternal side was a tradition since the days of our forefathers . This is where the church can step in as in the case of christening new-borns where a feast is not allowed anymore but done collectively in groups during church services.

Ours will be a better community and a better place to live if only more responsible mass engages in the building of the common well being; only then it will be a progressive and a transformed society. Our Sumi people and leaders must be instilled with conviction and commitment to go deeper and walk the extra mile not only in our thoughts or words but in deed so we can help drive home successful and meaningful outcomes with positive results for the whole tribe which this tour is meant for. We have been blinded by cheap glitters, dubious distinctions, temporary victories, misplaced passions and false hopes when we have so many other serious matters and alarming issues to be worried about. Hence, this Operation Salvage. Restoring our broken and dispirited selves from the very crux of these issues is the need of the moment.

Welcoming some positive changes and heralding a new chapter will bode well for the entire Sumi community.

There is a light at the end of every tunnel and we sure do need someone to take us out from this tunnel which has enslaved us all.

The challenges we face today requires a concerted, coordinated and a combined efforts from all sections which of course requires us to remember what we were, what we are and who we will be. Let God guide us.

(Concluded) Jonah Achumi

Reader’s Post Sir,

Good going PAC

Public Action Committee (PAC) certainly took a great task for unearthing the various gate collections, which has been going on for sometime and affecting public consumers. Whatever may be the reasons of collections and whichever department may be involved, the main thing is that the truth must be made known to public so misgivings if any are cleared.

One can only laud PAC under Naga Council Dimapur for sincerely manning the check gates over the last couple of days. There will be criticisms from many quarters but it would behove well for PAC to continue such initiatives even in future.

Loshithung Lotha, Duncan Basti Dimapur

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Chidambaram denies CBI claim of Cong slams Modi’s campaign for Trump having used office for personal gain Says will affect India’s bipartisan relations with US

cratic party leader.

“I recall L K Advani praising Nehru in a speech in New York some years ago. Vajpayee’s tribute to Nehru is a masterpiece.

Jaane Kahan Gaye Woh Din...,” Ramesh said in a tweet.

“I’m glad that PM Modi was reminded of the contributions of Nehru by the House Majority Leader in Houston,” he said.

Asked about Hoyer’s remarks, Sharma said it was heartening to see that leaders in America recognise the contribution of leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, “like we respect Martin Luther King or Nelson Mandela”.

“Jawaharlal Nehr u (was) the front-ranking leader of the Indian national movement and architect of modern India, we owe a debt of gratitude to him. It would have been better that the Prime Minister would have shed his aversion to Pandit Nehru and joined in endorsing what the US Senators were saying about Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi,” he told reporters.

Congress leader Abhishek Singhvi also took a swipe at Modi over Hoyer’s remarks, saying, “It was absolutely unexpected for Modi ji”.

“While the achievements of Nehru and Gandhi ji were being mentioned, his (Modi’s) expressions were worth seeing,” he said.

NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): Veteran Congress leader P Chidambaram, arrested in the INX Media corruption case, denied in the Delhi High Court on Monday that he used the office of finance minister for personal gain.

In a rejoinder to CBI’s reply on his bail plea, he said that a look out circular (LOC) has already been issued against him and it is preposterous to allege that he is a flight risk and can evade the process of law.

Denying CBI charges of the present case being a clear betrayal of public trust at large, the former finance minister said that the Rs 305 crore which came to INX media as foreign direct investment was well within the approval percentage of 46.216 per cent.

He also denied in his reply the probe agency’s claim that cogent evidence incriminating him in the offence was on record and a strong case has been made out against him.

Chidambaram also denied the charge that he used the office of the finance minister for personal gains in connivance with his coconspirators and claimed there was no loss to the public exchequer in this case.

“No public funds were involved in this case and it is not a case of bank fraud or taking money out of the country or defrauding depositors in stealing money,” he said in the reply.

3 terrorists involved in BJP, Four SC judges take oath of office taking total strength to 34 RSS leaders’ killings in J-K held

Security on high alert along LoC to avert unrest

Anand Sharma (File)

On President Trump attending the ‘Howdy, Modi’ event in Houston, he said, the Congress has no objections to it.

“But, we hope the Prime Minister would get President Trump to agree to restore all the cuts on H1B Visas, reduce the fees and again restore the GSP so that Indian exports can get access to the US markets,” he said.

Earlier, in a series of tweets, Sharma said Modi was in the US as India’s prime minister, and not a star campaigner in the US elections.

“Mr Prime Minister, you have violated the time honoured principle of Indian foreign policy of not interfering in the domestic elections of another country. This is a singular disservice to the long-term strategic interests of India,” Sharma said on Twitter after the event in Texas on Sunday night where Modi and Trump shared the stage.

Krishna Murari, S Ravindra Bhat, V Ramasubramanian and Hrishikesh Roy. (File)

high courts respectively.

Justices Ramasubramanian and Roy headed the Himachal Pradesh and Kerala high courts respectively.

With a huge backlog of cases in the top court, the Centre had last Wednesday cleared the names of the four high court chief justices who were recommended by the apex court Collegium on August 30 for elevation.

The sanctioned strength of Supreme Court judges was increased days after the Chief Justice wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to increase the number of judges in the top court.

According to a written

reply by the Law Ministry to a Rajya Sabha question on July 11 this year, 59,331 cases are pending in the top court.

Due to paucity of judges, the required number of Constitution benches to decide important cases involving questions of law were not being formed, the CJI had said.

The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Act, 1956 originally provided for a maximum of ten judges (excluding the CJI).

This number was increased to 13 by the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Act, 1960, and to 17 in 1977.

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during the investigation, leading to seizure of some pistols, a rifle and some kinds of ammunition.

The IGP said, “I would like to send a message that anyone harbouring, sympathizing, transporting or helping terrorists in any form will be dealt with very strictly under the provisions of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.” The hilly district, which was declared terrorism-free over a decade ago, has witnessed a number of terror strikes and weapon snatching incidents over the past 10 months.

Terrorists shot dead BJP leader Anil Parihar and his brother Ajit Parihar in Kishtwar town on November 1, 2018. In another strike, the terrorists snatched the service rifle of the deputy commissioner’s Personal Security Officer (PSO) Daleep Kumar on March 8.

They struck again at district hospital on April 9, killing RSS functionary Chanderkant Sharma and his PSO before fleeing the scene with the service rifle of the security personnel.

NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): Indian security forces have been given full freedom to effectively deal with any infiltration bid along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir following inputs that around 450-500 well-trained terrorists are waiting at terror launch pads to sneak into the Valley as part of Pakistan’s design to trigger unrest, military sources said on Monday.

Some of the terrorists waiting to infiltrate into India were trained at the Jaish-e-Mohammad camp in Balakot which was bombed

by Indian Air Force in February, the sources said.

The sources said a large group of terrorists are waiting at the terror launch-pads in Lipa valley on the Pakistani side.

According to intelligence inputs, Pakistan-based terror groups are likely to target vital installations in several key cities.

“Around 450-500 terrorists are waiting at the terror launch pads along the LoC in PoK,” said a source.

Chidambaram said no credibility can be attached to Indrani Muerjea, who has turned an approver in the corruption case, since she and her husband were also being investigated by the CBI in a murder case.

Justice Suresh Kait is scheduled to hear Chidambaram’s bail plea later in the day.

CBI in its reply on Friday opposed Chidambaram’s bail plea in the corruption case, saying it is a “gravest case of economic offences” and the magnitude of financial embezzlement and misuse of high public office disentitles him for any relief.

In its written response to Chidambaram’s bail plea, the CBI had said the gravity of offences committed by the former finance minister for which he is being investigated does not entitle him to seek any relief as it would not only be against the ‘zero tolerance policy on corruption’ but would also be setting a very wrong

precedence in all corruption cases.

It said the investigation revealed that Chidambaram, as the finance minister, had demanded illegal gratification and the payments were made in India and overseas to him and his accused son Karti.

The agency had said despite his arrest, Chidambaram continued to remain evasive while replying the questions put to him during interrogation or confrontation. Chidambaram, who was arrested on August 21 by the CBI from his Jor Bagh residence here, is currently lodged in Tihar Jail under judicial custody till October 3.

The CBI had registered an FIR on May 15, 2017, alleging irregularities in the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) clearance granted to the INX Media group for receiving overseas funds of Rs 305 crore in 2007 during Chidambaram’s tenure as the finance minister.

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(From p-1) The programme is designed to cultivate young leaders, strengthen their understanding of the public administration and prepare them for greater leadership roles in future, it stated.

According to the statement, the programme would also provide Young Fellows the unique opportunity to interact with eminent government officials and knowledge institutions, besides engaging with leaders from the industry, art, literature and journalism to make the fellowship a rare and valu-

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Applicants must be citizens of India and should hold either a master’s degree in economics/public policy/ mass communications or an outstanding bachelor’s degree in engineering and associated fields. They should also have at least one year of work experience. Remunerations of Rs.50,000 per month will be provided to Young Fellows and will have to be stationed at Kohima.

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(From p-1) Giving keynote address, deputy CMO, Dr. Antoly Suu, pointed that under the scheme a beneficiary having e-card could avail upto Rs.5 lakh per year and undergo treatment in all empanelled hospitals in the country. Dy CMO said the beneficiaries were selected basing on the Social Economic Caste Census 2011.

She further informed that altogether 30344 beneficiaries have availed the scheme amounting to Rs.1,75,63,680 in Dimapur district.

The programme was chaired by medical superintendent, while welcome address was delivered by CMO Dimapur, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi. Other highlights included beneficiary testimonial and felicitation of best Pradhan Mantri Arogya Mitra (PMAM). The event was organized

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Nissar Ahmad Sheikh, one of the conspirators, along with Nishad Ahmad and Azad Hussain, all residents of Kishtwar, were arrested for their involvement in the four cases which took place between November last year and September this year, Inspector General of Police, Jammu zone, Mukesh Singh said.

Efforts are on to arrest other active militants of the outfit, who hatched the conspiracy in 2017-18 to revive militancy in the Chenab valley, the IGP, who was flanked by Commander Nine Sector Army Brigadier Vikram Bhan and other senior officers, told reporters here. He said two hideouts set up in the house of Sheikh and Hussain, which were used before and after each of the terror act, were raided

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NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): Four new Supreme Court judges took oath of office on Monday, taking the total strength of judges in the apex court to 34.

Chief Justice of India (CJI) Ranjan Gogoi administered the oath of office and secrecy to justices Krishna Murari, S Ravindra Bhat, V Ramasubramanian and Hrishikesh Roy in a simple function in courtroom 1.

The appointment takes the number of judges in the apex court to the total sanctioned strength of 34, including the CJI. Justices Murari and Bhat headed the Punjab and Haryana and Rajasthan

“Our relationship with the United States of America have throughout been bipartisan, vis-à-vis Republicans and Democrats. Your actively campaigning for Trump is a breach of both India and America as sovereign nations and democracies,” he added.

Sharma’s party colleague P Chidambaram, who is in Tihar jail on charges of alleged corruption, also took a dig at the prime minister over his “Everything is fine in India” remark in Houston.

“Bharat mai sab achha hai. Except for unemployment, loss of existing jobs, lower wages, mob violence, lockdown in Kashmir and throwing Opposition leaders in prison,” Chidambaram tweeted through his family.

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh also hailed US House majority leader invoking Jawaharlal Nehru in his speech at the ‘Howdy Modi’ event, saying it would have been better if Prime Minister Modi would have shed his aversion to India’s first PM and joined in endorsing what the American leaders said.

Democrat Steny Hoyer, while welcoming Prime Minister Modi at the event on Sunday, had invoked Mahatma Gandhi and India’s first prime minister Nehru in his speech.

Ramesh said he is glad that Modi was reminded of the contributions of Nehru by the American Demo-

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Prime Minister should have honoured that,” Sharma told reporters.

“It should not be seen that India is taking positions or sides and Prime minister using that platform to exhort and raise that slogan on ‘Ab ki baar Trump sarkar’ was better avoided,” the Congress leader said.

Sharma said India has engaged with both Republican administration and Democratic administration and it was a Republican administration under President George W Bush “when we successfully negotiated the Indo-US Nuclear deal during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s tenure”.

He said when the US elections came, the Indian leadership under Prime Minister Manmohan Singh did not take a partisan position to support or endorse the Republicans and when Barack Obama took over as the US President, “we carried on with the US engagement with the Democratic administration, as effectively as we had done with the previous Republican administration”.

“As far as India’s strategic interests are concerned, we have to engage with all the parties concerned. We wish the prime minister for his visit. We hope that President Trump would appreciate the Indian diaspora greeting him when the prime minister was there,” he said.

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NEW DELHI, SEP 23 (PTI): The Congress on Monday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of violating Indian foreign policy’s “time honoured principle” of not interfering in the domestic elections of another country by “actively campaigning” for US President Donald Trump at the ‘Howdy, Modi’ event in Houston.

The opposition party said by taking a “partisan” position, the prime minister has done a “disservice” to long-term strategic IndoUS relations. It also took a swipe at Modi saying it would have been better if he would have “shed his aversion” to Jawaharlal Nehru and joined in endorsing what the US Senators were saying about the country’s first prime minister.

Congress senior spokesperson Anand Sharma said it should not be seen that India is taking sides and the Prime Minister using the Houston platform to exhort and raise the slogan of ‘Ab ki baar Trump sarkar’ was better avoided.

“We have a strategic partnership between India and the United States of America which is bipartisan, which we fully endorse.

“But, there is a timehonoured convention of India’s foreign policy that when we engage with the foreign governments or the President or Prime Minister when on foreign soil, we do not take part in the

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Taking about the cost benefit, the minister said, “If we run vehicles on electricity, it would be like cost of Rs.15 per litre of diesel...

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cost. The interest cost (on borrowing) is two-three per cent across the world. In few countries, it is just one per cent. The borrowing cost for MSMEs in our country is 11, 12, or 13% and sometimes up to 14%. We need to reduce capital cost.

The minister added that we have inked agreement with World Bank, Asian Development Bank and KfW to facilitate low-cost line of credit for MSMEs.” He also said, “If our logistics cost comes down, our exports could be one

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prohibit smoke-emission machines in the country, all were afraid... Now, we have plastic cylinders available from Germany which can save 50 per cent cost on LNG (liquefied natural gas) and 40 per cent on CNG.” He also spoke about converting farm stubble left after harvest into clean fuels for generating electricity and running vehicles which can increase farmers’ income manyfold.

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A panel headed by Niti Aayog Chief Executive Officer Amitabh Kant had earlier suggested that only EVs (three-wheelers and two-wheelers) with an engine capacity of up to 150cc should be sold from 2025 onwards.

“I always talk about EVs such as cars, bikes, and buses. Now, it has started naturally. There is no need to make it mandatory.

There is not need to ban petrol and diesel vehicles.

In the next two years, all buses would be electric and run on bio-ethanol and CNG (compressed natural gas),” Gadkari said while speaking at a National Conclave on Energy Efficiency in Micro, Small

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of the branches are in rural and semi-urban areas to facilitate financial inclusion in the country, it said.

“We believe that a wide branch network continues to be important for retail banking. It helps deepen the relationship with the customer by serving them a wide range of products and offerings,” ICICI Bank Executive Director Anup Bagchi said.

More importantly, the branches offer consultation and guidance to customers for all kinds of banking requirements including mortgages, business banking, other loans and investments, he said.

NEW DELHI, Sep 23 (PTI): Allaying fears of the automobile industry, Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said there is no need to ban petrol and diesel vehicles as electric mobility has picked up momentum on its own and all buses would be electric in two years.

Earlier, government think-tank Niti Aayog had reportedly proposed that after 2030, only electric vehicles (EVs) should be sold in India. Later, Union ministers, including Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, tried to allay the fear of automobile manufactures in the country by denying that.

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New Delhi, Sep 23 (PTI): ICICI Bank on Monday said it will expand its retail network by adding 450 new branches this financial year. Of these, the bank has made 320 branches operational for customers and in the process, it has crossed the milestone of having 5,000 branches, ICICI Bank Bank said in a statement.

Another set of 130 branches will also be customer-ready by the end of the current financial year, it said. With this, the bank has a wide network of over 5,190 branches, extension counters and automated teller machines (ATMs) across the country and nearly half

No need to ban petrol, diesel vehicles says Nitin Gadkari

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New Delhi, Sep 23 (IANS): The government has no plans to revise the fiscal deficit or cut any expenditure following the corporate tax cuts, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Sunday. The government cut corporate tax rates on Friday in a move designed to woo manufacturers, revive private investment and consumption and lift growth from a sixyear low.

With the corporate tax cuts cost Rs 1.45 lakh crore to the exchequer, Sitharaman said that the government is not planning to cut its expenditure to meet the shortfall.

The Minister had earlier said infrastructure ministries has been asked to front load expenditure to revive capital expenditure to boost growth.

The Expenditure Secretary is meeting secretaries of line ministries to fast-track their allocated spending to boost the economy, she added.

Sitharaman now said the government would only review the fiscal deficit target

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exports-linked sectors, such as IT and pharma, on the other hand, would benefit the least, accounting for only 5-6 per cent of potential savings because they already enjoyed low effective tax rates.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reduced the corporate tax on companies with a turnover of up to Rs 400 crore to 25 per cent in the Budget presented on July 5. This brought down the effective tax rate on over 99 per cent of companies to 27.8 per cent (corpoarte tax inclusive of surcharge and education cess).

For the rest less than 1 per cent, the effective rate remained at 34.94 (on 30 per cent corporate tax rate). This category of large turnover companies, such as Reliance Industries, Tatas, Aditya Birla Group, are the biggest beneficiary of Sitharaman’s latest tax breaks.

“Tax benefits will also

Nirmala Sitharaman (File)

closer to the 2020-21 budget.

“At this point of time we are not revising any target. The decision will be taken later,” she told reporters at her residence here, adding that there was no plan to cut spending currently.

Sitharaman said the move to cut corporate tax rates is a “calculative risk” and she has not revised any of the revenue or exshuttled between a high of penditure targets for the 70.87 and a low of 71.03 fiscal year yet. “I will take during the day. a review closer to the stage The rupee finally closed when revised estimates will flat at 70.94 against the US be estimated,” she said. dollar despite a steller closShe also said the goving in equity markets. ernment would decide on According to proviadditional market borrowsional data, foreign investors ings for the second half of pumped in Rs 2,684 crore on 2019-20 later. Ratings firm a net basis in capital markets S&P Global said on Friday on Monday.

India’s move to cut corpoInvestors were conrate tax rates was a “credit negative development” despite potentially boosting the economy as it will widen its fiscal deficit.

Global rating agency Moody’s said on Saturday that the corporate tax reduction is credit positive for companies but increases the government’s fiscal risks.

Government sources told Reuters this month that India is likely to miss its fiscal deficit target for the current financial year and, toward the end of 2019, be forced to raise it to 3.5 per cent of GDP from 3.3 per cent after economic growth fell to a Maruti Suzuki delivered over 1000 cars across the North East Region on September 16. The six-year low of 5 per cent in large scale delivery heralds the start of festive season in North East Region. According the April-June quarter. to the company, Maruti Suzuki has a market share of over 54% in the region.

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New Delhi, Sep 23 (IANS): Around 1,000 companies would save nearly Rs 37,000 crore due to recent corporate tax rate cut, according to a Crisil report.

A study of nearly 1,000 companies, spread across 80 sectors, which cover over 70 per cent of the National Stock Exchange’s market capitalisation indicates that effective tax rates had risen over the past five years.

These companies, including oil & gas and financial services, account for nearly one third of the tax paid by India Inc. “Our analysis indicates these companies could see tax savings of Rs 37,000 crore, or nearly a fourth of the total savings anticipated by the government,” the report by Crisil Research said.

Segments linked to consumer would benefit the most given higher effective tax rates of over 30 per cent, it said and added,

vary within sub-segments.

For instance, with the consumption space assessment of automobile manufacturers that account for 50 per cent of volumes sold indicates that tax cuts may have limited benefits because of already lower effective tax rates. But auto component manufacturers, which bear higher effective tax rates, may see maximum gains,” as per the analysis of 70 firms that account for 20 per cent of the market.

The Finance Minister on Friday announced Rs 1.45 lakh crore fiscal stimulus that includes slashing corporate tax to 22 per cent from 30 per cent, cutting down the minimum alternate tax (MAT) and lowering tax to 15 per cent for companies putting fresh capital into manufacturing.

The reduced corporate tax rate of 22 per cent would apply on domestic entities that don’t avail any exemptions and incentives.

Also, these companies will not be required to pay any MAT. Effective tax rate in this case would be 25.17 per cent, including cess and surcharge.

Tax experts said reduction in the corporate tax would benefit large companies, like Reliance, Tata, Vedanta and Adani, more than medium-sized firms.

cerned over the renewed trade worries after the US said that it did not expect any trade deal with China before 2020, dealers said.

US President Donald Trump said that he was not looking at a partial deal and was expecting a complete deal. The comments hit the optimism on the talks between the two sides.

T h e d o l l a r i n d ex , which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, rose by 0.19 per cent to 98.70 as the euro and the British pound declined on growth concerns.

Meanwhile, crude oil benchmark Brent Futures on Friday were trading 0.76 per cent lower at USD 63.79 per barrel on hopes resumption of Saudi Arabia oil production as soon as next week.

Mumbai, Sep 23 (PTI): The rupee recovered from day’s low levels to close flat at 70.94 against the US dollar on Monday helped by foreign fund inflows into equities and lower global crude oil prices.

The domestic currency opened lower and fell to a low of 71.03 later on geopolitical concerns in West Asia and gains in the US currency against major global rivals.

A strong rally in equities amid heavy buying by foreign investors helped the rupee pare losses and touch a day’s high of 70.87.

The local currency finally settled at against major currencies and lower crude prices.

At the interbank foreign exchange, the domestic unit opened weak and

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

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Donald Trump lauds Indian-Americans 40 civilians killed in anti-Taliban raid

his profound gratitude to the nearly 4 million amazing Indian Americans all across the country, who are “thriving, prospering, flourishing and hardworking.”

“You enrich our culture. You uphold our values.

You uplift our communities.

You are truly proud to be Americans and we are proud to have you as Americans.

Tr ump, calling the gathering a “profoundly historic event,” was greeted with a standing ovation by the crowd.

“You (India) have never had a better friend as President as President Donald Trump,” Trump declared as he was loudly cheered.

“We thank you, we love you, and I want you to know that my administration is fighting for you each and everyday,” the president, who is eyeing a second

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The Suruhuto Range Students' Union (SRSU) is deeply saddened by the demise of Late Khutoi Yeptho, Ex. President SRSU on 19/9/19. The Union states that Late Khutoi Yeptho held the post of Vice President from 1991-92 and President from 1992-93. It acknowledges his selfless contribution towards the SRSU which will always be in our hearts. The Union further conveys its deepest condolences to the bereaved family.

(TONOKA AYEMI) President, SRSU

02.08.1979 – 18.09.2019

(VITOKA ACHUMI) Gen. Sec., SRSU

Loving Husband, Children, Parents and In-laws

Afghanistan’s defense ministry in a statement said that as a result of the operations in Musa Qala district, 22 foreign members of the Taliban were killed and 14 arrested. The arrested terrorists include five Pakistani nationals and one Bangladeshi. “The foreign terrorist group was actively engaged in organizing terrorist attacks,” said the statement and added that a large warehouse of the terrorists’ supplies and equipment was also destroyed.

Omar Zwak, the provincial governor’s spokesman, said 14 insurgents including six foreigners were killed during the raid. They were investigating reports of civilian casualties.

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Late P. Gangging Konyak 1956 - 2018 Time flies fast Life goes on at its own pace But some Memories can never be forgotten or erased from the minds of the dearest ones.

You will always remain in our thoughts.

Loving Wife, Children & Grandchildren

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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We, the bereaved family members of Late ZUSAHULU TUNYI, would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to every individual who stood by us and supported us through prayers, physically and financially at the sudden demise of our beloved mother on 12-09-2019.

We are so thankful and blessed to have witnessed the love and support rendered to us. We pray that our on 10-01-1936 Almighty God bless each one of you Born Died on 12-09-2019 richly towards your kind gestures.

We also want to express our thanks to:1. Phek Town Baptist Church 2. Women Department (PTBC) 3. Youth Department (PTBC) 4. Parent Body & Women Welfare of Kikruma Welfare Union Phek Town.

5. Parent Body & Youth of Hebron-1 Colony Phek Town.

6. Women Welfare Body of Chokri Area.

7. Works & Housing Department (Loan Branch) N/L. Sectt.

Kohima 8. Sepfuzü Prayer Fellowship Kohima.

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Born on 24-03-1944, Died on 14-09-2019 Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude for your love and concern extended to us in form of prayer, financial support and physical presence during the illness and ultimate demise of our beloved mother Late P. HOTOLI SWU of Ghokimi Village on 14 of Sept. 2019.

We would like to convey our special thanks to:1. Shri. Y. Vikheho Swu, MLA 6. Ghokimi Inalimi, Kohima 2. Shri. Er. Vikheto Shohe 7. K.N.Z. Sumi Welfare 3. Shri. Vikiqhe Chishi 8. SABCK K.N.Z. Kuposhukulu 4. SABCK Women Deptt.

9. Govt. High School, Asukiqa 5. Ghokimi Union, Kohima Though we are unable to reach out and mention each one of you individually it is our humble prayer that God bless you all abundantly.

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“For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain”. Philippians 1:21

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TEHRAN, SEP 23 (IANS): The British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero seized

by Iran a couple of months ago has been released, the Ports and Maritime Organisation in the southern Iranian province of Hormozgan said.

“After the issuing of the ruling for the end of detention of the English tanker Stena Impero this vessel will soon, and after the passing of 65 days, begin its movement from the port of Bandar Abbas toward international waters,” the head of the Ports and Maritime Organization of Iran in Hormozgan Province, Allahmorad Afifipour, said on Sunday, according to the semi-official news agency Tasnim. Legal procedures were being carried out to allow the vessel out of Iranian waters, Afifipour continued, adding that there is an ongoing investigation into the alleged violation by the oil tanker, Efe news reported.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Lovely Roy would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all well wishers who stood by us physically, spiritually, morally and financially during her illness and sad demise.

We remain deeply indebted to you all.

God bless you all.

American people’ whether it is African Americans, Hispanic-Americans or Indian-Americans.

“We are going to take care of our citizens first, we are going to care of our Indian-Americans before we take care of illegal immigrants who want to pour into our country,” the president said.

“America has always been a nation of pioneers and patriots, risk-takers and free thinkers and dedicated workers who have honed their trade, mastered their field, and teach their children to always give their very, very best.

Akhund said that 12 other civilians were wounded and are in the hospital in Lashkar Gah the capital of the province.

There were conflicting reports on the numbers of killed and wounded from different sources as the area is under Taliban control.

Attahullah Afghan, head of the provincial council, said there were two separate raids in different areas of Musa Qala. The first operation killed six foreign fighters, while the second raid “mistakenly” hit civilians, he said.

Akhund said authorities are investigating reports civilians attending a wedding died in the raid Sunday night in Musa Qala.

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HOUSTON, SEP 23 (PTI): President Donald Trump has praised the contributions of the influential and thriving Indian-American community in the country, saying he was “truly proud” to have them as Americans.

President Trump lauded the role of the Indian diaspora in the US at the historic “Howdy, Modi!” event in Houston, Texas, as he addressed a record crowd of over 50,000 Indian-Americans who gathered at the NRG Stadium to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“Prime Minister Modi and I have come to Houston to celebrate everything that unites America and India -- our shared dreams and bright futures,” he said on Sunday.

Trump said he was attending the event to express

lives. They are developing revolutionary technology that is changing the world and they are founding new businesses that provide jobs to thousands to our fellow citizens.

Trump said along with Prime Minister Modi, he was looking forward to working with the IndianAmerican community to make the two countries even more prosperous than ever before.

He noted that Indian companies employed tens of thousands of Americans across a range of industries in the US. Trump said his administration believes that it was “our first duty is ‘we must always be there for the

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President Donald Trump speaks during the “Howdi Modi” event Sunday at NRG Stadium in Houston. (PTI)

term at the White House in 2020, said.

It is estimated that there are about 500,000 Indians in the jurisdiction of the Consulate General of India in Houston. The two largest concentrations are in Houston and Dallas and their suburbs which have approximately 150,000 Indians each.

Trump pointed out that over the last two years, the unemployment rate among Indian-Americans dropped by nearly 33 1/3rd per cent.

The president acknowledged that the Indian-American community was helping to strengthen the country.

“Indian Americans are pioneering, groundbreaking medicines save countless

KABUL, SEP 23 (AP): At least 40 civilians at a wedding party were killed during a raid conducted by Afghan special forces and supported by US airstrikes on Taliban hideouts in the southern Helmand province, Afghan officials said.

The violence has further rattled Afghanistan which is facing an upsurge in violence after US-Taliban peace talks to end America’s longest war collapsed earlier this month.

Abdul Majed Akhund, deputy provincial councilman, said that the majority of the dead are women and children who were at a wedding ceremony that was taking place in Musa Qala district on Sunday night.

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ords fail us to express our gratitude to all who stood by us during the brief illness and sad demise of our beloved daughter Meesang Hangba on 18th of Sept. 2019. Though, we are unable to thank each and every one of you individually for your love, support and generosity, it is our prayer that our Almighty God bestow His blessings on each and every one of you abundantly. Nevertheless, our sincere thanks goes to the Doctors and Staff of District Hospital, Tuensang, Naga Hospital and Oking Hospital, Kohima for your earnest and tireless effort.

Loving parents, brothers, granny and family members.

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In Loving Memory of Lt. Birmaya Ghebring

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

AMAA It is a year today since you went ahead to be with the Lord, but we feel your presence all the time. We remember all the good and precious times we had as a family. However, we are happy that you are in a better place now, and we all hope to see you someday.

We all deeply miss you Amaa...

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We the bereaved family of Late ZÜLHINYI SEKHAMO, would like to convey our indebted heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, groups and churches for your act of kindness shown to us physically, spiritually, financially and materially during the prolonged illness and sad Died on 19/08/2019 demise of our father.

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

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We the bereaved family of Lt. RENTSANTHUNG ERUI would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our neighbours, friends, relatives, individuals and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually throughout his prolonged illness till his last breath on 16th September 2019. We deeply appreciate the care and support rendered to us during our times of need and grief.

We convey our special thanks to :1. Wokha Village Baptist Church 2. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church 3. Board of Deacons, WVBC 4. Doctors, Nurses and Staff of Oking Hospital, Kohima 5. Doctors, Nurses and Staff of Dr. MM District Hospital, Wokha 6. Doctors and Nurses of Olive Home Clinic, Wokha 7. Sr. SDEO Office, Wokha 8. ADC (PLG) & Staff, DPMC, Wokha 9. ADC (PLG) & Staff, DPMC, Mokokchung 10. Model Higher Secondary School, Kohima 11. Govt. High School, Wokha Village 12. Mt. Carmel School, Wokha Village 13. Magi Boys Hostel, Kohima 14. Staff of Post Office, Wokha We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every one of you individually, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty bless you all abundantly.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

Emmys 2019: ‘GOT,’ ‘Fleabag’ win big; Porter makes history G ame of Thrones took home the coveted Emmy for Best Drama series Sunday night after being nominated in seven categories, including drama, directing, writing and acting.

“Game of Thrones” cleaned up the Emmy Awards nominations with a record-shattering 32 nods, including best drama series — but it was “Fleabag” that was the biggest winner of the night.

“Game of Thrones” also took home one acting award: Peter Dinklage’s fourth victory outstanding supporting actor in a drama series.

Still, the show broke its own record for most Emmys ever for a drama or comedy series at 58.

The series was nominated in seven categories, including drama, directing, writing and acting. “GoT” stars Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington were both nominated for lead acting honors for the first time, but lost respectively to “Killing Eve” star Jodie Comer and Billy Porter, who made history as the first openly gay man to win for best actor in a drama series.

Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, Lena Headey and Gwendoline Christie, all nominated for supporting actress in a drama series, lost out to Julia Garner of “Ozark.”

“Fleabag” won best comedy series, and the show’s star Phoebe WallerBridge took home the best lead actress in a comedy

Emmy Award 2019 complete winners list

series Emmy, breaking Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ streak for “Veep.” She also won for best writing in a comedy series. Harry Bradbeer took home best directing for a comedy series for “Fleabag” immediately after Waller-Bridge’s victory.

Jharrel Jerome brought the room — and the Exonerated Five — to its feet with his acceptance speech for best actor in a limited series or movie for “When They See Us,” dedicating his award to the men falsely accused in the Central Park Five rape case. Michelle Williams, accepting the award for best actress in a limited series or movie for “Fosse/Verdon,” delivered a rousing speech encouraging studios to say “yes” to women’s requests and to offer more opportunities and equal pay to women of color.

The cast of “Game of Thrones” was honored with a montage onstage and a standing ovation

from the entire audience when they presented the award together for outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or movie, with Gwendoline Christie earning more cheers than any other castmember.

Patricia Arquette won the award for her portrayal of Dee Dee Blanchard in “The Act.” “In my heart, I’m so sad. I lost my sister Alexis and trans people are still being persecuted.” A weeping Arquette urged Hollywood of trans stars, “Give them jobs. They’re people! Give them jobs!”

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” took home the award for outstanding competition program. “Thanks to the Academy for voting for us,” RuPaul said. “And speaking of voting, go to vote. gov and get registered!”

The award for best actor in a comedy series went to Bill Hader for “Barry.”

Hader called out friend and “Barry” co-creator Alec Berg for directing him well

SJC Jakhama host 10th Convergence Fest

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epartment of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), SJC (Autonomous), Jakhama hosted its 10th Convergence Fest on September 20 and 21 under the theme, “Retrospect, Innovate, and Transcend”.

Advisor, Task Force for Music and Arts (TaFMA), Government of Nagaland, Theja Meru, who graced the inaugural session as the guest of honour

and key note speaker emphasised on the importance of becoming the best in this increasingly competitive world, saying that good is not enough anymore.

The event was planned and organised by the department of BBA and financed by various sponsors from around Nagaland.

The main objective of the fest was to promote and refine talents among college students of Nagaland

Social video app Firework comes to India to take on TikTok

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ith the popularity of short video-sharing platforms like TikTok, Vigo Video and Likee growing in India, a similar platform called Firework, based in Silicon Valley, has now entered the Indian market.

Firework is part of a suite of apps created

by Loop Now Technologies, Inc. a Redwood City, California-based incubator start-up that focuses on next-generation consumer mobile applications.

“India has the fastest growing smartphone market in the world and it is exciting to be part of this revolution which has impacted everyone,” Vincent Yang, CEO, Loop K Y M C

Michael Jackson’s estate raked in almost $2bn in1st decade since death

Now Technologies, said in a statement on Monday.

Firework allows users to create 30-second videos and with “Reveal”, its patent pending technology, it will allow creators to take both horizontal and vertical video in one shot from their mobile device.

In India, Firework will focus on working with some of the biggest names in entertainment and already has content from ALTBalaji and Hindustan Times, among others, the company said. “Reports suggest that Indian consumers spend nearly 170 mins per day on apps and India in the past has seen over one billion app downloads.

At Firework, we have over three million registered users across iOS and Android. The Indian market will see us substantially increase that number,” Cory Grenier, Chief Revenue Officer, Firework, said in a statement on Monday.

(IANS)

through healthy inter collegiate competitions.

A total of nine colleges along with all the departments of the host college participated in the Fest. The participating colleges were Tetso College, St, Joseph’s University, Unity College from Dimapur and Don Bosco College, Model Christian College, Japfu Christian College, Kohima Science College, Sazolie College and Capital College from Kohima. The participants competed in various items such as innovative pitch, Mad-Ads, Mr and Miss Convergence, Convergence idol etc. Seyieseto Kuotsu and. Wondanglo Shitri from Political Science and BBA department SJC were crowned Mr and Miss Convergence 2019 respectively.

The overall winner of the event was the department of BBA SJC (Autonomous), Jakhama.

in the dark dramedy.

Ben Stiller presented best supporting actor in a comedy series with the help of Bob Newhart, who mocked his own old age.

“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star Tony Shaloub won, making it the fourth Emmy win of his career.

Best supporting actress in a comedy series went to Alex Borstein. Recalling her grandmother surviving the Holocaust by stepping out of line, Borstein encouraged other women and immigrants to do the same.

Ben Whishaw won for best actor in a limited series for “A Very English Scandal, “apologizing for being hungover after his agent took him out the night before. Accepting the award for outstanding variety sketch series, “Saturday Night Live” producer Lorne Michaels said that “the politics” are part of what keeps the show alive.

 Outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series: Tony Shalhoub, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”  Outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series: Alex Borstein, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”  Outstanding writing for a comedy series: Phoebe Waller-Bridge, “Fleabag”  Outstanding directing for a comedy series: Harry Bradbeer, “Fleabag”  Outstanding lead actor in a comedy series: Bill Hader, “Barry”  Outstanding lead actress in a comedy series: Phoebe Waller-Bridge, “Fleabag”  Outstanding competition program: “RuPaul’s Drag Race”  Outstanding supporting actress in a limited series or movie: Patricia Arquette, “The Act”  Outstanding directing for a limited series, movie or dramatic special: Johan Renck, “Chernobyl”  Outstanding supporting actor in a limited series or movie: Ben Whishaw, “A Very English Scandal”  Outstanding writing for a limited series, movie or dramatic special: Craig Mazin, “Chernobyl”  Outstanding lead actor in a limited series or movie: Jharrel Jerome, “When They See Us”  Outstanding television movie: “Bandersnatch (Black Mirror)”  Outstanding lead actress in a limited series or movie: Michelle Williams, “Fosse/Verdon”  Outstanding limited series: “Chernobyl”  Outstanding writing for a variety series: “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver”  Outstanding variety sketch series: “Saturday Night Live”  Outstanding directing for a variety series: Don Roy King, “Saturday Night Live”  Outstanding variety talk series: ‘’Last Week Tonight with John Oliver”  Outstanding supporting actor in a drama series: Peter Dinklage, “Game of Thrones”  Outstanding writing for a drama series: Jesse Armstrong, “Succession”  Outstanding supporting actress in a drama series: Julia Garner, “Ozark”  Outstanding lead actor in a drama series: Billy Porter, “Pose”  Outstanding directing for a drama series: Jason Bateman, “Ozark”  Outstanding lead actress in a drama series: Jodie Comer, “Killing Eve”  Outstanding comedy series: “Fleabag” Outstanding drama series: “Game of Thrones” (FoxNews)

‘Ghost’ is one of the ‘scariest films’ by Vikram Bhatt

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revealed that Jackson had topped the list of the highest paid dead celebrities for the sixth year in the row.

The late King of Pop’s estate reportedly raked in £313 million in 2017, which was largely boosted by the sale of his lucrative stake in EMI Music Publishing.

Over the weekend, it was confirmed that the lawsuit brought against HBO

by Michael Jackson‘s estate must be moved to arbitration, after the network aired controversial documentary Leaving Neverland earlier in the year.

The Dan Reed-directed documentary, which divided viewers upon its UK airing earlier this year, focuses on testimony by Wade Robson, 36, and James Safechuck, 41, who both claim that Jackson sexually abused them when they were children. In the wake of the film being shown, Jackson’s songs were subsequently banned on numerous radio stations around the world.

(NME)

Rajkummar cannot wait to start ‘The White Tiger’ shoot

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ilmmaker Vikram B h a t t h a s g i ve n many horror films to the audience. He counts his upcoming one, “Ghost”, as one of the scariest films that he has worked on. “’Ghost’ is one of the scariest films I have worked on. The tight script of the film coupled with great editing has put together a story that will have the viewers grasping their seats in fear. The trailer is out today (Monday) and we hope we are able to deliver to the expectations of the people,” said Bhatt, known

for movies like “Raaz” and “1920”.

He tweeted the trailer of “Ghost” on Monday and captioned it: “Absence of evidence is not the evidence of absence! The trailer of my film Ghost is here. #ghostthefilm.”

“Ghost” will take the audience on the journey of Karan Khanna who is accused of killing his wife but believes she has been murdered by a spirit.

The Vashu Bhagnani production will release on October 18.

(IANS)

ctor Rajkummar Rao says he cannot wait to start “The White Tiger”.

Rajkummar on Monday shared photographs of himself along with Priyanka. “Can’t wait to start ‘The White Tiger’ with these supremely talented people.

Priyanka Chopra, Ramin Bahrani, Adarsh Gourav and Mukul Deora,” he tweeted.

Adapted from Aravind Adiga’s prize-winning novel by the same name, “The White Tiger”, will also feature debutante Adarsh Gourav. The film to be helmed by Ramin Bahrani, will begin shooting in India later this year.

Priyanka and Rajkummar will be seen in pivotal roles.

Netflix is producing “The White Tiger” in association with Mukul Deora.

Nepali Gospel Voice Hunt season-III held

ith an aim to inspire, enrich and motivate the Christian Gorkha youth under AGBCN both spiritually and musically, a one-day Nepali gospel singing competition, Voice Hunt Season-III organised

by Nepali Baptist Church Chümoukedima Youth Ministry was held on September 22 at Chümoukedima Town Hall under the theme, “Praise His Name” with 13 finalists performing at the competition.

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he estate of the late Michael Jackson has reportedly earned almost $2 billion since the singer’s death a decade ago.

New documents obtained by The Blast, reveal that the late singer’s estate has pulled in $1.7 billion (£1.36 billion) profits since he died in 2009.

In documents submitted to the Los Angeles County Court, the Jackson estate’s executor and lawyers explain how they are garnering “significant revenues”.

“With the assistance of their counsel, the Executors have successfully rebuilt and enhanced Michael Jackson’s image, solidified the MJJ business as a significant entity in the entertainment industry, entered into and continue to enter into unprecedented business deals that have produced, and will in the future produce, significant revenues for the Estate,” his team said in the document.

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rector, School Education, Government of Nagaland, M.B. Aley. In his speech, he focused on how music plays an important role in the life of youth and encouraged each participant to glorify Lord with their God given talents. He also encouraged the youth to have the spirit and passion of dignity of labour.

T h e Vo i c e H u n t included special performance from Yeshi Thapa, winner of Voice Hunt Season-I & Season-II, also a mesmerizing performance by Gorkha Baptist

Church Diphupar. Performance by the judges of Voice Hunt was attraction of the event where the renowned Gorkha artist, Tshering Lama from Dimapur Town Nepali Baptist Church, Duncan and Raj Chettri from Gorkha Christian church.

Sponsor for the prizes of the event were director of Dimapur 24/7, Annie Jain, who sponsored for the first prize i.e. free audio recording for the singer, while second and third positions’ cash prize was sponsored by Vizovotuo

Yhoshu concerned citizen of Chümoukedima Town.

All together 13 contestants from nine different Gorkha Churches of Nagaland took part in the event namely NBC Medziphema, GBC Diphupar, GCC Darogapathar, GBC Thahekhu, GBC Tseminyu, GBF Tsongsa, DTNBC Duncan, GBC Thilixu, NBC Padumpukhuri.

Ru t h C h e t t r i o f Gorkha Baptist Church Thilixu won the Nepali Gospel voice hunt season - III, second prize was bagged by Alika Thapa of Gorkha Baptist Church Thahekhu while third was grabbed by Maya Chetri of Gorkha Christian Church Darogapathar. The music ministry also aimed to make use of music to strengthen friendship and to bridge the gap between Gorkha communities. This was the third time the community of Gorkha NBC Chümoukedima youth department took initiative of organising singing competition for Christian Gorkha singers.

Bahrani is also writing the screenplay. Priyanka will also serve as the executive producer.

“The White Tiger” follows the extraordinary

journey of a self-made man from being a tea-shop worker in a village to successful entrepreneur in a big city.

(IANS)

FAC observes cultural day

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a z l A l i C o l l e ge, Mokokchung observed its cultural day on September 21 with President Ao Senden, Chubawati Longchar as the special guest.

The special who is an also alumnus of the college exhorted the students to uphold their culture and understand the meaning and significance of the various cultural items and symbols they were wearing.

A traditional folk song was presented by the Chuchuyimpang Village Council while young boys

and girls of Mokokchung village performed a traditional folk dance. Fazl Ali College students presented a traditional tune while a show of ethnic, traditional dresses was presented by students representing the various tribes and communities studying in the college.

Teachers and staff of the college also presented traditional tunes during the programme. The college wore a festive look with the faculty staff and students all dressed in colourful traditional attire.

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Real Madrid edge past Sevilla 1-0

Zbto Catch Them Young tourney

Team Europe retain Laver Cup

Dimapur, Sep 23 (NPN): The Catch Them Young U-14 tournament for Zunheboto district and selection of talented player for state level tournament will be held from September 25 to 27 at local ground Zunheboto. Asekho Talie, District Sports Officer has informed that players born after October 15, 2005 are eligible to participate in the tournament. The DSO also informed players to produce Aadhaar card for age proof during the tournament. The events are football for boys, and athletics- 100 mtr race, 200 mtr race, 400 mtr race, 4 × 100 mtr relay, long jump, Real Madrid’s Gareth Bale in action during their La Liga match against Sevilla. high jump and shot put for hadn’t won here for many target. chance before the interval, both boys and girls.

Team Europe with the Laver Cup trophy. years, but we arrived with “It’s the game which firing straight at goalkeeper G e n e va , S e p 2 3 ver, for whom the event coa very strong mentality leaves me the most satisfied Tomas Vaclik from inside (Agencies): After Roger owned by Federer is named, and intent on committing since I came back, every- the area, while Gareth Bale Federer secured a must-win presented the trophy to the as few errors as possible. one on the pitch helped also tested the Czech with a victory for Team Europe, Europeans, watched by the Apart from a couple of set out,” he said. stinging free kick.

Alexander Zverev ensured world team captained by pieces, we had the game “We had difficult moNeither side looked under control.” ments but we showed great willing to take a risk to try Montreal, Sep 23 the Laver Cup was retained John McEnroe.

Two hours earlier, Real had lost their solidarity with each other and take the lead but the (IANS): The World Anti- Sunday in a title-deciding last four league visits to in those moments. We deadlock was finally bro- Doping Agency on Monday super-tiebreaker against Federer had delighted a Sevilla’s home ground and played 90 minutes at a ken thanks to some clever revealed that Russian offi- Milos Raonic of Team sold-out crowd of 17,000 in his home country by beatwere thrashed 3-0 there last top level at a very difficult teamwork from the visitors, cials handed over data which World.

Zverev fired a cross- ing John Isner 6-4, 7-6 (3) season, a game that spelled stadium. This is a victory as Bale released Carvajal contained “inconsistencies”. the beginning of the end for for the group and I’m de- down the right wing and According to a BBC report, court forehand winner to to set up the winner-takeLopetegui, who was sacked lighted for everyone.”

Benzema produced the WADA has now opened clinch a 6-4, 3-6, 10-4 vic- all finale. The European by the club little more than Sevilla’s entire squad perfect finish. compliance proceedings tory in the decisive singles team also won the first two a month later. had recently returned from The goal kicked Sevil- against the Russian Anti- match and give the Europe- Laver Cup editions, played Real coach Zinedine a gr uelling 12,000-km la into life and they spent Doping Agency. In their bid ans a 13-11 win in points. in 2017 in Prague and last After Zverev fell to the year in Chicago.

Zidane travelled to Seville round trip to Baku to face most of the remaining to reintegrate back into the Europe began Sunday facing serious questions Qarabag in the Europa minutes pressing for an sporting fold after being sus- ground in triumph, he disabout his own leadership League and lacked their equaliser, but Real dug pended for state-sponsored appeared from view under of the team after they were usual aggression and in- deep and stood firm to re- doping, Russia were asked a pile of celebrating teamhammered 3-0 by PSG in tensity as a scrappy game cord their most significant to hand over data from its mates including Federer, the Champions League, ensued. victory since Zidane re- Moscow laboratory to show Rafael Nadal and their a game in which his side Real right back Car- turned to the club as coach that it complied with global captain Bjorn Borg.

Tennis great Rod Laanti-doping rules. failed to have a shot on vajal had the visitors’ best in March.

‘Data given by Russia have inconsistencies’

ASUKHOMI GHAMI LAU AKIPIMI KHU AKEU

NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO. CEL/RMC/G-3/MEDIA/

Kohima, dated the Sept’2019.

PRESS NOTE

The Department of Power hereby releases the list of defaulting Government Departments under Kohima Electrical Division who have failed to clear their Electricity bills.

The total outstanding amount upto March 2019 is Rs.4.19 Crores.

The Departments concerned are requested to clear the dues failing which the Department shall disconnect the power supply to their establishment without further notice after 15 days from the date of publishing of this notice.

Payment already done against any of the entries in the list may kindly be ignored. Error if any is regretted.

(Er. K. K. AWOMI) Chief Engineer, Distribution & Revenue Department of Power, Nagaland: Kohima.

GOVERNMENT ARREARS UNDER KOHIMA ELECTRICAL DIVISION

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DIRECTORATE OF JAIL AND PRISON DIRECTORATE OF LABOUR COMMISSIONER MENTAL HOSPITAL. NEW MEDICAL DIRECTORATE MENTAL HOSPITAL. SUPERINTENDENT OF EXCISE AND PROHIBITION DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES AND COMMERCE DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES OFFICE COMMERCE DEPT. NAGALAND UNIVERSITY I.T.I. KOHIMA. A.T.I. COMPLEX. KEYAKE A.T.I. COMPLEX. KEYAKE A.T.I. COMPLEX. DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STATE DATA CENTRE IT DEPARTMENT STATE DATA CENTRE IT DEPARTMENT DIRECTORATE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STATE DATA CENTRE IT DEPARTMENT SECRETARY HOME. COMMISSIONER OFFICE DIRECTORATE OF YOUTH RESOURCES AND SPORTS BADMINTON STADIUM DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE DIRECTORATE OF SOCIAL WELFARE D.S.S.W.KOHIMA. SOCIAL WELFARE D.S.S.W. OFFICE KOHIMA. SOCIAL WELFARE CHAIRPERSON, KMC CHAIRPERSON, KMC CHAIRPERSON, KMC DISTRICT PLANNING MACHINERY KTC OFFICE. KOHIMA MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CHAIRMAN KMC CHAIRPERSON KMC CHIEF TOWN PLANNER CHIEF TOWN PLANNER HIGH MAST MAIN TOWN (N.S.T) CHIEF TOWN PLANNER HIGH MAST RAZHU POINT CHIEF TOWN PLANNER HIGH MAST MLA HOSTEL CHIEF TOWN PLANNER HIGH MAST TCP GATE CHIEF TOWN PLANNER HIGH MAST HIGH SCHOOL JUNC

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FELICITATION The Rüsoma Village Gazetted Officers Krotho heartily congratulates Mrs. R. Khrienuo Tachü (Retired Director, Deptt. of Woman Resource Development. GoN) on being appointed as the Chairperson of the Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW). The Krotho is proud and also thankful to the Government for appointing one of its members to this prestigious and responsible chair.

The Krotho further pray that Almighty God guide her and grant her good health and wisdom to deliver best services during her tenure as Chairperson of the Commission.

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leading 7-5 in a scoring system that gave one point for a win on Friday and two on Saturday. Victories in the doubles and each of three singles matches scored three points on Sunday.

Isner and doubles specialist Jack Sock then beat Federer and Stefanos Tsitsipas 5-7, 6-4, 10-8.

Nadal’s replacement in singles, No. 5 ranked Dominic Thiem, was beaten 7-5, 6-7 (3), 10-5 by Taylor Fritz in a second straight match decided by the super-tiebreaker.

WORDS OF GRATITUDE

Through this column, we the TEAM STARLINGS Wokha, Nagaland would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to every individuals, families and groups who supported us financially, materially, physically, morally and in prayer during the 1st Men’s Volleyball Tournament organized by TEAM STARLINGS on 10th – 14th September 2019 at A Khel, Wokha Village.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Shri. Y. M. Humtsoe Secretary (Retd.) Govt. of Nagaland & Member People’s Democratic Alliance (PDA) Nagaland .

2. Er. Yanbemo Humtsoe, Superintending Engineer, National Highways.

3. Dr. Elithung Lotha, Director, Dept. of Horticulture.

4. Shri. Elias T. Lotha, Transport Commissioner, Kohima 5. Shri. Litemo Murry, DSCO Wokha 6. Shri. Echungbemo Erui, EAC Aghunato.

7. Er. Imnazulo, EE, PHED Wokha.

8. Shri. Mhonthung Tungoe, ADS, Wokha 9. Shri. Tumchobemo Yanthan, Addl. SP Wokha 10. Er. Orenvungo Ovung, SDO (Electrical) Wokha 11. Shri. Thungchibemo Humtsoe, APO, Planning & Co-ordination 12. Shri. K.T. Khuvung, Sr. Treasury Officer, Wokha 13. Shri. O. Eyingo Tungoe, SDAO, Wokha 14. Mr. Lijanthung Humtsoe, 1st Class Contractor 15. Mr. Longshio Humtsoe, 1st Class contractor 16. Mr. Motsuthung Humtsoe, Territory Sales Manager, Airtel 17. Mrs. Orenboni Ezung, Joint Director (Retd.)

18. Mr. Lenthio Kikon, Advisor Team Starlings 19. Mr. Mhonlumo Kikon 20. Mr. Lirenthung Tungoe 21. Mr. E. Yiben Kikon 22. Mr. Y. Orenthung Kikon 23. Mr. Shashi Sharma 24. Mr. Kabir Ahmed 25. Mr. Lichio Murry 26. Mr. Renbi Kikon 27. Mr. Janbemo Humtsoe 28. Mr. Longshithung Humtsoe 29. Participated Volleyball Teams.

30. Wokha Village Baptist Church 31. A Khel Youth Organization 32. A Khel Yankho 33. General Public of Wokha Village We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every one of you individually, but it is our sincere prayer that God continues to bless you all abundantly for your support and sympathy.

(CHUMBEMO TUNGOE) (MHARHOMO V. MURRY) President General Secretary Team Starlings Team Starlings

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M a d r i d, S e p 2 3 (Agencies): A towering header from Karim Benzema gave Real Madrid an impressive 1-0 win at Sevilla to go level on points at the top of La Liga on Sunday, offering the perfect response to their recent humiliating Champions League defeat at Paris Saint-Germain.

Benzema gave the visitors the lead against former Real coach Julen Lopetegui’s Sevilla midway through the second half in a tense game, timing his jump to perfection to meet a cross from Dani Carvajal on the byline and send the ball high into the net.

Sevilla’s former Madrid striker Javier Hernandez put the ball in the net for the hosts late in the game but his effort was correctly ruled out for offside and Real hung on to claim their first win at the Sanchez Pizjuan stadium in five seasons.

The victory saw Madrid climb into second place on 11 points after five games, level with leaders Athletic Bilbao, while Sevilla tumbled from top spot at the start of the weekend to fifth on 10 points.

“Real Madrid never loses its hunger or its desire to win,” captain Sergio Ramos told reporters.

“We knew how difficult this game would be, we

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Nagaland hold Mnp to a goalless draw

Nagaland football team before the match against Manipur in Agartala on Monday.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 23 (NPN): Nagaland kicked off their Santosh Trophy 2019-20 Nor th East qualifying round on an impressive note by securing a goalless draw against Manipur team at Umankanta Mini Stadium, Agartala on Monday.

The young Nagaland squad put their heart out on the pitch as they managed to secure a point against the neighbouring state team Manipur. Despite Sanyem Konyak and Zumzum hitting the woodwork, Nagaland team could not find break through. Manipur also had their chances to

score on two different occasions but couldn’t find the net. Both team had to share a point each at the end of the match. Meanwhile, Meghalaya got a walkover after Railway team failed to turn up for the tournament.

Nagaland team Manager Kevilebei ZashĂźmo

NSF Trophy: MVYO, Rising Star win Correspondent

Kohima, Sep 23 (NPN): MVYO Meriema and Young Rising Star from Phek district registered wins at the ongoing 20th NSF Martyr’s Memorial Trophy 2019 at Kohima local ground on Monday.

Young Rising Star put on an impressive show against KVSU Kijumetouma village to pull through a stunning victory via tie breaker 4-2 after the match ended in a 2-2 draw.

Kijumetouma team despite having quality players like Hekato Aye, Kevizhapu Lhoungu, Salu Kulim, Johhny Ritse and goalkeeper Lhiwete Koza in their fold, the team were two goals down in first half. Shevosayi Vero opened the account for Rising Stars in the 13th minute and NĂźsezo Kezo doubled the lead in 29th minute.

In the second half, KVSU fought back and got their break through when Johnny headed the ball past Young Rising Star keeper.

KVSU got the equaliser through an own goal from Vekusu Chuzho who headed Salu’s crossing back into its own net in the 48th minute. However, there was not much opportunity from both sides as the match ended in 2-2 draw.

Veteran cricketer Madhav Apte passes away New Delhi, Sep 23 (IANS): Former Indian Test opener Madhav Apte has passed away. He was 86.

Apte, who was about to turn 87 on October 5, breathed his last at the Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Sunday morning. From 1952 to 53, he played seven Tests for India in which he scored 542 runs, including one century and three half-centuries at an average of 49.27.

He also played 67 FirstClass matches in which he amassed 3,336 runs with six centuries and 16 halfcenturies.

Bor n in Bombay (Mumbai) in 1932, Apte started his career as a legspinner under the coaching of Vinoo Mankad while he was a student at Elphinstone College.

His performance at The Oval is credited to have prevented Don Bradman’s last innings from achieving an average of 100.00 In 1989, he was elected to the office of the president of the Cricket Club of India.

Players of Young Rising Star (blue) and KVSU Kijumetouma village during their match on Tuesday. (NP)

During the penalty shootout, Young Rising Star goalkeeper Huveto Yhoubuh managed to save Keduoneizo Zhala shot, while Johnny shot the ball wide off the target as the Phek team won the shootout by 4-2 to move into the next round. Young Rising Stars will play against Chumu Town FC on October 2.

Earlier, in the first match, MVYO Meriema outclassed Fantastic 11 FC by 7-1.

Vikeduolie Lhousi scored a hat-trick with his goals coming in the 8th, 58th and 69th minute.

Vi z o t u o l i e L h o u s i (8th), Khrieneituo Kezieo (27th), KevirĂźtuo (39th) and Rokuovolie Phewhuo (65th) also scored a goal each for MVYO. The lone goal for Fantastic 11 FC came through the boots of Lamgougin Hansing in 20th minute.

MVYO Meriama will play against Jovial FC in the second round on October 2.

Today’s matches 1st match: 12:30 pm Tyrants FC Vs Valley View Team 2nd match: 2:30 pm KVSU Kohima Vs NU Kohima Campus

said he was impressed with the overall performance of the young squad despite having less time for preparation camp. On the game play, he said the team was a little weak in the midfield area and added that if there were enough players registered with CSR, they could have some quality player to cover that area.

Er. Zale Niekha, advisor, Youth Resources & Sports expressed happiness over the impressive performance of the state team against the strong Manipur team. He was optimistic the state team will continue to maintain its highest standard in its next match and come victorious. “We are all with you. Go ahead,� he said. He also appealed the people of the state to pray for the success of the state team in the upcoming matches.

Nagaland has been drawn in Group B along with Manipur, Meghalaya and Railways.

Nagaland will play their next match against Meghalaya on September 25.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2019

MS Ahluwalia Memorial 3Ă—3 Basketball tourney

Dimapur, Sep 23 (NPN): The inaugural edition of MS Ahluwalia Memorial 3×3 Open Basketball Tournament will be held on September 27 and 28 at PWD Children’s’ Park Basketball Court, Dimapur. The tournament is organised by Dimapur District Basketball Association in collaboration with Nagaland Basketball Association. The family members of late M. S. Ahluwalia is the title sponsor of the tournament.

James M Bamon, a senior referee of Basketball Federation of India (BFI) and Meghalaya Basketball Association (MBA) will conduct the matches along with the local referees. The winners will receive a cheque of Rs.20,000 while the runners-up will get Rs.15,000. The MVP of semifinals will receive Rs.1000 each and the MVP of final match will walk away with Rs.3000.

Interested teams can avail the registration forms from the technical team through Whatsapp or Email: Asalie Peseyie (8787473881), Tiameren Amri (9612157207), Alanthung Ngullie (9774071875). Registration fee is Rs. 1000 and the last date for submission of form is September 25.

Rashford injury adds to Man Utd woes L o nd o n, S e p 2 3 (Agencies): Marcus Rashford has added to Manchester United’s injury problems after being forced off with a groin injury in the 2-0 defeat at West Ham United.

T h e 2 1 - ye a r - o l d went down after an hour as Andriy Yarmolenko’s first-half strike and Aaron Cresswell’s late free-kick sunk a lacklustre United.

Rashford was immediately replaced by winger Jesse Lingard, with strikers Anthony Martial (thigh) and Mason Greenwood (tonsillitis) already sidelined - leaving manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer with limited attacking options.

Marcus Rashford

After the game the Manchester United boss said he was unsure how serious Rashford’s injury was but downplayed the lack of attacking options currently at his disposal. “I don’t know how bad it is, I’m not a doctor. He’ll

have a scan tomorrow and I’ll get back to you when I know more,� said Solskjaer. “Hopefully we’ll get Mason (Greenwood) and Anthony (Martial) back soon, it’s just unfortunate that it happened today when we didn’t have the other two unavailable.�

Greed can’t be cured: Gavaskar on match-fixing

New Delhi, Sep 23 (IANS): With the menace of match-fixing once again making its way into India cricket, legendary batsman Sunil Gavaskar has underlined the slippery ground the game was treading on, saying there is no cure for greed. The Tamil Nadu Premier League and the Karnataka Premier League have been in the news for all the wrong reasons as are embroiled in fixing and betting controversies. “Greed is a thing which no amount of education, guidance, seminars with anti-corruption guys is going to help. Greed is something that is human.

The best of societies, the most developed of societies still have criminals. In cricket also you will always have the odd person who will be swayed by greed.

(It) could be some other reason that might force him to do something. That’s something I don’t think you can totally control,� Gavaskar was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz.

He, however, pointed out that the advancement in technology has made sure the cheats have nowhere to hide. “I would imagine sometimes the circumstances make a player think ‘I can get away with it’. But you can’t get away. Because it is so covered by television, every little aspect... you will be exposed as having done something wrong.� De-

spite cricket leagues being more prone to corruption, the former Indian skipper believes these tournaments should always find the support of the people as they bolster Indian cricket. “Look at the talent that it has provided from the districts. For example, the Karnataka Premier League, the number of people who have come from the interiors which otherwise even the best of Kar nataka scouts couldn’t have been able to see.� ‘Same with TNPL and all the other leagues that are happening (in India). I think these leagues are very, very good. It is giving more talent to India cricket, talent which would have otherwise gone untapped,� he added.

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Naga darters shine at PDC India qualifier

Limatoshi and Vikehelie Suohu at PDC India qualifier in Chennai.

KOHIMA, SEP 23 (NPN): Naga darter Limatoshi finished in 5th position in menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s single at PDC India qualifier for World Darts Championship and IDF Indian Darts Championship held at Chennai on September 21 and 22. Naga Darts Association, represented

by Limatoshi and Vikehelie Suohu, also came third in team event.

The championship was

organised by Tamil Nadu Darts Association (TANDA) under the aegis of Indian Darts Federations.

Limatoshi started the campaign with good performance at the preliminary rounds locking horns with top seeded Indian darters.

He topped his group winning all 5 matches 3-0 each.

The Naga darter even defeated one top seeded international darter from Hy-

drabad and proceeded to knock out round of top 32. However, Limatoshi lost at top 16 to Hari of Dartania team from Bangalore. Meanwhile, Suohu, who had a tough preliminary group match, failed to reach the knock out round.

Altogether, 116 players contested for the coveted PDC championship. Nitin Kumar, current India No 1, won the PDC Championship.

In the team event, Naga Darts reached semi-final where they lost to Team Nissan from Pune. They were declared joint 3rd position. On the second day of the IDF Indian Dart Championship, both Lima and Suohu came top in the respective preliminary round winning all their matches convincingly.

Suohu defeated Amar from Pune, who is representing India for Asia Cup, in the last 32 knock out round by 3-0. However, he lost to Ashfaque Sayed of Indian Darts by 1-3.

Lima won 3-0 over Abhi from Gujarat in the last 16 but lost to Raja from Pune 3-2 in the quarter-final. National Darts ranking result will be declared soon and Lima and Souhu are expected to be slotted in top 10 and top 20 respectively as per the performance in the event.

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