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Parliament adjourned sine die Chairs express displeasure at session washout

NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (IANS): Parliament was adjourned sine die on Friday as the winter session that began on November 16 ended in a washout. The Chairs of both houses made it a point to express their displeasure at this as no significant business could be transacted during the 21 sittings. The Lok Sabha could transact just 17.39 per cent of its scheduled business in the 19 hours that it worked, while the Rajya Sabha transacted 20.61 per cent of the listed business in its 22 working hours. The Lok Sabha lost 92 working hours while the upper House lost more than 86 hours to disruptions and repeated adjournments, mainly over demonetisation, but also to other issues such as the AgustaWestland chopper deal and farmers’ distress. Both Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari and Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan voiced anguish over repeated disruptions and unruly behaviour of the members. “Regular and continu-

Petrol price hiked by Rs 2.21/litre; diesel by Rs 1.79 NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (PTI): Petrol price was today hiked by Rs 2.21 a litre and diesel by Rs 1.79 per litre, excluding local levies. The price revision was to come into effect yesterday, but was deferred possibly to save the demonetisation-battered government from any blushes in Parliament. The revised rates will be effective from midnight tonight. This increase excludes local levies. The actual hike after considering VAT would be Rs 2.84 per litre in Delhi for petrol and Rs 2.11 for diesel. After the hike, petrol in Delhi will cost Rs 68.94 per litre from midnight tonight as against Rs 66.10 currently, said Indian Oil Corp, the nation’s largest fuel retailer. Similarly, a litre of diesel will cost Rs 56.68 as compared to Rs 54.57 now. IOC, Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corp (HPCL) revise rates on 1st and 16th of every month based on average international price in the previous fortnight. But an increase that was warranted because of a rise in international gasoline (petrol) price to USD 62.82 per barrel from USD 57.43 and that of diesel to USD 60.97 from USD 56.79 was not announced yesterday.

This is it!

“Everyone of them are queuing up before banks for their salary.” K Y M C

Sumitra Mahajan

Hamid Ansari

ous disruptions characterised the session... All sections of the house need to introspect on the distinction between dissent, disruption and agitation,” Ansari observed in his valedictory remarks. Mahajan said: “In this session, we lost 91 hours and 59 minutes to adjournments forced by disruptions. This is not good for all of us as it mars our image in the public.” The government blamed the opposition for the Session’s failure. The opposition, on its part, has blamed the government for the impasse in both houses. In the Rajya Sabha, the opposition demanded

Prime Minster Narendra Modi’s presence during the entire discussion on demonetisation, which was initiated by Anand Sharma of the Congress under Rule 267 (short duration discussion by suspending other business) on the opening day, and refused to let the house function till their demand for the Prime Minister’s presence in the house was met. The government said the Prime Minister would come in the house for parts of the debate and would intervene, but would not sit through the entire debate. The opposition refused to accept it.

In the Lok Sabha, the opposition led by Congress demanded a discussion on demonetisation under a rule that entailed voting. The government declined. Towards the end, the Congress demanded a discussion without a governing rule and asked the Speaker to let Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi initiate the debate. However, since the debate under Rule 193 (short discussion) had already been initiated by Telangana Rashtra Samithi member A.P. Jithender Reddy, the Speaker did not allow to suspend that and initiate the discussion afresh. The last couple of days witnessed angry exchanges between opposition and treasury benches as the ruling bloc, including Ananth Kumar, sought a debate on AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal. The government benches also slammed opposition parties for allegedly running money laundering racket by changing demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes.

Scheme to declare 24-hour bandh begins in Manipur black money opens today VALLEY Women hold rally against Deadly attacks NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (IANS): Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana (PMGKY) - which is being slated as another chance for people to come clean on their unaccounted income - will come into effect from December 17 (Saturday) and will remain open for over three months, a top official said on Friday. “The PMGKY will start from tomorrow (Saturday), and the last date for disclosures is March 31, 2017. People have three and a half months to declare their untaxed money. A declaration can be given before the Income Tax officer,” Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia told media persons here. “No prosecution will be carried on the basis of such disclosures. The declarations made under the the law will be kept a secret. The declarations will also not be used for payment towards service tax, excise duty, etc.,” he added. However, there would be no immunity from criminal acts like Prevention of Money Laundering Act, Naroctics Act or for holding ‘benami’ (by proxy) properties and smuggling offences, he said.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, DEC 16: A 24-hour state-wide bandh call given in protest against Thursday’s three coordinated deadly ambushes on the state police commandos commenced Friday at 7pm. Women vendors of iconic Ema (mother) markets in Imphal with the support of various women bodies gave the bandh call after carrying out a protest rally on the streets in Imphal on Friday. The mass rally blamed NSCN(I-M) for Thursday’s deadly ambushes in which three police personnel were killed and nine others seriously injured. They have demanded the Central government to remove NSCN(I-M) from the state of Manipur immediately. They further set a deadline to the UNC to lift the ongoing economic blockade on or before December 22. Hundreds of women vendors and individuals took part in the protest rally on the streets of city. Police had a hard time controlling the slogan

chanting rallies as they targeted Raj Bhavan during the rally. Placards with various slogans blaming the NSCN(I-M) for deadly attacks and accusing the central government of utilizing NSCN(I-M) in terrorizing the people of the state were displayed during the rally. Talking to reporters, leaders of the women vendors said people were fed up with numerous forms of crimes committed by the NSCN (I-M) cadres in the state. Kh Mangi Devi, vice president of Sinpham Amadi Saktam Kanba Ema Keithel said the joint body of the four Khwairabandh Keithel (Mother market) bodies gave the bandh call. In the backdrop of Central security forces like Assam Rifles allegedly not initiating any action to counter the attacks on state police personnel even as the ambushes took place nearby their posts, the vice president accused the Central government of giving a free hand to NSCN(I-M) to commit crimes against the people of the state.

All the three deadly ambushes took place at sites not so far away from posts of the Assam Rifles and Territorial Army. However, they had not rushed to spots to assist the police in defending the attacks. In one of the ambush sites at Lokchao area of Tengnoupal district, troops of Territorial Army arrived at the site around half an hour even as the site was only a few meters from their post. The vice president alleged that Centre was backing NSCN(I-M) to distort the integrity of the state. “We will not allow any attempt to re-draw the territorial boundary of Manipur at any cost,” she said. She further announced the decision of the women vendors regarding setting deadline to the UNC for lifting its 46-day long economic blockade on the national highways. If the UNC failed to lift the blockade on or before December 22, the bodies of the women vendors would join hands with other civil bodies in countering the blockade, she added.

CM urges Nagas to come together Three ACAUT members released on bail

Zeliang along with Patton, Tohanba and others at Mhainamtsi village. (CMO)

DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, TR Zeliang, on Friday called for unity and reconciliation amongst the Naga brethren so as to march ahead with the rest of the country and the world. According to media cell CMO, the chief minister lamented the fragmentation of Naga society into various political groups and factions as well as numerous tribal hohos and said “the need of the hour is for the Naga

brethren to shed our differences, come together as family members and progress together with the rest of the country and the world.” Addressing the golden jubilee celebration of Mhainamtsi village near Jalukie town under Peren district, Zeliang said Mhainamtsi village, founded in 1966 by various Zeliangrong communities from Nagaland, Manipur and Assam, could very well be “a role model for other Nagas

to emulate if the village can continue to maintain its cohesiveness and peaceful and harmonious coexistence of the Zemes, Liangmais and the Rongmais.” He said the idea behind founding of Mhainamtsi village was to bring together Zeliangrongs from various part of the region. Describing the idea as “most remarkable”, the chief minister said it was now the bounden duty of those living today to endeavour to fulfil the dream of the founders and uphold their plan to bring the people together. Zeliang called upon the Naga people to endeavour to reconcile, forget the petty differences and forge together as on for the mutual benefit of all. Citing the decision of Zeliangrong Union and Zeliangrong Baudi to merge under one nomenclature, he said “this is a positive step forward for unity.”

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): All three arrested ACAUT members were on Friday released on bail following a collective decision of ACAUT, JAC of13 colonies, DUCCF, NTC, CNTC, CCN, YAN, DHEEHA, DBPF and CAVCA for bail despite the three maintaining a principled stand not to do so. After their release, ACAUT Nagaland called for a press conference at Joel Kath’s residence. It may be recalled that the three-Joel Nillo, Simon Kelio and Hukiye Yepthomi were taken to custody and remanded by police on the basis of a counter FIR filed against them by RZ Lotha. ACAUT advisor Khekiye Sema, who has been communicating as the spokesperson, explained (Cont’d on p-7) that ACAUT had bowed

down to the collective decision of all to accept bail since their innocence could be proven in court instead of unnecessarily continuing to stay in jail. He also said that the three had come out of jail in order to deal with the things that have come up. Khekiye also slammed chief minister T.R. Zeliang over the latter’s declared policy of protecting the corrupt on war footing by doing everything to ensure that the culprits were not arrested. Khekiye accused T.R.Zeliang of also declaring war on ACAUT and for which they(ACAUT) were prepared to face it head on legally with PIL which they intended to file against T.R.Zeliang, the two benami businessmenTinku Sethiand Nirmal Jain including local stockist R.Z.Lotha who was an abettor to the ongoing PDS

NTC, NC, ZTYO condemn police action DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC), Nagaland Congress and Zunheboto Town Youth Organization (ZTYO) have condemned the action of the police in which water cannon was used and tear gas fired to disperse the gathering in the rally called by ACAUT. They also extended support to ACAUT in the fight for justice. NTC media cell said that the force used by state government to suppress the voice of the people was highly objectionable and condemnable. It criticized Dimapur police for imposing section 144 CrPC and making “flimsy excuse”, when ACAUT had announced that the rally would be peaceful. Media cell further said that there was no need to use brutal force to suppress the innocent citizens for voicing out against out corruption. “It is the basic fundamental right under the Constitution of India for any group of people to assemble

peacefully and express its rights and democratically protest”, NTC said. Instead, NTC said it should be the endeavor of the state Government to institute enquiry into the alleged illegal operations. Nagaland Congress: Nagaland Congress (NC), recently floated by suspended NPCC leaders, has come out strongly against state government of using “brute force” upon peaceful gathering and making a turnaround on the event that led to the arrest of ACAUT leaders and letting scot free of the accused alleged to be involved in the PDS rice scam. In this regard, NC media cell demanded that the state government to immediately arrest the “two prominent stockists” alleged to be involved in scam. It also asked the government whether it was trying to prove the innocence of those absconding persons before trial. NC also hit out at the NPF for its defensive tactics, when almost everybody/every

group including state Governor, DAN-alliance BJP, NPCC, NTC, CNTC, CNN, ACAUT etc have been voicing concern against rampant corruption. It ridiculed NPF’s stance in defending state government, without knowing the “heap and dirt” in the department of F&CS, fuel adulteration and others, and accusing some antigroups of taking law into their hands. Rather, NC reminded NPF that it was corrupt government that was misusing the law to shield Tinku Sethi and Nirmal Jain of questionable reasons. Further, NC warned those leaders in power, who have become untouchables that their time will come where ACAUT would dig out their past “excess”. “Whatever act done reaction can be reciprocal. And unless it is done so corruption can never be controlled”, media cell said. NC also congratulated ACAUT for the daring act in exposing the multi crores PDS

scam and assured fullest support. ZTYO: Zunheboto Town Youth Organization (ZTYO) in a condemnation note through its president Awoto Yeptho and secretary Hiloto S strongly condemned the high handedness of Dimapur police against the peaceful demonstration. ZTYO also slammed the “lackadaisical attitude” of the state Government in letting Tinku and Nirmal scot free even after their illegal activities were caught red handed and arresting those who voiced out for the rights of common people. “Sheltering of Criminals has become a breakfast for Government of the day, leading to mushrooming of corrupt activities in all the areas”, ZTYO said. Further, ZTYO extended support on the demands of ACAUT for CBI probe in the scandal and assured that entire youths of Zunheboto would back ACAUT Nagaland in the fight for justice.

scam. Khekiye also added that ACAUT would file an FIR against A. Jain and G. Sarkar based on the power of attorney transferred to these two by R.Z.Lotha as his legal attorneys for execution of the activities of AAY foodgrains in his name and on his behalf. He also reiterated that ACAUT would not back down and they would continue to demand that R.Z.Lotha be apprehended with immediate effect. He alleged that R.Z.Lotha also did not have any valid license to run such activities in his godown. He also said that, government had made a lame excuse in not permitting Thursday’s ACAUT rally on the plea that it was festive season and commuters were having trouble moving around and shopping. According to ACAUT, the members neither shut

down the godowns neither locked them nor was any negotiation made to compromise the matter with .Z.Lotha, as alleged. Joel Kath also said that they were behind bars for a cause, and expressed gratitude to the Naga people who braved all the odds at Thursday’s rally. He said, “ we are fighting an all out war against corruption” and requested the Naga people to believe in them and to have patience. Simon Kelio said, prison was more honourable than the mainstream society we live in. ACAUT further informed that they will have an official sitting and decide on the future course of action. Interstingly, none of the accused in the FIR filed by ACAUT have been arrestred. It was also pointed out that this was what has been resented by public.

Kohima Diocese opposes ‘Good Governance Day’ date DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): Diocese of Kohima, representing the Catholic Church in Nagaland, has come out strongly against the observance of “Good Governance Day” on December 25. In a press release, Fr. Thomas Toretkiu, Bishop’s Secretary, Kohima, said that though the Church was not against the observance of “Good Governance Day”, the choice of the day, December 25, was a blatant disrespect for Christian sentiments. The Kohima Diocese said concept of ‘good governance’ itself would be a mockery if due respect was not given to all the sections in the country, irrespective of the religious affinity. It pointed out that different religions in the country have days that were sacred and holy, adding that over 24 million Christians in India consider December 25 as a very important day as they celebrate the birth day of Jesus. Diocese said the government’s decision was not only an attempt to “dilute” the importance of the day for Christians but

also a discriminative and insensitive act against them. The Church maintained that disrespect of the government towards the religious sentiments of the minorities would put a scar on the secular nature of the country. Further, it said that foundation to any good governance was religious freedom, justice and equality, adding that declaring December 25 as ‘Good Governance Day’ was a blatant disrespect to Christian sentiments and a denial of their legitimate aspiration to celebrate the greatest event of their religious belief. The Diocese said of government’s failure to understand the seriousness of the matter and not take corrective steps in executing the order to observe December 25 as ‘good governance day would be considered deliberate act of discrimination from the part of the government. Reiterating that it supported the government to observe the good governance day, the Church however said it should be observed on a day acceptable to all the citizens of the nation. K Y M C

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Jacob inaugurates Chekiye village gate

Parliamentary secretary N. Jacob Zhimomi unveiling the plaque. Staff Reporter well-wishers.

DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): Parliamentary secretary of irrigation and flood control (I&FC), N. Jacob Zhimomi, on Friday inaugurated Chekiye village gate as chief guest by cutting the ribbon and unveiling the plaque in the presence of village leaders, citizens, invitees from neighbouring villages and

Speaking at the inaugural function, the chief guest congratulated the citizens of Chekiye village on the successful completion of the village gate. He appreciated the unity and progress of the village on all fronts, adding that this should set an example. Acknowledging development works of his predecessors in 4-Ghaspani-I

CSU seize expired items

CSU officials along with the seized items.

DIMAPUR: Chang Students’ Union (CSU) Tuensang town conducted surprise checking at shops in and around Tuensang Town on December 12 and seized various expired items. After the items were seized, defaulters were warned to update their ma-

terials and items. CSU also informed all the business establishments of Tuensang Town not to sell any expired goods to the public saying it was against consumer rights. In order to ensure the safety of public, CSU cautioned it would take its own course of action against the defaulters.

assembly constituency, the parliamentary secretary said he would also strive to do everything possible for the growth of his constituency. Jacob further said that though he may not be able to help each individual, he would attempt to work for the progress of the society at large. Earlier, Chekiye village Hd GB, C Hokhupu Zhimomi delivered welcome address, gate construction committee convenor Hukavi Zhimomi gave key note address, CVBC pastor Toluho Chishi offered inaugural prayer and special song by Mhesho Sutsa. The programme was chaired by Chekiye village council (CVC) chairman Toiho Yeptho, vote of thanks was proposed by CVC member Ghokheli Heghoto and benediction by STH Chekiye village president Vishili Atomi. The village gate built at the cost of over Rs.21 lakh was designed by Er. Kitoshe Aye.

KTC celebrates 25-year milestone DIMAPUR: To mark the completion of its 25 years, Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) celebrated silver jubilee at Noklak town from December 1012 with MP Rajya Sabha, K.G. Kenye as the chief guest, member Regional Parliamentary Myanmar, Mongtei as the guest of honor and minister for Health & Family Welfare, P. Longon along with parliamentary secretary for Land Revenue, Women Development as chief hosts, DIPR informed. The resource persons of the celebration were Er. Leyiang, Rev. Pumo, and S. Chunta (member NPSC). Marathon was held for both men and women including bow shooting competition to mark the occasion.

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WVC appeals for GPRN winter session held at Hebron timely supply of PDS items DIMAPUR: Wokha Village Council (WVC) has appealed to the Department of Food and Civil Supplies (F&CS) and the transporters group to ensure timely supply of food grains and other essential commodities to the public as per the National Food Security Act 2013. Chairman WVC, S. Yanphamo Tungoe, in a press note stated any delay in distributing the commodities meant for the poor would directly affect their livelihood. Therefore, keeping in view the current cash crunch coupled with the approaching festive season, the council requested the concerned department to expedite the issue and allotment of rations for the month by December 2016. On the issue of food grain stored in the sealed godown due to the alleged PDS scam, WVC maintained that the law will take its own course of action. The council appealed to the concerned authority to make necessary arrangement for timely delivery of the commodities at the earliest.

Speaker Ashiho Asoumai addressing the house.

DIMAPUR: One-day Winter Session of the Government of the People’s Republic of Nagalim (GPRN) was held on December 16 at Council Headquarters, Hebron. In a press note MIP GPRN informed the session started with an obituary report by the defense kilonser ‘lieut. gen.’ (rtd)’ NG. Markson, VC. Silent prayer was also observed in remembrance of the martyrs followed by the speech of the ‘vice president gen (Rtd)’ Kholi which was read-out by steering committee convener, Qhevihe Chishi Swu. Kholi in his message

reiterated that, “the political negotiation with the Government of India (GOI) is making positive progress and it is important that all Nagas must not lose sight of the final goal ahead of us.” According to MIP, Kholi reminded that adversaries were working hard to divide the Nagas and therefore cautioned the Nagas to be aware of the danger of self-destruction and to stand firm against all inimical forces. In the chair of speaker Ashiho Asoumai, the house discussed thoroughly the presidential speech and various agendas of national importance.

MTYO, MTSU supports ACAUT

DIMAPUR: Against the backdrop of the alleged PDS rice scam exposed by ACAUT and the subsequent arrest of its three members, Medziphema Town Youth Organisation (MTYO) and Medziphema Town Students’ Union (MTSU) have come out strongly in support of ACAUT expressing “profound gratitude to ACAUT for its tireless effort to check corruption which is at its peak in Nagaland today.” In a joint press note, president MTYO Asazo

Kuotsu and gen. secretary Mhasilevi Kuotsu, president MTSU Kevisese Krose and advisor Kepe Nakhro, stated the exposing of alleged fuel adulteration scam and PDS rice scam “taking place right under the nose of the law enforcing agencies” was through ACAUT’s initiative. “The rich and affluent are only getting richer through corrupted means, all in connivance with government officials and leaders, at the expense of the general populace who deserve to be

the beneficiaries of such schemes and that ACAUT has all the support for the new revolution against evils that is taking root in the society today,” the release stated. MTYO and MTSU further stated that the day may be closer than ever when young Nagas will cease to be denied their constitutional rights and therefore appealed all right thinking citizens to rise against all sorts of corruption for a visionary Nagaland.

NCSU re-elects present team

news in brief BOB Wokha informs: BOB Wokha has informed all its beneficiaries for the year 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 to contact 9612033812 for all clarification and necessary information regarding their status. TLA 7th triennial conference: Tening Lun Aruang (TLA) has convened its 7th triennial conference cum cultural festival from January 4 to 6. The programme would be graced by MLA Namri Nchang as chief guest, evaluation assistant director Nagaland, D. Disuong Zeme as special guest and senior agricultural engineer, Achakbou Newmai as guest of honour. All Tening citizens/ brotherin-laws have been requested to attend the meeting. TSU 63rd general session: Thenyizumi Students’ Union (TSU) 63rd general session would be held on December 29 and 30, at GMS Compound Thenyizu on the theme ‘’Excel Beyond Boundaries” with additional director SIRD, Velu-o Shijoh as chief guest and NLA assistant committee officer, Sezoto Theyo Assistant as guest speaker. Union has also informed ‘outstanding’ HSLC students to submit a photocopy of mark sheet for the late Punuhü Dawhuo memorial award of excellence which would be conferred during the session. The second session of the programme would highlight literary fest and games followed by talent show. NCSU Wkha 48th general session: New Changsu Students’ Union (NCSU) Wokha has convened its 48th general session on December 20, at village community hall. All executives, former leaders, village leaders, church leaders and students have been requested to attend the session. EUD general meeting: Emlomi Union Dimapur (EUD) has convened a general meeting on December 18, at 12:30 noon at the residence Kisheto Kiba of Diphupar ‘A’, Referral colony, to discuss matters relating to annual picnic-cum-New Year celebration. Union has informed at least one member from each household to be part of the programme. ZWO annual meeting: Zeliang Women Organization (ZWO) has convened its annual meeting on December 19 at 10 a.m. in Zeliangrong community hall, Zeliangrong village, Dhobinala. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. PKSU meeting: Potina Kup Student’s Union (PKSU) has convened its meeting on December 21, at 12 noon in the Lotsu village student’s union office. All executive members, constituent presidents and general secretaries have been requested to attend the meeting. JTYO elects new team: Jalukie Town Youth Organization (JTYO) has in its general meeting cum youth election on December 15 elected a new team of office bearers. The new team will be led by Ireu Zeliang as president, Ipiebeube as general secretary, Hiacheulak as joint secy along with five other members. RASU informs: Ralan Area Students’ Union (RASU) has requested all its members/well-wishers who have been entrusted to sell the lucky draw lottery in aid of RASU golden jubilee to submit the sold amount and unsold lottery to finance committee convener on or before December 18 positively. LR CI-I CA emergency meeting: Emergency meeting of the Lotha Rengma CI-I Contractor Association (LR CI-I CA) would be held on December 19 at 11 a.m in Class-I Contractor Office, Wokha District. All members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail. Landowners/Pattadars informs: Office of the Landowners/Pattadars has informed all the registered members of the forum that a meeting of the Landowners/ Pattadars whose lands are under the occupation of army in Dimapur would be held on December 20 at 11 a.m. at hotel “The Hut” located at old taxi stand below Head Post Office, Kohima. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Contractors’ and for expansion and reshuffling of officeSuppliers’ Union (NCSU) has in its 41st bearers including various sub-committees of general meeting on Thursday re-elected its NCSU Head Office, the house also authopresent team of office bearers for the tenure rised the president to take up the matter on 2017-21. NCSU in a press note informed priority in consultation with the executive that the house comprising representatives council of NCSU. Further, the house also from all the District Units of NCSU unani- empowered NCSU president to drop any mously re-elected the present office-bearers of the office bearers or member of various of NCSU led by Pele Khezhie as president sub-committees if found lacking in extendfor the next tenure from 2017-2021. This ing cooperation to him or the Union or was declared and approved by the house who is not discharging his or her duties and DIMAPUR: The Government of Nagaland has rechrisfree medicines to the needy through the nominating committee with responsibilities properly. New office bearer tened ‘Momi’ village to ‘Satakha Old’ village under Satlocals. A total of 205 patients Povotso Lohe as convenor and S K Rengma, would be appointed or allot the vacant post akha sub-division in Zunheboto district with immediate effect. This was informed through an official bulletin. to include 65 male, 90 female W. Gpang Konyak as members. Meanwhile, to members in such event, NCSU added. and 50 children were treated during the medical camp. The medical team conducted screening of Diabetes DIMAPUR: With a view to in the bank account, even if they also. Apart from providing curb the misuse of the donation are found in donation box. They medical assistance, basic channel for conversion of the must be separately recorded and knowledge on health educa- banned currency notes, direc- kept by the trust till such time tion including precaution tives to this effect has been issued a clear instruction is received from common viral diseases by GoI to all religious trusts and from the Central Government was also imparted. Em- institutions in the state. in this matter; open the donaphasis on importance of According to an official tion boxes in the presence of two hygiene and sanitation were bulletin, the directive are: Not to independent witnesses (in order explained to the villagers for accept Rs. 500, Rs.1000 notes as to prevent any manipulation in better living standard. The donations from the general pub- the process of counting money people of Chiephobozou lic; not to accept demonetised received in the donation box) village and adjoining villages notes even in the donation boxes and keep a proper record of the have highly appreciated the and notices should be displayed contents found in the donation initiative of 9 Assam Rifles in prominent places in the reli- box. for organizing the medi- gious places and near the donaBesides, the entire process cal camp. The camp was tion box itself, to the effect that of opening and counting may Caption: Zeme Baptist Church (ZBC) Kohima presenting special number at attended by villagers from devotees should not drop old be video recorded and preserved the three-day 47th annual session-cum-triennial conference of ZBCC youth Chiephobozou and Botsa notes in the donation box; not for any future examination, it department on Friday at Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur. The sub divisions. to deposit such currency notes stated. conference is being hosted by ZBC Dimapur. (NP)

Momi village is now Satakha Old

9 Assam Rifles organises medical camp

Religious trusts asked not to accept old notes

AR personnel along with villagers

DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 5 Sector Assam Rifles conducted a free medical camp on December 14 at Chiephobozou, Kohima district. The aim of the medical

camp was to provide free medical treatment to the local populace by a specially constituted medical team under 2IC (CMO) N Sandhyarani. The team treated the patients besides distributing

NPF Zunheboto, Phek support government DIMAPUR: NPF Zunheboto and Phek have voiced their support of the state government in the ongoing confrontation between ACAUT and the T.R. Zeliang government over the issue of alleged PDS rice scam in Dimapur. NPF Zunheboto Division in a press note by president Akavi Sumi stated it appreciate ACAUT’s concern for our society transformation adding they are also encouraged to always uphold their preaching and action without bias and judiciously. “Any organization is headed by leaders, hence, should the leaders lead the masses to their interest deK

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sign with severity and ignore the spectrum of loopholes around his/her soft corners, such steps shall create chaos/mayhem in the society ,which might lead to cessation of such platforms,” the press note read. The division maintained that every positive concern for the society cannot be implemented outside the parameter of governing laws as that would result in anarchy leading democracy to extinction. NPF Zunheboto also called for ‘restrain’ and cautioned that right approach while redressing issues should always be respected least it turns out otherwise. In this regard, the di-

vision stated it “strongly support the Government’s decision in wrapping the issue and pursuing the matter under the preview of Indian constitution,” adding it was expecting justice to be delivered by the government. NPF Phek: NPF Phek also voiced similar concern over ACAUT’s conduct during the raid while extending support to the state government. President NPF Phek Otso Neinu stated it appreciate the organisations that work for the betterment of the society but was wary of their “zeal and eagerness” to take the law into their hands. The division opined the unsavoury incident could

have been easily averted if the concerned organizations/individuals had preinformed the administration and police authorities before conducting the raid. Maintaining that no one was above the law, NPF Phek said protests/rallies should be carried out in a legal and justifiable manner. Also, NPF Phek informed it had physically clarified this matter with the concerned authority and has found no discrepancy in the PDS of the district. Therefore, the division urged the F&CS department to facilitate immediate supply and distribution of PDS food items to the public before the festive season.

AR conducts poster making competition DIMAPUR: Poster/painting competition was conduted by 36 Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquarters 6 Sector Assam Rifles on the theme ‘Environment Protection’ at Government High school, Peren on December 15. The event was followed by prize distribution to winners by DPRO Peren, Simon. The school authorities, parents have expressed gratitude to Assam Rifles for conducting the competition. Around 30 students from class 10, 11 and 12 participated in the competition.

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(Inset) DGP L.L. Doungel. Cadets at the Ceremonial Attestation Parade. (NP) Staff reporter DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): Director general of police (DGP), Nagaland, L.L. Doungel has called upon the police personnel in the state to dedicate their lives to the department in order to measure up to the responsibility bestowed upon the police force. He was speaking as chief guest at the ‘Ceremonial Attestation Parade’ of 37th cadet ASIs & AIEs and 63rd batch recruit havildars and constables held on Friday at Nagaland Police Training School (NPTS) parade ground, Chumukedima. In his address, Doungel congratulated the cadets on the occasion while

reminding them that it marked the beginning of a responsible service. As the cadets would now be posted in various districts across the state, Doungel encouraged them to be “medium and message” of Nagaland police. He told the cadets that the image of Nagaland police depends on their performance and that their quality of service will speak for the force. Touching upon the changing dynamics of crime and policing in today’s globalised world, the chief guest said challenging times were ahead for the police force for which sincerity and dedication was required. “If you have sincerity

of purpose to fulfil the responsibilities given to you, there is no reason the department won’t shine,” Doungel exhorted the cadets. In his concluding remark, DGP called upon the cadets to remain true to the attestation and motto. Doungel earlier inspected the parade and also gave away awards to the cadets. Altogether, 562 trainees, including 34 ASIs, of various units such as DEF, NPTO, Excise, INT/ Crime/NPCW, Vigilance, and 1st NAP passed out in the ceremony. E a r l i e r, p r i n c i p a l NPTS, Aboli Metha NPS delivered the welcome address. She also presented a brief training report.

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(Inset) Dr. T. Lima Jamir releasing the jubilee souvenir. Riju Sporting & Cultural Club Diphubar village celebrated its silver jubilee on Friday at NEZCC amphitheatre with chairman Impact Foundation, Dr. T. Lima Jamir as main speaker. (NP)

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Minister Nuklotoshi, S.I. Jamir and other dignitaries along with students during the awards presentation. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, DEC 16 (NPN): Delhi Public School (DPS) Dimapur celebrated its ‘Annual Day-cum-Award Giving Away Ceremony 2016’ on Friday at the school ground with minister PWD (Highways) & Election, Nuklotoshi as chief guest in the presence of advisor Urban Development, S.I. Jamir. Nuklotoshi in his short speech lauded Jamir for establishing the premier institution in the state. He also highlighted the importance of imparting skill development and suggested incorporating it in the DPS curriculum. In his message to the students, Nuklotoshi said the era of mere certificate and white collar job was over and today’s education demands learning and relearning in order to keep up with the changing times. He also expressed concern over the K

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rising rate of unemployment in the state saying the number would increase in the near future leaving little opportunity for those who don’t work hard. The minister further encouraged them to be the best in everything they do. He also gave away prizes to the students. Also speaking on the occasion, advisor Urban Development and chairman DiPPS, S.I. Jamir remarked it was a matter of profound satisfaction to see the students excelling in various field. Jamir also informed that a separate block for junior classes would be constructed in the near future. Principal DPS B.K. Nandu highlighted the school’s achievements of academic year 2015-16. During the function, achievers in academics and other disciplines received prizes. The function also saw various performances by the students. K

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You are really getting taller, getting bigger, and a lot stronger. That’s right. Of course, you are. You are 3 and you’re a super star! Happy Birthday Mongmong! From oja Tain, tambu and your love ones Dear Nina, On your special day, I wish you good luck. I hope this wonderful day will fill up your heart with joy and blessings. Have a fantastic birthday, celebrate the happiness on every day of your life. Happy Birthday!! Always ROB

Guwahati, Dec 16 (Agencies): Former Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi said the Centre was playing politics by downgrading his security after National Security Guard cover was withdrawn. Assam CM Sarbanda Sonowal has been included under the NSG category instead. Gogoi, who was given NSG and Z-plus security, said that he had received a letter from the Chief Minister’s Office from the Union Home Ministry about the withdrawal, but no reason was mentioned. However, he told PTI that the state’s top police officers claimed to be unaware of the decision when he contacted them. Gogoi claimed “I am constantly criticising the anti-people policies of the Modi government and the BJP-led government in the state. That is the only reason for withdrawing my security. Except politics, I don’t see anything.� He added, “Everybody knows how I controlled insurgency or jehadi problems in the state. How is it that till yesterday, I had threat and today not?�

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CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE Extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Shri. Kam Mukho NSS on his promotion to Joint Secretary, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima. 2. Shri. M.Thepau Phom, on his promotion to Junior Section OfďŹ cer, Nagaland Civil Secretariat Kohima. The Union further wishes them good health and success in all their future endeavour. (P. AMAO PHOM) Secretary Tangha Buhu Hoichem Longleng, Nagaland

(B. THEDONG MUKHO) President Tangha Buhu Hoichem Longleng, Nagaland

The Aghunaqa Area Sports Association sponsored by AKK would like to express our sincere gratitude to the GBs of Aghunaqa area, Shri. Mughavi Awomi President AKK, R. Hovishe Village (Host Village), participating teams, Referees, invitees and other individuals for their valuable contribution towards the success of the 37th Annual Meet of AASA. We would also like to acknowledge some few individuals. 1. Shri. Q. Tuccu, Collective leadership NSCN/GPRN - Rs. 2,50,000/2. Shri. Tito Yepthomi, Entrepreneur, Dimapur - Rs. 70,000/3. Vikheshe Yepthomi, Kilonser NSCN/GPRN - Rs. 10,000/4. Nikheyi Assumi, Lt. Colonel GPRN/NSCN - Rs.10,000/5. Lhovishe Achumi, GB. V/President (AKK) - Rs. 10,000/-

Sponsorship of Trophy Cup Helen Ghoshito (W/Co-ordinator AASA) Kughato Awomi, Hd. GB (Nikihe Village) Samuel Yeptho (Zhekishe Village) Visheto Yeptho (Fin. Secy. AASA)

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Football Champion Runner's Up Volleyball (Men) Champion Runner's Up Volleyball (Women) Champion Runner's Up Vinoto Khulu President (AASA)

Itanagar, Dec 16 (Agencies): A 38-year old Arunachalee woman was rescued from Ahmednagar in Maharashtra recently by a team coordinated by Joint Commissioner Delhi Police Robin Hibu. A mother of an eightyear-old boy, the woman survived three assassination attempts at the hands of her partner of more than nine years who is Indian Army personnel before she was rescued a week ago. Battered by the traumatic ordeal, she hopes that Police and the Army will initiate action against the Army man, for mental

harassment and physical abuse. Robin Hibu informed that rescue was possible because of the intervention of the woman’s sister who called him for help. Hibu mobilized the police, members of Helping Hand, an NGO for the people of Northeast by the people of Northeast mostly living outside the region. From Ahmednagar, the woman and the child was picked up by a volunteer hailing from Shillong who put her on a bus to Pune. Dodum Tatak, an Arunachalee volunteer took over and dropped them to Mumbai for onward jour-

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ney to Arunachal. Finally, she reached Guwahati with the help of an Army officer from the region, Major Subba Rai who had read about her in the social media sites. She was reunited with her brother and sister last week. The case is currently being investigated by the Women’s Police station, Itanagar “We will register a case after the preliminary investigation is done�, said the Officer-in-Charge Chuku N Bui. “We are waiting for the formal registration of complaint�, stated human rights activist and lawyer Sunil Mow, who has taken up the case. Hibu says that

Army will be approached for compensation and maintenance of the child. This is the latest in a series of cases of atrocity against women from the region. Hibu says that there are hundreds of cases of women being lured with false promises of a better life by men who are not from the region. In many instances, the women are used physically and then discarded, he says. Most of these men are employees posted in the region, the officer informed. In some instances, friendships that start through social media networking sites have turned sour.

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The Vihokhu Village Council and the whole villagers of Vihokhu Village would like to convey our sincere gratitude to Shri. Tokheho Yeptho, Hon'ble Minister for PHE, Executive Engineer, PHED Dimapur Division, SDO, J.E., SO and PHED Department/staff of Kuhuboto for providing water supply connection including pipe line ďŹ ttings from the main source and also for celebrating pre Christmas event from Vihokhu Village on the same day. The Council and chairman further wishes them wisdom so that many rural people could avail more beneďŹ ts in the days to come. DP-10358

CHUMUKEDIMA AO SENSO TELONGJEM Recognition Trust would like to congratulate and acknowledge Dr. M. Chuba Ao one of its bonafide members and also the former president of the Union on receiving BHARAT VIKAS AWARD on 10th December 2016 in appreciation of his dedicated service for "Individual Contribution towards Economic Growth and Social Development" from INSTITUTE OF SELF RELIANCE Bhubaneswar, Odisha and thereby bringing great laurels to the Chumukedima Ao Senso Telongjem and setting an example for the future generation. The Union further wishes him a bright future in his endeavour. Limakumzuk Jamir T Chubanungsang Jamir President, CAST Convenor, CAST Recognition Trust

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Ao Baptist Fellowship Noklak Town would like to express our profound gratitude to all the offices, departments, unions, associations, churches, families and individuals who have generously contributed in kinds, cash and prayers towards the fellowship during its time of grief on 31st October 2016. Though, we could not mention the names and print out the detail list, yet it's our prayer that our Almighty God will shower His blessings on each one of you abundantly. Mr. Imtiyong Longkumer Fellowship Secretary DP-10337 Ao Fellowship Noklak

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Khasi Hills district and Pariong-Mawthadraishan in West Khasi Hills district. The Opposition UDP which also fielded candidates in all seven seats won only two seats - from Nongkrem and MairangNongkhlaw constituency respectively. The by-elections also saw two former chief executive Members -- Lamdihok Sumer of the Congress and H S Shylla of the UDP - getting re-elected to the Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council and Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council respectively. The bye-election was necessitated after seven out of the eight legislators resigned from the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council and the Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council, following the passing of a legislation preventing them from holding two elected posts. The Prevention of Disqualification (Members of Legislative Assembly of Meghalaya) (Amendment) Act, 2015 seeks to end holding of dual posts by the MLAs.

The Lengrijan Village Council takes pleasure to convey and express our heartfelt gratitude to the following persons/departments for their selfless and generous contribution towards the development and welfare of Lengrijan Village as a whole: 1. The DC Dimapur for his contributions towards the repair and renovation of the Lengrijan Community Hall. 2. The DMC for Road repairing/black topping from firing gate till Tuesday Market Junction and for construction of the public toilet near Community Hall. 3. Smti. Rongseninla, Director Agri-Deptt. for constructing the marketing shed for the farming community. 4. 112 Engineering Regiment Rangapahar for construction of toilet at Tuesday Market area. We wish them all the best and success in all their future endeavour. N. Meren Imchen Chairman, Lengrijan Village Council

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Dear Adi, From the day you were born we knew that you’d be the most loving son and brother ever. You were always special and you always will be. Birthday wishes and blessings are coming your way! HAPPY BIRTHDAY From Loving Mom, Dad, Bro & Sis Happy Birthday Dearest Sentia Walling. As you turn one day, we want you to know that you are a blessing to us and we love so much. You have brought so much joy and happiness into our lives. May God bless you with many more years. With love Aba, Au-u and relatives. Dearest Mongtsß Kipz

Agartala, Dec 16 (IANS): Vijay Diwas was observed here on Friday to commemorate the sacrifices of Indian soldiers who died in the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War. The signing of the Instrument of Surrender by Pakistan forces’ Eastern Command chief, Lt. General A.A.K. Niazi, on December 16, 1971,in Dhaka brought the nine-month war for the liberation of Bangladesh to an end. “The brave Indian Army, accompanied by the people of then East Pakistan, fought the war most successfully and protected the sovereignty of both the present Bangladesh and India,� said Brigadier Maninder Singh of the Eastern Command after laying a wreath at the Army Martyrs’ Column in Lichubagan here. He underscored the valiant sacrifice of officers and soldiers of the Indian Army in the 1971 war. Border Security Force and Border Guards Bangladesh officials exchanged greetings on the occasion. Discussions, cultural functions and a get-together of people were part of a day-long celebration at the Bangladesh Assistant High Commission here.

Shillong, Dec 16 (PTI): The ruling Congress suffered a blow in the bypolls to two tribal autonomous district councils in Meghalaya, winning just two of the six seats they contested levelling score with each of the two regional parties, United Democratic Party and the Hills State Peoples Democratic Party. The BJP which fielded candidates in all the seven seats also failed to impress tribal voters in the state with six of them forfeiting their security deposits. The Congress won one seat each in the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council and the Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council respectively while the Hills State Peoples Democratic Party (HSPDP) and the United Democratic Party (UDP) clinched two seats each in the KHADC only. Ricky Shullai, nephew of state NCP chief and former deputy speaker Sanbor Shullai, won from the Laban-Mawprem constituency in the city. The HSPDP won from Nongspung-Sohiong in East

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No matter how old you get, you’ll always be our little prince. Hope you have a truly wonderful birthday. We love you balum! Happy Birthday. Love grandparents, aunt, uncle, mum, dad , sis n all ur loved ones.

Agartala, Dec 16 (IANS): Demonetisation of high-value currency notes is a result of lack of foresight, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar said on Friday while taking part in a discussion on the issue in the state assembly. The house passed a resolution urging the central government to normalise the situation by making available currency notes of various denominations. Through demonetisation, putting a check on black money is not possible, he said, adding that it would destroy the Indian economy, job opportunities and productivity in the country. Sarkar said: “According to the World Bank estimates, in India the volume of black money -- comprising gold, silver, diamond, real estate, share market and hundi, among others -- is over Rs 37.5 lakh crore. And only five per cent of it is in cash.� “So, how can demonetisation of high-value currency notes curb black money?�

Cong wins 2 seats in tribal district council bypolls

CHUMUKEDIMA AO STUDENTS' UNION would like to congratulate and acknowledge Dr. M. Chuba Ao the Treasurer of the Union on receiving BHARAT VIKAS AWARD on 10th December 2016 in appreciation of his dedicated service for "Individual Contribution towards Economic Growth and Social Development" from INSTITUTE OF SELF RELIANCE Bhubaneswar, Odisha. The Union further thank him for being an inspiration to the Student community and citing an example for the future generation. Talisunep Walling Amenla Jamir President, CASU Secretary, CASU

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Noney public ground last night around 6:20 pm. In the attack, three policemen including a sub-inspector sustained injuries. Following the attack, intensified security measure was put in place at the venue by the state police force and no untoward incident was reported during the inauguration function in which chief minister O Ibobi Singh, his deputy Gaikhangam and ministers and

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IMPHAL, Dec 16: Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh Friday inaugurated two more newly created districts despite deadly attacks on state police force apparently to stall the plan. The two new fullfledged districts inaugurated today were Noney district, which was curved out from Tamenglong, and Pherzawl district (bifurcated from

Churachandpur). Five out of seven newly created districts have been inaugurated so far. The remaining two districts yet to be inaugurated are Kamjong (bifurcated from Ukhrul) and Kakching (from Thoubal district). In an apparent bid to foil the chief minister’s plan of inaugurating the Noney district, militants launched a deadly attack on the police personnel detailed at

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With immense pride and gratitude, the Pongren Students’ Union (PSU) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individual. 1. Shri. INTSANGCHU on his promotion to Junior Section OfďŹ cer, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima. 2. Shri. ATHSENBA C. SANGTAM promoted to HA, NST, Kiphire. 3. Shri. MUTSANGTANG SANGTAM promoted to UDA, DRDA, Kiphire The Union further wishes them success in their future endeavours. TEPENCHU SANGTAM President (PSU)

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Chief minister O Ibobi Singh inaugurating the newly created Noney district. (NP)

legislators attended. Addressing the function, the chief minister appealed the people to avoid the vague idea of creating the districts on community line. “In fact, districts are created only for an effective administration. A district cannot be created on community line. The creation of new districts was part of his government’s initiative to root out imbalance in development of regions within the state,� he said. At the inauguration of Pherzawl district, Singh expressed hope that the government would be able to reach the unreached areas with the creation of new districts. “Pherzawl district is created not for a particular community. It is created for every community to root out imbalance in development of Manipur,� the chief minister reiterated. While informing that eight district offices under the state government have been opened in the newly created district, the chief minister assured deputation of manpower for the new districts at the earliest.

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With immense joy, the Aliba Fellowship and Aliba Union Mokokchung would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following bonaďŹ de citizens of Aliba village for being awarded Doctorate of Philosophy (P.Hd) in their respective ďŹ elds. 1. Dr. L. J. Neken Jamir, S/o Mr & Mrs Laijaba in History and Archaeology on his thesis Naga Burmese Trade Relation from Pre-colonial Period from Nagaland University. 2. Dr. Onenkala, D/o Mr & Mrs I. Mangko (Advocate) on her thesis Missionary Enterprise and Spiritual Empire: The Cultural Economic Network of the Jesuits in India (1540-1795) from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. We wish them the best in all their future endeavours. Sd/Mrs. Temsukala Incharge, AFM

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Bandh paralyses normal life in Barak Valley Silchar, Dec 16 (PTI): Normal life was paralysed in the Barak Valley today following a 12-hour bandh called separately by the Congress and SUCI to protest against Union Minister of State (Independent charge) Rajen Gohain’s demand to withdraw Bengali as the official language of the Valley. All shops and business establishments remained closed while vehicular traffic were off roads in the Valley’s three districts Cachar, Karimganj and Hailakandi, officials said here. Train services in the Valley was also affected with most trains being stopped by the protestors. There was, however, no report of any incident of violence from any part of the Valley and a strict vigil was being maintained by the security forces. The district units of Congress have called the bandh, which began at 6 AM, to protest against the demand of Gohain to withdraw Bengali as the official language of Barak Valley. The SUCI gave a separate bandh call on the same issue. The Union minister had recently said in a press conference that Bengali should be scrapped as the official language in Barak Valley and Assamese should be the official language as it was in the Brahmaputra Valley of the state. E˨7(1'(5 127,&( 12 1˨ ˨ ˨76.˨ 1,7˨ '$7( ˨ ˨ Notice for 'E' Tendering of works contract vide DRM (S&T)/TSK/ Notice No. N-2016-17-TSK-NIT-08 Dated: 09-12-2016, works tenders through E-Tendering System for and on behalf of the President of India are invited for the works as: SL. No. (1): E-Tender No.:N-201617-TSK-T-18. Brief Description of Item : Shifting of Starter Signals to 3 mtrs boundary of track circuit to mitigate the risk at various stations on D & E- route of TSK division. Tender Value : ` 1,66,68,587.62; Earnest Money: ` 2,33,350/-; Cost of tender : ` 5,000/-; Completion period of work: 14 months. SL. No. (2): E-Tender No.:N-201617-TSK-T-19. Brief Description of Item : Improvement of Telecom facility with PRI link for DID facility at Railway end to integrate with BSNL end.Tender Value : ` 2,87,034.50; Earnest Money: ` 5,750/-; Cost of tender : ` 1000/-; Completion period of work: 90 days. Date of closing of tender : 1101-2017. Date of opening of tender :1201-2017. Note: The complete information with the tender document of above e-tender will be available upto 15.00 hrs. of 10-01-2017 in website http://www.ireps.gov.in. The tenderer requires to submit their e-tender on this website only. ,Q FDVH RI DQ\ GLIÂżFXOW\ KHOS desk available on the website of IREPS may be approached. ADSTE, Tinsukia 1257+($67 )5217,(5 5$,/:$< Serving Customers With A Smile

We should meet like this: PM to Cong

Prime Minister Narendra Modi meeting with a delegation of Congress leaders led by party vice president Rahul Gandhi in New Delhi on Friday. (PTI Photo / PIB)

NEW DELHI, Dec 16 (Agencies): Meeting Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders amid acrimony in Parliament over the notes ban, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly said today: “We should always meet like this.� Two days after Mr Gandhi claimed that he has information on PM Modi’s “personal corruption� that can “explode his balloon�, the two sat facing each other in Mr Modi’s office in Parliament House. As the meeting ended, Mallikarjun Kharge, the

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Congress’s leader in the Lok Sabha, responded to the Prime Minister’s comment saying: “Even if our hearts don’t meet, we can at least cooperate and shake hands.� Everyone laughed and chit-chatted for a few moments after that, say sources. The Congress vicepresident later said he had raised a demand for substantial loan waivers for farmers, citing the inputs he had gathered during his extensive tour of Uttar Pradesh, which will vote soon for its next government. “The PM just

listened, he said nothing about waiving loans,� Mr Gandhi told reporters. But the Congress’ oneon-one with the Prime Minister seems to have backfired just days after 15 opposition parties picked Mr Gandhi to speak on their behalf on the notes ban protest. Striking a blow to the opposition’s unity, the Samajwadi Party, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and the Nationalist Congress Party dropped out of a delegation to meet President Pranab Mukherjee to record their protest over the impact of PM Modi’s

decision to ban 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. On Wednesday, Mr Gandhi told reporters at Parliament: “Read my lips... the PM is personally terrified of the information I have. It is personal corruption of the PM that we have detailed information.� This, he said, was why the government had rejected the opposition’s demand for a debate in Parliament followed by a vote on its sudden cancellation of high-denomination notes, which took away 86 per cent of the cash in circulation and left millions waiting at banks and ATMs. The BJP called his comments “the year’s biggest joke.� Before meeting the Congress delegation, PM Modi addressed his party lawmakers and said: “For Congress, party is above the country but for BJP the country’s interests are supreme.� He said while earlier, opposition parties would join hands against the government over scams, now the opposition is united against the government’s steps to check black money and corruption.

Parliament passes Disabilities Bill NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (PTI): Keeping aside the acrimony over demonetisation issue which paralysed the Winter session, Parliament today passed the Disabilities Bill which stipulates up to two year jail term and a maximum fine of Rs 5 lakh for discriminating against differently-abled persons. The Lok Sabha passed the bill within two hours after a short debate on the last day of the session with the treasury and opposition benches, who have been at loggerheads over demonetisation and other issues, joining hands to clear the legislation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present in the House during the passage of the bill. Earlier on Wednesday, the Rajya Sabha too had witnessed similar bonhomie for passage of The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Bill, 2016. Replying to the debate, Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment Thaawar Chand Gehlot announced that a scheme of ‘universal identity card for the disabled’ is on the anvil and an agency has already been finalised for the purpose.

Bhushan seeking recusal of Justice Khehar irks SC NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (PTI): The Supreme Court today termed as the “most unfair� the plea of lawyer Prashant Bhushan seeking recusal of senior-most judge Justice J S Khehar from hearing a PIL seeking an SIT probe into alleged recovery of documents in Income Tax raids on two business houses in 2012. The PIL makes bribery allegations against politicians including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was then Gujarat Chief Minister. The court had on Wednesday questioned Bhushan whether aspersions could be cast against the prime minister without placing sufficient evidence. “You are talking about the highest court of the country. Do you think we can succumb to any pressure?� a bench comprising Justices J S Khehar and Arun Mishra said. The court was irked when Bhushan, representing NGO Common Cause which has filed PIL, sought recusal of Justice Khehar, whose name has been recommended by outgoing Chief Justice T S Thakur as his successor. “Though I have no doubt about the

integrity, it is my duty, an unpleasant duty, as an officer of the court (to say) that this matter be heard by some other bench on reopening (after winter vacation),� Bhushan said, apparently hinting at the pendency of approval by the executive designating Justice Khehar as the next CJI. “Why should you say all this? it’s very unfair. You appeared twice, thrice before us but you didn’t say anything. Today you are saying things� the bench remarked. “If you had any problem you should have pointed out. It is very, very unfair. You are talking about the highest court. You are doubting a Constitutional functionary. Not fair,� the bench said. The top court bench also questioned the NGO and Bhushan for coming out with a plea without sufficient material and raising serious allegations against the highest constitutional functionary of the country. “This is the cheapest tactics and has never been done in the Supreme Court,� Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, appearing for centre, said adding that “This is more unfortunate as has been done in a PIL.�

E-transactions cross 1,000 crore New Delhi, Dec 16 (IANS): India’s e-governance transactions have crossed 1,000 crore this year, the gover nment’s eTaal web portal said on Friday. The portal -- which disseminates e-transactions statistics of national and state level e-governance projects -- said they increased by 33 per cent from last year’s 760 crore. “Based on the analysis by eTaal, since 2014, there has been a mass increase in the number of e-transactions undertaken by the e-governance projects. The total e-transactions were around 350 crore in 2014, and increased to 760 crore in 2015,� eTaal said. “Currently, the e-transactions have crossed 1,000 crore, which is 33 per cent increase from last year.� The statement said the government web portal -- etaal.gov.in -- receives transaction statistics from web based applications periodically on near real time basis and presents quick analysis of transaction counts in tabular and graphical form to give quick view of the transactions done by various e-governance projects.

Indira should have demonetised : PM SC declines interim order on demonetisation bole’s book in which he has recorded how then Home Minister YB Chavan had recommended demonetisation to curb ill-gotten and hidden wealth. “Godbole says in the book that Gandhi replied saying ‘are no more elections to be fought by the Congress’? Chavan got the message and the recommendation was (dropped),� Modi said. “This was in 1971 when everybody recommended this. Had it (demonetisation) been done in 1971, the nation wouldn’t have been in this situation today.� The recording of the Prime Minister’s speech was broadcast hours after he addressed the BJP parliamentary party. Modi’s remarks at the BJP parlia-

mentary party meeting came on the last day of the winter session, which has been a washout+ due to impasse over demonetisation. Targeting Congress, the Prime Minister alleged that it has always put its interest over that of the country while for the BJP the nation’s interests is supreme. He again pitched for digital economy as he appealed to the masses to adopt it as a “way of life� to rid the society of corruption and black money. Attacking former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, who has been unsparing in his criticism of demonetisation, Modi said he advocated strong measures against corruption and black money but did “nothing� during his rule of 10 years.

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honour the commitment to allow the withdrawal of Rs 24,000 per week to the possible extent. Observing that the government was “responsive and sensitive enough� to the situation, a bench of Chief Justice of India T.S. Thakur, Justice A.M. Khanwilkar and Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said the government will consider and take appropriate decision from time to time to ease the hardships being faced by the people.

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NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (Agencies): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday strongly defended demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes and ripped into the opposition+ over Parliament logjam, saying unlike earlier when opposition parties stalled the House against scams, Congress-led parties are now doing so against government’s steps to curb black money and corruption. “We needed to do it in 1971. We have caused huge losses by not doing this since 1971,� Modi told BJP MPs, lashing out at the Congress for not taking effective measures to curb black money in the country. The Prime Minister referred to former bureaucrat Madhav God-

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO.15 Dimapur, Saturday, December 17, 2016

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t is without a doubt, that the washed out winter session of parliament was the product of a mindset of elected members from all political parties, who seem to be firm believers in the politics of disruption. What had lit the spark of outrage was the sudden and surprising midnight announcement made by prime minister Narendra Modi on November 8,2016 on the ban on 500 and 1000 denomination notes. The storm over demonetisation issue virtually demolished the month-long Winter Session of Parliament which concluded December 16, as a washout with negligible business being transacted. The Lok Sabha lost 92 hours due to the disruptions caused ever since the session began on November 16. The Rajya Sabha had a similar fate even though the exact loss of time was not immediately known. There is no better phrase than ‘high political drama’ to describe both the BJP and Congress accusing each other of not letting them speak on demonetisation. The deep disappointment for disruptions has also led the President of India Pranab Mukherjee to hold the opposition responsible. Mukherjee in his speech at a meeting of Defence Estates Organisation on December 8 accused the opposition of “gagging the majority” through disruption and went further to absolve the “majority”/ BJP-NDA of not participating in the disruption. Mukherjee appears to have turned a blind eye on the government’s contribution towards the logjam regarding the demonetisation. While he appeared to be so perturbed about disruptions he did not appear to be as perturbed about the suffering of lakhs of ordinary citizens due to demonetisation . Modi makes speeches in parliament but is not present to answer debates. For Mukherjee, who used to counsel his government for sanity, his rush to defend the government on the issue, was surprising. There is no debate that demonetisation has caused the greatest harassment and economic suffering on the people of India since a long time. Whether prime minister Narendra Modi okayed demonetisation after being convinced that its certain success would propel him to dizzying heights as the victor against the dark forces of black money and also place him in a position from where he could virtually lead the BJP to a spectacular electoral success in UP in 2017. Unfortunately, demonetisation for all the talk about tackling black money then terror funding then more cash for government projects then finally towards a cashless society actually exposed how the problems mounting each day had the government caught on the wrong foot. The avowed objective of demonetisation to net several lakh crore rupees of estimated black money instead achieved a measly few hundred crore rupees. This was the mood in the nation and which the opposition attacked the government with intensity. The Modi government, for all the brute majority somehow refused to debate under rule 56 that entailed voting and instead wanting debate without voting under rule 193. The opposition was blamed for disruption of parliament but those watching telecast of proceedings know that the government itself also shared much of the blame. Veteran BJP leader and former deputy prime minister L.K. Advani himself had made no bones about the government’s contribution to the crisis. Thus it was ironic that a president and former veteran Congress leader supported the BJP prime minister, while the veteran BJP leader Advani blamed the government on the matter.

DailyDevotion Wrestling Before God Take up the whole armor of God…praying always… —Ephesians 6:13,18 You must learn to wrestleagainst the things that hinder your communication with God, and wrestle in prayerfor other people; but to wrestlewith God in prayer is unscriptural. If you ever do wrestle with God, you will be crippled for the rest of your life. If you grab hold of God and wrestle with Him, as Jacob did, simply because He is working in a way that doesn’t meet with your approval, you force Him to put you out of joint (see Genesis 32:24-25). Don’t become a cripple by wrestling with the ways of God, but be someone who wrestles before God with the things of this world, because “we are more than conquerors through Him…” (Romans 8:37). Wrestling before God makes an impact in His kingdom. If you ask me to pray for you, and I am not complete in Christ, my prayer accomplishes nothing. But if I am complete in Christ, my prayer brings victory all the time. Prayer is effective only when there is completeness— “take up the whole armor of God….” Always make a distinction between God’s perfect will and His permissive will, which He uses to accomplish His divine purpose for our lives. God’s perfect will is unchangeable. It is with His permissive will, or the various things that He allows into our lives, that we must wrestle before Him. It is our reaction to these things allowed by His permissive will that enables us to come to the point of seeing His perfect will for us. “We know that all things work together for good to those who love God…” (Romans 8:28)— to those who remain true to God’s perfect will— His calling in Christ Jesus. God’s permissive will is the testing He uses to reveal His true sons and daughters. We should not be spineless and automatically say, “Yes, it is the Lord’s will.” We don’t have to fight or wrestlewith God, but we must wrestle before God with things. Beware of lazily giving up. Instead, put up a glorious fight and you will find yourself empowered with His strength.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, December 17, 2016

Post-mortem

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Unity, whither art thou?

e are 17 days away from Prime Minister Narendra Modis 50day deadline to end the worst effects of the scrapping of 86 per cent - by value - of Indias currency. In the chest-thumping, hand-wringing and controversy that has ensued since the announcement on November 8, 2016, there has been an absence of facts on the question of remonetising India. An extrapolation of 2016 Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data on the capacity of Indian printing presses and currency distribution indicates that, at current rates, the Prime Minister’s deadline will not be met. Getting adequate money to banks and ATMs nationwide will depend on how many bank notes the government wants to put back into circulation. If the government wants to introduce Rs 9 lakh crore ($135 billion) - or 35 per cent less money than it pulled out - it will take up to May 2017, and if it wants to reintroduce the entire Rs 14 lakh crore ($210 billion) that it withdrew, that could take up to August 2017. The crux of the problem is change, specifically the Rs 500 note, which India’s presses cannot, currently, print in adequate numbers. Here are the facts: The RBI has four presses at Dewas (Madhya Pradesh), Nashik (Maharashtra), Salboni (West Bengal) and Mysuru (Karnataka). * The printing capacity of these presses is roughly 2,670 crore (26.7 billion) notes a year, according to the RBI’s 2016 annual report (page 90). Or roughly 7.4 crore (74 million) notes a day * If the presses worked three shifts a day instead of two, their daily production capacity could be raised to 11.1 crore (111 million) notes a day * However, less than half of the machines in the presses have

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the ability to print the security features required for high-value notes (Rs 500 and above) * This means that even if all the machines that print highvalue notes in all four presses printed only Rs 500 rupee notes 24 hours a day, we would at best be able to print 5.56 crore (55.6 million) Rs 500 notes every day * This translates to about Rs. 2,778 crore ($418 million) in value printed every day in Rs 500 notes Before the announcement of demonetisation, the government had already arranged for the printing of 200 crore (2 billion) Rs 2,000 notes, or roughly about Rs 4 lakh crore ($60 billion) in value. So, these were the first set of notes to be circulated. This is why there are so many pink notes in circulation. Let’s explore the time to disburse in the two scenarios we mentioned: * Scenario 1: Rs 9 lakh crore (or roughly two-thirds the total Rs 14 lakh crore that was demonetised) needs to be returned to the system * Scenario 2: Rs 14 lakh crore (full amount) needs to be recirculated For this amount to be liquid, a key condition needs to be met: Rs 2,000 notes can, at most, account for half the total amount to be circulated. The logic: If we do not have enough change, then the Rs 2,000 note will always be hard to “break” into smaller denominations, which is the situation nationwide today. The other half needs to be available in lower-denomination notes. The total value of Rs 100, Rs 50, Rs 20, and Rs 10 notes is Rs 2.19 lakh crore ($33 billion), according to the RBI’s annual report. If we put this in a math equation where t is the total value of Rs 2,000 notes and f is the total value of Rs 500 notes, we end up with this equation: total value of 2,000s (t)=total

value of 500s (f)+total value of 100s and below or t=f+Rs 2.19 lakh crore This means the requirement of Rs 500 notes is as follows: * In Scenario 1 (Rs 9 lakh crore disbursal): t+f = Rs 9 lakh crore Solving for f, the value of Rs 500 notes needed is 681 crore (6.81 billion) notes X Rs 500 = Rs 3.405 lakh crore * In Scenario 2 (Rs 14 lakh crore disbursal): t+f = Rs 14 lakh crore Solving for f, the value of Rs 500 notes needed is 1,181 crore (11.81 billion) notes X Rs 500 = Rs 5.905 lakh crore As on November 30, 2016, less than 10 crore (100 million) Rs 500 notes were printed and ready (or two days worth of printing), according to an RBI source, quoted in Mint. We arrive at the crux of the problem: India needs to print at least 681 crore (6.81 billion) Rs 500 notes. In Scenario 2, the Rs 500 requirement is for 1,181 crore (11.81 billion) notes. However, the peak printing capacity of the presses is 5.56 crore (55.6 million) notes a day-or 0.8% of what it should be. At this rate, we will take anywhere between 122 days and 212 days to print enough Rs 500 notes. Given the fact that the RBI started printing Rs 500 notes in earnest after November 30, 2016, printing all the required 500s will be completed only on March 10, 2017 (Scenario 1), or July 8, 2017 (Scenario 2). Taking into account the time taken for cash transportation and the speed at which banks can push out the money, calculations indicate that complete disbursal of Rs 9 lakh crore can happen in early April 2017. In other words: India awaits some “April showers” but a full “monsoon” will have to wait until July. Sahil Kini, Principal Aspada, (respond@indiaspend.org)

Are we stuck with inequality?

he latest study of deepening inequality by three of the most careful scholars of the subject, Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saens, and Gabriel Zucman, has prompted another round of shrugs from economists that inequality is just in the nature of the advanced economy. Supposedly, these inexorable trends reflect technology, globalization, and increasing rewards to more advanced skills. The poor are paid in correct proportion to their contribution to the national product, which, alas, isn’t much. A close look at political history suggests that this widespread inference is convenient nonsense — convenient to economic elites. In fact, the distribution of income and wealth has bounced around a lot in the past century and a half. It was extreme in the first Gilded Age of the late 19th century, a little less so in the Progressive Era, extreme again in the 1920s, and remarkably egalitarian in the period between the New Deal and the early 1970s — and now extreme again. Does anyone seriously argue that these shifts reflected changes in technology or skills? No, they reflected changes in the political power to set the ground rules of capitalism. And that’s what should command our attention today. The remarkable income equality of the postwar boom was built on a political transformation, which in turn allowed a suite of equalizing policies. It had little to do with shifts in the technical structure of the economy. Most fundamentally, the power of finance was “repressed,” in the phrase of Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff,

both economically and politically. That in turn weakened both the ability of financial elites to capture such a large share of the total product and to influence the rules of the game. Commercial banks and investment banks were tightly regulated, hedge funds and private equity were minuscule, and there were no complex synthetic financial products to enrich insiders, frustrate ordinary borrowers, or crash the system. Trade unions were empowered, both by the Wagner Act of 1935, and more importantly by Roosevelt’s policies during the war, which made unions recognized partners in war production, and, by extension, partners in a broader social compact. Before corporations took the gloves off again, there was a brief era in which unions had broad legitimacy. Unions, in turn, influenced wages, not just of their own members, who were about one-third of the workforce in labor’s heyday during the ’40s and ’50s, but the structure of earnings and the terms of employment generally. Minimum wages were far higher in real terms. In that era, the terms of globalization, created at the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944, deliberately created rules that allowed trade to expand, but not to destroy national social compacts. Bretton Woods was biased in favor of full-employment economies and against the austerity that is newly fashionable and as perverse as ever. All of this helps explain why the postwar era was a far more equal one than we have today. But what about skills? Well, the typical worker barely had a high school diploma Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of

— many did not — but one income was enough to support home ownership and a middle-class standard of living. Despite low skills, the social compact of that era insisted on greater equality. But can we ever get that back? Of course we can — the obstacles are political, not economic. We could have much higher minimum wages. We could stop the union-bashing. We could restore a brand of globalization that promotes rather than undermines national social standards. We could invest massively in a green transition, modeled on the World War II mobilization that reduced unemployment from 14 percent to 2 percent in two years and produced tens of millions of good jobs. As technology replaces human work, we could also give everyone a share of that new production, the way the Alaska Permanent Fund gives all Alaskans a share of that state’s oil revenues. Any advances created with the help of government — from subsidy of biomedical research to freeriding on the Internet — could be subject to a share-the-wealth levy. Author Peter Barnes is the inspiration for this idea. Is this broad vision crazy? It is far less crazy than the folly of supply-side economics that is back in fashion, which will only make America more needlessly unequal. Instead of accepting the counsels of despair, we should be reinventing the levers of the more equal economy and society that America once proudly displayed to the world. Robert Kuttner, co-editor of The American Prospect and a professor at Brandeis University’s Heller School

he press release by the Zeliang People’s Organisation published in local dailies on December 15 supports my contention that we Nagas are a fragmented people who still have no concept of how a state or nation works. Our attitude is, as long as I get my share of the loot, the rest of Nagaland can go to Hell in a Handcart. There was no curiosity about who Tinku and Nirmal Sharma were. For all the Z.P.O. cares, Tinku and Nirmal Sharma could be bleeding the rest of Nagaland dry; but it’s all right by them as long as their godowns are full. They didn’t stop to consider that maybe, just maybe, the godowns in Peren district are full because the Chief Minister happens to be a Zeliang; and maybe these Tinkus and Nirmals operate in such a way that the district of the Chief Minister’s tribe/constituency is always stocked to capacity. Maybe the next time round the Chief Minister will be from another tribe and another district; and then the godowns in Peren District will be so empty that even the rats will abandon them. As to the politicisation of the issue, I fail to see it. When has A.C.A.U.T. shown any political leanings? The fact that they are against corruption, the basis of every political party in Nagaland, proves them to be the only apolitical group or organisation ever to rise to prominence in Nagaland. Does the Z.P.O. realise that far from the A.C.A.U.T politicising the issue, it is the Z.P.O. which is guilty of making it a tribal issue? Is Peren District independent of Nagaland? Please clarify your statement,” Every district or tribe has their own organisations to look after to the (??) welfare of their own people or district. Therefore it is urged of the organisation based at Dimapur not to infringe upon

others than their district.” If the Z.P.O. stands by this statement, then the rest of us in Nagaland will treat Peren District as independent of Nagaland in all future issues. Your impatience with the delay of delivery of your quota of rice during Christmas is understandable, but what you must realise is that others are celebrating Christmas too, and their rice is missing. Don’t you think they have as much of a right to inquire about their missing rice as you have to be impatient about the delivery of yours? Your press release is a shining example of the fiction called “Naga Unity”. I have no bone to pick with you, because you are living proof of my argument that “Naga Unity” exists only on paper. What I hope to see is a slew of press releases from all the stalwarts of the advocates of the fictitious “Naga Unity” condemning your press release. I consider myself a messenger; and my message is that we Nagas are the most corrupt people in the world; and that we have to rise above our narrow views of Village, Clan and Tribe if we are ever to accomplish anything; whether it be in the arena of State Politics or our National Movement. We Nagas suffer from multiple personality disorder. We show different characteristics depending on the context in which we stand; within our Tribal Ranges, we put the interests of our Village first; within our tribe, we put the interests of our Clan first and in the context of State Politics, our Tribal interests become paramount. You may ignore, malign, vilify or kill the messenger, but the message, if tr ue, stands eternal. GOD SAVE MY NAGALAND Kahuto Chishi Sumi, G.B. Hevishe Village, Dimapur, (Kahuto107@ gmail.com)

Reader’s Post Give time to God

Sir,

Nagaland is known as Christian state in a religious matter but the way of living shows that we are destroying the image of being a Christian. When it comes to festival, Christmas is a happiest and busiest season but it doesn’t mean shop to be open on Sunday and Christian fellow men use to hang out for shopping instead of church. Bible says, Sunday means God day, to give, to share our time with God and to take rest but just like Jerusalem, we made our heart an idol instead of closer to God, mainly on Sunday. Why don’t we feel shy? let it be great lost if we skip on Sunday for other works, give time to our creator and be a blessed time in the church and our heart, let’s put God first, show good example to others, let us not lost our God from our heart for worldly pleasure but be a child of God for eternal life. “Merry Christmas to all”. M. Bonglang. Phom, Walford Colony near old Dhanshari Bridge Dimapur

Water and tear gas therapy Sir,

The new found love of our Government in using “Water Cannons” on peaceful agitators, be it the Government Teachers deprived of Salaries or Concerned Citizens fighting against corruption, has not got down well in a country which is not only the biggest democracy in the world but the Champion in it. It is rather a shocking trend which, if not rectified at the earliest could shake the very foundation of democracy. The recent “Water and Tear Gas Therapy” metted out on ACAUT members and the concerned citizens fighting against corruption was another jolt on a democratic set up. However, in spite of the hardships faced, the biggest positive in the entire melee is the trend set up by the “Bravehearts” for all Nagas to emulate in the fight for a corruption free society - “The Courage to Expose Corruption and Evils in the Society and Stand for the truth”. We have always remained Silent on Corruption and Corrupt Practices. But the Courage shown by the Members of ACAUT and All those who gathered and supported their cause of fighting against corruption, should be appreciated by one and all who wants a corruption free society. This is indeed a great sign that people are fed up of Corruption and beginning to show courage by raising their voices. This spirit should not be allowed to trounced but rather spread like wildfire in a society desperately in need of a change. And the Government could do well to revisit their strategy of using water cannons and Tear gases on peaceful gatherers but rather try to meet the hopes and aspirations of the people seeking a corruption free society. For it is said - “ The voice of the people is the Voice of God....” Temsu Pongen, Dimapur

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shal Arup Raha, are both set to retire on December 31. A file with nominations for the new chiefs is with the Prime Minister’s Office, and a formal announcement is expected after parliament’s winter session concludes on Friday, sources said. The sources also added that the Eastern Army Commander, Lt. Gen. Praveen Bakshi; the Southern Army Commander, Lt. Gen. P.M.

Govt latest scheme to declare Urgent need for global convention on terrorism: India black money opens Saturday

Hariz and the army vice chief, Lt Gen Bipin Rawat are in the fray to succeed Gen. Dalbir Singh. Air Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa, a Kargil war veteran, and the IAF vice chief is in the fray for the top job. Talking about the significance of December 16, Parrikar said it was a day when India achieved a “decisive victory”. “I don’t have to stress on the importance of this great day. This is the day when we achieved a decisive victory and created a new country,” he said. On the next canisterised test for Agni V missile, the minister said he would not like to comment much on it and said: “Testing goes on, I will not comment much. We have achieved 100 percent success in all the tests this year.”

New Delhi, Dec 16 (IANS): The Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana (PMGKY) - which is being slated as another chance for people to come clean on their unaccounted income - will come into effect from December 17 (Saturday) and will remain open for over three months, a top official said on Friday. “The PMGKY will start from tomorrow (Saturday), and the last date for disclosures is March 31, 2017. People have three and a half months to declare their untaxed money. A declaration can be given before the Income Tax officer,” Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia told media persons here. “No prosecution will be carried on the basis of such disclosures. The

declarations made under the the law will be kept a secret. The declarations will also not be used for payment towards service tax, excise duty, etc.,” he added. However, there would be no immunity from criminal acts like Prevention of Money Laundering Act, Naroctics Act or for holding ‘benami’ (by proxy) properties and smuggling offences, he said. “Investments in taxation regime or Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana is the last chance for people. Any person or company can disclose unaccounted income and pay 49.9 per cent, to be precise, as tax, surcharge and penalty along with 25 per cent amount in interest-free deposits for four years,” Adhia said.

United Nations, Dec 16 (Agencies): India has criticised the lack of “collective will” for a long-pending global convention on terrorism and called for its urgent adoption, asserting that proliferation of weapons of mass destruction by non-state actors constitutes one of the biggest threats to world peace. “The proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery to non-state actors

outcry than any other place due to the sheer audacity of the terrorists and galvanised Indians to rally behind the security forces. Pathankot Attack: Just three days into the New Year, terrorists sprung a major surprise by targeting a heavily fortified Air Force Base in Punjab’s Pathankot city. Before breaching the perimeter wall of the base they slit the throat of a taxi driver who gave them a ride and abducted a police officer so they could use his official car as getaway vehicle. They then used the officer’s phone to call their handlers in Bhawalpur, Pakistan. And after they reached the base, one of the terrorists was gunned down while trying to scale a wall. His accomplices, however, managed to enter the complex and mount a fire assault. By the time the dust settled on January 3, four of our brave officers were martyred, including a Lt. Colonel of NSG. The toll later rose to 7 after 3 more succumbed to injuries. The search-and-kill

Inculcate Indian civilisational values in youth: President

New Delhi, Dec 16 (IANS): Calling the youth beacon of brighter future, President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday asked for inculcating rich Indian civilisational values in them for actualisation of their true potential. “As we strive for higher levels of socio-economic development, we need to ensure that we remain connected to our values. It will guide us to a path of growth that is rich in spirit and wisdom,” President Mukherjee said while delivering the inaugural address at the ninth World Confluence of Humanity, Power and Spirituality here. The event is being organised by Assocham, SREI Foundation and the Times Group. Speaking on the theme of this convention, “Sach Bharat: Spirituality at Work”, the President said: “Spiritual-

42 trains delayed due to dense fog New Delhi, Dec 16 (IANS): Thousands of passengers were stranded on Friday as 42 trains were delayed and four cancelled due to dense fog in parts of north India. According to a Northern Railway official, the Lichchvi Express was running 31 hours behind schedule, the Bhubaneshwar-New Delhi Rajdhani Express was running 22 hours behind and the 12501 Poorottar Express was 31 hours late.

ity is important for any individual. At times, it is confused with religion but spirituality carries a deeper meaning in its strong connect in our daily lives, including our workplace.” “Working harder for the growth of the nation is an act of devotion in itself.” Talking about the modern life problems of work pressure and anxiety, he said: “Amid work pressure and the anxiety to prove ourselves, we are also driven by the desire to look for peace of mind and achieve inner satisfaction.” “These diverse threads are not very difficult to integrate but to comprehend them, we have to delve deeper to understand the true meaning of life,” the President said. SREI Foundation is a public charitable Trust and was founded in the year 2001.

ops continued for five days during which all six terrorists were killed. Pampore Attack: We e k s a f t e r t h e Pathankot carnage, militants struck again - this time in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pampore. Two Army soldiers, two CRPF jawans and one civilian were killed in the attack. One of the martyred Army soldiers was a young Captain Pawan Kumar of 10 Paras. The attack demonstrated the terrorists’ nutty resolve to hit back with whatever they have. After shooting dead two CRPF jawans in a bus on February 20, the militants fled the scene only to be cornered next day at the Jammu and Kashmir Entrepreneurship Development Institute following a dramatic chase. At daybreak, from the safety of the building, the three heavily armed militants started shooting at the security forces that had surrounded the building. The dramatic gun battle lasted for more than 48 hours. The security forces had to use heavy artillery and other weapons to

eliminate the threat. It was later revealed that the militants had come from across the border. In the attack, nearly a dozen security personnel were also injured. The deceased civilian was a gardener at JKEDI. Interestingly, the institute had witnessed another terror attack later in the year. Uri Attack: The Uri attack was the deadliest in nearly two decades. It killed 17 Indian soldiers in a single strike and left 19 others critically injured. The pre-dawn attack on September 18 jolted India to the core that aroused huge public condemnation and the government vowed to avenge the deaths with a military response. The soldiers of the Dogra regiment were resting at a camp close to the 12th brigade headquarters in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla district when the militants struck. After opening fire on the tents in the complex, the four militants lobbed grenades at random targets. The blasts set off a

cascading effect with the fire spreading to the fuel storage and the camps where the soldiers were sleeping. The fire proved to be a lethal blow which dramatically increased the toll. The high number of casualties in the attack drew sharp global condemnation with the US, Britain, Germany and France describing it as appalling and calling for strict action against the terror handlers. All four terrorists were killed in a gunfight with security forces which had locked down the complex. Nagrota Attack: This was another major attack on the security forces in Jammu and Kashmir. Seven soldiers were martyred, of whom two were commanding officers, in the November 29 attack. This was the biggest terror strike since the September 18 Uri attack. The heavily armed terrorists entered the residential quarters of the XVI Corps headquarters around 5 am after scaling a boundary wall and started firing indiscriminately.

Zeliang also called upon the villagers to have proper planning and understanding of what they want the village to become in another decade or so. He pointed out that the state too has brought out Vision Document 2030 at the valedictory function of the Hornbill Festival on December 10.

An eight-hour long gunbattle ended after all three militants were killed. Northeast: Militants appeared to have bounced back in Northeast after a relative gap of several years, targeting security forces in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur. Nearly a dozen jawans were killed in the attacks. The porous IndiaMyanmar border that straddles four northeastern states remained a challenge like Kashmir as the militants could easily drift away to the other side of the boundary. Conclusion: Shock, confusion, grief, fear and anger overwhelmed us after every terror attack, but it also strengthened our resolve to fight the enemy. If Pathankot and Pampore attacks had stunned the nation, Uri and Nagrota massacres jolted the country into action. Sadly, there is no sign of pause and terror attacks will continue to dominate conversation in India until a long-term solution is found to the menace of terrorism.

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the “catastrophic dangers” that the transfer of WMDs to non-State actors and terrorists could entail. “As we continue efforts to achieve universal adherence and reporting to these instruments, we must not forget the urgent task of closing out negotiations on a Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism at the UN, which has been under discussion since 1996.

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Terror attacks that shook the nation in 2016

NEW DELHI, DEC 16 (AGENCIES): A wave of terror attacks early into 2016 in Punjab and J&K set the tone for a long and difficult battle that lay ahead for the country. The attacks tested the nation’s patience in the face of colossal adversity. And now, as the year draws to an end, it is turning out to be one of the deadliest for security forces in recent years. In Jammu and Kashmir alone, at least 84 jawans have been killed till November, accounting for over 80 percent jump in fatalities in the state compared to the toll in 2015, which is the highest since 2008, reports Zeenews. The year also saw a spike in deadly attacks in the Northeast, where 15 jawans were killed, after a lull of several years, according to an estimate by the South Asia Terrorism Portal, a think-tank. In Punjab, seven security personnel were killed compared to four in 2015. The data also showed there have been fewer civilian casualties this year. But Pathankot, Pampore, Uri and Nagrota attacks raised more public

continues to constitute one of the biggest and most serious threats to international peace and security today,” India’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Tanmaya Lal said at a Security Council debate proliferation of ‘Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs) by non-State Actors’ here yesterday. He said as a victim of terrorism for over three decades, India is cognizant of

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He urged the villagers to form self help groups (SHGs) and to undertake collective farming for sustainable economy of the village. Also, addressing the gathering, Nagaland home minister, Y Patton, urged upon the people of Peren district to let TR Zeliang return to the Assembly uncontested so he could lead the state for many more

years to come. “In politics, we do not go for quantity, but quality and since we know the quality of TR Zeliang, we the legislators have unanimously selected him to be our leader and to lead the State,” Patton said. Home minister also said it was equally important for the state to let Zeliang continue as the chief minister beyond 2018.

India remains one of fastestgrowing countries in the world WASHINGTON, Dec 16 (PTI): India remains one of the fastest-growing countries in the world, the White House today said even as it underlined that inefficiencies remain in the public sector of the country with the poor population still lacking healthcare coverage and access to financial services. “India remains one of the fastest-growing countries in the world, with real GDP expanding at 7.3 per cent in the four quarters through 2016:Q3,” said the Economic Report of the President for the year 2017, which was sent to the Congress. The voluminous report running into nearly 600 pages says that economic growth in India continues at a solid pace of a projected 7.4 per cent over the four quarters of 2016. “Private consumption has been a major driver in economic growth, contributing 4.3 percentage points to its 7.3 per cent real GDP growth rate in the four quarters through 2016:Q3,” the report said, adding that lower inflation and fiscal consolida-

tion over the past year has created additional policy space for India to stimulate growth should a crisis occur. “Macroeconomic risks revolve around inflationary pressure stemming from increasing commodity prices, which could weigh on the current account and fiscal deficit,” it said. “Inefficiencies remain in the public sector, with India’s poor still lacking healthcare coverage, educational attainment, and access to financial services. Further, inequality in India remains high,” the White House report said. The report also noted the countries that export to China and the advanced economies have suffered due to the slowdown in those important markets, the report added. “Economic growth in China has been on a downward trend since a brief rebound after the global financial crisis. China has been attempting to re-balance from an investmentand export-driven economy to an economy driven more by private consumption,” it said.

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that Rs 65,250 crore in unaccounted income was disclosed in as many number of declarations. The government revised its figures in the first week of December, putting disclosures at Rs 67,382 crore from 71,700 declarants. Post-demonetisation and the subsequent tax amendments that proposed levy of a tax of up to 83% on seizure of unaccounted cash, there were many who wanted tax authorities to allow them to make fresh disclosures under the Income Disclosure Scheme. The government refused but offered another window with higher penalty through fresh amendments in the tax laws. The new offer was to make a disclosure, pay 50% tax and keep 25% value of assets under lock in with the government’s proposed Garib Kalyan Yojana for four years or face prosecution and tax liability which may go up to 95%. The noose is tightening around the corrupt and tax evaders with the I-T department carrying out close to 590 raids across the country since November 8 when demonetisation was announced. The I-T searches have since unearthed more than Rs 2,600 crore in unaccounted income and about Rs 400 crore in cash seized.

important as India cannot afford to have a parallel economy generated by high level of cash transaction. I ndia is the only economy in the world with 1 billion biometric authentications and 1 billion mobile phones, Kant said, adding that it has the digitisation infrastructure to leverage the JAM trinity — Jan Dhan, Aadhaar and Mobile.

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NEW DELHI, Dec 16 (PTI): Cash shortages following the demonetisation of high value currency notes will end by mid-January, NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant on Friday said. Disruption in the economy was inevitable after this step, taken as India aspires to have become a $10 trillion economy, said a statement by industry body Ficci, quoting Kant. He heads the highlevel committee set up the government to identify all possible modes of digital payments across sectors as it pushes on with its drive towards a cashless economy. “The committee is well on its way towards establishing and monitoring an implementation framework with strict timelines to ensure that nearly 80 per cent of the transactions in India move to the digital-only platform,” Kant said. According to the statement, he emphasised that for sustaining a 7.5 per cent growth, digitisation is

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NEW DELHI, Dec 16 (Agencies): The Modi government’s much publicised Income Disclosure Scheme (IDS), a four-month window to declare domestic black money, that closed on September 30 has received a little over Rs 6,700 crore as the first instalment of tax that was to be deposited by November 30. The tax windfall of Rs 30,000 crore expected by September next year as a result of the disclosures is likely to fall short. Estimates have put the shortfall at Rs 5,000 crore. The I-T department has received 100% of tax in some cases but the final figure can vary as some disclosures have turned out to be bogus. The four-month IDS window, between June and September, saw disclosures of over Rs 67,000 crore in unaccounted assets. At a penalty and tax of 45% (including surcharge and cess) on the total disclosed amount, the government had expected to net over Rs 30,000 crore. As disclosures were lower than expected during the first three months of the scheme, the government had allowed an option to hoarders of black money to pay tax in three instalments - first instalment of 25% of the total tax by November 30, next 25% by March and the remaining 50% by Sep-

NEW DELHI, Dec 16 (PTI): As many as 15 public sector firms including ONGC and Indian Oil Corporation have failed to comply with regulator Sebi’s norms to appoint at least one woman director on their respective boards till December 13, Parliament was informed on Friday. All listed firms were required to have at least one woman director on their boards from April 1, 2015 , as per a new Sebi directive, as also under the Companies Act, 2013. These rule are aimed at ensuring gender diversity in boardrooms. As on December 13, 2016, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, GAIL, Power Finance Corporation, Rural Electrification Corporation, Chennai Petroleum Corporation, Scooters India, MMTC and Fertilisers & Chemicals Travancore have not appointed women directors on their board, Corporate Affairs Minister Arun Jaitley said in a written reply to Lok Sabha.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late T. Shijungtemjen Ao Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Alilemla @ Alilemla Ao, relation wife R/o. Firing Range Colony, Lengrijan, Dimapur to draw her Family Pension, Bank Acct., Landed Property etc, who expired on 31.10.16, Covered by Patta No. 359, Dag No. 433,434, 191, Block No. 5. 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 my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 17.1.17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 16 day of 12/16. DP-10361

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Syria suspends Aleppo evacuations L o n d o n, D e c 1 6 (Agencies): The Syrian government has suspended the evacuation of civilians and fighters from eastern Aleppo, accusing rebels of breaking terms of the ceasefire. Government sources said rebels had blocked the evacuation of civilians from two pro-government towns elsewhere in Syria, agreed under the deal. Meanwhile buses carrying people from eastern Aleppo were fired upon. At least 6,000 people have left the city since Thursday, but the UN says at least 50,000 are still trapped. Syria’s army, backed by Russia, has taken nearly all rebel-held districts in eastern Aleppo.\ The operation to move thousands of people from the areas of eastern Aleppo under attack from the government is extremely delicate. World Health Organisation official Elizabeth

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In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, green government buses carrying residents evacuating from eastern Aleppo, Syria, Thursday. (AP/ PTI)

Hoff said the planned evacuation of the sick and wounded had been halted on Friday on orders from Russian forces, and that no reason had been given. However, Syrian state media said the mission was suspended after rebels tried to smuggle heavy weapons and captives out with them as they left the besieged enclaves. Blasts were also heard

at a crossing at Ramouseh, where a convoy of buses was carrying civilians and fighters from eastern Aleppo to rebel-held areas in Idlib. Both sides have accused each other of firing on the buses. A military news outlet affiliated with the Syrian government said protesters had blocked the road to demand people be allowed to leave the mainly Shia

towns of Foua and Kefraya in Idlib province - an area in the north-west controlled by rebels opposed to President Bashar al-Assad. Syria’s government and its ally Iran had insisted the evacuation from eastern Aleppo could only happen with the simultaneous evacuation of these two towns, which have been cut off by a rebel siege since September 2015. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) estimates that a total of 20,000 people live in Foua and Kefraya. Pro-government fighters evacuated at the end of 2015 reported that starving residents had resorted to eating grass and had to undergo surgery without anaesthesia. “There are still high numbers of women and infants - children under five - that need to get out,” WHO official Ms Hoff told the UN on Friday in a phone call from western Aleppo.

Trump calls top White House press official ‘foolish’

Obama warns Russia of retaliation over hacking in US presidential polls

WASHINGTON, Dec 16 (PTI): US President-elect Donald Trump has slammed White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest by calling him a “foolish guy” who delivers a “positive message that sounds bad”. “This foolish guy, Josh Earnest, I don’t know,” Donald Trump told his supporters in Hershey, Pennsylvania. “You know, having the right press secretary is so important because he’s so bad the way he delivers a message. He can deliver a positive message and it sounds bad. He could say ladies and gentlemen, today we have totally defeated ISIS, and it wouldn’t sound good, okay?” Mr Trump said. After Josh Earnest said that Donald Trump knew about the Russians allegedly hacking and interfering in the US general elections, thereby swaying the polls in favour of the Republican candidate, he indicated that Mr Earnest might be getting orders from someone.

Washington, Dec 16 (PTI): President Barack Obama has warned Russia that the US would retaliate overtly and covertly against it for its meddling in the recent presidential election through cyberattacks. The outgoing US president said he was waiting for a final report he has ordered into a range of Russian hacking attacks that may have swayed last month’s tight election in which Republican candidate Donald Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton. “I think there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections. That we need to take action and we will,” Obama told the National Public Radio in a interview. “At a time and a place of our own choosing. Some of it may be explicit and publicised; some of it may

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not be,” he said according to excerpts of the interview. He said he directly confronted Russian President Vladimir Putin about a potential US response, and said his counterpart acknowledged his stance. “Mr. Putin is well aware of my feelings about this, because I spoke to him directly about it,” Obama said. Obama and Putin conferred on the sidelines of

the G20 meeting in China in September. Afterwards, Obama told reporters he raised cybersecurity with the Russian leader. Obama has ordered US intelligence agencies to conduct a full review of the hacking and report back to him before he leaves office on Inauguration Day January 20. White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest yesterday told reporters during the daily briefing that “Mr Trump obviously knew that Russia was engaged in malicious cyber activity that was helping him, (and) hurting (Democrat Hillary) Clinton ... These are all facts that are not in dispute.” Earnest pointed out that Trump had encouraged Moscow during a news conference to find missing emails from Clinton’s private server. Trump has said he was joking.

South Korea issues top bird flu alert Beijing goes the Delhi way; effects ‘odd-even’ to fight heavy smog

SEOUL, Dec 16 (Agencies): South Korea on Friday issued its top bird flu alert for the first time, giving officials extra powers to contain an outbreak that has already triggered the slaughter of more than 10 percent of national poultry stocks. Since the first case of the highly pathogenic H5N6 virus was confirmed in mid-November, it has rapidly spread nationwide, leading to a record 16 million chicken and ducks being culled. Previously, the worst outbreak to hit the South was recorded in 2014 when nearly 14 million birds were slaughtered. “We raised the alert level to the ‘grave

level’ in a bid to contain the spread of the avian influenza,” Agriculture Minister Kim Jae-Soo said. “Grave” is the final step on the four-level alert system, and means officials can ban movements of vehicles carrying birds, close poultry meat stores or animal slaughterhouses, vaccinate all poultry, or disinfect any vehicles on the road. “We raised the alert level because of this reality in which we are witnessing the growing speed and infection rate of the outbreak,” Kim said. The move can potentially cause a sudden hike in poultry and egg prices in Asia’s fourth-largest economy.

Current egg prices are around 30 percent up from a year ago, Kim said, warning of a potential disruption in future poultry supply. Health authorities have come under fire for failing to respond properly to the outbreak, which coincided with a political crisis that paralysed the administration of recently impeached president Park Geun-Hye. There have been no cases of human infections from H5N6 in the South, although the virus killed six people in China between 2014 and 2016. The World Health Organization warned earlier this year that the strain has caused “severe infection” in humans.

New Delhi, Dec 16 (Agencies): In order to deal with the increasing heavy smog which has engulfed the city of Beijing, authorities have decided to go the Delhi way and implement the ‘’odd-even’’ scheme from Friday night to curb the smog. Bracing for heavy smog, authorities have also decided to suspend schools after the capital city of China issued its first red alert for pollution this year. Approved by the municipal government, the red alert is being activated from 8 PM on Friday and is expected to be lifted on December 21 when the air quality in the city im-

even” car restriction system determined by the final digit of a vehicle’s license plate is being implemented from Friday night while additional public transportation will be arranged with more buses running for longer. The commission expects five lakh more trips through metro and other public transportation for the duration of the red alert. All 44 road construction and maintenance sites have been ordered to halt Industrial pollution remains a persistent problem in work, state-run Xinhua news agency reported. China’s cities.

Older and high-polluting vehicles are strictly banned as more enforcement forces from environmental protection, transportation and urban management authorities have been dispatched to the streets for inspection. The city’s education department also ordered all kindergartens, primary schools and private training centres to suspend classes during the red alert, and gave middle schools flexibility to cancel classes if they consider it necessary.

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New Tssori Ekhung Dimapur Yenjo 12 to ekhum tona thyutasanta ihinsung toji tsungon 21st December 2016 enyathung 9.00 am lo Mr. Amos Kithan, kina khiala. Hoji tsükona Dimapur lo new Tssori Kvütata vancho sana topvüna mmyanta rotale to ntsijantala. Hojilo ethüng ezi jo Mr. Lawrence Ngullie na etsoyiala, ombo montssow piala.

DIMAPUR KIKON EKHUNG FELICITATES

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The Dimapur Kikon Ekhung extend our profound gratitude and heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. Ronchamo Kikon, S/o Lt. Tsemimo Kikon, bonafide member of this Ekhung on being promoted to S.D.O, Dept. of Agriculture. 2. Miss. Dr. Renapeni Kikon, D/o. Dr. Renchamo Kikon in completing/clearing dentist degree. The D.K.E further wishes both of them, the best in all their future endeavours. (Robin Kikon) (Orenyimo Kikon) Chairman Gen. Secretary

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The Chuchuyimlang Kikümsungba Asotsür Telongjem Dimapur, with immense honour would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. Akokla Pongen Lucy in receiving Indian Farmer Fertilizer Cooperative Organisation "Sahakarita Ratna Award" for the year 2015-16. The CKAT wishes and pray that Almighty God continues to bless her in every future endeavour.

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The Wokha Village Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for bringing laurels to the village through their hard work and sincerity. 1. Mr. Y. M Humtsoe (NCS) for being promoted to the post of Secretary to the Government of Nagaland. 2. Er. Yanbemo Humtsoe, for being promoted to Superintendent Engineer, Housing Department. 3. Er. Mhathung Kikon for being promoted to Executive Engineer (R&B) Department. 4. Mr. Lithungo Kikon for being promoted to the post of Deputy Director, Eco. & Statistic Department. 5. Mr. Lidemo Murry for being promoted to the post of Deputy Director, Soil & Water Conservation Department. 6. Mr. Woben Tungoe for being promoted to Deputy Director (RMSA). 7. Ruokho Tungoe for being promoted to SDO (Soil) Department. 8. Mr. Yilobemo Tungoe for being promoted to SDO (R&B). 9. Mr. O. Eyingo Tungoe for being promoted to Agriculture Officer (A.O) under Agriculture Department. 10. Mr. Nlumo Murry for being promoted to the post of Planning Officer. 11. Mr. Renthungo Humtsoe for being promoted to Inspector Food & Civil Supplies. 12. Mr. Orinimo Erui for being promoted to Armed Branch Inspector, Nagaland Police. 13. Government High School, Wokha Village for achieving HSLC 100% pass percentage for three consecutive years. The Union wishes them good health and long life to achieve more success in their future. (THUNGBEN HUMTSOE) (NONGOTHUNG L. MURRY) General Secretary, WVSU President, WVSU

The Convocation of 10th batch Forester-I training course was held at State Environment & Forestry Training Institute, Nagaland, Dimapur on 15th December 2016. This year altogether 24 Forester-I trainees from 10 (ten) different divisions completed the six months mandatory training course conducted by the Institute during the months from June’ 2016 to December’ 2016. The convocation programme was chaired by Dr. Kenei Maicheio IFS, Conservator of Forests (RPU), Nagaland, followed by Annual report of the institute and declaration of results from Shri. Hukato Chishi IFS, Director, SEFTI. The function was graced by Shri. I. Panger Jamir IFS, PCCF & HoFF, Nagaland as Chief Guest. The Chief Guest in his speech addressed the newly passed out Foresters to be more practical in their professional life and serve the department with renewed motivation inculcating with the new ideas that they have learnt during their training. Lastly, vote of thanks was pronounced by Smti. I. Sashilemla, Asstt. Director, SEFTI. DP-10345

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HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEER, C/O 99 APO HQ 137 Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works : 1. Name of work : SPL REPAIR TO BLDG NO T-10 AND T-18/20 (BCD) NEAR TCP NO 1 AT CHAKABAMA MIL STN 2. Estimated Cost : 14.90 Lakhs (Rupees fourteen lakhs ninety thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) Months 4. Tender ID : 2016_MES_97895_1 5. File No : 8106/E8 Tele/Fax : 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-2797

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HQ 137 Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works : 1. Name of work : REPAIR/REPLACEMENT AND MAINT OF PRESSED STEEL WATER STORAGE SEDIMENTATION/ DISTRIBUTION TANK AND ALLIED CONNECTED WORKS AT ZAKHAMA MIL STN 2. Estimated Cost : 14.41 Lakhs (Rupees fourteen lakhs forty one thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) Months 4. Tender ID : 2016_MES_97891_1 5. File No : 8104/E8 Tele/Fax : 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-2798

HQ 137 Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works : 1. Name of work : MANNING, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PUMP HOUSE NO-01, 02, 03, 04 & 05 AND MAIN PUMPING LINE AT ZAKHAMA MIL STN 2. Estimated Cost : 14.99 Lakhs (Rupees fourteen lakhs ninety nine thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 11 (eleven) Months 4. Tender ID : 2016_MES_97898_1 5. File No : 8108/E8 Tele/Fax : 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-2794

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Day-3 of Dimapur Night Carnival

Models showcasing attires designed by Theja Sekhose at the DNC fashion show. (NP)

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arliamentary secretary Flood and Irrigation Control, Jacob Zhimoni graced day-3 of Dimapur Night Carnival as special guest. He also addressed the gathering in a brief function during his visit. Jacob in his speech lauded the organizers saying they were heading to the right direction towards development of the state by organizing such programmes. He said Nagas were talented and could excel in any field while encourag-

ing the entrepreneurs to be self reliant. With no industry and private investors in Parliamentary secretary Jacob Zhimomi along with DNC Kids section at the DNC. the state, he expressed hope organisers on Friday. (NP) that the carnival would be th beneficial for the participants. of Rev. & Mrs. L. Tarep (Longjang) TH Jacob further appealed the revelers to maintain peace during the carnival and also conveyed festive greetings. OF OUR DEAREST APA AND AMA Lucky draw of the Mr. N. Shilu Pongen & Mrs. K. Ayangla Imchen day was won by serial (17.12.1966 – 17.12.2016) no. 00950. Various artists performed at the stage and enthralled the gathering. (Staff Reporter)

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FELICITATES The Changki Süngdakba Senso Mongdang convey our heartiest congratulations to Beauty Queen Imlibenla Wati, daughter of Smti. Asongla and Shri. Imtiwati for winning the first runners-up title at Miss Super Talent of the World (Asia Pacific) 2016 held recently in South Korea. CSSM further wishes and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless and grant you success in your endeavours. (Redinokcha) President CSSM

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25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY MR. & MRS. C. PANGERTEMJEN & MAONGSANGLA

50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (17/12/1966 – 17/12/2016) Our dearest adorable mom & dad, on this day we join our hearts with you in celebrating God’s faithfulness on your 50th wedding anniversary. We will be forever indebted to you for your love and sacrifices endured. We pray for your long, blessed and healthy life. K-4508

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Loving children, grandchildren, in-laws and all the loved ones.

17/12/1991 – 17/12/2016 Dear Mum & Dad, May those twenty five years of married life be the testimony of God's love- For by strength no man shall prevail. May the Lord grant you continuously both good health and long life. Happy Wedding Anniversary.

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Dubai, Dec 16 (Agencies): PV Sindhu beat Carolina Marin 21-17, 21-13 to reach the semifinals of the Dubai World Superseries finals. In what was the last game of the group stages, Sindhu had to beat Marin to go through. In the end Sindhu took the match in straight sets and she now goes through to the last

four with Sun Yu - who has progressed top of her group, undefeated. The game started at a fast pace with both players not giving each other any chances. Marin had a slight 10-8 lead before unforced errors and smart play from Sindhu saw her take a 1110 lead. From there on Sindhu went from strength

to strength in a 8-3 run that relieved the pressure and eventually gave her the first set 21-17. At the break Marin was treated for a small cut at the bottom of her feet. After a slight interval, the second game began and Sindhu started were she left off. She took a quick fourpoint lead at 10-6 before it became 17-10 and 2016 Olympics gold medalist Marin was staring at her third straight defeat of the tournament. Sindhu stayed calm and took the second game 21-13 to book a place in the last four. This is first time Sindhu met Marin after their epic final at the Olympic games and this was only Sindhu’s third win over the World number two in 8 attempts.

India enter Hockey Junior WC final Lucknow, Dec 16 (IANS): Home favourites India edged past Australia 4-2 (2-2) via penalty shootout to enter the final of the Hockey Junior World Cup at the Major Dhyan Chand Stadium here on Friday. Tom Craig’s goal in the 14th minute gave Australia the 1-0 lead but India equalised through Gurjant Singh (42nd minute) and led 2-1 with a goal from Mandeep Singh (48th). But Lachlan Sharp’s successful deflection from a close angle in the 57th gave the visitors the equaliser as the match ended 2-2 in the regulation time. In the shoot-out, Indian goalkeeper Vikash Dahiya saved twice to deny Australia the win, as Harjeet Singh, Harmanpreet, Sumit and Manpreet did their job to give the hosts a 4-2 win. In the final, India will meet Belgium, who beat double defending champions Germany, also in a penalty shoot-out.

Gidemi Youth Organization 35th sports meet underway

Kohima, Dec 16 (NPN): The 35th sports meet of the Gidemi Youth Organization (GYO) got underway at the village ground on 15 December with Veneyi Vadeo, former Advisor, Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) as the chief guest. Addressing the contingents, Vadeo said, honesty and discipline are the best way for any person to achieve its goal. While reminding that youths are the future assets of the society, the chief guest urged the participants to be sincere and dedicated in their chosen profession. Kuzholuyi and Kudusulu were declared individual men and women champion of GYO 35th sports meet 2016 respectively. The closing ceremony on December 17 will be graced by Dr. Shevo Hiese, MO, PHC Porba as the guest of honour.

IN LOVING MEMORY LT. NEIVILIE ANGAMI

Dearest Papa, Six years have passed since you left us, but not a day has passed without your sweet memory. The life lessons and values that you set for us are still afresh and will remain imprinted in us eternally. DP-10378

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Never forgotten, father and husband 10th March 1956 to 13th Dec. 2016

SC will decide how to organise cricket: Pawar New Delhi, Dec 16 (PTI): In tongue-andcheek remarks, NCP leader Sharad Pawar today said the Supreme Court, which has so far been guiding how to run the country, will now decide how to organise cricket. “While I am closely associated with cricket, the matter is in the Supreme court. The Court is now g o i n g t o d e c i d e h ow cricket will be organised. Till yesterday, they were guiding how to run the country. Now, they are also guiding the sports organisation,” he said while addressing the 89th annual general meeting of industry chamber FICCI here. Pawar, who was also the former President of International Cricket Council (ICC), did not wish to elaborate on the issue, saying “I don’t want to say anything about that. I don’t want to face contempt of court.”

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Dearest Father, Your last word "Irrespective of different nature; denominations; love one another and co-operate for upliftment of society" is always treasured in our hearts and will uphold to our best. You are still fondly remembered. Loving wife, children, grand children, great grand children and relatives DP-10069

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED LATE MINIST JIDUNG It seems so hard to comprehend that you're n o l o n g e r h e re b u t your words, guidance and blessings upon us helped us to overcome all difficulties, enabled us to stand on our feet. We deeply miss you. Loving wife, children, grand children and relatives DP-10343

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Born: 03.09.1933 – Died: 13.12.2016 We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, churches, organizations and well wishers who stood by us physically, spiritually, materially, financially and constant prayer and word of comfort received during her prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother Late Rongsennungla. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our earnest prayer that God Almighty bless you abundantly. Loving daughter, son and relatives DC-2809

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We, the family members of Lt. T.I. Niken Imchen (Lakhuni), would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, financially and emotionally in prayers during his prolonged illness till he breathed his last on the 13th of December 2016. Our heartfelt gratitude to: 1. Doctors and staff of Eden Medical Centre 2. Borlengri residents. 3. Borlengri Ao Association. 4. Borlengri Ao Baptist Church 5. Dimapur Lakhuni Union. 6. Dimapur Mekuli Union. 7. Mr. & Mrs. Temsulong, Asst.Director (Food & Civil Suppliers) 8. Family members of Lt. Saku Aier (Ex Parliamentary Secretary) 9. Dr. Chumben Murry (Ex. Agri Minister) 10. Dr. Benjong (Parliamentary Secretary, Agri) 11. Mr. & Mrs. Jemtimenba Mongchen. 12. Alongtaki Baptist Church 13. Lizo Baptist Church 14. Er. Lanumar (Irrigation & Food Dept) Mkg. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual by names, but it is our humble prayer that God bless you all more abundantly. Loving wife, children, grand children, in-laws & relatives. DP-10335

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REVERENCE AND REMEMBRANCE, Loving wife and children

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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The Nagaland Mansuria Kung-Fu Association team which took part in the 2nd World Martial Arts Council 2016 held at New Delhi from December 10-14. The team won 4 gold, 1 silver and a bronze medal.

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The Beisumpuikam Cultural cum Sports Meet 2016 concluded successfully in a grand manner which was held from 12th – 14th Dec. 2016. The meet was graced by Shri. Karaibo Chawang P.S (Media Officer) to Chief Minister of Nagaland, Shri. T. R. Zeliang as Chief Guest. He was accompanied by Shri. Maneul, President ACC Peren District NPF and Ngauset Unit President Samziuram. Shri. Karaibo Chawang in his speech exhorted the youths to identify the uniqueness of ones own culture and traditions, environment, flora and fauna of its land for the future generation. It is in the hands of todays youth to preserve it for the next generation kids to witness the beauty of God's creation. The Chief Guest in his address to the gathering had given his assurance/commitment to construct a restroom at Local ground and a welcome gate at the entrance of the village at the earliest possible time which has been a long cherished dream of Beisumpuikam Village.

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"Those who live good lives find peace and rest in death"

Words are not adequate to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Longrinokchaba Pongener. We extend our special thanks to : 1. Doctors and nurses of Civil Hospital MKG 2. Kumlong Baptist Church Born : 1914 – Died : 08/12/2016 3. Mongsenpai Ward 4. Merayim Fellowship Dimapur 5. Merayim Baptist Church 6. Baptist Church Changki 7. Changki Yimlang Baptist Church 8. Nokon Baptist Church 9. Nepali Baptist Church, Longnak 10.Friends, neighbours and well wishers We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but it is our prayer that Almighty God bless you all. DP-10363

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grand children & great grand children

Lt. Imtilepden Jamir

18/12/1951 to 12/12/2016 We, the family of Lt. Imtilepden Jamir, wish to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who showed us your support & sympathy during our recent sad bereavement. Our thanks to all our extended families, Government of GPRN/NSCN (IM), neighbours, churches, village councils and friends who showed, helped & supported us prior and after the funeral in so many ways: for which we are really appreciative. Thank you to medical staff, doctors & nurses of Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur who attended to Lt. Imtilepden Jamir, with care & dignity. To the many others who helped with the service to make it truly memorable. As it will be impossible to thank all concerned individually, please accept this press acknowledgement as a token of our heartfelt appreciation. Loving wife, sons & daughters DP-10365

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LT. ZAKATO CHOPHI (8-11-1985 to 17-12-2015)

A year has passed since you left us all, this very day you were called by our heavenly father. It’s hard to imagine that you are gone forever, it’s still hard for us to accept this bitter truth but every passing day your memories stays alive with us. We miss you deeply and hope that you are happy wherever you are. DP-10357

Loving parents, brother and sisters. K Y M C

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, december 17, 2016

Moeen century lifts Eng to 284/4 on day one

England’s Joe Root and Moeen Ali during their first day of the fifth cricket test match against India at MAC Stadium in Chennai on Friday. (PTI)

C h e n na i , D e c 1 6 (PTI): All-rounder Moeen Ali lifted England’s sagging spirit by compiling a wellcrafted centur y as the visitors made a solid start against India in the fifth and final cricket Test here today. M o e e n’s 1 2 0 - r u n knock was the highlight o f t h e o p e n i n g d ay ’s play as England, having already conceded the fivematch series following three successive defeats, recovered to reach 284 for four at stumps after losing two wickets quickly in the first session. Ben Stokes (5) was the other unbeaten batsman at the crease after England

won the toss and elected to bat. This was Moeen’s fifth Test hundred and second of the series, the first coming in the opener at Rajkot. During his stay in the middle, Moeen shared a 146-run partnership for the third wicket with Joe Root, who struck a fluent 88, and added another 86 for the fourth wicket with Jonny Bairstow, who missed out on a half century by a run. On a pitch that provided only slow turn, Ravindra Jadeja was India’s best bowler of the day with figures of 3/73, and the fast bowlers were rendered ineffective as there was no reverse swing on offer.

Moeen was scratchy to start with, and even got a life when he flicked Jadeja uppishly through the hands of KL Rahul, who mistimed his jump at midwicket. He was also, on quite a few occasions, beaten by Ravichandran Ashwin, who had a rare wicket-less outing. As the pitch eased up, Moeen started to get into the groove and with Root looking in complete control at the other end, England enjoyed a rare period of dominance after being subjected to three crushing defeats. Moeen, who got to the century with a single towards point, decorated his innings with 12 boundaries. Root, who looked in terrific touch till he was dismissed by Jadeja, found the fence 10 times while Bairstow smashed three sixes, including one each of Ashwin and Jadeja, during his 49 off 90 balls. Root, who notched up his 11th fifty plus score against India in as many matches and also tied Virender Sehwag for most fifty plus scores in a year (13), was distraught with his dismissal. Attempting to sweep the left-arm spinner from outside off stump, Root got a thin inside-edge according to Real-Time Snickometer - after India reviewed the on-field notout decision - through to the wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel. Brief scores: England 284/4 (Ali 120*, Root 88; Jadeja 3/73) vs India

Suarez extends contract with Barcelona

Luis Suarez

Ba rc e lo na , D e c 1 6 (IANS): FC Barcelona have reached an agreement to extend their contract with Uruguay forward Luis Suarez through to June 2021. Suarez’s new buy-out or termination clause is now set at 200 million euros ($208.3 million), the club said on Thursday, reports Efe news agency. “FC Barcelona and the Uruguyan striker reach an agreement that will keep him at the Club for four more seasons,” Barcelona said in a statement on their website. The new contract will be officially signed at the Catalan club’s headquarters. Suarez arrived at Barcelona from Liverpool in the summer of 2014 in a 81-million-euro ($84.3-million) transfer. Since then, he has become a crucial piece in manager Luis Enrique’s starting line-up, where he is a part of Barca’s formidable attacking trio along with Lionel Messi and Neymar. The club said Suarez has hit the back of the net 97 times since signing for Barcelona, an average of 0.83 goals per game. Suarez struggled to integrate into the Barcelona team at first, having joined the team after a troubled time at Liverpool and the 2014 FIFA World Cup, where he was suspended for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini on his right shoulder.

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