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Vol XXVII No. 274
DIMAPUR, friday, september 8, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
Preparedness of forces top priority: Sitharaman
Keys completes allAmerican semis line-up
‘China, India should make sure differences do not go out of control’
national, Page 5
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In touch with ULFA, NSCN (K) for talks: Sri Sri Ravi
G U WA H AT I , S EP 7 (IANS): Art of Living (AoL) founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar on Thursday said that he was in touch with Ulfa’s anti-talk faction led by its commander in chief Paresh Baruah and the NSCN (K) led by Khango Konyak to bring them to the peace process. Addressing media here, the spiritual guru said that besides these two organizations, he is also in touch with several other militant outfits operating in the northeast region. Sri Sri Ravi Shankar was here to deliver the keynote address of the Northeast Indigenous Peoples’ Conference, a convention of all the indigenous people of the region organized by the pro talk faction of the Ulfa leaders, who had been in ceasefire agreement with the Indian government. “I can see that there is a trust deficit among these organizations in the northeast. We have been working in the region for over a decade now and I am trying to bring these outfits to the negotiating table. It is
Auto drivers to go off roads from Sept 11 DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): D i m a p u r D i s t r i c t Au torickshaw Drivers’ Union (DDADU) has decided to go ahead with its proposed “total bandh”-- to remain off the roads from September 11. This was resolved during the emergency meeting at DDADU head office comprising of all branch officesPurana bazaar, 4th mile, 6th mile, Chumukedima, Medziphema, Kuhuboto and Niuland, said DDADU president I. Vitoshe Sema in a press note. The union said its proposal was not taken into consideration by the Regional Transport Authority while fixing the new rate.
Centre plans WiFi for all panchayats by 2019
N E W D EL H I , S EP 7 (PTI): Centre is giving shape to an ambitious Rs 3700 crore plan in an attempt to cover nearly 5.5 lakh villages with WiFi facility by March 2019, a top Telecom official said. “In September, we expect to put out tender for 2.5 lakh GPs (gram panchayats) to be covered with WiFi by March 2019. This is a big goal. This will mean that if we are able to put out wifi access in literally every GP, 5.5 lakh villages will actually have access to mobile broadband,” Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said.
This is it!
“Sand now costs Rs. 9 per kg almost equal to price of a bag of cement. Thanks to illegal taxations.” K Y M C
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar (File)
difficult to pronounce a date as to when the process will be complete but I hope there will be a breakthrough soon,” he said. Asked about the talks process with the NSCN (K), the spiritual leader said that some leaders of the faction are also in touch with him and that there has been a positive response regarding the talks process. He said that peace is the foremost priority for the North Eastern region and all the problems of the region will be solved once lasting peace is restored in the region. He also expressed concern over the illegal immigration to the region from neighbouring countries and said that the process has
already been on to solve the problem. “The process is already on to deport the illegal immigrants. We cannot afford to have illegal immigrants in any country,” he said. To the issue of Rohingya refugees in Myanmar, he said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had already made the country’s stand clear on the Rohingyas to the authorities in Myanmar. “The issue of the refugees must be solved but the refugees must be treated with dignity till they are able to go back to their own country,” he added. Earlier, The Asian Age report had stated that the NSCN (K) was yet to take a call on joining the peace process. A top NSCN (K) functionary on being contacted by The Asian Age said on condition of anonymity said: “We do receive calls from several sections asking to return to peace saying with our involvement in the process no final settlement can be possible, we have however not taken any decision so far.”
EC on filing of false affidavit by candidates New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): The Election Commission on Thursday told the Supreme Court that a candidate who files a false affidavit at the time of filing his nomination paper does not attract disqualification even if convicted for the offence by a court. The Election Commission told the bench of Justice J.Chelameswar and Justice S. Abdul Nazeer that under Section 125A of the Representation of People Act, the total punishment for filing a false affidavit at the time of filing nomination is six months, or fine or both and this is well short of the requirement of minimum of two years of sentence for attracting disqualification under Section 8A of the electoral act. The commission told the court that as a part of electoral reforms, it had, on February 3, 2011, recommended to the Central government to amend Section 125A and enhance the sentence for filing a false affidavit to two years but nothing has been done so far. (Cont’d on p-8)
ANSTA backs govt’s move to revamp Education deptt DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) has come out in support of the state government policy to revamp school education department, saying that the move was a positive step to streamline the department riddled with problems. In a statement, ANSTA president Ponchulo Wanth and general secretary Visato Koso said that the exercise on redeployment of attached teachers to their respective places of posting, checking menace of practicing proxy teachers and appointment of shortage math and science teachers, initiated by the minister of school education Tokheho Yepthomi, were some of the old demands raised by the association. According to ANSTA, the same exercise had been carried out in the past but could not be materialized due to interference by higher ups, bureaucrats, legislators etc. To ensure that such futile exercise was not repeated, it urged upon the minister to be firm on the
decision in executing the proposed policy. The association also made it clear that the move was for total revamping and streamlining of the department and not targeted or against any individual teacher(s). ANSTA therefore, directed all units /sub-units officials to extend all possible help and cooperation to/with the field officers- DEO /SDEO/ HM/AHM etc. of the respective jurisdictions so that the proposed government policy would be implemented in effective manner. Further, on the appointment of math and science teachers, ANSTA has asked the department to take into account the existing rules on reservation of vacancies for ST in Nagaland by reserving 80 percent of the vacancies which are to be filled by direct recruitment. However, in the event of nonavailability of local eligible candidate for the post, a qualified nonNaga may be allowed for appointment to the posts on the contractual basis as per existing norms of the recruitment, ANSTA said.
‘93 blasts: Death for 2, Salem gets life term Mumbai, Sep 7 (PTI): A Mumbai court Thursday awarded death sentence to Tahir Merchant and Firoz Abdul Rashid Khan and life imprisonment to extradited gangster Abu Salem in the 1993 serial blasts case. Besides Salem, the court also sentenced Karimullah Khan to life imprisonment in the case while awarding 10 years’ sentence to the fifth convict, Riyaz Siddiqui. A special TADA court had in June convicted six persons, including mastermind Mustafa Dossa and Salem, in the serial blasts case, 24 years after the attacks left 257 people dead in the country’s financial capital. It, however, let off accused Abdul Quayyum, for want of evidence. This was the second leg of the trial. All the seven accused were facing multiple charges which included criminal conspiracy, waging war against the Government of India and murder. The court, in its June 16 ruling convicting six accused, held that the prosecution had proved that Salem was one of the main conspirators, and he delivered three AK-56 rifles,
that the inordinate long period of suspension(s) imposed on Rio, was a deliberate action to inhibit his popularity and active participation and contribution at this very crucial juncture of the Naga history. P&IC said the very ‘Media & Press Bureau’ of the NPF Hqs. that had for years projected Rio, a three consecutive time leader of the NPF led DAN and chief minister of Nagaland, as a visionary, dynamic, accommodative, magnanimous and able Naga leader etc., made a U turn by levelling various allegations. Asserting that Rio had the support of majority of the NPF legislators and the rank and file of the party’s organisational set-up, P&IC at the same time reminded the “minority group that they themselves went to court and got themselves defeated.” It cited the August 18 Supreme Court ruling which had dismissed the
ammunition and hand grenades to actor Sanjay Dutt (convicted under the Arms Act in the earlier phase of the trial). Salem, who was close to (absconding accused Dawood Ibrahim’s brother) Anees Ibrahim and Dossa, took upon of himself to bring a part of arms and ammunition from Dighi to Mumbai, the court had said. This was “vital towards achievement of the conspiracy so that the weapons could be used to terrorise and torment innocent citizens of India,” the court had said. The trial of Abu Salem, Mustafa Dossa, Karimullah Khan, Firoz Abdul Rashid
‘Blasts verdict shows resolve to fight terror’
BJP hailed the court verdict in the Mumbai serial blasts case, saying it shows India’s unwavering commitment to ensuring that perpetrators of acts of terror do not go unpunished. “At a time when the Modi gover nment has brought terrorism on the top of global agenda, this judgement shows India’s unwavering commitment to ensuring that perpetrators of
such acts of terror do not go unpunished,” BJP spokesperson G V L Narasimha Rao told PTI. He said the judgement also marks justice for the families of over 257 persons, who had died in the blasts. This verdict, Rao said, further strengthens the government’s commitment to fighting terrorism, which is a global menace, in all its forms.
Hope Dawood,Memon are also punished: Cong
Congress said justice has finally prevailed in the Mumbai serial blasts case and asserted that India is determined to fight terrorism and punish its perpetrators. Congress incharge of communications Randeep Surjewala voiced hope that terrorists Dawood Ibrahim and Tiger Memon will also be punished, after a Mumbai TADA court sentenced two accused to death and handed down life term to two others including Dawood’s aide Abu Salem. “Justice prevails in Mumbai blasts with life imprisonment of Abu Salem. 104 accused convicted so far. Next should be Dawood Ibrahim and Memon,” he said on Twitter.
MGNREGA: Nagaland to implement DBT ANTA, KCCU submit DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Along with rest of the country, Nagaland will start implementing the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) under MGNREGA beginning from the current financial year 2017. Informing this in a press note, Rural Development secretary, Kelei Zeliang said that the wages of the MGNREGA workers would be directly credited to the individual accounts of the jobcard holders who have actually carried out the works on the basis of Rs.177 per day as daily wage through National Electronic Fund Management System (NeFMS)–Public Financial Management System (PFMS). This would ensure transparency and check corruption at all levels, he added. To avail the benefit, Kelei said every jobcard holder must have a bank account duly linked with Aadhaar, unlike the present practice where wages of MGNREGA workers are paid by cash through the VDBs. He said in
the new system “no cash payment would be possible.” Kelei also informed that if any jobcard holder needs employment, he/she must ask for work from their respective BDOs, who have been designated as PO MGNREGA. “Every job seeker will be given employment within 15 days. On being provided employment and measurement of work taken thereof, muster rolls will be filled and uploaded in the NREGA-Soft MIS,” he added. The concerned PO will prepare the bills, digitally sign them and generate Fund Transfer Order (FTO). Once FTO is generated, Kelei said it would directly go to the Program Division of the Ministry of Rural Development (New Delhi), who will ten sanction and transfer wage amount straight to the workers account through PFMS. “In any case no persondays will be allowed to generate in the MIS unless the jobcard holders do the work.
NPF P&IC refutes allegations against Rio DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): NPF Press & Information Cell (P&IC) has refuted the statement issued by NPF Media & Press Bureau (M&PB), saying the “amusingly frustrated and un-parliamentary tirades and accusations” in the media against NPF president and Lok Sabah MP, Neiphiu Rio was “sheer jealousy to vilify the commanding image of Neiphiu Rio, representing Nagaland. In a press note, P&IC rather said it was a blessing for Nagaland to have Rio, a veteran politician, as the lone Lok Sabha MP. “Despite his invaluable contributions to Nagaland, for the general public and the party men and women, leading the NPF and its DAN alliance, garnering people’s mandate to such height, for three consecutive general elections; the way the party tortured Neiphiu Rio is excruciatingly unfair,” P&IC stated. It further pointed out
Abu Salem
Khan, Riyaz Siddiqui, Tahir Merchant and Abdul Quayyum was separated from the main case as they were arrested subsequently. Dossa died of cardiac arrest at J J Hospital in Mumbai, shortly after being convicted, on June 28. The court had held that Tahir Merchant was amongst the main conspirators. The court had also rejected Firoz’s defence that he was not Firoz Khan but one ‘Hamza.’ The prosecution proved that he was a prominent and “trusted” member of the Dossa gang, and participated in all the “landings” of weapons effected by Dossa brothers in Raigad district, the court had held.
special leave petition. P&IC said Rio, whose life is an open book, had served steadfastly for the cause of the Nagas in particular and public purposes at the national level in general. Experiences show that those who support noble cause inevitably meet attempts of stigmatization, and the present accusation is no lesser than one of such category P&IC added. Since Rio commands all the support, P&IC said it stoutly refute the accusations and appeal to all party men, women and the public not to be swayed by “unfounded, baseless and statements of frustrated elements.” Hitting out at “the erstwhile NPF president”, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu’s claim that “NPF and BJP were natural allies”, P&IC wondered why Dr. Shürhozelie had moved to forcefully disqualify the three BJP MLAs when they merged
with the BJP from NCP? However, P&IC said when BJP supported the majority NPF legislators group, Dr. Shürhozelie immediately severed all ties with the BJP without any second thought. P&IC said it was a fact that over 2/3rd majority of NPF legislators had asked Dr. Liezietsu to step down, “due to the untold hardship faced by the NPF legislators and organisational leaders over the excessively autocratic and dictatorial style of functioning and handling the party by the former president.” However, P&IC said Dr. Liezietsu “did not care to give ear.” After a grace period of 15 days was given to Dr. Liezietsu to resign, P&IC said Rio was urged upon by the majority legislators on July 29, 2017 to take up the responsibility as the NPF interim president, which was accepted by Rio on August 1, 2017.
In this regard, Kelei has asked all MGNREGA workers both under bank covered blocks and unbanked blocks in the State to open their bank accounts immediately. He further informed that the jobcard holders, interested to work at the rate of Rs. 177 perday as their wage, may demand works from the concerned BDOs so that they would be provided works within 15 days. The secretary has therefore directed all the BDOs and junior engineers/SOs to remain in their respective station and assist the jobcard holders. Presently 46,894 active MGNREGA workers have opened their bank accounts linked with Aadhar and are ready for DBT. A total of 1.79 lakh MGNREGA workers have been verified with Aadhar and are in the process of opening their bank accounts. Kelei also informed that the state currently has 4.25 lakh active jobcards with 5.82 lakh active MGNREGA workers.
Taxi driver murder case: NSCN (K) clarifies
DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): NSCN (K) through its MIP on Thursday said it was extremely disturbed after two of the three arrested persons involved in the murder of Swuduve Nakro, a taxi driver, were identified as NSCN (K) members. To s e t t h e r e c o r d straight, MIP said that the accused Daniel Yimchunger defected to NSCN/GPRN by claiming himself as “sgt. maj” in 2013. He was therefore kept under observation/probation awaiting confirmation by GHQ, but even before the new Naga Army Registration number could be issued, he was arrested by the security forces in Kohima and sentenced to imprisonment. Since then, Daniel had no association with NSCN/GPRN in any capacity, MIP said. “It is also ascertained that Daniel (Cont’d on p-8) was released from the prison
but chose not to join our formation”, MIP said. He was again arrested in 2015 in Kohima and thereafter, his activities remained unknown. Therefore, MIP said that the recovery of tax challans was an implication that he was among many extortionists committing crimes especially in and around Kohima and Dimapur in the guise of NSCN cadre. MIP also clarified that the other accused Toishe Aye, who claimed to be a ‘captain’ of NSCN (K), was “extremely illogical and a very pathetic self-acclamation”. Being an “established regular criminal”, MIP said he was apprehended by Kohima and Dimapur Urban commands of NSCN/GPRN prior to 2015 on several occasions for issuing threats, extortions and committing other petty crimes using NSCN’s name. (Cont’d on p-8)
3-point charter of demands
Correspondent
KOHIMA, SEP 7 (NPN): All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) on Thursday submitted a three-point charter of demands before the state government through the DC Kohima in connection with the murder of Swuduve Nakro. ANTA has demanded the state government to appoint Shenevolu Nakro, wife of late Swuduve Nakro, in any of the department under grade IV service in order to sustain the family. It also demanded the culprits to be booked under non-bailabe offence. ANTA has also asked the state government to enhance security of taxi drivers so that such incidents do not occur in the future. On Thursday, most of the local taxis in Kohima remained off roads as a mark of protest. ANTA president, Vibasetuo Solo assured that normal taxi service would resume from September 8. Meanwhile, ANTA has expressed gratitude to DC Kohima and officials, Kohima police personnel, Pholami village members, drivers and owners under ANTA and Chiechama youth for extending their support. KCCU demands: Kohima Centre Chakhesang Union (KCCU) had also submitted a three point representation to the District & Sessions Judge, Kohima on Wednesday after its emergency meeting. The representation signed by KCCU vice president, Kuveo Cukhamu and general secretary Shepo Dzudo demanded death penalty to all the murder accused It also demanded that the murder accused should not be granted bail under any circumstances and warned that any person trying to bail the accused would be doing so at their own risk. Lastly, KCCU sought for fast-track justice without any delay. K Y M C
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Wahan vegetable market inaugurated in Mon town
Speaking at the short inaugural program, the DC informed that he started the market construction without any fund or sanction from the government. It was his will and determination to set an example to
the Konyak, that led him to construct the market, he said. Sharing the credit with the people of the surrounding areas, he said that he was able to successfully complete the construction of the market only due to the cooperation of the people residing in that area and help from few other individuals. Emphasizing on the need to maintain and keep the market clean, he suggested on penalising the defaulters and further urged the Mon Town Council (MTC) to take up the task of completing the market without waiting for any government sanction. The program was chaired by Shanavas C, ADC Mon, dedicatory prayer was offered by Rev. Chemyuh executive secretary KBBB, welcome note by Ilika Zhimomi, SDO (C) Phomching. The program was attended by various civil societies and public leaders.
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WEATHER FORECAST September 8
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Agartala Clouds and sun with a t-storm 31 25 Aizawl
Clouds and sun with a t-storm 26 20
Guwahati Clouds and sun with a t-storm 32 25 Imphal
Clouds and sun with a t-storm 28 20
Itanagar Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Shillong
Partly sunny with a t-storm
23 18
Kohima
A couple of thunderstorms
24 19
Dimapur Clouds and sun with a t-storm 31 23
Partly sunny with a t-storm
26 19
Tuensang Partly sunny with a t-storm
20 15
Mkg Wokha
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Zunheboto A thunderstorm in the area
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DC speaking at the inaugural programme. (NP) Correspondent
MON, SEP 7 (NPN): Wahan vegetable market was inaugurated Thursday by DC Mon, W. Honje Konyak below private bus station, Mon town.
The market constructed over a nullah, a low lying waste area has now been converted into a beautiful market, housing about 60 to 70 local vegetable vendors, all at the initiative of DC Mon.
MCCI passes twopoint resolution DIMAPUR: The Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce and Industries (MCCI) during its emergency meeting held on September 7 adopted a two-point resolution for welfare of public in Mokokchung. MCCI president Tsukti Lkr and general secretary, Limalenden Lkr stated that its first resolution was that business establishments in Mokokchung district will not undertake “shop registration” with any Naga National Political Group/s. Secondly it resolved that business community of Mokokchung district would not entertain collection of any kind of donations and/or illegal taxation by any government or non-governmental agency or groups/individuals.
Arrested woman in police custody. DIMAPUR: Excise Kohima manning Peducha check-gate has seized 100 gms of heroin from a Dimapur bound Tata Winger (MN01X-6762) and arrested a woman in this connection.
According to superintendent of Excise Kohima, Vikikhe Aomi, the check gate party acted on a tipoff and seized the heroin which was concealed in a soap case. In this connection,
one woman identified as Chochong Boishi Kuki (40) was arrested. According to Excise Kohima, during preliminary investigation, the arrested woman revealed that she brought the consignment from Churachandpur (Manipur) to sell it off at Dimapur. Excise Kohima informed that the woman purchased the drugs at Rs. 1.50 lakh from Manipur and planned to sell it off at Rs. 2.30 lakh in Dimapur. Aomi has cautioned that there has been rise of women smugglers recently and added that the department was vigilant to curb any illegal activities. The Excise check gate party was led by inspector, Vipral, head constables— Yimto, Nagbu, Lhoukoulie, Nizokeu, Nganvang, Lichimthong, N. Moses, Rokovikho and lady constable Tsatsula.
ANFATA appeals option for drawing teachers DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Fine Art teachers Association (ANFATA) has appealed the state government to provide option to the drawing teachers in the state as the government order stated that untrained drawing teachers would be issued voluntary pension with effect from March 30, 2019, whereas only 54% drawing teachers in the state are trained as state has no training institute but to go to
Imphal for a one year and three months. The association in a press note by president, V. Hetoi Swu also reminded the concern authority in regard to enhancement of pay scale which was submitted to the office on December 5, 2014. The association appealed the concern authority to look into the matter and take necessary action at the earliest. ANFATA also urged the
concern authority to provide text book/guidelines book for the drawing teachers as well as students and the facilities like pencil, cursive writing, painting equipments tools etc. The association said with more attention and providing the necessary requirement for the drawing teacher as well students would promote the talent of the students and provide employment.
DIMAPUR: As an ultimate outcome of the several rounds of hectic meetings in the past few months, the Longkhitpeh Village Council (LVC), Church and the general public in a joint meeting held on August 24 has unanimously declared to adhere clean election campaign resolutions set forth by NBCC and fully support USBLA clean election committee resolutions. In a press release, chairman LVC, Rangkha Sangtam stated that council appealed to all the general public to commit themselves in following the resolutions adopted and elect the rightful candidate. The five resolutions taken up by the council are: shall practice “nne man, one vote; shall not use intoxicants drugs & liquor; shall abstain from selling & buying votes; shall allow only one common platform for all the political parties and shall not allow campaign in both individual and public places. It may be mentioned that, Longkhitpeh village falls under Longkhim – Chare administrative jurisdiction of Tuensang district and the church is a constituent member church of the United Sangtam Baptist Churches Association (USBLA).
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, September 8, 2017
news in brief AKM informs: Ao Students Conference (AKM) has informed all the executives, senior executives and tribunal members of AKM that an emergency meeting has been convened on September 8, 4 p.m at AKM conference hall. All members have been asked to attend positively. Prayer and fasting for prisoners’ in Nagaland: A day of prayer and fasting for prisoners in jails of Nagaland would be observed on September 10 organized by All India Prison Ministry Nagaland branch Kohima. The organizer has requested the Christians/believers of the churches (non-denominational) of Nagaland to observe this Sunday with prayer and fasting for the prisoners, jail authority and AIPMMK as well. Nagaland chapter of CSI to be launched: Department of Information Technology & Communication in collaboration with Computer Society of India (CSI) will be launching the Nagaland Chapter of Computer Society of India (CSI) on September 8, 2 p.m at the directorate building of IT&C, Kohima, with parliamentary secretary, Dr. Longriniken as chief guest. DPDB meeting Wokha: Vice chairman, D P D B & d e p u t y c o m m i s s i o n e r, Wokha, Wezope Kenye informed that the monthly DPDB meeting would be held on September 11, 11 a.m at DC’s conference hall, Wokha. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. PVC informs: The Phek Village Council (PVC) has informed that a union called Phekmi Phek Town Landowners Union Phek (PPTLUP) has not taken any approval for its formation from the council. Phek village council chairman Chivozo Soho said the PPTLUP was not a recognized body for which it would not acknowledge the same in any manner. He asked the citizens to take note of it. STO Wokha infor m pensioners: Senior treasury officer (STO), Wokha has informed that the annual physical verification for both life and family pensioners would be held from September 12 to 14, 10 a.m onwards. All the pensioners drawing from treasury office, Wokha have been requested to report within the given dates, failing which no further pension payment would be made. JMHS Mkg informs: Jubilee Memorial higher secondar y school (JMHS) Mokokchung has informed the parents
that there will be a parents meeting on September 10, 3 p.m at Sangtemla ward community hall (behind new town hall, Mokokchung). All parents have been requested to attend the meeting positively. ANGPTA general meeting: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Dimapur unit general meeting would be held on September 9, 10:30 a.m at Premier Lodge near Agri expo gate. For further information, one may contact at 8787794393/8974517526. DSSU joint meeting: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) has convened a joint meeting on September 9 at the residence of its banker, Er. Ghokuto Assumu Retd. SE, Duncan Basti. All units (area), sub-units (colleges) and coopted members have been asked to attend the meeting positively. The meeting will discuss the upcoming general conference. For further information, one may contact general secretary at 9774357991. Aghunaqa block VDB emergency meeting: Block Development Officer (BDO) Aghunaqa has convened an emergency meeting of VDBs under Aghunaqa block on September 9; 10 a.m. at Aghunaqa headquarter. All the VDB secretaries under Aghunaqa block have been requested to attend the meeting positively. HYS elects new team: Hindu Yuva Sanga (HYS) has elected it new team of office bearers for the tenure 2017-18 led by Kaushik Dasgupta as president, Deepraj Das as general secretary along with eleven others. Book launch: Insider perspectives: critical essays on literature from Nagaland (a Barkweaver publication) by Vizovono Elizabeth and Sentinaro Tsuren would be launched on September 12, 4 p.m at Rivenburgs Memorial Chapel Hall, Baptist College, Kohima. Lost and found: NSCN/GPRN UT-I through its MIP informed that two wheeler Bikes have been recovered, namely Yamaha SZR Red Colour, Engine Number 54B3035218, Chasis Number 154B0236B2035247 and Bajaj Platina Black Colour, Engine Number DZUBTM95845, Chasis Number MD2DDDZZZTP41122. Rightful owner may claim with proper documents at Union Territory-I office during office hour within 7 days time or may contact secretary UT-I at 8014620571.
UPHC conducts free health check up Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC) Duncan Bosti conducted a free heath check-up camp at Lotha Colony council hall, Dimapur on Thursday. Around 60 residents mostly women tur ned out at the camp. They were treated for various ailments and provided free medicines. Basic tests such as blood pressure and blood sugar were also conducted at the camp. The medical team was led by Dr. Yiben Dr. Yiben Lotha with the medical team at the camp. (NP) Lotha. According to Dr. Yiben, Urban Primary He said that UHPC camp was also supervised Health Centre Duncan conducts free medical camp by Lotha Colony chairman Bosti covers 13 wards. twice in a month. The Renbi Lotha.
KVK foundation stone laid at Longtroktrok Anganwadi centre inaugurated at Merapani
T.Torechu, MLA unveiling foundation stone at Longtroktrok Kiphire. (NP) Correspondent
KIPHIRE, SEPT 7 (NPN): MLA from Kiphire-Pungro contintuency, T. Torechu said that coming up of KVK was a boon for the people of Kiphire district bound to improve the farming community and help agricultural output in the region. He said this as chief guest during the foundation stone laying ceremony of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) at Longtroktrok, some 4 km away from Kiphire town on Thursday. K
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Torechu urged upon the farming community to take advantage of the rich bio-diversity that Kiphire offered and joint hands with KVK to develop in agricultural area. He also asked them to inculcate the habit of work culture and for elders to pass on the traditional agricultural know-how to younger generation. Joint director, ICAR Nagaland, Dr. D. J Rajkhowa said with the opening of KVK in Kiphire all 11 districts in Nagaland has
been covered. On development of infastructure, KVK administrative infrastructure director, ATARI Zone-V11, Dr. Bidyut C. Deka said it would take some time as there were certain processes to be completed. Director, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Dr. Ngachan expressed his satisfaction in opening KVK in Kiphire. He also said Kiphire has huge agricultural potentials economically. Guest of honour, deputy commissioner Kiphire,
Sedevikho Khro said that co-operation between farming community and KVK was vital in achieving the desired goal. Commissioner and secretary, Veterinary and Animal Husbandry, M.K Mero, said it was a milestone achievement for ICAR for its initiative in opening KVK in Kiphire. ADG (April, Extension) ICAR New Delhi, Dr V.P Chahal, maintained that though there had been technological advancement in agricultural sector it was yet to reach farmers. He also felt the need to empower farming women community as women constitute large chunk of agricultural workforce. APC and commissioner and secretary Agriculture, Imkonglemba in his concluding remark said that unless if banking institutions does not give loan to farmers, expansion in agricultural area was not possible. He also emphasized on the importance of purchasing power of farmers. Program was chaired by scientist (Horticulture), Dr. Azeze Seyie.
DIMAPUR: Anganwadi centre constructed under MGNREGA in convergence with Social Welfare department at Merapani village under RD Block Bhandari was inaugurated on September 6 by project director (PD) DRDA Wokha, Thungdeno Mozhui. According to DIPR report, PD Wokha high-
lighted on the importance of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) which was soon to be implemented under MGNREGA in the state. She appraised the participants to expedite the process in order to avail the benefits through DBT. She also suggested the SHGs, NGOs and villagers to come up with innovative ideas to be
implemented which would boost self sustenance and self reliance. The local entrepreneurs, NGOs and SHGs were made aware on how to control the market in order to uplift the economy of our local people. BDO Bhandari chaired the inaugural programme while officials and participants were welcomed by
the VCC. VDB Secretary presented a brief report on the construction of Anganwadi centre which was followed by special number from Anganwadi children. A member of Mhankai Okho, an NGO based at Bhandari town also spoke on the occasion. Vote of thanks was delivered by CDPO Bhandari.
Kma DPDB special meet approves district LADP 2017-18
DIMAPUR: The special meeting of Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) for finalization and approval of the Local Area Development Programme (LADP) for the year 2017-18 was held at DPDB conference hall, Kohima on September 7. According to DIPR report, Kohima DPDB vice chair man and deputy commissioner, Rajesh Soundararajan urged the members to cooperate with each other for efficient performance of duty. MLAs from the district namely, minister of Roads & Bridges, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire, parliamentary secretary of Mechanical Engineering & NSMDC, Vikho-o Yhoshu and c h a i r m a n , D P D B, Ko h i m a & parliamentary secretary of Labour & Employment (including Skill Development), Dr. Neiphriezo
delivered short speeches. They urged the members to openly share their opinions for the benefit of the district. They further expressed their gratitude to the DPDB members, headed by the DC for working tirelessly for the welfare of the district. Administrator, KMC, Kethosituo Sekhose apprising the members of the Kohima Municipal Council building project at new secretariat, encouraged the entrepreneurs to make good use of the building for their welfare and development.The building has been designed to house small entrepreneurial shops, for showcasing their products, with an aim to provide the entrepreneurs over the state, a common platform and also a platform for entrepreneurs from outside the state an opportunity for business exchanges. Maintaining that developed entrepreneurs would indirectly serve as the economic
backbone of the society, he urged the members of DPDB to extend their support for the success of the project. He informed that the project which would be called “Make in Nagaland” or “Made in Nagaland” in line with the government of India’s “Make in India” initiative would soon begin, in partnership with the Youth Net. Board in its special meeting unanimously approved Rs. 691.25 Crore Kohima District Local Area Development Programme, 20172018. The LADP would cover 8th Western Angami A/C, 9th Kohima Town A/C, 10th Northern Angami-I A/C, 11th Northern Angami-II A/C, 12th Tseminyu A/C, 14th Southern Angami-II A/C and 15th Southern Angami-II A/C. The house also approved LADP under common pool 2017-18, amounting to Rs 105.00 lakh. K
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moting awareness among the people through posters, seminars, exhibitions and health camps in schools and public places from time to time. She was hopeful that people would have a “deep sense of respect for life” once these drive were set up. She also added that the helpline would provide information and cater help to people who love pets but have meagre finance to take care of them. Marian also brought up the importance of ensuring animals
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DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): 2nd general meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), Dimapur was held on Thursday at deputy commissioner’s conference hall, Dimapur. Addressing aims and objectives of SPCA, executive secretary SPCAs, Dimapur, Marian Rao stressed that the society needed a shelter for animals so that they could stand up
on their feet after initial help from the government in some ways or the other. “Once we build the shelter, we could start adopting animals, build a hospital for them with modern amenities where we could have animal service, day and night care, doctors and hopefully have a helpline as well”, Marian said. She further added that in order to prevent cruelty and help people get to know SPCA better, the society would be looking into pro-
are not forgotten disaster management whereby animals could be rescued and camps could be set up. Speaking on “land/ site for office and animal shelter”, deputy commissioner Dimapur, president SPCAs, Kesonyu Yhome said that the experiences in some states were better than Nagaland and that an animal shelter was the need of the hour. While ensuring that the department would revisit the matter, he also urged the members to keep making valuable contributions for the welfare of animals. Earlier in the meeti n g, Ke s o n y u Y h o m e greeted individuals present and closed with a vote of thanks. The meeting was attended by representatives from lions club, Dimapur Muslim council and individuals. It may be noted that members from the house formed a five member committee to work out charts and conduct awareness in various locations.
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I M P H A L , S ep 7 : Continuing its crackdown against human trafficking racket in Manipur, police have rescued three minor girls from Myanmar. A police source Thursday said that the three girls were rescued from Rangoon by Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Churachandpur district police with the assistance of its counterpart Tengnoupal district police and Child Welfare Committee (CWC) Churachandpur. SIT was formed by the Churachandpur district to investigate into human trafficking in the district after the district police rescued three minor girls last weekend. On September 2 last, anti human trafficking unit of Manipur police in Churachandpur district rescued three girls including two minors. The police
further arrested four persons including three women allegedly involved in the human trafficking racket. The SIT comprising five officers of the district police was formed on September 3 for thorough investigation into the case registered in connection with trafficking of girls. During the course of investigation into the case, statements of 16 prosecution witnesses have been recorded so far. At the same time, five more complaints of “not knowing the whereabouts” of their wards after being taken away by the alleged traffickers was also received by the SIT, the official source added. To t r a c e t h e whereabouts of the missing girls, SIT sent message to Tengnoupal district police requesting the SP of the district to find out a way to arrest some accused who are currently staying at Tamu
OIL optimistic of finding hydrocarbon deposits in Mizoram
Aizawl, Sep 7 (PTI): Oil India Limited (OIL) is highly optimistic of finding hydrocarbon deposits, specially natural gas in Mizoram, company’s chief manager for exploration Ru p i yo t P h u k a n s a i d Thursday. “ We f o u n d g o o d quality natural gas deposit in Maubuang area, but the quantity was not feasible for commercial purposes,” he told media persons
here. Drilling was done at Maubuang, which is around 40 km south of Aizawl and at Keifang area in eastern Aizawl district and did not yield any positive results. Drilling in central Mizoram’s Thenzawl area would commence soon and OIL is highly optimistic of finding hydrocarbon deposits in the area, he added.
SC hearing on medical admission denial on Sep 11 SHILLONG, Sep 7 (Agencies): The Supreme Court will hear the case relating to denial of admission to medical aspirants of Meghalaya in colleges of Assam on September 11. State health and family welfare minister Roshan Warjri said the state government had moved the apex court last Monday. “The Meghalaya government has also prayed for inclusion of Medical Council of India as a party to the case,” the minister said. Every year, four seats each in Guwahati Medical College and Hospital and Assam Medical College and Hospital, Dibrugarh and two seats in Silchar Medical College and Hospital are allotted to Meghalaya.
town, Myanmar, the source said. With the assistance of Tengnoupal district police and CWC Churachandpur, three victims were rescued from Myanmar’s Rangoon during the last 48 hours with the arrest of two more persons involved in trafficking minors from Churachandpur. The two apprehended alleged women traffickers were identified as Irene Ngaihoih (35) wife of Tuolkhom from IB Tang and Nengneingai (25) wife of H Ginminthang Simte of Thingkangphai village. The arrested persons were remanded to police custody for eight days by a local court. With this, a total of six persons allegedly involved in the trafficking of girls from Churachandpur to Southeast Asian countries through Myanmar have been arrested by the SIT, the source said.
Agartala , S ep 7 (IANS): A team of BSF and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence officials on Thursday seized 53,600 bottles of cough syrup valued at Rs 69 lakh in nor th Tripura, a BSF official said. Following a tip-off, the contraband was seized by Border Security Force’s Intelligence Wing and officials of the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence from a truck at Ambassa. The truck driver and accompanying smugglers escaped when BSF and DRI officials signalled the vehicle to stop. The official said that since January 2017 till date, the BSF has seized as many as 1.73 lakh bottles of the banned Phensydyl cough syrup, valued at Rs 2.20 crore, bound for Bangladesh. Cough syr ups are smuggled into Bangladesh through West Bengal and four other northeastern states.
IMPHAL, Sep 7: Scribes in Manipur Thursday staged a sit-in-protest at the premise of Manipur Press Club to protest against the killing of Editor Gauri Lankesh in Karnataka. Senior journalist Gauri Lankesh, a well-known critic of the right wing forces, was shot dead at her house in Bengaluru on September 5. The scribes staged the protest under the banner of All Manipur Working Journalists Union (AMWJU). Members of AMWJU and representatives of almost all the media houses in Imphal joined the protest. Placards with various slogans like “We journalists do not work to be killed”, “Condemn the killing of Gauri Lankesh”, “Stop targeting unarmed journalists”, “Respect the rights of journalists,” etc. were displayed during the protest.
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Dated, Dimapur the 22nd Aug' 17
Notice is hereby given that Shri. Toyikhu Zhimomi -Vrs- Shri. Tiaakum Imsong resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 22/9/17.
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From your loving family(Achumi), Wife, sons and daughter. _______________________________ Many many happy returns of the day, Soar higher and reach for the stars above. You are one special person that should never be forgotten. May your birthday bring more hope and love, May it be a new start of marvelous career journey and tremendous success. From Jacob. ________________ Dearie Tarlo (Wati) Let’s light the candles and celebrate this special day of your life. Let all the dreams to be on fire and light your birthday candles with that. Happy Birthday to my other half, so far yet you are always in my heart, distance doesn’t matter because your love always makes me feel your presence. Words are scarce to tell you how I feel today. You are my true happiness. Bless to have you. Love Babsi Easang.
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Scribes in Manipur staging a protest at Manipur Press Club against the killing of Gauri Lankesh on Thursday. (NP)
Attending the protest demonstration, AMWJU president Wangkhemcha Shyamjai said that targeting unarmed journalists was an act of cowardly people. “The killing is an attempt to suppress the rights to expression of the journalists. The incident of killing a jour nalist has blemished the image of democracy of India.
an editor who was known for her fearless views in her newspaper as well as various forums. “Editors of Manipur consider her killing as direct frontal attack on the freedom of expression and extend moral support to all journalists’ organizations protesting her killing,” a statement issued after the meeting stated.
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FELICITATES Sukhalu Ghami Welfare Society (SGWS) Dimapur with immense pride would like to congratulate : 1. Shri. Y. Khetoshi Yepthomi, S/o Late Yekhuvi Yeptho, Assistant Director promoted to Dy. Director, School Education, Nagaland Kohima. 2. Shri. Henoto K. Yeptho, S/o Er. K. Kiheto Yeptho, for being selected to pursue MBBS from NEET Examination. 3. Shri. Bovika K. Yeptho, S/o Er. S. Kitoho Yeptho, for being selected to pursue Civil Engineering from J.E Examination. The SGWS Dimapur further prays and wishes you all bright and prosperous future. Nitovi Yepthomi Chairman S.G.W.S.D
I, Shri. Ahuka V. Yeptho, S/o Vizoheto Yeptho resident of DC Hill (West) Colony under Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows. 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi tribe resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my father's actual name is Vizheto Yeptho, but due to ignorance and clerical mistake my father's name was inadvertently entered/recorded as Vizheho Yeptho in my NBSE Admit Card, Marksheet-cum-Certificate bearing Roll Number 171701001 and Certificate of Qualification & Registration Card for Secondary Student bearing Registartion No. 1570787. 3. That the above mentioned names Vizheho Yeptho & Vizheto Yeptho are one and same person. 4. That, from the date of this declaration, I shall use my father's name as Vizheto Yeptho for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this 23rd day of 08 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland. Notary Public Regd. No. 4443/17, Date : 24/08/2017
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Everybody must condemn it,” he said. The Editors Guild Manipur too joined the various media organizations and well wishers in condemning the killing of senior journalists. In a condolence meeting convened at its office in Imphal, members of the guild expressed shock at the gruesome killing of
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Dear Dad, Many many happy returns of the day. May God bless you as you continue to venture through journeys in life and gift you with years of long life to live. Happy Birthday dad!!
Diphu, Sep 7: Governor of Assam Banwarilal Purohit Thursday began his two day tour of West Karbi Anglong. The Governor was received by deputy commissioner of West Karbi Anglong and a delegation of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council led by Chief Executive Member Tuliram Ronghang and Executive Member Amarsing Tisso at Hamren circuit house. The Governor held a meeting with the officers of district administration and police in the afternoon and also head of government departments under the jurisdiction of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council in the evening.
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Schedule of the Constitution and many others in the m e e t i n g ,” s a i d I N P T general secretary Jagadish Debbarma. Another source from the INPT claimed that they have received proposal from Congress to form alliance, but the party rejected the proposal due to the party’s bad situation and eyeing the growth of BJP. The INPT had an electoral tie-up with Congress in 2013 Assembly polls. The source also claimed that another indigenous political party NCT would also form alliance with BJP and IPFT is also expected to join the bandwagon. However, the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT) denied to form ally with the BJP and declared to fight independent in the coming polls. “We didn’t get any invitation to join NEDA meeting. And whoever wants to form alliance, they could do, but we would not follow them,” IPFT chief NC Debbarma said.
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Dimapur, Sep 7 (NPN): Dimasa community of Ba munpukhuri vill a ge observed the community fishing day on Thursday at Diphu river, Bamunphuri village, Dimapur. The villagers used indigenous fishing method to catch fish. The main objective of the event was to preserve the indigenous fishing culture of Dimasas and also to discourage use of chemical poison, dynamite which causes irreversible damage Dimasa youths catching fish during the community fishing day. to aquatic habitats.
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AG A RTA L A , S ep 7 (Agencies): After toiling hard to make indigenousdominated hamlets its strong base, the BJP finally received positive results, though not fully. The Indigenous Nationalist Party of Twipra (INPT) has decided to form electoral alliance with BJP to fight against the the CPM in 2018 Assembly polls. A team of INPT last month met BJP national general secretar y Ram Madhav and also Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi. After a telephonic conversation between BJP chief Biplab Deb and INPT chief BK Hrankhawl, the INPT took the decision to jointly fight, to overthrow the Communist rule in Tripura. “We have been asked to join the upcoming NEDA meeting likely to be held in the coming third week in Guwahati. We will place our demands of providing more power to the Autonomous District Council, inclusion of Kokborok in the Eighth
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I, No. G/ 3201142, RFN/GD, Hit Bahadur Gurung, 32 AR, S/o Late Prahlad Kumar, aged about 36 years, resident of Village : Barmeli Tole, P.O Bharatpur Nagar Palika-11, P.S Bharatpur, Dist Chitwan, Zone : Narayani, West Nepal, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address. 2. That in my service Book my wife's name has been entered/ written as Laxmi, my daughter's name as Moushmi and my son's name as Rohit. 3. That the correct spelling of my wife's name is Smti. Laxmi Gurung, my daughter's name is Moushmi Gurung and my son's name is Rohit Gurung. 4. That this Affidavit is sworn to declare that Laxmi & Laxmi Gurung is one and the same person i.e my wife. That Moushmi & Moushmi Gurung is and the same and identical person i.e, my daughter, and Rohit & Rohit Gurung is also one and same person i.e, my son, and further to rectify the correct names of my wife, daughter and son from the competent authority. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 17th day of August, 2017. Regd. No. 727/17, Date : 17/08/2017 Notary Public
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I, Shri. Tokikhe Chishi, S/o Tozhei Chishi, R/o Thahekhu Village, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual date of birth is 5.01.1961. 3. That in the statements of GPF Account (EDN-13552) issued by the office of the Accountant General (A&E) my Date of Birth has been inadvertently entered/recorded as 5.01.1963, however my actual date of birth is 5.01.1961 as entered/recorded in my HSLC Admit Card bearing Roll. No. 206 ZUNHE. 4. That this affidavit is made to declare that my actual date of birth is 5.01.1961 and not 5.01.1963 as erroneously entered in my G.P.F statement (A/C No.-13552). 5. That henceforth, my date of birth shall be used as 5.01.1961 for all official purpose. I, hereby verify that the content made in paras 1 to 5 are correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn me. Notary Public DP-8971(B)
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND. Dated, Wokha the 6th Sep 2017
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No. Judl-47/2016-17/ / Whereas, Shri. Lydia Zuchobeni R. Yanthan W/o Late Shri. S. Nyamo Lotha, a permanent resident of Lakhuti Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. and to operate AC No. 30653184242 in favour of his deceased husband Late Shri. S. Nyamo Lotha who expired on 29/08/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and succession certificate shall be issued. Hotolu Swu, Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha : Nagaland DC-2100 Regd. No. 1371/17
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I, Shri. Tokikhe Chishi, S/o. Tozhei Chishi, R/o. Thahekhu Village, Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name has been entered as Tokikhe Chishi in my Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter Card, Bank Pass Book, Driving License and service. I.D - SEDUDMR. 12989, Tokikhe Sema. in my HSLC admit card, GPF statement EON- 13552 and Tokikhe in my Service book and D.S.E Employee Verification Sheet (Code no. of the employee Data Base-11334). 3. That the names Tokikhe Chishi, Tokikhe Sema and Tokikhe are same and one person and refer to the same person. 4. That the name Tokikhe Chishi shall be used for all official and future correspondence. 5. That this affidavit is made to aver the above made statements. VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the contents made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed herein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public DP-8971(A)
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This day the 7th June 2017 I Smti. Ibogongle, D/o Shri. Mirut, make this solemn declaration in the presence of the Magistrate Peren. 1. That my D.O.B, 14th May 1950 is written in my GPF statement, whereas my actual and official D.O.B is, 7th Feb. 1978. 2. Hence, my D.O.B, 7th Feb 1978 is the right D.O.B for which it shall be used for all purpose. Therefore, Sir I solemnly declared by way of executing the affidavit in the said court is hereby made as correct to the best of my knowledge for all purpose. Declarant (Ibogongle) Solemnly declared before me on the 7th day of June 2017. Magistrate First Class
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No. Judl-47/2016-17/ / Whereas, Shri. C. Chumdemo Murry S/o. Mhonchumi W/o. Late Shri. Chipo has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to draw all dues and benefits/entitled pension from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. NL/F/08712 and to operate AC No. 30574576395 in favour of his deceased mother Late. Smti. C. Mhonchumi Murry W/o. Late Shri. Chipo who expired on 08/08/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and succession certificate shall be issued. Hotolu Swu, Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha : Nagaland DC-2099
NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Sangliang Zeliang Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Disemo Zeliang relation wife R/o. Police Complex to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 22.5.17. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 5.10.17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 04 day of 09.17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.
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Regd. No. 301/17 Dated. 07/09/2017 I Shri. Mhonchan Y. Lotha S/o. Longshibemo Y. Lotha, permanent resident of Old Changsu Village, Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as follows;1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to the Lotha/Naga tribe. 2. That, my name have been entered and recorded as ‘Mhonchan Y. Lotha’ in my School Education documents/records as well as in my Servvice Appointment Order No. WDP/RO-2/2010-11/519, Dated the 8th Sept 2010. That in some of my official documents such as in my Permanent Residential Certificate my name has been entered and recorded as Longshibemo Y. Lotha. Hence, the entry of my name as Mhonchan Y. Lotha and Longshibemo Y. Lotha corresponds to the same meaning and are synonymous. 3. The above name Mhonchan Y. Lotha and Longshibemo Y. Lotha belongs to one and the same person i.e. me and it is interchangeable. 4. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence in reference to the above paragraphs for all my official purposes, correspondences and records and is made for the purpose of any complications that may arise in future with regard to my name. 5. That, I verify that he contents of this affidavit are t rue to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed thereof and I sign this affidavit before the competent authority at Wokha on this day the 07th day of Sept 2017. Deponent Oren Humtsoe, Advocate & Notary Public, Nagaland DC-2101
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Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Ahoni of Khumishi 'B' Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Nivishe Sema, has expired on 07-03-2017. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same. DP-8978
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Bengaluru, Sep 7 (IANS): The family of slain journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh on Thursday said they would wait for the Special Investigation Team (SIT) to find the culprits and would only approach the court if it fails. “We will give all the cooperation the SIT needs,” Lankesh’s sibling Indrajit Lankesh told reporters here at a press conference. “We will wait for the SIT to give us information and clues on the killers.” Lankesh, 55, editor of popular Kannada tabloid Gauri Lankesh Patrike, was shot dead at her Bengaluru home by three unidentified assailants on Tuesday night. Seven shots were fired at her, of which two hit her in the chest and one in the forehead. “The CCTV footage has found the image of the killer. The police can find some clues through her phone as well,” he said. “ We h ave k n ow n (Karnataka Chief Minister) Siddaramaiah on a personal level and our mother (Indira Lankesh) has also requested him to ensure justice to Gauri.” “But if the SIT fails to find her killers, then we will approach the court and think of a Central Bureau of Investigation probe,” he said. “Our motive is not just to find the killers but to know who was behind the killing,” said Gauri’s sister, Kavitha Lankesh. “Gauri’s death should not be politicised,” the siblings added. “She had no personal enmities, only ideological adversaries,” Indrajit said. “She was condemning right-wing extremists through her publication, which might be the reason for her murder.” “However, other intentions cannot be ruled out,” Indrajit said. “People are branding her as a Naxalite, but she was only trying to bring them into the mainstream,” he added. An SIT was constituted on Wednesday a f t e r S i d d a r a m a i a h ’s meeting with the state’s top police officials.
ed to defence), and in consultation with the Prime Minister and the cabinet... the Cabinet Committee on Security... and ensure that those issues get resolved,” Sitharaman said. The Minister said indigenous manufacturing in defence will be one of the key areas for her, as envisioned in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship Make in India programme. “Make in India in defence production is very important for India’s defence capabilities... It is something that will be of great importance to us,” she said. Pointing out that India was one of the biggest defence equipment buyers in the world, Sitharaman said domestic defence production will receive a boost due to technology transfer to the country. She said the welfare of soldiers and their families was also one of her top pri-
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work with the people living along the Nepal and Bhutan borders. They not only helped them integrate with the mainstream, but also acted as the “eyes and ears” of the SSB, the designated lead intelligence agency on the two borders. The cadre was first raised in 1963, in the aftermath of the Chinese aggression of the previous year, to work in the border areas and promote a sense of national belonging and proIndia feelings among the local population. It worked under the external intelligence agency -- Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) -- till 2001, under the name Special Service Bureau. The name of the force was changed to Sashastra Seema Bal in 2003, following the 1999 Kargil conflict. It was then tasked with guarding the Indo-Nepal and Indo-Bhutan borders on the country’s eastern flank. “The transfer of the civilian SSB cadre will begin once the long-awaited cadre restructuring of the force is approved and implemented. All this will take about a year to take shape,” the official said. The blueprint envisages that once these officials are transferred to the IB, they will be “utilised for different activities related to intelligence, keeping in view the expertise and proficiency of the incumbents”.
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Expression of Interest (EoI) Government of Nagaland Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Nagaland, Kohima Nagaland Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Society (NSDES) No.DET/7/8/2015 Dated Kohima the 7th September, 2017 Sealed proposals are invited by the Nagaland Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Society (NSDES), Government of Nagaland for Empanelment of suitable Vocational Training Providers to conduct Skill Development Training Programme in Nagaland. Detailed document and terms and condition may be collected from this office or by sending a request for the documents through E-mail to the undersigned E-mail address. The Interested Agencies/Vocational Training Providers are hereby requested to submit the proposal at office of the Nagaland Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Society (NSDES) on or before 22nd September, 2017 by 14:00 Hours. The proposal will be opened at 15:00Hours on the same day. Sd/Member Secy., Nagaland Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Society (NSDES) Government of Nagaland E-mail Address:- nsdes.nagaland@gmail.com Contact No:- 9436062368 Issued by DIPR
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Mumbai, Sep 7 (PTI): Tolerance is the “culture and commitment” of India and it is “our constitutional duty” to protect it, Union Minister for Minority Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said here Thursday. Any type of violence and anarchy is a conspiracy to weaken the fabric of the country’s social harmony and India’s strength of unity in diversity. “Our Government will not allow any destructive agenda to dominate our development agenda,” the minister said at an event here. His remarks come in the backdrop of the outrage over the killing of Kannada journalist-activist Gauri Lankesh, known for her leftleaning outlook and forthright views on Hindutva politics, by unidentified assailants at the entrance of her residence in Raj Rajeshwari Nagar in Bengaluru on Tuesday night. Naqvi said the poor and weaker sections of society have the first right to resources of the country and the Narendra Modi government is committed to the progress of every section of the society. He was speaking after inaugurating the ‘New IndiaWe Resolve to Make’ photo exhibition cum cultural event at the Bandra railway station jointly organised by Parliamentary Affairs Ministry and Container Corporation of India.
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orities. “Although I am saying this at the end, certainly not least in importance is the armed forces’ families and their welfare.” “Soldiers (deployed) on the toughest border, challenging situations, should remain absolutely assured that their interests are being watched.” The new Defence Minister approved a grant of around Rs 13 crore for 8,685 ex-servicemen, widows and dependants from the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund. She also approved financial assistance out of the Raksha Mantri Ex-Servicemen Fund, a statement said. Sitharaman, a former Commerce and Industry Minister, was elevated to Cabinet Minister rank and given charge of the crucial defence portfolio in Sunday’s cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. She could not take charge until Thursday as Arun Jaitley, who was holding additional charge of Defence, was on a visit to Japan for a bilateral dialogue. Sitharaman is the first woman to hold full-time charge of the defence portfolio. In the past, then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi held the portfolio twice -- from December 1 to December 21, 1975, and January 14, 1980, to January 15, 1982.
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New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday assumed charge as India’s first fulltime woman Defence Minister, and asserted she would be a “round-theclock” Minister, with focus on preparedness of the armed forces, welfare of soldiers and indigenous defence production. Sitharaman was received at South Block, which houses the Defence Ministry, by predecessor Arun Jaitley, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre, Defence Secretary Sanjay Mitra, Secretary Defence Production A.K. Gupta, Chairman DRDO S. Christopher and other senior officials. Two priests were present at her office to offer prayers as she took over the new charge. “I shall ensure that all defence priorities are well attended to. I will be available round the clock,” Sitharaman said after taking charge. “My priority will definitely be the preparedness of the armed forces. It is important that the armed forces receive all the attention in terms of getting necessary endowment and equipment to perform their duties with the best of equipment available,” she said. “I will attend to all long-pending issues (relat-
New Delhi, Sep 7 (PTI): Over 2,000 personnel of a “dying” paramilitary cadre will be “transferred” to the Intelligence Bureau (IB) to boost the on-ground presence of the agency on the eastern borders, where India is bolstering its defences by building roads and other military infrastructure. A total of 2,765 posts of the civilian cadre of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) will be shifted to the IB command over the next year. Of these posts, 2,039 are operational. “The civil wing of the SSB should be transferred to the IB lock, stock and barrel, including land, physical infrastructure, equipment among others,” a government blueprint, accessed by PTI, said. A top security official privy to the “ambitious” plan said a 300-page proposal for the transfer of the assets -- both manpower and infrastructure -- had been prepared at the SSB headquarters here and had been vetted by the home ministry and the office of the national security advisor (NSA) for final implementation. He added that the manpower of the civil wing of the SSB, which is termed as “dying” as it does not have promotional and work avenues, would be deployed to bolster the IB’s presence in the eastern border areas, where these officials have worked for long. The average age of the cadre, the official said, was above 50 years and the personnel had done a lot of
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(CIVIL WRIT JURISDICTION) W.P (C) No. 172 (K)/2017 Miss. Mezhuzonuo Mepfhuo & 159 Others ……….Petitioners -VERSUSThe State of Nagaland & 86 others …… Respondents M. Lochumi Ovung 43. Takumenla Lkr A. Chonbemo Ezung 44. I. Wapang Dr. O. Chonchibeni Ezung 45. Mapurenla S. Imlimongla Jamir 46. K. Phongtong Khiam Imzuheing Iheilung 47. K. Peshie Khiamniungan Stephen 48. Tongpangnokdang Lngcr Ngumenou Rhakho 49. Thsarola Thonglaru Lhukuzo Rakho 50. S. Changthrongchila Chang Lehu Lohe 51. K. Rijingkhum Yim Jasalie Vadeo 52. Imtikala Longkumer Tshewekhro Chirhah 53. Koratoshi T. Chürasha 54. K. Omentula Niwa 55. Imkongwati Veluzo Lao 56. I. Chatensang Alotoli Zhimomi 57. Nukshitula Kuvezo Kezo 58. Bennynaro 59. Moarenla Khekato S. Yeptho 60. Tongpangrepba Moamongla Jamir Imtila Wati 61. Chubainla Pukhato K. Aye 62. L. Tialila Ao Bovito Kiho 63. P. Akangenla Watila Mollier 64. Senkalong Arenkala Ao 65. Limasenla Longchar H. Chongphe 66. Imchasashi Easter 67. Imsumongla Kavi Swu 68. Bendangnukshi Thejaselie Savino 69. Nungsangtemsu I. Phoebe 70. Supongliba M. Azebo Assumi 71. Merenjungla Kichu Ayeto T. Aye 72. Talinungshi Mugatoli 73. Gwayhunlo Tep Zakato S. Zhimomi 74. Vireizeü Solo Kumugha Sema 75. Imsunaro Longchar S. Agaho Jimo 76. Avinuo Linyu Alotoli D. Yeptho 77. Wapangtemsu Jamir Pukhalu 78. Achuga Rengma Khekavi Sema 79. Asisin Khing Ghuvishe Sema 80. Kikruphrunuo Pienyu N. Tokheho Ayemi 81. Kechangulie Phuketo Swu 82. P. Henyei Phom Levi Sema 83. Rongsenchuba Atoka Chishi 84. Temsumongla. All the respondents are serving as Graduate Teachers under the Department of School Education, Nagaland. C/o The Principal Director, Directorate of School Education, Nagaland, Kohima ……RESPONDENTS
NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULE 20, CPC. Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W. P. (C) NO.172(K)/ 2017 has been filed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as respondents. That the Hon’ble High Court dated 30.08.17 has directed for Substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter on 09.10.17 for entering of appearance. If no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, your advocate, or by someone by law authorized to act for you on the date of appearance, the matter shall be taken up in your absence. Signed and sealed by the order of the Court this day the 31st August, 2017. Deputy Registrar (Judl.) Gauhati High Court (Kohima Bench) Kohima, Nagaland. K-2912
PANCHKULA, Sep 7 (Agencies): The special investigation team (SIT) probing into the violence case involving key Dera Sacha Sauda members Aditya Insaan, Honeypreet Insaan and Surender Dhiman Insaan, on Wednesday revealed that the dera had pumped at least Rs 5 crore to fuel violence after sect chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh was convicted for rapes in Panchkula. The investigations r eve a l e d t h a t d e r a ’s Panchkula branch head Chamkaur Singh was the key person in procuring and spending the money received from dera management. Chamkaur, a resident of Dhakoli in Mohali district, has gone along missing with his family after the registration of sedition case against him on the HC direction on August 28. Like Panchkula, the dera had sent money to various places in Punjab, where violence had broken
o u t a f t e r G u r m e e t ’s conviction. Sources said the dera followers were also told that they would get compensation in case of loss of life during the violence. “More details will emerge after we arrest Chamkaur.Our teams are conducting raids at his possible hideouts,” Haryana director general of police (DGP) B S Sandhu said. He added had some more persons, who were behind the violence or had provided logistics support, were on police radar. “One prominent person in the case is a horticulture scientist, who is also believed to have pumped money for inciting violence,” he said. The dera followers had started converging at Panchkula, where Gurmeet was to attend court hearing in rape cases against him, since August 23. Dhiman, Chamkaur and some local residents had arranged langar (community kitchen) for them.
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Interview Timing : 11 : am onwards Date : 11th and 12th Sept' 17 OFFICE OF THE
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1. S. Wabang Lkr (Ungma) 9856123696 2. Pursanen Jamir (Changtongya) 8732030269 3. Bendang (Longsa) 8974849570 4. T. Atu Jamir (Mokokchung) Ref: (1) Article in the Tir Yimyim published by you on 24.8.17. (2) Article in the Tir Yimyim published by you on 27.8.17. Sub:Your defamatory statements in the above referred articles against three Advocates in particular and the Members of the Bar in general. Sir, On behalf of the High Court Bar Association, Kohima, Nagaland notice is served on each of you jointly and severally: 1. By the article published by you, Messers S.Wapang Lkr, Pursanen Jamir and Bendang you have accused two members of the Bar Mr.Wati Jamir and Mr.Imkong Jamir of acting against the interests of the Nagas by appearing, for Non-Locals in PIL. No.3(k)/2017. You accuse them of being guided solely by monetary gain. As such you demand that the Ao Senden take appropriate steps even to the extent of penalizing and ex-communicating them from the Ao community. 2. You, T. Atu Jamir in your article in Tir Yimyim on 27.8.17 support the accusations of the person above named. You say that the two Advocates are the juniors of Mr. C.T.Jamir, Senior Advocate and that the senior should have instructed them not to act against the interests of the Nagas. You also say “our Naga Lawyers are drunk with money” and “bartering away Nagaland”. In your article, you brand the entire legal fraternity as unchristian and profiteers. 3. In the General Body Meeting held on 4.9.17, your articles were discussed threadbare. The members were of the unanimous opinion that your articles displayed complete ignorance about the Rule of Law. As such, the Bar unanimously resolved to issue legal notices to each of you. Your articles have demeaned and defamed the legal profession in general. They are baseless, motivated and for collateral purposes. Therefore, each of you jointly and severally, are required to meet the demands hereunder appearing within a period of 2 weeks: (i) Each of you either jointly or severally shall publish an unconditional apology to the Advocates in question and the Legal Fraternity in general in the Tir Yimyim. (ii) The unconditional apology above referred shall also be published in one English Local Daily. Should you fail to meet the demands hereinabove mentioned, within the stipulated period, take further notice that the Bar shall be constrained to initiate appropriate proceedings against you, both civil and criminal and the same shall be at your own risk as to cots and consequences, which please note. Yours faithfully, (A. ZHIMOMI) (TAKA MASA) Secretary President
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hat can people of Nagaland expect when their elected representatives, instead of tending to their constitutional duties, are continually busy fighting over loaves and fishes of offices and most shamefully, show no concern about the utterly deplorable roads marked with pot-holes and long hours of power failure where ‘consumers’ get hardly six hours or so of electricity. In fact, road connectivity is taken for granted that they exist without saying. Even power, in its erratic ways, is still expected to provide people not only lighting but enabling entrepreneurs to pursue business without fearing when and how long the lights will go out? These are issues that have dogged Nagaland since mid-2000s and presently it is 2017. That means it is over ten years since Nagaland had roads that were motorable. Deplorable road conditions in Nagaland are mute testimony to the report card of the government. In an era where other states have four or six lane highways, Nagaland is unable to even have even an all-weather single-lane road. The stretch of NH 29(Dimapur to Kohima) has been reduced to a one-lane road that looks like a colony road. A series of reports with photos from far flung districts, published in this daily, clearly indicate that neglected potholes have virtually turned into ponds. Funds provided by the centre to the state for roads has been either siphoned off or misused as evident by various reports appearing in the local media. It may be recalled, that the ministry of surface transport during 2000, had okayed proposal to turn the double-lane NH 29 to a four-lane highway, along the DimapurChumukedima stretch. Following the decision of the surface transport ministry, the state government had issued notifications reaffirming the National Highway Act 1988 wherein 75 feet from the centre of the road on either side, was deemed to be the road reservation area. The other big failure of the decades is power. When the power loss in Nagaland is almost 50% and double the national average, it only calls for serious probe on why this abnormal figure continues to plague power supply and most interestingly, accepted as that for so many years. Such inefficiency cannot be allowed to get away under the guise of ‘transmission loss’, when consumers are handed contestable bills owing to improper metering or inefficiency. Given the fact that there are no industries, what it means is that even domestic consumption cannot be met. The north east generates adequate power which can feed the entire region and during monsoon, the quantity should be more than enough to spare. The Association of Power Engineers Nagaland (APEN) has lamented that the department of power (DoP) has seen its annual budget decreasing as against the rise in maintenance of ever expanding infrastructure. In the past several years, it was almost a regular feature of the department to announce loss amounting to around of over Rs.100 crore annually which was blamed on supposed theft and pilferage. The accumulated total loss from all these has been pegged at around 55% to 60% which is equivalent to 30MW to 40MW out of the total power that the state receives. The two issues need to be fixed and immediately by the government of the day and it is expected that the departments responsible will address the issues with responsibility.
DailyDevotion Springs Of Benignity The water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water. —John 4:14 The picture Our Lord gives is not that of a channel but a fountain. Be being filled, and the sweetness of vital relationship to Jesus will flow out of the saint as lavishly as it is imparted to him. If you find your life is not flowing out as it should, you are to blame; something has obstructed the flow. Keep right at the Source, and — you will be blessed personally? No, out of you will flow rivers of living water, irrepressible life. We are to be centres through which Jesus can flow as rivers of living water in blessing to every one. Some of us are like the Dead Sea, always taking in but never giving out, because we are not rightly related to the Lord Jesus. As surely as we receive from Him, He will pour out through us, and in the measure He is not pouring out, there is a defect in our relationship to Him. Is there anything between you and Jesus Christ? Is there anything that hinders your belief in Him? If not, Jesus says, out of you will flow rivers of living water. It is not a blessing passed on, not an experience stated, but a river continually flowing. Keep at the Source, guard well your belief in Jesus Christ and your relationship to Him, and there will be a steady flow for other lives, no dryness and no deadness. Is it not too extravagant to say that out of an individual believer rivers are going to flow? “I do not see the rivers,” you say. Never look at yourself from the standpoint of — “Who am I?” In the history of God’s work you will nearly always find that it has started from the obscure, the unknown, the ignored, but the steadfastly true to Jesus Christ.
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Political theology series 2: Should the Bible be read politically?
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any people assume that the Bible is merely a religious book. Thus the Bible, according to them, has no relevance to matters of politics. In my observation even many well-meaning Naga Christians have also bought into this view. That’s why they don’t use the Bible in application to politics. Without a doubt, it is too easy to read our own prejudices into the Bible and allow our subjective perspectives and vested interests to be imposed on the biblical text, thereby breaking the first rule of hermeneutics. When this happens, the Bible can be reduced to a convenient source of supporting almost anything, including any socio-political agenda. This is wrong and dangerous. On the other hand, we must also remember that the Bible often contains some core truths, or fundamental life principles, that can be found across various periods of human history. In other words, there are always some biblical truths that transcend time and
are therefore normative. And with this in mind, we must learn to discern the common possible themes between the political societies of biblical times and the very different societies of today. In doing so, our objective should be to understand the teaching of the Bible and its relevance to modern political issues. To d ay, m o r e a n d more Christians are rediscovering the political dimension of the message of the Bible. In his book entitled The Bible in Politics: How to Read the Bible Politically, Richard Bauckham goes at great length to argue his case to help his readers relate biblical teaching to current political issues. According to him, “This is really a return to normality, since the notion that biblical Christianity has nothing to do with politics is little more than a modern Western aberration, which would not have been entertained by the Church in most periods and places of its history.” Reading the Old Tes-
tament portion politically Testament ethics. While is rather easy, because this is true in a sense, of the fact that much we must also remember of the Old Testament is that the ethics of human addressed to a people of government found in the God which was a political old dispensation are still entity and for much of instructive for our politiits history had at least cal life today. In addition, some degree of political when we say that the New autonomy. It is directly Testament ethics superconcerned with the order- sede the Old Testament ing of Israel’s political ethics, that should be unlife, the forderstood to mulation of Mazie Nakhro mean that Israel’s nathe old ethitional laws and govern- cal bar has been raised ing policies, the conduct in the new dispensation of political affairs, the --- that is, they are not responsibilities of rulers necessarily erased, beas well as subjects, and cause they are based on so on. As such, how can the unchanging character we not read the Old Tes- and purposes of God for tament politically? To fail humankind in general. to do so is to ignore the Now what does the deeper historical contexts New Testament have to and miss the secondary say about politics? Doesn’t messages recorded for it have very little to say on our sake, especially as the treatment of political it relates to applying the matters compared to what Bible to politics today. we find in the Old TestaStill there are those ment? On the surface, who would argue that the this seems to be true if political teachings of the we judge by the amount Old Testament are not of textual materials or applicable to us, since the direct Bible references New Testament ethics, given to political matespecially the Sermon ters. But again we must on the Mount, are more remember that this is beadvanced than the Old cause the New Testament
is addressed primarily to a politically powerless minority in the Roman Empire. As subjects and citizens (and in some cases, slaves), they hardly had any political influence, though they occasionally hoped to impress the governing authorities by prophetic witness and good behavior. To put it another way, their political responsibilities were mostly obedience to the governing authorities. So, this possibly explains why there are not many explicitly political texts in the New Testament. And yet this does not mean that the New Testament texts lack political implications. Remember, there is always a historical context which occasioned the texts. This implies that in as much as the texts are rooted in some historical contexts, the texts will almost invariably include some political implications. Therefore, these texts will usually have, whether implicitly or explicitly, some political applications for us today. Lest someone still thinks that the New Testa-
ment writers ignored the subject of politics, let me add this: Both the first and the last books of the New Testament are very political in content. The Book of Matthew, for example, presents Jesus as the King of the Jews against the backdrop of other Roman rulers. Similarly, the Book of Revelation presents Jesus as the King of kings and the anti-Christ as the most evil king to come. Thus, the best and the worst of politics are contrasted in Revelation, with, of course, Christ winning and reigning over all at the end of time. To be sure, the Bible is not a textbook on politics. But it certainly talks about all areas of life, including the political aspect and our involvement in it. Failing to see this will only result in the loss of our own influence in society. Indeed, the Bible must still serve as our guidebook for shaping our political views and social actions. Now then, with all this in mind, try reading your Bible politically so that you can start thinking politics biblically.
Post-mortem
The Wolves are coming!
(From previous issue) The bald eagle represents the rare courage under fire and wisdom to foresee the dangers above us seen when thunder and lightning are striking our societal str uctures and those harmful deterrents harming our coming generations. The rivers represent the current of life flowing social norms through the sands of timeless ethos and priceless pathways springing from the spirit of forgiveness which becomes more vitriolic and emphatic when a balance of ambition and our aspiration are maintained from within and outside. The increased vegetation means that once our moral fabric and ethos a r e d e s t r oye d f o r o u r short-sightedness glory, our bounden duty in the interest for our generation is destabilized and annihilated. The erosion of morality and our crumbling edifices of our ethics get consolidated in the fertile soil of instability and insanity by our gregariousness and gullibility. All progress takes place behind our comfort zone. Only a crisis, real or perceived produces real change. Change does not take only time but it also takes a great commitment and sacrifice. Constantly working on one dimension and trying to gain for self at the cost of generations will never yield any blessings for the land or its people. The wolves through their hunting down of the meek and the docile deers protected the nature’s bountiful blessings. The deers were living a very easy life, comfortable life but what they ever did was eat and wander around aimlessly which they finally lose all when the predators wolves came suddenly. By their nature of creation, they were way too weak to fight against them and stand for themselves. We need to fear those tendencies in the human mind that make for obtuseness. We need to fear the destructive influence of the hostile exploitative forces. We need to fear the physical, mental and emotional distortion that this corrupted age has wrought on the lives of the society. We need to greatly fear our own tired, confused, apprehensions ever ready
of saying we cannot do it and surrendering ourselves even before the battle starts. We would be wiser if we assume control of the uncertainties and make them into certainties so as to contribute to our best potential, to get a new grip on ourselves and for our descendants. Still waters, you know, run deep. Let me also say that deep waters run without din. When the river is very deep, there will not be half so much noise as when it is but shallow, and therefore rattles and raves over the stones which it scarcely covers. Only fools are said to test the depth of the waters with both their feet. Yet standing forever on the banks of river will never make us to reach the other side unless we either make a boat to sail across or swim across it. Many a times, friendships are forged and with people who we had never met or would never. We should be particularly wary of the siren song history. George Santayana famously said.’ Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it’. Our history as a separate nation with a mind on its own was always been our pride but now honour on the edge. Let us rebuild our glorious past once again. In the elusive search for bliss and fortune our honours are sacrificed at the altar of vanity and easy money. Let’s climb together and fall together as a people. A progressive society races against time to keep itself stable and secure everytime. Unless we provide ourselves our own roadmap we will tend to get lost midway. It has proved to be a calm misdemeanor .It is important to accept the hard truth and harsh realities otherwise one’s vision becomes clouded with misplaced patriotism and false expectations. Throwing out the baby instead of the bathwater will result in only our own folly and lost. But we have expediently adopted the short-sighted cavalier and expedient stop-go approach. Those timeless truths and ageless determination still create waves and is wind beneath our winds. Feats and fears that broke the conventions and mindsets of divisions will only increase. The issue here is not of legality or corruption. It is one of perpetrating a culture
which is eating into the entrails of the psyche of the populace. Despite greater development and empowerment we are providing a false sense of entitlement so that they sit at hoping that those who stand and wait also serve. Aping other cultures by the younger lot is one sad thing. This is the reason why we are in the midst of losing our identity because we are imitating others when we don’t even know our true self. Maybe we suffer because we lack faith in ourselves and lack moorings in our faith. Building the inclusive approach and emphasizing cooperation and building mutual trusts and understanding with the fringe community sentiments is the need of the moment. Otherwise it will lead us to live on the margins as in the past. The present times seems like a gathering storm in the heartland but majority of ours is a concern fraught with pushback, perils and politics. If the Naga ship of unity is ever to be sailed let it not be dashed on the rocks of narrow domestics differences and divisions. Speculation is always weaker than invective. With the total system collapse and completely in shambles we need to pick and start from the scratch. Changing perceptions and the emerging concerns may always happen but whatever we do or wherever we may go, we will always circle back to ourselves. The sense of fore-bonding pervades our socio-political environment which has slowly crept into masses mind has now galvanized to work towards a transformed society fuelled by changed mindset of young minds yearning for a change. We blame the leaders but the system we have created ourselves have got us in this lurch. We have been psycho-conditioned and so comfortable with the lies and so fooled that there is no other choice. Change should start with ourselves first then only can we bring change in every sphere. So are we going to be the wolves or the deers? The choice is ours. May we be enlightened today for a better tomorrow. (Concluded) Jonah Achumi
Fare Revision: Fair Revision
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he RTA, Dimapur has done a reasonable work in revising the auto-rickshaw fare, 2017. Fare price have been fixed taking into account both the passenger and driver. With no other means of public transport, the public of Dimapur solely rely on auto-rickshaw. It is an aspect of our city. The commuters of auto-rickshaw are mostly people in need, who don’t have a vehicle or who don’t know how to drive/ride. Being a carrier of the needy, the RTA has applied proper reasoning/logic in revising its fare. For which, the public (especially the passenger) ought to praise the RTA, Dimapur in thinking about our welfare. The DDADU has resented at the revision as unfair for town trip in 2014 was Rs. 35 and now(2017), it’s Rs. 30 for specified route and town area. The factor was not taken into consideration that in 2014, petrol prices was above Rs. 70 and only during Oct-Dec ‘14, it came down to above mid Rs. 60 range. Then petrol prices in 2015 came to below the mid Rs. 60 range even touching the above mid Rs. 50 range. In Feb 2015, RTA revised the town trip to Rs. 30 but it was not followed in spirit. Since then, petrol prices remained in the Rs. 60 range touching the Rs. 70 range once this year (2017). In other parts of the country, fare prices go up and down with change in fuel prices. However, in Nagaland, fare prices keep on going up or remain the same as the last hike fare even though fuel prices come down. In 2014, even though hire rate was Rs. 35 and passenger rate was Rs. 10, fare prices of hire rate was hiked to Rs. 40 and passenger rate to Rs. 15 on account of hike in fuel prices by the auto drivers; without any notification by the RTA. Ever since, it remained
the same till date. Never was the fare decreased by the auto drivers even when petrol price descended. In Dimapur city, the distance for a town trip is at the most 2-3 km max. Even in case of passenger rate from DC Court Junction, Signal Angami, Thahekhu and Kuda, the distance to main town is 3-4 km max. On an average(considering all situations), auto-rickshaws give a mileage of 2025 km per litre. Doing the math, this is too much according to the distance and rate from a layman perspective. However the RTA considering all the factors of fuel consumption, waiting period between trips, empty running, total trips possible in a day, etc, must have set the revised fare for the welfare of it’s citizen; both the driver and passenger. Getting a two-wheeler saves lot than taking an auto-rickshaw. However, two-wheeler is costly and not everyone can ride one. For an ordinary wage earner, it will take a lot to purchase one considering its security aspect too. So, auto-rickshaw is the only remedy for the needy and helpless people of Dimapur unless district administration provides bus service to relieve the needy poor people of the high fare prices. Mostly the down trodden, hapless and needy public require the service of auto-rickshaw. I, and on behalf of the passengers, appeal to the DDADU to understand the problems faced by the commuters/commoners as we both need each other for our survival and not to strike against the RTA revised rate as it is revised for our overall welfare. Please think for you and for your majority poor passengers too. We are all the same trying to make our living, whether by driving or being a wage-earner. Ketou Nagi, Dimapur
Reader’s Post An appeal to NPSC
Sir,
With regard to the CTSE (NPSC) 2016 the interview conducted on different dates for respective branches under combined technical service examination, starting from 25th July 2017 till 1st September 2017, the associations of different branches namely Agricultural Students Association of Nagaland (ASAN), Graduate Electrical Engineers Association of Nagaland (GEEAN), Association of Electronic and Communication Engineering Nagaland (AECEN), All Nagaland Unemployed Veterinary Doctors Association (ANUVDA), All Unemployed Diploma Engineers Association (AUDEA), Unemployed Civil Engineers Association of Nagaland (UCEAN), Association of Mechanical Engineers Nagaland (AMEN), Forestry Graduate Association of Nagaland (FGAN) put forward this letter appealing the commission to declare the CTE final results. The associations would further like to mention that as per the norm, the final results should have been declared by 1st September but due to the court case, it has delayed the result so far. Now that the honourable court has delivered the court verdict we therefore appeal the esteemed authority of NPSC to declare the results at the earliest without further delay. Meshenlo president GEEAN, Asa tep president ASAN, Kenesevinuo president ANUVDA, Sentilo president ANUDEA, Akishi president UCEAN, Hedou president Amen, Pangertila president AECEN and Khikavi president FGAN
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
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PSUPT observes ‘Pochury black day’
various speakers during the black day programme
PSU: Pochury Students` Union, Phek town (PSUPT) observed “Pochury black day” on September 6 at Phek town council hall. In a press note by president PSUPT, Luthsuchu Trakgha, president of Phek Area Public Organization (PAPO), Vezhohu Vero acknowledged Matikru village for their supreme sacrifices for Naga freedom. He also recalled the untold miseries and turmoil faced by the forefathers at the merciless hand of occupational forces. He also called upon Naga political groups to shun violence, bear indifferences, reconcile and seek greater heights for the land. In his note of solidarity, president Phek Town Chakhesang Students` Union (PTCSU), Thuputo Venuh encouraged the organizers to observe black
day yearly. Dunuo Trakgha reiterated the role played by Pochury people in the Naga national movement. He also urged other Naga brothers to uphold and support the people of Pochury. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Siesa Pojar and Mazhu Trakha, invocation was pronounced by Pochury Baptist Church Phek town, Pastor Wavitho and welcome address by president, Pochury students` union, Phek town, Luthsuchu Trakgha. T. Thutu Thurr delivered a brief history of Pochury “black day”, Zatha, Wierosa Katiry and Simu Trakgha presented a song, vote of thanks was delivered by vice president Pochury students’ union, Phek town Lulachu while police Baptist Church, Pastor Veruyoi Khesoh closed the programme with a prayer.
BDO RD block Chumu Spiritual awakening crusade inaugurates rostrum of NUV to begin today in Kohima DIMAPUR: Rostrum of Naga United Village (NUV) constructed under MGNREGA 2016-17 was inaugurated at local ground by BDO, RD block Chumukedima, K. Yamao Konyak on September 7 Speaking on the inaugural function, K. Yamao Konyak appreciated the unity and co-operation among the villagers of Naga united village. He complimented that the department was proud of the village for its judicious and transparent utilisation of fund. Konyak stated that any developmental activities but had to be a joint venture between department and public. Earlier, the programme was chaired by K. L. Lokho, invocation pronounced by pastor, United Phom Baptist Church, Chingbam Phom, welcome address delivered by chairman, UNV, Kuthokhu Shijoh and brief account of the rostrum construction was given by VDB secretary, Zasitso Tsuzuh. Vote of thanks was pronounced by head GB, Sani Chakre. The SOs, BAPO, and technical assistant of BDO office Chumukedima, and village signatories from all walks of life attended the inaugural function. It must be noted that Naga united village under Chumukedima RD block is the only village which was on the other side of the Chathe River, cut off from the block office as a result of the collapse of the bridge this summer.
DIMAPUR: Sumi Christian Fellowship (SCF) Kohima is organising the spiritual awakening crusade at Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) from September 8, where around 5000 people are expected to attend the three-day crusade. According to SCF Kohima, planning committee chairman Y. Kikheto Sema stated that it was expecting 5000 comprising of Sumi believers in Kohima, irrespective of denominations and church affiliations from all walks of life. SCF Kohima was formed this year with Sumi Baptist Church Kohima, Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Church Kohima and NCRC (Sumi) Kohima with the sole objective of ushering in peace, unity and reconciliation among Sumi churches in Kohima and all
Sumi churches in Nagaland in general. The crusade will be held under the theme, “heal us, O Lord” will witness three prominent speakers, Rev. Dr. Ed Citronneli, senior pastor, World Healing International, New York, USA, Rev. Dr. Shiwoto Assumi, pastor, Nagaland Christian Revival Church Sumi and Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi, executive secretary, Western Sumi Baptist Aukuhou Kuqhakulu (WSBAK). Rev. Hukugha Jimo ES SBAK0nito Mount, Rev. Joshua Rochill ES, SBAKAizuto and Rev. Hotokhu P Zhimo ES, SABAK will also deliver goodwill messages. Counsellor directors are Rev. Ahoto Awomi, Evangelist SBAK-Nito Mount and Alito V Swu, Associate Pastor (Women) SABCK.
Organisations condemn murder of taxi driver; demand exemplary punishment condemnation note by chairman Vesopa Nakro and head GB, Thupusuyi Medeo appeal to the authority/government to provide suitable and sustainable job to the bereaved family of late Swuduve Nakro. The village council also extended its sincere appreciation to the district administration and police of Kohima and Zunheboto for their prompt action leading to arrest of the culprits within 48 hours. Village council also thanked Cheichama village for arranging the last journey of deceased to Pholami village. It also thanked the social platforms, organizations, ANTA and bloggers for their noble gestures. BJYM Wokha: The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Wokha district in a condemnation note by general secretary, Y. Myanthung Kikon while appreciating the swift action of the law enforcing agency has appealed to the concerned authority to re-
ward befitting punishment as per the law. It also conveyed deepest condolence and prayer for solace of the bereaved family members. BJYM also expressed regret that the vehicle was reportedly hired towards Wokha which could have led to misunderstanding along tribal lines, but good sense prevailed. PSCK: The Porbami S o c i a l C l u b, Ko h i m a (PSCK) in a condemnation note has stated that severest form of punishment not below death penalty should be awarded to the perpetrators. PSCK also conveyed deepest condolences to the family members and pray for the departed soul to find eternal peace. VCK & YS: Village Council Kami (VCK) and Youth Society Kami (YSK) in a condemnation note by VCK chairman, Neitshulo Wetsa and YSK president, Tsuthsowe Khape appealed the authority to award befitting punishment to the culprits as per
the law of the land and not to bail out the convicts for committing barbaric and heinous crime. The two bodies along with the public in general conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family members and that the departed soul rest in peace. KCCPO: Kohima Centre Chakhesang Public Organization (KCCPO) in a condemnation note stated shock at the heinous murder of a man who could have been an exemplary Naga society at large and urged the concern authority to award appropriate action against the culprits. PNUK: Poumai Naga Union Kohima (PNUK) while lauding the state police for its swift action in arresting the culprits also urged the concern authority to award befitting and exemplary punishment to the culprits. The union conveyed its deepest condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed
that the departed soul rest in rest. BJP Phek: The BJP Phek district in a condemnation note by president Nuchutso Ruho appreciated the police for quick and prompt action in arresting the culprits involved in the gruesome act. He appealed the law enforcing agencies to carry out an impartial investigation into the killing and called upon every right thinking citizen not to bail them out but award befitting punishment to the murderers as per the law so that it would serve as an example in future. He also
urged the state government to provide ex-gratia to the bereaved family. NVC: Nachama Village Council (NVC) chairman Kevimedo Zumvü and secretary Thepfulhousa Sanchu appealed the law enforcing agencies to award befitting punishment to the trio accused and set an example that such crime would not be repeated in society in near future. The council also expressed heartfelt condolence and sympathy to the bereaved family members and prayed that the departed soul may rest in peace.
KDTODU: Kohima District Truck Owners’ and Drivers’ Union (KDTODU) in a condemnation noteappealed the concerned authority to investigate and award befitting punishment to the culprits. The union conveyed its heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members. BOAD: The Business Owner Association Dimapur (BOAD Kohima road) through its vice president Sheyito Wotas and general secretary Khrozote Kapfo while appreciating the police for their prompt action in arresting all the three
culprits and the recovering the vehicle also prayed for the bereaved wife and family members. KUK: Khomi Union Kohima (KUK) in a condemnation note by president Shepohu Lohe and general secretary, Sakhoveyi Lohe urged upon the authorities to award befitting penalty with the degree of crime committed by the three habitual offenders to deliver justice and deter recurrence of such crime in future. It also conveyed deepest condolences to bereaved family and that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.
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DIMAPUR: DAN chairman and leader NPF legislator party Kuzholuzo Nienu strongly condemned the barbaric act of Toishe, Daniel Yimchunger and Avituo for murdering an innocent and honest man late Swuduve Nakro. Azo stated that such murderers do not have a place in Naga society and appealed the competent authority to award befitting punishment to the accused. DAN chairman also stated that the state capital almost witnessed a situation similar to March 4, 2015 incident on September 6 where taxi drivers converged at South Police Station demanding that the triop handed over to the public. Azo also urge the state government to grant ex-gratia to the family of the deceased. MLA conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace. VCP: Village Council, Pholami (VCP) in a
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(From p-1) Also, “the accused being non-Sumi in origin, the NSCN went to the extent of tracing his parents and were given intimation of the final warning and quit notice (Dimapur and Kohima) issued to Toishe but was rebutted as Toishe having already been disowned even by the Sumi foster parents”, MIP said. MIP also clarified that Toishe was never “recruited, trained, enrolled or not even a defector absorbed into Naga Army formation at any point of time”. Therefore, as per the record and available testimonies, both the accused were “jailbirds frequenting Kohima and Dimapur jails on regular intervals”, MIP said. It was also established fact that the accused were “habitual offenders and therefore quite obvious that they cannot afford themselves the burden and risk to remain enrolled in the NSCN/GPRN particularly during the present hostile situation and yet continue to freely engage themselves in criminal activities all the year round”. In the light of above, NSCN/GPRN has unequivocally denied involvement by any of its cadres in the heinous murder. Further, while conveying condolences to the aggrieved family members and also condemning the “vilest inhuman” act of the trio, the NSCN/ GPRN assured to the Nagas, that it would not remained “mute or inactive should there be miscarriage of justice”.
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and next month to further strengthen its network, offering last mile connectivity. It operates flight services to 44 domestic airports. Following this, Jet Airways will be offering 17 flights daily from Pune, 11 from Coimbatore and another nine flights from Guwahati, Iyer said adding that the airline has seen growing travel demand to/ from Pune, Coimbatore, Delhi, and North East.
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ments,” the minister said. The gover nment is planning 2,000 driving schools on two acres each and called on the industry to join hands to make the skill development dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi a big success. Outgoing SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) President Vinod Dasari hailed the government’s move towards reducing imports and pollution, saying the industry fully backs it. “Already, we are leapfrogging to BS VI from BS IV within three years, which is the shortest time anywhere in the world. However, what we are asking is consistency in policy, which once formed must not be changed as the auto industry has long gestation period to introduce new technology,” he said. Asked why the BS IV norms were not implemented for 10 years across the country when the industry was ready with the technology, he cited nonavailability of fuel.
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(From p-1) It said even after expiry of the 15 days grace period, failing miserably to get the cooperation of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, the majority NPF legislators selected Rio as the NPF president and was unanimously supported by majority of the party organisation. P&IC also made known that the second North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) conclave held at Delhi on September 5, attended by Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, NPF president and MP (LS) Neiphiu Rio and NPF Manipur unit president, Awangbow Newmai cannot in any way be criticized. P&IC said Rio attended the conclave after he received a formal invitation from the BJP national president through the NEDA convenor. “The minority group’s chagrin and unethical impropriety can only be surmised as abinge of extreme hopelessness which explains the confused state of mind,” P&IC stated. The P&IC said since the case was now in the court of the Election Commission, the NPF under the dynamic leadership of its president, Neiphiu Rio was hopeful of a favorable outcome. The party also assured to abide by the final verdict, come what may.
necting stations to stations as well. That is where our network penetration and footprints are happening,” says Praveen Iyer, vice president, commercial, for India sales. As part of the new strategy, Jet Airways now provides connectivity with one tier-II city directly to another and from there to metros and subsequently to the hubs, he said. “Jet airways as a network carrier will continue enhancing connectivity and choice to consumers, with the best possible fares,” he said. The airline has already announced launching of 56 weekly domestic flights, which include services to Coimbatore, Guwahati, Silchar, Jorhat, Jaipur among others, between this month
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ward in this direction. He sought to put the entire issue in perspective, saying imports and pollution are the twin problems as India’s import bill stood at a huge Rs 7 lakh crore per annum, a big drag on the economy. “Now, the government has decided to start 15 industries for second generation ethanol. Ethanol can easily be produced from agro-based cotton straw, wheat straw, rice straw, bagass and bamboo. Alternative fuel is import substitute, cost effective and pollution free,” Gadkari added. He promised that the proposed vehicle scrapping policy stuck due to GST issues will be sorted out soon. “Now, the GST Council is formed. We are preparing the note. I am going to the finance minister and after that, we will move this Cabinet note. In the GST Council, we will present the note and take an opinion of stakeholders. There are some concessions we are expecting from state govern-
Mumbai, Sep 7 (PTI): In a major shift in its domestic route network strategy, Jet Airways will now focus on providing direct connectivity between tier-II cities as it aims to penetrate deeper into such markets. With a market share of a little over 18 per cent, Naresh Goyalpromoted Jet Airways group is facing an intense competition from the low cost carriers, which currently account for over 70 per cent of the total domestic traffic. This has compelled the Mumbai-based full service carrier to move to operating station-to-station flights from station-to-hub services till recently. “For Jet Airways, it’s not only about connecting stations to hubs but it is about con-
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not to approach the government later on the ground that they have a huge stock of vehicles that do not run on alternative fuel. “Already, we are in the process of a Cabinet note where we are going to plan charging stations ... It is in the last stage and will be done as early as possible,” he disclosed, adding that the government will soon bring in a policy on electric vehicles. Cautioning against any dilly-dallying tactics, he said the future is not of petrol and diesel, but of alternative fuel. “I urge you (carmakers) politely to do research. First, when I urged you for electric vehicles, you said the battery is costly. I coaxed you to start at least. Now, the batteries cost 40 per cent less. And if you start now, the cost will be reduced further in mass production. Teething trouble is everywhere,” he explained. The minister is clear that electric cars, buses, taxis and bikes are the future and India should move for-
(From p-1) Senior counsel Meenakshi Arora said that the punishment of six months does not attract Section 8A, even as under Section 193 of the Indian Penal Code, a person is who gives or fabricates false evidence is punishable with a sentence of up to three years. The only distinction between two situations is that before a regular court, it is treated as a judicial proceedings, which is not the case at the time of filing false affidavit before the returning officer at the time of elections, she said. The court was hearing a PIL by NGO Lok Prahari seeking wide range of direction including the disclosure of the sources of income of the candidate, his spouse and dependent children including any subsisting contracts with the government, so that a voter can make an informed choice at the time of elections. The NGO and the Association of Democratic Reforms have cited instances of lawmakers in parliament and in the state assemblies whose assets increased many folds during their tenure as law makers.
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NEW DELHI, SEP 7 (AGENCIES): Carmakers producing vehicles that run on traditional fuel, take note -- Union minister Nitin Gadkari has a clear message: Go for alternative fuel, else he will not mind “bulldozing” them in his bid to check pollution and imports. According to the road transport and highways minister, a Cabinet note on electric vehicles is ready that will take care of charging stations. “We should move towards alternative fuel... I am going to do this, whether you like it or not. And I am not going to ask you. I will bulldoze it. For pollution, for imports, my ideas are crystal clear... The government has a crystal-clear policy to reduce imports and curb pollution,” Gadkari said at SIAM’s annual convention here. He held out a veiled warning, saying those supporting the government will have an advantage and those busy “minting money” will be in trouble, asking them
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Is l a m a ba d, S e p 7 (PTI): India should resolve the Kashmir issue through “political and diplomatic” means rather than “abusing” Pakistan, army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa has said. Bajwa, while addressing a Defence Day gathering in Rawalpindi last night, said people of South Asia need peace for prosperity. Accusing India of “killing” innocent people on the LoC, he said the country should give peace a chance. “It is in interest of India that for a durable solution to the issues (in Kashmir), it should prefer political and diplomatic process instead of abusing Pakistan and using bullets against Kashmiris,” the Chief of Army Staff said. Bajwa said Pakistan wants to address the Kashmir issue through dialogue. “Welfare of millions of people of these two countries is linked with permanent peace. But for it to happen, it is necessary that
innocent and unarmed people on the LoC are not targeted through a planned way,” he said. Pakistan will continue to extend “political, moral, and diplomatic support” to Kashmiris for their right to self- determination in line with the UN Security Council resolutions, he said. He accused India of trying to destabilise Pakistan through “militancy and usurping its share of water”. The army chief also claimed that Pakistan was a responsible nuclear state. “Our nuclear programme is just a deterrent against the enemy that introduced this unconventional war in the region,” he said. Bajwa said that Pakistan was against terrorism. “We are against war and terrorism. We want relationship with all countries based on mutual respect and equality,” he said. Pakistan celebrates the Defence Day to mark the 1965 war with India.
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the Kim Jong-un regime, according to the Japanese government. Following Pyongyang’s test on Sunday, Abe spoke to Putin over the phone, and reminded him of the important role Russia can play as a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council in reigning in North Korea. Earlier on Wednesday, the Russian president warned against cornering North Korea, and reiterated Moscow’s stance that sanctions against the regime in Pyongyang would not help resolve the problems on the Korean peninsula.
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With immense pride and honor, the DIMAPUR LIRMEN SENSO TELONGJEM would like to congratulate the following individuals for bringing laurels to the Lirmen community : 1. N. Amos Ao on being promoted to the Director of Horticulture. 2. I. Nungsang Lcr on being promoted to the Supdt. of Sericulture. 3. lmnuksungba, Asst. Horticulture Officer, Tuensung for receiving the District Commendation Certificate on the occasion of 71st Independence Day from Tuensang. 4. Dr. lmnasenla lmchen on being conferred P.hD on the topic "HIV & AIDS and violence against Women, A Study of the role of media in Nagaland" from the School of Journalism & New Media Studies, IGNOU, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi. 5. Dr. Shisarenla Aier on being conferred P.hD on the Topic "Efficacy of Biologically & Chemically synthesized Silver nano particles for enchancing the Vase life of cut flowers" from the College of Agriculture, AAU Jorhat The Union further wishes all of them success in the coming future and prays to God that they will continue to be an inspiration for others.
Date : 09-09-2017 Time : 7:00 A.M. Venue : Near Village Council Hall Chief Guest
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The Changkilari Telongjem Kohima expresses heartfelt appreciation and would also like to congratulate the following Changkilaris on their achievement:i. Dr. Anungla Jamir, D/o Mr. Aolepsa Jamir, on being conferred the Doctor of Ministry from the Senate of Serampore on the topic “A proposal for a new structure of the Ao Baptist Church to ensure equal participation of women in Ministry”. ii. Rev. I. Imlila Amri, D/o Mr. Imkonglemba Amri, Associate Pastor (W), Changki Yimlang Baptist Church, the first women from Changki Village to be ordained as a Reverend. We wish them more blessing from above and it is our prayer that you will continue to bring more laurels for His Glory.
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The Dimapur Sungratsu Longchar Kidong Telongjem, Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Arensa, S/o Bendangtemsu Longchar for receiving the prestigious Young Talented Artist Award 2016-17 in the field of Theatre (Stage and Property Design) organized by NEZCC, Dimapur, Nagaland under the Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India in collaboration with Department of Arts & Culture, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh held at Raj Bhawan, Itanagar on 25th August 2017. Gen. Secretary SLKTD OFFICE OF THE
PRESS NOTICE Nagaland Football Association is conducting a Football Scouting Camp for TATA TRUST Centre of Excellence, Aizwal, Mizoram at Kohima Local Ground on 9 th Sept 2017 at 8:00 A.M. for boys born between 1 st Jan 2003 to 31 st Dec 2007. Boys should bring their Birth certificate. No TA/DA will be paid. Interested Football Players may contact: Akho Paul – 8256924495
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With immense pleasure and pride, the Liphanyan Village Council extend heartiest congratulations to Shri. Zubenthung W. Ovung, Son of Wosuo Ovung for successfully completing his Mechanical Engineering from, the National Institute of Engg. Mysore, with a score : CGPA 7.18 out of 10. Being the first Mechanical Engineer from the village, we would especially like to thank you for being an exemplary role model and inspiration for the upcoming generation of the village. Your amazing preserverance and dedication has at last paid off. The Village Council wishes you success in your future endeavour. N. Ekonthung Ovung Chairman Liphanyan Village Council
Pithungo Tungu Secretary Liphanyan Village Council
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FELICITATION The Headmaster and the Staff of GHS Diphupar would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Sir. Chubatemjen Sr. GT on receiving the prestigious District Teachers Award on 5th September 2017. We are immensely proud of your achievements and we wish you all the best in your future endeavours. DP-9006
after his talks with Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Krishna Bahadur Mahara, Wang said the Sino-India relationship “should not be derailed”. “Both the countries should seek harmonious relations and win-win cooperation which is the natural choice and the right choice” for both, Wang said. “There should be no confrontation. We need to build strategic mutual trust and the two sides need to
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work to really look at each other as cooperative partners rather than be driven by an old-fashioned mindset and regard each other as rivals or threats,” he said. Both the countries should also “make sure that differences do not go out of control”, Wang said. “Both sides need to remain committed to the five principles of peaceful coexistence and work together to properly handle disputes and also work together to maintain tranquillity in the border areas,” he said. After the end of the Dokalam standoff, Modi and Xi had a positive meeting at Xiamen. Putting behind the standoff, India and China had agreed to move forward in their ties with President Xi telling Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he wants to put the relationship on the “right track”.
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Tokyo, Sep 7 (IANS): Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe warned North Korea against continuing its current missile and nuclear weapons development policies. Prior to leaving for Vladivostok to participate in the Eastern Economic Forum, Abe said that Japan would coordinate with Russia and international community to make North Korea understand that there would be no future for the country if it continues to pursue its nuclear ambitions, Efe news reported. During his visit to Russia, Abe is also scheduled to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss the situation in the wake of Pyongyang’s latest nuclear test on Sunday and the August 29 launch of a ballistic missile that flew over Japan. During the meeting, their second in less than four months, Abe was expected to seek Putin’s backing to increase pressure on
US territory with heavy wind and rain while staying just out to sea, and it headed early today toward the Dominican Republic and Haiti. To the east, authorities struggled to get aid to small Caribbean islands devastated by the storm’s record 185 mph (298 kph) winds. Communications were difficult with areas hit by Irma, and information on damage trickled out. Nearly every building on Barbuda was damaged when the hurricane’s core crossed almost directly over the island early yesterday and about 60 per cent of its roughly 1,400 residents were left homeless, Antigua and
Beijing, Sep 7 (PTI): China and India should shed their mindset of regarding each other as rivals or threats and make sure that their differences do not go out of control, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Thursday. In his first comments on India-China ties after this week’s meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit, Wang said bilateral relations were “affected and undermined” during the past few months “for clear reasons”. Without mentioning the 73-day standoff between the militaries of the two countries at Dokalam, Wang said, “going forward, the two sides need to work together to follow-up on the consensus reached by the two leaders and make sure bilateral relations stay on track.” Speaking to the media
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With immense pride and honour, we the Littami Kukhakulu Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Dr. Tinatoly Sema, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Aron Kiho on being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy in Entomology. 2. Mr. Bokato Assumi, S/o Tokheho Assumi on being awarded the District Teacher Award. 3. Miss Alino Sumi, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Bijo Awomi for representing the Northeastern States of India at the recently concluded International Conference on Sustainable Development in Colombo. The Union further wishes them greater success in their future endeavours. (T. Khekavi Assumi) Joint Secretary, LKD
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early Sunday, prompting the governor to declare an emergency and officials to impose mandatory evacuation orders for parts of the Miami metro area and the Florida Keys. Forecasters said it could punish the entire Atlantic coast of Florida and rage on into Georgia and South Carolina. “This could easily be the most costly storm in US history, which is saying a lot considering what just happened two weeks ago,” said Brian McNoldy, a hurricane researcher at the University of Miami, alluding to the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey. Irma blacked out much of Puerto Rico, raking the
Is l a m a ba d, S e p 7 (PTI): Heavy rains and related flooding in Pakistan have killed 164 people, including 39 children, during the current monsoon season, weather officials said. The torrential rains have also left hundreds of people homeless. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) and provincial gover nment teams are carrying out rescue and relief operation in the affected areas. Sindh and Punjab provinces were the worst hit with 38 fatalities in each province since the advent of the monsoon season, the NDMA said yesterday. “From June 26 till September 6, a total of 164 people have been reported killed, including 39 children, while 167 people injured in rain-related incidents and 440 houses damaged,” it said. Monsoon hits Pakistan every year in June and the season normally ends in September. During this period, the country receives heavy rains causing severe flooding in many areas.
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San Juan, Sep 7 (Agencies): Fearsome Hurricane Irma cut a path of devastation across the northern Caribbean, leaving at least 10 dead and thousands homeless after destroying buildings and uprooting trees on a track Thursday that could lead to a catastrophic strike on Florida. The most potent Atlantic Ocean hurricane ever, Irma weakened only slightly today mor ning and remained a powerful Category 5 storm with winds of 180 mph (285 kph), according to the US National Hurricane Center. The storm was increasingly likely to rip into heavily populated South Florida
Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne told The Associated Press. “It is just really a horrendous situation,” Browne said after returning to Antigua from a plane trip to the neighbouring island. He said roads and telecommunications systems were wrecked and recovery would take months, if not years. A 2-year-old child was killed as a family tried to escape a damaged home during the storm, Browne told the AP. One death also was reported in the nearby island of Anguilla, where officials reported extensive damage to the airport, hospitals, shelters and school and said 90 percent of roads are impassible, according to the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency. The agency also reported “major damage” to houses and commercial buildings in the British Virgin Islands.
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Da m a s c u s, S e p 7 (IANS): A total of 978 civilians have been killed over the past three months by US-led airstrikes on Syria’s northern city of Raqqa, a monitor group reported on Wednesday. The death toll includes 234 children and 163 women, Xinhua new agency quoted the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights as saying. Casualties have been increasing in the past three months when the US-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) launched an offensive to dislodge the Islamic State (IS) from their de facto capital in Raqqa. Additionally, 118 civilians have been killed by landmines planted by IS while attempting to flee Raqqa, said the Londonbased watchdog group. The SDF, with the heavy backing of the USled coalition, has captured over 60 per cent of Raqqa amid expectations that the entire city will be taken by the end of October.
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girls during the campus auditions registered for the audition from various colleges. The fourteen girls were selected after a series of screening to go through the final audition scheduled to be held in the month of November. The contestants went through two rounds of introduction and questionnaire and were judged on the basis of their introduction, walk, poise and intel-
ligence quotient (IQ). The selected girls will take part in the final audition along with other participants from the districts of the State. It may be mentioned that the district reigning queens will have a direct entry into the Miss Nagaland contest, and the runners up will have to undergo the final audition along with the others. The selected contestants will be given inten-
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ourteen girls were selected in the preliminary audition for Miss Nagaland organized by the Beauty Aesthetics & Society of Nagaland (BASN) on September 6 held at Hotel Ura, Officers Hill Kohima. Singer and actor, Mengu Suokhrie was a guest judge along with the members of the BASN in the preliminary audition. Altogether twenty two girls along with the selected
ammy Hagar and in front of an audience of your peers, doesn’t get any better than that!” Dave Mustaine have been added to the first-ever Loudwire Music Awards. The event will take place on Oct 24 at the Novo in Los Angeles. Hagar will be presented with the inaugural Humanitarian Award, while Mustaine is on the schedule as a live performer. They’ll join previously announced performers Anthrax, Nothing More, Body Count, Halestorm, Starset, Power Trip and Rob Halford, who will Arrival of chief guest, Shri. Kesonyu Yhome be there to accept the St. John College, Dimapur observed Fresher’s cum Cultural Day Lemmy Lifetime Achievement Award. St. John College, Dimapur annual Fresher’s cum cultural day was observed on 7th Hagar is being honSeptember 2017 with Shri. Kesonyu Yhome, D.C. Dimapur as the chief guest. The programme was attended by proprietor and Director St. John College, Mr. & Mrs. Peter ored for his work with the J. Banks, David Koza, EGF President, Mr Mrs. Imchayanger, Advocate, Mr. & Mrs. Hagar Family FoundaYanren Ngullie, Additional S.P. Mkg, Mr. & Mrs. Alemwathi, Retd. General Manager state tion, a nonprofit organitransport, Mr & Mrs Imli, Mr Nribemo, Chairman Rilan village, Alumni, parents and well zation he co-created to wishers. Dr. Temsunungla, IQAC co-ordinator delivered the welcome address send funds and food to The chief guest in his speech encouraged the students not to become a cynic for a various charities. “It’s allifetime but to build a dream, to step forward and contribute in rebuilding our society. Shri. ways exciting to receive an Yhome in his speech further stressed to start a positive movement to bring about change award,” he said. “But this in mental attitude of the society. The programme had formal and informal sessions. The one is extra special. To be formal session was chaired by Miss. Temsuinla B.A. 5th Sem, while Miss. Mercy of B.A. recognized for something 5th Sem and Mr. Rezulungbe of B.Sc 3rd Sem where host and hostess for the second session. you truly love doing and The programme was followed by cultural extravaganza and cultural feast. DP-8996
The office of the Naga United Village Council express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to Shri. Yamao Konyak BDO RD Chumukedima and Shri. Imti Phom B.A.P.O for gracing and inaugurating the newly constructed ROSTRUM on 7th Sept. 2017 under the flagship of MGNREGA 2016-2017. 1. Kuthoku Shijoh, Chairman, Naga United Village 2. K.L.Lokho, Secretary, Naga United Village 3. Zasitso Tsuzuh, VDB Secretary, Naga United Village
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in the exact same room and The Los Rios Rock School (Ministry of Human Resource Development, Dept. of Education, Govt. of India) kids came in extremely well Dimapur District, Nagaland – 797103 prepared with the guidance of the schools highly E-mail: jnv_dmp@rediffmail.com trained instructors and Teacherzone.com. The young prodigies ripped through the landmark effort by the SoCal party rock band with professional aplomb, some of which is hinted at in a video where a 13 year old girl blazes through Eddie Van Halen’s signature guitar solo “Eruption” so effortlessly. One can watch the complete set of videos Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya ,Nihokhu, Dimapur, is organizing “SWACHHTA PAKHWADA” from 1st September to 15th September 2017. A cleaning awareness program was from the recording session in Nihokhu village by 20 Nos. of students under the supervision of Shri Mukesh Rana (TGT Music). Shri Kholi Dekho , Principal, JNV, Dimapur welcomed to all the students The significance of be- on Produce Like a Pro site organized and addressed the objective & purpose of the cleanliness awareness program in an encouraging manner. There after 20 Nos of students participated in the cleaning program in ing in Sunset Sound, and in where all 11 tracks can be Nihokhu village. The villagers themselves also participated in the village surrounding cleaning. Shri Mukesh Rana (TGT Music) advised the villagers to use dustbins to throw waste Studio 1 in particular is that heard and seen. in the garbage instead of littering the streets & road. Principal, JNV, Nihokhu, Dimapur it is the exact room that the DC-2098 mighty VH made that very OFFICE OF THE album. The studio is great at keeping records and they AO TEMOLUNGTSÜR TELONGJEM DIMAPUR looked into the archives FELICITATES and found a copy of how Van Halen had the studio set up for tracking and it was recreated as closely as possible for the student’s recording. Drums, amps, microphones, the console and echo chamber were set up the way that it was documented that Van Halen The Ao Temolungtsur Telongjem Dimapur with immense did it 40 years ago. Produce Like A Pro pride extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. I Chuba Aier, H/M GHS Mbaulwa, Peren on receiving the prestigious and the Sunset Sound team Asst State Award for Teachers on 5th Sept. 2017. mimicked the exact set up, We wish him great success in all his future endeavour and
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Ronaldo agent to testify in tax fraud case with fellow Luis Correira, who is responsible for looking after Ronaldo’s image rights and Carlos Osoria, who is the lawyer for Mendes’ agency ‘Gestifute’ and has been cited to give evidence on October 19th, reports Xinhua news agency. The so-called ‘superagent’ has always denied knowing anything about Ronaldo’s alleged tax
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HO CHI MINH CITY, Sep 7 (PTI): Rising shuttler Ruthvika Shivani Gadde advanced to the women’s singles quarterfinals with a straight-game win over Chinese Taipei’s Wan Yi Tang at the Vietnam Open Grand Prix on Thursday. The 20-year-old, who had won the gold medal at the 2016 South Asian Games in Guwahati, defeated Tang 21-15, 21-12 to set up a clash with Indone-
Delhi Dynamos sign Nigerian forward Uche New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Delhi Dynamos on Thursday announced the signing of Nigerian forward Kalu Uche for 2017 season. This will be Uche’s second stint in the tournament after previously plying his trade with FC Pune City in 2015 when he scored four times in 11 appearances. The former Super Eagles forward last represented Spanish second division side UD Almeria. The 34year-old’s signing will add experience and sharpness to the frontline of the Delhi outfit. Commenting on the joining, Delhi Dynamos director Rohan Sharma said: “I am happy to welcome Kalu to the Delhi Dynamos squad this year. Kalu brings a lot of experience to the team, having played for Nigerian national team, has had over 175 appearances for Almeria, as well as having played in the ISL in 2015. He will bring toughness, both mentally and physically, to the team and I look forward to seeing him make a mark on the ISL this year.” Kalu began his career with Nigerian side Enyimba International before moving to Wisla Krakow in Poland.
sian third seed Dinar Dyah Ayustine on Friday. Young Indian shuttlers -- Pardeshi Shreyanshi and Vrushali Gummadi -- however, bowed out of the competition after suffering losses in the prequarterfinals. While Vrushali went down 8-21, 21-12, 10-21 to sixth seed Chen Su Yu of Chinese Taipei, Pardeshi’s gallant fight ended in a 6-21, 21-16, 21-23 loss to Ayustine.
fraud, insisting he and his company only dealt with negotiating transfer deals. However, many other of Jorge Mendes’ highprofile clients, such as Radamel Falcao, Angel Di Maria, Fabio Coentrao, Ricardo Carvalho and Manchester United coach Jose Mourinho have all had problems with Spanish tax authorities in recent years.
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LONDON, Sep 7 (Agencies): Paris Saint Germain forward Kylian Mbappe says he rejected an approach from Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger in favour of moving to the French giants. Mbappe spoke with Wenger over the possibility of leaving Monaco to join the Gunners, but instead he decided to return to the
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French capital. The 18-yearold France international striker grew up in Paris, playing for Monaco before joining PSG on loan last week, with a deal in place for him to make the move permanent next year for a reported fee of £166 million ($215 million, 180 million). Mbappe has now revealed Arsenal’s interest,
telling the Daily Telegraph: “Yes, I met with Arsene Wenger, who is a great coach. He has a great reputation here in France, he’s well-respected and knows how to develop young players. This was a real option for me. But, of course, Paris
St Germain was the main option.” Mbappe opted to work under PSG coach Unai Emery in a front line also featuring £200 million world record signing Neymar, who made his blockbuster move from Barcelona in August.
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You will be forever remain alive in our hearts, though we are learning to live without you. We still miss you so much. Loving wife, children, in-laws & grandchildren
BORN: 31-12-1976 DIED: 08-09-2016
A year has passed by in a blink of an eye but the sweet memories of you are still fresh and cannot be forgotten. Daddy, here we are always thinking and missing you. We will meet when our heavenly Father invite us to His kingdom. Loving wife, children & family members
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Madrid, Sep 7 (IANS): Jorge Mendes, agent of football star Cristiano Ronaldo and other major football stars, has been called to testify as part of the investigation into the alleged tax fraud of 14.7 million euros ($17.52 million) by the Portuguese international, it has been confirmed. Mendes has been included in the case along
Mbappe turned down Arsenal to seal PSG switch
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We, the bereaved family of Lt. Suponglizuk Longkumer who left us on 03/09/2017 would like to express our sincere and profound gratitude to all for your support and comfort you have shown us through spiritually, financially, physically and morally, we earnestly pray that our Almighty God bless you all. We also like to thank : 1. 6th NAP Commandant and Battalion 2. 6th NAP Baptist Church a. Lotha Fellowship b. Ao Women Fellowship c. Apna Wali Prayer Group d. Ao Union 6th NAP 3. Chumukedima Ao Baptist Arogo a. Rev. I. Zulu Jamir Pastor b. Youth Dept. c. All the CABA Dept. 4. O. Alem IPS (Retd DGP) 5. Ungma Fellowship Chumukedima 6. Ungma Tatar 7. Hill's View Colony Even though we could not mention each and everyone individually your immense support will always be remembered. DP-8987
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Through this column, we the family members and relatives would like to extend our profound gratitude and heartfelt thanks to each and every individuals, friends, neighbours, churches, different organizations, sympathizers, well wishers and relatives who stood by us through prayers, morally, physically and financially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our father Late Mr. Hotovi H Zhimomi of Kivikhu Village Satakha Town. We extend our utmost gratitude to : 1. Diphupar (A) 4th Mile Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church 2. Khughutomi Welfare Dimapur/Kohima 3. Kivikhu Welfare Dimapur/Kohima/Satakha We deeply remorse for our inability to thank you all personally yet we humbly and sincerely pray to Almighty God to bestow His blessing upon you all abundantly. With loving wife, children, relatives and in-laws.
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of the U-17 World Cup, football infrastructure in the country has improved and several academies have come up in the past couple of years. “In terms of organisation, I see that the U-17 World Cup will be a successful one. I feel it is already a success,” said Bhutia, the former chairman of the technical committee of the All India Football Federation (AIFF). “There has been a huge improvement in infrastructure at the grassroot level. More than 100 football academies have registered with the AIFF. More than 50 clubs have registered for the U-19
Players along with the organisers of volley ball tournament at parade ground, Tuensang. Altogether 13 unions under Sangtam Union Tuensang Town took part in the meet which was organised by Sangzi FC. Tsadang Village Union Tuensang emerged as the champion, while PHSNU and Chimonger Village Union bagged the second and third place respectively.
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League (of the AIFF). It is all because of this U-17 World Cup,” said the celebrated goal-poacher, who was known as ‘Sikkimese Sniper’ in his heydays. I n d i a h av e b e e n clubbed with United States of America, Ghana and Colombia in a tough Group A with the Capital City hosting the home team matches. Asked about India’s chances in the tournament, Bhutia said: “As far as the performance of the boys is concerned, it will be tough for them (to wriggle out of the group stage). But it is not impossible. They will have to play their best and you never know (what will happen) in football.” Bhutia was part of the committee which appointed the current U-17 team head coach Luis Norton de Matos, in place of Nicolai Adam who was sacked after the players complained to the AIFF about his abusive behaviour. The U-17 World Cup will be played in six cities across India - New Delhi, Navi Mumbai, Kolkata, Kochi, Guwahati and Margao - from October 6-28.
New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): Hosts India will face current world champions Australia in their campaign opener of the FIH men’s Hockey World League (HWL) Final to be held in Bhubaneswars Kalinga Stadium from December 1 to 10. According to the schedule announced by the International Hockey Federation (FIH) on Thursday, India are placed in a tough Pool B along side Australia, England and reigning Olympic bronze medallist Germany. After taking on the Kookaburras on December 1, India will face England on December 2 and Germany on December 4. European rivals Germany and England will get the event off to a flier before the India-Australia duel. Pool A, meanwhile, consists of Olympic champions Argentina, European champions Netherlands and Olympic silver medallists Belgium and Spain. In what is being billed as ‘Super Saturday’, December 2 is set to be a thriller with some eagerly anticipated matches scheduled. A rerun of the 2016 Olympic gold medal match between Argentina and Belgium will get the day underway in a match that is bound to rekindle some fond memories from that special night in Rio just over a year ago. The Pool stages will run from December 1-5 and will be followed by the quarter-finals on December 6-7. Following the classification matches, the semifinals will take place over the next two days before the bronze medal match and the Final on December 10.
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acknowledgement Born on: 04.11.1992 Died on: 05.09.2017 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Penunlo Jemu, would like to acknowledge the many expression of sympathy and gesture of kindness shown to us, during his prolonged illness till he left for his heavenly abode. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each and every individuals, organizations, unions, churches, relatives, friends, neighbours, and well wishers who stood by us morally, physically, financially and spiritually. We convey our sincere gratitude and appreciation to:1. Doctors and Nurses of NEIGRIHMS, Shillong. 22. Temito Jemu & Family. 2. Doctors and Nurses of Eden Hospital, Dimapur. 23. Er. Locus Semp & Family. 3. Bethel Baptist Church Tseminyu. 24. Er. Levi Rengma & Family. 4. Bethel Baptist Church Youth Department. 25. Khonbi Jemu & Family. 5. Tesophenyu Upper Baptist Church.(TUBC) 26. Thapi Semy & Family. 6. Tesophenyu Group Union Tseminyu Town. 27. R. Khing & Family. 7. TUBC Fellowship Tseminyu. 28. Er. Rolan Jami & Family. 8. Tesophenyu Women Dept. Chumukedima. 29. Dr Kath & Family. 9. Tesophenyu Group Women Fellowship Tseminyu. 30. Nkhato Jemu & Family. 10. Tesophenyu Group Women Fellowship Dimapur. 31. Ahamvii Kath & Family. 11. TGSU Tseminyu. 32. Enos Magh & Family. 12. Asheli(S.H.G) Tseminyu. 33. Er.Mathew & Family. 13. Jemutsa & Semy Union Tesophenyu. 34. Sanenpfii Magh & Family. 14. Cronies Club Tseminyu. 35. Director Arts and Culture Kohima. 15. D.B.S Tseminyu 2007 Batch. 36. Mr. & Mrs. R Anung Lkr (S.D.O PWD) Tseminyu. 16. Mezhiir Hr. Sec. School 2009 Batch. 37. Nofe Magh & Family. 17. Tetso College Classmates 2013 Batch. 38. Thonkeya Magh & Family. 18. G.H.S Tesophenyu Staffs. 39. Thonselo Magh & Family. 19. Dr Tinenlo Jemu & Family 40. Sathongo Magh & Family. 20. Rt. Col. Sujukha & Family. 41. P.Thompfu Jemu & Family. 21. Shengato Jemu & Family. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual for your profound act of generosity, kindness and love. It is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving parents, siblings and relatives. K-2916
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NEW DELHI, Sep 7 (PTI): The Under-17 FIFA World Cup is one month away but Indian football legend Bhaichung Bhutia feels that the upcoming tournament has already made its impact with several academies and age group clubs cropping up in the country. Former India football captain Bhutia, who retired in 2011 after playing more than 100 matches for the country, agreed with the view of the football officials and the experts that the October 6-28 event, the first ever FIFA tournament in the country, will be a “game changer”. “This prestigious tournament will only help the country in its bid to raise the profile of football. If the players produce good results in the tournament, it will be a motivation for the country and the players to do even better (in future),” said Bhutia, who donned India colours from 1995 to 2011. Bhutia, who was considered the poster boy of Indian football for more than a decade, said because
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Born in 1930 Died on 23rd August 2017 For to me, living is Christ and dying is gain. Philippians 1:21 Through this column, we the family of Late Y. Langmet Chang, would like to express our profound gratitude to churches, unions, families, Village Councils, neighbors’ and well wishers from near and far, who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and materially at the sudden demise of our beloved Dad. We felt how blessed we are to have such wonderful people in our lives, all your support and kindness meant a lot to us which will never be forgotten. Words are not enough to thank one and all but it’s our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Please accept this press acknowledgement as a token of our heartfelt appreciation. From loving wife, children, grandchildren, in-laws and relatives
(Born 20/04/1973 – Died 02/09/2017) We the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Tialemla. We all mourn but we take comfort in the fact that heaven rejoices receiving a new angel. We thank you all for supporting through prayers, physically, materially and financially. Our special thanks to : 1. Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur. 2. Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo. 3. Industrial Estate colony, Dimapur. 4. Dimapur Longjang Senso Telongjem. 5. Longjang Jamir kidong Telongjem, Dimapur & Longjang. 6. Yimtsüba Zünga & Züngatsür, Dimapur & Longjang. 7. Longjang Baptist Arogo. 8. Longjang Compound Baptist Arogo. 9. Khanimu Baptist Arogo. 10. Evangelistic committee Longjang. 11. Govt. Primary School Imrongriju, Longjang. 12. Govt. Highschool, Longjang. 13. Longjang Local staff Union. 14. Education committee Longjang. 15. Longjang Lanu Tata Zünga. 16. Lametong Youth Association, Longjang. 17. Longjang compound Young club. 18. Venus club Longjang. 19. Didachi Hostel, Mokokchung. 20. Neighbours, friends and well-wishers. DP-8983
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New Market FC to face Keys completes all-American semis line-up Khriekesa FC in KTC Cup final Del Potro powers past Federer
N e w Yo r k , S e p 7 (Agencies): Madison Keys has made it an allAmerican women’s final four at the US Open. The No. 15 seed beat Kaia Kanepi 6-3 6-3 to reach the semi-finals of a Grand Slam tournament for the second time. S h e w i l l f a c e N o. 20 C oC o Va ndeweg he in the second semifinal, after ninth-seeded Venus Williams meets unseeded Sloane Stephens. It’s the first time four Americans have made the women’s semifinals at the
US Open since 1981, when Tracy Austin beat Martina Navratilova for the title. Chris Evert and Barbara Potter also made the last four. The last time it happened at any Grand Slam tournament was at Wimbledon in 1985, with Navratilova and Evert joined by Zina Garrison and Kathy Rinaldi. The US Open will be guaranteed its first allAmerican final since Serena Williams beat sister Venus in 2002. Vandeweghe, who is coached by Australia’s
Pat Cash, eliminated No.1 Karolina Pliskova in the quarters which means Spaniard Garbine Muguruza will become world No.1 after the tournament. Pliskova needed to at least match her achievement of last year by reaching the final to prevent Wimbledon champion Muguruza overtaking her. She had a set point in the opener against Vandeweghe but could not take it and the 20th seed completed a 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 victory to reach her second grand slam semi-final of the season.
FIFA orders replay of SA, Senegal WC qualifier Paris, Sep 7 (IANS): FIFA ordered that the World Cup African zone qualifier between South Africa and Senegal to be replayed this November, following the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) decision to uphold the lifetime ban of match referee Jospeh Lamptey for match fixing. “The match will be replayed within the November 2017 international window, with the exact date to be confirmed in due course,” FIFA said in a statement on Wednesday, reports Xinhua news agency. In the matchup between the two sides on November 12, 2016, Lamptey awarded hosts South Africa a penalty for Senegal’s defender Kalidou Koulibaly’s hand ball. South Africa converted the spot kick
before going on to win the game, their only victory so far in the final phase of the World Cup African zone qualifiers. However, video replay clearly showed that the ball just hit Koulibaly’s knee and dropped on the pitch. The FIFA Disciplinary and Appeal Committees imposed a lifetime ban on Lamptey for match manipulation, which has recently been upheld by CAS. Senegal now sits third in the group, one point adrift Burkina Faso and Cape Verde. According to the FIFA World Cup regulations, the decision for the World Cup qualifier’s replay shall come into effect immediately, while being subject to confirmation by the Organising Committee for FIFA Competitions at its next meeting scheduled on September 14.
Anand faces ouster threat from WC
TBILISI, Sep 7 (PTI): Five-time world champion Viswanathan Anand suffered a shocking defeat at the hands of Canadian Grandmaster Anton Kovalyov and now faces ouster threat from the World Chess Cup here. Having struggled in the second game of the first round that he eventually managed to draw, Anand’s dip in form continued against Kovalyov who kept his nerves in a thrilling game after a speculative piece sacrifice by the Indian ace. For the records, it was a Sicilian Najdorf wherein Anand continued with a typical variation he has been using off-late. Kovalyov got a slightly worse position in the middle game but stayed put with
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some fine defensive manoeuvres. After the trade of queens, the Canadian Grandmaster was surprised by a knight sacrifice by Viswanathan Anand but again held on to his guard despite his king tak-
Wenger brushes off talk of crisis at faltering Arsenal
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London, Sep 7 (Agencies): Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has brushed off suggestions that the north London club are in the midst of a crisis three games into the season and called for perspective after their 4-0 defeat by Liverpool
ing a walk around the centre. As it tur ned out, Anand’s sacrifice was not enough to get any advantage and in the end Kovalyov’s extra piece had the final say. Down a point in the two-games mini-match, Anand will now have to win with black pieces in the return game. If Anand wins, tiebreak games of shorter duration will be played to determine the winner. The World Cup is a knock out event with two games under normal time control followed by Rapid or blitz games to determine the winner. The total prize money at stake is 1.6 million USD and the two will qualify to the next candidates’ tournament.
Nadal enter semis
World No. 1 Spaniard Rafael Nadal advanced to the US Open tennis semifinals with a clinical 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 rout of promising Russian teenager Andrey Rublev. In a quar ter-final match pitting a 15-time Grand Slam champion against an unseeded 19year-old making his first appearance on a big stage, Nadal’s experience proved to be a decisive factor. The Spaniard was rock-solid on both his return of serve and in the rallies, tracked down balls from sideline to sideline and expertly defended everything the Russian threw at him. Even though most points involved baseline exchanges, Nadal committed just 20 unforced errors and struck 21 winners. But the mistakes piled up for Rublev, who committed 43 unforced errors - an average of nearly two per game. The 31-year-old Spaniard also was coolly efficient on serve, getting broken just one time against a player with one of the best return games on the ATP Tour.
Players of New Market FC (white) and Nagabazar FC during the 2nd semi-final match on Thursday. (NP)
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Kohima, Sep 7 (NPN): New Market FC beat Nagabazar FC by a solitary goal to enter the final of KTC Cup on Thursday. New Market FC will now take on Khriekesa FC in the final match on Saturday. The exciting encounter between the two rivals saw a competitive match. Both the teams failed to break the deadlock in the
stipulated time. Playing the extra minute time, Keyidwasaplung of New Market scored the winning goal through a free kick in the 102nd minute to seal their place in the final. Nagabazar FC got numerous chances to convert but failed to push behind the keeper till the final whistle. Stephen Rutsa (19), Cheneibemo Tungoe of New Market FC and Ko-
ratu Jourey, goalkeeper Lhiwete Koza (21) of New Market FC were cautioned with yellow cards. Rajesh Soundararajan, DC of Kohima was the match patron of the 2nd semi-final match. The final match of KTC Cup 2017 will take place at the Kohima local ground on September 9 from 1:30 pm with minister of roads and bridges, Dr. Nicky Kire as the guest of honour.
Australia earn series draw in Bangladesh Chittagong, Sep 7 (Agencies): Nathan Lyon scooped career-best figures of 13-154 as Australia beat Bangladesh by seven wickets in the second Test in Chittagong to deny the Tigers a first Test series win over them. O f f - s p i n n e r Lyo n added 6-60 to his firstinnings 7-94 to skittle Bangladesh for 157 on day four and become the leading wicket-taker for Australia in a two-Test series, with his 22 scalps topping the 18 J.J. Ferris took against England in 1887. Australia lost firstinnings centurion David Warner (22), Matt Renshaw (8) and Steve Smith (16) in their pursuit of 86 before Peter Handscomb (16no) and Glenn Maxwell (25no), who ended the game with a six, ushered them to a series-levelling triumph following their maiden Test match defeat to Bangladesh in Dhaka last week. Lyon was the star performer, though, as he fell one short of equal-
Nathan Lyon (2R) celebrates with teammates after the dismissal of Mominul Haque during the fourth day of the second cricket Test between Bangladesh and Australia in Chittagong
ling the record number of wickets in two-Test series, the 23 Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath collected against Pakistan in 2014. The 29-year-old’s fellow spinner, Steven O’Keefe (2-24), ended Lyon’s hopes of matching
Herath by bowling last man Mustafizur Rahman as Bangladesh were dismissed in 71.2 overs. Lyon (0) had been the last man to depart in Australia’s second dig, snicking Mustafizur (4-84) to Imrul Kayes at slip as
the tourists failed to add to their overnight 377-9. Lyon then had Tamim Iqbal (12) stumped, Imrul (15) caught at cover and Shakib Al Hasan (2) snaffled by Warner at slip as Bangladesh slumped to 43-5, before a 44-run stand
between captain Mushfiqur Rahim (21) and Sabbir Rahman (24) dragged the Tigers into the lead. Sabbir was eventually stumped skipping down the pitch to Lyon, who went on to remove Mominul Haque (29) and Taijul Islam (4) during his second 10-wicket haul in Test cricket. Lyon is now the leading wicket-taker in Tests in 2017, with his 46 scalps placing him above Indian spin duo Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja (44) and South Africa seamer Kagiso Rabada (39). Australia’s next Test is the Ashes opener against England in Brisbane on November 23 but the oneday side will return to action later this month for a five-match ODI series in India. Bangladesh, meanwhile, are moving on to a tour of South Africa, with the trip comprising two Tests, three ODIs and two Twenty20 internationals.
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Madison Keys celebrates after winning her quarter-final match against Kaia Kanepi
Argentina’s Juan Martin del Potro stunned Roger Federer in four sets to reach the US Open semi-finals. The 24th seed won 7-5 3-6 7-6 (10-8) 6-4 to reach the last four, thrilling his large contingent of supporters in New York. He goes on to face top seed Rafael Nadal, who earlier beat Russian teenager Andrey Rublev. Del Potro’s victory means Federer and Nadal will end another year having never played each other at the US Open. Top seed Nadal is now also guaranteed to keep hold of the number one ranking ahead of Federer. It is the sixth time the pair have been one match from meeting at Flushing Meadows, and their potential semi-final clash had dominated headlines throughout the tour nament. However, an out-ofsorts Federer was no match for Del Potro, who returned 48 hours after his epic fiveset win over Dominic Thiem to produce another thrilling victory. “I honestly was only thinking about tonight,” said Federer, 36. “My head didn’t even
wander during the match. I knew it was going to be a tough one.”
in their last Premier League game. The defeat was Arsenal’s second in a row, but the manager backed his team to respond when they host Bournemouth in the league on Saturday. “I could never understand what a crisis is,” Wenger told a news conference on Thursday. “It is important to focus on what is in front of you. Every single defeat is a crisis, yes? “I love and believe in my players and we need our fans behind the team... We will win back the points we have dropped away from home. It is vital to take some perspective.”
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