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Vol XXVII No. 272
DIMAPUR, wednesday, september 6, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
Teachers are the best category of nation builders: President
Germany crush Norway in WC qualifier
Noted journalist Gauri Lankesh shot dead
national, Page 5
sports, Page 12
national, Page 7
Never backed note ban, warned of damage: Rajan
NEW DELHI, SEP 5 (AGENCIES): Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan has stated that he was never in favour of demonetisation and had warned the government of the damage that pulling out 86 per cent of cash would cause to the economy. Rajan said responses given to the parliamentary committee by RBI about demonetisation were not in accordance with his actual response. Speaking on the launch of his book, ‘I do what I do’, Rajan said it was not a tell-all book and did not quote private conversation except on demonetisation in the introduction. He said he had wanted to set the record straight on demonetisation as Parliament had a right to know what actually happened. “At no point during my term was the RBI asked to make a decision on demonetisation,” says Rajan, a statement that flies in the face of claims that the planning for the surprise move had started months before it was actually announced on
G&M deptt notifies on permits, royalty DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): Department of Geology and Mining (G&M) has informed all stakeholder departments, quarry operators, government registered contractors and supplier, construction companies, engineers and architects that the department would henceforth regulate, control, administer all minor minerals in the state such as sand, gravels, boulders, stone chips, bricks, clay, sand stone, limestone, marble etc. as listed in schedule-II of the NMMCR, 2004. In a notification, G&M director, Wanthang Rengma, also requested all stake holders, quarry operators, brick kiln operators, stone crushers units, sand supplier & stockiest etc. to register with the G&M directorate and obtain quarry permits, mining lease etc. with immediate effect. All licensees, operators, transporters, traders, government registered contractors & suppliers have been directed to pay royalty on all minor minerals being used for construction materials such as sand, gravels, boulders, stone chips, bricks, clay, sand stone, limestone, marble etc. to the government through the nodal de par tment, G&M directorate as per the rate of royalty prescribed in schedule-I of the NMMCR, 2004. (Cont’d on p-8)
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“I agree. Let’s leave the borders to our commanders. Let us get on with trade and business.” K Y M C
Raghuram Rajan (File)
November 8, 2016. Rajan, who had predicted the 2008 global financial crisis, was governor of the central bank from September 4, 2013 to September 4, 2016. “I was asked by the government in February 2016 for my views on demonetisation, which I gave orally. Although there might be long-term benefits, I felt the likely short-term economic costs would outweigh them and there were potentially better alternatives to achieve the main goals. I made these views known in no (rpt) no uncertain terms,” he wrote. RBI, he said, handed over a note to the government outlining the potential cost and benefits of
demonetisation as well as alternatives to achieve similar aims. It also detailed the preparation that would be needed and the time it would require. “The RBI flagged what would happen if preparation was inadequate,” said Rajan, who had so far not commented on the move. Just over two months after his departure on September 4, 2016, the government invalidated Rs 15.44 lakh crore, expecting onethird may not come back, with an aim to check blackmoney and corruption. The RBI, which had shied away from declaring how much of junked currency was deposited in banks in the limited window provided, last week in its annual report said 99 per cent of the currency had returned. The monetary cost of printing new currency for the central bank has more than doubled to Rs 7,965 crore while the number of counterfeit notes or fake notes detected during the exercise is only minuscule -just about 7.6 lakh pieces.
NHWD backs SC ban on tobacco DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): Naga Women Hoho Dimapur (NWHD) has extended support to the Supreme Court order on September 23, 2016 banning sale of all forms of chewable tobacco products. In tune with this, the women hoho has called upon all colonies and ward women leaders to support ban on sale of all forms of chewable tobacco in Dimapur district. This was stated in a press statement issued by NWHD information and publicity secretary, Thethem Hangsingh. NWHD also urged upon the GBs and Dimapur Urban Colony Chairman Federation to extend support so that such anti element harmful to health eradicated from the society. The women hoho said that the anti-tobacco campaign in Dimapur district was to safeguard the children as insensitivity on the part of the society has put the lives of the young generation into precarious situation. Therefore, NWHD appealed to the leaders not to “sabotage the anti tobacco campaign in Dimapur with any other source of influence”.
Teachers real source of wisdom: Tokheho
Tokheho Yepthomi and officials with awards winners on Tuesday. (NP)
Correspondent
KOHIMA, SEP 5 (NPN): School Education minister, Tokheho Yepthomi, Tuesday described teaching as a noble profession and said teachers were the real source of knowledge and wisdom. Addressing the Statelevel Teachers’ Day celebration held at NBCC convention hall here, the minister extended greetings to the teachers and asserted that they were the key to the future of the state and nation. Tokheho said the feeling of worthiness and significance of teachers comes
to light when they were no longer involved in one’s life anymore. He said it was the teacher who builds the foundation of students’ future destiny. Asserting that the state was facing many challenges especially in the field of education, the minister said the state needed to be pro-active as the foundation laid today for the future generation seemed to be precarious because of the large number of educated unemployed youth in the state. Informing that tough decisions needed to be taken to bring about change,
Tokheho said during the course of taking certain decisions few people would be displeased, but maintained that such decisions would rescue lakhs of students and would build the state. He cautioned that the teachers would be responsible if they failed to discharge their duties. Tokheho also reminded that the future of the students cannot be sacrificed. He appealed to the teachers to strive for excellence and commit for igniting knowledge and imparting quality of education in the state. Meanwhile, Tokheho announced that the HRD ministry has conveyed to the principal secretary school education that teachers appointed prior to September 3, 2001 would be exempted from undergoing TET training. However, he said that it would be subjected to the official notification from MHRD.
Amit Shah with chief ministers of five NE states during the 2nd NEDA conclave in Delhi.
free land required for improvement of two lane highways. According to NHIDCL, NTC said MoRTH had already prepared the process for retendering. However, the state government was yet to provide land encumbrance free clearance even after a lapse of seven calendar months, forgoing one workable season, NTC pointed out. Further, NTC made known that the NHIDCL was fully prepared to implement the project on EPC basis, which would be transparent and no interference from any other authorities where jobs completion reports will be subjected to physical verification backed by photographs and visual evidences for any clearance to pay the contractors. Therefore, NTC has asked the state government to take the matter seriously and issue the encumbrance free clearance, without which it said the project execution cannot proceed. Meanwhile, NTC appreciated the chief secretary for his assurance to expedite necessary process to give land encumbrances free clearance without any further delay. NTC also appreciated NHIDCL for preparedness and assurances to give priority to the project. Further, NTC appealed to all concern, particularly the villages in the localities to give all possible cooperation for smooth execution and early completion of work.
DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): GPRN/NSCN general secretary, N. Kitovi Zhimomi on Tuesday issued a “Suspension Ahza” against Akato Chophi, kilonser GPRN/ NSCN, from the “active national service” for indefinite period for committing “ultra vires thereby breaching the party discipline C (Security) 4 and 5.” In another “Expulsion Ahza”, Vedeta Nienuh, deputy kilonser, was expelled from the “active national service for his anti-party activities which is a major threat to the party.” The Ahza stated that Vedeta was expelled for breaching the party discipline C- Security (3) & (6). The Ahza directed Akato and Vedeta to “surrender all government properties within 5 days from the day of issue this order.”
elections, in all the eight states NEDA will be successful in forming the government,” Shah said. “I hope in the next annual conference all the eight chief ministers will be sitting here and NEDA represents all the eight states,” he added. “The region’s development suffered a lot because nothing was done to stop infiltration, to bring the militants to the mainstream and to stop smuggling,” Shah said. “Despite potential it did not develop as much. There is potential in the scenic beauty of the region which can be utilised in tourism to generate employment. In 65 years, since the time of Jawaharlal Nehru to Manmohan Singh-ji whatever Congress
Elderly couple charred to death
NUTAK stages dharna on Teachers’ Day
Correspondent
DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, Nagaland University Teachers’ Association, Kohima Campus (NUTAK), Meriema on Tuesday observed dharna by wearing black ribbons in the University Campus extending solidarity to the nation-wide ‘Court Arrest’ at Jantar Mantar in
governments have done for the region, we have done in three years many times more than them,” he said. Earlier, Assam’s Health and Finance Minister Sharma and convenor NEDA said NEDA is an alliance of parties which is concerned about development of the North East region and making it Congress-mukt. “We are working towards that,” he asserted. Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang accompanied by Lok Sabha MP and NPF president, Neiphiu Rio along with NPF Manipur president, Awangbow Newmai on Tuesday attended the 2nd NEDA conclave held at Maharastra Sadan, New Delhi.
GPRN/NSCN suspends Akato, expels Vedeta
NEW DELHI, SEP 5 (IANS): Echoing the “Congress-mukt (free) North East” slogan, BJP president Amit Shah on Tuesday expressed confidence that the party-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) will form governments in the remaining three of the eight states in the region. Addressing the second NEDA conclave here, Shah said infiltration, vote-bank politics and political use of killer groups have derailed the North East’s development. “I think we are successfully progressing towards that direction. In five of the eight states, we have chief ministers who are members of the NEDA. I am confident that in the upcoming
Mokokchung, Sep 5 (NPN): An elderly couple was charred to death after their house caught fire at Imsonger Mepu, Ungma, Mokokchung district on Tuesday early morning. The unfortunate incident took place at around 3 a.m. when the victims, Nungshilemba (100) and his wife Chubanungla (92) were sleeping. The fire also engulfed the entire house including two neighbouring houses. Though the cause of the fire was to be ascertained, it was suspected to be triggered by short-circuit, while report from DIPR said that fire might have been ignited from the hearth in the kitchen. Properties worth over Rs. 50 lakh have been reduced to ashes. Parliamentary secretary, I&PR, Imtikumzuk and district administraiton (Cont’d on p-8) officials visited the site.
Delay of two-lane road works irk NTC DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) has expressed dismay over the state government for “holding the process of the ongoing SARDP two-lane project of Longleng-Changtongya road, Mon-Tamlu-Merangkong road, PhekPfutsero road and Zunheboto-Chakabama road in Nagaland. NTC media cell recalled that the CA was entered between CE (PWD), Nagaland and M/s. Maytas-Gayatri (JV) on February 2011 with CA amount of Rs. 1130.66 crore and the work to commence from February, 2011. However, NTC said due to serious disputes that arose between the contractor and the authorities, the contractor had abandoned the work. After series of litigations, NTC said that the Supreme Court had ordered the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) to retender the contract by initiating fresh process. It said that the court also directed MoRTH and Nagaland government to ensure completion of the project within a period of three years and six months from January 11, 2017. In this regard, MoRTH was directed to conduct fresh tender of the project by following the contemplated procedure. The Supreme Court also directed the state government to make available encumbrance
Amit Shah confident BJP-led alliance will be in power throughout NE states
DMC informs shops
DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): In view of the forthcoming Durga puja and Diwali festival, Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has informed all shopkeepers/ business establishment other than workshops/factories/ industries etc to keep their shops open on Sundays w.e.f. September 10 till October 15 for the convenience of (Cont’d on p-8) the festive customers.
Delhi staged by the FCUTA and All India FU&CTO. In a press release, NUTAK president, Prof. N. Das, and general secretary, Dr. Tiatoshi Jamir, said that the Court Arrest was staged in protest against the non-implementation of the Chauhan Committee recommendation for 7th PRC.
The protest was also against the “ulterior motives” of the government to withdraw all financial responsibility from Higher Education in the names of HEFA, HEERA and graded autonomy towards complete privatization and the push to turn education into corporate investments.
Taxi driver murder suspects arrested Correspondent
KOHIMA, SEP 5 (NPN): Satakha police on Tuesday arrested two persons reportedly involved in murder of the taxi driver-- Swuduve Nakro, whose body was found on September 3. Sources said that Satakha police also recovered the vehicle of Nakro. As usual, police remained tight-lipped regarding the arrest, saying the “case was quite sensitive and needed proper verification before going to the media.” No details were divulged regarding the identity of the arrested persons. However, people on social media were quick in forwarding messages with regard to the arrest. According to reports, the main accused had confessed to police of committing the crime along with two other accomplices. K Y M C
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, September 6, 2017
Teachers’ Day celebrated across Nagaland CHSS Dimapur
Dimapur DC with others. (NP)
GHSS Kiphire. (NP)
Longleng. (NP)
Neiba Kronu at Pfutsero.
Thangi Manen in Mokokchung.
Pike Central School.
MGM Hr. Sec School.
Sangto Christian School.
SCHE.
Zunheboto. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: The 56th Teachers’ Day was celebrated with pomp and gaiety all over Nagaland on September 5, as a tribute to the teachers on their special day. Dimapur district common teacher’s day celebration was held at, covenant hall, Christian Higher Secondary School (CHSS) Dimapur with deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome as chief guest. Expressing his gratitude towards the teachers on behalf of the district administration, chief guest in his speech pointed that teachers have been the role model and the guiding light for everyone since childhood. “If we look at our society today and state, teachers have made immense contribution towards the society”, he added. He maintained that in 1951, much before the statehood the literacy rate of Nagaland was 10.5 percent but as per 2011 census the literacy has shot up from 10 percent to 79.5 percent which showed immense contribution of the teachers whose contributions was much beyond statistics and figures. Yhome asserted that the responsibility and assignment of teachers have grown tremendously in the last 50 to 60 years. He said they have not only been dealing with education and knowledge but have been dealing with host of issues which has become a challenge in the 21st century. DC challenged the teachers to enlighten and educate the society and was optimistic that they would reignite a sense of responsibility, accountability and humanity that alone could take the society towards peace, progress and prosperity. Yhome further lauded the teachers for building a society, a character and personality. Significance of the day was shared by Livingstone Higher Secondary School (LHSS) Dimapur chairman and All Nagaland Private School Association (ANPSA) president, Andrew Ahoto. The programme highlighted felicitation of the awardees which was followed by various cultural items presented by the students of different schools of Dimapur.Later vote of thanks was delivered by SDEO, Niuland Piholo Swuneto. (Staff Reporter) KIPHIRE: Teacher’s Day celebration in Kiphire was held at Hopongkyu memorial hall Kiphire with chief judicial magistrate (CJM) Kiphire, Mezivolu T Therieh as the chief guest. The programme was K
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jointly organized by Education department Kiphire in collaboration with judicial magistrate office Kiphire. Welcome address was delivered by district education officer Kiphire, Deenabandhu Panda while vote of thanks was delivered by President, ANSTA Kiphire Unit, Liseba Sangtam. Merit student Award 2017 was also given by Kiphire District Private School Association. On the occasion, ten teachers were awarded District Award 2017. Teachers were entertained with songs and chorography. The programme was chaired by Pilila of Loyola Hr.Secondary School Kiphire. Teacher’s day celebration was also held at Government Higher Secondary School Kiphire. The programme was organized by the students of GHSS Kiphire. (Correspondent) ASK: Agape School Kiphire (ASK) celebrated the day with students, teachers and well wishers at the school campus. Administrator of the school expressed gratitude to the teaching faculties for rendering selfless sacrifice in shaping the young minds to see to it that they become responsible citizen in the society. After the program the administrator along with students’ teachers and students visited the District Hospital Kiphire and handed over Rs 25,000/towards poor patient welfare fund in the name of Teachers Day 2017. Kitoka who spoke on behalf of teachers’ encouragef the students not to give up dreams but to pursue one’s dream and also reminded teachers to reason and reflect on this day. Litsazi spoke on behalf of the students. Other hightlights were special song by tiny tots, choreography, folk song, folk fusion, skit, dance etc. (Correspondent) LONGLENG: In Longleng the day was celebrated at Bautung Government Higher Secondary School Auditorium Longleng organized by the School department Longleng district. Delivering the significance of Teachers’ Day, sub-divisional education officer (SDEO) Longleng, S. Bendang Longkumer said teachers’ day was celebrated all over India to pay tribute to the teachers for their precious contributions in moulding the future of the students as well as towards the society and country. He also asserted that teaching was the mother of all professions and that every teacher should embrace them. On the occasion eight teachers were awarded district teach-
PVHSS. er award 2017 which was led by A. Shamthai Phom H/ mistress GHSS Longleng. The names of awardees are:Y.Bendag Phom G/T Government High School Bhumnyu; Raju Baruah A/T Phom Lempong School Longleng; N.Sheilang Phom D/T Gover nment High School Yaongyimchen; M.Shahho Phom A/T Government High School Yongnyah; P.Yongkai Phom H/T Government High School Pongo; N.Talusang Phom H/T Government Middle School Shayung; Lungkala Phom P/T Government Primary School Nyengching; L. Longpom P/T Government Primary School Shemnyuching. Earlier, the programme was compered by Shingkam Phom and Metchei Phom, invocation by N. Tanlei Phom, associate pastor LTBC. Welcome address was delivered by C.Henow Phom principal Bautung Government Higher Secondary School followed by group songs presented by Christian High School and St.Josephs’ School Longleng. Vote of thanks was proposed by G.S Rao TOT ERBC Longleng while benediction was said by N.Manchem Phom TOT. (Correspondent) PFUTSERO: A combined teachers day celebration was held at Pfutsero organized by Pfutsero Town Schools Association (PTSA) with minister for Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Neiba Kronu as chief guest. The program
BCTE. was chaired by Rev. Yiepetso Wezah principal Baptist Theological College. The chief guest in his speech congratulated the teachers and students for their laudable work. While appreciating the PTSA for organizing such event in a grand manner he reminisced about 2014 when he and his wife had attended the 1st PTSA organized teachers day and he had committed financial assistance to the PTSA for awarding deserving teachers and meritorious students every year. He lamented the sorry state of infrastructure and teachers position in other parts of Nagaland and said that Pfutsero area students were lucky that they had dedicated teachers and good infrastructure. He also informed the gathering that opening of a science stream college for Pfutsero has been approved and the skill development centre will be functional by next year. School students, head of institutions, teachers and also students of two colleges attended the programme. Opening prayer was pronounced by Rev. Dr. Kowepe Kabul mission director CBCC while welcome address was delivered by Mese Kapfo SDEO Pfutsero. Cultural items were presented by BTC and Nazareth School. Vote of thanks was delivered by Thekho Rova secretary PTSA. TUENSANG: Tuensang district celebrated the day at Government Higher Secondary School auditortum, Tuensang town. According to DIPR report, executive secretary, CBLT, A. Jonathan, said, the event marks the contribution and dedication of teachers for the students, and was aimed to show love and respect for the teachers.
Congratulatory Note
With great pride and pleasure, the Management, Staff and Students of Unity Christian Higher Secondary School, Diphupar : Dimapur extend our heartfelt congratulations to our respected Teacher, Shri. N.C. Datta (GT Mathematics) for being awarded the prestigious State Teacher Award 2017 on meritorious service. This award stands alone proudly witnessing your unwavering dedication and commitment for which you truly deserve to be recognized. We are immensely blessed and proud that you are a part of our team. May you continue to shine and inspire us all through your deed. We look forward to seeing more achievements and blessings in the days to come. DP-8784
Congratulations, Sir!
MITE. Pastor, KBC, Tuensang, S. Mono said the invocation prayer. Other highlights of the programme included a play by students from Christian Hills School, special songs by students of Trinity School and GHSS, Thangjam, and choreography by St. John Hr. Sec School. SDEO, Noklak, Marnungba delivered the vote of thanks. MOKOKCHUNG: In Mokokchung the event was organized by the Ao Students’ Conference (AKM), at the town hall, with a large attendance of teaching and students community of the district where retired commissioner & secretary, Thangi Manen attended as the chief guest. Thangi Manen described that ‘teaching is a science as well as an art’. She said teachers’ were role models who had the right solution to every problem of their pupils. Thangi Manen further advised the teaching community to be prepared and equally equipped with the present massive advancement in economic, social, political and technology, global scenario, where knowledgebase is a pre-requisite for a successful person. To the students community, she said that ‘becoming a responsible citizen is best tribute to the teachers’. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by ADC Mangba Phom and deputy DEO Rowaienla and the key note address by AKM president ImkongwatiLongkumer. A special prayer for the teachers was said by MTBA pasor Rev. Ponen Longchar. A special song was presented by Tiasola of EDHSS while a short play was enacted by the students of Children School. (Correspondent) MON: In Mon district celebration was held at
council hall, Mon, organized by School Education with ADC, Mon, C. Shanavas as the special guest. DIPR reported that Shanavas congratulating the district teacher awardees, said, “being a teacher is the biggest award itself.” He urged the teachers to teach and love the students irrespective of their standard, and the students to love and respect their teachers. The recipients of the district teachers’ award are: N. Ongpha Konyak, GPS Chinglong A; Arbind Kumar Singh, GHSS, Naginimora; Anand Prakash Singh, GMS, Yannyu; W. Thonhong Konyak, GMS, Lampong Sheanghah; Y. Puphong Konyak, GMS, S/Mokok; S. Welu Konyak, GHSS, Mon; B. Bujat Konyak, GMS, Zakho; W. Ayom Konyak, GPS, Shangnyu; W. Ben Narola, Christ King School, Mon; Shanku Das, Konjong Hr. Sec. School, Mon; Gangjah Wangha, St. Joseph School, Mon; and Akoon Konyak, Sacred Heart School, Mon. ZUNHEBOTO: Zunheboto district celebrated at town hall, Zunheboto with SDO (C) Sadar, Temjennaro Longkumer as the chief guest. DIPR reported that Longkumer said, teachers who are working tirelessly with dedication to shape the students were the back bone of society. She further encouraged the teachers to rededicate and renew their passion and zeal towards their profession in moulding and uplifting the students. The teachers awarded with District Level Teachers’ Award for 2017 are Oketo Z Chishi, Post Graduate Teacher; Y. Vitoshe Sema, Graduate Teacher; Vitoshe Y. Sheqhi, Graduate Teacher; N.Hutoi Chophy, Graduate Teacher; Bokato T. Sema, Graduate Teacher; Y. Shikato Sema, Primary Teacher; Mughshi Jimo, Primary Teacher; Viheli V, Primary Teacher; Kihoto Sema, Primary Teacher and Mughabeto K Zhimo, Assistant Teacher (10). SDEO, Zunheboto, Nitoli Khulu, delivered the welcome address. Cornerstone Higher Secondary School presented a special song, while power point presentation on ‘Swaach Bharat and Technology: Promises and Challenges’ was presented by students from Love Dale Higher Secondary School. Students from Woodland Higher Secondary School, GMS, South Point East and Eden Garden School delivered speeches on behalf of the students. Students of Olympic Higher Secondary School, Step by Step School and Shovishe Memorial Government High School made special appearances. Pastor, ZTSBC, Dr. Daniel Chishi blessed the teachers in the programme. The programme was chaired by Vincent H. Sukhalu and recorded by
Kivika Zhimo. Assistant Headmaster, GHSS, Kanili Chishi pronounced the vote of thanks. BHS & GHSS Jalukie: Baptist High School (BHS) and Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Jalukie celebrated the day at their respective school campuses. The 36th Assam Rifles, Jalukie donated tent house for the function at Baptist High School. Special songs, dances, solos, choreographies and fashion show marked the celebration in both the schools. MGMHSS: MGM Hr. Sec. School (MGMHSS) organized teacher’s day program at school campus from. The program started with invocation prayer by Eyingi Yanthan. Variety of programs was performed by students of nursery to Class 12. The program started with lightening of lamp in front of the picture of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. School Captain Chingmei delivered welcome speech. In his address the School Principal reminded the students that “Teaching is the one profession that creates all other professions”. He urged the teachers three things, teach with passion, teach with dedication and teach with love. The students in reciprocate has to learn with passion, learn with dedication and learn with love for better tomorrow. Catherine Ezung, vice-captain, proposed vote of thanks, and benediction by Kuvutoli. Teachers were presented with gifts from student’s side and from St. Thomas Mission Society. CHSS: Christian Hr. Sec. School Dimapur, honoured their teachers with classic melodies, slide show of teachers’ candid moments, violin recital, beat box and dances. Programme was graced by chief medical officer, Dimapur, Dr. Vikato Kinimi who praised the teachers as makers of great people. He also encouraged students to have good relationship with teachers, such as A. Kevichusa and Dr. Mayangnokcha. SCSC: Sangto Christain School Chessore (SCSC) celebrated teachers day at Chessore village Baptist Church. School chairman and managing director, Lakiumong expressed his outmost gratitude to the teachers for toiling throughout the year in spite of so many obstacles to bring
out the best. School headmaster, K. Keyoungkhum expressed his gratitude to his teaching staff for standing and cooperating with him. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Danrito and Khungrito and invocation prayer was pronounced by CVBC pastor Doki Allen. PVHSS: Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School (PVHSS), Dimapur celebrated the day with principal of the school, Monoj Bhattacharjee. He reminded the teachers about their responsibilities as nationbuilders. Headmaster of the school, Lakshman Chandra Das, spoke about the illustrious life of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan. Students also conveyed their best regards to the teachers seeking their blessings. Various cultural programme was highlighted during the programme. The programme was graced in the presence and blessings of secretary of the institution, Swami Chinmayanandaji Maharaj. MITE: Modern Institute of Teacher Education (MITE) Kohima celebrated Teachers’ Day at the college auditorium. Significance of the day was delivered by Newkai of 3rd semester. Student-teachers enthralled the audience through their various performances. MITE, managing director Pelee Hekha, exhorted the gathering about the importance of skill-based education and its significance with changing times. SCHE: Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) celebrated teachers’ day at SCHE auditorium. SCHE, principal Fr. Dr. Policarp Xalxo exhorted both the students and teachers to strive towards excellence and quality education. Rector of SCHE, Fr. Tom Karthik in his speech asserted that teachers play a vital role in making society a better place to live in. On behalf of the faculty, SCHE assistant professor Vitsino Haikam, lauded the students for their affability and respect, and for honouring the teachers in a fitting manner. The programme witnessed songs, video presentation, dances, teachers’ day address, skit and comedy. Later, friendly basketball match was played between the staff and the students. PCS: Pike Central School also celebrated the day at its school campus, Sematila Dimapur.
PRESS RELEASE
The All India Sonia Gandhi Association (AISGA) National Conference was held at Raipur in Chhattisgarh State on 27th of August 2017. During the Conference, AISGA National President Dr. M C Rishi Bishnoi honoured Shri Neilo Koza, National Sr. Vice President and Zone President Zone No. 3 (on extreme right) with the National Award. AISGA is a social organisation with the sole purpose of helping the poor and needy people of the society. Handing over the award, the National President Shri Bisnoi expressed the hope that Shri Koza will work whole heartedly and in a disciplined manner by upholding the democratic traditions of our country and will strengthen the association and also our great country by helping the poor and needy people for their welfare and prosperity keeping in mind the determination of Indira Gandhi Ji, honesty of Rajiv Gandhi Ji and sacrifice of Smt. Sonia Gandhi Ji. Issued by: Media Cell, All India Sonia Gandhi Association. K-2886
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hopeful that more of such programmes would be conducted in the days to come in order to deal with bigger issues. Short appraisal on prosecution and exhortation was delivered by deputy commissioner of excise (NC) Kevisetuo Angami where he pointed the two-day as important from the practical point of view for learning how to implement the Act. As an enforcement agency, one should be well versed in all small things before venturing out. He cited two important points which included maintenance of case and progress report. Glimpse of the training programme was highlighted by the resource person with topics on the basic classification and identification of drugs, drug trafficking scenario/modus operandi in North East, precursor
control and pharmaceutical drugs, basic provisions and salient features of NDPS Act, 1985, search seizure and arrest, powers and jurisdiction of enforcement officers under NDPS Act, 1985, sampling and storage, demonstration on DD kits and rewards proposal processing. The programme will conclude on September 6, highlighting on subjects related to the provision relating to identification freezing and forfeiture of property, common errors in investigation, disposal of narcotic drugs including pre-trial disposal, practise on writing panchanama and documentation, rewards and assistance to states, handling of DD Kits. T h e t wo - d ay p r o gramme would be followed by interactive session along with the resource person.
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WEATHER FORECAST September 6
(Temperature in ºC)
Max Min
Agartala Cloudy, a couple of t-storms
32 26
Cloudy, a couple of t-storms
27 21
Guwahati Partly sunny with a t-storm
33 25
Imphal
29 20
Aizawl
A thunderstorm in spots
Itanagar Rather cloudy with a t-storm
29 23
Shillong
Couple of thunderstorms
23 18
Kohima
Mostly cloudy with a t-storm
24 19
Dimapur Occasional rain and a t-storm
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Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN): Inaugural programme of the two-days training on drug enforcement for officers of the state excise and police department was held Tuesday, at directorate of excise, Dimapur. The training programme was jointly organized by NCB zonal unit Guwahati and state excise department. At the inaugural programme, short speech was delivered by commissioner of excise Tarep Imchen who encouraged the trainees to take the training seriously since whatever they learnt would be beneficial for the state in the long run. He also lamented on the shortage of manpower and weapons in the department. Imchen was further
Capt. Renathung Ezung, Samuel Vaiphei with NSUK executives and Naga families.
DIMAPUR: The Naga Students’ Union Kolkata (NSUK) celebrated its 52nd fresher’s social under the theme “celebrating diversity, embracing unity” on September 3 at Bishop’s College, Kolkata with pilot Air India Capt, Renathung Ezung as the chief guest. Renathung Ezung while speaking on the occasion pointed out that, young students were the ones who should rise up with good leadership qualities. He emphasized that as believers, one should reach out to people around wherever and urged the
audience to remember their traditions. He also encouraged that as long as they had strong belief they would succeed in whatever they did. Earlier, the first session was chaired by master’s degree student in International Relations at Jadavpur University, Thepuzo Keyho; pastor of Naga Christian Fellowship Kolkata Hetovi Ayemi invoked the opening prayer; special song was presented by a BD final year student at Serampore College, Nukshijongla Ozukum. Nibo D
Zhimo gave the presidential address while general secretary of NSUK, Thejaselhou Rhetso proposed vote of thanks. Senwatila Pongen and Amy Kent were the hosts of the second session; IRS officer, Samuel Vaiphei gave an inspiring and powerful incitement; Melong Longkumer presented a melodious song while Nitoka Chishi enthralled the audience with an electro dance. IghatoYepthomi and Tiajungla Imchen were crowned as Mr and Miss fresher of NSUK 2017 respectively.
DIMAPUR: River belt colony Dimapur (RBCD) under “Swachh Bharat” unanimously decided to carry out social work every Saturday from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. with immediate effect. In a press note by chairman RBCC, Mepu Imchem and secretary, Joseph Nenio Mao stated that, it resolved to strictly prohibit throwing of garbage in the river, drainage or side of approach road other than designated place or DMC pick up vehicle. It also resolved to chain pet dogs and keep only within their respective compound failing which the RBCC shall not be held responsible for any eventuality and heavy fine would be imposed on the defaulters. RBCC urged all the residents, institutions, work places, shops hotel, etc to carry out general cleanliness as decided. Residents and public in general have been requested to cooperate with the decision of the RBCC and warned that strict action/fine would be imposed.
NSRLP Kma induction program for area co-ordinator
(L-R): Addl. Mission director, NSRLM, Azenuo Pienyu delivering introductory note at SIRD, Kohima on Tuesday. Resource persons and trainees.
DIMAPUR: Newly recruited staff of the Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) under the department of Rural Development, designated as area coordinators are currently undergoing an intensive 5-day induction and immersion program at SIRD, Kohima commencing from September 5. K
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with the objective to uplift rural poor. She emphasized the need to work with humility so as to better connect with the people at the grassroots level. She further stressed on the importance of respecting each other while performing duties and to give one’s best in order to bring laurels to both the
mission and the community as well. Overview on NRLM was delivered by state program manager for M&E/ MIS, Imonenla Imkong Phom. Trainees would be introduced to the various concepts of NRLM with focus on key thematic areas such as social mobilization and social inclusion, livelihoods, financial inclusion and management, gender and convergence, capacity building, visioning and leadership. The trainees would also get trained as per their job requirements and field visits for participatory rural appraisal (PRA) exercises. After the induction process, as per the capacity building plans for any staff under NRLM, the new recruits would be sent for field immersion in the NRLM resource blocks for handson training and experience gaining.
NPCC to undertake districts tour DIMAPUR: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) would be undertaking district tour across Nagaland from September 8 to 28, led by president, K. Therie along with senior party leaders and office bearers. A press note by NPCC media cell stated that the tour would commence with dedicatory prayer meeting at Congress Bhavan Kohima on September 8 and culminate on September 28 at Dimapur. NPCC has appealed to the people of Nagaland irrespective of party affiliations to come forward and be a part of the public meetings wherein NPCC would give its Roadmap that promises to deliver the state from the prolonged spell of misgovernance. NPCC also welcome all public leaders at various levels, intellectuals, service pensioners, working professionals, youths, students and women folk to put forth their valued opinions during discussion hours of the meeting. The itinerary would be as: Sept 8- Kohima, Sept-9 Peren, Sept-13 Mokokchung, Sept-14 Longleng, Serpt-15 Zunheboto, Sept-16 Wokha, Sept-21 Mon, Sept-23 Tuensang, Sept-25 Kiphire, Sept-27 Phek and Sept-28 Dimapur.
New NMBOA president inducted
Kughali Chishi with the leaders of various organizations and former MLAs at the induction programme. (NP)
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, SEP 5 (NPN):Induction programme of the newly elected president of New Market Business Owners’ Association (NMBOA), Kughali Chishi wife of late Hokivi Chishi, was held at her residence, Sematilla, here on Tuesday. The programme was attended by various organizations, business community and well-wishers. Kughali while welcoming her election as the president of NMBOA, which was earlier held by her late husband, thanked the busi-
ness community for reposing faith to lead the association. She appealed to the business community and various organizations to continue extend the cooperation and support as extended to her late husband. Naga Council Dimapur, Business Association of Nagas, Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation, Muslim Council Dimapur, Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industries, GB union Dimapur, Sumi Council Dimapur, District Congress Committee Dimapur and former MLAs spoke on the occasion.
Extending support to the new president, they recalled the sacrifice and contribution made by late Hokivi for the welfare of the business community, especially at New Market area. In tune with this, business community have been urged to continue to extend cooperation with the new president. On the other hand, they congratulated Kughali for being the first women to head business association in Dimapur and urged her to give her best so that her success would set an example to other district.
Landslide affects families at Aboi town
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KOHIMA, SEP 4 (NPN): Due to incessant rain major landslide occurred in the month of July and August and affected many families at Anglong ward Aboi town under Mon district. According to the sources in a delayed report, around 16
houses which included RCC buildings and Kucha houses were totally damaged along with heavy cracks in and around the ward. The affected families have been vacated to the safer places for temporary shelter. ADC Aboi, Chuba Temjen along with other department heads visited the affected places and took stock of the situation.
SVEEP campaign launched in Longleng
DC Longleng, Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom and other officials along with the teachers and students during the campaign at Longleng on September 5. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: The Systematic Voters’ Education & Electoral Participation (SVEEP) campaign was launched at Longleng on September 5 at Voters Registration and Education Centre (VREC) set up at the DC’s office. The Youth Voters’ Festival, 2017 which began on September 4 will culminate on September 8. According to DIPR report, deputy commissioner and district elec-
tion officer, Longleng, Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom appealed for availing the facility provided by the Election Commission. He asserted that in the past many students and youths have neglected their right to vote, which was very important for their future career. He informed that the present youths and student organizations were very active and well aware about their rights, and expressed
ANCSU extends support to PIL
ASUT conducts social work at CHC Tuli
DIMAPUR: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has extended support to the petitioners in connection of PIL filed in Guahati High Court in regard to backdoor appointments of 239 non-indigenous to Grade IV posts in Nagaland Police department. A press note by ANCSU president, Temjennungsang Jamir and general secretary, Benjong Longchar stated that Police department had violated the existing government notification by appointing 239 non locals in the police department during the past few years without following the decision of the government. ANCSU questioned Police department for blatantly appointing non-indigenous against posts reserved for the indigenous people of Nagaland. ANCSU was optimistic and pray that the court would deliver justice in the interest of the general public.
optimism that the youths would pay an active role and change the prevailing system. AEO, Longleng, Renben Mozhui, speaking on the role of BAG & VREC informed that VREC was the centre where any individuals/persons can approach the office/centre in the absence of BLOs directly for any consultations like inclusion, deletion or transposition etc.,or any other related inquiries.
It may be mentioned that SVEEP is a multiintervention programme that reach out through different modes and media to educate citizens, electors and voters in order to increase their awareness and participation. The programme was chaired by LDA, AEO office, Julia Yonghok who also proposed the vote of thanks. Sankalp Patra was also distributed to the participating students.
ASUT members and others.
DIMAPUR: Social work was conducted at community health centre (CHC) by Ao Students Union Tuli (ASUT) on September 2. A press note by ASUT president Temjenmenba stated that all federating units under ASUT and para legal volunteers of Mokokcung took part in the social work. Cleanli-
ness activity was carried out successfully both inside and outside the hospital. Facelift was also given to the hospital complex such as whitewashing of the hospital windows at the front, while some stretch of area within the hospital premises where unstable and muddy surface were spotted due to
stagnant water were filled up using sandy soil and stone. Reigning Miss Mokokchung 2016-17 also took part in the social work. ASUT further requested the public to help and support the students union physically and with constructive ideas even in future. K
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W Synrem countries in the East and South East Asia which could open up new vistas of cooperation through the country’s North East. “Cross border energy trade act as a single most effective confidence building measure through participation of multiple stakeholders and promote market integration,” Synrem said. Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (Tripura) general manager Sougata Sen said, “India’s growth cannot be thought in isolation without the development of North East region because of its strategic position with Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, Nepal and Myan-
mar.” The Central Electric Authority in its July report this year, has indicated that the hydro electric generating capacity of the region is 63,257 MW of which only 2000 MW (approximately 3 per cent) has been tapped till date. The CEA also said that the installed capacity is 4804.24 MW comprising of thermal (2474 MW), hydro (1997 MW) and renewable resources (333.14 MW). The North Eastern Regional Power Committee in its report for October last year, said the power requirement for the region was 2553 MW and availability was 2525 MW resulting in a shortfall of only 1.1 per cent (28 MW). Meanwhile, the NEC adviser also informed that the region has a reserve of 151.68 billion cubic feet of natural gas capable of generating 7500 MW for 10 years and a coal reserve of 864.78 million tonnes of coal (against 186 billion tonnes of reserves in the country) capable of generating 240 MW every day for 100 years.
Search at former Manipur bureaucrat’s residence
AUDCTA observes black day
sub divisional police office (SDPO) PS A Ghanashyam Sharma had filed an application prayer in the court in connection with the alleged financial irregularities in the MDS. Meanwhile, Congress MLA N Loken Singh at a programme yesterday, had termed the act of registering the FIR against the former chief minister and the former bureaucrats as “political vendetta”. However, Health Minister L Jayantakumar Singh in the BJP-led coalition government, denied the charge. The former chief minister and the five others were charged of “cheating, criminal conspiracy, breach of trust, and misconduct by a public servant” in the FIR lodged by Th Munindro Singh, Joint Secretary, Planning at Imphal police station on September 1. The FIR was lodged on the basis of an enquiry report submitted by the Vigilance department.
Diphu, Sep 5: Responding to the call given by All India Federation of University & College Teachers’ Organization (AIFUCTO), the Assam University Diphu Campus Teachers’ Association (AUDCTA) Tuesday observed ‘black day’ to protest against the hold up in implementation of UGC 7th Pay Revision Commission by the Government of India. The protest was staged at Assam University Diphu Campus gate from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm, informed AUDCTA general secretary Dr. Vulli Dhanaraju. During the black day observation, the organization demanded immediate publication and implementation of UGC 7th Pay Revision Commission, 100% financial assistance from central government at least for 5 years for uniform and simultaneous implementation of 7th Pay Commission for University and college teachers.
Imphal, Sep 5 (PTI): The residence of a former top bureaucrat of Manipur, whose name figured in the FIR lodged against a former chief minister and five others for alleged financial irregularities, has been searched, a senior police officer said Tuesday. The search was carried out at the residence of the former project director of Manipur Development Society (MDS) Y Ningthem in Imphal West district yesterday following a search warrant issued by a court, the police officer said. The result of the search was not known, he said. Ningthem’s name had figured in the FIR lodged against former Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh and five former top bureaucrats of the state, for alleged financial irregularities in the MDS. The five former bureaucrats include three former chief secretaries and two officers of the MDS. The search warrant was issued after Imphal
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10 teachers honoured in Manipur
Arunachal Pradesh Health minister dies
Jomde Kena Itanagar, Sep 5 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Health and Family Welfare Minister Jomde Kena died at a private hospital in Guwahati after a prolonged illness, family sources said Tuesday. Kena (52) died last night. He was a resident of Gensi village in Lower Siang district and was undergoing treatment in Guwahati from the past one month, the sources said. Kena, who represented Likabali constituency, was first elected to the Legislative Assembly in 2004. He was re-elected to the House from the same constituency in 2009 and 2014. Kena was elected as the deputy speaker during the Nabam Tuki government and served as a parliamentary secretary under the
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Dorjee Khandu and Jarbom Gamlin ministries. He is survived by his wife, four daughters and two sons. The mortal remains of Kena would be flown to Naharlagun today from Guwahati and then to his native village Gensi where the last rites would be performed tomorrow. The state government has declared state mourning for two days from today and announced a holiday tomorrow. Chief Minister Pema Khandu has expressed shock and grief over Kena’s demise. Khandu, who is in the national capital for an official meeting, conveyed his deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and the people, especially those of his Assembly constituency. In a message, he said, “In his demise, our state has lost a seasoned politician and I have lost an elder brother who was more than a friend.” “On behalf of the people, I convey my deep condolences to the members of his family, friends and well wishers. I pray for his soul to rest in eternal peace,” it added.
IMPHAL, Sep 5: Ten teachers of government run schools were bestowed with the state teacher award 2017 on the occasion of Teachers’ Day. The teachers were honoured recognizing their outstanding contribution in teaching profession. Teachers selected for their contributions in “Green School Campaign” were also felicitated during the state level celebration at the auditorium of Manipur State Film Development Society (MSFDS), Imphal. Manipur deputy chief minister Yumnam Joykumar Singh along with education minister Th Radheshyam Singh led the gathering in paying floral tribute to the portrait of departed educationist and Bharat Ratna Dr S Radhakrishnan. Addressing the occasion, the deputy chief minister stressed the need for introduction of introspective teaching system in the state. He said, “Lots of changes have been witnessed over a period of decade. In olden days, relationship between teachers and students were good
Manipur Deputy CM distributing state teacher award on Teachers’ Day. enough to infuse knowledge.” He said that good relationship between teachers and students were the key for an effective teaching and learning system. Singh further said, “Teachers should pay utmost care and love to the students as their children and students should also respect teachers as their parents so that a pleasant environment can be created for learning.” He advised teachers not to engage themselves only on formal teaching but to teach informal education like discipline and cleanliness to students. State education minister Th Radheshyam Singh
said, “What we are today is their (teachers) contribution and we should respect them at our best. Keeping in view of the role played by the teachers, government is fully committed for their welfare.” Their problems including transfer and posting, quarters in remote schools, service extension to the national and state awardees will soon be sorted out, he assured. Observing the lack of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities in schools, Radheshyam said that the government will try to revamp the teaching and learning system in government schools soon.
Assam flood situation improves Efforts on to create Hindu Rashtra: Tripura CM
Guwahati, Sep 5 (PTI): The flood situation in Assam improved today with waters receding from one of seven districts even as 45,000 people remained affected in 170 villages where nearly 6,000 hectares of agricultural land are submerged, said a flood report. The waters ebbed from Jorhat district although Dhemaji, Lakhimpur, Chirang, Morigaon, Nagaon and Cachar continued to remain affected by floods. The Brahmaputra in Jorhat, rivers Dhansiri in Golaghat, Jia bharali in Sonitpur and Karimganj are flowing above the danger level, the Assam State Disaster Management Authority report said. The worst-affected district has been Nagaon where 18,000 people bore the brunt of ravaging flood waters. Dhemaji and Morigaon are next in line with 13,600 and 12,500 people affected, respectively. Altogether, 16 relief camps asre being operated by the district administrations with 8,079 inmates taking shelter in them in the affected districts, the report said. No deaths owing to floods were reported today so far, the report added.
Ag a rtala , S ep 5 (IANS): Those who betrayed India’s freedom movement are now trying to create a “Hindu Rashtra”, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar said here on Tuesday. “Those who betrayed India’s freedom struggle and worked as agents of the British rulers are now trying to establish ‘Hindu Rashtra’, changing the secular character of the country,” he said, without naming any organisation or individual. Sarkar, a leader of the Communist Party of IndiaMarxist (CPI-M), said: “We
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Through this column, we the family members of Late H.C Khuniho Sema, S/o Late Mutsose of Hokiye Village would like to extend heartfelt gratitude to all the 111 Bn BSF for organizing the 1st Khuniho Memorial Trophy under 17 Football Tournament from 28th August to 1st Sept. 2017 at Chozuba Town and Shri. Angom Shamoo. DIG BSF SHQ Manipur for gracing the occasion as Guest of Honour. We also thank the 111 Bn BSF for erecting his memorial stone at Government High School, Satoi Town. We pray that our Almighty God Bless you all abundantly. Khasheli Sema (Wife), sons, daughters & grandchildren. DP-8910
NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late K. Temjennuken Deceased, has been filed by Shri/Smti. Toshilila relation wife R/o. H.No. 465 Kuda Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 19/7/17. 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 6/10/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 5 day of 9/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-8921
AFFIDAVIT
FOR NAME CLARIFICATION I, Smti. I Akala Aier alias I Akala alias Akala alias I Akhala, presently residing at H.No. 19 C, Notun Bosti, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide Indian citizen. 2. That my name is inadvertently entered differently in different official documents and Academic certificates as I Akala Aier alias I Akala alias Akala alias I Akhala. 3. Whereas I Akala Aier alias I Akala alias Akala alias I Akhala all refers to my name or the same and one person only. 4. That this Affidavit is made to rectify my different name and through these presents and strength be it known to all concerned for commission/correction/ acceptance/change of my name as all the above mentioned names belong to my name or refers to my name in all official records and certificates. I verify and take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have concealed or misrepresented any facts. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me by the deponent on 31st August, 2017. Notary Public Regd. No. 2201/2017, Date 31/08/2017 DP-8899
AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Smti Y Alice Sema, W/o G Kakiho Sema Resident of Khuwaboto Colony Dist. Zunheboto Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under. 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India, belong to Sumi (Naga) community resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my Name and date of Birth is inadvertently recorded as :a) Alice Alice in my Bank Pass Book A/c No. 32611336633 b) 01/01/1995 in my Bank Pass Book A/c No. 32611336633 But my actual name is Y Alice Sema and my Actual Date of Birth is 08/08/1976. 3. The above mentioned name Y. Alice Sema, Alice Alice are one same person which is referred to me. 4. That, from the date of the declaration, my name shall be used as Y Alice Sema for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all time and occasions. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent of this 04 day of 09 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland. Notary Public Regd. No. 5649/17, Date : 04/09/2017 DP-8889
IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 537/17/9875-76
NOTICE
Dated, Dimapur the 31th Aug' 17
Notice is hereby given that Lt. E. Renbeni -Vrs- Ezanthung Lotha resident of Naharbari Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before _________. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Ezanthung Lotha, Village/Block No. : Naharbari, Patta No. : 44, Dag No. : 165, Area : 04-00-00. DP-8896(B)
Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.
IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 434/17
NOTICE
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Notice is hereby given that Shri Orenthang K. Ovung -Vrs- Late Wilson Ovung resident of Kyong Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 24/8/17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Late Wilson Ovung, Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 626, Dag No. : 725, Area : 00B-00K-19Ls. DP-8896(A)
Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.
AFFIDAVIT
1. I, No. 104114 X Hav/GD Netra Bahadur Gurung, son of Shri. Amar Bahadur Gurung presently serving at 10 Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 2. That I am presently serving at 10 Assam Rifles C/O 99 APO service NO. 104114 X Hav/GD Netra Bahadur Gurung. 3. That the under mentioned name of mine and my family member has been wrongly recorded in my service book and the same has been corrected as follows : Sl. No. Old Name Present Name Relation a. Amar Bahadur Gurung Netra Bahadur Gurung Self b. Bhim Bahadur Gurung Amar Bahadur Gurung Father 4. That this affidavit is made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes. 5. That the statements made in paragraphs 1-3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared before me on this the 5th day of September, 2017 at Dimapur. Regd. No. 246/2017, Date 05/09/2017 Notary Public DP-8895
are not against Hindus or Hinduism. We want the country for all people irrespective of caste, creed and religion.” Addressing teachers on Teachers Day, he said that not only secular values but even democracy was under attack in India. “Education is now being turned into a business...
Efforts are on in full swing to privatise the entire educational management,” the Chief Minister said. Re n ow n e d e d u c a tionist and award winning writer Aparajita Roy has been awarded this year’s Tripura government’s highest teacher award - Pandit Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar Award.
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SATAKHA : NAGALAND Dated Satakha the 3/8/2017
OBJECTION NOTICE
No. JUD-7/Pt.1/15-16/:89 Whereas Shri Inaka Sumi, S/o d/o w/o h/o Kughazhe has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925, Part X to draw/ withdraw/Operate/ Transfer his/her (Pension/GPF/leave Encashment & Gratuity) Bank A/C No. 31959259192 Who expired on 18.08.2017 Now therefore public are hereby asked to file Claims/Objection if any within one Month from the date of issue of this notice. Sd/(Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa) Additional Deputy Commissioner Satakha : Nagaland.
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(Clarification of name/surname)
I, Abenla Mar resident of H/No. 205, Island Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare hereby : 1. That, my actual and given name/surname is/was Abenla Mar, but in my Indian Passport the same has been spelled as Nungsang Abenla Mar, which is also correct. 2. That, Abenla Mar and Nungsang Abenla Mar both are one and the same person. 3. That, I affirm I assumed/adopt my name/surname as Abenla Mar, and the same shall be constructed as my name/surname for all official, legal and future correspondence. 4. That, this affidavit is required for the clarification of my name/surname. VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 4th day of Sept. 2017. Notary Public Regd. No. 5585/2017, Date : 04/09/2017
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Shillong, Sep 5 (PTI): India’s Act East policy has not had any perceptible impact in the North Eastern region even as South East Asia has emerged as the largest trading partner of India by trade volume as it is mainly sea-borne, North Eastern Council economic adviser W Synrem said here Tuesday. “India’s Act East Policy has not so far had any perceptible impact on this border region,” Synrem said while addressing at the conference on energising North East. He said under Act East Policy the North East region is receiving priority of the government as the region is an alternate link in development of economic relations with neighbouring countries. He said this (South East Asia) trade has, however, had no impact on the country’s North East because the trade is mainly sea-borne. The NEC economic adviser highlighted the possibility of cross-border energy trading among
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, September 6, 2017
IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 550/17/9980-81
NOTICE
Dated, Dimapur the 5th Sept' 17
Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Khumbi & N. Khapfu Rengma -Vrs- (1) Hokugha H. Awomi (2) Mughato Awomi resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 05-10-17.
SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY
Name of Patta Holder : Khumbi & N. Khapfu Rengma Village /Town Block No. : 04, Patta No. : 450, Dag No. : 485/483, Area : 04-01-16. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.
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NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT
27 MOKOKCHUNG TOWN ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY Mokokchung : Nagaland
DECLARATION The Naga People’s Front (NPF) of 27 Mokokchung Town Assembly Constituency held a Frontal Meeting on August 6, 2017 and strongly resolved to stand by the NPF party principles. However, the meeting strongly took note of the individual decision of Mr. Sanglipong and Mr. Moatoshi (Former President and General Secretary respectively) who went to Kohima, without any consultation with the NPF 27 Mokokchung Town A/C Frontal organization, and made decision against the NPF party principles. The meeting unanimously resolve to relieve them, from their positions as president and general secretary. Therefore, the former president and general secretary of the NPF 27 Mokokchung Town A/C have no power to represent the constituency in their former capacities.
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Rohingya Muslim refugees hold placards and raise slogans against human rights violations in Myanmar during a protest at Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi on Tuesday.
Rajiv Pratap Rudy New Delhi, SEP 5 (AGENCIES): “Boss is always right” and “failed to communicate my good work to bosses” is how Rajiv Pratap Rudy reacted on Tuesday to a query on the possible reasons for his being dropped as the minister for skill development and entrepreneurship in the latest reshuffle. “I tried my best... Even my successor will need some time to deliver visible changes,” Rudy told NDTV. Rudy was replaced by petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who was not just elevated to Cabinet Minister rank but also giv-
en additional responsibility of the Skill Development Ministry. “When I was made minister in 2014, I had to look for officers, create a roadmap and structure... All that is there now across the country. There are centres imparting training to youths as per the Prime Minister’s vision,” he added. Rudy told NDTV: “I can’t take my certificate if the boss (Prime Minister Narendra Modi) thinks that I failed. The boss is always right.” “But yes, I failed to communicate to people and my bosses (Prime Minister Narendra Modi) the work done under their guidance in such a short time,” the MP from Saran in Bihar said. Prime Minister Narendra Modi dropped six ministers from his council of ministers in the latest reshuffle on Sunday. “How can I create employment? My brief was to raise an employable workforce. Getting jobs to them was never there in the brief given to me,” he added.
Jodhpur police rescues Blue Whale player
JAIPUR, SEP 5 (AGENCIES): A 17-year-old-girl, with a blue whale carved into her arm, was rescued when she tried to kill herself by jumping into the Kaylana Lake on the outskirts of Jodhpur late on Monday night. The girl allegedly wanted to complete the final task of the lethal Blue Whale Challenge game by ending her life. The girl told the policemen and divers who saved her that her mother would die and her family would be in trouble if she did not complete the game. “The girl repeatedly asked the policemen to let her jump [into water] and requested them not to inform her family members,” Lekhraj Sihag, SHO of Rajiv Gandhi Nagar police station, said. The police were protecting the identity of the girl and her family. Though the police officers did not disclose the girl’s identity, she was stated to be the daughter of a Border Security Force (BSF) soldier and a resident of Mandore area in Jodhpur city. The teenage girl had left her home on Monday night on the pretext of going to market. When she did not return, her parents called her on her mobile phone, but it was picked up by a stranger. The panicked parents rushed to the police station with a missing complaint and a hunt was launched for her. The girl was spotted riding her scooter around the Kaylana lake, situated 8 km to the west of Jodhpur on Jaisalmer Road. Mr. Sihag said the police team rushed to the spot and called her to come back, but she ran to the cliff and jumped into the lake. A group of divers who were near the area rescued the girl from the lake. The police then handed her over to her family. She told the police that she had downloaded the Blue Whale game in her mobile phone a few days ago and was completing the tasks assigned to her till she reached the final stage. This was the latest in a series of instances being reported from across the country of deaths or suicide attempts linked to the Blue Whale Challenge game. The girl in Jodhpur had apparently completed the tasks of selfharm and was making one cut on her body per day, besides watching horror videos, before acting upon the final task of jumping off a height and taking her life.
New Delhi, Sep 5 (IANS): The Centre on Tuesday told the Supreme Court that though Parliament was conscious of its social obligations and would take a call to put an end to child marriages, the social evil was a reality and that society needs were “inescapable”. Senior counsel Rana Mukherjee told a bench of Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta that different statutes that can have a bearing on marriage of children between the age of 15 and 18 have to be read cohesively. Justice Lokur expressed concern over child marriage despite law prohibiting it, and said, “It is not marriage, but mirage.” However, the bench disagreed with Mukherjee when he sought to dub the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006, as “harsh”. “The Act is not a harsh law. It just provides for a (jail) punishment of 15 days,” the bench said. When the senior counsel said that the punishment prescribed was two years, the court said: “It is nothing. If it was death, we could have described it as a harsh law.”
No one can separate me from Ganga: Uma New Delhi, SEP 5 (AGENCIES): Apparently upset over being stripped of the Ganga Rejuvenation portfolio, Uma Bharti on Tuesday said no one can separate her from the river Ganga and announced that she will begin a padyatra along the banks of the holy river from Gangasagar next month. Bharti, from whom Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation portfolio was taken and handed over to Nitin Gadkari in Sunday’s Cabinet reshuffle, also wondered how Gadkari could get this portfolio if she had failed because she had worked in consultation with him. “No one can separate me from Ganga. Ganga is still with me... If I had failed how could Gadkari get this portfolio because I had worked in close coordination and close consultations with him (Gadkari) on Namami Gange project,” she told media persons at the Drinking water and Sanitation Ministry, whose charge she was given on Sunday. “I have successfully implemented most of the projects of my ministry and completed most of the proj-
ects,” she said. Bharti said she will begin a padyatra from Gangasagar in West Bengal from October but hastened to add that it was not an act of defiance. “I had announced a year ago that I will start a padyatra and had intimated Prime Minister Narendra
Modi and Amit Shah. Shah then told me to begin the yatra after the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. Now, I will begin this padyatra to make the people aware about Ganga cleanliness. The government alone cannot clean Ganga. We need to involve people and make them aware of it,” she said.
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The issue is now being examined by the Supreme Court of India after two Rohingya immigrants petitioned the court, challenging the Centre’s stand on deportation. “I want to tell the international organisations whether the Rohingyas are registered under the United Nations Human Rights Commission or not. They are illegal immigrants in India,” Rijiju told reporters here.
The minister of state for home said that since they are not legal immigrants, “they stand to be deported”. “As per law, they stand to be deported because they are illegal immigrants. We are a nation with great democratic tradition. Rijiju said that he would not comment on the legal aspect of the case but maintained that “illegal immigrants have to be deported as per law.” “India has absorbed maximum number of immigrants and we don’t need any lessons from any organisation,”he said. The minister stressed that “India has great democratic tradition and the government of India is not going to throw them out into the sea or shoot them.” Last month, Rijiju, in response to a Parliament question, had claimed that 14,000 Rohingya were registered with the UNHCR, the UN organ that deals with refugees. But the minister addedd that “inputs received from different stated indicated the number to be over 40,000”.
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Teachers are the best category of nation builders: President
Ram Nath Kovind New Delhi, Sep 5 (IANS): President Ram Nath Kovind on Tuesday said teachers are the “best category” of nation builders but noted there is a dip in the standard of education because teachers are running away from their responsibility. After meeting teachers who received awards on the occasion of Teachers Day, he said: “You are the best category of nation builders. India is a diverse nation... bringing all children to the mainstream is the responsibility of teachers.” He also said that it was “important that our children
should be taught to be good human beings first and imbibe the values of honesty and integrity” because it was “only then will they excel in the profession they choose”. Kovind however said that there is a dip in the standard of education because “teachers are running away from their responsibility”. He also called on teachers to try to understand the family and financial background of students so that they can bring all students to the same level. “Children in schools are from diverse socio-economic backgrounds. Teachers need to take care of this. They should make an effort to understand the child’s family background and minimise disparity among the students of a class. “Without understanding the background of every student, uniformity cannot be brought,” he said in his speech in Hindi. Pointing out that many teachers gave extra tuition to those who paid for it, he said it was like “selling education”.
Govt deregisters more than 2 lakh firms in crackdown New Delhi, SEP 5 (AGENCIES): The government on Tuesday said that names of over 2.09 lakh firms have been struck off from register of companies for failing to comply with regulatory requirements and action has been initiated to restrict operations of their bank accounts. Continuing its crackdown on shell companies which are allegedly used as conduits for illicit fund flows and tax evasion, the government said the directors of deregistered firms would not be able to operate the bank accounts till these entities are legally restored. “The names of 2,09,032 companies have been struck off from the register of companies under Section 248 (5) of the Act. The existing directors and authorised signatories of such struckoff companies will now become ex-directors or exauthorised signatories,” an official release said.
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Invites Nominations for the
National Award for Women's Development through Application of Science & Technology Department of Science & Technology (DST) instituted the National Awards for Women's Development through Application of Science & Technology. These awards have been instituted to recognize the contribution of individuals/institutions who have worked at the grassroots level for women's development through application of science and technology (S&T) Nature of the Award This prestigious award is announced every year. It comprises of a memento, a citation and a cash prize of Rs.5.00 lakh (Five Lakhs) for Individual and Rs.15.00 lakhs (Fifteen Lakhs) for Institutional category. Eligibility • The award is open to resident Indian citizens and institutions registered in India. Employees of Department of Science & Technology are not eligible for this award. • The individual/institution should have a minimum experience of 10 years and outstanding contribution in research, design, development, adaptation or application of science and technology at the grassroots level for women's development. • Individuals/institutions that have received this award earlier are not eligible for consideration. Persons eligible to nominate Nomination for the Award can be made by Vice Chancellors of Universities, Directors of IITs, IISERs, NITs, R&D institutions, Heads of science based voluntary organizations, Secretaries of S&T Departments, Secretaries of State S&T Departments/ Councils for S&T, earlier winners of this award. The last date for receipt of completed nominations is on or before October 17, 2017. General Terms & Conditions 1. A Selection Committee consisting of eminent persons have been constituted by the Department of Science & Technology for this purpose. 2. The Selection Committee will have the sole right to select the awardees and formulate rules governing such selection. 3. If during consideration of the nominations received and/or of other eligible candidates, no one is deemed suitable for the award, it would not be given that year. 4. In exceptional circumstances, if more than one individual/institution is selected for an award, the amount of award will be separately given to each. 5. No correspondence will be entertained regarding the selection of the awardees or on the selection procedure. 6. Recommendation other than that of the nominator will not be considered and will lead to disqualification. 7. The awardees shall be intimated by post and e-mail. 8. The Department of Science & Technology will have a right to modify the terms and conditions for the award as and when it deems fit. 9. Documents submitted can be returned only after completion of the process including presentation ceremony of the award, if requested. 10. Nominations received on earlier occasions for the award will be admissible only with fresh accomplishments subsequently. 11. The awardees will be expected to deliver a talk on a subject chosen by DST at a place and venue to be intimated by the Department of Science and Technology. 12. The members of the committee can also propose or nominate a candidate whom they fit worthy of this award even though his/her/its nomination has not been received. Nominations typed on plain paper complete with enclosures in the format should be sent to: The Head, Science for Equity Empowerment and Development (SEED) Division, Department of Science & Technology, Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-110 016 on or before 30th September, 2017. A soft copy (Times New Roman font size 12) of the proposal should also be mailed at indub.puri@nic.in. The envelope should be superscribed with "National Award for Women's Development through Application of Science & Technology". 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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 272 Dimapur, Wednesday, September 6, 2017
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here are certain events that had taken place in the affairs of Nagaland in its turbulent journey of the 50s to 60s when turmoil and killings were rife and when gloom and fear plagued the entire Naga Hills. There was no national media to report on the inhuman and untold atrocities perpetrated on Nagas by armed police and security forces in the 50s to the 60s. All villages in then Naga Hills and NHTA were not spared from reprisals by the security forces during the three decades where several thousands died under various circumstances. It was under such a cloud of fear and uncertainty during those turbulent decades that the Baptist Church, under grave threats to its leaders, managed to contact the undivided NNC to cease hostilities and opt for a negotiated solution. At the church’s request, the government of India agreed to utilize the services of Jaya Prakash Narayan (the first director of the Peace Mission) which also included Rev. Michael Scott of the Anglican Church and then chief minister of Assam, B.P. Chaliha. The relentless endeavor of the Peace Mission actively supported by the church leaders headed by Rev. Longri Ao and the liberal help and patronage of the State Government, had finally resulted in an agreement for Cessation of Fire signed by the then Governor Vishnu Sahay, on behalf of the Government of India and the Peace Mission while Zashei Huire, Biseto Medom and L. Benito had signed on behalf of the underground government. For most of the young generation in Nagaland, September 6, 1964 would hardly ring a bell since most were born only after the late seventies. However for those who lived through the decades, the date is remembered as a very important event in the history of the Naga people. It was on this day, that the first cease fire between the NNC and the government of India was signed and it was greeted with joy throughout the state; church bells rang and prayers were said at almost all churches in Nagaland. Although the agreement was officially declared on September 6, 1964 the actual agreement was signed on May 23, 1964 at Sakraba Village in Phek district. The cease fire in 1964 came after much suffering in Nagaland under intensive military operations. The period of cease fire was instrumental in making people realize the value of peace. To their credit, the then Naga political group also promoted a peaceful environment during which Nagaland state made big strides in development. After more than fifteen rounds of talks, both sides failed to break the deadlock and so the cease fire was abrogated by Delhi in 1972. In this regard, it may be said that the first cease fire brought an era of peace and development that proved crucial to the newly created state. As mentioned, despite the end of the cease fire, the peaceful environment continued primarily because those in the political movement had restrained themselves in the interest of their people. Though the first cease fire did not bring solution, yet and in a strange way, the wheels of peace brought changes that will be remembered.
DailyDevotion Watching With Jesus Stay here and watch with Me. —Matthew 26:38 “Watch with Me.” Jesus was saying, in effect, “Watch with no private point of view at all, but watch solely and entirely with Me.” In the early stages of our Christian life, we do not watch with Jesus, we watch for Him. We do not watch with Him through the revealed truth of the Bible even in the circumstances of our own lives. Our Lord is trying to introduce us to identification with Himself through a particular “Gethsemane” experience of our own. But we refuse to go, saying, “No, Lord, I can’t see the meaning of this, and besides, it’s very painful.” And how can we possibly watch with Someone who is so incomprehensible? How are we going to understand Jesus sufficiently to watch with Him in His Gethsemane, when we don’t even know why He is suffering? We don’t know how to watch with Him— we are only used to the idea of Jesus watching with us. The disciples loved Jesus Christ to the limit of their natural capacity, but they did not fully understand His purpose. In the Garden of Gethsemane they slept as a result of their own sorrow, and at the end of three years of the closest and most intimate relationship of their lives they “all…forsook Him and fled” (Matthew 26:56). “They were all filled with the Holy Spirit…” (Acts 2:4). “They” refers to the same people, but something wonderful has happened between these two events— our Lord’s death, resurrection, and ascension— and the disciples have now been invaded and “filled with the Holy Spirit.” Our Lord had said, “You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you…” (Acts 1:8). This meant that they learned to watch with Him the rest of their lives.
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t is surprising and uncomfortable to see a Government of a Nation stooping down so low as to malign an individual Citizen personally of his profession and his personal private relationships in the media; the Government of the People’s Republic (GoPR) of Nagalim did that, and that in malicious, pugnacious and indecent language! Mr. Khekiye Sema was transparent, straightforward, honest and open enough to criticize his kinsman Isak Chishi, Chairman of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim of being “rubber stamp shadow of the NSCN”. Khekiye has every right to his own opinion. Who in Nagaland who matters and has concern for the Naga, does not view the nice old religious Isak exactly as Khekiye had said. Isak Chishi spoke chaste Tenyidie (Angami) and when some of his old high School friends met him at Hebron, they spoke to him in Tenyidie. Isak spoke a few words in Angami hesitantly to his friends but said uneasily that in his presence Muivah likes him to speak with others in Nagamese! Mr. Khekiye was decent enough to attend Chishi’s Funeral and wrote nice words about the Old Man who has gone to the other side of the River. The whole of 1375-Worded GoPR statement in the Local News Media of 2 Sept 2017 is personal attack on Khekiye and contains mostly irrelevant undiplomatic, abrasive and pugnacious Words very unbecoming of an honorable Government. The GoPR has exposed itself to the world and to the Naga Public of its deplorable low diplomatic standard of decency. This is especially brazen and an odd anathema too to many Naga since the Group never tires of claiming itself the most knowledgeable, the most politically correct and the most internationally connected
representative of the Naga Nation; the Group has not understood ‘the writing on the Wall’! The Words and the Tone of the language the GoPR used in its description of the ACAUT Rally is brazenly ignorant in the sense that ACAUT (AGAINST CORRUPTION AND UNLAWFUL TAXATION) was formed mainly against the GoPR Taxations with the ‘Bhuut’ and the Barrel of the GoPR Gun. The former Chief Minister and presently MP from Nagaland also claimed very surprisingly that the ACAUT RALLY against CORRUPTION IN NAGALAND has a ‘Political Agenda’. This is very surprising for a person not particularly known for Political Principles but generally viewed as big-hearted. Has politics beguiled him? The former CM however, corrected himself to some extent immediately by public statement that he is not opposed to ACAUT Rally against Corruption. Mr. Khekiye criticized Corruption in the Government of Nagaland, he even went to the extent of openly criticizing the NON-Participation of the NAGA COUNCIL OF DIMAPUR in the Rally and has aptly said the action of the Naga Council Dimapur not joining the Rally amounts to “Support for Corruption” in Nagaland. Let me quote what KHEKIYE said: “The Government of India must officially call all the six NNPGs to be included in the Naga political solution as an independent entity and not as under the NSCN (IM)”. This, he stated, is the meaning of inclusiveness. “Otherwise, there will be a civil war in Nagaland. This is the message that must reach the Government of India. This is a message that must reach the NSCN (IM).” No Naga, I have heard ever, condemned the IM for fighting war
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with the Indian Army. It is true the Army treated Naga individually, in Groups and Villages even Noncombatants inhumanly. One day, India must scratch its conscience and apologize to the Naga for the Army’s inhuman treatment of the Naga as Australia and Canada has done to the Indigenous of the land. The NSCN (IM) cannot take a holier than thou stance on this Issue of shedding blood of the Naga. There is a saying: ‘when you point your fore finger at others, the remaining 4 fingers point at yourself ’. On the Issue of ‘Naga Killing Naga’, the IM started it with their adopted Mao’s Principle of ‘Political Power comes through the Barrel of the Gun’. They love Political Power more than their People. The IM appears do not understand the main reason most Nagas fear and dislike them: it is their occupation of protecting their notorious but effective Principle of the ‘barrel of the Gun’ for every kind of Political, Social, Commercial BusinessTaxations in the Naga Society. The GoPR Statement of 2 Sept 2017, the last Para, calls for the conscience of all Naga to their vain Idea that GoPR alone fights for all the “Millions of Nagas outside the present State of Nagaland”. The fundamental Truth of the Naga’s fight is: Every Naga gives his life for his Own Territory, not for others. The IM often engages NonNaga for Naga National Movement, an anathema the IM does not seem to perceive. If the Naga of present Nagaland State enjoy the fruits of Nagaland; it is by themselves and not by others who like to enjoy it. Like it or not, the Naga of Nagaland will decide his own destiny, not by others. Thepfulhouvi Solo. IFS Retd (RR-68)
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he Government of India was aware of the Rights of the Nagas, however, since the Naga Nation was small, weak and her population less, India wanted to dominate and subjugate the Nagas. The Indian forces invaded the Naga territory and perpetrated barbaric and inhuman atrocities on the Nagas added with the wilful destruction of property. This led the Naga National Council (NNC) to establish the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) on 22nd March 1956 to defend and protect her rights, her territory, property and her people. When the undeclared war was going on between the two Nations for about 10 years, a Ceasefire was brought about to be effective from 6th September, 1964 through the mediation and intervention of the NBCC and personalities like J.P. Narayan, Michael Scott, B.P. Chaliha, etc. The Nation is eternally grateful to them and also indebted to the sacrifices of the Naga patriots for giving us a history we can be proud of and their memories will be cherished and treasured for all times to come. After signing the Ceasefire, Peace talk was started between the two Nations. The First was held in Nagaland and rest were held at Delhi at the Prime Minister level but no settlement could be reached. Why did the Peace talks fail? There may have been many reasons but the main reason was because the attitude and approach of the GOI was wrong and also India was not sincere enough. What should have been resolved with the NNC and FGN, GOI chose to sign the agreement known as the 16th Point Agreement with the Naga Peoples’ Convention, a Naga group formed by India. This resulted in the creation of the state of Nagaland within the Indian Union. This was a great
Civil war and corruption
fter the 25th August AC- East. Let uspray that civil war UAT sponsored rally in between different tribes, factional Dimapur, many bloggers groups are not intensified further s we all are facing the imbro- are engaged in debate over the in the name of Naga settlement.I glio in Dimapur Town due to issues of`Civil War’ and `Corrup- am happy that KK Sema and Joel the drainage problems and the tion’ especially in social media. Naga for cautioning this impendpathetic road condition, which sole rea- In print media, NSCN (IM)office ing danger in Naga society. Some bloggers have been son lies to the fact that we have lack of has accused speaker, especially drainage and no proper maintenance of KK Sema(and also Joel Naga)as critical of some ACUAT rally it by the labourers of State and National abettor of civil war. KK Semaand speakers on Naga political isJoel Naga have responded that sue saying that corruption and Highways. The poor drainage systems did there would be a civil war if political issues are different and major damages at dimapur town dur- NSCN (IM) and GoI decide to they should have not spoken on ing the monsoon season by flooding conclude the negotiated settle- the Naga political issue. Again, the areas and many were homeless at ment without officially including for me, it depends on how one the other NNPG Factions of Na- defines it. We should note that that hour. I would like to let you know that galand as equals. Some bloggers ACUAT was born out of multhe present situation in Dimapur is have even accused that ACUAT tiple taxes especially by different getting worse day by day due to the has gone beyond people’s man- factional groups. From the very poor functioning and negligence of date of corruption by touching inception, ACUAT has been the PWD and the Government. It is the Naga political issue. But I see speaking against corruptors in both issues differently. both within Nagaland governcommon to see that the streets of the The `Civil War’ can be inter- ment and federal government. city are flooded with water as the sum- preted in different ways. For me, Corruption in public life includes mer season approaches, with a poor civil war is already going on for not only misuse of Government drainage system the surrounding areas many decades now in all Naga funds and backdoor appointusually gets engulfed in Flood water, inhabited areas. One should not ment, but it also includes abuse, If the same condition prevail few more forget public outrage in Mokokc- misuse of power, manipulation, years there will be chance of spreading hung, Zuneboto, and burning extortion, misguiding and threatdiseases. It seems that the department of many houses in Dimapur, ening of innocent people.They is not willing to fix the problem even to name a few incidents in the are all part of corruption and though the problem is damaging the recent past. They are done by the we need to see corrupt practices whole town. Dimapur Municipal people against their own people. within the larger context. We Council (DMC) Labourer cleaned the How many civilians have been need to address corruption in the drainage between Metro Hospital and killed, beaten up, threatened, political, economic and religious D.C. Court along with the public who tortured, robbed, houses were life in totality. Narrow approach reside at the surroundings area which burned down to ashes, raped and to corruption will not solve the took a total of 4 days . molested? – both by Indian army problem.Are Naga factional Flooding has been a big concern and factional groups. Thousands groups free from this? If not, to owing to the poor drainage infrastructure of people.How many soldiers on speak out, challenge and criticize in the town , the concern department both sides have died? Without the Naga factional groups is the respect of human dignity, some legitimate right of every Naga. workers are paying no heed of it. So, I would like to know that of them have committed worst- Seeing many factional groups why the State and National Highway crime against humanity. When and fighting among them, I Labourers are getting their salaries ? people are killed without any have said at one point that “UnWithout doing the work why they are trail, do you think there is no civil derground movement is like an paid for ? Even the Govt. offices sur- war? Factional groups have been industry in Nagaland.” We need roundings drainage system gets clogged chasing each otherslike animalfor to acknowledge that factionalism because of not cleaning by the office years and how many people has nurtured corruption in many labourers, then what is the use to pay have lost their lives? How many ways because of protection given for? If the DMC are only going to families have been affected and by them to the corruptors. We work for the drainage, then the gover- inflicted pains by this civil war? should receive the criticism of the ment should stop paying the labourers Bloodshed that had happened people positively to strengthen under National Highway and State, or and happening now should not people’s movement for justice. the Government instead of using them be forgotten. People continue Let us not threaten each other; in their own farms and houses, the to live in fear and uncertainty it will not do anything good for Labourers should work under DMC without hope. This is called civil our future. war, or undeclared war among ACUAT has done a tremento improve the drainage system. Therefore, I would like to appeal the people. What kind of civil dous work in creating awarewar are we talking about? Are the ness on corruption. They have the concern authorities to look into bloggers visualizing similar kind exposed many corrupt practices the matter and improve the drainage of civil war that is taking place and corruptors. One should know system at the earliest to stop diseases in the Middle East countries? Let that the lack of people’s moveand causes ill health of the people in us pray that the present civil war ment is one of the reasons why the town.. among the Nagasis not further politicians, bureaucrats and H.Y. SWU, G.B., Supply Colony accelerated like in the Middle technocrats, and even freedom Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view
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Wednesday, September 6, 2017
fighters freely steal and misusepublic money in Nagaland and elsewhere. ACUAT is the first people’s movement in Nagaland addressing the corruption issue and I am sure it will contribute much in transforming our society. As humans we have our own limitations and failures, and let us not look at those negative aspect only,but let us appreciate the courageous act and sacrifice making by ACUAT for the Naga society. Let us encourage and support them. FA has been discussing for the last two years and we are all looking forwardto its final outcome. It is a great initiative and we give credit to NSCN-IM. I am not a political analyst, however,I do not see immediate positive outcome in the coming decades. I whole heartedly welcome the delay tactic in settlement. We need to read between the lines of statements of NSCI-IM leadership and negotiator of GoI. However,FA has given moral boost to NSCN-IM to claim the legitimacy of the organization and of tax collection and for GoI, it shows its commitment and sincerity in solving half a century Naga issue. Exclusion of larger Naga factional groups and civil societies in final settlement, and not disclosing the FA for the last two years itself speaks
blunder committed by India. The Nagas were not under the Indian Constitution but they forced the Nagas to come under it. The GOI had inaugurated the state of Nagaland and on top of this signed Ceasefire with FGN and was going to have Dialogue. In 1972 GOI unilaterally abrogated the Ceasefire and unleashed war against the Nagas. Then in 1975, GOI signed the Shillong Accord with some so called “Representatives of Underground Organization” which created more confusion. After a gap of more than 30 (Thirty) years in 1997, GOI entered into Ceasefire with NSCN IM, a rebel group which broke out of the NNC and FGN and started the “Peace Process” resulting in the signing of the Framework Agreement on 3rd August 2015. The contents of this agreement have been kept secret till date and no sensible person will give blind support. Without Sovereignty the Naga people will not accept the agreement because the betrayal of a cause for which thousands of lives have been sacrificed is not possible. It is a fact that the Naga political issue has be resolved soon but this does not mean that any group of people can barter for any agreement. How many times and with how many different groups will the GOI enter into Ceasefire? Nagas are clear about our rights and can no longer be fooled. The Indo-Naga problem is more than 70 years old and the solution and settlement should pose as a challenge to the wisdom, maturity and statesmanship of the Indian leaders. Before some unseen circumstance arises, without making any more mistakes the GOI should seriously ponder, boldly decide and arrive at a solution with the legitimate group at an early date. Gen.(Retd) Thinoselie M. Keyho, President, NNC
of the strategy of both sides. The GoI has also consistently maintained settlement within Indian constitution which they know that it will not be agreeable to Naga public.This open opportunity for delay strategy for both parties. The discussion will go on. At this juncture, we should all come together in one common platform andcome up with a clear road map to root out corruption to foster round development. People want economic progress, self-reliance and development. I hope all the factional groups will seize the opportunity to focus in rooting out corruption and economic development in the coming years so that they regain people’s confidence. Any organization who stand for unity, development and dismantling institutionalized corruption will surely gain support from the people. We now realize that corruption is the root of evil, hatred, mistrust and underdevelopment. Like ACUAT, all the factional groups, churches and civil societies raise their voices collectively and powerfully against the corruption. We want to build our nation onthe foundation of justice, peace and prosperity, but not on corruption. Wati Longchar, Hualien, Taiwan
Reader’s Post September 3 incident
(my suggestion to All Nagaland Taxi Association) Sir,
I deeply saddened and mourn the death of late Swudeve Nakro who was murdered on Sept 3 and share my sorrow to the bereaved family. Talking to myself how such an barbaric and inhuman act has happened in My Land and praying that law enforcing agency immediately arrest and book those evil act. However my personal request and suggestion to your association is to kindly introduced an Identity Card system, while passengers took hire from one district to other places/district in order to function smoothly. It will be good if a photocopy of any valid identity card from the passenger as well as date/time/place to travel is recorded in any of your regional office and set up 24/7 helpline number, so that if any untowards incident happen the culprit will be easily traceable an immediately booked as per the law. Thank you Tokhevi L Jakhalu, Zunheboto of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
Gauri Lankesh
Gauri ‘Lankesh Patrike,’ a Kannada tabloid, and was seen as a fearless, independent and outspoken journalist. She had been under attack from people with ideological differences. “We will set up a special team to investigate the murder of Gauri Lankesh,” said an official. The shooting has caused outrage on Twitter. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan tweeted: “Shocked to hear that the brave JournalistActivist Gauri Lankesh has been shot dead in Bengaluru. Culprits should be
nabbed at the earliest.” “Shocking and blood curdling to hear about the murder of Gauri Lankesh. These monstrous criminals must be nailed n dealt with sternly,” tweeted Biocon’s chairman Kiran Mazumdar Shaw. West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee tweeted: “Saddened at the killing of journalist Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru. Most unfortunate. Very alarming. We want justice.” Her brother Indrajit demanded that the case be handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation, India Today reported. Lankesh was the daughter of journalist and writer P Lankesh. In November, Lankesh was convicted by a court of defaming two BJP leaders for articles published
in her periodical in 2008. She was sentenced to six months in jail and asked to pay Rs. 10,000 penalty. She was out on bail in the case. The article was published in Gauri Lankesh Patrike, a Kannada newspaper which was published, owned and edited by her. The article alleged that BJP MP from Dharwad, Prahalad Joshi, had been directly involved in criminal activities. Lankesh, known to be a critic of right-wing groups and Sangh organisations, telling Newslaundry in an interview in 2016 after her conviction that “Modi Bhakts and the Hindutva Brigade” are “keen to somehow shut me up,” adding that they would like to see her behind bars. In her work, she frequently criticised communal violence.
Lankesh, 55, was the daughter of famous poetturned-journalist P Lankesh, who began Lankesh Patrike. She lived in Ideal Homes in Rajarajeshwari Nagar area to the southwest of the city, where she was murdered. Bengalur u de puty commissioner of police MN Anucheth confirmed her dead. “It is too early to comment on the issue, we cannot reveal any further details at the moment.” Lankesh had been granted bail. Karnataka Congress chief G Parameshwara said Lankesh’s death was a great loss to the field of journalism, The Hindu reported. “Lost a dead friend, an accomplished journalist and a wonderful human being. Miscreants will be brought to book very soon,” he said.
Organisations condemn murder of taxi driver
DIMAPUR: The Chakhesang Mothers’ Association (CMA) expressed shock at the cold blooded murder and inhuman brutality meted out to late Swuduve Nakro of Pholami village under Phek district who went missing on September 2 and was found murdered on the next day at Dzüvüzie in between Chiechama and Nachama under Kohima district. A condemnation note appended by CMA president, Zaposhelü Venuh, while sharing pain and grief with the bereaved family members has urged upon the state government to expedite the situation without further delay. The CMA while supporting the All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) demand further called upon the law enforcing agency(s) and administrators to carry out a thorough investigation so as to nab the murderers and award befitting punishment as per the law of the land. WCH: The Western Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) has in a condemnation note by president Vekhosayi Nyekha has urged upon the government agencies to take the matter into serious note and nab the culprit at the earliest so that justice was served as per the law of the land. Hoho also noted that no murderer should roam free and has no place in a civilised society while sharing its sincere condolence to the bereaved wife and family. CHK: The Chakhesang Hoho Kohima (CHK) in a condemnation note by president Theja Therieh and publicity and information secretary, Pfuche Koza has strongly condemned the heinous crime in cutting short the life of a respon-
sible citizen and a father of five children. CHK has urged upon the responsible state government to take stock of the situation at the earliest and called upon the law enforcing agencies and administration to perform thorough investigation to nab the murderer at the earliest. It also sought cooperation and called upon all right thinking citizen to outrightly condemn and fight so as to eradicate such recurrences. NAYO: The Northern Angami Youth Organisation (NAYO) in a condemnation note stated its support to the ANTAs demand upon the law enforcing agencies to investigate the case and book the culprit/s at the earliest and serve befitting punishment according to the law of the land. NAYO further proposed a suggestion to the superintendent of police (SP), Kohima to install CCTV cameras at every police check-gates for public security. PWUD: Pholami Welfare Union Dimapur (PWUD) in a condemnation note by president Kuvesuh Nakro and secretary, Dzuzuveyi Resuh stated that late Swuduve Nakro had served in various capacities as church leader, teacher and into many NGOs. PWUD has asked the concerned authority to pursue the case at the earliest to avoid complications. It also prayed for the bereaved family. ANTA Dimapur unit: All Nagaland Taxi Association Dimapur unit in a condemnation note by general secretary, Ahoshe Chophi and secretary, Vitolu Chophi stated that carjacking crime has happened continuously since two months and in this connection, it re-
quested the responsible law enforcing agencies of Kohima and Dimapur to book the culprits before situation escalates. It also conveyed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and prayer for the departed soul. PSU: Pholami Students Union (PSU) in a condemnation note by president, Vesheneyi Swro urged the police department to expedite the probe and nab the culprit(s) at the earliest to provide justice to the victim and bereaved family. The union also appealed the authority to provide ex gratia to the bereaved family. ANTA Wokha Unit: ANTA Wokha unit in a condemnation by president, Hayithung Odyuo and general secretary, Lipenthung Ovung has fervently appealed to the law enforcing agency to investigate and book the culprit at the earliest and award a befitting punishment to the culprit. The unit further conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and the departed soul to rest in peace.
ANTA Peren unit: ANTA Peren unit in a condemnation by president C. H. Lungsibo and secretary Ipeurai appealed the law enforcing authority to book the culprit at the earliest and award befitting punishment. Also the unit sincerely conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members. PBC: Pholami Baptist Church (PBC) in a condemnation by pastor Vezokho Vezhu appealed to the authority to book all the culprits and justice be delivered at the earliest. The PBC expressed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and pray that the departed soul rest in peace. GSS Pholami village: Good Shepherd School (GSS) in a condemnation by headmaster Venesu Swuro on behalf of staff and students appealed the authority to nab all the culprits at any cost. Good Shepherd fraternity expressed deepest heartfelt condolence to the family and prayed for the departed soul.
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PYO: Pholami Youth Organisation (PYO) in a condemnation by president Rukuve Therie and general secretary, Tusove Khamo demanded the government of Nagaland and the concerned authorities to handover all the arrested culprits to the PYO. BJP 17 Chizami A/C: The BJP 17th Chizami Assembly Constituency in a condemnation note by mandal president Vetshe Tsuzuh and general secretary, Khrope Tsuhah expressed strong resentment against the brutal murder on its party member and unit president of Pholami village, Swuduve Nakro. It urged upon the State BJP President, Visasolie Lhoungu to pursue the matter with the government in authority to ensure that justice was not denied and an ex-gratia was provided to the bereaved family. It further appealed to the law enforcement agency to make all out efforts to book the perpetrators at the earliest and award befitting punishment.
AEO Zbto informs: Assistant election officer (AEO), Zunheboto, Chisho K Swu has informed all AEROs, supervisors and BLOs under Zunheboto district that the orientation and training scheduled on September 8 for AEROs and supervisors and September 14 for BLOs has been cancelled. All stakeholders have been requested to take note. PHH ration card holders of Purana Bazaar informed: PHH ration card holders of Purana Bazaar are informed that there would be distribution of PHH rice on September 6 at the council hall Purana Bazar. All the concerned card holders have been informed to collect the rice according to timing mentioned: Model colony – 7 to 10 a.m; Jorapukhri -10 to 11 a.m; New colony -11 to 12 noon; Mt view colony – 12 to 1 p.m; Middle colony – 1 to 2 p.m; High School Colony – 2 to 3 p.m. All the ration card holders are to submit a zerox copy of ration card along with Aadhaar card of the entire family while collecting rice. PPTLUP informs: The Phekmi Phek Town Landowners Union Phek (PPTLUP) has convened general meeting for all the Phekmi Traditional Legal Landowners of Phek Hq. town on September 8, 10 a.m at Phek town council conference hall near PWD rest house. All the concern traditional legal landowners of both the acquired and occupied land by the government have been asked to compulsorily attend. ANGPTA Dimapur informs: ANGPTA Dimapur has informed that data of all primary untrained under-matriculate and matriculate teachers of Dimapur would be collected. Therefore all the concern teachers have been requested to bring xerox copy of their appointment order and education qualification at SDEO Dimapur canteen on September 6, 10 to 2 p.m. One may contact at 7005502078/8974517526. SDEO Kiphire informs: Sub-divisional education officer (SDEO) Kiphire has informed that two-day orientation/training programme for social science and science teachers on “environment education project” would be held from September 13 to 14 at EBRC hall Kiphire. 1 (one) science teacher and 1 (one) social science teacher from class 6, 7 and 8 from all the government middle schools under SDEO Kiphire have been directed to attend the orientation/training programme positively. DDADU head office informs: Head office of Dimapur District Autorickshaw Drivers’ Union (DDADU) has directed all branch offices vice presidents and general secretaries that there would be emergency meeting on September 7, 11 a.m at head office, Dimapur. All concerned have been informed to attend positively. WSH joint meeting postponed: A joint meeting of all Western Sumi Frontal Organizations (WSKH, WSTH, WSSU) advisers, area chairmen and Western Sumi elders convened by Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) on September 9, has been postponed to September 16, at 10 a.m. at WSH Hiyam, Chekiye, Dimapur. All above mentioned have been asked to attend the joint meeting as various important issues would be discussed. ANHTU Mon unit general meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Mon unit has convened it general meeting on September 13, 10:00 a.m. at the district Headquarter Mon town council hall. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting along with the membership fee of Rs. 400/; bio-data along with education qualification documents; matriculate diploma holders have been asked to bring their admit card, mark sheet and pass certificate during the meeting. Absentees would be initiated with a fine as per the union’s resolution. UBCANEI youth fiesta: The youth department of United Baptist Churches Association North East India (UBCANEI) youth fiesta under the theme “empowering the youth, no turning back” would be held from September 7-9 at Youth Oasis Centre, Dimapur. All the youth departments under UBCANEI have been invited to attend the program. DDADU clarifies: Apropos the news published under the heading, “fare revision”, DDADU has clarified that it had by mistake mentioned that town trip has been reduced from Rs. 35 to Rs 30, whereas the regional transport authority had fixed the amount from Rs. 35 to Rs. 40. DDADU regrets the error.
KLSU invites
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AFFIDAVIT Date: 19/07/17 (Correction of Name/Surname) I, Shri. Konyitso Tsido, father of Mr.Wechiete Tsido, Mr. Zewete Tsido, Miss. Sesoko-u Tsido present resident of Reku Colony, Pfutsero town, Nagaland solemnly declare and affirm as under :1. That my sons and daughter are a bonafide citizen of India 2. That in my sons and daughter School Personal Commulative Record, their Name/surname are recorded as Mr. Wechiete Vadeo, Mr Zewete Vadeo, Miss. Sesoko-u Vadeo S/o, D/o Konyitso Vadeo where as their actual and correct Name/Surname are Mr. Wechiete Tsido, Mr. Zewete Tsido, Miss. Sesoko-u Tsido S/o, D/o Konyitso Tsido. 3. That, the statement made above are made by me which are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing declare false there in. Deponent Solemnly declared and affirmed before me by the deponent today the 19th July 2017. 1st Class Magistrate, Pfutsero, Nagaland K-2882
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Noted journalist Gauri Lankesh shot dead
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WEDNESday, september 6, 2017
Bengaluru, SEP 5 ( AGEN C I E S ) : G a u r i Lankesh, a senior journalist and activist in Bengaluru, has been shot dead at her residence in Rajarajeshwari Nagar. The Bengaluru Police Commissioner has confirmed the incident; top police officers have rushed to the spot. “We learnt that the victim was shot dead from close range when she was standing at her house in Rajarajeswari Nagar (in the suburbs) around 8.00 p.m.,” a senior police officer said. Reports suggest unidentified men shot at 55year-old Lankesh seven times from close range and three bullets hit her on the neck and chest. She collapsed at the door of her house in West Bengaluru. She ran the weekly
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Regd. No. 2285/17 Date : 23/08/17 I, Mr. Abeka, son of Sunato, resident of Mishikito Village, Doyapur Road, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under"1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of aforementioned address. 2. That I have lost/misplaced my original Mark sheet of B.Com 1st Year (General) bearing Roll No. D1023007, and my Original Registration Card bearing Regd. No. 2010230086 of 2009-2010 of Nagaland University (NU) and is not traceable. 3. That I have shown this affidavit for declaring that I have lost my Original Marksheet of B.Com 1st Year (General) bearing Roll No. D1023007 and Registration Card bearing Regd. No. 2010230086 of 2009-2010 and for the purpose of obtaining a duplicate copy of the same from the concerned authority. VERIFICATION I, Mr. Abeka, do hereby verify that the averments in the foregoing paras 1 - 4 are correct and true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been considered therein and I signed this affidavit on this the 23rd day of August 2017. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before Notary Public DP-8893
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Solo informed about the MHRD notice on exemption of TET training and also informed that teacher’s day flag was supposed to be sold only within the school compound. Minister’s Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School, Kohima offered gifts to all the teachers present at the function.
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Across 1 Old Briton selected for hearing (4) 3 Bravery of bishop going to ancient loch (8) 9 Create work so that others can play (7) 10 What unrepentant one will do with sticky stuff (5) 11 Leaders in football league have gone up? (5) 12 In the past, not quite everyone ready to respond (2,4) 14 Dog wandering in street (6) 16 Clothes in luggage (6) 19 Get gold for carriage (6) 21 Deal with free entertainment (5) 24 Previous head of a religious community (5) 25 Performer taking part when taking part is tedious (7) 26 Shy male with a trained dog (8) 27 Plant used first of all in astringent lotions or embrocations (4) Down 1 Anti-war protester appears if pact is scrapped (8) 2 Item of jewellery that’s arrived with ring? (5) 4 Source of minerals almost absent in this state (6) 5 Greek style of Cupid or Icarus (5) 6 Record store never opening letter from Greece (7) 7 Go down for some drinks in kitchen (4) 8 Bishop put on weight in spring (6) 13 Doctor wears tie, so to speak (2,2,4) 15 It may be a strain for a Russian empress (7) 17 Rubbish tucked into roll (6) 18 Man approaching an area that’s in South America (6) 20 Race for a hat (5) 22 Support for an artist (5) 23 Fools turning up in health resorts (4)
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The minister also announced that in view of the Teacher’s Day celebrations, the government of Nagaland has declared September 6, 2017 as holiday for all the schools. On the occasion, 16 teachers from across the state were honoured with
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The stakeholder government departments both the central and the state agencies involving in civil construction works such as CPWD, border roads, PWD, power, irrigation, RD etc. and those departments having civil engineering wings have been requested to deduct royalty on sand, boulders, stone chips in all the bills and pay to the revenue head of account of the nodal department, directorate of G&M. It stated that revenue may be deposited under the revenue Head of account – 0853- Non ferrous Mines and Metallurgical Industries, payable to the Director, DGM and furnish a copy of such Treasury Challan/ Demand Draft to the Director, Directorate of Geology and Mining, Dimapur. The detail information regarding registration, grant of quarry permit, and Mining Lease could be obtained from the Project Director (MM), Minor Mineral Cell, Directorate of Geology and Mining Dimapur, E-mail: geomining2030@gmail.com, Contact No. +91-8974052488, +91-9774209525.
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called for urgent improvement of air connectivity without further delay. He also requested the Centre to introduce the visa checking system in the North East to ease movement of goods and citizens across the international borders of South-East Asian Countries and also considering the tourism, trade and commerce. The conclave was attended by BJP national president, Amit Shah, BJP national general secretary, Ram Madhav; MoS DoNER, Dr. Jitendra Singh, MoS Home, Kiren Rijiju, chief ministers of NE states-- Sar-
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DIMAPUR, Sep 5 (NPN): Goldstone Cements Limited/GSCL (Black Tiger Cement), the new generation cement plant located in the Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya, has started rehabilitation of degraded lands in its plant premises by planting selective native trees influenced by ‘Akira Miyawaki Model’. Under the guidance of Dr Shantanu Kumar Dutta, Scientist, Central Pollution Control Board, they planted 7500 saplings of 57 native species trees on August 23, 2017 by adopting Akira Miyawaki Method of Environment Forest Plantation. Akira
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According to CMO media cell, Zeliang while addressing the conclave highlighted the plight of nearly 2000 Hindi Teachers in the State whose services were on the verge of termination due to its co-terminus nature as per guidelines of the CSS schemes. Zeliang requested the Central government to give special impetus to the matter. “The service of Hindi Teachers in Nagaland are coterminus with the schemes introduced in the State and this has to be rectified to secure their future while paying special attention in imparting Hindi education in the entire NE region,” he
said. The chief minister also reiterated his appeal to the Prime Minister for immediate relief and restoration of infrastructure damaged during the recent floods in the state. “Immediate attention is required considering the magnitude in terms of loss of human lives and damages caused to private and public properties alike,” he said while informing that the state government would soon be submitting a comprehensive plan in this regard. Zeliang further raised the issue of poor air connectivity in the state. The chief minister
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eration of bank accounts of such companies,” the release said. The Department of Financial Services, through the Indian Banks Association, has advised banks that they should take immediate steps to put restrictions on bank accounts of such struck-off companies. “In addition to such str uck-off companies, banks have also been advised to go in for enhanced diligence while dealing with companies in general,” the release said. A company even having an active status on the corporate affairs ministry website but defaulting in filing of its due financial statements or annual returns, among others, “should be seen with suspicion as, prima facie, the company is not complying with its mandatory statutory obligations”.
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directors or ex- authorised signatories,” an official release said. Section 248 of the Companies Act -- which is implemented by the corporate affairs ministry -- provides powers to strike off names of companies from the register on various grounds including for being inactive for long. About the directors and signatories of the over 2.09 lakh firms, the government said they would not be able to operate bank accounts of such companies till these entities are legally restored. The restoration, as and when it happens, would be reflected in the official records by way of change in the status from ‘struck off ’ to ‘active’. “Since such ‘struck off ’ companies have ceased to exist, action has been initiated to restrict the op-
New Delhi, Sep 5 (Agencies): Apple will launch the iPhone 8 on September 12 and according to latest reports, its price in India could cross a whopping Rs 1,00,000. Apple will host an event next Tuesday and it is highly expected that it will roll out a few iPhones and the premium version may be called iPhone 8 or iPhone X. According to Financial Express, the tech giant is going to bring some amazing new features and it may include face recognition software and wireless charging, according to speculations. But, with the amazing new specifications, the 2017 iPhone may come at some amazing prices. According to Benjamin Geskin, the Apple iPhone 8 will be priced at $1199 for the 512GB variant. Meanwhile, the 256GB model could be priced at $1099 and the 64GB version may come at $999. Geskin is a popular journalist who is known to leak information related to Apple devices.
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New Delhi, Sep 5 (PTI): The government Tuesday said that names of over 2.09 lakh firms have been struck off from register of companies for failing to comply with regulatory requirements and action has been initiated to restrict operations of their bank accounts. Continuing its crackdown on shell companies which are allegedly used as conduits for illicit fund flows and tax evasion, the government said the directors of deregistered firms would not be able to operate the bank accounts till these entities are legally restored. “The names of 2,09,032 companies have been struck off from the register of companies under Section 248 (5) of the Act. The existing directors and authorised signatories of such struck-off companies will now become ex-
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N e w Yo r k , S e p 5 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : A t o p North Korean diplomat today called his country’s recent nuclear test a “gift package” for the United States and promised more to come if the U.S. continues what he called its “reckless provocations.” “The recent self-defense measures by my country DPRK are gift package addressed to none other than the U.S.,” North Korea’s Ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva Han Tae Song said Tuesday. North Korea said it tested a hydrogen bomb on Sunday, the country’s sixth nuclear test. “The U.S. will receive more gift packages from my country as long as it relies on reckless provocations and futile attempts to put pressure on the DPRK,” Han said today, addressing the U.N. Conference on Disarmament today in Geneva. The ambassador said his country’s latest test was “part of longer activities” by the North “to simultaneously push forward economic construction and [build] nuclear force.”
world.” At the moment, the US, China and India are the three countries leading the AI race, reports CNN. But Musk believes others will try to catch up by any means possible. “Governments don’t need to follow normal laws... They will obtain AI developed by companies at gunpoint, if necessary,” he tweeted. Musk speculated that an AI system could choose to start a war “if it decides that a pre-emptive strike is most probable path to victory”. The CEO has repeatedly issued warnings about the perils of AI, calling for new regulation to keep the public safe. In response, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg termed Musk’s prediction “pretty irresponsible”, reports CNN.
OFFICE OF THE VISWEMA STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATION
The Viswema Students' Union would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Sir Kekhrüvi Kikhi (P/T. BA), S/o Krütso Kikhi for being awarded the Kohima District Best Teacher Award on 5th Sept’2017. The Union further wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless him and guide him in all his future endeavours. Sd/Pusakro Vitsu, President (VSU)
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OFFICE OF THE JAMIR KIDONG CHANGKI VILLAGE, MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND FELICITATES
The Jamir Kidong of Changki Village takes immense pride in extending this congratulatory message to Dr. Anungla Jamir, associate pastor at Baptist Church Changki, for completing her Doctor of Ministry on the topic 'A proposal for a new structure of the Ao baptist Church to ensure equal participation of women in ministry' from the Senate of Serampore. The Kidong wishes her more success in the future. Aoningsang Jamir D Wati Jamir (Vice President) (Secretary)
FELICITATION Succoth Ministry would like to take this opportunity to thank God and convey its heartiest congratulations to Miss Orenvungi Patton, D/o Late Mr. Samuel Patton from Old Rhyphim Village on her remarkable success in qualifying NEET 2017 and for being selected to undergo M.B.B.S course. Your belief in God and your strong determination has made this possible. It is our prayer that God will lead you and protect you to even greater success. Director Succoth Ministry
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Congratulations With immense pride and joy, the Mungya Village Council extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Rankathung Ezung, Superintendent of Police Tuensang, S/o Chumdemo Ezung of Mungya Village, Wokha District for being awarded the Governor's Medal for meritorious service on 15th August, 2017. Mungya Village Council further wishes him success in all his future endeavours (ZANAO Y LOTHA) (M EYILO KIKON) VDB Secretary Chairman Mungya Village Council K-2881
Nayapara (Bangladesh), Sep 5 (IANS/ AKI): Around 123,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh to escape violence in Myanmar in the past 10 days amid an accelerating influx, the United Nations said on Tuesday. “UNHCR is gravely concerned about the continuing conflict in Myanmar and by reports that civilians have died trying to seek safety,” the UN refugee agency said in a statement. Thousands of people, including women and children, were streaming across the border into southeast Bangladesh after walking for days through forests, rice paddies and jungles to reach safety and were now crowded into existing camps and sheltering at makeshift sites. Several thousand people were believed to have drowned trying to cross the river that separates Myanmar from Bangladesh. Many are in dire need of food and water. “Those who have made it to Bangladesh are in poor condition... They are hungry, weak and sick,”
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh last month after crossing the border from western Myanmar.
said UNHCR. “An unknown number could still be stranded at the border,” UNHCR warned. Separately, the UN migration agency the International Organisation for Migration said on Tuesday that it and partner agencies operating in the area were appealing for $18 million to help the refugees over the next three months.
More than 30,000 Rohingya are estimated to have sought shelter in the existing refugee camps of Kutupalong and Nayapara, which are “at breaking point”, the agency stated. Other Rohingyas are being hosted by refugee families and in refugee schools, community centres, Islamic schools and other buildings, said UNHCR. “We are running out
of available space,” the agency said. UNHCR said it was working with local authorities and an NGO partner to provide essential items for the refugees including clothes, plastic sheets and sleeping mats. “There is an urgent need for additional emergency shelters and land as more refugees arrive,” UNCHR said.
Syria army breaks years-long IS siege on Deir Ezzor Deir Ezzor (Syria), Sep 5 (AFP): Syria’s army Tuesday broke a years-long Islamic State group siege on the government enclave of Deir Ezzor city as it battles to expel the jihadists from a key stronghold. The jihadist group has already lost more than half of its nearby bastion of Raqa to US-backed forces, and the loss of Deir Ezzor city and the surrounding oilrich province would leave it with only a handful of isolated outposts. Syria’s army and allied fighters, backed by Russian
air support, have been advancing towards Deir Ezzor on several fronts in recent weeks, and today arrived inside the Brigade 137 base on its western edge. “The Syrian Arab Army this afternoon broke the siege on Deir Ezzor city after its advancing forces arrived from the western province to Brigade 137,” state news agency SANA said. State media reported celebrations inside the government- held parts of the city as the troops arrived. Government forces and tens of thousands of civil-
ians in the city have been trapped under IS siege for over two years, facing food and medical shortages. Early this year, the government-held parts of the city were cut in two by an IS offensive. The army’s advance to the Brigade 137 base today breaks the siege on the northern part of the city, to which it is connected by a road. But a southern government-held section, including the key military airport, remains surrounded.
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GMS JAKHAMA ‘A’ FELICITATION
We, the staff of GMS Jakhama ‘A’ would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Smti Swedeshünu Zao ‘Head Teacher’ on being awarded the State Teacher Award on Teachers Day, 5th Sept. 2017. We are proud of her outstanding achievement for receiving the prestigious state award and also pray that, the Almighty God grant her sound health, wisdom and success in future endeavours. Staff GMS JAKHAMA ‘A’ K-2887
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It is with immense pride and joy that the Dimapur Changkilari Telongjem extends heartiest congratulations to:1. Miss Tsungchetrenla Tzudir, D/o Lt Tongpangnochet Tzudir The first Naga Woman to be selected as All India Boxing Association Coach. 2. Dr. Anungla Jamir, D/o Aolepsa Jamir The first woman from Changki to complete Doctor of Ministry on the topic "A proposal for a new structure of the Ao Baptist Church to ensure equal participation of woman in ministry" from the Senate of Serampore. 3. Rev. Imlila Amri, Asst. Pastor Woman, CYBC, D/o Imkonglemba Amri The first woman from Changki to be ordained reverend. 4. Dr. Aienla Amer, D/o Aosunep Amer for completing her PhD from of Department of Business Administration, Tezpur University Assam on the topic "study on quality framework for integrated waste management in tourist of Nagaland" 5. Miss Tongpangmerenla Amer, D/o Lt. Imtisunep Amer 2017 Gold Medalist (B.Tech Civil Engineering) from Assam Down Town University. The Dimapur Changkiri Telongjem, on behalf of all the Changki Mothers wishes all of you more success in future and pray that you will continue to inspire. Mrs. T. Asangla Tzudir President Dimapur Changkilari Telongjem
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held northern part of Deir Ezzor reported the sound of fierce clashes and heavy artiller y as the army approached. He said the national flag had been raised throughout the area in anticipation of celebrations upon the arrival of government soldiers. Some residents, who have faced shortages of food and medicine throughout the siege, had begun greeting each other with “Good morning of victory,” he added.
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The Dimapur Changki Amri Phaja Telongjem with immense pride and joy congratulate the following individuals for their success in their respective fields. 1. Miss. Imlienla, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Imkonglemba Amri (Associate Pastor Women) Changki Yimlang Baptist Arogo for being ordained on the 3rd September 2017. 2. Miss. Tongpangmerenla Amer, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Lt. Imtisunep Amri securing Gold Medal in the B.Tech Civil Engineering examination from Assam Down Town University. May our Almighty God bless them in all their future endeavours. (Imtajemba Amri) President D.A.P.T
Government forces are heading towards the southern sector, however, and are currently around 15 kilometres away, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based monitor. Around 100,000 people are believed to be inside government-held areas of Deir Ezzor, with perhaps 10,000 more in parts of the city held by IS. Earlier today, a local journalist contributing to AFP inside the government-
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N e w Yo r k , S e p 5 (IANS): Founder and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX Elon Musk predicted a Third World War due to an increase in “competition for artificial intelligence (AI) superiority”, the media reported. “North Korea should be low on our list of concerns for civilisational existential risk... Competition for AI superiority at national level most likely cause of a Third World War (in my opinion),” Musk said in a series of tweets on Monday. The billionaire’s prediction was in response to a comment from Russian President Vladimir Putin who said: “Artificial intelligence is the future not only of Russia but of all of mankind.” “Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the
Paris, Sep 5 (IANS): A Paris court has awarded 100,000 euros (92,000 pounds) to Britain’s Prince William and his wife Catherine Middleton in damages after ruling that topless pictures of her published in a French magazine in 2012 were an “invasion of their privacy”. Presiding judge Florence Lasserre-Jeannin said the images of Kate Middleton sunbathing taken with a long lens when she and William holidayed in Provence and printed in “Closer” magazine were an invasion of their privacy, reported BBC. The royal couple was awarded 50,000 euros each in damages. The judge also fined “Closer” editor and owner 45,000 euros - the maximum amount allowed but well short of 1.6 million euros sought by the lawyers of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The judge instructed regional newspaper La Provence, which printed the images of Kate in her swimwear, to pay 3,000 euros in damages.
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XIAMEN, Sep 5 (Agencies): Russian President Vladimir Putin warned of a global “catastrophe” unless a diplomatic solution ove r N o r t h Ko r e a i s reached, saying imposing further sanctions on Pyongyang would be useless. Putin’s comments, following an international summit in China, came after the United States called for the “strongest possible measures” against North Korea for detonating what it called a hydrogen bomb on Sunday. The announcement and North Korea’s claim that it could mount the warhead on a missile, dramatically upped the stakes in Pyongyang’s standoff with the international community over its banned weapons programmes. Putin said Russia “condemns” North Korea’s actions as “provocative”. Putin called for dialogue on the crisis and warned against other actions that could cause the situation to escalate. “All of this can lead to a global planetary catastrophe and a great number of victims,” he said.
US,” he said when asked about Pakistan’s plan following US President Donald Trump’s recent comments. Tr ump, in his first prime-time televised address to announce his Afghanistan and South Asia policy, hit out at Pakistan for providing safe havens to “agents of chaos” that kill Americans in Afghanistan and warned Islamabad that it has “much to lose” by harbouring terrorists. He also slammed Pakistan for its support to terror groups and warned Islamabad of consequences if it continues to do so. “This will result in better engagement as we want to resolve all matters peacefully since any American action in Pakistan will cause instability,” Dastagir added. In response to a question, the defence minister said strict surveillance is being conducted of Pakistan’s ground, aerial and naval borders, adding that the country faces no danger of foreign aggression.
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Pakistan (TTP) and Hizb ut-Tahrir. “We reject the declaration (released by member countries) at the BRICS Summit,” Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khurram Dastgir said during a meeting of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Defence. Dastgir claimed that Pakistan has no “safe haven” for terrorists on its soil. “Pakistan has taken action against all groups on its soil and only the remnants of some are left,” he was quoted as saying by the Geo TV. “Forty per cent of Afghanistan is a safe haven for terrorists,” he said, later while talking to the media. Citing a report by the US Inspector General for Afghan Reconstruction, Dastagir said of the 407 Afghan districts, only 57 per cent are under their control. “The foreign minister will consult regional partners and then proceed to the
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BRICS declaration: No ‘safe haven’ on its soil, says Pak
Islamabad, Sep 5 (PTI): Under mounting international pressure to act against the ter ror groups, Pakistan Tuesday rejected a declaration by the BRICS nations, including China, saying there was no “safe haven” for terrorists on its soil. Leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations at the BRICS Summit in China’s Xiamen yesterday and expressed concern over threat posed by terror groups, including those based in Pakistan. The 43-page declaration, adopted at the end of the BRICS plenary, expressed “concern” over the security situation in the region and the violence caused by the Taliban, ISIS, alQaeda and its affiliates including Eastern Turkistan Islamic Movement, Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, the Haqqani network, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Tehrik-i-Taliban
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to be happy sitting back. Udanta and Narayan Das found ample space on the wings but the hosts managed to keep the crosses out. Indian midfielders were dictating the game as they found acres of space near the box. Jeje cut in from the left but Sunil’s powerful shot was blocked out. Narzary showed some deft footwork as he twisted and turned but his shot was kept out by the keeper. A flurry in the 36th minute saw Nazary and Rowllin combining well but the clearance made its way to Eugeneson whose
long ranger hit the crossbar. Rowllin latched on to the rebound but his shot too was saved by the goalkeeper. India did have their chances and poor finishing robbed them of an early lead. Macau were also lucky when the crosspiece came to their rescue in the first half as the boys went into the break goal-less. Constantine opted to introduce Balwant Singh after the break having withdrawn Eugenson Lyngdoh who saw his effort strike the crossbar in the 36th minute of the first-half. Balwant’s introduction
was just what the doctor ordered as he made an impact straightaway troubling the Macau backline. Pritam Kotal’s cross to him was headed just wide. Also in the second half, a Sunil Chhetri header off a Pritam Kotal cross bounced off the crosspiece and then dropped on the goal line only to be collected by the rival goalkeeper. A goal seemed ominous and it did arrive in the 57th minute when Balwant found the back of the net with a rising header as he met Narayan Das’ perfect ball into the box. Balwant scoring his second goal for the national team after having scored his first against Mauritius in the recently concluded Hero TriNation series. The misery for the hosts was compounded when a terrible error by a defender led to Balwant capitalising on the goof-up and thus doubling the lead for India in the 81st minute. This was Balwant’s third goal in as many games since his reinduction in the national team. The men at the back, too, kept things tidy, although they didn’t have much to do with Macau adopting an ultra-defensive strategy all throughout and were never willing to open up.
Harikrishna moves into tie-breaker in Chess WC
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Tbilisi, Sep 5 (IANS): Indian Grand Master P. Harikrishna recuperated quickly from the opening game loss with a win over GM Yuri Gonzalez Vidal in the second game and take the tie into the tiebreaker of the FIDE World Cup here. The World No. 20 Indian, playing with white pieces in this round on Monday, was wary of his opponent’s attacking prowess and started off with
careful calculated moves. However, the Cuban was looking to carry on his winning streak and tried to put Harikrishna on the back foot from the initial stages of the game. The positions remained equal till the 20th move, but the Indian broke away after a miscalculated move by Vidal and kept mounting the pressure till there was no way out for his opponent. The game was long and grueling and lasted a total of 41 moves for Harikrishna to take a full point from it and lead it to the tie-breaker. Harikrishna will now look to keep the momentum in his favour as he takes on Vidal in the tiebreaker round and continue his quest for a spot at the Candidates’ Tournament.
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The family members of Lt. Zasi-ü Zita Kerhü-o would like to offer our sincere thanks to all who showed great kindness and support at the time since she left us on 28th August 2017. Our deepest gratitude to the churches, associations, Naga Hospital Authority Kohima, families, neighbours, friends and well wishers. We are unable to thank each and everyone individually but it is our prayer to our Lord to bless you all abundantly. Your contribution made our loss bearable. We are indebted to you all. God bless. With Love, Children, grandchildren and family members K-2885
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Simeone extends contract with Atletico
Madrid, Sep 5 (IANS): Atletico Madrid chief coach Diego Simeone has extended his contract for a further two seasons, until 2020, the capital football club announced on Tuesday. Simeone, who himself triumphed as a player for Atletico during the 90s, has been in charge of the Madrid club since December 2011. “Our manager signed the new contract that ties him to Atletico de Madrid for two more seasons, until June 30, 2020,” the Spanish club confirmed in a statement on its official website. Simeone has won five titles with Atletico since his arrival, including the UEFA Europa League and the European Super Cup in 2012.
Captain Kenguruse memorial football tournament fixture drawn
Dimapur,Sep 5 (NPN): A co-ordinating conference for Capt Neikezhakuo Kenguruse Memorial Football Tournament was held at Chieswema on September 5. The meeting was attended by coach/manager of teams participating in the upcoming tournament. All representatives were briefed about the bye laws for conduct of the tournament, prize money, awards and administrative Col Rajat Tyagi speaking at the co-ordinating conference. details including food and lodging for the teams by champion NAGA FC and cal ground on September the Commandant 9 Assam Naomei FC at Kohima lo- 13. Rifles Col Rajat Tyagi and CMO Dr C Satyarajan. During the meeting, We the bereaved family Col Tyagi reiterated that the aim of the tournament members would like to was to remind the youth of express our profound gratitude and sincere the supreme sacrifice made thanks to each and every by Capt N Kenguruse dur- i n d i v i d u a l w h o s t o o d ing Kargil War in 1999. by us and supported us T h e b r i e f i n g wa s physically, financially, followed by draw of lots materially and spiritually wherein 24 teams from at the demise of our beloved across the state were di- Late Paoneo Kuki, who left for his heavenly abode vided in four pools. The on 03-10-2016. tournament will be played We deeply regret for on knock out basis. our inability to thank each The opening match and everyone individually of the tournament will be but it is our prayer that the Almighty bless you played between defending abundantly.
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As we observe the 10 th Death Anniversary of our beloved Nipu, we pray peace for his gone soul. His presence is deeply missed in our every moments.
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Balwant Singh’s brace helps India beat Macau 2-0 in AFC Asian Cup qualifiers.
Macau, Sep 5 (IANS): India took a giant step towards qualification for the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup, to be held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in 2019, registering a 2-0 win over Macau in an away match at the Olympic Stadium here on Tuesday. In a one-sided contest, substitute Balwant Singh scored a brace with a header in the 57th minute and poacher’s goal in the 81st minute after a mix-up by the Macau back-line. India started on a positive note as Macau seemed
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
(Born 01.03.1962 – Died on 30.08.2017)
We the bereaved family members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Lt. Neipelo Koza of Khezhakeno village. We thank you all for supporting us physically, financially, materially and through prayers. We apologize for being unable to mention individuals’ names though we remember and acknowledge your support in our hearts. Our special thanks to : 1. Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima 2. Chakhesang Baptist Church 7th Mile village, Dimapur 3. Well wishers from Khezhakeno Village 3. Well wishers from Tenyiphe I Village, Dimapur 4. Well wishers from Sodzulhou Village, Dimapur 5. Khezhakeno Union Dimapur District 6. All Ranks and file of the 12th NAP (IR) 7. Relatives, in-laws, friends and neighbours It is our humble prayer that the good Lord will bless you all abundantly. DP-8914 K Y M C
In gratitude : Wife, sons, daughters, grandchildren and in-laws
LATE ASST. PASTOR HOVIKROL NEIKHA Died on: 26-08-2017 You left a void in us, that no one can fill. We are deeply pained, but we rejoice in the fact that you are in a better place where there is no pain, tears and sorrows. The earth mourns but heaven rejoices receiving a new angel. Be our guiding star, help us to follow your footsteps… Till we meet again in our eternal home. During his brief illness and death, well wishers, friends, families and churches who extended support through prayers , cash and kind besides sacrificing their precious time. Though we are unable to acknowledge each of you, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your love, concern and fellowship. You blessed our lives in so many ways. We are deeply indebted to you and remembered in our prayers. We convey our special thanks and appreciation to:1. Rev. Neivotso Neikha 19. Pfuchama CRC 2. Dr. Kezha & Staff Bethel Hospital, Kohima 20. Lephori Baptist Church, Meluri 3. Dr. Brian Shunyü & Staff NEIGRIHMS Shillong. 21. Poumai CRC Lower Jail Colony 4. Dr. Keduovinuo & Staff Putuonuo Nursing Home, 22. Phek Prayer Centre Kohima 23. Chathe Prayer Centre 5. Dr. Senti, Dr. Kobunuo Kire & Dr. Mhashevisü 24. Shisha Hoho Prayer Centre Sothu (NHAK) 25. Southern Angami CRC Pastor & Deacons Krotho 6. Mrs. & Dr. Nicky Kire, Hon’ble Minister Road & 26. Christian Prayer Center, Bana Colony, Peren Town Bridges, PWD. 27. Khutak Prayer Centre, Longjang Mokokchung 7. Er. Vikho-o Yhoshü, Parliamentary Secy. 28. Gethsemane Prayer House Mechanical & NSMDC 29. ACRCC Pastors & Deacons Krotho th 8. Mr. & Mrs. Vekhosa Kotso, 4 NAP Commandant, 30. Angami Christian Revival Women Association Thizama 31. Angami Thenuko Kecha Krotho (L.A.C) 9. Mr. & Mrs. Vilelie Khamo 32. Women Prayer Fellowship, Old Ministers’ Hill 10. NCRC P.R. HILL, Kohima. Kohima 11. Viswema CRC 33. Grace Prayer Fellowship Jail Colony. 12. Peducha CRC, Kiruphema 34. Zhavikro, Peducha, Kiruphema. 13. Peducha Baptist Church, Kiruphema 35. Viswemi Kewhira Keba Fellowship Krotho. 14. Peducha Catholic Church, Kiruphema 36. Lower Agri Colony Council, Kohima. 15. Kigwema CRC 37. Lower Agri Youth Organisation. 16. Mima CRC 38. Upper Agri Colony 17. NCRC Gariphema 39. Jail Colony Youth Organisation 18. Chakhesang CRC Kohima We regret on our part if anyone is left out unmentioned but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly. Loving wife, children, grandchildren, relatives and loved ones. K-2874
28-02-1970 to 30-08-17 We, the bereaved family members of Late Kirentemsu, would like to express our sincere & heartfelt gratitude to every individual, churches, unions, neighbours, friends and well-wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially at the sudden and sad demise of our beloved on 30th August 2017. We sincerely convey our special thanks to:1. Doctors and nurses of ICU, NHAK 2. Blood Donors 3. Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem, Kohima 4. Longjang Senso Telongjem, Kohima 5. Unger Senso Telongjem, Kohima 6. Kangtsung Senso Telongjem, Kohima 7. Salulemang Senso Telongjem, Kohima 8. Yaongyimsen Senso Telongjem, Kohima 9. Akhoya Senso Telongjem, Kohima 10. Soil & Water Conservation Deptt, Kohima 11. Industries & Commerce Deptt, Kohima & Zunheboto We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually. But it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty Lord bless you all Abundantly. Loving wife, sons & relatives. K-2878 K Y M C
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Del Potro sets up Federer clash
Juan Martin del Potro
Roger Federer
German veteran to 12-0. Top seed Rafael Nadal of Spain also got an easy win, beating Aleksandr Dolgopolov of Ukraine 6-2, 6-4, 6-1. He will take on Russian teenager Andrey Rublev, who upset ninth seed David Goffin of Belgium 7-5, 7-6(5), 6-3.
gutted out a 7-6 (2), 1-6, 6-4, fourth-round upset of fourth-seeded Elena Svitolina, rallying into the first U.S. Open quarterfinals of her career. Playing late into the night yet again, she pulled out a tiebreaker to take the first set, then she won the last four games to take the third set — and the match. “I don’t really know what I’m feeling right now. It hasn’t been very long. But it means the world to me to make the quarterfinals,’’ Keys said. “It was a really rough start to my year. This is just amazing. … I’m really proud of myself for digging deep and figuring that out.” “I definitely felt like I hit a wall at the beginning of the second set. My energy dropped. Once I got broken in the third, I just kept telling myself just try to figure it out, just get as many balls in as you can. I was lucky that I had an amazing crowd and atmosphere. They definitely helped me pull through in that third set.” She kept her composure and joined No. 9 Venus Williams, No. 20 Coco Vandeweghe, and unseeded Sloane Stephens in the quarterfinals. It’s the first time four American women reached the U.S. Open quarterfinals since 2002, when Williams, her sister Serena, Jennifer Capriati, Lindsay Davenport and Monica Seles did so.
N e w Yo r k , S e p 5 (IANS): Argentine tennis star Juan Martin del Potro saved two match points to outlast Dominic Thiem in a five-set thriller on Monday and set up a clash against Swiss third seed Roger Federer in the US Open quarter-finals. The 28-year-old Argentine 24th seed rallied past Austrian sixth seed Thiem 1-6, 2-6, 6-1, 7-6(1), 6-4 in an emotional fightback, which is only his second career victory after falling two sets down, reports Xinhua news agency. “Oh my God,” Del Potro told the crowd after the match on the court. “I was sick for the last two days. I came here trying to
play the best I can and then when I see this crowd cheering for me, I was trying to play better every game.” “I think I fight like this because of you guys so thank you very much.” Del Potro, the 2009 US Open champion, will next face 19-time Grand Slam champion Federer, the Swiss third seed, who got past German 33rd seed Philipp Kohlschreiber. Del Potro defeated Federer in a five-set final eight years ago here for his only Grand Slam title, when he also dispatched Rafael Nadal in the semifinals. Federer eased into last eight with a 6-4, 6-2, 7-5 win over Philipp Kohlschreiber, taking his record over the
MCC: Morning FC, Amur Falcon draw
Weightlifters Mirabai, Sanjita book CWG berths
Keys lifts US to feat not accomplished in 15 years
Madison Keys kept the American women’s tennis surge going Monday night, and she did it with arguably as mentally-tough a performance as she’s ever had in her life. The 15th-seeded Keys
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Kohima, Sep 5 (NPN): Morning Football Club and Amur Falcon FC played to a 1-1 draw at the ongoing Morning Champions Cup (MCC) on Tuesday. The goal for Morning FC was scored by Neiphrie in 19th the minute while Benlo scored for Amur Falcon FC in the 24th minute. Today’s match All Blacks Vs Neristian
ASUM penalty shoot-out tourney Dimapur, Sep 5 (NPN): The 1st Ao Students Union Medziphema (ASUM) penalty shoot-out tournament will be held on September 23 at NU SASRD ground, Medziphema. Interested teams can collect the entry form from Gimini Store (TARUN), CSC, Opp Friday Market and Cafeteria, NU SASRD. The entry fee is Rs.1000. For more information, contact 8415991497 or 9856255239.
Saikhom Mirabai Chanu
K Sanjita Chanu
NEW DELHI, Sep 5 (PTI): Saikhom Mirabai Chanu and K Sanjita Chanu on Tuesday qualified for next year’s Commonwealth Games after winning a gold each in their respective weight categories at the Commonwealth Senior (men & women) weightlifting championships held at Gold Coast, Australia. Mirabai lifted 85kg in snatch and 104kg in clean & jerk for an overall total of 189kg to finish on top of the podium in women’s 48kg weight division. She broke Common-
wealth record in snatch event with a lift of 85kg, bettering her own record by one kilogramme. Meanwhile, Sanjita also bagged the yellow metal in women’s 53kg with a total effort of 195kg (85kg + 110kg) and qualified for the Commonwealth Games, to be held at the same venue next year. M Santoshi claimed the second position in 53kg after she lifted 86kg in snatch and 108kg in clean and jerk for a total of 194kg. In men’s 56kg, Gu-
ruraja clinched a bronze medal with a total lift of 246kg (107kg + 139kg). In the junior categories, Ananya Patil and Jeremy Lalrinnunga clinched two gold medals each for India in both youth as well as junior women’s and men’s categories. Ananya bagged two yellow metals when she lifted 146kg (66kg + 80kg) in youth and junior women’s 53kg weight division. Jeremy finished on top in youth and junior men’s 56kg category with a total lift of 240kg (109kg + 131kg). Jhilli Dalabehera won a gold medal with an overall lift of 154kg (67kg + 87kg) in 48kg category of junior women, while Sneha Soren bagged the first spot in 48kg youth girls category with a total of 138kg (60kg + 78kg). Zakhuma won the silver in 56kg youth boys as he lifted 95kg in snatch and 120kg in clean and jerk for an overall effort of 215kg.
Alonso named Real Madrid honorary member
Fernando Alonso
Madrid, Sep 5 (IANS): Real Madrid’s president on Monday praised Spanish Formula One driver Fernando Alonso, who has been named as an honorary club member of the La Liga side. The two-time world champion was presented as an honorary club member at Santiago Bernabeu stadium in the presence of club President Florentino Perez, reports Efe. “This event today is meant as a show of appreciation from Real Madrid to one of our fans and members. It is recognition from our club of one of the greatest Spanish sportsmen of all time,” Perez said. “He is a pioneer who achieved something that no Spaniard had achieved before: he was a Formula 1 world champion,” he added, describing the 36year-old as “an extraordinary ambassador” of the club and its fans.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESday, september 6, 2017
Germany crush Norway in WC qualifier S t u ttg a rt, S e p 5 (IANS): Reigning FIFA World Cup champions Germany reaped their eighth win in as many games after crushing Norway 6-0 in Group C of the 2018 football World Cup qualifiers. The Germans on Monday showed no mercy with hapless Norway and establish a four-goal lead within 40 minutes to smooth the way for the win owing to Timo Werner’ s first-half brace. Joachim Loew’s men took the reins from the kickoff to break the deadlock with just ten minutes played when Mesut Ozil had all time and space inside the box to make the most out of Jonas Hector’s assist. Ozil remained in the thick of things as he assisted forward Julian Draxler, who slotted home the 2-0 lead seven minutes after the opener. The hosts gained momentum whereas Norway remained unable to gain a foothold into the game. Hence, Germany tripled the lead after 21-year-old RB Leipzig star Werner utilised Toni Kroos’ square pass to make it 3-0 in the 21st minute. Werner wasn’t done with the scoring as he sealed his brace after heading home Thomas Mueller’s cross into the box five minutes before the half-time. After the restart, Germany started where they left
Germany’s Thomas Mueller (L) and Norway’s Jo Inge Berget vie for the ball during the World Cup qualification match.
off as substitute midfielder Leon Goretzka nodded the 5-0 lead following a pinpoint cross from Draxler five minutes into the second half. Norway were unable to hold the pace and to put up resistance as dominant Germany added their sixth goal in the 79th minute through substitute striker Mario Gomez, who rounded off the 6-0 with a header. With the result, Germany wrapped up their eighth win in as many games in Group C of the World Cup qualification. However, they will have to wait until October to book their place for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
England fight back to beat Slovakia
England fought back from an early deficit to beat Slovakia 2-1 and take firm control of World Cup quali-
fying Group F. Slovakia needed just three minutes to take the lead at Wembley, with Stanislav Lobotka dispossessing Marcus Rashford before playing a clever onetwo with Adam Nemec and then slotting the ball past Joe Hart. But England managed to pull level after 37 minutes when Eric Dier met Rashford’s corner at the near post and fired first time past Martin Dubravka. And the hosts pulled ahead before the hour mark as Rashford picked up the ball from Jordan Henderson before taking a touch and rifling a low strike into the far corner from the edge of the box. England now hold a five-point advantage over Slovakia atop the group and will qualify for Russia if they avoid defeat in their final two qualifiers against Slovenia and Lithuania.
Australia reach 225-2 against Bangladesh
CHITTAGONG, Sep 5 (Agencies): An unbeaten century stand between David Warner and Peter Handscomb led Australia’s strong reply against Bangladesh on day two of the second and final Test in Chittagong on Tuesday. The visitors were 225-2 at stumps in their first innings, trailing by 80 runs after Bangladesh were bowled out for 305. Warner was batting on 88 with Handscomb on 69 at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium. Skipper Steve Smith hit a gritty 58 off 94 balls before being bowled by left-arm spinner Taijul Islam as the visitors slipped to 98-2. The left-handed Warner and Handscomb then put together 127 runs to thwart the Bangladesh bowling attack, which failed to take a wicket in the final session of play. Handscomb, who recorded his fourth Test fifty in just his 10th game, took regular drinks breaks as he battled exhaustion and dehydration in the final
Australia’s Peter Handscomb (left) congratulates David Warner after scoring fifty runs.
half-hour. The swashbuckling Warner played a sedate innings, having hit just four boundaries during his 170ball stay at the crease so far. Warner rode his luck with two reprieves. He was dropped at short-leg on 52
and then Mushfiqur Rahim missed a stumping when he was on 73, with Taijul and Mehedi Hasan being the unlucky bowlers. Warner’s opening partner Matt Renshaw departed early, dismissed by fast
bowler Mustafizur Rahman for four before the lunch break. The left-hander tried to tickle a sliding delivery down the leg side but wicketkeeper Rahim took a stunning catch. Warner was then involved in a 93-run second-wicket partnership with Smith as the pair steadied the innings. Smith, who registered his 21st Test half-century, was done in by an arm ball from Taijul that sneaked through the bat-pad gap to hit the middle stump. Earlier, Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon claimed seven wickets to help bowl out the hosts for 305 in the first session. Lyon returned impressive figures of 7-94 including Rahim’s prized scalp for 68. Bangladesh lead the series 1-0 after registering their first-ever Test win against Australia last week. The home team has tightened security after the visitors’ team bus was hit with a stone following the end of play on day one.
Players of Power Comm (Red) and Nagabazar FC fight for the ball during their KTC Cup match at Kohima local ground on Tuesday. (NP)
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Kohima, Sep 5 (NPN): Nagabazar FC beat Power Comm 3-1 in the 4th quarter final match at the ongoing KTC Cup on Tuesday. Nagabazar FC will now face New Market FC on September 7 in the second semi-final. Kezhose (39) scored
all the three goals for Nagabazar FC to become the first hat-trick scorer of the tournament. His goals came in the 8th, 24th and 66th minutes. After the lemon break, Dzesengulie Dul (4) netted the lone and face saving goal for Power Comm through a spot kick in the 51st minute.
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KTC Cup: Nagabazar beat Power Comm
Anoto Kweho (23) of Nagabazar FC was awarded yellow card for unsporting behaviour. President, Kohima District Congress Committee Kevi Vizo graced the 4th quarter final as the match patron. Today’s match 1st semi final: 2:00 pm Khriekesa Vs Addax FC
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