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WEATHER FORECAST October 8
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Agartala Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Guwahati Partly sunny; a t-storm, warm 33 23 Imphal
GHS Changtongya renamed as RC Chiten Memorial GHS
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Itanagar Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Shillong
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Kohima
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Dimapur Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Mkg
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Tuensang Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Wokha
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Zunheboto Partly sunny with a t-storm
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Minister Nuklutoshii and others after unveiling the monolith of RC Chiten Memorial Govt High School, Changtongya under Mokokchung district on Tuesday.
DIMAPUR: Government High School (GHS) Changtongya has been renamed as “R.C. Chiten Jamir Memorial Government High School (GHS) Changtongya during a programme held at GHS building Changtongya October 7 with Minister for National Highway, Mechanical Engineering &Soil and Water Conservation, Nuklutoshi as chief guest. Speaking at the programme, minister Nuklutoshi acknowledged the good works of R.C. Chiten Jamir and said: “R.C. Chiten Jamir was one of the pioneers of Nagaland state who did many memorable developmental activities”. He
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said establishment of GHS Chantongya was one of them, stated a DIPR report. On the occasion, minister also called upon the teachers to give their best while imparting education to the budding minds. Further, he urged upon the student community to study with sincerity and devotion so they would become resourceful and productive in future. “There is no substitute to hard works,” he added. E a r l i e r, N u k l u t o s h i unveiled the monolith of the re-christening of GHS Changtongya to R.C. Chiten Jamir Memorial GHS Chantongya.
The programme was chaired by Lanumenla GT. The invocation and benediction prayer was offered by CTBA pastor T. Yanger and Rev. Dr. Imti respectively. A brief history of R.C. Chiten Jamir was presented by Imnaoen Jamir, Akhoya. SDO (civil) Changtongya M.S. Tangpong delivered the concluding words. Students of R.C. Chiten Jamir Memorial GHS Changtongya presented a special number. Public leaders, village council chairmen, members, GBs of Akhoya and Changtongya villages and heads of offices in Chantongya town attended the programme.
Power shutdown in Dimapur Oct 9 DIMAPUR: Department of power, electrical division, Dimapur has informed public that there would shut down of power supply on October 9, from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. for clearance of trees at Padhumpukuri areas near power line which would be jointly carried out by power department and forest department. Dimapur electrical division executive Moameren informed that 33KV line to referral station and 11KV feeder from Burma camp would also be shut down during the mentioned time. Areas to be effected includes 5th mile area, Sovima, Christian Institute of Health Sciences & Research (CIHSR) Referral hospital, Sugar Mill, Rongmei colony, Agri Expo Area, Agri Colony, 4th Mile Area. Lotha colony, CRPF camp, Airport, Chekiye, Model Colony, Purana bazaar, Mount view colony, Jorapukhri, Padhumpukheri, Aoyimti, Eralibill, Hollohen colony, Walford Area, part of Naharbari. Public have been requested to bear the inconveniences.
Requisition of vehicles for bye-polls
Dimapur: The deputy commissioner (DC) and returning officer (RO), Kohima has notified for requisitioning of vehicles, premises etc, for the bye election to the 11-Northern Angami-II Assembly Constituency. Any vehicle, premises etc belonging to private persons or institution/organization so requisitioned would be entitled for compensation under Sec. 161 of the R.P. Act of 1951.
Late Pangersowa Trust Award for Academic Excellence
Award recipient Sungtiben and Thakkar along with members of LKM, Award Trust Committee and participants.
Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG: The third ‘Late Pangersowa Trust Award for Academic Excellence’ was given to 16-year-old Sungtiben Jamir of Monsenyimti village at a formal felicitation programme organized at the Langpangkong Salang, Chuchuyimlang by Langpangkong Students’ Conference (LKM) October 4. Founder Secretary, Nagaland Gandhi Asram, Natwar Thakkar was the chief guest. Sungtiben Jamir, who secured 14th position in HSLC Examinations 2014, thanked her parents and teachers for being the pillar of success. Sungtiben was presented the Award by Mrs. Thakkar, which included a cash amount
of Rs.10,000 and certificate. It may be noted that the Trust Award is given to HSLC toppers to students belonging to Langpangkong Range. Speaking at the programme, Natwar Thakkar said he was happy to witness Nagaland develop, but at the same time expressed sadness to witness people plagued with alcoholism, substance abuse etc. Asserting he had been ‘a soldier of Gandhi’ for the past many years, Thakkar maintained Nagas of today should shy away from the want for physical and material progress. He said ‘We (Nagas) need to devote to the values of life with spiritual qualities and inner progress’. Thakkar also fondly re-
called late Pangersowa as a dear friend who was ever inquisitive to learn to learn and very hard working. He lauded the family members and LKM for keeping his legacy alive to encourage future generations through the Trust. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by L Jemti Lcr, AKM president and Nukshi Yaden, president LTM and the special number was presented by Chuchuyimland Kaketshir Telongjem. The prog ramme was chaired by Meyisenla, H/T GMS Longzung, vote of thanks by Imsuyanger, convenor of the Trust Award Committee and the invocation was said by T Lima, Pastor CBC. The welcome note was addressed by Aoshilu, V/P, LKM.
DAN informs on shifting daily bazaar Aloe Vera Soap making training underway
Dimapur: Development Authority of Nagaland (DAN) has informed that the daily bazaar at Naga Shopping Arcade (NSA), Dimapur, would be shifted to the newly constructed DAN bazaar at Nagarjan road side
within a month. All the existing vendors at NSA have been directed to complete the formalities for fresh allotment within one month failing which the allotment of shed would be considered to the new applicants.
DC Kma restricts govt vehicles for political ads
Director of industries and commerce, Kohima Keneilel Angami inaugurating Special Handloom Expo at Urban Haat, Dimapur Tuesday. The Expo is sponsored by office of development commissioner (handloom) ministries of textiles, New Delhi and organized by Nagaland Handloom and handicrafts development cooperation limited. Altogether 35 stalls from Nagaland and four from four states have been set up. Bhutan is also taking part in this 15-day Special Handloom Expo. (NP)
DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer, Kohima, W. Honje Konyak has informed for necessary compliance by all concerned that in the interest of conduct of free and fair election, the Election Commission of India has directed that State Road Transport Corporation buses and buses owned by Municipal Corporations etc., and other government owned vehicles shall not be used for display of political advertisements during the period when model code of conduct is in force in connection with elections to the House of the People or State Legislative Assembly or State Legislative Council from Council Constituencies.
World Wildlife Week observed in Phek, Mkg
Forest officials, village leaders and school students during Wild Life Week at Chizami Town (Phek). (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: An awareness programme to commemorate World Wildlife Week was held at Chizami town, organised by Phek forest division October 4 at Town Hall Chizami. At the programme, divisional forest officer (DFO) Phek Rongsenlemla Imchen gave presentation on management strategies and legal aspects on protection of wildlife. She stressed on the imK Y M C
portance of endangered species such as Tragopan and Hornbill and its conservation strategies. To mark the occasion, painting competition on the theme “Wildlife and Water” was held for students from Eco Clubs of various schools under Chizami town. Winners and participants were awarded with cash prizes sponsored by DFO. The programme was attended by 10 village represen-
tatives under Chizami Beat, Chizami Town Council, village functionaries, North East Network Chizami, Administration, Police, Assam Rifles, Church leaders, Women society and Student Union. The programme ended with the adoption of a common resolution by villages under Chizami Forest Beat with respect to Wild Life Crime. Mokokchung: In commemoration of World Wild-
life Week, October 1–7, and also to create awareness importance of wildlife protection among the student community, the forest department, Mokokchung division organize an Essay Competition on the topic “Importance of Preservation of Wildlife with reference to Amur Falcon” October 7 at Town Hall, Mokokchung. Two students each from different schools of the district participated in the competition.
(L) Manesh, exhibiting different Aloe Vera Products and (R) section of the participants during Aloe Vera Soap making and its by-products training Programme
DIMAPUR: A seven-day training programme for 40 participants of three different Self Help Groups (SHGs) under Dimapur district for Aloe Vera soap making and its byproducts got underway at State Horticulture Nursery, 4th Mile, Dimapur October 6. The training programme is being sponsored by the department of horticulture, under the scheme of Horticulture Mission for North East and Himalayan Region (HMNEH), Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. The main resource person is Manesh of M/S
Manesh Agro Engineering and Technology, Jaipur, Rajasthan. Giving brief description of the training programme at the inaugural function, resource person highlighted the topics to be covered during the training period. The topics include production technology of Aloe Vera, handmade Aloe Vera soap making and production of various by-products of Aloe Vera such as jam, jelly, shampoo, juice, etc., of Aloe Vera. According to M/S Manesh Agro Engineering
and Technology Jaipur, who Horticulture, who is also the are the pioneer for production coordinator for the training of various Aloe Vera products programme. and marketing of the same, this was the first training to be conducted in the northeast region. After the completion of the training, the beneficiaries would be able to produce good quality handmade Aloe Vera soap and its product that would go a long way to sustain the livelihood of the SHGs to increase their income. The inaugural prog ramme was chaired by Pawan Kumar, joint director,
SSPN undertakes tour to Amritsar
Dimapur: As part of training, 74 cadets of Class X escorted by two teachers went to Amritsar for their annual motivational cum educational trip from September 26 to October 5. During the trip that lasted for ten days, the Cadets were taken to Wagha Border (IndiaPakistan border) where they had the rare opportunity to see the Retreat Parade of the armies of the two countries. Other historical places like the Golden Temple and Jallian-Walla-Bagh were also visited by the cadets. Besides, the cadets were also taken to the Armored Regiment and Artillery Regiment where they were given the opportunity to see and learn much about various types of tanks and artillery guns. They also had a rare opportunity to ride on tanks. On their way back, they halted in Delhi and visited Red Fort, Qutab Minar and other historical places. The cadets had a wonderful time of fun and learning while at the same time got the opportunity to get to know the diverse traditions of the country.
CGOK annual meet cum picnic
Dimapur: Third annual meet cum picnic of Chakhroma Gazetted Officer’s Krotho (CGOK) would be held October 11, 11 a.m. at New Chumukedima village. All the responsible members have been requested to attend the meet at the same time those unregistered members have been asked to enrol themselves. K Y M C