September 26, 2018

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Rio proposes 2-lane diversion road for Dmu Daily organic market struggles to survive

State-wide mass social work from Sept 29 to Oct 2 DIMAPUR, SEP 25 (NPN): As decided by the cabinet, a mass social work would be conducted across the State from September 29 to October 2, 2018. All elected members have been requested to participate in the social work. A Home department circular stated that all administrative Hqs would be provided funds to meet the pol/logistic requirement for social work @ of Rs 1,50,000, Rs.75,000 and Rs.40,000 for all district Hqs, ADC Hqs and SDO (C), BM, EAC Hqs respectively. To ensure effective conduct of social work, the government has also issued guidelines: all departments, contractors/NGOs and local bodies extend assistance with available machineries and man powers. Co-ordination meeting is to be convened at district/ sub-division/circle levels by administrative officers and chalk out action plans for execution of the works in respective areas by mobilisation of machineries and man powers. Social work would be concluded on October 2 with final clearance of collected debris rubbish. Every citizen has been urged to participate in the social work.

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(L) Nitin Gadkari, Rio and others during the review meeting in Shillong.

provide direct accessibility to Dimapur-bound passenger vehicles by avoiding the traffic congestion. He also proposed setting up of a tollgate to collect revenue for maintenance of the road and recovery of investment made by MoRTH. Further, the chief minister urged for declaration of six roads in the State as national highways as these had been accorded “in principle approval”. The roads are (i) Showuba-Guzunyu-Pughoboto-Zunheboto-AghunatoNoklak-Pangsha (200 km), (ii) Trans-Eastern Highway from Mon-Longwa-Pangsha-Kiphire-Avangkhu (280 km), (iii) 2.7-km NH-29 to NH-29 (Dimapur byepass), (iv) 167-km Gandhi

Ashram-Chuchuyimlang (NH-2) to Pangsha (ITC), (v) Maibong-Tening in Nagaland to Tamenglong via Tamei in Manipur (75 km) and (vi) Ramani Ali Simulguri-Bihubor in Assam to Mon in Nagaland (71 km). He said detailed project reports (DPRs) of these roads were being prepared by consultants hired by MoRTH, adding that these roads might be notified as national highway before November this year. This would enable the State government to maintain the roads on a regular basis as currently these were not maintained due to resource constraints. Rio further pressed for approval and sanction of the proposed two-lane Trans-

Nagaland Highway (earlier known as Foothill Road) in the financial year 2018-19. The project has been divided into three phases. Survey of the first phase (Amguri to Niuland) covering a stretch of 189 km was completed by a consultant and draft feasibility report (DFR) submitted on July 2 this year. The consultant for the first phase was empanelled and hired by MoRTH. The first phase alignment of the Trans-Nagaland Highway runs similar to the surveyed DFR. In this regard, Rio conveyed to the Central ministry that the State government approved the proposed alignment on September 21 and notified the land possession as per specification, adding that DPR preparation was in final stage of completion and would be submitted in the first week of November. The chief minister urged Gadkari for hiring consultants for the remaining two phases of the project (106-km Tizit to Amguri and 79-km Niuland to Athibung) in 2018-19. Regarding paying of compensation, Rio explained that while the State government

Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, SEPT 25 (NPN): Advisor Sericulture and Excise, Imtikumzuk Longkumer, who passed away at the age of 51, was on Tuesday laid to rest with full state honours at his native Ungma village under Mokokchung district. Imtikumzuk, who was elected from 26 Aonglenden A/C, died at Apollo hospital New Delhi after a brief illness on September 22.

Thousands of people from all over the state including political leaders cutting across party affiliation and people from all walks of life converged at Ungma, to pay their final respect to the departed leader. At the funeral service, passionate speeches were delivered by all the speakers, who described late Imtikumzuk as a compassionate family man, a dedicated and a selfless leader, who possessed honesty and humil-

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SHILLONG, SEP 25: Central government funding for development of roads in the North Eastern region amounted to a total of Rs.1,90,00,000 for 12,000 Kms of road projects, of which Rs.1,66,00,000 was for construction in all eight states under National Highways & Infrastructure Development Cor poration Limited. This was stated by union minister of Road and Transport Nitin Gadkari Tuesday at a review meeting with chief ministers and PWD ministers of all eight north eastern states here. The Centre’s ambitious plan for road development of the North East has been given a big boost by the NDA government under Narendra Modi. Gadkari also appealed to all states to exert more effort towards faster development of roads in order to boost the economic development of the states. (Cont’d on p-7) (Read full report on page- 4)

Imtikumzuk Longkumer laid to rest

Speaker Vikho-O Yhoshu and others paying their last respects. (NP)

‘Centre sanctioned `1.90 lakh cr road projects for NE’

ity as his driving principles towards the welfare of the people. A f t e r t h e f a r ewe l l speech from the family members of late Imtikumzuk, eulogies on behalf of the state government were given by NLA speaker Vikho-O Yhoshu; ministers Metsubo Jamir, Temjen Imna Along Longkumer and Tongpang Ozukum and advisor Imnatiba. A host of speakers from various heads of governmental departments, political parties, Ao Senden, Ungma village council etc also delivered speeches. Many condolence messages including the ones from governor, chief minister and deputy chief minister were also read out. The body of late Imtikumzuk Longkumer was laid to rest at Ungma village cemetery. The state funeral service was conducted by Ungma Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Dr. Noklen.

Fuel prices hiked further NEW DELHI, SEP 25 (AGENCIES): Fuel prices in the country continued to rise on Tuesday, with a litre of petrol now costing Rs 90.22 in Mumbai. Petrol price in the financial capital increased by 14 paise per litre. The price of diesel in Mumbai also increased by 11 paise, taking it the price to Rs 78.69 per litre, according to the Indian Oil Corporation (IOC). In Delhi, petrol price touched Rs 82.26 per litre, diesel price reached Rs 74.12 per litre after a hike of 10 paise per litre. Petrol price in Chennai reached Rs 86.13 per litre, diesel price at Rs 78.36 per litre. In Kolkata, petrol prices rose to Rs 84.68 a litre and diesel stood at Rs 75.97 per litre. Fuel prices have been witnessing a steep rise since the past few weeks providing no respite to consumers.

(L-R) Daily organic market after the launch on Sept 4 and a deserted look of the market on Sept 24. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, SEP 25 (NPN): Less than a month since it was inaugurated with much fanfare, the much-hyped organic market is fast losing its appeal – both among the farmers as well as customers. When the organic market near bus stand at Supermarket was inaugurated on September 4, it spelt hope for local farmers as they thought they had finally found a place to sell their agricultural produce. Barring a few rows, almost every stall was occupied and the sight of fresh vegetables brought directly from agricultural fields by local farmers appealed to many healthconscious customers too. However, barely 20 days later, the number of stalls has dwindled to al-

most one-third now compared to the almost full occupancy when the market was inaugurated. Also, there is very little buzz as customer footfall has fallen drastically. When the organic market was open, the general populace welcomed the idea and it became a subject of discussion even on social media. And on September 7, governor PB Acharya had also shopped at the market and donated Rs 2 lakh for buying a pick-up truck to help local farmers bring their agricultural produce to the market. On Monday, Nagaland Post visited the market and interacted with the farmers to find out why the numbers of sellers had reduced so drastically. Most of the local women at the market said that not many people

were aware of the market selling organic local produce. Customer came, but they came in trickles, they complained. Their complaint seemed justified as there were hardly two to three customers in the market when this reporter interacted with them on Monday afternoon. The second issue faced by the local women farmers is transportation. Many of them come from Chumukedima area and beyond. Speaking to this reporter, a member of the Farmers Interest Group (FIG) from Chumukedima, A Aprilie said that while she appreciated the government for not charging them rent for the stalls, transportation had emerged as a major bottleneck. (Cont’d on p-7)

Parl to decide ban on candidates with criminal past NEW DELHI, SEP 25 (PTI): Observing criminalisation of politics is a bitter manifest truth and a “termite” to the citadel of democracy, the Supreme Court Tuesday left it to Parliament to bar those facing trial for heinous and grievous offences from con-

testing elections by enacting a “strong law”. Declining to put a ban on candidates with criminal antecedents from entering the poll fray, which, it said is the domain of the legislature, the court said the law should also make it mandatory for political parties to

revoke the membership of candidates facing serious criminal cases. The court, however, passed a slew of directions to cleanse the “polluted stream of politics”. One of the directions was that pending criminal (Cont’d on p-7)

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Nagaland among lowest immunized States Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 25 (NPN): State immunisation officer Dr Atoshe Sema said Nagaland was one of the lowest immunised States in the country, which was one of the reasons for high infant mortality rate. Dr Atoshe said this during an intensive media sensitisation programme on measles and rubella vaccination campaign organised by National Health Mission, Nagaland at Hotel Vivor here on Tuesday afternoon. In his opening remark, the state immunisation officer said measles and rubella vaccination campaign was launched in February 2017, adding that Nagaland and other North-eastern States were now being covered under the third phase of intensive campaign. He said the vaccination campaign would begin on October 3 at GHSS, Sek-

hazou here. He said India had high infant mortality cases due to measles outbreak, adding the Central government’s intention was to eliminate the disease by 2020. Asserting that measlesrubella had no cure but could only be prevented, Dr Atoshe appealed to all stakeholders to join the campaign, stressing that the target for the vaccination campaign should be to cover not be less than 95% children. He said unless the target was achieved, the vaccination drive would continue. He said each child would be tracked till the target was achieved and appealed to all citizens not to have any apprehensions and speculations over the vaccine, adding that Nagaland was not the first State to launch this campaign. According to documents made available to media persons, around 41

crore children are expected to be covered across the country in next two years under the national measles and rubella campaign. All children aged between 9 months and less than 15 years will be given a single shot of measlesrubella (MR) vaccine, irrespective of their previous measles/rubella vaccination status or measles/rubella disease status. MR vaccine will be provided free- of-cost across the States from session sites at schools as well as health facilities and outreach session sites. Currently, measles vaccine is provided under Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) and rubella vaccine will be a new addition. Children in the age group of 9-15 are targeted as it was observed that maximum number of measles and rubella in the country was among children less

than 15 years. Children will be vaccinated by a trained health worker and all immunisation sessions, whether in schools or outreach session sites, will be linked with fully-equipped health centres to handle any adverse events, even as all safety measures have been adopted during the course of vaccination. There is a danger of contracting measles and rubella by children who do not get vaccinated and, even if vaccinated, a child must get MR vaccine as the vaccine will enable it to fight against measles or rubella. Earlier, health officer of UNICEF Dr Maulik Shah spoke on MR vaccination campaign, while SBCC consultant of UNICEF spoke on role of media in MR campaign. SMO (WHO) Dr Sheila spoke on the frequently asked questions, which was followed by an open discussion.

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DIMAPUR, SEP 25 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio has proposed construction of a two-lane diversion road, including road over bridge, from Amar Flour Mill point near the inter-State check gate of Nagaland Police to Burma Camp on NH 29 on engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) mode. Interacting with Union minister for Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH), shipping, Nitin Gadkari along with MoRTH officials at State Convention Centre in Shillong on Monday during a review meeting of National Highways and SARDP-NE projects, Rio said existing NH-129 and NH-29 passed through Dimapur city, which was Nagaland’s biggest commercial hub, and connected neighbouring Assam districts of Karbi Anglong and Golaghat. He stressed that diversion was urgently required to ease Dimapur’s traffic congestion, besides providing accessibility to buses entering Inter State Bus Terminus (ISBT), located 700 metres away from the proposed road diversion, as this would

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DLSAs launch LLCs in schools

Principal district and session Judge and chairperson Kohima DLSA, Khesheli Chishi inaugurating the LLC at Government High School Upper Chandmari on September 21. DIMAPUR: District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs) have established Legal Literacy Clubs (LLCs) in schools and colleges across the state in the month of August and September 2018. In Mokokchung, LLCs were set up at Dilong Government High School, N.I. Jamir School, Mokokchung Compound Government High School, Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondar y School and Senayangba Government Higher Secondary School. In Wokha, DLSAs established the clubs at Regimental School DEF Wokha, Government Higher Secondary School, Chukitong, JNV Chukitong, Government Higher Secondary

School Wozhuro and Green Valley School. In Dimapur, LLCs were opened at Government High School, Diphupar ‘B’, Government High School Naharbari, Government High School Burma camp, Government High School Sarbura and Government High School Lengrijan. In Zunheboto, the clubs were established at Government Higher Secondary School Aghunato, Shovishe Memorial High School, Atoizu Government Higher Secondary School, Government Higher Secondary School Akuluto and Government Higher Secondary School Satakha, in Longleng at Vision Vale School (Pvt), Government High School, Nyengch-

ing, Christian High School (Pvt), Mt. Carmel School (Pvt) and St. Joseph School (Pvt). In Kohima, the LLCs were inaugurated at Government High School Upper Chandmari, John Government Higher Secondary School Viswema and Sechu Zubza Government High School. The clubs were also set up at Government Higher Secondary School, Amahator Town, Government Higher Secondary School, Phelungre Village, Government Yangphi School, Kiphire Town, Cambridge High School (Pvt) and El-Beth High School, Kiphire (Pvt) in Kiphire district. In Phek district, the clubs were set up at Gov-

CSU Kohima holds general session

Tongpang Ozukum and other delegates of the Kohima Chakhesang Students’ Union 57th general session and freshers’ social at State Academy Hall Kohima on September 22. D I M A P U R : Ko h i m a Chakhesang Students’ Union (KCSU) celebrated its 57th General Session&-Freshers’ Social at State Academy Hall Kohima on September 22. According to KCSU general secretary Viewolo Koza, the occasion was graced by PWD minister, Tongpang Ozukum as guest speaker. In his speech, he reminded that the students that they should know how to define the aims, visions and purpose of their lives. He advised them to take a positive attitude towards everything they approach in life, saying that no matter what the results may be, they should believe that their success was in-

evitable. The minister also highlighted the importance of time management by reminding the students to utilize their time properly so that they would have no regrets later in life. He further urged the students to fear God and trust Him in whatever they do. The programme chaired by Veteu Koza began with an invocation by Rokosano Koza followed by KCSU presidential address by Zacusato Theyo. A greeting message was delivered by CSU president, Lavoto Chizo, and CHK president Theja Therei exhorted the gathering. The secretary’s report was presented by Viewolo Koza. In the second ses-

sion, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, additional director ATI and additional secretary, graced the program as session speaker. In his speech, Zehol asserted that the students should be dedicated in their pursuits in this age of competition. He also and challenged the students to work hard since every human being is uniquely created and beautifully blessed. He ended his speech by advising the students present to preserve the rich Naga culture, heritage, flora and fauna and maintain peace and tranquillity with nature. Cwole Duolo and Atolu Kotso were declared Mr. and Miss freshers KCSU 2018.

ernment High School, Chozuba and Government High School, Chetheba while in Tuensang the clubs were inaugurated at Loyem Memorial High School, Government High School Chaba and Government High School, Hakushang and one in Mon districts at Government Higher Secondary School, Mon Town. The LLCs were equipped with computer, printer, furniture and books for running the club activities. More LLCs will be opened in Phek and Peren districts in the month of September. The scheme of LLCs was formed by the National Legal Services Authority with an idea to spread knowledge of the legal rights and duties and to give legal suggestions to the poor and needy. LLCs comprise of students of Class-IX and above in schools and second year and below in Colleges as members and the number of the members should not be less than 10 and not exceeding 25. The club run under the guidance of a teacher called “Teacher-in-Charge” to be nominated by the Headmaster/Principal in association with the National Service Scheme (NSS) and under the overall supervision of the headmaster / principal of the respective High School/College.

Wokha arms license registration DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon has informed all arms license holders under Wokha district, who are yet to register their license in the National Database of Arms License (NDAL) and generate UINs for their weapons, to collect the NDAL Registration from the office of the DC Wokha and submit it on or before January 31, 2019. The last date been extended by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India vide GON, Home Department, Police ‘B’ Branch notification. Failure to comply with this directive shall result in cancellation of license. (DIPR)

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CM to inaugurate innovation hup and space education: Chief minister, Neiphiu Rio will inaugurate the “Innovation Hup and Space Education” at Nagaland Science Centre, Dimapur on September 28. The inauguration program will be chaired by commissioner & secretary, Dellirose M. Sakhrie, while a background note on Innovation Hup & Space Education Centre and keynote address will be given by Director North East Zone, National Council for Science Museum, Kolkata, GoI, S. Chaudhuri and Director General, National Council for Science Museum, Kolkata, GoI, A.D. Chaudhury respectively. Advisor, Science &Technology department, MhonlumoKikon will also address the function. (DIPR) Relief disbursement for Kohima district: In pursuance to release of State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) for Kohima District for the year 2017-2018, the DC & chairman, DDMA Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan has informed all concerned that the relief disbursement in Kohima district for beneficiaries shall commence from September 27 upto October 10 at the DDMA Cell, DC’s Office, Kohima from 11 am to 2 pm. All the beneficiaries have been informed to come in person and produce a photocopy of Aadhaar card and two passport sized photographs for identity authentication and collect the sanctioned amount. (DIPR) NBA general body meet: Nagaland Bar Association (NBA) secretary V Hukavi Zhimomi has convened a general body meeting on September 28 at 11 a.m. at the bar office, district court premises, Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. DEO Wokha directs: In view of the on-going MeaslesRubella Vaccination Campaign (MRVC), DEO Wokha incharge and Senior SDEO Wokha N. Janbeni Kikon has directed all principals/headmasters/head teachers/ teachers in-charges of both government and private schools under Wokha district to conduct Parent-Teacher Meetings (PTMs) on or before September 29 and submit conduct reports to their concerned authorities (DEO Wokha /Senior SDEO Wokha/SDEO Bhandari). All trained nodal teachers have also been directed to train all teachers of their respective schools. DSSU informs: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) has informed that the union will be providing bus services for Sumi students at various pickup points and

routes for the fresher’s meet-cum-felicitation to be held on September 27 at IMC hall, Dimapur. In this regard, DSSU has requested Dimapur traffic personals to give safe passage to buses on DSSU duty for the convenience of the students. Meanwhile, DSSU has informed students to gather at the mentioned pickup points by 7.30am: Lhomithi gate via Jain temple via Dhobinalla, Greenwood school via GHSS via East Police Station via Public Commerce College, St. Mary Montessori Hr Sec School via Christian Hr Sec School via City Tower and Eastern Christian College via City Tower. Land registration at Medziphema: Medziphema Village Council will be conducting land registration/renewal drive at Medziphema village council hall from October 1 till 31. Therefore, all land holders/owners have been asked to renew/register their land on the above mentioned days. MVC further cautioned that it will not be held responsible if any land disputes in case of failure to register/renew to land on the stipulated time. Nagaland spelling bee championship: The 7th Nagaland spelling bee championship organized by Fountain club Kohima in partnership with SCERT Nagaland would be held on September 27 and 28 at Capital Convention Centre. Minister of planning and and co-ordination and land revenue, Neiba Kronu will graced the event as special invitee on September 27 and principal secretary school education, Menukhol John as bee guest on September 28. ANSTA on conference fee: As unanimously resolved in the executive meeting, ANSTA has reminded all its units & subunits to collect Rs. 400 per head as conference and membership fees from the members of the association. In this regard, presidents of ANSTA units & subunits have been asked to coordinate with DEO/SDEO/head of Institutions of respective jurisdictions. Meanwhile, the concerned DEO/SDEO/head of institutions have been requested to allow the said collection under respective establishments from the salary of September 2018. PHH rice distribution at Purana Bazaar: Purana Bazaar council Dimapur has informed all the PHH cardholders under Purana Bazar that the rice distribution for the month of September will be distributed on September 26. All the cardholders have been requested to collect their respective quota at the council hall from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Condolence messages on Imtikumzuk’s demise

Dimapur: Condolence message continued to pour on the demise of advisor, Sericulture and Excise, Imtikumzuk Longkumer who passed away on September 22 at Apollo Hospital, New Delhi. Department of Sericulture: Department of Sericulture has expressed sorrow over the sudden and untimely demise of Imtikumzuk Longkumer. In a press release, director of sericulture , Imtisosang Ao, described late Imtikumzuk as a “visionary leader and statesman who dedicated his service for the people of the State.” During his short tenure with the department as an advisor, he was found to be a guiding leader for the department, and had always concerned in uplifting the lower section of the society, through which has initiated various welfare schemes for the people, the director said. The

DIMAPUR: Tening Students Union (TSU) has appealed to the government and the power department to to fix the problem of irregular supply of power in Tening. TSU president, Ngouphutlakbo Nrak and general secretary, Kswiphibangbo Kambutta, in a press note, stated that the irregular power had been interrupting institutions, business firms , and many offices. Besides this, TSU pointed out that students were also being affected with electricity being one of the basic needs to access various resources to update thier knowledge and skills. According to the union, since the establish-

Chief operating officer, NSRLM, Rollan Lotha with resource persons and participants. note address congratulated the pilot batch of Bank Sakhis under NSRLM and said that the State Mission has engaged experienced National Resource Person (NRP) for piloting key strategies to evolve state-specific alternate banking solutions towards achieving door-step financial inclusion. He said that NSRLM has already mapped 18 banks across Nagaland where savings and loan linkages to SHGs/Federations

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release added that the officers and staff of sericulture department extended deepest condolences and prayed that Almighty God grant solace to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NBRM: Nagaland Bio resource mission (NBRM), chairman, L. Thronghokiu in his condolence message said late Imtikumzuk was a visionary leader and had left behind a great legacy which will always be remembered. Further, Thronghokiu prayed that Almighty God grant solace to the bereaved family members and the departed soul to rest in eternal peace. CPO: Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) has expressed shock over the untimely demise of Imtikumzuk Longkumer. In a condolence message, CPO president Kekhwengulo Lea and general secretary Mutsivoyi

TSU highlights electrical & administration problems

NSRLM conducts training for bank Sakhis

DIMAPUR: A two-day intensive training of Bank Sakhis with the objective of “SHG Members as Bank Facilitators- Empowering women to drive Financial Inclusion” was organized by Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) at Dimapur on September 18 and 19. According to State Project Manager, Imonenla Imkong Phom, Chief Operating Officer, NSRLM, M Rollan Lotha in his key

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were commendable. In order to further strengthen and increase access to a wide range of financial services, training and placement of ‘Bank Sakhi’ is being rolledout with this first batch of training, he added. M Rollan also spoke on savings and credit experience of Nagaland in the past which has been challenging both at the community level and also by the banks. He further urged participants to be sincere and know their

relevant role in achieving the overall goal of the mission. Resource persons, NRP-FI, B.K Basu and Tilak Das underscored the role the participants will be playing as bank Sakhis after the training. The workshop was facilitated by State Program Manager (M&E/IBCB), NSRLM, Imonenla Imkong Phom and programme manager (FI), NSRLM, Rajusalei Lhouso.

ment of a power station in Tening, “the office has never been existed till today this is the fact shows the lackadaisical attitude of the Government particularly the power Department.” In view of this, it appealed to the department to ensure regular power supply and set up the office functioning at the earliest. TSU also lamented that no new ADC has been assigned to Tening since the removal of the sub-division’s ADC in April 2018. This has affected both the lives of the students and the general public, TSUD said and appealed to the government to post and ADC at Tening at the earliest.

AAP state unit leader resigns DIMAPUR: Citing internal squabble within the party in the state, the founding member of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Nagaland unit, Akavi N Zhimomi, has tendered his resignation from the party with immediate effect. In his resignation letter to Aam Aadmi Party national convenor and Delhi chief minister, Arvind Kejriwal, Akavi said the “events that have unfolded in the recent times within the party executives in Nagaland have impelled me to take this step.” Akavi, who contested the last assembly elections on Aam Aadmi Party ticket from 4 Ghaspani-I assembly constituency, said that he gave unparallel services for the growth of the party in the state during his four years association with the party. “I will cherish the fond memories and I leave the party with a deep sense of gratitude,” the letter stated.

Kotso described late Imtikumzuk as a visionary leader of the Nagas, who had initiated several commendable examples by dedicating his live to the service of the people during his lifetime. CPO while paying its salute and last respect to the departed soul prayed that the spirit of love and comfort be upon with the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul rest in eternal home. ENPO: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) has condoled the sudden and untimely demise of Imtikumzuk Longkumer. In a condolence message, ENPO media cell said that in his demise the state has lost a visionary and upright leader. ENPO further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

State BNSS attends ntl conference DIMAPUR: A delegation of Bhrastachar Nirmulan Sangharsh Samiti (BNSS) Nagaland participated at the national conference on September 17 and 18 at Latur, Maharashtra. The state delegation was led by BNSS Nagaland general secretary, Vineizo Tsüho. Around 300 delegates from 21 states and union territories attended the meeting, stated in a press release issued by BNSS chief organiser, Kedou Rüpreo and president R. Sopu Angami. The conference was graced by minister of labour Maharashtra, Sambhaj Rao Patil as the chief guest. Meanwhile, BNSS Nagaland expressed gratitude to those individuals for their assistance.

MDLSA and DAPCU consultative meet

Members of MDLSA and DAPCU with officials of nodal department after consultative meet. DIMAPUR: Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) and DAPCU organized consultative meet on stigma and discrimination, CABA, uptake of social schemes and legal protection on September 25. Keynote address was delivered by DPO DAPCU, Longnyim Tzudir while social schemes and legal protection were highlighted by

panel lawyer MDLSA, N. Mannon. Meanwhile different departments highlighted the schemes and deliberated on it. The house in the meeting resolved to create more awareness on HIV and AIDs. It also resolved to re organized the network of People Living with HIV and AIDs. It was also decided to have a follow up meeting

with the concerned departments in connection with the schemes and also to target setting up of ART Centre at Mon for the convenience of the marginalized positive people. Officials from department of Social Welfare, Transport, food and Civil Supplies, World Vision, Link ART Centre, Shansham Organization attended the consultation meet. K

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WEATHER FORECAST

September 26 (Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala Cloudy, a stray thunderstorm 32 25 Aizawl

Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots Imphal

Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

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Itanagar Cloudy, a thunderstorm or two 26 22 Shillong Moslty cloudy, a thunderstorm 22 18 Kohima

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Dimapur Clouds and sun, a t-storm

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Tuensang Variable clouds, a t-storm

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Zunheboto A p.m. thundershower or two

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Governor Acharya (blue coat) taking part in Swachh Bharat Abhiyan North East States (NAMASTE) programme at Guwahati on September 25.

DIMAPUR: Calling for an end to open defecation, the Governor of Nagaland and National Brand Ambassador for Swachh Bharat Mission, PB Acharya, on Tuesday said cleanliness should begin at home and suggested that every household should have proper toilets. Acharya, who took part in Swachh Bharat Abhiyan North East States (NAMASTE) at Rajbari Fields, Manipuri Basti, Guwahati along with brand Ambassadors of North East NAMASTE States Swachh Bharat Mission Committee, emphasised on the im-

portance of having clean surroundings and proper sanitation at home. Governor said that Swachh Bharat Mission launched by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on October 2, 2014 aims to build one crore individual household toilets besides 2.52 crore community toilet seats. He explained that the Mission seeks to eliminate open defecation and manual scavenging, besides promoting modern and scientific municipal solid waste management and achieve a Clean India by October 02, 2019 Mahatma Gandhi’s

150th Birth Anniversary. He called upon all responsible to take active part in the Mission and to contribute towards Nation building. The programme was attended by Convener North East NAMASTE States Swachh Bharat Mission Committee, Sotai Kri of Arunachal Pradesh and Members of the Committee including Neelam Dutta of Assam, Ram Pada Jamatia of Tripura and Shoupen Phom of Nagaland. A social work in the vicinity led by the Governor was also conducted after the end of the formal programme.

Launching of Swachhagrahis in Dimapur DIMAPUR: Under the directive of Ministry of drinking water and sanitation and in continuation of the Swachhata Hi Seva, the PHED urban and rural division Dimapur organized a launching programme of Swachhagrahis (cleanliness ambassadors), under Dimapur district, on September 24, at Town Hall, Dimapur. A press release from PHED, SDO Ichirang Zeliang stated that the Swachhagrahis are the foot soldiers `of the Swachh Bharat Mission (G) and the motivators in bringing about behaviour change with respect to safe sanitation practices. The programme was graced by EAC Dimapur, Tsidi Hairang as special guest, where he launched the Swachhagrahis of Dimapur district and exhorted them to make their village aware in adapting the value of cleanliness and make use of the toilets in creating a conducive environment for hygienic living. He also invoked the pledge of Swachh Bharat to the gathering. PHED rural division, executive engineer Er. L. To ng pa ng Lo ng kum e r gave the introduction to the Swachhata Hi Seva a fortnight event earlier launched on September

Opium addiction therapy centre launched in Chenmoho

Thavaseelan K, department officials and patients at the launcing of the OSTC on September 24. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Since the area came into contact with opium some decades back, opium addiction continues to be a menace in parts of Mon district, specially the areas bordering Myanmar. “Many community based programmes and initiatives have been undertaken, however the problem continues,” said a concerned local. 8-9%

of about 3000 Chenmoho village’s adult population are into this substance abuse. Adults ranging from 18-45 years, who also form the working population of the community constitutes the maximum number of abusers. DIPR, in a report, stated that with the initiative of the local community, under the aegis

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Joint Acton Committee Against Opium Addiction, an Opioid Substitution Therapy Centre (OSTC) was launched at Chenmoho village by the Deputy Commissioner, Mon, Thavaseelan K, on September 22. The program is supported by the department of Health and Family Welfare and DUDA under the Border

Area Development Program. The OST Centre will provide Buprenorphine drug as a substitute for opium. Buprenorphine as a substitute for opium was started at Tobu under the initiative of the same committee. The OST program for opium users was first started at Manyakshu in 2015 with the support of the department of Health and Family Welfare. Launching the OST Centre, DC Mon thanked the local MLA and others for the support rendered, and the initiative taken towards the cause. Out of over 300 users of opium in the village, 134 users have registered voluntarily at the centre. While appealing to others to follow suit, he called on the local community to pressurize other addicts to register themselves for the program. In view of the Buprenorphine tablet cost, he called on the department of Health and Family Welfare and DUDA to continue sup-

porting the initiative. Earlier, convenor, Joint Acton Committee Against Opium Addiction, W. Moba Konyak, in the introductory note, encouraged the users registered at the camp to make life’s decision during the treatment. There should be change in lifestyle with the use of the therapy, he said. Maintaining that opium is readily available in the area from neighbouring Myanmar, he called on toughening checking by the community to stop its imports. The launching program was chaired by president, CMSU, S. Manpang. Village Council Chairman, Yemwang Ahngh delivered the welcome address. President, CASU, Joseph, BDO Chen, Wakho and MO Chen delivered short speeches. CBC youth executives presented a special song. Co¬ordinator OST Centre Chen, Dr. Chenjei pronounced the vote of thanks.

Launching programme of Swachhagrahis in progress in Dimapur on September 24. 15, which will culminate on October 2. He highlighted the status of the toilet construction under Dimapur district and commented on the remarkable achievement made through SBM (G). Meanwhile, PHED, SDO Er. Ichirang Zeliang spoke on the role of Swachhagrahis and the importance of Swachhagrahis in achieving the ODF status and sustaining it through post ODF activities.

He encouraged the Swacchagrahis to play a crucial role in sustaining the ODF status in their village. Topic on water supply and sanitation was delivered SDO Er. Wati Thomson Ao, “Health and hygiene” was delivered by JE Er. Hotolu Sumi and topic on “solid and liquid management” was delivered by Er. Imtisowa Walling SDO and the topic on “Water quality and

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Kiphire, Sep 25 (NPN): Students divided into various groups participated and performed cultural items in the Cultural fest 2018 organized by Zisaji Presidency College (ZPC), Kiphire. The oc c a sion wa s graced by deputy commissioner Kiphire, Mohammed Ali Shihab as special guest. After observing the cultural items, he encouraged the students to pursue their career with dedication and sincerity. He also reminded the students on the three EsEducation, Electricity and Employment, and urged them to be an asset to the society instead of liability. Sr. Assistant Professor S.J.Levi Keor, who delivered the welcome address, said that Nagas were honest and truthful however owing to the adaption of the foreign culture, the tradition and cultural values are slowly diminishing in the Naga society. He therefore appealed to the gathering to preserve their culture and tradition.

DIMAPUR: District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Tuensang held its monthly meeting on September 21, at the DC’s Office Conference Hall under the chairmanship of Toshi Wungtung, advisor of IPR, SCERT and Village Guards. After reviewing the last meeting minutes, the Board discussed and recommended the creation and upgrade of various offices and schools. To s h i Wu n g t u n g, chairman of the Board, requested the administration to coordinate with ADC Noklak for the formation of a Red Cross Society in Noklak, adding that Red Cross, an international society, has no boundaries and limitations to serve the people. He also appealed to the officers to work sincerely in serving the people especially in ENPO areas where stability of law and power will come along with the development and economic growth. He also requested the Municipal

Monitoring” was delivered by state chemist Roland Kikon. The programme was chaired by PHED, SDO Er. Nirie-e Nisa and attended by swachhagrahis and WATSAN members from the both urban and rural villages under Dimapur district. A l s o, i n t h e p r o gramme a letter of acknowledgement was given to all swachhagrahis, who attended the training.

and Urban Development department to monitor the waste management system in town areas. C. M. Chang, minister for Forest, Environment & Climate Change also requested the concerned department to review the current situation regarding HIV, as Tuensang district is ranked second in Nagaland, adding that mass participation is needed for educating the people about HIV. Muthingnyuba Sangtam, MLA appealed to the officers to prepare a ‘Plan of Action’ or functions of the office and submit it to the representative of their respective constituencies for better coordination and cooperation in their functioning. Toyang Chang, MLA also requested the officers posted at Tuensang to work sincerely and honestly for the upliftment of the people in the district. A slide-show presentation on departmental activities was presented by Sao Chang College, Tuensang.

NSPC celebrates World Tourism department observes Awareness programme on forest and wild life conservation Pharmacists’ Day in Kohima ‘Swachhata Pakhwada’ at Kisama Correspondent

DFO Kohima, forest officials and SHG members with plastic chairs and solar lamps on September 22.

KOHIMA: With an aim to raise responsiveness on conservation of forests and livelihood security, an awareness program was organized by Kohima forest division under the livelihood programme on September 22. A press release from Kohima DFO stated the livelihood programme is entirely an initiative of Kohima forest division wherein women groups, SHG’s & youth groups are targeted to strengthen their capacity and also provides financial incentives and assets to supplement their activities for securing their liveliK Y M C

hoods. During the programme, Rongsenlemla Imchen, DFO Kohima, highlighted the importance of the SHG’s role in forest & wild life protection in relation to livelihood security. She thanked the SHGs for their active role in natural resource management and she also laid stress on the significance of their activities on income generation being sustainable. Ranger, Pezaneinuo also spoke about the importance of SHGs and sustainable management of forests through their activities. The SHG members

thanked the department for the initiatives and promised their cooperation to the department for environmental protection. As a part of the initiative, plastic chairs and solar lamps were distributed to SHGs under Kohima (Kigwema) and Tseminyu (Sendenyu) to strengthen their capacities. It is to be reminded that ivelihood initiative program is in its 4th phase which started in August 2017 covering several SHG’s involved in natural resource management such as raising organic crops, NTFP’s and medicinal plant management.

KOHIMA, SEP 25 (NPN): Nagaland State Pharmacy Council (NSPC) celebrated Pharmacists’ Day under the theme “Pharmacist, Your Medicine Expert” at De. Oriental Grand Kohima, Tuesday. Special invitee of the occasion, principal director health and family welfare Dr. Vikeyie Losu in his address acknowledged NSPC for organizing the event and said Pharmacists can do multi tasking job by administering and prescribing medicines to the patients. He said pharmacists can even attend to traumatic patients and therefore play the role of a doctor in the process of delivering health care to the people. In this regard, he appealed to the pharmacists to upgrade their skills and knowledge so that they can play a key role in improving access to medicines. Losu further maintained that pharmacies should be manned by pharmacists and not by salesman as pharmacists would be in better position to provide proper medication. He also acknowledged the

good deeds carried out by the pharmacist. NSPC president, Dziesevotuo, speaking on the significant of the day, said pharmacists should be able to differentiate between medicine and drugs. Dziesevotuo said that pharmacists were a trusted source of knowledge not only for patients but for other healthcare professionals. He therefore urged the pharmacists to ensure that right medicine was provided with the right dose to the patients. He also urged his colleagues to accept the drawbacks and call for more orientation and interactive programmes. He said India was the only country having pharmacy diploma course, which might be the reason that the pharmacists were not able to reach the standard of globalization. He further asked the pharmacists to be more acquainted with the pharmaceutical technology as rare diseases often penetrates in the state and it is where they (pharmacists) has to play a vital role. The programme chaired by drugs inspector Ethungbemo Ezung.

Advisor Khehovi Yepthomi with the officials of tourism department.

DIMAPUR: Tourism department, along with Nagaland Tourism Association observed Swachhata Pakhwada under Swachh Bharat Mission on September 25 at Naga Heritage Village, Kisama. On the occasion, advisor tourism, H. Khehovi Yepthomi said Naga Heritage village represent all the Naga community and not only one tribe, and therefore appealed to all the tribes, neighbouring villages and visitors to have a sense of responsibility in making the surrounding clean. He also expressed gratitude to all the

participants. With regard to the upcoming Hornbill Festival 2018, he said tourism being the nodal department for the event will endeavour towards making it a plastic free zone. He also appealed to the PHED department to

provide more waste bins in strategic locations and restoration of pipelines which were damaged during the monsoon. The event was also graced by secretary tourism, T. Mhabemo Yanthan.

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Centre sanctioned `1.90 lakh cr road projects for NE Manipur University crisis: Police

Correspondent SHILLONG, SEP 25: Union minister of Road, Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday said that the Central government has sanctioned a whooping amount of Rs. 1,90,000 lakh core for development of 12,000 Km road projects in the North Eastern states. Detailing the sanctioned amount Rs. 1.90,000 lakh core, he said the government has sanctioned a total amount of Rs 1,66,026 crore for construction of 10,892 km of roads in all eight states under National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited. Another amount of Rs Rs 17,257 crore has been sanctioned for respective State’s Public Works Department for construction of 2,421 km length of roads in the region, besides the National Highway Authority of India has been sanctioned with Rs 7,000 crore for road construction. “Our government is giving the highest priority for the development of road infrastructure in the northeast. We are getting good results but we need cooperation from the state government to resolve land acquisition, forest and envi-

Centre signs SoS with 2 Kuki militant groups

I M P H A L , S ep 2 5 (Agencies): An agreement to ensure peace in the Kuki dominated areas in Manipur has been signed by the Centre with two militant groups of the community, officials said on Tuesday. The Suspension of Operation (SoO) agreement was signed by the central government with the Kuki National Organisation (KNO) and the United People’s Front (UPF) of Manipur. The suspension of operation by the security forces will continue for one more year till August 31, 2019, a home ministry official said. The two Kuki apex militant bodies as well as several other organisations of the community are demanding a separate Kuki state out of Manipur. Many cadres of the KNO and the UPF are currently putting up at designated camps set up by the government in different Kuki-dominated areas in the state.

Nitin Gadkari addressing media in Shillong on Tuesday.

ronmental clearances, and encroachment solutions to accelerate construction of road projects,” he told journalists. Gadkari held a marathon review meetings with a marathon of review meeting with Chief Ministers and Public Works Department Ministers of the eights North Eastern states here in Meghalaya. “We have taken a lot decisions for the infrastructural development of northeast and the meeting was fruitful,” he said, even as he cautioning that there would be no compromise on the quality of work and zero tolerance towards corruption. In order to accelerate

Assam, the NHIDCL was entrusted with the job of constructing 3,140 km road at a cost of Rs 55,533 crore. In Arunachal Pradesh, Rs 15,821 crore has been approved by the ministry for 1150-km stretch, while, in Mizoram, the Centre has sanctioned Rs 13,302 crore for building 845-km road. For Meghalaya, Gadkari said NHIDCL has sanctioned 1,295-km road at a cost of 18,869 crore. Around 52-km road has already been taken up under NHIDCL for Rs 520 crore. The detailed project report for the remaining 1,243 km were underway,he informed. In Nagaland, 751km road has been approved which would cost Rs 12,788 crore and Rs 27,289 crore has been sanctioned for road project spanning 2,374 km in Manipur, he said. Moreover, he said, “Civil work was currently in progress on 440-km stretch for Rs 1,428 crore. The remaining Rs 25,862 crore will be utilised for another 1934 km in Manipur,” Gadkari said the Centre has sanctioned Rs 6,219 crore for construction of 522 km of road in Tripura and another 815-km stretch has been sanctioned in Sikkim-West Bengal under NHIDCL at a cost of Rs 16,205 crore.

NE traders offer support to CAIT bandh

GUWAHATI, Sep 25 (Agencies): Business organisations in the Northeast have extended their support to the “Bharat Vyapar Bandh” called by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) on September 28 to oppose the Walmart-Flipkart deal besides foreign direct investment in retail trade. The apex traders’ body had in its annual general meeting in August this year taken the decision to call the country-wide bandh alleging that the deal would wipe out competition as Walmart’s business module entails predatory pricing, deep discounting and loss funding. An American multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets and department stores, Walmart had recently announced its acquisition of 77 per cent stake in Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce firm. “We strongly oppose the acquisition of Flipkart by Walmart as seven crore people who are directly or indirectly related to the country’s retail trade will be affected. This backdoor

4,130 rape, 15,000 dowry cases in Assam in 2 years Guwahati, Sep 25 (IANS): Assam has witnessed 4,130 cases of rape and over 15,000 dowryrelated cases ever since the BJP-led government came to power in the state two years ago, according to an official data. The figures could prove to be an embarrassment to BJP-led state government since it came to power in 2016 on a slogan of change and had assured to protect the lives and property of the people. Assam Industry Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary said that while 4,130 cases of rape have been reported from across the state in the last two years, a total of 15,470 cases

the construction of roads in the North Eastern states, the union minister asked Chief Ministers, Public Works Department ministers and chief secretaries of the respective states to have regular review meetings on the progress of the road projects. “I have also directed the ADG (additional director generals) of NHIDCL responsible for road projects to visit the North Eastern states every three to four months and hold review meetings and resolve issues with the state government,” Gadkari said. He said the government has decided to withdraw the services of NHAI from the North Eastern once the pending projects are over since the NHIDCL has been constituted exclusively for infrastructure development of the region. However, he said the NHAI will need to attend to road projects in other parts of India. Praising the NHIDCL for accelerating the road construction in the region, Gadkari said, in all, work was underway on 2,520-km stretch in the region at a cost of Rs 36,839 crore under NHIDCL while the remaining 8,372 km will be taken up after adequate preparations, Gadkari said. In

related to dowry have been reported during the period. Patowary was replying to a question by AGP legislator, Ramendra Narayan Kalita. He was replying on behalf of state Home Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, also Chief Minister of Assam. “Besides, 15,741 cases of abduction, 32,248 cases of burglary and 2,438 cases of killing were reported (between 2014 and 2016),” he said. In all, 161 cases of rape, 457 cases of sexual harassment, 1,544 cases related to dowry and 1,543 cases of abduction took place in Assam’s capital town Guwahati, Patowary informed the House.

entry by Walmart would affect small traders in the retail segment and therefore we want the government to immediately scrap the deal,” Rupam Goswami, national vice-president of CAIT, told reporters here on Tuesday. The size of the retail market of India is almost Rs 43 lakh crore. Apart from contributing substantially to the GDP, the retail segment absorbs major human resources and plays a significant role in employment generation. “We cannot deny the fact that big multinationals are equally important for a growing economy. But what we want from the government is to put in place policies, like the US, whereby multinational giants cannot take over the retail trade and the interests of small retailers are safeguarded,” Goswami, who is also the state chairman of the Assam Chamber of Commerce, said. He said that if such FDI is allowed in retail, the sector would be unable to compete with the big multinationals at one point of time while the latter would attain monopoly

and start increasing prices of products. “We are neither against the government nor supporting the bandh culture. This is a bandh that will be resorted to only by traders in the interest of the common man. The agitation has been resorted primarily to make the government wary of the perils of FDI in retail. Here, we would like to inform that the bandh will not impact operations of schools and colleges or any other establishment,” Goswami said. Over 40 trade organisations from the Northeast, including Assam Chamber of Commerce, Wholesale General Merchants Association, North Eastern Garments Traders Association, and North East Distributor Association, are supporting the bandh. Some of the other demands include formulation of a robust and transparent policy for e-commerce, withdrawal of permission of 100 per cent FDI in single brand retail, declaration of a national trade policy for retail trade and constitution of a separate ministry of internal trade for traders.

AFFIDAVIT

Regd No. 3229/TSG Date : 25-09-2018 I, Mrs Asangla Sangtam w/o Lt. Tsalichem Sangtam do hereby solemnly declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and permanent resident of Bazar ‘B’ ward Tuensang town. 2. That my name and my date of birth has been inadvertently written/ recorded in my pension passbook as Asanofa Sangtam and my date of birth as 04/03/1975 whereas my actual name is Mrs. Asangla Sangtam and my date of birth as per documents is 01-08-1977 3. Henceforth, my name Mrs. Asangla Sangtam and my date of birth 01-081977 shall be used in all official and other purposes. That the above declaration from para 1-3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I have concealed nothing pertaining to my above declaration. Magistrate 1st Class Deponent Tuensang K-2782

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE

Dated Peren the 19th Sept'2018 NO.PRN/JUD-5/PT-II/2017/918 Shri. Kedizonang of Tening Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate declaring that his mother Late. Deikhiale who expired on 19-08-2018. Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30(thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in favour of the applicant. (S. TAINIU) Deputy Commissioner Peren, Nagaland

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Dear, LongshibeniKikon(Susan) Today as you grow another year older; may the Good Lord showers more blessings than ever. May you encounter happiness with robust health and may heavenly wisdom overlay you. ‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY’ dear! Always, EMZNP

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NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smti. Livitoli Awomi of Lumithsami village under Zunheboto District has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late K. Khevito Sema has expired on 15/07/2018. 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. (Shanavas C) IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-7171

‘Encourage people to use e-vehicles’

Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday urged the chief ministers of the eight North Eastern states to encourage people to use electric vehicles. Encouraging people of the region to use ethanol and methanol as alternative fuels in view of the rising fuel hike, Gadkari said, the North Eastern states has a huge quantity of bamboo, which can be used for producing bio-ethanol. “The price of petrol and diesel is around Rs 85/ Rs 86 and Rs 74/Rs 75, respectively. But the rate of methanol and ethanol is Rs 22 and Rs 50 per litre while the electric cost is Rs 10,” Gadkari told journalists here in Meghalaya. The union minister, who held a reviewed meeting with Chief Ministers and ministers of the region, said vehicles run on ethanol, methanol, bio-fuel, and Electric buses, taxis, motorcycles and autorickshaws will be free from the “permit raj”. Gadkari said that his ministry has decided to provide 10 methanol-run buses in Assam’s Guwahati on a pilot project where the cost of travel will be around Rs 22 per Km.

Arunachal MP seeks funds for stadium Itanagar, Sep 25 (PTI): Lok Sabha MP from Arunachal Pradesh Ninong Ering has appealed to the Centre to allocate funds under its ‘Khelo India’ programme for construction of a sports stadium at Bilat in East Siang district. The stadium has been approved by the NDA government in 2017-18 fiscal, but the funds for the project have not been released as yet, he said. In a letter to Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Rajyavardhan Rathore, the Congress MP said he had on an earlier occasion, too, put forward the same request. “It is very unfortunate that major schemes have been approved in West constituency. My constituency, Arunachal East, has been denied.,” the Congress MP claimed.

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IMPHAL, Sep 25: Protesting against police raids inside Manipur University campus and arrest of teachers and students of the varsity, schools and colleges students took to the streets of Imphal on Tuesday. Police had to resort to firing tear gas shells and mock bombs to foil the rallies at different places of the city. In the police actions, some students received minor injuries. Students of DM Colleges carrying out a rally from their college campus were foiled by the police at Khoyathong area while students of GP College were prevented from carrying out the rally at the college gate. Police also prevented students of some higher secondary schools from carrying out rallies from their respective school campus. At CC Higher Secondary School, the students resorted to pelting stones which compelled the police to fire several rounds of tear gas shells towards the school campus. In the melee, at least four students were injured, reports said. Students of TG Higher Secondary School also

engaged in intense scuffle with the women police personnel who blocked them from carrying out the protest rally at the school gate. Some girl students sustained injuries in the scuffle. Meanwhile, women bodies Tuesday announced their supports to the 48hour general strike-call given jointly by major student bodies despite appeal made by chief minister N Biren Singh. AMSU, MSF, KSA, SUK and other student based bodies have given the 48-hour general strike which would be effective from the midnight of September 26. Leaders of women bodies like All Manipur Nupi Samaj, Ching-Tam Apunba Nupi Lup and Apunba Manipur Kanba Ima Lup (AMKIL) announced that they will extend their full supports to the general strike. Talking to reporters in Imphal, AMKIL president Sakhi Devi strongly denounced the midnight crackdown inside the varsity campus and alleged that the government action had terrified students in the hostels preparing for exams. She further demanded

immediate release of the students and teachers arrested by the police without any condition. On the other hand, chief minister N Biren Singh, once again, appealed all stakeholders of the varsity to come to the negotiating table to end the crisis in the university. Singh said that any discontentment and issue can be resolved through dialogue. The chief minister added that bandhs and general strikes severely affect the lives of the common people of the state. Such situation also portrays Manipur in bad light to the outside world, he said and urged all to stop supporting bandh or any other strike without knowing the actual reasons. Meanwhile, an emergency meeting of joint committee of MUSU, MUTA and MUSA convened Tuesday morning resolved to boycott the enquiry committee, a source close to the agitating bodies said. MU fraternity have lost confidence in state government and Central government, and the series of events taking place over the issue showed signed of insincerity on the part of both the governments, they source alleged.

NRC: Claims & objections process begins Guwahati, Sep 25 (PTI): The process of filing claims and objections to the draft citizens’ register in Assam began on Tuesday to decide the fate of 40 lakh people whose names were left out of it. The draft National Register of Citizens (NRC) was published on July 30 and included the names of 2.9 crore people out of the total applications of 3.29 crore. The claims-and-objections process will continue till November 23 and forms will be available across 2,500 ‘seva kendras’, where people can file their appeal in their respective areas, an NRC official said. People can file corrections to their names that are in the draft and also raise objections against suspected foreigners, the official said. Political parties and several organisations have set up centres to assist

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PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas Mr. Toshichuba Imsong of Chuchuyimpang Village Mokokchung has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1952 in order to claim family pension against his Father Late S. Temssunep. Therefore public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued on his name. Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung: Nagaland MKC-230 IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSION JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NOTICE

people to file claims. The authorities had included the names of applicants in the draft list on the basis of 15 documents. Recently, NRC state coordinator Prateek Hajela had submitted to the Supreme Court that five documents should not be considered for the final list. They include the NRC of 1951, pre-1971 voters’ lists, citizenship certificate, refugee registration certificate and ration cards. The apex court, which is directly monitoring the NRC update, will pro-

nounce its order on Hajela’s plea on October 23. The five documents will not be considered till then and the applicants will have to submit any of the remaining 10 documents mentioned in List-A. The claims-and-objections process were earlier scheduled to be filed in August, but the Supreme Court had reprimanded the NRC coordinator and the registrar general of India for announcing the dates without the standard-operating procedures being approved.

NOTICE NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2012-13/567/ Dated Kiphire the 24th Sept’ 2018. Whereas Smti. Thsothsi wife of Late S. Apuchu Sangtam of Sanphure Village has applied for issue of succession certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to draw/receive the payments of movable/immovable properties of her husband Late S. Apuchu Sangtam, Primary Teacher at GMS Sanphure serving under the establishment of Office of the Sub-Divisional Education Officer, Kiphire District, and who expired on 10/08/2018. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 1. G.P.F, 2. G.I.S, 3. F.B.F, 4. Pension case 5. Any other dues etc. From the office of the Sub-Divisional Education Officer, Kiphire District Public are hereby asked to file objection/claims if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claims is received within the given time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant. (MOHAMMED ALI SHIHAB) IAS Deputy Commissioner, Kiphire: Nagaland DP-7158

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Dated Medz the 24th Sept 2018

NOTICE Whereas Smti. Akhore, W/o Late Chanei-u of Medziphema Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act.1925 to draw/operate his bank account, GPF/GIS, Family benefits etc. of Late Chanei-u who expired on 04/08/2018. Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7152 NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925).

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Sivadas K. V. has been applied by Smti. Khumkiula W/o Lt. Sivadas K.V, R/o H.No. 443, Old Showuba Village Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1) Pension benefits 2) SBI A/C. No. 11839346058 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in the court on or before the said day of 22nd Oct' 18. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 21st Sept' 18. Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7161

In the Court of Shri Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late David Jamir Deceased, has been filed by Smti Vezhohulu Tunyi relation wife R/o H/No. 254, Landmark Colony to draw his/her family pension, bank acct., etc, who expired on 9.9.18. 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 25/10/18. Given under the hand and seal of the court this 24 day of 9/18 Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7169

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

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

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Dated Dimapur the 17th Sept. 2018 NO.REV-14/2010-D/5127-28/ In the matter of petition submitted by Smti. Kariuganhliu Kamei Koza for change of schedule of Land Boundaries in her parents land patta namely-Shri. Athiu G. Kamei and Shri. Gaiduwan G Kamei bearing Patta No-247 under Dag No-360 measuring an area of 00B-01 K-07½ Ls. And Patta No246 under Dag No-361 measuring an area of 00B-01 K-07½ Ls. at Block No-11 of Mouza No-1. As per the LRSO report vide letter of even NO-LRSO/D/TECH-11/201314/2088, dtd-6/8/2018, on the ground position the said plot of lands is found tallied with the Jamabandi. However, as per the survey report it was found that the schedule of boundary for the above mentioned plots appear as follows: Schedule of Land 1) Dag No.361, Patta No-246 2) Dag No. 360, Patta No -247 North: Lankhuilung North: Kabidai South: Athiu G Kamei South Janghiamkung East: N.H 39 East: N.H. 39 West: Huri West: Gaiduwan G Kamei The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said plot of land and if any should be submitted to this court in written 1 (one) month from the date of issue of this notice. Sushil K Kumar Patel, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur: Nagaland K-2781

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Cong indulging in mud-slinging: Modi “Ever since I came into politics in 2001, you (Congress) have used all your strength to hurl abuses at me. There would not be a

single abuse left in the dictionary now. However, the more mud you threw, the more the lotus bloomed,” he said.

BJP responding to Rafale ‘scam’ with abuses, mud-slinging: Cong

Prime Minister Narendra Modi flanked by BJP National President Amit Shah (R) and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan wave at their supporters during BJP ‘Karyakarta Mahakumbh’, in Bhopal, Tuesday. (PTI) Bhopal, Sep 25 (PTI): The Congress is indulging in mud-slinging against the government because it finds it easier than debating issues like development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Tuesday, in an apparent reference to allegations on the Rafale fighter deal. Addressing a rally here in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh, he also said that the Congress was looking for support outside the country after failing to firm up a formidable coalition within India. He was apparently referring to a tweet by former Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik who had said that Rahul Gandhi will be next PM of India if he follows `Jet Gate` (Rafale deal) properly”. Modi said “arrogance”

has reduced the Congress party from 440 seats in the Lok Sabha to 44 seats, despite which it was not ready to introspect or correct itself. “What a condition the 125-year-old Congress been reduced to! Nothing remains in the Congress... You need to look for the Congress party with a microscope now,” he said at the rally which was also addressed by BJP chief Amit Shah and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Mocking the Congress, Modi said the party has been reduced to such a condition that it is “begging” with small parties for alliances. He went on to add, “Even if they get allies, the coalition will not be successful. So, they (Congress) are looking for support from

SC verdict on validity of Aadhaar likely today

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NEW DELHI, SEP 25 (IANS): Supreme Court will likely pronounce on Wednesday its verdict on the batch of petitions challenging the constitutional validity of Aadhaar on grounds of it being violative of the fundamental right to privacy. Besides the validity of Aadhaar, the verdict on challenge to the tabling of Aadhaar as a money bill will also be important as it would have a bearing on the powers of the Lok Sabha Speaker. The five-judge constitution bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice A.K. Sikri, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar, Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice Ashok Bhushan had reserved the verdict after hearing the petitions for over 38 days starting January 17 this year. Besides the constitutional validity of Aadhaar on the touchstone of right to privacy, the other issue, if Aadhaar is to stay, what would be the scope and width of its applicability. As of now Centre has issued 139 notifications, practically touching every aspect of a citizen’s day-today life, making Aadhaar linking mandatory. An offshoot of challenge to Aadhaar scheme on the grounds of it being violative of right to privacy was that a nine-judge constitution bench examined the issue and in August 2017 had held that the right to privacy was a fundamentals right. The August 2017 verdict holding privacy a fundamental right is likely to impact the Aadhaar verdict. While holding that the right to privacy was a fundamental right, Justice Chandrachud in his August 2017 judgment had said, “Apart from national security, the state may have justifiable reasons for the collection and storage of data. In a social welfare state, the government embarks upon programmes which provide benefits to impoverished and marginalised sections of society.”

New Delhi, Sep 25 (PTI): The CBI has asked the Interpol wing of Nigeria to confirm if absconding promoter of Gujarat-based Sterling Biotech, Nitin Sandesara, being probed in a Rs 5300 crore banking fraud case, has moved in that country, officials said Tuesday. The move came after reports that Sandesara along with his family members, also accused in the scam, have fled from the United Arab Emirates to Nigeria with which India does

outside India...Now, will people sitting outside the country decide who will become prime minister in India?” He said the Congress has “lost its balance after losing power”. Apparently referring to the charges of corruption being levelled by the Congress in the Rafale fighter deal, the prime minister said, “They (Congress) are indulging in mud-slinging because they find it easier.” He said the Congress had indulged in “mud-slinging” earlier too. “But I want to tell them, the more you throw mud at us, the more the lotus (BJP’s symbol) will bloom,” he added. Modi said the Congress’ attempts to defame him in the last two decades haven’t worked.

The Congress Tuesday rejected BJP’s claim that Rahul Gandhi wanted the Rafale deal scrapped to help a firm linked to his brother-in-law Robert Vadra and said the Modi government was responding to the alleged “scam” with abuses and mud-slinging. On Monday, the BJP alleged that the Congress president was involved in a “conspiracy, internationally” and former French president Francois Hollande was part of the “nexus” to sabotage the Rafale deal. Responding to the claims, Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said the Congress government gave the contract to state-run firm Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave it to Anil Ambani’s Reliance Defence. “The tender was issued in 2007 August, and on December 12, 2012, it was opened...and in March 13, 2014, the Congress government gave the offset contract to state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Limited,” Surjewala told reporters. He cited the statements made by Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier and former HAL chairperson T S Hitting out at Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and the Modi government, Surjewala said they were responding to the Rafale “scam” with abuses and mud-slinging. “The country has heard the tale of Ali Baba aur Chaalis Chor, now it is asking that when will Modi Baba and Chaalis Chor answer,” Surjewala said in a word play on the folk tale “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves”. “Are you Ambani’s PM, or the country’s prime minister?” he asked. Bharatiya Janata Party leader and Union minister Gajendra Shekhawat had dragged the Gandhi family into the intensifying political row over the fighter aircraft deal, alleging that the UPA government had called off the multi-billion dollar deal after a private company linked to Vadra was not chosen as a broker. The Rafale controversy took a new turn last week after Hollande, who was French president when the Rs 58,000 crore deal was announced, was quoted as saying by French publication Mediapart on Friday that France was given “no choice” on selection of the Indian partner for Dassault and the Indian government proposed the name of Reliance as offset partner for the French aerospace giant.

not have any extradition treaty. The agency has said it has no input on the whereabouts of Sandersara and his family members. Following the reports, the agency has approached the Nigerian Interpol authorities to find out details of Sandesara and his family members. Last October, the agency booked Sterling Biotech, its directors Chetan Jayantilal Sandesara, Dipti Chetan Sandesara, Rajbhushan Omprakash Dixit,

Nitin Jayantilal Sandesara and Vilas Joshi, chartered accountant Hemant Hathi, former director of Andhra Bank Anup Garg and other unidentified persons. The CBI has alleged that the company had taken loans of over Rs 5,000 crore from a consortium led by Andhra Bank which have turned into non-performing assets. The FIR has alleged that the total pending dues of the group companies were Rs 5,383 crore as on December 31, 2016.

The directors of the company “connived with the in-house chartered accountant and falsified material records of the company”, such as production, turnover and investments in capital assets, the FIR alleged. “This was allegedly done using various Indiabased entities and those situated abroad,” it said. The company was earlier booked by the CBI in August for allegedly bribing senior Income Tax department officials.

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Rafale deal better than one negotiated earlier: Chief Air Marshal R. Nambiar

New Delhi, Sep 25 (IANS): Air Force Deputy Chief Air Marshal R. Nambiar on Tuesday asserted that the deal for 36 Rafale aircraft by the Modi government was “much better” than the one negotiated earlier for 126 planes, contending that “people are misinformed” about the issue. The remarks came in the backdrop of a mounting multi-pronged attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government by the Congress, with the party on Monday moving the Central Vigilance Commissioner seeking an FIR and seizure of documents pertaining to the Rafale deal. Asked about the row

over the offset partners chosen by Dassault Aviation, he said: “I believe people are misinformed. There is nothing like Rs 30,000 crore to any one party. Dassault alone has offsets to the tune of over Rs 6,500 crore. Nothing more than that. “We have evaluated all the aircraft available to us in the past,” Nambiar, who recently flew the Rafale in France, told the media here. “All and all it was a very good deal, much better than what was obtained in 2008,” the Deputy Chief Air Marshal said. “We have looked at six platforms and Rafale has met all our requirements. It has been found the most technically capable as well

as commercially viable from our point of view. That is how it has been selected.” Asked about a French media report that there was a push by the Indian government to include Anil Ambani’s Reliance Defence in the deal, Nambiar said: “The commercial negotiations were headed by the Deputy Chief of Air Staff and he was responsible for completing the negotiations.” The official said the negotiations continued for “almost 14 months”. “We believe we met all the directions of our leadership -- that was to get a better price, better maintenance terms, better delivery schedule and better performance logistic package.”

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Vol. XXVIII NO. 291 Dimapur, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018

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ormer French president Francois Hollande dropped a bombshell that blew the defensive fortress of the Modi government which was on denial mode that it had no hand in the choice of Indian offset partner- Reliance Defence- in the multibillion dollar Rafale jetfighter deal worth Rs.58,000 crore. The Rafale deal has pitched Rahul Gandhi against Narendra Modi as Hollande’s bombshell resonated across the globe. The interview with Francois Hollande by a French journalist Antton Rouget launched the torpedo that struck the fortress of the Modi government. This interview has given the Congress the biggest shot-in-the-arm. In the interview Hollande told Antton Rouget, that it was the Indian government who proposed the name of Reliance Defence to the French authorities. François Hollande, who was the president of France at the time of the signing of the Rafale contract between Dassault Aviation and Reliance Defence clearly told the journalist that it was the Indian government which had proposed (the name of) Reliance Defence to French authorities. Congress President Rahul Gandhi in his allegations also kicked up a storm. He said that the (parent) company of Reliance Defence had a “debt of Rs 35,000 crore” benefited Rs 45,000 crore by the Rafale deal signed by Modi Government. The Modi government had strongly refuted the charge made by Congress and also refused to clarify on the justification for the sky rocketing of the price of a Rafale jetfighter from Rs. 580 crore each to Rs.1600 each. The UPA government had agreed to purchase 126 Rafale jets at the price of Rs.1600 crore while Modi agreed to purchase only 36 Rafale jets for Rs.1600 crore each. That figure of Rs.1600 crore for 36 Rafale jets as against Rs.580 crore for 126 Rafale jets did not seem to make any sense and rightly created alarm, leading to strong suspicions of some wheeling-dealing going on. The Paris trip in April 2015 where the Rafale pact was first discussed, Anil Ambani was present during the prime minister’s visit to Moscow in December of the same year, batting for major contracts with Russia for his newly formed defence companies. The response of the Russians was totally different when it decided to choose Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the PSU to jointly manufacture Sukhoi aircraft. Ambani’s firm had no experience in defence manufacturing and worse, it was hardly a few weeks old when it was chosen by Dassault. The Congress had raised even in Parliament, but the Modi government refused to divulge details to explain why the price had soared so high. The government’s obstinate insistence that it had nothing to do with the decision by Dassault to choose Reliance Defence and a determined refusal to even constitute a Parliamentary panel to study the deal was rejected outright on the plea of a confidential clause in the agreement. The government went to the extent of imputing anti-nationalism against those daring to openly ask questions when government ministers maintained that asking such questions tantamount to attempt to compromise India’s national security. The Rafale deal is no longer a confidential matter and it is ridiculous to suggest that justifying the cost would compromise national security. If the Modi government has nothing to hide, then it should agree to a parliamentary panel or a Supreme Court monitored committee to go into the details to decide once and for all the facts of the matter.

DailyDevotion The “Go” of Relationship Whoever compels you to go one mile, go with him two. —Matthew 5:41 Our Lord’s teaching can be summed up in this: the relationship that He demands for us is an impossible one unless He has done a supernatural work in us. Jesus Christ demands that His disciple does not allow even the slightest trace of resentment in his heart when faced with tyranny and injustice. No amount of enthusiasm will ever stand up to the strain that Jesus Christ will put upon His servant. Only one thing will bear the strain, and that is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ Himself— a relationship that has been examined, purified, and tested until only one purpose remains and I can truly say, “I am here for God to send me where He will.” Everything else may become blurred, but this relationship with Jesus Christ must never be. The Sermon on the Mount is not some unattainable goal; it is a statement of what will happen in me when Jesus Christ has changed my nature by putting His own nature in me. Jesus Christ is the only One who can fulfill the Sermon on the Mount. If we are to be disciples of Jesus, we must be made disciples supernaturally. And as long as we consciously maintain the determined purpose to be His disciples, we can be sure that we are not disciples. Jesus says, “You did not choose Me, but I chose you…” (John 15:16). That is the way the grace of God begins. It is a constraint we can never escape; we can disobey it, but we can never start it or produce it ourselves. We are drawn to God by a work of His supernatural grace, and we can never trace back to find where the work began. Our Lord’s making of a disciple is supernatural. He does not build on any natural capacity of ours at all. God does not ask us to do the things that are naturally easy for us— He only asks us to do the things that we are perfectly fit to do through His grace, and that is where the cross we must bear will always come.

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he hot waves of crime and corruption have been sweeping Nagaland for so long. Everyone talks about corruption. It has become a topic of discussion in schools and colleges. Even corrupted officers talk about corruption as though they are clean sheets of paper. There is no solution to corruption if we continue to live under the guise of VIPs or officers only to steal and loot public money for oneself. The world we live in is imperfect, yet many people continue to contribute to this imperfection instead of setting it right by their fine presence and good works. Everyone blame everyone without much doing. This has become day to day life style in a small State, Nagaland. It is a sad reality that some Nagas have become senseless and shameless to a great extent. The Sun never shines upon the corrupt officials. No wonder why a farewell of an officer needs just few lakhs of rupees (just a small amount! They should increase the amount every year as per the age of the retired officer). The recent report of the Comptroller of Auditor General has revealed the very system of crime and corruption in Nagaland. Some offices exist only to suck pure blood and eat raw flesh of the poor people. Did they become new species of Naga cannibals? Some officers sit in the soft chairs only to make the life of the Nagas harder than before. Should we allow these culprits to live their life at the expense of the Nagas? This is a wrong way of life. Few Naga officials who hold respectable position in the Government offices have become a bunch of robbers to make sure that Nagaland becomes a ‘Dry State’ before they retire. They efficiently dry up all the funds and schemes without any guilt and shame. A sincere servant is put to shame by the dishonest officers. Does every signature need an accompaniment of money? Can files be signed without taking bribes? Can an officer perform his/her

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duty without filling up his/ her personal bank account? A corrupt officer is a good thief. (The word ‘good’ does not mean that you are good. It means you are pretty bad to be called good). Many people find their happiness by being good thieves. They pretend to work for the welfare of the Nagas but inside them are full of selfishness and greed. Behind their smiles lie giant vampires. They keep their eyes wide open even when they are asleep. They are ever vigilant less any fund passes by without putting their hands in it. A general comment ‘Kam kuri ase to, khabo lage to na!’ will ultimately come out of their mouth. Yes, eat your own food and allow others to receive their share in peace. Central funds and schemes that come to Nagaland are deducted from top to bottom. It exists from Pension to Scholarship, midday meal to VDB funds, MGNREGA to the Funds meant for Differently Abled Persons. This is how we skin others alive inside our esteemed offices. This is called ‘skinning Nagas alive.’ Is this the way to manage our State? Is this how we treat people? Think of how even the funds meant for Differently Abled Persons were eaten by some officers without any prick of conscience (may be they have never known the pain of differently abled persons). This is the worst social sin one could ever think of. Please stop stealing the poor man’s share. Every person wants to live a dignified life irrespective of social status. Scholarship meant for Students are misused happily. Scholarship is a centrally sponsored scheme. (No officer in the Directorate gives from his personal pocket). Instead of helping the Students, they drink the young blood and leave them dry and speechless. Are those officers in the Directorate still pursuing their studies in class XI, XII or undergoing their B.A or B. Sc studies in the Directorate office that the Scholarship was all for themselves? No wonder why

Students protest almost every year for release of Scholarship. What is meant for others must not find its home in the pockets of few tainted personals. Let the Government offices not become new Sodom and Gomorrah. Some respected elders in the offices are making Nagaland to be so. If elders and officers continue likewise, what shall your children say about you? And what shall you teach your children – corruption or sincere living? Choose for yourselves before you commit another crime of corruption. Shall we include a new subject “Best ways and means to practice corruption in Nagaland” in the syllabus of the Students? This may be a better way of studying in Nagaland because good and sincere students are most often thrown out of many exams and interviews. This is Nagaland! You can believe in God and practice corruption in his Holy Name. You can pay your tithe with corrupt money. You can give donation to the Church with corrupt money. You can feed your innocent children with corrupt money. You can buy the latest vehicle with corrupt money. You can purchase land and building with corrupt money. Ohhh! So many ways of earning name and fame. Just say a prayer, “Lord, have mercy on me. I will steal some funds but I will surely give one tenth. I hope you know me as a Naga officer.” If any Government officer be found guilty of corruption, let his/her personal account be seized and the money be repaid to the respective office within stipulated time. It is better to take corrective measures than to be sucked in corruption forever. Nagas have sufficiently tolerated the ill-behavior of many corrupted officers. It is time to confront them with justice. Mercy and forgiveness are draining out day by day because of rampant corruption and extortion. If the State Government is for the welfare of the Nagas, firstly, it must not be

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corrupt. And it should not shelter any corrupt officials under its compassionate umbrella. If the Government continues to support corruption, it will give birth to many ‘underworld dons.’ Nagas have sufficient undeclared dons. Most of them are either undergrounds or Government officials. Very often, they work hand in hand lest Nagas should lose the hope of a Sovereign State. The present Government took up its office to outdo corruption in Nagaland. I hope the Government implements corrective justice (not correction fluid) to make Nagaland a better place. If any corrupted officer is reading this note, kindly give a deeper thought to your evil action. Do you go to office to perform your duties or to corrupt? Stop corrupting the system and start dignifying your job by your sincere work. Stop darkening the face of Nagas by your corrupt behavior. This will give you peace of mind. A change for betterment will come when you do your work without corrupting the poor man’s share. Allow the younger generation to see a ray of hope in you. Do not be a dark shadow upon your children. They will curse you for what you have done. We must all contribute our share of good work towards the welfare of Nagaland. This can come about by our very way of life and action in our own capability. Victims of corruption and extortion must learn to raise their voice high, loud and clear. Failing to claim our rights and privileges will only invite greater corruption and crime. Let us not pray inside our homes and practice corruption in our offices. What is true must be kept true for the good of all. Even if we cannot live true Christian life, let us stop the crime of corruption. This will open the door of righteousness for all. I pray that good Naga Elders will ignite and show the light to the younger generations in this regard. Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima

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he Report of Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) which was tabled in the recently concluded session of the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly was thoroughly embarrassing as a Christian. Some may say it was not as bad as before and take comfort in it. However, from unverifiable projects to doubtful execution, from short execution to abandonment of projects, from diversion of projects to furnishing of utilization certificates even before funds were released, from a single project paid twice to dealers concealing purchases and evading taxes, from undue financial benefit to contractor(s) on enhancement of rate to fictitious transportation challans and non-existent vehicles, from misappropriation of students’ scholarship funds to miraculous resizing of two-storey RCC hostel building to a single-storey building are all too much to be expecting from the top state government functionaries, bureaucrats, contractors, and their accomplices. These things are appalling! But they are not impossible if one gives in to unquenchable greed. Perhaps, calculative blame game is doing the round because the recent years had witnessed unstable governments with portfolios and officials reshuffled more often than required, and so one can easily pass the buck to others. But all these had happened in “real” Nagaland. Those responsible for such “crimes” may safely be relaxing far away from the catch of the legal grip, but hopefully not beyond the prick of conscience. Enough damage has been done to ourselves. We have become callous and take pride in shameful things. Given the situation, tons of anger can ceaselessly flow from one’s mouth, but perhaps that can only snowball more angers and will not achieve anything worthwhile. It is evident that Nagaland is speeding up towards an explosion! We have all the recipes in place, external threats and internal decadence, and the day may not be too far off when we will have to pay heavy consequences for all that we have recklessly sown. God forbid that such day should ever come! Sadly, our society is at its lowest point! But we are not hopeless yet if we care to seek God’s face and mercy. In that assuring care of the Almighty God we can thrive again. However, it also requires will and determination from everyone, and everyone must take one more step to move on. The state government should commit itself seriously to be more “people/public” government and not “self/party” government. The Naga national governments must spare every young Naga entrepreneur who struggles to stand on his/her own feet from all taxation as a commitment to building the Naga nation together. Too many of them have given up from frustration and we must not allow any more to happen. The church should guard closely its sanctity and integrity so that it remains worthy of providing shelter and hope to our fatigued society, and to look upon for the voice of God in hazy times. The Nagas have to promote the family feeling and learn to live together not only during good times but more so in bad times. And the non-Nagas living in Nagaland should contribute towards the common good with sense of gratitude for getting their livelihood in being here. Restoration of “God-consciousness” in all of our dealings and relationships is indispensable in our journey to a better society. Everyone must take another God-fearing step to make Nagaland a more joyful place to live in. To that end, May God help us! V. Atsi Dolie, Mission Compound, Kohima

Makeover gambits by RSS, Congress: Are they for real?

wo intriguing exercises in U-turns are on at the moment. While Congress president Rahul Gandhi is trying to rid the Congress of its pro-Muslim image, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief, Mohan Bhagwat, is claiming that a Hindu “rashtra” (nation) will include Muslims as well. Although Bhagwat did not specifically say so, it was obvious that the Muslims would not be treated as second-class citizens in a nation of Hindus as was decreed by M.S. Golwalkar, the second sarsanghchalak (head) of the RSS. Are these changes for real or fake? If they are real, then both the Congress and the RSS can be said to be turning over a new leaf. The formidable impact of such changes, especially the one in the RSS, on the social and political scene is obvious. In a way, it will be on the scale of Mikhail Gorbachev’s perestroika (restructuring) and glasnost (openness) which brought the communist Soviet Union into the capitalist world. Will the RSS similarly break out of its earlier Hindu-centric mould for which it was accused by several judicial commissions of instigating communal riots and become secular? However, the problem in the case of the RSS is that it is not alone. It is a part of a large brotherhood which includes the Bharatiya Jana-

ta Party (BJP), the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), the Bajrang Dal, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and others. Although the RSS is their mentor, it is not known whether it will be able to bring their thinking in line with its new, accommodative mode. The task is bound to be difficult considering that the saffron brotherhood has nurtured an anti-minority outlook for decades, regarding Muslims as “internal enemies No. 1” and Christians as “internal enemies No. 2”, according to Golwalkar. Although the RSS and the BJP have now distanced themselves from this section of Golwalkar’s catechism, the Ramjanmabhoom agitation of the 1990s showed how the Hindutva brigade continues to hold the two communities as responsible for all of India’s woes, starting from the destruction of temples in medieval times to the country’s partition in the modern period to the conversion of Hindus to “alien” religions. Another fear of the saffronities is that the Muslims would outnumber the Hindus by breeding exponentially with their four wives -- hum panch, hamare pachis, as Narendra Modi once said -- while the Christian missionaries will continue to “harvest” gullible Hindu souls. It is open to question, therefore, as to what extent Bhagwat’s words of wisdom

will lead to a dramatic rethinking in the Hindutva ranks. It is this scepticism which apparently made the opposition parties at the national level stay away from the three-day conclave which Bhagwat addressed at New Delhi’s prestigious Vigyan Bhavan. However, the proof of the pudding will be in the eating. If there are no more lynchings of suspected beef-eaters, no more campaigns in favour of “ghar wapsi” or the reconversion of Muslims, and no more instances of love jehad resulting in the harassment of inter-faith couples, then it will be presumed that the RSS chief ’s counsel of restraint is having a sobering effect on the saffron storm-troopers. As important as the stoppage of lynchings will be the end of the cold-blooded killings of rationalists or scientists or journalists, which have evidently been carried out by those indoctrinated by the philosophy of hate directed against Left-Liberal members of the intelligentsia. And, what about the venomous outpourings of the countless saffron trolls who let out whoops of joy over the killing of an intrepid scribe? Will they pipe down and become models of restrained behaviour? Cynics may wonder whether Bhagwat’s latest nod to the “idea” of a multicultural India, which is normally derided by the

Hindu Right, is an attempt to gain respectability for the Sangh Parivar by entering the gated enclaves of the Left-Liberals who regard themselves as the standardbearers of a modern, cosmopolitan lifestyle while the Parivar with its fetish for Hindi, vegetarianism and cow’s urine is seen as a bucolic outsider. It is possible that the RSS realised that notwithstanding the enormous material and political clout it has acquired because of the BJP’s political success, its social standing hasn’t improved. The anglicised, deracinated “urban Naxalites” in the cocktail cir-

cuits continue to regard the Hindu Right as usurpers in the corridors of power. But if the RSS dons the cloak of inclusiveness, where does that leave the BJP? Already, Bhagwat’s praise of the Congress’s role in the freedom struggle and his observation that he does not believe in the idea of the country being made “mukt” (free) of any party has poured cold water over the BJP’s plan of ushering in a Congress-mukt Bharat. This is the first sign that the RSS and the BJP do not see eye to eye on at least one matter. The place of honour for Muslims in a Hindu rashtra will

also focus attention on the BJP’s reluctance to choose Muslims (and Christians) as the party’s election candidates. The branding by some BJP leaders of their opponents as anti-nationals also goes against Bhagwat’s moderate tone. If the RSS chief ’s discourse robs the BJP of its divisive plank, its election campaign is bound to lose its sting. The “chelas” (ideological followers), therefore, will have to harmonise their political line with the guru’s latest views. (IANS) Amulya Ganguli, (amulyaganguli@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Launching of Public Transport in Dimapur Sir,

Kudos to the Nagaland state government and all the stake holders involved in making public transport a reality in Dimapur. With the cost of living getting higher day by day, it is truly a relief for the common man as they can now travel in and around Dimapur while paying half the fare. Though the launching of public transport may not be welcomed by all, especially by those who feel threatened by it. Regardless of that, it cannot be denied that it is a novel and a positive step for the general interest of the society. One may also well recollect that It is long been a long time that similar effort was made to launch public transport but may be due to lack of proper planning and a strong political will it could not materialise but looking at the present effort of the government one may hope that public transport in Dimapur is here to stay like in Kohima and other cities. Public need to lend their support towards such a positive initiative of the government as this will definitely help to reduce the traffic congestion, reduce air pollution, and create employment opportunities and make our travelling a Safer and an enjoyable one. Moameren Pongen, Research Scholar, Nagaland University

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Legislators cannot be debarred from practising as advocates: SC

New Delhi, Sep 25 (PTI): Advocates, who become law-makers, cannot be debarred from practising in courts, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The apex court said there was no express provision either under the Rules and the law regulating the profession of the lawyers to restrict them from practising on becoming members of Parliament, state assemblies or state councils. “We hold that the provisions of the Advocates Act, 1961 and the Rules framed thereunder, do not place any restrictions on the legislators to practise as advocates during the relevant period. “The closest rule framed by the Bar Council of India is Rule 49 which, however, has no application to the elected people’s representatives as they do not fall in the category of full-time salaried employee of any person, firm, government, corporation or concern,” a bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud, said. The court dismissed the PIL filed by BJP leader and advocate Ashwini

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Upadhyay seeking to bar lawyer-lawmakers (MPs, MLAs, MLCs) from practising in courts during their tenure in the legislature. “The status of legislators (MPs,MLAs,MLCs) is of a member of the House (Parliament/State Assembly). The mere fact that they draw salary under the 1954 Act or different allowances under the relevant Rules framed under the said Act does not result in creation of a relationship of employer and employee between the Government and the legislators, despite the description of payment received by them in the name of salary,” the court said. “The legislators being

elected people’s representatives occupy a seat in Parliament/ Legislative Assembly or Council as its members but are not in the employment of or for that matter full-time salaried employees as such. They occupy a special position so long as the House is not dissolved. Similarly, the participation of the legislators in the House for the conduct of its business, by no standards can be considered as service rendered to an employer,” the bench said. Observing that the legislators occupy a unique position, the court said they are not appointed but are elected by the electors from respective territorial constituen-

cies. “The fact that they have to take oath administered by the President/Governor before they take their seat in the House, does not mean that they are appointed by the President/Governor as such, unlike in the case of the Prime Minister/Chief Minister and Ministers in the Council of Ministers. “The legislators receive payment in the form of salary and allowances or pension from the Consolidated Fund, is not enough to debar them from practising as advocates, sans being a fulltime salaried employee of the specified entities. They continue to remain only as member(s) of the House representing the territorial constituencies from where they have been elected until the House is dissolved or if he/she resigns or vacates the seat for having incurred disqualification as may be prescribed by law,” it said. The three-judge bench said that merely because the advocate concerned is an elected people’s representative, it does not follow that he or she has indulged in professional misconduct.

Daily organic market struggles to survive

(From p-1) She claimed that oneway trip costs her Rs 120 and with the money spent on food every day, she ended up spending more than Rs 300 just to sell her produce at the market. And on days customers were less, she ended up spending more than earning. She admitted that initially business was good as customers thronged to her stall to buy her produce.

A cold storage facility is another aspect that needs to be looked into as Aprilie said there were days when unsold produce had to be consumed by the entire family at home as these have short shelf life. Appealing to customers to buy from farmers like her, the FIG member explained that though their organic produce might not look as appealing and fresh as vegetables grown using

chemicals and fertilisers, but their produce were much tastier and healthier. For two local farmers from Zani village, about 7 to 8 km further from Fourth Mile, they need to change autos twice to reach Dimapur. The duo of Neingou and Salu who occupy stalls side by side said they spent around Rs 600 just for transportation. And like Aprilie, they said that on days when there

were few customers, they suffered losses. The local women urged the media to make the people aware about the market and appealed to the people to buy for them and support them. The minimum the authorities can do to help the farmers is provide transportation, set up a cold storage facility soon, install a signboard and beautify the area to attract more customers.

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UP minister calls Rahul ‘emperor of lies’ Lu c k n ow, S e p 2 5 (PTI): Hitting back at Congress president Rahul Gandhi for using “foul language” against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Uttar Pradesh minister Sidharth Nath Singh said Tuesday the Amethi MP had graduated from being a ‘shehzada’ (prince) to “an emperor of lies”. Alleging that the Congress chief was misleading people, Singh, who is also a spokesperson of the UP government, demanded Gandhi spell out details to substantiate his claims on the then UPA government’s decisions on the Rafale deal. “The shehzada has graduated and become the shehenshah (emperor)... Rahul Gandhi has become an emperor of lies. I am saying this as yesterday in Amethi he presented a story that was a total lie,” Singh said attacking Rahul Gandhi. The UP minister alleged that Gandhi was trying to “convert lies into truth” by continually repeating them. “Rahul is saying his (UPA) government had inked a deal with Rafale for 126 fighter jets. He says the order was given to HAL. I want to know from Rahul Gandhi about the dates of these events. Please tell the country what the deal was (with Rafale) and what order was placed with HAL,” Singh said. Asked if the Rafale issue would impact the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Singh said he did not believe so as elections were not fought on “lies”. The Congress chief had in Amethi on Monday demanded answers from Prime Minister Modi on several issues related to the Rafale deal.

Parl to decide ban on candidates...

(From p-1) cases have to be stated “in bold letters” in the form provided by the Election Commission. The candidate and the political party concerned were also directed to issue a declaration in widely circulated newspapers in the locality and in electronic media about his or her antecedents. According to the prevalent law, lawmakers stand immediately disqualified and candidates barred from contesting elections if convicted for a crime and sentenced to a jail term of two years or above under the Representation of Peoples (RP) Act. Warning that “malignancy” of criminalisation of

politics can become “fatal” to democracy, the court said the nation was “eagerly” waiting for a legislation as the society has legitimate expectation to be governed by proper constitutional governance and citizens cannot be compelled to stand as “silent, deaf and mute spectators” to corruption by projecting themselves as helpless. Holding that criminalisation of politics is an “extremely disastrous and lamentable situation”, a fivejudge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra in its unanimous verdict said this “unsettlingly increasing trend” has the propensity to “send shivers down the spine of a constitutional democracy”.

“A time has come that the Parliament must make law to ensure that persons facing serious criminal cases do not enter into the political stream. The bench said though criminalisation in politics is a “bitter manifest truth”, which is a “termite” to the citadel of democracy, the court cannot make the law. The 100-page verdict was pronounced on a batch of pleas raising a question whether lawmakers facing criminal trial can be disqualified from contesting elections at the stage of framing of charges against them. The PILs were filed by NGO ‘Public Interest Foundation’, BJP leader Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay and others.

Rio proposes 2-lane diversion road for Dmu

(From p-1) had committed to provide land free of cost for developing four Special Accelerated Road Development Programme in Northeast (SARDP-NE) roads in the State, which were under execution, it was also decided that National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) would compensate for damage to property assets of the affected owners. Presently, eligible compensation to damages are properties that include structures, buildings, plantations (bamboo, commercial trees), fisheries, miscellaneous properties like wells, irrigation canals, drains, walls, reservoir tanks, retaining walls, etc. However, the chief minister urged MoRTH to direct the NHIDCL to review its present practice of deducting the amount against terrace fields, vacant

buildings on the plea that the land was provided free of cost for the projects. He explained that in hilly areas, substantial investment was made or incurred for development of such assets and hence damage to terrace fields and vacant buildings were direct loss to their owners as these gave income and served them economically. He sought proper compensation in this regard, to which the ministry officials agreed during the meeting. Regarding the Changtongya-Longleng road, which has been declared as a part of NH-702, Rio said due to objections by landowners, the chief secretary convened a meeting of three village councils – Sanglu, Alayong and Yaongyimchen – with NHIDCL officials. The villagers objected to the survey by RITES and appealed for a re-survey in the presence of land own-

ers as per national highway specifications. He added that NHIDCL had agreed for the re-survey of the existing road alignment with a new consultant keeping in mind the concern expressed by the three village councils. On his part, Gadkari reviewed NH and SARDP-NE road projects in Nagaland and assured to extend all possible help and assistance towards early completion of these projects. In response to a query raised by deputy chief minister Y Patton, who is also in charge of national highways, on the status of Pfutsero-Jessami road, the Central minister assured to provide funds to Border Roads Organisation for repair and maintenance of the road. Rio was accompanied by Patton and other State government officials. This was stated in a press release issued by chief minister’s office.

Process to evict ‘illegal infiltrators’ won’t stop: Shah ‘Karyakarta Mahakumbh’ (grand assembly of party workers), being held on the occasion of birth anniversary of RSS ideologue and Bharatiya Jana Sangh (BJS) co-founder Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya. The BJP, the successor party of the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, is organising programmes across the country to mark his birth anniversary. Shah also said that Congress president Rahul Gandhi was “day-dreaming” about his party’s victory in Madhya Pradesh, where the Assembly elections are due later this year. Instead of making such claims, Gandhi should introspect his party’s losses in elections in various states after 2014, the senior BJP leader said.

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Bhopal, Sep 25 (PTI): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah Tuesday said the process of evicting “illegal infiltrators” from the country will not stop. Notably, the draft National Register of Citizens (NRC) recently published in Assam had identified nearly 40 lakh illegal immigrants. Referring to the NRC, Shah said, “The process to evict illegal infiltrators will not stop, irrespective of the Congress’ opposition.” The Congress is raising issues to deflect the attention from crucial subjects, he said, adding that “there is no competition to the BJP in respect of development, security and nationalism.” He was addressing BJP workers here at the

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NOTIFICATION TO ALL CORRESPONDING INSTITUTIONS OF POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR ST STUDENTS OF NAGALAND

It is hereby informed to all the corresponding Institutions of Post Matric Scholarship for ST Students of Nagaland that the Scheme Implementing Agency has dispatched the Annexure-IV format in the given E-mails of the respective Institutions. Hence, all the corresponding Institutions are instructed to fill up the said annexure and mail back accordingly. Furthermore, as per the earlier notification, all the corresponding Institutions are directed to submit the Annexure –IV format hard copy to the Directorate of Higher Education on or before 8th Oct. 2018 failing which, the respective Institutions shall be held responsible/answerable to their students. Institutions that are yet to receive the said E-mail may contact the concerned office at the earliest in the given phone Numbers. Office No. 0370-2271030. M.No.9615021554 Director Higher Education Nagaland: Kohima.

CANCELLATION OF TRAIN SERVICE 22502 (New Tinsukia-Bengaluru) Superfast Express journey commence on 28-09-2018 from New Tinsukia will remain cancelled between New Tinsukia-Bengaluru due to cancellation of corresponding 22501 (Bengaluru-New Tinsukia) Superfast Express journey commence on 25-09-2018 from Bengaluru. Inconvenience caused to passengers is regretted

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He also assured that police department will extend all support to provide security and safety of the bank. Axis bank, deputy vice president and cluster head, Nikato Sema said that the branch was the 5th in Dimapur and the 8th branch in Nagaland. He also encouraged the customers to take advantage of the bank and avail the facilities provided by it. The programme was chaired by Axis bank, deputy vice president, Asenla Chuba.

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Dimapur, Sep 25 (NPN): Axis bazaar branch was inaugurated Tuesday at Lhomithi village, Signal Dimapur with Commissioner of Police Dimapur, Limasunep Jamir (IPS) as the guest of honour. Speaking at the inauguration programme, Jamir expressed hope that the branch will live up to the benchmark that the bank has set and continue to provide quality service to the citizen.

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MLA Keneizhakho Nakhro (2nd from L) with F.P.Solo (3rd from L) and others after launching MFCS on Tuesday. (NP)

the special guest. Speaking at the programme, Nakhro lauded Ngunyü Enterprise for providing quality services to the customers in the state capital. Chairman of Ngunyü Enterprise, F.P. Solo said that MFCS is a multi brand service centre. The centre has installed high quality machineries and equipments including 4 lifts, wheel alignment unit, paint booth and others to cater to the needs of the customers, said Solo while adding that the centre would set up body shop, welding unit, electrical unit and many more facilities in the near future. Earlier, Vicar General and Parish Priest of St. Mary’s Cathedral Church, Fr. Carolus Neisalhou Kuotsu offered the invocation prayer.

Commissioner of Police, Limasunep Jamir inaugurating Axis bank bazaar branch on Tuesday. (NP)

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Mumbai, Sep 25 (PTI): The rupee Tuesday weakened further by 6 paise to close at 72.69 to the US dollar on sustained demand for the American currency amid soaring crude prices. It was a highly volatile day on the forex market as wide swings in the currency value kept investors on edge and precluded the emergence of a clear trend. A further sharp spike in international crude oil prices due to a combination of factors and bullish dollar overseas trend ahead of Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meet kept trading sentiment little shaky. The Indian currency dangerously slipped to a low of 72.96 in early trade -- within striking distance of its life-time low of 72.99 hit last week but managed to pare some losses on likely intervention from the central bank. It briefly touched a high of 72.57 in mid-afternoon deals. The rupee has lost 49 paise in last two days. Heavy dollar selling by banks and exporters along with greenbank’s weakness against some currencies overseas largely supplemented the recovery momentum.

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size lender which would be stronger and sustainable. Banks have stepped up efforts as far as recovery of bad loans is concerned. Lenders have made recovery of Rs 36,551 crore in the first quarter of the current fiscal. This is 49 per cent higher than the same quarter of the last fiscal. During 2017-18, banks recovered Rs 74,562 crore. Jaitley said the formalisation of the economy through the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), GST, demonetisation and digital payments have enabled better assessment of financial capacity and risks, and coupled with inclusive growth through massive financial inclusion, has unlocked purchasing power which will drive India’s growth. The finance min-

arms, etc. However, it has a much longer, 64-item list, (almost 11.7 per cent of tariff lines) for Pakistan and Sri Lanka, but which effectively applies only to Pakistan, because India applies a smaller sensitive list to Sri Lanka as part of a separate India-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement. Items on the Indian sensitive list can be imported at the most-favoured-nation tariffs from any SAFTA country, including Pakistan, because India accorded Pakistan the status in 1996, soon after the accession of the two countries to the World Trade Organisation. However, Pakistan has not granted India the mostfavoured-nation’s status or non-discriminatory market access. In addition, the preferential access granted by Pakistan on 82.1 per cent of tariff lines under SAFTA is partially blocked in the case of India because Pakistan maintains a negative list comprising 1,209 items that cannot be imported from India. In practice, many of these items are exported from India to Pakistan through a third country, usually the United Arab Emirates.

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ister said that “this should help India sustain a growth rate of around 8 per cent”. The GDP growth has been estimated at 8.2 per cent in the first quarter of the financial year. While noting the positive results from the IBC mechanism, Jaitley also flagged the need to assess and revisit the efficacy of the Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT) mechanism, particularly in view of long lead times in disposal of cases. He underscored the requirement for expediting recovery through the DRT mechanism, so that their original objective of speedy recovery proceedings is realised, the release said. “The Finance Minister noted that the perception regarding the health of PSBs has become more positive as banks have posted positive results in terms of resolution, recovery, provisioning and credit growth,” it said. Jaitley said that the amendment of IBC to debar wilful defaulters has had the unintended positive consequence of defaulting borrowers stepping forward to make payment in order to participate in the resolution process.

Islamabad, Sep 25 (PTI): The trade potential between India and Pakistan stands at USD 37 billion, according to a World Bank report which said that continued political tensions and lack of normal trade relations between the two nations have cast a shadow over cooperation efforts within South Asia. The report ‘A Glass Half Full: The Promise of Regional Trade in South Asia’, which was released on Monday, has highlighted among key factors, the long list of product restrictions in bilateral trade. India and Pakistan continue to maintain long, sensitive lists of items on which no tariff concessions are granted. The lack of normal bilateral trade relations between the two countries affects the formation or deepening of regional valuechains in various high-value trading sectors, Dawn newspaper reported quoting the report. Pakistan has a list of 936 items and almost 17.9 per cent of tariff lines that apply to imports from all South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA) countries. India maintains a list of 25 items (0.5 per cent of tariff lines), which includes goods such as alcohol, fire-

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New Delhi, Sep 25 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Tuesday asked public sector banks (PSBs) to take “effective action” in cases of fraud and wilful loan defaults, as he exuded confidence of achieving sustained economic growth rate of 8 per cent. The growing economy will also help banks grow in strength, he said at the annual review meeting of PSBs here. Conversely, as the lifeline of the economy, banks would need to build their strength to support the lending needs of a growing economy, he added, according to an official release. “At the same time”, he exhorted the banks “to ensure all steps at their end to ensure clean lending and effective action in cases of fraud and wilful default, to justify the trust reposed in banks. Banks must strive to be seen always as institutions of clean and prudent lending”. The meeting is taking place in the backdrop of the ‘Alternative Mechanism’ (AM) deciding to merge three public sector banks -- Bank of Baroda, Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank -- with a view to create a global-

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Swedish PM Lofven voted out by parliament STOCKHOLM, Sep 25 (Agencies): Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven lost a no-confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday and will step down after four years in power, but with neither major political bloc holding a majority it remained unclear who will form the next government. Voters delivered a hung parliament in the September 9 election with Lofven’s center-left bloc garnering 144 seats, one more than the center-right opposition Alliance. The anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, with 62 seats and shunned by all parties since entering parliament in 2010, backed the Alliance in the vote - an obligatory test of the prime minister’s parliamentary support after an election. Analysts expect the speaker to pick Ulf Kristersson, leader of the biggest Alliance party, the Moderates, to try to form a new administration. But lacking a majority, he needs support either from the Sweden Democrats, with roots in the white supremacist fringe, or the

Stefan Lofven center left. “If the Alliance parties choose to try to govern as the smallest bloc, then they make themselves totally dependent on the Sweden Democrats,” Lofven said. S we d e n D e m o c r a t leader Jimmie Akesson repeated on Tuesday his party wanted a say in policy as the price of supporting a new government. “We will do everything in our power to stop any attempt to form a government, do everything to bring down every government, which does not give us a reasonable influence in proportion to our electoral support,” Akesson said. The Alliance of the

Moderates, Centre, Liberal and Christian Democrats has said it will not negotiate with the Sweden Democrats, who want to freeze immigration and have called for a new vote on membership of the European Union. Lofven ruled out backing an Alliance government, leaving politics deadlocked. “I want to continue to lead the country as prime minister,” he said. “I want to lead a government that has broader support in the country’s parliament and that allows us to leave stalemate of bloc politics.” The speaker has four goes at finding a new government and if the stalemate continues, Sweden will hold another election within three months. With a new vote unlikely to change the situation much, some kind of compromise is likely to be thrashed out. A number of party combinations have been suggested, but all would have a heavy political cost and a deal is could take weeks. Lofven will lead a transition government until a new administration is installed.

international AU, Somali forces kill 35 AlShabaab militants Mogadishu, Sep 25 (IANS): At least 35 AlShabaab militants have been killed and several others injured after an exchange of fire between Somali national army, backed by African Union forces, and the militants in Somalia’s Qoryoley town. One Somali soldier was killed and two others injured during heavy fighting with the militants overnight, Qoryoley Deputy Governor Abdi Ahmed Ali told reporters on Monday. “Our forces killed 35 Al-Shabaab militants and injured several others after defeating the enemy who attacked the town,” Ali said, Xinhua news agency reported. “We have collected their bodies to bury now.” “We had prior intelligence that the terrorists are going to attack us and this caused more casualties on the enemy side,” he said. Al-Shabaab has not yet commented on Ali’s statement. The group, however, claimed to have carried out mortar attacks on bases of the Somali national army and the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) near Barawo, a town in the same region.

Labour Party open to second Brexit referendum

Keir Starmer on course to fail these tests. “Everybody recognises the talks are going badly and it looks as though we’re heading for a bad deal or even no deal,” he told BBC TV. “We, the Labour Party, are going to vote down a bad deal or we’re going to vote down no deal because that is not good for our country nor is it what people voted for.” In a speech to his party’s annual conference later, Starmer will say the Conservative government does

not have a credible plan for Brexit, and that there is no majority in parliament for May’s so-called “Chequers” proposals, which envisage close ties with the EU in the trade of goods. Labour could play a decisive role in whether any Brexit deal is approved by parliament. May has a working majority of just 13 in the 650-seat parliament and a former junior minister said this month as many as 80 of her own lawmakers were prepared to vote against a Brexit deal based on the Chequers proposals. But like the governing Conservatives and much of the country, Labour is split over how to leave the bloc, with its veteran eurosceptic leader, Jeremy Corbyn, under pressure from many members to move to a more pro-EU position. Labour’s conference will vote later on Tuesday on keeping a second Brexit referendum as an option if

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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE

NAGALAND, KOHIMA. NO. PHQ(B-I)1/Combined Recruitment/2015/ Dated Kohima, the 24th Sept., 2018.

CIRCULAR In continuation to the Press Release of even No.PHQ(B-I)1/C-Recruitment/2015/2469 dated. 23.09.18 for the posts of UBSI(GD)/SI(Opr)/SI(Tech)&ASI(GD), the tests for the Recruitment Rally have been rescheduled as follows: 1. Physical Standards Test The Physical Standards Test for Height, Chest, Weight and Endurance will be held on the 27th and on the 28th September ‘2018 at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima and the details are laid down as under: 27th September ‘2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 01 – 1300) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 1301 – 2500) 28th September ‘2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 2501 – 3621) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 3622 – 4719) 2. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) Candidates who have qualified in Physical Standards Test (Height, Chest, Weight measurement and Endurance Test) will be required to undergo PET which will be conducted on the 29th Sept. & 01st and 3rd Oct. ‘2018 at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima, on the parameters and details laid down below: 29th September 2018 st 1 Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 01 – 785) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 786 – 1570) 1st October 2018 st 1 Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 1571 – 2355) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 2356 – 3140) 3rd October 2018 1st Session - Time : 0700 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 3141 – 3925) 2nd Session - Time : 1200 Hrs onwards (Registration No. 3926 – 4719) 3. Medical Test The candidates who have qualified in all the above will be required to undergo Medical Test starting from 0700 Hrs on 4th of October ‘2018 at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima. 4. Written Examination. The written examination for the candidates who have been declared qualified will be held on 5th and 6th of Oct. ‘2018 for the various posts at NAPTC Police Complex, Chumukedima and which will be duly intimated to the candidates in the Notice Board of Main RP Gate, Police Complex, Chumukedima. Sl. No. Date Time Post(s) 1 09:00-11:00 AM UBSI (GD) & S.I (Opr.) 05/10/2018 2 01:00-03:00 PM ASI (GD) 3 06/10/2018 09:00-11:00 AM S.I (Tech.) It may also be noted that all other details will remain the same as notified earlier. Sd/(SANDEEP M. TAMGADGE) IPS Inspector General of Police (Hqr) & Chairman, Recruitment Board. DC-1640

May fails to get her Brexit plan through parliament, heaping pressure on the struggling prime minister. In the published motion which the Labour conference will debate later on Tuesday, the party again set out is position on Brexit - it wants full participation in the EU’s single market after Brexit and will reject a “no deal Brexit”. If talks with the EU fail or parliament rejects a deal May brings back, Labour would firstly seek a new general election. If there is no possibility for one, Labour “must support all options remaining on the table, including campaigning for a public vote”, the motion says.

Trump inks trade deal with S Korea Washington, Sep 25 (PTI): US President Donald Trump on Monday inked his administration’s first trade deal with South Korea, which he described as “a historic milestone” and a promise fulfilled to his countrymen. “The new US-Korea agreement includes significant improvements to reduce our trade deficit and expand opportunities to export American products to South Korea,” Trump told reporters at the signing ceremony in New York on the sidelines of the annual United Nations General Assembly. Describing it as a “very big deal” and a great day for the two countries, Trump said these outcomes give the finest American-made automobiles, innovative medicines and agricultural crops a much better access to Korean markets. “I think our farmers are going to be extremely happy. It was very limited as to what they could do and what they could send. And now, it is an open market and they are going to be sending a lot more farm products. That makes me feel very good,” he said. Trump said as a part of the agreement, the US has also secured an increased

Donald Trump meets with South Korean President Moon Jae-In at the Lotte New York Palace hotel during the UN General Assembly. (AP/PTI)

access to America’s auto industry. According to the US Trade Representatives, since the US-Korea Free Trade Agreement (KORUS) came into effect in 2012, the US trade deficit in goods with Korea increased by 75 per cent from USD 13.2 billion to USD 23.1 billion (2017), while the overall deficit increased by 57 per cent from USD 6.3 billion to USD 9.8 billion (2017). “Through negotiations to improve KORUS, the United States has secured changes that will reduce the trade deficit and ensure that KORUS is a good deal for American workers, farmers and businesses,” it said, adding that the US achieved

important steps to improve the large trade deficit in industrial goods and address the KORUS implementation concerns that have hindered American export growth. Trump said the agreement will reduce bureaucracy and increase prosperity in both the countries. Workers in the US and South Korea will find new customers and new opportunities to expand and grow. “Our teams will be working hard to ensure that the terms of the deal are fully implemented,” he said. South Korean President Moon Jae-In said the free trade agreement between the two countries is significant in the sense that it expands the alliance to the economic realm as well.

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We the undersigned would like to clarify the NOTICE published by Kato V. Zhimomi, Akashe Zhimomi and Ikhadu Zhimomi on page 4 of Nagaland Post dated 21/09/2018. Viyito Village was established on 1981 together by 8 (Eight) sons of Lt. Sumiho Zhimomi and since, Lt. Viyito Zhimo was the eldest among the siblings, he, with the consent of all the brothers, was made the Head GB (Chief) of the village. However, due to his untimely death on 15/05/1988, Shri. Vikiye Zhimo, the eldest among the 7 (seven) siblings alive at that time was made the Head GB (Chief) of the village FROM 03/06/1988 till date. As per Sumi Customary Law, any decision/dispute pertaining to the village or deal of properties (land) within the village jurisdiction is done through the knowledge and consent of the village chief. Viyito Village Council and GBs in a meeting held on 25/09/2018 declare that the village does not endorse the statement made by the sons of Lt. Viyito Zhimo as it was done without the consent whatsoever of the village chief or village council concerned. 1. Vikiye Zhimo, Head GB (Ph. No. 9402485897) 2. Jhekiye Zhimo 3. Hokiye Zhimo 4. Tokugha Zhimo 5. Vikugha Zhimo 6. Khevishe Shohe, Chairman, Village Council (Ph. No. 9774380713) DP-7168

China tells Maldives to stick to FTA Beijing, Sep 25 (IANS): A wary China on Tuesday hoped that the Maldives’ new government will provide an “enabling environment” to Chinese companies and stick to the controversial Free Trade Agreement (FTA) Beijing had signed with the now ousted President Abdulla Yameen. China congratulated the Maldives for holding successful elections. “We respect Maldives people’s choice and we hope the country can maintain stability and development,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang said. “As to the FTA signed between China and the Maldives, we believe we have always encouraged the Chinese to invest and operate in accordance with the market-based rules and the regulations. And we hope the Maldives will maintain consistency and stability of their policy and create an enabling environment and atmosphere for the Chinese operation there,” Geng added. The Maldives sits on one the world’s busiest shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean where both India and China vie for influence.

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With profound pride and honour, we extend our heartiest congratulations to our dear sister Ms. Vikieno Khizho, D/o Kevikese Khizho for securing the top rank in M.Sc. Botany, Nagaland University 2018. In your achievement, together we share this joyous moment and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless you with many more achievements in the years to come. PUDUHO TSONIKO K-2748

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Naga Timber Union Kohima Picnic cum Get Together will be held on 29th September 2018 at Kisama. All members are requested to be present along with all your family members and saw mill workers. On the day of our picnic all saw mills will remain closed. K-2779

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OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

The Golden Jubilee Organizing Committee and staff of Government Higher Secondary School, Jotsoma express heartfelt gratitude to Shri. K. T. Sukhalu, Advisor, School Education, Shri. Keneizhakho Nakhro, MLA 8th Western Angami Constituency, Shri. Menukhol John, Principal Secretary School Education & SCERT, Smt. Asano Sekhose, Chairman, NBSE, Shri. Wonthungo Tsopoe, Director of School Education and all the dignitaries for gracing our Golden Jubilee on 7th Sept. 2018 We also thank Shri. Nitolie Peseyie President, Jotsoma Youth Organisation for donating the Golden Jubilee Monolith and providing all the materials in setting up the beautiful Pandal. We also thank the Alumni, Jotsoma Village Council Chairman, GB’s and their colleagues, Jotsoma Youth Organisation, Jotsoma Students Union, Women Organisation of Jotsoma, Schools and Colleges and well wishers who have generously contributed in cash and kind for the Jubilee. It is our prayer that Almighty God bless each and everyone for the tireless contribution, prayer and support in making the programme a grand success. Mezhü-u Hozoyeh Azinu Savi Headmaster Principal Govt.Hr.Sec.School, Jotsoma Govt.Hr.Sec.School, Jotsoma

GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL TSEMINYU FELICITATION The principal, along with the staff, students and the school managing board, with immense joy and pride extend our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. R. Rosemary Kent GT and Mrs. Tianaro Pongen PGT for receiving the Kohima District Teachers Award 2018. It is our sincere prayer that Almighty God continues to bless them abundantly and guide them to make a difference in the lives of the students. We wish them success and bright future.

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LIVERPOOL, Sep 25 (Agencies): Britain’s opposition Labour Party will vote against any deal Prime Minister Theresa May clinches with the European Union and is open to a second referendum with the option of staying in the bloc, Brexit spokesman Keir Starmer said on Tuesday. With just over six months until Britain leaves the European Union, May has yet to reach a deal with Brussels on the terms of the divorce, and her plan for future trade ties has been rebuffed by both the EU and many lawmakers in her own party. Labour has listed six tests it would apply to any Brexit deal, including whether it ensured a strong future relationship with the EU and delivered the same benefits Britain has as a current member of the bloc’s single market and customs union. Starmer said May was

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The Pezielietsie Welfare Board and Youth Organisation would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and express our thanks to all those who contributed generously in cash and kind towards the landslide affected families of our colony. Names Amount 1. Thefuruya 500 2. Lazami Social Welfare 2000 3. Kezieke Welfare Board 5000 4. Kevilelhou Bao Sekhose 5000 5. Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Church Kohima 5000 6. Vithuzolie Kikhi 2000 7. Neibalie Rio 50,000 8. Roko Angami 5000 9. Kenuozou Welfare Board 6800 10. Kenuozou Youth Organisation 2000 11. Chief Veterinary Office Staff (Pezielietsie) 7000 12. Dziesevituo Suohu 2000 13. Ao Telongjem Pezielietsie Kohima 10,000 14. Lady Worker Fellowship Angami 20,000 15. Rev. Keviyakielie Linyu 2000 16. Gariphemia Sedze Krotho Pezielietsie KMA 15,200 17. Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) 50,000 18. Kohima District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) 10,000 19. Kohima Municipal Council 25,000 Contributors in kind Name list 1. Rajesh 2. A.K Grocery Store 3. Teiso Tase 4. Pezielietsie Shopkeepers 5. Women Society Pezielietsie 6. Middle Lhisema Khel Youth 7. Progressive Democratic Alliance (PDA) Relief Committee Even though words fail to acknowledge every individual who stood by us and has extended helping hands to us during our time of need, we pray that our Almighty God bless each and every one of you. Thank You Sd/Sd/Pezielietsie Youth Organisation, Kohima Pezielietsie Welfare Board, Kohima

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on poster ‘Star Wars’ producer Gary Kurtz dead Kelly Clarkson praises Carrie Underwood Towithsee myself Big B,a dream come true: Aamir Khan K S elly Clarkson is praising fellow “American Idol” champion Carrie Underwood for breaking her silence about her difficult path to pregnancy. Underwood, 35, recently revealed she suffered three separate miscarriages before getting pregnant with her second child. The country superstar admitted to getting “mad” about the ordeal during an interview with “CBS Sunday Morning” that aired Sept. 16. Clarkson thanked Underwood for sharing her struggles — and congratulated her on her pregnancy with baby No. 2. “I’m so happy for her,” Clarkson told Entertainment Tonight on Saturday, “cause I didn’t know a lot of the situations that were going on behind the scenes,

and I have a lot of friends that have gone through that several times as well.” “And that’s just - it’s a really cool thing [she did],” Clarkson, 36, added. “I was emailing her, because I was like, ‘It’s so important that you talk about it.’” Clarkson acknowledged talking about a miscarriage isn’t easy, but it’s important to break the stigma around the topic. The singer, however,

said discussing the topic “makes women that feel inferior, or feel like something’s wrong with them, it makes them feel comfortable, and that that people go through it.” Clarkson called the experience “a really hardcore thing as a woman.” In the CBS interview, Underwood admitted she was heartbroken when multiple pregnancies “didn’t work out.”

“I kind of planned that 2017 was, you know, going to be the year that I work on new music, and I have a baby,” she said. “We got pregnant early 2017, and it didn’t work out.” The star revealed she got pregnant again in the spring, but that time also didn’t work out. “Got pregnant again, early 2018. Didn’t work out. So, at that point, it was just kind of like, ‘Okay, like, what’s the deal? What is all of this?’” At one point in the interview, Underwood shared she got pregnant a fourth time and prayed when she felt she was losing another baby. Fortunately, when she went to the doctor the following day, she was given a clean bill of health both for herself and the baby.

uperstar Aamir Khan, who is gearing up for the release of “Thugs Of Hindostan”, says it is a dream come true for him to share space on a poster with megastar Amitabh Bachchan. “To see myself on a poster with Mr.Bachchan is a dream come true for me. I still can’t believe it,” Aamir tweeted on Tuesday. He shared a poster featuring all four key characters of the movie. Apart from Aamir and Amitabh, the movie stars Katrina Kaif and Fatima Sana Shaikh. This film will mark the first time Aamir and Amitabh will be seen sharing screen space together. The mega action adventure by Yash Raj Films is set to releases on November 8. (IANS)

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tar Wars” pro- Empire Strikes Back.” ducer Gary Kurtz Kurtz had championed is dead. He was “Star Wars” through mul78. tiple drafts and helped Lucas Kurtz died of cancer navigate 20th Century Fox’s on Sunday, his family said lack of enthusiasm for a in a statement, reports va- movie they dismissed as a riety.com. B-picture. Kurtz had also proAfter “Star Wars” duced “American Graf- stunned everyone by turnfiti” and “The Dark Crys- ing into a massive hit, Lucas tal”. His career was closely and Kurtz sat about crafting aligned with that of film- a sequel. Lucas handed the maker George Lucas, but reins over to director Irvin the two parted ways after the Kershner, but production troubled production of “The went over schedule and

Lucas was forced to dip into his own pocket to complete the movie. Kurtz stepped in to direct second-unit work on the film. When it was time to make “Return of the Jedi”, Kurtz was replaced by Howard Kazanjian as producer. Kurtz got his start as an assistant director on Monte Hellman’s “Ride in the Whirlwind”, a lowbudget 1966 Western that starred a then-unknown Jack Nicholson. “Gary was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, friend, colleague, and mentor, whose work and talent spanned filmmaking, photography, music, and cinema history. He was a Marine, a world traveller, an outdoorsman, and a kind, compassionate human being. (IANS)

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he MOBO Awards will take a break in 2018, as organisers plan to reshape the ceremony ahead of its return next year. The ceremony, which began in 1996, has become a major force in championing urban music – with Craig David and Stormzy emerging triumphant last year. Now, founder Kanya King says that the ceremony will be retired for 2018, before returning “bigger and bolder”. “We understand that the MOBO Awards will be missed this year, but we will be back in 2019, bigger and Representing Nagaland, the winners of the Hornbill Rock Contest 2016, Search & bolder”, King said. “The evolution of the Found band will be performing at the Ziro Festival of Music in Arunachal Pradesh on September 28. The members of the band include Albert Jingru- Vocals, Kuto- MOBO Awards is always at Guitars, Neil Gonmei- Drums, and Along Longkumer- Bass. the forefront of our mind

and we want to ensure that we continue to build on the strong foundation of the brand and its heritage for a wider purpose and bigger impact. We will bring the platform to brand new heights and most importantly, continue to amplify the exposure of the large pool of exceptional talent celebrated by MOBO. In this respect we are very pleased to be teaming up with Ogilvy UK.” An official statement added: “The evolution of the MOBO Awards is always at the forefront of our mind and we want to ensure that we continue to build on the strong foundation of the brand and its heritage for a wider purpose and bigger impact.” (NME)

Orientation for Youth Parliament and Parliamentary Quiz Competition 2018 for Dimapur District was held on 24/9/2018 at Eastern Academy Higher Secondary School. The schools representing Dimapur will be Eastern Academy Higher Secondary School, Unity Christian Higher Secondary School, Great Commission Higher Secondary School, Vision Home Higher Secondary School. They will be participating in the State Level of this competition to be held in Kohima on the 2nd and 3rd of October. DP-7149

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into a star while recovering himself and fall in love. With this being Gaga’s first starring role and Cooper not only co-starring but also directing, we didn’t really know what could come from it. Well, critics raved about it at the Toronto International Film Festival, and it currently sits at a 95% fresh rating on rotten tomatoes. In the above interview, Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga discuss their characters and why they are similar or different, and Gaga praises Bradley’s trust and directing style. ‘A Star is Born’ releases October 5, 2018. (Hollywood.com)

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A wrestling bout in progress on the opening day of 2nd state level indigenous open wrestling competition at Senapati town on Tuesday.

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underway at mini stadium, Senapati on Tuesday. Altogether, 113 wrestlers (73 light weight and 40 heavy weight wrestlers are taking part in the championship. 16 wrestlers are from the Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA). Speaking at the open-

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Akithiu Zhukiye Awomi, Leut. Col (Retd.)/ Kilonser, NSCN (IM) Khehoi ghami atsala 22/09/2018 tsala lono Bangalore lono akuxu wove. Paye Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu lo Ato area zhelono SAK lo Executive Member lo akhotomi lakhike. Paye ashi kuxu loghi lotsuloghui kemi eno Ato area mi ghenguno akumla kivi kutomo huthu tsuno thiva eno akupulu xu loghi Alhou zulo kutokupui shi xucheno akuxu lo tuku-tiye kuhano xuacheke. Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu lo ighono akhotomi ningu qo aho lono kuhave kehu SAK lo kihi kusumi kumtsu no amlo ghime shi Akithiu Zhukiye Awomi kini puwove ani.

A year has passed by since you bade goodbye But your smile still remains Still intact in our Pains The pain doesn't Fade The pain remain without aid Yet your memories tells a cure Because it helps your smile so pure Your Presence seems always near Your love seems always here So till our days meet, we will miss you And till souls meet, we will miss you Loving children, in-laws, grandchildren & relatives

A beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, a friend to many, a compassionate and a hardworking independent woman has gone to be with her Lord for eternity. The family of Late Mrs. Azala offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours, relatives and well-wishers who provided emotional, financial and practical support during her illness, service and burial. To those who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude.

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Loving Husband, Daughter, Grandchildren & Relatives.

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Born : 03-12-1974 Died : 17-09-2018

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We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to one and all who stood by us in our moment of grief at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Obed Yeptho, who left us for his eternal rest on 20.09.2018. May our Almighty God bless all of you for your acts of kindness. Loving wife, children and family members.

18.09.1976 – 20.09.2018

LATE KEZEVILHOU SEYIE BORN ON 5/12/1968 – DIED ON 20/09/2018 The Unconditional love, constant Prayer, Financial and Material support and selfless service rendered to us during the brief illness and demise of Late Kezevilhou Seyie, my loving husband and our father is immeasurable and unrepayable. Through this column, we humbly convey our heartfelt gratitude to the Doctors and Nurses (CIHSR 4th Mile Dimapur) who attended and treated him, Blood Donors, Relatives, Churches, Organisations, Different Institutions, family friends and well wishers. During our time of grief and sorrow you all stood by us as 'A tower of strength'. Though we are unable to thank everyone personally, we humbly hope and pray the Almighty God bless you abundantly. Loving, Wife Mrs. Thianaro, Children and Relatives

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We would like to convey our special thanks to:

Loving Family and Relatives.

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We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Temsunaro Longchar would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to every individual, neighbours and well wishers for supporting us financially, materially, physically and morally during her prolonged illness.

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BORN ON : 01-09-1950 DIED ON : 22-09-18

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It is our humble prayer that God bless you all abundantly.

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From : Loving children, grandchildren, & family members

1. Doctors & Nurses of Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur 2. Doctors & Nurses of Blood Bank Civil Hospital 3. Officers & Ministerial Staff, Excise Dept., Dimapur 4. Welfare Fund Excise Dept., Dimapur 5. CEM Town Fellowship, Dimapur 6. Sungratsu-Tsur Telongjem, Dimapur 7. Inter State(NC) Excise Check Post Khuzama 8. United Women Welfare Organisation 9. Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo 10. Sungratsu Senso Telongjem, Dimapur 11. CO's DUDA (Urban Development), Dimapur 12. Get Gorgeous & Native Trax Society, Dimapur 13. Dignity Group, Dimapur 14. Ao Self Help Group 15. Supply Colony Mothers Union, Dimapur 16. Grade IV Staff, Commissioner and Excise 17. Kwang-Langpi Semchir Telongjem 18. Kwang-Langpitsur Telongjem 19. Late Naro's close friends and blood donors.

26.09.2016

"Dear Father, You are missed every day, you are that special person which meant to us more than anything else in the world. We still love you".

of our beloved Late Alei Wangnao

Romans 14:8

Those we love don’t go away… They walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, missed, and very dear.

Y. WANGBA

FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

“For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord; whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord’s”.

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CONDOLENCE

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Died on : 26.09.1993

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Kohima, Sep 25 (NPN): The 57th annual sports we e k o f G ove r n m e n t Higher Secondary School Pfutsero got underway Tuesday with Dr. Kevizakie Rio, Joint Mission Director, RMSA Nagaland as the guest speaker in the inaugural programme. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Dr. Kevizakie exhorted the students to aim for excellence in life. He urged the students to embrace discipline, hard work and dedication to achieve ones dream in life. Later, he inaugurated Atal Tinkering Lab in the school. The lab was sponsored by the Niti Ayog Government of Nagaland. Principal of the school, Vechikhoyi Lohe delivered the welcome speech and vice principal, Kelhikha Kenye chaired the programme.

Paris, Sep 25 (Agencies): France World Cup star Kylian Mbappe will sit out one further league game for Paris Saint-Germain after losing an appeal against a three-match suspension Monday. M b a p p e, 1 9 , wa s handed the sanction for lashing out in retaliation at Teji Savanier during a feisty 4-2 win at Nimes on September 1. Savanier was handed a four-match ban for his role in the incident, a sanction that was also confirmed following appeals by both players, the French Football Federation (FFF) announced. Mbappe, who is being tipped to win the prestigious Ballon d’Or award in December, notably on account of his performances for Les Bleus in Russia last summer, has served two of his three matches so far. He sat out a 4-0 home win over Saint Etienne and again on Sunday as PSG beat Rennes 3-1 away to reinforce their lead at the top of the table. Mbappe will sit out PSG’s next league outing, at home to Reims on Wednesday, and will be eligible to return for PSG’s trip to Nice on Saturday. He did play and score in PSG’s Champions League defeat at Liverpool last Tuesday as the suspension does not cover European games.

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ing ceremony, president of Nagaland Wrestling Association, Neivikolie Khatsii said that sports have no boundaries and it also brings unity and love among people. He also urged the wrestlers to aim for national and international level. He also extended invitation to the wrestlers to come and participate at the Hornbill Wrestling Championship held every year on December 4. President of SDWAM, Masounii in his welcome address, said that discipline is a must for every game and asked all wrestlers to abide by the rules and regulations framed by the organizing committee. The champions of both the categories will receive cash prize of Rs.1,00,000 each. The runner-up will receive Rs.70,000 while the third and fourth placed winners will get Rs.50,000 and Rs.30,000 respectively. There will also be four consolation prizes of Rs. 5,000 each for both the categories. It may be mentioned that all the judges are from Nagaland wrestling Association (NWA).

Mbappe loses appeal against 3-match ban

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018

April 1928 – 15th September 2018 “Surely The Righteous Will Never Be Shaken, They Will Be Remembered Forever” (Psalms 112:6) We, the bereaved family members of Late Toshale Kemp would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father on 15th Sept. 2018. We are overwhelmed by your genuine love and kindness shown to our family during our darkest hour of grief and sorrow. We would like to convey our special gratitude to: 1. Rev. M.K Lorin (Senior Pastor), Sovima 18. Rengma Selo Zi Baptist Church 19. Rengma Students’ Union 2. Shri. R. Khing, Hon’ble Advisor AH&VS & 20. Rengma Village Council Chairman Forum WRD, Govt. of Nagaland. 21. Asükika Baptist Church 3. Shri. Sentiyanger (IAS), Development 22. Phenshünyu Baptist Church Commissioner, Govt. of Nagaland. 23. Bethel Baptist Church 4. Ar. Loguseng Semp, Ex-Candidate, NPF 24. Kandinu Baptist Church 5. Executive Secretary, CRBC, Zunpha & staffs 25. Rengma Baptist Church, Sovima 6. Tseminyu Old Town Baptist Church 26. Tsonsa Baptist Church 7. Doctors & Nurses of Oking Hospital, Kohima. 27. Phenshünyu Lowjvu Nezen, Tseminyu Unit 8. Doctors & Nurses of CHC, Tseminyu 28. Phenshünyu Village Council 9. All Rank and File of GPRN NSCN (IM) 29. Rümeshinyu Village Council 10. Nagaland Prayer Centre, T. Zisunyu 30. Sendenyu Village Council 11. The GPRN NSCN (IM), Rengma Region. 31. Khenyu Village Council 12. The C.O., V.Battalion Naga Army 32. Home Cell No.6 13. Kohima College Teachers Association & 33. Phenshünyu Lowjvu Kengün Kehun (PLKK), Education Dept. Kohima College. Kohima 14. NEIDA Staff, Kohima. 34. Kashanyishün Village Council. 15. Rengma Naga Hills, Assam. 35. Family friends and relatives from Khonoma, 16. Rengma Hoho Khuzama, Kohima Village and Meluri. 17. Rengma Mothers’ Association We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge every individual yet it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless each one of you abundantly for your unconditional support and act of kindness. Loving family members & in-laws K-2783

Through this column we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who had generously extended your helping hand at the sudden demise of MR. NOCKSHAM KONYAK, Spiritual Awakening Mission Sikkim (S.A.M.S) Missionary, Sikkim, on 16-09-2018 financially, materially and through prayer support. We can not mention each and every one of you but we pray that our Almighty GOD bless you all. Born on: 22-09-1988 We specially convey and extend our special thanks to:- Died on: 16-09-2018 1. Er. Kakiye Jakha and his family, Chekiye Village, Dimapur 2. Shri. Khekiye Aye, Mission Director S.A.M.S. Sikkim 3. Shri. Khenito Awomi, Chairman S.A.M.S. Sikkim 4. Shri. Jacob Zhimomi, Hon’ble Minister PHED, Govt. of Nagaland 5. Shri. Kavito Chishi, Diphupar ‘B’ Village 6. Shri. Vikuto Aye, Chekiye Village, Dimapur 7. Mr/Mrs. Yevihe Khusheli (Sponsoring family) 8. Mr. Ihoshe, V/View 9. Chekiye Village Baptist Church, Dimapur 10. Co-Colleagues and Staff, of S.A.M.S. Sikkim 11. Bethlehem Mission School, staff, students and Dhanbari Baptist Church, Sikkim 12. Doctors and Nurses of Eden Medical, Dimapur 13. Shri. Pohwang, Hon’ble Advisor F&ES; R&R; SIRD, Govt. of Nagaland 14. Sheanghah Union Dimapur 15. Shri. P. Ameth (Sunny) 16. Shri. Wangngo Langsym, CDPO Aboi 17. Shri. T. Nungsang Sangtam, ADC Tizit 18. Nangtan Baptist Church, Tizit 19. Sheanghah Union, Tizit 20. Tuimei Village Baptist Church 21. Family, friends and well-wishers of Lampong Sheanghah Village 22. Konyak Theological Association (KTA) 23. Sheanghah Theological Fellowship (STF) 24. Konyak Baptist Church, Mon Town 25. Sheanghah Union, Mon Town 26. Sheanghah Tangten Union, Mon Town Family Members, Village Council, Students Union, Baptist Church, S/Lokyo Fellowship, Friends and Relatives K-2780 K Y M C

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Tribal Brothers, JYO win

The match between Jakhama YO (white) and Fortunate Youth FC on Tuesday. (NP)

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Kohima, Sep 25 (NPN): Tribal Brothers and Jakhama Youth Organization (JYO) registered wins at the ongoing 19th NSF Martyrs Memorial Trophy on Tuesday. The tournament is being organised by Angami Students’ Union under the theme ‘goal for peace.’ In the first match, Tribal Brothers defeated A. Yhome FC defeated by 3-1. Shurhosul Zhotso opened the account for Tribal Brothers in the 45th minute. After the lemon break, Tribal Brothers’ second goal was scored by Lai-

wang in the 70th minute. Shurhosul Zhotso scored the third goal via spot kick in the 75th minute to take the score to 3-0. The solitary goal of A. Yhome FC was scored by Vilhoubeituo Yhome in 84th minute. Sahiampou of Tribal Brothers was cautioned for unsporting behaviour. In the second match, Jakhama Youth Organization (JYO) blanked Fortunate Youth FC by 5-0. Avito Khieya scored the first goal in the 17th minute. He went on to score the second and the third goals in the 21st and 41st minute and completed his hattrick. After the breather,

Jakhama YO found the net twice from the boots of Swedevito Tase and Kikosato Tetseo in the 44th and 65th minute respectively to beat Fortunate Youth 5-0. Meanwhile, Fortunate Youth FC players Dazoi Dwaswang, Nalungswang Guing and Gugu Zeliang and Jakhama youth Organization’s Kedingoto Zhotso were yellow carded for foul play in the field. Today’s matches 1st match: 12:00 noon Friends United FC Vs Phezhu Boys Club 2nd match: 2:00 pm Kohima Eagles FC Vs Midland Youth Org

DDVFA, GDFA exhibition match

Dimapur, Sep 25 (NPN): An exhibition football match between Dimapur District Veteran Football Association (DDVFA) and Golaghat District Sports Association (GDFA) will be held on September 27 at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur at 2:30 pm. The match has been organised with an objective to promote better relationship and peaceful co-existence between the neighbouring states of Nagaland and Assam. Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur, Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS will grace the exhibition match. Therefore, DDVFA has invited all football enthusiasts to come and witness the match.

Naga fighters excel in MMA event

Dimapur, Sep 25 (NPN): Two fighters representing Naga Bushido MMA Academy, Dimapur emerged victorious at the X1.In Championship held in Shillong on September 22 and 23. Hinohito Aye beat Hugai Raj from Chennai in the bantamweight bout via submission (Kimura) while Aloto Zhimomi emerged as the victor in the flyweight bout defeating Evenstone Thangkhiew via submission (arm bar). The X1International Championship is a national mixed martial art (MMA) event, sanctioned by MMA India and organised by CR Projects.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2018

Modric named FIFA player of the year Lo n d o n, S e p 2 5 (Agencies): Luka Modric beat Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah to win the best men’s player award at the FIFA Best awards. Modric took the honour following another success-laden season with Real Madrid, in which he helped the club to another Champions League victory for a third consecutive season. His World Cup campaign also earned many plaudits, after playing a crucial role in guiding Croatia to their first final and winning the Golden Ball. Ronaldo was also heavily tipped for the award after winning his the fifth European title of his career last season, though was not present at the ceremony due to an upcoming midweek fixture with his new club Juventus. In his acceptance speech Modric paid tribute to his hero Zvonimir Boban, captain of the 1998 Croatian side who excelled in France to finish third in the World Cup. “He was my big inspiration and that team gave us belief that we could achieve something great in Russia. Hopefully we can be the same for next generations,” said Modric. “This award shows that we all can become the best with hard work, dedication and belief. All dreams can come true.”

FIFA Player of the Year winner, Luka Modric (left) alongwith Marta, winner of Best FIFA Women’s Player on Monday night.

The best FIFA women’s player award was given to Brazil international Marta, after impressive displays with both her national side and club team Orlando Pride. Earlier in the evening, Salah had been awarded the FIFA Puskas award for his solo strike in the Merseyside derby against Everton, in which he weaved through the defence to curl the ball into the top corner. Former Chelsea man T h i b a u t C o u r t o i s wa s awarded the best goalkeeper award. France boss Didier Deschamps picked up the best manager award after

guiding his nation to their Mbappe. Blancos archrival second World Cup victory. FC Barcelona are representby Lionel Messi, while Real Madrid dominate ed the goalkeeper spot goes to FIFA’s 2018 World XI Manchester United’s David The 2018 FIFPRO de Gea. Nobody was surprised World XI announced here includes four current Real to see so many Real Madrid players selected after the side Madrid players. Cristiano Ronaldo, won the Champions League now with Juventus, is joined for the third straight year, on the list by Real Madrid but some of the omissions defenders Raphael Varane were striking. The World XI excludes and Sergio Ramos and midfielders Marcelo and Luka Liverpool striker Mohamed Modric. Only two other Salah, a finalist along with clubs had more than one Modrid and Ronaldo for player qualify for the World male player of the year, and XI: Chelsea, with Eden Thibault Courtois, even Hazard and N’Golo Kante; though the Belgian interand Paris Saint-Germain, national was named goalwith Dani Alves and Kylian keeper of the year.

Mirabai Chanu, Virat Kohli conferred Khel Ratna Marathon on health awareness in Mon New Delhi, Sep 25 (PTI): Ace cricketer Virat Kohli sent the shutterbugs into a clicking frenzy as he received the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award, sharing the country’s highest sporting honour with diminutive weightlifting world champion Mirabai Chanu at the Rashtrapati Bhawan here Tuesday. Star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, who won gold medals in the Commonwealth and Asian Games this year, and junior world champion sprinter Hima Das were among the 20 sportspersons who received the Arjuna Awards from President Ram Nath Kovind here. The ceremony, which is traditionally held on August 29 to commemorate the birth anniversary of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand, was pushed to September 25 this year to avoid a clash of dates with the 18th Asian Games in Ja-

President Ram Nath Kovind confers Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award on weightlifter Mirabai Chanu. (PTI)

karta and Palembang on September 2. Kohli is the third cricketer to be honoured with the Khel Ratna after batting legend Sachin Tendulkar (1997-1998) and former captain Mahendra Singh

Dhoni (2007) Kohli received the Arjuna award in 2013 and the Padma Shri last year. Sharing the top honours with him was Chanu, who had received the Padma Shri earlier this year, was

chosen for the Khel Ratna following her gold medal in 48kg category at the World Weightlifting Championships last year. She also bagged the yellow metal in this year’s Commonwealth Games but didn’t compete at the Asian Games due to injury. While the Khel Ratna award carries a prize purse of Rs 7.5 lakh, the Arjuna awardees are given Rs 5 lakh each along with a citation. Besides the Khel Ratna and Arjuna awards, the President also gave away Dronacharya and Dhyan Chand awards to coaches, the Tenzing Norgay National Adventure awards, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Trophy and Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar. The awards, like every year, copped a fair share of controversies with wrestler Bajrang Punia’s threat to take legal action over Khel Ratna snub being the most prominent one. he eventu-

ally backed down after meeting Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore. Before this, the Sports Ministry struck off compound archery coach Jiwanjot Singh Teja’s name from the list of Dronacharya awardees due to a past case of indiscipline. Teja resigned from his position to express his angst. T h e D r o n a c h a r ya Award was presented to eight coaches this year, including cricket mentor Tarak Sinha and 39-year-old boxing coach C A Kuttappa, who was credited by Vijender Singh for his historic Olympic bronze in 2008. The Dhyan Chand Award for lifetime sporting achievement was given to four former athletes. Among the notable absentees was cricketer Smriti Mandhana, who was to receive the Arjuna award but is currently with the Indian women’s team on its tour of Sri Lanka.

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Mon Sep 25: A marathon on health awareness was organised by District Hospital Mon on Tuesday. In boys categor y, Daniel Konyak of St.John School emerged as the winner while Wanmei of Konjong School and Manlam of Don Bosco School came second and third respectively. Eyongpi of

Konjong School, Yashie of GHSS, Pangyao of GHSS’D’, C.Anat Konyak of Konjong School and Honthrem Konyak of Don Bosco School were awarded consolation prizes. In girls categor y, Ngunpong of Green Valley School, Arune of St.John School and Nyankhai of Christ King School came first, second and third respectively. Nonlih of GHSS’D,’ Easter of

St.John School, Mangam of Model School, Maolem of GHSS’C’ and Poaying of Police Unit School were awarded consolation prize. Altogether, 106 students from 17 schools took part in the health awareness marathon. Dr. Khrielasanou, Medical Superintendent, District Hospital, Mon gave away the prizes to the winners.

TDFA Cup: Excel Naga, DEF, KSC, Pisgah Utd in semis

The match between Donching Yangmai FC and Khiamniungan Sports Council at parade ground, Tuensang on Tuesday.

Dimapur, Sep 25(NPN): Excel Naga, DEF Tuensang, Khiamniungan Sports Council and Pisgah United have reached semi-finals of Tuensang District Football Association (TDFA) Cup on Tuesday. In the first quarter final match, Excel Naga edged 40th Assam Rifles 2-1. Bei opened the scoring for Excel Naga in the 19th minute and Akiu scored the second goal in the 60th minute. The goal for 40th Assam Rifles was scored by L.R. Hmar in the 22nd minute. In the second match, DEF Tuensang beat Oziepik FC by 3-2. Pongji and Natoba scored for DEF while Thaming L Chai

and Pule scored for Oziepik FC. In the third quarter final match, Khiamniungan Sports Council (KSC) beat Donching Yangmai by 1-0. The lone goal was scored by Longkhoi. In the last quarter final match, Pisgah United beat Vitao Ayie FC by3-1. The goals for Pisgah United were scored by Beshang, Imlong and Kelep. The lone goal for Vitao Ayie FC was scored by Pushing. Today’s matches 1st match: 12:30 pm Excel Naga Vs DEF Tuensang 2nd match: 2:00 pm KSC Vs Pisgah United FC

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