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1. The three accused in police custody, 2. Maruti alto seized by the police and 3. Angry protestors outisde South Police station Kohima on Wednesday. (Kohima Police/NP)
Correspondent
KOHIMA, SEP 6 (NPN): Situation remained tense in Kohima following the arrest of three persons in connection with the murder of the taxi driver-cum owner, Swuduve Nakro. The three were arrested by police in Satakha (Zunheboto district) and Kohima in separate operations. On Wednesday, taxi drivers of Kohima along with hundreds of protestors laid siege to the South Police
PWD (R&B) Wokha informs DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): In view of the unstable and weak condition of Mikhe Bailey Bridge (steel bridge), located 52km from Wokha town along Wokha-Bokajan road, the Public Works Department (Road & Bridges) Wokha has advised the commuters to take precautionary measures while travelling along that bridge especially heavy vehicles above four tons. In a press release, PWD (R&B) Wokha executive engineer, Amyingo N. Ngullie, cautioned that the department would not be held responsible for any untoward incidents/accident that could occur on violation. Meanwhile, the PWD (R&B) Wokha has requested the public to bear with the inconvenience.
station demanding that all accused be handed over to them. The vastly outnumbered police at the P.S. could not stop the huge crowd from entering the police station premises. However, situation was brought under control only after members of the All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) intervened. According to various accounts, late Swuduve leaves behind his wife and children. The victim was re-
plice, Daniel Yimchunger then joined Toishe and hit Nakro on the head with a club made of bamboo root and killing him. The duo later dumped the body below the marketing shed and proceeded towards Tseminyu. While on the way, Daniel called-up Avito Khotso, who was in Kohima at that time, to come to Tseminyu. After Avito’s arrival, all three accused proceeded towards Satakha where Toishe stayed back with local taxi and the other two-Daniel and Avito returned to Kohima on September 3, police stated. During the search operation in Kohima, police also seized 83 numbers of blank demand notes of vehicle Tax (2017-2018) and three numbers of detached blank information slips for union traders and contractors (yearly tax of 20172018) both issued by NSCN (K) from the house of Daniel Yimchunger. Further, one Maruti Alto 800 (white colour NL01H/9287) belonging to the third accused Avito Khotso used for proceeding to Satakha and back to Kohima was also seized. (Cont’d on p-8)
end of a rash of violence unleashed by lynch mobs, especially in the northern States. The court directed the Centre to respond to a submission by senior advocate Indira Jaising for Gandhi that the Centre cannot wash their hands of its constitutional responsibility under Article 256 to instruct the States to take “necessary” steps in law to save innocent human lives from fury of the mobs. The court said the Centre should reply to this argument made by Gandhi in the spirit of “co-operative federalism”. “Non-violence is the founding faith of this country. The Centre cannot turn its back on the violence. The States have the responsibility to lodge FIRs against these vigilantes,” Jaising submitted. “You have to stop it (violence),” Chief Justice Misra told Additional Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the four northern States. The court asked Mehta to take instructions from the Centre, to specify its role under Article 256 and the steps it would take from its side to prevent any future incidents
of violence. Pointing out that most of the violent incidents had occurred on highways, Jaising said the States should take steps to initiate highway patrolling. The court directed the Chief Secretaries and the Directors General of Police of States to consult each other and respond to the court. The Centre shall also indicate its views on this issue. The court posted the case for hearing on September 22. In the previous hearing, the Centre said ending vigilantism and violence by cow protection groups is a ‘State subject’ and the Centre has no role to play, though it condemns all forms of violence. A bunch of petitions led by Congress activist Tehseen Poonawalla had sought criminal action against cow vigilante groups whose recent rampages and lynchings have seen communal tensions rise in the country. The petitions had also sought a direction to the Central and State governments to pull down all the videos of violence uploaded by cow vigilante groups from social media sites.
CM asks Air India, IndiGo to improve connectivity Gov urges citizens to be nodal agents of change
T.R Zeliang with officials of Air India and IndiGo airlines.
DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang held a series of meetings with Air India chairman & managing director, Rajiv Bansal (IAS of Nagaland cadre), IndiGo airlines vice president, Rajat Kumar and chief commercial officer of IndiGo Airlines, Sanjay Kumar seeking their immediate attention to improve air connectivity to and from DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Nagaland. Rengma Landowners AssoCMO in a press note ciation (RLA) has appealed stated that Zeliang urged to the DC Kohima to release land compensation to the landowners since their demand for re-measurement of land along NH-61 has been addressed. In a let- D I M A P U R , S E P 6 ter to DC Kohima, RLA (NPN): Naga People’s president, Hilo Tep, and Front (NPF), central headgeneral secretary, Kehoyi quarters, has sharply conKez, stated all the rightful demned what it called the landowners were satisfied “impersonation” of its after re-measurement car- president, Dr. Shürhozelie ried out on August 31, 2017 Liezietsu, by Lok Sabha and September 1, 2017. MP and former chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, and attending the 2nd Conclave of the North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) in New Delhi on September 5, 2017. NPF central headquarters through its Media & Press Bureau (M&PB) stated that the “shameless and unmitigated insolence of the former chief minister in projecting himself as a person he is not at the national level, and the gall and temerity he has to impersonate the president “With rival claims, of the NPF, is obnoxious, wonder which way revolting and incredible.” NPF media & press that weather cock is bureau alleged that Neiphiu pointing to? Rio, after demitting the
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portedly a hardworking and honest person and of good reputation. Earlier during the day, ANTA had proposed to hold a state-wide taxi strike but was later called off. Meanwhile Sr. SP Kohima Joseph Hesso informed that the three accused were identified as-NSCN (K) ‘capt.’ Toishe Aye (28), son of Zhesuho Aye of Zhekiye village, Satakha; NSCN (K) ‘2nd lieut.’ Daniel Yimchunger (31), son of Lato Yimchunger,
of Mukanchim village and NSCN (K) sympathizer-Avito Zhotso (41), son of Nezel Zhotso of Jakhama village. In a communiqué, the Sr.SP disclosed that the two accused-- Toishe and Daniel- voluntarily admitted before the police of having committed the murder with the motive of stealing local taxi to make money. Hesso said Toishe was arrested by Satakha police on September 4 along with the taxi while Daniel and Avito were arrested by Kohima police between September 3 to 5 in Kohima town. Based on the confessional statement of the accused, Sr. SP disclosed that Toishe Aye and Daniel Yimchunger hired the taxi from PHQ point Kohima at around 8 p.m. September 2, 2017 on the pretext of proceeding to Wokha. After reaching Zhievüzie, Chiechama village, the two accused asked Nakro to stop the taxi. Toishe then took out a pistol and threatened Nakro, police said. However, Nakro fearlessly resisted and during the scuffle, the Toishe dropped the pistol. The other accom-
NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Wednesday asked all States and Union Territories to appoint nodal police officers district-wise to crack down on and prosecute cow vigilante groups that engage in violence and mayhem, reports The Hindu. Four BJP-ruled States — Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, and Gujarat — accepted the apex court’s suggestion to appoint dedicated nodal police officers in the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) to prevent cow vigilantes or gau rakshaks, as they call themselves, from “taking the law or becoming the law unto themselves.” A three-judge Bench of Chief Justive Dipak Misra, Amitava Roy, and A.M. Khanwilkar was hearing an intervention by Mahatma Gandhi’s great-grandson, Tushar Gandhi, about the lack of responsibility and accountability shown by the Centre and State administrations even as cow vigilantes wreaked havoc and resorted to murder in broad daylight in the name of the cow. Dalits and Muslims have been at the receiving
both Air India and IndiGo airlines to consider having additional flights and to ensure that the flights were operated without any disruption. CMD Air India, Rajiv Bansal assured that Dimapur–Kolkata flights would be operated without any disruption while adding that he would look into the feasibility of operating another flight to Delhi via Guwahati. Zeliang further pointed out to the IndiGo officials that the discon-
tinuation of Dimapur-Delhi flight via Kolkata has caused immense hardship to passengers from Dimapur. Passengers are made to change flights at Kolkata which causes inconvenience and wastage of time, he told the IndiGo officials. The IndiGo officials while appreciating the chief minister for the continued support to IndiGo air operations, assured that the direct return flight would be resumed by end of September. Both Air India CMD and IndiGo officials assured that they would do everything possible to improve the services for Nagaland. Later, the chief minister also visited the newly constructed Nagaland House building at RK Puram, New Delhi and interacted with the construction firm, Confoss Constructions. The construction is expected to be completed soon.
DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya, on Wednesday called upon the citizens to become nodal agents of change and also to be the change. Speaking on the occasion of the 24th Foundation Day celebration of the Nagaland University (NU) at Lumami Headquarters, Acharya, who is also the chief rector of NU, called upon the gathering to introspect and retrospect how far the university has reached. According to an official bulletin, Acharya said the university was conceived and established with vision by leaders for brighter and greater future. In this regard, the governor asked whether the vision was on the right track and said if not, then, it was time to change the mindset and go for more research in order to develop and prosper in peace.
Maintaining that the fruit of prosperity should reach everyone equally, the governor reminded the students that knowledge once acquired should be passed on. He also asked the students to connect with the people as knowledge achiev-
ers should also be givers. Acharya also stressed on the government’s Look East Policy and said it was for more development of the north eastern states of the country, adding Nagaland was also one of the beneficiaries. Earlier, NU vice chan-
cellor, Prof. Pardeshi Lal, delivered welcome address. Short speeches were also given by Nagaland University Teacher’s Association (NUTA), Nagaland University Non-Teaching Association and Post Graduate Students Union [PGSU (L)]. (Cont’d on p-8)
NPF central flays ‘impersonation’ of its president
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office of the chief minister in 2014, appeared to have been “suffering from an endless bout of delirium replete with hallucination with a large dose of fantasy added regularly.” Further, alleging that Rio also seemed to have “amnesia”, the NPF central media & press bureau said if he could remember his experience of 2015, Noke Wangnao would have been the president of the NPF if majority of legislators of the party were competent enough to appoint the president of the political party they belong to; and Kaito Aye would have been the chief minister with Kuzholuzo Nienu as the chief whip of the NPF if majority of the legislators had the authority to elect the whip of the political party they belong to. The M&PB further went on to remind Rio that the NPF Central party was
a responsible political party duly registered with the Election Commission of India (ECI) and functions according to laid down Constitutional norms, and not at one’s whims and fancies. It stated that the office bearers of the party, including the president, were appointed according to the provisions of the constitution of the party. As far as the party and Election Commission of India were concerned, M&PB said the NPF president was Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and “not a charlatan unable to decide whether he is of the Democratic Progress Party or would like to cling on to the political party from which he has been suspended.” NPF central also stated that the “unconstitutional government” headed by TR Zeliang was on borrowed time and surviving
through the “mercy and largesse” of the BJP government at the Centre. However, NPF said that the Courts of Law would not be so generous because of the “flagrant violations of rules and procedures” the Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Speaker and Nagaland Governor resorted to in their hurry to install the TR Zeliang government. NPF central alleged that the “unholy duo” of TR Zeliang and Rio, having failed to convince the legislators supporting them to merge with the BJP, may not find it “very comfortable to convince the BJP High Command that everything is honky dory.” It stated that the “bigger charade” they had to pull off – convincing the Courts that “they can fool everyone all the time” – lay ahead of them in the weeks to come. K Y M C
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Nagaland peace centre organizes thanksgiving service
Ghunakha addressing the gathering during NPC thanksgiving service at Kohima on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, SEP 6 (NPN): The Nagaland Peace Centre (NPC) organized thanksgiving service in commemoration of the historic 52ndanniversary of peace day that brought in Nagaland during military operation in 1964. The programme was held at Hotel Japfü Kohima on Wednesday. Chairman, Nagaland Peace Centre, N. Theyo who also led the programme in his speech said this day was remembered and honoured with thanksgiving to God for His goodness and mercy shown upon the Nagas and the Indians. He expressed his appreciation to the past Indian leaders and present Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government to
effect a change from military measures against the Nagas and opt for political engagement to find out political and peaceful solution to the Naga political problem. He also expressed gratitude to Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) and many others who initiated the peace effort in Nagaland and recalled the Baptist convention held at Wokha from January 31 to February 2, 1964 that welcomed the peace talk between the government of India and the NNC president, late Dr. A.Z. Phizo. He said in recent years considerable progress in the peace efforts to remove the hard and ugly history of Nagaland and peaceful and possible era was delivered towards realizing the ideals of peace
with the ceasefire between the GOI and the NSCN (IM) on August 1,1997 and with NSCN (K) on April 2, 2001. Theyo appealed to everyone to work for strengthening political force for peace and pray for the final political settlement of the Naga political issue. He expressed sadness at the unfortunate disunity among Naga national workers which delayed the desire political solution. He said Nagaland Peace Centre was closely associated with the Gandhi Peace Foundation New Delhi and the centre aim to uphold the policy of peace and discourage violence and bloodshed. He said NPC appreciated and supported to FNR and church members who took number
of initiatives to bring about reconciliation and peace to prevail in “our” land. Member of governing body Nagaland Peace Centre Kohima, S. Ghunakha Swu recalled that the continuous fighting from 19541964 made the innocent public miserable for with their movements restricted, affecting not only their living conditions but economic life as well. He reminded the gathering that the NBCC under the stewardship of late Rev. Longri Ao and late Rev. Kenneth Kucho took initiative to restore peace in Nagaland. He said on this occasion NPC appealed to all Naga citizens to work for strengthening political forces to support the peace process and pray for final honouring and acceptable settlement. Theja Therieh led in responsive reading, thanksgiving prayer was said by asst. pastor Chakhesang Baptist church Kitsubouzou Kohima, Chikhungo Puro, special song was presented by Nagaland College of Music and Fine Art Kohima, while benediction prayer was pronounced by Rev. Dr. V.K. Nuh. Programme was attended by NPC members, church leaders, well wishers and others.
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Orgns express displeasure over 5 AR raid
NU Meriema celebrates 24th foundation day DIMAPUR: NU Kohima Campus Meriema celebrated its 24th Foundation Day on September 6 in the university premises. The programme was presided by Rendishilu, transport officer (NU) and foundation flag was unfurled by pro-vice chancellor prof. R.C Gupta. Honorary degrees were awarded to staff who had made achievements in their field of work. Prof Gupta stated that success was the result of a firm foundation and compared a teacher to candle which burns to give light to students. Teaching staff, nonteaching staff and students attended the programme.
DIMAPUR: Zunheboto Town GB Association (ZTGBA), Zunheboto Sumi Totimi Hoho (ZSTH) and Zunheboto Town Youth Organization (ZTYO) has strongly expressed displeasure at the raid carried out in the residence of NSCN/GPRN (U ), Kitovi Zhimomi at Amiphoto colony, Zunheboto on September 3. A press note by ZTGBA, ZSTH and ZTYO stated that the three bodies held a joint meeting on September 5, wherein they appealed to the 5th Assam Rifles, Zunheboto to exer-
cise peaceful means, as the town was observing 75th platinum jubilee of the town, with celebrations and conferences set to be held in the later part of the year. The joint release while acknowledging that the draconian act AFSPA was declared in the state for a period of six months with effect from June 30, 2017, empowering the security forces to conduct operations without any prior notice, this raid on a well known functionary belonging to an NPG which, was a signatory
of cease fire agreement with Indian Government since 1997 has caused fear psychosis to denizens of the town. The organisations also condemned the declaration of Nagaland state as “disturbed area” by the Indian government, which has led to the extension of Armed Forces Special Forces Power Act (AFSPA) in the state. It stated that the declaration of disturbed area was causing disturbances in a town that has relatively been peaceful throughout the present decade.
ANGCTA boycotts T-Day
DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government College Teachers’ Association (ANGCTA) had boycotted teacher’s day celebration by abstaining from participation in any teacher’s day programmes in the state. A press note by president ANGCTA, Dr. Imtiwati Jamir and general secretary, Dr. Phyobenthung stated that, teachers from all the government colleges put on black badges throughout the day. It further stated that in Nagaland, ANGCTA as an affiliate of the AIFUCTO decided to boycott the celebration in solidarity with the call of AIFUCTO and FEDCUTA Students of Balijan Hindi English School Under Bokajan sub - division however, normal classes were district of Karbi Anglong presenting a devotional song “ RaatShyam sapne not disrupted. mein Aaye” here at School Hall on Teachers’s day.
Teachers’ day celebration reports from across Nagaland
Mhonlumo Kikon at Bhandari
KDLSA, Kohima.
Phek inter-school teachers’ day. DIMAPUR: The first combined teachers’ day celebration programme for schools under SDEO, Bhandari town was held at Bhandari town hall on September 5, with minister of Geology & Mining and Border Affairs, Mhonlumo Kikon as the chief guest. According to DIPR report, Kikon appreciated the contribution of the nonLotha teachers who had contributed immensely to the district. He maintained that their selfless sacrifice for shaping and moulding the students to become responsible in the society was now bearing fruits. Calling on the teachers to rededicate and renew their passion and zeal towards their profession, the chief guest also urged the head teachers to submit the list of proxy teachers to SDEO, Bhandari. ADC, Bhandari, T. Nchumbemo Odyuo in his short speech appreciated SDEO for organizing the programme and also the schools under SDEO Bhandari for their co-operation. Others who spoke included LLRSU president, Lichamo Kikon, GHSS teacher Rembemo and Limatula, student of DBHSS. The programme was chaired K
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by PT, GMS, N. Easther Odyuo. Vice principal, DBSS Bhandari, Rev. Fr, Obed, said the invocation prayer and SDEO, Bhandari, C. N Dominic said the welcome address. PT, GMS, Akuk N, presented a special number and co-ordinator, EBRC, Bhandari, pronounced the vote of thanks. KDLSA: Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) inaugurated mini library at Kohima orphanage home on September 5. Inaugurating the library, Nino Iralu, member secretary NSLSA and special judge, TDP Vigilance, stressed on the importance of library and that the library was inaugurated to impart more education and also to make use of the library and make learning more expandable. She explained about the POCSO Act 2012 and cautioned the children to be more aware of sexual offences. Victo Sema, chief judicial magistrate and secretary KDLSA in keynote address said that the legal services authority imparted awareness on law like child rights, women rights, consumer rights, giving legal
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RJHSS, Dimapur. assistance in one own locality by drafting petition, and seeking beneficiaries on different schemes under NSLSA schemes. Secretary also urged the children to love and respect their teacher and elders as teachers were the backbone of the society. Neibanuo Angami, proprietor of the orphanage home Kohima, thanked the KDLSA for their initiatives. Documentary film on POCSO Act 2012 was screened. Mini library donated by the KDLSA contained books from all sources like educational, storybooks, spiritual and also legal services leaflets which is translated into local dialects. Special song was presented by children of the orphanage and opening remark was delivered by Apila Sangtam, panel lawyer KDLSA. KDLSA: Kiphire District Teachers day celebration was organized by DEO in collaboration with Kiphire District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) at Hopongkyu Memorial Hall Kiphire. Mezivolu T Therieh, chief judicial magistrate and secretary KDLSA as
BCTE, Dimapur.
GPPK, Kohima. chief guest highlighted role of teachers in protecting the rights of children. Secretary asked the teachers not only to teach well and manage the class effectively but also to be a person who inspired through words and deeds. She also gave away District Award to 10 teachers- K. SeponglaSangtam, PT of GHSS YanphiKiphire, RavindraPratab Singh, GT of GHS Seyochung village, T. HopiseSangtam, PET of GHS Sitimi town, MegosieliePunyu, PGT of GHSS Kiphire, Rev. Sr. Teslin (Joemol),AHM of LFS Pungro, Ram PratapMaurya, GT of GHS Salomi, Sanjay Prasad, PGT of GHS Pung ro, Tsulemthong,PT of GHSS Anatongre, TsalimongSangtam, PT of GPS Longmatra and Ramji Singh, GT of GMS Zhimkiur. Hikabo K Sumi, GHSS Kiphire delivered importance of the day. Merit Student Award 2017 was given to one student by Kiphire District Private School Association (KDPSA). Group song was presented by El. Beth School Kiphire, and entertainment by Saramati Modern School Kiphire.
Trinity School Kiphire sang welcome song, choreography by Good Shepherd School Kiphire and special number by GHS Yangphi Kiphire, A documentary film was screened on Right to Education Act. WOKHA: Common Teacher’s Day celebrated Wokha in collaboration with Wokha District Legal Services Authority (WDLSA) at GHSS auditorium. Col. Litton Dhar, commandant 28 AR was the chief guest at the celebration. Short speech was delivered by WDLSA, while greetings was delivered by T. Chonpenthung Odyuo. Significance of teacher’s day was pronounced by Thungjano T Tsanglao, and special prayer for the teachers by Zubenthung. Special song was presented by students of LMS and students of GHSS Wokha. Meanwhile, Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) celebrated at Government High School Totok Chingnyu village, Peren District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) celebrated at GMD Old Jalukie Village and Tuensang District Legal Services Authority celebrated at Baptist School Tuensang
TGSU, Tesophenyu. village, where secretary TDLSA, N. Kano spoke on free and competent legal services and activities of DLSA while, master trainer NSLSA, Cheliam spoke on child rights. BCTE: Bosco College of Teacher Education (BCTE), Dimapur celebrated the day in the college auditorium on Sept 5. Principal of the college, Rev. Fr. Dr. T C Joseph underscored the crucial and significant role of the teachers in the society and reminded all the staff and the teacher trainees to love their profession with passion, dedication, and integrity as the teaching profession is one of the most noble and responsible professions. The day was also the memorial feast of St. Mother Teresa of Kolkata, the august assembly was reminded of the inspiring and exemplary life of the “Saint of the gutters”. Earlier, celebrations began with the lighting of the lamp. There was music, dance, speeches and multi-media programmes. Phek inter-schools: Phek town inter-school in collaboration with the district education office and sub-divisional education office, Phek held a com-
bined teachers’ day, with deputy commissioner of Phek, Kovi Meyase as guest speaker. He encouraged the teachers to impart the students with values such as perseverance and hard work, honesty, dedication, determination and respect. The programme was chaired by Neichulou Tsuzu, SDEO, Phek while Nuthitalu Luruo, headmistress, CHS invoked God’s blessing. 12 (twelve) district teacher awardees were facilitated. The certificates were given away by Nuchisalu Khesoh, DDEO Phek. There were also special items from all the schools. RJHSS: Ram Janaki Higher Secondary School (RJHSS) Dimapur celebrated the day with higher secondary section performing cultural programme, dance and song, while principal, H.P. Gupta highlighted the ceremonial occasion and thanked the children for honouring the teachers in special manner.The programme was chaired by chairman of the school managing committee, Bhabuti Rai. GPPK: Gorkha community, Kohima celebrated teachers’ day on September 5 at Gorkha public panchayat hall, Chandmari, Kohima,
organised by Gorkha Public Panchayat Kohima (GPPK) in collaboration with the sister Gorkha organizations. GPPK president, Santu Thapa lauded the efforts of teachers in imparting qualitative education and bringing laurels to Gorkhas in general. Retired teacher and state teacher’s awardee (1999), Gayatri Devi urged in-service teachers not to be complacent but to be humble and help younger generation become good assets for the society. In-service teacher and head master of Ministers’ Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School, Samir Thapa also added that the present generation teachers needed to be prepared for challenges faced in the world of information technology. Senior leader, BB Rai and Nagaland Gorkha Association (NGA) general secretary, PK Thapa also exhorted the gathering. Programme was chaired by Gorkha Students Union Kohima (GSUK) president Megraj Lama. TGSU: A combined teachers’ day celebration was held at Tesophenyu community hall on September 5 under the theme, “teachers’ affect eternity” organised by Tesophenyu Group Students’ Union (TGSU). Resource person, VAS, SDVO in-charge Tseminyu, Dr. Gwazenlo Tep reminded that teachers play a critical role in moulding the personality of students. GHST,GMSTU and DBST along with individual teachers were felicitated for sub-divisional and district educational awards (2013 & 2014) for increased enrolment and infrastructure, enhanced performance in HSLC with nil-free result ever since 2002, consecutive cent percent result in HSLC (2016 & 2017) and admirable contribution in the field of education at the grass roots level. Earlier, the programme was hosted by students from DBST, Sole Magh and Nenchu Jemu, an invocation was pronounced by TUBC Pastor Obed Magh while Pastor Shayhun Tsela pronounced mass benediction. Altogether six government schools and a private school DBST participated with various performances for teachers. K
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WEATHER WEATHER FORECAST FORECAST September 7 7 September
(Temperature in ºC) (Temperature in ºC) Agartala Clouds and sun with a t-storm Agartala Clouds and sun with a t-storm Aizawl Periods of sun with a t-storm Aizawl Periods of sun with a t-storm Guwahati Clouds Clouds and and sun sun with with aa t-storm t-storm Guwahati
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Imphal Partly Partly sunny, sunny, aa stray stray t-storm t-storm Imphal thunderstorm in in spots spots Itanagar AA thunderstorm Itanagar Periods of of sun sun with with aa t-storm t-storm Shillong Periods Shillong
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KC students to participate in exchange prog DIMAPUR: Eight female students from Kohima College have been selected for a solidarity students exchange programme with Sathaye College, Mumbai under the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, P.B. Acharya. According to DIPR report, stringent procedure was followed to select the students who demonstrated exceptional academic aptitude and knowledge of Naga culture, fit to represent the Nagas as ambassadors in cultural exchange with mainland India. The programme is jointly organised by Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC) and Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation (Kohima). Keditsu Foundation is sponsoring the flight tickets and will be providing daily stipend for each student while, INFC will arrange the weeklong tour of Mumbai. INFC along with Sathaye College will be receiving and hosting the visiting team from September 9 to 17 in Mumbai.
(L-R): ADC Dimapur, Sarah Jamir during the launch. Kohima DC (3rd from R) demonstrating online electricity bill payment at Kohima on Wednesday. (NP) SDO (Electrical), Er. V. Nisa presenting awareness-cum-demonstration of online electricity bill payment at the conference hall, Directorate of IPR Kohima on September 6. (DIPR)
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, Sep 6 (NPN): To assist consumers in paying their electricity bill online, phase- 1, four-day awareness-cum- demonstration campaign of online electricity bill payment organized by department of power, Dimapur commenced Wednesday, in Dimapur which was officially launched by additional deputy commissioner (ADC) Dimapur, Sarah Jamir. The phase-1, campaign will be held at Dimapur, Chumukedima and Kohima and will culminate on September 9. Launching the awareness-cum-demonstration programme, ADC Dimapur, Sarah Jamir pointed out waiting in a queue as one of the reason of not getting enough revenue collection in the power system. She was optimistic
that with the system of online payment, without waiting in the queue and without spending money for going to the power department bill section, one can pay the bill with just a click. She reiterated that it would save time, money and help increase the revenue. Sarah further hoped that the power department would create more awareness programme. Superintendent engineer, Dimapur electrical circle Imti maintained that power department had introduced online payment last year September yet awareness was not made. It was for this that the programme has been organized so as to create awareness which was of utmost importance for the consumers. Pamphlets on awareness-cum-demonstration campaign of online electricity bill payment which
included how to view and pay bill, how to register customer ID and how to know new consumer ID. Queries and doubts related to the online payment were also clarified during the launching programme. Awareness and demonstration of online payment counter will be set up at DC office, SDO-3 behind DC office, SDO-1, near PWD office, sub-urban police station DDSC stadium, Burma camp power house and 4th mile police station. Consumers have been requested to avail the opportunity and learn about it. To avail the benefits, one have been asked to bring along a copy of their latest electricity bill (incase of unavailability than they have been asked to bring their consumer number) and debit care/credit card and net banking details. Department officials would be available for as-
Celebrating “Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan” which started from September 1 to 15, Kendriya Vidyalaya Dimapur organized a processing rally under the banner “clean Dimapur, clean Nagaland” Wednesday starting from its school premises to railway station Dimapur. Altogether, 400 students of class 9 to 12, led by school principal Umesh Chandra and 20 teachers took part at the rally. The rally was flagged off by Project Sewak and nominee chairman of Kendriya Vidyalaya, Dr. Angam Chalak. Schools will also be organizing various “Swachchh Bharat Abhiyan” activities which will conclude on September 15. (NP)
Correspondent KOHIMA, SEP 6 (NPN): In collaboration with Angami Students’ Union (ASU) Kohima Municipal Council has launched dog pound management in a short programme held at the office of the KMC Wednesday. Speaking at the function deputy commissioner Rajesh Soundararajan lauded the initiative of the KMC and ASU and urged the ward panchayats to sensitize the citizens and cautioned of personal clashes while carrying out the activities. He also insisted on chaining the dogs with name and contact number for identification wherin, owners may be contacted when required. Soundararajan opined that street dog menace needed scientific regulations backed by law as in Nagaland certain laws were at initial stage which citizens may not be aware of. He appealed the ward panchayats to extend full support to KMC and ASU and to continue to support the KMC for successful Y M C
sistance at all electricity bill payment counters. Second phase campaign will start on September 11 onwards at Mon, Tuensang, Wokha, Zunheboto and Phek. KOHIMA : The threeday awareness-cum-demonstration campaign of online electricity bill payment organized by department of power Nagaland kicked off with demonstration by Kohima deputy commissioner Rajesh Soundararajan as the first person to pay electricity bill through net banking at Kohima DC’s office on Wednesday.
Soundararajan in his address appreciated the power department for organizing such awareness campaign which was consumer friendly, more transparency and easy to monitor. He said this facility could save time for the consumer to pay bill and contributed to digital India and e-governance. Chief engineer (D&R)
Er. Khose Sale said though Kohima has around 32,000 electricity consumers, only 4,000 consumers with very few consumers using online bill payment although department had launched this facility last December. He said online payment was created for the convenience of public and to increase efficiency. Er. Sale disclosed that within a month swipe system to pay electric would be introduced. He also reminded that electricity was the nerve centre of government activities whereby awareness must be spread starting from state capital to other parts of the district. He informed that online facility was launched at Dimapur last October, Chumukedima last November, Kohima last December, Tuensang in June and Mon in July and soon to be launched at Wokha, Phek and Zunheboto.
Additional chief engineer (D&R) Er. Keviletuo Yiese in his address informed that the consumer could pay bill online by log onto : www.dopn.gov.in and also without registration through debit card , credit card and net banking. He said awareness campaign would target office goers from September 6-9 in all the government offices as per the availability of man-power from the department. He said the department was planning to organize such awareness campaign in public places in future. Sharing the convenience of this online payment, Er. Yiese said one can sit at home and pay bill without waiting in queue wasting time. However, he said without proper internet connectivity this facility would not be possible. Programme was attended by E.E. Kohima, SDO (sadar), power
department officials, DC office staff, public and others. (Correspondent) IPR: Directorate of Information and Public Relations, Kohima held the launch programme with SDO (technical consultant), VikhozolieNisa briefing the department officials of the online payment procedures, and informed that consumers can log on to www.dopn.gov.in to pay or view their bills. Consumers can also register their mobile number by typing the consumer ID and sending it to 7005405146, and get SMS message for bill and payment confirmation. He further informed that the online payment facility in Kohima, which was started during December, 2016 was available only for consumers under sub division –I. For any billing queries, one may write to cpower1helpdesk@gmail.com, Nisa stated. (DIPR)
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DC Kohima Rajesh Soundararajan on Wednesday. (NP)
implementations of certain projects which were in pipeline. Administrator KMC Kethosituo Sekhose in his address said the initiative was taken up to keep surrounding and city free of stray or pet dogs which were often foundloitering and dirtying the town. Informing the rules in the dog pound management, Sekhose said all dogs should be kept within the compound and should not be allowed to wander around towns and cities without owner. He also informed that dogs found wandering would be caught and kept at the Chau parking and
all expenditure like food, medical care/treatment during confinement if any would be realized from the pet owner. He added that statutory holding period would be for maximum seven days and to claim the dog, the owner should produce his/her identity proof (if any) to maintain a register for entry of all particulars of the dog. On expir y of the pounding period and if no owner claimed, he said the authority would dispose the dog as deem fit by way of auctioning or finding new owner. He said penalty fees apart from regular bill will
be Rs. 1000 for first offence, Rs. 1500 and Rs. 2000 for second and third offence adding that after the third offence Rs. 1000 will be added for every subsequent time or frequent defaulters would be penalized to the extent of banning to rear dogs. The administrator said the initiative would be carried out under Municipal Act and urged the panchayats to empower the youth for awareness adding that impoundment of unattended dogs would be enforced from September 11 by using nets and cages. ASU president Visako Rino acknowledged the KMC for taking up the imitative stating that it was one step towards the building of smart city. He sought cooperation for effective implementation of the project and assured to sensitize the people by reaching out to every household in Kohima town. Kekhrie Nakhro, Teisolvilie Khezhie were selected as the veterinary assistant for the project. Ward Panchayat representatives and others attended the function.
DIMAPUR: Director Information & Public Relations, Limawati Ao visited district public relations officer (DPRO) office Dimapur to enquire about the grievances if any faced by the district office on September 6. According to DPRO Dimapur, Limawati encouraged and advised the DPRO staff to be sincere and committed in their assigned duties for the good of the department, public, self satisfaction and gratification. Pointing out that many government employees vie to be posted in Dimapur, director felt that those posted at Dimapur were the fortunate ones and asked them to give back something to the department for being posted in a place where everyone desires to be stationed. Noting Dimapur district as a vital place
NAAC peer team visits Kohima College DIMAPUR: 2nd cycle of NAAC assessment and accreditation of Kohima College came to a close with the exit meeting on September 5, with peer team members former VC APS university Rewa, Madhya Pradesh professor S. N. Yadav as chairperson, former registrar and professor department of management studies Sri Venkateswara University, professor T. Siddaiah as co-ordinator and principal, Cooch Behar college, Dr. P. K. Debnath. Interactive sessions with various departments, students, community members, alumni and parents of the college took place on September 4. Advisor to Higher Education and Nagaland Bee Keeping and Honey Mission, Deo Nukhu, deputy commissioner Kohima , director of higher education, Kuholi Chisi, director CDC Nagaland University Lumami, Dr Upathaya and other officials from various departments attended the programme. NAAC peer also visited the administrative and finance section of the institute.
Director IPR Limawati Ao addressing DPRO Dimapur staff on September 6. (DPRO)
with many happenings and VVIP visits, he urged upon the staff of DPRO office Dimapur to make themselves indispensable in serving the government while in good health. “If one is not sincere in discharging their tasks it is a crime against the government, the people and it is also a sin in the eye of God” he maintained.
Limawati gave patient hearing to the grievances shared by various sections of DPRO office Dimapur staff and assured to help in whatever possible way in his capacity. DPRO Dimapur Lolano Patton, expressed gratitude and appreciation to the director for his concern towards the district offices by personally visiting the offices
and enquiring about the welfare of the staff. She also thanked the director for motivating and encouraging the staff to make them work better for the welfare of the society at large. She also thanked the director for providing the required necessary infrastructures to Dimapur district office despite financial constraints.
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(Inset) Prof. D T Khathing Vice Chancellor, Northeast Christian University, Medziphema. Students along with teachers and staff.
DIMAPUR: School of Agricultural Sciences & Rural Development (SASRD), Medziphema campus celebrated 24th Nagaland University foundation day on September 6. During a “special foundation day lecture”, vice chancellor of North East Christian University, Medziphema professor D.T Khathing exhorted teachers, and students of SASRD to be proactive and to keep in mind the necessity of keeping up to date with technological advances so as to be
able to compete at the global level. He also stressed on the fact that although digitalisation is important, the human touch and interaction is key in development of character and moral uprightness. He urged students not to become job seekers but to become job givers because with the knowledge and skills learned, they could become entrepreneurs and establish start-ups, thus providing avenues of job opportunities to others. Earlier, the programme
was chaired by professor Akali Sema, invocation was pronounced by Dr. R. Zuyie and vote of thanks was delivered by Menolhousie Salhu. Pro vice chancellor SASRD: NU, professor T. Lanusosang gave a welcome speech, dean SASRD:NU, professor A.K Makar gave a short exhortation while SASRD EU choir and NU male presented special numbers. Best MTS employees for the year 2016-2017 was also awarded to Ato Sema, (agril. engineering workshop) and Vikholieii (horticulture dept). K
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IMPHAL, Sep 6: A Muslim body in Manipur Wednesday called for India government’s intervention in stopping reported mass killings and human right abuse against Rohingya Muslims in neighbouring country, Myanmar. Addressing a news conference at its office in Imphal’s Hatta Golapati president Jalal Sheikh of All Manipur Muslim Organisations’ Co-ordinating Committee (AMMOCOC) insisted that India government should ask its counterpart Myanmar government to stop violation of human rights in the country. I n d i a g ove r n m e n t should condemn the inhuman act and atrocities being meted out to the Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar, he demanded. “If India government as a country concerned over the human rights, then, it should intervene to stop such genocide against the Muslim minority community in Myanmar,” he added. The leader of the apex body of Muslim bodies in Manipur condemned Myanmar government of remaining silence on reported mass killings of Rohingya Muslims in the country. Addressing a news conference at its office at Hatta president Jalal Sheikh of All Manipur Muslim Organisations’ Co-ordinating Committee (AMMOCOC) said “Myanmar government’s silence on mass killings of Rohingya Muslims is disturbing.” He said that a human
catastrophe was happening in Myanmar (Burma). There was the need for immediate attention of the world community as well as government of Myanmar and security agencies of the Myanmar. “We the Muslims (Pangal) community in Manipur would like to raise a serious concern over what happening in the country. We strongly condemn the killing of innocent people of Rohingya,” he said. He demanded that the Myanmar government must take urgent measures for ending the massacre of Rohingya Muslims in the country and to provide justice and protection to the minorities in the country. Myanmar government must take immediate actions in order to build up confidence of Rohingya Muslims, he further demanded. Jalal Sheikh further insisted Myanmar government to initiate rehabilitation and relief work for the victims of the genocide. Asserting that under the international human rights law and standards, no one may be left or rendered homeless, he demanded amendment of 1982 citizenship law of the country to ensure that Rohingyas are no longer stateless. He alleged that Myanmar government continued to deny of citizenship for Rohingyas and a host of discriminatory practices against them. “A delegation as a fact finding team must also be allowed to visit Myanmar to find out the actual situation in the country,” he demanded.
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The NPF 4-Ghaspani-l A/C & 9 Primary Units, (Under it) Advisors and also Farmers wing held a Consultative meeting in the A/C Office Unity Village, Near Green Park, with Sr. Vice President Central office Kohima & in-charge Dimapur Div. Mr. Pusazo Luro-u as the Main Speaker. He exhorted the party men and women, explained and also advised to remain firm in their stand and not to become Party Tourist. Mr. Thungchanthung Lotha Central office bearer also shared his views and on the present political crisis. Speakers from Dimapur Div, Youth and Women also exhorted with their past experiences and assured to stand and remain loyal to the Naga People's Front (NPF) Party under the Presidentship of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu. The Office Bearers here put our signatures in support of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu President Naga People's Front, who was duly elected in the General Convention on 26th November 2014 and we are a part on that Historic day to raise our hands and we still stand to it .
Bokajan, Sep 6 (AGENCIES): A tanker carrying the essential SK oil turned turtle over NH 39 affecting the vehicle traffic for hours on Wednesday. The incident happened at Balipathar area under limits of Bokajan police station in East Karbi Anglong. The tanker was reportedly carrying 9000 litres of the essential subsidised oil to Mokokchung from Dimapur Indian Oil depot. Soon after the incident, both driver and helper of the vehicle escaped the spot. Meanwhile, hundreds of locals rushed to the spot and began drawing the spilled fuel despite restrictions by the Police officials. Vehicular movement came to a grinding halt as many vehicles were stranded for a couple of hours due to the accident. Yesterday another oil laden tanker developed leakage after one of its rear tyres punctured creating a similar public chaos in the area.
Three Mnp militant intruders from Myanmar held at Moreh
IMPHAL, Sep 6: Three militants serving in the rank of corporal in the PREPAK (Pro) outfit outfit coming out of its camp in the neighbouring country Myanmar were Wednesday apprehended by police in Moreh, the border of the state at Indo-Myanmar border. Police said that a combined team of police commandos attached with Moreh police station and troops of 11 Assam Rifles apprehended the three cadres of the Manipur based PREPAK (Pro) outfit from near Sunrise Ground of Moreh this morning, around 7.15 am. Police identified the apprehended cadres as Waikhom Bidyananda alias Tampakpuba (25) of Thoubal Mayai Leikai (army no. 44974), Kongrailatpam Bisharup alias First (24) of Uripok Haobam Dewan Leikai (army no. 41931) and Pebam Kokngang alias Kathokpa (23) of Nambol Tera Makhong (army no.42950). They were coming out from B-2 camp of the outfit located at Taka area of Myanmar to commit prejudicial activities in Moreh town, the police alleged. A case has been regis-
tered at Moreh PS against them, they added. The nabbing of the three militants was during an intensified counter insurgency operation in the border town by the police and security forces in the last few days. Counter insurgency operation in the border town has been intensified in a move to flash out militants operating in the border area and check intrusion from the militants’ camp in the neighbouring country. A highly reliable source said that Centre has instructed the state government to take up measures to check cross border activities of militants in the border town in a move to speed up the ambitious Act East Policy. India government is planning to make Moreh Town a strategic location for successful implementation of the Act East Policy. And for this, there is the need for creating a conducive atmosphere in the border so that no disturbance is given in taking various infrastructure developmental works in the border area. Besides, Union ministry of home affairs has the reports of rebels intruding into Indian Territory from Myanmar side through Moreh.
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Journalist Lankesh laid to rest; SIT formed as condemnations pile up
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah pays last tributes to journalist Gauri Lankesh. er of Police, West, M.N. Anucheth had told IANS that three special teams had been set up to crack the case. “They are on the lookout for the suspected assailants. We are tracking the movement of people and vehicles at check posts and inter-state borders.” “We have alerted our counterparts in the neighbouring states of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu as well,” he said. Tributes poured in for the popular editor of Kannada tabloid “Gauri Lankesh Patrike” from across the country. People had
gathered at the Town Hall in Bengaluru for a silent protest, holding placards. “You can kill a person but not their ideas,” read one placard. A silent demonstration was also staged by journalist groups at the Victoria Hospital grounds, where the autopsy was being conducted. Journalists gathered at the Press Club in Bengaluru were seen holding placards that said “I am Gauri”, implying that the attack could have been possible on anyone of them. Across the state, protests were witnessed in Mangaluru, Kalaburagi, Dharwad and Koppal, among other regions, where citizens took to the streets. Jour nalists in Mysuru, wearing black ribbons around their shoulders, also held a protest in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s Office. Kannada film actors, writers, activists, state leaders, general public, friends and family of Lankesh’s were seen at Ravindra Kalakshetra in the city, paying their homage to the popular Kannada journalist. The killing also gave way to political parties in the country blaming one another for it.
NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (AGENCIES): The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a corruption, criminal conspiracy and cheating case against a principal director of CAG - Sharada Subramaniam (former Director of Finance for Coffee Board), her husband Sandeep Dash, who is former finance member of Bangalore Development Authority), two former accounts officers of Coffee Board - Nagarajan and G Ananda (former accounts incharge officers of Coffee Board) and a private person - M Gururaj (Managing Partner of - M/s Green Homes India) for allegedly diverting Rs 16.2 crore surplus funds of Coffee Board in private mutual funds. Officials said that while being posted at Coffee Board Head Office in Bangalore, the accused persons diverted the funds illegally which caused a loss of Rs 53 Lakh to the Coffee Board. CBI says Sandeep Dash, an Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS) officer, is husband of Sharada Subramaniam, who is from Indian Audit and Accounts Services (IA&AS) and both took part in the conspiracy, which benefitted them.
SC allows 13-year-old rape survivor to abort N e w D e l h i , S EP 6 (AGENCIES): “How can a 13-year-old become a mother?” The question from Chief Justice Dipak Misra laid bare the vulnerability of a 13-year-old rape survivor, who was allowed by the Supreme Court to abort her 31-week-old foetus. A medical board opinion said medical termination of her pregnancy was possible at this stage, but would have serious consequences on the Class VII student from Mumbai. Medical experts, whose opinion was sought by the Supreme Court, said if the pregnancy was allowed to continue, the baby would be pre-term and require intensive neo-natal care. Either way, the doctors told the Supreme Court, both the ‘mother’ and the baby would be at grave risk. A Bench of three judges led by Chief Justice Misra, accompanied by Justices Amitava Roy and A.M. Khanwilkar, decided to favour the girl’s plea for an abortion. “ Considering the age of the petitioner (rape survivor), the trauma she has suffered because of sexual abuse, the agony she is going through and the opinion of the medical board favouring termination of pregnancy,
the termination of pregnancy should be allowed,” the Supreme Court ordered. The court said the medical procedure should be preferably conducted on September 8 at JJ Hospital in Mumbai. In the hearing, the rape survivor’s counsel, advocate Sneha Mukherjee, submitted that the pregnancy itself was detected when it was 27-weeks-old. “The child now knows she is pregnant. The knowledge has affected her critically,” Mukherjee submitted. Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar pointed out that usually delivery happens in the 36th or 37th week. “Already 31 weeks has passed,” Kumar submitted. Mukherjee said an FIR has been registered for rape and under provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act of 2012. The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act does not allow abortion if the pregnancy has crossed 20 weeks. The court had recently denied permission to a 10year-old rape survivor from Chandigarh to abort her foetus. Shortly after the court’s denial, the girl gave birth. The apex court awarded Rs 10 lakh compensation for the girl.
Odisha issues advisory to check spread of Blue Whale Bhubaneswar, Sep 6 (IANS): The Odisha Police on Wednesday issued guidelines for police, parents and teachers to deal with the macabre online game Blue Whale Challenge, which has claimed several lives across the country. The advisory tells parents to observe any changes in the eating or sleeping habits of children, a sudden drop in social interaction, too much time spent on the phone or talk about running away from home, and to immediately report if they see any such signs. Parents have been advised to consult a psychiatrist rather than a physician if they observe any cut marks on the arms or thighs of their children. Similarly, teachers have been instructed to keep an eye on falling grades and declining social behaviour in the pupils. Odisha Director General of Police R.P. Sharma, who took a review meeting on the game at police headquarters in Cuttack, issued the guidelines, which also talk about how to divert the attention of teenagers from the online game. He asked his staff to disseminate guidelines to parents, teachers and peer groups on detecting youngsters in the grip of the deadly game.
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and we do not want to go against her ideologies,” he had said. Lankesh was shot dead on Tuesday night by three unidentified men who fired seven bullets at her as she returned home from her office in the city. Two bullets hit her in the chest and one in the forehead. “She was shot dead from a close range at her house in Rajarajeshwari Nagar (in the suburbs) around 8 p.m. as she was entering the house,” Bengaluru Police Commissioner T. Suneel Kumar had told reporters here on Tuesday. Four of the bullets hit the wall of the house. “Similar weapons were used in M.M. Kalburgi, Govind Pansare and Narendra Dabholkar’s killings, but we can’t link anything yet,” Siddaramaiah said. Earlier during the day, Deputy Commission-
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ell known commentator and journalist of Karnataka, Gauri Lankesh(55) fell victim to the bullets of murderers as she got down to open the gate of her home after coming back from work on August 5,2017. The cold blooded killing of a brave but defenceless woman found resonance throughout India when protests were held in several parts of the country to condemn the brutal killing. According to media reports, Gauri Lankesh, 55, had worked in New Delhi for leading English language newspapers and was more recently editing her own Kannada-language weekly, which was critical of the ruling Bharatiya Janata party and rightwing Hindu nationalist ideology. Lankesh was critical of the RSS and had to suffer when she was convicted last year in a defamation case filed by MP Pralhad Joshi who had objected to a report against BJP leaders. In November 2016, she was sentenced to six months in jail after a defamation case was filed against her for a report against Bharatiya Janata Party leaders. To put it mildly, Lankesh fell prey to the ire of those elements whose activities and ideology she boldly criticised. After the cold blooded killing, Siddharth Bhatia, co-founder and editor of the digital media business The Wire, tweeted: “The message and not to independent journalists but to all dissenters is clear. We are watching you and one day we will get you.” The case is reminiscent of murder cases of rationalists Narendra Dabholkar and Govind Pansare. Dabholkar was shot on August 20, 2013, in Pune, while Pansare was shot on February 16 in Kolhapur and died on February 20, 2015. Fingers have been raised on radical Hindu outfits. The fate of Lankesh again reiterates the present situation in India where intolerance to criticisms or difference of opinion or ideologies can mean anything adverse. Those who decided to kill Lankesh didn’t care about her right to freedom of speech and expression but that she became their enemy fit to be put down. The killing of Lankesh was not only an attack on freedom of speech but also an attack on the right of all Indians to express themselves and live without fear. The incident also highlights the rise of Talibanism in India and despite all the belated expressions of rage by those in the government, those self-appointed judge and executioners haven’t let off their grip on clubs and ropes. Killings in India under the pretext of cow protection or discouraging inter-marriage between communities has taken a viral form because ministers and MPs of the ruling party in Delhi make inflammatory speeches that hurt the sentiments of other minorities. It is not enough for the prime minister to speak belatedly but to take action against his own party men who defend such acts Despite the constitutional right to free speech, Reporters without Borders in April ranked India 136 out of 180 countries in its press freedom index report, down three places from 2016. The report cited pressure on the media from “Hindu nationalists trying to purge all manifestations of ‘anti-national thought’ from the national debate”. It said journalists were engaging in “self-censorship” and were increasingly the targets of “online smear campaigns by the most radical nationalists who vilify them and even threaten physical reprisals”.
DailyDevotion The Far-Reaching Rivers of Life He who believes in Me…out of his heart will flow rivers of living water. —John 7:38 A river reaches places which its source never knows. And Jesus said that, if we have received His fullness, “rivers of living water” will flow out of us, reaching in blessing even “to the end of the earth” (Acts 1:8) regardless of how small the visible effects of our lives may appear to be. We have nothing to do with the outflow— “This is the work of God, that you believe…” (John 6:29). God rarely allows a person to see how great a blessing he is to others. A river is victoriously persistent, overcoming all barriers. For a while it goes steadily on its course, but then comes to an obstacle. And for a while it is blocked, yet it soon makes a pathway around the obstacle. Or a river will drop out of sight for miles, only later to emerge again even broader and greater than ever. Do you see God using the lives of others, but an obstacle has come into your life and you do not seem to be of any use to God? Then keep paying attention to the Source, and God will either take you around the obstacle or remove it. The river of the Spirit of God overcomes all obstacles. Never focus your eyes on the obstacle or the difficulty. The obstacle will be a matter of total indifference to the river that will flow steadily through you if you will simply remember to stay focused on the Source. Never allow anything to come between you and Jesus Christ— not emotion nor experience— nothing must keep you from the one great sovereign Source. Think of the healing and far-reaching rivers developing and nourishing themselves in our souls! God has been opening up wonderful truths to our minds, and every point He has opened up is another indication of the wider power of the river that He will flow through us. If you believe in Jesus, you will find that God has developed and nourished in you mighty, rushing rivers of blessing for others.
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Technology is just a tool. In terms of getting the kids working together and motivating them, the teacher is the most important. ~ Bill Gates
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aba Gurmeet Ram Rahim was a Bhindranwale in making. He, too, saw to it that nobody dared him. But he turned out to be a paper tiger. When CBI court judge Jagdeep Singh pronounced his verdict, the Baba wept open in the court and implored him not to give severe punishment. His followers, too, were reportedly surprised over the manner in which the Baba capsized. But there is no doubting about the Baba’s vast following. It did not bother that he was being punished for raping two sadhvis, who were his followers at the Dera. It shows how ignorant and gullible can the followers be as they always looked towards him for leadership and guidance blindly? Bhindranwale, too, had become so powerful because of the vast following that the government turned a blind eye towards whatever he did. Now that the verdict is out with the quantum of punishment pronounced on rape cases, there is a likelihood of more skeletons tumbling out of the Dera
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Thursday, September 7, 2017
Ugly side of god men
cupboards. The CBI court is already hearing murder charges against the Baba and it will be sooner than later that the court will give its verdict on them, too. There are other cases of castration of male followers in the Dera which are being pursued. All these clearly indicate the mindset of the Baba and the connivance of the authorities. There are some similarities between Bhindrawale and Baba Gurmeet Ram Rahim. If the former was the creation of the Congress Party, the latter has had the support of a plethora of parties in the state of Haryana, including the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP). The Baba may not be a militant like Bhindranwale but his motivation was very clear as he used political benevolence to further his own interests. Otherwise, he could not have amassed huge wealth and built 132 many deras around the world, including in the UK and the US. The Akalis were gaining upper hand and slowly eroding the base of the Congress in Punjab after the Akali-Janata Party
government came to power 2014 Lok Sabha elections in 1977. That was when and the Haryana assembly the Congress under Sanjay elections in the same year. Gandhi and Zail Singh He also supported the safselected and supported fron party in Punjab against Bhindranwale to take on Captain Amarinder Singh’s the Akalis. He became so Congress but that was not powerful that by the time good enough to make it Indira win. There Gandhi are r umours Kuldip Nayar realised that the entire that a Frankenstein had Manohar Lal Khatter’s been created and it was cabinet, minus the chief time for him to go, nothing minister, visited Baba’s less than the Indian Army Dera Sachcha Souda in would do to flush him out Sirsa after the swearing-in of Akal Takht inside the ceremony to pay obeisance Golden Temple complex to him. But it is not as if in Amritsar. Before us- the other parties are not ing the tanks the Army complicit. In 2009, the sought the permission of Dera chief extended his Mrs Gandhi and woke support to the Congress her up at midnight. Mrs which was his return gift Gandhi ended up com- for the Z plus security cover mitting a costly mistake by the UPA provided to him sending in the Army into in 2007. It was palpable the sanctum sanctorum in how the Baba had become June 1984. Bhindranwale powerful that the state was killed but the anger went weak in the knees over Operation Bluestar when challenged by his cost Mrs Gandhi her life private army. That the state four months later. Similarly, of Haryana deliberately Baba Gurmeet Ram Rahim bungled in imposing Secwas encouraged by the tion 144 before the verdict, leaders of the BJP because sending a cold invitation to it suited the party’s vote murderers, asking them to bank politics. The Baba en- take over. Apparently, there dorsed the BJP in both the were intelligence reports
before the verdict and both the states of Punjab and Haryana, including the Chandigarh Administration, were warned of the trouble brewing as the Dera followers were gathering in Panchkula and preparing themselves for the show of strength if the verdict went against the Baba. Punjab, however, did safeguard its interests taking all necessary measures while Haryana, despite assuring that they were well prepared to meet any situation, failed to stop the followers from public destroying property and killing people. Only after the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s order did the Haryana government wake up and make preparations to stall any further damage. When history repeats itself, it is basically mocking at our system of not learning any lessons. Who will account for the loss of 30 lives and damage to public property? But the BJP leadership has not done anything to touch chief minister Khattar because of the backing he has from the RSS. But then the problem
in India is how to curb the god men and the stop the government from supporting them? Maybe, they provide the vote bank but they do an irreparable damage to the polity. Democracy demands a direct contact between the voter and the party. The Babas come in the way and try to become a parallel authority. When the ballot box is stalled by another force, democracy gets weakened. Therefore the god men have no place in a system which runs with the consent of the people. They are only like mahants in temples. They more they are allowed to have say, the less would be free expressions. Religion is a private affair. There are no problems with the Asarams, Nithyanandas and Ram Rahims as long as they pursue and preach spiritual thoughts. The problem arises when they indulge in fraudulent and illegal activity, going to the extent of committing rapes and murders. What gives the whole thing an ugly shape is the support of the political parties for their own gains.
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We shall overcome
o keep the Indo-Naga peace talks going has been an extremely difficult management: to steer and respond with comprehensiveness under rapid changes of gravity which are not always in favor of non negotiable Naga issues. The forward move has progressed and will be so till the finish. GoI has honestly declared that it understands the “situations of the Naga people”. The ‘unique standing’ of the political case between the Naga people and the Government of India must be truthfully addressed; it was and is never an arm-chair assessment or dictates that can sustain the two separate entities to a negotiating table to build up sincere conversations towards finding an end to this most protracted issue of disagreement. Having crossed major obstacles, critically running barriers, successive Indian leadership on its own commitment, has never left any stone unturned to explore means to actively address ‘the reality’: the Nagas’ natural rights to self determine their political Institution based on their origin, identity, history, their tradition, religion and their intrinsic attachment to Mother Nature they so dearly hold as their eternal, unalienable Mother Land. Judged by the level of dedication in pursuit of honorable settlement, there is no reason for the Naga people to be doubtful. Any possible hurdle that has the potential to bring about unrest will be well balanced, and all trending events to ensure shared accountability, including regional security concerns diligently balanced, the Framework Agreement in place now will conclusively guarantee enduring solution. This Landmark achievement gives the Nagas the reason to be confident and not unconvinced, to be swayed by highly surcharged emotions and misgivings from different quarters today. Any attempt to upset the balancing between the two entities will never achieve result. The two parties while addressing political competencies and the dynamism, sincerely appreciate what difficulties the talks had to associate with while keeping pace with changing circumstances in matters of responsibilities the Nagas and Government of India are inseparably involved with and shared, the peace process has been coherent despite hiccups and extremely testing days time and again. The anticipation, apprehension or calculation for civil war is seriously viewed by the Naga populace and the GoI as well. The Nagas, while poised on ground of being free People, have been consistent in their combined search for justice and peace and, at the same time, severely disturbed by forces within from day one the Peace Process first kick-started, need be watchful over any attempt to spoil what has dearly been achieved and any threat therefore, must be registered and seriously viewed. Both the Leaders engaged in the outstandingly stretched dialogue always do careful scrutiny over obstacles of sectarian interests and look forward to delivering what is most essential to make the conclusion honorable and complete. Human shortfalls, incompleteness and nature
of being vulnerable will be part of natural process everywhere there is conflict interest; but constantly fanning highly communal flame need to be significantly viewed; because any effort to jeopardize peace initiatives always besets the inevitable consequences, linking terrible inflictions on innocent population. That is the collective concern of every sensible Naga citizen as well; it is of utmost obligation to respond with every natural human reflex being more rational, moral and intelligent to such danger. It is of significance and conscious to Naga psychology since fear had dominated them for so long. What the Nagas need the most today and for the rest of their life is a people-based Political Government. The two parties are ambitious and driven to bring home an honorable solution since the course is on its final phase. The journey of the Naga people towards their rightful place has never been free from sabotage, betrayal and violence. Under extreme situations, the Nagas have been constantly pushed into enclosed and away from the notice of the outside world where they had to take all the severest of punishments alone without deserving though. The Nagas had gone down to the crucible and had come out by the strength of the Provident Hand over them. No amount of military actions, no assailment of treason had the Nagas ever been deterred. We have stood our position because we look beyond the joy and luxury of compromise and sell out. We have dared and faced furies of both unforgiving environ and treacherous men in our front and behind. We have cried tears and willingly borne the pain of separation from loved ones. We have covered a great distance to reach where we are today. We are no longer hidden. The whole world looks at us now, to see that the current peace initiatives supported by all over are through to the most anticipated conclusion, that is, the final announcement that the Nagas are no longer fettered with a monumental Road Map in place between the Government of India and the Naga people. We have crossed high seas and mountains to announce the multitude wherever we go that the Nagas had committed no crime to deserve eternal discrimination and suppression. Today Nagas are connected. They are no longer isolated or forsaken. We do intensely believe in ‘the Naga people’. Clinging to the principle, we fought the enemies and their coalition forces for decades. We stayed the course when many wavered and ran away from the battle field to join forces with the enemies. We have never failed to the call of duty at any period of time. The NSCN have carried the Nagas through thick and thin. We have never failed to establish our bottom-line upon the strength of being Nagas. We have zealously guarded what is dearest and always the first for the Nagas. It is this criticality that has prolonged the course of negotiations. As the break of a new day is unstoppable, the dawn of the process to resolve has arrived too. Issued by MIP, GPRN
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The Wolves are coming!
et me share this little narrative of what happened inside the Yellowstone Park. In the year of 1995 fourteen wolves were reintroduced inside the Yellowstone National Park but no one expected that the wolves would bring a miracle. It all began by the wolves hunting the deers which led to the population of deers rapidly decrease. The wolves presence also made the deer avoid the areas where they were an easy prey. But then the deers absence made the plants grow again in those areas. Beautiful aspen and willow trees began to flourish. That’s when things really began to happen. Along with the trees and bushes came more berries and bugs too. Thanks to the various species of birds which came back to the park. But with the increase in the population of trees, it also started attracting different species of beaver which was earlier extinct in the park. Their dams then attracted otters, musk rats and various reptiles. The wolves also killed coyotes as a result the mice and the rabbit population grew. This attracted red foxes, weasels and badgers and hawks to the parks. Even the population of the bald eagle arose. But here the most interesting part is the wolves changed the direction of the rivers too. With the better balance between the predator and the prey came the possibility of other species to survive also. The increased vegetation growth made the erosion decrease and the river banks were stabilized.
Channels narrowed and more pools were formed. And then the rivers remain more fixed on their course. So the wolves not only give the Yellowstone Park’s huge eco system a new balance but they also changed the park’s physical geography. This all happened at nature’s lap. Do we learn something from here? Let’s have a look at what we can learn from the little lesson above. Wolves are often considered as wild beasts and deadly predators. They are known as ferocious and untamed animals lurking around the wilds always looking for some prey to pounce upon. Deers are considered as meek, innocent and harmless creatures. But we have to remember that deers inspite of all these docile qualities, we know they have a playful nature, are pleasure loving and can be also kept in captivity very easily. Their habit of being lost in themselves while grazing is their most common trait, which makes them an easy prey for the predators prowling nearby. Colorado Aspen trees do not grow alone. They are found in clusters or groves. The reason is that the aspen sends up new shoots from the roots. In a small grove, all of the trees may actually be connected by their roots. Giant California redwood trees may tower 300 feet into the sky. It would seem that they would require extremely deep roots to anchor them against strong winds. But we are told that their roots are
actually quiet shallow so as to capture as much surface water as possible. And they spread in all directions, intertwining with other redwoods. Locked together in this way, all trees support each other in the wind and storms. They need one another to survive. In this again we learn another strong lesson from this on how we all need one another inspite of our shortcomings and fallacies. The aspen and the willows represent our moral fabric and the ethical structures which surround a conscientious society. Bushes and berries represents the easy comforts and luxuries that are found around in plenty which are often swarmed by bugs that can be referred as little disruptions which happens in our careless indulgences when we leave our moral and comforts unguarded and thrown carelessly thus attracting the other wicked habits to hover in our midst. The predatorious wild wolves killing the coyotes shows us that our more bigger vices and forces overtakes our little vices and which as a result the bigger evil becomes more visible and apparent in all spheres of where it overtakes the little ones. The small vices no longer have any effect on us and are wiped out in our mundane dreary habits of our regular twisted and warped shady misdealing. Red foxes, weasels and badgers represent our cunningness, malevolence and misdemeanors etc. (To be concluded) Jonah Achumi
Reader’s Post Sir,
Kudos to ACAUT rally
Through the column, I want to express my very humble thanks and gratitude to the ACAUT movement headed by its hon’ble leaders for organising the “mother of all rallies” at supermarket, DImpaur which I could afford to attend for the first time through the active help and support of the Medziphema town Mechü Krotho and GBs Association at Medziphema town. Secondly, I want to express my sincere gratitude to the Nagaland Post daily, with its editorin-chief Geoffery Yaden and all its untiring staffs for the beautiful and wonderful coverage of the events. The hon’ble ACAUT movement leaders in their fight against corruption for the Naga people in Nagaland and providing an hon’ble platform to our wise and farsighted leaders, the likes of Thepfulhouvi Solo, Khekiye K Sema, Z. Lohe, H. Hotongse Sangtam, Lendinokdang (NTC), O. Shilu Jamir (CNTC), Kevichatha Sechu (AYO), Kenneth Rengma (RSZ), Nokshom Konyak (IBAPO), Nchumbemo Ezung (LYH), Imkummeren (MTLT), Khevishe Zhimo (ZTYO), Ate Venuh (PTYO), Wanglong Konyak (MCCI, Mon), Zabu Sekhose (KCCI, Kohima), Neibulie Kiewhuo (AKMWP), Mhasivikho Zao (DUCCF), Thungbemo Murry (BAN), Nitoka V. Swu (PSAN), Peter Rutsa, Dr. Khekugha Muru, Mongkum Jamir, Theja Therie, Mar Longkumer, Kitoho S Rotokha and Joel Naga, the chairman deserve our full moral support and assistance wherever necessary and I salute them for that. My greatest congratulation goes to the introductory song by the Challengers, poem recitation by young girl of C-Edge college and the Naga Blog and experience read out by small girl Elsheli Chishi of Hope Academy School, Dimapur. S. Athang Chongloi, Medziphema town The writer is an ex-national secretary of the Indian youth congress
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
thursday, september 7, 2017
Organisations condemn murder of taxi driver nation note by president and general secretary urged every sensible citizen to condemn the inhuman and merciless act of the murderer. Union further appealed the law enforcing authority to award stringent punishment to the culprits as per the law of the land. C V YO : C h e i c h a m a Village Youth Organisation (CVYO) in a condemnation note by president Kekhrie Zhau Metha and general secretary, Kelhoukhrielie Kesiyie has conveyed its gratitude and appreciation to law enforcing agency fro swift and prompt action in nabbing the culprits, clearing a lot of doubts. CVYO urged the authority to award befitting and exemplary punishment to the accused which would serve as example in future. It also shared its grief with the bereaved family and pray the Almighty God grant eternal rest to the departed soul. ANTA Zbto unit: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) Zunheboto unit has condemned the cold blood murder of late Swudeuve Nakru taxi driver. In a press release, ANTA president Katoshe Yeptho has appreciated the timely intervention of Satakha police personnels in nabbing the culprit. Association urged the concerned authority to set an example by awarding befitting punishment to all persons involved so that such incident will not take place in the future. ANTA further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. LCMV: The Letro (Nakro) Clan of Mesulumi village (LCMV) in a condemnation note by chairman Weprelhi Letro vehemently condemn the barbaric & heinous crime perpetrated on Swuduve Nakro of Pholami village. The clan has expressed deepest condolences & sympathy to the bereaved family & pray that God give solace in their times of grief. CDWO: Chiephobozou Division Welfare Organization (CDWO) in a condemnation note by president Nouvilie
Rülho stated that killing the bread earner of the family and orphaning the young siblings of late Nakro was hard to bear. Organization appealed the competent authority to award befitting punishment to the heinous perpetrators and also urged the state government to extend ex-gratia to the deceased family. RWUK: Rüngüzümi Welfare Union Kohima (RWUK) in a condemnation by chairman RWUK Vethi Vero appealed the government agencies to take the matter seriously and accord befitting punishment to the perpetrators so that such crimes do not occur again. ACVA Wokha: The All Commercial Vehicle Association (ACVA) Wokha in a condemnation by president, Y. Bankathung Lotha and organising secretary, Aponthung Kikon supported the demand of ANTA and appealed to the law enforcing agencies to book the culprit and award a befitting punishment to the murderers as per the law of the land. SAYO: The Southern Angami Youth Organisation (SAYO) in a condemnation by president Neisizo Kuotsu and press secretary, Metsi Zhasa urged upon the authority to give befitting punishment to the accused according to the law of the land, at the earliest to avoid any complication. STYO: Satakha Town Youth Organisation (STYO) president Hoshepu Jimo, Satakha Range Students Union (SRSU) president Bokulu Jimo, Satakha Area GBs Association (SAGBA) president Kasheto Jimo and Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) president Aholi Hokiye in a joint condemnation has appealed the authority to award befitting punishment to the culprits as there was no place for “blood thirsty criminals”. The organisations also conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family and pray that God grant them peace and strength. PWUK: The Pholami Welfare Union Kohima (PWUK) in a condemnation note by chairman, Besüveyi Nakro, urged upon the gov-
FELICITATION
PSUK UPCOMING FRESHERS MEET
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The 25th Phom Students’ Union Kohima Fresher’s Meet will be held on 9th September 2017 at State Academy hall at 10:30 AM. Dr Neikiesalie Kire, Hon’ble Minister Roads and Bridges Govt. of Nagaland will grace the occasion as chief guest and Shri T.L. Kiusumong Tikhir, Addl. Deputy Commissioner Kohima as guest of honour. All the Phom students residing under Kohima jurisdiction and all the well wishers of the Union are cordially invited at the program. Crowning of Mr and Miss Freshers is sponsored by Omni Window Enterprise and The Ong Avenue. Henmei Phom, President Angam L N Phom, Gen. Secy Phom Students’ Union Kohima Phom Students’ Union Kohima
OFFICE OF THE
AKUK EKHUNG DIMAPUR DIMAPUR : NAGALAND
FELICITATES
Akuk Ekhung Dimapur with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest and joyous congratulations to its member Dr. Augustine Shitiri, son of Chithungo Shitiri on being conferred MBBS. MS. The Ekhung prays and wishes him a fruitful future and success in all his endeavours.
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Samuel Patton General Secretary Akuk Ekhung Dimapur
AFFIDAVIT Regd No. Y525/2017 Date 06/09/2017 I, Mr. Temjen Ao, H/o Mrs.Chuman Ao, resident of H/No. 37, Nepali Kashiram District-Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That, I am bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, in my joint account Bank Passbook (Old) SBI bearing A/c No. 11274148772, my wife name had been entered as Mrs. Asangla Ao, whereas in my new Bank Pass Book SBI bearing A/c No. 33220720387, my wife's name was recorded as Mrs. Chuman Ao. 3. That, this affidavit has been made to declare that my wife's name Mrs. Asangla Ao & Mrs. Chuman Ao, refers to same and one person. Henceforth, now onwards my wife's name shall be known and called as Mrs. Chuman Ao, from concern bank authority. 4. That, the statements made from para 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing stated false therein. Declarant Solemnly sworn before me Notary Public, Nagaland DP-8955 Regd. No. 445/2017
AFFIDAVIT
Date : 04/09/17
l, Shri. Madan Singh, aged about 49 years, son of Late Ram Singh, resident of village Kamola, P.O. Kamola, P.S. Kaladhungi, Nainital, state- UK PlN-263140 do hereby solemnly declare and affirm : 1. That I am the deponent and a bonafide citizen of India and as such competent to swear this affidavit. 2. That I am serving as a defence personnel under 7th Assam Rifles and presently posted in Pungro, Kiphire, Nagaland. 3. That in my service book although the names of my children's were inadvertently and due to clerical errors were used, shown and recorded as Master Niraj Kumar and Ms. Neha Kumari respectively. 4. That I hereby declare that the correct name of Master Niraj Kumar shall be read as Master Nitin Kumar and the name of Ms. Neha Kumari shall be read as Ms. Kumari Neha 5. That henceforth since all my children are minor I hereby state and declare that my son's name shall be used as Master Nitin Kumar and my daughter name shall be used as Ms. Kumari Neha for all official documents and purposes. 6. That this affidavit is sworn by me for clarification, rectification and correction of my children's name which may be used as documentary evidence before any competent authority as and when so necessitated. 7. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are all true to the best of my knowledge and believe and I also state and declare that nothing is stated false or concealed. Deponent Notary Public DP-8940
ernment of Nagaland and law enforcing agencies and administration to apprehend the culprits and award befitting punishment. WCYO: Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation (WCYO) in a condemnation note by president, Likalo Letro appreciated the swift and prompt action of the police in arresting all the three culprits involved in the gruesome crime. It also demanded justice for late Swuduve Nakro that befitting and severest punishment under IPC was served to the criminals who have taken the life of the innocent and bread earner of the family. BJP minority morcha: BJP Minority Morcha, Nagaland State has strongly condemned the brutal killing of late Swuduve Nakro and also appreciatef the police department for their quick action in recovering the vehicle and arrest of the culprits. AYO: The Angami Youth Organization (AYO) in a condemnation note by president, Neinguvoto Krose and general secretary, Kekhrie Pfiikha strongly supports ANTA’s demand to be immediately be fulfilled. AYO also asked that appropriate action according to the proper section of law must be imposed upon the perpetrators. AYO also warned any person/persons/family or groups not to initiate process for bailing out. Ayo also conveyed deepest condolences and sympathy to the bereaved family. It also demanded that the police must be equipped with latest state of the art equipments. CSU: The Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) in a condemnation note by president Dode Nakro and general secretary, Nuvokho Rhakho while sharing pain with the bereaved family has appealed the government to provide an ex-gratia to the bereaved family. It further lauded the effort of the police department for swift action in nabbing the culprits and has asked the concerned authority to provide befitting punishment to all perpetrators at the earliest.
The Konganian Welfare Forum (KWF) with immense joy and pride extends our heartiest congratulations to Shri P. Chingdang Konyak, S/o Lt. Phuhtung Konyak on being recently promoted to P.A to D.C (Class-II Gazette) It is a great privilege and a blessing to have him in the Forum in particular and to the denizens in general. Further more, the Forum wishes him a grand success for future endeavours. N. Pangloi Laktuhu E. Pangjei Jesuhu Secretary President Konganian Welfare Forum Konganian Welfare Forum
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 N. Sangyuchimba Ao Deceased, has been filed by Smti. R. Asenla Lkr relation wife R/o. H/No. 540 Lengrijan to draw his/ her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 28/8/17. 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.
Regd. No. 1852/17
Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.
DECLARATION
Date : 5/09/17
I, Shri. Shena Swu, S/o Lt. Kivihe Sumi, permanent resident of Ghokimi Village, P.O. Pughoboto and presently posted at 4th NAP Battalion Thizama, Kohima, Nagaland, District-Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the aforementioned address. 2. That my name in my children educational document and Aadhaar Card is entered as Sheno Swu and in my Service Book record, Aadhaar card as Keyishe Sumi and in my PAN Card as Kiyeshe Sumi. 3. That these names written above are my name only and the same person which refers to me. 4. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of declaring that Sheno Swu, Keyishe Sumi and Kiyeshe Sumi are my name only and are the same person i.e. me. 5. That the statements made from Para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein. And I signed this affidavit on this 5th day of Sept', 2017, at Dimapur, Nagaland. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent. Notary Public DP-8938
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND. st
No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /
Dated, Wokha the 1 Sep 2017
NOTICE
Whereas, Shri. Arjun, S/o Late Shri. Ganesh Bahadur, a permanent resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to draw all dues and benefits/ family pension pertaining to PPO No. 19714 and to operate AC No. 37102896439 in favour of his deceased father Late Shri. Ganesh Bahadur who expired on 28/06/2014. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued. DC-2095
NSCN/GPRN UT-I informs: NSCN/GPRN ministry of Kilo Affairs, Union Territory- I through
its MIP has given its final call (information) to all the steering committee members, kilonsers, deputy kilonsers, tatars, PROs, POs, APOs, leacys, razou peyus, khapurs, and RSIs to submit their personal bio-data at its regional office before September 15 during office hour. AG informs about pension and GPF: Senior accounts officer, Kohima has informed all retired state government officers/officials that pension and GPF final payment cases settled upto the month of July 2017 have been uploaded on the AG Nagaland website. Pensioners may log on to this office web-site at www.agnagaland.gov.in. The list has also been put up for display at the public relation cell and can be view on any working days during office hours. Aggrieved pensioners or government officials facing genuine problems with regard to settlement of any entitlement benefits have been requested to write directly to the deputy accountant general (A&E).Kahoto J Yepthomi via e-mail at kahoto_j@yahoo. co.in or agaenagaland@cag.gov. in or through a handwritten letter. BDO, RD block Chumukedima informs: All the VDB secretaries and village council chairmen under Chumukedima RD block are informed that there will be an important meeting to deliberate on issues with regards to MGNREGS funding patterns on September 8, 10 a.m at Niathu resort Chumukedima. All the VDB secretaries and village council chairman under RD Block Chumukedima have been requested to attend the meeting positively. RD block Kuhuboto emergency meet: Block Development Officer (BDO) cum programme officer RD block, Kuhuboto Phoishe Sema has convened emergency meeting on September 8, at 8 a.m. in the KGPO hall, Kuhuboto town to discuss on PFMS &DBT. All VDB secretaries, VC chairman and GBs under RD block Kuhuboto have been requested to attend the meeting. NFHRCC emergency meet: Nagaland Foot Hills Road Coordination Committee (NFHRCC) has convened emergency meeting on September 9, 4 p.m at its office, Khermahal, where issues related to the ongoing road construction and committee would be deliberated upon. All NFHRCC members have been requested to attend the meeting. DC & DEO Phek informs BLOs: Deputy commissioner & district election officer Phek, Kovi Meyase has informed that Booth Level Officers (BLOs) training of all assembly constituencies of Phek district has been convened on September 14, 11 a.m at Phek town hall. All BLOs of Phek district have been directed to attend the training. PSUK freshers’ meet: The Pochury Student’s Union Kohima (PSUK) would be holding its 35th annual session –cum-freshers meet on September 9, 10 a.m at Ura academy hall Kohima under the theme: “explore, engage, evolve”, with commissioner & secretary of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, C Neihu Thurr as chief guest. All students, officials, leaders of the various organization and well wishers have been invited. SKK informs: The All Sumi Student’s Union (SKK) 48th bi-annual conference committee chairman had convened consultative meeting with every committee members on September 11, 11 a.m at Hotel Silhouette Dimapur. All the committee members and SKK executives have been requested to attend the meeting positively. NPGN/NNC (NA) informs: NPGN/NNC (NA) kilo secretary, Tokaho Chopy has informed all business establishment, government department and general public that kilonser Renben Yanthan has been assigned as Lotha region care taker and deputy kilonser K. Tongpang Phom as Phom region chairman respectively. All concern has been requested to kindly co-operate with the assigned officials. TUK celebrated Amongmong festival: Thangthure Union Kohima (TUK) celebrated Amongmong festival at the residence of its treasurer Tsapise Y. Thonger on September 2. The importance and significance of Mongmong was delivered by Cholise Mongzar and the festival was marked by folk songs. TUK president delivered welcome address while secretary general proposed vote of thanks. NUV informs: Naga United Village (NUV) Dimapur has informed that the village would organise a “golden jubilee challenge” programme on September 9, 10 a.m at public ground NUV. All citizens of the village have been requested to attend the programme. Philimi prayer fellowship: Monthly prayer fellowship of Philimi Welfare Dimapur (PWD) would be held on September 9, 6:30 a.m at the residence of Hovika Assumi, Thahekhu village. Philimi Welfare Dimapur has informed jubilee committee members and sub-committee members to attend the fellowship as there will be a photo session for souvenir. Lost & found: One under registration Swift Dzire (AS01-AK9159), silver in colour bearing engine number D13A1260995 and chassis number MA3FKB2SOO1886494 has been found by team of Operation Acceleration Dimapur town command (OADT), NSCN/GPRN (I-M) on August 6, 8 a.m. Rightful owner may claim by producing authentic documents within five days. One may contact investigation officer and office in-charge 9402437539/7085833728. Corrigendum: Apropos the news item under the caption “SDEO Kiphire informs” published on September 6 should be read as “either one science teacher or one social science teacher from all the government middle schools under SDEO Kiphire have been directed to attend the orientation/training programme on September 13 and 14 at EBRC hall Kiphire” and not as issued/published. AFFIDAVIT
In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland
NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)
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DIMAPUR: Chiechama Village Council (CVC) has expressed shock at the cold blooded murder of late Swuduve Nakro of Pholami village, driver of local taxi on September 2. A condemnation note by CVC chairman Neitso Sogotsu and press secretary, Medo-u Dzeyie has strongly urged upon the law enforcing agencies and administration to perform thorough investigation to nab the murderers at the earliest and serve befitting punishment according to the law of the land. CVC also extended sincere condolence to the bereaved wife and family members. SH: The Sumi Hoho has strongly condemned the heinous crime where one Late Swudeve Nakhro, a taxi driver was brutally murdered near Cheichama and Nachama village junction. In a condemnation note the Sumi Hoho stated that, such unwarranted and barbaric action must be condemned by all right thinking citizens and the culprit must be severely punished as per the law of the land. The Hoho also lauded the prompt and swift action taken by the police personnel of Satakha town in nabbing the culprit. It further conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and pray that God grants solace and comfort at this hour of grief. CWSK: The Chakhesang Women Society Kohima (CWSK) in a condemnation note by president, Neikhwepeu Khalo and general secretary, Meneno V, while appreciating the police for prompt arrest of the criminals, has also appealed the law enforcing agencies and administration to perform thorough investigation and impose befitting punishment to the guilty at the earliest. CWSK also appealed to the state government to ensure the welfare of the young widowed mother and five children. CWSK also conveyed sincere condolences to the bereaved family. KCSU condemns: Kohima Chakhesang Students’ Union (KCSU) in a condem-
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Hotolu Swu Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland
Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Krongulo Chirha Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Mesewetsho U Chira relation wife R/o. Sabalie Colony to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 25/8/17. 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.
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND
PUBLIC NOTICE
No. Rev/TL-I/2008/541 Dated Peren the 31st July 2017 Notice is hereby given that Shri. Maheipeube Ndang, Peren Town has applied for transfer of Land Settlement Permit NO.REV/LP-I/99 BOOK No. 004 Sl. No. 0904 measuring an area of 40 feets breath x 70 feets length located at Nkozai Colony, Peren Town which has been gifted by Shri. T. Haralu of Peren Town. Claims and objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted to the office of the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice, after which the permit would be issued to Shri. Maheipeube Ndang. Sd/- Zarenthung Ezung Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland DP-8928
AFFIDAVIT FOR CORRECTION OF NAME I, Shri. Hukavi Sema, S/o Shri. Khochezu, resident of Pfutsuro, Phek, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, my real and official name is "Hukavi Sema" as entered/recorded in my service record documents, however in my Aadhaar card bearing Aadhaar No. 8387 6400 7502 and in my PAN card bearing PAN No. bearing PAN No. HFUPS6654J my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as "Hukavi" and "Hukavi Sumi". 3. That my father's official name is "Khochezu", however, in my service record documents, PAN card and Aadhaar card my father's name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as "Ghotozhe". 4. That, all the names "Hukavi Sema" "Hukavi" and "Hukavi Sumi" belongs to same and single person only i.e. me and the names "Khochezu" and "Ghotozhe" belongs to same and single person only i.e.my father. 5. That, wherever our names "Hukavl" & "Hokavi Sumi" and "Ghotozhe"' appears it should be rectified and recorded as "Hukavi Sema" and "Khochezu" respectively by all concern for all my official purposes 6. That, this Affidavit is made to declare to rectify our names before the competent office/authority. That, the statements made by me from Para 1 to 5 are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 01st day of Sept., 2017. Regd. No. 7494/2017 Dated : 01/09/2017 Notary Public DP-8946
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I, Mr. Mhabemo Lotha, son of Late Mhonsao, resident of H/No. 20 B, 4th Mile, Agri Colony, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under :1. That I am known as Mr. Mhabemo Lotha, son of Late Mhonsao and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in some of my official documents including my Saving Bank Account with SBI, Diphupar Branch bearing Account No. 32434064011, my name has been recorded as Mhabemo instead of Mhabemo Lotha. 3. That the names Mhabemo Lotha and Mhabemo is the same and single person and there are no discrepancies between the above said names. 4. That this Affidavit is sworn for making correction of my name before the competent authority. 5. That henceforth, I shall be known as Mr. Mhabemo Lotha, son of Late Mhonsao, resident of H/No. 20 B, 4th Mile, Agri Colony, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland for all official purposes. I further declare that the statements made by me herein above are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed herein. Deponent Sworn before me on this 1st day of September, 2017. Notary Public Regd. No. 7485/17, Dated : 01/09/2017 DP-8949
I, Shri. N. INAKHU, SEMA, Date of. Birth: 15/11/1964, Designation : T.H.C Unit : D.E.F. Dimapur, R/O H/No. 45, K. Hollohon Colony, Eralibill, Dimapur : - 797115, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declares as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in all my GPF, Pay Roll and Service Identity card, my name has been registered and entered as Shri. N. INAKHU SUMI, whereas my real name is Shri. N. INAKHU SEMA. 3. That both the names Shri. N. INAKHU SUMI and Shri. N. INAKHU SEMA pertains to one and same person. 4. That hereinafter I will be using my name Shri. N. INAKHU SEMA for all my official purposes. 5. That the contents made from paras 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and nothing material had been concealed therein. And I sign this affidavit on this 4th day of September 2017 at Dimapur. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Judicial Magistrate 1st Class Regd. No. 91/17, Date : 4/9/17 DP-8929
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KOHIMA : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE
NO. REV/TRANS-1/2014/ Dated Kohima, the 1st Sept. 2017 Whereas, the following persons have applied for transfer/ bifurcation of Patta. Sl. No Name Patta No. Location 1. Kandinu Baptist Church 9666 (P) Rülizou With, Ahichu Kath 2. Ruokuodilhou Dzüvichü 8435 Below Assembly Sectt. Complex With, David V. Yepthomi 3. Vilesa 1312 Daklane to Neivotuo Yiese 4. B. Bangtick Phom 7748 Midlane to Mangam Konyak 5. T. Setsathong Sangtam 8962 (P) New Ministers Hill to Metemliba Longkumer 6. Metevizo Sothu 8593 Lower P.R. Hill to, Moatoshi Imchen 7. Radhika Chhetri 3529 Chandmari to, Menuka Chhetri 8. Moni Rai 5059 D. Block to Kushal Rai 9. Badal Thapa 7192 Chandmari to, Sumitra Thapa 10. Subash Thapa 3089 Chandmari to, Maya Thapa 11. Kevichünuo 9940 (P) Daklane to Sümi Baptist Church, Kohima 12. Rüülhoulie Kire 7466 New Ministers Hill to Malo Vitsu 13. Vizokiel Kera 5449 Lerie to Nokehiele Kera 14. Tepueyo 3157 A.G Colony to Ruguovonu Sale Public are hereby asked to file their claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Failing which no claims/ objections will be entertained after the expiry of stipulated time.
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Rajesh Soundararajan, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Kohima, Nagaland
Su doku
KAKURO
No. 8627 Yesterday’s solution No. 8626
No. 3246 Yesterday’s solution No. 3245
No. 2072 Yesterday’s solution No. 2071
Across 1 Region cares about bad lad (8) 5 Undergarment for cricketer (4) 8 Hooligan feeling unwell (5) 9 Not much time for another helping (7) 11 Egg-laying mammal can hide when disturbed (7) 12 Indian leader back in favour henceforth (5) 13 A loose woman in the family (6) 15 Take a chance with Blackpool’s outsiders in match (6) 18 Times for musicians in the Stockport Empire (5) 20 Sailor in small tub for rest day (7) 23 Wailing spirit has been wandering (7) 24 Wood that’s cared about (5) 25 Offspring of top player (4) 26 Fish isn’t cooked by poet (8) Down 1 Mix gallons in pool (5) 2 Fluid I hand up for French prince (7) 3 Pest a party leader concealed (5) 4 Consternation when boy turns up with girl (6) 6 Perform illegal execution in Brooklyn church (5) 7 Grazing land on far side of river (7) 10 Short river seen before a dance (5) 13 Wild beast in French port (7) 14 Nationality of flag on top of hotel (5) 16 Run after Bach’s first organ (7) 17 Claim a sure thing, so we hear (6) 19 Some clergyman’s edifice (5) 21 No taxi turns up for sandwich filler? (5) 22 Tough English novelist (5)
DRIVING CLASSES Admission Going On Dimapur : Nagaland For details : Contact No : 9856235225 9856382225 DP-8941
WANTED
ON JOB TRAINING 10+2 pass & above, (male) free Fooding & Lodging. STIPEND Rs. 5000/- P.M.+ Daily incentives After training Rs. 50,000/- RS. 85,000/- p.m. For Mon District : 9089234802 DP-8911
SHOP FOR RENT
Required 12 M/F Herbal Medicine representative Age 18-30, qualification (HSLC to Graduate) company offer free Lodging & Fooding + Free management training to be a Manager. Contact : DP-8936 8014349446.
LAND FOR SALE 50'x185' at Kacharigaon (Tenyimie Village) Dimapur Contact : 7005566387
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Mumbai, Sep 6 (PTI): The US dollar ended cheaper against the rupee at 64.10/11 per dollar but the pound sterling finished higher at Rs 83.59/61 at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market here today. Following are the interbank forex and RBI rates: (In Rs per unit) Unit Interbank RBI Reference US Dollar 64.10/11 US Dollar Rs 64.2146 Pound Sterling 83.59/61 Euro Rs 76.5438 Euro 76.41/43 Japanese Yen (100) 58.86/88
Coriant to tap into these capabilities and explore real-world use cases for next-generation services and applications,” he added. “We look forward to our joint work and the opportunity to help BSNL fast track development toward a 5G and IoT future and bring the value of these technologies to India and its citizens,” said Shaygan Kheradpir, CEO and Chairman, Coriant.
URGENT SALE
1. Two female cooks for Hostel at Kohima. Yrs : 25 and above 2. One caretaker: Class 10 and above Contact: 9077343299
at Kohima Super Market Building Razü Point Call: 8119060970
URGENTLY REQUIRED
LAND FOR SALE
LAND FOR SALE
Must have a good communication skills, dedicated and a born again Christian. Contact No : 8974477729 9856837929 DP-8902
Location Behind Rüzhükhrie Govt. Hr. Sec. School Kohima Power, Water Connection, Land Registration.. No Broker Interested parties may Contact: 8974519065
90 x 50 Ph : 9862841989
ADMISSION OPEN
LAND FOR SALE
A Female Warden for a Girls' Hostel in Dimapur
For Class X & XII both Private & Regular
STELLA ACADEMY (NIOS) COACHING CENTRE
Address : 4th Mile, Near Agri Expo Main Gate Dimapur : Nagaland Contact No : 7630917338
FOR SALE i10 ERA Model : 2008, NL07 Regd. Price : 1,90,000 (Negotiable) Contact : 9856303718
ARMY OFFICER GOING ON POSTING PERSONAL HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FOR SALE
1. Car Verna Fluidic Petrol 1.6 SX (Dec 13; 15,000 km) 2. Scooter Honda Activa (Aug 13, 8000 km) 3. Two 1.5 Ton AC [Onida & Godrej - Hot & Cold)] 4. Two Laptop (HP & Acer) 5. 32 inch LCD (LG) 6. LG Refrigerator (310 Ltr) 7. Food Processor (Bajaj) 8. Rice Cooker (Panasonic) 9. Samsung Mobile (J7 Prime) 10. Samsung Microwave (30 Ltr) 11. Furniture : Double Bed (Wooden: Assembled) : Coffee Table (with 4 Stools) Contact No: 9436286881 Only interested persons may call
Area 3423 sqft.
Paddy Field at Niuland Area 3 Puras (3.5 Lakhs per Pura) (Price Negotiable) Contact No : 8014672553 8014312528 For Sumi only
LAND FOR SALE Near Medziphema 172800 sq.ft Rs.25 per sq.ft. Contact: 8575258142
POSTPONED
Due to unavoidable circumstances, the R a ff l e D r a w d a t e of the Chakhesang C o m m u n i t y Toulazouma Village has been extended to 18th of November 2017. Inconvenience is regretted. DP-8944
ALTO K10 VXI
NL-07 Year : 2012 29000 Km Excellent Condition Price : 2.60 lacs (Nego) Ph : 9077814685
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US dollar ends cheaper against rupee
Networking/ Network Functions Virtualisation (SDN/NFV), and mobile edge computing technologies. “We continue to focus on bringing our customers across India the latest innovations in communications technologies that enrich their personal and work lives,” said BSNL CMD Anupam Shrivastava. “5G represents an enormous leap forward in capacity and throughput speeds, and we are pleased to team with our longterm technology partner
Senjum Village (DMR)
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up by Rs 115 to end at Rs 30,340 per 10 grams as against Rs 30,225. Silver (.999 fineness) climbed by Rs 145 per kg to close at Rs 40,885 as compared to Rs 40,740 earlier. Globally, Gold rose towards one-year highs, boosted by tensions on the Korean peninsula and a lower dollar due to growing expectations the Federal Reserve will delay rate rises.
New Delhi, Sep 6 (IANS): State-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) on Wednesday entered into an agreement with USbased networking solutions provider Coriant to chart the path to 5G and Internet of Things (IoT) in India, a company statement said here. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed between BSNL and Coriant for laying foundation for innovation in network architectures and services leveraging 5G, IoT, Software Defined
(Lotha Only)
LAND FOR SALE at Lerie Colony, Kohima
Road Touch Near Dept. of Fisheries (Staff quarter) Area : 12000 sqft. (You can take size of plot according to your own budget) Rate Rs. 195 per sqft. Contact: 8787576836 8974341504 K-2864
LAND FOR SALE Location : Bamunpukhuri-B
Behind Govt. Middle School, Bamunpukhuri-B, Near Ringjon Bazar (15 minutes drive from Zion Hospital) Area = 100 ft. x any size, 80 ft. x any size, 60 ft. x any size, 50 ft. x any size Plots available from 2.10 Lakhs onwards. Price : 105 per sq. ft. Contact : 8974509536
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Gold prices recovered by Rs 120 per ten grams at the bullion market here Wednesday in sync with a firm global trend amid persistent buying by local jewellers. Silver also advanced by Rs 145 per kg backed by increased offtake by industrial units. Standard gold (99.5 purity) moved up by Rs 120 to close at Rs 30,190 per 10 grams from Tuesday’s closing level of Rs 30,070.
statement said. “Profiles of directors such as their background, antecedents and their role in the operations/functioning of these companies are being compiled in collaboration with enforcement agencies. Identification of more shell companies is also in progress,” it said. The professionals, chartered accountants/ company secretaries/ cost accountants associated with such shell companies and involved in illegal activities have been identified in certain cases and the action by professional institutes such as Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) and Institute of Cost Accountants of India are being monitored, it noted. Chaudhary said that as a result of the exercise of weeding out shell companies, it would not only help in checking the menace of black money but also promote an ecosystem of ‘ease of doing business’ and increase investors’ confidence.
BSNL, Coriant tie up to chart 5G, IoT path
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Gov urges citizens to be nodal agents of change
(From p-1) Thought of concern was shared by former deputy chief minister, IK Sema, who also represented the land owners from Lumami village. Special number was presented by students from department of economics while vote of thanks was proposed by NU registrar. On September 5, 2017, in honour of the governor, a civic reception was organized by Lumami village- the land doner for the establishment of the University. In his speech, the governor acknowledged Lumami village for their great donations of land free of cost for the establishment of the University. He said people would always remain grateful in the history of NU. Later in the evening, an entertainment programme was also organised at IK Hall, organized and presented by the university students.
New Delhi, Sep 6 (PTI): Commerce Minister Suresh Prabhu Wednesday said his ministry is looking at certain measures to rev up country’s exports in a “shortest possible time” and will also strive to address the issues facing exporters post GST. The minister said exports to GDP (gross domestic product) ratio of India has to improve substantially as the outbound shipments have a great ability to generate economic activity. “Therefore, exports to GDP ratio has to rise...So we are at a crash intervention sort of a thing. We are trying to work out what to be done to promote exports in a shortest possible time which includes issues coming up because of the Goods and Services Tax (GST),” Prabhu, who assumed charge as the commerce and industry minister on Sunday, told reporters here.
of such companies have thus become ex-directors or exauthorised signatories. The government said that if money has been siphoned off even prior to the notice, the culprits are still liable for strict action. In a review meeting chaired by Minister of State for Corporate Affairs P.P. Chaudhary on Wednesday, it was decided that directors of shell companies that did not file returns for three or more years will be disqualified from being appointed in any other company as director or from being reappointed as director in any of the companies where they had been directors. They will thus have to vacate office. It is expected that as a result of this exercise, at least two to three lakh of such disqualified directors shall get debarred. “Apart from the action restricting the operation of bank accounts of these companies and consequential effect on the directors, all efforts are also being made to identify the actual beneficiaries and persons behind such shell companies,” the
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3 arrested for taxi driver’s murder Measures to boost Gold recovers on renewed exports in shortest buying, silver surges time, says Prabhu Mumbai, Sep 6 (PTI): Pure gold (99.9 purity) rose
(From p-1) As per police records, Hesso stated that the accused Toishe was involved two cases-- one in 2008 at Mokokchung for illegal possession of arms and the other at South P.S Kohima for extortion in 2013. The other accused Daniel Yimchunger was also involved in three cases (South P.S) in connection with extortion and illegal possession of firearms in the year 2011, 2012 and 2013 respectively. The third accused Avito Zhotso was also involved three cases (South P.S) related to extortion, theft and robbery in 2011, 2012 and 2015. Meanwhile, the three arrested person was produced before the chief judicial magistrate Kohima and have been kept under police remand for further investigation. Kohima Police has assured to conduct a thorough investigation and file charges against the culprits appropriately.
New Delhi, Sep 6 (IANS): The government on Wednesday said directors of over two lakh deregistered companies will be liable to jail terms ranging from six months to 10 years if they tried to siphon off money from the firms’ bank accounts. “It has been decided that in case director/authorised signatory of any struck-off company tries to unauthorisedly siphon off money from its bank account, he/she may attract imprisonment of not less than six months and extendable to 10 years,” a Finance Ministry statement here said. “If it is found that the fraud involves public interest, the punishment shall not be less than three years and fine may also be imposed, which would be three times the amount involved,” it added. On Tuesday, the government instructed all banks to restrict the directors/ authorised signatories from operating bank accounts of 2,09,032 companies that have been deregistered. The existing directors and authorised signatories
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ibility all around with good ground clearance”. “we will be ready for launch in fourth quarter”, he said, declining to reveal the price of the vehicle. It will be manufactured at the company’s Oragadam facility near Chennai, he said. “CAPTUR” has been sold in more than 75 countries and it already crossed over one million units globally, he said. Responding to a query, he said the company would position the car above the SUV ‘Duster’ segment. Talking about the MPV ‘Lodgy’, Sawhney said the company would introduce ‘Lodgy’ with speed governors installed. “The maximum speed it can go is upto 80kmph”, he said. On the expansion of dealer network, he said, the company already crossed 300 outlets. To a query on exports, he said the company would begin exports to Bhutan and Bangladesh tihs year, as part of expanding its overseas presence. “We have been exporting to Sri Lanka, Nepal, Mauritius, Maldives. South Africa. We will also launch in Bhutan, Bangladesh”, he said.
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billion mark in October, registering highest customer addition of around 29 million in a month. Out of this, the new entrant alone added 19.63 million subscribers. Appreciating effort of the employees, Ambani said, “the way you laid out the infrastructure and technology and most importantly, the way you worked tirelessly to have more than hundred and thirty million satisfied customers, making Jio a truly customer obsessed organisation”. As per Trai data, Jio had 123.36 million subscribers at the end of June. A senior Jio official
Chennai, Sep 6 (PTI): French auto maker Renault would launch a new variant of sports utility vehicle ‘Duster’ over the next few months, a top company official said here Wednesday. The vehicle would hit the road “before the forthcoming festive season”, Renault India, Country CEO and Managing Director, Sumit Sawhney said here. “We are very much committed to India. Our immediate short term action was the Kwid 02 (Anniversary edition) launch. We are about to launch Duster Sandstorm before festival season”, he told reporters. The company currently retails small car Kwid, sports utility vehicle Duster and multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) Lodgy. Kwid and Duster have been the volume drivers for Renault in Indian market. Sawhney who was here to launch a new outlet, revealed that the company would introduce global sports utility vehicle “CAPTUR” later this year. “CAPTUR will be unique. Already it has been successful in Russia, Brazil. It is a SUV with cross over DNA. You will have very good vis-
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said during one of Jio’s service, mobile data consumption in India went up from 20 crore GB per month to over 150 crore GB per month with Jio customers alone are consuming 125 crore GB. “India moved up from 155 to number 1 in the world in terms of mobile data consumption. Jio has become the world’s first and only exabyte telecom network with more than 100 crore GB data per month being accessed on its network. Jio is already carrying five times more data than all other telecom players put together in India,” the official said. Ambani in the letter said that the way country has embraced 4G technology and the way it is being used has become case study for quantum technology leaps. With the launch of Jio services, the cost of 1 GB mobile data has come down to less than Rs 10 from around Rs 250 priced earlier by other telecom operators.
Up to 10-year jail for siphoning shell firms’ money: Centre
Renault to unveil new ‘Duster’ variant before festive season
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New Delhi, Sep 6 (PTI): Reliance Jio made several records not only in India but across the globe and crossed 130 million customers mark in one year of its operations, Reliance Industries Chairman and MD Mukesh Ambani said in his letter to employees. “In this past one year, we have broken several records, both in India and globally. But what gives me the biggest personal satisfaction is to have broken the myth that India is not ready to adopt advanced technology,” Ambani said in his letter to Jio employees. Reliance Jio launched its mobile services commercially on September 5 last year, with 90 days of unlimited 4G data free along with free unlimited voice calling and access to services during roaming at no additional cost for lifetime. India telecom sector touched its peak subscriber addition in the subsequent month when Jio commenced operation. India’s telecom subscriber base crossed the 1.1
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I, Renbemo Y. Ovung, am applying for a duplicate Marksheet of Class 12, as I have lost it. Name : Renbemo Y. Ovung F/Name : Y. Ovung Roll No : 1415052078 School : Livingstone Foundation Higher Secondary School, Dimapur : Nagaland Year : 2015 D.O.B : 05-06-1995 DP-8943
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I, Ram Babu Singh lost of my Petrol Bajaj Auto Vehicle bearing Registration Number NL 07F 9723, Chassis No. MD2A4AZ0GWC13548, Engine No. 24ZWGC41589. If anyone find this vehicle he/she will rewarded Rs. 20000/-. Please contact : 9089060261, 9774867301. DP-8930
KOHIMA KANGTSUNG SENSO TELONGJEM
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The Emloto Union Dimapur (EUD) extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Hukavi Chishi, S/o Er. Vikishe Chishi on qualifying the NEET 2017 (Rank-1) to undergo MBBS course at Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi. The Union further wishes him the best in his future endeavour. Hukheto Aye President, EUD
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The Kohima Kangtsung Senso Telongjem would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to its member Shri R.Odimar Jamir, S/o Lt Rongsenlepzuk Jamir on being promoted to the post of Deputy General Manager under the establishment Nagaland State Mineral development corporation Ltd. Nagaland, kohima The KKST wishes him success in his future endeavor. Sd/Sd/(IMO LEMTUR) (TEMSUNUNGSANG) PRESIDENT, KKST GENERAL SECRETARY, KKST
WSBAK PITHITSA
Asütsa hipau pesü Aqahuto Tokukujo lo Kükamiqo, Council Chairmen eno members, VDB Secretaries, STH, Kiphimi Küqhakululo ampemiqo eno Akukuhoulo Pastor, Associate Pastor’s (W/Y/C), Dikonqo eno Dikonisqo, Lhothemi phalo sakiphemiqo lau pithi tsü ani. NBCC eno WSBAK Amikucho Kikishe ghenguno tsala lakhi ithikutho küpüghü Amüthaqhi 8 Mucholani (September 8, Friday) inaqhe ayi 9:00 lo Shokhuvi Baptist Akukuhou lono püghü akeulo vezümono ighitsü penike qhuiniju ani. Shikimithi. Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi Executive Secretary, WSBAK DP-8953
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Hokugha Chishi Information Secretary
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND
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London, Sep 6 (Agencies): North Korea’s recent nuclear test appears to have triggered several landslides, according to what are believed to be the first satellite images of the aftermath. Sunday’s test took place underground at the mountainous Punggye-ri site. Analysis group 38 North published pictures which show “more numerous and widespread” disturbances than before. The test unleashed a powerful 6.3-magnitude tremor which was felt across the border in China. North Korea has conducted six nuclear tests so far, all at Punggye-ri, which consists of a system of tunnels dug beneath a mountainous region. 38 North said its latest pictures, which were taken a day after the latest test, showed landslides as well as numerous areas of gravel and scree fields which were “lofted” from the tremors. Lofting occurs when shockwaves force material to be lifted up from the ground, and the material falls back down in the same place.
Date: Mkg 17.06.2017 NO.SDR-27/PT-1/2013-17/26: It is hereby notified that WAMAKEN YIMSEN VILLAGE under the administrative jurisdiction of Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tuli under Tuli Sub-Division, Mokokchung District is applied for recognition of Village. Objection, if any, regarding to the recognition of the said village may be lodged to this office within 30(thirty) days from the date of issue of this notification otherwise the matter shall be treated 'No Objection' and shall forward the matter to the Government for necessary action. Area of Land: 2191 Acres or 9,54,39,967 sq.fts. Boundaries: North: Kojem- Azung Nallah. South: Rangkang - Lenden. East : Kongkilangshi-Nallah. West : Lepenyong Nallah. Sd/- (Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS ) Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung,Nagaland. DC-2091
The Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) extends its heartiest congratulations to its Executive Member Mr. Hotoshe Achumi, S/o Lt. Pavihe Achumi on being promoted to Junior Soil Conservation Officer (JSCO) from Soil Conservation Assistant (SCA), Zunheboto. May the Almighty God continue to bless him in his future endeavours. K. Shetoho Achumi Chairman (SOUDA)
Katoi Achumi General Secretary (SOUDA)
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An emergency General Body Meeting is being convened on 8th September 2017 at 3:00 PM in the Conference Hall NU: SASRD to discuss some urgent matters. All past students/ alumni are therefore requested to kindly come and attend the meeting. Sd/President
A.a : NBCC Ki Kohima Phughi Atsala : 08.09.2017 - 10.09.2017
Alhoutsa Lozhi Tsunikemi : 1. Dr. Rev. Shiwoto Sumi Pastor NCRC (Sumi) Purana Bazar Dimapur 2. Dr. Rev. Hevukhu E.S. WSBAK 3. Dr. Ed. Citronnelli Pastor WHIM. N.Y.
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OFFICE OF THE NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT 26 Aonglenden Assembly Constituency Mokokchung: Nagaland
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The 26th Aonglenden Assembly Constituency NPF party had a joint meeting at the residence of Imtikumzuk Parliamentary Secretary at Ungma Village on 6th Sept 2017 which was attended by all the representative of the constituency, Division, Women Wing, Youth Wing, Farmers Wing and the office bearers of 26th Aonglenden A/C. The party resolved to stand strong under the leadership NPF party led by Shri Neiphiu Rio MP and President NPF and Shri T.R. Zeliang Chief Minister Nagaland. Under their able leadership, the party resolved to stand firm and support Shri Imtikumzuk Parliamentary Secretary during he forthcoming 2018 general election. Sd/Sd/Nungsangmeren Imsunungsang th President, 26 Aonglenden NPF General Secretary (Adm), 26th Aonglenden NPF
Sumi Pastor mi khuno khuno muqolono Jesus kumla shi aghipimu ighino ahoho hipau lo sutsu penike qhuinizhu ani. Alhouno okuluve keu vechewo Sumi shiaye shipivitsu eno xaqhe lupeni keuno akimiji akhoto shino okusu ani. Oghenguno akungo-a, chuqu- kusho kutotsu ani. Owu E.S. momu Owu atou vechewo ozhe, okukuhou zhe eno phone No. Ino Kikheto Sema I.A.S , 943600186,9774000005 Alakhu ampeu, akupughu muqo Kohima town, Sumi Baptist Akukuhou lau tsulo. Yeghikilu kuha kemi ghenguno Bus anani.
ince of Idlib, it said. Other sources have given a death toll of at least 87. Syria’s government has denied involvement and claims it no longer possesses chemical weapons after a 2013 agreement under which it pledged to surrender its chemical arsenal. A fact-finding mission by the UN’s chemical watchdog, the OPCW, concluded earlier this year that sarin gas was used in the attack, but did not assign blame. A joint UN-OPCW panel is currently working to determine whether Syrian government forces were behind the attack. But today’s report is the first from the UN to officially lay blame for the attack on Damascus. The report also found that the Syrian government was responsible for at least 23 other chemical attacks in the war-ravaged country since March 2013.
1st Penalty Shoot out!! Organised by Brightside FC Date : 29th – 30th Sept. 2017 Time : 9.00 am Venue : Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Nagarjan, Dimapur
Winning Team : ` 30,000/Runners Up : ` 10,000/* BEST GOAL KEEPER *
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The Tsiepfütsiepfhe Tenyimia Union congratulates Mr. Neilo Koza, National Senior Vice President and Zone President No.3 for being awarded the “National Award” at the All India Sonia Gandhi Association (AISGA) National Conference held on 27 th August 2017 at Raipur, Chhattisgarh. The Union is proud of his achievement and for bringing laurels to the Tenyimia as well as the Naga community. Mr. Neilo Koza is also the advisor of TTTU and the union convey their best wishes and pray to Almighty God to bless him for his good deeds. Keneikrul Noswe Keduolhoulie Belho President, TTTU General Secretary, TTTU
SUMI KHRISTOMI KUPOSHUKULU
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Geneva, Sep 6 (AFP): United Nations war crimes investigators said Wednesday they had evidence that Syrian government forces were behind the chemical attack that killed dozens of people in Khan Sheikhun in April. In the first UN report to officially blame Damascus, the UN Commission of Inquiry (COI) on Syria said it had gathered an “extensive body of information” showing the Syrian airforce was behind the horrific sarin gas attack on April 4. “All evidence available leads the Commission to conclude that there are reasonable grounds to believe Syrian forces dropped an aerial bomb dispersing sarin in Khan Sheikhun,” the report said. At least 83 people, a third of them children, were killed and nearly 300 wounded in the attack on Khan Sheikhun, a town in the opposition-held northern prov-
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are entitled to protection of their rights as well as, the right to, and not just political but social and humanitarian defence.” The statement also said there were fake news photographs circulating which were “simply the tip of a huge iceberg of misinformation”. She said it was a “calculated effort to create a lot of problems between different communities and with the aim of promoting the interest of the terrorists”. By September 5, there had been 1.2 million tweets talking about the crisis since refugees began flooding over the border. Many with im-
to go through us to deport Dreamers who work here,” Microsoft said, adding it will stick by its employees affected by any change to DACA, even in court. “If Congress fails to act, our company will exercise its legal rights properly to help protect our employees,” Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post. “If the government seeks to deport any one of them, we will provide and pay for their legal counsel,” Smith wrote, of the 39 Dreamers who work at Microsoft. He said the company would also seek to intervene in those cases. “Dreamers make our country & communities stronger. We stand for diversity and economic opportunity for everyone. Legislation to protect 800,000 #Dreamers is an economic & humanitarian imperative. Congress needs to act quickly,” Nadella tweeted. “If Congress fails to act, our company will exercise its legal rights properly to help protect our employees,” Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith wrote in a blog post.
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DIMAPUR CHANGKILARI TELONGJEM DIMAPUR : NAGALAND
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 Changkilari 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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ages purportedly showed the violence in the region, the BBC report said. The BBC report said not all the pictures came from Rakhine. There was one tweeted by Turkey’s Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek dating back to the Rwandan genocide in 1994. The BBC also said: “The fake news is generated because the government is not allowing media access to the troubled areas.” The latest conflict was sparked on August 25, when Rohingya militants attacked police posts, triggering a military counter-offensive to protect the civilians. However, the Rohingya families streaming north into Bangladesh have been reporting that security forces, sometimes backed by armed Buddhist civilians, burned their villages and opened fire on the inhabitants. Suu Kyi was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for her work in bringing democracy to Myanmar, but some have called for her Prize to be taken back.
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Yangon, Sep 6 (IANS): Myanmar’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi has claimed that the crisis in Rakhine state is being distorted by a “huge iceberg of misinformation”, media reports said on Wednesday. In her first comments on the latest Rohingya crisis, she said tensions were being fanned by fake news promoting the interests of terrorists, the BBC reported. Suu Kyi made the comments in a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Efe news quoted her office as saying. More than 123,000 Rohingyas have fled Myanmar for Bangladesh in two weeks. The statement carried by the state media, said Suu Kyi told Erdogan that her government had “already started defending all the people in Rakhine in the best way possible”. Suu Kyi is quoted as saying: “We know very well, more than most, what it means to be deprived of human rights and democratic protection. “So we make sure that all the people in our country
Houston, Sep 6 (PTI): US tech giants, including Apple, Google and Microsoft, have pledged to stand by their employees after the Tr ump administration scrapped an amnesty programme that granted work permits to immigrants who arrived in the country illegally as children. US President Donald Trump on Tu e s d ay s c r a p p e d a n Obama-era programme known as Deferred Action f o r C h i l d r e n A r r i va l (DACA), a move likely to impact 8 lakh undocumented workers including more than 7,000 Indian-Americans. Microsoft and Apple are offering the most fullthroated defence of “Dreamers” -- undocumented individuals who have been in the US since they were young and registered with the federal government to get work permits. Apple CEO Tim Cook condemned the Trump administration’s decision and pledged in a note to employees to offer any employees affected by the change the “support they need, including the advice of immigration experts.” “You’re going to have
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9 Top IT companies vow to fight for N Korea nuclear Syria govt behind sarin gas ‘caused employees hit by Trump’s move test attack in April: UN probe landslides’ international
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, September 7, 2017
PRESS NOTE
In continuation of our earlier notification in respect of land sale restriction and undesired revocation of certain defaulters’ sale deeds within Sirhima/Sirhi area (the erstwhile Mengupheju), it is, once again, informed to all concerned to seriously note that any land sale or purchase made/to be made within the said area, without the consent of the founding fathers, will be strictly restricted and anybody doing it, at their own risk. This notice is issued in order to avoid misunderstanding and regret amongst the original landowners, the settled villagers and any concerned third party. It is felt pertinent to inform all concerned, once again, that Sirhima/ Mengupheju village was founded, in the ancient time, by Hieme (Thevo) and Netseyi (Thepa) of Mezoma; and that the two villages namely Sirhima (Kuki) and Sirhi Angami were permitted (and not founded) in traditional goodwill terms to establish village and utilise the land, but not for sale. Hence, the said villages owe their historical ownership allegiance to the founding fathers- Hieme and Netseyi of Mezoma, in regards to any major village development and land sale (whatever may be the cause) for traditional/parental blessing and endorsement.
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fter years of delays, production has finally started on a biopic of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. Actors including Johnny Depp, Ben Whishaw and Sacha Baron Cohen had been linked to the role, only to drop out. Producers finally cast Mr Robot star Rami Malek as the Bohemian Rhapsody singer, and the first photo of him in character was released on Tuesday. Wearing Mercury’s Live Aid outfit, Malek looks uncannily like the flamboyant star. “When you’re able to open your eyes and see a different person staring back at you in the mirror, it’s a very affirming moment,” Malek told Entertainment Weekly. The biopic will chronicle the story of Queen from 1970, when Mercury teamed up with Brian May and Roger Taylor, until the band’s performance at Live Aid in 1985, six years before the singer died of complications from Aids. X-Men director Bryan Singer is in charge of the film. He described it as “not
a traditional biopic”, but instead a celebration of the band’s music. The movie recently cast Ben Hardy, Joe Mazzello and Gwilym Lee as Queen’s other members, and guitarist Brian May posted a photo of the full line-up to his Instagram account on Wednesday morning. Last week, the star also posted a photo of the Live Aid stage - which has been recreated for the movie. The film, which has yet to receive an official title, is due to hit cinemas at Christmas 2018.
her has taken a Twitter user to task after her intention to take in young migrants – also known as ‘Dreamers’ – was questioned. The singer took to social media yesterday (September 5) to voice her opposition to President Donald Trump‘s controversial decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) programme, which was introduced by his predecessor Barack Obama. Up to 800,000 beneficiaries of the scheme – mostly Latin Americans – could be affected by Trump’s decision, with the programme having allowed those ‘Dreamers’ to apply for work and study permits. While existing recipients of the scheme will not be affected for at least six months, no new applications to DACA can now be made. Cher told her 3.42 million followers of her intention to take ‘Dreamers’ into her home and offer “sanctuary” and protection, before urging others who could to do the same.
Big B, Hema Malini promote oneness for Kashmir
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, September 7, 2017
Artiste in residence of NCM Rainer Pusch-Jazz Saxophonist
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ollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and veteran actresspolitician Hema Malini have featured in “Vaadi-e-Kashmir”, a short film aimed at spreading the message of oneness. “As an Indian, this film is my attempt to reach out to Kashmir and touch the hearts of our brothers and sisters in the valley,” Hema, who has also curated the film, said in a statement. “Vaadi-e-Kashmir”, which captures the valley’s beauty and people, is supported by KENT RO Systems Ltd, and has music and lyrics by ShankarEhsaan-Loy and Gulzar. It is directed by filmmaker Pradeep Sarkar and conceptualised by Praveen Kenneth, Chairman - Law & Kenneth Saatchi & Saatchi.
Talking about his experience of shooting the film over two weeks in Kashmir, Sarkar said in statement: “Falling in love at the age of 62 years is possible... It happened to me when I went and met Kashmir. Though it was my first trip to Kashmir, it seemed like I knew the place.” “The warm and friendly people just make you feel at home instantly. In this film, I tried to capture her beauty... but I want to go back to capture her beauty unawares -- and also to know her a little better. Believe it, we all need to know her a little better.”
agaland Conservatory of Music is pleased to present Rainer Pusch of Germany as Artiste in Residence of NCM for the year 2017. Rainer will conduct Jazz and Contemporary Master-classes and Concerts from September till December 2017, at NCM and on invitations. As an internationally renowned saxophonist, arranger and composer, Rainer Pusch has always been interested in trying out new kinds of music. His spectrum ranges from a jazzy background obtained during his studies with George Coleman, Jerry Bergonzi, at the Berklee College of Music (Boston) to various performances with funk, latin and pop bands over the years. He has worked with many famed artistes such as Art Farmer, Horace Parlan, John Betsch, Pony Poindexter.
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The Asukiqa Area Joint Council would like to express our sincere thanks and humble appreciation to Dr. Sukhato A Sema, Rtd Principal Director H&FW Govt. of Nagaland for Chief Guest and Smti Avelu Ruho for guest of honour, SDO Civil Pughoboto, Shri Nzamo Ngullie Rtd. Commissioner Secretary, N Longidan Village Council, Kandi Chairman Forum, Saptiqa Area VCC, GBs, DBs, Sumi Aphuyemi Kukami Hoho, Sumi Aphuyemi hoho, Sumi Aphuyemi Welfare Zunheboto, Natsumi Village, Kichilimi Village All the Pastors and Women Pastors from Asukiqa Area Churches, GHS Asukiqa Staff and Students’, Media Coverage from Nagaland Post, Doordarshan Kendra Kohima. All the officers from Pughoboto Division, outside from Pughoboto party leader from NPF, BJP, those accompany with Chief Guest and Guest of Honour from Dimapur, Kohima at the AAJC inauguration and foundation of Monolith stone on 26th August 2017. We deeply regret our inability to mention groups, each and every individuals, for kind present. Khuweto Swu Chairman, AAJC
Convenor Vihoshe Assumi, GB Tsaphimi
Hi, Baby (I. Hongla Phom), D/o C. Imli May every moment of your birthday be the happiest you've ever had and may your happiness spill over to every other day of the year.
Applause! Applause! You have made it again! Soaring from Sub-Division to District Award It's your perseverance and endurance that steer you to success. It is indeed a tremendous pleasure and glory to bestow our hearty congratulations to Mrs. R. Alemla, for receiving the illustrious District Award-2017 from GMS Mokokchung Town. May the Almighty God continue to bless you in all your future endeavours. Loving family members DP-8954
Happy Birthday. With lots of Love From dad, mom, brother & sister
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Congratulatory Message The Mongsenyimti Senso Kohima Union, with immense pride and thanksgiving congratulates these bona-fide citizens of our union on being promoted to the following posts as: 1. Mr. Marshitet Ozukum Registrar Office of the Chief Engineer: PHED Nagaland:Kohima 2. Mr. T. Yanger Ozukum Art Executive Directorate of Art & Culture Nagaland:Kohima 3. Mrs. Mereninla Superintendent Directorate of H & FW Nagaland:Kohima 4. Mr. S. O. Meren Pongen Superintendent Directorate of H & FW Nagaland:Kohima 5. Mr. Meyinuksung Planning Officer District Planning Machinery Dimapur 6. Mr. Imliakum Under – Secretary Nagaland Civil Secretariat Nagaland:Kohima The Union further wishes them health and wisdom in their new assignment and greater success in their future endeavours. Sd/(Limayanger Jamir) (Y.Mendang Ozukum) General Secretary, MSKU President, MSKU
The Sungratsü Longchar (Karibalar) Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Karilemla Longchar (Assistant Professor Pune University), daughter of Mr. Marangshi Longchar and Late Mrs. Mapusangla Walling on receiving the award for excellence in PhD thesis work for the year 2015-2017 for the outstanding research contribution from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. We wish her all the very best in future endeavour. Sd/Sd/Mapukokla Longchar Nukshizenla Longchar President Secretary
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Some of the important resolutions adopted at the general meeting which was held on 25th March 2017 is published herewith for information and compliance. 1. The main road must be 24 feet wide and the approach road must be 18 feet wide. 2. Any permanent construction near the road side shall require the consent of the village council. 3. All the citizens must have electricity meter box. 4. All the household of the village must use CFL/LED bulb. 5. Illegal activities like hooking of line/current if found shall be fined. 6. Plantation and construction should not be done which will obstruct power line. 7. Any person rearing animal should be kept under control. If any animal destroy crops, the owner of the animal shall be fined as per the value of the destroyed crop. 8. Selling and eating of infected animals is prohibited. 9. Dumping of infected animal should be done properly, if found, defaulters shall be penalized. 10. Buying and selling of Landed property must be done with the knowledge of the Village authority. Village authority will not be responsible if any agreement is done without the knowledge of village authority. 11. Illegal taxation in the name of National worker at the road side in our village jurisdiction is strictly prohibited. 12. Unauthorized hunting and fishing is strictly prohibited within the village jurisdiction.
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SACRED HEART SCHOOL MON, congratulates Shri Akoon Konyak, (B.A; B.Ed) on being conferred with the prestigious Mon District Teacher's Award 2017 by the Department of School Education on 5th September 2017 for his outstanding service and valuable contribution to the community as a teacher. DC-2087
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For the last 34 years, I had been experiencing an untold silent pain on my whole right leg which was shortened by three inches. I underwent Total Hip Replacement (THR) surgery on 26th July, 2017 at our Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital, Mokokchung by four members team of Doctors led by the reputed Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Martsüden and 2 Technicians and a number of nurses taking almost three and half hours. As a longing patient the total success of surgery is unbelievable relief both physically and psychologically. The sincere attention given even pre and post operation by the team is appreciable. It is our experiences that for orthopaedic case treatment in particular, instead of going outside, spending huge sum of money and energy we better do here at our doorstep which is more convenient with less expense. With heartfelt thanksgiving, I and my family profoundly acknowledge the goodwill of the Medical Superintendent and his Staffs, and the expertise and efficient efforts of Dr. Martsüden and his team in particular. May the good Lord grant them long and healthy life and continuously use them in the highest for the needy in the days to come. Sd/Moasosang Aongza Ward, Mokokchung Town Mobile No: 9862129616 DC-2088
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CONGRATULATIONS SIR AKOON KONYAK
Madam T. Yanbani Lotha With immense pride, the Village Education Committee and staff of GMS Mungya Village extend our heartiest congratulations to Madam T. Yanbani Lotha, P/T, GMS Mungya, W/o Myanbemo Ezung for receiving the coveted District Teacher’s Award 2017 on September 5, 2017 at Wokha. Your achievement has indeed brought laurel to our village, and we further pray that our Almighty continue to bless you in your future endeavors. N. Abenthung Kithan Secretary, VEC Mungya Village DC-2097
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Ganesh, Dr. Balamuralikrishnan, and Amit Heri, Manickam Yogeswaran. For Master classes, studio recordings, and performances, one may kindly contact Abigail Odyuo, Public Relations Officer of NCM @ 8730024687.
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Beside his studies in Carnatic music, taking vocal lessons from S. Rajaram, director and teacher of the Kalakshetra College of Fine Arts, Chennai, Madurai G. S. Mani and Selva Ganesh, Rainer Pusch‘s manifold interests brought him to collaborate repeatedly with many famed Indian musicians such as Keith and Karl Peters, Ranjit Barot, Louis Banks, Dr. Mysore Manjunath, Sivamani within the scope of Jazz and Indo-Jazz Fusion projects. Other collaborations include recordings with A.R. Rahman and Ramnath Gopalnat, as well as many concerts with Ganesh Kumar, Selva
No.35132 C/N Binod Mech S/O Gobin Mech D’ Coy 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang, Nagaland Sub :- FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No. 35132 C/N Binod Mech, s/o Gobin Mech of Kusuila Bill village PO/PS-Dimapur District-Dimapur was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 28.07.17. And whereas Calling Notice was issued vide No.3NAP (RO27)2017-18/770 dated 10.07.17and No.3NAP (RO-27)2017-18/865 dated 24.08.17 to report back for duty immediately but have failed to report back till date. Now you are therefore once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which you will be declared ‘Deserter’ and further necessary action for dismissal from service shall be initiated against you without further notice. Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland. DC-2092
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No.35754 C/N Karan Singh S/O Shiv Kumar Singh C’ Coy 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang, Nagaland Sub :- FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No. 35754 C/N Karan Singh, s/o Shiv Kumar Singh of Taranjubari village PO/PS-Siliguri District-Darjeeling (West Bengal) was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 02.08.17. And whereas Calling Notice was issued vide No.3NAP (RO27)2017-18/772 dated 10.08.17and No.3NAP (RO-27)2017-18/866 dated 24.08.17 to report back for duty immediately but have failed to report back till date. Now you are therefore once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which you will be declared ‘Deserter’ and further necessary action for dismissal from service shall be initiated against you without further notice.. Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland. DC-2093 K
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Sangzi FC organizes volleyball match
Chimonger village union Tuensang secured the third position. SUTT president Tsikingmong delivered short speech and the match was witnessed by hundreds. Khumjong Sangzi FC manager expressed gratefulness to the unions leaders and the members for the participation.
DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): On the occasion Mungmung festival, the Sangzi FC organized the 1st ever volley ball match on September 4 at parade ground Tuensang. 13 unions under Sangtam Union Tuensang Town (SUTT) participated. Tsadang village union Tuensang emerged as the champions. PHSNU finished as the first runners up and Organizers and winners after the match.
Catch them young in Mokokchung ends
KTC convenes meeting DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Kohima Town Club (KTC) has convened a review meeting on September 7 after the match at Rostrum local ground Kohima will all the eight participating teams. All clubs presidents, general secretaries, team managers, team coaches and media officers have been asked to attend the meeting.
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Cross Country Race (girls) 1st Meyubenla MOKOKCHUNG, SEP 6 (NPN): Day-long dis- 2nd Akangmongla trict level “Catch Them 3rd Rongsensungla Young’ tournament was Cross Country Race (boys) conducted at Imkongmeren Sports Complex 1st Sangkongliba and Multipurpose Sports 2nd Lipoksungba (Born : 09/08/1955 – Died : 02/09/2017) Complex, Mokokchung 3rd Chungmetjilong We the bereaved family members of Late Tsenthungo by the District Sports OfBadminton (boys) Lotha, Retd. Subedar 10th (Assam Regiment) Nungying fice, Mokokchung. Participants competed Champion Wapangmeren Village express our heartfelt gratitude to each individual who shared our grief sorrow and supported us physically, A year has passed since you left us for your in athletics and badmin- Runner-up Kshitiz mentally, spiritually and materially during the brief illness heavenly abode but your love and aspiration are ton. and at the demise of our beloved father on 2nd Sept 2017. still fresh in our hearts. We deeply miss you and Badminton (girls) Results: We pray that our Almighty bless you and your family Champion Watisangla will love you always. 100 mts (girls) abundantly. Runner-up Imliren Loving wife, children, in-laws and granddaughter. 1st Alimenla Loving wife, daughter and loved one. DC-2095 2nd Moarenla 3rd Akangmongla 100 mts (boys) The Konganian Welfare Forum is 1st Lipoksungba We would like to express our saddened and mourns the sudden demise of 2nd Longyang profound gratitude to all individuals, Late W. Ongwen Yinshanghu on the 28th of 3rd Sangkongliba friends, neighbours, different churches August 2017, who had been an active member 200 mts (girls) of the Forum. and organizations who stood by us and 1st Alimenla Through this column, the forum convey our supported us in prayers, financially and 2nd Meyubenla heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family. materially at the demise of our beloved 3rd Rongsensungla May his soul rest in peace under the loving father Lt. Shri Phozü Danü (Adani) 200 mts (boys) arms of our Almighty God. Daniel on 03.09.2017. 1st Chungmetjilong N. Pangloi Laktuhu E. Pangjei Jesuhu We are forever indebted to you for 2nd Sungjemkaba Secretary President your love and kindness, it is our sincere 3rd Longyang
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We, the bereaved family members of Late Viliho Shohe, W/o Mr. Shekhavi Shohe of Rotomi Village, sincerely express our profound & heartfelt gratitude to everyone who stood by us and supported us financially, physically, & spiritually during her prolonged illness till her demise on 01-09-2017. We convey our special thanks to:1. Doctors and Nurses of Naga Hospital Kohima 2. Doctors and Nurses of Kohimas Hospital 3. Doctors and Nurses of Referral Hospital Dimapur 4. Sumi Baptist Church Kohima. 5. Rotomi Welfares Dimapur, Kohima, Zunheboto, Akuhaito 6. Sumi H.B.S Youth Kohima 7. Rotomi Baptist Church 8. Er. Picto Shohe Parliamentary Secretary Law and Justice We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. In Gratitude Loving husband, children and relatives K-2898
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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED MOM LT. MRS. ZHETONI YEPTHO A Silent Prayer For a special person in God’s care A quite prayer, never selfish, always kind, Caring thoughts, encouraging words, These are the memories you’ve left behind. Your life was a blessing, your memories a treasure, You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measures. Days have passed and turned into a year but we always Remember you with silent tears. You may have left us but you have yet to pass our hearts. We have an Angel watching upon us and we call her “Iza”, we send wishes to Heaven carried to you upon a prayer In memory of our beloved mother Lt. Mrs. Zhetoni Yeptho Together in the Lord, Your loved ones.
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n this day you left us for your eternal home, we were crushed with grief and broken hearted but our memories still lingers afresh. Your Noble words of love, strength, your cheerful nature and guidance, still echoes in our hearts. Our mourning has no way to ever cease till we meet again in the peaceful arms of Jesus. May our good Lord keep your soul safe Apo.
LT. TINUTEMJEN LONGCHAR Born: 06.03.1964 Died: 03.09.2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individual, organizations, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us and supported us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Tinutemjen Longchar (Sungratsü) on 03.09.2017. We express our sincere gratitude to:1. Dr. & Mrs. Imtiwapang Aier, Speaker, NLA 2. Dr. Ato & Dr. Tiala and Staff of KOHIMAS Hospital, Kohima. 3. Mr & Mrs. Sentiyanger Imchen IAS, Commissioner, Nagaland. 4. Mr & Mrs. T.Merang Aier, Director, Social Welfare, Kohima, Nagaland. 5. Doctors and Staff of GNRC, Guwahati, Assam. 6. Mr & Mrs Imjungmeren, PS to Speaker, NLA 7. Guwahati Ao Christian Fellowship 8. Sungratsü Senso Telongjem Kohima. 9. 1980 Sungratsü Süngpo Zünga, Kohima. 10. Süngchilep Zünga, Kohima. 11. Aor Telongjem Welfare Society, New Capital Complex, Kohima. 12. Sectt. Lotha Prayer Fellowship, Kohima. 13. Bor-Lengri Lotha B-Khel, Dimapur. 14. Dimapur Tsungiki Khumshum. 15. Tsungiki Yanpoe Yampia Eyi, Okho, Dimapur and Kohima. 16. Themezie Welfare Board, Kohima. 17. Kohima Süngratsü Longchar Kidong. 18. New Capital Complex Fellowship (Quarter) 19. Senden Club Süngratsü 20. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA) 21. YAL Self Help Group, New Sectt. Quarter. 22. Kohima Tsungiki Khumshum 23. Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Kohima. 24. Officers and Staff of IPR/Home Dept. Kohima. 25. KABA Women Department. 26. Kohima Süngratsülar Fellowship 27. Themezie Youth Organisation Kohima 28. Themezie Women Welfare Kohima 29. Northfield Higher Secondary School, Kohima. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual for your profound act of generosity, kindness and love. We earnestly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, daughter and relatives K-2897
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“The Lord gave life and the Lord taken away; May the name of the Lord be praised” Job 1:21 Words are inadequate to express our sincere and profound gratitude to each every individual for the love, support and comfort you all have shown us through prayer, morally, physically, and financially, during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved son Lt. THEJAWELIE METHA (Theja), who left for his heavenly abode on 31st August 2017. We c o n ve y o ur he artfe lt grat it ude and appreciation to:1. Koinonia Baptist Church Kohima a) Rev. Zotuo Sr. Pastor b) Men’s Fellowship c) Women’s Fellowship d) Youth Deptt. e) Sunday School Deptt. 2. Light Prayer Centre-Aradura Kohima 3. Chakhesang Baptist Church-Ministers Hill Kohima LATE THEJAWELIE METHA 4. Seiyhama Fellowship Kohima Born on : 06/06/1994 5. Baptist Church Seiyhama Died on: 31/08/2017 6. CRC Seiyhama 7. Baptist Church Seiyha Phesa 8. Soul Harvest Church, 4th NAP Thizama 9. Seiyhama Union Kohima 10. Metha Union Seiyhama 11. Village Council Seiyhama 12. Village Council Seiyha Phesa 13. Lower Bayavü Colony 14. DBS Tesophenyu Staffs 15. DGP Band, 4th NAP Bn. Thizama 16. Northern Angami-II Constituency Mandal 17. Oking Hospital Kohima 18. Imphal Hospital Manipur 19. RIMS Hospital, Imphal Blood Donors 20. Vehicle providers. We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individual but we will ever remain indebted for the act of kindness you all have shown. It is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving daddy, mom, brothers, sisters, nieces, nephew and relatives. K-2900
Lt. Y. Noknyem Konyak, S/o Shri Yinmei Konyak BORN ON: 03. MAY.1999 – DIED ON : 03.SEPT. 2017
We, the bereaved family, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all, near and far who stood by us, supported us, shared our sorrow and mourned at the time of the loss of our beloved son & brother. Your supports through prayers, financially, physically and morally will always be remembered. We convey our sincere thanks to:i) Faith Hospital Dimapur, Doctors & Nurses. ii) Shamrock Hospital Dimapur, Doctors & Nurses. iii) Konyak Baptist Bumeinok, Dimapur iv) Konyak Baptist Bumeinok Sheko Khong. v) Konyak Union Dimapur Unit. vi) Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong , Dimapur Unit. vii) Borlengri Konyak Fellowship. viii) Diphupar Konyak Fellowship. ix) Cornerstone Higher Sec. School. x) Cornerstone Classmates (Class-12-A) xi) Liz Woodland School Dimapur Staff xii) Totok Chingnyu Baptist Church. xiii) Mon Town Penshe Puhu. xiv) Aoyimsen Baptist Church, DImapur. xv) Aoyimsen Village Council, Dimapur xvi) Sheanghah Union, Dimapur xvii) Nagaland University Mezephima Campus Security. xviii) Tamlu Union, Dimapur. xix) Tinghonyin Chumukedima. xx) Dimapur Govt. College B.A 3rd Semester Section -B. xxi) Totok Citizen Union Dimapur. Even though we could not mention each and every individual, your supports will always be remembered. May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving parents, sisters and relatives. DP-8937 K
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India thrash SL by 7 wkts in T20I
(L-R): Sri Lanka’s Angelo Mathews being stumped by India’s wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Virat Kohli celebrates his half centuryon Wednesday. (PTI) C o l o m b o, S e p 6 (IANS): Virat Kohli led from the front with some explosive batting as India thrashed Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the one-off Twenty20 International at the R. Premadasa Stadium here on Wednesday. Kohli plundered 82 runs off just 54 deliveries, smashing seven boundaries and a six as the visitors chased down the 171-run target with four balls and seven wickets to spare. Manish Pandey gave Kohli excellent support from the other end. The right-hander from Karnataka brought up his maiden half-century in T20Is and remained unbeaten on 51 with four boundaries and a six studding his 36-ball innings. The duo put together 119 runs between them off 77 deliveries after the early departure of Indian openers
Rohit Sharma and Lokesh Rahul. By the time Kohli fell to young pacer Isuru Udana -- caught by Dasun Shanaka while trying to clear the midwicket fence -- the Indians were on the threshold of victory, with 10 runs needed off nine balls. For Sri Lanka, veteran fast bowler Lasith Malinga, Seekkuge Prasanna and Isuru Udana took a wicket each. Rohit and Rahul had put the visitors off to a promising start. But Rohit virtually threw away his wicket with a poorly attempted slog off Malinga, which saw Thisara Perera running in from mid-on to latch onto the skier. Rahul departed exactly three overs later thanks to a brilliant diving catch by Dasun Shanaka at cover off Seekkuge Prasanna’s bowling.
But that was the last bit of celebration that the Lankans will manage for a long time as Kohli and Pandey came together to ensure a comfortable victory for India. Pandey hit the winning runs in style, hitting Thisara Perera for a boundary to the mid-off fence which also brought up his half-century. Earlier, Sri Lanka rode on Dilshan Munaweera’s 29-ball brisk half century to post 170/7. Put in to bat after a rain-delayed start, the hosts lost the opening duo of skipper Upul Tharanga (5) and Niroshan Dickwella (17) within the first five overs to totter at 46/2. India’s T20 specialists -- Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah -- gave the visitors a perfect start to remove the opening duo. Bhuvneshwar got rid of Tharanga with a perfect in-
swinger as the ball crashed into his middle stumps before Bumrah, who was bludgeoned for three boundaries in his first over, came back to castle Dickwella in the fifth over of the innings. Coming in at No.3, Munaweera (53 from 29 balls, 5*4, 4*6) saved the hosts from the blushes with a fighting half century that came off 26 balls before all-rounder Ashan Priyanjan’s unbeaten run-a-ball 40 helped them to a healthy total.
Brief Scores: India: 174/3 (Virat Kohli 82, Manish Pandey 51 not out) vs Sri Lanka: 170/7 (Dilshan Munaweera 53, Ashan Priyanjan 40 not out, Isuru Udana 19 not out, Yuzvendra Chahal 3/43, Kuldeep Yadav 2/20).
India-Aus series to be played as per old ICC rules New Delhi, Sep 6 (PTI): The upcoming India-Australia series, scheduled from September 17 to October 13, will be played as per existing by-laws of the game despite new ICC rules coming into effect from September 28. Virat Kohli and his team will play as per new rules when New Zealand tour India in mid-October. However, the rules will take effect when Bangladesh take on South Africa and Pakistan take on Sri Lanka. The new set of rules pertaining to the code of conduct, DRS usage, and size of the equipment were supposed to be implemented from October 1 but with the twin Test series starting on September 28, it has been decided that it will come to effect from that very date.
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Khriekesa FC enter KTC Cup final
Khriekesa FC and Addax FC players along with match patron, referees and organizer before the match. (NP) Correspondent
Kohima, Sep 6 (NPN): Khriekesa FC beat Addax FC 3-0 to enter the final of the KTC Cup played at Kohima local ground on Wednesday. Khriekesa FC, which finished third position in the recently concluded Kohima Football League, opened the account in the 11th min-
ute when Nyithong Magh free kick found the target. The first session ended 1-0 in favour of Khriekesa FC. Coming after the break, Khriekesa FC scored two more goals. Yhunshalo Kemp scored the second goal in the 69th minute through a spot kick. The third and final goal was scored by Kekhriengulie Usou in the 79th minute.
Addax FC had to blame for themselves as they missed number of opportunities. M e a n w h i l e , Khriekethozo (23) of Addax FC and Kekhriese Ciesotsu (8) of Khriekesa FC were yellow carded for foul play. An entrepreneur from Kohima Thepfuhulie Belho was the match patron.
Indian colts must use U17 WC to shine: FIFA legends
Mumbai, Sep 6 (PTI): FIFA legends Carlos Valderrama and Marcel Desailly Wednesday advised the Indian colts to view the upcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup as a huge opportunity to shine on the international stage and perform to their potential. “It’s a huge opportunity for the Indian U-17 team. If you want to go to Real Madrid, then this is your opportunity. All the big scouts and agents will be watching, so enjoy and grab this opportunity. You don’t get too many oppor-
tunities in football. This is their moment to shine and stand out,” said Valderrama, who used to be a stand-out performer with his sublime ball skills and hair style for Colombia in the 1980s. “The Indian team playing at home is something very special. They should be prepared physically and psychologically very well because it is tough to handle pressure playing on home soil,” said French World Cup winner Desailly. “We won the World Cup in 1998 on home soil because we were able to
convert that pressure into positive energy on the field and have that extra performance,” he remarked while talking to reporters at the D Y Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. Nigerian great Emmanuel Amuneke echoed similar views. “ U n f o r t u n a t e ly, I haven’t seen them play, being the first time they are hosting this event. It is a big encouragement, opportunity for youths to develop their game,” Amuneke said. “The U-17 boys need to believe in themselves. Their
journey starts here and if they can prove themselves and believe in their ability as a team, play collectively and see how they can make it to the group stage, the opportunity would be great for them,” the ex-coach of Nigerian U17 team added. The team of five FIFA legends comprising Amuneke, Valderrama, Desailly, Spaniard Fernando Morientes and Mexican Jorge Campos, trounced an Indian select 5-4 in an exhibition match held to start the 30day countdown for the FIFA U-17 World Cup.
Delhi beat Venus oldest semi-finalist in US Open Bengaluru in PKL N e w Yo r k , S e p 6 (IANS): Seven-time tennis Grand Slam champion Venus Williams became the oldest semifinalist in US Open history at age 37 with a 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (2) thriller win over Petra Kvitova of the Czech Republic. Coming up next for the US ninth seed will be the clash against her 83rdranked compatriot Sloane Stephens, who edged past Latvian 16th seed Anastasija Sevastova 6-3, 3-6, 7-6(4), reports Xinhua news agency. Williams, who improved to 2-4 all-time against the Czech 13th seed, will return to the world top five for the first time since January 2011. All six of the matches between Williams and Kvitova have gone to a third set. “I’m so fortunate to have won that match. It came down to the wire,” Williams said after the quarter-final match on Tuesday. “I try to tell myself to enjoy
Venus Williams the competition, enjoy the battle and I think I was able to do that.” Williams gave up the first break of serve trailing at 3-1 with three double faults, but was able to reel off five straight games as Kvitova racked up too many errors. A l o o s e Wi l l i a m s game early in the second offered Kvitova the lifeline she needed and she clawed back to take the second set. Two brilliant cross-court backhands gave Kvitova an
early break in the third but Williams recovered from 3-1 down, leveling it when the Czech double-faulted. It came down to a tiebreak and a brilliant return at 1-1 was enough to give Williams the momentum. Roared on by the New York crowd, the 2000 and 2001 champion powered to 6-1 and never looked back. Stephens’ comeback from injury will keep going all the way to the semifinals. She’s No.83 now with 13 wins in her last 15 matches, becoming just the seventh player outside the top 50 to reach the US Open women’s semifinals. Her only previous Grand Slam semi was at the Australian Open four years ago. In men’s side, Spanish 12th seed Pablo Carreno Busta, who has not dropped a set, cruised into his first Grand Slam semifinal by defeating Argentine 29th seed Diego Schartzman 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.
Kolkata, Sep 6 (IANS): Dabang Delhi came from behind to beat Bengaluru Bulls 38-30 and log their second consecutive win in a Inter Zone challenge of the Pro-Kabaddi League at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Indoor Stadium on Wednesday. In what was a see-saw battle from start to finish, Bengaluru threw away their halftime lead of 18-12 as Delhi rode their captain Meraj Sheykh’s superlative show to register their fourth win in the tournament in nine games. Delhi are now on 24 points. Bengaluru remained fourth with 23 points from 11 outings. For Bengaluru, Rohit Kumar (13 raid points) fought well but in the end his efforts went in vain. Delhi got off to a bright start, opening up a 6-1 lead, on the raids of their Iranian duo of skipper Sheykh (14 raid points) and Abolfazl Maghsodlou’s (8 raid points).
Argentina, Chile slip up; Uruguay win
Surrounded by Venezuela’s players Argentina’s Lionel Messi controls the ball during a 2018 World Cup qualifying soccer match, Tuesday. (AP/PTI) Montevideo, Sep 6 (Agencies): Argentina and Chile’s World Cup qualification hopes were left on a knife edge after the South American heavyweights slipped up once again on the road to next year’s finals in Russia. Argentina needed a second-half own goal to help them snatch a 1-1 draw against already-eliminated Venezuela in Buenos Aires
while Chile crashed to a 1-0 defeat against Bolivia in La Paz. The results left 2014 World Cup finalists Argentina and reigning Copa America champions Chile outside of the automatic qualifying places and sets up a nail-biting final two rounds of matches next month. Argentina are fifth in the standings with 24 points from 16 games while Chile are sixth with 23 points. The
Argentinians -- who would face a playoff against New Zealand if they remain fifth -- host fourth-placed Peru next month in Buenos Aires before an awkward final game at altitude against Ecuador. Chile meanwhile will face Ecuador in Santiago on October 5, before heading to Brazil for their final qualifier five days later. At the top of the table, Brazil have already qualified and assured them-
selves of first place. The Brazilians picked up another point on Tuesday with a 1-1 draw against third- placed Colombia in Barranquilla. A spectacular volleyed goal from Willian gave the Brazilians the lead on the stroke of half-time before Colombia clawed back a share of the points with a battling second-half display capped by a headed equaliser from Radamel Falcao. Uruguay meanwhile moved to the brink of qualification with a typically combative 2-1 win over Paraguay in Asuncion. Federico Valverde fired Uruguay into the lead with a deflected shot on 76 minutes before Luis Suarez then broke clear to set up the visitors second. The Barcelona superstar rounded goalkeeper Anthony Silva and then saw his shot hit the woodwork only to rebound into the net off Gustavo Gomez. Angel Romero pulled a goal back for Paraguay but hopes of a dramatic late fightback came to nothing. The result leaves Uruguay second in the standings with 27 points from 16 games.
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