November 20, 2016

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVI No. 344

DIMAPUR, sunday, november 20, 2016

Clear orders to soldiers to shoot enemy: Parrikar

Pope Francis names 17 new cardinals

Sonowal flags off IndoMyanmar-Thailand car rally

national, page 5

international, Page 9

northeast, Page 4

Army convoy ambushed in Tinsukia 3 killed, 4 injured; police says handiwork ulfa (i) & NSCN (K)

(L-R) The army truck and the bullet riddled gypsy which was part of a convoy ambushed by militants on Saturday.

Kma traffic rules for NLA session

CCoFA rejects SIT chargesheet; slams CM for not keeping word

India opposes UN resolution to abolish death penalty

sheet was found unsatisfactory. This assurance was given in written by the chief secretary, the committee reminded.

CCoFA said since the chief minister was unwilling to keep his word, the committee would now chart its own course of action.

“Whatever the differences, it’s in the Naga scheme of things to keep one’s word but the complete silence to our repeated overtures is too dishonourable,” said CCoFA. On the charge-sheet report, CCoFA said it was “unbelievable that the SIT with its competent officers could conduct the investigations and prepare the charge-sheet in such a shameful manner”.

The committee was also of the opinion that the SIT personnel were more worried about their personal positions than maintenance of professional integrity.

After perusing through the report, CCoFA said it wondered whether the charge-sheet was guided by racial bias.

U nited Nations, Nov 19 (PTI): India has opposed a UN resolution calling for a moratorium on the death penalty saying it went against its statutory law.

India’s representative Mayank Joshi said every state had a sovereign right to determine its own legal system, which was why he had voted for the amendment. But the counsellor at India’s UN Mission said he had voted against the resolution “because it contravened statutory law in India”.

The resolution was, however, adopted with 115 votes in favour to 38 against, with 31 abstentions following an “intense discussion,” said a statement on the UN website. The amendment was passed by 76 votes in favour, 72 against, 26 abstentions.

“For clean election, we prevent campaigns and ask people to vote for a candidate That way no money is needed.”

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DIMAPUR, NOV 19 (NPN): Coordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA) on Saturday said it out rightly rejected the chargesheet submitted by the SIT and hit out at the chief minister for failing to keep his word.

In a press note, CCoFA media cell, while terming the charge-sheet as “the disappointment of the year and characterized by one wordservility”, said the only stand-out feature of the charge-sheet was “the Houdini-like ability of the SIT to completely absolve the Food & Civil Supply department of any wrongdoing.”

After studying the charge-sheet report, CCoFA said they sought an appointment with the chief minister T.R. Zeliang, but even after six days, there was no positive response.

The committee further pointed out that Zeliang had on October 18 asked CCoFA to study the report and meet him, at the same time assured that he would set up an independent inquiry body if the charge-

Army soldiers in a blast in Tinsukia and prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured,” Singh said.

Sonowal strongly condemned the incident and directed DGP Mukesh Sahay to rush to spot and review the situation. “We condemn the incident strongly. Operations will be intensified and stern action will be taken against the militants. None will be spared,” he said.

This is the second attack by ULFA(I) at Pengeri in a span of three days. On November 16, a man was killed and two were seriously injured when a vehicle carrying new currency notes to a tea garden was attacked.

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 9 (NPN): As the Law Commission of India has sought views and opinion on Uniform Civil Code from all sections, the Nagaland Baptist Council (NBCC) said the council stands “opposed in totality for social, cultural and religious codification into a single entity as uniform civil code”.

In a statement, NBCC opined that UCC would infringe on the religious liberty, saying it has created “suspicion and fear in the minds of the religious minority communities in our country of which Christians of all over the country are included.”

NBCC said the debate for a uniform civil code, with its diverse implications, concerning secularism in India was one of the most controversial issues in the 21st century Indian politics.

BJP was the first political party in India to promise to formulate a uniform civil code if elected to power, NBCC said, while pointing out that even during BritishIndia, the government did not want to touch this “hornet nest” as it would affect the very fabric of the socioreligious-cultural unity in her diversities. (Full text on p-6)

reserved forest. It is definitely the handiwork of the ULFA faction led by Paresh Barua, with support of the NSCN(K),” said Tinsukia Superintendent of Police Mugdhajyoti Dev Mahanta.

“There was heavy shelling from inside the jungle.

They also used an IED, apart from firing with RPGs and at least one grenade,” said Mahanta.

The security personnel retaliated but the militants managed to escape and it was yet to be ascertained whether there were any casualty or injuries among the militants, Mahanta said.

Operations have been intensified in the area with

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army, police and CRPF personnel surrounding the area and launching massive combing operations. Helicopters have pressed into service for the purpose, officials said.

The two army vehicles were on duty as part of the counter-insurgency operations, Guwahati-based Army PRO Lt. Col. Suneet Newton told The Sunday Express.

“15 Kumaon is based at Pengeri in Tinsukia district on the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border,” he said.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh spoke to Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal and took stock of the situation. “I am deeply anguished by the death of

NBCC oposses uniform civil code

GUWAHATI, NOV 19 (AGENCIES): Three army jawans were killed and four others seriously injured in an ambush carried out by a joint group of ULFA (I) and NSCN (K) militants near the oil town of Digboi, in Tinsukia district in eastern Assam, early on Saturday morning. The jawans were from 15 Kumaon Regiment.

“The incident took place at about 5:30 am on Saturday, when a Maruti Gypsy and a truck of 15 Kumaon Regiment were moving from Pengeri towards Digboi. There must have been at least 15 militants in the group that fired from inside the Upper Dehing

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 9 (NPN): In view of the 14th session of the 12th NLA session from November 2224, Kohima police has put in place new traffic regulation as part of the security arrangement. In a press release, Sr. SP Kohima said only vehicles with appropriate car passes would be allowed entry to the Assembly Secretariat.

Police said ‘no parking’ of vehicles by the roadside from 6 a.m. onwards during Assembly sessions from BSNL Telephone Exchange till Classic Island; from Raj Bhavan till M.S Classic Island and from Classic Island till Assembly Secretariat via Razhü Point.

Heavy vehicles would not be allowed to ply from High School junction to Assembly Secretariat via Sanuoru subway during Assembly Sessions, except Govt. departmental buses.

No entry for heavy vehicles in town during Assembly sessions, from 7 a.m. till the session is over.

Police have also directed that all loading/unloading of goods in town should be completed by 7am during Assembly sessions. No parking of heavy vehicles along “D” Block road. Police have warned that defaulting vehicles would be towed away and the charges borne by the vehicle owners.

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Rio urges unity to formulate women quota D I M A P U R , N OV 1 9 (NPN): Lok Sabha MP and former chief minister Neiphiu Rio has drawn attention to the state government’s announcement to hold elections to Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) and the resentment and opposition to 33% women reservation

by Naga hoho, tribal hohos, civil societies, mass-based organisations and NGOs who felt it went against the spirit or Article 371A even as the case was yet to be resolved by the Supreme Court.

In a press statement, Rio said since the contentious issue has the state government and people moving in different directions, he felt the need to appeal to all sections to come together to a meeting point so that society could move ahead in unity.

Rio felt that Nagas in general were not against empowerment of women bur rather held them with utmost respect. He said in order for women to play a participatory and contributory role in decision and policy implementation process in contemporary society, Naga society also ought to adapt to changing trends.

Rio urged against undermining tribal hohos and mass-based civil societies who objected to holding civic polls with women reservation in view special protection accorded to people of Nagaland by parliament in Article 371A, which could be impinged upon and its special protection over ridden.

The MP recalled that the chairman and members of the Assembly Select Committee, in their recommendation to the state assembly (in 2012), observed that implementation of women’s reservation would impinge upon Article 371A. He pointed out the fact that tribal hohos, massbased organisations and civil societies “are the guardians of our traditions, customs and rich cultural heritage” and therefore, their roles and contributions to society should be respected and honoured.

He reminded that the special provision in the constitution of India for citizens of Nagaland was “hard earned” and came at the cost of blood and tears of Naga people which should never be jeopardised in any manner. Instead, he urged all sections of Nagas, ir-

respective of affiliations to work together to strengthen this special protection for the sake of the present and future generations.

Towards achieving a resolution to the issue, Rio said the state government should take the confidence of the hohos, mass-based organisations, traditional institutions and women’s group to review the September 22, 2012 assembly resolution and incorporate other concerns raised by tribal hohos. He said an amicable and mutually acceptable “out of court settlement” could be worked out in line with the Naga traditional way for resolving issues and then “pass out own act as stated in the Assembly resolution of 22nd Sept.2012”.

Rio reminded that tradition and culture “are never constant” but undergo changes and likewise, Nagas should also adapt to the changes and move in tune with the global community.

He made an earnest appeal to tribal leaders and stakeholders to “initiate a process” where a formula could be made to accommodate women representatives in policy and decision making such as in civic bodies.

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Education should be applicable to social life: Gov DIMAPUR, NOV 19 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya, who made a maiden visit to the Nagaland University (NU) Lumami on November 18, 2016, urged the university to be a centre of knowledge that should be applicable to society.

“Education provided by university should be applicable to social life to create wealth and asset for the state,” stated the governor, who is also the chief rector of NU, during an interaction with various stakeholders of the university.

According to an official bulletin, Acharya also encouraged the Nagas to preserve their identity by protecting their mother-tongue. He said with 16 tribes and sub-tribes in Nagaland, every tribe has an identity, which must be protected before it was wipe out.

Acharya expressed delight that Nagas have a wonderful and rich culture heritage. He however lamented that Nagaland continued to remain poor as money goes into the hands of a few people, in spite of centre provid-

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ing crores of money. “Nagaland is rich, but Nagas are poor,” said Acharya. Urging the Nagas to change their mindset, the governor remarked that Nagas were by blood talented and wonderful people and a time has come for them to improve their lives and make the state prosperous.

Further, he told the faculties of NU that best universities in the world were not produced by government but were founded by corporates who were once a student of that university. Acharya asked the NU to produce successful people who could become torch bearers in

the Naga society.

Governor also asked the vice chancellor to introduce skill subject in the undergraduate and post graduate level so the students could be placed anywhere and were acceptable to the present needs of the society. “They should be our assets and not a burden to the society,” he said.

Acting vice-chancellor of NU, Prof.AK Singh, in his welcome address, expressed gratitude to the governor for being in the forefront in peace making process in the state based on harmony and mutual coexistence through confidence building measures and people to people contact within the State.

‘Ever since the commencement of academic activities in Lumami since 1997, we have come a long way in transforming a Lumami village into a centre of transforming knowledge into the better life of the present and future generations,” stated VC. Many stakeholders of NU expressed their grievances to the chief rector and representations were also forwarded.

PM says he has public support for ‘2nd cleanliness drive’ High voter turnout in by-polls across 7states MUMBAI, NOV 19 (PTI): With his government under opposition attack over demonetisation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asserted he has public support for the “second cleanliness drive” which has been launched against black money.

“These days, whether it is the cleaning across the border or of the vaults full of black money, everything is going on in full swing. I am getting your invaluable support for the second cleanliness drive,” Modi said referring to the demonetisation decision of his government aimed at tackling black money, corruption and terror funding as he addressed the Global Citizen Festival here.

Modi also mentioned about the success of the ‘Swachh Bharat’ campaign he had started to promote hygiene and cleanliness.

He quoted lines from

Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan’s iconic “The times they are a-changin”, a song which had become emblematic of change, to make a veiled reference to the political situation in the country in the backdrop of the demonetisation move.

“Back in 2014, I had enjoyed attending the Global Citizen Festival in the beautiful Central Park of New York. However, this time, my schedule did not permit me to come in person,” Modi said in a video address to thousands of people who had gathered for the event in suburban Bandra Kurla complex.

“I have had my own set of idols. But you will be perhaps more familiar with Bob Dylan, Norah Jones, Chris Martin and A R Rehman,” Modi said.

“Artistes have often inspired generations. My dear young friends, I’m convinced we can and we will

build a Swachh Bharat free of all forms of filth within one generation,” he said.

“You bring an energy and idealism that is unparallelled,” he said, adding,

“you can be the change you want”. At the outset, Modi said, “I know that I stand between you and Coldplay and so will make this brief.”

PM has time to address rock concert, not Parl: Cong Prime Minister Narendra Modi has the time to address a rock concert, but not Parliament where the opposition has been demanding his response to the problems being faced by the people after demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, Congress said today.

“55 dead. Millions in queues. Crores suffering.

Modiji has no time for Parliament but has time to address rock concert instead. India stands in lines, poor languish in queues for withdrawing their own money. Modiji addressing Coldplay rock concert,” Surjewala said.

“Tragic indeed Modiji! As India suffers, bleeds and several die, your self-promotion in a rock concert is almost cold-blooded... Self-styled ‘Rock Star’ rocks India’s poor to misery, evades the Parliament & addresses Rock Concert via video. Way to fight black money,” Congress chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said in a series of tweets.

Modi is absconding from Parliament, refuses to face the House despite the fact that the Rajya Sabha has been demanding reply from him, he said.

“The government should be accountable to Parliament, it is unfortunate for the country that Modi doesn’t feel need to address the House,” he said.

NEW DELHI, NOV 19 (IANS): Amid the travails of demonetisation, a high voter turn out was recorded on Saturday in by-polls for four parliamentary and 10 assembly seats across six states and one union territory.

The polls, which come over 10 days after the government decided to demonetise 500 and 1,000 rupee currency notes, are touted to be a referendum on the BJP-led central government’s move to fight corruption and black money.

Barring sporadic incidents of violence and allegations of booth capturing, polling in all the parliamentary and assembly constituencies was mostly peaceful.

In West Bengal more than 80 per cent of voters exercised their franchise till evening in by-polls for the two Lok Sabha constituencies of Cooch Behar and

Tamluk and the assembly seat of Monteshwar.

In Assam’s Lakhimpur Lok Sabha constituency and Baithalangso legislative assembly constituency, over 60 per cent of the around 1.7 million voters cast their votes.

Demonetisation issues did not deter voters in three assembly constituencies of Tamil Nadu and the lone one in Puducherry in coming out in large numbers to exercise their constitutional right.

In Puducherry’s Nellithope constituency where Chief Minister V. Narayanasamy is contesting, the polling percentage was around 85.

While there are other parties in the fray, the contest is mainly between the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and the DMK in Tamil Nadu.

In Left ruled Tripura, over 90 per cent of the

78,400 electorate cast their votes in by-elections to the Scheduled Caste Reserved Barjala and the Khowai assembly constituencies.

Barjala seat fell vacant after Congress legislator Jitendra Sarkar resigned on June 6 following an internal feud within the party while the Khowai seat has been vacant since the death of veteran CPI-M legislator Samir Deb Sarkar.

In Madhya Pradesh, 61 per cent vote was recorded in Shahdol parliamentary constituency while 71 per cent voting was recorded in Nepanagar assembly constituency. The Shahdol seat fell vacant when BJP MP Dalpat Singh Paraste passed away in June.

In Arunachal Pradesh, voting was held for the assembly seat of Hayuliang.

Desingu Pul, wife of former Chief Minister Kalikho Pul, is contesting on a BJP ticket.

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Rev. Dr. ED Citronelli delivering his sermon at the Revival and Healing Festival.

DIMAPUR: Revival and Healing Festival organised

by Dimapur Christian leaders from November 17 to 20 witnessed very good response on the third day at state stadium near DC court.

Rev. Dr. ED Citronelli, delivered powerful sermon with people experiencing the

powerful touch and healing of God. Rev. Parmenas Jamir was the anointed interpreter. Rev. Dr. N. Paphino, president Nagaland Christian Revival Churches led the service, Rev. R. P. Murry chairman Dimapur Christian Forum Director gave the invocation prayer, Juliet Shikha, pastor Dimapur

Sumi Baptist Church read the Holy Scripture, Rev. Fr. Kasthang Kath zonal leader Believe Church Dimapur gave the offertory prayer.

Zeme Baptist Church Police colony and Sodzulhou CRC ministered through beautiful special songs. Praise and worship led by Project Judah and

worship team from USA. Hundreds of people lifted their spirit in worship and experienced the powerful touch of God. On November 20 the last and final day Rev. Dr. ED Citronnelli would continue to minister. great and mighty miracles are expected.

DVC informs DIMAPUR: Diphupar Village Council (DVC) held a joint meeting with the officials from malaria department Dimapur, church leaders, community leaders, DNSU, DNYO, DNWO, VDB and village council members on November 1 at Diphupar village council hall.

In a press release issued by chairman and secretary stated that the meeting deliberated on preventive measures to be taken in connection with the outbreak of dengue fever in the village.

In the meeting, officials adopted resolutions to be strictly implemented by all residents of the village that all the residents would remove/clear mosquito breeding places within their own compound/plots on regular basis. Leaflets containing information on dengue fever including preventive and control measures will be delivered to all families of the village. The village council further informed all the pastors of the churches in the village and the Diphupar Naga Students Union (DNSU) to give mass information about dengue fever and its preventive and control measures in their respective churches and schools.

DMC organizes awareness programme on dengue control

DIMAPUR: With the numbers of dengue outbreak mounting in Dimapur district alone, Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) jointly with the National Vector Borne Diseases Control Programme (NVBDCP) organised an awareness programme on dengue control for the colony chairmen and GBs under DMC on November 19, at its office premises.

At the programme, District Vector Borne Officer (DVBO) Dr. Moa, asserted that the number of dengue case this year has been alarming with 106 positive cases out of the 573 samples till date while last year only 20 cases were

DMC, administrator Atokhe Aye along with DVBO Dr. Moa at the awareness programme on dengue control.

detected. Talking about the breeds of dengue, he said that dengue does not start from drainage but it breeds in man-made containers and in small collection of water.

He also mentioned that dengue should not

cause death-if preventedbut occured only in severe cases and the rumours on dengue death cannot be confirmed without ELISA test which was available only at district hospital Dimapur. Dr. Moa informed the gathering that the

‘World Toilet Day’ observed in Tsg

DIMAPUR: World toilet day was observed on November 19, organised by District Water and Sanitation Mission PHED Tuensang at Tuensang village Sangsangnyu block with the women group and village panchayat at village panchayat court Tuensang village.

BDO Noklak Tuensang division, Y. Hijila as the guest resource person stated that 2. 4 billion were people living without a toilet. She also emphasised that loss of productivity was due to illnesses caused by lack of sanitation and poor hygiene practices at

home, schools and at work places. She further stated that women play a vital role to bring change and contributes to the health dignity and development in the society.

JE. PHED Tuensang, Ngamen Chang stated that since sanitation covered the whole field of controlling the environment with a view to prevent diseases and promote health, hygienic measures should be taken to maintain health of safe disposal of human wastes by constructing toilet.

He urged the people to keep the toilet neat and

clean and wash hands with soap after defecation and before meal for the safety and health of personal development.

Program was chaired

by Ashale Seb IEC consultant DWSM PHED Tsg, welcome and key note address was delivered by SDO Noklak PHED, Er. Lipoksangla chang, invocation prayer by women pastor Tuensang village Baptist church.

Vote of thanks was delivered by JE, PHED Tuensang, Temjenchila Sangtam. Invocation prayer was pronounced by pastor Noksen Town Baptist Church.

World Health Organisation (WHO) has approved the authenticity of Dengue cases only through ELISA test. The department with the district administration and Rotary Club Dimapur has been conducting fogging drive for the last one month.

Meanwhile, Urban Vector Bor ne Disease Scheme assistant director Kikolul, reiterated that fogging was not the solution to totally control Dengue outbreak thereby he called for joint efforts of every household for total sanitation.

He maintained that department has distributed 1 lakh 45 thousand

larvivorous fish for controlling breeding of mosquito.

However with the dengue outbreak mounting, the department with the district administration and Rotary Club Dimapur targets to conduct intensive fogging in all Dimapur towns by November 28, he informed.

Earlier, DMC administrator H. Atokhe Aye urged on the colony councils of Dimapur to initiate intensive cleanliness drive at their respective colonies to control the outbreak.

He also appealed colony members to take the move to prevent the outbreak and stop the cycle of transmission.

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Born: 20-10-1969 Died: 17-11-2016

news in brief DC Kohima informs: In view of the quested to attend the meeting positively. upcoming Hornbill Festival and to keep DC Mokokchung informs: Deputy Kohima, the state capital clean and also Commissioner, Mokokchung, Sushil to ensure free flow of traffic, DC Kohima, Kumar Patel has directed all the heads of Rovilatuo Mor has issued order on prohi- offices to help the staff, including adhoc/ bition of dumping construction materials contingents to open bank account for delike stones, chippings, rods, sands, cements positing salary of all employees into their etc. wastes/earth along the road side respective account only. The order came within Kohima town and national high- in the wake of demonetization of Rs. way. DC Kohima has directed all concern 1000/- and Rs. 500/- notes. DC cautioned individual and residents of main town and that failure to do so, the respective heads national highway to remove all the men- of offices would be held responsible as tioned materials on or before November the salary may not be given in cash unless 26. Order also stated that failure to remove the undersigned gets directive from the within the time frame would invite confis- government. cating and disposing off the materials as NGTC Garo post harvest festival: Nadeemed fit. gala Garo Tribal Council (NGTC) would Workshop on zero waste: Workshop on be celebrating Garo post harvest festival “Zeroing our wastes” has been organized “Wangala” on Novemer 21, at Ekaraniby Youth Action for Rural Development pathar village, Dimapur with 17TH Boka(YARD) supported by department of jan LAC, with MLA Dr. Numai Momin Tourism on November 21 at 9:30 a.m in as chief guest. NCTC has appealed all the LCS conference hall, Kohima. head of various departments under the NNC and FGN annual meet: Naga Na- government of Nagaland as well as pritional Council (NNC) and the Federal vate enterprises, organizations to grant a Government of Nagaland (FGN) would day restricted leave to Garo employees to hold its annual meet on November 28 at facilitate them to attend the celebration.

10 a.m in Transit Peace Camp (TPC) KoADC & ERO Niuland informs: Additionhima. All the central authorities, regional authorities and all eligible Naga army al Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Nuiland officers of the NNC/FGN have been re- and Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) quested to positively attend the meeting. East Dimapur Town Council has informed Various agendas including the ongoing that the schedule for fresh preparation of situation in Nagaland would be discussed the electoral roll for East Dimapur town and advisory speech would be given by council would start from November 2128 for house to house enumeration and president NNC, Adinno Phizo. preparation of manuscript rolls, draft GBsUD mass social work: GBs Union publication of electoral roll on November Dimapur (GBsUD) has informed all col- 29, period for filing of claims & objection ony GBs under urban area to participate from November 30 to December 4, period in a mass social work arranged by deputy for disposal of claims & objections from commissioner on November 21 from 6 December 5-11, date of hearing of inquiry a.m to 7 a.m. All the GBs have been asked if any on December 12, period of filling to arrange social work in their respective appeal to the appellate authority from colonies.

December 13-17, period for disposal of apHC & ERO meeting on special sum- peals December 18-19 and preparation of mary revision: Home commissioner list of amendment and final publication of (HC) and the electoral roll observer E/roll on December 20. It further informs (ERO) for Kohima District, Abhijit that any person could check the draft roll Sinha would hold meeting with the sit- which will be available at the notice board ting MPs/MLAs, recognized political of the office of the deputy commissioner, parties, district election officer, electoral Dimapur on November 29. registration officer, assistant electoral registration officers and supervisors on November 21 at 10 Died on 13th Nov. 2016 a.m in the conference hall of DC Kohima. The We the family members would like to express meeting has been conour sincere and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual churches, neighbours, friends, chairman, vened in connection with secretary, land owner and well wishers who stood by conduct of special sumand support us physically, materially, mentally and mary revision of photo financially through prayer at the sudden demise of our electoral roll with referloving Late P. Peter Mao on 13th Nov 2016 (Rema Bosti ence to 01.01.2017 as the Khatkhati Karbi Angong). qualifying date. All the Though we are unable to thank each of you concerned have been repersonally, it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving mom, brothers, sisters, daughter, son, grand children, wife and relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y members of Late Kho-o Shupao extend our profound gratitude to each and every individuals, relatives, friends, churches, organisations and village who stood by us physically, materially, financially and emotionally at the sudden demise of our beloved father, who left us for his heavenly abode on 17th Nov. 2016.

We regret our inability to mention each one of you individually but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bestow His blessing upon you all abundantly.

Loving wife, children, in-laws and relatives.

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Revival & healing fest ends today

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, november 20, 2016

SBC Daklane initiates social work

DIMAPUR: Sumi Baptist Church (SBC), Daklane Kohima under pastor Dr. Hokheto Chophi had initiated the white and blue washing of side walls of the main road between Sector I and Sector II from upper junction till lower junction, and also provided lunch to all the officials and volunteers on November 17. A press note by Daklane Panchayat chairman, M. Zinyu and secretary H. Khuvishe stated that the pastor and his associates had reached out to the needy welfare of the Daklane area, which was an example worth emulating by other churches and organisations. It stated that rather than confining itself within its own cocoon of the church, the kind gesture of the Sümi Baptist Church under the able leadership of its Pastor, Dr. Hokheto Chophi, was an act of identifying with the community, bearing a witness that the Church was an inclusive community with concern for the needs of the world.

LATE ZUCHANO(FUCHANO) TSOPOE Born on: 15/01/1957 Died on: 15/11/2016 “I have fought a good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

(II Timothy 4:7) Much as we want to words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, groups and unions who stood by us through physical presence, material assistance and constant prayers in times of her brief illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother Late Zuchano(Fuchano) Tsopoe on 15 Nov. 2016.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each one of you individually, but your kind deeds and gesture in different forms will always remain deep down in our hearts .God Bless you all abundantly.

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Free medical camp to be held

DIMAPUR: At the initiative of the Governor P.B Acharya, a team of forty four (44) doctors with 23 (twenty three) paramedical technicians from different parts of the country would be conducting free medical camps in seven districts of Nagaland such as Dimapur, Kohima, Mokokchung, Mon Peren, Phek and Wokha from November 26 to 30. According to DIPR report, this noble task has been motivated

by Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC) Mumbai supported by government of Nagaland in collaboration with Rotary club of Bombay North, Friends of Nagaland, Dr. K & T Keditsu Foundation, Nagaland, Cancer Patients Aids Association of India & Indian Academy of Echocardiography. General public has been advised to avail the full advantage of the camps. Free medicines would also be distributed to the needy patients. Interested public can register their names with their respective hospital well in advance.

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We, the bereaved family of Late Wilson K. Ovung, acknowledge and thank each and every individual who shared our grief and sorrow at his untimely demise on the 14th November 2016.

Our deepest appreciation goes to : 1. Pastors and members of LBCD 2. Elders and youth of Kyong Colony 3. Relatives and In-laws 4. Friends and well-wishers 5. Staff of Unity College We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone individually but the good Lord bless each and everyone abundantly.

"For if we live, we live for the Lord, or if we die, we die for the Lord; therefore whether we live or die, we are the Lord's." - Romans 14:8 DC-2584

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In fond loving memory Brothers, sisters & family members K

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WEATHER FORECAST November 20

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Nice with plenty of sun

28 15

Mostly sunny and nice

24 11

Aizawl

Guwahati Hazy sunshine

28 13

Nice with plenty of sun

26 8

Itanagar Sunny and not as warm

25 12

Shillong

Plenty of sun

21 2

Kohima

Nice with sunshine

22 9

Imphal

Dimapur Sunshine and delightful Mkg

Pleasant with plenty of sun

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NEZCC director, Lipokmar Tzudir (centre) with other dignitaries and officials during the inaugural programme of the World Heritage Week at Remains of a Fort, Dimapur, Saturday. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , N OV 1 9 (NPN): The “World Heritage Week”, organized by Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Government of India, Guwahati Circle in collaboration with The Global Open University (TGOU), Dimapur, Nagaland, which will be observed from November 19 to 25 begun today at Remains of a Fort, here Friday, with North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC) director Dr. Lipokmar Tzudir as the chief guest during the inaugural.

In his speech, Dr Tzudir said, World Heritage Week was an important occasion not just for the historical site at the Remains of a Fort, but even for the communities that were residing in

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Talking about the two kinds of heritages which were the tangible and the intangible, he said although the latter sometimes require myths or mythologies to fill up the vacuums and black spaces of some eras, Dr Tzudir added that tangible heritages such as the Remains of a Fort, also known as Rajbari, the historical reconstruction needed physical inputs and remedial reconstructions.

Dr Tzudir disclosed that the Kacharis, particularly the Dimasa Kacharis, whose illustrious history in the North East region of the country dated back to as early as 10th century BC, was considered one of the earliest recognised tribes in the region and that their influence was of great

importance in these parts of the country.

He said the remains and the remnants that were seen today at the site were somehow disheartening because very less efforts were being made in order to preserve the historical site although the site was declared as a national monument six to seven decades back.

Dr Tzudir vocally reiterated that more attention was needed to preserve the archaeological site and that the status which was credited to the site required the undivided attention of both the government mechanisms and the general public as well for its preservation.

He said, thousands of heritage programmes could be conducted at the site but unless the people truly realise and value the impor-

tance of history that was present at the site, it would be just a mere exercise.

He called on the gathered crowd to ponder on what would be their answer to the next generations if they do nothing to preserve their history and ancestral heritages today.

Dr Tzudir said although the Kachari’s were being regarded as minority community in the state, Dimapur itself was based on accounts of the Dimasa Kachari community including the globally famous Dhansiri river, Padumpukhuri etc. were all names given by them.

Although half of the Dimapur city which was called the Rajgiri had been reduced to a mere few acres, Dr Tzudir strongly appealed to the people of the state and particularly to the communities residing the Dimapur city to preserve whatever was left with outmost sincerity.

He disclosed that the Rajbari was also known as the “Brick City” and although the whole city could not be restored, atleast the present site should be reconstructed and the brick fort which once was very famous, should be restored.

He asked why there were no resource centres, information centres, libraries etc. at the site, why were historians no eager to come and extract the information that were very much alive

in the compound. Everyone should ask these questions to themselves, he said.

Dr Tzudir opined that at least one Kachari festival should be held at the site and for that he requested the Superintending Archaeologist of ASI to look into the matter and take it up to the higher authorities.

He strongly suggested that befitting contextual policies should be created and that the way of the life of the people should be brought back so that people can see and understand the significant role it plays on the life of the people.

During the event, ASI, Guwahati Circle, superintending archaeologist-Dr Milan Kumar Chauley gave the welcome address and also gave a brief highlight on the significance of the World Heritage Week.

TGOU vice chancellor-HN Dutta, who was also the keynote speaker during the event, spoke on the importance of the different types of heritages which plays important roles in determining and preserving history of particular places and people.

Guest of honours Colonel Vivek and Kachari Tribal Organization of Dimapur president-R Hasnu gave brief speeches during the event.

Earlier, a ‘Heritage Walk’ was conducted at the site followed by drawing and essay competition.

Cooperative week observed

Litrongla (centre) and officials of RCS at the 63rd All India Cooperation Week Celebration at Kohima on Saturday.

Correspondent KOHIMA, NOV 19 (NPN): The registrar of cooperative societies Nagaland Kohima organized the valedictory function of 63rd All India Cooperation Week celebration at its office conference hall Kohima with secretary of cooperation, Litrongla G Chishi as the chief guest on Saturday.

Chishi in her address said although the state cooperation department bifurcated from Agri in 1965 but have still not seen much progress like other parts of the country. Observing the lackadaisical attitude of both the department and the societies involved, Chishi challenged the department towards educating the people about its visions and target.

Chishi reminded the department that by virtue of our traditions and customs Naga society was more of a cooperative society based on Nagas’ social activities. She said the society could not progress and move forward economically unless people understood the true essence of a cooperative society.

She also noted with regret the mentality of forming a society in the state was very individualistic and asserted that it must stop.

She also reminded that “in Nagaland we don’t need numbers of society, but need quality economic generating successful progressive society and good performing society to change the Naga society for better”.

Secretary urged the department to look into how to strengthen cooperative society in the state, while she reminded that public needed to demand from the department when it was not performing its assigned responsibilities as expected.

The programme was chaired by assistant RCS, Anthony N Yhome while the keynote address was delivered by DRC & CEO, NSCU Temjen Longkumer and vote of thanks was proposed by project officer NCUI Kohima, Ketholenuo. Special numbers were presented by Vüngi Women Thrift & Credit Cooperative Society, Kohima and Vision Women Weaving, Handloom & Handicraft Cooperative Society, Kohima.

girl cadets Rongkaidai village electrified 89 yrs old Naga traditional treaty renewed NCC participate in Ajmer trek

Zhobumai and Khezhakeno villagers after friendship treaty programme at Zhobumai village.

DIMAPUR: An 89 years old friendship treaty of 1927 between Zhobumai village (Poumai) under Senapati district Manipur and Khezakeno village (Chakhesang) under Phek district was renewed on November 11 in Naga traditional way in the presence of hundreds of villagers from both the villages at community hall Zhobumai village.

During the formal treaty ceremony programme the two parties vowed and renewed their treaty of peace and friendship by exchanging the Holy Bible and Naga spear.

The formal programme was led by principal Chakhesang Mission Higher Secondary School Pfutesro, Thekho Rova, invocation prayer by pastor Zhobumai Baptist church

Th. Liavikho Rosii, welcome address by chairman Zhobumai village authority Th. Daihrii Soto, cultural dance performed by Zhobumai cultural troupe. Short speeches were delivered by chairman Khezhakeno village council S. Kepfehou Ladu and president Tenyimi Peoples’ Organization Timikha Koza, while exvillage chairman Zhobumai village Ng. Chasii Zho

Introduction of e-learning in govt schools Foundation, a Multinational Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Company headquarter at Mumbai, would install the e-learning machines in 11 districts of Nagaland along with maintenance of the equipments for the next three years.

Fo r w h i c h M O U would be signed by the recipient schools separately.

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schools in Kohima and Dimapur were covered.

Under Kohima district Ruzukhrie GHSS, Seikhazou GHSS, Tseminyu GHSS, and T.M. GHSS were covered and under Dimapur District Govt.

Higher Secondary School, (Half Nagarjan) Dimapur. The installation of e-lear ning equipments in the 5 Gover nment Schools was completed on November 14, 2016.

ANIDFSAJF emergency meeting

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Inter departmental field staff association joint forum (ANIDFSAJF) has convened emergency meeting on November 25 at 10 a.m in the Nagaland Science Central near Saramati Dimapur.

All the work-charged employees who have completed 30 years have been requested to attend the meeting, failing which legal action would be initiated. For further information one may contact @ 8414881722.

S.Y. Odyuo along with others at the dedication programme.

DIMAPUR: Rongkaidai village under Peren district has been electrified for the first time with the installation of 25 Kva sub-station on November 18 with all required electrical infrastructures.

The village up till this point of time had no electricity, drinking water, school or health centre, and the poor village people had been using solar panels to light up their homes.

Speaking at the dedication programme, SDO (Electrical) Jalukie, S.Y.Odyuo expressed happiness that the residents could now access to electricity and appealed them to cooperate with the de-

partment in all necessary activities for smooth functioning of the system.

He encouraged the gathering to extend their hands in future for any need that may arise from department side like clearance of jungles, maintenance of the power sub-station enclosure, proper use of electricity and regular payment of bills.

Odyuo informed that billing would start with effect from December 2016.

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billing is communitized, he said, concerned village authority should represent one or two persons to the power department office immediately for necessary steps to be taken.

Vi l l a ge c h a i r m a n Chingkhiulung Gonmei on behalf of the village thanked the government and power department officials for their initiative and execution of the power line in the village and assured all cooperation with the department.

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DIMAPUR: With the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya, and the INFC (Indian National Fellowship Centre) an NGO based in Mumbai the Rotary Club of Bombay North would be installing E-Learning sets of equipments in 28 Government Higher Secondary Schools across Nagaland.

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spoke on significance of the treaty.

Vote of thanks was proposed by project officer Vety & A.H services Manipur, Dr. Bonny Dovih while benediction prayer was pronounced by Rev. Bulechu. On November 25, Zhobumai villagers would go to Khezhakeno village for friendship treaty programme to be held at Khezhakeno village.

DIMAPUR: A contingent comprising of 50 NCC girl cadets from Nagaland led by ANO Lt Chumbeni Ngullie and cadets of G Rio School, St Joseph College Jakhama and Kohima Government College have successfully completed the prestigious Ajmer Trek.

The cadets participated in the camp which was attended by cadets from across the country. Different competitions were held during the camp and the cadets won numerous awards for their outstanding performances.

The cadets also travelled to various places of interest around Ajmer which included the trekking destinations of Pushkar, Nareli and Taragarh. Brig MS Nikam group commander of NCC Nagaland commended 1 Nagaland Girls Bn for organising the logistics and transportation of the Cadets to Ajmer and back in a safe and organised manner.

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Sonowal flags off Indo- Mnp Gov: Women Sadar Hill issue: ADC members Myanmar-Thailand car rally must be recognized quit Congress; forms new party Correspondent

sources said. While tendering their resignation, the councillors said that they felt betray and humiliate by the state government’s last minute cancellation of its plan for inauguration of Sadar Hills as a fullfledged revenue district of the state.

They alleged that Ibobi government had a plan to inaugurate Sadar Hills as full-fledged revenue district during chief minister’s visit at Kangpokpi on October 31 last.

“Taking into account the sentiment of the people for over 40 year long betrayal and failure on the part of the state government we are compelled to take this drastic decision of leaving the Congress, they said.

Among the councillors who resigned from the Congress include the incumbent chairman and vice-chairman of the Sadar Hills ADC. After tendering their resignation, the councillors floated a new political party “Sadar Hills Democratic Party” to become the fourth

new party floated in the poll-bound Manipur.

Manipur had already witnessed floating of three new political parties in the recent time while the elections round the corners. The elections to the state Assembly is expected to come up any time in the early part of next year 2017.

Haokholal Hangshing is the president of the newly floated Sadar Hills Democratic Party while Thangjakam Misao is the vice-president of the party.

Lunthang Haokip is the spokesperson and Thongjalun Mate was elected as secretary of the party.

The councillors quitting the party was the latest blow given to the state Congress as the ruling had lost three of its veteran leaders and sitting MLAs to the BJP. Y Erabot, N Biren and Francis Ngakjokpa quitted the Congress after tendering resignations from the party during September and October months separately. The trio later joined the BJP.

Mnp may soon have flying doctors, dispensaries

Assam govt raps GMC on dengue menace

IMPHAL, Nov 19: In a big blow to Congress in the poll-bound Manipur, all the 20 councillors of Sadar Hills Autonomous District Council (ADC) quitted the ruling party and floated a new political party christened as ‘Sadar Hills Democratic Party’.

The councillor leaving their original party was related with failure to fulfil people’s cherish desire of becoming Sadar Hills, a full-fledged revenue district of Manipur by the Ibobi led ruling Congress.

The councillors tendered their resignation as members of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) on Friday evening after a meeting of the councillors was convened at Kangpokpi earlier.

Nineteen of the 20 councillors put their signatures to the joint resignation paper submitted to the MPCC president TN Haokip. The remaining one also tendered his resignation later today (Saturday),

I mphal , N o v 1 9 (IANS): Manipur Governor Najma Heptullah has disclosed that her proposal for flying doctors and dispensaries will be finalised by the Centre as soon as helicopter services were introduced in the state.

Heptullah disclosed this on Friday at the inauguration of the first open heart surgery in Sky hospital here.

She said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi informed her that the matter would be entrusted to the Ministry Of Development Of North Eastern Region (DoNER) for necessary action.

In view of the remoteness of the hill districts and poor road connectivity the Centre was planning to introduce helicopter services in Manipur.

The aerial service was already available in Meghalaya, Nagaland and some other Northeast states.

The Governor said that poor road connectivity often hampered tribals in the hill districts from getting modern and timely medical attention.

“Besides, doctors and paramedics who were from other parts of the state hardly stayed in the hospi-

Woman handed 31 fake 2000 notes GUWAHATI, NOV 19 (Agencies): Miscreants have been making the most of the currency chaos gripping the state, along with the rest of the country, in the aftermath of the Centre’s move to render illegal notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000. Their modus operandi? Cheating weary bank customers of their hardearned but demonetized currency and foisting fake notes of Rs 2,000 on them.

In one such incident, Sumi Paul, a woman in her mid-thirties and a resident of the Bihpuria area of Lakhimpur district in Assam, was cheated of her life’s savings. On Thursday, Sumi, who had queued up in front of a bank in the area, saw a man helping others ‘exchange’ their old notes. Assuming the man was a bank official, Sumi approached him and gave him her old notes.

“The woman received 31 notes of Rs 2,000 in return. When she went to the bank to deposit them today (Friday), she was told all of them were fake,” a police officer from Bihpuria said.

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tals. This was primarily due to the absence of residential facilities,” she added.

She said, “First I came to know of the flying doctors and dispensaries in Australia. Doctors and paramedics are flown to remote and hard to access farms for immediate treatments there. This could be arranged for the hill people also.”

If need be, the patients could also be shifted to places where there were better medical facilities via aerial support, she added.

Heptullah said that there were reports of increasing number of persons with heart diseases. She felt that it was due to the new unhealthy life style.

Shyam Kishore of Sky hospital was performing the open heart surgeries in Manipur for the first time.

GUWAHATI, NOV 19 (Agencies): Expressing concern over the rise of dengue cases in the city, additional chief secretary MGVK Bhanu has asked the Guwahati Municipal Corporation (GMC) to be more proactive in checking the menace.

The city alone reported around 3,500 cases of dengue this season.

“I have told the GMC to identify the areas from where such cases are coming up. It is very important to concentrate on hospitals where dengue patients are admitted,” Bhanu told TOI after attending a programme of GMC officials and members in the city on Friday.

The areas from where most dengue cases were being reported include Zoo Road, Noonmati, Dhirenpara, Geetanagar, Kahilipara, Lal Ganesh, Odalbakra and Betkuchi. Residents have complained that the GMC’s efforts were not good enough to address the problem. “The GMC should also create awareness on dengue so that the people can take precautionary measures,” said Bhanu. GMC mayor Mrigen Sarania said, “I think our people are doing their bit to check the spread of dengue.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 8TH NAP BATTALION NALTOQA : ZUNHEBOTO No. 8NAP/RO-7/2016-17/ Dated, Naltoqa, the 17th Nov. 2016 NO. - 96 Rank - NCE (Barbar) Name - Hera Thakur, S/o. Sitaram Thakur Village - Bachi, P.S. - Mapuboni District - Madubani, State - Bihar CALLING NOTICE You are found willfully absenting from duty with effect from 04.09.2016 to till date without any leave or prior permission from the authority and in which 1st, 2nd, 3rd calling notice has been issued to you.

You are therefore, directed to report within 7 (Seven) days to the undersigned from the date of publication of this notice, failing which necessary disciplinary action will be taken against you as per Nagaland service discipline and appeal Rules 1967.

Commandant 8th NAP Battalion, Naltoqa, Zunheboto DP-9361

OFFICE OF THE NAGALAND DIRECTORATE MINISTERIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION (NDMSA) (Registration No.AR-8/11/75)

NOTICE

This is for general information of all the members of Nagaland Directorate Ministerial Service Association (NDMSA) that there will be an Annual General Meeting at the Conference Hall, Red Cross Building, Kohima on the 22nd (Tuesday) November 2016 at 2.00 pm.

Some serious issues pertaining to the welfare of the Association will be discussed, hence all NDMSA members including the NDMSA Dimapur unit are requested to attend the meeting positively. Those Directorates failing to represent will be viewed seriously and action taken as per the decision of the general body.

Further, all the Directorates are requested to come along with the annual membership fee collections and bring agendas for discussions if any.

Please treat this notification as official circular/invitation to respective directorates in case it has not reached the concern office.

Sd/Sd/(L.TALI IMSONG) (M RENTHUNGO TUNGOE) President, NDMSA General Secretary, NDMSA

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Guwahati, Nov 19 (IANS): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Saturday flagged off the Indo-Myanmar-Thailand Friendship Motor Rally from a hotel in Guwahati and said that the rally is a first step towards boosting trade and commerce between the neighbouring country and India’s northeast region.

Sonowal said that the trilateral highway connecting India-Myanmar-Thailand would bring a lot of economic benefits to the state and also the northeastern region of India.

“This car rally is part of the government’s Act East policy that is going to bring huge transformation to the whole northeastern region,” Sonowal said.

The Assam Chief Minister said that gestures like car rallies would serve as a facilitator in improving the relationship with neighbouring countries and break barriers of national borders in bringing the people of these southeast Asian countries closer. “By increasing people to people contact, an environment of brotherhood and unity can be

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achieved between different countries. Endeavours like car rallies can be a good platform for international social exchanges,” he said adding that youth of the stakeholder nations would be encouraged to mingle among themselves that would result in new age progressive societies.

“The geographical disadvantage of the state and the region would be turned into an advantage as the trilateral highway would facilitate massive economic activities with the neighbouring countries and focus would be shifted from mainland to the northeastern part of the country in view of opening this gateway to South East Asia,” Sonowal said.

IMPHAL, Nov 19: “Women must be recognised and accepted as an independent social actor,” Manipur Governor Dr Najma Heptulla stated Saturday.

Addressing “9th State Level Ladies Day Celebration” held at Lamyanba Shanglen, Palace Compound, Imphal today organised by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, Manipur, the Governor said “I am also very happy to see several prominent women of this state joining the celebration and I feel encouraged that the women of the state are actively promoting social causes”. Asserting that she is a great believer of Shri Sai Baba, the Governor recalled the first Ladies’ Day Celebration of the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation which was held on 19th November, 1995. The Governor said that history has been unkind to women, religions and traditions have been manipulated to subvert the society by excluding women.

“To build a healthy society, we need to remove age-old gender biases in educational, health, social, legal, economic sectors,” she said.

1 dies as NE India reels under cash crunch

Agartala/Aizawl/ S il c ha r , N ov 1 9 (IANS) :Amid the continuing cash crunch in the northeastern states in the wake of demonetisation, an ailing tribal man lost his life in Tripura on Saturday as his family did not have enough money to shift him to a hospital in the state capital.

Manoranjan Debbarma, 61, was admitted on Friday to a government hospital in Kamalpur town, where doctors advised his family members to shift him to Agartala government medical college.

However, his family members could not withdraw enough money as banks refused to make any exception to the set guidelines, a close relative Shyamal Debbarma told reporters. It’s been 11 days since Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the withdrawal of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes on November 8. However the people in semi-urban, remote and rural areas the northeast India are still reeling under a cash crunch as neither banks nor

ATM kiosks have enough cash to dispense. “As banks are putting mostly Rs 100 notes in ATMs, within a few hours the automated teller machines are getting empty. Otherwise, most of the ATMs and the banks have reasonable amount of currency notes with varied denominations including new Rs 2,000 notes,” United Bank of India’s (UBI) Chief Regional Manager and Deputy General Manager Mahendra Dohare told IANS. “The situation in the entire northeastern region is gradually improving day by day. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is also providing currency notes of varied denominations,” Dohare said in Agartala.

On people refusing to accept Rs 10 coins, Dohare said that people should accept the coins as these are not at all fake or duplicate.

“The RBI has also asked the people to accept the coins without any doubt,” he added.

In Mizoram, long queues of people were seen in front of bank branches

and ATM kiosks since early morning. In order to deal with the cash crunch, a section of traders in eastern Mizoram, bordering Myanmar, have asked the people to use pieces of paper as promissory currency notes to replace official currency till the situation improves.

“We have to find an alternative solution as the cash crunch has hit both the sellers and buyers hard.

It is not possible to trade anything unless we evolve an alternate system,” P.C. Lalhmachhuana, owner of a hardware store in Khawbung semi-township (in eastern Mizoram), told reporters.

“Local people are happy with the informal system.

The papers bear the value of the amount and the signature of the buyers and sellers on them,” Lalhmachhuana added.

Several opposition parties held demonstrations in the region against the central government’s move to ban high denomination notes and demanded that the crisis should be resolved immediately.

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Over 90% turnout in Tripura by-polls Agartala, Nov 19 (IANS): Over 90 per cent of the 78,400 electorate cast their votes on Saturday in by-elections to two assembly constituencies in Left ruled Tripura, officials said.

“Over 90 per cent voters cast their votes in the two assembly constituencies. Voting was conducted peacefully, there is not a single untoward incident reported from the two assembly constituencies,” additional chief electoral officer of Tripura Debashish Modak told IANS soon after the balloting time was over at 4 p.m. The by-elections were held in the scheduled caste reserved Barjala and Khowai assembly constituencies. The votes will be counted on November 22.

“There is no report of any untoward incident from anywhere in the two assembly seats. Balloting remained peaceful so far,” police spokesman Uttam Bhowmik told IANS. He said: “An abandoned bag containing some explosive materials was found near a polling booth at Singichara under Khowai assembly constituency. Security forces cordoned-off the area to avert panic among the people. Bomb disposal squad has rushed to the tribal dominated area to do the needful.” According to Bhowmik, in both the constituencies some Electronic Voting Machines developed technical snags leading to

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE NAGALAND: KOHIMA

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ENROLMENT SCHEDULE UNDER RSBY SCHEME OF KOHIMA DISTRICT

The Health & Family Department hereby notify the Enrollment Schedule under RSBY & SCHIS Scheme for BPL and MGNREGA Job Card holders in Kohima District with effect from 21.11.2016. It is mention that Enrollment Team cannot visit a particular place for more than once. All village and ward/compound/ town Authorities are therefore requested to organize for Enrolment of all families enlisted in BPL and MGNREGA Job Card holders and be positively present on the scheduled day of your village/ ward/compound/ town for Enrolment.

Date Names of Villages to be covered High School (Ward No.-0001), Bayavu (Ward No.-0002), Kezieke (Ward No.-0003), Naga Bazaar (Ward No.-0004), st 21 Nov.16 Kitsubozou (Ward No.-0005), D Block (Ward No.-0006), Daklane (Ward No.-0007).

New Market (Ward No.-0008), Midland (Ward No.-0009), Hospital Colony (Ward No.-0010), PWD (Ward No.-0011), Upper 22nd Nov.16 Chandmari (Ward No.-0012), Lower Chandmari (Ward No.-0013), Potterlane (Ward No.-0014), AG Colony (Ward No.-0015), New Ministers' Hill (Ward No.-0016), Agri Colony (Ward No.23rd Nov.16 0017), Para Medical) (Ward No.-0018, PR Hill (Ward No.-0019) 25th Nov.16 Chiede Model Village, Chiedema, Rüsoma, Meriema, Thizama, Kohima Village (D Khel, L Khel, P Khel, T Khel) 26th Nov.16 Jotsoma, Mezo Basa, Mezoma, Khonoma, Dzulake 28th Nov.16 Sechu-Zubza, Kiruphe Basa, Kiruphema Bawe, Sechüma, Peducha, Mengujuma 29th Nov.16 Kigwema, Mima, Sirhi Angami, Thekrujuma 30th Nov.16 Pfüchama, Phesama, Jakhama 1st Dec.16 Viswema 2nd Dec.16 Chakhaba Town (Kezo town), Metelephe (Mitelephe), Kezo Basa, Kezoma, Kidima 3rd Dec.16 Khuzama, Chakhabama, Dihoma, Kijimetu Basa, Kijumetouma 5th Dec.16 Tsiese Basa, Tsiesemia, Pheza, Nerhema, Nerhe Model 6th Dec.16 Cheiphobozou, Chiechama, Nachama, Gariphe Basa 7th Dec.16 Botsa, Gariphe Bawe, Touphe Phezou, Touphema 8th Dec.16 Seiyha Phesa, Seiyhama, Teichuma, Tsiemekhu Basa, Tsiemekhu Bawe 9th Dec.16 New Sendenyu, Sendenyu, Thongsunyu 10th Dec.16 Zhadima, Viphoma, Ziezou, Phekekriema Bawe, Phekerkriema Basa, Logwesunyu, Tsosinyu 12th Dec.16 Rengmapani 13th Dec.16 Guju, Phenwenyu, Henbenji, Kashanyishin, Kashanyu, New Terogunyu, Terogunyu 14th Dec.16 New Tseminyu Town, Ngvuphen, Phenda, Tseminyu, Tseminyu Town 15th &16th Dec.16 Old Tseminyu Town, Tzisunyu, Tseminyu Old, Tseminyu South 17th Dec.16 Khenyu, Khonibinzun, Phenshünyu, Rumesunyu, Zumpha 10th &11th Jan.17 New Tesophenyu, Old Tesophenu/Tesophenu Chunlikha, K. Station, K.Nyishunyu, Sishunu, Kandinu, Likhwenchu, Nsünyu 12th Jan.17 13th Jan.17 Ehunu, Ekhanu (yikhanu), Yikhanu 14th Jan.17 Sewanyu, Ziphenyu, Gukhanu, Tsonsa (DR. L. WATIKALA) Principal Director Directorate of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland: Kohima DC-2585

a halt in balloting for some times, but it resumed after the problems were fixed.

“Heavy security arrangements were made to hold the by-elections in both the assembly segments smoothly. Over nine companies of central paramilitary force -- BSF (Border Security Force) and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) -- have been deployed in the poll-bound assembly segments and their adjoining areas,” Director General of Tripura Police K. Nagaraj told IANS. “Besides the central paramilitary forces, adequate numbers of state forces, including elite and counter-insurgency trained TSR (Tripura State Rifles), have also been deployed in the vicinity of the Barjala and Khowai assembly constituencies,” the police chief added. The Barjala seat fell vacant after Congress legislator Jitendra Sarkar resigned on June 6 following an internal feud within the party while the Khowai seat has been vacant since the death of veteran CPI-M legislator Samir Deb Sarkar.

Five candidates each are contesting from the two constituencies. In all 39,007 voters, including 18,935 females, will be eligible to cast ballot in the Barjala constituency. In Khowai, 39,400 voters are eligible, among them 19,436 are women.

Prez on lesson from Indira’s life

dent Sonia Gandhi and a host of leaders including Rahul Gandhi and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the dais and in the audience, Mukherjee referred to the 1977 Lok Sabha elections following the Emergency period that resulted in a disastrous defeat for the Congress and Gandhi, after which the Congress had to sit in Opposition for the first time in 30 years.

He recalled the events that followed her defeat for which she accepted responsibility and the atmosphere following the elections that was extremely hostile to her.

“The atmosphere following the elections was extremely hostile for Indiraji. The Janata Party as well as a section of Congressmen conducted a relentless slander campaign against her. The media was also completely against her.

Anti-Indira rallies were held across the country with

Clear orders to soldiers to shoot enemy: Parrikar

Manohar Parrikar

PANAJI, NOV 19 (IANS): Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Saturday said clear instructions had been given to soldiers to fire and kill the enemy troops and not wait for the latter to fire.

Speaking at a rally in Cuncolim assembly constituency in south Goa, Parrikar said the focus under the BJP-led government at the Centre was to make the country’s borders safer.

“My clear directions are: If someone comes with a machine gun to fire on you, finish him off before he fires, because (otherwise) he will finish you. We were

thus able to give a proper response to our enemy,” Parrikar said. “...after the Bharatiya Janata Party government came to power at the Centre, our attention was devoted to making the borders safer,” Parrikar said. Defence Minister also said that the indigenously manufactured light combat aircraft ‘Tejas’, which was inducted into the Indian Air Force earlier this year, is as good as the French-made Rafale fighter jet and comparable with other top LCAs across the world. “This is a plane which is completely indigenously manufactured and can compete with any other fighter plane in the world. It is as capable as the Rafale.

Only this is a light combat aircraft (LCA),” Parrikar said. “Only a 3.5 ton missile can be carried on it, Rafale on the other hand can carry a nine ton (missile). This plane can fly at the rate of 450 kms, Rafale can run 900 kms because it has twin engines,” he added.

Don’t use law to ban beef consumption: Goa Chief Minister

Normalcy returns to Kashmir valley after 4 months of closure

demonstrators shouting ‘Hang her!’,” he said.

The President said the Shah Commission was constituted and the then Home Minister declared that Indira Gandhi’s ‘crimes’ deserved a trial of a nature of Nuremberg.

“Frivolous cases were instituted against her and in one instance, she was even made co-accused in a case of stealing eggs and chicken in Manipur,” he said.

Mukherjee recalled an incident in 1978 when a tea garden owner, in spite of being a Congress supporter, refused to serve her water or tea when she was thirsty as he was scared of being seen with her.

“Indiraji, however, remained steadfast through all these trials and tribulations.

She kept telling us ‘we shall fight it out’,” he said.

The president said it only took a couple of months for Gandhi to abandon herself imposed hibernation and started to tour

the country extensively and met personalities like Vinoba Bhave and JP. Often her meetings were disturbed with demonstrations, disturbances and heckling, he said, adding he was himself hit by a stone once in Silchar in Assam.

“Indiraji, however, remained cheerful and her indomitable spirit inspired and helped the morale of all around her. She kept telling the media and others who sought her views, ‘wait and see, things can change’,” he said.

Mukherjee said Gandhi’s biggest strength was her connect with the common people, especially the grassroots Congress worker.

He said after her dogged visit to Belchi, a tribal district in Bihar on an elephant’s back, to commisserate with the families of 11 massacred Dalits, she was hailed as a saviour of the under-privileged and the exploited.

He also referred to the split in the Congress for the second time in 1978 and Gandhi lost the official name of the party, its flag, all its bank accounts, the headquarters as well as election symbol to the Reddy Congress.

When the second split of 1978 in Congress happened, sections within the Congress felt that people had punished the party for Emergency and they would not pardon the party if it did not cooperate with the ruling Janata Party.

Jaya shifted to private room

Demonetisation: Thackeray slams Modi govt’s decision

President Pranab Mukherjee, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Congress President Sonia Gandhi ,Party’s Vice President Rahul Gandhi during the Indira Gandhi Centennial Lecture at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi on Saturday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, NOV 19 (PTI): Tracing late Indira Gandhi’s stupendous comeback after the disastrous electoral rout in 1977, President Pranab Mukherjee today said the lesson that must be learnt from her life is that every defeat can be turned into a stepping stone for success.

Delivering the Indira Gandhi Centenary lecture on the occasion of her 100th birth anniversary, he said even the impossible can become possible.

“The lesson that we must draw from the life and legacy of Indiraji are that every defeat can be turned into a stepping stone for success. Even the impossible can become possible.

“What is important is not victory or defeat but the effort that we make to achieve our goals in the service of our nation. We must be relentless in our striving for the welfare of our people,” he said.

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CHENNAI, NOV 19 (PTI): AIADMK supremo and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was today shifted to a private room in a ward of Apollo Hospital here after she was admitted in the critical care unit on September 22.

AIADMK spokesperson C R Saraswathy said Jayalalithaa was shifted to a ward.

“We really thank God. Our honourable Chief Minister has been shifted to a ward. She has started a healthy life again,” she told reporters here, adding “today is our Deepavali.”

AIADMK workers distributed sweets and danced outside the hospital premises, after hearing the news of Jayalalithaa being shifted to a private room in the hospital from the critical care unit. Referring to the views of Apollo Hospitals chairman P C Reddy that Jayalalithaa has recovered fully and is taking normal food, she said, “now honourable CM has been shifted to a ward.

M U M B A I , N OV 1 9 (IANS): Maharashtra Navnirman Sena President Raj Thackeray launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the November 8 demonetisation of high-value currency notes and warned that if it fails, the country will be pushed to anarchy.

Questioning the government’s assertions that preparations for demonetisation of 500 and 1,000

PANAJI, NOV 19 (IANS): Goa Chief Minister Laxmikant Parsekar has said that if beef is part of someone’s cuisine, the law should not be used to ban its consumption, adding that as the political head of the state he respected the sentiments of the minorities on the issue.

He said the Bharatiya Janata Party will come around to accepting this view in the days to come, adding that the cultural and culinary habits should not be meddled with.

Even the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh in Goa did not contradict his views on the subject, the Chief Minister said while speaking during ‘Walk the Talk’, a popular talk show broadcast on Saturday by a national English news channel.

“If one thing is a part of his (someone’s) cuisine, I should not oppose it. Finally, it is his discretion. He is not compelling me. He is not forcing me... when it is a part of somebody’s cuisine, I cannot use law against it. I will not do that,” Parsekar said on the beef controversy.

Asked how he tackled the beef issue as the Chief Minister of Goa, where Christian and Muslims account for more than 30 per cent of the state’s population, he said it was natural for him to respect the sentiments of the minorities.

rupee notes were made 10 months in advance, Thackeray said if so, “then how come it (the new notes) bears the signature of the new (RBI) Governor (Urjit Patel)?” “The BJP has still not submitted its election expenditure for the 2014 polls... If there was so much aversion to black money, how did Modi get elected,” he asked, directly targeting the Prime Minister.

Denouncing the new

SRINAGAR, NOV 19 (IANS): After 132 days of closure, the Kashmir Valley burst into life on Saturday morning with a large number of vehicles out on the roads, and markets, schools, offices and businesses open for the first time after months of separatistsponsored shutdown and violent protests.

Shoppers thronged Srinagar markets in large numbers even as demonetisation inconvenienced people in the Kashmir Valley where the November 8 surprise announcement had had little or no effect because businesses and other activities were closed since mid-July.

Many buses and other public vehicles started plying early in the morning as people came out to attend their offices, open their shops and visit banks to withdraw cash. Separatist leaders, who had been spearheading the agitation with their weekly protest calendars, relaxed the shutdown for two days, asking people to resume normal activities over the weekend.

Authorities also did not impose restrictions anywhere on Saturday to facilitate free movement of people and traffic.

Many places in Srinagar and other district headquarters in the valley witnessed traffic jams as people came out in large numbers to go about their daily chores or simply to have a feel of normalcy.

decisions announced daily on money withdrawals or deposits in banks, Thackeray claimed it is evident now such a major policy was “rushed through” without making proper studies or adequate groundwork on the implications.

“I have spoken to people in the BJP, I have discussed it with RSS people, nobody seems to be happy about it, but all are keeping silent. Even Mohan Bhag-

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Specialists at CIHSR (Referral Hospital) There will be a team of two adult Psychiatrists from Melbourne, Australia, visiting CIHSR. They will be available for consultations on November 28th, 29th, 30th and December 2nd.

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A bustling market after 133 days of shutdown in Srinagar on Saturday. (PTI)

Muhammad Maqbool, 42, an electronics appliance store owner in Lal Chowk, is just happy to be at his shop during normal working hours, hoping to stay open till midnight.

I don’t want to talk about my losses because that nobody is going to make good for me. Yet, the feeling that I have opened my shop first time during day hours after so long is great,” Maqbool told IANS. He said he had briefly opened his store earlier when separatists announced evening relaxations. “Today is different. Everything is just normal.”

Some distance away, Ramzan Sheikh, 54, a shoeshine, said he made Rs 80 -- his “first earning” after all these months of violence.

“I had four customers. Each one of them gave me Rs 20 for polishing shoes.”

wat has not yet reacted on it... I wonder what’s really going on,” Thackeray observed, addressing a large meeting of party leaders and grassroots workers.

He demanded why action has not been taken against those hoarding black money and instead the ordinary masses are being punished and made to stand in long queues, and more than 40 people have lost their lives.

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO.ED/CON/A-16/2013/286

Dated Kohima, the 18th Nov' 2016

SHOW CAUSE NOTICE

To, Shri. Krishna Mach H/T GPS Chozuba Village C/o SDEO Chozuba Whereas, you have been found absenting from your Headquarter, Chozuba Village, without obtaining prior permission of the undersigned and by which you have violated the para 4 of the suspension order dated 27th Feb' 2015.

Therefore, you are directed to report to the undersigned within 10 (Ten) days from the date of issue of this notice, failing which your service shall be terminated without any further notice.

(Wonthungo Tsopoe) Addl. Director (HoD) DC-2582

State Bank of India Dimapur Bazar Branch Dimapur, Nagaland

National Foundation for Communal Harmony (NFCH)

Address : 9TH FLOOR, 'C' WING, LOK NAYAK BHAVAN, KHAN MARKET, NEW DELHI-110 003 Email : nfch@mha.gov.in, nfch_lnb@nic.in, Tel : 011-24643052, 24646139 Fax : 24610524 davp 19128/11/0002/1617

“There was absolutely no planning or preparedness before Modi implemented the demonetisation... Everybody says it is good for the nation, but even the PM is not telling how we will benefit. We can only pray to God that something good comes out. Because, if it fails, the country will be pushed behind by 20-25 years and be in severe crisis,” Thackeray declared.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

APPENDIX-IV [RULE-8(1)] POSSESSION NOTICE (For Immovable property)

Phone No. : 03862-225856 Fax No. : 03862-225856

(An autonomous organisation under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India) NFCH invites nominations for the National Communal Harmony Awards 2016 from eligible individuals and organizations for their outstanding contribution for promotion of communal harmony and national integration. The Awards consist of a citation each and cash award of Rupees Five Lakh for an 'Individual' and Rupees Ten Lakh for an 'Organization' on the basis of outstanding contribution over a period of ten years for an individual and five years for an organization. These are essential pre-requisite eligibility conditions to apply for this Award.

Nominations are required to be sent through any of the competent proposers viz. State Government/Union Territory Administration; Municipal Corporation/Municipal Board/Zila Panchayat, by whatever name these are called in a State; Speaker of Lok Sabha/State Vidhan Sabha; Members of Parliament and State Legislatures; Members of the National Integration Council/Governing Council or Executive Council of the National Foundation for Communal Harmony; Vice-Chancellors of Universities; Recipients of the National Communal Harmony Awards; and Organisations of repute dedicated to promotion of communal harmony and national integration.

Note :  Before apply for the Award, applicants are requested to ensure their eligibility by referring to the Foundation's website.  Only those nominations which are found complete in all respects and received within the stipulated time frame (i.e 30th December, 2016) will be considered.  Merely applying for the National Communal Harmony Award does not entitle any individual/organization to this Award.  Discussions, deliberations, opinion and proceedings of the Jury in connection with these Awards shall not be made public or otherwise revealed.  Decisions of the Jury shall not be subject to confirmation by any other authority and no appeal or protest can be made against them.  Nominations/documents, etc. submitted to NFCH are non-returnable. These may be shared on public domain, if needed.  Nominations complete in all respects should be sent to The Secretary, NFCH at the address given below so as to reach latest by 30th December, 2016. Details may be seen on the website www.nfch.nic.in or obtained from the Office of the Foundation.

Asked if he worked during the evening relaxation period, Sheikh said: “Who would want a shoe shine when the entire city was closed and on the run?”

In north Kashmir’s Ganderbal district, Sooda Mir and his son Muzaffar had a tough time starting their mini bus after all these days. “I had fixed a new battery in the vehicle before the trouble started here. I would also occasionally run the engine idle for some time during the ‘hartal’ to ensure that the battery did not run down. But, today the vehicle would just not start. I had to get a truck to pull-start my bus,” said Muzaffar.

Ironically, pavement vendors, wayside fruit sellers and roadside barbecue sellers have been better placed than other shopkeepers during the days of shutdown.

Whereas, The undersigned being the Authorised officer of the STATE BANK OF INDIA DIMAPUR BAZAR BRANCH, under the Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 and In exercise of Power conferred under Section 13(2) read with rule 8 of the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 issued a demand notice calling upon the borrowers/guarantors as noted here under to repay the amount mentioned in the notice (detail below) within 60 days from the date of receipt of the said notice besides further interest. The borrowers/ guarantors having failed to repay the amount, notice is hereby given to the borrowers/guarantors and the public in general that the undersigned has taken symbolic possession of the property described herein below in exercise of powers conferred on him/her under section 13(4) of the said Act read with rule 8 of the said rules. The borrower/guarantor in particular and the public in general is hereby cautioned not to deal with the property and any dealings with the property will be subject to the Charges of the STATE BANK OF INDIA, DIMAPUR BAZAR BRANCH for an amount given below and interest thereon at the contractual rate on the said amount and incidental expenses, costs, charges etc.

Name and Address of M/s Nagaland Riders, Smt. Hukali Awomi the Account/Borrowers/ D/o Khenito Awomi, Dimapur, Nagaland.

Guarantors Add. 1: SAS Complex East Dimapur, Purana Bazar, Dimapur, Nagaland.

Add. 2: H/No. 40 Naharbari, Dimapur, Nagaland Date of Notice

17.06.2016

Balance outstanding as per demand notice

Rs. 5276642.00

Date of Symbolic possession taken on

18.11.2016

D e s c r i p t i o n o f t h e Equitable mortgage of Land & Building and all im m ov a b le p rop e rt y the part and parcel of the said land measuring mortgaged (1) 0 Bighas, 01 Kathas, 00 Lechas covered

by Dag No. 833/916, Patta No. 605, Block Naharbari (AK) situated at Mouza No. 03, (2) RCC Building (Ground floor) 149.25 sq.m.

Boundary Wall 169 R. ft, Bore well, Dimapur, Nagaland.

Date : 18.11.2016 Place : Dimapur DC-2581

Authorized Officer State Bank of India

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 344 Dimapur, Sunday, November 20, 2016

Emotional or Rational

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f people in Nagaland today are often bemused but more often confused about the events revolving around them, it is mainly because of lack of clarity, certainty and conformation to generally accepted norms of an informed and progressive society. Statements from various political organizations including NGOs and civil societies only feed a society that has been fed with the emotional rather than the rational. If emotional ,rather than rational thinking, has been the way within society, it can only mean that truth saying has been economic to make society anemic and such a condition invites serious and negative implications. The greatest tragedy today is that society is perplexed by profane politics in the absence of a rudder of rationality. Questions are asked but the response has been muted and this has prevented the rudder of rationality from charting the course. When irrational emotions rock society, it will gradually sink into doldrums and deprive itself the prospect of and promise of a better and changed social and political order. It sounds good to throw up issues and raise questions but they make no sense or impact if society is disinclined to rationalize in an environment of timid inhibition by daring to differ.

The muted response does not save society from being devoured and this propensity to seek a miraculous deliverance seems like burying our heads in the sand. The complexity pales with the ideology of those who drumbeat of a bright future for all through the pin hole of fantasy. It remains at best a feel-good irrationality regurgitated by an overload of nostalgia, and an illusory slogan of a far away treasure in an abstract timeless dimension. Contemporary society is continually being churned by changes but at the same time, suffering from an inertia and loss of vision in seeing the reality. Our politics have been exposed by actions which are admissions of allegiance to money power and not to any ideology. What achieves most impact is the so-called authoritarian revolutionary ideology and gun-culture’ which have gained legitimacy through illusions of a mythical that has propelled the ideologues of ‘might is right’ into gear and neutralized the ideology of what is right; into subservient status. Words such as transparency and accountability have become elastic. There have been complaints and more complaints about declines for years, and yet society and its government remained unfazed and unbothered. No political party or combination in Nagaland should feel that it or they is/are above board in this regard. It is a serious issue, in fact the reality and more than the dream, that concerns the moral and ethical crux of society and over which everybody has to share the blame. The moral abyss afflicting contemporary society occurs when people have abdicated their responsibilities and succumbed to the lure of easy money and favors. All these happen when power is accepted as a license to serve personal, family, tribal or selfish political needs above all. The axiom of political rights and privileges are humongous words in the Naga lexicon. Nagaland has been grounded by illusions and unless better sense prevails and soon, the promises, dreams and visions would continue to remain as mirages.

DailyDevotion “When He Has Come” When He has come, He will convict the world of sin…

—John 16:8

Very few of us know anything about conviction of sin. We know the experience of being disturbed because we have done wrong things. But conviction of sin by the Holy Spirit blots out every relationship on earth and makes us aware of only one— “Against You, You only, have I sinned…” (Psalm 51:4). When a person is convicted of sin in this way, he knows with every bit of his conscience that God would not dare to forgive him. If God did forgive him, then this person would have a stronger sense of justice than God. God does forgive, but it cost the breaking of His heart with grief in the death of Christ to enable Him to do so. The great miracle of the grace of God is that He forgives sin, and it is the death of Jesus Christ alone that enables the divine nature to forgive and to remain true to itself in doing so. It is shallow nonsense to say that God forgives us because He is love. Once we have been convicted of sin, we will never say this again. The love of God means Calvary— nothing less! The love of God is spelled out on the Cross and nowhere else. The only basis for which God can forgive me is the Cross of Christ. It is there that His conscience is satisfied.

Forgiveness doesn’t merely mean that I am saved from hell and have been made ready for heaven (no one would accept forgiveness on that level). Forgiveness means that I am forgiven into a newly created relationship which identifies me with God in Christ.

The miracle of redemption is that God turns me, the unholy one, into the standard of Himself, the Holy One. He does this by putting into me a new nature, the nature of Jesus Christ.

Quotes

A man sooner or later discovers that he is the master-gardener of his soul, the director of his life. ~ James Allen

Post-mortem Uniform civil code: nbcc’s stand

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ebate for a uniform civil code with its diverse implications concerning secularism in India is one of the most controversial issues in the 21st century Indian politics. BJP was the first political party in the country to promise to formulate a uniform civil code if elected to power.

This promise is not an easy task because even during British-India, the Govt did not want to touch this “hornet nest” because this issue touches the very fabric of the socio-religious-cultural unity in her diversities. This remained true post 1947 - India’s independence, even. After her independence, India recognized her strength and her unity in the midst of her socio-religiouscultural diversities and therefore, all the political parties choose to maintain the best doctrine of status quo rather than create public upheaval situation, hatred, bitterness and disharmony amongst the communities. However, the present Govt initiated the process of codification of a uniform civil code so as to stay true to its election campaigns as promised. As such it has sent out the questionnaires by the Law Commission of India to seek the opinion of the civil societies, faithbased organizations and public individuals.

Firstly, the appeal sent out by the Law Commission, Government of India on the issue of uniform civil code states as under: “The objective behind this endeavour is to address discrimination against vulnerable groups and harmonise the various cultural practices”. The purported good intention of the Commission is acknowledged and we hope that this effort will harmonize the already polarized nation through religious and social dominance and intolerance of the majority and have caused religious and social dis-

Story of your life

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hen you have no one to assist, support and promote you. When you are ignored, humiliated and accused for no fault. When your pessimistic side is viewed and your optimistic side is uncounted.

When you are treated as worthless and slanderedtoput you away. And you are left alone to struggle.

When no one bothers for your future. Despite all the bad moments in your life if you remain truthful and turn to Almighty God. He is there to rescue and uplift you.

For He truly loves the poor through Jesus. And He speaks with you in your dreams and through the Bible. And for the Bible says: -Psalm 82:3, (KJV)“ Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the afflicted and needy.”1 John 3:17-19 (NKJV)17 “But whoever has this world’s goods, and sees his brother in need, and shuts up his heart from him, how does the love of God abide in him?18 My little children, let us not love in word or in tongue, but in deed and in truth. 19 And by this we know[a] that we are of the truth, and shall assure our hearts before Him.”And you wonder how much Jesus loves you for every miracle that He is performing in your life.You feel like crying. For this is the story of your life.

K. Thong (Achilo)

parities, creating fear psychosis among the minority groups in the big nation, India. Some of the hard hit questions are: Who are those being discriminated?

Who are the vulnerable groups? Harmonise the various cultural practices to whose religion and to whose culture? Will not the proposed uniform civil code to avoid plurality of religious and cultural laws amount to silencing the rights of the marginalized communities and the vulnerable groups by taking away their socio-religiouscultural rights?

We trust that India being a secular country, will not codify religious and socio-cultural practices into a single entity, thereby creates more discrimination for the marginalized who are already feeling the pinch of religious and social majority in the country? The complexity not only lies in the social and religious diversities of her citizens, but it will also affect the everyday functioning of the minority communities in the country. These are not only presumptuous fears; in reality too, the uniform civil code will certainly undermine the social and religious practices of the minorities by the dominance and intolerance of the majority.

Secondly, there is the great need to ensure that “the norms of no one class, group or community dominate the tone or tenor of family law reforms” as stated by the Law Commission of India. The ideal statement above here, holds a lot at stake, as to how do we reconcile this lofty definition in the face of each religion and culturally confines of individual community in the vast country? For this very reason, the Christians, especially the Nagaland Baptist Church Council, which has received your kind intimation, finds itself difficult to answer the questionnaires because

our faith and belief systems based on the teaching of our Scriptures finds no place.

The British-India (1757-1858) had some success in reforming the Indian religious and sociocultural practices in those days but confined themselves to the area of the dignity of life and doctrine of positive and effective living. On critical issues, touching the personal life and religious practices of the Indians were left outside the preview of the Govt for reason best known to them. The assumption is for the fear of civil unrest. In the process, the Govt separated the religious and socio-cultural spheres and the same were left to be governed by each religious group such as Hindus, Muslims, Christians and later the Parsis.

These religious and cultural laws were applied by the local courts or panchayats in regular cases and the state was only to intervene in exceptional cases. The uniform civil code, therefore, if brought about, would stand to nullify this aspect and give a blanket cover throughout the territory of India with a particular culture or religion.

The process to establish a uniform civil code has given a room for speculation because the place of religious teachings and beliefs and socio-cultural norms and practices of a certain religious community is not taken into consideration.

We strongly feel that instead of establishing a uniform civil code to create further animosities, the fear and insecurity amongst the minorities in the country should be diffused by putting into action unity in diversity and peaceful coexistence which India has always stood for. Tolerance and respect for all regardless of religious and social affiliations must become the order of the day. Leave religion, be it Hinduism,

Muslim, Christianity and Parsism or any other religion to flourish in its own terms and conditions. We assure you that no religion in its truest sense works to harm and dominate others.

We can clearly see that the uniform civil code with all its good intention will infringe on the religious liberty. This creates suspicion and fear in the minds of the religious minority communities in our country of which Christians of all over the country are included. Our priority of the day should be elevating the oppressed, minorities and standing up for them to come in par with the rest of the mainland majority. Our aim is to create equal status for everyone as human beings be it man or woman, black or white. Christians take the dignity of human lives seriously without reservations, therefore if any legislation for common civil code that distort the equality before law and man cannot be tolerated.

The uniform civil code which seeks to impose a universal civil code by codifying the cultures and religious practices of the majority amounts to violation of the fundamental rights of the marginalized minority peoples. The question which remains to be answered is, whose religious views are we imposing to others? Is India not a secular country?

With due respect, the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) hereby submit its views to your Law Commission of India on invitation for your perusal and consideration and we feel most privileged for this opportunity.

We also would like to inform you that we stand opposed in totality for social, cultural and religious codification into a single entity as uniform civil code.

Issued by: Nagaland Baptist Church Council, Kohima

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, November 20, 2016

Can Nagaland govt legislate on oil and minerals resources?

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s reported in the local papers, the Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Gover nment of India (hereafter, the Ministry) has once again avers that the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) has no jurisdiction to make laws over oil fields in the state and that all existing law on oil fields and minerals resources is “liable to be struck down.”

Here I would like to annul the Ministry’s arguments. First, the Ministry’s contention that Article 371 A “does not even restrict the parliament to apply any of its laws on oil fields and mineral resources in the state of Nagaland” is completely baseless. Second, that “no resolution from the state of Nagaland is required to apply the Parliament’s law on oil fields and mineral resources in the state” is also unjustified. Article 371 A categorically states: “(1)Notwithstanding anything in this Constitution no…(a) no Act of Parliament in respect of… (iv) ownership and transfer of land and its resources… shall apply to the state of Nagaland unless the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland by a resolution so decides.”

As you can see, Article 371 A has not specifically used the words “oilfields and mineral resources”, instead, in a general usage, it has used the words “land and its resources”, and since oil and minerals resources are products of land, they come under “ownership and transfers of land and its resources” in Article 371 A (1) (a) (iv). It must be stated loud and clear the “land and its resources” includes not only the surface land but also oil, natural gas, coal, minerals, forests and other natural resources in Na-

galand. Thus, Article 371 A restricts parliamentary laws on oil fields and mineral resources in the state of Nagaland.

Moreover, it has been clearly stated that no parliamentary laws (including laws on oil fields and mineral resources) can be applied to the state of Nagaland unless the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland by a resolution so decides.

Further, the Ministry states that “exploration of oil and natural gas” comes under the Union list and that the Parliament alone has the power to legislate laws on this subject is politically untenable.

The state of Nagaland is an outcome of a political arrangement between the GOI and the Nagas and the same political issue is still awaiting a final “acceptable and honourable settlement”. So, it will be in the best interest of the Ministry not to mire the Naga political issue unless and until a final political settlement is done.

Ke e p i n g i n v i ew the special arrangement made between the Government of India and the Nagas through the 16th Point Agreement, the Ministry cannot treat Nagaland in the same way as it treats other states of India.

Legally, the Ministry also cannot question Nagaland Government for formulating laws on oil and minerals resources in Nagaland because the jurisdictions of Union list, the State list and Concurrent list are yet to be resolved politically.

In the present political arrangement, the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland is duty bound to legislate laws for the state, including petroleum and natural gas.

K. Angami, Kohima

Nostalgic final moments of late Hukato Naga 1. ‘A man who walked the talk’. His life was unique and so was his death unique. A beautiful and dreamy home he therein lived with his family, the ‘Naga Mansion’. A recipient of five prestigious awards, named as the first generation Naga entrepreneur, a style icon, a business tycoon. A man of high calibre, exceptional mind and vision, and an engaging personality. Finally, the ideal family man, a staunch believer of Christ, and a committed Christian, in word, in deed.

2. Yes, friends, statesmen, and fellow-Naga men, near and dear, I indeed do speak of the late Hukato Naga, an embodiment of ‘Faith and Love’.

He was richly blessed with everything, you name it!

Yet, because man was not endowed upon with perfection, that was his flaw, his short-coming.

And so, being only human, death embraced him, for death, as we perceive is invincible.

3. I was acquainted with the late Hukato through my beloved fatherin-law, Rev. Dr. Xashepu Wotsa, who was closely associated with the former for many years. They shared a great camaraderie, as friends, as prayer partners. Late Hukato Naga was a tremendous blessing to the New Life Bible College and New Life Mission. He sponsored many missionaries

and was genuinely concerned for the students’ well-being. As the then Board Chairman of the Institution, he willingly availed his time for the Lord’s ministry. He was indeed a torch-bearer for Christ. The last image I have of him was at the NLBC Convocation ceremony, April 2016’. He was immaculately dressed in a white kurta kameez and ever the gentleman cheerfully greeting the guests. Little did we know that it would be his end presence, truly saddening it is! When the anticipated casket of the late Hukato finally arrived home from the UK on 30th Nov, 2016, I was amongst the bereaved hundreds awaiting on the Porch. And as the casket came into sight, I could only be reminded of Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem ‘Home they brought her warrior dead’. But in my context, it would be ‘Home they brought our Naga warrior dead’.

For he was a warrior for Christ, a warrior not with guns and spears, but a warrior who braved and dared to transform the Naga society to great heights in all spheres. A trend-setter he was.

4. At the funeral service, peers and relatives recall him as ‘Rough ‘n’ tough’, yet friendly and kind hearted. A man of amazing nature and character, passionate for all the right things. Determined and ambitious right from

his boyhood. Brave, courageous, large hearted and quick to forgive. Rev Tonny, Pastor, described the late Sir as a huge blessing. Back home, he shared with his friends saying…”I met a man in Nagaland, his name is Hukato Naga, and he has more vision than any man I’ve ever met.” He was so humble that he dealt even with the lowliest. A man who dearly loved Nagaland and her people. Rev. Tonny sketched a beautiful illustration. He likened the late Sir to that of a mighty tree that hath fallen amidst the giant Redwood trees, Redwood National Park, California. The fallen tree humbly paved way for the other growing trees to find their full potential.

Late Hukato’s demise gently and probably paved way for the new talents to reach the desired zenith.

I was privileged to have visited California, whilst still in college, the giant Sequoias trees, Redwood trees were a beauty to behold, so majestic, so great in stature. I still picture that awesome day on my mind. Kim Shi Hwan of South Korea stated that the late Sir was a wonderful man, one who strived to build a well-established relation between the Nagas and Koreans. Alobo Naga, a dear friend, graciously belted out Matt Redman’s ‘Ten thousand reasons’ which totally was in-sync with the nostalgic moment, it was spot on.

Because the Lord’s mercy and grace upon the Late Sir’s life gave him ten thousands reasons and more to love and worship the living God. Death hops along, and every man’s life is irreplaceable. And so is, the late Hukato Naga’s life…

‘A bright light in the alley has gone dark, a majestic tree has fallen, a fine machete has splintered, a beautiful and grand rooster will crow no more,

and a twinkling star has fallen to finally rest.’

F r i e n d s, w i t h o u t doubt, we have lost ‘A Naga Gem’. But life must go on- And so, let it be our prayer that the darkness down the alley will one day be brightened and a fine rooster will rise to crow again. An old adage I wish to pass on to the Late Sir’s loved ones, truly believe and fear not…’For it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all’. Dios te bendiga. (God bless you!)

Aboli T. Wotsa, Dimapur

Reader’s Post

Kudos to the governor of Nagaland Sir,

Though seemingly late, “It is better late than never” as the saying goes so, I take this opportunity in sincerely appreciating the Governor for taking his Govt. to task for blatant corruption and mis-governance in Nagaland when he said that “Thieves, Robbers and corrupt people should be exposed be it politicians, bureaucrats, contractors or even me if I do wrong” during an interaction with local media on Nov. 10 in Kohima.

He had done a great service towards the betterment of the deprived and victimized people, while also benefitting the society at large.

Congratulations Sir. No one doubts your greatness for a great man like you inspires. May you continue to speak out openly and be the voice for the voice-less in an oppositionless house in Nagaland.

Heikieleung Zeliang, Poilwa Vilage

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Modi, saying there was a danger of prices of essentials like vegetables and milk rising, and possible “disorder” that could impact the Assembly elections in 2017.

At the Collector’s office, the farmers dumped wheat, paddy, vegetables and milk on the road in protest.

In Anand, members of the district Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC), farmers and women from milk cooperatives joined a huge rally that the district Congress took out to protest the “unplanned demonetisation”.

The protesters emptied sacks full of vegetables on the streets in a symbolic protest against the government’s decision that has affected their livelihoods.

The rally travelled to the District Collector’s office

where the protesters submitted a memorandum demanding immediate corrective action in the face of the crisis they were facing.

The memorandum submitted to the Surat Collector said many villages in Gujarat did not have nationalised banks and farmers operated through DCCBs. The Reserve Bank of India has asked DCCBs not to accept or exchange the demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. Of the 370 DCCBs in the country, 18 are in Gujarat. A large majority of the rest are in Maharashtra and Kerala.

The memorandum said that the monsoon crop had reached the APMCs but there was no cash for traders to buy it from the farmer, and the farmer was running out of time to prepare for the rabi season.

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NEW DELHI, NOV 19 (PTI): Difficulties for Islamic preacher Zakir Naik mounted further today after NIA registered a case against him and his organisation Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) under anti-terror laws and for allegedly promoting enmity between groups on the basis of religion and race. The anti-terror probe agency’s action came barely four days after the Union government declared IRF a banned rganisation under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).

After registering case against the 51-year-old Naik, IRF and others, NIA sleuths along with Mumbai police carried out searches at 10 places in the megapolis, including residential remises of some of the office bearers of the foundation, which was earlier put on restricted list by the Union Home Ministry for receiving funds from abroad.

Naik, who has been staying in Saudi Arabia to evade arrest after his name surfaced during probe into the Bangladesh terror strike earlier this year, has been booked along with unnamed IRF officials under section 153-A of IPC (promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion and doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony) beside various sections of UAPA. “The searches are going on and many documents have been seized. The process of scrutinising and seizure will continue throughout the night,” NIA Director General Sharad Kumar told PTI here. He said future course of action would be decided after analysing every document seized.

Swachh Chumukedima, one step towards cleanliness: the two-month long cleanliness drive campaign under the aegis of Chumukedima Town Council (CTC) cum EAC administration, Chumukedima Town is underway full-swing in all 11 wards.

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(From p-1) Rio said this would pave way for Nagas culture and tradition adapt to changing times in order to advance and overcome the present crisis in a spirit of understanding but not through imposition. Such an achievement would also create a positive image of Naga society and also send out the right message that Nagas were willing to embrace change.

Rio also reminded that when he was chief minister, the decision against implementing women reservation in civic bodies was taken through an assembly resolution (2012), after strong resistance from tribal hohos, civil society groups, NGOs etc.

He said all legislators then were given equal opportunity to express their opinions and views which the Select Committee submitted in its recommendations. The recommendations were then deliberated and discussed after which the assembly passed the unanimous resolution, he said.

position looking to corner the government in Rajya Sabha on demonetisation issue , BJPon Saturday issued a whip to its members, asking them to be present in the House for three days starting Monday. The ruling NDA lacks a majority in the Rajya Sabha and BJP believes that a maximum presence of its members would be required in case of any voting.

Sharp clashes have been witnessed in Rajya Sabha in the last two days after Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad made certain comments linking Uri terror attack casualties to the deaths during demonetisation crisis.

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Minister Ananth Kumar calling it an insult to martyrs and M Venkaiah Naidu described it as “anti-national”, and demanding an apology.

On other side, opposition wants that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should be present in the House, during the discussion on the demonetisation issue. “The party has issue whip for three days November 21 to November 23 asking all its MPs in Rajya Sabha to be present in the House,” a source said. With political battle heating up over the demonetisation issue in and outside Parliament, BJP’s top brass has also asked its MPs to publicise benefits of the demonetisation and also to counter the opposition’s charges against it.

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Farmers destroy farm products and milk after announced ban on District Co. Operative Banks in Surat on Saturday. (PTI)

CBs be lifted, and the RBI should open its own counters at cooperative banks to disburse money to farmers, the GKS said.

“There are over 6.5 lakh account holders of Surat District Cooperative Bank, which has branches across the Surat and Tapi districts. The Surat District Co-operative Bank has over Rs 5,000 crore worth fixed deposits of farmers and co-operative societies like Sugar Co-operative Society, Cotton Co-operative Society, Paddy Co-operative Society, Service Cooperative Society, etc.

The accounts of cooperative societies are linked to the Surat District Co-operative Bank.

There is a daily demand of around Rs 25 crore to Rs 30 crore for co-operative societies, and against that, the RBI has in last 10 days given Rs 21 crore cash. The condition of the farmers is bad, and if the crisis is not resolved, their situation will worsen further in the coming days,” GKS leader Jayesh Patel said.

In Anand, Ravi Patel of the Anand District Congress said, “Our protest march included women from milk cooperatives who arrived with empty milk vessels, and farmers who brought sacks of brinjal and cauliflower from their yields.

They were symbolically discarded on the streets to show that the demonetisation has affected their livelihood. Farmers have been unable to sell any produce in the market, and milk cooperatives are running dry due to the lack of cashflows.

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SURAT/VADODARA, NOV 19 (AGENCIES): Farmers dumped grain and poured milk on the streets in massive rallies in Surat and Anand on Saturday to protest the withdrawal of high denomination currency notes and restrictions imposed on district central co-operative banks (DCCBs) on exchange and deposits. In Surat, thousands of farmers under the banner of Gujarat Khedut Samaj (GKS) gathered at Jehangirpura in the Randher area in the afternoon, and travelled nearly 10 km through the city with truck-and tractor-loads of wheat, sugarcane and other agricultural produce to the office of District Collector M S Patel at Athwalines.

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M um b ai , N ov 1 9 (IANS): The heightened chances of a US rate and massive flight of foreign funds from the Indian equities markets are expected to further deplete the rupee in the coming week.

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DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Farmers Agro Business Development Cooperatives Ltd. (BFABDC) participated in the International Co-operative Alliance-Asia and Pacific 12th Regional Assembly & 9th Co-operative Forum meet at Ashoka Hotel, New Delhi on November 17 during which BFABDC’s board of director Akokla P. Lucy was conferred prestigious

He said that along with the use of latest technology to raise productivity, there is need to revisit the incentive structure of farming, focus on reducing wastages, enhance earnings and improve marketing of farm produce.

“For efficient implementation of the National Agriculture Market, there is need to integrate more than 550 regulated mandis in the country by next year for which the states need to reform the agricultural produce market committee (APMC) Act,” Jaitley said.

Many suggestions were received from the representatives of different agriculture groups, including the need to provide sufficient funds to district cooperative banks where most of the farmers have their bank accounts, the Finance Ministry said in a statement.

Other suggestions included making it mandatory for agriculture universities to start Agriculture Marketing Research Department, new schemes to bail-out farmers from debt and banks be directed to implement scheme of differential rate of interest to agriculture sector both in letter and spirit among others, it said.

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inform it about their cash balances as of November 8 when the government demonetised Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 currency notes.

The notices were issued in order to keep a check on possible “accommodation” of black money in old currency by way of making charitable contributions or donations to these organisations.

Banks may ease rules for cash withdrawal for marriages only from next week Banks may allow withdrawal of Rs 2.5 lakh by the families with upcoming weddings from next week only after receiving operational guidelines from the RBI, even though the Centre announced the relaxation earlier this week.

“In absence of operational guidelines from RBI, we are unable to give Rs 2.5 lakh for marriage purpose to each of the family (of bride and groom).

We are awaiting direction from RBI,” Punjab National BankBSE 1.39 % Managing Director Usha Ananthasubramanian said.

“We expect the norms by Monday and hopefully by Tuesday, branches should start disbursing for marriage.

New Delhi, Nov 19 (IANS): In order to double the farmers’ income by 2022, it is necessary to focus on adaptation of the latest technology and other methods to increase agricultural productivity, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Saturday.

“In order to ensure future increases in agriculture output and double the farmers’ income by 2022, focus should be on higher agriculture productivity especially in view of the limitation on expanding crop area,” Jaitley said at the first prebudget consultative meeting with the representatives of agriculture groups here.

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Jaitley said that in order to increase price benefits to the farmers, it is necessary the farmers are provided timely market information.

Software applications, both computer and mobile based, should be developed that link farmers to consumers, he said.

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and amount deposited by an entity in the old currency in the bank as it goes on to seek “supporting documents, books of accounts and bills to explain the said cash deposits” from them.

“If you are assessed to Income Tax, then you shall also file the copy of Income Tax Return of last two years,” an I-T department notice issued in this regard said.

In the wake of the demonetisation declared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on November 8, the department has also stepped up its survey operations against real estate players, bullion traders and suspected hawala operatives to check the illegal use of the scrapped currency and subsequent generation of black money.

The taxman has also deployed a similar check at cooperative banks and in one case in Mangalore it found that old currency worth Rs. 8 crore was exchanged by five societies which had accounts in a cooperative bank there.

The department has also recently issued notices to hundreds of charitable and religious organisations in the country enjoying exemptions on tax paid to

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NEW DELHI, NOV 19 (PTI): Acting swiftly, the Income Tax department has issued hundreds of notices seeking “source” of funds from individuals and firms who have deposited huge amounts of cash in banks using the scrapped Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 currency notes after November 8. Officials said the taxman has begun a country-wide enquiry in this regard and has issued notices under section 133 (6) of the Income Tax Act (power to call for information) in various cities and towns of the country.

They said the notices were issued after banks reported to it certain cases of “unusual or suspicious volumes of cash deposits” in their accounts, primarily beyond Rs. 2.5 lakh.

“The notices are being issued where the department feels the cash deposits made in the demonetised currency is suspect. This is part of the vigil that the taxman has deployed to check instances of tax evasion, money laundering and black money in the wake of the demonetisation of the two high denomination currencies on November 8,” they said.

The notices issued by the department cite the date

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Ehunnu and Yikhanu Theological Fellowship result declaration of lottery ticket scheduled on 20th Nov. 2016 has been postponed to 29th Dec. 2016 due to some unavoidable circumstances.

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AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 3088 Dated : 16/7/13

I, Shri. Vikato Y. Shohe, aged about 29 years, S/o Late Yekhevi Shohe resident of Electrical Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and swear as follows :1. That I am bonafide citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality.

2. That my actual name is Shri. Vikato Y. Shohe, whereas due to clerical mistakes in my official records, my name has been wrongly recorded as Shri Atoka Shohe.

3. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence to prove the fact that henceforth, my name shall be declared Shri. Vikato Y. Shohe in place of Shri. Atoka Shohe for all official purposes.

4. That the statements made in paragraphs 1,2 & 3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

And I sign this affidavit on this the day of July 2013 at Kohima, Nagaland.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this the 02nd day of May 2013, at Kohima, Nagaland.

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Climate talks: Pacific Islands urge US support

Fiji’s PM Frank Bainimarama told the conference that climate change was not a hoax.

Marrakech, NOV 19 (Agencies): The next head of the UN global climate talks has appealed for the US to “save” Pacific islands from the impacts of global warming.

Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama said that the islands needed the US now as much as they did during World War Two. He was speaking as global climate talks in Marrakech came to an end.

Bainimarama said that climate change was not a hoax, as US President-elect Donald Trump has claimed.

Trump has promised

to pull the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement and scrap all payments for UN global warming projects.

But as he accepted the role of president of the Conference of the Parties for the year ahead, the Fijian leader took the opportunity to call on to the next US president to step away from his scepticism.

“I again appeal to the President-elect of the US Donald Trump to show leadership on this issue by abandoning his position that man-made climate change is a hoax,” said Mr Bainimarama. “On the contrary, the global scien-

tific consensus is that it is very real and we must act more decisively to avoid catastrophe.”

He also made a direct call to the American people to come to their aid in the face of rising seas, driven by global warming.

“We in the Pacific, in common with the whole world, look to America for the leadership and engagement and assistance on climate change just as we looked to America in the dark days of World War Two. “I say to the American people, you came to save us then, and it is time for you to help save us now.”

After two weeks of talks here in Marrakech, participants arrived at a consensus on the next steps forward for the landmark climate treaty.

This gathering saw the opening of CMA1, the Conference of the Parties meeting as the signatories of the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global temperature rises.

CMA1 will be the formal UN body that will run, manage and set the rules for the operation of the

Paris treaty.

UK joins the club The number of countries who have ratified the agreement jumped above 100 with the UK joining during the last few days of the conference.

“Delegates in Marrakech made crucial progress in building the foundation to support the Paris agreement, which went into force just days before COP22,” said Paula Caballero from the World Resources Institute.

“Most importantly, negotiators agreed to finalise the rules of the Paris Agreement by 2018 and developed a clear roadmap to meet that deadline.”

The participants also agreed the Marrakech Proclamation, a statement re-affirming the intentions of all 197 signatories to the Paris deal.

Seen as show of unity on the issue in the light a possible US withdrawal, countries stated they would live up to their promises to reduce emissions.

The proclamation also called on all states to increase their carbon cutting ambitions, urgently.

KARACHI, NOV 19 (Agencies): Pakistan has spent a hefty USD 118 billion since 2002 to combat terrorism which has significantly hampered growth and it is facing “serious challenges” to its economy, according to a new central bank report.

‘The State of Economy 2015-16’ report, released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) here, said the country is facing “serious challenges” in the form of low savings and investment levels, falling exports and poor spending in the social sector.

However, the report said despite the crunch, Pakistan had spent USD 118.3 billion on the ‘war on terror’.

“The problem is compounded by the stop gap measures adopted to spread the tax net,” the report said.

The USD 118.3 billion payment is equivalent to well over one-third of its gross domestic product.

The central bank said the amount included direct and indirect losses incurred due to the terrorism and extremism in the country between 2002 and 2016.

Pope Francis names 17 new cardinals Anti-TPP protests in Peru ahead of APEC Summit

VATICAN CITY, NOV 19 (Agencies): Pope Francis has named 17 new cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church from around the world, many of whom will help choose his successor.

The new cardinals come from five continents, and include the Vatican’s envoy to Syria.

The range of backgrounds “represents a break with custom”, said the BBC’s David Willey in Rome.

Pope Francis has now chosen close to a third of the College of Cardinals

who will ultimately pick who succeeds him.

Read more: The role of cardinals Only cardinals under the age of 80 can vote on the next Pope. Thirteen of those named cardinals on Saturday are under 80, and are now eligible to succeed him.

It is the third time in three years that Pope Francis, the first Latin American Pope, has named new cardinals. He has used each opportunity to promote members from outside the College’s traditional European base.

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The new cardinals come from countries including the Central African Republic, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea and Mauritius, among others.

During the ceremony, Pope Francis decried what he said was a “growing animosity” between people, and raised concern over those who “raise walls, build barriers and label people”.

“We live at a time in which polarisation and exclusion are burgeoning and considered the only way to resolve conflicts,” he said.

in collaborations with various professionals and technicians in cinematography intends to make a High end quality feature film in 2017.

CHANGE OF TITLE IN NAME

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Kohima-Bokajan NEC Road via Ghotovi Village from 0. Km- 16 Km Dimapur Division which was blocked due to heavy torrential rain which caused massive landslide from 1st–10th July 2016 have been restored and opened on 18th Nov. 2016 (i) Shri. Kahoto Jimomi Hd. GB, Ghotovi Village, Dimapur District (ii) Shri. Obed Kohima Hd. GB Logwesnyu Village Tsemnyue Sub-Division and (iii) Shri. Nzanbemo Humtsoe Hd. GB Yankeli Village, Wokha District on behalf of affected Village and daily commuters landed ADC Niuland, D.C Dimapur, D.C Wokha and Engineer Incharge NSDMA Nagaland, Kohima for their timely intervention in clearing the debris and restoring the road to normalcy.

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AFP. Nam said he expected the ranks of protestors to be swelled by thousands of students who sat the national college entrance exam earlier in the week.

And this being South Korea -- with the world’s highest smartphone penetration rate -- many had downloaded a special app showing a burning candle to hold aloft during the rally.

Protestors were expected to converge on Seoul’s ceremonial Gwanghwamun boulevard at around 5:00 PM to hear speeches before heading towards the Blue House and the police barricades.

The anti-Park rallies have continued despite two televised apologies from

the president over a scandal linked to her friendship with long-time confidante Choi Soon-Sil, who has been arrested for fraud and abuse of power.

Prosecutors are investigating allegations that Choi, 60, leveraged their friendship to coerce donations from large companies like Samsung to non-profit foundations which she set up and used for personal gain.

She is also accused of interfering in government affairs, despite holding no official position.

Lurid reports of the unhealthy influence Choi wielded over Park have seen the president’s approval ratings plunge to five percent -- a record low for a sitting president.

43 killed in Iraq attacks

Bag h da d, N ov 1 9 (IANS): At least 40 militants from the Islamic State (IS) terror group and three policemen were killed on Saturday in several attacks against army barracks in northern Iraq.

The attacks targeted Iraqi security forces in the town of al-Qayyarah, located 55 km south of the IS stronghold of Mosul.

The head of the Security Committee of the Nineveh Provincial Parliament, Mo-

hamed Ibrahim al-Bayati, told Efe news that the offensive was launched by a group of over 200 militants who crossed the Tigris river in small boats and then headed for al-Qayyarah. According to al-Bayati, the clashes were very intense and lasted for more than four hours.

During the battle, several suicide bombers were able to cross Iraqi security lines and break into the barracks, where they detonated their explosive vests.

OFFICE OF THE

SUKHALU VILLAGE COUNCIL DIST. ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND

FELICITATES

With thankful hearts to Almighty God we the Sukhalu Ghami congratulate the following officers, namely.

1 Mr. Hollohon Yeptho, s/o Mr. & Mrs. Vihepu Yeptho, Ex-MLA, for being promoted to the post of Additional Deputy Commissioner.

2. Dr. Aron Muru, s/o Mr. & Mrs. Yehozhe Muru, for being promoted to Deputy Director, Department of Health and Family Welfare.

Our best wishes to them in the days to come.

(Hekuto Yeptho) Head GB Sukhalu Village

R-Gen Organization further extends their appreciation to all the sponsors and well wishers in Dancing Star Nagaland Season 1 and 2.

OFFICE OF THE PHELUNGRE UNION KOHIMA, NAGALAND

CONGRATULATIONS

Phelungre Union Kohima Nagaland would like to extend heartfelt congratulations to Shri. K. John Tsulise Sangtam on being promoted to the post of Jt. Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland.

The Union further wishes him good health and more success in his future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/MATHEW SEILI SANGTAM JAMES TSATHRONGLI SANGTAM Chairman, PUK Gen. Secretary, PUK

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MERAPANI STUDENTS' UNION WOKHA - 797111 : NAGALAND

APPRECIATION

The Merapani Students' Union would like to appreciate his authority Sir. Orenthung Lotha, ADC Bhandari for filling up the potholes of Merapani Village Road. The Union truly admires his good self service to the development of the area.

Since the time of his posting as ADC of Bhandari Sub-division, the region had witnessed massive development.

The Union pray him a good health and wishes him bright administration.

BENTHUNGO KIKON Vice President

SHANJO JAMI President

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Kulolau Yeputhomi Kuposhukulu Dimapur (KYKD) would like to congratulate and extend warm greetings to Shri. Phuleshe K. Yeputhomi, s/o Kuhato Yeputhomi Retd. EE PHED & Shri.

Holohon Yeputhomi, S/o Vihepu Yeputhomi being promoted to the post of Addl. Deputy Commissioner to the Government of Nagaland.

The KYKD wishes and prays to Almighty God continue to grant wisdom and good health in all your future endeavours.

Protesters chanted ‘Park Geun-Hye resign’ as they waved candles and placards above their heads.

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As production cost will be very high, we request well-wishers to kindly come forward to donate/sponsor any amount to meet production cost and be a good contributor to promote Naga art and culture in the International arena. All contributions beyond a certain level will be given due credit in the film. After completion, the film will be released Internationally through a well known film distributor and will also be submitted in International film festivals. Intended contributors may kindly contact through m-9436003009 or email: abiogenesissociety@gmail.com.

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Zika virus vaccine

New York, Nov 19 (IANS): In a major step towards producing an effective vaccine against the deadly Zika virus, researchers have developed a way to replicate its basic structure, stripping it of the genes that make it infectious.

“One of these replicons can be used to locate portions of the viral molecule that block or halt viral replication, making it a powerful tool for vaccine development,” said senior study author Pei-Yong Shi, Professor at The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston in the US. The recent Zika virus outbreak has highlighted the urgent need to establish genetic tools for studying how the virus multiplies and causes disease within a newly infected person in order to develop countermeasures.

ABIOGENESIS SOCIETY, DIMAPUR

All Nagaland Electricity Field Workers Association (ANEFWA) has convened its executive meeting on 24th Nov. 2016 at 10:am at Gorkha Panchayat Hall, Chandmari Kohima. All the respective zones are asked to send two officials in the meeting.

AYETO SUMI TEPUHOSUL President General Secretary ANEFWA ANEFWA

NAGALAND, KOHIMA, H.Q KOHIMA

SEOUL, NOV 19 (Agencies): Up to half-a-million protestors were expected to take to the streets of Seoul on Saturday for the fourth week in a row, demanding President Park Geun-Hye resign over a corruption scandal.

The weekly mass demonstrations -- among the largest seen in South Korea since the pro-democracy protests of the 1980s -- have provided a stark challenge to Park’s authority, but the president has defied calls to step down. After claiming a turnout of around one million for last Saturday’s protest, organisers said they expected around 500,000 people to march in Seoul, with a similar number demonstrating in other cities across the country.

So far the candlelight protests have been largely peaceful, with many families participating, but there was still a heavy police presence on Saturday, with buses and trucks blocking access roads to the presidential Blue House.

“We want to have a peaceful protest as in the three previous rallies”, Nam Jeong-Su, spokesman for the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, told

CROWD FUNDING FOR A NAGA INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM

Regd. 14464/16 Dt. 19/11/16 I, Shri. ADE TETSO alias ADE ANGAMI S/O. Late ZHOTO TETSO permanent resident of Jakhama Village district, Kohima and presently residing at Lower Chandmari Colony Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:That henceforth, I herewith declare that my name will be Mr. Ade Tetso and my following children and wife’s name will be Mr. Akovi Tetso, Ms. Vakangonu Tetso, Mr. Avizo Tetso, Mr. Dzuzesakhol Tetso, Ms. Mhashikunu Tetso, Ms. Kikongonu Tetso, Master.

Kitothuzo Tetso, Master. Mhashelezo Tetso, Ms. Kikovonu Tetso and Nothusenu Tetso.

Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this day 19th November 2016 at Kohima Nagaland.

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ALL NAGALAND ELECTRICITY FIELD WORKER ASSOCIATION

surprising victory in the US presidential elections.

Trump vowed to scrap the TPP several times during his campaign calling it a “terrible deal.” Earlier this month, Barack Obama’s administration suspended efforts to win congressional approval for TPP before Trump takes office, saying that the pact’s fate was up to Trump and Republican lawmakers. The TPP seeks to remove barriers to trade among its 12 signatories, which together account for 40 percent of the world’s economy: the United States, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam.

Fresh protest pushes defiant S Korea president to resign

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Cardinal Dieudonne Nzapalainga, Archbishop of Bangui in the Central African Republic, was among the new cardinals named.

MEXICO CITY, NOV 19 (Agencies): The Friday strikes are being held in the capital Lima ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit that will take place in the city over the weekend; multiple groups, including students, are taking part, teleSUR TV said.

Left socialist leader Martin Guerra told the TV channel that the TPP “destroys the country’s economy, diminishes labor rights, privatizes territories and hinders access to basic medicine.” US President Barack Obama is likely to discuss the TPP issue with his partners in Lima. The trade deal is at risk after Donald Trump’s

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DICEU organizes concert A

Beatles’ break-up letter sells for $30k

Patkai EU performing Christmas Canon.

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imapur Inter Collegiate Evangelical Union organised a gospel concert in aid of Summer camp at Patkai Christian College on No-

vember 19 with Dimapur, SDO (civil) James Swu as the chief guest.

Edward Marüzü invoked God’s blessing and DICEU, East zone, pres-

Paper Sky from Dimapur performing at Hard Rock Cafe Hyderabad on November 17, as part of the MTF Hard Rock Cafe Tour. An initiative of Music Task Force Government of Nagaland. Supported

by Hard Rock Cafe, Rollingstone India.

ident-Keyindewle Ndang delivered the welcome address.

Altogether, twenty colleges from all over Dimapur participated in the event.

furious letter from John Lennon to Paul McCar tney and his wife, Linda, written after The Beatles’ break-up has sold for nearly $30,000 (£24,200).

In the two-page typed draft with handwritten notes, Lennon criticises the couple for their treatment of him and his wife, Yoko Ono. The attack is said to be in response to Linda’s criticism of him not publicly announcing his departure from the band.

The letter was sold at a US auction to an anonymous collector in Dallas.

The opening paragraph makes reference to a letter Lennon received which he said made him wonder “what middle-aged cranky Beatle fan wrote it”.

He said: “I resisted looking at the last page to find out—I kept thinking

who is it—Queenie? Stuart’s mother?—Clive Epstein’s wife?—Alan Williams?— What the hell—it’s Linda!”

Lennon went on to respond to accusations he was “self indulgent” by criticising the couple for their treatment of him and Yoko.

Using strong language, he said he hoped they realised the trouble “you and the rest of my ‘kind and unselfish’ friends laid on Yoko and me, since we’ve been together”.

‘God help you’ Making direct reference to his former bandmate McCartney, Lennon questions the notion that “today’s art” came about because of the Beatles.

He wrote: “I don’t believe you’re that insane Paul - do you believe that?

When you stop believing it, you might wake up!”

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUnday, November 20, 2016

Dancing Star Nagaland S-2 concludes

(L-R) Anato, Felix, Hephzibah, Woden, Yoosoorin, Twinkle, Chingmak, (sitting) Toxic Duelz Crew.

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he grand finale of Dancing Star Nagaland season 2 was held on November 17 at Town Hall, Dimapur, where Woden Ovung from Senjum Village, Dimapur emerged as the winner while Yoosoorin Kithan (Borolingri) and Toxic Duelz Crew (Kohima) were placed first and second runners-up respectively.

The subtitle winners during the event were: best performer (technically)Twinkle Serpali, most promising performer-Chingmak Chang and most creative dancer-Anato.

The judges for the event included Felix Maplance

Matthew and Hephzibah Naoroibam.

During the event special performance were made

by Arts Motion Academy and MX Flippers Crew.

The event was organized by R-Gen Organization.

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OFFICE OF THE

DIPHUPAR VILLAGE COUNCIL DIMAPUR - 797115, NAGALAND Recogd. 21-12-1961

IN DEEP APPRECIATION

The Diphupar Village Council extends our profound gratitude to the following persons and departments.

1. Smt. Alemla Jamir, Project Director, DRDA Dimapur, for donating Rs. 50000/- towards the cost of renovation of public waiting shed a the 'H' Khel, NH-29.

2. Shri. Harphool Singh Saran Prop. Baba Hardware Diphupar, for constructing, traffic island at Diphupar main gate area of NH-29.

3. The Commissioner of Police, DCP traffic, ACP traffic and OC traffic, and all other rank and files of Dimapur Police, for deploying traffic police to the said police point.

May God bless you all.

(E. PHILIP LOTHA) Secretary Diphupar Village Council

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INFANT JUSUS CHURCH Under Carmel Parish 4th Mile, Chumukedima

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TO MARK THE YEAR OF MERCY A PILGRIMAGE TOUR TO HOLY PLACES- KERALA AND TAMIL NADU WAS ORGANIZED BY CATHOLIC WOMEN OF INFANT JESUS CHURCH (UNDER CARMEL PARISH 4 TH MILE, CHUMUKEDIMA), FROM 18TH OCT. TO 6TH NOV. 2016.

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On the occasion the students competed in various disciplines like 100 metres (boys & girls), 200 metres (boys & girls), 1500 metres (boys), 4×100 metres rally race ((boys & girls), shot put (boys), soft ball throw (girls), and tug of war (boys & girls).

Ko h ima , N ov 1 9 (NPN): The Angami Sports Association (ASA) held a coordination meeting with Angami leaders and organizations at the residence of Vilelie Khamo Kohima on Saturday and deliberated on matters relating to the forthcoming stone pulling programme in collaboration with Gov-

ernment of Nagaland on December 3 during Hornbill Festival.

This is part of ASA golden jubilee celebration scheduled in the month of February 2017.

Minister for environment, forest & climate change Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire, minister for social welfare & parliamentary affairs Kiyanilie Peseyie, APO president,

AMK president and several other organizations spoke at the meeting.

The stone pulling will start from 11 a.m onwards from KMC Parking lot, Old Minister Hill and will culminate at Kohima Local Ground.

OF OUR BELOVED LT. TSITSEMO RAPHAEL KIKON “If we live, it is for the Lord that we live, and if we die, it is for the Lord we die, so whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord”.

IN REMEMBRANCE

(Romans 14:8)

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY Late Avikali Jakhalu 1986 - 2015

When the young bury the old, time heals the pain and sorrow. But when the process is reversed the sorrow remains forever.

It's been a year since you passed away. The way we miss you is different now. We hope you know much you meant to us.

We still think about you every day. We just love and miss you in our own special way.

May your noble soul rest in peace.

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Born: 3th June 1945.

Died: 20th Nov. 2015.

Today is the day that we lost you and even if we don’t see you, we feel you near that you’ll be guiding us like an angel to help us on our way.

A life well lived in the Lord is a legacy of joy, pride and pleasure which is the precious gift of hope, strength and grace. What we shared will never die. It lives within our hearts bringing strength and comfort while we are apart.

“We miss you”.

Loving Wife, Children, Nieces, Nephews, In-laws and Relatives.

IN REMEMBRANCE

of Late Er. R. Yanthanshan Kikon

"Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new"

Loved Ones

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. Kaka Grace Kithan

D/o Mr. & Mrs. Nchumo Kithan Born - 02/11/2016 – Died - 15/11/2016

We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual and organizations who stood by us and in prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved daughter "Lt. Kaka Grace Kithan" God blessed you all.

We convey our special thanks to :1. C. J. Kinghen, Commdt. 9th (IR) Bn. Saijang, Peren 2. Officers & all ranks 9th (IR) Bn. Sanjang, Peren 3. Pastor & members PBC 9th (IR) Bn. Saijang, Peren 4. Friends & family 9th (IR) Bn. Saijang, Peren 5. Pastor & members UBC Saijang, Peren 6. Headmaster & staff Mungleu Valley School 9th (IR) Bn. Saijang, Peren.

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Apropos to the advertisement appeared in Nagaland Post on 19.11.2016 Page No. 11, the name appeared "Late Mapulemla Jamir" should be read as "Late Mapulemla Longkumer".

We regret for the typing error. And it should be called as mentioned above.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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DIMAPUR, Nov 19 (NPN): Hollotoli School Dimapur held its annual sports Day Saturday at its school premises with DIG, ARTC &S Dimapur brigadier Gurjap Singh Gill as chief guest.

Lauding the school for organizing such activities for the children, Gill said “games and sports are an integral part of life that builds character, personality and team spirit.”

Gill remarked that games and sports has played an important role even in unifying the world and helped in fostering peace and development.

He pointed out that in recognition of the power of sport in promoting peace and erasing cultural barriers worldwide, the United Nations’ (UN) Inter national Day of Sport for Development and Peace celebrated on April 6.

The brigadier also exhorted the parents to support and encourage their children to be part of games and sports so that they would be able to see change in the personality, in social and physical values of their children.

In his message to the students Gill encouraged them to be sincere and dedicated in everything they do.

He asked them to maintain balance between studies and sports.

He later conveyed wishes to the participants saying, “It is not about winning or losing but it’s all about your participation.”

The function saw flag hosting, lightning of the torch, March Past, oath taking ceremony, and performances such as drill, Taekwondo and athletics.

Students were divided into four groups namely Uranus, Venus, Jupiter and Mars.

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Loving parents, brothers, relatives & loved one.

2 Corinthians 5:17

Memories are a golden chain, That attempts to break; But... all in vain.

To have, to love, And to part, Is the greatest sorrow, of ones heart.

The years may wipe Out many things, But some they; Wipe out never.

Like memories of; Those happy times, When we were all together.

Always in our Hearts.

Loving wife, sons & daughter

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IN GRATITUDE With much gratitude in our hearts, we the bereaved family members express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who stood by us through prayers, financially, physically & morally during the sudden demise of our beloved son LATE NGONGO KHYODEMO OVUNG (DEMO) studying in Class VIII Sec. C at Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur on 13.11.2016.

“Jisu na ompvu ezocho, aiyo kumchelamo ji osi ekum ji. Ocho na a longtsua sana ombo chulea ekum vam, osi ochona ekum vani a lo lontsua sana kvuthung ha n chu”.

John 11:25-26 “Jesus said to her, I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies…and whoever lives and believe in me will never die”.

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Members of Different Churches of Purana Bazar.

Principal and staff of Holy cross Hr. Sec. School.

Principal and staff of Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Sec. D. Students of Class V111 of Holy Cross Hr. Sec School.

Parents of UKG Holy Cross Hr. Sec School.

Quest Fulfill School,Model Colony, Purana Bazar.

Officers & Staffs of Oriental Insurance DO Dimapur.

Ex. UCC’ians Friends UESI EGF Members Nagaland.

Tuesday Fellowship, Model Colony, Purana Bazar Mr. Mmhonlumo Kikon, Hon’ble MLA 40th Bhandari.

Mr. N. Thomas Ngullie, Hon’ble MLA 39th Sanis.

Mr & Mrs. Lima Imchen, ACF Mokokchung.

Mr. Longasen Ezung, SDO(C) Dimapur.

Mr. Thungchanbemo Tungoe,SDO(C)Ralan.

Mr. James Jami,SDPO Bhandari.

Mr & Ms. Y.Mhathung Murry.

Addl. Commissioner of Taxes, Dimapur.

GOC 3 Corps.

Col. Vishnu Shikarwar, CO 32 AR. Maj. Vihoto Assumi. Company Commander 32 AR. Maj. Anup Sindhu, 117 Engineer Regt.

Sukur Ali, who found the body of Lt. Ngongo Mr. Chumdemo Merry.

Friends & well wishers from Duncan Bosti, Dimapur Youths from Purana Bazar.

We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every one individually but it is our sincere prayer that, Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving Dad, Mummy, Brothers, Grandparents, Uncles & Aunties, Cousins & Relatives

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We would like to convey our special thanks to :Lotha Baptist Church Purana Bazar LBC Purana Bazar CNY Dept.

LBC Purana Bazar women dept.

Old Dairy farm Road Yankho Ekhum.

Purana Bazar B’ Yankho Ekhum.

Lotha Baptist Church Dimapur N. Longchum Baptist Church N. Longchum Baptist Church, Women Dept.

N. Longchum Village council.

Dimapur & Wokha N. Longchum union.

Longshi SHG, N. Longchum.

Ralan Range Union Dimapur Ralan Area Students' Union.

Ovung Ekhung Dimapur Lotha Union Purana Bazar.

Eloe Ekhung Purana Bazar.

Chudi Eloe Yanpoe Yanpia eyiden Ekhung Dimapur Model Colony Council Purana Bazar.

Darogajan Village Council.

Khushiabill Village Council.

Toluvi Village Council.

Burma Camp Village Council.

Ekhyo Yan Village Council.

Naharbari Village Council.

Padum pukhuri Village Council.

Mt. View Village Council.

Business community, Model Colony Purana Bazar.

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BSF lifts 65th B.N. Mullik trophy Patton graces final match; stresses on importance of sports among police fraternity

Home minister Y. Patton with the winner BSF team and host of minister and parliamentary secretaries. (NP)

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 9 (NPN): BSF emerged as champions of the 65th B.N. Mullik All India Police Football Championship after beating Assam Rifles in a thrilling final match at NAPTC ground here on Saturday.

With both teams failing to find the back of the net in the regulated time, the fate of match was determined through a penalty shootout wherein BSF defeated Assam Rifles by a margin of 5-4 goals.

E a r l i e r, t h e f i n a l match which was graced

by Nagaland home minister Y.Patton. Special director

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, november 20, 2016

sports

intelligence Bureau Rajiv Jain also graced the final as special guest.

Patton in his speech lauded the Nagaland Police for successfully hosting the championship.

He said that participation of central police organization including Para militaries (32 from state police forces and seven central armed police) from across the country have showed that uniformed personnel, apart from providing security to the citizen, also needed games and sports to remain fit and healthy.

Patton reminded them that winning or losing was not important; participating in the competition with

team spirit and sportsmanship quality was more important.

Home minister also appealed the participants to leave aside any misunderstandings that may have arisen between them during the championship.

Further, he urged the police personnel and central Para military forces to live up to the expectation of the people by performing their duties with sincerity and dedication.

He also hoped that the championship will play a major role in the promotion of national integration not only among the police fraternity but amongst all community.

The minister also lauded the pioneers for organizing the championship and remarked that it had brought a feeling of oneness and sense of togetherness among the police fraternity by coming together.

Besides, the event will also provide mental and physical relief to police and central paramilitary personnel from monotonous law and order duties, Patton added.

He also gave away the trophies to the winners.

Patton was accompanied by 11 minister and parliamentary secretaries including police officers.

Special director IB Rajiv Jain also highlighted the achievements made by the police fraternity in various international events besides providing security to the citizens. He also took the opportunity to inform the participants the various cash incentives and awards set aside by the Home Ministry to those police personnel who excel in various events.

DGP L.L. Doungel in his brief speech said the presence of around 20 percent legislators who accompanied the home minister would be an encouragement to the police fraternity who, he said, were working round the clock in providing security to the citizens. He also thanked home minister for his support and contribution to the police department.

Kuki United FC, Street Hawk’s FC enter quarters Correspondent

Ko h ima , N ov. 1 9 (NPN): Kuki United FC and Street Hawk’s FC sailed through to the quarter final of the ongoing 22nd Classic Cup at Kohima local ground on Saturday.

In the first match, Kuki United FC drubbed Yhome FC by 2-1. Vilhoubeituo Yhome (15) of Yhome FC opened the account in the 7thminute.

Till the first half Yhome FC was leading with one goal to nil. However, after the breather Ginkholen (10) of Kuki United found an equaliser in the 56th minute. Three minutes later Khaigin (15) of Kuki united doubled the score for his team and booked a quarter final berth. Roko Neinu (12) of Yhome FC was cautioned for unsporting behaviour in the field.

In second match, Street hawk’s FC humiliated Renegades by 4-0 goals.

Vikhosa Dul (15) scored the first goal in 34th minute, Mhasikhoto (7) in the 53rd minute and Riidziiviyie (8) netted the third goal in the 58th minute. The fourth goal was scored by Mhasikhoto (7) making the lead 4-0. Akhol Phinyo (2) of Renegades was cautioned for foul play in the field.

Tuesday’s match Barak FC Vs Addax FC 2 p.m.

Zeliang to flag off India, Myanmar, Thailand Friendship Motor Car Rally, 2016 and will proceed to Bangkok. The objective of the rally is to improve connectivity by road in the SouthEast Asian region and to sensitize the stakeholders of India Myanmar and Thailand Motor Vehicle Agreement regarding potential benefits of such a regulatory regime.

Director, Youth Resources & Sports, Asangla Imti informed the rally caravan will cover a distance of 5,722 kms along the IMT Trilateral Highway with about 80 participants from all the three countries, in 20 Indian made vehicles on a journey from Delhi to Bangkok over 19 days.

Ceremonial flag off will also be held in other cities and state capitals enroute like Sarnath, Bodhgaya, Patna, Siliguri, Guwahati, Shillong, Kohima and Imphal and Began and Yangoon in Myanmar and Bangkok in Thailand.

The rally that will conclude at Bangkok on December 2.

M U M B A I , N OV 1 9 (AGENCIES): Mumbai City FC brushed aside Kerala Blasters FC 5-0 in front of more than 7,000 fans at the Mumbai Football Arena on Saturday evening.

Two goals from Diego Forlan gave Mumbai a 2-0 first-half lead. The Uruguayan legend completed his hat-trick shortly after the hour mark before goals from Cafu and Lucian Goian provided the icing to the cake as Alexandre Guimaraes’ men went to the summit of Hero Indian Super League 2016.

The hosts took the

lead five minutes into the game after Forlan found himself in on goal courtesy of a brilliant throughball by Matias Defederico.

Mumbai’s marquee man ran onto the pass and executed a clinical first-time finish to give his side the lead.

Mumbai kept dominating possession as the Blasters struggled to get into the match. Forlan had another shot from range on the half hour mark, which took a slight deflection before being saved by Stack.

Kerala had an opportunity to pull one back five

Kohli, Ashwin help India take 298-run lead vs England

V isak h apatnam , Scorecard Nov 19 (IANS): Skipper India 1st innings 455/10 Virat Kohli and premier England 1st innings off-spinner Ravichandran Alastair Cook b Mohammed Ashwin put India in the Shami 2 driver’s seat, as the hosts Hafeez Hameed run out (J managed a healthy 298Yadav/Saha) 13 run second innings lead Joe Root c UT Yadav b Ashwin 53 against England at stumps B Duckett b Ashwin 5 on the third day of the Moeen Ali lbw b J Yadav 1 second cricket Test here on Ben Stokes lbw b Ashwin 70 Saturday.

J Bairstow b UT Yadav 53 Kohli followed up his Adil Rashid not out 32 brilliant 167 in the first inZafar Ansari lbw b Jadeja 4 nings to lead from the front Stuart Broad lbw b Ashwin 13 with an unbeaten 56 to take James Anderson lbw b Ashwin 0 India to 98/3 in the second Bowling essay after Ashwin ripped Mohammed Shami 14-5-28-1 through the English line-up Umesh Yadav 18-2-56-1 with his 22nd Test fifer to Ravindra Jadeja 29-10-57-1 give India a 200-run lead.

Earlier in the day, India Ravichandran Ashwin 29.5-667-5 bowled out England for 255 Jayant Yadav 12-3-38-1 in their first innings as the India 2nd innings visitors trailed India by 200 Murali Vijay c Root b Broad 3 runs. In the second innings, Lokesh Rahul c Bairstow b captain Virat Kohli led from Broad 10 the front with an unbeaten CA Pujara b Anderson 1 56, forging a 58-run fourth V Kohli not out 56 wicket stand with Ajinkya AM Rahane not out 22 Rahane (22 not out).

minutes before the break when Didier Boris Kadio attempted a lob from the edge of the box. It was 5-0 shortly after Goian produced a powerful header from a Defederico corner to add insult to injury for Kerala with 17 minutes still to go.

Sunil Chhetri nearly added a sixth when Defederico put him in behind the Blasters’ defence in the 80th minute but India’s alltime top-scorer’s attempted dink was saved by Stack as Mumbai went top of the league with the biggest win of the season.

NZ crowned ICC women’s champions N e l son , N ov 1 9 (IANS): Riding on Amy Satterthwaite’s brilliant century, New Zealand defeated Pakistan by five wickets in the fifth OneDay International (ODI) of the International Cricket Council (ICC) women’s championship at the Saxton Oval here on Saturday.

Chasing a target of 220, New Zealand started off on a good note as opener Satterthwaite slammed 123 runs before she was sent back to the pavilion

by Sadia Yousuf in 33rd over. Her 99-ball knock was laced with 18 boundaries.

Katie Perkins was the second best scorer for the hosts with 23 runs from 38 balls.

For Pakistan, Sadia Yousuf took three wickets while Nida Dar scalped two wickets. Earlier, Pakistan were bowled out for 220 in their allotted 50 overs.

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DIMAPUR, NOV 19 (NPN): Chief minister of Nagaland T.R. Zeliang will flag off the Friendship Motor Car Rally at Khouciezhie (Local Ground) Kohima on November 22 at 7:45 a.m.

According to DIPR reports, the friendship motor rally starts from India Gate lawns in Delhi

Forlan fires Mumbai to the top with hat-trick against Kerala

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