Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com
Vol XXIX No. 272
DIMAPUR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00
If attacked, India will give a befitting reply: Naidu
High hopes from shooting at Tokyo Olympics: Rijiju
UK High Court: Johnson’s suspension of Parliament ‘lawful’
national, Page 7
sports, Page 11
international, Page 9
Naga solution vital for regional peace: Rio Spacecraft set to attempt moon landing
Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, has asserted that a political solution to the decades old Naga political issue was imperative for sustainable peace and progress to the northeast region of the country. Rio was speaking at the valedictory session of the two-day 26th conference of Director Generals of Police (DGsP)/ InspectorGenerals of Police (IGsP) and heads of Central Police Organisations (CPOs) of North Eastern states hosted by Nagaland Police Friday at Rhododendron Hall, Nagaland Police Complex, Chumoukedima. “A political solution to the Naga political imbroglio will surely bring stability to the entire region,” said Rio. The chief minister asserted that a political solution to Naga issue would also change the dynamics of security and progress of the region as the Naga movement was considered to be “the mother of all insurgencies” in the entire region. Rio was hopeful that a solution between govern-
Chief minister, Neiphiu Rio speaks during the conference at Nagaland Police Complex, Chumoukedima Friday. (NP)
ment of India and Naga Political Groups (NPGs) would work out at the earliest and usher in a new era of “genuine peace”, all round progress, inclusive development and economic growth in northeast region. On security of northeast region, Rio said security related issues of the north eastern region have inter-state, national and international ramifications as the region shared international boundaries with five countries. In this backdrop, Rio said it was imperative to understand the importance of the overall scenario without undermining the sensitivities and emotions of the populace. “In a democratic country like ours, we need to ap-
preciate the ethnic, linguistic and religious diversities that lie within the rich yet fragile region,” said Rio. With decline in insurgency related violence, Rio said the security situation in the northeast region has shown significant improvement in the recent years due to combined effort of security forces and government’s policies. He said some states were now “completely free” from insurgency related violence while insurgency activities have been largely contained in other states. In regard to Nagaland, the chief minister said most of the Naga national organisations were in cease-fire and that there has been relative cessation of hostilities except for some stray inci-
Munda graces NU Silver Jubilee
Munda releasing Jubilee plaque at NU Lumami Friday. (NP)
Correspondent
MOKOKCHUNG, SEP 6 (NPN): Union Minister of Tribal Affairs, Arjun Munda, graced the Nagaland University Silver Jubilee celebration as the chief guest on Friday. The programme held at I Ihoshe Kinimi Hall, NU Lumami, on the theme “For a Vibrant Future” was also graced by Chargé d’Affaires, Royal Thai Embassy, New Delhi, Thirapth Mongkolnavin, as the guest of honour and Minister for Higher & Technical Education and Tribal
Fuel prices cut
NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (agencies): State-run oil marketing companies Friday lowered the retail prices petrol and diesel for second successive day. Retail prices of petrol were cut by 8-9 paise while diesel prices were reduced by 5-6 paise.
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Affairs, Temjen Imna Along, as a special guest. Speaking on the occasion, the Union Minister Arjun Munda announced a proposal for ‘the centre of excellence for Tribal Affairs’ at the Nagaland University. Acknowledging the glorious celebration of the Silver Jubilee of NU, he said that the university should exist to instil academic skills for the development of the nation with reasons and hopes. Munda urged the teaching faculty be a facilitator, counsellor and parent to produce globally relevant
graduates. The chief guest also emphasised on the freedom of expression and speech as enshrined in the fundamental rights for a vibrant India. Earlier, delivering his speech as guest of honour, Thirapth Mongkolnavin stated that Thailand has placed particular importance and interest on cooperation with the North-eastern region ranging from road connectivity, forest resource management, biodiversity, to people to people exchange and others, especially due to its geo-strategic location. The gateway to ASEAN begins from the region, which is central to India’s Act East policy, he added. Minister for Higher & Technical Education and Traibal Affairs, Temjen Imna Along also spoke at the programme. Earlier, the Jubilee souvenir and jubilee plaque was unveiled by the chief guest while the NU vice chancellor Prof. Pardeshi Lal gave his address.
dents from time to time. Rio lauded the Conference for their efforts in maintaining peace and security in the region. He said the forum was gradually evolving as an important platform for regional coordination and contributing towards better understanding and cooperation among the state police, central armed police forces and other central police organisations deployed in the region. The chief minister also highlighted some areas of concerns and challenges faced by police and security agencies such as terrorism, cyber crime, financial frauds and organised crime using modern technology. Asserting that these situations have created invincible enemies and that these new challenges required new strategies, Rio highlighted the need to relook at the mode of training and curriculum so that law enforcing agencies were in tune with the constantly changing dynamics. The chief minister also underscored the need to evolve policies to address serious issues like police transparency, poor infrastructure, corruption, meri-
torious recruitment at all levels, abuse of power and position, obsolete weaponry and enhancement of intelligence gathering with the use of technology. Rio said it was time for police to introspect and undertake measures to correct the system in the greater interest of the nation and to win the trust of the citizens. “We must understand our enormous potentials, overcome out shortcomings and emerge as a key player in the new environment of the global economy”, said Rio. Earlier, welcome addresses were delivered by additional director IB, A K Mishra and DPG Nagaland, T. John Longkumer and vote of thanks by joint director SIB Kohima, Arvind Kumar. The chief minister was accompanied by minister for health and family welfare, S Pangnyu Phom and minister for urban development & municipal affairs minister, Metsubo Jamir. The two-day conference concluded with drill/ weapons handling display by 15 NAP (IR) Mahila Battalion and demonstration by STF, Nagaland Police.
BENGALURU, SEPT 6 (PTI): As the nation awaits with bated breath for the soft-landing of the ‘Vikram’ lander on the south pole of the lunar surface, the first attempt by any country, ISRO said on Friday everything related to the much awaited touchdown is going as per plan. Joining the nation in wishing ISRO a success, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the mission manifests the best of Indian talent and spirit of tenacity. “Its success will benefit crores of Indians,” he said in a series of tweets. “We are eagerly waiting for the event. Everything is going according to the plan,” Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation K Sivan told PTI on Friday. The touchdown of ‘Vikram’ lander is scheduled between 1.30 am and 2.30 am, followed by the rollout of rover ‘Pragyan’ between 5.30 a.m and 6.30 a.m. As India attempts a soft-landing on the lunar surface, all eyes will be on the lander ‘Vikram’ and rover ‘Pragyan’. The 1,471kg ‘Vikram’, named after Dr Vikram A Sarabhai, father of the Indian space programme, is designed to
execute a soft-landing on the lunar surface, and to function for one lunar day, which is equivalent to about 14 earth days. Chandrayaan2’s 27-kg robotic vehicle ‘Pragyan’, which translates to ‘wisdom’ in Sanskrit, can travel up to 500 metres from the landing spot on the Moon and leverages solar energy for its functioning. “The lander carries three scientific payloads to conduct surface and subsurface science experiments, while the rover carries two payloads to enhance our understanding of the lunar surface,” according to ISRO. ‘Vikram’ will perform a series of complex braking manoeuvres to soft-land in the South polar region of the Moon between two craters, Manzinus C and Simpelius N, on September 7. A few hours later, the rover will roll down from ‘Vikram’ and will explore the surrounding lunar terrain. Chandrayaan-2, a follow-on mission to the Chandrayaan-1 venture launched more than a decade ago, comprises an orbiter, lander (Vikram) and rover (Pragyan). The mission life of the orbiter will be one year while that of the lander and rover
will be one lunar day which is equal to 14 earth days. A successful touch-down will make India the fourth country after Russia, the US and China to achieve a soft landing on the moon, and the first to launch a mission to the unexplored south polar region. The Chandrayaan-2 is a Rs 978 crore unmanned moon mission (satellite cost Rs 603 crore, GSLV MK III cost Rs 375 crore). India’s Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle, GSLV MkIII-M1 successfully launched the 3,840kg Chandrayaan-2 spacecraft into Earth’s orbit on July 22. On September 2, ‘Vikram’ successfully separated from the orbiter, following which two de-orbiting manoeuvres were performed to bring the lander closer to the Moon. The health of the spacecraft is being continuously monitored from the Mission Operations Complex at ISTRAC here with support from Indian Deep Space Network (IDSN) antennas at Bylalu, near Bengaluru. The orbiter carries eight scientific payloads for mapping the lunar surface and study the exosphere (outer atmosphere) of the Moon, according to ISRO officials.
KU affirms stance on statehood demand DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Konyak Union (KU) and executive board council at a meeting held at Mon HQ on September 6, 2019, which thoroughly discussed all aspects of the impending Naga political solution, has wholeheartedly welcomed it in principle. In a press statement, KU president S Howing and general secretary Wango Konyak asserted that the executive body, however, “accorded the demand of the Frontier State moved by the ENPO and so long pending with the G.o.I; Centrality to the concept of the solution and grant of statehood should form part and parcel of the same.” KU stated that erstwhile “Tuensang Division” of the then NEFA comprising the present four districts of Eastern Nagaland amalgamated to the then Naga Hill districts of Assam to form Nagaland state. (Cont’d on p-8)
NPRAAF says CIHSR flouting MoU DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Claiming that Referral Hospital Dimapur, has become more of ‘commercial centered’, the Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) has urged the Christian Institute of Health Science and Research (CIHSR) board to ensure that rates of treatment were revised to serve the objective it espoused. NPRAAF through its information & publicity wing stated that the government of Nagaland entered into tripartite agreement by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Emmanuel Hospital Association (EHA) New Delhi and Christian Medical Centre (CMC) Vellore on January 25, 2005 to establish CIHSR. Pointing out flaws in the MoU, the NPRAAF asserted that MoU must be rectified to make EHA ac-
countable for any financial mismanagement or any legal liability arising in management of the hospital. Though tripartite MoU was entered just for a period of 30 years, the NPRAAF said that the EHA has already established a nursing college and now it was in the process of establishing a medical college inside the hospital perimeter. Querying whether EHA was undertaking such steps with the state government approval, the forum said EHA in the cover of CIHSR should not venture something that could go beyond its contract term unless it has an ulterior motives to serve its interest. It stated neither EHA nor CMC Vellore had invested anything in cash or in kind in the hospital as spelled out in the MoU. NPRAAF said that the hospital was expected to render better health care
at an affordable cost without profit motive as envisaged in the MoU. It also appealed to the state government to ensure employment of local in the referral hospital. NPRAAF affirmed that it would remain vigilant and take the matter to a logical end if the EHA dominated CIHSR failed to respect the MoU and worked unilaterally pushing its sole interest. The forum also affirmed to continue monitoring and scrutinizing CIHSR working system for the larger interest of poor patients of the state. On the state government’s proposal to established medical college in Kohima, the forum suggested that feasibility of public medical college would be best at the premises of Referral hospital Dimapur, which has all the facilities for the students. K Y M C
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Noke launches Poshan Maah 2019
Advisor, Social Welfare, Home Guards & Civil Defence, Noke Wangnao along with the officials and the nine team awardees at The Heritage, Kohima on September 6. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Nagaland has been rated as the better performing States at the national level in implementation of Poshan Abhiyaan, said advisor, Social Welfare, Home Guards & Civil Defence, Noke Wangnao while launching the Poshan Maah 2019 in Kohima on September 6. He also acknowledged the nodal and convergent departments for implementing and launching “PoshanAbhiyaan” for the second year. He said Poshan Maah has been celebrated in September 2019 (National Nutrition Month) to further accelerate various activities under PoshanAbhiyaan and to create a Jan Andolan in the process. According to DIPR
report, Noke said that the focus will be on five critical components of PoshanAbhiyaan, first 1000 days of the child, Anaemia, Diarrhoea, Hand Wash & Sanitation, and PoshtikAhaar (wholesome meal with diet diversity). He said Anganwadi workers were playing a crucial role, along with the helpers, the lady supervisors, ASHAs and ANMs, in contributing and making the Abhiyaan a success. He further congratulated the two teams from Nagaland which received the National Awards at the Poshan Award ceremony recently at New Delhi and the other nine teams for receiving the State award. He also encouraged the line departments to
continue to work in convergence so as to uplift the health and nutritional status among the children, adolescent girls, pregnant women and lactating mothers to make Nagaland a “Mal Nourished Free State” in tune with the rest of the country by March 2022. S e c r e t a r y, S o c i a l Welfare, Sarah R Ritse highlighted that Rashtriya Poshan Abhiyaan construed as “National Nutrition Mission” was launched in March 2019 while PoshanMaah has been celebrated in the month of September since last year reaching out to more than 25 crore people, followed by POSHAN Pakhwada from March 8-23, 2019 which touched
Seminar on child protection
K. Ela (NP) Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Nagaland Development Outreach (NDO), development wing of NBCC, along with Prodigals Home- Childline Dimapur organised a seminar on strengthening child protection mechanism for church leader and Village Child protection Committee (VCPC) at NMM conference hall here on Friday. The resource persons in the seminar were Prodigals Home, director, K Ela and advocate, Tia Longkumer. Speaking on the topic “understanding child protection issues: Nagaland context”, K Ela dwelled on child protection issue that needed col-
lective approach. With regard to child protection issues and challenges, she pointed out major drawbacks such as ignorance, indifference, non- reporting of cases, mishandling of cases, weak governance, inadequate facilities and resources, time consuming criminal justice system, poor knowledge and skills by duty bearers and children. She called upon the church leaders to take up the issue of sexual abuse in children in a broader way instead of shying away reminding that the more they shy away the more children were victimized. She further said, “Every child that you encounter is a divine appointment” adding that every child was equal and they deserve to be love and protected. Ela also spoke on the significance of child protection mechanism and the role of Church workers and community leaders in child protection measures. Advocate, Tia Longkumer spoke on child protection laws, Police: laws relevant in Nagaland. He highlighted the various Act implemented as per the law of Juvenile justice Act. Earlier, the programme began with an invocation and welcome address by NDO, director reverend, C Amop Noklak.
48 crore people all across the nation. Encouraged by the intensive participation of the line ministries, States/UTs and beneficiaries during PoshanMaah 2018 and PoshanPakhwada in March 2019, she said Ministry of Women & Child Development has decided to further intensify the efforts and celebrate PoshanMaah during September 2019 to further accelerate various activities under PoshanAbhiyaan. Sarah mentioned that the State shall extensively use mass media, outdoor media, print media and social media in order to bring visibility to Poshan Maah. The activities conducted during PoshanMaah will be compiled at the Block/ Disrict/State level on daily
NNC observes 56th anniv of ‘Indo-Naga’ ceasefire Correspondent
KOHIMA, SEP 6 (NPN): Naga National Council (NNC) observed 56th anniversary of the ‘Indo-Naga’ ceasefire at Chedema Peace Camp here on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, NNC spokesperson Kolezo Chase said the significance of the ceasefire, which came into effect on September 6, 1964, cannot be undermined for the very reason that it brought about the much awaited peace and hoped to result in understanding problem between the ‘two counties.’ Kolezo Chase thanked the initiative of the Nagaland Baptist Churches Council (NBCC) which brought about a ceasefire agreement between the government of the union of India and the Federal government of Nagaland 56 years ago. Although the government of India ‘unilaterally abrogated’ the ceasefire on June 7, 1972, Chase said the FGN and NNC uphold the ceasefire agreement up to this day the September 6, 2019. NNC president Adinno Phizo and FGN Kedahge ‘Gen (Retd)’ Viyalie Metha were also amongst the others who attended the programme. FGN Deputy Homaki Kilonser Akho Meru chaired the function while Pastor CBCK Rev. Vezopa Rhakho proposed.
basis and update it on Jan Andolan Dashboard at www.POSHANabhivaan. gov.in. Additional director, Social Welfare, Tutula Pongen elaborating on the overview of “PoshanAbhiyaan in Nagaland” gave a slide presentation on the objectives, status, activities and achievement of the mission. Consultant, Maternal and Child Health, Dr. Longri Ao gave a detail presentation on the “Importance of first 1000 days of a child life” and informed that the first 1000 days is roughly the time between “Conception and the first two years of life” (Nine months of pregnancy plus first two years of life) so the foundation for optimum health, growth and neurodevelopment across the lifespan will be determined during the first 1000 days and massive opportunity to shape a child’s future. Representatives from School Education, NSRLM-RD, PHE, FSSAI highlighted about their roles, strategies and achievement relating to the Poshan programme. Sarah R. Ritse administered the Poshan pledge subsequently. Later, Noke Wangao also flagged off the rally at the Heritage, Kohima.
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news in Brief Relief issue resolved: With regard to the issue of distribution of relief rice by District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Mokokchung, a consultative meeting held at Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Office Chuchuyimlang on September 6, 2019 under the chairmanship of SDO (Civil) Changtongya along with officials of DDMA Mokokchung, village council chairmen under the administrative circle of Chuchuyimlang and Ad hoc Town Committee of Chuchuyimlang. After holding detailed discussion and clearing all doubts and queries, the meeting resolved the issues. ANSTRU informs: All Nagaland State Transport Running Staff Union (ANSTRU) has informed that there will be an emergency meeting on September 14 at 9 am at Old NST office complex, regarding trip allowances which has not been enhanced till date. All 11 district presidents have been requested to attend the meeting along with two members each without fail. Members have also been requested to bring yearly memberships and agendas for the welfare of the union. DC Tuensang issue relief: Deputy Commissioner (DC) and chairman, DDMA Tuensang, Mohammed Ali Shihab, has extended an immediate relief to Thungti Chang of Hakushang Colony, Tuensang Town whose residential building was completely burned down by fire on August 31. Sarathi 4.0 launched in Wokha: District Transport Office, Wokha has launched sarathi 4.0 on September 5, after imparting training to the staff on September 2 by technical expert from National Informatics Centre Nagaland. Sarathi 4.0 is an upgraded version of sarathi 1.0 presently used at the office. The software is a complete computerized web enabled database for driving licence that provides online application, real time availability of information and details that enhance quality of services to the citizens and various stake holders. GHSS Wokha: GHSS Wokha alumni meeting has been convened on September 14 at 11 am at GHSS Wokha campus. GHSS Wokha senior principal Y. Vungthungo said the alumni meeting will deliberate on issues ranging from welfare to development of the school. He further requested all alumni of GHSS Wokha to attend the meeting positively. Pensioners ‘physical verification: Treasury Office, Peren has informed that the annual pensioners’ physical verification for 2019 will be held from September 16 to 18 in circle wise mentioned below: Jalukie, Athibung & Ngwalwa Circle (September 16), Tening circle (September 17) and Peren circle (September 18). DIPR issues corrigendum: Apropos the news item “teachers honoured” published in this daily on September 6, DIPR has clarified that Thungjamo Lotha of Isaiah Ability School was not given financial assistance. DIPR has regretted the inadvertent error. Clarification: Apropos the news item under the heading “one day workshop on national pension system” should be read as all the Head of Department (HoDs) have been asked to be present along with the officers, who are dealing with national pension system at the workshop without fail.
NU Kohima campus celebrates silver jubilee Correspondent
Kohima, Sep 6 (NPN): Nagaland University Kohima Campus Meriema celebrated its 25th years anniversary under theme “For a vibrant future” at its campus here on Friday. Nagaland University is a Central University established in the state of Nagaland by an Act of Parliament by the Government of India in 1989. The foundation stone of the university was laid at Lumami, Zunheboto by late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on November 1987 and on September 6, 1994 the first vice chancellor for the 13th central university of India was appointed. Prof. G.T. Thong in his address said that prior to establishment of Nagaland University, it was part of NEHU, where two campuses were established in Kohima and Medziphema (School of Agricultural Sciences and Rural Development) under
NEHU. With the establishment of NU, the two erstwhile campuses inherited from NEHU as well as the colleges affiliated to it fell within the jurisdiction of Nagaland University. He said that the NU has three permanent campuses at Lumami, Meriema (Kohima) and Medziphema and a temporary campus in Dimapur. The university has 41 departments and seven centres offering undergraduate, postgraduate and Ph.D. programmes in Arts, commerce, management, sciences, Agricultural sciences and Engineering and technology, besides Diploma and certificate courses. Thong said 65 colleges have been affiliated under NU and the university has awarded degrees to 562 B. Tech, 8740 post graduate, 40 M. Phil and 386 Ph. D degrees, besides numerous B.sc. (Agri.Hons). A total of Rs. 105 crore has been generated by the faculties from
research projects and other development schemes for the university. He said the Nagaland University was established to disseminate knowledge, promote innovations and improve the socio-economic conditions and welfare of the people of Nagaland. On the occasion, he said “we cannot afford to continue with this laidback attitude” and challenged the gathering to improve the research, academic output, administrative and other support to improve manifold. He also reminded the university students that they should give back to the society what has been given to them by the university. Prof. Buno Liegise, in her address said the university has 36 academic departments like undergraduate, postgraduate, M.Phil and Ph.D, and six schools namely social sciences, humanities and education, sciences, agri-
cultural sciences, engineering and technology and management. Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, MLA, one of the alumni of the university hoisted the university flag. The programme chaired by Thungchanbeni Kithan began with an invocation by pastor Peraciezie Baptist Church, Kohima, Dr. Kevichalie Metha. Special songs were presented by Seyievinuo Chüzho and Nagaland University Students Union Kohima campus, Dzüvinguno Dorothy Chasie read a poem “My rugged university”, documentary of the university was screened, while vote of thanks was tendered by joint registrar Nagaland University Kohima, Shyien Vihienuo. The programme was attended by the students of Nagaland University Kohima campus, alumni members, university faculty members, well wishers and others.
Deliberation on child protection and care in Kohima ZYON, NNC-PB condemn alleged intrusion Correspondent
Kohima, Sep 6 (NPN): District Child Protection Unit, Kohima in collaboration with Childline Kohima organized a programme on collective deliberation towards care and protection of children with doctors of Naga Hospital at the conference hall of Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima on Friday. Speaking on the topic “Medico-legal cases in sexual violence with special reference to POSCO Act, 2012,” Assistant Public Prosecutor, Kohima Abraham said that POCSO Act has an exceptional clause section 29 presumption contrary to other penal code with regard to certain offences. He added that the Criminal law (Amendment) Act 2018, which came into force on April 21, 2018, stipulated stringent punishment for perpetrator of rape particularly of girls below 12 years and a minimum jail term of 20 years which may lead to life imprisonment or death sentence. The minimum punishK Y M C
Dignitaries and participants of programme on collective deliberation towards care and protection of children with stakeholders in Kohima on Friday. (NP)
ment in cases of rape of women has been increased from rigorous imprisonment of seven years to ten years, he said. He also said that in some cases child abuse were not reported while in some case the parents did not want the case to be reported. Programme officer, State Adoption Resource Agency (SARA) Nagaland Kekuolhounuo, who shared on overview of legal adoption said the adoption procedure under
Legal Adoption was as per the Juvenile Justice Act which has mandated the Central Adoption Resource Authority to come up with Adoption Regulation Act. She added the adoption has been finalized by the court and at the end of the adoption procedure the adoptive parents get the adoption certificate. She said the state government has adopted and notified the Juvenile Justice Act and as per the act, if any person or organization
offers or gives or receivesany orphan, abandoned or surrendered child for the purpose of adoption, without following the provisions or procedures; such person or organization shall face punishment with rigorous imprisonment up to seven years or liable to fine of Rs. 1 lakh. She informed that there were four Specialised Adoption Agencies (SAA) in Nagaland- Radiant Educational Society, Kohima, Kohima Or phanage & Destitute Home,Kohima,
Wondang-Ki Charitable Foundation, Dimapur and John 3:16, Mon. Coordinator Childline Kohima, Neingutuonuo Kulnu highlighted on the activities of Childline Kohima. She said that Childline 1098 is a national 24 hour Toll Free emergency phone outreach service for children in need of care. Any child or concerned adult on behalf of the child can dial 1098 to access ‘Emergency Assistance’, she added.
DIMAPUR: Zeme Youth Organization Nagaland (ZYON) has condemned the alleged “inhuman and provoking act by the intruders on Lamhai Namdi village” on September 6. In a condemnation note, ZYON president, R. John Zeliang and general secretary, Rampau Haining Zeliang claimed that some miscreants entered the village around 4:30 am with “automatic guns and fired without any rhyme and reason” and further “torched houses and a Church”. The organization alleged that this was not the first provoking incidents displayed by the intruders. ZYON also stated that it maintained restrain as any communal violence could disrupt the peaceful atmosphere. The organisation therefore demanded that the competent authority to take action against those
responsible and cautioned of dire consequences if the issue was not settled and such elements were not contained at the earliest. NNC-PB ZLR-R, AMN: Naga National Council Parent Body Zeliangrong Region Assam, Manipur and Nagaland (NNC-PB ZLR-R, AMN) has also strongly condemned the “attacked and ravaged of Lamhainamdi village” on September 6 by some unidentified persons in camouflaged. MIP cell of NNC-PB ZLR-R, AMN claimed that the attackers used “automatic guns burnt down many houses and Church”. NNC-PB ZLR-R (AMN) affirmed that it will protect and safeguard their land at any cost. MIP said that Zeliangrong people and their land were scattered in three
different states, Assam, Manipur and Nagaland, and living peacefully in their own ancestral land till now despite many confrontations and encroachments of their land. But the Zeliangrong people maintained peace and tolerance with the neighbours patiently, it stated. Therefore, MIP said that Zeliangrong Naga national workers and the people will not bow down but will fight “tooth and nail” till justice is delivered and the ownership of land is protected. It further urged the concerned administrators and the government to deliver justice by safeguarding the ownership of land at the earliest and cautioned that for any untoward incident, the state government and district administrators will be held responsible.
LSU to organise cultural day
Dimapur:Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) has informed that 2nd LSU cultural day cum literary festival will be held on September 23 at Town Hall, Wokha. Director, School Education and HOD, Wonthungo Tsopoe, will grace the event as special guest. LSU cultural secretary, Thungbeni Kikon has informed all schools and colleges of Wokha district to submit list of participants to LSU office during working hours or submit soft copy through Whatsapp (8014821587), on
or before September 14. It further informs that essay writing, recitation, spelling bee and folk fusion song (not exceeding 1520 members) will be conducted in local dialect. There will also be an open competition for weaving, knitting and basket making competition irrespective of all ages on the same day. Therefore, participants for the open competition have been requested to bring their own materials. K Y M C
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DIMAPUR, SEP 6 (NPN): Minister of Soil and Water Conservation and Geology and Mining, V. Kashiho Sangtam has expressed concern on the impending challenges posed by rapid urbanization on earth’s resources and called for formulating judicious policies and framework to address the issue. The minister raised this concern while addressing the 39th State Geological Programming Board (SGPB) at the conference hall of Geology and Mining, Dimapur. He said that boom in rural urban migration in recent years has led to rapid urbanization leading to a number of negative impacts. The minister however
State Geological Programming Board meeting in progress at the conference Hall of Geological and Mining Directorate, Dimapur on September 6. (DIPR)
said that this issue has been due to fact that most of the resources discovered were not exploited. But he was optimistic that this deliberation would benefit the department in
strengthening its activities and the inputs shared by all and will stimulate new ideas for the overall strategy of the state economic development. He further said that the sincere deliberation and
exchange of views during the meeting would be useful for promoting and deriving maximum benefits from the activities to be undertaken by the department in its quest for achieving a self sustaining economy of the state through mineral resource development. He also stated the vision for economic sustainability of the state through development of its earth resources which would require the collective effort and sincere will of the Government, policy makers, geo scientists and technocrats
to enfold it to reality Director, directorate of geology and mining resources, Mizoram, Lalhmachhuana, gave a power point projection on minor mineral development. During his presentation, he laid out the procedures required to grant mineral concession and also the issues faced by the department. Earlier, the programme was chaired by commissioner and secretary, department of geology and mining, Imjung M Panger and welcome address delivered by director, Alun Hangsing.
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NPC thanksgiving service in Kohima DIMAPUR: Nagaland Peace Centre (NPC), Kohima organized a “thanks giving service” on September 6 on the occasion of the 54th Ceasefire Anniversary in Kohima. Under the newly elected chairman, Pedi Miachieo, the members observed a two-minute silence in respect of the former chairman, late N. Theyo.
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Pradesh to develop power NRC: Building of detention centre causes fear Arunachal sector with focus on clean energy
Under-construction detention camp at Matia, Goalpara. Matia (Assam), Sep 6 (IANS): The under-construction detention camp at Matia in western Assama’s Goalpara district is adding to the fear of thousands of people who failed to make it to the just published National Register of Citizens (NRC). Out of the ten detention centres which are being built by the Assam govern-
ment in different districts, the one at Matia in Goalpara is the largest one with capacity to house 3,000 inmates. The remaining nine detention centres will be constructed to house 1,000 inmates each. While the construction of this centre has started, the construction works for other nine centres are yet to begin. The other nine detention centres are
likely to be constructed at Barpeta, Dima Hasao, Kamrup, Karimganj, Lakhimpur, Nagaon, Nalbari, Sivasagar and Sonitpur. While the estimated cost of construction for the detention centre at Matia is approximately Rs. 146 crore, the estimates cost for construction of all the ten centres is Rs. 1000 crore. The final NRC pub-
lished by the Assam government on August 31 have excluded the names of 1.9 million people. These excluded people have to approach the Foreigners’ Tribunals and make fresh claims to ascertain their Indian citizenship and can move to higher courts subsequently. “We are genuine Indian people. My forefathers were born here in this land. However, in 1997 I was categorized as a “D” voter. Following which, I was served a notice from the Foreigners’ Tribunal. I pursued the case and finally the Session court in Goalpara district ruled in my favour saying that I am an Indian citizen. Yet my name is not there in the draft NRC,” said 55-year-old Saheb Ali, a resident of Khutamari village in the district. Matia is located about 30 km from Khutamari village. Saheb’s mother’s name is also not found in the NRC, which is worrying Saheb. He said that his mother’s name was included in the voter list
of 1966. “We have submitted the documents while filing the forms. However, her name is not there in the draft NRC,” said a concerned Ali. “We are not scared. We are Indian people, but yes I am concerned as the government is building some detention camps for those who fail to prove their Indian identity during the process. It will be difficult for us, if especially my mother had to spend days at detention centres at her age,” he said. The fear of Ali and many others like him are being compounded as there are instances innocent people being sent to detention camps for failing to prove their identity. One Mohammad Nur Mohammad, a resident of the Khutamari village, has already spent nine years and seven months in a detention centre before he was released last month following a Supreme Court order to release those who have spent more than 3 years in detention.
Itanagar, Sep 6 (PTI): The Arunachal Pradesh government is committed to all-round development of power sector with emphasis on clean energy, Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein has said. Calling upon engineers of the power and hydropower departments to work in close coordination for optimally harnessing the hydro potential of the state, the deputy chief minister said, all forms of energy resources should be harnessed for developing the power sector. Mein, who also holds the power portfolio, was speaking to the engineers at a review meeting here on Thursday. “Improved power scenario, evacuation of power and transmission line projects are of vital importance to the state,” he said. Concerted efforts have to be made to draw maximum power from the hydro power stations of the state, which would help in renew-
able energy accreditation, an official communiqué said on Friday. Highlighting that Kambang Small Hydropower Project (SHP) has to be put to use immediately, the minister directed the officers concerned to restore the dedicated 33 KV line within 45 days. Monsoon
fury had damaged several transmission lines of the project in July. He also asked the officers to prepare estimates for new projects with utmost diligence and improve the transmission system so that additional million units could be generated from hydro projects in the state.
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HSCL to develop sports infra for 11 MPs from 6 NE States hold meeting with NFR officials National Games in Meghalaya
Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Banteidor Lyngdoh and other officials of the sports department witnessed the signing of the agreement. Correspondent
S h i ll o n g , S e p 6 (IANS): Meghalaya’s Department of Sports and Youth Affairs on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hindustan Steelworks Construction Limited (HSCL) for development of sports infrastructure for the 2022 National Games to be held in this mountainous state. Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Banteidor
Lyngdoh and other officials of the sports department witnessed the signing of the agreement. “Our preparation for the National Games 2022 is going on in full swing with the Department of Sports and Youth Affairs signing an agreement today (Thursday) with the Hindustan Steelworks Construction Limited for development of necessary facilities and infrastructure,” Sangma tweeted. Last month, Union
Sports and Youth Affairs Minister, Kiren Rijiju had assured all support to the Meghalaya government in the National Games . Meghalaya will be the third northeastern state after Manipur and Assam hosted the National Games in 1999 and 2007, respectively. It had co-hosted the 2016 South Asian Games with its neighbour Assam. An estimated 14,450 athletes and officials are expected to visit Meghalaya during the Games.
Maligaon, Sep 6: Eleven Members of Parliament from six Northeastern States on Friday held a meeting with a team of senior railway officials lead by the General Manager of Northeast Frontier Railway, Sanjive Roy at N. F. Railway Headquarters at Maligaon as part of the efforts by Indian Railways to reach out to people through their elected representatives. The senior officials from N. F. Railway included the Divisional Railway Manager of Lumding Division R.B. Rai and other Principal Head of Departments. The Members of Parliament were from the constituencies served by Lumding Division in the six NE states. The meeting was organized to showcase and appraise the MPs of the developmental activities undertaken by Railways and to solicit their opinion and suggestions on future course of action to make railway more userfriendly. A press communiqué by NFR chief public relations officer Subhanan Chanda stated that the meeting was attended by MP (Rajya Sabha) from Mizoram Ronald Sapa Tlau, MP (Rajya Sabha) from Nagaland K. G. Kenye, MP (Rajya Sabha) from
STDCM members arrested for locking NFR office
STDM members detained by police while locking down NF Railway office in Imphal on Friday. Correspondent
IMPHAL, Sep 6: With the end of the deadline set to the Manipur government, members of Scheduled Tribe Demand Committee of Manipur (STDCM) on Friday locked down railway office in Imphal. A team of police immediately arrived at the office premise of the Northern Frontier Railway in Imphal’s Moirangkhom MSRTC Complex and detained 19 members of the STDCM including its president.
They were later taken to Imphal police station for further action against them. The police have also opened the office by breaking the padlock. STDCM members locked the NF Railway office as the state government failed to meet their long pending demand even after they had set September 5 deadline to address their demands. The STDCM has been pressing the state government to declare its (government’s) definite stand to the demand for inclusion of
Meetei/Meitei community in the ST list. The committee was also pressing the state government to send the mandatory recommendation for inclusion of the community in the ST list of the Indian Constitution to the Centre. Earlier, the STDCM members led by its president Dhiraj Yumnam turned up at the NF Railway office all of a sudden , took out the staffs from the office before locking the office with the padlock. After locking the office,
STDCM president Dhiraj Yumnam announced that all activities related with railway projects in Manipur has banned with effect from today. “We have locked down the Railway office as the state government failed to meet the deadline. We have further decided to impose a ban in the implementation of railway projects in the state,” Yumnam said. He added that they will impose ban on construction work of the railway lines. The president warned that if the construction goes on without reaching an understanding with the state government, then STDCM will not held any responsibility arising out of violation of the ban. Yumnam said that inclusion of Meitei/Meetei in the ST list of India was a must to save the community from extinction. The community is on the verge of extinction. The community needs constitutional protection, he added. STDCM has been pressing the state government to recommend the Centre to include Meetei/ Meitei community of Manipur in the Scheduled Tribe list of India.
Meghalaya Wansuk Syiem, MP (Rajya Sabha) from Assam Ripun Bora, MP (Rajya Sabha) from Assam Birendra Prasad Baishya, MP (Lok Sabha) from Mizoram C Lalrosanga, MP (Lok Sabha) from Assam Pradyut Bordoloi, MP (Lok Sabha) from Assam Queen Ojha, MP (Lok Sabha) from Tripura Rebati Tripura, MP (Lok Sabha) from Tripura Pratima Bhoumik and MP (Lok Sabha) from Manipur Dr. Ranjan Singh Rajkumar. MP of Silchar Lok Sabha constituency Dr R Roy could not attend the meeting but sent his representative. Detailing on the developmental activities of the Railway in Northeast, General Manager Sanjive Roy said that Railway is continuously thriving to fulfil aspirations of the people. He said punctuality of passenger carrying trains has greatly improved and 92% of the trains in N. F. Railway ran on time during last month which is highest among all zonal railways in India. Roy also said that all stations in NF Railway would be provided with free WiFi facility by the end of this month. For convenience of travellers, 8 lifts and 5 escalators have been installed in three stations of N. F. Railway in
MPs from Northeast with NFR officials. last financial year, the GM said adding that this year 35 more lifts and 16 more escalators are targeted to be installed in other stations. The GM also informed the MPs that electrification of railway lines up to Guwahati is targeted for
completion by March 2020. The Divisional Railway Manager R B Rai elaborated on the achievements of the Lumding Division in providing better passenger amenities and cleanliness of stations. He said, Guwahati station has achieved ISO
NOTICE NO. DC/KPE/JUD-11/2016-17/561 / Dated Kiphire the 28th August’ 2019 Whereas Smti. Atsasela, wife of Late Sepili of Thsingar Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 order to draw/receive the payment of movable/immovable properties of her Husband Late Sepili VG serving under the establishment of office of the Deputy Commandant, Village Guard, (VG) Kiphire District, who expired on 13/05/2019. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1. GPF 2.GIS 3. FBF 4. Pension case 5. Any other dues etc. from the office of the Office of the Deputy Commandant, Village Guard, (VG) Kiphire Public are hereby to file objection/claims, if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claims is received within the given time, Succession Certificate will be issue in favour of the applicant. Sd/- (M. SHAYUNG PHOM) NCS Deputy Commissioner, Kiphire, Nagaland. DP-6754
DECLARATION
I, Mr. Tahbong Konyak hereby declare that the name Mr. Tahbong Konyak and P.A. Tahbong Konyak are one and of the same person. Hence forth, the name P.A. Tahbong Konyak shall be used in my State Bank of India Passbook records and in all future correspondence and records from now onwards. DP-6757
Vide Regd. No. 780/2019, Dt. 5/9/2019
AFFIDAVIT
Regd.No. 5773/19 Dt. 06/09/19 I, Smti C BONGMU PHOM, D/o A CHINGOM PHOM aged about 38 years, permanent resident of Tamlu Village, Dist.- Longleng, Nagaland and presently residing at High School Area, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as follows : 1. That I am a citizen of India. 2. That l am the resident of above mentioned Address. 3. That I have lost my HSLC Certificate Roll No.- 163759 under NBSE from High School Area, Kohima, Nagaland on 21st August 2019. With regard I have lodged an FIR on 6th September 2019, North Police Station to that effect. 4. That against the lost I am herewith applying for the new HSLC Certificate. 5 That the statement made in this affidavit is made to the best of my knowledge and nothing materials has been concealed thereof. And I sign this affidavit on this 6th September 2019 at Kohima, Nagaland. DEPONENT K-2436 Regd. No. 224/2019
certification for waste management as stipulated by National Green Tribunal. During the meeting, the MPs appreciated the efforts of Railways in providing better passenger experience and improving performance in terms of safety and punctuality and thanked the Railway Minister Piyush Goyal for massive developmental works under taken by the Indian Railways in the Northeast. The MPs also put forward various suggestions for improving connectivity in the Northeast, introduction of new trains, additional stoppages of existing trains and improving other passenger amenities including cleanliness in trains in general which the GM had assured to implement wherever feasible.
AFFIDAVIT
Dated : 6/9/19
I, MANJAI KONYAK, S/o MAMKHO Permanent residential at Nyahnyu Village, presently residing at Phomching Dist. Mon in the state of Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That I am bonafide citizen of India resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in my Aadhaar Card, PAN Card & Bank Passbook my name and PPO Account book my Date of Birth has been erroneously/mistakenly entered/ recorded MANJAI/MAJAI KONYAK/ 01-01-1952 instead of MANJAI KONYAK/DOB : 05-02-1957 respectively. 3. That hence forth I would like to declare that the DOB & name MANJAI/ MAJAI KONYAK/ 01-01-1952 and MANJAI KONYAK/DOB : 05-021957 are same and one person 4. That the purpose of this affidavit is sworn to aver the above statements. I, hereby verify that the statements made in Para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly declared and affirmed before me by the deponent on this the 6/9/19. Magistrate Mon : Nagaland MC-44
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PUNGRO : NAGALAND
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Dated Pungro the 13th August 2019.
Whereas Shri Asoba, B/O Late R.Luntsuba, Village Guard of Lopfukhong Village under Pungro Sub-Division of Kiphire District has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw/receive the payment of movable/immovable properties of his brother Late R.Luntsuba under Kiphire District who was expired on 20/8/2018 as described below. Description of the property GPF, GIS, FBF, Pension case, Any other dues etc. Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claim is receive within the given times, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant. Zakabo V. Rotokha Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pungro : Nagaland K-2437
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND
No. Judl-47/2017-18/
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Dt, Wokha the 3rd Sept 2019
Whereas Shri. Jandemo Kikon, son of Late Smti. Narola, a permanent resident of Koio Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO.No. NL/3745 and to close SBI AC No. 11766538616 in favour of his deceased mother Late Smti. Narola who expired on 20/08/2019. 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. Further, no claims or objections shall be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued to the concerned. Sd/- (K. Mhathung Tsanglao) Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha, Nagaland WC-323 Regd No.:3083
AFFIDAVIT
Dated : 26/08/2019
One and Same person I, Smt J Yankila Yim, age 29 years, D/o Shri Joseph Yim and W/o Shri Stephen Rengma, resident of Kashanyu vill, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares an oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That I hereby declare that my name mentioned in some documents written as J Yankila Yim and in some documents name written as Yankila Yim. 3. I hereby declare that all the names mentioned above is pertain to be one and same person i.e J Yankila Yim (real name). 4. That my real name is J Yankila Yim. 5. That the statement make above is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein and that I have signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 26/08/19 at Kohima, Nagaland.
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Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the deponent on this day of 26/08/19 at Kohima, Nagaland. K-2438
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2019
Day 1 in Tihar: Chidambaram walk, read, served porridge there in view of the ongoing court cases against him, officials said. The veteran Congress leader was brought to Asia’s largest prison from the court in Rouse Avenue amid high security on Thursday, a journey that took nearly 35 minutes. The court allowed him to carry his spectacles, prescribed medicines to the jail and directed that he be kept in a separate cell in the Congress leader and former finance minister P Chidambaram Tihar prison as he is under Z category protection. being taken to Tihar jail in New Delhi, Thursday. (PTI) NEW DELHI/KOLKATA, SEP 6 (PTI): After a restless night spent on a wooden plank in his prison cell, former Union minister P Chidambaram began his day in Tihar Jail on Friday with a walk in the courtyard, some reading and then a meeting with his son Karti, sources said. The senior Congress leader, who was taken to Tihar on Thursday evening, remained on edge the entire night, they said. This morning, which began with a walk in the jail courtyard and a light breakfast of tea and porridge at 6 am, was spent reading religious scriptures and the day’s newspapers, they said. Later in the day, the senior Congress leader got a visit from his son. His advocate was also expected to meet him. The veteran politician, who is lodged in Jail No.7 which usually houses those accused in Enforcement Directorate cases, asked for a cot to sleep on but will get it
only after a medical examination by a jail doctor finds he needs one, sources said. The Congress leader, who was also the home minister during UPA 2, was sent to judicial custody for 14 days on Thursday in a corruption case related to the INX Media group. Chidambaram, who will be 74 on September 16, could well spend his birthday in jail if he doesn’t get bail before that. He has been given no special facilities, except a separate cell and a Western toilet as specified by court, prison officials said. Like other inmates, he has access to the prison’s library and can watch television for a specified period. Before being given his cell, Chidambaram underwent a mandatory medical checkup. His son Karti was also lodged in this cell for 12 days in the same case last year. Chidambaram’s cell was prepared in advance, with jail authorities anticipating that he might be kept
Centre should have shown Chidamabaram some respect : Mamata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday criticised the manner in which former union minister P Chidambaram was sent to Tihar jail in the INX Media case. The central government should have shown him “minimum respect”, she told the state assembly here. I dont know what is there in the Chidambaram case. Law will take its own course. But what was the purpose of keeping him Tihar jail like an ordinary prisoner? They should have shown minimum respect to him, Banerjee said. A Delhi court had on Thursday sent former union finance minster P Chidambaram in judicial custody till September 19 in the INX Media case. The court allowed Chidambaram to carry his medicines to the jail and directed that he be kept in a separate cell considering that he has Z-security.
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NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (IANS): India and South Korea signed two MoUs pertaining to defence cooperation during Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s visit to the East Asian nation. The MoUs are aimed at furthering defence educational exchanges and extension of mutual logistical support for the navies of both countries, Defence Ministry officials said on Friday. Singh met his South Korean counterpart Jeong Kyeongdoo on Thursday during his three-day visit to the country, which will end on Friday. “Had productive discussions with the Minister of National Defence of RoK, Mr Jeong KyeongDoo, during bilateral meeting. The ongoing defence cooperation engagements have made good progress in recent years. We agreed that there was great potential to further enhance these ties,”
Rajnath Singh (C) in a group photo with other delegates during Seoul Defense Dialogue 2019 in Seoul, S Korea, Thursday. (PTI) he tweeted. According to a ministry official, the two leaders had a comprehensive review of bilateral defence co-operation and noted that defence co-operation lies at the heart of the Special Strategic Partnership between India and South Korea. Ongoing co-operation at service-to-service level and prospects for enhanced
NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Friday sought a response from the Centre on petitions challenging the constitutional validity of the amendments made in the UAPA. The petitions challenges the changes to the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act on various grounds, including that these infringed upon fundamental rights of citizens and empowered agencies to declare a person a terrorist.
A bench comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justice Ashok Bhushan issued notices to the central government on petitions filed by Sajal Awasthi and an NGO, Association for Protection of Civil Rights (APCR). The bill for amendments to the UAPA was passed by Parliament on August 2 and it received the President’s assent on August 9. The amended Act allows the Centre to designate individuals as terrorists
and seize their properties. The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Amendment Act, 2019 also provides for putting a travel ban on such individuals once they are declared as terrorists. The petition filed by APCR said the amendments infringed upon the fundamental right to reputation and dignity under Article 21 of the Constitution, without substantive and procedural due process. “Notifying an indi-
3rd Death Anniversary Died on 07-09-2016 Apo you are missed each and every day, your words of wisdom, kindness forever embedded in our hearts. Your good deeds and prayer rendered during your lifetime will always be there to guide us. The memories that we have shared together will live in us until we meet again someday. K-2448
Loving wife, sons, daughters-in-law & grandchildren.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Late Lorenbeni C Shitiri
(Born : 06/09/1999 – Died: 03/09/2019) The Lord give and the Lord has taken away.
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12.05.1948 – 01.09.2019
10th DEATH ANNIVERSARY
Job 1:2 Through this column, we the bereaved family of Late Lorenbeni C Shitiri would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to one and all who stood by us through prayer, physical presence and financial support during her prolonged illness and sad demise on 03-09-2019. We also express our special thanks to; 1. Chukitong Baptist Church 2. LBCA Vankhosung 3. Principal, Staff and Students of WTC 4. BD 1st and 2nd year of WTC 5. Doctors & Staff of CISHR, Dimapur 6. East India Haematological (Blood) Centre, Guwahati 7. Nazareth Prayer & Healing Centre, Kandinyu 8. Rev. Dr. Ezamo Murry, WTC, PRO 9. CNBEK Youth & Eloe Yangro 10. AG Church, Chukitong 11. Chukitong Nungying Ekhung 12. Nunyging Baptist Church 13. Chukitong Range Local Taxi Union 14. CABMS 15. JNV Alumni, Chukitong 16. JNV 2010-2015 Batch, Chukitong We deeply regret our inability to thank every individuals for your endless prayers and support but it is our earnest prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving parents, brother, sisters & family members. WC-321
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co-operation between defence industries of India and Korea were also discussed apart from exchange of views on regional and international developments of mutual interest. Earlier, Singh paid homage at the National Cemetery of Korea and also visited the War Memorial where he presented a copy of the cita-
tion received by the Indian 60th Para Field Hospital for its exceptional contributions during the Korean War. “Visited the War Memorial at Seoul in Republic of Korea today. The sacrifice and dedication of the UN forces and veterans in the Korean War will never be forgotten,” Singh wrote in another tweet.
SC seeks Centre’s reply on pleas against validity of amendments to UAPA
Apo Tepusül (T. Apün) Thaprü
Rev. Dr. Alphonsus D’Souza SJ passed away on 6th Sept. 2019 at St. John’s Hospital Guwahati. Funeral will be held at 10:00 am on Sunday 8th Sept. 2019 in the Jesuit Novitiate, Mawsohroh, Barapani Shillong . He was the former Principal of St. Joseph College, Jakhama, Parish Priest of Mary Help of Christians, Jakhama. He was the Senior Fellow Researcher at North East Research Social Centre, Guwahati till date.
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MUMBAI, SEP 6 (PTI): Jet Airways founder Naresh Goyal is being questioned by the ED here on Friday in a case of alleged contravention of the foreign exchange law, officials said. This is the first time that the central agency is grilling him after it conducted searches against him last year. Goyal’s statement has been recorded under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) at the agency’s zonal office here, they said. A dozen premises, including Goyal’s Mumbai residence, his group companies, their directors and offices of Jet Airways, were searched in August. According to agency sources, the businessman’s empire had 19 privately-held companies, five of which were registered abroad. The agency is probing charges that these firms allegedly carried out “doubtful” transactions under the guise of selling, distribution and operating expenses.
India inks two defence MoUs with South Korea
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We, the bereaved family of Lt. Ngulieneiü Khezhie, would like to express our gratitude and thanks to each and everyone from far and near who stood by us morally, physically, financially and spiritually at the sad demise of our dearest mother. Your presence, words and prayers gave us courage, comfort and consoled our hearts. Thank you for making her last journey an honourable one. No words are enough to express how grateful we are for the love and support. Though we are unable to thank each and everyone individually, but we pray that Almighty God bestow His grace and blessing upon you all abundantly. Loving children, grand children, sons-in-law and family members.
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vidual as a terrorist without giving him an opportunity of being heard violates the individual’s right to reputation and dignity, which is a facet of right to life and personal liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution,” the
petition said. It added that condemning a person unheard on a mere belief of the government was unreasonable, unjust, unfair, excessive, disproportionate and violated the due process.
1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Of our beloved Lt. Yinavungo Tungoe On 7th Sept 2018
Life goes on at its own pace but some memories can never be forgotten or erased from the minds of the dearest ones. You will always be in our hearts. Loving wife, children, WC-322 grand children and in-laws
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We the bereaved family members of Lt. Sevizo Zütso S/o Lt. Chasa Zütso would like to express our deepest and heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically and financially during his brief illness and sudden demise on 1st September 2019. May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Your unceasing love, concern and support in time of grief and sorrow will be acknowledged forever. Loving wife, children & family members. K-2450
18.05.1975 – 01.09.2019
1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY Late Neiphretuo Metsie-o (Ex ABI)
7th September, 2018
A year ago today, the day of our Marriage Anniversary you bade us farewell in this world for eternal home. You are gone but not forgotten. Tears are words that our heart can’t say. Loved and missed you beyond measure. All our sweet memories will ever cherished till we meet again. K-2439
Loving wife, children, parents and relatives.
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LATE IMKONGAKUM (Khalong) Born: 04/09/1977 – Died: 02/09/2019
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“Life is but a stopping place A pause in what’s to be… We all have different journeys different paths along the way, but never meant to stay. For some the journey’s quicker, But when the journey finally ends We’ll find an ever lasting peace Together with the Lord.” Missing you everyday.
LATE REV. K. AHOSHE SWU Date: 7 Sept 2019, Time: 9 am Venue: Thahekhu Village Baptist Church, Dimapur
Through this column, we would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations and villagers who stood by us financially, physically and spiritually during our Lt. IMKONGAKUM (Khalong) short stay on this earth. May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Wife and Family Members MKC-440
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hile the rest of the north eastern states have reacted to the recent National Register of Citizens (NRC) list released in Assam, the fate of a little over 19 lakh people left out hangs in uncertainty. The aim of the NRC was to separate genuine Indian citizens from undocumented immigrants in the state. Anyone unable to prove that they or their ancestors had entered Assam before midnight on March 24, 1971, would be declared a foreigner. The state government, in a public notice on August 27, said that those left out of the final list of the NRC can file appeals before foreigners tribunals, which are quasi-judicial bodies that adjudicate matters of nationality in Assam. They would be given 120 days to file appeals. The state said it will provide legal aid to those filing appeals. The tribunals have the power to declare people foreigners and send them to detention centres before they are deported. There are currently 100 foreigners tribunals in the state, but that number is expected to rise sharply in the months to come – 200 in the near future and 1,000 eventually. The role of the Assam tribunals has also come under focus in the light of allegations that many officers were rewarded on the basis of the number of people declared as foreigners. It means the more the better and the lesser the worse. Data from four foreigners tribunals revealed disturbing patterns of bias against Bengali-speaking communities, particularly Muslims. Assam is in the grip of a communal divide between Bangla speaking Muslims and the rest. While the BJP has been accusing Congress of pandering to minorities for votes, the party itself has unabashedly pitched for the majority religious community. The NRC result has put the BJP in a bind. BJP promised that the 40 lakh outsiders would be identified and deported but that looks hollow in the view of the NRC list. The number of people left out stands at less than half of what the BJP promised. Influx into India came in 1971 during the Bangladesh War, when Hindu refugees fled war torn erstwhile East Pakistan. It is estimated that around 10 million East Bengali refugees entered India during the early months of the war, of whom 1.5 million may have stayed back after Bangladesh became independent. These refugees remain in India and became the citizens of India and never went back to independent Bangladesh due to economic, fear of insecurity for being a minority there. Interestingly, several reports in the media claim that most of those left out were those who voted for BJP and that they are none too pleased with what has befallen them. Even in Nagaland the other version of NRC- the Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland(RIIN)- could also face several hurdles over who is and who is not an indigenous inhabitant, especially in Dimapur. The cut off year for being classified as indigenous inhabitant is December 1,1963 but Dimapur was notified as a tribal belt only in 1979. Over and above, the point is that the state’s population underwent a reduction in 2011 to 19,78,502 from 19,90,036 in 2001. Earlier, the state witnessed unrivalled and unexplained growth from 12,09,546 in 1991 to 19,90,036 in 2001. The RIIN would be looked upon to put the census figure in perspective and resolve the confusion before proceeding to ILP regime.
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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preacher recently told in my village church about the growing contradiction between godly initiatives and increased selfishness. The scope of education had prompted believers to pray more and feel sensibly spiritual; indeed the religious conscience outclassed those simple villagers without good education. Scriptures become easier to understand and there’s concerted building of the fellowship one cling to. The preacher agreed to these religious disciplines – but all is vain when there’s no love. Today when Nagas face more divisions in a time of needed togetherness, it reminds of similar atmospheres unfolded in the recent past. Touch Kohima was a spiritual movement to erase the ills of society. Memories are fresh how people actively participated in these programmes between fellowships, chain prayers and occasional meetings at the Kohima local ground. It was great fun witnessing the toll of public outpour and love. Nagas’ unique representation is reflective of the distinct tribes functioning smoothly. People’s lifestyles are identical with their usual community perspectives as a classification of broad customary provision. Over the period of time, the nature of Naga representations had spiraled into multiple groups and as some
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Love can restore the Nagas argue they represent the aspirations of the people, to stand for their rights; protect their identity and freedom. Unfortunately, a crucial blow durably struck the Naga society with division around factions, tribes and politics, weakening at all the quest for a qualified nation state. It was notable how the creation of Nagaland state didn’t satisfy spectrums of the Naga family coupled by Shillong Accord and many episodes. It is equally important not to squeeze the political struggle upon these loop holes, notwithstanding potential mistakes of all the leaders. The objective of struggle must mend ways of organizing the Naga family, after all we don’t want to live divided. Let us redeem society with its rightful treatment of a commendable respect. Naga generations cannot afford to lament the habitat while enjoying the breadth of development making rapid stride. Legacies play roles of alluring people’s attachment to society. Ironically, what is the legacy Nagas can count today? Whereas patterning groups and movement rules the day, vast chunk of socio-cultural imbalances had formed the Naga profile. Apart from politics which is grievous, the societal state mulls on the lack of humane touch. The appalling picture shows that the Naga cultural blessings and moral
respect are taking a plummeting course. The young generation is reasonably sad, angry, and frustrated at the unending spell of division - thinking if we can ever see an enduring Naga body? Will the reconciliation efforts not revive again? Should it not engage the division in Naga Hoho being the apex body apart from urging the military outfits? It is not to embarrass the sincere efforts made by concerned individuals; however it is disheartening how the Naga organizations are instrumented by sharp division of opinions, to the extent of aligning people against people. The public at large may not know or agree with the intricacies which asserting leaders think are right. It is inevitable but to face the price of division which some leaders/ groups are unrelenting to part with. The simplicity Nagas once adorn with honesty might have been complicated by uncontrollable selfishness and pride. Considering the one aspect of Naga cultural set up, it may be expedient to launch a conscious nationwide crusade for spiritual repentance under the leadership of the tribal churches and organizations. Past initiatives like Touch Kohima however limited, had great impact in weakening human barriers, similar to the FNR moves of harnessing peaceful atmospheres. It strengthens love be-
tween peoples and tribes. Love is spiritual and transcending; families without love see no peace. It has the ability to heal the wounds deep inside human souls. Our great efforts at resolution are possibly run out of love as the preacher had rebuked. Perhaps God does not want to let ruin love in the Naga family and begin another history at this particular juncture. Love is the most precious gift God has given to mankind. Nagas can think of this reality and feel the political adrenaline standing. On a critical note though, people should not be excited with the government announcing to resolve talks in three months. It is natural to imagine how the agreement will come. Frankly, without underestimating effort, the Naga family doesn’t look ready yet. It appears somewhat still quarrelling. Nevertheless, when the factions have sincerely explored for solution, it’ll be more useful for the public to allow a fair trial. It is a time to say sorry and ask forgiveness for the outfits whose past actions had left deep scars in the public domain. Public also must respect that some of the top leaders are God fearing and called to serve the nation which we could not go; hence usher possible ways at resolution. If this exercise takes place, the air will clear to what solution looks for, or India’s bargaining strength would be shaken. So far,
logical muddling remains. One cannot take for granted the ruling government enjoying absolute majority on the heels of proclaiming one government one constitution thereby not expected to soften at Naga’s element of threatening the Indian Union. It is to large extent a state propounded by Hindu philosopher V.D Savarkar. Naga leadership had voiced critical at the manoeuvring shifts of dialogue, where the lack of constitution and flag were crucial. We can draw lessons from contemporary Kashmir pending the final solution. Kashmir had gone ahead of Nagaland into the Delhi’s net. An encyclopaedic view of Delhi’s interior can thus portray the Naga passage through the Parliament, or that it could follow patterns which Kashmir had come across. Delhi’s scenario of authoritarianism has had become less relevant to append state consent on taking authoritative decisions – Kashmir bears testimony. Politically, Delhi wanted a breather against customary restraint in a time India needed unitary mandate for international prerogatives. Snappy transmissions by the NSCN and the Centre’s Interlocutor reveal that the talks are clutched over a separate constitution and flag, similar to erstwhile Kashmir. Eventual setback of talks will then envelope around what Delhi’s parameter invites, citing NSCN emissary that
the ball is in Delhi court. Nagas can perhaps expect a Kashmir-like model (highest autonomy in Indian history), and yet in future eventuality face the same fate. Another assessment gives that the Centre is envious to resolve conflict with the NSCN hence preparing ground to place the agreement. However, if the Naga situation turns crucial against settlement, the Centre may legitimately occupy the chair for necessary legislation. A careful understanding of Nagaland provision entitles the Governor with discretionary position even compared to the other states of India. Delhi can either impose the Framework Agreement without separate constitution or govern with existing provision. If these are ruled out, Nagas still face the formidable Indian state and frontal divisions on the other. Without doubt, it serve long term goal if the broken Naga family be restored with love and relieve the pain. It will lighten the deal with India’s diplomacy as a contest of rights than power. It is imperative for optimist anyway, that the ruling government bears record of an incorrigible mantle to gnaw every bit of the democratic fabric in a very short run. Never in the history of Indian democracy has the present so called lawmakers been so ‘callous-carefree-cranky’ altogether. Roviso Marza, University of Delhi.
A brief summary of Naga political history
s the present talks universal flood (Genesis nation inhabiting our pres- fought many battles with seem to be coming chapters 7to9). The only ent geographical lands. For their neighbour kingdoms to a conclusion, I survivors of this worldwide example, Indian historical like Tripura and the Cachar humbly feel that every flood were the family of records like the Rig Ve- Kingdoms. Then again, Naga should have a reca- Noah. Noah’s three sons das and the Mahabharata when the British Colonial pitulation of their history along with their wives who makes many mentions of power stepped into Naga so that we do not end once survived with Noah and his the non Aryan hill tribes’ territories in the early 19th again in another political wife were Shem, Ham and people inhabiting the Hi- century, the Nagas defied quandary without any so- Japheth (Genesis Chapter malayan foot hills and the and intermittently fought lution in sight. 10). North Eastern regions of against this Imperial power Naga history in BibShem was the father the Indian sub continent. from 1832 to 1947. In this lical and theological per- of the Mongoloid race. These records date back 115 years of spirited resisspective. Ham was the father of the to the 10th century B.C. tance, Nagas ceded to the No nation on earth Negroid race and Japheth This implies that hill tribe British Empire only 30% of has evolved from monkeys was the father of the Cau- Nagas had also been living their over 100,000 sq.km. nor have fallen down to casian (White) race. Under in their lands prior to the Geographical territory. earth from the skies. The this racial categorisation, 10thcentury B.C. As for The rest 70% remained as Bible is the only book that Nagas belong to the Mon- Chinese records “Nagas” “Un-administered” and reveals and records the goloid race. Other nations means “The people with “Excluded” areas till 1947. origin of all nations in like the Japanese, Koreans pierced ears” who fled It is also clearly recorded human history. The Bible and most Asian nations from the Chinese oppres- in the British records that reveals the creation of the also belong to the Mongol- sion of forced labour in “No written treaties or universe and the story of oid race. Therefore, a brief building the Great Wall agreements have ever been man from the Garden of summary of racial origins of China. Corresponding made with any of the Naga Eden to the end of human or political history shows to this fact, in our own tribes. (C.V.Atchinsonhistory. This is the reason that Nagas originated from oral history which, (fear- Treaties, Engagements and why Naga history is also Shem and in the course ing that some Chinese Sanads-Vol. X11, 1931, p rooted to the Garden of of migrations, ultimately kings might come search- 19). Therefore, in a sense, Eden and the Bible. settled down in the pres- ing for us to take us back the Nagas were even never In Acts 17: 26, Paul, ent lands of the Nagas. to China), Naga forefathers conquered by the Britspeaking under divine rev- This land is situated in the like the Aos told their de- ish during the Colonial elation stated: “And he geographical location of scendants to say that as period. (God) made from one man 25˚60’ and 27˚40’ latitude for their origins, they had The Indo-Naga Bur(Adam), all the nations of north of the equator and simply crawled out from ma conflict in modern the earth and gave them between the longitudinal some holes under the earth. Naga history. their respective periods lines 93˚20’ E and 95˚15’ As for Kachin and Karen When the British left and the boundaries of their E. Their migration route records, our forefathers their South Asian Emhabitations”. This shows started from Mesopotamia along with our Kachin and pire in August 1947, India that the creator of all the (Iraq) and came across the Karen kinsman together claimed that the Naga ternations of the earth and Middle East via Mongolia migrated to our present ritories now belonged to the giver of all national Tibet and the Yunnan prov- habitation from China be- the modern India that the boundaries is God him- ince of China like many tween the 12th to the 7th British had created and left. self. God has also given other Asian nations. century B.C. Then there Subsequently, after many different periods for the Naga history in non- is the records of Claudius skirmishes, India moved development and forma- Biblical secular records. Ptolemy who mentioned her armed troops into Nation of Nations. This proNagas learned how the Nagas as “Nagaloi” galand in October 1955. cess begins from a family to read and write only in in A.D. 150 in his travel In 1954, hostilities broke to a clan to a tribe and on the late 1870s from the accounts. HiuenTsang, the out between India and to a nation. In this long American missionaries. Chinese traveller who came Nagaland and the Indoprocess of history, tribes Prior to this, all records to India and the Varman Naga Burma war has ever with a common ancestry of Naga history was oral dynasty in Assam during since been raging on for the and culture have often history passed from fathers the Gupta Empire also past 65 years. However, the merged together to become and elders to sons and gives a detailed account actual conflict had started bigger nations. Seen from grandsons through the of the Nagas in his travel right from 1947 itself. All this perspective of Biblical educational institutions of accounts Si-Yu-Ki in A.D. these events have taken revelation, all nations on the Naga Morungs. Some 643. place despite the fact that earth have their origins of these oral historical acBesides these ancient beginning from 1929 Nafrom Adam and Eve and counts even trace our Naga documents, the many bat- gas had made their clear have multiplied into the origins to very cold snowy tles that the Nagas fought political stand for sovervarious nations of the earth regions of the world. But with their Manipuri and eignty and had submitted (See Gen 10: 1-32) Nagas on top of all these records Ahom kings from the 3rdto 6 lengthy memorandums to too, like any other nations, our immediate neighbours the end of the 19th centu- the departing British power originated from the Garden like the Manipuris and ries are all recorded in the before the transfer of power of Eden. But as humanity the Ahoms and also dis- Manipur and Ahom Royal took place in 1947. Naga developed, because of sin, tant Indians and Chinese Chronicles called the Chi- leaders of the NNC also God had to destroy all the have also recorded our etharol Kumbabu and the met all important Indian nations of the earth in the presence as a people and Buranjis). The Nagas also politicians like Gandhi and Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this
Nehru and also submitted more than 10 memorandums to India before India became a republic in 1953. Nagas also raised their National Flag on August 14, 1947 and conducted a national plebiscite on May 16, 1951 to declare to India and the world that we would remain an independent nation in the comity of nations in the world. But the Indo-Naga-Burmese conflict has remained unresolved till date. All these historical, political and geographical facts clearly show that the Nagas did not hoist their Independence flag on August 14, 1947 so that they can become a state under India or have a shared sovereignty with India or any other neighbouring countries. Therefore, any negotiated solution that bypasses these political facts of Naga history will never bring any solution to the Naga problem of occupation by India and Burma. Also, any Naga national group that would betray Naga national and geographical identity to any other country would be committing treason against the Naga nation. Such an act would also amount to a treasonous act against
God and our ancestors who have given us both our national and geographical identities. In conclusion, the Indo-Naga-Burma conflict comes down to this International question as to whether a Caucasian nation like Britain can without consulting the Nagas, dissect their Mongolian Naga lands and gift it to India and Burma as presents? The corollary question for India and Burma also boils down to this question: Can these two nations just occupy these Naga lands which had never been a part of their territories all down the centuries of human history? Until these questions are politically and legally resolved from an international level, the Indo-Naga-Burma conflict will continue to shed Naga, Indian and Burmese blood for all times to come. NB. Details of the many of the above mentioned memorandums, historical records and accounts of the political history of the Naga nation can be found in the book: “Nagaland and India, the blood and the tears or “The Naga Saga” which are one and the same book. Kaka D. Iralu
Reader’s Post Sir,
Appeal for calm and peace
I am deeply saddened to watch the video and hear about the incident at Lamhainamdi village in Peren where houses were burnt down due to land dispute. I appeal to all sane thinking people and organizations to reason together and engage in dialogue and resolve whatever issue in the best interest of everyone. I sincerely pray that the situation will return to normal and that things will not escalate further. As Nagas, we cannot afford to fight amongst ourselves particularly at this time when we are talking about peace. Let us go back to our roots where disputes were solved with dialogue and social participation. A concerned Naga, John M Lotha, Dimapur newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
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IAS officer in Karnataka If attacked, India will give a befitting reply: Naidu resigns for ethical reasons
MANGALURU, SEP 6 (PTI): A Karnataka IAS officer resigned on Friday, claiming that the fundamental building blocks of democracy are being compromised in an unprecedented manner, a move that immediately took on a political colour with the Congress seeking to target the NDA government on the issue. Dakshina Kannada district Deputy Commissioner (DC) S Sasikanth Senthil tendered his resignation from the IAS and clarified that the decision was purely a personal one. “I have taken this decision as I feel that it is unethical for me to continue as a civil servant in the government when the fundamental building blocks of our diverse democracy are being compromised in an unprecedented manner”, Senthil said in a letter to his ‘friends’. He also said he feels strongly that the coming days will present extremely difficult challenges to the basic fabric of the nation and that he would be better off outside the IAS to continue with his work at making life better for all. “It simply cannot be business as usual anymore,”
S Sasikanth Senthil he remarked. Meawhile, Congress leaders, including Legislative Council member Ivan D’Souza and party workers staged a protest in the Dakshina Kannada district headquarters town of Mangaluru against Senthil quitting from the IAS. Veteran Congress leader M Mallikarjun Kharge termed the resignation as an “indicator of the way India is moving”. “The democratic values are in danger and things are not happening according to the constitutional provisions. Hence there is dejection. These IAS officers function directly come under the Central government. That’s the reason that he(Senthil) has resigned,” Kharge claimed while talking reporters. He also alleged that institutions
like the Income Tax, Central Bureau of Investigation, Central Vigilance Commission and the judiciary were losing their “independence” due to the ‘interference’ of the central government. BJP leader and Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister K S Eshwarappa sought “clarity” from Senthilon his resignation. “I want to ask (from the officer) in clear terms, make your intentions clear. Please don’t give confusing statements,” Eshwarappa told reporters when his reaction was sought. “If the officers do not cite a clear reason, then it will lead to chaos and confusion across the state”,Eshwarappa said, adding, it would also damage the reputation of the officer. In the letter, Senthil said his decision to resign was in no way connected to anyone or any event in his current profile as Deputy Commissioner of Dakshina Kannada district. “The people and the public representatives of DK (Dakshina Kannada) have been extremely kind to me and I owe an apology to them for discontinuing the job vested on me midway,” he said in the letter.
NEW DELHI, SEP 6 (PTI): India has been acting with restraint despite “grave provocations” but if attacked will give a reply the aggressor will be unable to forget, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said on Friday, in a veiled warning to Pakistan. He made the remarks after launching a compilation of 95 speeches delivered by President Ram Nath Kovind during his second year in office. The books titled ‘Republican Ethic (vol. 2)’ and ‘Loktantra ke Swar (khand 2)’ have been brought out by the Publications Division under Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. Referring to a quote from the books on India’s commitment to protecting the sovereignty of the country through peaceful means, the vice president said India has always strongly adhered to the values of peace and cooperation but warned the country would give a befitting reply to any acts of aggression against it. “If you go through the history of India, it was never an aggressor, never attacked any country in spite of being known as ‘vishwaguru’ (world leader), in spite of having maximum GDP, much before others. India
M Venkaiah Naidu flanked by Prakash Javadekar (R) and Thawar Chand Gehlot releases a book of selected speeches by Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi. (PTI) never attacked any other country,” Naidu said. “All other Tom, Dick and Harry came and attacked us, ruled us, ruined us and cheated us... But we Indians, never attacked any country,” Naidu said, adding that this has been stressed by the president in his speeches also. India believes that the entire world is one family and therefore why should it quarrel, he said. The problems could be resolved through discussion, debate and decision and that is the way forward, he said. “If you want to live in harmony, in peace, you must
live together, work together, and then move together. That is the philosophy of India,” the vice president said. “In spite of grave provocations, you must be seeing in the recent past, we are not doing anything, but if somebody attacks us, we will give a reply to them which they will not be able to forget for the rest of their lives,” Naidu said, without naming any country. This, he added, should be understood by everyone, including the provocateurs. His remarks come amid heightened tensions between India and Pakistan
after the abrogation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir. The vice president said India was at a crucial moment in its history where it could take a big leap towards inclusive development by overcoming major challenges and formidable obstacles in its way to achieving inclusive development. Underlining that the president expected a high level of commitment and empathy among bureaucrats, Naidu said President Kovind has inspired hundreds of young civil servants to become change agents delivering social justice and
acting as custodians of constitutional ethic and rule of law. He said the book of selected speeches was a profound collection of the president’s nuggets of wisdom. Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar said the books will be available for purchase on all e-platforms like Kindle and App Store in order to meet the demands especially of readers preferring to read books in e-mode. He highlighted that the speeches have been divided into eight categories — Addressing the Nation, Windows to the World, Educating India: Equipping India, Dharma of Public Service, Honouring our Sentinels, Spirit of the Constitution and Law, Acknowledging Excellence and Mahatma Gandhi: Moral Exemplar, Guiding Light. Union minister Thaawarchand Gehlot said the president has dedicated his life for social justice, reflected in the speeches presented in the books. He said Kovind is ‘people’s President’. Later, Javadekar, I&B Ministry Secretary Amit Khare, and other top ministry officials met President Kovind and presented first copies of the books to him.
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well as curb wildlife trafficking. The other resource persons from WCS-India were program manager Sahila Kudalkar, legal advisor Mridula Vijairaghavan, and training coordinator Anirban Chaudhari.
Sessions on the first day included topics on introduction to illegal wildlife trade, Relevant Provisions of the Wildlife Protection Act (1972) pertaining to IWT, Search and Seizure, and Wildlife Offence Report.
WNSU expresses concern on functioning of departments D I M A P U R : Wo l a m Nyukyan (New Pangsha) Students’ Union (WNSU) has expressed concern over poor functioning and regulation of various government departments. To address this issue, the union president president, P. Nyukshing Lam and general secretary, K. Khulem stated that the union conducted four days visitation and consultative meetings with various departments and village communities
from August 26-29. During their visit, the union said absence and irregularities of staff and shortage of subject teachers in the school were detected. WNSU said it also conducted a meeting with parents, teachers, students and VEC and for which the union has suggested setting up a study centre to improve academic performance of the students. The union had also warned against entertaining proxy teachers
“without genuine reasons” and asked the school to strictly follow VEC norms and guidelines under directorate of School Education. In medical sector, the union expressed disappointment over irregularities of the medical staff, poor maintenance of medical records and lack of lab technician at Primary health Centre New Pangsha. WNSU
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DIMAPUR: A two-day training programme on “Counter Wildlife Trafficking”, organized by Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)-India in collaboration with Wokha Forest Division was held on September 5 and 6, at the DC conference hall, Wokha. During the inaugural session, SDO Civil, Wokha HQ, Chonpenthung Ezung, stressed on the need to do away with the age-old trend of associating hunting but to start conserving the heritage. Former PCCF and Chief Wildlife Warden, Assam D. P. Bankhwal, IFS (Retd.), shared a few words of encouragement for the participants. In his speech, he stressed on the need for different departments to work together in order to prevent as
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DIMAPUR: Two minor children including a physically challenged, who were rescued in Dimapur were currently under the care of Childline Dimapur. According to Childline Dimapur centre coordinator, Lozua Kape, one of them aged around 12 years, deaf and dumb, was found by a concern citizen near Delux point on September 3, and handed over to East Police station. The child was later handed over to Childline Dimapur. The other one has been identified as Chotu, aged around five, son of Firush was found loitering in Half Nagarjan. The child was handed over to Childline Dimapur by East Police station on August 11. The minor could not provide any other information besides his name and father’s name. In this regard, Childline Dimapur has requested the citizen to help the children reunite with their family/guardian. Anyone having any information of the said children has been asked to contact Childline 1098/6361401002/ 7005058227 or approach Childline office opposite Fire brigade Burma camp or CWC Dimapur 9366761414/8974682505.
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celebrated its 3rd edition of Teachers’ day at the MGM Campus. A press release from the college media cell stated that speaking on the occasion Fr.Dr. Shibu Varghese, Principal MGM College highlighted the history of the occasion and lauded the teachers for their hard work and dedication. He also congratulated Paul and Tali from MGMHSS for receiving the State and District Teacher’ award consecutively. DIET: Students and staff of District Institute of Educational Training (DIET) Pfutsero also observed the Teachers Day at its premises. RCSTA: Razeba Cluster Schools Teachers’ Association (RCSTA) organised first Razeba Area Combined Teachers’ Day Celebration on September 5 at Government High School Razeba with former minister, Deo Nukhu as the guest speaker. Three best teachers from the area were awarded by the RCSTA. Highlights of the event included special presentations by students from various schools in Razeba area. DIET Mon: DIET Mon also celebrated Teacher’s day-cum-Freshers Social on September 5. The occasion was graced by SDO (C) Mon Hq, llika Zhimomi and project director DUDA, Wennyei Konyak. Teacher GPS Shinnyu, John Khangnyu was the special invitee. DIET Mon felicitated Khangnyu with a gift of appreciation for extending his selfless service in educating not only school children but the community as well.
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fresher’s to avail better job opportunities. Sethi exhorted the NIITians to avail the best of the job opportunities by understanding the current needs of industry. All the faculties & staffs of the center were felicitated with a gift by the students. VSU: Viswema Students Union (VSU) organized its first ever Teachers Day celebration for the teachers of all the eight Schools in the village. The speaker for the occasion was Dr. HovithalSothu, Project Director, Task Force for Music and Arts (TAFMA). Dr. Hovithal Sothu in his speech appreciated the initiative taken by the VSU in organising the event to honour the builders of the society. DMI St. Joseph global school: Students of DMI St. Joseph Global School (CBSE) from Ikishe village also celebrated Teacher’s Day. The occasion was marked with speeches about Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and his contribution to the cause of education. Principal Mr. T. Backiyaraj encouraged the teachers of their roles and responsibilities in moulding the students. RCD: Rotary Club of Dimapur (RCD) celebrated Teachers Day by recognizing the outstanding teachers in their endeavor in imparting knowledge to the students and in building the nations. On the occasion, RCD members visited and covered fifteen schools for selecting the best teacher of respective schools. MGM college: MGM College
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LOST NOTICE I, Neitho Hibo, am applying for a duplicate copy of B.Com 3rd Year Admit Card as I have lost it. Name : Neitho Hibo F/Name : Late Kho U Angami D.O.B : 24.11.1987 Roll No : D0816317 of 2010 Regd No : 31048210 College : Tetso College Contact No : 8575232791
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that USD/INR is expected to gain in coming holiday truncated week with downside support at 71.40 and resistance at 72.25. Forex traders said the Indian currency gained following easing crude oil prices. Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, fell 2.23% to trade at USD 59.59 per barrel.
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unit shuttled between a high of 71.59 and low of 71.89 during the day. The rupee had settled at 71.84 against the US dollar on Thursday. In a major boost to investor sentiment globally, China and the US have agreed to hold the next round of trade negotiations in Washington in early October to end the bruising trade war. “Indian rupee appreciates for the third day in row as risk appetite is back with US-China trade optimism. Strong Equity markets across Asia and weakened US dollar overseas have been supporting the rupee,” said V K Sharma, Head PCG & Capital Markets Strategy, HDFC Securities. Sharma further said
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Mumbai, Sep 6 (PTI): The Indian rupee continued its winning momentum for a third session in a row on Friday, rising 12 paise to settle at 71.72 against the US dollar as signs of easing trade tensions between the US and China enthused investors. On a weekly basis, the domestic currency, however, lost 30 paise to the US dollar. The Indian currency has appreciated by 67 paise in the last three trading sessions. At the interbank foreign exchange market on Friday, the local unit opened on a strong note at 71.87 and finally closed at 71.72, higher by 12 paise over its previous close. During the day, the domestic
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by FIIs remained as a concern, but market may trade positively in the short-term in anticipation of policy actions,” said Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Financial Services. Sectorally, BSE auto, power, metal, utilities, energy, bankex, consumer durables and finance indices gained up to 2.54 per cent. However, realty and FMCG indices ended in the red. Broader BSE midcap and smallcap indices followed the benchmarks to settle up to 0.79 per cent higher. On the global front, equities advanced following reports that China and the US would resume their trade negotiations next month.
50 basis points lower than the 6.97% average recorded in the April to June quarter, warranting a big fall in small savings rates, analysts say. Interest rates on small savings schemes are reset every quarter based on the yields on govt bond yields. In 2011, the Gopinath Committee had suggested that small savings rates be linked to government bond yields. So interest rates of different small savings schemes are set every quarter with 25-100 basis points markup over the yields of government bonds of similar maturity. Worth mentioning here is that the RBI has asked all banks to link all their floating rate future loans to retail and MSME to external benchmarks like repo rate or treasury bills.
of you to also reach out to State Finance Ministers, who are part of the GST Council. We are open to take it (rate cut proposal) to the GST Council, deliberate it there and most of the decisions are unanimously been taken in the previous GST Council meetings,” he said. The GST council’s next meeting is scheduled in Goa on September 20. The automobile sector is suffering sales downturn due to factors like high GST, farm distress, stagnant wages and liquidity constraints.
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Maruti Suzuki (3.61 per cent), Bajaj Auto (2.90 per cent), Tata Motors (2.58 per cent), Mahindra and Mahindra (2.34 per cent) and Hero MotoCorp (2.14 per cent). Other gainers included Tech Mahindra, NTPC, Axis Bank, Tata Steel, Bajaj Finance and Kotak Bank, which rose up to 3.77 per cent On the other hand, Yes Bank, Sun Pharma, TCS, HCL Tech, HUL and ITC declined up to 2.42 per cent. “Expectation of sops to the falling auto sector lifted market sentiments today, while gain across Asian markets on a hope of ease in trade tension supported the upside. Continuous selling
New Delhi, Sep 6 (Agencies): Investors in small savings schemes may feel the pinch of falling interest rates from October 1 when the government will revise rates on these schemes. Interest rate on Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificate (NSC), Kisan Vikas Patra (KVP), Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS) and post office Monthly Income Scheme (MIS) may fall by a big margin as government bond yields, which are used as a benchmark for setting rates on these schemes have come down drastically in the last three months. The 10-year government bond yield, which is around 6.65% now has averaged around 6.5% in the last three months, around
tion in GST rate from 28% to 18%. The industry has demanded that the GST should be brought down to 18% to reverse the consumption slowdown. The Minister asked the auto industry players to reach out to the State Finance Ministers as well as the decision on any change in GST can only be taken by the GST Council. “Any rate cute in the GST needs to be first approved by the GST Fitment Committee and then by the GST Council. I request all
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New Delhi, Sep 6 (IANS): The central government is open to take the industry’s proposal on reducing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on automobiles to the GST Council. Speaking at the ACMA annual convention here on Friday, Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs Anurag Thakur said the government had received several representations from various stakeholders, including automobile dealers, OEMs and car manufacturers, regarding the reduc-
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(From p-1) However, KU said that even after lapse of more than 50 years the area remained stagnated due to lack of opportunity in all fronts. “By the time, our people arrived and open our eyes the doors of opportunity had been constricted,” KU maintained. It also stated that job reservation made for over four decades had not borne fruit “due to the devils in implementation.” KU asserted that the sufferings were countless and “our educated youths, mercifully turning to evil ways.” Asserting that Naga political solution was a long awaited one and “we want to savour its fruition”, the KU, however, said “would it bring any succour to our youths is the question often asked and writ large on people faces.” “In the circumstances the KU decided to make it a point to demand grant of statehood a part of the present solution,” the union stated.
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Mumbai, Sep 6 (PTI): Benchmark indices marched higher on Friday amid expectations of more measures from the government to prop up the auto sector, while hopes of a trade truce between the US and China buoyed global markets. The 30-share BSE Sensex ended 337.35 points, or 0.92 per cent, higher at 36,981.77. Similarly, the broader NSE Nifty spurted 98.30 points, or 0.91 per cent, to finish at 10,946.20. During the holidaytruncated week, the Sensex lost 351.02 points or 0.94 per cent, while the Nifty shed 77.05 points or 0.69 per cent. Amid clamour from the auto industry for a GST rate cut, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur on Friday asked players to also take up the matter with state finance ministers who are part of the GST Council, and assured all support from the Centre. Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has also assured the crisis-hit automobile sector of all possible support from the government, including taking up the demand of GST reduction with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. All the auto stocks in the Sensex pack ended in the green on Friday, led by
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South African looters take items from an alleged foreign-owned shop during a riot in Johannesburg on September 2.
Johannesburg, Sep 6 (IANS): Tensions eased between twin African powerhouses South Africa and Nigeria on Thursday after Pretoria temporarily closed its diplomatic missions in the rival state following a wave of attacks on foreignowned stores there that claimed 10 lives. “Nigeria does not seek an escalation of the ongoing situation,” a senior aide to Nigeria’’s President Muhammadu Buhari told reporters on condition of anonymity. “We will work with South Africa to find solutions to their problems
which have become our own problem. We will work as brothers,” the aide said. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said earlier Thursday that at least 10 people were killed including one foreign national, while dozens of shops were destroyed in xenophobic violence in and around Johannesburg this week, triggering angry demonstrations in several African countries. Foreign workers often face anti-immigrant sentiment in South Africa, where they compete against locals for jobs, particularly in lowskilled industries.
Pope slams corruption, wraps up Mozambique visit Maputo, Sep 6 (IANS): Pope Francis on Friday ended a visit to Mozambique with a mass denouncing corruption in the worlds poorest nations and called for reconciliation because no society should base itself on the “eye for an eye” principal. During the mass, delivered to a 60,000-strong crowd in Zimpeto stadium on the northern outskirts of Maputo, the Pontiff made reference to the country’s violent past and one of the greatest issues affecting some nations in Africa: corruption. The Pope warned that sometimes “those who appear to want to help have other interests”, according to Efe news. “It’s sad when this
is found among brothers from the same land who are corrupted,” said the Pope, adding: “It’s very dangerous to accept this as the price we have to pay for foreign aid”. The Pope said there was still fear over the “injuries” of the past returning to wipe out the path to peace, such as in the northern Cabo Delgado province earlier in the year where armed groups launched attacks. “It’s hard to talk about reconciliation when injuries caused over so many years of disagreement are still so fresh, or the invitation towards forgiveness that doesn’t mean ignoring the pain or asking for the loss of memory or ideals,” the pope said.
“No amount of anger and frustration and grievance can justify such acts of wanton destruction and criminality,” Ramaphosa said. “Equally, there is no justification for the looting and destruction of businesses owned by South Africans,” he said. Other African nations have appealed for calm, urging their nationals in South Africa to exercise caution. Nigeria, the source of many of the workers in South Africa, has stepped up security after apparent reprisal attacks, while violence also flared in the Demo-
cratic Republic of Congo on Thursday. In Nigeria, South Africa’’s embassy in the capital Abuja and consulate in the economic hub of Lagos were shut on Wednesday. South Africa’’s foreign ministry called the decision a “precautionary measure”. South African telecoms giant MTN temporarily closed its Nigeria outlets on Wednesday after protesters attacked South Africanowned firms in several cities. And in another outbreak on Thursday, angry crowds in DR Congo’’s second largest city Lubumbashi smashed the windows of the South African consulate and looted South African-owned stores. Meanwhile, Madagascar’’s national football team called off a friendly match with South Africa this weekend because of security concerns. It was the second time South Africa’’s Bafana Bafana were cancelled on this week after Zambia turned down a match on Wednesday for similar reasons. Ramaphosa condemned the violence, but acknowledged: “We face a huge challenge.” “Taking action against people of other countries is not right,” he said. “South Africa is home for all.” The nationality of the victims
has yet to be determined. A group of residents late Wednesday confronted a mob caught breaking into a local retail store in the northern township of Katlehong. The unrest continued on Thursday as police clashed with protesters in the area, firing rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse the crowd. David Makhura, the premier of Gauteng province which includes Johannesburg, told reporters that Katlehong was the only area still “giving us a great deal of worries”. Ramaphosa said 423 people have been arrested since the weekend. In 2008, xenophobic violence left 62 people dead, while in 2015, seven were killed in attacks in Johannesburg and Durban. The latest violence has soured ties between the continent’’s biggest powers, with Nigeria boycotting the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town this week. Nigeria also summoned Pretoria’’s ambassador on Tuesday and said it would send an envoy to convey “Nigeria’’s displeasure over the treatment of her citizens”. The government said the head of private Nigerian airline Air Peace Airlines had offered to fly Nigerians home for free.
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UK High Court: Johnson’s suspension of Parliament ‘lawful’ London, Sep 6 (IANS): The UK’s High Court on Friday ruled that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament for five weeks in the run-up to Brexit was lawful. Judges at the court rejected a case brought by lawyer and activist Gina Miller, who claimed Johnson, also the Conservative party leader, had abused his powers. The ruling is set to be appealed in the Supreme Court on September 17. The three judges at the court found that Johnson’s request for Queen Elizabeth II to prorogue Parliament between mid-September until October 14, when there would be a Queen’s Speech setting out the government’s plans for the coming year, was legal. While the government played the move off as routine, opposition MPs said the timing of the suspension was aimed to limit their ability to block a possible no-deal Brexit before the UK leaves the EU on October 31. Miller said she was disappointed with the ruling, according to Efe news. “We are very disappointed with the judgment today. We feel strongly that parliamentary sovereignty is fundamental to the stability
and Hindu supremacist government; this is an issue that impacts not just the South Asian region but the whole world.” Pakistan observes September 6 as the Defence and Martyrs Day to mark the anniversary of the 1965 war with India. Te n s i o n s b e t we e n India and Pakistan have heightened after New Delhi revoked the special status for Jammu and Kashmir on August 5 and bifurcated into two union territories. “Pakistan has launched proactive diplomatic activity in the world capitals as well as in the UN to expose the true face of today’s radicalized India,” said the cricket-
Students formed human chains outside schools in Kowloon Tong, Tai Po and on Hong Kong Island, and asked other students to join them.
Hong Kong, Sep 6 (IANS): Nearly a thousand alumni and students across Hong Kong added their voices to a citywide protest on Friday, as demonstrators called on the government to meet all their demands and
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er-turned-politician. “I have informed the world that Pakistan does not want war, but at the same time, Pakistan cannot remain oblivious to the challenges posed to its security and integrity. We are pre-
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not just withdraw the nowshelved extradition bill. They formed human chains outside schools in Kowloon Tong, Tai Po and on Hong Kong Island, and asked other students to join them to put pressure
on Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s administration, the South China Morning Post reported. The demonstrators, most of whom were alumni, chanted school anthems and popular antigovernment cheers, such as
fered for the “independence of occupied Kashmir” as well as for the progress and prosperity of Pakistan, Radio Pakistan reported. In his Defence Day message, President Arif Alvi said: “We will continue raising their just struggle for freedom at all levels and platforms. Indian brutalities and cruelties cannot suppress their spirit of freedom.” Addressing a ceremony at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa said that “Pakistan will never leave its Kashmiri brethren and their cause alone and will keep fighting
“there are no rioters, only a tyrannical regime”, and “Hongkongers, add oil”. Some students in school uniforms also joined the effort to form a human chain. The rally extended about 700 metres along the narrow, tree-lined pavement around two blocks, situated in an otherwise quiet middle-class neighbourhood with lowrise residential buildings. Protesters want an independent investigation into the use of force by police, an amnesty for arrested protesters, a halt to categorising the protests as riots, and the implementation of universal suffrage. Their show of defiance continued despite Lam’s announcement on Wednesday that she would formally withdraw the extradition bill that has sparked months of protests in the city.
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With reference to the Excise Notification of even number dated Dimapur 5th Sept’19 in regards to the application form numbers, the Schedule for Physical Test will be as under: SCHEDULE FOR PHYSICAL TEST DATE APPLICATION FORM NOS. 11/09/2019 003 to 1124 12/09/2019 1126 to 2350 Therefore, all the eligible applicants are informed to take note of the above and report in the DDSC Stadium, Dimapur as per the Schedule.
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This notification is in reference to the press release by the Heningkunglwa Village Council dated 23/08/06, 25/08/06, 16/02/15 and 10/07/19 relating to the fraudulent land sale in the jurisdiction of Heningkunglwa village by New Ngwalwa Village/Villager(s). We caution and warn all those who have purchased land from New Ngwalwa village/villager(s) not to do any sort of development. Whoever violates our cautions will face severe consequences. (Machinery(ries)/tools will be seized or damaged). This press release will be the last and final from the Heningkunglwa Village Council and there will not be any follow up or any rejoinder.
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for them”. “I want to make it clear that Kashmir is the unfulfilled agenda of the completion of Pakistan. It will remain so until it is a resolved according to the UN resolutions.” Calling on the international community to play its part, Bajwa said: “Pakistan has fulfilled its responsibilities in the war on terrorism and now the responsibility rests with the rest of the world to play its part.”
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Harare, Sep 6 (IANS): Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, a “hero” of the independence struggle against British colonial rule who later became an iron-fisted ruler, has died at the age of 95 in a Singapore hospital, where he had been receiving treatment. T h e n o n a ge n a r i a n leader, seen by the West as an unrepentant dictator eventually overthrown by his own military at the end of 2017, had been hospitalized in the Asian country since April. For a countr y still struggling by the economic crisis the long-serving President left behind, news of Mugabe’s death awoke bitter memories of a man who went from being the nation’s father figure to one of the greatest examples of an anticolonial hero who, once in power, turned to autocracy. The son of a carpenter and a teacher, Mugabe was born on February 21, 1924 near Harare, in what was then Southern Rhodesia, a British colony. Mugabe waded into politics aged 36 and got involved with several groups engaged in the incipient Zimbabwean in-
dependence struggle against the UK, for which he was imprisoned in 1964. He spent a decade behind bars and was later obliged to live in exile. In 1979, he signed the Lancaster House Agreement which paved the way for an independent Zimbabwe. In the country’s first post-colonial elections, Mugabe became Prime Minister, a post that was abolished in 1987 to create the office of President. He enjoyed that position for the next three decades thanks to some questionable elections and the systematic repression of his opponents, reported Efe news. During his tenure, Mugabe entered controversy with his order in 2000 to expropriate thousands of farms from white farmers for redistribution among the black population. He had a taste for harsh rhetoric and would label his critics “traitors”. Mugabe blamed internal problems, like the floundering economy, on international sanctions and took aim at the US and the UK, accusing them of fabricating lies about him. His views on the LGBT community also attracted a wealth of critics after he said gay people were worse than “dogs and pigs”. Aware of the need for change and perhaps appeased by old age, in his last years in power Mugabe -- a devout Catholic -- began a campaign to try to transform his image.
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pared to give the enemy the fullest possible response. “Failing, the world community will be responsible for the catastrophic aftermath.” Khan said that all of Pakistan was united against India’s “illegal, unilateral, reckless and coercive attempt to alter the status of occupied Kashmir” and added that his country would never leave Kashmiris alone, Dawn newspaper reported. Celebrations to mark the day kicked-off with a 31-gun salute in memory of the martyrs in Islamabad and a 21-gun salute in all the provincial capitals. Special prayers were of-
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and future of our country and is therefore worth fighting to defend,” she told the press outside the court in London. The decision from the judges came shortly after a similar ruling in Scotland. Miller has previously challenged the government on its Brexit approach. Following the referendum in 2016, in which 52 per cent of the UK voters opted to leave the EU, then Prime Minister Theresa May decided to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which would officially notify Brussels of the country’s intention to leave and set a two-year negotiation period to manage the departure. Miller argued that such a move required parliamentary backing. The case went all the way to the Supreme Court, where judges ruled in favour of Miller, dismissing the government’s appeal. The ruling sent shock-
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Imran Khan calls Kashmir Pakistan’s ‘jugular vein’ Rawalpindi, Sep 6 (IANS): Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday called Kashmir Pakistan’s “jugular vein” and said that altering its special status poses challenges to the country’s security and integrity. In his message on Pakistan’s Defence and Martyrs Day, Khan said: “For Pakistan, Kashmir stands as its jugular vein. Altering its status poses challenges to Pakistan’s security and integrity. “I have also urged upon the international community to seriously consider the safety and security of India’s nuclear arsenal that is in the control of a racist
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waves through the British press, with pro-Brexit media at the time coming under scrutiny for publishing a front page story with a picture of the High Court judges responsible for the case with the headline: “Enemies of the People.” Miller herself said she received an onslaught of abuse following the process. Johnson’s powers have been significantly weakened in recent days as he lost his working majority as well as control of the parliamentary agenda. Opposition par ties banded together to push through a bill that would force the government to seek a Brexit extension if it fails to agree on a deal during the European Council summit in mid-October. It removes the option of no-deal, which Johnson has held onto as leverage in the negotiations. The Prime Minister fired 21 Conservative MPs who voted against the government and then lost a vote calling for a snap election on October 15. The leader of the main opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, has said that any snap elections could not be held on Johnson’s watch.
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Five-day state level Temjen Toy launches ‘ThinkFest’ puppetry training concludes N agaland’s chief secretary, Temjen Toy on Friday launched the two day ‘ThinkFest’ on the business of music at Regional Centre of Excellence for Music & Performing Arts (RCEMPA), Jotsoma organized by Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA). The chief secretary said that the aim of the government is to ensure that every part of the state and every young talent should get the opportunity and the possibility to achieve their aspirations. In line with this approach, he stated that Hornbill Rock Contest has now been redesigned to make it into a full experiential music festival where the bands from within the country, abroad and representing every district will get to play and perform at the Hornbill Rock outside the limiting boundaries of a competitive event. Toy said that now big bands, international names and upcoming talents will all get “Tickets to Hornbill” and make this event one of the biggest music festivals on an international scale and
Temjen Toy with the TaFMA team and penalist, speakers of ongoing Thinkfest at RCEMPA, Jotsoma on September 6. (NP)
also mentioned that the state government has changed the nomenclature of the Music Task Force to Task Force for Music & Arts to expand the scope and reach of this government undertaking. It is a unique model, and a first of its kind, and has attracted the attention of the rest of the country, he remarked. He also added that the appointment of the present advisor is also a clear indi-
cation that the state government is serious in its policy of engaging the real stakeholders of the music and arts fraternity in elevating this industry. He maintained that likewise the TaFMA has taken several decisions that fully engages the entire industry and has made its initiatives more inclusive and widespread where he also quoted “While we are partnering with renowned names and internationally
acclaimed personalities and brands, we are also reaching out to each and every part of the state, especially the backward districts with programmes and initiatives.” There is no doubt that we have an abundance of musical talent in Nagaland, the chief secretary stated. He said, “Every Naga is able to hum a song, sing a tune and play the strings of a guitar and that we are musically inclined but to
achieve recognition at the highest levels and to make successful careers in today’s competitive environment we need a professional approach. That is why TaFMA has been made to step up its activities and formulate policies that will be game changers and that is the reason why ThinkFest and other linkages with music academies and institutions will partner us as knowledge partners, conduct exchange programmes, residencies, etc.” He expressed happiness saying that TaFMA is on the right track and urged all the stakeholders to come and avail the opportunities not as participants but as partners in reaching towards our common endeavours. TaFMA advisor Theja Meru delivered the welcome remark and special song was presented by Harmonic Voices. The first day programme also include talk on creation to publishing, an artist guide on social media, branding and music business followed by interaction and panel discussion. (Correspondent)
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o revitalize the dying art for many states and to introduce a new art form for many tribal dominated states like Nagaland, Children Education and Training Centre, under the Indigenous Cultural Society organised a five-day state level puppetry training at the World Impact Com-
munity Church, Padumpukhri from September 2 to 6. The workshop was conducted by Binita Devi (TOT) as the main resource person and Hemen Senapati as her assistant. A five-day state level puppetry training on glove and string puppetry was held with an aim for pro-
motion of puppetry ministry for children ministry/ church or even for a creative teaching method. A total of 25 candidates successfully completed the training prog ramme from various tribal and denominational churches. All the candidates were certified at the programme.
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inger Kylie Rae Harris passed away at the age of 30, following a three-vehicle crash in northern New Mexico. Kylie’s publicist confirmed her demise on Thursday, saying family and friends of the country singer were heartbroken, reports time.com. “Everyone who knew Kylie knew how much she loved her family and, beyond that, how much she loved music. The best tribute to her unmatched enthusiasm for both is to spread as much love as you can today, and listen to music that fully inspires you,” the publicist said in a statement. The incident happened on Wednesday, when Kylie was on her way to Taos. She was scheduled to perform at a music festival on Thursday.
will be dissolved into three new apps called Music, TV and Podcasts – believed to be similar to how the services are already divided across iPhones and iPads. They will exist on both Windows PCs and as a standalone app on iOS. All previous purchases will be still be accessible on Mac computers, an Apple spokesperson has confirmed. It comes as Apple prepares to launch AppleTV Plus later this year – which sees the likes of JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg creating original content for the platform. (NME)
ickling the funny bone comes naturally to Russell Peters, who makes people chuckle with his jokes on cultures, ethnicities and stereotypical accents. The Indo-Canadian stand-up comedy star says he has experienced racism and prejudice at a very young age. “I experienced racism and prejudice at a very young age and it really affected me. I couldn’t understand it, so I’ve spent most of my life exploring race and culture and our so-called differences,” Peters told IANS. Even though he jokes about everything, religion is something the funnyman will not touch. “I won’t touch religion. People are prepared to die for their religion, so what’s the point of going there?” he said. Peters has drawn criticism that his humour banks on stereotypes. He stresses that it exists for a reason. “Stereotypes exist for
one’s gonna get hurt real bad”. He says his late father helped him shape his comedic voice. “My dad was the funniest guy I ever met. He was dry and very British. He also had a real love of comedy and the spoken and written word,” said the 48year-old. Peters returns to perform in India in October as part of a return leg of his smash hit “Deported World Tour” with Zee Live. “I’m not a political guy but I am a brown man born
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templating a return to the stand-up circuit, Murphy has now confirmed that he will be doing live comedy gigs next year. Speaking on the Netflix podcast Present Company with Krista Smith, Murphy told the host: “Next year I
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thnic Group of Nagaland (EGoN) Dimapur sponsored by the election department will be presenting Miss Dimapur on December 7 at DBIDL, AC hall, Don Bosco. Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol will graced the occasion as special guest and administrator/ Mumbai court has asked the police principal hope academy, to probe assault charges levelled Sashila Ozukum as speagainst Bollywood superstar Salcial invitee. The opening man Khan by a journalist. curtain will be presented According to reports, the journalist by passion crew. has sought registration of an FIR against
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from School of Music and Art, Purana Bazaar will perform during the event. The organisers have invited music lovers and well wishers to come and be part of the event and also bear witness to the different talents that will be showcased. From vocal performances to music recitals, all forms of exciting performances will be part of the event, the organisers informed.
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am going to tour, do some stand-up.” Details of any tour dates have yet to be announced. However, Murphy has reportedly been in talks with Netflix to make stand-up specials for the streaming service. Murphy is considered as one of the greatest stand-up comics, and certainly one of the most successful. His 1987 live film, Eddie Murphy: Raw, remains the number one stand-up film of all time at the US box office after making $50.5 million.
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a reason. I’m not making them up. I’m very honest in my act; if I don’t know anything about a group of people I won’t say anything about them. I also won’t do jokes about people that aren’t in the room to hear them. The positive feedback that I get is that I’m actually acknowledging everyone and speaking to them from a place of knowing them and understanding them,” he said. “There’s no malice in my act. It’s fun and silly,” added Peters, who is popular for his catchphrase “some-
in Canada, and living in the United States. The possibility of people who look like me being deported is a reality for a lot of people these days,” said Peter, explaining the relevance of the word “Deported” in the title. He is excited to be back in India. “I really do love being there, so when these dates became available, I was like ‘I’m in!’. I’ve also never been to Pune, Ahmedabad or Hyderabad, so this should be fun. These shows are also among the final dates for Deported.” He calls this tour more personal. “I talk about life as a middle-aged man with health issues, young children and struggling with relationships. There is, of course, my usual racial and cultural observations and other assorted silliness.” Post his shows in India, Peters is off to “Kuwait and then a show in Indiana and The Deported World Tour will be over.” (IANS)
Salman and his bodyguards for allegedly assaulting him when he tried clicking some pictures of the actor on a bicycle. This, despite the fact that the journalist had taken sought Salman’s permission to click the photographs. A magistrate in the Andheri court asked the police to investigate the matter on Friday. “The police did not file FIR so he went to court asking for FIR to be filed. The Court did not permit that, but asked the police to investigate and submit a report,” said a source. The journalist has been quoted by a Mumbai-based English daily as saying that as saying that if the court had not stepped in, the cops would not have registered his complaint. The journalist also claimed that the police denied filing a case of robbery and criminal intimidation. (IANS)
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Rome, Sep 6 (Agencies): Chris Smalling says he can see his long-term future in Italy if his seasonlong loan move from Manchester United to Roma is successful. Smalling has joined the Serie A club until June 2020 after falling out of favour at Old Trafford following the £80m arrival of Harry Maguire. The defender was officially presented as a Roma player at a press conference on Friday morning and suggested he could look to make the move permanent. "This is an opportunity that came to me that I was very interested in, and I was very eager to come," he said. "It happened ver y quickly and now I focus on the next game, getting up to speed with training in terms of the manager's
methods and then hopefully have a very good season. To be able to have the chance at a big club, and then if it prolongs and the club is happy then I can definitely see a longer-term future in Italy." Smalling made 323 appearances for United since joining from Fulham nine years ago. He is the latest of a number of England internationals to move to Italy in recent years and admits he has always wanted to play abroad. "I've always had a desire deep down to experience this and have an opportunity to come to a big club who has got big aspirations," he added. "I don't want to live my life with regrets and to be able to experience this and build on this journey, it's something I'm really looking forward to."
reer match victory at the US Open, tying Chris Evert’s all-time record. “They were long,” Williams was quoted as saying by the official website of the US Open about the first two games in the first set. “She’s such a good player, obviously. Two semis in a row is really impressive and really hard to do. I just wanted to not get off to a slow start and just try to hang in there.” In the other semi-final, 19-year-old Andreescu defeated No. 13 seed Belinda
Referee recruitment exam in Kohima Dimapur, Sep 6 (NPN): The Kohima District Football Referees’ Association (KDFRA) will be conducting referee recruitment examination on September 26 and 27 at D Khel Ground, Seikhazou. Interested persons can collect registration forms from Khezhie Complex, top floor, Old NST, Kohima. For more information, contact 9774811752, 8837408722 or 9774407782.
KDVA foundation day on September 7 Kohima, Sep 6 (NPN): Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) will hold its 14th Foundation Day at Highland Park, below Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima on September 7. It will be followed by general meeting at 1:00 PM. Therefore, all the Kohima District Volleyball Association members, volleyball referees and well wishers have been requested to attend the same.
Stimac rues India’s loss to Oman
N EW D ELH I , S e p 6 (Agencies): India’s overreliance on forward Sunil Chhetri and the team’s inexperience cost them their Asian qualifying tie for the 2022 World Cup against Oman, coach Igor Stimac rued after the 2-1 loss on Thursday. Udanta Singh hit the crossbar and Sandesh Jhingan’s header missed the mark before the talismanic Chhetri’s 24th-minute strike put the hosts ahead in the group E match in the east Indian city of Guwahati. India dominated the first half but looked jaded in the second though they held on to their slender lead until the 82nd minute. Rabia Alawi Al Mandhar then conjured up a brace to give Oman the three points and a dejected Stimac felt they could have killed off the contest in the first half itself. “We’re very sad. We deserved more from this game,” the Croat, who was appointed India coach in May, said after the match. “We could’ve punished
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the Omani team heavily in the first half, we could have killed the game before the break, but we were not lucky there. You see all of our goals come from Sunil but he cannot score every time.” I n d i a i s c u r r e n t ly ranked 103 in the world by FIFA and the cricket-mad country of 1.3 billion are yet to qualify for the World Cup finals. Stimac said he was proud of the team’s display except in the last 20 minutes when they surrendered the lead. “Our only mistake was running with the through ball too quick and losing the ball,” said the 51-year-old, who was part of the Croatia team who finished third
at the 1998 World Cup in France. “When you are leading, you need to keep passing the ball, keeping the ball and making the opponent run and chase and not losing the ball after three seconds. That was the difference. It’s about experience. My players were fit, in fact fitter than Oman, but they were more experienced.” India face a tougher task in their next match when they take on Asian Cup champions Qatar on Tuesday.
Buenos Aires, Sep 6 (IANS): Diego Maradona has joined Gimnasia y Esgrima La Plata as their new head coach as the club fights to avoid relegation from Argentina’s top division. The 57-year-old agreed to a contract that runs until the end of the current Superliga Argentina season next May, according to a statement on the club’s official website, reports Xinhua news agency. Maradona’s last coaching job was with Mexican second division side Dorados, with whom he parted ways in June due to health problems. The 58-year-old, who was Argentina’s national team head coach from 2008 to 2010, has undergone successful knee and shoulder surgery in recent weeks, according to his lawyer Matias Morla. Gimnasia are currently last in the 24-team Superliga Argentina standings with one win and four losses from five matches this season. The club has been searching for a new manager since Sunday, when Dario Ortiz quit after the team’s 1-0 loss to Argentinos Juniors.
Euro qualifier: Italy beat Armenia 3-1
Y ERE VA N , S e p 6 (Agencies): Italy recovered from an early shock as they came from behind to beat Armenia 3-1 in a Euro 2020 qualifier on Thursday, the hosts playing the entire second half with 10 men after goalscorer Aleksandre Karapetyan was sent off. Karapetyan fired Armenia in front in the 13th minute of the Group J match but was dismissed in first-half stoppage time for a second yellow card in what seemed a very harsh decision. Italy, who had levelled through Andrea Belotti in the 28th minute, wrapped up the match in the last 15 minutes with Lorenzo Pellegrini’s first goal for his country and another strike from Belotti. It was anything but easy for Italy, however, as Armenia threatened with a series of counter-attacks before running out of gas towards the end. Leaders Italy maintained their 100 percent record in the group with 15 points from five games while Finland, who have never qualified for the finals, stayed second with 12 after a 1-0 win over Greece thanks to a Teemu Pukki penalty. Bosnia’s 5-0 win over Liechtenstein took them
Players of Italy and Armenia fight for the ball during their Euro 2020 qualifying match.
third with seven while Armenia, 3-2 winners over Greece in their previous match, are fourth on six. Greece, the 2004 champions, have four. Armenia stunned the visitors when Tigran Barseghyan broke up an Italy attack, surged out of defence and slipped the ball to Karapetyan who scored with a low shot from the edge of the area. Belotti levelled in the 28th minute, volleying home a cross from Emerson, one of two Brazilianborn players in their side alongside Jorginho Federico Bernardeschi and Belotti both clipped the woodwork before Karapetyan was given a second yellow card after a
challenge on Leonardo Bonucci. Although Armenia closed ranks after the break, they launched some very threatening breaks and, in one, Kamo Hovhannisyan burst down the left touchline, running 70 metres before finding Henrikh Mkhitaryan whose shot was deflected wide. With Mancini increasingly agitated on the touchline, Bonucci swung a high ball into the area and Pellegrini touched it into the net with a neat header in the 77th minute. Three minutes later, Belotti turned his marker and his shot hit the foot of the post, struck goalkeeper Aram Airapetyan and ricocheted into the net.
High hopes from shooting at Tokyo Olympics: Rijiju New Delhi, Sep 6 (PTI): Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday lauded the Indian shooters for their unprecedented medal haul at the recentlyconcluded World Cup and hoped they would carry the stupendous form into next year’s Tokyo Olympics as well. The Indian shooting team returned to the country on Thursday after claiming nine medals, including five golds, at the recently-concluded ISSF World Cup in Rio de Janeiro. “The number of medals that our shooting team has won is commendable and I congratulate the entire team for the outstanding performance,” Rijiju told reporters after meeting the team here. “We are going to set the record of highest number of athletes, in terms of participation, in shooting for Tokyo Olympics. We have already secured nine berths and I am told there is a possibility of 12 quota places.” “We are now best in the world and I am looking forward to it that the talent that we have in shooting should reflect in the Olym-
Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju with members of the Indian shooting team which returned from ISSF World Cup. (PTI)
pics. We must be able to secure a good number of medals at the Olympics. One of the strongest disciplines from which we will have high hopes is shooting.” The Sports Ministry had recently written to UK Secretary of Sport for shooting’s re-inclusion in the Birmingham Commonwealth Games. Asked about the issue,
Rijiju said, “India is one of the most important nations in the Commonwealth Games Federation and excluding shooting from 2022 has upset all of us.” “...the decision was taken in the CWG organising executive committee, there were no Indians to put up India’s case. So it is not proper to take a decision which is not in the interest of India because
OFFICE OF THE MANGKOLEMBA CHUNGLIYIMSENTSUR TELONGJEM MANGKOLEMBA : NAGALAND 798604 FELICITATION
With immense pride and honour, we the Mangkolemba Chungliyimsentsür Telongjem would like to convey our deepest appreciation and warmly congratulate Smti Bendangsangla, Head Teacher, GMS Mangkolemba II, for receiving the District Teachers Award on 5th September 2019. The Union prays that the Almighty God continue to bless all her future endeavours. Amongla President MCTT, Mangkolemba
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We the Mongchentsür Telongjem Mokokchung Town gives glory and honour to Almighty God and extend heartiest congratulations to Dr. Anungla Aier, D/o Mr. Tekayaba and Mrs. Late Arenkala Mongchen on being conferred the PhD on the topic “Teacher’s Role in Response to Children at risk: with special reference to domestic violence” from the University of International Institute of Arts and Theology, Kolkata. The Union wishes and prays for a bright future endeavour. Sd/Sd/Punalemla Imtisangla Jamir President Secretary Mongchentsür Telongjem Mongchentsür Telongjem Mokokchung Town Mokokchung Town
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Rejoinder to appreciation by SASU on 2nd Sept 2019 While expressing gratitude to SASU, KTDSSU want to make it clear that Inspection was done for ensuring the functioning of schools and offices under its jurisdiction in both spirit and action. The union also informs SASU that, being an apex SUMI student body of two districts (KIPHIRE & TUENSANG), KTDSSU don't need permission from other organizations within jurisdiction and that our motive for inspection is to uphold the responsibility of ownership of land and ‘dignity of labour’ in a common land and nothing else. Taking note of “peaceful co-existence”, KTDSSU want to remind SASU that the union has done nothing against ‘peace and co-existence’ rather KTDSSU was intolerant of poor services rendering to the public in the offices/ institutions within its jurisdiction. Hence, the Union calls on SASU to be part of the union’s movement that encourages “right to work & eat” policy. Further the union wants to convey that, since its inception the union has never asked permission from any organizations to check illegal activities or practices taking place within jurisdiction. KHEKISHE YEPTHO Information Secretary, KTDSSU 8787782549 K-2447
everybody knows India has the greatest strength in shooting.” “We will take it up through diplomatic channels also but since it is a sporting event, we would prefer that the CWG executive committee considers our case, or else we will be very upset and register our protest. I have already
written a letter so let’s see, the IOA will meet me again.” T h e Wo r l d A n t i Doping Agency (WADA) suspended India’s only accredited laboratory for six months in a massive blow to the country’s antidoping programme. Talking about the issue, Rijiju said: “WADA didn’t do the right thing by suspending NDTL. Being the chairman of NDTL, it is my responsibility. When I took over, I was told there were some issues but they were almost sorted and when they got sorted then they suspended it, so it is not right, we are appealing against it.” The Minister also promised to provide all help to the shooters and improve the facilities at the Dr Karni Singh shooting range in the capital. “Just recently I visited the Dr Karni Singh shooting range. It is one of the finest shooting ranges in the world but I found some normal facilities are not up to the mark and we will upgrade that. Also hostel facilities should come up fast,” he said.
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Through this column, the Old Changsu Union Wokha Town (OCUWT) with profound gratitude, would like to appreciate and extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for bringing laurels to the Village in particular and community as a whole. 1. Dr. Apeni Lotha, W/o. Dr. N.M Kithan for her elevation to the post of Additional Director & HoD Director of Higher Education Nagaland, Kohima. 2. Miss Zurenbeni Shitiri, D/o. Mr & Mrs Yilobemo Shitiri for securing 1st Class position in Civil Engineering, Jorhat. 3. Miss Nchumbeni C Shitiri, D/o Mr & Mrs. Chonbemo Shitiri for securing 1st Class position in Electronic & Communication Engineering, in the School of Engineering and Technology, Nagaland University. 4. Miss Lideno Patton, D/o Mr & Mrs Wopansao Patton for clearing Stenographer Exam 2019 Grade-III (Jr) Non-Gazetted through the recently declared NPSC Exam. 5. Miss Lothunglo Humtsoe, D/o. Mr & Mrs Yanpan Humtsoe for clearing Stenographer Exam 2019 Grade-III (Jr) Class III Non Gazetted through the recently declared NPSC Exam. 6. Mr. Limathung N Yanthan, S/o. Nlumo Yanthan for being selected as General Secretary, Lotha Youth Organisation. 7. Mr. Mhademo Ennie, S/o. Mhonthung Ennie for being appointed as TaFMA District Event Manager, Wokha District. Further, the Union prays that God gives them good health, wisdom to serve the best interests of the people and wishes them success in all their future endeavours. Sd/- N. Abenthung Kithan Secretary, OCUWT
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Stadium. The match was, by no means, as easy as the American’s 44-minute quarterfinals win over Qiang Wang. By the time this match hit the 44-minute mark, the first set had just ended. The first two games alone lasted 16 minutes. Svitolina had her chances throughout the first set, but Williams fought off six break points. Once the 37-year-old closed out the first set, she made quick work of the second to win her 101st ca-
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Bencic of Switzerland 7-6 (7-3), 7-5 in a match that lasted two hours and 12 minutes to reach her first Grand Slam final. Andreescu never held a break point in the first set, but won it in a tiebreak after saving all six break points against her, then fought back from a double-break down in the second set to reel off the last five games of the clash and claim victory to set up summit-clash date with Williams which will take place on Saturday afternoon. “It’s the hard work that I’ve put in that has materialised through this year. It all started in Auckland for me but I think it was the Indian Wells where I felt that I could come through the big matches,” Andreescu said in the on-court interview after the match. “Serena has been an inspiration for me and I can’t wait to get back on the court and play against her,” she added. In their only prior meeting, Williams and Andreescu faced off in the Rogers Cup final earlier last month, but the match ended abruptly after the American legend was forced to retire due to an upper back injury.
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LUXURIOUS DUAL TONE INTERIORS
SALES / SERVICE TOUCHPOINTS: 268
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LOWEST MAINTENANCE COST
� ELECTRICALLY ADJUSTABLE ORVMs
DIESEL STARTS @ ` 9.89#LAKHS
FLOATING 20.32 cm (8.0) A-IVI TOUCHSCREEN
PETROL STARTS @ ` 9.55#LAKHS
LEAST TURNING RADIUS (5.2 m)
Disclaimer: *T&C Apply. #Ex-showroom price at Delhi. Nissan Motor India Private Limited reserves the right to make any changes without notice concerning colours, equipment or speci�cations detailed in this advertisement, or to discontinue individual models. *Against closest competition. Based on internal assessment by NMIPL.The speci�cations may vary for di�erent variants. Please consult your local dealer to ensure that the vehicle delivered is in accordance with your expectations. Accessories shown are not part of standard �tment and are subject to availability.
AUTHORIZED NISSAN DEALERS: NAGALAND: PURANA BAZAR: NILI NISSAN- 7428391353, KOHIMA: NEW SECRETARIAT ROAD: 7428391353.
TO TEST DRIVE & EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE
∙ WARRANTY ∙ ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE
AROUND VIEW MONITOR
5 YEAR*
NissanConnect WITH SMARTWATCH CONNECTIVITY
� ABS + EBD WITH BRAKE ASSIST � REAR PARKING SENSORS
� IMPACT-SENSING AUTO DOOR UNLOCK � SHARK FIN ANTENNA
� 6-WAY SEAT ADJUSTMENT � AUTO AC WITH REAR AC VENTS
� COOLING GLOVE BOX WITH ILLUMINATION � DUAL AIRBAGS
FEATURES ACROSS ALL VARIANTS
sports
1800 209 3456
RATE OF INTEREST
0%
FUTURE READY
GROUND CLEARANCE (210 mm)
CLASS-LEADING FEATURES
INTELLIGENCE MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
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