November 19, 2016 by Nagalandpost.com

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DIMAPUR, saturday, november 19, 2016

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SC cautions govt of riots

Rejects govt’s plea to stay cases filed in all courts against demonetisation NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Friday warned that there “may be riots” and refused the government’s plea to stay cases filed against demonetisation in High Courts and lower courts across the country, saying “how can we shut our doors to people when there is a problem of such magnitude.” A Bench led by Chief Justice of India T.S. Thakur noted that people have started becoming “frantic” for money, braving queues for hours. The very fact that cases are being filed in courts all over is a signal that the problem is “serious and of magnitude,” it observed. “They are going to the courts for relief. We cannot shut our doors to the people,” Chief Justice Thakur pointed out, The Bench said it can consider the plea only to the extent of transferring the cases to Delhi. “This is very serious.

State govt issues advisory to citizens D I M A P U R , N OV 1 8 (NPN): Nagaland government in an advisory issued through principal secretary & finance commissioner, Temjen Toy stated that demonetised Rs.500 and Rs. 1000 currency notes can be deposited to one’s own bank account till December 30, 2016. Thereafter, deposit of old notes would be permitted only at designated branches of the Reserve Bank of India. Further, the principal secretary & finance commissioner said all cash deposits of Rs. 2.50 lakhs and above would be scrutinized and deposits not matching income would be questioned. Meanwhile, the state government has cautioned all tribals, who are exempt from paying income tax, not to allow any non-tribals from parking their money in the bank accounts of the tribals. Such action was illegal and would amount to conversion of black money to white, Temjen Toy stated. The principal secretary & finance commissioner said as per Central government’s directive, strict action would be taken against those involved.

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“Just thinking aloud. Wonder whether we can have the usual Hornbill with demonetisation?” K Y M C

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This is will require great consideration. People have become frantic, people are affected... There may be riots,” the Bench, also comprising Justice Anil R. Dave, voiced its apprehensions to Attorney-General Mukul Rohatgi. Rohatgi responded that there is no such tense situation prevalent. “That is completely wrong. People are patiently standing in lines,” he said. “No. There is suffering. There is difficulty and you cannot dispute that,” Chief Justice Thakur stressed. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal submitted that 47 people have died post November 8, as an after effect of the demonetisation. The Chief Justice Thakur asked why the government has a problem in dispensing enough cash. “Is there any deficiency in Rs. 100 notes? They have not been demonetised. Why are they not been made available at least?” he asked.

The government acknowledged that there is a shortage of Rs. 100 notes as the now defunct Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes formed 80 per cent of the currency in circulation before November 8. “Rs. 100 notes are not available. Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes was over 80 per cent of the currency,” Rohatgi owned up. Rohatgi, at the same time, denied any “cash crunch”. He submitted that there was only trouble dispensing the newly printed currency from the mints to all over the country — to post offices, ATMs, banks, etc. The hearing started with Chief Justice Thakur asking how the government reduced the limit of exchange of currency from Rs. 4500 to Rs. 2000 again despite the Supreme Court asking the Central government to do its best to alleviate the hardship of the common man. The Bench has asked both the Centre and Sibal to produce facts and figures on November 25, depicting the ground realities and sufferings caused to the people due to demonetisation.

Demonetisation: Newspapers fail to hit stands in M’pur Banks to work today Correspondent

Banks across the country will remain open on Saturday and follow normal working hours to complete pending work, but only senior citizens will be able to exchange notes at bank branches, said Rajiv Rishi, chairman Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) to news agency ANI. He also said that with the use of indelible ink, queuing had substantially reduced. “We have taken a view that on Saturday, the banks shall not be doing exchange over the counter of 2000 rupees. We will make an exception for senior citizens. But tomorrow we will spend trying to update our works and do the works in relation to our own customers,” Rishi added. Speaking to ANI, Rishi stated that ever since demonetisation was announced, all banks have been working for extended hours including holidays to ensure the public at large was not inconvenienced. “In fact, we have diverted all human resource to make sure that all those who stood in queues got their money exchanged, deposited and withdrawn.

IMPHAL, NOV 18: Newspapers in Manipur have become victims of the demonetization process, as publishers have decided not to carry out usual business citing reasons that the entire process has adversely affected them. As a result, no newspapers hit the stands on Friday. The media fraternity staged a sit-in-protest at Imphal’s Keishampat Junction under the aegis of All Manipur Newspaper Publishers Association and All Manipur Newspaper Sales and Distributors Association. They said after Modi gover nment decided to pull out Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes, distributors and hawkers claimed that newspaper owners refused to accept the ban notes. Though their (owners) actions were genuine, the distributors and hawkers said they were the ones to face the brunt. The unions further pointed out that when Modi government announced demonetization, newspaper establishments were not given the window period (November 24 midnight) to accept old notes like others.

Ruckus in Parliament over note ban NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (AGENCIES): Parliament was stalled for the second consecutive day on Friday due to ruckus by the Opposition parties, which were demanding in the Lok Sabha a debate on demonetisation under a rule that entails voting and the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Rajya Sabha for resumption of discussion on the issue. No business could be transacted in both the Houses due to pandemonium. In the Lok Sabha, the Congress and some other Opposition parties pressed for a discussion on demonetisation under a rule, which entails voting, that too through an Adjournment Motion, which means suspension of all business. Several notices were given by various Opposition leaders for discussion under the Adjournment Motion but Speaker Sumitra Mahajan rejected these, saying a debate could take place otherwise.Ruckus started soon after the House met for the day, with Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge demanding that the issue of scrapping of Rs. 1000 and Rs. 500 notes be discussed through an adjournment

Chaotic scene inside Rajya Sabha on Friday. (PTI)

motion and not the rule being proposed by the government. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar said the government was willing to discuss the issue and there was no need to press for an adjournment motion. As the din continued, the House was adjourned for nearly one hour till noon, minutes after it assembled. When the House assembled again for Zero Hour, the Opposition again pressed for moving an adjournment motion. But the Speaker rejected all the notices. Both Kharge and Trinamool leader Sudip Bandopadhyay insisted that the debate be taken up through an adjournment motion. As differences persisted and

Education institutions have to Associations urge govt to reconsider NPSC advt. be centres to empower: Acharya Wants state govt to follow

P.B. Acharya

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 8 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya, who is on a two-day tour to Mokokchung district, called upon Nagaland University and all educational institutions in the state not only to focus only on imparting education, but to be a true centre of empowering young people with knowledge and to become centre of development, a DIPR report stated. Speaking to students of

Fazl Ali College on Friday, Acharya said unless people are empowered with knowledge, Nagaland would not progress. Lamenting that thousands of Naga students study outside state, Acharya said there was an urgent need to restructure the education system in the state and also to put more focus on developing skills. “In spite of numerous institutions, there are thousands of students studying outside the state. What is happening in Nagaland?” Acharya wondered. He also encouraged the students of Fazl Ali College to wake up and understand that they need to contribute in order to build the state. Fazl Ali College principal, Chubayangla in her welcome address briefed the visiting Governor about

the college and its achievements since the time it was established in 1959. She informed the Governor that besides Science and Arts, the college would be introducing Commerce stream from next academic session. Later, The Governor also visited Government High School, Mongsenyimti and addressed the teachers, students and the public. Acharya in his address said “visit of a village by the Governor, is visit of the entire Nagaland State saying Kohima and Dimapur, the two major towns do not always reflect the image of the state”. The Governor also presented red blankets to all the GBs in the village. He also visited the State Agricultural Research Station, Yisemyong and interacted with the officials.

reservation policy order

DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): Seven associaitons representing engineers, agri graduates, veterianry doctors etc. have appealed to the state government to reconsider the NPSC advertisement corrigendum published on October 26, 2016 and to make the post which was reserved for Backward Tribe(s) (BT), open for all candidates on the basis of merit. The associatons inlcude-- Graduate Electrical Engineers Association (GEEAN), Association of Mechanical Engineers Nagaland (AMEN), Unemployed Civil Engineers Association of Nagaland (UCEAN), Forestry Graduate Association of Nagaland (FGAN), Agriculture Engineers Graduate Association of Nagaland (AEGAN), All Nagaland Unemployed Veterinary Doctors Association (ANUVDA) and Electronics & Communication Engineers Association Nagaland (ECEAN) . In a press note, the presidents of the seven associations pointed out that some of the posts in the advertisement were reserved particularly for a BT tribe, which they said were affecting the technical

graduates of branches like mechanical engineering, E&C, IT, CS, agriculture engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering and forestry graduates. The associations expressed dismay stating that when there were hardly any advertisements for branches like mechanical, E&C, CS and IT, it was not fair and transparent to give away even that one post, which advertised in the local dailies recently by the NPSC (CTE) for a particular BT tribe. They further said a representation was submitted to chief secretary on November 4 and a copy to the HoD’s of the concerned departments. However, no response was made so far, they added. Citing the reservation policy order no. RCBT-5/87(pt-II) annexure B-I 125 point rooster table, the seven associations said “the first vacancy was reserved for all indigenous inhabitants and only then comes the reservation for BT tribe”. In this regard, the associations have appealed the government to strictly follow the laid down rules/policy and reconsider those posts be made open to all for the upcoming CTE exam 2016. “The order RCBT-5/87(pt-II) nowhere mentions that in case of only one vacancy it should be reserved for a BT tribe,” they said.

NPCC responds to NPF media cell NPF Kohima slams NPCC w/president DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): Making a spirited response, media cell of the NPCC said the NPF media and press bureau had erred in espousing the “feat achieved by T.R. Zeliang” in forming a “Congress-mukt” government because the NPF under T.R. Zeliang “resorted to buying of MLAs belonging to the Congress”. NPCC said eyebrows were raised when NPF suspended its MLAs, dropped a minister and parliamentary secretaries who had the “weight the potential to upset T.R.Zeliang’s applecart”. Therefore,NPCC reminded the NPF media that Nagaland instead has an “opposition mukt” or “anti-T.R.Zeliang mukt” and not “Congressmukt”. While admitting that Congress had lost three consecutive elections, NPCC maintained it did not “qualify the T.R.Zeliang-led DAN government” to loot and siphon public money at will. It also reminded NPF media that the third consecutive win for DAN “comes

along with a responsibility to govern, administer and control” but not to loot public money. Slamming NPF media for its “ attempt to score debating points” by alleging that “NPCC has sought the friendship of Governor to expose the DAN government” , NPCC also asked NPF press not to drag the name of the Governor to any political party. Taking on the NPF press’s analogy that NPCC was like a drowning man,desperately clinging on to tiny twig to be saved from the currents of a mighty river; it said instead, entire Nagas, the Governor and BJP were trying to be saved from the unstoppable torrents of corruption of the DAN government headed by T.R.Zeliang. NPCC said the head of the state, BJP, entire civil society and NPCC were in the same wavelength against corruption, mismanagement and swindling of public fund by DAN government. It also expressed surprise that the NPF maintained “stony silence” to the BJP’s corrup-

DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): NPF Kohima division on Friday hit out at NPCC working president Ayangba Aonok’s statement alleging that the “chief minister is hiding behind legal nicety and refuses to speak the truth unlike Neiphiu Rio who had openly clarified through the print media.” In a press note, NPF Kohima division press secretary, Alo Yakhro said it was “highly questionable to have a leader like Aonok, who do not hesitate to appreciate Neiphiu Rio for filing nomination papers not only by declaring false honours degree but using a fake and false certificate”. Yakhro questioned whether Aonok’s statement was a good example to the younger generation to use fake academic certificate and try to justify in the court like Neiphiu Rio? Rather, he said Aonok and NPCC should give due credit to the police for thoroughly investigating and sending the charge sheet to the honourable court. Alleging that there was a strong suspicion of “underneath dealings between Rio and Aonok”, Yakhro questioned “how could a national party leader holding the post of state (Cont’d on p-7) working president, stoop down that

tion charges against the DAN government but hitting back at NPCC over the same issues raised by BJP. Further, NPCC accused NPF media and press bureau of being weak and evasive and making a mockery on many issues such as the U-turn by T.R.Zeliang on the issue of 2012 NLA select committee recommendation on civic polls. As the oldest regional party, NPF had constantly espoused to protect Article 371A but was exposed by its evasive and vague clarification that lacked substance which only confused readers more, said NPCC. On the NPF reaction over the education qualification row, NPCC said NPF tried to hide being geographical boundary by saying the Supreme Court verdict only pertained to a Manipur MLA. NPCC said the Supreme Court judgment on November 2,2016 was applicable to all politicians of all part ies and no exemption was implied in the judgment for T.R.Zeliang.

low to defend Rio and blindly support the fake certificate used by Rio”. With regard to chief minister’s education issue, he said though the matter was already disposed off by the JMFC Peren, it was again appealed in the High Court and the judgement was reserved. He advised Aonok not to panic, saying the judgement would be in accordance with law and not as per the opinion of any individual. Yakhro further said he was surprised that Aonok had been hunting after the CM’s case and was giving out statements in the local dailies, while on the other hand defending Rio without any hesitation when he (Rio) was not even a primary member of the Congress party. “We have reasons to suspect him that there is definitely some tacit understanding between him and Rio,” he reiterated. Yakhro also reminded Aonok that his party does not have a single MLA in the present house. He said, if Aonok was concerned for the people, he should first explain to the people “why he was supporting Ro for using of fake certificate instead of targeting CM for cheap political mileage.”

the Opposition continued to raise slogans like Pradhan Mantri sadan mein aao and Vijay Mallya kahan gaya, the House was adjourned for the day. In the Rajya Sabha where a debate took place on demonetisation for six hours on Wednesday, the discussion could not resume even on Friday as the Congress and some other Opposition parties insisted on presence of the Prime Minister. The House also saw a clash between the Congress and the BJP members as the ruling side raked up Azad’s controversial comments and demanded apology from the Congress. Following continuous uproarious scenes, Kurien adjourned the House till Monday.

CNC to hold 7-day prayer

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 8 (NPN): Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) has informed that its office staff, prayer partners and wellwishers would be taking up a “watch-pre-dawn prayer” for a moment at 3am every day for seven days from November 21-27, 2016. In an appeal, CNC general secretary Rev.Seksim Kasar said any concerned Christian citizen who wished to join the prayer warriors could do so as per this prayer schedule. CNC has asked all to focus their prayer on the wellbeing of NSCN (I-M) general secretary and chief negotiator Th.Muivah; good-will of Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, interlocutor for peace talks, RN Ravi, and all the Indian authorities and leaders irrespective of members in ruling and opposition. Further, CNC appealed to every NSCN (I-M) member (both civil and army) to take up this prayer responsibility “as if you were under the pain of death.”

DAN legislature meeting

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 8 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, in view of the fourteenth session of the twelfth NLA from November 22-24, has called for a meeting of the members of the Legislature Parties of the Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) on November 21, 11 a.m. at the State Banquet Hall. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

Rs. 18k cr properties to come under PMLA

NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (AGENCIES): Government on Friday said it has issued provisional orders to attach properties worth Rs 18,866 crore for offences under the Money Laundering law. It has also taken a host of initiatives, including effective enforcement of law, to curb the menace of money laundering in the country, Minister of State for Finance Santosh Kumar Gangwar said in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha. K Y M C

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PMSMA, MAA launched in Nagaland

DIMAPUR: Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Matritva Abhiyan (PMSMA) and Mother’s Absolute Affection (MAA), a “Mother and Child Intervention programme,” were officially launched in Nagaland Friday by commissioner & secretary, Department of Health & Family Welfare (H&FW) and commissioner of Home Nagaland, Abhijit Sinha at H&FW Conference Hall Kohima. Sinha in his address stressed on the importance of a healthy mother which, he said, will ultimately lead to a healthy child. On the low figure of Antenatal care in the country and MMR, IMR and TFR in the state, Sinha asserted the need to maintain consistency in keeping the figures up and improving it further. He also called upon the health officials for concerted efforts towards combating the challenges of low institutional delivery figures in the state and suggested roping-in private

Abhijit Sinha launching PMSMA & MAA

doctors and hospitals in this regard. Sinha further appealed for collective efforts from both medical practitioners and information disseminators for successful implementation of the program adding that when reviewed, it should show Nagaland have done better than other states. Meanwhile, delivering the vote of thanks state program officer, National Health Mission (NHM) Dr.Thanghoi Lam said the most crucial population in

a society was mother and child. He expressed gratitude to developmental partners Vitamin Angels, UNICEF and UNDP for their intervention on the issue of mother and child health. PMSMA has been launched in the country as a result of constant and consistent survey and findings that established the lack of quality Ante Natal Care (ANC) and detection of high risk pregnancies in the country.

It was launched with an aim to provide a fixed day, assured, comprehensive and quality ANC to a target group of all pregnant women in their 2nd and 3rd trimester by specialized health care personnel. MAA has been launched to re-emphasize on the impor tance of breastfeeding which, if followed, have been proven in prevention of 20% newborn deaths, prevention of 13% under-five deaths, 11 times lesser chance of diarrheal mortality, 15 times lesser chance of pneumonia related mortality, benefits on raising I.Q. Prevention of non-communicable diseases, lesser hospital stay of newborns, maternal benefits (cancer prevention). The launching programme was attended by Vitamin Angels-- a developmental partner providing Vitamin-A and Albendazole for children in Nagaland-- CMOs, M.Ss and DIOs and the State UNICEF and UNDP team.

Stolen vehicle recovered AR conducts lecture on skill devp

The accused along with seized vehicle.

DIMAPUR: Kohima police personnel of South Police Station on receipt of specific information regarding movement of a stolen vehicle intercepted one Mahindra Bolero-NL10-0576 from Lower Forest

Colony, Kohima. In a press note, SDPO (South) & PRO Atu Zumvü informed that it was ascertained through verification of the vehicle’s status from NCRB database that the registration no have been allotted to a Maruti Gypsy (Hard Top) registered in the name of principal chief conservator of forest. The driver of Bolero could not produce any valid vehicle documents and the chassis number was also found to be tampered, PRO said. In this connection Kohima police has arrested the driver identified as Nieduyi Venuh (29), of Old Phek Village and present resident at Old Ministers’ Hill Kohima.

DIMAPUR: With an aim to broaden the horizon of the local populace, 3(NH) Bn Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ 5 Sector Assam Rifles organised a lecture on “Skill Development” by maj D Nagarjun at Jotsoma Govt High School. During the lecture, students were educated about the development of hobbies and skills as a career prospective. The lecture also emphasized that the young generation is the future of the nation and their energies should be channelized into correct direction for a bright future.

NDBA audit, executive meet

DIMAPUR: Nagaland DBs’ Association (NDBA) has fixed its audit on November 24, at 10 a.m. at NBA conference hall, Kohima. PA to DC Zunheboto (convener) Khatovi Awomi, PA to DC Zunheboto (member) Yevikhe and spl. DB, ADC Chozhuba (member) Chevohu Lohe have been requested to attend the audit. NDBA has also convened its executive meeting on November 25, at 10 a.m at NBA conference hall, Kohima. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. Association further informed all eleven districts DBs presidents to collect Rs. 60 per head in their respective district for DBs badge and submit the same in the meeting. Members have also been asked to collect the badge from the NBA finance secretary.

SBI extends mobile payment services

People queue up to withdraw money from the Mini ATM facility at Zion Hospital Dimpaur on Friday.

DIMAPUR:To provide some relief to the customers, who have been running from ATM to ATM in an attempt take out cash, the State Bank of India (SBI) Regional Business Office (RBO), Dimapur Region, on Friday extended its mobile cash services at various locations in Dimapur through mini ATMs. According to SBI RBO Dimapur region, assistant general manager, Thangboi

Lunkim, the mini ATMs were put up at Eden Medical Centre, ICAR RC for NEH region, Medziphema, NAPTC Chumukedima, referreal Hospital (CIHSR), Zion Hospital and Super Market, Dimapur. He said customers waiting in queue at Super Market mini ATM were served tea. Meanwhile, Lunkim disclosed that new Rs.2000 notes have been dispensed to approximately 150,000 cus-

tomers through 74 ATMs operation in Dimapur and Kohima. He also said that indelible ink was used in marking people who exchanged the notes at most of the SBI branches. Further, SBI RBO Dimapur region AGM informed that on Saturday exchange of notes would be exclusively carried out by banks for senior citizens as per the government notification.

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news in brief STO Wokha informs pensioners: Sub-Treasury Officer (STO) Wokha has informed all pensioners operating/ drawing pension from district treasury office Wokha that physical verification would be conducted on November 21-22. All pensioners have been asked to be present personally at treasury office Wokha during office hour. All India cooperative week 63rd valedictory function: All India Cooperative week will be celebrating 63rd valedictory function on November 19 at 11a.m at the conference hall registrar of cooperative societies Nagaland with secretary Lithrongla G. Chishi IAS and deputy commissioner, Kohima Rovilato Mor IAS as chief guest and guest of honor respectively. SAGBA emergency meeting: Seyochung Area GB’s Association (SAGBA) has convened an emergency meeting on November 24 at 10 a.m at Seyochung town. All the GBs and village council chairman are asked to attend the meeting. NERSNA social work: North Eastern Region Service Nepali Association (NERSNA) will be organizing social work on November 19 from 6 a.m to 9 a.m at Kohima town from PHQ junction to TCP gate with the theme “Swachh Kohima town.” All the members of the association have been asked to participate in the social work. ANEFWA executive meeting: All Nagaland Electricity Field Workers Association (ANEFWA) has convened its executive meeting on November 24 at 10 a.m at Gorkha Panchayat Hall, Chandmari Kohima. All the respective zones are asked to send two officials in the meeting. KMC notifies traders/public: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) Administrator has notified all concern traders and public of Kohima municipality area that sale and use of glass-coated, metal, plastic or other sharp manja thread for kite flying will be strictly banned. All the concern traders/public are directed to comply with the notification. ANIDFSAJF emergency meeting: All Nagaland Inter Departmental Field Staff Association Joint Forum (ANIDFSAJF) has convened an emergency meeting on November 25 at 10 a.m in Nagaland science centre, behind Hotel Saramati Dimapur. All the PHED work charged employees who have completed 30 years are asked to at-

tend the meeting. It further requested all the divisions to keep in abeyance the salaries of all those work charged employees who have completed 30 years and above till further information. LVC Wokha informs: Liphanyan Village Council (LVC) Wokha, while welcoming tourist and visitors for picnics and sightseeing, has informed that hunting and fishing including use of chemicals, batteries etc. would be strictly prohibited within its jurisdiction. Anyone found violating will be penalised with a fine of Rs. 20000, LVC warned. CSU year end official meet: Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) has convened year end official meeting on November 19, at 3:30 p.m. in its president’s residence at old minister’s hill colony, Kohima. All executives, assembly organizations and tribunals have been requested to attend the meeting. Officials have been informed that new agendas and activities for the year 2017 would be discussed at the meeting. PKE Wokha meeting: Potina Kup Ekhung (PKE) Wokha town has convened a meeting on November 19, at 9 a.m at CMHS Chapel Hall, Wokha regarding formation of Potina Kup Ekhung, Wokha Town. All citizens of Potina Kup (Meshangpen - Pyotchu) residing at Wokha Town have been requested to attend meeting. For further detail one may contact 9862969707. KASU joint meeting: Khaghaboto Area Students’ Union (KASU) has convened joint meeting on November 19, at 10 a.m. at the residence of its banker. All executives and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting. NASU Biennial Conference: Northern Angami Students’ Union (NASU) 44th Biennial General Conference has been scheduled to be held from December 16-18 at Rüsoma Village under the theme “Innovate, Integrate and Motivate.” NASU has extended invitation to all the students, senior leaders and well wishers to come and grace the conference. SRPUD convenes: Satoi Range Public Union Dimapur (SRPUD) silver jubilee board, magazine editorial and finance committee has convened a meeting on November 20 at the residence of president Shikuto Yeptho at 2 p.m. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting.

NPF 6th Tening A/C annual meeting DIMAPUR: Naga People’s Front (NPF) party 6th Tening A/C has convened its annual meeting on November 29, at 11 a.m at the residence of Nagaland chief minister, TR Zeliang. All executive members, president of youth wing, farmer’s wing, women wing and all range presidents have been requested to attend the meeting. For any information one National chairman Hindustan Scouts & Guides, Shriniwas Sharma, national training can contact 9436211850 commissioner, M Gnana Nirmala along with Scouters, Rovers and Scouts with the president of India at Rashtrapati Bhawan on Children’s Day. (9436657517.

Agri-Electrical- NNC/NPGN (N/A) expels member PHEK VILLAGE UNIT CONGRESS DIMAPUR: NNC NPGN (N/A) has informed it has Forest council expelled Robin Tungoe from Lotha region by the region COMMITTEE DISSOLVED authority due to his illegal activities carried out at Diphu- Responding to the call and in order to strengthen the informs DIMAPUR: In view of the upcoming Hornbill Festival and Christmas AgriElectrical-Forest Council consisting of five sub union/council viz Upper Agri, Mewibogei, Electrical, Agri Farm and Forest Colony union under ward 17-KMC would be organising a mass social work on November 26 from 8.a.m onwards. In a press not by chairman N.Z. Makritsu and gen. secy K.Besu, the council stated that the social work was mainly for repairing of circular road, cleaning of road side, drains, filling of pot holes and to paint the roadside walls. All members of the respective colonies have been requested to attend the social work and chairman of the sub council/union have also been requested to chalk out the detail programmes of the day.

SANRED formed DIMAPUR: A new association by the name “Services Association of New & Renewable Energy Department” (SANRED) has been formed by officers and staff of Directorate of New & Renewable Energy (DN&RE) during a meeting on November 9. SANRED in a press note stated it was formed with an aim to foster unity amongst different cadres of the department and to serve the people of the state with devotion and commitment. The association would be led by Er. Kimaba as president, Er. James Khala as vice president, Lhoubizo Kesiyie as general secretary along with four other members.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, november 19, 2016

par village, Dimapur on August 13. In a press release, NNC N/A kilonser Zupenthung Kithan and parliamentary speaker T. Ovung stated the activities carried out by Robin Tungoe has tarnished the image of the Lotha region in particular and NNC / NPGN (N/A) as a whole which has been “inexcusable” according to the law of the land. NNC/NPGN (N/A) has therefore informed all public, HODs, businessman and contractor not to entertain him for any kind of tax. “Contribution and donation etc in the name of NNC/NPGN N/A. Anyone dealing with him would be doing at their own risk,” it warned.

DCPU Kma holds co-ordination meeting

DIMAPUR: District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), Kohima held its 3rd Quarterly District Co-ordination Meeting on November 17 with Child Welfare Committee (CWC), Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU), CHILDLINE-Kohima, Observation Home-Kohima and Child Care Institutions (CCI’s) and discussed for the welfare of the Children in the district and state in general. In the meeting issue relating to case No. 02/16, Kohima Police Station where a child was brutally beaten by duty officer basing on false accusation by one Krovielhoupie Koza and pending cases related to Juveniles at different Police Stations of Kohima were discussed. Meanwhile, DCPU Kohima has resolved to write a representation to sr. superintendent of police to expedite the above mentioned case as both the accused are reportedly on anticipatory bail and also to take timely action to other pending cases on Juvenile in the District.

resolution of Phek Village council dated 23rd March 2016 to unit for the welfare of the village, the Phek Village Unit Congress was dissolved to strengthen the leadership of sitting MLA 19th A/C Shri. Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu in the forthcoming state Assembly Election. 1. THUPUTHIYI VENUH

Vice President District Congress Committee 2. VEPIKHO VENUH General Secy. 19th A/C Phek ACCC 3. KHOVETO CHIZO Chairman Phek Village Unit Congress Committee 4. RAZONEYI KEYHO General Secy. Phek Village Unit Congress Committee 5. KHOSHE VENUH President Phek Village Youth Congress Committee 6. VEKUSAYI VENUH Vice President, Phek Village Youth Congress Committee 7. DIEVIYI HOSHI Treasurer Phek Village Youth Congress Committee 8. THUPUKHOYI KEYHO G.B Phek Village 9. KUZHONECHO KEYHO V.C.M. Phek Village 10. KUDUCHIYI VERO Ex. V.C.M Phek Village

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THUPUTHIYI VENUH Vice President Phek District Congress Committee

EAST VEIW HOME SCHOOL (SER) NEW MARKET KOHIMA ORGANISED PARENTS DAY CUM FETE DAY ON THE 12TH NOV.2016 AT THE SCHOOL PREMISES, COINCIDING WITH THE CHILDRENS DAY CELEBRATIONS ON THE 14TH NOV.2016.THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS VISITED THE CHILDREN WARD NAGA HOSPITAL KOHIMA AND DISTRIBUTED EATABLES TO THE PATIENTS

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THE SCHOOL MANAGEMENT, STUDENTS AND TEACHERS THANK THE CHIEF GUEST SHRI.K.SEKHOSE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND, NAGALAND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, FOR DONATING TOWARDS THE FETE DAY PROJECT AND ALSO SPECIAL THANKS TO THE OFFICER IN CHARGE AND STAFFS OF THE 11TH ASSAM RIFFLES KOHIMA FOR CONSTRUCTING TENT HOUSE FREE OF COST. YOUR LOVE AND CARE TOWARDS THE SCHOOL WILL ALWAYS BE CHERISED AND MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS YOU ALL. K-4227 K

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WEATHER FORECAST November 19

(Temperature in ÂşC)

Max Min

Agartala Nice with plenty of sun

28 15

Sunny and pleasant Guwahati Hazy sunshine

25 12

Aizawl

Nice with plenty of sun

30 15 26 9

Itanagar Mostly sunny and not as warm 25 12 Shillong

Plenty of sun

21 3

Kohima

Pleasant with sunshine

22 9

Dimapur Sunny and nice

Sunny and not as warm

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Tuensang Cooler with plenty of sun Wokha

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Q: Should civic polls be

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Brain storming session on animal NCS officers raise fund for students genetic resources conducted in Kma

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Zunheboto Plenty of sunshine

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NPYC president appointed

DIMAPUR: President of Indian Youth Congress (IYC) Amarinder Singh Raja has appointed Vilhousielie Kenguruse as the working president of Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) replacing Hitilo Tep with immediate effect. This was informed by chairman NPCC Media Cell.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, November 19, 2016

Sentilong and Yanithung along with the students and studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; leaders after the formal programme. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , N OV. 1 8 (NPN): In a noble and inspired initiative to encourage students preparing for the HSLC Exam 2017, two NCS officers namely Monykashu Hq. EAC Sentilong Ozukum and EAC Mopong Hq. Yanithung Ngullie raised funds and distributed solar lamps and stationeries to HSLC Exam students under Monyakshu-Mopung Sub Division, Mon. Ozukum said â&#x20AC;&#x153;many of the students couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t study properly at night and had to resort to dimly lit kerosene lamps because of the irregular power supply. So we started a small solar lamp project, raised a small fund from friends and well-wishers and in no time we were able to procure a solar

lamp and other stationeries for every student.â&#x20AC;? He said their effort was to sensitize the people about the importance of education and the development of human resources to improve the educational scenario in the subdivision. According to Ngullie his sub divisions have very low literacy rate and hardly two or three students from the Govt. High Schools passes the HSLC Exams. Therefore, he along with some friends and school teachers are trying their best to help the students pass the HSLC exam which, Ngullie opined, will certainly go a long way in determining the future of the students. EAC Mopong Hq. Monyakshu-Mopung

circle located in the IndoMyanmar border is more than 120km away from Mon Hq and has one of the lowest literacy rate in the state. Apart from their official duties, the two NCS officers are also actively engaged in teaching in the schools and providing tuitions and coaching to the students after school hours in the evening. A small prayer prog r a m m e wa s h e l d a t Monyakshu Town for the HSLC Exam students from all the schools under Monyakshu-Mopung circle which included Govt High School Bumei, Govt High School Mopung, St. Xavier High School Changlangshu and Baptist High School Monyakshu Hq. Speaking on the occasion, Head master Govt.

High School Bumei, Lichio Yanthan, thanked the District Administration for their noble effort and encouraged the students to leave no stones unturned to make their dreams come true. The two NCS officers further appealed to the parents, leaders and other stakeholders of the sub divisions to give utmost importance to â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;education of a childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in order to help build a brighter future of the society. Along with the students and teachers, the programme was attended by Village Council members of neighboring villages, GBs, Church Officials, NGO leaders and two EAC Probationers Tumben Tsanglao and Rohbi Sangtam who also delivered motivational speeches to the students.

Kohima, Nov. 18 (NPN): Department Of Animal Husbandry And Veterinary Services along with the Nagaland Livestock Development Board (NLDB) in collaboration with the National Bureau Of Animal Genetic Resources (ICAR-NBAGR) govt. of India organized one day brain storming session on animal genetic resources of Nagaland with parliamentary secretary A.H. & Veterinary Services S. Chuba Longkumer as the chief guest at hotel JapfĂź Kohima on Friday. Longkumer in his address said that we are living in a very fast advancing technological age and therefore it was pertinent for all professionals to continuously update and be in tandem with the latest know-how. He remarked that India is a diversified country blessed with varied species of animals, livestock, poultry, and numerous nondescript animals and that are well adapting to different climatic and harsh weather situations which requires more scientific studies. Similarly, he said Nagaland is blessed with so many indigenous animals and birds that need continuous support of scientific studies. Longkumer acknowledged and thanked ICAR â&#x20AC;&#x201C;NRC on Mithun , Jharnapani , SASRD Medziphema

(L-R) M.K. Mero, Chuba, Dr. Arjava and Dr. I.P. Khala during the brain session session programme at hotel Japfii Kohima on Friday (NP). (APM dept.) and NBGAR for their achievements and pioneering works in various areas. Longkumer further challenged the concern department to document the local animals before diluting with exotic blood so that the potentiality of the local animals can be conserved and well studied for future use. Director A.H. & Veterinary Nagaland Dr. I.P. Khala in his address said over the three decades there has been a drastic change in the outlook of livestock rearing, small and tiny local indigenous animals and birds which were once available everywhere and acclaimed as more disease resistant , low â&#x20AC;&#x201C; cost management with quality meat and milk are now available only in some pocket areas. Dr. Arjava Sharma, director ICAR-NBAGR Karnal in his key note address pointed out the contribution of livestock to countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s GDP. He said theprogramme would help to know what the state have,

how to utilize rightly and how to design certain breeding system for future use. The inaugural session was led by M.K. Mero commissioner and secretary A.H. & Veterinary Services while vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Rongsentemjen Ao additional & managing director NLDB. In the technical session, Dr. Arjana Sharma spoke on â&#x20AC;&#x153;an overview of animal genetic resources of India,â&#x20AC;? Dr. Viral Yore addl. Director on â&#x20AC;&#x153;status of animal genetic resources of Nagaland,â&#x20AC;? Dr. Rongsentemjen Ao on â&#x20AC;&#x153; livestock breeding policy for large and small ruminants,â&#x20AC;? Dr. N.K. Verma principal scientist ICAR-NBAGR spoke on â&#x20AC;&#x153; characterization of goat genetic resources of India,â&#x20AC;? Dr. R.A. K. Aggarwal principal scientist , ICAR-NBAGR spoke on â&#x20AC;&#x153; conservation of livestock and poultry diversityâ&#x20AC;? and R.K. Pundir principal scientist ICAR-NBAGR spoke on â&#x20AC;&#x153; guidelines for breed registration of AnGR.â&#x20AC;?

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;International day for elimination Governor graces cleanliness drive in Mokokchung of violence against womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

DIMAPUR: Nagaland S t a t e S o c i a l We l f a r e Board (NSSWB) and the State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW) will be organizing â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;International day for elimination of violence against womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

on November 25 at 1 p.m at SIRD Auditorium Kohima. Minister of social welfare, Kiyaneilie Peseyie would grace the occasion as the chief guest with chairman & founder Oran-

da Global APAC CXO & Global Women Leaders Forum, Ajay Kumar and chief general manager NABARD Regional Office Nagaland, Ashoke Chakarbarty as guests of honour.

DIMAPUR: Addressing the Raising Day cum Cleaning Drive organized by All Nagaland Taxi Association Mokokchung in collaboration with Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) at Mokokchung on Friday, Governor of Nagaland, P.B Acharya called for spirit of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Swachh Bharatâ&#x20AC;? in every citizen for the state to progress along with the rest of the country.

According to DIPR reports, Acharya opined that to achieve the vision of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Swachh Bharat,â&#x20AC;? clean toilet facilities should be made available in all public places adding clean toilet should be the top most priority in every household. The Governor also said ample provision has been provided by the Govt. of India for the common

people to avail loan facilities from financial institutions to empower their economical condition. On the occasion, the Governor who was accompanied by his wife, Kavita Acharya, District SBM Ambassador, Subongmeren, Chairman SBM Mokokchung, M.B Longkumer and other officials also launched the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Keep your Town Cleanâ&#x20AC;? car sticker.

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Bhutanese currency in use in border areas of NE Borsongaon (Assam), Nov 18 (PTI): With valid currency notes in short supply following the Centre’s demonetisation move, people in Assam’s Borsongaon bordering Bhutan’s Gelephu have turned to the Himalayan Kingdom’s currency for their day to day needs. The locals told media that they decided to go for the currency of the neighbouring country as their efforts to exchange the now defunct 500 and 1000 rupee notes proved futile even after standing in queue every day for nine days since the demonetisation measure was announced. The people said they were desperate for money to carry on with their purchases of grocery, milk, vegetables and other daily needs. They had no problem in accepting Ngultrum, the currency of the kingdom, in exchange for Rupees, as Indian and Bhutanese money is used on both sides of the border towns for trading between people of the two countries. A district official said there had been no official intimation about such transactions but added that they were enquiring into such reports.

ed only for a few hours of distribution. They have to back home without getting a single drop of petrol. “I am in the queue since yesterday evening with my bike but unluckily the pump closed down before reaching my turn,” a youth who had to push his bike home said. Except some sporadic heated exchange of words over breaking of queue and agitation arising out of shutting down of pump with stock exhaustion, no major violent incident was reported while distributing the petrol. On the other hand, 29 tankers loaded with petrol were among 218 loaded trucks which have proceeded Imphal from Jiribam, Manipur’s town bordering Assam today (Friday). A police report said that the 218 goods ferry truck have headed Imphal from Jiribam where they

converged from various places with security escorts this morning. Besides the 29 petrol loaded trucks, others include 19 diesel tanker, 29 LPG, two ATP, 66 FCI goods, two medicine, 46 cement and 25 others loaded with essential commodities. The trucks are expected to reach Imphal by late this night or by early morning of next day if no disturbance confronted on the way. The acute shortage of fuel, particularly petrol and consumer goods due to the ongoing indefinite economic blockade called by the UNC along the two important highways linking Manipur with rest of the country, the cash crunch gripping Manipur since the Centre demonetisation process is hitting severely life in Manipur for the last around two weeks.

orders, digital signatures for authentication, forms and reporting components. e-Office framework (premium version) presently consists of e-File, e-Leave, e-Tour, Knowledge Management System, Personnel Information System, Collaboration and Messaging Systems, the communiqué said. Khandu inaugurated e-Office by signing an e-file for Department of IT & Communications on August 16 last. Simultaneously, the Department of Information technology, Administrative Reforms and Personnel were taken on-boarded in eOffice. Arunachal is among one of the first states in the country to incorporate esign as part of e-office. E-sign includes Aadhar based Digital Signature and doesn’t require any USB dongle. One can do e-sign from any platform and any device easily. The first digitally signed orders regarding implementation of e-office were issued by all the ministers present during the training.

APSC chairman remanded Assam CM directs survey of Wakf properties in 14 days judicial custody Guwahati, Nov 18 (PTI): Assam Pradesh Service Commission (APSC) chairman Rakesh Paul was today remanded in 14-day judicial custody by a special court here. Paul was arrested on November 4 in connection with an alleged cash-for-job scam and other cases of corruption in the Commission and his 14-day police custody ended today. Special judge A Bhattacharya directed that he be produced on December 3. The judge also directed that proper medical facilities, including regular checkups along with proper food and lodging be provided to Paul during his stay in jail. Paul’s

lawyer Angshuman Bora said the arrested chairman’s bail petition has not been placed in the court to help the police in investigating the case as Paul wants a thorough investigation and would fully cooperate with the police.

Guwahati, Nov 18 (PTI): Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today directed the Minority Welfare Department to make a survey of the existing properties in possession of the Assam Board of Wakf. The survey has been ordered to get a clear estimate of the encroached lands of the Board and revenue

CONGRATULATORY NOTES

The friends and well-wishers express its immense joy to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Shikaho Ayemi, s/o. Mr. Khehovi Ayemi and Mrs. Viyili Ayemi of Asukhomi, on being promoted to Junior Commission Ofﬁcer (JCO), 6th Assam Regt. (Indian Army). The friends and well wishers stand proud on your achievement which showcase sincerity dedication in serving the Govt. of India and its people. We wish you all the very best and pray that the Almighty God grant you good health and wisdom in your future endeavours. Well-wishers & friends

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Women Ministry, SABAK thank and praise God for the success of XII Trennial convention NBCC women department held at Pughoboto from 21–23 October 2016, and would like to extend heartfelt gratitude to all individuals and all the department under Pughoboto Sub-Division who have supported prayerfully, ﬁnancially, materially and physically. Words are insufﬁcient to express our thankfulness, but pray that the Gracious Lord will bless one and all richly. Women Ministry SABAK, Pughoboto Sub-Division

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 9th Nov 2016

NOTICE

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No. Judl-47/2015-16/ / Whereas, Smti. Mhombeni, w/o Late Mhonchumo Lotha, a resident of Yikhum Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to all dues and benefits from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. 111404718 and to operate A/C No. 111766001283 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Mhonchumo Lotha who expired on 16/10/2016. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objection, if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objection will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued. HOTOLU SWU, Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland

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that can be made from the Board’s properties, an official release said. In a meeting to review different activities of the Minority Welfare Department, Sonowal directed it to issue notices to the people and organisations encroaching the properties of the Wakf Board. He also told the department to take

necessary steps for setting up a model school campus with modern educational facilities to uplift the religious and linguistic minorities of the state. Sonowal said the school should also offer different skill trainings and other professional courses for holistic development of the students belonging to minority communities.

OFFICE OF THE ODYUTSU EKHUNG HQ. WOKHA – 797111 : NAGALAND

Tsungon 11/11/2016 lo Odyutsü Sanrhyu Yikhum GHS Compound Englan jilona nzontsu thyutasanta khitacho, osi okupoe omying erani elio shiang lhishüp esae ethan (Nzyu 2017-2019) tsukona ethungchetacho;1. Chairman : Er. Wonyimo Odyuo 2. Vice Chairman : 1). K. Mhonthung Odyuo : 2). Ntsemo Odyuo 3. Gen. Secretary : Renchamo Odyuo 4. Joint Secretaries : 1). Dr. Rilan Odyuo 2). A. Wojamo Odyuo 5. Finance Secretary : Er. Daniel Odyuo 6. Treasurer : R. Phyobemo Odyuo 7. Executive Members : Chairman & Secretary (Five Units), Wokha, Kohima, Dimapur, Diphupar & Bhandari. Sd/Sd/R. Zayao Odyuo, Secretary Vanthungo Odyuo, Convenor, Search Committee Search Committee

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IMPHAL, Nov 18: Demonetisation and economic blockade has hit people of Manipur hard on Friday as they have to stand in queues at petrol outlets as well as at banks and ATMs. At a time while they were having a hard time standing in long queues to exchange their no more legal tender notes in banks or to get legal tender notes, people have to stand in long beeline queues to get a limited quantity of petrol from the retail outlets which were opened today. Petrol was distributed in IOC fed retail outlets after a long gap of around one week. The outlets were not functioning after the petrol stock at IOC depot was reduced to zero owing to prolong economic blockade on the national highways of the state.

UNC sponsored indefinite economic blockade has entered its 18th day on Friday and amidst the blockade that prevent shipping of essential commodities into the state on the national highways passing through Naga dominated areas, 22 petrol loaded trucks reached Imphal on Wednesday night. With the arrival of the tankers, petrol was distributed to the public in limited quantities, that is, each customer with twowheeler can refilled their fuel tank for Rs 300 while those four-wheelers and above for Rs 500. Since the news of arrival of the oil tankers, people had already queued up in front of the IOC-fed outlets since yesterday afternoon only to get petrol today morning after 7 a.m. Sadly, maximum number of people could not get the petrol as the stock last-

Itanagar, Nov 18 (PTI); In an another attempt to make the state go digital way, Arunachal Chief Minister Pema Khandu today inaugurated the e-Office training programme for all ministers and parliamentary secretaries at the Civil Secretariat here. The Department of Information Technology and Communication is committed to make the entire civil secretariat paperless by the end of this year as per cabinet decision of August 20 last, an official communiqué informed. The e-office mission mode project has been taken up by the union Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG) department in order to improve efficiency in government processes and service delivery mechanisms. NIC is the technology partner of DARPG for implementing e-Office mission mode project. e-Office is aimed at increasing the usage of work flow and rule based file routing, quick search and retrieval of files and office

SUPER SHUTTLERS CLUB, THAHEKHU 1ST OPEN AMATEUR MEN'S DOUBLE BADMINTON TOURNEY on 28th – 30th Nov. 2016

To Aparna Many,many happy returns of the day From Mona Da, Guwahati

Dear (Amongla) (Amng) On your special day, I wish you good luck for ur new start. I hope this wonderful life will fill up your heart with lots of joy and blessings in ur life. Celebrate the happiness on every day of your life. Happy Birthday!! From, Jay Pas1 & Family.

M’laya CM lash out at NDA ministers frequent visits to NE

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Shillong, Nov 18: Taking a dig on the BJP-led NDA government, Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has termed the frequent visits of Union Ministers to the North Eastern states as “spending public money”. “Why spend so much of money? They are not coming free of cost. Are they paying from their own pocket? It is going from the public exchequer. If they come they must do justice to why they are coming,” he said. Sangma, who is leading the Congress-led government, also lashed out at the Union Minister of State for Environment,

Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar, who visited the state recently for not meeting the Chief Executive Member despite giving the latter an assurance for a meeting. “I know one Union minister who visited the State. He gave an appointment to the chief executive members, I am talking about the minister of environment and forest while visiting how much time did he spend? Did he give audience to those people who were given appointments after they requested for an audience,” the chief minister asked. Moreover, Sangma said that if the Union Ministers do not have time, they should not come.

Dear Aryan Mahato, On your special day, I wish you good luck. I hope this wonderful day will fill up your heart with joy and blessings. Have a fantastic birthday, celebrate the happiness on every day of your life. Happy Birthday to the world”s most precious 2-year-old cutie pie From Loving mom, dad, bro's, sis.

All Nagaland Achumi Kuposhukulu FELICITATES The All Nagaland Achumi Kuposhukulu heartily congratulates Miss Peniel Achumi, daughter of Vitoshe Achumi for winning the ﬁrst runners-up and Miss Flawless Skin and Miss Viboli V. Achumi,daughter of Vikishe K. Achumi for winning the Second Runners-up and Miss Beautiful Smile of the Miss Sumi 2016, organised by the Sumi Totimi Hoho on the 8th Nov. 2016 at the Dimapur Agri Expo Site. The Union wishes them a bright future and success in all their future endeavours.

Shri. Tovihoto Ayemi

Hon'ble MLA & Advisor NIDC has consented to be the Chief Guest of the event.

Time : 4:00 P.M Venue : Thahekhu Village, Dimapur 1st Prize : Rs. 30,000/- with trophy and certificate 2nd Prize : Rs. 15,000/- with trophy and certificate 3rd Prize : Rs. 10,000/- with trophy and certificate

President Shikuto Achumi

Entry fee : Rs. 1000/- per team Entry forms available at : Kiran Sports, Popular Bakery Purana Bazar, Bridgestone Tyres DC Court Junction, Sport Lifestyle Super Market Last day for submission of forms : 26th Nov. 2016 For details, contact : 8794241214, 7085749250

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OFFICE OF THE

BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY 43 A/C TAPI

On 4th-Nov’2016, the 43 A/C Tapi BJP Party Mandal held a Meeting at 10 AM Mon Town, and selected new mandal office bearers, for the successful working of the party under the supervision of dynamic BLP Leader P. Paiwang (Minister). The state president Visasolie, Prime Minister Narenda Modi, and the National BJP President Amit Shah. Newly selected office bearers are as under :1. President 2. Vice President

:- Mr. Khamwang, Hongphoi. (a) Mr. Tinglang, Pongkong. (b) Mr .Pesa, Longpho. 3. Secretary General :- Mr. Manwang, L. Sheangha. 4. Asst General Secretary :- (a) Mr. Langphong, Tang. (b) Mr. Wangkei, Tumei. 5. Information Secretary :- Mr.Ajoak, Shangnyu.

6. Press Secretary

:- Mr. Noke, Phuktong.

Hereafter the 43 A/C Tapi Mandal will also nominate a candidate for the forthcoming general election 2018. Therefore, the Bharatiya Janata Party 43 A/c Tapi write with hope to gain your kind help and support. Mr. Noke, Secretary Press A/C Tapi, BJP Mon : Nagaland K

Mr. Khamwang, President 43 A/C Tapi BJP Mon : Nagaland

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The Yampha Village Council would like to extend its sincere gratitude to Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon, Hon'ble MLA 40th A/C, Bhandari, for inaugurating the village Community Hall cum Guest House on 16th Nov. 2016 at Yanpha Village. We also extend our special thanks to all the individuals in general for making it a grand success. The Council particularly acknowledge the under mentioned individuals. 1. Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon, Hon'ble MLA 40th, Bhandari 2. Shri. Keza, A.P.O, D.R.D.A, Wokha 3. Shir. Matthew, A.P.C, D.R.D.A, Wokha 4. Shir. Ekonthung Ngullie, B.D.O, R.D. Block, Ralan 5. Shir. Akum, S.O, R.D. Block, Ralan 6. Shir. Thungchanbemo Tungoe, S.D.O (Civil) Ralan 7. Shir. Akumnungsang, O.C Ralan Police Station 8. Shir. Thungchanbemo, B.D.O, R.D Block, Bhandari.

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Long queues outside banks, ATMs continue

People engaged in a fight while waiting outside a bank to withdraw money in Rohtak on Friday. (PTI)

Maha BJP minister admits seized cash is his M U M BA I , N OV 1 8 (IANS): In remarks that could embarrass the BJP, a senior BJP cabinet minister in Maharashtra on Friday admitted to hoarding Rs 91,50,000 in demonetised currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000. “I had kept thinking it would come in handy during my regular business transactions. But suddenly on November 8, these notes were demonetised. I am ready to face any consequences in this regard,” Minister for Cooperatives Subhash Deshmukh told a private news channel. The stashed cash in the old currency was seized from a private vehicle owned by Deshmukh-controlled NGO, Lok Mangal Group of Solapur, shocking people at large. Confirming the seizure late on Thursday, Osmanabad Collector Prashant Narnaware told the media that the money was detected during a routine check of vehicles by a district election flying squad near Umarga town. The vehicle was impounded and the seized cash promptly deposited in the local district treasury pending investigation.

government should have been more prepared with the availability of the new currency” notes. She said the new bill of Rs 500 and 2,000 were still unavailable largely, which had caused a huge demandsupply gap after the older 500 and 1,000 rupee notes -- which formed some 86 per cent of India’s currency in circulation -- were scrapped. An HCL employee waiting outside an Axis Bank ATM in a long winding queue said he had no option but to “keep waiting” for cash. “I have been waiting here for the past two hours to withdraw some cash. I have only Rs 30 in my wallet.” Shruti Solanki, an Ernst and Young employee, said: “I had exchanged the old currency of Rs 1,500 a week ago. That was all I had. After a week, today, I am left with nothing. There are so many expenses that I have to manage as I commute from Delhi to Gurugram every day for my office.” Standing in an ATM

377 ceasefire violations this year: Minister

NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (IANS): As many as 377 ceasefire violations occured along the Line of Control and the International Boundary with Pakistan by November, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre told the Lok Sabha on Friday. In a written reply, the minister said 167 ceasefire violations were recorded till November 14 along the International Bound-

ary and the LoC stretches under the Indian Army control. The number of violations till November 1 on stretches of International Boundary under the Border Security Force (BSF) control was 210. Last year, a total of 405 violations occurred -152 along the LoC and IB stretches controlled by the army, and 253 along the IB under the BSF.

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NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (AGENCIES): People hustled in long queues outside banks and ATMs on Friday, struggling to get cash for their daily expenses on the ninth consecutive day since the government announced the spiking of high value currency notes. People were seen standing outside banks and teller machines since early morning to get cash or deposit or exchange the now spiked currency notes. People expressed frustration and disappointment over the long waits. And many of them were angry because their previous attempts had failed because many teller machines were non-functional, including the ones inside metro stations, as they ran out of cash or developed techinical glitches. Prachi Agrawal, a resident of Mayur Vihar in east Delhi, said she supported the move aimed at to uproot black money and corruption. However, she was critical because “the

queue in Lajpat Nagar, the 25-year-old said: “It has been two hours already. I don’t know how much more time it will take as there are still around 30 people waiting ahead of me.” She was also critical of the government’s failure in making adequate arrangements before announcing the surprise move. “It is questionable. They could so easily take such a major step but had not formulated any strategy to deal with the consequences.” A New Ashok Nagar resident in east Delhi said he can’t comment on how effective this measure would be to root out corruption in the country. “My only concern is poverty, we are struggling with,” he said after withdrawing cash from an ICICI ATM. “I came and stood outside the ATM at 8 a.m. and had to wait for four hours as cash arrived at 11 a.m. The other day I waited for two hours but could not withdraw anything as the machine ran out of cash.” Cash-strapped Supriya Das, 44, was annoyed because she was finding it difficult to manage home and deal with the long queues, simultaneously. “This kind of a situation was never even imagined in this country. Every single penny has become so significant. I am trying to make card payments wherever possible,” she said, outside an SBI bank ATM. However, not every shop has the card payment option, she said.

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Govt. of India Ministry of Water Resources River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation Central Ground Water Board "Bhujal Bhawan" NH-IV, Faridabad - 121001 Notice of NIET No. 17/2016-17/MMS The Central Ground Water Board, Government of India, MoWR, RD&GR invites e-Tender for "Geophysical Investigations, Exploratory Drilling, Chemical Analysis of water sample, Micro Level Hydrological Data Acquisition including Ground water Quality and Soil Inﬁltration studies in 11 District of Bundelkhand (except Lalitpur & Jhansi District)" under Aquifer Mapping from the eligible bidders. The details of NIET No.17/2006-17/MMS are available on CGWB website www.cgwb.gov.in and CPP Portal https://eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/ app w.e.f. 02.11.2016. The interested Bidders may download the tender document from the above websites. davp 45103/11/0036/1617

Assistant Executive Engineer (MMS)

O/o General Manager, BSNL Nagaland SSA Super Market Complex Dimapur-797112

Public Notice for Appointment of Rural Distributors for sale of BSNL product Applications are invited from interested parties for appointment of Rural Distributors for sale of BSNL products in rural areas on commission/Discount basis in Nagaland SSA. The retired BSNL/ DOT/MTNL employees and spouse/ son/ daughter of working employees can also apply. The eligibility conditions are as below:  Educational qualification : 8th passed  Rural shop/ distributor of any product preferably of FMCG products/ electronics/ mobile products etc.  Resident of the same territory with proof of residence.  PAN Number The Rural Distributor will be assigned the area of nearby BTSs for sale of BSNL products through retailers. The applications complete in all respects should be submitted to the concerned SDO/JTO ( Telephone ) on or before 05-12-2016. For any query, contact Mr Thejawhelie AD (Marketing)- on mobile number 9436063452 / Mr U K Panda 9485232919. DGM (Operations) O/o GMTD Nagaland SSA Dimapur-797112 DC-2571

national Cyber terrorism biggest threat: Rajnath Singh NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (PTI): Home Minister Rajnath Singh today described cyber terrorism as one of the biggest threats to the society along with cyber crime. Addressing the Indian Police Service (IPS) Officer Trainees of 2015 batch, who came to meet him, Singh said cyber crime has become a challenge and it is being faced by the police these days. “There is a steep rise in the cyber crime these days. Cyber terrorism as a big danger along with cyber crime. The crimes of cyber world can be multi-layered, multi-location, multi-lingual, multi-cultural and multi-legal, so it is difficult to investigate and reach to the criminal,” he said. The Home Minister told the Officer Trainees that they should try to establish credibility with generosity, honesty and compassion from the beginning itself. He said the officers should work with zeal towards solving the problems of people. S i n g h e n c o u r a ge d them to use new technologies and medium like social media and mobile technology. This can help in curbing the distance between them and the people, he said. The Home Minister appealed to the officers to attain higher standards of excellence along with professional standards by integrating technology in the aspects of intelligence, surveillance, communication and modern policing.

Priyanka to play ‘major role’ in UP polls: Cong NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (PTI): Priyanka Gandhi will campaign for Congress and play a “major role” in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly election to be held early next year, party leaders said today. “She (Priyanka) is going to play a major role. Let everything be finalised,” UP Congress campaign committee chairman Sanjay Singh said. “It has been decided that she will campaign for the party in the state elections. She has accepted our request to campaign. Whenever we will get her schedule, we will use her time accordingly,” Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee chief Raj Babbar said. He added that once the elections schedule will be announced, it will bring more clarity on her plans for campaign in the state.

(FILE): Priyanka Gandhi meets with burqa-clad women during her election campaign for her mother and Congress President Sonia Gandhi in Raebareli in 2014. (PTI)

Earlier, Babbar had said Priyanka’s presence will give confidence and energy not only to the party men but also to the people across the state. He had also mentioned that if she gives enough time then Priyanka could campaign in all the 403 constituencies in Uttar Pradesh. In the past, Priyanka

has not campaigned in elections outside Amethi and Raebareli Lok Sabha constituencies, represented by her brother Rahul Gandhi and mother Sonia Gandhi respectively. A large section of Congress leaders believes that the arty will gain immensely if she campaigns across the state.

Modi’s degree: CIC notice to DU over rejecting RTI plea NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (IANS): The Central Information Commission (CIC) has issued show cause notice to Delhi University’s Central Public Information Officer (CPIO) asking why maximum penalty should not be imposed for rejection of an RTI application seeking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s graduation degree. “The commission directs CPIO of Delhi University to show cause notice why maximum penalty should not be imposed against him/her for alleged wrongful rejection of RTI application and denial of information to the appellant within 21 days from the date of receipt of this order,” the CIC said in its November 11 order.

Navy inducts indigenously developed sonars

NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (PTI): Navy today formally inducted four types of indigenously developed sonars that will boost its underwater surveillance capability. The systems included Abhay – compact hull mounted sonar for shallow water crafts, Humsa UG – upgrade for the Humsa sonar system, NACS – Nearfield Acoustic Characterisation System, and AIDSS – Advanced Indigenous Distress sonar system for submarines. Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, who today handed over the sonars to the Navy, praised the force along with DRDO and said he expects more

synergy in the coming days. The systems have been designed and developed by NPOL, a Kochi based laboratory of DRDO. With the induction of these four systems, the underwater surveillance capability of the Indian Navy will get a boost, besides providing a fillip to the quest for self-reliance in this critical area of technology. Abhay is an advanced active-cum-passive integrated sonar system designed and developed for the smaller platforms such as shallow water crafts and coastal surveillance/patrol vessels. It is capable of detecting, localizing, classifying

and tracking sub-surface and surface targets in both its active and passive modes of operation. The prototype of this compact sonar installed onboard a nominated naval platform has successfully completed all user evaluation trials to demonstrate the features as per the Naval Staff Qualification Requirements. Indian Navy has proposed to induct this SONAR on three of the Abhay class ships. Intensifying the command over the high seas is the Humsa-UG that is designed for upgrading the existing Humsa sonar system. This system is pro-

posed to be installed on seven ships of three different classes of ships. AIDSS is a distress sonar is an Emergency Sound Signaling Device which is used to indicate that a submarine is in distress and enable quick rescue and salvage. It is a life-saving alarm system designed to transmit sonar signals of a pre-designated frequency and pulse shape in an emergency situation from a submarine for long period, so as to attract the attention of passive sonars of ships or submarines in the vicinity and all types of standard rescue vessels in operation. It is also provided with a transponder capability.

RASHTRIYA AYURVEDA VIDYAPEETH (NATIONAL ACADEMY OF AYURVEDA)

(An autonomous organization under Ministry of AYUSH, Govt.of India) DHANWANTARI BHAWAN, ROAD, NO. 66, PUNJABI BAGH (WEST), NEW DELHI-110026 Phone Nos. 011-25228548 & 25229753 Email: ravidyapeethdelhi@gmail.com

APPOINTMENT OF GURUS UNDER GURU SHISHYA PARAMPARA Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth, New Delhi invites applications from eligible Vaidyas/Institutions to train institutionally qualiﬁed Ayurvedic doctors in CRAV course under 'Guru Shishya Parampara'. Interested Vaidyas/Institutions may visit this Vidyapeeth's website www.ravdelhi.nic.in for details on eligibility, prescribed format of application, etc. Interested applicant may submit their application in the prescribed performa which should reach to RAV till 12th December, 2016. davp 17212/11/0007/1617

DIRECTOR, Rashtriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE & LAW NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Dated Kohima, the th Nov’2016 NO.LAW/MISC-26/2016 :: It is hereby informed to the under mentioned applicants that there will be a Speed test and Written exam on 25th Nov’2016 in the Secretariat Conference Hall for the posts of Stenos and LDA-cum-Computer Assistant under Justice & Law Department at 10:30 AM and 12:00 Noon respectively. 1. LDA-cum-Computer Assistant (IST 12:00 Noon) Sl.No Name Sl.No Name 01 Ms.Kanteulung Rangkau 27 Mr.Meyielo K. Koza 02 Mr.Piketo H. Yepthomi 28 Ms.Lachong H. Phom 03 Mr.G. Vinato Sema 29 Mr.Itoka H. Yepthomi 04 Mr.Imkongsanen Ao 30 Ms.Tiamongla Pongener 05 Ms.Nukshitula Pongen 31 Mr.Alohuto Chishi 06 Ms.Anitoli Sumi 32 Ms.Ikali Sema 07 Mr.Ghunato P. Kesho 33 Mr.Kotsholo 08 Ms.Dolma Alice Kulnu 34 Mr.Hirohito V. Chishi 09 Mr.Lanuyanger 35 Ms.Imrongsungla Longkumer 10 Mr.Tongpangkokba Pongener 36 Mr.Tiawapang Jamir 11 Ms.Ngupya 37 Ms.Vipeni H. Zhimomi 12 Ms.Medosanuo Liezietsu 38 Ms.Kikatemla 13 Ms.Hinokali Sohe 39 Mr.Rino Koza 14 Ms.Nuvolu Medeo 40 Mr.Bokaho L. Sumi 15 Mr.Mipong Longkumer 41 Ms.Limniu Khiam 16 Ms.Kavi D. Shohe 42 Mr.Nungsangchiba Jamir 17 Mr.Imsutangit Lemtur 43 Mr.Stephen N. Kikon 18 Mr.Mhabemo Lotha 44 Ms.Linotoli Y. Swu 19 Ms.M. Lothunglo Ovung 45 Mr.Ghukato Chishi 20 Mr.Eangto Konyak 46 Mr.Akato Sumi 21 Ms.Plotoli Kinimi 47 Mr.Hinoka Chishi 22 Ms.Yarimenla Longkumer 48 Ms. H. Rosy Achumi 23 Ms.Vesavolu 49 Ms.Toinali S Shohe 24 Mr.Neisetsu Kapfoh 50 Ms.Vikani Kekho 25 Ms.Satemmenla Pongener 51 Mr.Nipato Kits 26 Mr.Viloto Z. Achumi 52 Mr.Hutoi Chophi 2. Stenography, Grade-III (IST10:30 AM) Sl.No Name Sl.No Name 01 Ms.Chetsove-o Koza 08 Ms. T. Akumla Ao 02 Mr.Ketenchu Apon 09 Ms.Wankam Konyak 03 Ms.Imcharenla Longkumer 10 Ms.V. Kenet Zhimomi 04 Ms.K. Abikali Achumi 11 Ms.A Minang Konyak 05 Mr.Sademmongba 12 Ms.Ruthly Y. Awomi 06 Ms.Sentinenla T. Ozukum 13 Ms.L. Yungpila 07 Mr.Pangersowa 14 Mr.Melevi Natso NB: 1. The Applicants for the post of Steno are to bring their own Typewriters. 2. All the candidates are directed to bring two passport size photographs during office hours on 22nd and 23rd Nov’2016 and obtain their admit cards. 3. Question papers for the written exam for LDA-cum-C/Asstt. will be based on General Studies/Current Affairs, Computers, General English and Reasoning ability. Sd/(KHANRINLA T. KOZA) Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland DC-2577

Dated: 15th Nov. 2016

NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Sealed tenders are invited from the appropriate class of empanelled Civil Contractors under Nagaland University for the under mentioned work. Earnest Cost of Estimated Sl. Money Tender Completion N/Work Amount No. Deposit document time (`) (`) (`) 1. Construction of 54,55,700.00 1,09,115.00 1,500.00 12(twelve) Health Centre months at NU, Kohima Campus [NU/ ENGG/KMA224/2016-3041]. 2

Construction of 29,79,455.00 59,590.00 1,000.00 12(twelve) Shopping Complex months at NU, Kohima Campus [NU/ ENGG/KMA224/2016-3041].

Construction of 6,42,300.00 12,850.00 500.00 03(three) Toe wall, Cross months drain and Road side drain at Approach road to C/Block, Quarter No. 12 & 13 at NU, Lumami [NU/ ENGG/M-61/ CBlock/H. No. 12(T-IV)-3040] Tender documents can be had from the Engineering Section, Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami on working days upto 22nd November 2016. Sealed tender should be submitted addressed to the Registrar, Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami on or before 23rd November 2016(upto 2:00 P.M.). The cost of Tender document (non-refundable) is to be deposited through NU Challan. EMD from any Nationalized Bank through Demand Draft/Bankers Cheque and IPO worth `10/- (Rupees Ten) only addressed in favour of Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami should also be accompanied along with the Tender. Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason(s), whatsoever. T. Lanusosang Registrar DC-2545

opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 343 Dimapur, Saturday, November 19, 2016

125 crore victims

ith both houses of parliament disrupted due to the demonetisation issue which has rocked the nation during the past nearly ten days; crores of people across India also continue to face uncertainty and disruption of their normal lives. With a lightning announcement, 500 and 1000 denomination notes were no longer legal tender. As commented earlier, the Modi government can be credited with this bold move but the boldness was with wisdom is another matter. Earlier, anyone could go to a bank and after submitting required document proof, could exchange up to Rs.4000 for 500 and 1000 denomination notes but this was reduced to Rs.2000.The reduction was reportedly because of abuse by those having huge amount of untaxed(black money). Television channels have aired sting operations where black money to the tune of several crore rupees were converted to white with some “commission” paid to touts. Even the much publicised Jan Dhan account today has been exposed as another dubious means where names of several thousand account holders are found to be dubious. Therefore, the government’s much acclaimed Jan Dhan account, which any citizen can open without hassles has been exposed. It is unfortunate that in spite of the tremendous suffering faced by people and huge losses to business and tourism, the government seems to suggest that those against demonetisation are for black money. Even criticism against the prime minister is almost apologetic in many media who have given a new meaning to the term “self regulation”. Irrespective of the plaudits by some well meaning people who may be suffering from a black money syndrome; the truth is that it has hurt the ordinary citizens especially the poor living in rural areas and labourers who keep money at home since they don’t keep bank accounts. The entire demonetisation drive was expected to achieve two concrete results- allow the RBI to write off Rs 5 lakh crore, and thus reduce the quantum of black money floating around in cash by the same amount and get around Rs 9 lakh crore into bank deposits. The government’s expectation is that this money could be harnessed for productive purposes, and the black money ogre would have been controlled. Figures that are already in public domain show that the entire demonetisation exercise could have been avoided. The reports claimed that the government could have unearthed a lot more black money and filled its coffers with much more money had it just followed up on the accounts filed by around 8 lakh assesses who filed income tax returns declaring agricultural income. This is extremely important, because all agricultural income is totally exempt from income tax. It was also reported that the total income declared by them in 2011 and 2012 was a stupefying Rs 874 lakh crore, which represents over 125 years of total taxes garnered by the government in any given year. But ordinary people, cannot purchase bulk goods because they have very little money and many banks are already cash crunched. The relaxation of Rs.2.5 lakh for each wedding is another cruel joke which is only adding insult to injury. All people have been made to suffer from the consequences of demonetisation that could have been avoided by just targeting some 8 lakh people. The demonetisation has been like throwing the baby with the bathwater.

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Post-mortem Common Civil Code : Economic surgical strike not acceptable and Arthakranti proposal U

he recent demonetization drive of high currency notes by the Government of India is termed as “Economic Surgical Strike” by Sri Amit Shah, The National President of BJP. It has visibly paralysed the day to day life of India. Even though, the Center is assuring again and again that the things are normalising soon, the public is not getting convinced fully. Explicitly, supply of cash is not there in the market as well as banks. ATMs are also functioning for the namesake only. People are dying here and there, as reported. In a sense, it is an emergency and life is becoming very measurable for the public. The Government is justifying their action by stating that it will curb out the black money for ever. Some economists are also endorsing the act of Government from different corners; some are not. Will it really make India a corruption free state in the long run or it is just a futile exercise? An organization, named “Arthakranti” from Pune, is much hyped in the media these days. They are said to be the architect of “Economic Surgical Strike”. Arthakranti is a registered group of Chartered Accountants and Engineers who proclaims that it has the five point solution to the escalating parallel economy in India. In its own words, “The ArthaKranti proposal is a well-researched scientific approach designed to completely transform the current Indian socio-economic scenario. This approach will enable ‘Principled, Prosperous and Peaceful living’ for all citizens of our country”. This essay tries to highlight the basic idea of the proposal or model as explained by Sri Anil Bokil, a member of Arthakranti. Economy is the state of a region in terms of the production and consump-

tion of goods and services, driven by money. Goods and services are collectively termed as commodity. Till a commodity is belonging to someone, it cannot be used by someone else, without his consent. It is owned by him. During barter economy, commodities were exchanged directly for commodity. The values of the exchanged commodities were inter-partite. But, gradually the market grew and people felt the necessity for the standard of value. There comes the money. Money becomes the standard medium of exchange. Money can buy commodities. It is the purchasing power. In India, a huge population of us are leading a sub standard life because we do not have enough money. If money is so essential, why not does the government imprint sufficient money? Usually, we believe that government imprints money by keeping gold for it in our Reserve Bank. Otherwise, money will over flood the market and create chaos to the economy. This is called “Gold Standard Money”. Till 1957, this is the modus operandi, India was adopting. After that, strategy changed. Now, our money is imprinted through Constitutional Right. Constitution empowered the Reserve Bank of India to imprint money whenever required. Ministry of Finance studies all the economic parameters such as inflation, growth, GDP etc. through mathematical modelling. These modelling enable the Reserve Bank to imprint money, so as to comply with our current economy. Money, thus imprinted, is called high powered money and no gold credit is actually required for it. On the other hand, there is one more type of money exist. It is credit money or bank money. Anyone of us may create this credit money by banking instruments provided if we have

enough money in our bank account. Both these types of money are collectively called transaction money or narrow money. They are inter-changeable and hence they are actually indifferent. But currency note, the high powered money has a big problem. It is intractable. One, who possesses a currency note, is the owner of that note. No matter, how it came. Thus, it dilutes the very definition of money itself. Currency note losses the property of medium of exchange, rather it behaves like commodity. Thus, even fake currency is also the high powered money. High powered money over floods the market with unaccountability. Again, the government wants the welfare of its fellow citizens. To do that, the Government must possess revenue which comes mostly in the form of taxes. Our taxation system is extremely complicated and it has too much loopholes. Ultimately, there is enough leakage of this taxation system. Moreover, while implementing any Government scheme, corruption consumes the lion’s share and the actual targeted beneficiaries are remained aloof from the scheme. All leakages are taking place in the form of high powered money only and that is the Black Money. It patronises a parallel economy. Parallel economy finances all forms of social menaces such as terrorism, insurgency, drugs, gambles etc. The Parallel economy grows uncontrollably and the progress of the nation is critically challenged by it. It manipulates the governance fully by sponsoring the legislation with black money. Foreign Direct Investments, Foreign Loans etc. also cannot do anything because a major portion of that foreign money is channelized to the parallel economy through corruption. The common people are simply entangled with this polluted system thinking that there

is no way out of it. On the other hand, the bank money or credit money does not possess that problem. Every pie of the bank money is traceable. Thus, black money formation is scarcely possible and the question of parallel economy is invalid. Corruption will eventually be nullified. Government should take sufficient measures to minimise the use of cash and maximise the use of banks. On the other hand, our taxation system should also be simplified. There should be only Transaction Tax and all other taxations should be abolished (except custom duty). By this, all money will be white. White Economy draws demand in the market which nourishes the production automatically. Increased production leads to employability. Prosperity can be the only eventuality. This is the basic idea of ArthaKranti proposal. The recent high currency demonetisation of Government of India is said to be motivated by Ar thaKranti proposal. Union Finance Minister has openly declared that India is heading for cash less economy. Of course, how ArthaKranti proposal will enable clean politics, it is not clear. It simply discusses the clean politics as an outcome of cash less economy. Most probably, there should be special budgetary provisions for politics which we hardly have today. Theoretically, this proposal is lucrative. Now, the implementation is in the hands of the Government. People should observe carefully the steps taken by the Government in the long run. However, there is no guarantee that Government is implementing the five point proposal of Arthakranti, as it is. Ranjan Das, Assistant Professor, Patkai Christian College, Dimapur & Dr. Suman Deka, Assistant Professor, M.C.College, Barpeta, Assam

DailyDevotion The wounded healer has an agenda on non healing s we all focus on disability God just said disability was a part persons with disabilities for our this NBCC Sunday for of God’s good creation (Ex.4:11). sake. Jesus had to pray earnestly Winning into Freedom (PwD) onPersons with disability God did provide an alternative for to remove the sorrow and pain if it the following few talking the person with disability, Moses, was possible but he left the choice If the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed. —John 8:36 If there is even a trace of individual self-satisfaction left in us, it always says, “I can’t surrender,” or “I can’t be free.” But the spiritual part of our being never says “I can’t”; it simply soaks up everything around it. Our spirit hungers for more and more. It is the way we are built. We are designed with a great capacity for God, but sin, our own individuality, and wrong thinking keep us from getting to Him. God delivers us from sin— we have to deliver ourselves from our individuality. This means offering our natural life to God and sacrificing it to Him, so He may transform it into spiritual life through our obedience. God pays no attention to our natural individuality in the development of our spiritual life. His plan runs right through our natural life. We must see to it that we aid and assist God, and not stand against Him by saying, “I can’t do that.” God will not discipline us; we must discipline ourselves. God will not bring our “arguments…and every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5)— we have to do it. Don’t say, “Oh, Lord, I suffer from wandering thoughts.” Don’t suffer from wandering thoughts. Stop listening to the tyranny of your individual natural life and win freedom into the spiritual life. “If the Son makes you free….” Do not substitute Savior for Son in this passage. The Savior has set us free from sin, but this is the freedom that comes from being set free from myself by the Son. It is what Paul meant in Galatians 2:20 when he said, “I have been crucified with Christ….” His individuality had been broken and his spirit had been united with his Lord; not just merged into Him, but made one with Him. “…you shall be free indeed”— free to the very core of your being; free from the inside to the outside. We tend to rely on our own energy, instead of being energized by the power that comes from identification with Jesus.

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If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other. ~ Mother Teresa

by appointing Aaron to be Moses’ mouth piece. God would heal the disability one day but God allowed the disability to remain till such time (Is.35:1-7). Paul, was such an outstanding witness of Christ, a missionary to reach the gentile world. Paul had a disability like thorn in the flesh for which he prayed at least three times to God to remove it from him. Humanly thinking God should, first of all, remove all impairments from Paul before sending him. God was not in a hurry to call for miracles to heal Paul. God said, “My grace is sufficient for you. My grace works in weakness”. In other words God wanted Paul to be in his natural state and depend on God’s grace. We can think of many more such persons with disabilities who must be praying with tears and sweat without the expected answer. They should not think that non-healing is a challenge to God’s power and not the least, a disfavor of God. Throughout history there have been human attempts to conquer human impairments, even forcefully praying for miracles to heal them. Wherever there is a call for healing there humans flock around and seek healing. Many miracle workers also come up and invoke God to speed up healing of these imperfections and disabilities. God can, but God will not exhibit God’s power every time it is called for. Jesus also used this power judiciously, but not every time he was challenged to exhibit it. He himself was a wounded healer. He was counted among the

to the Father. John Milton must have prayed much for the recovery of his sight if he was to do what God assigned him to do. Later, he realized that even those who only stand and wait also serve God. Let us conclude this rumination keeping in mind that the persons with disabilities are very much inside the good creation of God. Whether a person’s disability was caused by developmental process or by accidental causes they still bear the image of the Creator. The Creator’s wish is that there be no walls between the persons with disabilities and the otherwise, have the same right to dignity of life, right to equal participation and inclusion in the society. This is more so in the community called the Church. While on earth God wants us to live in cooperation with the natural law but humans constantly appeal God to remove all imperfections and irregularities. There are constant calls for fasting, prayers and healing, some of the initiators even claiming powers of miracles. Healing has become the dominant themes in religious gatherings. If a religion is centered around healings, heroes, and miracles, that religion is folk religion and such religions do not go much beyond the needs of the individual and the locality. God’s will is not to heal always but to let God’s grace triumph in this world of weakness. Non-healing is not a sign of God’s weakness; it is an arena of God’s love, power, and witnessing. Ezamo Murry, Model Village, Dimapur

Govt exists to protect and respect our freedoms, not to attack and end them. The Govt cannot erase these fundamental rights, freedoms as guaranteed in our constitution and replace them with its coercion and intolerant agenda based on the culture of the mainland majority at any cost. The disputed claim of Nagaland by the new independent India on the basis of unilaterally drawn map she has inherited from the British when their empire ended was furiously resisted with spontaneous and vigorous fights till date by the claim of the Nagas that they are not Indians and their territory is not a part of the Indian Union. Only a certain unauthorised group of people itching for soft chairs went to New Delhi on their own in the name of ‘Naga People’s Convention’ entered into an agreement with the Govt of India in July 1960. As such, without authority the present state of Nagaland came into being as a part of the Indian Union, under the 13th Amendment Act of 1962 of Indian constitution, whereby the constitutional guarantee and protection of the Naga social, religious and customary practices, land and its resources are thus enshrined under Art 371A of the constitution. Further, the Indian constitution says that no Act of Parliament shall apply to the state of Nagaland unless and until the same has been approved by the Nagaland State Legislative Assembly. Therefore under any circumstance, the Naga people shall not accept the proposed probable Common Civil Code of mainland India. The Nagaland State Legislative Assembly members must fully understand their serious responsibility to protect the political and legal position guaranteed by the Art 371A provision which is the unique fact of their history. Kuolachalie Seyie, IG Stadium, Kohima

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point will also widen our horizon on the subject. Human desire to be whole, perfect and flawless is natural but to achieve it we cannot bring God the Creator of varieties under the human legislation of uniform civil code. Variation is the intent of the wise Creator in forms, temperaments, apparel, dimensions, mental, and spiritual aspects of the created. Cecil F. Alexander’s hymn, “All things bright and beautiful, all creatures great and small…the Good Lord made them all” is at point. Christian thinkers more oriented with what is called ‘theodicy’ tend to question the Creator as to why an Almighty and loving God allows pain, sickness, hardship, and death, including disability. Others who are more oriented with ‘cause and effect’ order of things would take disability as a result of sin committed by either the person with disability or by the family. This line of thinking puts God as the avenger, a tit for tat ruler. In either case the fact that disability is in the agenda of the Creator is negated or questioned. Disability is a part of God’s intentional and purposeful creation and all that God created is good. Moses was a person with disability. God and Moses stood at a crucial moment, the urgency of delivering the people of God from Egypt. Moses was not willing to venture because he knew his disability and he reported this to God. Humanly thinking God should have removed all difficulties from Moses and used him.

nder the directive principles of the state policy of Indian constitution, Art 44 provides that “The state shall endeavour to secure for the citizens a uniform civil code throughout the territory of India.” This directive principle is not amendable and cannot be erased or repealed under any circumstances so as to safeguard the interest of all. The objective behind this state endeavour as enshrined in the constitution is only to address discrimination against vulnerable, diverse, religious and different ethnic groups and to harmonise various cultural groups within the country. The uniqueness of the Indian situation is unity in diversity. The question therefore is whose family laws or cultures are to be codified as uniform civil code for the whole country to avoid plurality of family laws? It is impossible to have a common civil code without Govt coercion and intolerance. The directive principle aforesaid should never be used to impose or force the cultural, social, religious, and customary practices of the mainland majority of India over the minorities under the cover of establishing a uniform civil code. It will inevitably end up in the suppression of the vitally important family laws and cultures of this minority peoples for the political agenda. The ultimate outcome of such imposition of mainland cultural practices, if brought about, over the minorities, will be costly and dangerous. Barack Obama’s Govt in the US tells Christian Ministers to perform same-sex weddings or face jail terms and criminal fines, on ground of discrimination, if they decline to officiate samesex marriage ceremonies; after all, the matter has been manipulated and legalised by the abuse of power for political interest. One cannot permit such similar madness of other forms to happen. The

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Demonetisation

The Demonetisation move by Modi is undoubtedly a very strong move if one goes by the reason/intent behind it. However, the conspicuous miscalculation and ill preparedness of the Government with regard to its implementation has caused much pain and chaos across the country. Business has come to a standstill in most parts of India and queues outside banks continue to swell. Public especially the low income families are finding it hard to survive. Some newspapers were even forced to suspend publication due to severe financial crunch. The move has been hailed mostly by educated urban residents who have access to internet and other cashless banking facilities. Internet banking and cashless transaction was officially recommended during the announcement. This to me is a slap on the face of millions of rural Indians who are yet to get a hang of their black & white Nokias. It has resulted in a huge digital divide among citizens. A purported surgical strike on Black Money has now become a surgical strike on the common man’s pocket. I am also not convinced whether the move will recover any ‘black money’ as the big fishes are known to stash their ill-gotten money in offshore accounts. Demonetisation has brought nothing but innumerable sufferings to the common man. While I am no economist I would’ve welcomed a much needed tax reforms as I strongly believe that tax reforms is the first step towards tackling black money. Also, with so many departments at its disposal the government could’ve first identified and went after black money instead of putting the whole country in chaos just to punish a few. That would’ve been a ‘surgical strike’ in its true sense. Khyolamo Naga, Diphupar B.

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Scrutiny of MDM scheme in Peren appreciated

The undersigned on behalf of the govt. schools, Peren district would like to extend our profound gratitude to the said department personnel for undertaking the immense exercise of scrutinizing the mid day meals schemes in operation for the last years (2010-2016). It has been an eye-opener to the teachers of Peren district where most of our short comings were brought to light. Lastly we hope that the exercise undertaken would be brought to the desired conclusion for the sake of posterity. Kirang, Convener, Govt. Schools (MDM Beneficiaries), Peren

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probing ponzi schemes SC refuses to accept CBI in the tune of Rs 85k crore rejection of 43 names

NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court Collegium has brushed aside the Centre’s objection to 43 candidates recommended for appointment as high court judges. A Bench comprising Chief Justice TS Thakur and Anil R Dave gave this information to Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi while hearing PILs over the delay in filling up the vacancies of HC judges. (Follow The Tribune on Facebook; and Twitter @thetribunechd) It directed the government to complete the appointment process in three weeks. At the last hearing on November 11, the AG had told the apex court that the Centre had rejected 43 of the 77 names suggested by the Collegium for appointment as HC judges and accepted the remaining 34 proposals. “43 recommendations have been returned to the Collegium” for reconsideration as the

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government noticed shortcomings in the proposals, the AG had said. “With this, not a single recommendation was pending with the government, the AG said in response to a court’s query as to why the Centre was sitting over the proposals at a time when the HC vacancies had mounted to 40 per cent. When the case came up for hearing today, CJI Thakur told the AG that the three-member SC Collegium, meant for considering names for HC judges, had reiterated the recommendations after considering the government’s objections and sent back the proposals. The CJI did not go into the details. Now, the Centre is bound to accept the Collegium’s recommendations as it can return the proposals only once for reconsideration in the light of adverse intelligence inputs. The Collegium is free to accept or reject the govern-

ment’s objections. Besides the CJI, the other members of the Collegium are Justice Dave, who retired today, and Justice JS Khehar. Justice Dipak Misra would replace Justice Dave tomorrow in the Collegium. The appointment of apex court judges are dealt with by a larger SC Collegium of five senior most judges, including the CJI. The Bench, however, did not specify the status of the Memorandum of Procedure (MoP) which was under revision to infuse greater transparency and accountability in the process of appointing HC and SC judges. At the last hearing, Rohatgi had informed the Bench that the government was awaiting the response of the five-member SC Collegium to the draft MoP sent to it on August 2. CJI Thakur had said the Collegium was slated to meet on November 15 to consider the MoP.

NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (PTI): CBI is probing cases of ponzi schemes in which over Rs 85,000 crore of over six crore investors are involved and it is assisting the Centre in framing a legislation to put a ban on such deposit-taking activities, agency Chief Anil Sinha said here today. “CBI alone is investigating cases in which more than six crore investors/ victims spread across 26 states involving Rs 85,000 crores of public money. There are hundreds of criminal cases with state police and EOWs,” he said at the valedictory session of 22nd Conference of CBI and Anti-Corruption Bureaux of states. He also said the scope and reach of these fraudulent entities coming out with nefarious schemes to induce gullible public to invest in their dubious schemes is bewildering. E a r l i e r, d u r i n g a conference in Mumbai in March, Sinha had said that the agency was investigating Ponzi schemes involv-

ing funds of over Rs 1.20 lakh crore. Officials in CBI claimed that figures often change because of allegations and later its cross verifications during the investigations. Sinha said CBI was part of the sub-group of an Inter-Ministerial Group for identifying gaps in the existing legal and regulatory framework for “deposittaking” activities and to suggest administrative/legislative measures including formulation of a new law, to cover all relevant aspects of deposit-taking. “As we are all aware, a comprehensive central law titled the ‘Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes and Protection of Depositors’ Interests Bill, 2016’ is on the anvil,” he said. The CBI chief said the government has announced in the 2016-17 budget that it proposes to bring in a comprehensive central legislation to deal with the menace of unauthorised deposit-taking scheme.

circulation of fake Indian currency notes completely stopped: Rijiju NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (AGENCIES): Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju on Friday said smuggling of fake Indian currency notes (FICN) has completely stopped from three international borders – Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal – following the demonetization of Rs 1000 and Rs 500 notes. “Smuggling of FICN from three international borders -- Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal -- has completely stopped after the announcement of demonetization by Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” Rijiju told reporters. The minister said FICN worth around Rs 400 crore were in circulation in the economy at any given point in time and the decision (demonetization) was a major assault on black money and fake currency. Quoting Intelligence reports, a senior Union Home ministry official said counterfeit currency with the face value of Rs 70 crore was introduced by the

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inimical interests every year in the country. “Proceeds of illegal sale of drugs, opium and arms have also been completely stopped along with hawala transaction,” the official said. Intelligence sources said fake notes with face value of Rs 12.35 crore were seized by the security agencies till June this year. In 2015, counterfeit currency with face value of Rs 34.99 crore were seized

followed by Rs 36.11 crore in in 2014 and Rs 42.90 crore in 2013. However, there are wide variations in the estimates of fake currency in circulation in the economy as Pakistani agencies have copied 90 per cent of the security features in the original currency notes. Barring the security thread, Pakistan has copied all the aspects including water mark, ink, motifs and currency paper, sources said.

NPCC responds to NPF media cell Demonetisation affecting mental health: Psychiatrist (From p-1) To the denial by NPF that it had never throttled voices of elected members, NPCC pointed out that records indicated that an MLA was not allowed to raise questions of public importance in the house and opined that nomenclature of NPF media and press bureau should instead be “propaganda & misinformation bureau”. It also termed as fallacious NPF charge that NPCC was trying to stage a comeback through media war. NPCC reiterated that it would continue to be relentless against “corruption, under development, fraud, swindling of public fund etc.” Stating that it was least inter-

ested in media war but only to highlight people-oriented issues through media, NPCC said the press was the fourth pillar of democracy and Congress was within its right to articulate or criticize the government through media. Stating the NPF had a mistaken notion that media was only for victors and corrupt rulers with sack full of currency, NPCC said media was also for victors, vanquished and poor. NPCC also opined that after its lengthy rebuttal, NPF had realised that something was missing in the area of governance and so welcomed any feature of malgovernance with verifiable evidence to be taken up and resolved. On this, NPCC asked NPF to solicit the “irrefutable and verifi-

able evidence” on mis-governance from the Governor and BJP as their accusations of massive corruption and embezzlement by the DAN government were not on the basis of hearsay and rumour. NPCC advised NPF not to beat about the bush amid the “tsunami of corruption” that it finds unable to answer. It concluded that the swindling of public fund, under development, non-payment of salaries, deplorable road conditions etc were not a figment of imagination of Congress workers but facts evident. Under DAN, NPCC said only the nonliving were conspicuous by their silence but the regime stood exposed and indicted in the court of all living beings.

KO L K ATA , N OV 1 8 (IANS): The central government’s demonetisation drive has taken a toll on the mental health of many cash strapped people, with the rural population hit the most, said a senior psychiatrist here. “Over the past couple of days, I have received quite a few cases from people adversely affected by the demonetisation,” said Sanjay Garg, senior consultant psychiatrist at Fortis, Anandapur. “Many of these calls came from rural Bengal, where people are largely dependent on liquid cash, unlike urban areas where online payments and cards

are common,” Garg said. “The rural folk do not have the plastic money option,” he added. Garg said people were skipping consultation dates due to the cash crunch. “People are missing consultation dates in hospitals because they cannot afford the travelling expenses and doctor’s fees,” he said. “Telephone consultations are a possibility but then again patient monitoring isn’t quite viable over the phone,” Garg said. To combat the stress and anxiety during the liquid cash crunch, Garg provided a few tips to combat the demonetisation fallout. “The biggest help

would be lifestyle modification,” he said. For example physical activity like brisk walking and deep breathing could help in calming one’s nerves and relaxing the mind, Garg

said. “Relaxation therapy and distraction technique like listening to music, dancing or pursuing one’s hobbies and engaging in some recreational activity could help, too,” he added.

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M u m b ai , N ov 1 8 (PTI): Sensex extended its downward trend for the fifth session today, falling over 77 points to end at fresh six-month low of 26,150 as foreign investors continued to pull out funds on fears of a rate hike in the US. Sentiment was also hit by the rupee taking a sharp plunge of 36 paise intraday to breach the 68-level against the dollar for the first time since June 24. Sensex, after falling to a low of 26,106.78 on sustained foreign fund outflows, recovered briefly to hit a high of 26,349.02, before dipping again by 77.38 points, or 0.30 per cent, to 26,150.24, its lowest level since May 25, 2016. The 50-share NSE Nifty shed 5.85 points, or 0.07 per cent, to end at 8,074.10, after moving between 8,128.95 and 8,048.30.

New Delhi, Nov 18 (PTI): Government today cautioned Jan Dhan account holders, housewives and artisans that they will be prosecuted under the I-T Act for allowing misuse of their bank accounts through deposit of black money in Rs 500/1,000 notes during the 50-day window till December 30. The directive comes against the backdrop of reports that some are using other persons’ bank accounts to convert their black money into new denomination notes. In some cases, even rewards are being given to account holders for allowing such misuse. The government had earlier said deposits up to Rs 2.50 lakh in bank accounts would not come under tax scrutiny as it is within the tax exemption limit. In the case of Jan Dhan account, the holder can deposit up to Rs 50,000.

However, the income tax department has noted that people are under impression that no action will be taken for deposits up to Rs 2.50 lakh during November 9-December 30. The ministr y said “such tax evasion activities can be made subject to income tax and penalty if it is established that the amount deposited in the account was not of the account holder but of somebody else. Also, the person who allows his or her account to be misused for this purpose can be prosecuted for abetment under the Income Tax Act”. The government has earlier said black money deposited in bank accounts during the 50-day period will be subject to tax, interest and 200 per cent penalty. It asked people not to be lured into conversion of black money and become

a partner in the crime of converting black money into white through this method. “Unless all citizens of the country help the government in curbing black money, this mission of black money will not succeed,” the official statement said. It also asked people to provide information of such illegal activities to the I-T department so that immediate action can be taken and such illegal transfer of cash can be stopped and seized. “Black money is a crime against humanity. We urge every conscientious citizen to help join the government in eradicating it,” it added. Following the demonetisation announcement of November 8, people have been queueing up in front of banks to convert and deposit the now-defunct 500 and 1,000 rupee notes.

New Delhi, Nov 18 (Agencies): Premium train tickets are likely to see a downward trend in the coming days. As per The Economic Times report, Railways Minister has asked officials to ensure that trains gets booked to the maximum capacity and to ensure that Railways officials are likely to offer tickets at lucrative prices for the seats that would go unreserved. The fall in ticket prices is expected on the unreserved seats on premium trains like Shatabdi, Rajdhani, and Duronto trains a day or two before the departure. Since the launch of surge pricing on Shatabdi, Duronto and Rajdhani train tickets, Railways has lost passenger traffic to airlines. For shorter distances, people have even begun choosing road as mode of travel.

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LOST NOTICE A black leather bag belonging to Nonghothung Lotha, s/o Nlongtsu containing following items has lost between Super Market & Batta Charali on 14.11.2016. 1. Service ID Card (Teacher under SDEO, Bhandari) 2. Bank Pass Book (SBI) 3. Cheque 4. PAN Card 5. Elector Photo ID Card 6. Pulsar 180 documents Finders may kindly contact : 9402917970/8974656608

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I, Shri. Akum.K, presently resident of Medziphima, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby declare as under. 1. That, Miss Akumtila Pongen of Chuchuyimlang Village and me had a dispute regarding loan. 2. That the matter has been amicably settled on 16-11-2016 with all family members of both sides in order to maintain peace in near future. 3. That I further declare that a Declaration dated 13-10-2016, published on 15-10-2016 is also hereby withdrawn. 4. That henceforth I shall not claim/demand anything from Miss. Akumtila Pongen, whatever amount due to me. 5. That, the statements made above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated therein. Deponent Sworn before me on the 18 day of Nov. 2016. Notary Public DP-9344

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as implementing agency for the scheme. The objective of RCS christened as UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik) is to enhance air passenger traffic in the country by stimulating demand on regional routes. The UDAN scheme will be in operation for a period of 10 years. The operations under

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PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry. According to Choubey, by December 2016 dozens of scheduled commercial operations could begin to connect small towns in the country under the regional connectivity drive. The state-run Airports Authority of India (AAI) has been designated

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in the upcoming reverse bidding round for allocation of RCS routes. Currently the pre-bidding round for RCS routes is underway. The government has set December 5, 2016, as the proposal due date (PDD) for the process. Choubey spoke at the two-day Aero Expo India2016 organised by the

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New Delhi, Nov 18 (IANS): The government on Friday said its ambitious regional connectivity scheme (RCS) has received a healthy response from the aviation industry. Civil Aviation Secretary Rajiv Nayan Choubey said the government has so far received 20 registrations from air operator permit holders to participate

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first half of FY17 to 0.5 per cent year-on-year in the second half of FY17 with a distinct possibility of GDP growth contracting in the third quarter. “The demonetisationdriven cash crunch that is playing out in India will paralyse economic activity in the short term. We expect a strong ‘formalisation effect’ to play out as nearly half of the non-tax paying businesses in the informal sector (40% share in GDP) will become unviable and cede market share to their organised sector counterparts. We expect this dynamic to crimp GDP growth in India in FY18 as well and hence we have cut our FY18 GDP growth estimate to 5.8 per cent YoY (from 7.3 per cent),” Ambit economists Ritika Mankar Mukherjee, Sumit Shekhar and Prashant Mittal said in a note.

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7.9 per cent in 2017-18. The economy expanded at 7.6 per cent in financial year 201516, outpacing China for the second year in a row. In July, World Bank projected India to grow at 7.6 per cent in 2016-17. Rating agency Fitch earlier this year had projected India’s real GDP to accelerate to 7.7 per cent in 2016-17 and 7.9 per cent in 2017-18. Post-demonetisation, GDP growth projections for the Indian economy for FY17 has slipped to as low as 3.5 per cent. In comparison, the Chinese economy has been growing at around 6.7 per cent this year for three quarters in a row. Broking house Ambit Capital on Friday lowered its FY17 GDP growth forecast for India by 330 basis points, saying it expects GDP growth to decelerate from 6.4 per cent in the

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NEW DELHI, NOV 18 (Agencies): The Modi government’s bold demonetisation move may have taken away India’s claim to being the fastest growing economy in the world, with brokerages and economists revising their GDP growth estimates sharply downward as a result of the cash squeeze created in the economy. Till the other day, the domestic economy was projected to grow at above 7.5 per cent in FY17, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) itself raising its projections by 0.2 percentage points this October to 7.6 per cent for 2016-17 and also for 2017-18. In July, World Bank projected India to grow at 7.6 per cent in 2016-17. Rating agency Fitch earlier this year had projected India’s real GDP to accelerate to 7.7 per cent in 2016-17 and

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE NO. REV-12/2000-D/9484-85

Dt Dimapur the 03/11/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Imkumzukba Jamir, resident of Dimapur has reported that he/she had lost his/her Jamabandi/ Patta bearing Patta No. 780, Dag No. 983 of Block No/Village 04, Area 00-01-08, which was lost or destroyed. The undersigned hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land or any should be submitted to this Court in written on or before 25-11-16. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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Regd. No. 14432/2016 Dt. 18/11/16 By this deed I, the undersigned Shri. Mengutuo Rio (new name) previously called Shri. Mengutuo-u Rio (old name), doing business & registered first class contractor and resident of Lower Bayavü Hill House No. 337, Kohima solemnly declare: 1. That for and on behalf of myself and my wife, children and remitter issue, I wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of Shri. Mengutuo-u Rio and in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Shri. Mengutuo Rio so that I and my wife, children and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/ surname, but assumed name/surname of Shri. Mengutuo Rio. 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I Shall at an times hereafter in all records, deeds and writing and in all proceedings, dealings and transaction, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use and sign the name of Shri Mengutuo Rio as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname. 3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me, my wife, my children and remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of Shri Mengutuo Rio. 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/ surname of Shri. Mengutuo-u Rio and/to Shri. Mengutuo Rio affix my signature and seal, if any this day Mengutuo Rio Lowere Bayavü Hill House No. 337, Kohima K-4223

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Israel Chief Rabbi Amar Mediterranean Sea migrant NATO chief says Turkey condemned for gay comment deaths reach 4,621 this year officers seeking asylum

B ru s s e l s, N ov 1 8 (Agencies): A number of Turkish officers posted to Nato have sought asylum since the country’s failed military coup in July, Nato’s secretary-general has said. Jens Stoltenberg said the officers had requested asylum in the countries where they had been posted but gave no names, numbers or reasons for the requests. The countries involved will consider the cases individually. Turkey has dismissed, suspended, detained or arrested tens of thousands of people since the July coup attempt. Many have been in the military, although others are teachers, policemen, judges and journalists. US and EU officials have expressed concern over Turkey’s use of emergency

laws, which have been in place since the failed coup and which allow the president and cabinet effectively to rule by decree. More than 240 people, many of them civilians, died in the events of 15 July. The Turkish government’s crackdown has targeted those it suspects of links to the man it believes masterminded the coup attempt - the cleric, Fethullah Gulen. He lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania in the United States and has denied any involvement. Stoltenberg said on Friday: “Some Turkish officers working in the Nato command structure... have requested asylum in the countries where they are working.” German media have carried reports that

Ban awarded ‘Legion of Honour’

PARIS, NV 18 (Agencies): United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon received the Legion of Honour from French President Francois Hollande on Thursday for his contributions to tackling climate change. The South Korean diplomat helped push through the 2015 Paris Agreement, a deal aimed at moving away from fossil fuels to cleaner energies that was signed by almost 200 countries after nearly two decades of negotiations. “It was largely because of your contri-

Malaysian fireman says marriage with snake story fake

bution, because many years ago you started putting this topic on all the agendas,” Holland said at the ceremony of Ban’s efforts. The Legion of Honour was established in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte and is considered to be one of France’s highest civilian awards. “By doing this you are rewarding our honourable organisation and I feel deeply honoured and proud,” said Ban, who will step down as head of the 193-member world organisation after 10 years on January 1. He will be replaced by Antonio Guterres of Portugal.

OFFICE OF THE

Rabbi Shlomo Amar

Jerusalem, NOV 18 (Agencies): Israeli political and community leaders have called for a top Jerusalem rabbi to be fired after he said Jewish law prescribed the death penalty for gays. Sephardi Chief Rabbi Shlomo Amar told Israel Hayom newspaper homosexuality was a “cult of abomination”, which the Torah “punishes... with death”. Several members of parliament have written to the prime minister to complain. Rabbi Amar has previously been criticised for similar past remarks. Last year he was rebuked for saying most people were “disgusted” by homosexuality, and calling Jerusalem’s annual gay pride parade “an embarrassing phenomenon”. In an interview with Israel Hayom, Rabbi Amar said it was “clear that it [homosexuality] is abomination. The Torah punishes it with death. This is in the first line of serious sins.”

The UN has recorded one death for every 47 arrivals on the route between Libya and Italy. G e n e va , N ov 1 8 (IANS): The number of migrant deaths recorded in the Mediterranean Sea this year stood at 4,621, at least 1,000 more than the same period last year, a UN migration agency said. The International Organisation for Migration said that presumed death of 350 migrants who went missing in the Mediterranean in recent days brought the total number of fatalities in the region so far to 4,621, EFE news reported. “IOM reports that an estimated 350 migrants are missing, presumed dead after at least six incidents in the Mediterranean in the past three days,” an IOM statement said, adding that “last year some 3,777 migrants died trying to cross

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SUMI OFFICERS’ UNION DIMAPUR (SOUD) QHOLO KIHIKUSUMI ENO WOVEKEU LO AMPEMI SHI IGHI KEMI KUMTSU LAU AKHOTO SUTSA PITHI TSU ANI. ATSALA 26 NOVEMBER 2016 AYI 10.00 INAQHE N.E.R AGRI-EXPO. 4TH MILE DIMAPUR LONO SOUD SILVER JUBILEE HOHO KUHO NIYE AKEU LO KUMTSU PELONO VEZUMONO AKIMI/ANIPU KUMTSA IGHINO KUKUMGHA IGHILU PENIKE KUSSU ANI. (Er. Vihokhe Sema) Akiyetou, SOUD

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CONGRATULATIONS

With immense happiness, the Khaghaboto Area Students' Union would like to felicitate : 1. Dr. Esther Phucho, w/o Dr. Hesheto Chishi on being conferred Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) under the thesis "A study on Christian Education and its relationship between foundational values and prevailing practices in Sümi churches under WSBAK in Nagaland "from HBI Chennai. 2. Mr. V. Phushika Awomi, former president of KASU on being appointed as Press Ofﬁcer to the CM of Nagaland. The Union wishes them the best in their future endeavours. X. Chophika Sumi President KASU

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Anatoli Zhimomi General Secretary KASU

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Konyak Union, KNSK, GB, DB and the Konyak Baptist Church Naginimora would like to acknowledged and appreciated our Hon'ble Parl. Secy. (CAWD) Shri. Y.M. Yollow for constructing new road for the 4 (four) wards namely Bamjong (ward-3), Forest Colony (ward-6), Medical Colony (ward-8), Courtkeang (ward-9) and for the widening and repairing of all the Circular and Border Road which was in a pitable condition from years of neglect, at his own expenses on account of the ensuing Golden Jubilee of Konyak Baptist Church Naginimora. The general public of Naginimora would like to thank him for this selﬂess action. DP-9323

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The Aliba Baptist Church deeply appreciates Mr. Temjen Imna Along Longkümer, Managing Director and Founder of REM for donating a DEEP TUBE WELL at Aliba Village in aid of our Church Centenary Celebration. His kind has work fulfilled the urgent needs of the Villagers. We pray that God the Almighty bless him abundantly in the days to come. Sd/Sd/Pastor Imlikümzük Aliba Baptist Church Secretary Aliba Baptist Church

Di Giacomo, spokesperson for the IOM office for the Mediterranean region in Rome, said it was a great concern that adverse weather conditions did not prevent human smugglers from forcing people onto the vessels. “From the first testimonies that we collected so far, it seems that the migrants were forced on board, even though they were clearly afraid of the rough seas,” he said.

It has come to my attention that some individuals are using my land patta/deed as collateral to borrow money from moneylenders without my knowledge or consent. Therefore, I hereby issue this public notice to state that I am not part of any of it and anyone or organization/society who entertains such individuals will be doing so at their own risk and peril. Dated, 18th November 2016 Thepfuzhato Balie Kirha, Kohima. K-4220

B.P.O - Sapangya : P.O - Mokokchung Nagaland

Abu Zarin Hussin

Pa h an g , N OV 1 8 (Agencies): A Malaysian fireman widely reported to have wed his pet snake says that he is saddened by the story he says is fake. Abu Zarin Hussin trains other firefighters in the state of Pahang on how to catch and handle snakes. Earlier this month, UK tabloids reported that he had married a snake believing it to be his “reincarnated girlfriend”. Hussin told the BBC he was “very disappointed” by the reports, which used pictures from his Facebook page. “I’m always working with snakes and training other firemen in handling and rescuing snakes,” he said. He is married, and said his wife was “okay” with the stories because she knows they are “fake news”. The story was reported by the Daily Mirror on 10 November, and the Daily Mail picked it up a day later. Mirror Online’s report said he had “spotted a snake with a ‘striking resemblance’” to a girlfriend who had died. “He now spends his life with the 10ft long cobra believing it is his dead lover - following the Buddhist idea that people can be reincarnated as animals,” the paper reported.

the Mediterranean”. The IOM’s Missing Migrants Project recorded 546 deaths in November this year, compared to 81 registered between November 1 and 17 last year. The recent incidents had many factors in common, the statement said, in that many of the rubber dinghies started to take on water in bad weather, causing the vessel to sink, meaning that many on board drowned. Flavio

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some members of the Turkish military have requested asylum in Germany. Stoltenberg, who is to visit Istanbul on Sunday, also said there had been “a number of changeovers in the Nato command structure where Turkish personnel has been changed”, adding that he expected Turkey to “fill all its posts”. More than 110,000 people have been sacked or suspended from posts, mainly in the military, civil service, academia, media and judiciary, since the failed coup, with about 36,000 people jailed pending trial. Germany’s Office for Migration and Refugees said on Friday it had received 4,437 political asylum requests from Turkish citizens up to the end of October, compared to 1,767 for the whole of last year. Also on Friday, the UN rapporteur on freedom of expression, David Kaye, warned of a “grim” climate in Turkey since the failed coup. He said: “The conclusions I would say are fairly grim and reflect what I think is a deep sense of restriction on freedom of opinion and expression throughout the country.” Turkey denies it is using the failed coup as an excuse to remove opponents and insists that those without proven links to the attempt will be freed.

Rabbi Amar was quoted as saying homosexuality was a “lust” which could be resisted “as with any other kind of lust”. Although a fierce critic of homosexuality, in 2015 Rabbi Amar denounced the murder by an ultra-Orthodox Jew of an Israeli teenager at the city’s gay pride parade as “a terrible act of blood-letting... nothing can justify it”. While the Torah ordains the death penalty in theory for several types of “offences”, strict conditions historically made it almost impossible to apply, according to Orthodox Jewish tradition. In response to Rabbi Amar’s latest remarks, several members of parliament and leaders of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community, said he should be sacked. “A public figure that puts Israeli citizens’ life at risk using incitement and exclusion should be immediately fired,” three MPs said in a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. An LGBT activist, Shirley Kleinman, made a complaint to police, accusing Rabbi Amar of incitement to murder. “Let’s try and ensure that this man will not remain in his key public position,” Ms Kleinman said on her Facebook page.

PRESS RELEASE

On the eve of Children’s Day, the Indreni Club of Chandmari as part of community service visited Naga Mother’s Association “Cradle Ridge” on 13th November 2016. The children and the caretakers of the home extended a warm welcome to the club members. A humble programme was organized by the club for the children. The program started with an invocation prayer by Miss Annie Konthoujam. Songs were also presented by the children’s of Cradle Ridge as well as by the club. President of the club, Mr. R.N. Lama in his speech encouraged the children to focus in their studies and to be hardworking for their better future. The club presented gifts to the children. The program was chaired by Mr. Meghraj Lama and the programme ended with a vote of thanks from Mr. Vishwanath Sharma. K-4218

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Sindhu in semis; Jayaram crashes out of China Open

China refutes denying visa to Indian badminton team manager

BEIJING, NOV 18 (Agencies): China Friday refuted allegations of denial of visa to the manager of the Indian badminton team on the ground that he is a resident of Arunachal Pradesh, which Beijing claims as Southern Tibet, saying he himself cancelled his visa application. Bamang Tago, who is also the Secretary of Arunachal Pradesh Badminton Association, had applied for a Chinese visa at its embassy in New Delhi to travel to Fuzhou for the ongoing China Super Series Premier badminton tournament, reported TOI. “What you said does not comply with the facts,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters here while commenting on the Tago’s visa issue. “According to what we learnt that the person you have mentioned had previously gone to the Chinese embassy in India for visa application but later he himself cancelled the visa application,” Geng claimed. Asked whether Togo was denied visa because he hails from Arunachal Pradesh, Geng said, “the way China issues

KASA to host GB trophy DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): Khaghaboto Area Sports Association (KASA) would be holding its 42nd session 4th GBs trophy from November 21 to 25, at Sunito village on the motto, “Excel in unity”. The inaugural function will be graced by parliamentary secretary for irrigation and flood control Jacob Zhimomi as chief guest and deputy kilonser-cum-caretaker CAO UT NSCN/GPRN Rangkhamong Anar as guest of honour. Altogether 12 villages would be participating in the event.

TDVFA informs players

DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): Tuensang District Veteran Football Association (TDVFA) has informed all veteran members that football practice session will commence from November 21 at Loyem ground. Therefore, Tuensang District Veteran Football Association requested all veterans to gather at Loyem ground on November 19 at 9 am for social work and ground preparation. K Y M C

visa to relevant people is a flexible approach adopted by China to facilitate exchanges between two sides pending the final settlement of the boundary question”. “It fully reflects China’s sincerity and flexibility. We hope that India will work together with China to maintain sound momentum of personnel exchanges and cooperation in different fields between the two sides,” he said. China in the past has declined visas to residents of Arunachal Pradesh as it considers the area to be part of the Southern Tibet. Reports from New Delhi said Tago has approached Ministry of External Affairs after he was denied visa by the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi “on ground of Arunachal domiciles”, a day after applying for the travel document on November 10. Following this External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said, “this matter has been brought to our notice now. Government’s position on differential treatment of Indian passport holders is clear and well known. We have conveyed it to the Chinese side”.

some sharp smashes and half smashes to lead 7-3. Sindhu was lucky to get a point at 10-4 when the chair umpire overruled a challenge by the Chinese despite the screen showing the shuttle kissing the line. Bingjiao then hit long again as the Indian entered the break at 11-5. A tired looking Bingjiao faltered with her length and accuracy of strokes to help Sindhu continue her march ahead to 14-5. Bingjiao grabbed three points before Sindhu broke the rhythm when the Chinese’s back hand slice went to net. A superb back hand smash helped Bingjiao take another point. But the Chinese continued to stumble on errors which included a wide shot that took Sindhu to 17-9, a long serve and a shot going long. Sindhu sealed the second game in 17 minutes after Bingjiao once again hit long.

ICC charges South Africa captain with ball tampering

Djokovic routs David Goffin in Tour Finals

L o n d o n, NOV 1 8 (Agencies): Novak Djokovic crushed David Goffin 6-1, 6-2 at the ATP Tour Finals on Thursday as the world number two kept his foot on the gas in the race to finish the year atop the world rankings. Djokovic had already qualified for the semi-finals as group winner, but the Serb was keen to keep the momentum going in his bid to overhaul world number one Andy Murray and he took just 69 minutes to demolish Goffin at London’s O2 Arena. Joining Djokovic in the last four is Milos Raonic, who defeated Dominic Thiem 7-6 (7/5), 6-3 to become the first Canadian to reach the semi-finals of the Tour Finals. Djokovic has been in a prolonged slump since winning the French Open for the first time in June, sparking rumours about his private life and questions about his recent involvement with a ‘spiritual guru’ as he lost the top ranking to Murray.

Melbourne, Nov 18 (Agencies): South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has been charged with ball tampering in the second Test win over Australia in Hobart. Video footage appears to show the 32-year-old licking his finger and shining the ball while eating a sweet. Du Plessis was charged for breaching level two of the International Cricket Council code of conduct relating to “changing the condition of the ball” using an artificial substance. He has pleaded not guilty. South Africa completed an innings-and-80-run victory on Tuesday to win the three Test series with a

a zip on his pocket on the third day of the match in Dubai, leading umpires to penalise South Africa five runs and change the ball. On that occasion Du Plessis did not contest the charge. Former South Africa captain Hashim Amla, who also played against Australia in the week, said that he thought the charge against Du Plessis “was actually a joke”. “It’s not April, but Faf du Plessis the allegation against Faf game to spare, with Du Ples- was a really ridiculous thing. sis deputising as skipper for the injured AB de Villiers, st In 2013, Du Plessis was fined 50% of his match fee for ball tampering in the second Test against Pakistan. He was caught on camera rubbing the ball against

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NAGALAND JUDICIAL OFFICER'S ASSOCIATION

1 Death Anniversary of our beloved Temsurenla

“Death leaves a heartache no one can heal Love leaves a memory no one can steal”.

will be organizing the 40TH OPEN VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT

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As a team, we’re standing strong, we’ve done nothing wrong,” he added. “I chew bubblegum while I’m on the field - you want me to brush my teeth after lunch? We’re standing out on the field for two hours... there was no malicious intent whatsoever. “I’ve had sweets in my mouth, bubblegum in my mouth, butong, nuts. I’m not sure what the big deal is. To a lot of people, it’s sounding more like sour sweets.”

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P V Sindhu

F u z h o u ( C h i na ) , Nov 18 (PTI): Olympic silver-medallist P V Sindhu advanced to the semifinals of the China Open after defeating local favourite He Bingjiao in straight games at the USD 700,000 Super Series Premier event. Seventh seed Sindhu notched up a 22-20 21-10 win over Bingjiao, who has won four titles -- Bitburger Open, French Open, Japan Open and Swiss Open -- this season in women’s singles competition. In men singles, Ajay

Jayaram could not get across the reigning Olympic champion, two-time World champion and All England champion Chen Long of China, suffering a 15-21 14-21 defeat in a 40minute clash. Sindhu lagged behind from the start as Bingjiao took a 5-1 lead early on and despite the Indian breathing down her neck with leads of 7-6, 12-11, 14-12, the Chinese managed to wrest control leading 1714. Sindhu kept fighting and moved neck and neck from 17-17 to 20-20, before marching ahead. She closed the 21-minute opening game when Bingjiao sent the shuttle wide. The left-handed Chinese opened a 2-0 lead in the second game but Sindhu levelled, riding on the errors of Bingjiao. The Indian mixed her strokes well, using tosses and lifts to push her rival at the corners and came up with

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, november 19, 2016

"How painful it is to love something that death can touch" We are grateful to all those who stood by us physically and spiritually throughout the sickness and at the sudden demise of our beloved mother and my wife Mrs. Watilemla, Ungma. Our words are not enough to show our appreciation and gratitude. The Almighty God bless you all. DP-9348

Dearest Arenla, It has been a year now since you left us heartbroken. We are still with teary eyes, for we feel your presence every day. Iife isn’t the same after you left us but we are comforted at the thought that you are free from all sufferings and now safely in the arms of Jesus. Because someone we love is in Heaven.... there is a little bit of heaven in our homes. See you at the House. Your loving parents, sister, brother, host of relatives and friends. DC-2570

3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved Lt. Adi Keditsu

Loving husband, children & family

CONDOLES

The President along with members of the "NAGALAND JUDICIAL OFFICER'S ASSOCIATION" are shocked to learn of the sudden demise of Hon'ble Mr. Justice Nishitendu Chaudhury on 12th Nov. 2016. His lordship on his assignment as Station Judge, Portfolio Judge and Executive Chairman, NSLSA, has been of utmost help and assistance to the members of the NJOA. He was always encouraging, cheerful and always ready to give advice whenever we needed it. In his death the Nagaland Judicial Service Ofﬁcers have lost a patron and a selﬂess judge who was always willing to lend a helping hand to judiciary in Nagaland.

19-11-2013 A million times, we’ve needed you A million times we’ve cried, If love alone Could have saved you, You never would have died In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, In our heart you hold a place, No one else can ever fill, It broke our heart to love you, But you don’t go alone Part of us went with you, The day God took you home We deeply miss you mom.

We convey our deepest sympathy and condolences to the bereaved family and pray for the eternal peace for the departed soul. DP-9331

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live” John 11:25

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Loving children & family members

Wuzu Village Council ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

15/04/1936 – 03/11/2016 We, the family members express our sincere gratitude to every individual, friends, relatives, neighbours, churches and organizations for your love and prayers during the brief illness and the home going of our beloved father, Late Shihakha Sheqi on 3rd November 2016. Our heartfelt gratitude to: 14. Kohima Sumi Hoho 1. Shri. Y Vikheho Swu, Minister, 15. Mishilimi Kuqhakulu Dimapur Roads & Bridges 16. Mishilimi Union Kohima 2. Shri. Esshak Konyak, 17. Mishilimi Students Union Parliamentary Secretary, Art & Culture 18. Puneboqa Village Council 3. Shri. Joshua Sumi, 19. Ighanumi Village Council Former Deputy Speaker, NLA 20. Ighanumi Welfare Dimapur 4. Hekuto Zhimo & family, Deputy Kilonser, 21. NCRC, Pughoboto GPRN/NSCN 22. NCRC Prayer Centre, Pughoboto 5. Holytoli Swu, Diphupar & Ito Awomi, 23. NCRC, Mishilimi Suhoi village 24. AG Church, Bank Colony Dimapur 6. Jt. Director & staff SIB Kohima 25. Living Word AG Church Kohima 7. Kenidolhoulie Peseyie, DCIO 26. AG Church Ighanumi 8. Lamkhoting Mang & family Kohima 27. AG Church Wokha 8. Dr. Sukhato Wotsa, Rtd. 28. AG Church Yoruba Principal Director, H&FW 29. Immanuel AG Church Dimapur 9. Staff of SIB Kohima, Tseminyu & Pughoboto 30. AG Church Yikhanyu 10. Rev. Tusaya Kath, Section Presbyter 31. AG Church Tseminyu 11. Rev. Moses Murry & family, 32. AG Church Puneboqa General Superintendent AGEI 33. Sumi Aphuyemi Totimi Hoho 12. Martemsu Jamir & family, 34. Friends & neighbors, Officers’ Hill Colony Naga United Village Kohima 13. ATMA Staff Zunheboto We deeply regret our inability to mention each and everyone, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, grandchildren & in-law K-4222

With profound gratitude, we express our heartfelt thanks during our moment of grief to all near and far, churches, well wishers, friends etc. who stood by us at the demise of our most beloved mom and grandmother Lt. Nusenuo Yhome who left us to be with the Lord on 16th Nov. 2016. Your support through your physical presence, words of comfort, financial help and prayer has immensely helped us through this trying times. Words will not be enough to thank you all, but we pray God Almighty to bless you all abundantly for your help and support. Children, in-laws, grandchildren and great grandchildren K-4232

The Wuzu village Council along with the bereaved family of Late Miss Miizhirii, D/o of Mr. T. Yiteli express our heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us and shared our sorrows during the sudden demise of our beloved daughter on the 15th of November 2016 at Pfütsero Town. we thank the following benevolent organizations and Societies of Pfusero town and Meluri town for the financial, logistic, material and spiritual help. 1. Chakesang Baptist Church council 2. Chakesang Mission centre Church 3. New Hope Prayer Centre Pfusero 4. Pfusero Town Pastors’ Fellowship 5 Riikizu Baptist Church 6. Meluri Town CRC, 7. Meluri Phoyisha Students’ Union 8. Sumo Drivers Union Meluri 9. Village Guards (V.G) Meluri Division 10. VCC New Phor Though we are not able to thank each individual by name, we thank all our Chakesang brethren of Pfutsero town and all individuals for the love and compassions you have shown to our beloved daughter and to us. It is our earnest prayer that the good Lord showers His abundant blessings upon you and your families. K-4231 K Y M C

KYO lifts Kohima volleyball title

Winners along with officials at the prize distribution ceremony, Friday. (NP)

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Ko h i m a , N ov 1 8 (NPN): Defending champion Kiruphema Youth Organization beat Zenith Club Kezo town to retain the coveted title in men’s category of the 4th open Kohima district volleyball tournament 2016 (men and women) at Hockey ground, Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima on Friday. The winner pocketeds

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, november 19, 2016

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Rs. 30,000 along with trophy and citation while Zeith Club received rs, 20,000 along with trophy and citation. In women’s category, Tiema-Khe Kidima emerged as champion and walked away with a cash prize of Rs. 20,000 along with trophy and citation. Runner-up Mystic Club Naga Hospital Colony Kohima received Rs. 10,000 along with trophy and ci-

tation. Two losing semi finalists in men’s categoryShurho Mountain Club Kigwema and Super Spiker Club Kohima received Rs. 5000 each. Kethovikho Zenyu of Kiruphema Youth Organization and Kedichol Pucho of Zenith Club Kezo Town were declared as best setter and best spiker respectively in men’s category and received Rs. 2000 each. Nzanbeni of Mystic

Club of Naga Hospital Colony Kohima and Nohovinii Zecho of TiemaKhe Kidima were adjudged best setter and best spiker respectively in women’s category. They pocketed Rs. 2000 each. Earlier, Col.Jagdeep Bhogal (SM), commanding officer 3rd Assam Rifles graced the final matches as special guest while Major M. Ragavendran gave away prizes to the winners.

Hornbill Naga wrestling c’ship D IMAP U R , NOV 1 8 (NPN): Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) would be hosting the 10th international Hornbill Naga Wrestling championship 2016 on December 7 at Amphitheatre, Naga Heritage Village, Kisama. According to NWA general secretary, Vekhozo, ten best wrestlers each from the three affiliated units would be nominated while 30 slots will be reserved for open entry ‘first come first basis’. However, it stated that there would be no limit for participants outside the three affiliated associations; state, national and international wrestlers. Registration forms for open entry will be available at Sports World, Taxi Stand, Kohima from November 21 and can be submitted on November 25, 11 am onwards at A.M.K Building, opposite NSF office Kohima, NWA informed. Winner will receive Rs. 80,000, while the second position will receive Rs. 5,000 and Rs. 20,000 for losing semi-finalists. Quarterfinalist and pre-quarter finalist will receive Rs. 5000 and Rs. 2000 respectively.

Naga FC, MT Youth enter last eight Correspondent

Ko h i m a , N ov 1 8 (NPN): Naga FC and MT. Youth reached the quarterfinals of the 22nd Classic Cup at Kohima local ground on Friday. In the first match, Naga FC trailed from a goal behind to snatch 3-1 win over Intimidations FC. Intimidations FC surged ahead in the very first minute through Thejasetuo’s strike. It took only 29th minute for Naga FC to level the score line. It was Sanenlo who made not mistake to convert the opportunity. Thereafter, the match witnessed counter attack from both sides. However, both teams failed to make the breakthrough. Coming after the break, Naga FC with more vigor take away the game by taking advantage of its opponents’ errors. Nyithung made it 2-1 in the 37th minute. Six minutes later, Sanenlo again scored to make it 3-1, to put his team to the

Players of MT. Youth (yellow) and Football Club Royals fight for the ball, Friday. (NP)

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quarterfinals. Seyiekhrietuo (10) of Naga FC, Khrieko (10) and Menonickho of Intimidations FC were booked for foul play. In the second match, MT. Youth blanked FC Royals 2-0. Kevisato (8) opened the account in the 15th minute. The first session ended 1-0 in favour of MT Youth. The second session also belonged to MT. Youth for their superb

display while FC Royals failed to capitalize take the opportunity. While Kiso scored in the 32nd minute to make it 2-0, FC Royals wasted numbers of opportunities till the final whistle. Mhalevitie (7) of FC Royals and Khriezo (6) of MT. Youth were yellow carded. On Saturday, in the first at 1 pm, Kuki United will take on Yhome FC while at 2:30 pm, Renegade FC play Street Hawk’s.

England 103/5 in reply to India’s 455 Pune City pip Delhi FC in seven-goal thriller

Indian captain Virat Kohli celebrates a wicket with teammates during Day 2 of the 2nd Test Cricket match against England in Visakhapatnam on Friday. (PTI)

V i s a k h a pat na m , Nov 18 (IANS): England were in deep trouble after being reduced to 103/5 in their reply to India’s 455 all out in the first innings at the end of second day of the second cricket Test here on Friday. Resuming the day at 317/4, India were bowled out for 455 an hour into the second session of play at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium. In reply, England lost five wickets for just 103 runs and are 352 runs short of India’s first innings score. Joe Root (53) offered

some resistance but the Indian bowling attack, spearheaded by off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin (2/20), had the visitors on the mat. Pacer Mohammed Shami and debutant offspinner Jayant Yadav returned figures of 1/15 and 1/11, respectively. England suffered an early jolt when Shami beat England skipper Alistair Cook with a delivery that moved in to beat the bat before breaking the offstump into two. Haseeb Hameed and Root tried to build a partnership before the former was run out fol-

lowing a horrible mix-up. England lost quick wickets thereafter with Ben Duckett, Root and Moen Ali returning to the pavilion in quick succession. Earlier, India were bundled out for 455 in their first innings just after lunch. Resuming the day at 317/4, Indian skipper Virat Kohli (167) and all-rounder Ashwin (58) took India past the 350-run mark before England off-spinner Moeen Ali dragged the hosts back with three quick scalps in the morning session.

Pune, Nov 18 (IANS): FC Pune City prevailed 4-3 over league leaders Delhi Dynamos to boost their chances of reaching the semi-finals of the Hero Indian Super League here on Friday. FC Pune City were down by a Kean Lewis (44th minute) goal in the first session but turned the match around in the second session with goals from Anibal Rodriguez (55th and 63rd), Mohammed Sissoko (62nd) and Lenny Rodrigues (90th). Delhi Dynamos remained in contention with an own goal from Eduardo Ferreira (79th) and a goal from Malsawmzuala (90th) till the very end at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex Stadium. In an exciting contest, Delhi goalkeeper Soren Porei was the hero for his team in the first 45 minutes after stopping a penalty from Mohammed Sissoko and blocking Momar Ndoye twice in a one-on-one situation. Pune City had better control and should have taken the lead when Anibal was brought

down inside the danger zone and the referee awarded a penalty. But marquee player Sissoko ended up with a poor penalty which Porei saved by guessing correctly and diving to his left. The miss proved costly for Pune as they conceded a goal close to half time. Marcelinho’s back-heel from just outside the box released Emerson Gomes de Moura (Memo) whose ball inside the box saw Kean Lewis find space and time to slot it inside the net in the 44th minute. The goal was the 400th in the ISL and gave Delhi confidence that they can qualify for the semifinals with three matches in hand but Pune struck in the 55th minute. A free kick from Jonatan Lucca found Anibal who rose high over two defenders and headed it into the far post. Seven minutes later, Pune City were ahead when Sissoko made amends for his poor penalty and slotted home from inside the box from another free kick. Pune appeared to wrap up the game only a minute

Pune FC players celebrate scoring against Delhi Dynamos FC on Friday.

later as Anibal capitalised on a blunder from Delhi Dynamos. Goalkeeper Porei threw the ball away to Ruben Gonzalez who could not control it. Anibal picked it up and beat the goalkeeper at the near post with a powerful strike. Florent Malouda had a hand in the second goal for Delhi as his shot across the goal hit defender Eduardo and sailed into the goal in the 79th minute. Any chance of a comeback was snuffed out

by Pune midfielder Lenny Rodrigues when he finished a pass from Lucca in the last minute of play. Malsawmzuala did

manage to pull another goal back for Delhi in added time but there was no more time for the equaliser as the visitors lost 3-4.

Team standings POS TEAMS M W 1 DELHI DYNAMOS FC 11 4 2 MUMBAI CITY FC 11 4 3 KERALA BLASTERS FC 10 4 4 FC PUNE CITY 11 4 5 ATLÉTICO DE KOLKATA 10 3 6 CHENNAIYIN FC 10 3 7 NORTHEAST UNITED FC 10 3 8 FC GOA 11 3

D 5 4 3 3 5 4 2 2

L 2 3 3 4 2 3 5 6

PTS 17 16 15 15 14 13 11 11

Winter Cricket Challenge in Wokha DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): The 21st edition of Winter Cricket Challenge will commence from December 19, 2016 at Local Ground Wokha. Organizer of the tourney, Senior Noble Klan in a press statement informed that this year, it has decided to scrape the experimental system that localized the tourney in the previous two years. The tournament will be played in the T20 format and team participation will be restricted to 32 teams. The organiser has also decided to hold Winter Cricket Challenge Night Carnival throughout the tournament. Necessary queries can be contacted to the members of Senior Noble Klan.

Selection for U-19 boys’ volleyball

DIMAPUR, NOV 18 (NPN): Department of Youth Resources and Sports (YRS) has invited interested under-19 boys’ volleyball players for participation in the 62nd National School Games Volleyball U-19 Boys Championship to be held at Himachal Pradesh from December 8-12, funded by Department of Youth Resources and Sports Nagaland. With regard to this, interested players have been requested to report at State Stadium Dimapur with sports kits and relevant documents (Aadhar/EPI card, Birth Certificate/ Matriculation Admit Card in original) for selection-cum-coaching camp on November 22 at 2:30 p.m. For details can be contacted -9436071591 and 9089619390. Printed, Published and Edited by Geoffrey Yaden at G.M. Printers, Circular Rd. Dimapur-797112. Ph: Desk 248489, Fax: 225366, e-mail-npdesk@gmail.com, nagapost@rediffmail.com. Adm.& Advertisement :248267 Fax: 248500 e-mail-npostadvt@yahoo.com Kohima: 2290567, R.N. 40978/90 RN/NE 707 K Y M C

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