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Vol XXVI No. 356
DIMAPUR, friday, december 2, 2016
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10-day Hornbill Festival begins
(L-R) P.B. Acharya, T.R. Zeliang and Sarbananda Sonowal during the inaugural programme. Correspondent
KOHIMA, DEC 1 (NPN): The 17th edition of Hornbill Festival got off to a grand start here at Naga Heritage village, Kisama on Thursday coinciding with the 53rd Statehood Day of Nagaland. Launched by state government in 2000 to promote tourism and to showcase Nagaland’s traditional and rich cultural heritage, the festival has become an annual event.
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Nagaland governor, P.B. Acharya, who graced the inaugural function as chief guest in the presence of Assam chief minister, Sarbananda Sonowal as guest of honour, lauded state government for organizing the Hornbill Festival annually, which coincided with the Statehood Day celebration. He acknowledged the pioneers of the State, who had sacrificed for the people of Nagaland during the early years of Statehood.
According to Acharya, since Nagaland has been tagged as land of festivals, the rich culture and traditional should be promoted through festival to boost tourism activities in the state. The governor was also of the viewed that festival apart from reviving the rich cultural heritage of Naga people also promotes tourism industry leading to improvement in quality of infrastructure in the state. Expressing happiness
over the presence of the Assam chief minister at the Festival, the governor was optimistic that it would foster inter-state relationship and solve many outstanding issues pertaining to both the states. On the occasion, the governor also expressed confidence that the agreement signed between Government of India and NSCN (I-M) would end in respectful peace in the state. He appealed to various Naga political groups to join for permanent peace, saying peace and stability were vital in promoting economic development of individuals and society at large. While describing the nature of Naga people, he said Nagas treat other people with respect and a sense of forgiveness. He further asked the tourists of both domestic and international to make use of the best facilities and go home with sweet memories. Nagaland chief minister, TR Zeliang, who was the chief host, greeted the people of Nagaland on the occasion of the 53rd Statehood day. He said since Nagaland became the 16th State in 1963 much has been covered
NPF stands by leaders’ statements
DIMAPUR, DEC 1 (NPN): NPF reiterated that it stood by statements of its legislators made at the party’s Central Executive Council (CEC) meeting in Kohima on November 29 (which was reported in the media the next day). According to NPF Media & Press Bureau, all matters and any problems visà-vis the party’s affairs and policies are discussed, deliberated or debated at the CEC meeting. NPF reiterated that CEC is the highest platform of NPF formed as per Article IV:3 and encompassing members from all levels and sections of the party. It further pointed out that on November 29 at the CEC, several issues were discussed and deliberated pertaining to the NPF and in which speakers, mostly ministers and in charge of various divisions (districts) voice and shared views and opinions and positions at the grass root. During the course of proceedings, NPF said “certain instances, unpleasant for NPF and BJP of the DAN alliance, also crept up following the state Governor P.B. Acharya’s statement in the media, criticizing the (Cont’d on p-5) state government as cor-
yet much more grounds remained to be covered. He called upon the people of the state to recommit to work unitedly towards the goals and visions of creating a peaceful and progressive state. Zeliang also announced that the state government’s “Nagaland Vision 2030” outlining state government’s vision and goals for the next 15 Years would be released on the December 10. Welcoming the guests and invitees, Zeliang said the state government and the people of Nagaland felt upbeat about Sonowal becoming the chief minister of Assam with an expectation that better and more cordial relationship between the two sister states would be maintained. Zeliang thanked his Assam counterpart and his colleagues for being positive in approach and showing friendly gesture within a short stint of his chief ministership. Zeliang was hopeful that this would be a beginning of a new era of better relationship accompanied by more friendly visits and exchanges between two states at various levels.
US Ambassador visits Kohima 16 parties unite against Income Tax Amendment Bill
(Left) Richard Verma trying one of the local delicacy at the ongoing Night Carnival in Kohima town, Thursday night. (NP)
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KOHIMA, DEC 1 (NPN): US Ambassador to India, Richard Verma arrived Kohima on Thursday evening and visited Kisama, the Hornbill Festival venue and later took a stroll to the Night Carnival at the main city centre along with high ranking officials from the US consulate. Kohima Chamber of Commerce and industries (KCCI) welcomed the visiting dignitaries. In a brief interaction with media persons, Verma expressed delight to have visited Nagaland
LPG price hiked
NEW DELHI, DEC 1 (IANS): State-run oil marketing companies hiked the price of subsidised cooking gas/LPG, effective from Thursday by Rs 2.07 per cylinder. Meanwhile, the price of ATF, or jet fuel, was cut by 3.7 per cent. Prices vary at airports depending on local taxes.
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and said it was his desire to visit the state during his North Eastern states tour. Besides witnessing cultural, music, local handicrafts and other extravaganza, the ambassador also had the opportunity taste various Naga delicacies at the carnival. According to Verma, the visit to Nagaland and other Northeast states was to explore greater linkages between the region and United States in trade, education, infrastructure and innovation, and an opportunity to meet the business leaders and civil societies.
NEW DELHI, DEC 1 (AGENCIES): Stepping up its attack on the government over Income Tax Amendment Bill, a united opposition on Thursday petitioned President Pranab Mukherjee against it. They alleged the legislation was hurriedly passed in the Lok Sabha bypassing parliamentary rules and procedures. As many as 16 opposition parties, including Congress, Trinamool Congress, the Left, SP and BSP, besides DMK, JMM and NCP met the President at Rashtrapati Bhawan this evening and handed over a memorandum, which alleged a “brute and authoritarian” government was “stifling” the democratic process. The JDU, whose president and Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar has supported demonetisation, however, was not part of the delegation. “We appeal to you as the custodian and protector of the Constitution to intervene at this juncture as democratic rights are being trampled upon by a brute and authoritarian government that is hell bent upon stifling the democratic
rupt and subsequently, the Nagaland state BJP submitting a representation to the state Governor, terming and accusing the DAN government as corrupt”. NPF pointed out that the discussion veered round the fact that the Governor of a state meant the state government was the Governor’s own government and whether it would be wise for the Governor to say “My corrupt government” while addressing the assembly. NPF also slammed BJP, a close and old ally who has been sharing power in DAN for years on engaging in blame game and “sheer falsehood” to indict NPF as being “corrupt” or giving BJP a step-motherly treatment. On one minister’s criticism against the Governor for visiting villages unannounced, NPF said it was in view of the fact that the Governor functions as per parliamentary system. NPF said pre-information was needed before visiting villages so that arrangements were made properly for the visiting head of state and to avoid hardships, confusion and misunderstanding. On the status of Nagaland BJP president as
vice chairman of DAN, NPF said as pointed out by BJP spokesman, this matter should be sorted out at the right forum. NPF reiterated that while it stood by the statements of its legislators on November 29, some of the points raised were reported out of context in local dailies. It said while legislators voiced concern over various issues, it also touched on activities of the Governor because of “prevailing total communication gap between Raj Bhavan and the legislators”. NPF said CEC maintained that the integrity of Raj Bhavan should be maintained and that no political party, including BJP should misuse it. The meeting said the Governor could have been more diplomatic while expressing his views since he was head of the state. Hitting back at the BJP, NPF asked BJP not to be agitated because the BJP itself had raked-up the differences within their alliance. NPF reminded BJP that both parties have to take blame or credit as DAN partners but instead BJP seemed to be “acting holier than thou”. (Cont’d on p-5)
PM greets on Nagaland Statehood Day
DIMAPUR, DEC 1 (NPN): Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi has wished the people of Nagaland on the occasion of the 53rd Statehood Day. “Statehood Day wishes to people of Nagaland, a state known for scenic beauty and talented citizens who will take it to new heights of progress,” the Prime Minister tweeted.
12,150 visitors on Day-1 of Hornbill Fest
Kohima, Dec 1 (NPN): A total number of 12,150 visitors witnessed the inaugural day of the Hornbill festival. It included- 150 foreign tourists, 2000 domestic tourists and around 10,000 local visitors, according to the information provided by tourist officer statistical –in-charge Toka E Tuccumi. On the first day, visitors were mostly government officials and programme part takers. Last year on the first day, Members of various political parties call on President Pranab Mukherjee. the turned out was around 22,740 including foreign tourists 180, domestic tourists 2560 and local visitors 20,000. There and legislative process of our ParCongress vice president Rahul was an assumption that the recent demonetization was the liament,” the memorandum said. Gandhi, alleged that Parliamentary reason for the lesser turnout this year. (Correspondent) It said the mandatory provi- procedure was not followed in the sions of Constitution and Rules of passing of the legislation and voice Power deptt informs of load-shedding in Kma Procedure were “totally violated” in of people was being “suppressed DIMAPUR, DEC 1 (NPN): Power department has informed that due to overloading of 24 MVA, 132/33 kV passing the Bill. The memorandum blatantly” now in Parliament too. said though Lok Sabha members “We met the President be- transformer at Kohima sub-station, a coordinated load shedraised these issues in the House, cause of the Bill that was passed ding would be imposed in and around Kohima town and their democratic rights were denied without allowing any discussion. outskirts during the Hornbill Festival from December 1-10. on the plea that there was no time to There is a sense in the country that This was to facilitate power supply requirements to various wait for the President’s assent as the the voice of the people is being activities and events of the festival, EE transmission division bill was very important. suppressed and crushed. “This was Kohima, stated in a press note. EE said power supply to the “This is not permissible in being done across the country and 33kV and 11 kV feeders would also be regulated on a onelaw and amounts to undermining now it is being done in Parliament hourly basis daily subject to exigencies. Load shedding time the authority of the President of blatantly. This is not the way to run for feeder 11 kV Bara Bosti (from ITI S/S) is from 3.30 to India,” the memorandum said. parliamentary democracy,” he said. 4.30 pm; feeder 11 kV Bazaar feeder from 4.30 to 5.30 pm; feeder 33 kV Botsa, Lalmati, Chakhabama from 5.30 to 6.30 pm and alternate days from 6.30 to 7.30 pm; 11 kV Lerie local feeders from 7.30 to 8.30 pm; feeder 11kV Science college, Paramedical from 6.30 to 7.30 pm and on alternate days from 5.30 to 6.30 pm and Zubza feeders from 7.30 to 8.30 pm. said in a statement that it conducts the data collection exercise at toll Intanki National Park authorities warn booths bi-annually and assured DEHRADUN/NEW DELHI, DEC 1 DIMAPUR, DEC 1 (NPN): In view of the regular round that, “There is nothing alarming (PTI): A medium intensity earthquake, the clock patrolling in and around Intanki National Park measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale, shook about this and it is carried out as per government orders.” The exer- Uttarakhand late tonight. According by Intanki National Park Armed Forest Protection Force, to the National Seismological Centre, a caution order was being issued to the public, restricting cise will end tomorrow. Before the Hoogli toll booth, a unit of Ministry of Earth Sciences, entry without prior permission. “If any group, party or soldiers in fatigues were spotted at the epicentre of the earthquake was in individual including security forces are found entering the toll plazas in Dankuni and Palsit Uttarakhand along the border between park, without obtaining prior written permission with specific reason of visits from the competent authority, will be and Derek O Brien, a lawmaker India and Nepal. Epicentered in Dharchula near the arrested and any materials in their possessions will be conof the Trinamool Congress had earlier in the evening tweeted India-Nepal border in Uttarakhand, the fiscated accordingly,” the field director cautioned. Further, citizens have been informed that any social outing/gathera video. Mamata said it was a quake hit Pithoragarh, Champawat, Aling/picnic at the bank of any river/streams bordering the “frightening situation.” “Today mora, Nainital and Udham Singh Nagar National Park is strictly prohibited. Stringent action would Bengal, tomorrow Bihar, next districts of the state, the MeT department be initiated against violators “irrespective of their low or Uttar Pradesh...It is a very seri- in Dehradun said. The quake with a lati- high profile”. ous situation, worse than emer- tude of 29.8 degree north and a longitude gency...After the event, if they say of 80.6 degree east occurred at 10.23 PM, State BJP extends Hornbill Fest greetings sorry, what’s the point? It is like it said. There was no immediate report of DIMAPUR, DEC 1 (NPN): BJP unit has extended greetgetting doctor after death,” the any casualty from anywhere. ings to the people of Nagaland, participants, performers, Earlier in the day, an earthquake and visitors on the occasion of Hornbill Festival. In a press chief minister said. Mamata- who has declared measuring 3.3 on the Richter scale had release, state BJP secretary, K Thong, said the objective of war on the BJP-led government hit the Kullu region in Himachal Pradesh, Hornbill was to combine, revive and protect the rich distinct at the centre over its ban on 500 according to the National Seismological cultures of all the Naga tribes and encourage inter-tribal inand 1000-rupee notes aimed at Centre, a unit of Ministry of Earth Scienc- teraction and promote cultural heritage of Nagaland. State curbing corruption and black or es. The earthquake in Kullu had occurred BJP said Nagas should be proud of and continue to have untaxed money - is just back in at 4.12 AM, they said. However, tremors a rich tradition of maintaining their unique heritage and Kolkata after taking her protests were also felt in adjoining Mandi district. customs. “Despite modernity entering into their lives, the to Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh and The hilly areas around Himachal are Nagas have been able to preserve their customs and legacy and keep lighting their identity,” Thong said. Patna in Bihar. highly vulnerable to earthquakes.
Mamata locks herself up in office in protest 5.2 magnitude quake KOLKATA, DEC 1 (AGENCIES): West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee opened another front in her battle with the centre today, objecting to the presence of Army soldiers at toll booths on national highways that run through her state, saying her permission should have been sought. In almost all areas of West Bengal army has been deployed without consent of the state govt, West Bengal police said. The chief minister is camped at her office in the secretariat in capital Kolkata, refusing to go home till the Army leaves. Just 500 metres away, there are Armymen at the Hoogli toll booth. “Very unfortunate. Army stationed in front of Nabanno, the Bengal State Secretariat in a high security zone, inspite of Police objection... I am waiting here at the Secretariat and watching, to guard our democracy,” Mamata tweeted. The Army has said that it is conducting a routine exercise to “gather statistical data about load carriers that could be made
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Mamata during the press conference on Thursday. (PTI)
available to the Army in case of a contingency.” But Mamata insists this is “political vendetta” by the Centre, with which she has crossed swords over the currency ban. “I want to know if, besides the financial emergency, the attack on democracy and the federal structure, is there an emergency?” she asked, insisting that even to conduct mock drills, the Army must seek the state government’s permission which “they did not.” Mamata said she has asked Chief Secretary Basudeb Banerjee, the state’s top bureaucrat, to complain to the centre. The Army
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World AIDS Day observed across Nagaland Late Tajen Ao road inaugurated
Correspondent KOHIMA, DEC 1 (NPN): World AIDS Day organized by the Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) with the theme “Hands up for #HIV Prevention” was observed at the main arena, Naga Heritage village, Kisama with Nagaland chief Minister T.R. Zeliang as the chief guest on Thursday. Compere of the programme Visevinuo Khrieo said World AIDS day observance was an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show their support for the people living with HIV and also to commemorate those who have lost their lives to HIV AIDS. Khrieo said the purpose of the world AIDS day commemoration every year was to support the member states in order to build up the new and effective policies and programme, to strengthen the health system as well as to increase the capacity of the health sector towards HIV/AIDS. She said as per the recently released HIV estimation 2015 report, India was estimated at 0.26% and Nagaland had 1.29% of estimated adult HIV prevalence. Chief minister T.R. Zeliang released the red balloons to commemorate the day. A pledge in support of HIV/AIDS was read out led by Vincent Belho the host of the function. Special song was presented by Benathung Humtsoe and Senti Longchar. DIMAPUR, DEC 1(NPN): In Dimapur the day was observed Thursday here at Town Hall Dimapur under the theme “Hands up for HIV prevention”, organized by District AIDS Prevention and Control Unit (DAPCU) Dimapur and supported by Nagaland State AIDS control Society (NSACS), Kohima. Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi, Chief Medical Officer, Dimapur graced the occasion as chief guest. Dr. Kinimi in his speech said cases of HIV
T.R. Zeliang releasing red balloons on the occasion of world AIDS day. (NP) positive was on the rise in Dimapur despite the presence of more than 53 NGOs under NSACS working in different parts of the district and underscored the need to create more awareness/ effort in this regard. Dr. Kinimi asserted that everyone must work hand in hand to create a better tomorrow and encouraged the attendants to question themselves what they were doing for the state and not what the state was doing for them. The chief guest further urged the people to accept people with HIV as normal people and assist them to access various schemes formulated for them like free transportations and free rations. Also speaking on the occasion, superintendent of Food and Civil Supply Jamonger Ao stated there was a need to show solidarity to the people affected by the virus by ending stigma and discriminations and starting dialogues with them. Earlier, Dr. Antoly Swu, dy. CMO Dimapur informed that Nagaland’s current scenario in HIV/
AIDS was 1.72% while Dimapur stood at 5.04% as of April to October 2016. (Staff Reporter) M O KO KC H U N G : Mokokchung District Legal Services Authorithy observed World AIDS Day, by donating hoardings at the Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital and Mokokchung Municipal Council Complex, with the messages, “Prevention is better than cure especially when something has no cure”, “We are all equal. Don’t let a disease change that”, and “Show compassion to people living with HIV/AIDS”. (Correspondent) PEREN: In Peren the day was observed with viceprincipal Peren Government College, Albert where he shared that people needed to be serious and come together to eliminate the disease. He also shared that HIV was not only infected to certain group of people but to everyone. The program was chaired by Rovi Mor DPO DAPCU, Rev Father Mhonchumo Phillip Ovung invoked God’s presence, significance of the day day was shared by Thonjiliu
Pameai, Miss Peren district 2016. NPDP+ shared the positive sharing, various artistes from Peren district like Fiona, Keyipeisile, Ichubuing and Peren District Music Society presented songs on the occasion. Vote of thanks was given by Ngauzeulungbe DIS Peren. The program was organised by District Aids Prevention Control Unit Peren in collaboration with Peren District Music Society, Peren Town Youth Organisation and Red Ribbon Club Peren Govt College. ZUNHEBOTO: In Zunheboto senior medicine specialist, District Hospital Zunheboto, Dr. Akaho Awomi was the resource person for the event. According to DIPR report, Dr. Akaho said Nagaland state has the highest prevalence rate of HIV in India and approximately 300 persons were dying due to the said disease in Nagaland every year. Exhorting the gathering not to discriminate people living with HIV/ AIDS, the resource person urged the congregation to encourage and support the victims. Lamenting that HIV/AIDS will wipe off future generations if no proper step was taken at the earliest, Dr.Akaho exhorted the gathering to take proactive role by creating awareness among its family members, friends and neighbours about the deadly disease. District Program Officer (DPO), DACPU, Atokali Assumi in her keynote address said, commemorating World Aids Day was to create awareness among the general populace about HIV and its consequences. Earlier, program was chaired by Viketo while vote of thanks was proposed by supervisor, ICTC, Hokishe Chophy. The program was organized by DAPCU, Zunheboto in collaboration with NZP+ and HIV and AIDS Facilities. Yingli College: Commemorating World Aids Day, CMO office, Longleng observed World Aids Day
in Yingli College under the theme “Hands up for HIV prevention” on December 1. Keynote speaker of the programme CMO Dr Ritu Thurr, presented a power point on the topic “Scenario of HIV/AIDS” where he spoke on the history of AIDS, how it spreads, its prevention, its awareness and how one should care and support an HIV affected person. Earlier the programme was chaired by Yingli College vice principal Dr. Henshet Phom, while the lightning of candles and prayer was said by Dr. Toli Achumi, senior medical officer, District Hospital Dr. Satuo Mezhu, delivered the vote of thanks. The programme was attended by the college students and staffs from Chief Medical Office, Longleng. BTC: Red Ribbon Club of Baptist Theological College (BTC) organised a seminar on HIV & AIDS. The significance of the World AIDS Day was brought to light by Neitele Mero, Nodal Officer, Red Ribbon Club, BTC. Principal of the College, Rev. Dr. Yiepetso Wezah, gave a reflection on the role of the Church towards people living with HIV & AIDS. A message in song & a skit on the importance of sex education were presented by the students. A discussion hour followed, where the need for awareness of the epidemic, its prevention, & the role of Christians were discussed. B Coy 9 Assam Rifles: Lecture on AIDS awareness was conducted by ‘B’ Company 9 Assam Rifles at Sumi village, in collaboration with a NGO (Development Association of Nagaland). A healthy interaction was held with the villagers about the menace of AIDS and its ill effects. The villagers were informed about the measures to be taken to prevent spread of this disease. The villagers pledged on the occasion of world AIDS Day that they would carry forward the knowledge and awareness obtained from the lecture.
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Supu Jamir along with ASTD officials after inaugurating late Tajen Ao road from City Tower junction to ADC court. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, DEC 1 (NPN): Late Tajen Ao road from City Tower Junction to ADC Court monolith was inaugurated by president, Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur (ASTD) Supu Jamir on Thursday here at City Tower junction. In a brief speech, Supu Jamir appealed all the business establishments within the area to change their signboards to late Tajen Ao road with immediate effect. While delivering a brief profile of late Tajen Ao, Dimapur Mangmetong Union (DMU) member, Temsumongba Pongen said that late Tajenyuba Ao was commonly known as Tajen Ao by his contemporaries. He was the third son of teacher, late Manglalepden Imchen and Osemdangla Longchar of Mangmetong village of Mokokchung district. Jamir also informed the gathering that late Tajen Ao was a bright student since high school who went on to become the first advocate among the Nagas. He also held various positions such as
president Ao Students Conference (AKM) from 1953-59, president Ongpangkong Range Mungdang (OM) from 1958-64, member Naga delegation to Delhi for peace mission in 1963, principal Mokokchung Law College from 1981-1994, judge, motor accident claims tribunal, government of Nagaland from 1992-1994 and also initiated survey of ADC Court to Hotel Tragopan. Jamir informed that late Tajen Ao was elected in the first general election of Nagaland from 28 Koridang assembly constituency in the year 1964 from democratic party, where he was also the deputy leader of democratic party from 1964-69. He was offered the post of chief minister which he reportedly refused. Under the chairmanship of A. Kevichusa, Tajen Ao, Ngurohie Zao, Vizol and Nsemo Ovung, the first regional party named as Democratic Party of Nagaland (DP) was formed in December 1963, the United Front of Nagaland (UFN) in 1968, United Parliamentar y Group (UPG) (1972), the
United Democratic Front (UDF) in 1972, the Naga National Democratic Party (NNDP) in 1982, The Naga People Party (NPP) in 1983 and The Naga Peoples Council (NPC) in 1988, stated Jamir. Late Tajen Ao was also a prominent figure in Naga politics and a vocal proponent of Naga nationalism. He also authored several books on Naga history and legal literature. Tajen Ao passed away on December 7, 1994 at Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh. He was laid to rest in his native village Mangmetong. Jamir said the government of Nagaland acknowledged his selfless services, deeds and contribution to the state, thereby a road between City Tower Junction, Dimapur to ADC Court was named after him. Earlier the inaugural programme was chaired by T. Lanu Imchen, while dedicatory prayer was pronounced by pastor Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA) Rev Moang Ao. The benediction was done by ex-pastor, East Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (EDABA), Rev.Yanglu.
Highlights of Hornbill Festival at Kisama
Parliamentary secretary of AH&VS, S. Chuba Longkumer Parliamentary secretary of Tourism, C. Apok Jamir at the Parliamentary secretary of Horticulture, Kejong Chang visiting Parliamentary secretary of Industries and Commerce, along with others at the pony ride. Naga craft portfolio. (DIPR) the exhibition stalls at Hortiscape. (DIPR) Amenba Yaden inaugurating the crafts bazaar. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Various stalls at Kisama were inaugurated by the parliamentary secretaries during the first day of Hornbill Festival which is underway at Naga Heritage Village, Kisama. According to DIPR report, pony ride at Kisama as part of the Hornbill festival was flagged off by parliamentary secretary of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Service, S. Chuba Longkumer at Kisama. Speaking on the occasion, S. Chuba Longkumer said that it was a proud moment for the department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Service to flag off the horse ride and the pony cart ride. He called upon all to strife and carry the project forward as an annual event in future also. He also asked the department to work out modalities for the in the interest of the public and wished the department great success in K
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the implementation of the programme. Director, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Service, Dr. IP Khala in his address said that in this age of mechanization we still needed the pony and pack animals to help us in bringing our agricultural produces. Short speech was delivered by commissioner & secretary of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, M.K. Mero where he stated that it was a new beginning of the department and called upon the prople to enjoy the ride. Chairman, Pony Management Committee and joint director (Extn) Dr. Aomangyang Walling in his keynote address mentioned that on 26th February 2002, the Government of Nagaland approved for setting up Pony and Yak Farm at Kigwema on trial basis. The Government of
India gave one time grant under animal pack animal scheme and in the year 2015-16 a Pony Management Committee was set up for promotion of the programme. He stated that the flagging off of this eco-friendly attractive facility of using ponies and horses as pack animals would encourage rural folks to use the animals as means of transport for carrying their agricultural products where vehicles cannot reach. M. Vivek Singh, International Polo player, coached the horses and pony for more than one month. Amenba Yaden : crafts bazaar organized jointly by directorate of Industries & Commerce and Naga Handloom & Handicraft Development Corporation (NHHDC) at the Bamboo Pavilion in Kisama, was inaugurated by parliamen-
tary secretary of Industries and Commerce, Amenba Yaden. The pavilion has about 120 participants out of which 12 participants are from different states including Assam, Manipur and Mizoram. First time participants in the crafts bazaar include Richana Khumathem from Manipur (Stall 1), Pristine processed food, Dimapur (Stall 8), Magic Threat enterprise Mizoram (Stall 76), Black Pottery Craft Assam Rifles (Stall 88), KC Santra Brew of Indian standard Guwahati (Stall 90), All Nagaland Tea Groomers Association (Stall 94), Vishepu Woodcraft Zunheboto (Stall 100), Hope SHG Mokokchung (Stall 102) and Grace Ovung Wokha (Stall 107) etc. Kejong Chang: Parliamentary secretary of Horticulture, Kejong Chang formally inaugurated the exhibition, sale cum com-
petition of flowers, fruits, vegetables, spices, departmental farm products, horticulture machineries and products. The exhibition consisted of stalls set up by different associations and self help groups where competitions are being held in various categories of fruits including oranges, pineapples, banana, kiwi, lime, lemon, papaya, guava etc. The vegetable category includes cabbage, cauliflower, cucurbits, broccoli, carrot, radish etc. Spices such as Naga mircha, ginger, large cardamom, turmeric, garlic, leek (khuve) and indigenous crop like tree tomato are also on display. Varieties of flowers including bonsai, cacti and succulents, bulbs and tubers, perennials, ferns and foliage, fresh and dry flowers arrangement are being showcased. The floral exhibition includes items not
only from within the state but also from neighbouring states, like orchids (hybrid and indigenous) from Sikkim. A new venture undertaken by Horticulture department is the setting up of the Farmers’ Hostel for the accommodation and convenience of the participants/farmers. Altogether, 81 participants are taking part in the exhibition cum competition. Prizes and cash awards in the flower category would be distributed on December 3 and for the 23 categories of fruits, vegetable and spices, the prize distribution would be held on December 4. Apok Jamir: Parliamentary secretary of Tourism, C. Apok Jamir inaugurated the Naga craft portfolio craftscape. While appreciating the participants of the exhibition, Apok said that tourists were interested to see the rich and unique
Principal secretary & finance commissioner, Temjen Toy, commissioner & secretary, Tourism, Angau Thou and others at the inaugural function of Hipfest at Kisama. (DIPR) culture of the Nagas. Curator of the craftscape, Padmashri Sentila T. Yanger said that the main objective of the craftscape was to preserve the cultural heritage of the
Nagas. Apart from many special exhibits include making of shawl, sling bags and male jacket from bark of woods and bamboo plates by artisans of different Naga tribes. K
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DDTOA aids stranded truck drivers
DIMAPUR: Since the economic blockade called a month ago by United Naga Council (UNC) on October 28 and announcement of demonetisation, Imphal bound trucks approximately 200-350 loaded vehicles have been stranded in Lahorijan (Assam) with nowhere to go and have been facing unbearable problems Kids Worship Centre (KWC) children along with parents and mentors at the annual as they were short on food, picnic organized by KWC on Thursday at the Maple Tree School Dimapur. (NP) water and financially.
Dimapur District Truck Owners’ Association (DDTOA) at this juncture, have come forward to assist the truck drivers and handyman by distributing rice and vegetable items to more than 350 truckers as an emergency relief. DDTOA in a press release issued by gen sect. K. Zhimomi and vice president Kisheto Aye have also requested and appealed to
UNC to relax economic blockade on humanitarian ground even though it was understood that their
(UNC) protest was genuine. DDTOA rendering yeoman service in time of distress have been appreciated.
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IMPHAL, Dec 1: Special home for children living with HIV&AIDS will be set up, said Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh on the occasion of observance of the World AIDS Day. Singh who stressed on the importance of creating an intensified awareness campaign on drug abuse which is directly related with spread of dreaded HIV & AIDS in the state added that a one-time grant of Rs one crore will be given to Manipur AIDS Control Society (MACS). Addressing a function organized by the Manipur State AIDS Control Society (MACS) at 1st MR parade ground, the chief minister said that the state government has decided to introduce a curriculum on drug abuse in the schools as a part of combating HIV/ AIDS in the state. In Manipur where the prevalent of HIV & AIDS is alarming, drug abuse is one of the main sources of spreading the disease. It is reported that 19.8 per cent of injecting drug users are HIV positive as well as 10.4 per cent of men having sex
Over 250 lawyers de-recognised in Tripura Agartala, Dec 1 (IANS): The Tripura Bar Council (TBC) has de-recognised over 250 lawyers for not practising as lawyers in the court for more than five years, official said here on Thursday. “Over 250 lawyers were de-recognised for not practising as lawyers in the court for more than five years,” TBC president Pijush Kanti Biswas told IANS. He said the step was taken after a verification of the credentials of over 1,100 advocates affiliated to the Tripura Bar Council. “The verification process and subsequent actions were taken following the instruction of the Bar Council of India. The verification process of credentials of more lawyers was on,” Biswas said.
with men in Manipur. “Fighting the disease needs a concerted effort. Supports of the people, particularly parents and guardians are a must in fighting HIV & AIDS. “There is no other way but to stop spreading the disease as there is no medicine to cure the dreaded disease,” he said. As such, his government felt the need for awareness programme on drug abuse in school curriculum as a part of combating the spread of HIV & AIDS, the chief minister said. State health and family welfare minister D Korungthang, who also attended the observance function, said prevention is the only way as there is no medicine for treatment of the disease till date. Considering this, state health department has been concentrating on spreading awareness. The minister further sought the sincere service of the concern government officials, NGOs, civil societies and churches in creating awareness on the disease. This year, the World AIDS Day was being observed under the theme
“Hands Up for HIV Prevention. As per latest official record, the total number of people living with HIV & AIDS have reached 24,4,457 till September 2016 and the total number of HIV positive people is 40,835. The report further put the HIV prevalence among the adult at 1.15% and among the pregnant women at 0.60%. The report said that the number of children living with HIV & AIDS in the state is around 3000. Since the detection of few cases of HIV infection reported in 1986, Manipur government has been taking up various schemes and programmes to tackle the spread of disease. With the formation of the high-powered National AIDS Committee in 1986 and as it launched its National AIDS Control Programme in 1987, Manipur immediately set up a State AIDS Committee under the chairmanship of chief minister. State AIDS cell was established in the state health directorate under the supervision of one medical officer.
Two arrested for depositing terror funds in Meghalaya Correspondent
Shillong, Dec 1: Meghalaya police on Thursday arrested two civilians allegedly for depositing over two million terror funds in favour of a terrorist outfit, the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) in a governmentowned bank, police said. “We have arrested two civilians - Sengchang Momin and Solly Sangma – for depositing Rs 28,00,000/- to bank accounts in Tura (west Garo Hills district) following the demonetization of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes ,” Inspector General of Police in-charge Law and Order, G.H.P.Raju said. The GNLA, which claims to be fighting for a separate ‘Garoland’ in western Meghalaya, is headed by police officerturned-rebel Champion R. Sangma, who is lodged in the Shillong jail after being arrested from near the India-Bangladesh border in 2012. It has been declared a terrorist group by the central government. He said the two persons arrested from South Garo Hills district, were directed arrested persons
Counter-eco blockade intensified Correspondent
IMPHAL, Dec 1: Banning of hill-bound vehicles from transportation of goods at various places across the valley areas continued on Thursday as the UNC sponsored economic blockade entered 31 days on Thursday. The counter-blockades, which started few days ago, intensified from Wednesday apparently after goods laden trucks were attacked with stones, sling shots and other weapons along the Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37 on November 29. Over two dozen trucks were damaged in the attack that was launched while a total of 504 vehicles were heading Imphal with security escorts at Lukhambi area of Tamenglong district. The stranded loaded trucks were brought to Imphal with heavy deploy-
ment of security forces around Lukhambi and other Naga dominated areas along the NH-37. Of the 14 loaded trucks stranded due to mechanical defects, 12 have arrived at Imphal today. On Thursday, intensified form of counter blockades were reported at various places in valley areas along NH-37. Residents on the sides of the stretch of the highway came out in large number and dragged down goods loaded from hillbound vehicles. Goods to be transported to various places in Tamenglong district were dragged down at Waheng-
bam Leikai and Khumbong along the NH-37. Goods bound to Senapati were dragged down at Khoyathong area of Imphal. Similar counter blockades were also imposed roads at Bishnupur Bazar and Kakching in Thoubal district. Meanwhile, a passenger service vehicle was set afire by some unknown persons while counterblockade was going on in full-swing at Khubong Bazar along the NH-37. The Tata Sumo was torched this afternoon, around 2 pm. Locals said that the incident was not related with counterblockade.
LITSAMI KUPOSHIKULU, ZUNHEBOTO Kümuvu nikeu kupughu Atsala : Liphiqhi 3,2016 Ado : Ayi 6 - 8.30 Inaqhe A-a : Old Town Prayer Fellowship (SBAK, Aizuto)
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER -CUM-DISTRICT PROJECT COORDINATOR DMA, SSA KOHIMA KOHIMA: NAGALAND
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1 DAY TRAINING ON PERFERMANCE INDICATORS (PINDICS) FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERS AND 2 DAYS TRAINING ON SHAALA SIDDHI FOR HEAD TEACHERS AND TEACHER-INCHARGE OF GPS & GMS. In pursuance to the letter No.SSA/NAGA/B-2010-11 Dated Kohima the 28th Nov 2016 and on the subject cited above. I am hereby directed to inform all the Government School Teachers (Elementary section) to attend performance indicators (PINDICS) Training for self-Assessment of Teachers and 2 days SHAALA SIDDHI Training for Head Teachers & Teachers –In charge of GMS & GPS compulsorily without fail. (A) The Training scheduled of PINDICS for Elementary Teachers in the respective block shown below:SUBMISSION OF UBMISSION OF Sl/ PINDICS FILL UP PINDICS FILL UP EBRC WISE VENUE DATE TIME No FORMAT TO EBRCs FORMAT TO DMA from from schools EBRCs (with soft & hard) 1 Schools under L .Khel Block Ura Academy 5th Dec 2016 10 A.M 10th Dec 2016 12th Dec 2016 th th 10 A.M 10 Dec 2016 12th Dec 2016 2 Schools under Viswema Block Viswema Panchayat 5 Dec 2016 Hall 10 A.M 10th Dec 2016 12th Dec 2016 3 Schools under Chiephobozuo Block Badminton Stadium 5th Dec 2016 Cheiphobozuo 10 A.M 10th Dec 2016 12th Dec 2016 4 Schools under Tseminyu Block EBRC Tseminyu 5th Dec 2016 th 12th Dec 2016 5 Schools under Sechu- Zubza Block Conducted Conducted Conducted 10 Dec 2016 (B) The Training Scheduled of SHAAALA SIDDHI for Head Teachers & Teachers-In Charge of GMS /GPS in the respective block is shown Below:SUBMISSION OF SUBMISSION OF PINDICS FILL UP Sl/ PINDICS FILL UP EBRC WISE VENUE DATE TIME No FORMAT TO EBRCs FORMAT TO DMA from EBRCs (with soft & hard) from schools 1 Schools under L. Khel Block EBRC l.Khel 6th & 7th Dec 2016 10 A.M 12th Dec 2016 15th Dec 2016 12th Dec 2016 15th Dec 2016 2 Schools under Viswema Block EBRC Viswema 6th & 7th Dec 2016 10 A.M 12th Dec 2016 15th Dec 2016 3 Schools under Chiephobozuo Block EBRC Chiephobozuo 6th & 7th Dec 2016 10 A.M th th th 12 Dec 2016 15th Dec 2016 4 Schools under Tseminyu Block EBRC Tseminyu 6 & 7 Dec 2016 10 A.M th th th 12 Dec 2016 15th Dec 2016 5 Schools under Sechu- Zubza Block EBRC Sechu Zubza 6 & 7 Dec 2016 10 A.M The above dates for submission from schools to EBRCs and to DMA SSA Kohima Office shall be strictly adherence for onward submission to SMA, SSA Nagaland Kohima Any Teacher absent from the said Training the undersigned will intimate the respective DDO to with held up their December 2016 salary and disciplinary action shall be taken as deem fit. This is for your information and necessary action. Treat this program with all seriousness. (ROVILATUO MOR) IAS Deputy Commissioner & Chairman DMA, SSA Kohima DC-2670 K
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have confessed that the cash belongs to Baichung Ch Momin . the area commander of GNLA. Raju said the police have issued directions to the Bank authorities to freeze these bank accounts for further investigation. Last month, police have traced and seized Rs 35 Lakh from Batsrang and Saljepa of Williamnagar who are hard core GNLA cadres while attempting to deposit terror funds in the banks. Raju said that the central government has issued general alert that outlawed militant groups might park their ill gotten money in bank accounts of civilians. “We have requested all the Banks in the State to be watchful of any suspicious deposits and to inform the police in all such cases. We have also alerted the public not to allow their bank accounts to park terror funds belong to militant groups and to pass on information to the police in case they are forced or compelled by any militant group or anti-social elements,” the police spokesman said.
Manipur BJP denies link with NSCN-IM Imphal, Dec 1 (Agencies): If the Congress party can prove that NSCN-IM and BJP are in cahoots behind the ongoing economic blockade on the state’s two national highways, BJP will not contest the Assembly elections. this was stated by Th Biswajit, general secretary administration of BJP Manipur Pradesh. He was reacting to charges lebelled by CM O Ibobi Singh during his speech at a political conference at Naoriya Pakhanglakpa on November 27 that the blockade was the result of a conspiracy between the BJP led NDA government at the Centre and the NSCN (IM). “In every election campaign Congress has been bringing up the issue of territorial integrity and the design of NSCN-IM but it is doing nothing to safeguard it,” said Biswajit. In another development the BJP election management committee has been revitalized in the run up to the Manipur legislative assembly elections. The Imphal East, Imphal Central and Imphal West have been jointly assigned to Y Erabot, N Biren, Kh Joykisan and Th Bishwajit. The convener and co-convener of SEMC BJP Manipur will supervise all districts for smooth conduct of election for BJP.
Dearest Ritisha Every single moment of your life is so precious to us. Each and everyday you bloom like flowers, you make us laugh, joy and make us more. We thank God for this wonderful day as you step in to another years ahead. We wish you all the best in your future endeavour. Happy birthday and many happy returns of the day. From Papa, Maa, Brothers. ________________________ Dearest Wangngo!!
The youngest among the families and the most lovable among the families. As you celebrate your 1st birthday today, we wish you to have the most blessings life as you step into another year. HAPPY BIRTHDAY and we love you so much. God bless you. Loving Families from Kohima, Mon, and Sheanghah. ____________________________
Bro, Mar. As you grow a day older than yesterday, we pray for your good health and long life. HAPPY BIRTHDAY & God Bless You Richly. From: Family Members. ______________________ Jonathan Jhemphang
You are a blessing to us dear Jonathan Jhemphang. May God guide you and bless you in your endeavours. Wishing you a very very happy born day. Happy Birthday. with love: Mum, Dad, bro and sisters .
Over 1,300 people died of AIDS in Mizoram since 1990 Aizawl, Dec 1 (PTI): Over 1,300 people have died of AIDS in Mizoram out of the 13,040 HIV positive cases identified since October 1990, Mizoram State AIDS Control Society
(MSACS) officials said on World Aids Day today. They said the situation in the state was alarming as over 60 per cent of those living with HIV were infected through sexual contact, with many of them
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MELURI : NAGALAND
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Whereas Smti. Wathietshü of Meluri Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to claim family pension and other dues against her Late Shri. Wietho SDO (TC) EE PWD (H) EDN. Therefore, public are hereby invited to file claims/objections if any within 30(thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated period, succession certificate shall be issued in her name. JOHN TSULISE SANGTAM Additional Deputy Commissioner Meluri: Nagaland K-4362 BEFORE THE JUDL. MAGISTRATE 1ST CLASS/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR : NAGALAND
DECLARATION ONE AND SAME PERSON
I, Smti. G.VILIKA LOTHA @ VILIKA LOTHA @ VILIKA, aged about 34 years, W/o Marius Lotha, resident of Thahekhu Village Dimapur Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under. 1. That, I am bonafide and law abiding citizen of India by birth and competent to declare this affidavit. 2. That I swear this affidavit to declare that my name has been entered/ recorded as "G. VILIKA LOTHA" in my Marriage certificate, but my name as has been entered/recorded as "VILIKA" in my PAN Card and Aadhar Card bearing the A/c No : AWGPVO714L and Aadhar No. 432572246513 respectively, and also in my S.B.I Joint Account Pass Book bearing A/c No: 36192313541 my name has been entered/recorded as "VILIKA LOTHA". 3. That I further swear that the Name's "G.VILIKA LOTHA, VILIKA LOTHA, VILIKA", pertains and belong to one and the same person i.e. me. 4. That, this declaration has been made as a piece of evidence to be used for all purpose. 5. That, I further declare that the information furnished is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and verified before me on this the 30th day of Nov. 2016. Notary Public Regd. No. 2710/16 Date : 30/11/16
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Principal District and Sessions Judge Mokokchung
OBJECTION NOTICE NO.PRN/JUD-5/SC/Pt-I/2016/328
Dated Peren the 21st Nov. 2016
Smti. Ihangsile, W/o Late Iganglung of Peren Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate in her name to draw NPS/GIS/Leave encashment/Bank account No 11596922344 etc. Public are hereby invited to file claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in her name. Zarenthung Ezung Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Sanat Kumar Jain Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Chandra Prabha Jain relation wife R/o H.No. 6(C) G S Road, Dimapur to draw his/her family pension, Bank Acct, etc., who expired on 18.12.2015. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 24.12.16. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 23rdh day of November 2016. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-9823
PITHI TSA Khristo jelono aghami kumtsu lau 2018 mipe lo Centenary Jubilee shini ye akeu ghenguno Aphu khaqhi lukeu mipe 1904 eno ayekulu mipe 1918 lono 2016, kutolo Sumi Settsu phu lono ikowove kemi tughalalo chekemi Aghami / Amalimi / Amulimi hipau gho lo akhoto shi 1918 lono 2016 mipe kutolo aghami shi aghimu, shoinami shi aghinamu akukuhou lo aqheu kumulla local / women / youth/ sunday school lo mula ighive kemi Dt. 9 to 11 Dec. 2016 tsala lo Christmas zuiqe eno kulakishi (Alu pekikili) kighini hoho shi akeu lo ighi no okighini be tsu peni ke kumtsu lau Ampeu Alhou zhelono qhunizhu ani. LUKHEZU A.Y.Z. Gen. Secretary Centenary Jubilee Planning Board Sumi Settsu Baptist Church
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positive people was 1.19 per cent of the state’s population according to the 2011 census, the officials said, adding that the percentage against the number of blood samples tested was 2.35.
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND
Date : 25.11.16
I, Shri. Baburam Shrestha, S/o Late Man Bahadur Shrestha, permanent resident of Bakenswara, Zone Gandaki, District-Gorkha, Bungkot-4, Nepal, presently residing at Sangtemla ward, House No. 122, Mokokchung town, P.S-Mokokchung, District-Mokokchung, StateNagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and state as under : 1. That, I am the deponent of this affidavit. 2. That, my name is Shri. Baburam Shrestha as recorded in all my official documents, whereas my name is inadvertently entered as Shri Baburam Newar and also my Father's name a Shri. Dol Bahadur Rai in my service sheet as a result there appears to be different person which in fact are the same and one person. 3. That the suffix words "Shrestha" and "Newar" stands for the same and one title. 4. That whenever the above mention name appears it should be read and known as Baburam Shrestha. i.e., my real name and shall be used for all intends and official purposes from the date of this declaration. The statements given above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared this affidavit before me by the Deponent today the 25th day of Nov. 2016 at Mokokchung, Nagaland DC-2673
not belonging to risk groups. Unless the NGOs and churches do not make concerted efforts in combating it, the future of the state would be extremely bleak, they added. The number of HIV
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CHUCHUYIMLANG STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND
The 41st Annual General Meeting cum Picnic of the Chuchuyimlang Students' Union Dimapur will be held on 3rd of December, 2016 at 10:00 A.M at T.L. Angami Park Chumukedima. Shri. Senti Ao, IAS, Secretary to the Government of Nagaland has kindly consented to grace the programme as the main speaker. All the members of Chuchuyimlang Students' Union Dimapur are hereby informed to attend the Annual General Meeting cum Picnic positively. For further information please contact : Imtiba Pongen President, CKTD # 9856316113
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India can end HIV & AIDS epidemic by 2030: Nadda
NEW DELHI, DEC 1 (PTI): Union Health Minister J P Nadda today said around two decades ago India was predicted to be the AIDS capital of world but has now “successfully arrested” the epidemic of HIV and claimed that the country can end it by 2030. “Our concerted efforts and strategies have been able to see a success story of India. We can now safely say that we can end the HIV and AIDS epidemic by 2030,” Nadda said during an event to mark World AIDS Day. “There is a consistent decline in HIV prevalence over the years, 57 per cent reduction in the incidences of new infections, and 29 per cent decline also in the number of AIDS-related deaths,” Nadda added. Stating that the Centre has taken major policy decisions towards strengthening the fight against the epidemic, Nadda said that
Rs 4.7 cr in new currency seized NEW DELHI, DEC 1 (PTI): In the biggest seizure of cash in new currency post demonetisation, the Income Tax department today confiscated over Rs 4 crore during searches in a dozen premises in Bengaluru and other locations. A team of over 50 I-T sleuths and police personnel launched operations early morning and searched premises in Bengaluru, Chennai and Erode (Tamil Nadu). “During the course of searches Rs 4.7 crore cash in new denominations of Rs 2000 and 0.3 crore in old/smaller denominations totalling Rs 5 crore and 7 kg bullion worth approximately Rs 2 crore were found in a flat owned by a civil contractor..” the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said in a statement here.
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his Ministry has already implemented cut-off level for initiation of Anti Retrieval Therapy (ART) to CD4 count of 500 and is working to raise the bar further to treat every patient. “Government has taken major policy decisions towards strengthening the fight against the epidemic. It has been decided that the National AIDS Control Programme will continue as a Central Sector Scheme. “The Ministry will start ART and the cut-off level for initiation of Anti
Retrieval Therapy (ART) will be raised to a CD4 count of 500. This has been now implemented and we are working on raising the bar further to treat all and have started discussions on those lines,” he said. The Union Health Minister said the government is presently treating more than 10 lakh patients with free ARV therapy. He said that the third line ART is now available free under the ART programme. He released the ‘NACO My Stamp’, HIV counselling and testing services guidelines and a booklet on assessment of blood banks in India. Nadda also launched the NACO Mobile Application having a risk calculator on HIV and AIDS, service directory addressing myths and misconceptions regarding the disease and a link for a National Toll Free AIDS Helpline and Social Protection scheme.
10-day Hornbill Festival begins (From p-1) The chief minister also expressed hope that Nagaland, which is being considered as geographically isolated from mainland, would soon become a thing of the past, with the coming up of “Act East Policy” and Hornbill Festival recognized internationally. He described the determination of the Naga people to preserve the rich culture and tradition as “the hallmark of our identity.” Speaking on the occasion as guest of honour, Assam chief minister, Sarbananda Sonowal, said the festival was a great opportunity for the people of Northeast in general and the Nagas in particular to showcase the rich culture and tradition of the Northeast. Sonowal was confident that Hornbill Festival would bring closer understanding within the people of Nagaland, where every tribe could showcase their unique culture and tradition. He was also hopeful that the festival would boost the ties and relationship of Nagaland and Assam, adding that peaceful coexistence would be strengthened. In his speech, he also touched on the cordial relationship maintained between Assam and Nagaland during the Ahom Kingdom. “We need to work together in mission mode and give a boost
India rules out talks with Pak NEW DELHI, DEC 1 (IANS): India on Thursday ruled out any talks with Pakistan, saying it took “very seriously” the killing of seven soldiers in the Tuesday terror attack on a military base near Jammu and “will do what it feels is required for our national security”. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said the cross-border terrorism emanating from Pakistan cannot be taken as the new normal
and asked Islamabad to stop using terrorism as an instrument of its foreign policy. “We are awaiting detailed information on the specifics of the Nagrota attack before we decide on the next steps. But I do wish to emphasise that the government takes this incident very seriously,” Swarup said. The remarks came two days after militants disguised as policemen stormed the military base in Nagrota, some 15 km from Jammu.
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No.RCN/Tender/649/2013-Vol-V Dated Jharnapani the 30th November, 2016 RE-TENDER NOTICE Sealed quotations are hereby invited from the reputed Firms/ Suppliers/ Manufacturers/ Authorized Dealers for the supply of 50 KVA three phase water/coolant cool generator set manual/ automatic. The bid should reach the office of the Joint Director on or before 2.00 PM of 14th December, 2016. For details please visit our website www.icarnagaland.nic.in or office during office hours. Sd/Asstt. Administrative Officer DC-2671
TENDER NOTICE 50 COMPANY ASC (SUP) TYPE 'C'/SUPPLY COY ASC, DIMAPUR AND HQ 3 CORPS (ST) 1. E-Tenders/Offline Tenders are invited for supply of Sugar, Edible Oil, MM Food, Dal, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Butter Tinned, Animal Ration, Juice, Biscuits, Almond Giri and other Misc Food items, FOL Product (Grease, Oil, Lubes and Hygiene Chemical), Office Equipments and Stationery items, Depot Contingency Stores( Paints, Twine Juite, Tarpoline, Thread, Ghee Trays, Pad Locks, De-Humidifiers, Sealing Wax, Cutting Palsh etc), LPG Appliances including spares parts and Computers and its peripheral (UPS, Printers, Multi Function Devices, Zerox Machine etc) as and when required at Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C' and HQ 3 Corps (ST) for the period from 01 Feb 2017 to 30 Apr 2017 from original manufactures/authorised C&F Agents/Agents/Distributors/Stockiest meeting AGMARK/BIS/FPO certifications of their products as well as FSSAI regulations for Food products and ISI certification for LPG and other products. 2. The tendering for purchase of more than Rs. 2,00,000/- will be carried out by the process of e-procurement through Central Public Procurement Portal of NIC (http:// eprocure.gov.in). Tender forms can be downloaded from Central Public Procurement Portal of NIC (http://eprocure.gov.in) as per Notice Inviting Tender (NIT). Detailed instructions will be issued to the Contractors/firms by this HQ through Notice Inviting Tenders (NIT) on CPP Portal of NIC (http://eprocure.gov.in). 3. The Tendering for purchase of below Rs. 2,00,000/- will be done manually by placing Sealed Tender box in office complex at Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C. Quotations should will be placed in the Sealed Tender Box in sealed envelope on the day of tender which will be intimated in advance through notice board placed at Main Gate of Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C'. 4. For any enquiry regarding tender, contractor/firms visit Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C' on any working day between 1OOOh to 1330h/ email-50coyascsupply@gmail.com/ and contact OC, 50 Company ASC(SUPPLY) on telephone No-3862-233853. DP-9821
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national/state to Saabka Saath, Saabka Vikas,” Sonowal. On the border issue, Sonowal suggested constituting committees, comprising of MPs and MLAs and local people to undertake visits to the border areas in order to facilitate confidence building measures and strengthen mutual trust and a sense of togetherness. Recalling his meeting with Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang on October 17 at Kaziranga, he termed it as a fruitful dialogue, wherein they agreed to work for a lasting solution in the areas of illegal migration, life and security to the people of both states and cultural and sporting exchanges between the two states. Sonowal also sought cooperation from Nagaland to work in areas of mutual interest like Rhino poaching, intelligence sharing on extremist activities and crime control in both states. Earlier, marking the inauguration of the 10-day long celebration, traditional blessing was offered by Guru Sangyusang Pongener of Ungma village under Mokokchung district while the inaugural celebration of “Unity in Culture” was presented by Sky Entertainment. Traditional folk dances were presented by various cultural troupes- Chingdang Village (Konyak), Waromong Village
(From p-1) It said BJP should realise that it won only one seat in 2013. NPF said the reason the state BJP “has suddenly become so arrogant” was because of the NDA running the union government. Patton clarifies: After denouncing the Governor at the November 29 CEC meeting in Kohima, Nagaland Home Minister Y. Patton has drawn attention on the November 30 news report which quoted him as saying “Raj Bhavan has been turned into a place for RSS, BJP and Heraka”. In a clarification issued through his PS, the minister claimed he was quoted out of context. Patton said he had only said that “not only the RSS, BJP and other section of people but NPF leaders should also pay a courtesy visit to the Governor from time to time, as he is the head of the state.” Claiming that a portion of his speech was not reported, Patton said as an elected member, he held the “highest respect for the Governor.” Patton therefore, expressed his deepest concern that, “at any cost, the propriety and sanctity of the Raj Bhavan should be maintained.”
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1. Applications in prescribed form are invited till 4:30 PM of 19-12-2016 from candidates, who (a) Must be holder of degree in law granted by a recognized University established by law in India, (b) Must not have completed, as on the last date fixed for receipt of applications, 38 years of age in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes and 35 years of age in the case of others for preparation of a list of selected candidates as well as for preparation of an additional list for filing up of 3(three) existing and 3 (three) anticipated vacancies in grade-III of Nagaland Judicial Service in the pay scale of Rs. 27,700770-33,090-920-40,450-1080-44,770 per month plus other allowances as admissible under the Rules. The total vacancy position may vary at the time of final selection. 2. 80% of the posts to be filled up by direct recruitment are reserved for the Naga Tribes namely Kuki, Garo,Kachari,Mikir or Any other, provided such persons are indigenous inhabitants of the State of Nagaland. Out of the 80% reserved posts, 25% shall be reserved for the persons belonging to the following 6(six) Tribes of four districts of Mon, Tuensang, Kiphire and Longleng (Category I): i. Konyak ii. Phom iii. Sangtam iv. Yimchunger v. Chang vi. Khiamniungan Further, 12% posts out of the aforesaid 80% will be reserved for the following Tribes in the proportion indicated below (Category II): i. Chakhesang/Pochury : 6% ii. Zeliang : 4% iii. Sumis of Kiphire District : 2% 3. No person shall be eligible for appointment to the service (a) unless he is a citizen of India, (b) if he has been dismissed from service by any High Court, Government or statutory or local authority: (c) if he has been convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude or who is or has been permanently debarred or disqualified by the High Court or the Union Public Service Commission or any State Public Service Commission from appearing in any examination or selection conducted by it: (d) if he directly or indirectly influences the recruiting authority by any means for his candidature and (e) If he/she has more than one spouse living. 4. The policy of reservation would be as per the Nagaland Judicial Service Rules, 2006 (as amended). 5. The duly filled in application form in the prescribed format along with all testimonials should reach the Registrar, The Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima Nagaland, PIN-797001. The envelope containing the application form and documents should be subscribed as ‘Application for direct recruitment to Grade-III of NJS, 2016’. 6. Self attested copies of all documents in proof of his/her educational qualification, Bar Council’s Registration (if any), Age, Certificate of practice (if any), Caste Certificate etc. along with 4(four) copies of recent passport size photographs should be submitted along with The Application Form. Indian Postal Order (IPO) of Rs. 400/- (four hundred) only for General candidates and Rs. 200/- (two hundred) only in case of SC/ST candidates, payable to Registrar, Kohima Bench, Gauhati High Court, Nagaland should also be enclosed with the application form. 7. The envelope containing the application form and documents should be dropped in the Drop Box kept in the premises of Kohima Bench, Gauhati High Court, Kohima, Nagaland during office hours on or before the last date fixed of the same may be sent by post so as to reach the aforementioned addressee on or before the last date. No application will be received/accepted after the last date fixed for receipt of application forms. The High Court shall not be responsible for postal delays etc. 8. The candidates will have to appear in Preliminary Examination (objective type multiple choices) of 100 marks (2 hours duration) which will cover English, General knowledge, Aptitude, Constitution of India, Code of Civil Procedure, Transfer of Property Act, Indian Contract Act, Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Evidence Act and Law of Torts. From the rank wise list to marks of the Preliminary Examination, 10 (ten) candidates will be called against 1 (one) vacancy in the ratio of 1:10 for the Final Written Examination. However, the High Court reserves the right to fix cut off mark in the preliminary Examination and call only those candidates to appear in the Final Written Examination who obtain the cut off mark as may be fixed by the High Court. 9. All candidate who obtain 60 (sixty) percent or more marks or corresponding grade in the Final Written examination shall be eligible for viva-voce of 70 (seventy) marks. Provided that Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates who obtain 50 (fifty) percent of more marks or corresponding grade in the Final Written Examination shall be eligible for viva-voce. This would be subject to the ratio of 1:3 of the rank wise list of marks obtained by the candidates in the Final Written Examination. In the viva-voce, out of 70 (seventy) marks the candidate will have to secure minimum 60% marks. Selection of candidates shall be made on the basis of marks obtained in the Final Written Examination and viva-voce, subject to the cut off mark indicated above. However, final selection shall be made subject to overall suitability to be decided by the High Court. 10. The examinations/viva voce and all other conditions for appointment shall be as per the Nagaland Judicial Service Rules, 2006, as amended. The candidates shall have to appear in the examinations/viva voce at their own expenses, as and when called for. 11. Mere inclusion of the name of a candidate in the select list or additional list shall not confer on the candidate any right of appointment. 12. Detail syllabus for the written examinations/viva voce is annexed with this advertisement. 13. All other matters which are not specifically provided in this advertisement shall be as decided by the Gauhati High Court. By Order
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(Ao), Phaijol Village (Kuki), Kithagha Village (Rengma), Phoyisha Range (Pochury), Pholami Dzuvekro (Chakesang), Mezoma Village (Angami), Tuensang Village (Chang), Yehemi Village (Sumi), Wokha Village (Lotha), Kachari (Purana Bazar, Dimapur), Sangphur Village (Yimchunger), Nsong Village (Zeliang), Orangkong Village (Longleng, Phom), Ekranipathar Village (Dimapur) Garo, Pathso Nokeng (Khiamniungan) and Angangba Village (Sangtam). A cultural troupe from Assam enthralled the gathering by presenting their colourful folk dance and songs. Senior pastor of Baptist Mission Church, Kohima, Rev. Moa Longchari invoked God’s blessing while parliamentary secretary for Tourism and host of the Hornbill Festival, C. Apok Jamir proposed the vote of thanks. The festival has been coined as “Festival of Festivals”, since it was a collaborative celebration of all Naga Tribes coming under one roof. The festival is also a tribute to the Hornbill, which is a revered bird for the Nagas, for its qualities of alertness and grandeur. The majestic bird is closely identified with the social and cultural life of the Nagas as reflected in various tribal folklores, dances and songs.
NPF stands by leaders’ statements
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Sd/( M.A. ALI ) Registrar(Vigilance)-cum-In Charge, Recruitment Cell, Gauhati High Court, Guwahati, Assam.
Dated Guwahati the 28th day of November, 2016
THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT AT GUWAHATI
(The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh) NJS GRADE-III SYLLABUS Preliminary Examination (Objective type multiple choices) English, General knowledge, Aptitude, Constitution of India, Code of Civil Procedure, Transfer of Property Act, Indian Contract Act, Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Evidence Act and Law of Torts. Final Written Examination. i. Paper-I: English - 100 Marks. (Duration: 3 Hours) a) Essay Writing b) Precis Writing c) Grammar etc ii. Paper-II: General Knowledge – 100 Marks. (Duration: 3 Hours) a) Objective Type b ) Aptitide Test iii. Paper-III: Law Paper-I – 100 Marks. (Duration: 3 Hours) a) Constitution of India b) Code of Civil Procedure c) Transfer of Property Act d) Indian Contract Act. Iv Paper-IV: Law Paper-II – 100 Marks. (Duration: 3 Hours) a) Indian Penal Code b) Code of Criminal Procedure c) Indian Evidence Act d) Law of Torts v. Viva-Voce: 70 Marks. Sd/(M.A. ALI) Registrar (Vigilance)-cum-In Charge, Recruitment Cell, Gauhati High Court,Guwahati, Assam.
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(The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh) Application Form for Grade-III of NJS (Advertisement dated 28-11-2016) Paste here a recent Name (IN BLOCK LETTERS): coloured passport size photo (Do Gender: not staple) and 3 Category copies of the same (Unreserved/SC/ST(P)/ST(H)/OBC/MOBC/PWD): photo should be Father’s Name: stapled in the top Mother’s Name: right corner of this form Date of birth (According to HSLC):
Age as on the last date fixed for receipt of Application forms: Address for Correspondence: Permanent Address: Spouse name (in case of married candidates, Write NA, if not applicable): 11. Whether candidate belongs to Scheduled caste/ Scheduled Tribe of Nagaland? If Yes, name of the Caste or Tribe and district in which the candidate Has permanent residence: 12. Educational qualifications (HSLC onwards): Sl. Board/Council/ Division/ Percentage No. Exam Name School/College/University University Class
13. Other qualification(s), if any (write NA if not applicable): 14. Courts in which practicing, the period Of practice and the branch of law practiced (Write NA not applicable): 15. Date of enrolment as Advocate (Write NA if not applicable) 16. Whether married or unmarried? (If married, a declaration to the effect that he/she has not more than one spouse living): 17. Is any FIR/Complaint/Criminal Case pending against you in any Police Station/Court? (If Yes, Give details): 18. Have you ever been convicted in a Criminal case? (If Yes, Give details): 19. Have you ever been debarred from any examination? (If Yes, Give details): 20. Whether you have ever been terminated from service and/ or whether any disciplinary proceeding had ever been initiated against you. (If yes, give details): 21. Whether income tax assessee? If so, PAN/GIR No., If any: 22. Telephone/Mobile No.: 23. E-mail ID (If any): 24. Indian Postal Order (IPO) No.: Declaration: I hereby affirm and state that the above mentioned information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Place : Date : Full signature of the applicant.
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opinion/EDITORIAL
Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 356 Dimapur, Friday, December 2, 2016
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t came as a surprise to some but perhaps not to many, when the dominant party in the DAN coalition - Naga Peoples’ Front(NPF)- shed its gloves and attacked the Governor on contestable issues raised by the latter. What has precipitated the current attack and counter-attack was the November 10 press conference addressed by the Governor during which he strongly criticised his government over rampant corruption at all levels. At the press meet in Kohima, the Governor, gave vent to his frustration and anger at the wholesale corruption in Nagaland that has been institutionalised by politicians in power, bureaucrats and businessmen. The Governor had been receiving a spate of memoranda as well as representations that highlighted various corrupt practices, some of which were documented. It may be that these complaints had been forwarded to the state government but which may have not received the needed and expected response. The NPF ministers had attacked the Governor for criticising his own government but they did not mention that it was on corruption. They could have at least assured to look into whatever complaints while urging the Governor not to go public. A major part of the problem is absence of an opposition. In a normal situation, the opposition acts as watchdog over the ruling party. Presently, there is an “opposition-less assembly” in Nagaland which in itself means, that all sixty legislators are ruling coalition members. It was however, a small comfort that one independent legislator, through circumstances, was somehow made to take up the challenge of articulating his views freely and without fear of the suppressive diktat. The “opposition-less/all-party government” is more of a reflection of the loss of moral compass than claiming that it was due to a necessity of coming together for the sake of Naga political solution. Even if there is an opposition, it wouldn’t have made any difference to the eventual outcome of the Naga political talks for two reasons. First, all elected members, irrespective of ruling or opposition, have been united in supporting early solution to the Naga political issue. Secondly, neither the state legislators nor the government are involved in the negotiations so they have no role to play except pat themselves for merely being self-acclaimed “facilitators” or whatever term used. The absence of an opposition is actually not only an abnormal condition but also against the mandate of the voters. Due to such a condition, no meaningful debates have been held. Once a session lasted only for 15 minutes and also 28 minutes. This means no meaningful debate on any issue has been held because no ruling party legislator dares to criticise the functioning of any of the government departments etc. In parliamentary democracy, the ruling and opposition work like two hands and absence of any, would disable the democratic system. The entire situation also shows that there is no opposition to corruption in Nagaland. Acharya said his government’s performance could improve if there was a legislative watchdog not only to check corruption but also to discuss pressing matters in an open and frank manner. Also, the fact that the BJP has attacked NPF as corrupt while it is still part of the coalition, again reflects the height of political opportunism that plagues the entire political spectrum today.
DailyDevotion The Law and the Gospel
Whoever shall keep the whole law, and yet stumble in one point, he is guilty of all. —James 2:10 The moral law does not consider our weaknesses as human beings; in fact, it does not take into account our heredity or infirmities. It simply demands that we be absolutely moral. The moral law never changes, either for the highest of society or for the weakest in the world. It is enduring and eternally the same. The moral law, ordained by God, does not make itself weak to the weak by excusing our shortcomings. It remains absolute for all time and eternity. If we are not aware of this, it is because we are less than alive. Once we do realize it, our life immediately becomes a fatal tragedy. “I was alive once without the law, but when the commandment came, sin revived and I died” (Romans 7:9). The moment we realize this, the Spirit of God convicts us of sin. Until a person gets there and sees that there is no hope, the Cross of Christ remains absurd to him. Conviction of sin always brings a fearful, confining sense of the law. It makes a person hopeless— “…sold under sin” (Romans 7:14). I, a guilty sinner, can never work to get right with God— it is impossible. There is only one way by which I can get right with God, and that is through the death of Jesus Christ. I must get rid of the underlying idea that I can ever be right with God because of my obedience. Who of us could ever obey God to absolute perfection! We only begin to realize the power of the moral law once we see that it comes with a condition and a promise. But God never coerces us. Sometimes we wish He would make us be obedient, and at other times we wish He would leave us alone. Whenever God’s will is in complete control, He removes all pressure. And when we deliberately choose to obey Him, He will reach to the remotest star and to the ends of the earth to assist us with all of His almighty power.
Quotes
Wisdom is not what you know but how quickly you adjust when the opposite proves true.
~ Robert Brault
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, December 2, 2016
Post-mortem Land and its resources Appeal to minister RD & REPA of Republic of Nagaland
(Representation submitted for upliftment and implementation of Nagamese common language within the Naga inhabited areas, by Nagamese Baptist Churches Association Literature Committee.)
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Meeting of the Central Executive Council (CEC) NNC was held on 25th November, 2016 at Peace Hall, Chedema Peace Camp, Angami Region. Where the Meeting seriously viewed on the Rich Natural Resources of Nagaland vis-à-vis the unceasing nefarious activities of the puppet Nagaland state of India and so decided: On the protection and safeguarding the rich natural resources of Nagaland, the house viewed with utmost seriousness on the unceasing nefarious activities of the puppet state government of Nagaland, that whoever wilfully violates the interest of the Naga nation shall surely attract appropriate action from the Nation. To highlight the important and its implication decided to re-circulate the “Land and its Resources of the Republic of Nagaland”. Dated Urra June 29, 1994 issued by Periatsu Tubu Kevichusa Gen. Secretary, NNC, Nagaland. (Acüyi Vadeo, Joint Secretary Naga National Council (NNC). The Gover nment of India; actions: (a) The burning of almost all the through various agencies, had carried out exploratory works on the natural Naga villages by India. (b) The humiliation of Naga resources of the Republic of Nagaland. Up till date; the activities of the Indian women by India. (c) The inhuman torture of Nagas agencies being exploratory in nature only; the Nagas had only watch with by India. (d) The desecration of places of mild interest. Moreover the agreement between India and its servant the pup- worship by India. (e) The murdered of more than pet state Government of Nagaland; was for exploration only but never for one hundred thousand Nagas by India. exploitation. The Indian Government is liUnder the guise of exploration; able for damages and compensation; the Oil and Natural Gas Commission (ONGC) which is a Government of which even the entire wealth of India India undertaking; looted around would not be sufficient to adequately one hundred million tons of crude oil compensate the Nagas. It must be noted that India has from Nagaland. In return; the puppet not apologised to the Nagas for the state of Nagaland received a paltry countless, abominable crimes commitequivalent of 10 million US dollars; ted on the Nagas. Instead; India has from the ONGC. Now it has come to the notice of shamelessly tried to legalise its crimes by stating that all these were committed the Naga people that the Indian Govat the request of the puppet state Government is conspiring with its blue eyed ernment of Nagaland. Hence, without boy; to rob the Nagas of their mineral settling the issue of criminal liability by wealth and resources. Accordingly; this India; India cannot be given permission notice is issued for the information of to exploit our natural resources. all concerned. 8. It is pointed out herein that the 1. Nagaland is an independent; so-called Nagaland state is less than sovereign nation. Hence Indian pup- one fourth of the total geographical pet state government has the authority area of Nagaland. Likewise the populato barter away the rights of the Naga tion (of Naga blood only) of so called people. Nagaland state is less than one fourth 2. Only the collective will of the of the total Naga population. entire Naga nation, expressed through Hence the puppet government of its sovereign government, can deter- the so called State of Nagaland; which mine as to what is to be done about the is known for the last thirty years for a land and resources of Nagaland. government of bogus and proxy voters; 3. India has no right of owner- and supported by the bayonet of the ship or that of sovereign rule over Indian Army; has no moral authority to Nagaland. speak on behalf of the Naga nation. 4. Puppet state of Nagaland is just 9. Each and every square inch one of the numerous factions which of the entire length and breadh of had been set up by India in order to the Republic of Nagaland is the joint divide the Nagas. property of the entire Naga nation. 5. For a common National Institu- On this principle; Nagas have set their tion; Nagas have given their mandate blood, tears, toil and sweat. Hence no puppet state government only one and sealed it with customary oath. On the same subject matter; has the authority to enter into agreeNagas do not take oath two times. ment with any government concerning Hence puppet state government was lands and resources of Nagaland. Under aforesaid circumstances; never set up by mandate nor sealed by it has become the duty of the Naga customary oath. 6. The issue arising out of the National Council; to caution those Nagas concerned on the exploitainvasion of Nagaland by India and the consequent armed occupation till date; tion of oil and natural resources of Nais yet to be settled. Without settling the galand; that they are in extreme danger issue of aggression by India; no Naga of being condemned as traitors. can give permission to India to use even Periatsu Tubu Kevichusa, General secretary, Naga National one drop of oil from Nagaland. Council, Nagaland 7. Due to the following criminal
Hon’ble Sir, In inviting reference to the above cited subject, we the undersigned leaders of Nagamese Common Language Department of NBCA would like to submit few lines of prayers for upliftment and implementation of Nagamese common language within the Naga inhabited areas for your kind consideration and prompt necessary action. That Sir, during the 8th NBCA Annual Conference at NBCA office compound Kuda Village. Dimapur on 30th Nov.2016, we the leaders of literature committee of NBCA would like to apprise you with few important suggestions before your kind authority for early implementation of the Nagamese common language. That Sir, no one can deny that the Nagamese language is the common language of Naga in Nagaland since the British-Indian Govt. and now the same language is widely spoken in all parts of Northeast as well as in Myanmar. India though a vast country with huge population having diffeient distinct features have recognized Hindi and English as its official language and it is to be stated here that though illiterate Nagas who do not know the said two languages have high regards and respect for it and the Nagas do not have any objection for the said two language recognized as the official language for the Country (India). And in the like of Hindi and English there is nothing wrong if Nagamese is recognized as the official common language of the Nagas where the Naga villagers, their leaders, GBs, Village Chiefs and Ahngs and the people at grassroot level will warmly welcome the new development if uplifted and implemented the Nagamese common language successfully. Or for the Naga common language if the Naga National workers and their respective leaders bring out or introduced the Nagamese as common language for the Nagas, we are sure that all section of people shall warmly welcome it. Besides that, among many VIPs in Naga inhabited areas, Sir, you are one of the leader who have time and again expressed your concern for the upliftment of the Nagamese common language through publication and
public speeches which are very important for the development of the language. It is also highly appreciated that hon’ble Prime Minister of India Shri. Narendra Modi had taking keen interest in recognizing and tapping the important of Nagamese language to make it as a common language for the Nagas within the countryside. And it is a fact that Nagamese language is the only language where all section of Naga societies including the neighboring state and country communicate with each other. Therefore, the NBCA literature committee took this opportunity to brief you that, during your tenure, you will surely lay the foundation of the Nagamese language to be recognized as the official and common language in all the Naga inhabited areas with the help of the powerful prime minister of India Shri. Narendra Modi within a reasonable period of time. That Sir, it may not be out of place to mention here that Nagamese language is very much essential for the Nagas as a whole and the Nagas have no other language to substitute it for common communication. That Sir, it is worth to be mentioned here that, most of our Naga preachers while preaching the Gospel to the non Christian around the Naga country the only common language for communication was Nagamese language which has developed as the easiest language for the whole section of Nagas to understand and communicate with one another, And as such, the same Nagamese language must be uplifted and implemented as Naga common language as soon as possible. That Sir, in view of the few facts and its circumstances mentioned above, we hereby suggest the following for the upliftment and implementation of Nagamese language as Naga common language:1. There shall be only one Nagamese Bible and Nagamese song book for the whole churches in Naga inhabited areas. 2. There shall be only one Nagamese Dictionary and Grammar book. 3. That proper linguistic, alphabet and vocabulary should be worked out fairly and systematically in a very simple manner.
Framework agreement: Harbinger to Naga political solution! (From previous issue) Framework Agreement had influenced a new dynamism in the history of Naga, it has widen the avenue for cooperation between the two entities and both sides reaffirmed their resolve to strengthen their relationship in the highest level on the basis of Friendship, trust, and understanding for mutual benefit. Majority of the Naga People had democratically mandated in favor of the Naga solution with the coexistence of two separate powers with two nations. An intriguing facet of the Peace Accord popularly dubbed as the “Framework Agreement” though much write ups as well as poisonous abuse have been inundating in the press and social media. It is necessary for the true Naga to recognize that those who do not nurture any longing to settle down the Naga issue have different arithmetic such people are proximity to anti Naga and those who seed extremist ideologies reap a bitter harvest. The Naga must know that we have enter a decisive steps and unambiguous inclination in the recent few years
which firmly takes Naga steps ahead in her aspiration to be counted as one of the global attention, we must think that Naga solution is ordained for this 21st century makes her aspiration deserving. Naga people should also know that there can be no better platform to ponder our actions towards our goal if we missed this golden opportunity. The GOI has recognized the legal rights of the Nagas for integration and candidly proclaimed “No Integration No Solution”. Whether Nagas like it or not there is going to happen a win-win situation and transformation in the history of the Naga very soon, and we must not afford to miss these glorious moment. At this crucial stage when the whole Nagas are sincerely anticipating/ yearning for the final settlement there are some pocket of vested interest people trying their best possible to sabotage the Peace talk between the NSCN and GOI by projecting a new mechanism as “Nagas of Nagaland” and spreading a dangerous poison to convinced the people by their sinister appalling policy with a tagline “ The Content of
its FA” for their selfish desire to humiliate the most awaiting glorious day for the Nagas, but their vapid campaign will not deterred or shake the deep aspiration and dedication of the true Naga and the destiny of the Nagas which is now at the transition period to marked the glorious day. Naga should also thank and appreciate the NSCN for having internationalized the Naga Political issue to a great extend, they could withstand in establishing Naga in many International arena, viz. UNO,UNPO, embassy in USA, Thailand, Philippines, and Netherland in EU countries, to mobilize friends of Nagas at global level in support towards our Naga Political issue. God the almighty has been very gracious to the Naga people, ever since our leader set forth together to fight for the rights of the Nagas for the freedom of the Nagas to fight the occupational forces of India and Myanmar. From Simon commission in 1929 to the declaration of Naga Independent and also the May 16th, 1951. The hearing of Naga Plebiscite and Referendum supporting the freedom of the Nagas.
For this we civil societies and various Political leaders must steadfast and uphold the noble cause and stood firm as one people with one goal and also call upon all the Patriots of the NSCN to remain steadfast on the noble goal of bringing hope and happiness to the people who have long awaited for Peace and it is our bounden duty to respond full support and cooperation as a true citizen of Naga as a Patriotic noble duty. The Nagas are sure that NSCN will bring Peace and honorable negotiated settlement of the Naga goals. The Nagas should salute the Patriot, the Naga armies, the Naga leaders, who gave their life for the cause of the Naga nation and to the living soldiers, armies, leaders, who controlled the destiny of the Nagas, we pray that God will give wisdom and understanding to lead the Naga People, let us rededicate our self to the noble cause of the Naga freedom, reconciliation, unity and Peace to live a glorious life. KUKNALIM. (Concluded) Elian. Z. Lotha, (Elianzialotha77@gmail.com)
4. There shall be only one Nagamese Churches Association in all Naga inhabited areas covering Myanmar. 5. The Nagamese common language department should be set up separately and look after by Education Department with a separate branch of Nagamese language to assist it for the successful implementation as Naga common language. 6. In order to implement effectively and to avoid any confusion, all the existing books written and printed in Nagamese language including the Bible and song books should be abolished/set aside and bring out a common language books based on proper and uniform structures of Nagamese language. However the Nagamese Dictionary and Grammar, Nagamese Hymnal song book, Nagamese church manual, books, etc which already have released by NBCA, NCRC, UBCA NE-1 etc shall be referred. 7. A separate subject on Nagamese should be introduced in school and college level in Nagaland. 8. A state level committee should be formed with intellectuals and elders representing all Naga major tribes for consultation and successful implementation of Nagamese as common language. In view of the above mentioned points, we the undersigned prayed you to kindly look into the facts mentioned above and thereafter consider the case as genuine one and also on top priority basis and do the needful as require by the organization as well as the whole Nagas. N.Mhonbemo Patton, Convener NBCA literature committee; Rev. R. Meren, President and acting executive secretary NBCA; T.L. Angami, Founder senior advisor GB (village chiefs) Federartion of Nagaland, Member literature board; Dr. Hitoca Achumi, Member, Literature committee; Takowati, Member literature committee; Rev. Moses Murry, Member literature committee; J.S. Rengma, Member literature committee; Dr. Anto, Member literature committee; Enokali, Secretary, Christian education NBCA
Reader’s Post
Appeal to CE (P) general and transmission
Sir,
In reference to the previous letter dt. 02/06/15 the All Nagaland Electricity Field Worker Association ANEFWA have the honour to serve a reminder to the department concerned and government of Nagaland to take up the matter seriously for the common cause of all. 1) That Sir, most of the Power and distribution transformer are overloaded due to non-upgradation of transformer resulting Heavy load shedding. 2) That most of H.T and L.T transmission line, conductor are unable to withstand to carried the load due to non-replacement of old conductors created short circuited during the peak load hour which is directly effecting the transformer and subsequently harassment meted to the field staff for none of their fault by the general public is an intermittent happening which has crossed the bearable limit. 3) That the field staff unable to maneuver and cover up the working system of the department effectively / efficiently due to non-creation of sufficient numbers of post resulted delay in restoration of power supply whenever breakdown arises. In view of the circumstances given above your kind authority is requested to take up the Complaint / Reminder promptly with appropriate Government for necessary action and implementation. It is made clear that any future harassment by the public for non-implementation of the above shall be taken up by this association seriously and initiate agitation through out the state without any further reminder. Ayeto Sumi, president, ANEFWA(central) & Tepuhosul, general secretary, ANEFWA(central)
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
Assam CM inaugurates Dr. Nicky acknowledges citizens of Kohima Nagaland coffee exhibition
Dimapur: Assam chief minister, Sarbananda Sonowal on Thursday inaugurated the exhibition cum sale of Nagaland Coffee at Kisama. He was accompanied by Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang and cabinet colleagues from Assam and Nagaland. According to an official, the department promotes both Arabica and Robusta variety of coffee. The depart-
ment took up development of coffee in Nagaland in the year 2014 in collaboration with the Coffee Board of India with the aim of uplifting the economy of the rural people. Coffee has a number of health benefits, such as lowering the risk of type II diabetics, alezheuner’s disease, dementia parkinson’s disease etc. The department has teamed up with a coffee expert from South Africa, Dr. Pister to promote the production of coffee in the State. Dr. Pister will also be demonstrating the various process of coffee making like pulping, roasting etc and preparation of world class cappuccino, espresso etc.
DIMAPUR: Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Dr. Nicky Kire has thanked the citizens of Kohima who had taken part in the social work to beautify their colonies. thanking the citizens, Dr. Nicky Kire also made a special mention of the Ao community who had graciously came forward to help out in various places and at the same time distributing the much needed water. He said that it was not just for this social work but the Ao community had also beautified the fly overs at the Box-cutting, Phool Bari junction, Razhu point
as well as high school junction adding much more life to the faded fly overs. Dr. Nicky Kire added, “It is more blessed to give than to receive” and that all have truly lived up to the saying. He said that if all of us can do one small thing each in Kohima it would amount to something big for Kohima. Dr. Nicky Kire also said that Kohima was not only the capital of Nagaland but home to various tribes and therefore it belonged to everyone. In this regard, he also appealed the citizens that each one continue to keep up the good work even in the future.
Legal stall at Hornbill Fest BSS centenary celebration held in PVHSS Staff Reporter
Chief justice of GHC Ajit Singh inaugurating the legal stall.
sion, B.Yemlong Chaba, recipient of zonal (North-East) best para legal volunteers (PLVs) award gave a short speech. Yemlong spoke on behalf of all the PLVs of the state. The inaugural programme was attended by GHC registrar, Kohima Bench Y. Longkumer; commr. & secy. Justice & Law M. Patton; Kheshili Chishi, civil judge; Ajongba Imchen, registry staff of GHC, Kohima Bench, panel lawyers and others.
DIMAPUR, Dec 1 (NPN): As part of the centenary celebration of Bharat Sevashram Sangh (BSS), Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School (PVHSS) Dimapur organised a seminar on “The role of women in curbing the social degeneration” here at Pranab Jubilee Auditorium on Thursday. The seminar was divided into three sessions namely inaugural session, paper presentation, and Q&A session. The inaugural session was graced by Swami Chinmayanandaji Maharaj, secretary BSS Dimapur and Karbi Anglong. Swami in his speech informed that BSS is a vast network of volunteers across the globe dedicated to helping people in distress. The Sangha’s social welfare activities include disaster relief, spreading education, providing healthcare facilities, vocational training and upliftment of the tribals, he stated. According to Swami,
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BSS manages 200 schools/ colleges spread across the globe, 28 educational institutions in North East India including the first women’s college in Nagaland, Pranabananda Women’s College Dimapur. The spiritual leader also took the opportunity to highlight the Sangh’s activities for the welfare women and child, especially girl child in India. He lamented how society still tends to bemoan the birth of a girl child rather than celebrating as in the case of a male child and called for a change of mindset in this regard. Principal PVHSS Manoj Bhattacharjee in his introductory speech highlighted the vari-
ous activities of PVHSS and BSS. Earlier, the inaugural session commenced with garlanding the portrait of Sri Sri Guru Maharaj and lighting of lamp. Sharmistha Mukherjee, S/T presented the opening song. In the second session, intellectuals, scholars, and experts comprising Prof. Majakhan Kamei of PWC Dimapur, Prof. Pradip Chakraborty of PCC Dimapur, principal of St. Paul HSS Dimapur Sister Ronit, Prof. Dulal Mazumder of PCC, and principal Immanuel College Dimapur Saratchandra Singh presented papers on the topic. The session was chaired by principal PWC, Uma Bhowmick. Later, there was question hour and conclusion. A summary of the seminar was delivered by the chairperson. Ashok Kumar Ray (Sr.) A/T and Rahul Bhattaacharjee S/T delivered vote of thanks. The programme was conducted by Arijit Bhattacharjee S/T.
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Play Group *We follow Xseed curriculum. AGE 2+ Years *Well planned, stimulating activities using IQ toys. *Fully furnished and air-conditioned class room. Nursery *Spacious play area with play station and toys for gross motor development. AGE 3+ Years *Educational field trips to broaden the child’s horizon. KG - 1 *Nutritious, well balanced meal plan. (Lower Kindergarten) *Periodic health and Dental check up. AGE: 4 + years *After school care.
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1. Pre-Primary 2 nos. Qualification: BA/B.Ed/PSTE 2. Primary 1 no. Qualification : B.Sc/B.Ed. (To teach Math and Science) 3. Cashier 1 no. Qualification: Class 12 Pass with Computer Knowledge. Must be sincere and trustworthy. Handwritten application/Resume and relevant documents to be submitted on or before 5th Dec, 2016 Shortlisted candidates shall be informed over phone. Contact: 7005654317 K-4368
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Applications are invited for the following posts in Kohima
Impulse Group of companies Recruiting candidates below 28 years of age for various positions, Earn Rs. 500/- to Rs. 1000/- per day and get fixed stipend between Rs. 3000 – Rs. 8000 P.M After completion of Probationary training, salary between Rs. 35000/- to Rs. 85000/- P.M. Contact ASU-MAX Office Super Market O.B-10 Super Market near Auto Driver Union Office Dimapur - (03862)227834. DP-8930
failing to attend would face consequences. Unavoidable circumstances would be accepted with application and proof. WTC informs: Wokha Town Council administrator, Hotolu Swu has informed that in view of the approaching of Christmas and New Year festivals, all shop keepers, business establishments and other residential building especially located at National Highway and other main roads of Wokha town have been informed to white wash or paint their shops and residential buildings and illuminate with colours of light to beautify the town throughout the happy festivals. All are requested to co-operate with the authority and comply with this order in the interest of general public of the town. Mokokchung to observe WDA: Mokokchung district would observe World Disability Day (WDA) 2016 on December 3 at 10 a.m in the MMC conference hall, with DC Mokokchung Sushil Kumar as chief guest and Rev. Dr. Mar Atsungchanger executive secretary ABAM, Impur would pray for the Person with Disability and Children with Disability. Representatives from Churches, village council members, well wishers, NGOs, parents of PwDs/ CwDs and PwDs/CwDs would attend the programme organised by Care and Support Society in collaboration with Mokokchung District Legal Service Authority. NAPAD to celebrate World disabled day cum pre-Christmas: Nagaland Parents’ Association for Disabled (NAPAD) would be celebrating “world disabled day cum pre-Christmas” on December 3 at 10 a.m. in the Highland park, below Indira Gandhi stadium, Kohima with the theme “achieving 17 goals for the future we want”, with minister of Forest and Climate Change, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire as the chief guest and director, Social Welfare, T. Merangtsungba Aier as guest of honour. All NGOs and well wishers have been requested to come and participate in the programme. NAPAD would be providing transportation from certain designated junction.
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WSSU presidential meeting: Western Sumi Students’ Union (WSSU) has convened its presidential meeting on December 3 at 10 a.m at its Hiyam (WSH Office) Chekiye village, Dimapur. All unit presidents and general secretaries under WSSU have been requested to attend the meeting. ATUD advent Christmas: Akuluto Town Union Dimapur (ATUD) would be celebrating advent Christmas on December 3 at 1 pm in the residence of Kazheto Kinnimi in Ikishe village. All members of ATUD along with family members have been requested to attend the celebration. SC meeting: Sumi Council (SC) East Dimapur Hq. Purana Bazar would hold a meeting on December 3 at 8 a.m in the council hall Purana Bazar. All the executives members and office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting positively. ANGDA appeals: All Nagaland Government Drivers’ Association (ANGDA) appeals to all the government drivers who have been detailed as guest duty during Hornbill Festival to perform their duty diligently for the wellbeing of individual as well as for the drivers association in general. DPDB meeting Tuensang: Tuensang District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) monthly meeting for December would be held on December 6 at 11 a.m in the Deputy Commissioner conference hall. All the DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting. RASU golden jubilee meeting: Ralan Area Students’ Union (RASU) golden jubilee meeting has been convened on December 3 at 2 p.m in the residence of Lichio Kithan, Duncan Basti, Dimapur. All the committee members as well as the executive members have been requested to attend without positively. MSU informs: Mekokla Students’ Union (MSU) has informed that the 65th annual session would be held on December 26 cum general meeting on December 27. It is mandatory for all its members from class 8 uptill educated unemployed level to attend both the sessions. Any members
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Sarbananda Sonowal inaugurating the exhibition cum sale of Nagaland Coffee at Kisama on Thursday. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Ten-day Legal Awareness Stall organised by Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) was inaugurated by chief justice of Gauhati High Court & patron-in-chief of NSLSA justice Ajit Singh and judge of Gauhati High Court and executive chairman of Arunachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authority justice A.K.Goswami on December 1 at Naga heritage village, Kisama. At the inaugural ses-
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PERFECT BEAUTY SALOON 1. Hair Straightening a) Shoulder Length b) Long length 2. Facial : a. Papaya b. Gold c. Acne 3. Hair Spa (any length) 4. Highlight (per foil) 5. Hair Colour (any length) -
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Near Kuhuboto Gate Highway Touch Length : 113 x 107 Breadth : 50 x 50 Price : 3,15,000/-
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at NAHARBARI 45.5 x 100
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Terrace Field between Shoxuvi & Zutovi Village 5 Acres Rs. 45 Lakhs Contact No : 7422062347
Show Room Condition Co. Tyre, Model : Dec. 2008 Km. 27000 only. Price : 1,75,000
Contact : 9856617546
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2007 Model NL-07 Registration Price : 2.30 Lakhs (Negotiable) Contact No : 8575012628 9856511462 DP-9765
FOR SALE ALTO - 800 LXI
Model - 2013 July Running - 20000 km Very good condition Music System with Power Window Price : 2.55 (Nego) Contact No : 8974503435
40/60 Sq. Ft.
with Building and One Shop near the road near St. Thomas School Nagagaon 28 Lakhs (Negotiable) No Broker
Ph : 9615353775/8131902555
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IN DIMAPUR 1. M.A English - 1 Post 2. M.A Pol. Sc. - 1 Post 3. M.A History - 1 Post 4. M.A Eco. - 1 Post 5. M.A Edu. - 1 Post
FIRST DRIVE
LEARN DRIVING at affordable Fees 4th Mile, Dimapur Contact : 8132919208
LOCAL TAXI FOR SALE MARUTI 800 (2013 model) Price : 1,80,000/Contact: 9856300441
TAXI FOR SALE
Vilhume Colony raffle draw result has been postponed to 24th Feb. 2017. Inconvenience is regretted.
nor under the proposed amended provisions,” the CBDT said. During search operations, conducted by I-T Department, there would be no seizure of gold jewellery and ornaments to the extent of 500 grams per married women, 250 gm per unmarried women as also 100 gm per male member of the family, it said. “Further, legitimate holding of jewellery up to any extent is fully protected,” it added.
VAN EURO-3 Local Taxi 2014 Model For Sale at Kohima Contact: 9856744771 FOR SALE
FOR SALE
MARUTI 800 (2007)
NL-01 C, KM Done : 36500 Price : 1.20 Lakhs (Nego) # 8974183551/9436658341
URGENT FOR SALE
Bolero 2015 - 6.20 lakhs Scorpio 2007 - 2.60 lakhs R.Enfield (cast iron) - 62000/-
Contact : 8414819323
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
1. BOLERO SLE 2010 NL 2. SWIFT VXI 2010 NL 3. EECO 7 SEATER NL 4. EON DELITE 2013 NL 5. SWIFT VDI 2013 NL 6. WAGON R VXI 2010 AS Sales, Purchase & Exchange Contact : 8730078444
FOR SALE
SCROPIO VLX 2007, 2008 SWIFT DZIRE VXI 2009 SWIFT VXI 2006 WAGON R VXI 2006, 2009 EECO A/C 2012 I20 ASTA 2009 A-STAR VXI 2008, 2009 ALTO 800 LXI 2012 ALTO LXI 2007, 2010, 2012 MARUTI CAR 2013, 2009, 2006 SANTRO ZING 2006 ZEN VXI 2006 OMNI VAN 2007 ESTEEM VXI 2006 GYPSY E-II Contact :Fellowship Colony
RESULT
KOHIMA ROYAL RAFFLE Organized by Royal Club Kohima
1 Prize (Rs. 200000) : 296 st
Consolation Prizes (10 x Rs 50,000/-)
: 385, 479, 450, 248, 144, 160, 205, 201, 300, 491
December Gift (10 x Rs. 20,000/-)
: 304, 503, 146, 263, 511, 126, 462, 394, 118, 167
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Sd/Convener Organizing Committee
MONGSENYIMTI BAPTIST AROGO Women Ministry Raffle Draw Results In Aid of Centenary Date of Draw : 1st Dec’2016.
1st Prize : 06376 2nd Prize : 07347 3rd Prize : 02918 Consolation Prizes : 10247, 09339, 01423, 04162, 09654, 05871, 06985, 07323, 00671, 10504, 00571, 03845, 10689, 09779, 00901, 07056, 10744, 09878, 02861, 07908, 05532, 00444, 08934, 05852, 00240, 07520, 05403, 00160, 08903, 10419. # Original ticket should be produced to claim the prize within 15 days from the date of draw. Sd/Organizing Committee Contact : 9436603888/ 985607110 DC-2672
NEW ARRIVAL
Santro (Hyundai)
AYL ENTERPRISE
Free Accommodation B.Ed Qualification will be preferred Walk in Interview from 1st Dec. Candidate should bring own hand written application with xerox copies of their documents from HSLC onwards. Ph. No. 9436018611/8014069096
2nd Prize (Rs. 100000) : 216
XUV 500 W6 (2015 Dec.) NL-02 Honda City (2015 Jan.) NL - 07 Scorpio M. Hawk (2013 Dec.) NL-07 Bolero SLX (2013) NL-07 Swift D'Zire (2012) NL-07 A-Star VXI (2013) NL-07 A-Star LXI (2011) NL-01 Maruti Car E-3 (2013) Contact : 9774715799
Model : 2009 Registration No : NL 07 Central Lock Colour : C Silver Price : Rs. 1,50,000/- (Nego) Contact No : 9774137477
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covered under the amended law, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said the government has not introduced any new provision regarding chargeability of tax on jewellery. “The jewellery/gold purchased out of disclosed income or out of exempted income like agricultural income or out of reasonable household savings or legally inherited which has been acquired out of explained sources is neither chargeable to tax under the existing provisions
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LAND FOR SALE PLOT FOR SALE POSTPONED Near Zion Hospital Purana Bazar (A) Rs. 270 Per Sq.Ft. First Come First Serve (Negotiable) Contact : 8575654464 8415969424 9612784964 DP-9792A
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HOME TUITION
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(with House) 4,187 sq. ft. Price Negotiable
(In and Around Dimapur)
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at LENGRIJAN
RUTSA DRIVING SCHOOL KOHIMA
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LAND FOR SALE
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LAND FOR SALE
Contact : 8575788736 8132862356
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at SEITHEKE BASA Ring Well & Proper Fencing 110x110 Rs. 16,00,000/1 Km from Refferal Hospital, Dimapur Contact : 9612640407/9436066877
INSTITUTE Near West Police Station ADMISSION GOING ON
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at KHERMAHAL near Ao Baptist Church Dimapur. Area of 7200 sq. ft. @ 1500/with Boundary Walls and Ring Well. Price Negotiable. Genuine buyers may contact : 9615089329 No Brokers
Any one interested in authorized 2 & 3 wheeler spare parts business can contact the following numbers. Contact : 8974073849, 8118959862, 8794004271, 9612164073 DP-9839
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Zonal Taxi ALTO K-10 NL-Reg. Model : 2013 Price : 2.4 Lakhs Mob. No : 8119006970
New Delhi, Dec 1 (PTI): Amendments to the I-T laws do not seek to tax inherited gold and jewellery as also those items that are purchased through disclosed or agriculture income, the government said today. The Lok Sabha earlier this week passed the Taxation Laws (Second Amendment) Bill, which proposes a steep up to 85 per cent tax and penalty on undisclosed wealth that is discovered by tax authorities during search and seizure. Dispelling rumours that jewellery would be
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Murise @ Diezephe : Highway Attach @ Rs. 110 Per Sq. Ft. No Broker Contact : 9615561824/7421073690
MD expressed satisfaction at the fast paced progress of the preparatory works and encouraged the workers to diligently work so as to ensure the success of the Fest. He also reminded that there would be lot of visitors from Nagaland and other states, besides well known personalities from all over India, especially from Bollywood. He encouraged the workers to keep in mind the essence of the Youth Fest and reminded them that the Fest was being held for the uplift of the Naga cultural identity and also to empower the youths towards selfsustenance and dignity.
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domestic bullion market due to paucity of funds too weighed on sentiments, traders said. The government on November 8 had scrapped 500 and Rs 1,000 rupee notes to crack down on black money, leading to a cash crunch. “Buying activity remained at a low ebb even at prevailing levels”, said Rakesh Anand, a Delhibased jeweller. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity slumped by Rs 350 each to Rs 29,000 and Rs 28,850 per 10 grams, respectively -- a level last seen on June 1. The precious metal had lost Rs 100 in yesterday’s trade. Sovereign traded lower by Rs 50 at Rs 24,350 per piece of eight grams. Tracking gold, silver ready dropped by Rs 735 to Rs 40,700 per kg and weekly-based delivery by Rs 835 to Rs 40,000 per kg. On the other hand, silver coins, held steady at Rs 74,000 for buying and Rs 75,000 for selling of 100 pieces in scattered deals.
URGENT SALE
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New Delhi, Dec 1 (PTI): Gold extended its slump for the second day and shed another Rs 350 to hit a six-month low of Rs 29,000 per 10 grams in the bullion market today amid weakening global trend and considerable fall in demand from jewellers at the domestic spot market. Silver went below the Rs 41,000-mark, tumbling by Rs 735 to Rs 40,700 per kg on reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. Traders said sentiment was downbeat, largely in keeping with a weak global trend as the dollar surged to its highest in at least a decade against a basket of currencies on strong economic data and signs that the US Fed is inching towards increasing rates, eroded the metals’ appeal as safe-haven assets. Globally, gold fell 1.25 per cent to USD 1,173 an ounce in New York yesterday. Silver too dropped by 0.81 per cent to USD 16.48 an ounce. A falling demand from jewellers and retailers in the
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the demonetisation exercise, he said: “As far as currency changes are concerned, once the demonetisation process is completed and the economy gets back to full stream, the size of the GDP will significantly expand, tax base will expand.” He added, “More money will come to the banks which will be used fruitfully for the betterment of the economy.” The finance
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minister said that though the initiatives by the central government might appear challenging, its long-term impact will be beneficial for the economy. The informal economy will take the shape of a formal one and the state would get more revenue since there would be no leakage, the minister pointed out referring to the impact of GST. “This will boost trade and commerce which in turn will help people at large,” he said. He spoke of states like Odisha that are in line for better infrastructure, health and education through much higher allocations, adding that the chief minister’s initiative to transform the state as a manufacturing hub could be better realised through the reforms of the central government.
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Bhubaneswar, Dec 1 (PTI): Rejecting apprehensions that the Indian economy would suffer due to demonetisation, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today termed as “game changers” the pulling out of high-value old notes as well as Goods and Services Tax, which is proposed to be rolled out from April 1. “I do believe that both (GST and demonetisation) will be game changers. This is because GST will ensure higher taxation as far as the Centre is concerned and also higher taxation for states. It is an efficient system. It blocks leakages. It will certainly help the consuming states like Odisha,” he said. Jaitley was speaking at the “Make in Odisha” conclave here. On the hue and cry over
DIMAPUR, Dec 1 (NPN): REM Group, a Nagaland business conglomeration, is all set to organize the second edition of the ‘Youth Fest’ at Chungtiayimsen under Tzurnagkong range in Mokokchung district on December 19 and 20, 2016. The Youth Fest, which is being organized on the theme ‘Peace, Progress and prosperity’, is being organized by the REM Group as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. In this regard, the Chairman & MD REM Group, Temjen Imna Along Longkumer, who is also the State Executive member & Co-convener (Finance) BJP Nagaland, accompanied by Supongmeren Hoki (State Executive Member BJP Nagaland, held a review meeting with the working committee and inspected the progress of the preparations for the Youth Fest. The REM Group chairman
No tax on ancestral jewellery; purchase from disclosed income
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group to organize GST, currency change to be ‘YouthREMFest’ at Chungtiayimsen game changers for economy: FM
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aga Chef Season 4 is back! After a rigorous preliminary round, eight contestantsRenphamo Ezung , Esther, Kiheto Sema, Toka H Chophy, L Renchanbemo Odyuo, E Chenithung Ezung, Rokokhono Rhiitso Nyekha and Kusa Lohe- have been shortlisted to vie for the Naga Chef season 4 title at Hornbill Festival, Kisama. The contestants will compete on “Culinar y round” today followed by “Pressure Task,” “Naga Pickle Round,” “My Signature Dish,” “Mystery Basket” and “Group Round.” Contestants will go through number of rounds that will
enable to identify different skills required to be a successful chef and entrepreneur. Naga Chef aspires to keep the age old Naga food recipes alive and to let the world discover the soul-filling and mouthwatering wonders of our local cuisine. The winner of Naga Chef Season Four will walk away with a cash prize of Rs. 3 Lakh and a surprise gift hamper awaits the the top three contestants. Naga chef is organized by Synergy Group Enterprise and supported by Department of Tourism, Government of Nagaland.
Government of Nagaland on the occasion of Statehood day. As the event coincided with World AIDS Day, Yhome also paid solemn respect to all the lives
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Dimapur on December 1 evening, an official bulletin informed. Addressing the gathering, Yhome extended greetings on behalf of the
took the stage on the first evening of HIMF 2016 and enthralled the crowd by belting out their popular songs. KK who had in the past sung some of the best songs for the biggest Bollywood stars took the Dimapur crowd down memory lane with his hit songs from the 90’s. An enchanted crowd swayed to KK’s soulful songs and sang along when the Indipop artist performed his hit songs-- songs that once ruled the lips of the youngsters. His ballads on love, heartbreaks, and friendship resonated with every person in the crowd.
DAY TWO
Highlights
Guest of Honour Mr. Vinay Sheel Oberoi, I.A.S Secretary HRD, GOI 8:30 A.M. Inaugural of online Registration of Farmers 8:45 A.M. Exhibition cum Sale of Handloom & Handicraft Products
LEADERS OF TOLUVI BAPTIST AKUKHOU AND TOLUVI VILLAGE COUNCIL TOGETHER IN ACTION "CLEAN TOLUVI"
9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Hornbill International Photo Fest (HIPFEST 2016) 10:00 A.M. Naga Chef Competition at Kisama 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Craftscape 2016 at Kisama. 11:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Northeast Cultural Day
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eputy commissioner Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome officially launched the Hornbill International Music Festival 2016 at the DDSC Stadium
that has fallen victim to the epidemic. Wilson Jami who spoke on behalf of the Medical department informed that this year World Aids Day was commemorated under the theme “Hands up for HIV prevention.” He regretted that the number of new HIV cases was not declining and informed that Nagaland has the highest prevalence rate in India. Students from visually impaired school also presented a special number in the function. Later, Krishnakumar, popularly known as KK, and his band from Mumbai
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Hornbill kids’ carnival underway
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arious indigenous games and activities as part of the kids carnival cum school and higher secondary competition commenced on Thursday at Children’s Park, Naga Heritage village, Kisama. The carnival is organized by Mutukhru Events in collaboration with Synergy Group Enterprise and supported by the State Government. Various competitions such as Hornbill Junior Photography (December 2-8), Fancy Dress (December 5), Muffin Decoration (December 6), Essay Writing (December 7) etc will be the highlight of the carnival. For the competition, students are categorized into 4 groups namely Group A (Class A to 3), Group B (Class 4 to 6), Group C (Class 7 to 9), Group D (Class 10 to 12). Games, activities and other attractions at the carnival include X Box, Burn Castle etc with emphasis on indigenous games like Baru (wooden go-kart), thulu (striking the beans), cethu vuhtsu (wooden top spinning) etc.
"All are One, Not Two"
CLOCKWISE 1st Row : Vikheto Yeptho Assoc. Pastor (Y) Atoshe Awomi Pastor, Vito K. Chishi Assoc. Pastor (Principal ICM), Lhovili Chishi Assoc. Pastor (W) N. Hetoi Yeptho Chairman D.B. Lina K. Yeptho Assoc. Pastor (Children) 2nd Row : T. Tozhevi Chishi Hd. GB, Ghutovi Awomi Chairman TVC, Angukato Zhimo Secretary TVC, Ghotovi Kinnimi Chairman VEMB, Agholi Tsuqu Assoc. Pastor (Lecturer ICM)
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s part of the Hornbill Festival the Eastern Art Council is holding the Hornbill International Photo Fest (HIPFEST) under the theme ‘Colours of Nagaland which is sponsored by the Department of Tourism. Inaugurating the fest at WW II Museum, Naga Heritage village, Kisama, principal secretary & finance commissioner, Temjen Toy lauded the participants for their talents and encouraged them to put more effort and concentrate on the concept to go forward and promote Naga culture. He also visited the stalls where photographs are being exhibited. Around 40 participants from different states are taking part in the photo fest. The winner of the competition will be awarded cash prize of Rs. 35,000, Rs. 20,000, Rs. 10,000 and two consolation prize of Rs. 5000 each respectively. The judges of the competition include two prominent personalities from Thailand.
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Cycle rally for tobacco and smoke free Dimapur
Cyclists during the ‘Tobacco Free and Smoke Free Dimapur’ Cycle Rally on Thursday.
Hornbill Naga Wrestling C’ship on December 7
Dimapur, Dec 1 (NPN): The 10th International Hornbill Naga Wrestling Championship 2016 scheduled to be held on December 7 at Amphitheatre Kisama Naga Heritage Village will be graced by Timikha Koza, president, Tenyimia Peoples Organization as the chief guest. The prize money for this years championship are first: The winner of this year’s edition will receive a cash prize of Rs. 80,000 while the runner-up will pocket Rs.50,000. The losing semi-finalists will also receive Rs. 20,000 each, quarter finalist: Rs. 5000 each and pre quarter finalist: Rs. 2000 each. Meanwhile, Naga Wrestling Association (NWA) has informed all well wishers and wrestlers that entry/registration for any interested wrestler within the state and outside the state (Foreigners) will continue till December 7. For further information, one may contact the mobile number 9612111544 or 8259023640.
Speaking at the occasion, CMO Vikato said, “young people need to bring change in this generation.” The cycle rally for tobacco and smoke free Dimapur will go down into the history of common effort to make Dimapur a healthier place to live in, he remarked. DNO Dr.Tetseo exhorted SCHE and its students to continue to collaborate and support the government movement till the dream of making tobacco and smoke free Dimapur is fulfilled. Principal of SCHE Fr. Dr.Policarp Xalxo congratulated all who made the rally possible, the medical
department of Dimapur headed by CMO, Commissioner of Police Dimapur, Liremo Lotha, SCHE Rector Fr. Tom Karthik, GSS Rector Fr. Chacko Karinthayil, Rally co-ordinator Avibou Nagi, NTCP members Medongunuo Pienyii, Akangnaro Jamir, staff and students of SCHE. Altogether 160 cyclists with placards and led by CMO Dr.Vikato participated in the cycle rally which covered Thahekhu village, Westyard, Blue Hill Station, Tragopan Junction, Burma Camp, Veterinary Junction, Don Bosco Statue Junction, Super Market and Salesian College.
England call Jennings, CSA wrestling, indoor sports meet concludes Dawson for India Tests L o nd o n , D e c 1 (Agencies): England have called up Keaton Jennings and Liam Dawson for the remaining two Tests against India. Durham opener Jennings is a straight replacement for Haseeb Hameed, who needs surgery on the broken finger he suffered during the third Test defeat in Mohali. And Zafar Ansari’s ongoing back problems have now ruled him out of the final two matches, prompting a summons for Hampshire’s Dawson, like Ansari an all-rounder who bowls slow left-arm. Dawson has played for England in both limited-overs formats but is yet to make his Test debut, while Jennings’ call-up is his first and follows a prolific County Championship season. The left-hander’s 1,548 runs made him Divi-
Dimapur, Dec 1 (NPN): Coinciding with the celebration of 53rd Statehood Day, a one-day volleyball tourney was held at District Jail Phek. The occasion was graced by PA to DC Phek Rasietho Kajiry. Speaking at the occasion, he likened the Jail to a vehicle workshop where defective/
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worn out parts are corrected. He also reminded the gathering that gone are the days when jail was a place of harassment but nowadays, it is not only a protection place of their life but a corrective/ reformation centre. Therefore, he urged the inmates to be repentant and make a new
holie Kehie emerged as the champion. Seyiesalie Nakhro, Rokotsizo Krose and Neizosielie Krose bagged the second, third and fourth place respectively. Anozo emerged as the winner in badminton and Khriesakedo bagged the runner-up. In men doubles, Neilhouzhalie and Khriesakedo emerged as the
Here comes again, the day of a great pang to you and your dear ones on this, the 2 nd December, 2016. Today, we bear with you, your cherished dream of having lived together for some more time on this earth with your dear family members- to see some of the good times to come in our life; to see and welcome your Daughters-in-law and your love to play with your grandchildren which shattered Singson but for the love and call of our Lt. Paokhothang ( 1923 – 2005 ) Creator, God, to be with Him at His appointed time. Albeit, your dying words, “ love each other alwayshate none of you; do not be scattered far away from one another- to enable you to visit each other; share and eat together always- not otherwise; maintain family altar always, ……………” still echoes in our ears. You are blessed and returned to where we all belong to- in good time. Pray for us to our Lord, God for His continuous blessings upon us. Your loving wife, children, daughters-in-law and grandchildren. K-4363
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25th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved
Late Mrs. K. Tsemoni Tsopoe
Born on : 16-01-1957 – Died on : 02-12-1991
25 years have passed since you left for heavenly abode on this 2nd December, but your memories still lingering as fresh as ever in our hearts, you were exceptional in all aspects, you are loved beyond words. May your soul continue to rest in peace till we meet again.
Loving wife, children, in-laws and grand-sons
Loving husband, sons, daughters and grand children.
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OBITUARY
of Late Inashe Sheqhi Swu
"The world and its desires pass away, but whoever does the will of God lives forever".
02.12.2014
1 John 2:17
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LT. KHUVOTALU VENUH
(29/01/1968 – 27/11/2016) We the bereaved family members, would like to convey our heartfelt and profound gratitude to each and every individuals, church members, colleagues, friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us physically, emotionally, materially, financially and through prayers at the sad demise of our beloved Late Khuvotalu Venuh, D/o Late Rudase Venuh on 27th of Nov. 2016. Our heartfelt gratitude to : * Lt. Col (Retd) Ape Venuh, * Toulazouma Village Council & G.B's Kilonser (NSCN/GPRN) * Chakhesang Baptist Church, Toulazouma * Chotisuh Sazo, Hon'ble Speaker, * Toulazouma Youth Organization Nagaland Legislative Assembly * Women Department, CBC, Toulazouma * K.G Kenye, Hon'ble M.P, Rajya Sabha * CYE, CBC Toulazouma * Neitsolo Venuh, Dy. Kilonser Steering * Chakhesang Welfare Society, Toulazouma Committee Member (NSCN/GPRN) * Phek Town Baptist Church * Kupota Khesoh, * Phekmi Welfare Union, Dimapur Ex-Chairman PTC & Family * Phekmi Women Welfare, Toulazouma * Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu, MLA * Doctors, nurses & staff of * K. Therie, President NPCC Nikos Hospital & Research Centre * Er. Vekho Swuro & Family * Doctors, nurses & staff of Eden Medical * Adv. Veprasa Nyekha (Retd) Centre, Dimapur District & Sessions Judge * SDEO & staff, Phek Town * Vekrosa Venuh * Prayer Warriors of different groups * Weku G. Kenye & family * Friends, neighbours and well wishers. We deeply regret our inability to mention each and everyone, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-9792(B)
winner while Rokozo and Anozo bagged the runnerup. Kevichükho Kire and Vithoselie took the first and second position respectively in table tennis. In the doubles, Kevilekho Kire and Vithoselie Terhüj, and Menuolhoulie Shüya and Visedelie Savino emerged as the winner and runnerup respectively.
beginning in their life and be a torch bearer of the society when released from the jail. The tournament is one of first of its kind program in the jail. Altogether, 3 teams namely Administration, Jail Staff and Inmates participated. The Inmates team emerged victorious.
18. UESI Nagaland 19. Patkai Christian College: EGF, EU, Ao Students Union, English Dept 20. SBI Golaghat Road Branch Dimapur 21. Seeds of Hope School, Chumukedima 22. NEMWA Fellowship 23. Mt. Saramati School, 5th Mile 24. N Friends (Sound system) 25. Ayongben SHG
Cycling expedition to pay homage to fallen soldiers
Dimapur, Dec 1 (NPN): Major General Somnath Jha, VSM (Retd), a decorated veteran is on a cycling expedition to pay homage to 21000 fallen heroes of Indian Army by visiting their memorials. He will be cycling over 12000 kms on bicycle, traveling every state in the country, over a period of seven months. The jour ney commenced from Ambala Cantonment on October 19 and after covering various locations in the states of Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Assam, the general officer has reached Kohima on December 1. Flagging in ceremony took place at HQ IGAR (North). The general officer hung his uniform this year September after a coveted tenure as a Chief of Staff 2 Corps at Ambala. The general officer is accompanied by his wife Chitra Jha for the noble cause.
Dimapur, Dec 1 (NPN): The 23rd wrestling and indoor sports meet of Chakhroma Sports Association was held at Medziphema local ground and Niathu Resort respectively on November 29 and 30. Er.Kevisekho Kruse, Chief Engineer, PHED, Nagaland graced the occasion as chief guest. In wrestling, Zhasak-
ATTRIBUTE
“And though after skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God” Job 19:26 The family of Late Lipokyanger Jamir, would like to thank all our friends, neighbors and well wishers for extending your valuable help throughout the prolonged illness till the demise of our beloved father, who passed away on 26th Nov. 2016. Your act of kindness and presence is greatly appreciated. May you be richly blessed for reaching out to us during our time of sorrow. We convey our gratitude also to :
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The CSA 2016 wrestling champions with the officials and office bearers.
One-day volleyball tourney organised
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1. Doctors and nurses of : - NECHRI Jorabat, Guwahati - Referral Hospital, Dimapur - Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur 2. Dimapur Mongsenyimti Senso Telongjem 3. Dimapur Mongsenyimti Tamang Telongjem 4. Dimapur Mongsenyimti Longjakrep Semchir Telongjem 5. Dimapur Chisa Sempo Kidong 6. Tepo Kiyi Semchir 7. Late. Süsünungba Zünga 8. Dimapur Langpangkong Senso 9. Duncan Fellowship, DABA 10. Duncan Male Voice 11. Diphupar B Ao Baptist Church 12. Diphupar B Ao Community 13. Diphupar B Ao Students’ Union 14. Yimchunger Baptist Church, Diphupar B 15. Yimchunger Union, Diphupar B 16. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Diphupar B 17. Sangtam Baptist Church, Diphupar B
sion One’s heaviest scorer and came at an average of 64. Both players are due to arrive in Mumbai early next week ahead of the start of the fourth Test at the Wankhede Stadium on December 8, live on Sky Sports. England must win in Mumbai to stand any chance of avoiding a series defeat, having lost back-toback games in Vizag and Mohali. Jennings hopes he will be able to integrate into the squad quickly and will look to county team-mate Ben Stokes to ease the ‘getting to know you’ process. “To be going there as a member of the England squad, I’m going to have to introduce myself to a lot of new guys I guess - because a lot of them I only know as opposition,” Jennings said.
Loving children & family members
We the bereaved family members of Lt. Ezamo Tungoe would like to thank most sincerely to each and everyone who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through prayer at the demise of our beloved, who left us for his heavenly abode on 20.10.2016. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Lotha Baptist Church 13.10.1945 – 20.10.2016 Purana Bazaar Dimapur. 2. Lotha Baptist Church Purana Bazaar Women Department. 3. Naharbari Village Council. 4. Lotha Union Purana Bazar 5. Ladies Fellowship Naharbari. 6. Lotha Baptist Church Randan Okho Purana Bazar. 7. Naharbari Lotha Colony Purana Bazar. 8. Outreach Harvest Ministry. 9. Mr. & Mrs. Zhehovi and family. 10. Paramedical Colony well-wishers Kohima. 11. Mr. & Mrs. Dr. T. Kikon & family. 12. Mr. Bishuma Janda Medical Naharbari. 13. Changsii New Fellowship Dimapur. 14. Mr. & Mrs. Chumthungo Ezung and family. 15. Mr. & Mrs. Nzamo Humtsoe.
Loving wife, sons, daughter, children, in-law and relatives
With love and thanksgiving to God for His faithfulness, goodness and mercies. It's been two years since you passed away. We miss you as much today as we did the day you left us for your heavenly abode. We always cherish and linger the memory of your endless care, love and affection. You are in our hearts and forever in our thoughts. DP-9808
Dimapur, Dec 1 (NPN): To create an awareness of the ill effects of tobacco and encourage people to choose life and not tobacco, Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) in collaboration with NTCP Dimapur organized a ‘Tobacco Free and Smoke Free Dimapur’ Cycle Rally on December 1. The Deputy CMO Dr.Antoly Suu flagged off the pedal rally at Thehekhu village gate. Dignitaries present for the event from the medical department were CMO Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi, DNO NTCP Dr. C. Tetseo, DIO Dr.Lenu Akum, ZHO Dr.Arenla.
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Loving wife, children, grandchildren and in-laws
1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY
of our beloved Lt. Nungshikaba
(06.01.1969 - 02.12.2015) With tearful eyes we watched you suffer and saw you slowly fade away. A year has passed by, on this day you left us for your eternal home, yet not a single day has passed by without you in our thoughts. The love which you left with us leaves a beautiful memory that no one can steal away from us. We miss you now and always. Loving wife, sons & family members. K-4361 K Y M C
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FC Goa beat Chennaiyin FC 5-4 in ISL
FC Goa players celebrate after scoring a goal.
M a r g a o, D e c 1 (Agencies): Sahil Tavora produced a gem of a finish, cutting in from the right and curling the ball past Karanjit Singh as FC Goa finished the Indian Super League on an excellent note, beating last-year’s champions Chennaiyin FC
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The highest-scoring game in the history of ISL saw many twists and turns as five goals came in 40 minutes. FC Goa came back with a bang in the second half but a John Arne Riise penalty in the 86th minute leveled scores.
Tavora’s piece of magic deep into stoppage time helped the hosts bag three points but the win did not effect any changes in the table as Goa still finish last, and Chennayin, seventh. Sahil Tavora and Rafael Coelho got two goals each for Zico’s side. The most frenetic firsthalf of the season brought as many as five goals with Chennaiyin finishing with the lead in the game. Jerry Lalrinzuala’s beautiful curling free-kick put his side in the lead, and Coelho brought Goa back in the contest by finishing Joffre’s superbly threaded pass. The away side got their lead back after 13 minutes as the impressive
Anirudh Thapa’s shot from close range was helped into the net by Goa keeper Laxmikanth Kattimani. It was 2-2 at 22 minutes with Joffre converting from the spot with absolute disdain. Dudu’s powerful strike from just inside the area put Marco Matterazzi’s side in the lead again. The Nigerian striker could have had more as his 10th minute strike only found the post. On the other side of the break, Goa had an excellent passage of play going early into the half. Chennaiyin could have stretched their lead had Gregory Arnolin not pulled off an outstanding goalline clearance from Daniel Lahlimpuia’s shot.
The Guars rallied and Tavora made it 3-3 after tapping in Coelho’s deflected cut-back. With 15 minutes left for full-time, the sparse support went delirious as Coelho got his second. Yet again, the Brazilian striker showed terrific instinct to get on the end of a through ball. The Goan striker showed great composure to find the net. The drama did not end there and a needless hand-ball in the box from Raju Gaikwad helped Chennaiyin equalise. Local boy Tavora, though, had other ideas and shot from a mighty difficult angle, and the ball struck the post and found its way into the net.
Southgate confirms Rooney as England captain LONDON, Dec 1 (Agencies): England manager Gareth Southgate confirmed Wayne Rooney will remain captain on Thursday as he faced the media for the first time since his appointment on a permanent basis. Rooney, 31, apologised after being pictured looking the worse for wear as he mingled with wedding guests at the England team hotel in the early hours during the most recent in-
ternational break. Southgate had dropped him for a 0-0 World Cup qualifying draw in Slovenia, but recalled him for England’s 3-0 win over Scotland, before injury forced the Manchester United forward to withdraw from the squad. “Wayne Rooney is the England captain,” Southgate told reporters at Wembley. “I said that from the beginning of the interim period. What’s also clear is
that I’ve only selected him to start in two of the four matches we’ve had. “It is not a case that Wayne expects to play every game. It’s important we develop more leaders in that group. “When I played for England at Euro 96, there were leaders throughout the team. Wayne has played an important part up to this point, but we also need to develop others.”
Macau, Dec 1 (PTI): Top seed Saina Nehwal rallied to register another narrow victory over Indonesia’s Dinar Dyah Ayustine to reach the quarter-finals of the Macau Open Grand Prix Gold badminton tournament on Thursday. Former World No. 1 Saina bounced back from a game down to see off Ayustine 17-21, 21-18, 21-12 in a match which lasted over an hour in the women’s singles competition here. However, it was curtains for Parupalli Kashyap and men’s doubles pair of Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy. Kashyap, who is on a comeback trail, put up a gallant fight before losing 13-21, 20-22 to Lin Yu Hsien of Chinese Taipei in a 45-minute duel.
Third seeds Manu and Sumeeth also fought hard before going down 20-22, 19-21 to Singapore’s Danny Bawa Chrisnanta and Hendra Wijaya. In the women’s singles match, Saina blew a 11-7 lead in the opening game to see Ayustine move ahead and pocket the game. However, a determined Saina dished out a more dominating performance in the second game as she zoomed to a 11-3 lead at the break. In the decider, it was the Indonesian shuttler who held a slender 4-2 lead early on but Saina turned the tables at 5-5 and moved ahead, opening up a 11-8 lead at the interval. Saina then reeled off four points to extend the lead and eventually sealed the match with another fourpoint burst.
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