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PM for an end to poverty, corruption

LS, RS ADOPT RESOLUTIONS ON 75TH ANNIVersary OF ‘QUIT INDIA’ MOVEMENT NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called for accelerated efforts to rid the country of corruption, poverty, illiteracy and malnutrition as parliamentarians expressed their resolve to work towards creating an India of the dreams of freedom fighters by 2022 to mark Independence’s 75th anniversary.

The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha held special discussions on Wednesday to mark the 75th anniversary of Quit India movement and adopted resolutions to express people’s collective desire to make a strong, prosperous, clean and corruption-free country. Opposition leaders including Congress President Sonia Gandhi recalled the sacrifices of freedom fighters and also took digs at the government over its economic policies and “attacks on democracy”.

Participating in the special discussion in the Lok Sabha, Modi said that the five years from 1942 were “transformative” in march towards freedom and urged

Governor fetes Naidu

D I M A P U R , AU G 9 (NPN): Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh governor, PB Acharya, has congratulated M Venkaiah Naidu on his election as the vicepresident of India.

In a letter addressed to the newly elected vice president, Acharya expressed hope that Naidu with vast experience as union minister and extensive knowledge in various fields would serve the nation with dedication and diligence.

Governor also wished Naidu the best for his new office and hoped for a fruitful and motivating tenure.

According to PRO Raj Bhavan, the governor would be attending the swearing in ceremony of the vice president of India on August 11, 2017 in New Delhi.

Sonia hits out at ‘communal forces’

(L-R) Narendra Modi and Sonia Gandhi speak in the Lok Sabha.

MPs to rise above political differences and join in the common effort to create an India of the dreams of freedom fighters in the next five years. “If in 1942 the clarion call was ‘kargenge ya marenge (do or die)’, today the call should be ‘karenge aur kar ke rahenge (do and achieve)’,” he said, adding that the coming five years should also be about a resolve which will lead us to accomplishment.

In the nearly 40-minute speech, Modi recalled the role played by Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Lal Bahadur Shastri, Chandrashekhar Azad, Sukhdev, Jayaprakash

Narayan and others but did not mention country’s first PM, Jawaharlal Nehru.

“When Mahatma Gandhi, a leader who always propagated non-violence, raised the call to ‘Do or Die’, everyone was imbued with this spirit. Five years was all it took to achieve the objective of Independence, once the entire country shared this resolve.

“From 2017 to 2022, when India turns 75, we need to create the same spirit that existed from 1942 to 1947,” he said, urging people to take a pledge to end corruption, poverty, malnutrition and illiteracy besides ensuring gender equality.

Sonia Gandhi, in her speech took swipes at the BJP and Modi government and expressed concern over “attacks on democracy” by “communal and repressive forces”. She said attempts were being made to destroy the foundation of Indian democracy.

“At a time when we are celebrating 75 years of the Quit India Movement, there are doubts among people that there is a fear that the dark forces are emerging again. “Is not fear taking over the atmosphere of independence? Are attempts not being made to destroy the foundation of democracy?”

Gandhi asked.

In a dig at BJP and its ideological mentor RSS, she said: “We must not forget that in those times there were such organisations and people as well who opposed the Quit India movement.

These elements did not play any role in getting us independence” and stressed the anniversary was a reminder

that the idea of India cannot be a prisoner of a narrow, divisive, conservative mindset.

Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said the freedom fighters had given call for “Bharat Chhodo” (Quit India) and the country’s unity will be further strengthened with “Bharat Jodo” (Unite India) movement from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.

Initiating the Rajya Sabha, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said political parties should strive to restore the credibility in the public life that has eroded over the years.

The two houses later adopted resolutions. The Lok Sabha resolution pledged to form a powerful, prosperous, clean, glorious India which is corruption free, has good administration, is advanced in science and technology and committed to inclusive development. The resolution in Rajya Sabha, read by Chairman Hamid Ansari, said that the house solemnly pledges to uphold and safeguard the values and ideals of the freedom movement.

Mere degrees won’t help get job: Acharya Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya, on Wednesday reiterated that mere conventional degrees would not help students acquire employment and stressed that the educational institutions should focus on imparting skill-based education. He said educational institutions should not only be the centre of academic knowledge but also a source of inspiration to younger generation striving for excellence.

Speaking as chief guest at the Golden Jubilee celebration of Kohima College, at the college campus, Kruoliezou, here Wednesday, the governor urged academicians to empower the students and make them employable. Describing students as assets, Acharya said educational institutions needed to harness their talents so as to make the state a prosperous and golden Nagaland.

He said that empowerment by education was the most important weapon to change the world. The governor maintained that educating young minds in the right manner would not only bring about development and positive change to the

P.B Acharya with Dr. Watijungshi Jamir releasing the jubilee souvenir on Wednesday. (NP)

society but also strengthen the nation. On the occasion, the governor paid tribute to the four pioneers who founded the Kohima College in 1967. He also acknowledged all those who have been constantly nurturing the college till today.

In his speech, advisor higher education, Deo Nukhu, congratulated the college on attaining the 50 years and expressed confidence that the college would get better grade during the next NAAC team visit. He also hoped that the college would become university sooner or later.

Sharing the “Journey

of Kohima College”, college chairman, Kevisiezolie Suohu, said the college had faced difficulties in the past decades, but added the governing body members late K. Peseyie, late Dr. Vimhazol Sakhrie, late Keduonyü, late Vakralie Yhome, late Vizolie Sorhie, Dr. Shürhozelie Lieziestsu, Khyomo Lotha, Dr. D. Kuolie, Dr. Kelhouneizo played an important role in the development of the college.

He also acknowledged the teachers and staff for relentlessly working with all their strength, intelligence and sincerity.

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Crisis created to hijack NPF to BJP: Dr. Shürho WU-NPPCL to launch Poor mobile services irks APO NH-61 blockade

DIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): liance chairman, Himanta Rio as their leader, have autoDIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): bothered and have rather turned NPF president and former Biswa Sarma agreed upon to matically detached themselves Angami Public Organisation a blind eye to improve the issue. chief minister, Dr. Shürhoze- dismiss his government and from the NPF, he said adding DIMAPUR, AUG 9 (NPN): Workers (APO) has expressed serious This can only be surmised as a lie Liezietsu on Wednesday install TR Zeliang’s govern- “Rio is nobody in the party.”

Union Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company concern over the poor mobile direct reflection of the insincerity termed that “the present crisis ment.

Dr. Liezietsu called upon Ltd. (WU-NPPCL), Tuli on Wednesday service/connectivity provided of the telecom officials, he said. created by the TR Zeliang Fearing that the Naga the party leaders to take the informed that union has decided to go by various telecom companies Vilie pointed out that the and Neiphiu Rio group as people as well as the legislators present crisis as a challenge ahead with proposed blockade on National operating in Nagaland.

Quality of Service (QOS) stanrepercussion of their failure to would oppose such move, Dr. and a test to prove one’s integ- Highway-61 at Tzudikong as announced In a press note, APO vice dards are governed by the regulahijack the NPF party to BJP.” Liezietsu said “they have now rity and sincerity towards the on July 28, 2107. The union had threatened president, K.T. Vilie said the tions specified by the Telecom Dr. Liezietsu said this bargained to dismantle the party. “Politics is like weather, to impose blocked on NH-61 starting from quality of internet and call con- Regulatory Authority of India while addressing the felicita- NPF party.” it has ups and downs. But lead- August 11, 2017 in protest against non- nectivity/clarity has become a (TRAI) and hence, the subscribtion programme organized While terming the action ers who stood with the prin- payment of salaries since November 2016. frustrating experience, with poor ers should come forward to air for him by the NPF Kohima of some party workers as very ciple always wins,” he added.

In a press release, WU-NPPCL presi- signal reception and repeated call their grievances and avail redresdivision at NPF central office, unfortunate, for leaving the He was optimistic that dent, Noklenlemba, and general secretary, drops without being able to have sal accordingly since a subscriberNPF Kohima division press party to be with the expelled the coming 2018 general elec- Sunil Kumar Das, stated that till date there even a short conversation. base empowered with awareness secretary stated in a press note. and suspended NPF MLAs, tion, the party would have a was no response to their demand either by Vilie said that the biggest will keep the service providers on Dr. Liezietsu said it was Dr. Liezietsu reminded the peaceful election with only the NPPCL/ Hindustan Paper Corporation drawback was the dismal speed its toes. unfortunate that Zeliang and party workers not to worry good leaders.

In this regard, Vilie has re(HPC) management or by state govern- of internet connectivity. He said Rio, after their failure to hijack saying, “they have run away Speaking on the occasion, ment/centre. despite the Central government quested all the service providers the NPF into BJP, have now from the party as they could NPF MLA, Chotisu Sazo The union had placed four demands: giving much emphasis on Digital to positively rectify the problems turn their eye to dismantle the not face the challenges ahead described the present crisis as immediate commencement of the rehabili- India mission and promoting e- within the shortest possible time NPF party through backdoor. of them.” a fight between the NPF and tation works of NPPCL; release of salaries Governance for effective delivery in the interest of public welfare.

However, their evil design to On appointment of Rio the greedy and power hungry of the workers due since November 2016; system of governance and utility If not, Vilie cautioned that the ruin the party could not be as the interim NPF president, leaders. He said the bye-poll immediate release of gratuity and terminal services to the people, the poor civil societies would be comfulfilled, he added.

Dr. Liezietsu said it was a fool- victory of Dr. Liezietsu was benefits for dead and superannuated em- quality of basic internet services pelled to call for joint meetings to Massive Maratha ‘mook Dr. Liezietsu further al- ish political move, since there a triumph of the entire Naga ployees and immediate implementation offered by various telecom com- hammer out due course of approthat Zeliang and Rio, was no such post mentioned in people who stood by the truth. of 2007 pay scale to the NPPC Ltd em- panies have turned the Centre’s priate action in the matter and for morcha’ storms Mumbai leged along with Governor, PB the NPF party constitution.

NPF vice president, Zaku ployees since the 2007 pay scale was being flagship programmes into a which the aggrieved subscribers MUMBAI, AUG 9 (IANS): Acharya; BJP Nagaland in To this, he categorically Tsükrü and farmers wing pres- paid to the officers deputed to NPPC Ltd mockery. would not be held responsible Mumbai was on Wednesday charge, Ram Madhav and pointed out those who have ident, Lanukaba also spoke on from other Hindustan Paper Corporation He lamented that the au- for any form of public agitation/ deluged by a mammoth North East Democratic Al- left the party, in support of the occasion. thorities concerned were not uprising.

(HPC) units.

‘Maratha storm’ with lakhs of people from the politically powerful community began their first, biggest and final mammoth ‘mook tion regarding the claim of legislators who had earlier morcha’ (silent procession), NEW DELHI, AUG 9 the Gujarat Parivartan Party resigned as MLAs. Three of leading to the Maharashtra (AGENCIES): Congress (GPP) MLA, Nalin Kota- them had later joined BJP. government announcing a president Sonia Gandhi’s NEW DELHI, AUG 9 “The Election Com- hide anything,” he said. dia, who said he had voted slew of measures. The pro- political secretary Ahmed (AGENCIES): The Election mission has put forth a chalThe Election Commisagainst the BJP. cession took off from the By- Patel may have won a highCommission on Wednesday lenge, which will be open sion’s new version of EVMs The rift within the Ja- filed an affidavit in the Su- from June 3. Interested par- comes with self-diagnostic culla Zoo and terminated at stake Rajya Sabha battle against great odds, but the nata Dal (United) deepened preme Court, stating that ticipants must register by tamper-detection software the historic Azad Maidan.

(More on p-7) mystery about the one extra Cracking down on on Wednesday with party most likely the next elections 5 p.m. on May 26. Either which recognises digital sigvote that proved decisive dissidents in Gujarat, the veteran Sharad Yadav back- would be held with the help through a combination of nature. Hence, any alleged for him still remains amid Congress on Wednesday ex- ing his party’s Gujarat MLA of Voter Verifiable Paper key press or communication mishandling would be immeclaims and counterclaims pelled eight of its MLAs for Chhotu Vasava’s claim that Audit Trail (VVPAT) along with the control unit, bal- diately detected, said Zaidi. and speculation. six years, who cross-voted in he voted for Ahmed Patel. with Electronic Voting Ma- lot unit or both via external Developing on this, Patel received a total Slamming his senior chines (EVM)s.

Tuesday’s Rajya Sabha elechardware, participants must he also revealed that the Ahmed Patel of 44 votes to win the prestion. The Congress expelled colleague and party secreThe apex court deferred be able to prove their allega- technology behind these tigious fight that saw him he voted for the Congress eight rebel MLAs, includ- tary general KC Tyagi, who the matter for further hearing tion of tampering,” asserted machines is being tested pitched against BJP’s Amit candidate. As for the NCP, it ing former chief minister had claimed Vasava had on August 10. The top court Chief Election Commis- thoroughly in Bengaluru Shah, known for his election has two legislators in Guja- Shankersinh Vaghela, for six voted BJP, Yadav congratu- was hearing several pleas sioner Nasim Zaidi. and Hyderabad by eminent and political strategies. rat who each voted for each years for anti-party activities, lated Patel for his nail-biting seeking to include VVPATs Zaidi while rubbishing technocrats under stringent Now, only 43 legisla- party. Kutiyana legislator Gujarat Congress spokesper- finish in a battle where the along with the EVMs in up- the claims of EVM tam- security procedures, thus tors of the Congress voted Kandhal Jadeja publicly said son Manish Doshi said.

BJP had put its entire weight coming elections. Earlier in pering said no credible in- dismissing claims of softfor Patel while the one who he voted for the BJP candiOther MLAs include— to beat the Congressman.

May, the ECI had clarified formation was received to ware being imported from cast the 44th vote to ensure date and he even touched Vaghelas’s son MahendrasThe JD-U has also re- that future elections would strengthen the complaints of abroad. With regards to Ashis victory is still not known. the feet of Amit Shah while inh, Raghavji Patel, Bhola moved its Gujarat chief be conducted using both tampering. sembly by-polls, the Election The two possibilities are that arriving at the voting booth Gohil, Dharmendra Jadeja, Arun Shrivastav from the EVMs and VVPATs. “Complaints came af- Commission clarified that the extra vote came either to cast his ballot.

P K Raulji, Amit Chaud- post of party general secreIn lieu of this clarifi- ter elections in the five states, it was not responsible for from the lone JD(U) legislatary for his “unauthorised- cation, the Election Com- but we did not receive any electoral procedures in the Another legislator, hary and Karan Patel.

“I was dropped four tor Chhotubhai Vasava, who Jayant Patel said he voted AICC general secre- ly” writing to the Returning mission had also issued a credible material informa- state, adding that these are times and sworn-in four made a series of flip-flops for the Congress nominee tary in-charge of Gujarat Officer of Gujarat Assembly statement challenging state tion on EVM tampering conducted and governed by times. The pain was during the day of voting, because the NCP was part of unit Ashok Gehlot said appointing an election agent worse than travelling in or from NCP’s Jayant Pa- the UPA alliance nationally. he has also recommended for the crucial Rajya Sabha and central political parties from the complainants. We the State Election Commisto prove their stance on the believe in complete transpar- sion and other such regulapot-holed roads” tel, who openly claimed There was another specula- the expulsion of six of its election.

EVMs being tampered with. ency and have no reason to tory bodies.

Mystery over 44th vote that helped Patel win RS seat Poll panel files affidavit in SC: EVMs may come with tamper-detection software!

Cong expels 8 MLAs

Rift in JD(U) deepens

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‘Freedom from open defecation’ observed across Nagaland

A section of the gathering at the programme in DC, Mokokchung Sushil Kumar Patel, Officials of PHED Tuensang along with students CKS hall SDO (C), Peren, Sarita Yadav speaking at the campaign in Peren town on August 9. (DIPR) Tuensang on Wednesday. (NP) Kiphire. (NP) addressing the gatthering. (NP) DIMAPUR: Programme on “freedom from open defecation week” was observed in various districts of Nagaland on August 9 under Swachh Bharat Mission.

KIPHIRE: Launching program-cum-rally on freedom from open defecation free week was held today at DCs conference hall with deputy commissioner Kiphire, Sedevikho Khro as chief guest, accompanied by SDO (C) Kiphire, Longtiba Sangtam.

The programme was attended by students from various schools, church leaders and NYK youth.

DC Kiphire said that in the past, awareness on health was limited but today with education and awareness in various forms, people were becoming more health conscious everywhere.

He also said, if environment & ecology was

not taken care of, the silver trophy won by the district recently on “open defecation free” would become of no use as most diseases and sickness came from environment.

Stressing more to the students, the chief guest said, “you are the future of the district that will be taking care of the parents and asked to be a responsible citizen by loving nature so that nature gives back the same love.”

DC also congratulated the departmental staffs and officers for giving the best effort towards bringing laurel to the district by becoming open defecation free district.

Swatch Bharat Mission coordinator, Kiphire, Pipenthung Lotha who also spoke on the significance of freedom from open defecation, also asked the gathering to be agents of change to

make the district as cleanest in the state.

Nehru Yuva Kendra, member, Aketo Sangtam shared on the team’s effort to make the district cleaner by doing social work almost every week.

Liyangse from PHED Kiphire while welcoming the gathering expressed gratitude to the AO Baptist church for setting example by cleaning the dustbins in the town almost every week.

(Correspondent) MOKOKCHUNG: The Swachh Bharat Mission (GRAMIN) “freedom from open defecation week”, under the theme; “sustainable safe drinking water supply and environmental hygiene for all” was launched, Wednesday, at Longkumer Kilem, by deputy commissioner Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel as the chief guest.

While addressing the

gathering, the chief guest Sushil Kumar Patel,IAS, lauded the sincere initiative of the PHED led by Er. Yanger and the members of WATSAM. He called upon the people to change their attitude and habit towards a better sanitation approach for a healthier Mokokchung and Nagaland. At the same time, he stated that observation of a cleaner sanitation is a continuous process for mankind.

He further challenged the WATSAN members to be, true ambassadors of the mission of Swachh Bharat, for a meaningful outcome.

Earlier, short speeches were delivered by SBM District Chairman, M Bendangnukshi Longkumer and Nodal Missiong department, PHED Executive Engineer, Er. N Yanger Pongen. A special song was presented by Satipong and friend, while the invocation

its banker, Zhekiye Zhimomi. All the concern members are asked to attend the meeting.

NCD informs: Naga Council, Dimapur (NCD) has convened an emergency meeting on August 12, 11 a.m at Lotha Hoho Ki (DC court Jn) in connection to the proposed block on DMC dumping vehicles at its dumping site by sunrise colony, Burma camp. All the mentioned presidents and secretaries have been requested to attend the meeting:Tribal Hoho/Union; GB’s sardar; DUCCF; DCCI; DCCF; NWHD and all colony chairmen and secretaries.

AIFFSO, NSU observes ‘75th Quite India Day’: All Indian Freedom Fighters Successors’ Organisation (AIFFSO, NSU) Nagaland state unit office bearers and members, along with well wishers observed the “75th Quite India Day” on August 9, 9 a.m. Two minutes silence with a short prayer was maintained at the head office, P.R Hill, Kohima, Nagaland.

HYS fresh applications: Hindu Yuva Sangha (HYS) has announced fresh applications for membership along with photocopy govt ID card and two recent passport sized photographs. HYS informed that joining was open till August 31 and for forms and other queries, one may contact at 9774745422/7005576082.

THN informs: Half yearly KAZIP of Tangkhul Hoho Nagaland (THN) has been convened on August 12, 10:30 a.m at the premises of Diphupar Tangkhul Baptist Church. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DIMAPUR: Swachhta Pakhwada was carried out by Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK) and National Service Scheme (NSS), Mokokchung on August 9.

The programme is underway since August 1 to 15 under the directive of ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports.

A press note by NYK Mokokchung district youth coordinator, John Makhabo stated that NSS unit of People’s College, Fazl Ali College, NYK, DSO dept. and youth club members joined together for clean and green society with 138 participants.

NYK Mokokchung has been carrying forward the cleanliness drive starting from August 1 with neighbourhood youth parliament, wherein the youth present were imparted knowledge on the flagship programmes of Govt., Sanitation and Swachh Bharat Mission at Salangtem community hall, Mokokchung. It was attended by 48 youths. Prime Minister’s message was read out and pledge was also taken.

NYK national youth volunteers (NYVs) jointly took up cleanliness drive and neighbourhood

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place, which it said include “our cultural systems or indigenous knowledge systems.” Only through the universal right to selfdetermination, NPMHR said it was possible for indigenous peoples, including Nagas, to assert their rights over their land, over the political, economic, social, traditions, etc.

Fur ther, NPMHR has called upon each and every Naga to solemnly review and reaffirm where they all began, the very foundation and recognition of Naga peoples as a Nation, and, more importantly, work in unison even as they journey towards the threshold of their political future.

Meanwhile, Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) in collaboration with district administration SDO (C) Jakhama observed “international day of the world’s indigenous people” at SDO (C) Jakhama on August 9.

Speaking on role and duties of village authorities in government set up,

SDO(C) Jakhama, Alemyapang Longchar pointed out that the village council Act 1978 cannot clash with customary law. He explained how VDB should be under the village council, power to exercise loans, maintaining law and order.

Speaking on indigenous and tribal rights, panel lawyer KDLSA, Zekuseto Natso informed that there were various schemes and scholarship for tribals provided by the centre.

Natso also added that special markings and age relaxation as well as applying for jobs were being given to the SC/ST as backward tribes. Speaking on adoption and beneficiaries’ scheme, legal-cumprobation officer DCPU Kohima, Mego Kielienyü, said that adoption certificate could be obtained for children below the age of 18 years. He also highlighted about the procedures for legal adoption wherein a single/unmarried man cannot adopt a girl child and that documents for adop-

ment. Hauyang Khangla of class 10 from Akum Imlong School delivered Swachh Bharat message. Sentilo Seb, pastor Tenyimi Baptist Church Tuensang invoked the prayer. Program was chaired by Ashale Seb. IEC consultant PHED Tuensang.

Inter school extempore speech competition was also conducted wherein six schools participated. The first position was won by Govt. Higher secondary school Tuensang while second and third positions were bagged by St. Joseph School and Govt. Higher Secondary School Thangjam respectively. Earlier students rally was held from local ground to main town area Tuensang as a part of launching program of “freedom from open defecation”. (Correspondent) PEREN: In Peren, the programme sponsored by

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, PHED, Kohima was held on August 9 with SDO (C) Peren, SaritaYadav as the chief guest.

DIPR reported that Sarita Yadav cautioned the spread of diseases due to open defecation. She apprised of the importance of hand washing after defecation, and called for educating the people and spreading awareness about the importance of maintaining a hygienic lifestyle.

The programme was chaired by IEC consultant, DWSM, PHED. SDO, PHED, Er. S.K. Tep delivered the welcome address. Consultant, Vito G. Sema delivered speech and Er. Kashito Awomi pronounced the vote of thanks.

Members from WATSAN committee, village councils, women leaders, teachers and the public attended the programme.

(L-R): Imkongmeren Sports Complex Social Work. Young People’s Fellowship, Dimapur as part of Swachhta Pakhwada. youth parliament at Chungtia, Mopungchuket, Mokokchung and Chuchuyimlang villages till date. The NYVs have carried out environment building awareness, own village cleaning, campaign for open defecation free, house to house campaign to keep village clean, institutional cleaning, cleaning of public places etc. More cleanliness programme have been planned in the coming days.

Swachhta Pakhwada will be undertaken by all the districts of Nehru Yuva Kendras and NSS by involving NYVs, affiliated youth clubs, local youth and other key stake holders in

‘International Day of the World’s Indigenous People’ observed DIMAPUR: Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR), in collaboration with the United Nations Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP), on Wednesday observed the tenth anniversary of UNDRIP and the twenty-fifth anniversary of AIPP, which commemorates the annual International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, under the theme “Reaffirming our Roots, Embracing our Future.”

On the occasion, the NPMHR has underscored the need to be prepared to face the challenges that were inimical to the people. “We are today faced with many challenges which are trying times for our people, which come in the form of new governance systems, militarization, market forces, developmental aggressions, etc,” said NPHMR. The rights body also stated that the process of alienation was rapidly taking

Swachh Bharat into reality and urged every citizen to take responsibility to sensitize the public for the betterment of oneself and society.

Jamithung further encouraged the students to be brand ambassador to promote cleanliness at school, home, circle of friends and society to make Tuensang free from open defecation.

He also encouraged the students to be active in extracurricular activities to gain more knowledge.

SDO, PHED Tuensang Er. Lipoksangla Chang in her keynote address stated that the main motive of the program was to make open defecation free in the country. She also pointed out that, poor sanitation led to various diseases which put society in poor health condition. She encouraged the students to educate people on clean environ-

NYK, NSS Mokokchung conduct ‘Swachhta Pakhwada’

news in brief DC Kohima informs on car passes: Deputy commissioner of Kohima has infor med recipients of Governor’s gold medal & certificate, commendation certificate and all the head of departments (HODs), district heads of offices under Kohima district that car passes for the Independence Day celebration on August 15 at the secretariat plaza, Kohima would be issued from the office of the deputy commissioner, Kohima on August 11, 12 and 14 during office hours. For any query, concerned officials have been requested to contact EAC HQ, DC Office, Kohima, Renbithung Jami at 9612464766.

Landowners patadars informs: Members of the forum of landowners patadars whose land are under army occupation have been informed to update their membership by contacting Dr. L. A Kikon, JK Hospital, near West Police Station, Dimapur at 9436004911 and Vizolie Angami, Tin Pati, Kohima at 8974452812.

DMC administrator convenes meeting: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) administrator has convened a meeting with all the ward sanitation committee chairmen/convener on August 17, 12 noon at the office of administrator DMC to review and assess the work progress of door to door garbage collection. All the ward sanitation committee chairmen/convener have been requested are to attend the meeting.

SVUD general meeting: Sitimi Village Union Dimapur (SVUD) has convened a general meeting on August 13 at 1.30 p.m. at the residence of

was said by PHED LDA Temjenkoba and benediction by Khensa WATSAN chairman Imotemba. The function was chaired by PHED SDO Er. M Kilem Jamir. (Correspondent) TUENSANG: The national sanitation awareness campaign of “freedom from open defecation” was held at CKS hall Tuensang on Wednesday organized

by DWSM, PHED Tuensang and sponsored by WSSO PHED Kohima, with deputy commissioner Tuensang L. Jamithung as chief guest. Speaking at the launching programme, Jamithung emphasised that in Tuensang some were still following open defecation which gives rise to poor health status, whereby poor sanitation gave poor performance physically, mentally and socially. He further stated that government alone cannot fulfill

tion/papers were also to be furnished while adopting a child.

Earlier, the invocation was pronounced by VCC Kigwema, Siechalie Yhoshü, while vote of thanks was pronounced by panel lawyer KDLSA, Hisinlo Himb. The programme was chaired by panel lawyer KDLSA, Keduvi Zhotso.

This was followed by tree plantation.

In Dimapur, the North East Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR) commemorated the International Day of World’s Indigenous People on August 9, at NEISSR conference hall.

Assistant professor, Dr. Toli H. Kiba, highlighted that there were approximately 370 million people who belonged to different indigenous groups.

She pointed out many of the rich traditional knowledge that existed in Nagaland. “Indigenous people have skills sets and knowledge which are indigenous and well preserved

over the past many years”, she said. However, she regretted that many of these traditional knowledge has been obliterated or replaced by the western education.

While acknowledging the growth and changes that were brought about with the advent of the western education and Christian missionaries, she said that Nagas were also quickly forgetting their roots and the traditional knowledge of forefathers that have always held them in good stead.

She urged the social work trainees to think out of the box and work towards developing models and knowledge of social work which would be suitable in the local context.

In his concluding remarks, Dr. C.P. Anto also urged the students not to be confined by conventional thinking but to have the courage to tread into the rich untrodden treasure trove of indigenous knowledge that each community in Nagaland has to offer.

the district and motivate them to organize and participate whole heartedly in the campaign.

YPFD: Young People’s Fellowship, Dimapur (YPFD) as part of Swachhta Pakhwada (Fortnight) organized a cleanliness drive on August 5, at Burma Camp Dimapur under the theme, “don’t be greedy.

It’s time to be greeny.” The cleanliness drive, an act of volunteerism was initiated in collaboration with the Nehru Yuva Kendra Dimapur, Government of India and ministry of sports Affairs. Altogether 17 young people participated.

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NSCN (I-M) condolence on member’s demise DIMAPUR: NSCN/GPRN kilonser Lisechim Sangtam has expressed deep pain and mourned the demise of veteran Naga national worker late Tsilise Sangtam, steering committee member from the United Sangtam Region (USR) on August 5. NSCN/ GPRN through its MIP informed that Lisechim has late Tsilise as one of the founding members of the Naga national movement among the Sangtams. It stated that he had joined the national service in 1951 and stood firm for the cause of nation till his last breath.

NSCN/GPRN stated that his immense contribution for the Naga nation would be cherished always and that demise of a true warrior like him was a loss not only for Sangtams, but for the Nagas in general. Kilonser L. Sangtam offered his heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family, and pray for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

Pakhwada, a cleanliness drive was observed at Kigwema village on August 9, organized by the NYK, Kohima in collaboration with the directorate of Urban Development Swachh Bharat Mission, Nagaland.

Sanitation drive was initiated by the NYVs, Kohima along with the VAK club of Kigwema with the theme “to keep the village clean and green”leading to cleaner and greener society for healthier surroundings. Youths from various clubs, Kigwema youth organization, village council and Kigwema students’ union took part in the sanitation drive.

Mass social work in Longleng D IMAPUR: Longelng district administration has informed all citizens of Longleng that a mass social work would be conducted on August 11, from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the district headquarters and sub-divisions.

A press note by district public relations officer, Longleng, S. Hongpi Konyak, has directed all citizens of the to engage in the mass social work by cleaning their residential surrounding, drainage, roads within their respective wards and colonies. Residents have also been asked to collect the waste and garbage near

the road side which would then be collected by garbage truck.

All the shopkeepers have been directed to clean and whitewash their shops before the Independence Day celebration. The government officers and the educational institutions have been directed to clean their respective offices and schools.

The government officers, NGOs leaders, GBs & DBs and the ward leaders have been directed to supervise and monitor the mass social work within their respective jurisdiction for clean and green Longleng.

5 AR apprehends NSCN (K) cadre

DIMAPUR: 5 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) launched an operation in general area Alahuto colony, Zunheboto district on August 8. According to PRO, HQ IGAR (N) during the search, Assam Rifles apprehended self styled ‘capt’ Inoto Chopy of banned organization i.e NSCN (K). The apprehendee was identified as Inoto Chopy, son of Shovuxu Chopy, 37 years, resident of Alahuto colony, Zunheboto. The recovered items included incriminating documents and extortion notes. The apprehendee alongwith recovered items was handed over to Zunheboto police station for further investigation.

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Guwahati Cloudy with a heavy t-storms 30 26

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(R-L): Abhijit Sinha addressing the gathering. Students during interactive engagement programme at RHSS Kohima on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, AUG 9 (NPN): Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Nagaland organized interactive school engagement for the future voters with the students of classes 9 to 12 of Ruzhükhrie Government Higher Secondary School Kohima at its school auditorium on Wednesday.

Nagaland CEO Abhijit Sinha in his address said this programme was orga-

nized under the directive of Election Commission of India (ECI) to create awareness and educate the future voters who would soon be eligible to enrol in the electoral roll. He said generally in the country the group age between 18-21 years were the least group of voters due to less awareness about enrolment and eligibility.

Sinha said in a democratic country it was the duty of every citizen to en-

rol oneself as electorate after attaining 18 years of age to run democratic system smoothly. Through slide show presentation, he explained that elections were the bedrock of a healthy democracy. He said participative elections led to a participative democracy and responsive governance.

He also explained in detail the eligibility and others.

De puty CEO Nagaland, Vikuo Vero who led the programme in-

formed that ECI considered age group between 15-17 years as future voters and this programme have been organized throughout the country and so far has covered in 11,800 schools and 3 schools in Nagaland approximately covering more than 25 lakhs students.

There was question and answer hours from the students and also showed video relating to the programme.

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KOHIMA: During the second day of three-day induction training of para legal volunteers (PLVs) was held at directorate of State Institute of Rural Development, Kohima on August 9.

PLVs were trained to execute National Legal Services Authority (NLSA) schemes and welfare schemes, action plan and role play Speaking on welfare schemes, director of Social Welfare department, T Merang Aier explained about the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS) covering on supplementar y nutrition, non-formal pre-school education, immunization, health check-up, referral service, health and nutrition education (capacity building of women).

He also appraised on various welfare scheme like Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS), Indira Gandhi National Widow Pension Scheme (IGNWPS), Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS) and National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS).

Legal aid counselcum-trainer NSLSA, Limasenla Longkumer spoke on PLV task at legal services clinic (good practices), master trainer

Participants at the legal aid training for PLVs

(panel lawyer) NSLSA, Cheliam Khiamniungan, spoke on roles of PLV in dealing with victims of disaster and victims of violence (success stories), legal aid counsel-cumtrainer, NSLSA Esther K Aye spoke on role play/ basic knowledge in women law and master trainer (for PLV) NSLSA, Alemwapang Ao, spoke on communication/drafting and record keeping.

Legal aid counselcum- trainer, NSLSA, R. Limhathung Ezong,

spoke on the motor vehicles Act, 1988/practical on MACT application/ how to identify the victim, panel lawyer, NSLSA, Temjenrenla Aier, spoke on implementation of PLV quarterly action plan (Good Practices), Legal aid counsel-cum-trainer, NSLSA, Ashu Theyo spoke on how to file FIR & draft simple affidavits (Samples) and coordinator, NSLSA Akumla Longchari spoke on how to execute NALSA Schemes.

JSS celebrates raksha bandhan DIMAPUR: Janjati Shiksha Samiti(VidyaBharati) Kevijau village, Dimapur celebrated brotherhood and love festival Raksha Bandhan on August 7, in their institutions of HVBS Jalukie B, GVBS Dhansiripar and Dimapur.

During the festival, speakers included Piyongtemjen Jamir, James Vijo, Walenniba Jamir and Sanjukta Bhattacharjee also shared his thoughts at the programme.

JSS staff & students performed a song. Raksha threads were tied on each other. Children of VB Infants Digital Home (PreChildren School) also celebrated Raksha Bandhan with their guardians.

A sitting of the youth parliament in progress D I M A P U R : Jaw a h a r Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Lumami, Zunheboto conducted the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) “21st regional youth parliament” at its campus on August 8 with assistant professor, department of Geography, Nagaland University Dr. Y.V. Krishnaiah as the chief judge and head GB Lumami village, Howoto and chairman, Kinito, Zaphumi

village council as guests of honour.

Speaking on the occasion as chief judge of the competition, Dr. Y.V. Krishnaiah exhorted the participating students and the gathering to develop a spirit of self-discipline, tolerance of diverse opinions, righteous expression of views, and other virtues of a democratic way of life.

Earlier, Yogendra Ak-

shay, principal I/C JNV Zunheboto delivered a welcome speech while Shailesh Kumar Dixit, PGT-History conveyed the vote of thanks.

More than 20 students of JNV Zunheboto participated in the proceedings of the youth parliament.

The youth parliament was aimed at helping students acquaint with practices and procedures of parliament, techniques of discussion

The Arunachal Pradesh state unit NPF president, Haappa Taidong accompanied by state unit youth wing president, Somto Toham, women wing president, Tombong Taidon, women wing general secretary, Jeenin Taidon and division president of Changlang, Nonghim Taisam met the NPF president and MLA, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu here at NPF central office, Kohima on Wednesday.

They have arrived at Kohima to reaffirm support to the NPF party and assured their party principle and stand. MP Rajya Sabha, KG Kenye, MLA Chotisu Sazo, MLA P Longon, MLA Yitachu.

CCEM meeting on ‘clean election drive’ DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Clean Election Movement (CCEM) during its meeting held on “clean election drive” at NBCC platinum hall, Kohima on August 9 put forward recommendations to the CCEM of Phek district.

A joint press note by CCEM convenor, Dr. Kuzhopoyo Tunyi and president, CHK Theja Therieh stated that during the meeting, general secretary, NBCC, Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho, spoke on the “role of leaders in clean election movement” while Kekhwengulo Lea and Yesonu Veyie spoke on general views, clean E-Rolls and proxy voting.

The consultative meet adopted the following recommendation to the CCEM of Phek district to unanimously recommend CCEM to engage the Chakhesangs living in Kohima and Dimapur to visit tarK

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geted villages in Phek to create awareness on clean election and purification of E-Rolls to ensure free and fair election; all sensible believers must express their voices in support to the clean election movement and practice what is preached on “one man, one vote and one government”; the primary duty of the Church is to propagate spiritual guidelines and co-ordinate with other civil bodies to carry forward the mission of clean election; prepare to report complaints to the appropriate authorities on any punishable offence; all effort must be given to assist the election department for clean E-Roll; it recommended CCEM to recruit volunteer task force from villages to keep vigilant on electoral processes and purification of E-Rolls in their respective blocks; it proposed to conduct orientation trainings to equip the vol-

unteers on basic guidelines a n d relevant laws for smooth conduct of election; it unanimously endorsed the 18-point clean election guidelines laid down by CCEM and the meeting appealed members of the community to revisit their roots and revive the legacy of honesty and integrity.

Earlier, the meeting was chaired by Theja Therieh, president, Chakhesang Hoho Kohima (CHK), opening prayer by Reverend Dr. Thupu-o Nyekha, Presbyter Christian Life Church, AG, Kohima and Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo, executive secretary, CBCC led the devotion and introduction.

Closing prayer was delivered

by Rev. Zhowhuyi Nyekha, CCRC, Kohima.

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State level science exhibition and project competition in Dmu

DIMAPUR: State level science exhibition and project competition 2017, part-II was held at Government Higher Secondary School, Nagar jan, Dimapur on August 9.

According to DIPR report, state nodal officer f o r I N S P I R E Awa r d s Scheme, Nagaland, Daniel Thong Seb, who also gave the welcome speech, in his introduction of the scheme said that INSPIRE Awards aimed to motivate students

Wokha DPDB meeting held

DIMAPUR: District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held on August 9 at deputy commissioner’s, conference hall, Wokha. ADC, Wokha, Hotolu Swu chaired the meeting. According to DIPR report, with regard to the dumping site under Swaach Bharat cesspool Wokha town, SDO (C), Wokha informed that the site has already been identified and verified and the proposal put up for final approval. The board also approved the upgradation of Santsu School, Wokha to 8th standard, change of nomenclature of Sanis Baptist School to Hope Spring School and registration of Nagaland Rashtrabhasha Purchar Samity, Wokha. Chairman also informed all head of offices to conduct mass social work in respective office premises on August 14.

in the age group of 10-15 years studying in classes 6-10 to pursue science and career in research.

Under the INSPIRE Awards, Million Minds Augmenting National Inspiration and Knowledge ( M A NA K ) i s b e i n g revamped and executed by department of Science and Technology and National Innovation Foundation, India to align with the action plan for “start-up India”.

This is aimed to build a critical human resource

pool by inviting students from all schools throughout the country and enabling them to send their original and creative technological ideas/innovations focusing on common problems and come up with a solution of their own.

Some of the operational guidelines included awareness and capacity building of state and district level across the country, organising internal competitions in school out of which two to three

HIYAM

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The Chungliyimti Village Union Tuensang Town would like to extend our heartiest appreciation and congratulations to Shri. H. Chiten Sangtam, on being promoted to Deputy Secretary. The CUTT further wishes him great success in all his future endeavors.

Senti Stm General Secretary, CUTT.

OFFICE OF THE

WESTERN SÜMI HOHO Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) has convened a joint meeting on 12/08/2017 at its Hiyam, Chekiye at 10:00 a.m.

Therefore, all the Office Bearers, Judicial Board members, Executives, WSH representatives to Sumi Hoho members and Elders of Western Sumi are requested to kindly attend the said meeting without fail.

The Diphupar Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu with immense pleasure would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Vihoto Chishi (Banker, DSKK) for being promoted to Joint Director, Treasuries and Accounts, Government of Nagaland.

The Union further extends its best wishes and prays for all his future endeavours.

Inali V. Shohe K Khetoholi Awomi President General Secretary DSKK DSKK

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late L. Nyanbemo Lotha Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Vekhusalu N. Tungoe relation wife R/o.

H.No. 124 Diphupar Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 30.07.17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 8/9/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 7 day of 8/17.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 09/08/2017

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Motsuo Odyuo resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 428, Dag No. 9/503 measuring an area 00-03-10 located at Block No/Village 10, Mouza No 02 which has been mortgaged in the UCO Bank/Society.

Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 16-08-17.

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NMBOA condoles demise of late Hokivi Chishi

Alder College organise seminar on GST

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AFFIDAVIT

Date : 8/8/17

I, M. Zeliang, father of minor son Lungyilung Nsarangbe, resident of H/No- 800 Sector-1, Diphupar B, Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That, I am citizen of India.

2. That, my son's correct name is Lungyilung Nsarangbe.

3. That, my name is recorded as Lungyilung in the bank account due to inadvertent clerical mistakes in place of my son's actual and correct name Lungyilung Nsarangbe.

4. That, Lungyilung and Lungyilung Nsarangbe is the same and one identical person.

5. That I swear this affidavit only to declare that my son's correct name Lungyilung Nsarangbe if any false information given by me mentioned above then I shall be fully liable.

Verification :- That I verify that the above statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Deponent Solemnly sworn Before Me Chief Judicial Magistrate/Notary Public DP-8062(A)

Regd. No. 1857/17

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Dearest Nephew (Khrongolo Ladu) A year older but you will always be our sweet little nephew. Happiest Birthday Nephew God Bless you more and more Love Aunties and Uncles Hello....Libzy...!!!

Good morning. We just dropped by to wish u a very happy bday. ..we love you! Have a blessed day!

From sis Ely, Toly, and Aly

Students and officials during the GST seminar.

DIMAPUR: Department o f e c o n o m i c s, A l d e r College organised a talk on “understanding GST from Nagaland perspective”, with department of Taxes, Nagaland on August 9 at Dr. Setu memorial hall.

H O D, e c o n o m i c s dept. Alder College, Kholi Lohrii delivered welcome note and presented the

keynote address. Resource person, inspector of taxes, d e p a r t m e n t o f t a xe s, Sentila Sanglir presented a detailed account on the applicability and benefits of the new tax regime and made a subsumption of taxes under the GST regime. She also highlighted the impact on GST in Nagaland and

termed that late Hezhekhu Chophimi was an active social worker, having great concern for the upliftment for the Sumi people in general and particularly of Northern Sumi. NSBAK, all churches and believers have conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Dated 25/07/2017

I, Shri. Kikruneiu Anthony Sote, S/o, Kezevilie Jerome Sote aged about 31 years, permanent resident of P’ Khel, Kohima Village, Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Angami Naga Tribe.

2. That my correct and official name is Kikruneiu Anthony Sote.

3. That however in my entire Academic records and in all my other documents and records, my name has been inadvertently entered and recorded as Kikrunei-u Anthony Sote instead of Kikruneiu Anthony Sote.

4. That the names Kikruneiu Anthony Sote and Kikrunei-u Anthony Sote refer to one and the same person, i.e., myself.

5. That this affidavit is made to declare my correct and official name as Kikruneiu Anthony Sote and henceforth it shall be used for all official records, future references, official purposes and correspondences.

6. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be used for any rectification or correction if any complication may arises in future.

That the statements from para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing immaterial has been stated. I sign this affidavit before the competent authority at Kohima, on this the 25th day of July, 2017.

Deponent Notary Public/Magistrate K-2554

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NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT

MOKOKCHUNG DISTRICT GB’S ASSOCIATION APPRECIATION

39 SANIS ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY DIST. WOKHA 797111-NAGALAND

The Mokokchung District GB Association would like to convey its sincere appreciation to Nagaland GB Federation President, Shalem Konyak and General Secretary, Shikuto Zahipu under whose guidance and leadership the NGBF delegates were able to meet the honourable P.M. Narendra Modi and interlocutor R.N. Ravi at Delhi on 2nd and 3rd August 2017.

The Mokokchung District GB Association also fully support the representation submitted by the Nagaland GB Federation and desire for a permanent and peaceful solution for the Naga people.

Sd/Imolemba Jamir GB President, MDGBA

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enumerated its features.

Inspectors of Taxes, Merenkaba, Vizayie Kar, Zuthungbemo Ovung from the dept. of Taxes clarified doubts for the students pertaining to GST. Vote of thanks was rendered by Manshom Wagnao assistant professor department of Economics, Alder College.

NSBAK condoles late Hezhekhu’s demise

DIMAPUR: Northern Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu, (NSBAK; Aizuto) Mission Centre Pughoboto has condoled the demise of late Hezhekhu Chophimi Akukatou of Hezhekhu village, president of Northern Sumi Hoho who passed away on August 8 at Dimapur.

In a condolence message, NSBAK

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and about 800 students from Don Bosco Higher Secondary School attended the program. A powerpoint presentation on electoral process, registration and voting procedure was also presented by Roland Merry, assistant election officer, Dimapur in Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Dimapur. The students were also handed with a badge “I am the future voter of India” and a brochure on “how do I register and vote”.

The Interactive School Engagement Prog ramme (ISE) has been conceptualised to target the young people falling within the 15-17 years age group who have been identified by Election Commission India as the “future voters” and is also meant to provide a platform to connect them with the election machinery.

NABARD organises training for Self Help Group leaders, members DIMAPUR: National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) organized training for self help group leaders and members at Pfutsero, Phek on August 8, to strengthen the role of self-help groups.

D D M , NA BA R D, Imsunaro emphasised on the important roles of SHGs, relationship with financial institutions, diversification and upscaling of activities as per the local requirements.

BMNSCB Pfutsero, Mhathung Khuvung and SMS (agronomy), KVK Porba Dr. Hannah Kriijia made deliberations on lines of banking and agriculture sectors during the programme.

Executive director, C W W S, Ve c h u l u – u Kanuo, also took part in

Dear Atshu Soho!!!

On this Day the 10th August 2017 (8th Birth Anniversary) you have successfully travelled all these years against all odds and obstacles. We really felt glad and proud while watching you in your 8 years journey that you have been keeping yourself like a blooming Rose even in the midst of the thorns. Your entry in to our family has brought Love, Peace, Oneness, Trustworthy etc that we deserve for a long time. May you continue to live like a blooming flower that generously feeds insects with its enlightened fragrance at all free.

“A very Happy Birth Day Atshu Soho”.

Lots of Love from loving Parents, Bros & Sis

DIMAPUR: Under the Interactive School Engagement Programme (ISE) young students were sensitized on Systematic Vo t e r s E d u c a t i o n a n d Electoral Par ticipation (SVEEP) by the deputy commissioner and district electoral officer, Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, who visited Cornerstone Higher Secondary School, Dimapur and the additional deputy commissioner and electoral registration officer, Dimapur, Sara S. Jamir, visited Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Dimapur.

The young students were also sensitised about the electoral process in general and encouraged about enrolling their names in the electoral roll as and when they attained the qualifying age of 18 years.

Altogether, about 400 students from Cornerstone Higher Secondary School

DIMAPUR: New Market Business Owners’ Association (NMBOA) has dee ply mour ned the untimely demise of its president, H. Hokivi Chishi. A condolence note

by NMBOA stated that late Hokivie was the chief architect of NMBOA and through his initiative that a proper office was established to cater to the problems and issues of the businessmen and customers as well.

It stated that late Hokivi with strong determination took the initiative to install CCTVs in New Market after which there was a huge decline in anti-social activities in the area. NMBOA stated that it has lost a fatherly figure, mentor and guiding star. NMBOA, staff & family conveys heartfelt Participants at the SHG training. condolences to the bereaved the programme, which was (CWWS) and attended family and may Almighty coordinated by Chakhesang by 15 leaders of self-help grant the departed soul rest in heavenly peace.

Women Welfare Society groups (SHGs).

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DC and DEO, Dimapur visit schools under SVEEP

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Jury inspecting the state level science exhibition and project competition 2017, part-II at GHSS, Nagarjan, Dimapur on August 9. (DIPR)

best original ideas in any Indian language would be nominated by the principle online through E-MIAS. The school may also submit students’ ideas/innovations through NIF Website on web-link http://nif.org. in/inspire/2017/submit -inspire -idea. Submission for online nomination for the year 2017-18 is open till August 15.

Kilangjungla from El Shaddai Academy, Dimapur won the first position while J. Meyawati walling from Living Stone Higher Secondary School, Dimapur and Viyili Awomi from DonBosco Higher Secondary School, Dimapur bagged the second and third positions respectively.

Earlier the exhibition was declared open by D D E O, D i m a p u r, R .

Amongla Jamir. Senior lecturer, DIET, Dimapur, Ja m e s S e m a , r e a d e r, SCERT, R. Peter Phewhuo, GT, GHSS, Dimapur, Lephizo Apon and PGT, GHSS, Dimapur, Apila Patton were the jur y members for the competition. Certificates were handed over by principle GHSS, Dimapur, B. Watisangla.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, August 10, 2017

Date : 8/8/17

I, M. Zeliang, father of minor daughter Ibina Nsarangbe, resident of H/No- 800 Sector-1, Diphupar B, Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That, I am citizen of India.

2. That, my daughter's correct name is lbina Nsarangbe.

3. That, my daughter's name is recorded as Ibina in the bank account due to inadvertent clerical mistakes in place of my daughter's actual and correct name Ibina Nsarangbe 4. That, Ibina and Ibina Nsarangbe is the same and one identical person.

5. That I swear this affidavit only to declare that my daughter correct name Ibina Nsarangbe if any false information given by me mentioned above then I shall be fully liable.

Verification- That I verify that the above statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

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I, Ms. Bebeni Lotha Odyuo, daughter of K. David Lotha, resident of H/ No. 33, Oriental Colony, Dimapur Dist., Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the aforementioned address.

2. That out of ignorance and oversight my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as (i) Bibeni Odyuo and (ii) Bebeni Lotha Odyuo in my official documents, certificates, Bank Account, PAN Card and Aadhaar Card etc.

3. That the variations such as Bibeni Odyuo @ Bebeni Lotha Odyuo are synonymous and indistinguishable and refers to the name same person i.e. me.

4. That for the purpose of evidencing declare that wherever and wherever the name Bibeni Odyuo @ Bebeni Lotha Odyuo appeared in any paper writing, documents, deeds etc., it shall be deemed to be as the of the one and the same person i.e. me.

5. That this Affidavit shall be produced as a piece of documentary proof and evidence as and when required before any competent authority/ies to declare that Bibeni Odyuo @ Bebeni Lotha Odyuo are synonymous and refers to the bame same person i.e me before the concerned authority.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me.

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CONGRATULATION The Naga People’s Front 39 Sanis Assembly Constituency Wokha Nagaland congratulates Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu President NPF central Kohima Nagaland and Ex-Chief Minister of Nagaland for his victorious win in the by-election to the 10 Northern Angami Assembly Constituency.

Further, the NPF 39 Sanis A/C Office bearers, both Active and Primary members unanimously resolved to support the leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu President NPF Central Kohima Nagaland.

Nyamo Odyuo Janbemo N Odyuo President Gen. Secretary NPF 39 Sanis A/C Wokha, Nagaland NPF 39 Sanis A/C Wokha, Nagaland K-2555

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PHÜSACHODÜMI STUDENTS' UNION PHEK, NAGALAND

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The Phüsachodümi Students' Union expresses its heartiest congratulations to Hon'ble MLA Shri. Chotisüh Sazo on being conferred the Doctor of Public Administration (PDA) from the Commonwealth University, London.May there be many more to come and best wishes for future endeavour.

BESUTO CÜRHAH President, PSU

ROKOBINO CHO-O General Secretary, PSU

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Toivi Swu and Toivi Sema are the names of the same and one person. That my name Toivi Sema may stand as corrected and I shall use the same in all my future documents and record by Regd. No. 379/2017 Date : 09/08/2017 DP-8063 IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Prokriti Roy has been applied by Smti. Purna Laxmi Roy, M/o. Lt. Prokriti Roy R/o H.No 98, Block-I, Padum Pukhuri Vill., Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : Pension Benefits SBI A/C. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this Court on or before the said day of 25th Aug' 2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 26th July 2017.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, august 10, 2017

Manipur CM Biren Singh concludes SEA nation tour

Biren Singh meeting with Laos Prime Minister’s Office minister Alunkeo.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 9: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh ended his foreign tour and returned to Imphal on Wednesday.

During his tour to South East Asian (SEA) nation from August 6, Singh attended the 25th anniversary celebration conference of the ASEAN-India Dialogue Partnership at Vientiane (Laos PDR). A statement from CMO, said that Singh stressed on promoting people to people connectivity between Manipur and Laos during his meetings with different ministers of the country before concluding his tour on Tuesday.

At Lao PDR capital,

Vientiane, the chief minister had separate meetings with Prime Minister’s Office minister Alunkeo, commerce and industry minister Khemmani Pholsena and information, culture and tourism minister Bosengkham Vongdara during his visit. Biren had fruitful discussions on myriad issues including culture, tourism and trade potentials with the ministers, CMO statement added.

The chief minister pointed out that Manipur shares close affinity in terms of culture, customs and food habits not only with Laos but also with most of the ASEAN countries.

T h e m i n i s t e r s ex pressed astonishment when

Biren mentioned about the similarities of Laos and Manipur in food habits and many other things.

All the ministers expressed their willingness to visit Manipur after Singh extended invitation to this year’s Manipur Sangai festival.

Singh said that the government of India had transformed its ‘Look East Policy’ into ‘Act East Policy’ with a renewed vigour to enhance ties with ASEAN countries in terms of bilateral relations and trade.

The India-MyanmarThailand trilateral highway, which would connect Moreh of Manipur with Mae Sot in western Thailand through Mandalay in Myanmar, would certainly boost trade between Manipur and ASEAN countries, Singh said.

Biren also presented shawls having Sangai prints and Pakhangba mementoes to the ministers and top officials, whom he met during the tour.

The chief minister was accompanied by state parliamentary secretary (tourism) Dr S Ranjan, parliamentary secretary (home) L Susindro, advisor to CM Rajat Sethi and personal secretary to CM S Rajen during his visit.

Kuki orgns endorse separate state for Kukis in Manipur Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 9: Ahead of the scheduled tripartite talks involving Kuki militants under suspension of operation (SoO) truce, Centre and state government, various Kuki based civil society organizations (CSOs) staged a rally in Kangpokpi district on Wednesday.

The Kuki organizations have also endorsed towards the demand of UPF and KNO for separate state for Kukis in Manipur within the Indian constitution.

The third round of tripartite talks with Kuki National Front (KNF) and United People’s Front (UPF), the two umbrella bodies of 18 Kuki based militant groups under suspension of operation truce with the government is scheduled for Thursday at New Delhi.

Extending support to the demand of the KNO and UPF and demanding honourable solution within a time-bound period, Kukis from various places across the state took part in the rally.

The rally commenced from Brig Thomas Ground, Kangpokpi around 7.30 a.m. towards Kangpokpi Bazar on NH-2.

BJP will not win a single assembly seat in M’laya: Cong Correspondent

Shillong, Aug 9: Senior Congress and Meghalaya minister, Ronnie V. Lyngdoh on Wednesday expressed doubt that the BJP would even win a single seat in next year assembly elections.

The veteran Congress leader was reacting to BJP national spokesperson Nalin Kohli who claimed that a non-Congress government will be formed in Meghalaya after the assembly elections “I think Nalin Kohli is not on right state of mind while uttering that a non-

Congress government will be formed in Meghalaya. I doubt whether they (BJP) will win a single seat. Therefore, how can he talk of forming a non-Congress gover nment,” Lyngdoh said.

“Meghalaya is UP (Uttar Pradesh). We are conscious people and the electorates also cast their votes consciously. I don’t think the electorates here would vote for a party (BJP) which is creating an atmosphere of intolerance be it food habits or attack on religious institutions,” he stated.

On Tuesday, Kohli

said, “A non-Congress government is a certainty as of today as we assess the situation. Now the only question is who is going to be in that non-Congress government and how many seats those parties will secure.”

“I do not think that the Congress party pitch anywhere shows that they are going to win the third term in Meghalaya,” the BJP leader had stated However, Lyngdoh was confident that the Congress will retain the government next year for its pro-development activities across the state.

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member state assembly is scheduled to be held in February-March 2018.

On Kohli’s claim that many of the Congress legislators are in touch with the BJP, Lyngdoh said, “No Congress legislator will join BJP as they knew that people will not vote for a party which promotes communal tensions and divide by dictating someone’s food habits and religious beliefs.”

Asked if the sacking of two Congress ministers - Prestone Tynsong and Sniawbhalang Dhar – would affect his party prospect in the next year elections, Lyngdoh said.

Decision to remove Mahatma’s statue evokes sharp reaction G u wahat i , Au g 9 (PTI): The decision of the Kamrup (Metro) district administration to remove the iconic statue of Mahatma Gandhi atop the Gandhi mondop here has evoked sharp reaction and strong resentment from artists and freedom fighters.

The decision to remove Mahatma Gandhi’s statue was taken at a meeting chaired by Deputy Commissioner M Angamuthu on Monday for development of the Gandhi Mondop under Guwahati Smart City project and for eviction of encroachers on its Sarania Hill, according to a district administration press release.

“The 47-year old statue has been made by an unparallel sculptor like Ramkinkar Baij. The bronze statue is a pride of Assam and we are fortunate to have it in our state”, Manik Bora, president of the Heritage Conservation Society of Assam told PTI today.

“Removal of the statue will be criminal and unfortunate. We strongly condemn the move of the administration to remove the statue and we will protest against it”, said the noted art critic and film maker.

“If a hammer is lifted to dismantle the statue, we the artists and all like minded people will put our head

under it. The government has not realised the value of the statue... the west will pay crores of Dollars to possess this statue”, Bora asserted.

Assam Freedom Fighters Association president Jatin Goswami also opposing the move said, “the statue is an honour to the state. We will not allow the government to remove the Mahatma’s statue”.

“We don’t approve the move of the government and we will submit a memorandum to the administration to withdraw its decision to keep the statue in its original place”, Goswami said.

A spokesperson from the Kasturba Gandhi National Memorial Tr ust Assam Branch, located at the foothill of Sarania Hill where the Gandhi Mondop is, said “it is not a good move...it cannot be allowed.

We have sent for the detailed papers on the administration’s decision”.

“The statue was erected during the time of Congress government headed by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

Now the BJP-led government wants to remove all statues put up by Congress”, the spokesman claimed.

Kishore Das, general secretary of the prominent Artists Guild of Guwahati and president of All Assam Visual Artists Association said, “It is a matter of pride for Assam that we have Ramkinkar Baij’s creation in our state. We all artists unanimously oppose and protest against the move”.

Renuka Devi Borkataki, former Union Education and Culture minister told PTI, “I am not aware of who made the statue.

MDF to merge with BJP Aizawl, Aug 9 (PTI): Maraland Democratic Front (MDF) Wednesday announced that it would soon merge with the BJP. Founder president of the MDF P P Thawlla announced the party’s decision at a press conference in south Mizoram’s Lunglei district.

Thawlla said that the merger ceremony would be formally held at Siaha town, the district headquarters of southernmost Mizoram’s Siaha district soon.

MDF was earlier an electoral ally of Mizoram’s main opposition par ty the Mizo National Front (MNF). BJP Mizoram unit president Prof John V Hluna said that the BJP would open an account in the 2018 state assembly polls as at least one BJP candidate belonging to the Chakma community would win in the areas where the Chakmas are concentrated.

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The revised and updated list of vacant scats available for open counseling will be uploaded on the AIIMS website by 5:00 PM on 21.08.2017.

The candidates who are interested in attending open counseling on the scheduled date will be required to register themselves online for open counseling on the AIIMS website i.e. www.aiimsexam.org.

The online registration will open on 12.08.2017 at 10:00 am and closed on 17.08.2017 at 5:00 PM and on the day of counseling they will have to produce printout of the slip issued to them at the time of online registration for open counseling alongwith all original certificates of qualification.

Note: - Candidates will not be able to attend open counseling without the production of printout of registration slip issued for open counseling at the time of online registration.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

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ndia is a country having the variety of cultures and also the birth place of many major religions( Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism etc), famous philosophers and social reformers. With a population of 121.09 crore as per 2011 census data, India is also the second highest populated country after China.

Within the folds of the huge population, India’s pluralism and secularism is reflected by the composition of various races and religions. As per the 2011 census data, the Hindu population is 96.63 crore (79.8 percent); Muslim 17.22 crore (14.2 percent); Christian 2.78 crore (2.3 percent); Sikh 2.08 crore (1.7 percent); Buddhist 0.84 crore (0.7 percent); Jain 0.45 crore (0.4 percent), Other religions and persuasions (ORP) 0.79 crore (0.7 percent) and religion not stated 0.29 crore (0.2 percent). According to the data, the proportion of Muslim population to total population increased by 0.8 percentage point (PP) in 2011. The proportion of Hindu population to total population in 2011 declined by 0.7 PP; the proportion of Sikh population declined by 0.2 PP and the Buddhist population also declined by 0.1 PP during the decade 2001-2011. The report also revealed that there was been no significant change in the proportion of Christians and Jains. Seen in the light of its rich heritage, India can only flourish if every citizen is given the right and liberty as enshrined in the constitution. It is unfortunate that India as a nation has been bonded to the ideologies of politics that only seek to exploit the sentiments of the people for vested interests. In other democratic countries, where politics has outgrown narrow parochialism and sectarianism, political parties offer either social or capitalist policies or even a mixture of both. The vision and achievements of parties are talking points. In India, despite nearly 7o years of independence and prior to that, having the British colonial rulers built foundation for socio-economic development; the country today, instead, looks like being caught between the modern and the medieval minds. Liberal India has gone scampering for cover after the rise of the ideological conservatism.

Words such as ‘pluralism’ and ‘secularism’ have been stigmatised which outgoing vice president Mohammad Hamid Ansari, described as forming the basic tenets in our social compact. However, he lamented that both these basic values have come under severe contestation in recent days. Ansari said this while speaking to students of National Law School of India at Bengaluru. He told the audience that neither of the two depend on the political vagaries of the day nor on the political ascendency of this or that party. The ruling establishment has got the entire nation enamoured of a aggressive and muscular nationalism and has shown little patience of tolerance to anything that is contrary or opposing the neo-nationalism. India’s multifarious society is a veritable mass of contrasts and extremes and any effort to homogenise the inherent strength of diversity will only a brittle and edgy nationalism. What is clear is that today , there is an overt and aggressive attempt to inject the chosen ‘culture’ or ‘religion’ to re-construct Indian nationalism. Saying so should not mean being anti-national but a patriotic need to watch out against the global trend towards hypernationalism and the closing of the mind.

DailyDevotion Prayer in the Father’s Hearing Jesus lifted up His eyes and said, “Father, I thank You that You have heard Me.” —John 11:41 When the Son of God prays, He is mindful and consciously aware of only His Father. God always hears the prayers of His Son, and if the Son of God has been formed in me (see Galatians 4:19) the Father will always hear my prayers. But I must see to it that the Son of God is exhibited in my human flesh. “…your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit…” (1 Corinthians 6:19), that is, your body is the Bethlehem of God’s Son. Is the Son of God being given His opportunity to work in me? Is the direct simplicity of His life being worked out in me exactly as it was worked out in His life while here on earth?

When I come into contact with the everyday occurrences of life as an ordinary human being, is the prayer of God’s eternal Son to His Father being prayed in me? Jesus says, “In that day you will ask in My name…” (John 16:26). What day does He mean? He is referring to the day when the Holy Spirit has come to me and made me one with my Lord.

Is the Lord Jesus Christ being abundantly satisfied by your life, or are you exhibiting a walk of spiritual pride before Him? Never let your common sense become so prominent and forceful that it pushes the Son of God to one side. Common sense is a gift that God gave to our human nature— but common sense is not the gift of His Son. Supernatural sense is the gift of His Son, and we should never put our common sense on the throne. The Son always recognizes and identifies with the Father, but common sense has never yet done so and never will. Our ordinary abilities will never worship God unless they are transformed by the indwelling Son of God. We must make sure that our human flesh is kept in perfect submission to Him, allowing Him to work through it moment by moment. Are we living at such a level of human dependence upon Jesus Christ that His life is being exhibited moment by moment in us?

Quotes

Success is where preparation and opportunity meet. ~ Bobby Unser

Thursday, August 10, 2017

Between The Lines

Hindi spread requires patience

Vol. XXVII NO. 245 Dimapur, Thursday, August 10, 2017

India’s diversity

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

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henever a state language wants to spread itself to the national sphere, it naturally meets with some resistance. The limits of both are delineated. One is confined to the state while the other has the entire country for its spread. The chauvinists in states have not understood it or at least not in the manner it should be. There is no competition. One is regional and the other is national. That Hindi is the national language was decided by the constituent assembly. The parliamentary committee— representatives from the non-Hindi speaking states participated—once again made it clear that Hindi was the national language and what has been left to the future was the switchover from English to Hindi.

What is happening now is that an effort is being made to reopen the language issue. Some are challenging the very idea of India and making territorial demands.

This is unfortunate. Hindi was adopted to be India’s language by the constituent assembly and there is a

wrong impression spread that it was done by the majority of one.

The controversy was over the adoption of numerals, not the language.

Today, the official business and most other work are conducted in Hindi, much to the difficulty of nonHindi speaking people. In fact, during the framing of constitution between, the issue of language was one of the most debated topics and the decision to declare a national language resulted in two prominent camps.

One, the North Indians who advocated Hindi as the national language and, two, the South Indians who did not want it to be imposed upon them. While the Hindi camp tried to push Hindi due to its “numerical superiority”, the Tamil camp rejected it outright and one of the Tamil leaders even went on to mock them by pointing out that if “numerical superiority” was the criteria, then the crow had to be chosen as national bird instead of the peacock. After several brainstorming debates, the Constituent assembly de-

cided to finalize on Hindi business, he found that the with Devanagari script as non-Hindi speaking memthe official language of the bers were up in arms and Union, along with a special vehemently opposed to use clause that English would of the language in official continue to remain in use business. Slowly and gradufor all official purposes for ally, Pant brought around the next all members to 15 years. reiterate that Kuldip Nayar But withthe union lanin few years, the commit- guage, as enunciated in tees set up to implement it the constitution, would be began to face the ground Hindi. He left the matter of realities. It came as a hard switchover to sometime in realization that 15 years the future. Prime Minister would not be a sufficient Jawaharlal Nehru gave an period as the process of assurance to the non-Hindi developing Hindi to a stage speaking people that the where it could be used as switchover would take place single national language only when they would be would take more time. Even ready for it. His succesC. Rajagopalachari, who sor Lal Bahadur Shastri had always been in favour brought a bill in parliament of Hindi as the national to that effect. Parliament language and had imposed gave an assurance to the Hindi in 1937 when he had country that the non-Hindi formed the Government of speaking people would not Madras, began to air his be put to inconvenience or concerns about how Hindi handicapped. Parliament is was yet to develop to be very sensitive on the subject acceptable as the single na- and does not want to take tional language. I was pres- any action until the nonent at the discussion by the Hindi speaking members parliamentary committee endorse it. But a recent when Govind Ballabh Pant move by BJP government to was the Home Minister. I promote Hindi had opened was his information officer up a can of worms and then. When he started the scratched old scars. Social

media was abuzz with debates over linguistics. While there seemed to be a general consensus among citizens that no language must be imposed upon by anybody against their wishes, most states in the south, Tamil Nadu in particular, had vehemently opposed any such move. With the spread of soft-Hindutava in the country, Hindi is coming in its wake. Prime Minister Narendra Modi feels at home with the language. So do the other members from the majority of Hindi-speaking states. That is the reason why a non-Hindi speaking state jealously guards its regional language and even challenges Hindi whenever the particular state feels that the rightful space of its own language has been taken by national language. Since the country has adopted a three-language formula— English, Hindi and the regional—the Hindi-speaking states are happy because it is their regional language.

Non-Hindi speaking states are also happy because they have English and fit into the dictates of the Union which is primarily conducting its

Post-mortem

‘Some hard facts of the present political crisis’

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he Naga People’s Front had won the 2013 General Assembly election with a landslide victory securing 38 seats, which at a later stage increased to 48 NPF MLAs with the merger of 1 NCP, 1 JDU and 8 Congress MLAs. Then came the 16th Lok Sabha election in 2014 where the then Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio decided to contest much against the wishes of the party and the elected members with an excuse to speak for the Nagas in the Parliament.

NPF party as a whole has no choice but to send him to the Lok Sabha with a very big margin, having much faith that this tall man shall deliver his promises.

But much to the bewilderment of everyone, he decided to dismantle the strong fabric of the NPF party before his departure. A situation arose where majority of the party elected members opted for T.R Zeliang to take over the chair of the Chief Minister, but N. Rio would not part with the chair and it was only after a bitter tussle, and on being assured by his lobbies that he would be inducted as union minister, he finally paved way for T.R. Zeliang to take over as Chief Minister.

Even after this, when Rio’s name did not feature in the induction list of the union minister, he began to play another card by forcing 3 NCP legislators to merge with the BJP. T.R Zeliang reacted sharply and pursued for disqualification of the 3 NCP MLAs and the matter reached the Supreme Court. In 2015, another political conspiracy of Rio unfolded as he projected Kaito Aye as the Chief Minister and caused groupism in the NPF party resulting in the infamous Sovima camp episode.

Because of his nefarious and

notorious evil intention, the NPF party with its Cock symbol came under attack and the issue was taken up to the Election Commission of India whereby, the ECI directed both the warring parties to reconcile under the provisions of NPF party constitution.

In the light of this reconciliation, the BJP, being an alliance partner in the DAN initiated for induction of Neiphiu Rio in the union ministry, but a week before the induction, T. R Zeliang cunningly convinced and literally forced the NPF to suspend Rio from NPF party which was indeed, a big blow and the chapter of Rio’s induction in the union ministry became a closed chapter.

This was done so, in T.R Zeliang’s very own words, “to protect and safeguard the NPF leadership of President Dr. Shurhozelie and also his Chief Minister’s chair.”

Notwithstanding all these, the issue of ULB election with 33% women reservation yet again sparked off and was blown out of proportion resulting in loss of Government properties and precious lives of the two young men.

For the first time in the political history of the Nagas, the town and cities of Nagaland came under complete siege, where government-registered vehicles and government officials could not even move out of their homes.

They were in fact under house arrest for almost one month.

Our state became paralyzed and it ultimately forced T.R Zeliang to step down.

To place the record straight, it was at the behest and instigation of Mr. N. Rio, that T. R Zeliang had to step down. The majority of the elected members prayed that Dr. Shurhozelie should take over but amidst all these political storms, few vested interested

persons came in between and created huge division among the elected members, resulting in T.R Zeliang shooting off to Delhi the very next day without meeting Dr. Shurhozelie, to meet the central leaders, which is well described as the midnight drama

by Tokheho Yeptho, the main architect of the whole show which he also makes a mention in his press statement.

Adding to the drama, T.R Zeliang with his inability to control the situation, called up the president Dr. Shurhozelie and pretended that he was rushing off to Delhi to convince the central leadership not to impose President’s Rule in the state but on the sly made a secret pact with Rio to take over the CM chair without consulting any of the MLAs supporting his Government. A secret communiqué was issued to the MLAs to move out of Nagaland and eventually, they landed in Kaziranga only to be left awestruck as the resort was flooded with Rio’s supporters who were already on the job of finalizing the new government formation without the consent of the majority MLAs. A major blow to Rio during this infamous campaign was the majority MLAs rejecting his leadership and had refused to ditch the NPF party president Dr. Shurhozelie, resulting in their homecoming and installing Dr. Shurhozelie as the Chief Minister of Nagaland.

In the event that has unfolded before our very eyes, and despite of all the betrayal, the pain and the damage done to the image of NPF party, there has been several efforts by individuals, Organizations and even elected members to revoke Rio’s suspension order and to patch up with Dr. Shurhozelie in the

Health : A collective responsibility

Dr. Shürhozelie’s rejoinder to NPF central media

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am constrained to issue this rejoinder to a news item that appeared in some local media dated the 9th August, 2017 under the caption, “NPF central media on Neiphiu Rio’s acceptance as interim president.”

In NPF, we have one President and two Working Presidents as enshrined in the NPF Constitution. These three were elected strictly as per the provisions of the Constitution and voted by the active members in the General Convention in 2014 for the tenure 2014-2020. Except these three, there is no other President and there is no vacancy either. The present arrangement of non-NPF members talking about interim president is simply to create confusion in the mind of the people. Our people are no longer simple as they think. Franklin Pierce Adams says, “ The trouble with this country is that there are too many politicians who believe, with a conviction based on experience, that you can fool all the people all the time.”

Mr. Neiphiu Rio is nobody in the Central Office, he is only a suspended M.P. who was elected on NPF ticket.

We have no post of interim president in Central Office. His followers have been going around and fooled some NPF functionaries to sign a paper that they support the leadership of Mr. N. Rio as interim president.

I want to make it clear to my party people that anyone who signed that paper lending support to the leadership of Mr. Rio should know himself that he has already left the NPF party at his own. It is nothing but defection. When a person defects from a political party to another, he disowns everything he has and go away including his official designation.

Every NPF Division is, therefore, directed to cross check and update the position and fill up all those vacancies caused by defection of some of our erstwhile NPF members.

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, President, NPF

Reader’s Post

concept with ever evolving challenges and opportunities. We are faced with the dual problem of increasing lifestyle ailments (Cancer, Diabetes, Hypertension, Cardio vascular diseases, mental Sir, disordersetc) at one spectrum Central government did announce that all roads in India would be of ceand the persistence of sub- ment concrete but in Nagaland, it is quite impossible. Why? Because political Saharan like health issues leaders, bureaucrats and contractors do not wish all the roads in Nagaland state (malnutrition, communi- covered by cement, because the roads would remain for many years without cable, vector-borne diseases) wearing out. Therefore there would be no need for road repairs, thereby no at the other. These challenges chance for “corruption” by the “addicted corruption” people. Nobody listens need the highest coordination to others, therefore every couple of months government changes and people between Health and other al- face untold hardships. But government never bothers for public trouble only lied sectors at all levels. Our thinking “corruption” sleepless night. In Nagaland when it is dry, the roads society needs more dialogue, understanding and enlight- become dusty and without mask nobody can go or come, when it rains, the enment. The media, civil roads becomes Nullah - like fishery ponds due to corruption, no maintenance society, educational institu- of roads.

Adage saying, road is the face of the district and state as every visitor tions and the Churches have a big role to play as the other and tourist ‘judge’ the state based on the road condition, but government of government functionaries. It Nagaland do not understand this procedure.

The seven sins are politics without principle, wealth without work, pleasure is easier said than done but I am optimistic of a healthier without conscience, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, Nagaland and for the ‘Nana’ science without humanity, worship without sacrifice.

Read the Holy Bible verses of Jeremiah 49:16, Obadiah 1:4, Ecclesiastes in each of our homes.

(Concluded) 5:15, Psalm 49:17, 1 Timothy 6:7, so that God will forgive your sins and give you salvation no doubt.

Dr.Longri Kichu, Rikhyo Kikon Lotha, Octogenarian, Pensioners NCS (Rtd), Social worker Consultant, UNICEF 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.

(From previous issue) 7. The Community: I saved the most important for the last.‘Communitisation’of public institutions is what Nagaland gave to the nation.

Our rich ‘social capital’ was the base for it. It roughly translates to transferring ‘responsibility/ownership’ of public institutions like hospitals to the people. There is a lot the community can do in improving the quality of hospital care, tackling undernutrition and improving sanitation and hygiene. The possibilities are limitless and it doesn’t have to do with ‘money’every time.

Some villages have looked into staff quarters, approach road to hospitals, toilets, running water and renovation of the hospital complexes very effectively. The Village Health Committee needs to be proactive in tackling local health issues. Can the community look at the implementation of Mid- day Meals? Can the

Community build quarters for health workers? Can we demand our entitlements under PDS? Can we mobilise our children for Immunization? Can we demand the health staff to be regular at their place of posting? Can we look at the functionality of Anganwadi Centres?

The answer is a ‘YES ‘to all of it.But we need a ‘bridge’ between the community and the System. Not everyone is aware of their rights and entitlements. Not everyone has access to information.

To anyone reading this, can you be an agent to bridge that awareness gap?! In your colony. In your village. And just right where you are. The various unions (Students’, women), the Church, the social media warriors, the youth and the numerous informed individuals are the bridges that’s sorely found to be missing in our society.

Health is a dynamic

interest of the Nagas to which Dr. Shurhozelie agreed.

However, it is the handiwork of T.R Zeliang who compelled Dr. Shurhozelie not to revoke the suspension of Rio, on the pretext that Rio’s coming back would eventually destroy not only the NPF party and their leadership too, but would even destroy Khriehu Liezietsu’s future. Such were the tricks pulled out from the sleeves of T.R Zeliang to prevent Rio’s suspension revocation. T.R Zeliang even reported that henchmen and conman were deployed to physically eliminate himself and Dr. Shurhozelie after the Sovima episode, which was done so with intention to blame the Sovima campers. After the total destruction of Dr. Shurhozelie and Rio’s relationship, knowing fully well that they won’t be coming back together again, T.R Zeliang began to build bridges with Rio to again destroy the NPF party.

T.R Zeliang managed to gain the confidence of Rio by promising to push for Rio’s induction in the Union ministry.

Rio did not refuse this proposal since his sole intention was to see Dr. Shurhozelie and T.R going their separate ways. Rio was pleased and signed a secret deal with the BJP to dismantle the Naga people’s Front. Now, that they are together, the people need to know the truth and it is for them to clarify their position.

The Cock party, which is a Naga political heritage and identity of the Nagas, should be preserved, protected and promoted to be handed down to the younger Naga generation.

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business in English. Hindi chauvinists, who showed no patience earlier, are now quiet because they find that Hindi is a compulsory subject all over the country.

If not today, but tomorrow Hindi would have been learnt by the generations to come. Even the people in south India have realised that there is no go from the national language and their children are learning Hindi. Probably, the Modi government feels that it has to be only patient. The noting on files is already in Hindi. Those who do so have the dictates of the Union in mind and give the English translation of the noting as well. It serves everybody’s purpose and hence there is no reason for the government to take any extreme measures that will be looked down upon as an imposition. It would be better if things are left as they prevail today. Hindi is already there. Only a bit of patience is needed from the chauvinists. The RSS is doing that. Modi’s occasional visits to the RSS headquarters at Nagpur testify that.

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Massive Maratha ‘mook morcha’ storms Mumbai

Maratha Kranti Morcha began from Byculla, south Mumbai at 11 a.m. in a peaceful manner and terminated at the historic Azad Maidan in Mumbai on Wednesday.

and interacted with the participants.

Started on August 9, 2016, with processions in 57 cities, the MKM made its maiden entry in the state capital on Wednesday and ended the year-long campaign for reservation by submitting a memorandum to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis in the evening.

Fadnavis later announced that a cabinet subcommittee would be set up to periodically review the issues raised by the Maratha Kranti Morcha and take necessary steps.

On the main demand of reservations for Marathas, he said the Bombay High Court has stayed it and sought a report from the Maharashtra State Backward Class Commission (MSBCC).

“We will request the MSBCC to submit its report early to the court,” Fadnavis told the legislature, after a delegation of MKM and political parties’ leaders met him and submitted a memorandum of their demands.

He announced hostels for Maratha students in every district with an outlay of Rs 5 crore for each,

scholarships in 605 academic courses with reduction in minimum percentage marks for eligibility, reduction in fees to benefit one million students, and giving Rs 200 crore to the Annasaheb Patil Arthik Vikas Corporation, among others.

However, the opposition parties were not convinced and both Leader of Opposition in assembly Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil, of the Congress and Leader of Opposition in Council (NCP) Dhananjay Munder said the CM had nothing new to offer.

Wednesday’s procession secured the support of all political parties with even the NDA constituents Shiv Sena and Republican Party of India-A announcing their support, while the Samajwadi Party and AIMIM took the opportunity to raise the long-pending demands for similar job and educational reservations for the Muslim community.

Meanwhile, the procession resulted in disruptions in road and rail traffic inconveniencing millions of commuters r ushing home from workplaces this evening.

RS observes 75th anniversary of ‘Quit India Movement’ Purge hearts of malice: Azad

New Delhi, Aug 9 (IANS): Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad said on Wednesday that to pay true homage to the millions of heroes of freedom struggle, we will have to clear our hearts of malice.

“One of the notable things about the Quit India Movement is that there were no communal riots during that period, because both Mahatma Gandhi and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru had said in their speeches on August 8, 1942 that if Hindus and Muslims stay united, India will achieve freedom,” Azad said.

He was speaking on the 75th anniversary of Quit India Movement in the Rajya Sabha.

“If we want to pay true homage to those martyrs, leaders, millions of peasants, workers, youngsters, writers, journalists and intellectuals, we will have to first clean our hearts of all malice,” he added. He said that just by cleaning the streets and drains, India would not become “swachh” (clean).

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swachh (pure and clean), we will have to cleanse our hearts and our minds.

India today doesn’t face a threat from the British, or from any external enemy...our enemy lies within us -- it is our thinking, the malice in our hearts and minds. We will have to end this thinking which is against humanity,” Azad said.

He maintained: “If we change our thinking, the dream Mahatma Gandhi had for a free India would be fulfilled.” Earlier, in a veiled attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Azad drew a parallel between the night of August 8, 1942 and that of August 8, 2017. “I do not want to mention the incidents that happened the last night.

Communalism, neo-liberal policies must quit India: Yechury

On the 75th anniversary of the Quit India Movement, it is necessary that communalism and neo-liberal economic policies that are hurting people “quit India”, Communist Party of India Marxist (CPI-M) leader Sitaram Yechury said in an impassioned speech on Wednesday.

“What is the meaning of observing the 75th Anniversary of the Quit India Movement if today what has to quit India does not quit India?

You have to quit these economic policies that are increasing unemployment, that are increasing poverty, that are increasing the divide between the rich and the poor,” Yechury said in Rajya Sabha.

He said that in 2014, wealth amounting to 49 per cent of the GDP was held by one per cent of the Indian population.

In 2016, the figure rose to 58.4 per cent of GDP in the hands of one per cent of population.

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Mere degrees won’t help get job: Acharya

(From p-1) Speaking on behalf of the department, the higher education director, Kuholi Chishi, congratulated the pioneers “the Belhos, Sekhoses, Solos, Kires”, saying it was because of them that the college has reached thus far. She said the celebration was the fruit of the humble initiative, which began with a big vision in 1960s.

Chishi assured that the department would extend best of what it could to support and encourage the activities of the institute.

Kohima college alumni association president, Neingulo Krome said that the association, formed in 2012, generated resources and created Trust Fund for the Alumni Association Award consisting of a cash

award along with citation, to students securing top ten positions in the university examination. Krome said the association, with a dream that the college should become a university one day, approached the state government with a proposal to allot 20 acres of land for college expansion. He said the former chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, was gracious enough to allot additional two acres of land, making 22 acres in total.

Earlier, Kohima college principal, Dr. Watijungshi Jamir, delivered introductory speech while Ebenezer Baptist Church pastor, Rev. Keviyiekielie Linyu offered thanksgiving prayer. Sons of the four founding members: Ziebou Kire, son of late Dr. Neilhouzhu Kire;

Thejakhrielie Sekhose, son of late Dr. Satuo Sekhose; Albert Solo, son of late Vibeilie Solo and Vikietuo Belho, son of latye Vilalhoulie Belho lit the anniversary candle. On the occasion, the governor also released the Jubilee souvenir while Deo Nukhu unveiled the 50 years monolith stone. College jubilee choir and Ayim Longchar, a Class of 2005, enthralled the audience with special numbers.

Minster road & bridges, Dr. Niekiesalie Nicky Kire, pro-vice chancellor Nagaland University, and a host of imminent personalities, principles of various college, alumni, Kohima village council, both retired and present faculties, staffs, students and others attended the jubilee programme.

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dreams of 1947 when we became independent?” he said. “If there is anything that must quit India today on its 75th Anniversary, it is the neo-liberal economic policies that are impoverishing the mass of my people; it is the communalism that is dividing my country and disuniting our people,” the Left leader said.

He said that the movement forward should be for strengthening the secular democratic republic of India and not “for creating a Hindu-Pakistan in India”.

“We will have to reject the regressive ideology that seeks to take us back to the darkness of the past. Without rejecting this ideology, we cannot march forward towards a bright future,” Yechury said.

‘August Kranti’ andolan observed at Raj Bhavan

DIMAPUR: A function to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Quit India Movement, also Known as ‘August Kranti’ Andolan, was held at Raj Bhavan Kohima on August 9, 2017.

According to PRO Raj Bhavan, Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, along with officers and staff of Raj Bhavan Kohima paid homage to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion.

Speaking at the function, the commissioner & secretary to governor, Piyush Goyal, said that the Quit India Movement was launched in August 1942 demanding an end to British Rule in India. He said that the Movement was an important milestone in the Indian freedom struggle. Goyal that it was one of the important moments in the journey of the nation that altered the course of history and led India to attain its freedom on August 15, 1947. Further, he informed that the Government of India was urging everyone to take a pledge to create a New India that was strong, prosperous and free of communalism, casteism and terrorism.

JD-U wash hands off Sharad Yadav’s Bihar visit

Patna, Aug 9 (IANS): A day ahead of its former President Sharad Yadav’s arrival in Bihar, the state’s ruling Janata Dal-United on Wednesday distanced itself from the two-day visit and dubbed it a personal initiative. “Sharad Yadav’s visit to Bihar is his personal initiative. The JD-U has nothing to do with it,” JD-U state President Vashisht Narain Singh said. Sharad Yadav will begin his visit to seven districts, including Patna, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, Supaul, and Madhepura, from Thursday to meet people, including his supporters and mostly JD-U leaders

and workers. “Sharad Yadav will meet party leaders and workers loyal to him to know their stand and read the political situation carefully before taking any decision,” a JD-U MLC considered close to him said here.

His visit comes in the wake of Sharad Yadav’s public expression of sadness over Bihar Chief Minister and JD-U President Nitish Kumar’s decision to dump the Grand Alliance of the JD-U, the Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Congress in the state and joined hands with the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance to form the new government.

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The ‘mook morcha’ which took off from the Byculla Zoo and terminated at the historic Azad Maidan -- a distance of around six km -- with lakhs marching peacefully and silently but making a loud political statement for the ruling establishment.

In the day, many parts of the city resembled a sea of people as several lakhs walked at a medium pace, sporting saffron turbans, carrying big and small saffron community flags.

While the majority were on foot, there were some adventurous Marathas who came on bicycles and some others riding horses, a few even dressed like Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj -- the idol of all Maharashtrians, grabbing attention of the media crews positioned strategically across south Mumbai.

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Mumbai, Aug 9 (PTI): Ahead of the festive season, ICICI Bank today introduced an instant credit card which can be availed online and helps a customer to start shopping even before the plastic card gets delivered. “(The card) will empower our customers to instantly get the credit card online in a few steps and immediately start transacting on e-commerce sites to take advantage of offers,” the bank’s executive director Anup Bagchi said.

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Mumbai, Aug 9 (PTI): The US dollar ended sharply higher against the rupee at Rs 63.84/85 per dollar and the pound sterling also finished higher at Rs 82.93/95 per pound at the close of the interbank foreign exchange (forex) market here today.

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NEW DELHI, Aug 9 (Agencies): Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) on Wednesday announced opening of bookings for the all-new Land Rover Discovery at any of its 25 authorised retailers as well as online. The SUV will be launched in November at a starting price of Rs 68.05 lakh.

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September 26-30. The original date for filing GSTR-3, which is the monthly return on the basis of finalisation of details of outward supplies and inward supplies along with the payment of amount of tax, was 20th of the next month.

As regards GSTR-3B, the GST Network portal has started the facility for filing of July returns from August 5. The last date for filing the GSTR-3B for July 2017 is August 20, while the same for the month of August 2017 is September 20.

Over 71.30 lakh excise, service tax and VAT payers have migrated to the GSTN portal and over 15 lakh new assessees have registered on the platform.

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Silver (.999 fineness) zoomed up by Rs 600 per kg to finish at Rs 37,875 from Rs 37,275 earlier.

Globally, Gold rose after North Korea said it is considering an attack on the US Pacific territory of Guam just hours after President Donald Trump warned Pyongyang that any threat to the US would be met with “fire and fury”.

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For August, it is to be filed between September 16-20.

The original date for filing GSTR-1 was 10th of the next month.

Details of inward supplies in Form GSTR-2 for July will have to be filed between September 6-10. For August, the date is September 21-25. The original date for filing of GSTR-2 was 15th of the next month.

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Mumbai, Aug 9 (PTI): Gold prices jumped at the domestic bullion market here today on sustained offtake from investors and jewellery stockists driven by surging global cues. Silver gained Rs 600 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units. Standard gold (99.5 purity) advanced by Rs 140 to conclude at Rs 28,580 per 10 grams from yesterday’s closing level of Rs 28,440. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also added a similar

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Indian forces strong enough to meet any challenge: Jaitley

NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): Amid the border standoff with China, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Indian armed forces are strong enough to meet any challenge to the country’s security as he underlined that lessons have been learnt from the 1962 war.

He also said in the Rajya Sabha that the people of the country have a predominant wish of retrieving the parts of Jammu and Kashmir occupied by Pakistan since 1948.

Jaitley, while initiating a special debate to mark the 75th anniversary of Quit India Movement launched

by Mahatma Gandhi in 1942, said India had faced many challenges over these decades but “we can proudly say the country became stronger with each challenge”.

He said India had “learnt a lesson” from the 1962 war with China that “the armed forces will have be made fully capable on our own because even today the nation faces challenges from our neighbouring countries.”

Compared to 1962, the armed forces were made stronger in 1965 and 1971 wars, Jaitley said.

In 1962, India had to face a war imposed by China and suffer severe reverses.

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Arun Jaitley Pakistan, India had emerged victorious.

“I agree that some challenges are still there.

Some people are targeting our country’s sovereignty and integrity. But I am fully confident that our brave soldiers have capabilty to keep our country secure, may it be challenges on the eastern border or the western border,” he said.

“The armed forces can give any kind of sacrifice for the security of the nation,” the defence minister asserted.

Jaitley’s message assumes significance as it comes amid a two-monthlong border standoff with China in Doklam even though he did not specifically mention it.

He also referred to the occupation of parts of J&K

by Pakistan soon after the Independence.

“Initially (after Independence), we faced a crisis.

Our neighbour had an eye on Kashmir. Even today, we

cannot forget that a part of the country has got separated. It is a wish of every Indian today as to how to retrieve that part,” the minister said.

Jaitley, who is Leader of the Rajya Sabha, said today was the day to commit to make India a strong, just and economically-progressive country.

He underlined the need for freeeing the country from all kinds of violence, be it in the name terrorism, politics or religion.

Jaitley said the country is facing a bigger challenge from terrorism and Leftwing extremism.

In a clear reference to Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, he said a prime minister and a former prime minister had to lose their lives to terrorism.

Jaitley said people from across the border and also some people within the country who have taken to arms, are trying to spread terrorism especially in northern region of the country. He said the security forces, including army, CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir police have contributed a lot in fight against terrorist in J&K, though some incidents still take place.

Jaitley stressed that the House and the whole nation needed to commit in one voice to fight the menace of terrorism.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, august 10, 2017

Declare all languages national: AIADMK leader

M Thambidurai AIADMK, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): leader M Thambidurai, who is also the deputy speaker of Lok Sabha, demanded on Wednesday that all Indian languages be called national and that official status be granted to these.

During a discussion to mark the 75th anniversary of the Quit India movement in Lok Sabha, Thambidurai said people from all languages had fought for the freedom of the country and it was Parliament’s “bounden duty” to treat each of them equally, instead of giving priority to any one language. MP from Tamil Nadu, Thambidurai’s remarks came amid claims of some opposition parties that the BJP government at the Centre was pushing use of Hindi in southern states, where language has long been a sensitive issue.

He read from a newspaper the pledges proposed

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said he wanted to add some.

“Let us pledge to see

that all our languages are called national languages and not regional languages.

Let us pledge to see that all languages, including Tamil, Telugu, Bengali are recognised as official languages of this country,” he said.

Apparently to make a point, he earlier began his speech in Tamil which could not be understood by most lawmakers as the AIADMK member had not informed the Speaker’s office in advance, a requirement so that arrangement for real time translation could be made.

As some members questioned about it, he said this was the situation that if he has to speak in Tamil, he has to get permission in advance. “I am forced to speak in English or Hindi,” he said. While members cannot hear the speech in vernacular languages such as Tamil and Bengali, they are forced to hear it in either Hindi or English, the two languages in which translation is available, Thambidurai said.

Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said the facility will be available with the help of technology.

Thambidurai also recalled the enthusiastic participation of people in the freedom movement from Tamil Nadu and named leaders who took active part in it. The Dravidian movement may have had difference of opinion with the Congress, the pre-eminent party in the independence struggle, but they fought for an independent India.

Kundu khap comes out in support of victim of stalking in Haryana

Protest in support a bureaucrat’s daughter who was stalked by Haryana BJP state chief Subhash Barala’s son, at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi.

Rohtak, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): Amid protests by rival political parties across Haryana in the case of alleged stalking of a woman

by State BJP president Subhash Barala’s son Vikas and his friend Ashish on a road in Chandigarh, a khap (community organisation representing a clan or a group of related clans) has come out in support of the woman seeking strict action against the accused.

The Kundu khap leaders have threatened to intensify an agitation if no concrete action is taken on the issue by August 16.

A large number of residents of Titoli village, along with those of the neighbouring Sunderpur and Sisroli villages, blocked the JindRohtak highway on Tuesday afternoon, expressing soli-

darity with the woman and seeking strict legal action.

Virender Kundu, a protester, said “The family of the victim belongs to the Kundu clan and her ancestors belong to Titoli village.

So she is our daughter, we want justice for her. It seems the government is trying to cover up because the accused belongs to an influential family.”

Another protester, Rajesh, said that it was not just the members of the Kundu clan, but members of all 36 communities had come out in support of the victim and were committed to continue their fight till the justice was done to her. “It is not about a girl belonging to a particular community or a clan, it concerns all girls and women. So the members of all the communities came

out in her support. We too have girls who go to schools and colleges. It can happen to them as well. If the accused go scot-free, it will set a wrong precedent,” he said.

Senior officials reached the spot and persuaded the villagers to lift the blockade.

Superintendent of Police, Rohtak, Pankaj Nain, said the blockade lasted for around 30 minutes and a case was registered against the protesters under the relevant Sections of the IPC. Vikas and Ashish allegedly stalked the woman, a disc jockey, when she was returning home in the early hours of August 5 in their sport utility vehicle and blocked her way twice. The duo was later arrested and let off on bail.

Govt to upgrade tanks, infantry combat vehicles Govt instructs on deportation of Rohingya Muslims of around Rs 2,500 crore.

These enhanced protection measures deflect or destroy threats from guided missiles, rocket propelled grenades and rockets. Army officials said the systems would significantly enhance the survivability of

tank crews in combat.

The approvals have been granted under the ‘Make’ category of acquisition in the Defence Procurement Procedure 2016 that lays down that only Indian vendors are eligible for the projects.

NEW DELHI, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): Leaving no scope of ambiguity in its stand on the nearly 40,000 Rohingya Muslims living illegally in the country, the government on Wednesday informed the Rajya Sabha that it had issued detailed

instructions for their deportation, which was a continuous process.

Stating that Centre is vested with powers to deport foreign nationals ille-

gally staying in the country under Section 3(2)(c) of the Foreigners Act, 1946, minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju in written reply to a Rajya Sabha ques-

tion stated that the powers to identify, detail and deport such squatters had also been delegated to the state governments and UT administrations.

EDUCARE COACHING CENTRE & HOSTEL

New Delhi, AUG 9 (AGENCIES): The defence ministry has approved projects worth thousands of crores to sharpen the fighting capability of its tanks and infantry combat vehicles, amid the national auditor revealing gaping holes in the military’s battle readiness.

The projects approved include ammunition for more than 1,500 Russianorigin BMP-2/2K infantry combat vehicles, top-end missiles for 3,000 T-90/T72 tanks and lakhs of rounds for L-70 air defence guns, officials said. The ministry’s department of defence production (DDP) gave the green light to the programmes on July 10.

Documents with HT show that the army requires nine lakh rounds of advanced 30 mm ammunition for the BMPs that can be fired from the existing gun without any design modifications. Each round could cost up to Rs 15,000, according to the army’s estimates.

The DDP approved the purchase of 3,000 thirdgeneration missiles for the army’s tank fleet, with a maximum effective range of 8 km and shelf life of five years under field conditions.

The army’s operational and technical parameters state the new missile should have a “hit probability greater than 90% on a standard NATO tank.” The army’s proposal says, “As the design of the existing INVAR missile has been optimized both in terms of range and depth of penetration, it is imperative to up-

grade to next generation missiles with enhanced capability.”

The army’s T-90 fleet will be equipped with ‘armoured fighting vehicle protection and counter measure system’ at a cost

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NB: 1. Recruitment tests consisting of physical, written and oral (for those passing physical & written tests) will be conducted by a recruitment board constituted for the purpose by Police Headquarters, with representative from the Home and P & AR department.

2. The post reservation for all categories shall be as per the existing Government notification.

3. Candidates should furnish recent passport photo/ Xerox copies of educational certificate/ documents, self attested along with the application: a. Academic certificate. e. Tribe certificate. b. Indigenous certificate. f. Unemployment certificate. c. Birth certificate. g. 4 (four) recent passport photo. d. Backward certificate.

The application with required certificate/ document should be submitted to Police Headquarters, Nagaland, Kohima in Room No. 321 during office hours. Application will be summarily rejected if any of the above certificate/ document is incomplete/ tampered or forged. Serving Government employees applying for the post should submit NOC issued by concern HOD. 4. Candidates shortlisted for various posts for viva- voce are required to produce original documents/ certificate.

5. Education qualification: B. Tech/ B.E in Computer Science/ Electronics & Communication/ or equivalent degree from a recognized university.

6. Age limit: A candidate for all category of post shall be as per the existing Government notification.

7. Applications sent through Post/ Email or any other Electronic means shall not be accepted.

8. Application will be received from 16/08/2017 to 31/08/2017 during office hours.

9. The candidates should deposit an amount of Rs. 100/- (rupees one hundred) only non-refundable as Recruitment expenses fee at the time of submission of his/her application.

10. Application Form can be downloaded from PHQ website www.nagapol.gov.in or collect from Room No.321 Police Headquarters, Nagaland, Kohima during office hours.

11. No TA/DA will be admissible to the candidates for appearing in the Recruitment Rally/ Tests at designated venues.

12. The venue of Recruitment Test/ Exam Test will be at NAPTC, Police Complex Chumukedima, Nagaland. However, the Department may due to exigencies add other venues if required. The date for the recruitment test will be published in the local paper(s). No individual intimation for interviews would be sent.

Sd/( L.L. DOUNGEL ) IPS Director General of Police Nagaland, Kohima.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE NAGALAND : : KOHIMA NO. PHQ(B-I)1/C- Recruitment/2015 Dated, Kohima the th August, 2017.

ADVERTISEMENT Applications are hereby invited from eligible Male/female candidates from Indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland belonging to any Naga Tribes, Kuki, Kachari and Garo tribes for filling up the vacancies of the below mentioned category of posts under Police Department.

OFFICE OF THE

APPLICATION FORM S.I (IT) ( 2017 )

To,

The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

(Passport Size)

Sub:- APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF S.I ( IT ).

1. Name

:- _________________________

2. Father’s Name

:- _________________________

3. Sex

:- _________________________

4. Date of Birth

:- _________________________

5. Education Qualification :- _________________________ 6. Religion

:- _________________________

7. Nationality

:- _________________________

8. Tribe

:- _________________________

9. District

:- _________________________

10. Marital Status

:- _________________________

11. Present Address with

:- _________________________

Contact Number

:- _________________________

12. Permanent Address

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DECLARATION I ______________________________________________ Son/ Daughter of Shri ________________________________ Age_______ year Resident of ________________________ District_______________________ Nagaland, hereby declare that the information given above in the enclosed document are true to the best of my knowledge and believe and nothing has been concealed therein. I am aware of the fact that if the information given by me is proved false, I shall be liable for action under the provision of relevant section of law.

Yours faithfully, ( ) Name in Block letter & duly signed by the Applicant.

Purana Bazar East Dimapur -797112 : Nagaland

The Model Colony Council, Purana Bazar would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the organizations and individual who have helped us during the recent flood in model colony.

Our sincere gratitude to : 1. Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi, Hon'ble Minister, School Education 2. Shri. Azheto Zhimomi, Ex. MLA 3. Administration Officer Dimapur 4. Sumi Council, Purana Bazar 5. East Dimapur Sumi Youth Organization.

May God bless you all for your kind deeds.

Temjen Ao Secretary

David Zhimomi Chairman

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A Note of Gratitude to Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi, Hon'ble Minister, Education and Parliamentary Affairs, Govt. of Nagaland.

The East Dimapur Sumi Council expresses our deepest appreciation to Shri. Tokheho, Hon'ble Minister, Education and Parliamentary Affairs, Govt. of Nagaland, for his untiring effort to uplift the citizens of East Dimapur in every way possible as our elected representative and just recently, under his leadership, a proper and permanent drainage has been constructed in flooded and water lodged areas and long time neglected and full of pot holes roads has been substituted with better and reliable roads for the people of East Dimapur.

Sir, Your leadership has really beneficiated us, the citizens of East Dimapur to the maximum and for which the East Dimapur Sumi Council on behalf of every citizen of East Dimapur convey our heartfelt thankfulness to you, for answering our hope instantaneously.

We are also hopeful that under your fruitful leadership we will be receiving more such blessings in future and your efforts to uplift the citizens of East Dimapur will ever remain in our hearts as a testimony of a fruitful and a sincere leader.

DP-8039

(Dr. Hotoca H. Sumi) Chairman E.D.S.C

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, august 10, 2017

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION KOHIMA :: NAGALND

NO.ED/BMS/MISC-1/2017-18

::

Dated kohima, the 8th Aug’ 2017.

Sub :- SHOW CAUSE NOTICE Whereas, in pursuance of the information given vide this office letter of even No. dated 08.04.2017 which was widely published through local newspapers and All India Radio requiring all the employees of the Department to be present in their respective schools and establishments for verification during the visit of GPS survey teams to all the schools and districts/sub-division establishments in Nagaland.

And whereas, many of the employees were not present in their places of posting during the visit of the GPS teams to the schools/offices they were given another opportunity to report to the Directorate of School Education, Nagaland between 29.05.2017 to 17.06.2017 vide notification of even No. dated 26.05.2017.

And whereas, many employees still had not reported for verification, they were given the final notice vide notification of even No. dated 23.06.2017 to report to the Directorate of School Education in person for verification up to 07.07.2017.

And whereas, the employees whose names are given below have failed to report for verification despite several opportunities given to them as mentioned in the fore-going paras.

Now, therefore, the employees of the Department whose names are given below are hereby asked to explain as to why their services as employees in the Department should not be terminated as provided in Rule 5 (1) CCS (TS) Rules 1965 within 30 days from the date of issue of this show cause notice, failing which their services will be terminated without any further notice.

Sd/SMITA SARANGI, IAS PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR District:DIMAPUR DDO:DEO, Dimapur Sl.No Posting Place Name & Designation Father's Name 1 DEO, Dimapur AVILI (GT) TOKIHO 2 DEO, Dimapur GRACE ZHIMO (GT) LT. KISHETO 3 DEO, Dimapur AKAHO (LDA) ISHIKHU 4 DEO, Dimapur PANGER NUNGSANG (LDA) REPJENKABA 5 DEO, Dimapur K. Hetoni (PT) Khaghovi 6 DEO, Dimapur YANGERSENLA (Mali) PANGER 7 GHS Aghunaqa NIKIHE (Carpentry Helper) KHOETO 8 GHS Aghunaqa PUKHAI (Peon) SHIKATO 9 GHS Aghunaqa KAHOLI (Knitting Helper) KHETOI 10 GHS Akahuto KASHETO (GT) ATOVI 11 GHS Burma Camp K. HOTOLI (GT) KHUMTSA 12 GHS Burma Camp JEKUTO (GT) KHEVITO 13 GHS Burma Camp Chiphachu Trakha (PT) Lt. Mazu Trakha 14 GHS Dhansiripar KITOSHI CHISHI (Chowkidar) PEKHATO CHISHI 15 GHS Khaghaboto KUGHATO AWOMI (PT) VIPHUHO T AWOMI 16 GHS Khaghaboto KETHOSENUO (PT) C.MOMIN 17 GHS Khaghaboto HUTO I SUMI (GT) THOTO SUMI 18 GHS Khushiabill HOKHETO (Carpentry ZUTOVI Helper) 19 GHS Khushiabill PUKHATO (Chowkidar) YEHOZU 20 GHS Lingrijan KHEKATO (GT) AHOVI 21 GHS Lingrijan SENTIMONGLA (GT) LIPOK 22 GHS Nihoto HOTONI (GT) HEXUTO 23 GHS Nihoto HOTOLI K SHOHE (GT) LT. KHEKISHE SHOHE 24 GHS Nito ( Nikhekher) VIKETO TUCCU (C/I) LT MUCHETO SEMA 25 GHS Nito ( Nikhekher) TOKHENI SUMI (PT) LT HEKATO 26 GHS Piphema VITOKALI T KINNY (GT(SSA)) THILILHO 27 GHS Piphema DIETHOSENO KIMHO (UGHT THEPFUWHELIE KIMHO (CSS)) 28 GHS Piphema VILASATO (UGHT (CSS)) SITUO CHALIEU 29 GHS Piphema PELEBEINUO (LHA) LT. INAHO SWU 30 GHS Piphema Pelebeinuo (LHA) Lt. A. Kevisu 31 GHS Sarbura Kashiram AVIBOU METHA (PT) VITHOZO 32 GHS Singrijan DILLIP KUMAR JENA (GT) LT. KAGHINATH JENA 33 GHS Singrijan M. NYATHAI PHOM (PT) MANGKO PHOM 34 GHS Sovima ELSAMA PHILIP (GT) THOMAS VARGHASE 35 GHS Sovima ROTOLEN V. SHOHE (GT) TO BE OBTAINED 36 GHS Sovima NONGZEN (GT) KEVI 37 GHS Thahekhu IHOVI (Chowkidar) YETOVI 38 GHS Zuheshe BOVITO KIHO (GT) GHONITO KIHO 39 SDEO, Dimapur Malabala Mach (UGHT Babu Mech (CSS)) 40 GHS Diphupar 4th Mile T. CHONGSHI (GT) Lt.K.TALI 41 GHS Diphupar 4th Mile MAONGKALA (Knitting NUNGSANGMEREN Instructor) 42 GHS Diphupar 4th Mile A. LIROSILA (GT) R.L.AKAMBA SANGTAM 43 GHS Diphupar 4th Mile IMLINUNGSANG (UDA NOKSANGNIKEN (District)) 44 GHS Diphupar 4th Mile T.PONYI (Chowkidar) DUTSONYI 45 GHS Diphupar 4th Mile TOKUGHA (Mali) NITOVI SUMI 46 GHS Kuhoboto Xutohe Sumi (Peon) Lakhu 47 GHS Purana Bazar Mughakato (Mali) Lt. Hokheto Shohe 48 GHSS Chumukedima KELHOUNEISA (PET Gr-i) VILHOUSIE-O KHEZHIE 49 GHSS Chumukedima Asieu Zatsu (GT) Pekruzetuo Zatsu 50 GHSS Dimapur C. AMONGLA PONGENER Lt. CHUBAMAONGBA (AHM) 51 GHSS Dimapur L. AMENLA (GT) Lt. LOLENGANGBA 52 GHSS Medziphema Tabitha Jamir (PGT) Taku Jamir 53 GHS Aghunaqa S. CANNAN YEPTHO (GT) SUHOJE SUMI 54 GHS Aghunaqa IKAVI (Carpentry Helper) TOVI 55 GHS Lingrijan AHOKHE (GT) LT. ZHEHUTO 56 GHSS Niuland Kikarenla (Typist) Bendang Mongba DDO: SDEO, Dimapur 1 EBRC Dhansiripar ILIKA ACHUMI (UGHT) NIKIYE VIELHOUE-O PFUNO (UGHT LT. NIENGOLO PFUNO 2 GMS 7th Mile (CSS)) 3 GMS Chakhesang YEKALI SWU (PT) KIYETO Colony 4 GMS Chumukedima SUSAN PONGENER (PT) IMLIMEREN PONGENER Town 5 GMS Darogajan VIHOTO (PT) YEVITO 6 GMS Dhansiripar TIAKUMLA (PT(SSA)) S. MEREN WALLING 7 GMS Dhansiripar VIHOTO (GT) TOKISHE 8 GMS Dhansiripar TAKOANGNEN (GT(SSA)) 9 GMS Diphupar Ao L.MEREN (GT) LEPDEN 10 GMS Diphupar Sumi HOILI SUMI (Knitting Helper) KIKHEVI SUMI 11 GMS Diphupar Livito (GT) TO BE ENTERED Tangkhul 12 GMS Disaguphu TEMJEN LEPDEN (GT(SSA)) LT. ODIKOKBA 13 GMS Dobagaon VILIVI SUMI (PT) SHIKHETO SUMI 14 GMS Dobagaon KHEKHULI (GT) IHOZU 15 GMS Duncan Ao IMKUMZUKLA (PT) MERITSUTONG 16 GMS Duncan Lotha W. SULANBENI TSOPOE (PT) W0PEMO TSOPOE 17 GMS Ekranipathar VIVOTUO (PT(SSA)) CHEKHEPU SIJOH 18 GMS Ekranipathar ABETO K. ACHUMI (PT) KIYETO ACHUMI 19 GMS Hekheshe Kaliho K Arkha (GT(SSA)) Kisheto Arkha 20 GMS Khaibung LUVETO H. SHOHE (PT) HEKIYE 21 GMS Lhothavi KIVITOLI (GT) HOWOTO SEMA 22 GMS Manglumukh KHEMOLA (UGHT (CSS)) KAMLESH WAR HAPLONG 23 GMS Medziphema Kuki DEINU CHONGLOI (PT) LAM MIN THANG 24 GMS Medziphema Kuki NENGNEI CHONG (PT(SSA)) LETMANG 25 GMS Medziphema KENYIYIENUO (PT) LT. VICHA CHALIEO Town 26 GMS Midland CHUBALA IMSONG (UGHT ANUNG (CSS)) 27 GMS Naga New MOAZUNGLA (PT) S. OPANGNENBA Model-Ao 28 GMS Razaphe ITOSHE (C/I) GHOKIHE 29 GMS Ruzaphema TEMJENWATHY IMSONG (PT(SSA)) 30 GMS Sakipheto G. LYDIA YEPTHO (PT) GHUTOSHE YEPTHO (Pherima) 31 GMS Sakipheto KHEKAHO ZHIMO SHITOVI (Pherima) (Chowkidar) 32 GMS Sangtamtilla L. S. WAPANG (PT) LITSAE 33 GMS Sangtamtilla SENTIMENLA (UGHT) KIKUDEPTNGBA 34 GMS Seithekie C ZHEVITSO BIZO (GT) L. BIZO 35 GMS Seithekiema A YANRENTHUNG NGULLIE L. YANTSOW NGULLIE (GT(SSA)) 36 GMS Seithekiema Basa TOKISHE SEMA (GT) HOWOTOSEMA 37 GMS Shitovi K. KAVITO CHOPHY (GT) HOKHUVI SOTSULA (GT) THRANFULIMS 38 GMS Showuba Old 39 GMS Shozukhu KAHOLI WOTSA (UGHT ILHOPU WOTSA (CSS)) 40 GMS Tenyiphe 2 DUHOVI (PT) ZAKIRE 41 GMS Tenyiphe 2 DZUVICHUNO PETER Lt. KHOLIE PETER (GT(SSA)) 42 GMS Tenyiphe1 ASHA GURUNG (PT) GORE GURUNG 43 GMS Tenyiphe1 ZAKIENEILIE RHETSO (PT) SABUNUO 44 GMS Town Primary P. IMNATULA (PT) PURKUMZUK 45 GMS Tsiepama VISASETO KHRO (PT) LT. THEPFUWHETO 46 GMS Tsiepama NEILAKOLIE KHRO (PT) LHOULASETO 47 GMS Tsithrongse LANUCHUBA (PT(SSA)) IMLINUKSHI 48 GMS Tsuuma Kezhase Nakhro (GT(SSA)) Theyiechulie Nakhro 49 GMS Vet Colony HOLIVI (GT) SHIWOTO 50 GMS Vidima T. VIKATO (PT) TOVISHE 51 GMS Vihokhu TSODOLU P. LURNO P. P LURNO (PT(SSA)) 52 GMS Zeliangrong AOMAR (PT) SUBHA 53 GPS A. K. Industrial SHANTITOLI (PT(SSA)) LT. NAJEKHU YEPTHO Village 54 GPS Aoyim AMONGLA (PT) TEMJEN 55 GPS Aoyimti NUKSHIENLA (PT) LT. SUPONGLEPDEN 56 GPS Aoyimti JENKISUNGLA. OZUKUM IMTIWATI (GT(SSA)) 57 GPS Bade Upper Khel KEZEVITUO THAPRU LT- K- SEIHO THAPRU (PT(SSA)) 58 GPS Chekiye Aqasa HONILI H (PT(SSA)) HUSKHA 59 GPS Chekiye Aqasa ALOLI Y. SEMA (PT) YEHOVI SEMA 60 GPS Daniel Hollohon BENDANGLA (GHT) AKUMBA 61 GPS Daniel Hollohon KUHOLI (PT) KHENITO 62 GPS Diphupar Angami KETOULHOULIE (UGHT KHREILHOULIE (CSS)) 63 GPS Eralibill Hotolu (PT) T.Sema 64 GPS Eralibill IRIECHELE (PT) ITINGTUING 65 GPS Ghokito RINGSNODI (UGHT (CSS)) SURJYA BATHARI 66 GPS Henivi AKHETO SHOHE (UGHT LACHEHE SHOHE (CSS)) 67 GPS Henivi ATOLI SEMA (PT) PUSHIGHA SEMA 68 GPS Hollohon Colony HETONI (PT) AKAHO

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GPS K. Sachu Colony GPS Khamkaria GPS Khamkaria GPS Khopanalla GPS Khopanalla GPS Mishikito GPS New Chumukedima B 76 GPS New Moava 77 GPS Nizhevi Dimapur 78 "GPS Observation Home cum Special Home" 79 GPS Piphema New 80 GPS Seluophe 81 GPS Shouba New (Loyir) 82 GPS Shouba New (Loyir) 83 GPS Sirhi Angami 84 GPS Tsiepama Basa 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

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SENYU NAGI (UGHT (CSS)) MUGHAHO SWU (PT) K.Bita Thupitor (PT(SSA)) ZULUMONGLA (PT) TOINATO AYE (UGHT (CSS)) VILIBO P. SHOHE (PT(SSA)) NEIPHRENUO TSUKRU (PT(SSA)) HOINEICHONG (PT) SHEVOTO NYEKHA (GT(SSA)) MASANUNGSANG LKR (PT(SSA)) MASIKOL (GT) Z. TONILI SUMI (PT(SSA)) ATILI (PT(SSA))

SUKHAVI SWU Karhuchu YASHI AO ZHEHITO PHUTOVI SHOHE NK LAMLAL HANGSING KEHOUNU NYEKHA

NEICHEKETUO ZHUKHESHE SUMI YEZHEKHU

NEHANO HUMTSOE (UGHT) TSUMONGO LOTHA

KATO AWOMI (PT) HETOI SARONTHUNG NGULLIE (PT(SSA)) GPS Valley View MARTSHA (GT) AMENBA GPS Vikuho AHUTO (PT(SSA)) QHEHOVI GPS Vikuho ALAM (UGHT (CSS)) TONGPANGLEPTEM GPS Vikuho ABOTO (PT) TOKUGHA GPS Vikuho TOVILI SUMI (PT) TOSHIHO GPS Y. Zhimo Colony KITOHOLI SHOHE (UGHT) VIHOSHE SHOHE GPS Zani VITOLU (PT) ZUTOVI SDEO, Dimapur KIKANARO (JEO) TAKOTEMJEN SDEO, Dimapur N.TOHONI (UDA (District)) NIKHEVI SEMA SDEO, Dimapur IKUTO (GT) VIHOTO SEMA SDEO, Dimapur SUOUTSUTHO (GT) VIYILHO SDEO, Dimapur SUSIE NGULLIE (GT) Lt. C. L. NGULLIE SDEO, Dimapur LILITO (Drawing Teacher) VETOKHU SDEO, Dimapur YINGLONG (Knitting CHINGKONG Instructor) SDEO, Dimapur KERULHOUNGU (UDA MENGULHO LIEZIETSU (District)) SDEO, Dimapur Imsunaro (GT) Pangerwapang SDEO, Dimapur Hukai Medeo (GT(SSA)) C. Medeo GMS Hekheshe V. KIVILI SEMA (UGHT) VIHEPU SEMA GMS Razaphe HOLIKA (PT) KHEVITO DDO: SDEO, Niuland GMS Hezulho Abel.T (PT) Tohozhe GMS Hokezhe Ilika Yeptho (PT) Hosheto GMS Hokezhe Atoka G Shohe (PT) Ghuzui GMS Homeland Toli Z Chophy (PT) GMS Hukai G Toli (PT) Ghotozu GMS Husto Hinilo Cheng (GT(SSA)) Riga Cheng GMS Husto Kitoli K. Sema (PT) Kughai GMS Khehuto Tokavi Sumi (PT) Vukhapu GMS Khehuto Alovili Kiba (PT) S.Khehuto Kiba GMS Kiyezu Kughahuto (GT) Hevito GMS Kiyezu Sherhinlo (GHT(CSS)) Tesinlo GMS Kuhoxu Piketo Sumi (PT) Hetovi GMS Mughavi Vehoni Achumi (PT) Izheto Achumi GMS Nitozu Kitoli (PT) Kughai GMS Nitozu Toili Sumi (PT) Hokiye Sumi GMS Niuland V. Piketo Assumi (PT) Viniho GMS S.Hetoi Aren Leden (GT(SSA)) Alemtuba GMS S.Hetoi H. Khetoli Yepthomi (PT) K. Ahovi Jimomi GMS Sahoi Akaholi (PT) Xutovi GMS Sahoi Avikali (PT) Tokishe GMS Sunito Kughato Sema (PT) Zutovi Sema GMS Sunito Limatula Longchar Suponglimba (GT(SSA)) GMS Xukhuvi Tekhengu-ii (GT) GMS Yehokhu Akihito T. Kinimi (PT) Timothy Kinimi GMS Yehokhu Zhetoli Zhimo (PT) Tokiho Zhimo GMS Zaka Kaito Sema (PT) N. Kahoto GMS Zhekishe Z. Athungo Ngullie (GT) Renchio Ngullie GMS Zukihe Atoka Chishi (PT) Lutovi Chishi GMS Zukihe L Bhoka Chishi (GT) GPS Ghotovi Ghukato (PT(SSA)) Katovi GPS Henito Vinoli (PT) GPS Hevishe Nivitoli Chophy (GT) Ghokuto Chophy GPS Hevishe Botovi H. Chishi (PT(SSA)) Honito Chishi GPS Hozukhe Avitoli (PT) Vitokhu GPS Hozukhe Inato G (PT) Bhotovi GPS Khitohe (Ghotoyi) Avinlo Sumi (PT(SSA)) L. Hevishe GPS Kikheyi Z Hotovi Yeptho (PT) Zuhoshe Yeptho GPS Kikheyi Kaboli (PT) Shetovi Achumi GPS Kikheyi Vikato Aye (PT) Shihovi Aye GPS Kikheyi L Ilito (UGHT (CSS)) Lahevi Sema GPS Kikheyi Hukheni Sumi (PT) Thanizhe GPS Kikheyi S Nillo Tucco (PT) Suheto Tuccu GPS Kiyezu B Vihepu (PT) Ghosukha Sema GPS Lukuto Kiyeshe Sumi (PT) Kuhoto Sumi GPS Nihokhu Avitoli (PT) Vikikhe GPS Nito Kanato Sumi (PT) Kakiye Sumi GPS Pishikhu Mughavi Jimo (PT) Vihuto Jimo GPS Pishikhu Tonitoli Chophi (PT) Ghotovi Chophi GPS Pishikhu Aniho Chishi (GT) Nitovi GPS Qhuhoi Yhunilo Thong (PT(SSA)) Z Thong GPS R.Hovishe Pukhato K. Aye (GT) Khekiho Aye GPS R.Hovishe Akani Rochill (GT) Khetoyi Rochill GPS R.Hovishe Khekato (PT) Hozheto GPS R.Hovishe David Shikhu (PT) Lt. Ihoshe Shikhu GPS Shiwoto Kanato Zhimo (PT) Bohevi Zhimo GPS Tohokhu Inaholi K Chishi (PT(SSA)) Lt. Kuhokhe Chishi GPS Tohokhu Sedezeliue (GHT(CSS)) Rahie Yano GPS Tohokhu Khuvuto (PT) Lt. Hokikhe Awomi GPS Tokishe Mhabeni Kiheto (PT) Yeshika Awomi GPS Tokishe Kainali Sema (PT) Sahoto GPS Xukiye L. Hotoli Achumi (PT) H. Lutovi Achumi GPS Xukiye Akumtula Lemtur (UGHT Obed Lemtur (CSS)) GPS Xukiye Juan V. Chisho (PT) Lt. Vikheto Chisho GPS Zhexuche T. Tilila Sangtam (PT(SSA)) Y. T. Sangtam SDEO, Niuland Imliyamba (Driver Gr. ii) Moa SDEO, Niuland Avitoli (PT) Henito SDEO, Niuland H.Kughato Yeptho (PT) Haito Yeptho SDEO, Niuland Wati (Peon) Marwati SDEO, Niuland Hotokhu (Sweeper) Yeveto GPS Akito K. Kughatoli Ayeh (PT) Kakito Ayeh GPS Khutovi N. Apeto Assumi (PT) Lt. Nihokhe GPS Nguvihe Pikato (PT) Edward Tuccu District:KIPHIRI DDO:DEO, Kiphire DEO, Kiphire SECHUMLA SANGTAM (PT) Tsisekyu Sangtam GHS Amahator ROZY SANGTAM (GT) TSAKI SANGTAM GHS Anatonger JONGSEN (PT) K.THONGTHONG GHS Anatonger NITOLI (GT) HETOVI GHS Kichang L. NITOSHE (HM) LHOZUI GHS Kuisam B.N. Jha (JEO) Uqrananda Jha GHS Kuisam DHANANJAY KUMAR A.P.Pandey PANDEY (GT) GHS Longmatra P.KUGHAVI YEPTHO (AHM) PUKIYE YEPTHO GHS Longya T. Hotovi Sangtam (GT) Tsaotsi GHS Longya Vinnet Kumar (GT) Sadanand GHS Longya M. Wadood (UGHT) M. Gonaur GHS Longya Tsiola (GT) Toseo GHS Longya T. LICHOMONG SANGTAM TSAPITO SANGTAM (C/I) GHS Longya Liricho (Chowkidar) Tsaritsu GHS Mimi Asemu (GT(SSA)) Honito GHS Philongre SOM NATH JHA (JEO) UGRA NAND JHA GHS Philongre Issac (GT) Vinito GHS Phisami L. Vihekhe (PT) Lochezu GHS Phisami Ilhoshe (Drawing Teacher) Shikuto GHS Phisami R. K. Singh (UGHT) SR. Singh GHS Phisami Kivise (PT) Pizheto GHS Phisami Nitoli (PT) Nikheto GHS Phisami Akati (PT) Ghozheto GHS Phisami Ghonito (Mali) Khowoto GHS Phisami Kahuto (Peon) Kihoyi GHS Phisami A. Ahuto (Carpentry Helper) Avikhe GHS Phisami Alhoto (Chowkidar) Akheho GHS Phisami Lirichemla (Knitting Helper) Mungangse GHS Salumi Alexander A (AHM) Abraham

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GHS Salumi GHS Seyochung Town GHS Seyochung Town GHS Seyochung Town

Shepenchu (C/I) GHOHUTO S. YEPTHO (HM) S.K.BOSE (AHM) SHYAM PRASAD GUPTA (GT)

34 GHS Seyochung Town S.HOKUGHA SEMA (C/I) 35 GHS Seyochung Town V. KHETOLI (Knitting Instructor) 36 GHS Seyochung Town KHETOHO SEMA (PET Gr-i) 37 GHS Seyochung Town BIDYA NATH.THAKUR (UGHT) 38 GHS Seyochung Town Liseba Sangtam (GT) 39 GHS Seyochung Town ADITYA KUMAR (GT) 40 GHS Seyochung Town HOILI (Drawing Teacher) 41 GHS Seyochung Town CHOTSALA (Typist) 42 GHS Seyochung Town IMNATHRONGBA (LDA) 43 GHS Seyochung Town SELIBA (Computer Operator) 44 GHS Seyochung Town Thsasela (GT(SSA)) 45 GHS Seyochung Town Litsapila (PT) 46 GHS Seyochung Town Z. Ashuphro (PT) 47 GHS Seyochung Town Khetoli (PT) 48 GHS Seyochung Town C.Therila Sangtam (GT) 49 GHS Seyochung Town C.TSITHONGSE SANGTAM (Chowkidar) 50 GHS Seyochung Town AKUTO YEPTHO (Sweeper) 51 GHS Seyochung Town T.AVIKHE SANGTAM (Peon) 52 GHS Seyochung Town AMONGLA (LHA) 53 GHS Seyochung Town NIGHOLI SUMI (Knitting Helper) 54 GHS Seyochung Town SETONGPILA SANGTAM (Mali) 55 GHS Seyochung Town T.BILONGLA SANGTAM (LHA) 56 GHS Seyochung Town APILE (Carpentry Helper) 57 GHS Seyochung Town LIPILA (Peon) 58 GHS Seyochung Town CHOLIMONG (Chowkidar) 59 GHS Seyochung Town KIYAHO SUMI (Duftry) 60 GHS Seyochung Village Vihokhe H. Sumi (PET Gr-ii) 61 GHS Seyochung Village Yangchola (Knitting Instructor) 62 GHS Seyochung Village R.P. Singh (GT) 63 GHS Seyochung Village Jolly (GT(SSA)) 64 GHS Seyochung Village T. Asecho (GT(SSA)) 65 GHS Seyochung Village Lipicho (Drawing Teacher) 66 GHS Seyochung Village Adila (Knitting Helper) 67 GHS Seyochung Village Tsaovi (Carpentry Helper) 68 GHS Seyochung Village Yangtsase (Chowkidar) 69 GHS Seyochung Village Langkyuse (Peon) 70 GHS Sitimi Town Revaji Raman Mishra (JEO) 71 GHS Sitimi Town KROVESA TETSEO (UGHT) 72 GHS Sitimi Town Holila (Peon) 73 GHS Sitimi Town L. Mughali (Carpentry Helper) 74 GHS Sitimi Town K. MUGHATO ZHIMOMI (Carpentry Helper) 75 GHS Yangphi C.CHENRAO HUMTSOE (HM) 76 GHS Yangphi Y. TOKUMLA JANGRU (GT) 77 GHSS Pungro HOSHITO EliAS (AHM) 78 GHSS Pungro AKUM JAMIR (PGT) 79 GHSS Pungro SONAL YIMCHUNGER (GT(SSA)) 80 GHSS Kiphire AONUKSUNG (GT) 81 GHSS Kiphire CHOSEMONG (MT) DDO:SDEO, Kiphire 1 EBRC Kiphire H. Jolly (TOT(PT)) 2 EBRC Kiphire Selichum (TOT(PT)) 3 EBRC Kiphire Akaho (TOT(PT)) 4 GHS Singrep J. Biswas (GT) 5 GHS Singrep Chopikiu (Chowkidar) 6 GMS Changchor Tsatovi (Carpentry Helper) 7 GMS KEPONGYA Litsaba (GT(SSA)) 8 GMS KEPONGYA Imokokla (GT(SSA)) 9 GMS Khongjiri Aziru John (PT(SSA)) 10 GMS Khongjiri Metevizol (UGHT (CSS)) 11 GMS Khongjiri Lijula (GT(SSA)) 12 GMS Medical Ward Yanglimshe. K (PT(SSA)) 13 GMS NATSAMI 'A' Benthungo Kikon (GT(SSA)) 14 GMS NITOI Y. Chorise (GT(SSA)) 15 GMS OLD MONGER K. Alipa Sangtam (GT(SSA)) 16 GMS OLD MONGER Jumushen. T Sangtam (GT(SSA)) 17 GMS OLD MONGER Thsatongpi (PT) 18 GMS OLD MONGER Albert (PT) 19 GMS OLD MONGER Wizanglung N chang (UGHT (CSS)) 20 GMS OLD MONGER Chumlise (PT) 21 GMS OLD RISETHSI K. Pukhato (PT) 22 GMS PENKIM Inakali (GT(SSA)) 23 GMS PONGRO David. H (GT(SSA)) VILLAGE 24 GMS TETHEYO Tialipa (Resigned on 01-032016) (PT) 25 GMS THAZUVI Inashi (GT(SSA)) 26 GMS THAZUVI Tovi Yeptho (PT) 27 GMS THAZUVI KIHITO (PT) 28 GMS THSINGAR T. Athrongla Sangtam (PT) 29 GMS THSINGAR HOTINGLA S SANGTAM (PT) 30 GMS YANGSEKYU AOTEMJEN AO (GT(SSA)) 31 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' H. Jimohoto (PT) 32 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' Phushika (PT) 33 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' Kahuli (PT) 34 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' Mughali (PT) 35 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' Anaka (GT(SSA)) 36 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' Bendangsenla (UGHT (CSS)) 37 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' I. Arjung Jamir (GT(SSA)) 38 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' H.Martha Touthang (GT(SSA)) 39 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' Hovikhe Yeptho (Drawing Teacher) 40 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' BOHOTO K. YEPTHO (PT) 41 GMS YANGZITONG 'B' L. V. Hoto (PT) 42 GPS Amahator Village Athrongba Sangtam (PT) Sector B 43 GPS Amahator Village SELOI (PT) Sector B 44 GPS Anatonger Aliba (GT(SSA)) 45 GPS Anatonger Thongti. S (PT) 46 GPS HAKUMUTI Khesu. K (PT(SSA)) 47 GPS HAKUMUTI Rokovulo Kezho (UGHT (CSS)) 48 GPS Honito ALIHO ASSUMI (PT) 49 GPS HUTANGER Asepa (GT(SSA)) 50 GPS Khong P. Thsangtsumong (PT(SSA)) 51 GPS Kiyezhe Village MUGHAKA SEMA (PT) 52 GPS LANGZANGER Alemla (PT) 53 GPS LANGZANGER M.Chongthen (GT(SSA)) 54 GPS LANGZANGER P. Thsingdongse (PT) 55 GPS Longmatra Town Lirichem S Sangtam (PT) STN B 56 GPS Longmatra Town A. LIKHUMSE (PT) STN B 57 GPS LUKHAMI H. Bokali (PT) 58 GPS LUKHAMI Tokato (PT) 59 GPS LUKHAMI H. Mughashi (Knitting Instructor) 60 GPS LUKHAMI Neiketounuo Solo (UGHT (CSS)) 61 GPS LUKHAMI V. Kuhoyi (PT) 62 GPS Luthur Liola (PT) 63 GPS Luthur Vikhopu (UGHT (CSS)) 64 GPS Luthur SOLOMON (PT) 65 GPS NEW MONGER Adi Veronica (PT) 66 GPS NEW MONGER L. K. Hopongse (PT) 67 GPS NEW MONGER Huigambusi (UGHT (CSS)) 68 GPS NEW MONGER H. Abel (PT(SSA)) 69 GPS New Monger Hetoni K (PT) 70 GPS NEW MONGER Hekheto (PT) 71 GPS NEW VONGTI WATILA YIMCHUNGER (GT(SSA)) 72 GPS Nikiya T. Viheto (MT) 73 GPS NIKIYA HOTOLI K SUMI (PT) 74 GPS PHISAMI Z. Akaho (PT) 75 GPS PHISAMI K. Vikato (PT) 76 GPS PHISAMI K. Hekani (PT)

Tsupencha SAGHOI S. BOSE LT.RAMAVTAR PRASAD SAH LT.SHIHOVI VIKIHO SANGTAM PHUKIYE SEMA DEONANDAN THAKUR Tsutoho Sangtam S.N CHOUDHARY LT.KOTOI SEMA GHOSHIVE VITOKYU Tsalise Holisa Vitsakyu Zuria Khutovi C.Mongdising Sangtam CHOTHRISE SANGTAM HENIKHU G.TOKHAI SANGTAM TSITO SANGTAM TOHOI SUMI L. MUNGANGSE TOKIYE SANGTAM TSAPIKYU Lipichum PITSALI KHEYI SEMA Hushito L. Sumi Hoshizi Sangtam Bhavhap Jha Ghoriju Tsathrikyu Longtsungkyu Ahose Tosekyu Tsatose Tsalongse Lt. K. K. Mishra VEVOYI TETSEO Setsathrong Kheoshe KHUHOSHE SEMA CHILLOW YONGLEM P. JOSEPH Lt. IMONGCHUBA KEJINGKHUM I.LANGIT LT.THRONGTHSINGKYU Honito Atovi Kavito Md.Jayaduddin Biswas Iseli Tsirose James Temjenyanger Shutolen Dadihol Rikha Yesumong Khapong Mhathung Kikon Yangseli Kysheto Tsipongchu Lishoto Yangseli Namhutika Liyangto Kughavi Agwasen Kent Honito Tsacholi Ghohezhe Tokugha Lt. KIYIE Tsapili LT. SETSATO SANGTAM SOSANG AO Hokheto Hokheto Vikiho Sanito Hohetho Longri Lt. Imltiwati Jamir Vonmkholun Touthang Nazhekhu

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115 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 116 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 117 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 118 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 119 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 120 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 121 GPS THANGTHUR STN 'B' 122 GPS TSONGPONG 123 GPS VONGTSUVONG 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

KHETOSHE YEPTHO Vikiho Liricho

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YANGPHIRE

26

Lishoto Simphu Kiutsu Nuchicho

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HOLUVI ASSUMI Tsipise Phunungkiu ZHEKIHO Thrikyuse Meliana Pilongkyu Y. Setsapi Sangtam

GPS PHISAMI GPS PHISAMI GPS PHISAMI GPS PHISAMI GPS PHISAMI GPS Phisami STN B GPS Phisami STN B GPS Phisami STN B GPS Phuvkiu (Chomi) Vill 'B' (D-Khel) GPS Pungro Village STN B GPS Salumi GPS SANGTSONGER GPS Sangtsozi GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG TOWN GPS SEYOCHUNG Village GPS SEYOCHUNG Village GPS SEYOCHUNG Village GPS SEYOCHUNG Village GPS SEYOCHUNG Village GPS SHOTHOMI 'A' GPS SHOTHOMI 'A' GPS SHOTHOMI 'A' GPS SHOTHUMI 'B' GPS SHOTHUMI 'B' GPS SHOTHUMI 'B' GPS SHOTHUMI 'B' GPS SHOTHUMI 'B' GPS SHOTHUMI 'B' GPS Singrep GPS SITIMI SEC A GPS SITIMI SEC B GPS Sitimi Village

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ASEBA

38

Hovishe Zhehoto Honito

39

Lt. Rokobielie Solo

41

Vitoi Chorikyu Dakho YAPMULI Sethrongli Kyulongse Mangtik Henito Khaghovi Shikhuvi KIUSANGTHONG YIMCHUNGER Thelixu KUGHAI Zukhuyi Kihoi Kihezu

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40

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Adriel (PT) Yezaka (PT) Lipokyanger (UGHT (CSS)) Vitoli (PT) Anthony. V (PT) Inoka (PT(SSA)) Kito (PT(SSA)) Vinoli (PT(SSA)) K. Cicily (PT)

Aghovi Viyito Tinulemba Vikheto Vikheto Luheto Zheniho Hevito Kurakiu

Vurila Yimchunger (PT(SSA)) Kiusangthong Yimchunger MURISHI LILY (PT) YUTSUMEW N. LINSUSHI W TIKHIR (PT) WONGTSUKIU Y TIKHIR Amento (PT(SSA)) K. Luheto Sema K.S. David (MT) Khutokhu Pitsala (PT)

Tsathrongkyu

Katonili (PT)

Vighoto

Kasheto (PT)

Khahovi

Tsaoli (UGHT (CSS))

Biri

T. Seopila (PT)

Tsaseo

Khehuli (PT)

Kakiya

S. Sechopi (PT)

Selongba

Litsaba (PT)

Vikheo

Lolenchujang (UGHT (CSS)) Imtinten Ao Tsazila (PT)

Selichum

CHOSEBA Y. SANGTAM (PT) YANGTSAMONG SANGTAM C. Shophu Yimchunger (PT) Chinho Yimchunger Toholi (PT) Yeghovi Holika (PT) Shetovi N. Lutoi (PT) Nixuto K. Kughato (PT) Kikhezhe A . Ghohuto Sumi (PT) Z. Avikhe Hekiye K. Sumi (PT) Kikhezhe Sumi Rangchopila (PT) Loire Zhevishe (UGHT (CSS)) Kivito ALICE T. (PT) JOHN TSICHOMONG Mhono Ngullie (GHT(CSS)) LaksioNgullie Hipikali (GT(SSA)) Khevito Renkyothung W Kikon Wokhomo Kikon (GT(SSA)) LONGTISE SANGTAM HETOVI SANGTAM (PT(SSA)) Pitsacho (PT) Lishoto

11 Directorate 12 Directorate 13 Directorate 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

T. Seotsa (PT)

Toniho

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Yangpongse (PT)

Pilongto

23

T. Chorise (PT)

Tsatotsi

Sethrili (PT)

Lithrongse

VINOLI ACHUMI (UGHT)

TO BE OBTAINED

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Setsala (PT(SSA)) Chekhotso Kapfo (UGHT (CSS)) GPS VONGTSUVONG Medonuo (GT(SSA)) GPS Xuvishe Kaliho (PT(SSA)) GPS Xuvishe SWUKA SUMI (PT(SSA)) GPS Yangphi T. Kiulemshi (PT) GPS YANGZITONG 'A' Y. Alise (PT) GPS YANGZITONG 'A' V. Leochum (PT) GPS YANGZITONG 'A' T. Liochum (PT) GPS YANGZITONG 'A' Alivi K. Sumi (UGHT (CSS)) GPS YANGZITONG 'A' T. Seochum (PT) GPS YINGPHIRE Tsidongse (PT) SDEO, Kiphire Khevito (Driver Gr. ii) SDEO, Kiphire Haruthong (Peon) District:KOHIMA DDO:DEO, Kohima DEO, Kohima Kevidezo Peter Rutsa (UDA (District)) DEO, Kohima Neivikhono Rhutso (PT) DEO, Kohima Mathew Thuvuri (Driver Gr. ii) GHS Botsa Neikuonuo (AHM) GHS Botsa Malay Kumar (GT) GHS Botsa Bendangmenla (UDA (District)) GHS Botsa Zhavituo-u (GT) GHS Botsa Neisebeiu Metha (GT) GHS Botsa Vilakho Khwükha (GT) GHS Kezocha Purazo Ringa (LDA) GHS Kigwema Doju Khate (HM) GHS Kigwema Megoseilie Punyu (GT) GHS Nerhema Theodore Deo (HM) GHS Nerhema Viduonyu (PT) GHS Rusoma Rüduovilie Chielie (HM) GHS Rusoma Tomy K. M. (GT) GHS Rusoma Dziesevituo (GT) GHS Rusoma NOUNE-U (GT) GHS Rusoma Khriebeizo-ü (PT) GHS Sechü Zubza Thejazevi (Chowkidar) GHS Zhadima Khrievolhou (PT) GHS Chunlikha NZATHANG KATH (PT) GHS Chunlikha INOCK KATH (Drawing Teacher) GHS Chunlikha SATHI MAGH (GT) GHS Chunlikha WALATHONG JEMU (PET Gr-i) GHS Chunlikha ATHANG KATH (UDA (District)) GHS Chunlikha PHIROWO (LDA) GHS Chunlikha ABRAHAM (Typist) GHS Chunlikha KEHUNSU SEB (Sweeper) GHS Chunlikha RACHEL APON (LHA) GHSS Chiechama KHRIZOTUOLIE FRANCIS (C/I) GHSS Chiechama NEIKHRIELIE (Peon) GHSS John Viswema Pusovile Vitsu (Chowkidar) GHSS Jotsoma Dzuvisenuo (Knitting Helper) GHSS Kohima Wanshikokla (PGT) Razukhrie GHSS Kohima Nevolu Rhakho (PGT) Razukhrie GHSS Kohima Kevimhal John Thapru (PGT) Razukhrie GHSS Kohima Seyielhoukho Nakhro (PGT) Razukhrie GHSS Kohima Neilhoubeinuo Kire Metha Razukhrie (GT) GHSS Kohima Vilavonuo (GT) Razukhrie GHSS Kohima Alole Naro (GT) Razukhrie GHS Khuzama Kekhrieseto Kera (Mali) GHS SechU Zubza Mhasileno Sirie (LDA) GHSS Jotsoma Meyawabang (AHM) GHSS Jotsoma Vitomeno (Sweeper) DDO:Directorate Directorate Khriekethozo Lhoungu (JEO) Directorate Vikhor Tepa (Artist) Directorate Imtionen (SIS) Directorate Chubawati (Driver Gr. ii) Directorate Khrowe-u (Knitting Instructor) Directorate T. Asangla sangtam (Typist) Directorate Hisinle Keppen (Typist) Directorate Kakheho (PT) Directorate Khruseyi Rano (Driver Gr. ii) Directorate Achui Zeliang (Driver Gr. ii)

Khasiba Kewelo Pukhrie-O Vikugha ZHETOVI SUMI Lt.Tsinthong Yanglicho Vitsathrong S. Tsaseo Khekato Tsathrongkyu Tsatongtsi Shetovi Yamuli Kevimedo Rutsa Zakrubol Rhutso K. Longsang Vizolie Angami Bankashyam Moa Imchen Vetsazo Phesao Rheituollie Metha Mhiesizoto Khwukha Lt. Verhayi Lt. Pfüroko Khate Khonyu Punyu Sasu Dukru Vichulie Mathew K.M. NEIRUYA-O Lhoumhalie Neilhou Menguzelie Lt. MANTHI Lt. JOSEPH INASHE HOZAMO JEMU SENTHANG TATSO – O AMAYI Lt. KHAZAMO SEB SAJUKHA Rü-U Norbert SUOLAHIE Krovil Vitsu Kezhangulie Nokhro Nokinlepzuk Puyhoyi Rhakho Vizosal Thapru

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V. Kirekha

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Vizolhie

48

Pfucie

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To be Obtained

Puhokiel Abei Thepa Rongsenshilu Ruuvilie Thiinolhoulie Imchatoshi Lt. Longrikaba John Lohe T. Seopi Sangtam Azüito Kakheto Zuveyi David Zeliang

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Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate Directorate

Kenei Helen Solo (GT) Imtirenla (GT) LOBENO ODYUO (GT)

H. Solo Korasashi Jamir KHRIEKETHOZO KHOUNGU

MURITA NIENU (Driver Gr. ii) Ghoshili (Peon) Lt. Hosuto Neivor (Peon) Mianyieo Kekhrievituo (Chowkidar) TO BE OBTAINED Halunu Carey (Peon) Lt. Khrietsielie Silie Angami (Peon) Zhalhoutuo Nutsuyi (Mali) Lt. Chiveyi Gwatilo (Handyman) Lt. Shwenga Rengma Vevolhu Nyekha (Peon) Thepunuo Mhasetolu Tetseo (Peon) Nuthiti Tetseo NIAMKOI (Sweeper) SUKO MUTSUHULU NYEKHA LUVUNI (Sweeper) Directorate Wiejisie Poji (Mali) Lt. Tsatsasou Poji Directorate Achobeni Lotha (Peon) To be obtained DDO: EE (PWD) EDN EE (PWD) EDN Sayangkala (UDA (District)) Tsupongmerang EE (PWD) EDN Ruuvituo (Driver Gr. i) Khutie EE (PWD) EDN Suja Jamir (Driver Gr. i) Lt. Katenkaba EE (PWD) EDN Menjili Apon (Typist) Kevi Kath EE (PWD) EDN Sanuo Miachieo (LDA) Lt. Keneisetuo EE (PWD) EDN Natoho (Duftry) Lumighi EE (PWD) EDN Kenlong Konyak (Sweeper) Nyampong EE (PWD) EDN Ilholi Awomi (Jugali) Hoshito DDO: SDEO, Kohima CWSN Kohima Lerie D.MINOTI (AHM) D.BARUAH CWSN Kohima Lerie Gyanendra kumar Sinha Kalayanchandra Sinha (GHT) CWSN Kohima Lerie Medokhrieü (JEO) Yawhelhou CWSN Kohima Lerie Shikhato Chishi (UGHT) Lt.Jehovi Chishi CWSN Kohima Lerie K. Vunthunglo (UGHT) Khocheo Ezung EBRC Sechu Zubza Petevito Chucha (TOT(GT)) Lt.Vilhubi Chucha GHS Jotsoma Tasazhu Kevise Khalitsu (PT) Tshunilie GHS Jotsoma Tasazhu Mhasisanuo Yhoshu Neizakie Yhoshu (GT(SSA)) GHS Jotsoma Tasazhu Dzieseneinuo Mere (UGHT) Mezhupfelhou Mere GMS D. Khel Kohima Kekuolhouthie (GT) Duolhoulie Dzuvichu Village GMS Jakhama A Mezuseno (GT(SSA)) Lalhou GMS Kezo Town Vithule (PT) Kebil GMS Kohima Viliebeinuo Khate (UGHT Chalie Khate Merhülietsa (CSS)) GMS Kohima Vill P.Khel Kevichulienuo (PT) Lt.Neikhosa GMS Midland, Kohima Mhashesuno Mekro SCTE Lt.Vihosul Mekro (GT(SSA)) GMS Pfüchama Puchotole Rhachu (PT(SSA)) Vilcho GPS Chayagei Asanuo (PT) Lt.L.Christopher Richa GPS Jotsoma Upper Dzuvilhukho Medoze (UGHT Toulhubi Medoze (CSS)) GPS Kidima A Hisenle Semy (UGHT (CSS)) Thochnu Semy GPS Kigwema 'B' Avito Yhoshu (PT) Siekuo Yhoshu GPS Kigwema 'C' Vilhoukhoto Sale (PT) Lt. Medozhase Sale Neikethozo (PT) Vilhoutuo GPS Kohima Chandmari GPS Kohima Ruulezono Meyase (PT) Lhulieo Chandmari GPS Phezu Jotsoma Teisovinuo Solo (PT) Sazo Solo SDEO, Kohima Rokovolhulie Nagi (SDEO) Kruneito Nagi SDEO, Kohima Tiakumla (UGHT) Pornangshi SDEO, Kohima Pekruvoto Nisa (JEO) Medolhulie Nisa SDEO, Kohima Kedozo Yhokha (PT) Mosa Yhokha SDEO, Kohima Menuoletuo Keyho (UGHT) Visielie Keyho SDEO, Kohima Neilhukho Peseyie (UGHT) Zakiezotuonyu Peseyie SDEO, Kohima Thonlo Jemu (UGHT) Aphonsha Jemu Rengma SDEO, Kohima Lolenpenla (UGHT) Sosangrenba SDEO, Kohima Sulto Chaya (UGHT) Lt.Vithatso Chaya SDEO, Kohima Adinuo Dzuvichu (UGHT) Medom Dzuvichu SDEO, Kohima Lanusangla (UGHT) Rendimeren SDEO, Kohima Ayho Keyho (Peon) Thepuya-o Keyho DDO:SDEO, Tseminyu EBRC Tseminyu HINILO CHENG (GT(SSA)) RIGA CHENG EBRC Tseminyu AJA KENT (TOT(PT)) YHUNRI KENT EBRC Tseminyu LEILAKLE (TOT(GT)) DAN KHING EBRC Tseminyu RUSHULO KHING (TOT(PT)) ALBERT KHING GHS Kandinu YAMULU KATH (Knitting SHEYETHANG Helper) GHS Kandinu ATULA APON (Peon) SENENPFU GHS Kandinu LABENI WANTH (Sweeper) ISHI WANTH GHS Phenshunyu ASANGLA AMER (AHM) SHILU AO GHS Phenshunyu JUDAH KEPPEN (Peon) HILO KEPPEN GHS Sendenyu AGWA LORIN (AHM) TSUTO LORIN GHS Sendenyu SINI TEP (GT(SSA)) GWANYU TEP GHS Sendenyu T. ASENLA AO (LDA) T.WAPANG GHS Sendenyu Ruguomenuo (GT) Khriesavilie Angami GHS Sendenyu KENYUHULO KEMP (Peon) LT.KESINGA GHS Sendenyu REUBEN KHING (Peon) TSONBU KHING GHS Tesophenyu KEPEMU JAMES (AHM) Ghantsü James GHS Tesophenyu KEHITHONG TEP (Computer CHUMBI TEP Operator) GHS Tesophenyu VITUONUO KIRE (GT) KENEINGULIE KIRE GHS Tesophenyu CHUNISHA MAGH (Carpentry NSINLO Helper) GHS Tesophenyu NILLO JEMU (Sweeper) APALA JEMU GHS Tesophenyu SULOLE TEP (LHA) HONBU GHS Tseminyu New SISENLO APON (Carpentry HALU APON Town Helper) GMS Logwesunyu JETILO APON (GT(SSA)) ATHINU APON GMS Logwesunyu JESSE KHING (GT(SSA)) LT.R. KHING GMS Logwesunyu JOEL JAMES RENGMA PONTHU JEMES (GT(SSA)) GMS Logwesunyu KEGWASIN KENT (PT) LT.GWANYELO KENT GMS Logwesunyu BWENI KHING (PT) SHOYHUNLO KHING GMS Logwesunyu JONYELO BUKH (PT) LT. VIHOI BUKH GMS Logwesunyu KENILO SEB (UGHT) ABEL SEB GMS Rengmapani ELIZABETH KATH (GT(SSA)) KETHANG KATH GMS Rengmapani DONALD KACHARI MOHAN KACHARI (GT(SSA)) GMS Rengmapani NOYALO KATH (PT(SSA)) ASUTHANG KATH GMS Rengmapani KENYUYHUNLE TEP (PT) YHUNSENLO TEP RUSHULO TEP GMS Rengmapani SOTI TEP (GT(SSA)) GMS Rengmapani RUTH KENT (UGHT (CSS)) LT.GWANYELO TEP GMS Rengmapani NZONBU THONG (UGHT) ZENSINLO THONG GMS Tesophenyu FRANCIS MAGH (GT(SSA)) LT.A. PETER MAGH Upper GMS Tesophenyu ZEMEYI TEP (UGHT (CSS)) AMAGHI TEP Upper GMS Tesophenyu MARY TEP (GT) N.AZUTO TEP Upper GMS Tsosinyu WANENYA MAGH (PT(SSA)) WATILO MAGH GMS Tsosinyu NYURHUNLE (UGHT (CSS)) TEGIBU KHING GMS Tsosinyu AYHUN S KATH (PT) GWANI KATH GMS Tsosinyu SHWEYHUNLO KHING DAVID KHING (Language Teacher (PT)) GMS Tsosinyu S.K. SINGH (GT) TH. KANHAI SINGH GMS Tsosinyu DOMINIC KENT (UGHT) GWANYELO KENT GMS Tsosinyu ARENE Pojar (PT) GWANYELO KENT GMS Tsosinyu LOSHUBU KHING LT.SOULAHIE KHING (Chowkidar) GMS Tsosinyu KENYULO KATH (Carpentry PUKHEMO Helper) GMS Tsosinyu LUCY KENT (Knitting Helper) ZUIKHU GMS Yikhanu ANGELA SEMY (GT(SSA)) ISAAC SEMY GMS Yikhanu JETILO WOCH (PT(SSA)) LUKIYA WOCH GPS Chunlikha KENYELE KHING (UGHT) VISHEPU GPS Chunlikha RUUTUO MEDOM (UGHT) KEZELHOULIE GPS K. Station ASIUSA (PT) LOHRII GPS Khenyu TENYENLE HIMB (UGHT SERPFU HIMB (CSS)) GPS New Terogunyu KEGWANYE THYUG (PT) LOGEBU THYUG GPS Terogunyu KEGWAYHUN SEMP (UGHT) HUPHEGA SEMP GPS Tesophenyu New HISHA SEB (UGHT (CSS)) SHWENLO SEB GPS Tseminyu Old GWANILO KENT (PT) JWENBU Town GPS Tseminyu Old ASULE KENT (PT) YHUNSENLO KENT Town GPS Tseminyu Old BETHEL (PT) KHONBI Town GPS Tseminyu Village ESTHER SEB (Peon) HILO KENT GPS Tsonsa PAUL KATH (PT) INOCK KATH Contd. to Page 11

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GPS Tsonsa SDEO, Tseminyu SDEO, Tseminyu SDEO, Tseminyu SDEO, Tseminyu

AMON APON (PT(SSA)) GWASHENI APON Y.Nchumbemo (HM) to be obtain ORENBONI LOTHA (SDEO) THUNGJAMO MATHEW K.J (JEO) THOMMA OUSEPH LOGVULE TSELA (UDA LAMESHE TSELA (District)) SDEO, Tseminyu HINENLO (UGHT (CSS)) KEYALO KATH SDEO, Tseminyu SENKIYA TEP (LDA) CHUPATHANG TEP SDEO, Tseminyu AYUHUNLE KENT (Computer YHUNSENLO KENT Operator) SDEO, Tseminyu CHEGESENG KATH (GT) GWANI KATH SDEO, Tseminyu GWASENLE SEMP (PT) RUCHUSENG SEMP SDEO, Tseminyu GWANYELO TSELA RUSHULO TSELA (Supervisor Adult Edn Gr-ii) SDEO, Tseminyu AHYULO KENT (GHT) KELEPFU KENT SDEO, Tseminyu BENNY TSELA (LDA) KAITHONG TSELA SDEO, Tseminyu NOAMI KEMP (LDA) LOTSUTHO KEMP SDEO, Tseminyu SHYERHUNYHUN KHING KESHWENGA KHING (LDA) SDEO, Tseminyu SAMEUL WANTH (Driver Shenenpfu Gr. ii) SDEO, Tseminyu HONTILO KENT (Peon) KEGWAHI KENT SDEO, Tseminyu THONILO KENT (Peon) GWASINLO KENT SDEO, Tseminyu GWANYULE KHING KEGUSHUN KHING (Sweeper) SDEO, Tseminyu HILLO KHING (Chowkidar) KEGUSHUN KHING SDEO, Tseminyu HESENLO SEMY (Chowkidar) CHENCHUO SEMY SDEO, Tseminyu Tenusin Seb (ChowkidarKepenlo Seb Cum-Sweeper) GHSS Tseminyu GWAHUNLE TEP (AHM) HOLOJVULI TEP GHSS Tseminyu S.K. PAL (GT) SARAT CHANDRA PAL GHSS Tseminyu KEGWANGE RENGMA LT. KENTSINGA (UGHT) RENGMA GHSS Tseminyu SOHILE TEP (GT) LT.GWASTO TEP GHSS Tseminyu MECIESENU SEZO (GT) NOSEZOL DDO:SDEO, Chiephobozou EBRC Chiephobozou VEGWÜ NYEKHA (TOT(GT)) NELUYI NYIKHA EBRC Chiephobozou MHALEVINUO SUOKHRIE SOBOULIE SUOKHRIE (UGHT) GHS Dihoma (Diki) VILAKHO KHEZHIE (PET Lt. Keneise Gr-i) GHS Dihoma (Diki) ABEINU (PT) Vimezhol GHS Dihoma (Diki) ZELUOTUOÜ TSÜKRÜ Theyielhoulie Tsukru (Drawing Teacher) GHS Dihoma (Diki) KHRIEZOBEINUO KECHU Krowhel Kechu (GT(SSA)) GHS Dihoma (Diki) VIKHOTUO TSÜKRÜ (Peon) Vitsülhou GMS Botsa PUSACHONU RICHA (PT) ADO RICHA GMS Chiecha Centre MEDONGULIE (GT) KEVIZELHOU METHA GMS Gariphema DANIEL LOHE (Chowkidar) ZIELHOU GPS Diho Bawe SEYIEKHRIETUO (PT) Lt.Pfusielie GPS Diho Bawe NEISIELHOU YANO (PT) THEUOVO GPS Gariphe Basa SOZENUO KIRE (PT) KEVILEZO KIRE GPS Keviphe RÜKHIENUO CHIETSü (UGHT MEZHÜLHOU CHIETSü (CSS)) GPS Nachama NEICHÜLIE (PT) LHOUVICHA RUPRE-O GPS Phekerkriema MEDOZHALIE (Peon) LT. THEO GPS Seiyha Phesa Zhapukhrieno Kera Lt.Viprakhwel Kera (PT(SSA)) GPS Seiyha Phesa ATEISO SUOKHRIE (PT) KETSEIYIE SUOKHRIE GPS Tsosinyu TENYENSINLE (PT) ZAKIEVI KHING GPS Phezha Nerhema THINUSAHO TITUS KISO (PT) PUSWE KISO DISTRICT:LONGLENG DDO:DEO, Longleng GHS Bhumnyu LALAN PRASAD (JEO) Bukhal Singh GHS Bhumnyu H. Lemei Phom (GHT) Hepong Phom GHS Bhumnyu Lumtsala (GT) Aowati GHS Kangching MONGNYU (GT) MANCHONG GHS Kangching BAU-EI (C/I) MANSHET GHS Kangching ASHOK KUMAR (GT) S. KUMMAR GHS Kangching CHINGAU (GT) SHAMCHEI GHS Kangching H. KONGCHONG (PT) HENTHEN GHS Kangching H. TAUVAI (Chowkidar) HAMLOM GHS NAMCHING N.SHAHLONG PHOM (GT) NAMBA PHOM GHS NAMCHING WECHE MEBOU (GT) WEPELO MEBOU GHS Pongo A.Shamli (AHM) Apesungba GHS Sakshi M. ALEMLA JAMIR (AHM) M.TOSHI JAMIR GHS Sakshi Khamla (Sweeper) Khangyong GHS Yachem C. Pongnyei (C/I) Chingmo GHS YAONGYIMCHEN S.MOPEN PHOM (GT) SHONGDANG PHOM GHS Yongyah M.K. SEN (AHM) M.M. SEN GHS Tamlu CHOILLEN (PT) TONGZUK GHSS Longleng Z.Akhumba (GT) Zukiumong GHS B/Namsang K.P.Dutta (GT) H.P.Dutta GHS B/Namsang B.P Henvei (GT) Manshong GHS Pongo S. Anao (PT) Shasham GHS Sakshi Neizasunuo (GT) Kuovi Syone GHS Sakshi P. Metchei (Peon) Phaknyu DDO: SDEO, Longleng EBRC Longleng Meyizangzuk (TOT(GT)) Bali EBRC Longleng Henlen (TOT(PT)) Banddung EBRC Longleng M. Chingau (TOT(GT)) Mandong EBRC Longleng SHUMEI ANTHONY (GHT) HONGNYEI PHOM EBRC Tamlu P. Nyuventh (TOT(PT)) Paushen GHS K.Khel Tamlu VED PRAKASH (GT) MICH KASH GHS K.Khel Tamlu T. TIAKALA (UGHT (CSS)) GHS Yotan WATIMONGLA (PT) MAYANGCHUBA GHS Yotan M. BAHEN PHOM (C/I) H.MENKUP PHOM GHS Yotan M. HENNYEM PHOM (PEON) MONGTHA PHOM GHS Yotan M. SHAHBAH PHOM MANSHEN PHOM (SWEEPER) GMS Hukphang 'A' Nancy Lotha (GT(SSA)) Renathung Lotha GMS Hukphang 'A' MOIAN AVENNOHO M. CHEILONG PHOM (GT(SSA)) GMS Leinak Longleng S. NUKSHILA SHAMI (Drawing Teacher) GMS Mongtikang C.LASHO (PT) CHAUCHING GMS Mongtikang A. WANTOI PHOM (GT(SSA)) B. APONG PHOM GMS NYANG I.Arenla (GT(SSA)) K.Imkong GMS NYANG C. KONNYEI PHOM CHINGTONG PHOM (Chowkidar) GMS Pupei, Longleng Y. AYEM PHOM (UGHT) YANNYEI PHOM GMS Pupei, Longleng LANGCHEM PHOM (Knitting PHABENTH PHOM Instructor) GMS Pupei, Longleng Y. PHANGLONG (PT) YANOM GMS Shetap NYEAMKUP Y. (GT(SSA)) Lt.YEMNYEI PHOM GMS Shetap B. HENAI (GT) BAUONG GMS Station Longleng T. MOALA (PT) MANNGOI GMS Station Longleng S. PONGMEI (PT) SHAYEN GMS Tamlu Village B WUNGTEI (PT) MOKHAN BUGHEM GMS Tamlu Village B HAMTOK (GT) N.T. ATIEH GMS Tamlu Village B C. MANLOI (PT) CHINGOM GMS Tamlu Village B LIHNGAM (PEON) NGAMSHAI GMS Tangha 'B' P. HENYEI PHOM (GT) PANGTAN GMS Yangching EASTER (PT) TALI GMS Yangching O.D.Sharon Phom (PT(SSA)) B.K. Ongshong GMS Yangching N. PONGI (PT) NYIANG PHOM GMS Yongam E. ONGSHAU (GT(SSA)) GMS Yongshie K. ZYINGBENI TAOPOE k TAOPOE (GT(SSA)) GPS Alayung M. BOKYIMKALA PHOM (PT) MOKCHET PHOM GPS Auching 'B' DOIVAU PHOM (PT) NAMNYEI PHOM GPS Auching 'B' B. ALONG PHOM (PT) BONGKAM PHOM GPS Auching 'B' L. PAULIN PHOM (PT) A. LONGPO PHOM GPS B/Namsang 'A' N. CHINGKO (PT) NYAPONG GPS B/Namsang 'A' LIMANUNGSANG (UGHT MAKEN IMSONG (CSS)) GPS Bhumnyu 'A' MOATEMSU (GT) RONGSENWATI GPS Bhumnyu 'A' THAUMONGLA (PT) TINGBA GPS Bhumnyu 'A' KONCHAI (PT) PANGA GPS Bhumnyu 'B' C. CHONGPANG (PT) CHONGLANG PHOM GPS Bhumnyu 'B' M. MANO (PT) MOKHAN GPS HDS Oushok SHYERHUNLETEP (GHT) YONGTAU PHOM Longleng GPS Hongnyu Y. TAUJEI PHOM (PT(SSA)) YINGSHA PHOM GPS Kangching 'A' Arep Konyak (UGHT) S. Konyak GPS Ladigarh K. PANGJAI (PT) KANGKAU GPS Ladigarh AULONG (PT) NGENYAK GPS Lingtak Y. MOKSHEN (PT) YANLEI GPS Nian 'B' SHUNGNYU (PT) MANPONG GPS Nyengching YUNGMEI PHOM (PT) Lt. WAULONG PHOM Longleng GPS Nyengching O. TIAZUNGLA PHOM (PT) A. ODIBA PHOM Longleng GPS Nyengching L. TALIRENLA (PT) LONGKAM Longleng GPS Nyengching L. HIMJA (PT) LEISHA PHOM Longleng GPS Orangkong 'C' SHABA (GT(SSA)) TAUPHEN GPS Orangkong 'C' K.M. YANGAN (UGHT (CSS)) GPS Pongching 'A' HAMLOI (PT(SSA)) WONGSUNG GPS Pongching 'A' KAPLONG (GHT(CSS)) BESHI GPS Pongo'A' Y. MOSA PHOM (PT) YONGSHUM PHOM GPS Pongo'A' K.F. LIVENO (GHT(CSS)) GPS Pongo'B' KELIVINO NAKRO (UGHT NAKRO (CSS)) GPS Shamnyuching BENDANGSOLA LONGCHAR RONGPANG LONGCHAR (UGHT (CSS)) GPS Shemshang A. BAUAOK (PT(SSA)) ANGDUNG (Yongnyah D) GPS Tamlu Town 'A' WATITEMSU (PT) TEMJEN GPS Tamlu Town 'A' S. NYUKUP (PT) SHOTHAI GPS Tamlu Town 'A' NGANAN PHOM (PT) DOJANG PHOM GPS Tangha 'A' WEZOLO MEDO (GT(SSA)) Zhietshutsonyi Medo GPS Yachem 'A' S. LANGNYU PHOM (PT) SANGPO PHOM GPS Yongphang 'A' T. TUBA PHOM (PT) TALONG PHOM GPS Yongphang 'B' K. CHUBA PHOM (PT) KHONGBA PHOM

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GPS Yongyah 'A' L. SHAHSHA (PT) LONGJEIH PHOM GPS Yongyah 'C' PHEI-E PHOM (PT) PHULE PHOM GPS Yonshei 'B' P. HENNMEI PHOM (PT) PONGKHAI SDEO, Longleng IMONENLA (PT) YAONG SDEO, Longleng T. ALISABA (GT(SSA)) TAUPEN SDEO, Longleng NYEMKUP (GT) SDEO, Longleng BANGLOI ROSELINE (GT) DISTRICT:MOKOKCHUNG DDO:DEO, Mokokchung DEO, Mokokchung A. Ajem Imchen (HM) Lt. Aosangba DEO, Mokokchung Imnametong (LDA) Taliwati GHS Longsa Jungminaro (AHM) Lt.Nathan GHS Mangmetong Lendilong (GT) Talimeren GHS Tsurangkong Nukshienla (LDA) Imtitemsu GHS Tsurangkong Sentimongla (Knitting Samalepden Helper) GHS Alongkima J. RONGSEN JAMIR (HM) LT.JONGSHITEMJEN GHS Alongkima TIALILA LONGCHAR (GT) I. MAYANG LONGCHAR GHS Changtongya I.LIPOK.LONGKUMER (AHM) Lt. Imsutiba.

GHS Kobulong T.Marnungba Ao (HM) Temjenmangyang GHS Longchem Longerkaba (Chowkidar) Lt.Makenchiba GHSS Mokokchung ASENLA A. (PGT) LATE IMNUKSUNGBA Mayangnokcha GHSS Mokokchung VESULU CHUZHO (PGT) NIESAYI CHUZHO Mayangnokcha GHSS Mokokchung SUPONGMENLA JAMIR TINUKUMZUK JMAIR Mayangnokcha (PGT) GHSS Mokokchung N. GRACE AONOK (Vice L. SUNUP AONOK I. Jamir Principal) DDO:SDEO, Changtongya GHS Changtongya NEKENSANGLA (AHM) Lt.Imnapokyim Vill 'B' GHS Changtongya M.Toshi Longkumer (PT) Martuba Ao Vill 'B' GHS Unger S.Akala pongner (AHM) Sutsung GHS Unger Tsuknungpokba (PET Gr-i) Lanumatong Ao GMS Anakiyimsen Sashikokla (GT(SSA)) to be entered GPS Changtongya Lanusunep (PT) Repakangzuk Yimsen GPS Gate Merangkong Sentinaro (PT) Talimeren GPS Longzung Temjenmeren Jamir (PT) Lt. Mar Jamir Changtongya Vill SDEO, Changtongya L. Asangla Ao (Typist) Sakunenba GMS Mopongsen, Watilemba Lkr (GT(SSA)) Waimongba Longkumer Merangkong DDO:SDEO, Mangkolemba GHS Alongtaki NENGSANGKOKBA (UGHT) TSUKJEMMEREN GHS Khar LANUTEMSU (PET Gr-i) NINGSANGMEREN GHS Liremen MAONGLEMBA (C/I) IMYANGERBA GHS Liremen Watienla (UGHT (CSS)) Merangba GMS Aonokpu Kumtila Lemdur (GT(SSA)) Koratuden Lemdur GMS Longphayimsen MEYILEMLA (GT) Prof.A.JUNGSHI GMS Merakiong NOKSANGTEMLA (GT) Lt.KAJENKABA GMS Merakiong Moainla (UGHT (CSS)) Tiatemsu GMS Mongchen M.C.DUTTA (GT) DURGA PADA DUTTA GMS Puneboto RONGSENKALA (PT) C.TALI AO GMS Yimjenkimong Marnungla (UGHT (CSS)) Rongsentemjen GPS Aghaitito Meyijungla Jamir (PT(SSA)) Temsukaba Jamir GPS Aonokpu Yimsen Sutsungkala (PT) Kilangmeren GPS Aonokpu Yimsen Nungsangtemsu (PT(SSA)) Supongtiba GPS Lakhuni BENDANGSENLA (PT) Lt.LANUTEKA GPS Lakhuni Temjennaro (UGHT (CSS)) Lanuwangshi GPS Lakhuni Temsuwapang Imchen Supongmongba (PT(SSA)) GPS Longjemdang J.Chubainla (PT) Jemtimenba GPS Longjemdang Rongsenienla (PT(SSA)) Tongpangkumba GPS Mangkolemaba III Ruthla Ozukum (UGHT Lendi Ozukum (CSS)) GPS Mangkolemba-I LIMATEMSULA (PT) Lt.IMNAANGSHI (Imsenchang) GPS Pongentem Wabangienla (UGHT (CSS)) Imsutemjen Molungkimong GPS Waromong KIKATEMSU (GT) ODENSANGBA Compound GPS Yajang 'B' Takonungsang (UGHT (CSS)) Lanumar SDEO, Mangkolemba Chubamenla (SDEO) Imkongtoshi SDEO, Mangkolemba Nikensangla (JEO) Imnapokyim SDEO, Mangkolemba Limasenla (GT) Imkongyanger SDEO, Mangkolemba Nangshikala (GT) Limayanger GHS Saring Narola M Walling (UGHT T.Ajungba (CSS)) DDO:SDEO, Mokokchung EBRC Khensa Imosangla (UGHT) Noklentemjen EBRC Khensa Imtikaba (UGHT) Benjongkokba EBRC Mokokchung K.Tianaro (TOT(PT)) O. Moa Imsong Village GHS Longjang B.Tarep Aier (GT) R.Bendang Aier GHS Monsenyimti Sosangmongba (PET Gr-i) Imkongsowa GHS Phangsang Oyemnaro Jamir (GT) Talikaba Jamir GMS Alisungkum Imkongshongla (PT) Maputoshi Chuchuyimpang GMS Chungtia Temsumenla (PT) Longkumeren Sabangya GMS Kobulong Anettsungla (PT) Korasashi GMS Mokokchung Y.Chubamenla (PT) Yaongsangba Alempang Ward GMS Mokokchung Sungjemtoshi Kechu (PT) Rongsenmeren Marepkong Ward GMS Mokokchung Imertetba Pongen (GT(SSA)) Imtiluen Pongen Senkalemba, Arkong Ward GMS Settsu Temjensola (PT) Merentoba GMS Yaongyimti New Ngeditemba Tzudir M Medem Tzudir (GT(SSA)) GMS Yaongyimti New Alienla (GT) M.Chuba Imsong GPS Alidongtong R.Akumtemjen (PT) Rendilepden chuchuyimpang GPS Mopungchuket 'B' Talisenla (PT(SSA)) Alempokba GPS Pujungmen Moayangla (PT) Chubainba Yaden Longjang GPS Shitilong Imliyangla (GT) Imti Walling Mongsenyimti GPS Ungma Liden Sungjemkaba (PT(SSA)) Moasangba GPS Ungma Liden Imtisangla (GT) I.Toshi Imchen GPS Ungma Liden Lanuyanger (PT(SSA)) Ongmang SDEO, Mokokchung Atula Ao (UGHT) Noklen Ao SDEO, Mokokchung Imkongneken Jamir (LDA) Arimapang SDEO, Mokokchung Chubatoba Ao (UDA Tekaba (District)) DISTRICT:MON DDO:DEO, Mon DEO, Mon NGS KANMI (retired on Lt. ZADUYI 1-9-16) (DDEO) DEO, Mon L. Nyangpong (UDA Lt. Longmeth K (District)) GHS Angjangyang E. Moba (GT) W. Ekham GHS Angjangyang M. Khenpa (GT) Manpea Lt. Donyei GHS Angjangyang D.yongkup Konyak (Chowkidar-Cum-Sweeper) GHS Jaboka YN.Jami (HM) Yantso GHS Jaboka Sudep Sharma (GT) Sachindra Sharma GHS Longching Chamya (Typist) Ekhu GHS Mon Town C Ngippai (GT) Honshong GHS Mopong Limawati (AHM) Tilang GHS Shangnyu Lalan Singh (GT) Sitaram Singh GHS Shangnyu Theanglih Honli (GT(SSA)) Nyangpong GHS Tizit Village Omprakash. (AHM) Dasai Das GHS Totokchingnyu Takukumba (AHM) Imkongmeren GHSS Mon Town D THENYELO SEB (PGT) SENSHWENI SEB GHSS Mon Town D H. ANGNYEI (GT) LT. HAOMANG GHS Chen C. CHINGYAN KONYAK (GHT) Chungkem Konyak GHS Chen NYANGLAO KONYAK (LHA) Longzu Konyak GHS Chen Lizhu Konyak (Chowkidar- Hopa Konyak Cum-Sweeper) GHS Wakching A. Tsuknung Jamir (HM) Aomangyang GHS Wakching Kapani Elow (GT) Asosu Kapani GHS Wakching S. Shangkok Konyak (GT) Shaopa Konyak GHS Wakching E. Lihwang (GT) Esham GHS Wakching Nyangka Konyak (Sweeper) Phochei Konyak GHSS Aboi N.Akai Phom (PGT) H.Nyakshing Phom GHSS Aboi Easther Humtsoe (PGT) N.Humtsoe GHSS Aboi Renlumyisill Liegise (PGT) Heikamise Liegise GHSS Aboi Dr. Achanger (PGT) B.Toshe GHSS Aboi Kutholhulu (PT) Lt.Neprayi GHSS Aboi L.Wangkhao Konyak (PT) Longshang GHSS Aboi Langphong (UDA (District)) N.Wennyei K. GHSS Aboi A. CHINGKAM KONYAK Away Konyak (Peon) GHSS Mon SENTIMENLA (HM) TATONGCHABA GHSS Mon Daizy Swüro (PGT) Thepunu Swuro GHSS Mon PREM SHANKAR TEWARI PARASHUAM TIWARI (GHT) GHSS Mon NGENENCHILA (GT) LANU AKUM LEMTUR DDO:GHSS Naginimora GHSS Naginimora M. MANAI. K (LDA) MANLEM GHSS Naginimora MANAU KONYAK CHINGSHEI KONYAK (Chowkidar) DDO:GHSS Tizit GHSS Tizit S CHUBATEMJEN JAMIR Lt. SAKURENBA (HM) GHSS Tizit ARIYANGLA JAMIR (PGT) IMLI AO DDO:SDEO, Aboi GMS Aboi A. Eyam (PT(SSA)) Aneang GMS Aboi M.Wotok (PT(SSA)) Manta GMS Angphang N. Aktar (GT) Hussain GMS Chaoha Chingnyu Wangyan (Peon) Noklem GMS Chen Wetnyu 'A' Wenkhang (PT) Manpa GMS Chen Wetnyu 'A' Wangkon (PT) Locknyem

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GMS Chenloisho GMS Chenmoho GMS Chenmoho GMS Chenmoho GMS Chingkao Chingha GMS Chinglong GMS Choknyu GMS Choknyu GMS Langmeang A GMS Ngangching GMS Ngangching GMS Ngangching GMS Ngangching GMS Ngangching GPS Aboi 'A' GPS Aboi 'A' GPS Aboi D GPS Angphang A GPS Aopao 'A' GPS Aopao Changle GPS Chaoha Chinglen GPS Chen Town GPS Chenloisho Hozu GPS Chingkao Nyaho GPS Chingkao Watok GPS Chinglong 'A' GPS Chinglong 'A' GPS Langshai GPS Longching Hq GPS Longching Hq GPS Longching Hq GPS Sowa Changle GPS Sowa Changle SDEO, Aboi SDEO, Aboi SDEO, Aboi SDEO, Aboi SDEO, Aboi SDEO, Aboi

R. K. Panda (GT) Kamelesh. K. Pandey (GT) M.Yajo (PT) Ngoyu (Knitting Helper) MANKANG KONYAK (PT)

Y. Ato (Carpentry Helper) Tahpoh (PT) Kawoto H.Awomi (GT(SSA)) Kapnyei (PT) T. C. Nath (GT) T. Ayong (PT) Alamwati (PT) Wepre Lasuh (GT(SSA)) Y.Vejai Konyak (PT(SSA)) Longna (PT(SSA)) E.Maria (PT) Nepi Konyak (PT) Sumima rai (UGHT (CSS)) Moachila (UGHT (CSS)) Limoi (PT) Thronlem (PT) Aron Aye (UGHT (CSS)) W. Nonlong Konyak (PT) Mankang Konyak (PT) Limatula (PT(SSA)) Y. Tongmeth (PT) T.Gohi (PT(SSA)) Teihwang (PT(SSA)) T. Nokyei (PT) L. Pongya Konyak (PT) S. Yongme (PT) Nokpai Konyak (PT) Sholih Konyak (PT) Visao (SDEO) D.N.Tiwary (AHM) Y.Methna (PT(SSA)) Vesuzolo Puro (UGHT (CSS)) F.A. Tiga (UGHT) Ngipton (Sweeper) DDO:SDEO, Mon 1 EBRC Mon Lothongbeni (UGHT) 2 GMS Chui Penwang (PT) 3 GMS Kongan K.Lokmong Konyak (PT) 4 GMS Kongan Y.Pangai (PT) 5 GMS Leangnyu P. Shekna (GT(SSA)) 6 GMS Leangnyu Vekute-u Nuh (UGHT (CSS)) 7 GMS Longshen Imlibenla Aier (GT(SSA)) 8 GMS Naganimora 'C' S.Chengmei (GT(SSA)) 9 GMS Naganimora 'C' Ajit Kumar Ghosh (GT) 10 GMS Nokyan H.Yumong (PT) 11 GMS Nokzang Sarvesh Mishra (GT(SSA)) 12 GMS Nyahnyu S.Yawing Konyak (UGHT) 13 GMS Nyahnyu Taiya (GT(SSA)) 14 GMS Nyasa NUNGKAM M. KONYAK (PT) 15 GMS Oting Mongyong (PT) 16 GMS Phomching Dinesh Kumar (UGHT) 17 GMS Phomching M. Topha (Peon) 18 GMS Pongkong K.Shuyan (PT) 19 GMS Pongkong Tingong (GT) 20 GMS Pongkong Mankhat (PET Gr-ii) 21 GMS S/Mokok Thusa Nano Koshi (GHT(CSS)) 22 GMS Shangsa M.K.Chaterjee (GT) (Shangsha) 23 GMS Shiyong K. Kreneitoche (GHT(CSS)) 24 GMS Tangnyu Subhas Shah (GT) 25 GMS Tanhai M.P. Mourya (GHT) 26 GMS Tanhai Y.PANGNYEI (UGHT (CSS)) 27 GMS Tizit Town 'B' Nahlem (UGHT (CSS)) 28 GMS Totok Chingha P. Khanlang (GT(SSA)) 29 GMS Totok Chingha Y. Vantan (GT(SSA)) 30 GMS Tumei Shosinle Tep (GHT(CSS)) 31 GMS Upper Tiru Helen Kath (GHT(CSS)) 32 GMS Upper Tiru NAOME KONYAK (PT) 33 GMS Wakching Neisekhonou (UGHT) 34 GMS Wakching Tongmeth (GHT(CSS)) 35 GMS Wakching Manshom Konyak (GT) 36 GMS Wanching Bonjei (PT) 37 GMS Wanching Sarah Tep (GHT(CSS)) 38 GMS Wanching Y. Wangnyei Konyak (Carpentry Helper) 39 GMS Wangla N. David konyak (UGHT (CSS)) 40 GMS Wangla ThejaKhrielie Zumu (GT(SSA)) 41 GMS Yuching Yinwang Konyak (PT) 42 GMS Yuching Kencikhinnio (GHT(CSS)) 43 GMS Yuching Manoh (Peon) 44 GMS Zangkham Mehjoi (UGHT (CSS)) 45 GPS Borjan(n'gmora) C.Yonglong (PT) 46 GPS Guhching CH. Visti (GHT(CSS)) 47 GPS Hunta Hq C.NGAPLEM (PT) 48 GPS Lapa Yongkao (PET Gr-ii) 49 GPS Lower Tiru Venutalu (UGHT (CSS)) 50 GPS Mon Town 'E' K.Ngeplem (PT) 51 GPS Monlem, Tizit Y.Ngeplem (PT) 52 GPS Monlem, Tizit Angphen Konyak (PT) 53 GPS Naganimora A L.Nyeipong K (PT) 54 GPS Naganimora A C.Longwao Konyak (PT) 55 GPS Neitong A.K.Bora (PT) 56 GPS Neitong Lemkholen (UGHT (CSS)) 57 GPS Old Japoka P.Pujat (Drawing Teacher) 58 GPS Old Japoka T.Uma (PT) 59 GPS S/Chingnyu CHINGYING KONYAK (PT) 60 GPS Shangnyu L. Mopa (PT) 61 GPS Shangnyu Hq A. Leejung (PT) 62 GPS Tekang VANHU HAOKIP KONYAK (PT) 63 GPS Tela Asibe (UGHT (CSS)) 64 GPS Wakching A W. Shangkok (PT) 65 GPS Wakching A Y.Mongwang (PT(SSA)) 66 GPS Wakching A Y.Tongna Konyak (PT(SSA)) 67 GPS Wakching A N. Samuel Konyak (PT(SSA)) 68 GPS Wakching A Laukngam (PT(SSA)) 69 GPS Wakching B S.Toang Konyak (PT) 70 GPS Wakching B T.Nyeiang Konyak (PT) 71 GPS Wakching B E.Lochumi (UGHT (CSS)) 72 GPS Wakching B W.Yingnyu Konyak (UGHT) 73 GPS Wakching Chingla P. Tangwam (PT(SSA)) 74 GPS Wapnyu Shongwang (PT) 75 GPS Yannyu K.Issack (PT) 76 GPS Yannyu M.Mahlong (GT(SSA)) 77 GPS Yannyu Dyiesevonuokire (UGHT (CSS)) 78 GPS Yannyu Achan (GT(SSA)) 79 SDEO, Mon H.Phejen Konyak (PT) 80 SDEO, Mon H.Wangshom (PT) 81 SDEO, Mon Menching Konyak (SIS) 82 SDEO, Mon C. Wanmai Konyak (LDA) 83 SDEO, Mon M.Lamjai Konyak (UGHT) 84 SDEO, Mon W. Mary Konyak (UGHT) 85 SDEO, Mon P.Tentick (C/I) 86 GMS Chingdang L.S.Nyangpong (GT) 87 GMS Chingphoi Aonyei Konyak (GT(SSA)) 88 GMS Chingphoi Sharon (GT(SSA)) 89 GMS Hongphoi Phongwang Puben (Peon) 90 GMS Wakching Watlong (GT(SSA)) 91 GMS Wanching Among (UGHT (CSS)) DDO:SDEO, Tobu 1 GMS Pesao P. LANGPHONG (PT) 2 GMS Shamnyu REKOWE ROTE (UGHT (CSS)) 3 GMS Tobu Village JOHN CHUNGO (GT(SSA)) 4 GMS Ukha Y.PANGJEI (PT) 5 GMS Yongkhao K. ANDEN (Peon) 6 GPS Bumei Z. TONSHI (PT) 7 GPS Changkhoang Pheangmay Konyak (PT(SSA)) 8 GPS Kenchenshu TIYONGNARO (PT) 9 GPS Minchangle S.BEMANG (PT) 10 GPS Minchangle Waisha Konyak (PT) 11 GPS Pessao C S.P THOSA (PT) 12 GPS Shamnyu B ANGKI (PT) 13 GPS Tamkong B L.Longme (PT) 14 GPS Yonghong 'A' KHETOSHI AOMI (GT(SSA)) DISTRICT:PEREN DDO:DEO, Peren 1 DEO, Peren Mongkholam (AHM) 2 DEO, Peren Kailadin (PT) 3 DEO, Peren Keyiteibenle (LHA) 4 GHS Bongkolong KOHEIDING (GT) 5 GHS Bongkolong ILUNGSILE (GT) 6 GHS Bongkolong KEHEIPEU (GT) 7 GHS Bongkolong Iketelung (GT) 8 GHS Dunki RAMDI THOU (HM) 9 GHS Dunki ARON CHAWANG (C/I) 10 GHS Dunki Kebabe (GT) 11 GHS Mbaulwa G.PUKHASHE (HM) 12 GHS Mbaulwa ILIABUI (PT) 13 GHS Ngwalwa T.KIKANARO (AHM) 14 GHS Ngwalwa HEPUIHINGBE (GT) 15 GHS Nsong DZIESETONO (AHM) 16 GHS Nsong Nzokam (UGHT (CSS)) 17 GHS Nsong Temsujungla (GT)

M. Pandy K. K. Pandy Manpho Angpa N.SHACHING KONYAK Yongna Wangong Hokuto Awomi Nokyei Ratnadhanath Threkwang Tekasangba Pfutsukha Lasuh Yinshoh Menton Eyong Hela Tanshen Bahadur Rai Tali Ao Yiangmoi Manlip Aye Wangnao N. Shaching Konyak Senti Longkumer Yalao Timphong Nokpai Toming Leakpa Konyak N. Sheyeang Nokli Konyak Nokli Konyak Kivitha B.N.Tiwary Yiangnyam Vekhosa Puro to be obtained Noklem Merisao Mary Phoawang Kaipong K Yumeth Phukhe Neivetso nuh Wapanglemba Aier Shempan Lt.Hiralal Ghosh Haowang Nath Mishra Lt.Shanti Nyuhpa METHNA KONYAK Konyong Shree Goari Mitpai Kaicha Nokshing Anga S.Charterjee L. Thakursah D. Mourya YAMJONG Chingwang Phongong Yeanglong Keshwenga Tep HEWANG KONYAK sitsoliekets Moina Lihwang Konyak Naomei Yuwang Ngangwang konyak Lhoulhalie Zume

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Chingngam Konyak Sheitong Nonwang Y.Chinge Konyak N.CHUNGWANG to be entered Mütsumo N.Kaiwang Yanku Yanang Konyak Longkong Konyak Lt.Chingan LtC.H.Bora Lt.Seipoo Penwang Taijingg Konyak MANJEI KONYAK Langkho Konyak Angmung M. KAMNYEI KONYAK Lt.Raidi Weching K P.Yonna Konyak L.Yopong Konyak L.Nyangpong Mongnzei Ngamwang Konyak Tokdao C.Ezamo kikon Wangka H.Phuton Tokhat Khamphei Makkap

Honlei Konyak Y.Hanyong Konyak Yonglong Changlang Konyak Y.Manpong Konyak Wangkap Konyak Lt.Pongwang Y.Longmei Kemang Jakmeth Manshok Puben Z.Menlen PEYAU KROSAL ROTE LEANGIN YIANGSHAI KHANGO BEYAU Pangteang Konyak LANU KAMBA SOLEN Hongpe Konyak SHEYAU HONGPE N.Longna SHIKAVI

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To be ckecked to be obtain to be checked HANGCHOBI GAIGONG Kemau Gang Lt. IHEULUNGBE PHESWANG Vido Lt. GXISHE SWU MIALAK TAKUTEMJEN JAMIR HEIKUHANGBE GILIETHIE SOLO Mbawang Tsungdensangba

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WANGSAM (Drawing IPEUNG Teacher) GHS Ahthibung LHINGNEIVAH CHANGSAN LETKHONGUL (GT(SSA)) GHS Ahthibung ATHONLE SEB (UGHT (CSS)) SHUCHWETHONG SEB GHS Heningkunglwa Aping Chawang (GT) Phenswang Chawang GHS Tening Town Kangruangwi (Typist) Lt.Chuangphui GHS Tening Town Stephen (GT) Wangsam(Patrick) GHSS Jalukie ISITEULIE ZELIANG (Vice NAMPUTLANG Principal) GHSS Jalukie LUNGRANG (PGT) AMANG GHSS Peren Agwamlie Poireng (GT) Heuzieding DDO:SDEO, Peren EBRC Ahthibung AZUINA (UGHT (CSS)) KUCHITHUING GHS Lilen LHINGNEILHAI (GT) LT.N.SINGSON GHS Mhaikam P.F. ASOSU (PT) S. PFODEI GHS Mhaikam P. DAVID (GT(SSA)) RAMLAN PAMEI GHS Ntu MIREUYI HERIE (PT) LT. PECHUI GHS Poilwa NEISAZO (PT) IRANGHEING GHS Poilwa IDITUI ZEME (GHT) HANGTIK GHS Poilwa INKKENGBE (Drawing LT.CHANGAM Teacher) GHS Poilwa RAKO (Carpentry Helper) IRANGHEUNG GHS Poilwa Digwamsappe Khate Zeliang Datui Zeliang (Carpentry Helper) GMS INBUNG JANGSIEH (PT) KHUPMINTHANG GMS Jalukie Town KEYIPUNGWANGLE DITHU Sec 'B' (PT(SSA)) GMS Jalukie Town NEITUONO (PT) NAMRI NCHANG Sec 'B' GMS Jalukie Town IGWETZEULE (PT) IHEILUNG Sec 'B' GMS Kajanglwa GEMPOILE (GT(SSA)) HEUZWANGBE (Kezanglwa) GMS Kajanglwa Hiazeule (GT(SSA)) Neigong Hirie (Kezanglwa) GMS Khelma JIMMY (GT) ZONZOLIANA GMS MPAI HAIKIELU (Peon) to be obtain GMS NCHANGRAM MAISUANGCHAP (UGHT ZUNWANGBO (CSS)) GMS NCHANGRAM RANGLUIHEING HAISUI LUNGALANG LUNGALANG (GT(SSA)) GMS New Beisumpui NENGNEITHEM (UGHT LT. LAMANG HANGSING (CSS)) GMS NEW CHALKOT ILUZULELE (GT(SSA)) DISING GMS New Puilwa HEIZULE (GT(SSA)) GAIGWANG GMS NZAU PERAMSIDINBO (PT(SSA)) RINGAM NEWMAI GMS OLD JALUKIE SUILUNGLIE (GT(SSA)) LT.NAMPÜTLANG LOWER GMS OLD NGAULONG PUIKULUNGLE (GT(SSA)) HINGBAM GMS OLD NGAULONG KEDALAK (PT(SSA)) LT. KHANGLAI GMS Old soget PAOTINNGAM (PT) T. LALKHOLEN GMS Old soget Jangminlun Khongsai Thankolet (GT(SSA)) GMS PEREN KEBANA THOU (GT(SSA)) IBAMLEUNG KIPENZONG GMS SAIJANG LALMINLUN SINGSIT (PT) HAOKAM SINGSIT GMS SAMZIURAM BALUBO (Knitting Instructor) CHAHUTDANGBO SEC 'A' GPS BAMSIAKALWA HIAREILUNG (UGHT (CSS)) GADAUNG GPS BENREU ILEUGUMLE (UGHT (CSS)) HAISUIPEUNG GPS DUNKI RAMYILE TERIANG (UGHT DOIGWAMBE (CSS)) GPS GAILI Salousie (Drawing Teacher) Nyuthiepa GPS HENINGKENGLWA PEIHAU (PT) LT. SUIDIGWANGBE SEC A GPS JALUKIEKAM Zesangthu (GT(SSA)) Laponchu GPS KENDUNG ANGA (PT) HEULIAM GPS KIYEVI Toboto Aowomi (PT(SSA)) Lt. Vitoyi Awomi GPS Ngwalwa SAMLAMGUMLUNGBE (PT) MTEIZIU GPS Ngwalwa MACINA LUNGALANG HEIRANG LUNGALANG (PT(SSA)) GPS Ngwalwa MACIDING DOSON KEDINGAULUNG (PT(SSA)) DOSON GPS Nkio B Nlangbui (GT(SSA)) Beiliekui GPS Nsenloa Angam Haokip (PT(SSA)) Haokho GPS NSONG VILLAGE HEISIGONGLE (PT) LT. HAIREULUNGBE GPS PELETKIE KISUILE KANCHA (PT(SSA)) HEIDISING GPS Pelhang ''B'' Hina Sumi (PT(SSA)) S.Iveto Sumi GPS PEREN NAMDI KEHUTEILU (PT(SSA)) ALEUNA NDANG GPS POILWA OLD SUINGAUHEING (PT) HEULUNGDAUNG GPS Saijang (IRB) Kekhrusheyi (PT(SSA)) Poshuhu GPS UPPER SINJOL Mekhrieme-u Keyho Megoyazo (PT(SSA)) GPS UPPER SINJOL Moameren Ao (GT(SSA)) Purniken Ao SDEO, Peren HEIGANG (SIS Gr.ii) LT. DIDET SDEO, Peren LALMINTHUNG HANGSING Lamchon Hangsing (PT) DISTRICT:PHEK DDO:DEO, Phek DEO, Phek Munuvekho Chizo (Accounts Nuvotso Chizo Officer) GHS Chetheba ASHIHO LOKHO (GHT) K.ASHIKO GHS Chizami KEDUOLHOULIE (AHM) VISONYU ZUMVU GHS Chizami Khriesenuo (GT) To Be Checked GHS Chizami Kewtshezo (Language Peulo Mero Teacher (PT)) GHS Chizami Wtate-u (Drawing Teacher) To Be Checked GHSS Chazouba RHUTSOMU PFITHU (PGT) L.SONTHE GHSS Chazouba Tshekotso Venuh (PGT) To be checked GHSS Chazouba Sekhozolu Ringa (PGT) Puchiyi GHSS Meluri POSASIE (C/I) ZEKHASO GHSS Meluri Thovichu Poji (C/I) Z.Silatho Poji GHSS Pfutsero ZHOKHOTSO (GT) SANEO GHSS Phek Nunshitula (PGT) Imtinokdang GHSS Phek Kevepolu (LHA) Kuzholuzo DDO:SDEO, Chozuba EBRC Chozuba Mhasi-ii Yhor (UGHT (CSS)) Mezhiitsii Yhor GHS Chesezu Sekhotso (AHM) Keveo GHS Chesezu Sonalal Sah (GHT) Rampal Saha GHS Chizami Zuvekhoyi Phesao (LDA) Zacuyi Phesao GHS Dzulhami Wekhrope Akami (GT) Joseph Akami GHS Thuvopisu Yojendra Pratap Singh venu pratap singh (UGHT) GMS Chetheba Besuvoyi Tetseo (UGHT) Puhucho GMS Phugi Shokhwunyi (PT) Pushoyi GMS Sekruzu Duta (C/I) Razuveyi GMS Suthozu Old Vevotalu Vero (GT(SSA)) Sovetso (NAWE) GMS Yorüba -A Pete-u Kapfo (GT(SSA)) Kevimedo GPS Chozuba Vill 'A' Krishna Metch (UGHT) Rajendra Metch GPS K. Bawe Nuvotsolu Medo (Peon) Zunehu Sukrusu Medeo GPS Rihuba Chozuba Nuzoveyi Medeo (UGHT (CSS)) GPS Suthazu Nasa Vesalu (UGHT (CSS)) Venetso GPS Thevopisü 'B' Khruvotalu (PT) to be enetered GPS Yorüba-B Thukuto (UGHT (CSS)) Kutipra SDEO, Chozuba Kevingulie Kuotsu (SDEO) Krumego SDEO, Chozuba Besüto Nyekha (Language To be Entered Teacher (PT)) DDO:SDEO, Meluri GHS Akhegwo SANJAY KUMAR (GT) JAGNARAYAN SAH GHS Akhegwo PUTSIFI SHARU (GT(SSA)) THUCHU SHARU GHS Kamaleah LUSIE KATIRY (GT) NYUNISE KATIRY GHS Kamaleah THOWESIE (GT) NYUNARGU GHS Kamaleah Z. VISASIE POJAR (PT) Lt. ZEZUSIE POJAR GHS Kamaleah SUOTHO POJAR (GT) Lt. SIEMAPA GHS Kamaleah THOCHUSA POJAR (GT) P.K. POJAR GHS Kamaleah MASIESA JOSHOU (GT) MUTULO JOSHOU GHS Kamaleah TERESA POJAR (PT) FURHESIE GHS Kamaleah NEIKHROTE PURO (GT) KEZUTHSU GHS Kamaleah SAKHWITHO POJAR (C/I) LT. SHUSHEPA GHS Kamaleah THOZUSA (Knitting SUOTRO POJAR Instructor) GHS Kamaleah TONGMETH (GHT) L. 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Assam Rifles organise various activities across Nagaland the programme, the students were made aware of the facts related to various kinds of drugs. The lecture was attended and well received by students and teachers of Government High School, Atoizu.

5 AR: 5 Assam Rifles also organised drawing competition at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Chare on July 28. The competition was organised to extend an opportunity to the students to showcase their talent in drawing and provide motivation to all the students.

The programme concluded with distribution of prizes.

15 Assam Rifles Dan: 15 Assam Rifles organised a lecture on preventive measures of HIV & AIDS at Straightway Mission School, Dan on July 27. During the lecture, medical team emphasized on the diseases and it’s ill effects, preventive measures and precautions to be taken against the disease. Altogether 60 students attended the lecture con-

ducted by 15 Assam Rifles medical team.

15 Assam Rifles Noklak: In a separate programme, 15 Assam Rifles organised a seminar on preventive measures on HIV & AIDS with students of Holy Angel’s School, Govt High School, Christian High School and Primary Health Centre, Noklak at public football ground, Noklak on July 29. A total of 400 students attended the seminar. The medical team of Primary Health Centre emphasized on the preventive measures and precautions to be taken against such diseases.

9 Assam Rifles Kohima: 9 Assam Rifles distributed fifteen mattresses to the Kripa Foundation Rehabilitation Centre, near High School Junction Kohima, on July 29 to improve the basic amenities for patients undergoing rehabilitation at KRIPA Foundation Centre.

Officiating Sector Commander and Commandant

Government of India Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution Department of Consumer Affairs Corrigendum regarding filling up of seven posts of Member (both judicial and non-judicial) in the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (National Commission), New Delhi Reference is invited to this Ministry's vacancy circular dated 19.07.2017 inviting applications for filling up of seven posts of Member (both Judicial & Non-Judicial) in the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC), New Delhi. In this context, a corrigendum dated 03.08.2017 has been issued regarding upper age limit of the Members of NCDRC & cadre clearance for forwarding of applications etc. The details can be seen on the website of the Department of Consumer Affairs www. consumeraffairs.nic.in.

davp 08101/11/0018/1718

(G.C. Rout) Deputy Secretary Tel: 23389936 Email: dscpu-ca@nic.in

of 9 Assam Rifles also interacted with Dr. Abou Mere, director of KRIPA Foundation and all members and assured their continuous support to the organization.

9 Assam Rifles Pfutsero: In a separate programme. 9 Assam Rifles conducted a lecture on “career counselling” at Pfutsero Government College on July 29. The aim of the lecture was to create awareness in the youth about employment opportunities in various fields including the defence forces for both men and women. Youths were informed about the life and work of Armed Forces per-

sonnel; accompanying facilities, pay and allowances.

A total of 105 students from third semester including five teaching staff attended the counselling session.

36 Assam Rifles Pedi village: A cleanliness drive was organised at Pedi village, Peren on July 26, wherein 15 villagers joined hands with two junior commissioned officers and 10 other ranks of 36 Assam Rifles and eight persons from 89 RCC to clean the village area in order to keep the surroundings clean and tidy.

44 Assam Rifles Mokokchung: 44 Assam Rifles conducted a motivation-

al lecture for the students of Tzurangkong High School, Mokokchung on July 27.

During the lecture students were apprised about various career opportunities and the need of determination and commitment to achieve one’s goals. They were also briefed about options of joining the armed forces as a career. Later, students who had successfully completed their course at 25 NCC (N) Battalion, Mokokchung were certified with NCC certificates.

15 Assam Rifles Shamator: 15 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organized

a motivational lecture on the topic “join the Armed Forces” at Shamator on July 29. A total of 73 youth of Shamator and adjoining areas attended the lecture which included information about the pre requisite of educational standard, medical and physical aspects to join the Armed Forces.

3 AR: 3 Assam Rifles (AR) organized drawing and poster making competition under the theme of ‘Independence Day’ on August 1, at Dainty Buds Higher Secondary School, Kohima.

The aim of the competition was to help young students to showcase their talent and celebrate the spirit of 70 years of Independence.

The students came out with creative ideas to sprinkle the colours of their imagination, patriotism and thoughts on their canvas. Altogether, 76 students participated in the competition. Prizes were given to encourage all the participants. The competition concluded with the National Anthem followed by vote of thanks by the school.

COUNTRY WIDE PEAGENT IN ASSOCIATION WITH "UNITED NATION INTERNATIONAL PEAGENT"

OFFICE OF THE

NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT ZUNHEBOTO : DIVISION

PRESS STATEMENT

The NPF Zunheboto Divisional Unit, comprising of all frontal wings, the six Area Unit NPF constituent convene an emergency meeting on 8th August 2017, 11 AM. And as per the Agenda's concurred & deliberated dwelling upon the present political scenario, where the present leadership of the NPF Nagaland, RANDOMLY, Expel, suspend and dissolves. The various party functionaries without any rhymes an reasons, crossing all constitutional obligation, hereby resolved to vehemently condemn the dictatorial attitudes of the present NPF leadership.

The NPF Zunheboto division basing on the given article of the NPF constitution 7th Amendments. Article- XIV Clause - I (a), read, inner party democracy Art - XIV Clause- 1 (d) read, (1) warning (2) Explanation (3) Suspension (4) Expulsion, hereby concurred that the present NPF leadership has failed the party man at all front.

Therefore, the NPF Zunheboto division has resolved to campaign for change of guard at the NPF State Level and hereby resolved to withdraw its support to Dr. SHURHOZELIE. President NPF and strongly endorsed and support the appointment of Shri. NEIPHIU RIO MP (LS) as the interim President of NPF Nagaland.

The NPF Zunheboto Division shall propagate the charismatic leadership of present Legislators of Zunheboto District under the able guidance of Shri. T.R. Zeliang the Chief Minister of Nagaland.

The NPF Zunheboto Division further resolved to recommended the suspension and expulsion of Akavi President and colleagues, Zunheboto Division, Vikiye President 36 A/C Satakha and Ghokuto President 35 A/C Zunheboto both from primacy and active membership of the party.

The Executive unanimously nominated Shri. Kashito Yepthomi as acting president and Shri. P. Kiyelu Awomi as acting Gen. Secretary of NPF Zunheboto Division. Khekuto Zhimomi President NPF 35 A/C Zunheboto and Tokugha Sukhai President 36 A/C Satakha.

The NPF Zunheboto Division taking due consideration of the future of the party and the welfare and aspiration of the people unanimously resolved to preserve the ideologies of regionalism and caution the NPF party man and supporters to stand firmly with determination under the charismatic leadership of NEIPHIU RIO (LS) interim President NPF Nagaland and T.R. ZELIANG the Honorable Chief Minister of Nagaland.

(H. Kashito Yepthomi) President Ph. 7005080462

(P. Kiyelu Awomi) General Secretary Ph. 8794716454

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DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters Inspector General of Assam Rifles-IGAR (North) has been organising various programmes across the state.

22 AR: A drawing and poster making competition was organised by the 22nd Assam Rifle Phek at government schools on August 1 on the theme “Indian Independence” to commemorate the approaching Independence Day. Chief guest Col. Mohit Thapa encouraged the participants from Government Higher Secondary School and Government Middle School Zion to do their best. The winners were declared under three different categories: Anuzo Shijoh, Kusalu Rhakho and Thunoshelu from primary class 7, Rasulu Rhakho, Kuvesulu and Thito from secondary class 8 to class 10, Vebulu Vero, Vekutalu Chizo and Lhutuzo as first, second and third under higher secondary level.

5 AR Longkhim: 5 Assam Rifles organised a motivational lecture for young minds of Longkhim village, Tuensang on July 27. In the programme, resource person encouraged the students to take up higher education and plan their career based on their passion, interests, strengths and skills. The youth were also apprised of various kinds of entry scheme to join the Armed Forces for both boys and girls in the programme.

Altogether 65 students attended the career guidance lecture.

5 AR Atoizu: In a separate programme, to create awareness on drug abuses and its repercussions on individual as well the society, 5 Assam Rifles conducted a lecture on “Drug Free Nagaland” at Government High School, Atoizu village, Zunheboto on July 25. In

Unveiling and the Grand Crowning Ceremony at Hotel Piccadilly; New Delhi on July 29, 2017.

On 29th July, Ms. Prabjyot Kaur was crowned as "Ms. Country Wide India 2017" at Hotel Piccadilly, New Delhi.

Ms. Prabjyot Kaur started early life in Dimapur, Nagaland, she completed her education there, she is people friendly and was a cabin crew with a reputed Airline, she started her modelling career in Chennai and has done ramp shows and commercial ads and shoots.

Her goal after getting the crown is to be associated with NGO associated with women development and old age homes.

In her farewell speech she said "if you asked me to join a beauty contest 3 years ago, my answer would have been 'no.' I just could not see myself in the shoes of those girls on stage. I would have been terrified. But something completely just changed my decision around. What I was before .... I would like to thank Dr. Amrit Kaler winner of Mrs. United Nation International and Director of UNIP- lndia Pageants and Abhiram Kulshreshtha Director ACS Media for this wonderful opportunity and for choosing me to be eligible to represent India and of course my family and friends who have always believed that I can ...."

"Miss. Country Wide India 2017."

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B.Khaiko Lam (PT) P.Bumo Lam Sangthing (PT(SSA)) Khumo C. Tshumong (PT) Chumong H.Peney James (PT) Hathop J Kevikuobei Vibru (UGHT C.Ngulie (CSS)) SDEO, Noklak Ernest Zeliang (SDEO) Pauramding SDEO, Noklak Tovikhe Jakha (AHM) I.Khevito Jakha SDEO, Noklak Nyukha (Driver Gr. ii) Phon SDEO, Noklak Niamkoi` (LDA) Pushing DDO:SDEO, Shamator GHS Kuthur Ritzungba (C/I) Chungphu GHS Kuthur Toji (Sweeper) Shopunchung GHS Kuthur Azelim (Peon) Yanjikhung GHS Mangko M.Kiutsumong (Carpentry Murekiu Helper) GHS Sotokur Yithangpemo (GHT) Mhathung GHS Sotokur K. Domukam (PT) Lt. Kechingba GHS Sotokur Hanphuba (Peon) Kumkiuba GMS Chessore 'A' Bendangnungsang (GT(SSA)) Chopimong GMS Kiutsukiur Tojikhiung (PT) Throngso GMS Kiutsukiur Tulsi Devi (PT(SSA)) H B Chetri GMS Longtokur Livingstone (Mali) Biremong GMS Rurur 'B' Atsula Kips (PT(SSA)) Rukkimong Kips GMS Shamator 'A' R.Ajila (PT) Rejang GMS Shamator 'A' Hongkin Thongti (GT(SSA)) B.Sipong GMS Shamator 'A' B.Among (GT) Bomba GMS Shamator 'A' T.Rithrong (PT) Tokiumong GMS Shamator Village T.Ruthla (PT) Thsankiu GMS Sikiur 'A' Tongjen shio.G/T(Arts) H.Longhen Shio (GT(SSA)) GMS Sikiur 'A' Lucy.G/T( Sc) (GT(SSA)) P.Ongchi GMS Sikiur 'A' Yangtsapila thong (PT(SSA)) Thsathrongchem GMS Sotokur 'A' Tolly N.Kinny (UGHT (CSS)) Mololemba GMS Waphur Nukutemjen (PT) Imkongdongdang GMS Waphur Duvelu Khusoh (UGHT (CSS)) Pueyi Khu?soh GMS Y.ANNAR Hekamla (GT) Kiuthsang.

GPS Chessore H/Q T. Thsaso Yim (PT(SSA)) C. Tochi Yimchunger GPS Laskiur Promise Momin (UGHT Doston Sangma (CSS)) GPS New Laponger Chopikyu (PT) Thsatrongse (Mesentonger) GPS Rurur 'A' P.Thokpao (GT(SSA)) Pushia.

GPS Rurur 'A' R.S.Atsala. (PT(SSA)) Repamayang GPS Shamator 'B' Y.Akum Yim (PT) R.Yanjumong Yim GPS Shiponger 'A' L.Hokiula (PT) Gps Shiponger `B` GPS Yakor Tsurila Yimchunger (PT) Tsuyimba Yimchunger SDEO, Shamator Chubanungla (SDEO) Mangko SDEO, Shamator Yolichim.Driver (Driver Gr. ii) Aliba SDEO, Shamator Kiuphula (PT) Lt.Nokrenba SDEO, Shamator Kehoto A Yimchunger (PT) R.Achim Yimchunger GMS Shamator A Temjenzulu (UGHT) I. Meri DDO:SDEO, Tuensang EBRC Noksen T. Apila (JEO) Tinglise GHS Angangba Sakulepden (PET Gr-i) Rongsentemshi Ao GMS 3rd N.A.P. Sakshi Sepongsonla (PT(SSA)) S.Mosa chang GMS Alemdi Keruno Vakha (GT(SSA)) Neinyuhu Vakha GMS Bhumpak P.Thungpang Chang (PT) K.Phakmei Chang GMS Longdang M.Temjensangba Chang (PT) B.Memba Chang GMS Longdang M.Yanchu Chang (PT) Melong Chang GMS Noksen M.Lakhum Yim (PT) P.Muthrong Yimchunger GMS Post Office Samuel Sangtam (PT) T.Meren GMS Station 1 Sentiwati Sangtam (UGHT) I.Meren Sangtam GMS Station 1 Bukyim (PT) Somba GMS Station 1 C. Mongkochullen (PT) Tochang GMS Tonglongsor Joytho (PET Gr-i) Nyurihu GMS Wongtsuwong I.Repamangyang Sangtam Imlijungba (PT) GMS Wongtsuwong Akhang Chang (PT) Lt.L. Hosaba GMS Wongtsuwong T.Yendinongbou (PT) Thungti Chang GMS Yali Yonghobila (Drawing Hezaho Sangtam Teacher) GPS D.C Hill Tsg C.Hongsa Chang (PT) S.Chingmak Chang GPS D.C Hill Tsg R.Muthrong Yimchunger S.Royim (UGHT) GPS D.C Hill Tsg Aokumba Chang (PT) Y.Peyong Chang GPS D.C Hill Tsg K. Donan Yimchunger (GT) Kejingkum GPS D.C Hill Tsg K. Vilika (UGHT (CSS)) V.Kihoto GPS K. Khel Tuensang H.DOKHANGBA CHANG HOPONGCHU Village (PT(SSA)) GPS Nakshou N.Yanchu (PT) Ngaku GPS Ngoungchung Nokchingsomba Chang Khoni Chang compd (PT(SSA)) GHS Longtrok S.Temsumongba (PT) L.S.Alemba Sangtam GHS Tonglongsor K.Zungyimkiu (PT) Kiumakum GMS Old Mangakhi Bendangtoshi Sangtam (PT) R. Imlimanen Sangtam GMS Old Mangakhi Y. Hongchosing Sangtam (PT) Yolise Santam GMS Phir-Ahir Village Lisela T. Sangtam (UGHT T.Thsakingse Sangtam (CSS)) GMS Sangchen Asangla Sangtam (UGHT) Wali Sangtam GMS Sangsomong Thsidilong (GT(SSA)) H.Chumhose

33 34 35 36 37 38

GMS Trongar A (B) GMS Trongar A (B) GMS Yali GMS Yangli GPS Chare stn GPS Chimonger Compound 39 GPS Chimonger Compound 40 GPS Kumpung 41 42 43 44 45 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Tongpangkokba (UGHT) Khumcholila (PT(SSA)) Moarenla Ao (GT(SSA)) Avito Zhmo (UGHT (CSS)) Mangyangba Sangtam (PT) R. Khumlikyu (PT)

Lanutemjen Ao Yangtsemong Imkong Ao Tzukhu Zhimo Imti Ngangdang Ratan

Yangthsapila Sangtam Lt. Imkongmeren (PT(SSA)) Sangtam Dzuvinuo Angami (UGHT Duokiecha Angami (CSS)) GPS Longkhipeh T. Tsachomong Sangtam (PT) Tsalise Sangtam GPS New Mangakhi T.Alemliba Sangtam Temsumeren Sangtam (PT(SSA)) GPS Phoya Chungtor L. Imtichuba (PT) Lipongse Sangtam GPS Saushou Lanutola Sangtam (UGHT Thsamungangba (CSS)) Sangtam GPS Yonyu N. Mulong Chang (PT) Ngaku Chang DISTRICT:WOKHA DDO:DEO, Wokha DEO, Wokha AMONGO EZUNG (LDA) AZAO EZUNG GHS Nyiro N.YANBEMO EZUNG (GT) NRISAO GHSS CHUKITONG REMBIO YANTHAN (PGT) NCHUMO GHSS CHUKITONG SHUMBENTHUNG (Typist) BICHAMO GHS Aitepyong Yibenthung Yanthan (PET M. Thomas Yanthan Gr-i) GHS Aitepyong Orenboni Lotha (GT) Mhathung Ngueli GHS Aitepyong C. Abel Lotha (Mali) Chumshio Lotha GHSS Wokha YANTHUNGLO KIKON (PGT) ZUCHAMO KIKON DDO:GHSS Bhandari GHSS Bhandari NYANTHUNG N N CHUBOMO RANGTHANG (GT) RANGTHANG DDO:SDEO, Bhandari GHS Akuk Simon Kikon (GT) Lawrence GHS Yamhon Old E. Myanthung (UGHT) Ezanthung GMS Chandalashung Surhoni kithan (GT(SSA)) Yanshumthung New GMS Lakhuti A Janbeni yanthan (GT) Nchumomo GMS Lakhuti A Zachamo Ovung (UGHT Nsemo (CSS)) GMS Lakhuti A Mhonchan Ezung (PT) Nlumo Ezung GMS Lakhuti B Thungbeni (PT(SSA)) Yanben Ngullie GMS Soku Baghty Heito Sema (UGHT) Dokhehe Sumi GMS Tssori New Pipenthung (GT(SSA)) Renthungo GMS Tssori New Moyithung (GT(SSA)) Chumthungo GMS Yimparasa M. Yibemo (UGHT (CSS)) Mhonchan GPS Aitepyong Soreni Odyuo (GT(SSA)) Phyobemo GPS Amboto New Moyithung Lotha (GT(SSA)) Chumthungo GPS Amboto New EVIKA K. YEPTHOMI KAITO YEPTHOMI (GT(SSA)) GPS Amboto Old Tokutoli (PT) Inashe GPS Industry Khel T.Chanbemo (PT(SSA)) Thungmomo Baghty GPS Koro New Mhabeni Shitiri (PT(SSA)) Libenthung GPS L/Longchum Chenithung Ngullie Phyodemo Ngullie (PT(SSA)) GPS Leo Wokha Benathung Humtsoe Thungbemo Humtsoe Old (A) (PT(SSA)) GPS Longtsiri NYINGTHUNGO YANTHAN SATSO YANTHAN (PT(SSA)) GPS Mekirang W Wochothung (PT(SSA)) Wopansao GPS Mekokla B Timothy (Peon) Bona GPS Serika Zibemo (GT(SSA)) Ntonsi GPS Yankeli Renchamo Humtsoe (PT) Yihamo SDEO, Bhandari Raphael Zubenthung (AHM) Tsamomo SDEO, Bhandari Moyithung (UGHT) Nyimbemo DDO:SDEO, Wokha EBRC Wokha Ateno (TOT(GT)) Atsenthung EBRC Wokha Mhono (TOT(GT)) A.Z Jami GHS Changsu Old Thungjanbemo (Peon) LT.Kumchio GHS N. Longidang Wopyonthung Ngullie (GT) E. Yantsuo Ngullie GMS Chudi Lichonthung Jami (GT(SSA)) Yanbemo Jami GMS Longsa 'A' N.Chumthungo Ezung Nzanbemo (PT(SSA)) GMS Longsa 'A' Meribeni N Ezung (PT(SSA)) Nzanbemo GMS Longsachung Sachumlo Ezung (GT(SSA)) Nzanbemo Ezung GMS Meshangpen Renbenthung (GT(SSA)) R.P Murry GMS Meshangpen M. Chenithung (UGHT (CSS)) Merio GMS Mungya Rhondeno Ezung (PT) Details required GMS Mungya Rhodeno Ezung (PT) Zubonthung GMS Nungying ASANGBA (UGHT) IMNA LONGKUMER GMS Pangti Z.Tsenthunglo Ezung Zuchamo (PT(SSA)) GMS Pangti K. Longtsulo (UGHT (CSS)) Khomeo Ezung GMS Pangti 'B' N. Benthungo Tsopoe K. Nribemo Tsopoe (GT(SSA)) GMS Pangti 'B' Shumbenthung Kikon Tacholo (GT(SSA)) GMS Phiro 'B' Yanbemo (GT(SSA)) Libemo GMS Riphyim Old 'B' Zuchibeni Patton (PT) Yanasao Patton GMS Seluku N. Myamo Patton (PT) Npio GMS Tsungiki 'A' Tumchobeni (PT) Nyimjamo

22 23 24 25

GMS Wokha Town 'A' GMS Wokha Town 'C' GMS Yikhum 'B' GMS Yimkha

26 GPS Englan 27 GPS Etsutchukha Wokha 28 GPS Etsutchukha Wokha 29 GPS Hachung 30 GPS Okhe Yan 31 GPS Sankiton 32 SDEO, Wokha 33 SDEO, Wokha 34 35

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

W. Thungchanbemo (C/I) T. Nyanbeni Mozhui (PT) Tsencheo Odyuo (PT(SSA)) Petekhrienuo Roseline (UGHT (CSS)) Z. Zuchano (UGHT (CSS)) Zuchano Shitiri (PT(SSA)) Suneasther (PT(SSA))

Lt. P. Wobemo Tsanglao Tsenao Mozhui Pithungo Odyuo Rheituolie Paul Zubenthung Lotha Nrisao Shitiri Thunglamo Tsopoe

Ajamo Ezung (UGHT (CSS)) Khocheo Ezung T. Zuthungbemo (PT) Thungyamo Khonzani Tsanglao (PT) L.K. Tsanglao P. Mhonrao (GHT) Phyosao Lotha Y. Zuchobeni Ngullie (UDA Yantsow Lotha (District)) SDEO, Wokha RENDEMO ODYUO EKYIMO ODYUO (Chowkidar) SDEO, Wokha Chulanthung Tungoe Ponphyamo Tungoe (Chowkidar) DISTRICT:ZUNHEBOTO DDO:DEO, Zunheboto DEO, Zunheboto HOSHITO SEMA (DDEO) SUYIHE DEO, Zunheboto H. VIKUTO ZHIMOMI (GT) LT. HEKIYE SEMA DEO, Zunheboto N. HETOLI CHISHI (GT) NIZHETO CHISHI DEO, Zunheboto S. KHEHOLI CHISHI (Typist) YEMHI K SEMA DEO, Zunheboto JULIKA N ACHUMI (GT(SSA)) VIKISHE DEO, Zunheboto KHELI SUMI (Sweeper) KHESHIVI SUMI DEO, Zunheboto HUVILI ZHIMO (Sweeper) SUTOVI ZHIMO GHS Satoi Town VITOHE SUMI (Chowkidar) ZUGHOVI SUMI GHS Satoi Town IRATO SUMI (Peon) SHIHOVI SUMI "GHS Shovishe ILIKALI CHOPHY (UGHT JOSEPH CHOPHY Memorial (CSS)) (Project) Zunheboto" GMS Sukhayi JULIKA N.ASSUMI (GT(SSA)) NIKISHE ACHUMI GHS Akuhaito Town G. HETOVI SEMA (UDA GHULOXE (District)) GHS Akuhaito Town HETONI AWOMI (LDA) HOKUTO GHS Akuluto HEROTO K SUMI (GT) KAWOTO SUMI GHS Akuluto KUGHAVI ACHUMI (GT) YEHOI ACHUMI GHS Akuluto KAGHAMU (PT) LUHOTO GHS Asuto Kughato (GT) Lohovi GHS Asuto Khevito Sema (Duftry) Khehovi Sema GHS Atoizu AKAVI (Peon) MIGHISHE GHS Pughoboto Shiyito (PT) Khunakha GHS Pughoboto Hokuto (Duftry) Inato GHS Saptiqa Thezakielie (PET Gr-i) Lt. Neilhoulie Pienyu GHS Saptiqa C. Vitoli Sema (Drawing Chehekhu Sema Teacher) GHS Saptiqa Nikiye Sumi (Chowkidar) Hokivi Sumi GHS Saptiqa Tokavi H.Shikhu (GT) Hekishe Shikhu GHS Suruhuto B.K. SINGH (GHT) B.P. SINGH GHS Suruhuto KAKIVI SEMA (GT) KHETOVI GHS Suruhuto SENTIRENLA AO (LDA) MASABA GHS Suruhuto HEKALI (LHA) KAHOVI GHS Suruhuto KHAHOVI (Carpentry Helper) LT.NUNGUHEVI SEMA GHS VK Town ESTHER (GT) NIVITO SEMA GHS VK Town KIHOTO SEMA (PT) KISHEHE SEMA GHS VK Town AKHETO (Duftry) MITHIHA GHSS Aghunato EUNICE (GT) NIZHETO GHSS Aghunato Chipikali (GT) Shekiye Sumi GHSS Satakha G.Vikuto Sema (HM) Lt. Ghozheqhe GHSS Satakha R.N Choudary (GT) Lt.B.P Choudary GHS B/Namsang GRACE ASHOM (HM) ASHOM GHSS Zunheboto SUNIL THAKUR (PRINCIPAL) R.WAR THAKUR GHSS Zunheboto TSUKNUNGRENLA (PGT) ALEMTUBA GHSS Zunheboto H. YANTSALI (PGT) Y.HOTONGKYU SANGTAM GHS Atoizu AIENLA AO (GT) PANGER DDO :SDEO, Aghunato GMS Achikuchu KIVI (PT) YESHEHE GMS Achikuchu TOKALI (PT) AKUTO GMS Aquba RUTH (GT) Z.V LUCAS GMS Hoshepu TOKHELI (PT) ZHEKHAO GMS Hoshepu KHUGHOTO (Mali) KHUTOVI GMS Kelto KAINA (GT(SSA)) VITOI GMS Khetoi SUSAN (GT(SSA)) KAKIYE GMS Khewoto HITOZHE (PT) KIYEZHE GMS Luthsumi HAKHUVI (PT) KOKIHE GMS Phulesheto VILOTO (PT(SSA)) ZHEVUKHU GMS Thokihi KIVI.K (GT(SSA)) KHEKAHO GMS Tokiye LILY (Drawing Teacher) AKAHO GMS Viyilho ANOKA (PT) HOKHETO GPS Ghokishe KIVITO (PT(SSA)) Ghoshito GPS Kikhevi VINIVI (PT) IKISHE GPS Kitahu INOHETO (PT) SHIKIYE GPS Luvishe Old TOSHIKA (PT) SHIYITO GPS Melahu DANIEL (PT) HETOI GPS Nihoshe S KALIHO (PT) THEKIYE GPS Tsuko New KAKIHO (PT) Ghokuto

21 GPS Tsuko New 22 SDEO, Aghunato 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51

KAHOTO (PT) KIHOZHE Taliwapang (SDEO) Lt.Temjenwati DDO:SDEO, Pughoboto GHS Asukikha Holitoli Sema (PT) Akhavi Sema GHS Lazami G. Ashena Sema (GT) Ghulu Sema GHS Lazami Kivishe (Peon) Asapu GMS Chisholimi Lili (PT) Lughoto GMS Chisholimi Holika (UGHT (CSS)) Kiyelho GMS Natsumi Zheviholi (LHA) Yeshito GMS Natsumi Qheholi (Chowkidar) Mixipu GMS Pughoboto town Mughaketo I.Chishi Ivukhu Chishi (GT(SSA)) GMS Tsaphimi Kiviho Achumi (PT) k.Atsa Achumi GMS Tsaphimi Statoli (GT(SSA)) Nihovi GPS Awohumi Jutoli (PT) Chihoto GPS Ghathashi K. Ilonto Sumi (PT) Kikhevi Sema GPS Ighanumi Nitoshe (GT) Lhojevi GPS Ighanumi LIKA Y. SWU (GT) YEKUTO SWU GPS Ighanumi Heroto K. Sumi (GT) Kawato Sumi GPS Laza Khuluqa Qhevili Sumi (GT(SSA)) Lhokiye Sumi GPS Lazakito Roncinle (UGHT (CSS)) Kegwahu SDEO, Pughoboto Holi (GT) Tokheho SDEO, Pughoboto Athiulu (UGHT) To be entered DDO:SDEO, Zunheboto EBRC Akuluto Khetone (AHM) Heshito GHS Apukito IKALI (GT) VIGHOZHE GHS Asuluto KIVIGHO (PT) LUVUXU GHS Asuluto AKAHO CHISHI (GT) L.C.GHOKHETO GHS Asuluto K.VILIKA (UGHT) KIHOTO GHS Sapotimi ABOTO (PT) KHUMTHI GHS Xamunuboto VIKANI.S.ZHIMOMI (PT) SHIHOTO GHS Xamunuboto KHELIVI.K.SWU (PT(SSA)) KHUTOVI SWU GMS Aichi Saghe BOKATO SEMA (Drawing ATO SEMA Teacher) GMS Akuluto H.VILI SUMI (UGHT (CSS)) HOKIKHE SUMI GMS Alahuto Colony, KIBOTO (GT(SSA)) LATOVI Zbto GMS Aotsakili N.KUTOLI (PT) NIHOKHE GMS Asukhuto Town N.OCTOLI YEPTHOMI (GT) N.NAJEKHU GMS Asukhuto Town ILIKA (UGHT (CSS)) KAHOTO GMS Baimho TOKHUYE Z WOTSA (PT) ZHEKIYE WOTSA GMS D.C Hill BOTOHO.A.ZHIMOMI (PT) ATOVI GMS D.C Hill KHETOLI (PT) AHOVI GMS D.C Hill K.BOTOHO KATTY (PT) KISHELHO GMS D.C Hill AKAHOLI X. SEMA (PT) XUTOVI GMS Ghokhuvi HOKHENI (PT) NIHOVI GMS Ghokhuvi ESTHER.H.ZHIMOMI (PT) HOZUSHE ZHIMOMI GMS Ghukiye AVITO (PT) KIHOTO GMS Ghukiye IZUTO (GT(SSA)) SHIHOTO GMS Khukiye H.NITOVI TUCCU (PT) HEVISHE TUCCU GMS Khukiye KANITOLI (PT) HETOVI GMS Kulhopu HUKALI (PT) KUHOTO GMS Littami VEKASHE.H.CHISHI HUTOZHE CHISHI (PT(SSA)) GMS Lumami A.INOVI ASSUMI (PT) AKHETO GMS Lumthsami AMUGHALI SHOHE (UGHT LUKHAZHE SHOHE (CSS)) GMS Lumthsami ILIKA ASSUMI (PT) VIHOKHE GMS Naghuto Old AVIKALI.A (PT(SSA)) AHOTO GMS Philimi INITOLI ASUMI (PT(SSA)) TOHOVI ASUMI GMS Philimi KHETONI SHOHE (PT) LT.ZHETOVI SHOHE GMS Philimi GHOTOVI (PT) GHOVISHE GMS Phuye New ANAHOLI (UGHT (CSS)) NIKHUYI GMS Sastami SAMUEL (PT) VIHOTO ZHIMO GMS Satakha Old Town SHIKALI.H.SEMA (PT) HOKISHE SEMA Colony GMS Satakha Old Town V.VIHELI SEMA (PT) VINIZHE SEMA Colony GMS Satakha Old Town AKHEVI SEMA (PT) VIYITO TUCCU Colony GMS Satakha Old Town IYESHI SEMA (PT) KANITO SWU Colony GMS Satakha Old Town VIHULI.K (PT) SHIKATO Colony GMS Satakha Old Town TOVITOLI.K (UGHT) KHUTOI SEMA Colony GMS Satakha Old Town SEVENTO.P.ZHIMOMI (PT) PUKHASHE Colony GMS Satakha Old Town KITOHO SEMA (PT(SSA)) HOZHETO SEMA Colony GMS Satakha Old Town PULOKALI.A (GT(SSA)) S.ATO Colony GMS Satakha Old Town KINITO (PT) HOKIYE Colony GMS Satakha Village VIKHELI (PT) TOKUGHA GMS Satakha Village LOVI ACHUMI (GT(SSA)) S.HEKUTO GMS Shena Old VISHENI CHISHI (UGHT DOHEVI CHISHI (CSS)) GMS Shena Old Khekato K.Achumi (GT) Khukiye Achumi GMS Shoipu TOSUKHA (PT) TONIHO

52 GMS Shoipu 53 GMS Shoipu 54 GMS Sukhalu 55 GMS Sukhalu 56 GMS Suruhuto (Medical Colony) 57 GMS Suruhuto (Medical Colony) 58 GMS Sutemi 59 GMS Tichipami 60 GMS Tichipami 61 GMS Ustomi 62 GMS Yemishe 63 GMS Yezami 64 GPS AichiSaghe (N) 65 GPS Ajiqami 66 GPS Ajiqami 67 GPS Asukho ''A'' 68 GPS Hekiye 69 GPS Izheto 70 GPS Kheshito 71 GPS Khuwoboto 72 GPS Litsami 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80

GPS Lizu Aviqato GPS Lizu Naghuto GPS Lizu New GPS Lizu New GPS Lizuqa GPS Lizuqa GPS Lizuqa GPS Lokobomi

81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89

GPS Lotisami New GPS Lukhai GPS Lukhai GPS Marumi GPS Marumi GPS Momi GPS Momi GPS Mukhami GPS Naghuto (New)

90 GPS Natha (New) 91 GPS New Colony Satakha 92 GPS New Colony Satakha 93 GPS New Colony Satakha 94 GPS New Colony Satakha 95 GPS New Colony Satakha 96 GPS New Colony Zbto 97 GPS New Land

K.ELLICKA ZHIMOMI (GT) KHEKIYE K. ZHIMO (PT) ANGUVIKA YEPTHOMI (GT(SSA)) ALOKALI.K.YEPTHO (GT(SSA)) R.ACHUI SUMI (UGHT (CSS))

KIHOTO ZHIMOMI KHEHOVI ZHIMO INAKHE SEMA

AKATO (GT(SSA))

VIKHEYI

KASHITO YEPTHO SM.RIPHUNG

KUTOLI CHOPHI (GT(SSA)) NIHOYI CHOPHI A.KASHINI (PT) TOKHEHO SEMA TOLITO (GT) HEKISHE NIULI.G.AWOMI (GT(SSA)) GHOVITO AWOMI INAVI (GT(SSA)) AZHETO MAOAYA WALLEM (GT(SSA)) MANK WALLEM ZHEVITO (PT) VIYIHO AKATO (GT) NIHOZHE BOKAVI.L.ZHIMOMI (GT) LHOVISHE KASHEHO L SUMI (PT) LUZHETO SUMI H.ARKHA (PT) LT.HEKIYE ACHUMI INATOLI SEMA (PT) NIHOTO AHOVI.S (PT) SHIHOVI AWOMI G.ILIHO (GT) GHOKISHE SEMA NGUKATO ZHIMO (UGHT GHOKUTO ZHIMO (CSS)) BETHEL.N.SUMI (PT(SSA)) NIHETO SUMI KANITO SEMA (PT) SUYIHE SEMA KIHOI (PT) XEZULHO AKETOLI.G.ZHIMOMI (PT) GHUVUKHU ATOLI (GT) HOTOI Viketouzo Keyho (PET Gr-i) VIHUTUO KEYHO KUGHATO (Chowkidar) to be c hecked H.HIVITO CHISHI (UGHT HEWOTO CHISHI (CSS)) AKALITO SEMA (GT) KIHETO SHITOI (PT) LHOKHEZU PUKHALU (PT) HEKUTO TOKA (PT) KIYETO AHOLI.S (PT) kHUNAXU SEMA IKATOLI (PT) KAKIYE SHIKATO.K (PT) KIYEVI ALOLI ACHUMI (UGHT (CSS)) AROAN ACHUMI KIVIKA.S.ZHIMOMI SHIHOTO ZHIMOMI (PT(SSA)) KIYESHE (PT) LHOHEYI K.KAKUGHA (PT) KIHITO ZHIMO KATOLI (PT)

TOKIHO

LILY (PT)

LOKHAPU

TOLI JIMO (PT(SSA))

VIHOYI JIMO

LOVIKALI (PT)

TOHUKHE

KHEKAHO (PT) KINOTO.K.AWOMI (UGHT (CSS)) 98 GPS Satoi KASHELI (PT) 99 GPS Satoi SHIHOLI (PT) 100 GPS Satoi UNITOLI.K.AYEMI (PT) 101 GPS Shichimi Nokato Awomi (UGHT (CSS)) 102 GPS Shotomi KHEVIKALI (UGHT (CSS)) 103 GPS Shotomi INAKA SUMI (C/I) 104 GPS South Point West YESHIKALI (PT) 105 GPS South Point West ALICE (PT) 106 GPS Suru North AVITOLI.P.SUMI (UGHT (CSS)) 107 GPS Suruhuto(B) TOVIKA.H.YEPTHOMI (PT(SSA)) 108 GPS V.K. Town BD YADAV (UGHT) 109 GPS V.K. Town AKAHO (GT) 110 GPS V.K. Town K.ANATO CHISHI (GT(SSA)) 111 GPS Vedami KAHOLI.H.SEMA (PT) 112 GPS Xukhepu HUKAITO (GT) 113 GPS Xukhepu OBETO ZHIMO (UGHT (CSS)) 114 GPS Yesholuto HOVITO (GT) 115 GPS Zaphumi HEKATO (PT) 116 GPS Zhekiye ILIKA KAVITO ZHIMO (PT(SSA)) 117 GPS Zhevishe School LIVI.K.SUMI (PT(SSA)) 118 GPS Zungti TOLIVI (UGHT (CSS)) 119 GPS Zungti HOTOLI (PT) 120 SDEO, Zunheboto HEYITO (PT) 121 SDEO, Zunheboto ELITO (LDA) 122 SDEO, Zunheboto Heluvi Chishi (Peon) 123 GMS Old town (Zbto) KHEHOSHI SHOHE (PT)

L.HOZHEVI SEMA KIHOVI AWOMI SHIKATO PIHOZHE KUGHAI AYE Vikiye Awomi HEKUTO NIKHEHE SUMI KHUVUKHU YETOVI PHUHOTO ROCHILL HOKHUYI YEPTHOMI RAGHUBIR YADAV GHOKHETO KIVIXU CHISHI HOTOVI SUMI TOIHO HOLLO KIHOYI ZHIMO YEHOZHE KAKUTO KAVITO ZHIMO KHUHEVI SUMI VIHUTO ZHIMO GHOKHETO PHUMIGHI BOKAVI Z.Katovi Chishi KHUHOTO SHOHE DC-1874

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Nawaz Sharif ISLAMABAD, AUG 9 (PTI): Pakistan’s ousted premier Nawaz Sharif said today that he wants Shahid Khaqan Abbasi to continue as Prime Minister till the completion of the PML-N government’s tenure.

Sharif was disqualified by the Supreme Court last month in connection with the Panama Papers scandal.

The 67-year-old veteran politician soon resigned from his position and Abbasi was sworn-in as premier.

Sharif had initially announced that Abbasi will be appointed as interim premier until his brother Shehbaz is elected as a member of Parliament to become premier.

However, he had to review the decision due to fears that Punjab, which is the power house of the country, would face problems in the absence of Shehbaz as chief minister, according to sources in the PML-N. “It is my wish that Shahid Khaqan Abbasi remains prime minister till the end of the tenure,” Sharif said while addressing senior leaders of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) at the Punjab House here.

Party sources quoted Sharif as saying that Abbasi was a party veteran and a committed worker. He also urged the cabinet ministers to fully cooperate with the Prime Minister. Sharif made the remarks just before leaving for Lahore, where he will hold a huge rally. The current PML-N government would complete its tenure in June next year when elections would be held. Party sources said that Sharif feared defections as several contenders for the post of chief minister appeared in Punjab after his decision to elevate Shehbaz.

Guam with medium-tolong-range strategic ballistic rocket Hwasong-1.

However, US Democratic lawmakers criticised Trump for making such a statement.

“This is not the time to push North Korea to make more threats and continue to test its long-range missiles. Instead the US must listen to senior statesman such as Bill Perry, Sam Nunn, and George Schultz to engage in bilateral diplomacy,” Ro Khanna, the Indian-American Congressman representing Silicon Valley, said.

“The strict economic sanctions imposed by the UN should be used as a tool to start direct negotiations. Such tactics worked 20 years ago and the framework should be revisited given the disastrous consequences of any military conflict,” he said.

Senator Dianne Feinstein said isolating the North Koreans has not halted their pursuit of nu-

necessary to deter US aggression, and it may lead Kim to try to accelerate his nuclear program,” the statement added.

Meanwhile, the US State Department said that they are willing to talk with the North Koreans.

“I know he (secretary of state) was quoted most recently about willing to talk with the North Koreans and we assure them that their peace and prosperity is best served by engaging with us and having a denuclearised North Korean peninsula, it’s on the assumption that they stop their missile tests and stop their nuke tests and stop the development of a nuclear weapon,” Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan told a news conference.

Congressman Mike Turner, chairman of the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Tactical Air and Land Force, said that China has to step up to the plate and take a firm stance that North Korea’s missile and nuclear weapons programs are unacceptable.

“The threat North Korea poses to global stability grows daily under its erratic regime. China must be responsible for bringing North Korea to the table with the international community to discuss a deescalation and surrender of its advanced weapons capabilities,” he said.

Khaleda Zia gets permanent bail in graft charges

Khaleda Zia DHAKA, AUG 9 (PTI): The High Court today granted permanent bail to former prime minister Khaleda Zia in a corruption case involving embezzlement of 21 million Bangladeshi Taka.

The graft case was filed in 2008. The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) case accused Khaleda, her son Tarique Rahman and four others in the Zia Orphanage Trust corruption case.

The bench of Justice M Enayetur Rahim and Justice Shahidul Karim passed the order today after holding the final hearing on a ruling issued by the High Court in 2008, The Daily Star reported. Khaleda, accused in 37 cases, is now on bail in all the cases, said Advocate Zakir Hossain Bhuiyan, a lawyer to the BNP chief. The court in 2008 issued a rule asking the government to explain why the BNP chief should not be granted regular bail in the case.

Rouhani names two female VPs

TEHRAN, AUG 9 (AFP): Iranian President Hassan Rouhani appointed two female vice presidents today, a day after coming under fire from reformists for nominating no women ministers.

Massoumeh Ebtekar, known internationally for her role as spokesperson during the 1980 US embassy hostage crisis, was named as vice president in charge of women’s affairs, having previously run the environment brief in Rouhani’s office.

Laya Joneydi was appointed as the vice president for legal affairs, while

another woman, Shahindokht Mowlaverdi, was named as a special adviser for citizens’ rights.

Rouhani, who had three female vice presidents during his previous term, still has several more deputy positions to fill and it was unclear if any

would go to women.

The lack of any women among Rouhani’s new ministers, announced on Tuesday, has been strongly criticised by his reformist allies who say he has bowed to pressure from the religious establishment.

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T. Keditsu Kilonser GPRN

BEIJING, AUG 9 (PTI): At least 19 people were killed and about 250 others injured in the powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake that jolted a mountainous region in China’s southwest Sichuan province rose to 19 today with rescuers racing against time to find survivors buried in the rubble.

The massive temblor that struck the popular tourist destination last night was followed by another quake of 6.6-magnitude in the Xinjiang province this morning in which at least three persons were injured.

The massive earthquake in Sichuan struck at 9:19 PM (local time) yesterday and the epicentre was monitored at a depth of 20 km, state-run Xinhua new agency reported.

Jiuzhaigou, or Jiuzhai Valley, is a national park known for spectacular waterfalls and karst formations. More than 34,000 people visited the tourist attraction yesterday.

The death toll in the quake in Sichuan has risen to 19, with 247 injured, including 40 seriously, local authorities said.

The injured included a French man and a Canadian woman.

M a x e n c e Va l l o n , 18, was wounded in both legs; while the Canadian woman, who declined to be named, suffered slight injury in the head, the report said. Both were being treated at a hospital of Jiuzhaigou county.

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The exact number of casualties of foreign nationals in the disaster was not immediately known.

“We were lying on an open ground to seek shelter when a big stone fell and hit my brother right in the leg,” said Romain Vallon, who studies in Beijing.

The brothers were staying in a hotel with their mother in Jiuzhaigou when the quake struck.

Five among the dead were visitors to the Jiuzhaigou national park, China Earthquake Networks Centre (CENC) said.

So far 31,500 tourists have been relocated. Tourist coaches and private vehicles have been pressed into service to help transport the stranded tourists.

Power, communica-

tion and water supply in the county seat have been restored.

So far the Jiuzhaigou county has dispatched more than 90 emergency vehicles and 1,200 personnel for the rescue work.

The county also sent consultants to hotels, rural inns and streets to offer possible counselling service to tourists.

The quake was felt in the provincial capital Chengdu, about 300 kms south of the epicentre, and other regions in the neighbouring provinces of Gansu and Shaanxi, the report said.

President Xi Jinping has called for all-out efforts to rapidly organise relief work and rescue the injured people.

MOKOKCHUNG TOWN Omen: “Telongjem Nung Tashi”

ANNUAL SOCIAL WORK cum GET TOGETHER

The LTMT with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Tiarenla Anilar, D/o Mrs. & Lt. Mr. Sakorepba Ao for having secured the 10th rank in the merit list of B.A. Sociology Honours in the University Examination 2017 from St. Edmund’s College Shillong NEHU. The LTMT proudly acknowledges your excellence and wishes you a future filled with glory.

Imtimongla Imchen Tongpangla President General Secretary

All the T. Khel members are therefore requested to take part in the Annual Social Work cum Get Together on the 12th of August 2017 starting at 7:00 AM positively.

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The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) Kohima District is profoundly grateful to our convener Shri. Vanthungo Odyuo Nagaland State Nationalist Congress Party for appointing us as executive Kohima District.

Sir, we look forward to work together under your leadership with honesty and wisdom.

Sd/President A. Benjamin Angami i/c Kohima District.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

Time :- 7:00 A.M

YOUTH NAMSANG ASSOCIATION HQ. BURA NAMSANG, DIST- LONGLENG, NAGALAND

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APPLICATION FORM

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE

( 2017 )

NAGALAND : : KOHIMA

NO. PHQ(B-I)1/ C- Recruitment/2015 Dated, Kohima the th August , 2017.

ADVERTISEMENT Applications are hereby invited from eligible Male/female candidates from Indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland belonging to any Naga Tribes including Kuki, Kachari and Garo Tribes for filling up the vacancies of the below mentioned categories of posts under Police Department.

Sl. No Particular of Post Total No. of Post Pay Band + Grade Pay 1 ABSI (GD) 06 (Six) Rs 5200-20200 /- + G.P 2800 /2 UBSI (GD) 15(fifteen) Rs 5200-20200 /- + G.P 2800 /3 S.I (Operator) NPTO 03(three) Rs 5200-20200 /- + G.P 2800 /4 S.I (Technician) NPTO 03(three) Rs 5200-20200 /- + G.P 2800 /5 ASI (GD) 05(five) Rs 5200-20200 /- + G.P 2400 /NB:1. Recruitment tests consisting of physical, written and oral ( for those passing physical & written tests ) will be conducted by a recruitment board constituted for the purpose by Police Headquarters, with representative from the Home and P &AR Department.

2. The post reservation for all categories shall be as per the existing Government notification.

3. Candidates eligible and applying for all the posts, option should be given in order of preference i.e., 1st option_______, 2nd option _______, 3rd option_______, 4th option _______.

4. Candidates should furnish recent passport photo/ Xerox copies of educational certificates/ documents, self attested along with the application: a. Academic certificate. e. Tribe certificate. b. Indigenous certificate. f. Unemployment certificate. c. Birth certificate. g. 4 (four) recent passport photo. d. Backward certificate ( for backward tribe ).

The application with required certificates/ documents should be submitted to Police Headquarters, Nagaland, Kohima, in Room No. 203 during office hours. Application will be summarily rejected if any of the above certificates/ documents are incomplete/ tampered or forged. Serving Government employees applying for the post should submit NOC issued by concern HOD. 5. Candidates shortlisted for various posts for viva- voce are required to produce original documents/ certificates.

6. Education qualification: a. Qualification for the post of UBSI(GD)/ABSI(GD)/ASI(GD)&S.I (Operator) is graduate in any discipline from a recognized university. b. For S.I (Technician) - 3(Three) years Diploma in Electronic Computer, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering and above from a recognized university.

7. Age limit: A candidate for all category of post shall be as per the existing Government notification.

8. Applications sent through Post/ Email or any other Electronic means shall not be accepted.

9. Application will be received from 16/08/2017 to 31/08/2017 during office hours.

10. The candidates should deposit an amount of Rs. 100/- (rupees one hundred) only( nonrefundable) as Recruitment fee at the time of submission of his/her application.

11. Application Form can be downloaded from PHQ website www.nagapol.gov.in or collect from Police Headquarter, Nagaland, Kohima during office hours.

12. Applications submitted in pursuance of advertisement dated 19/06/2015 stands invalid due to court case. Hence, applicants should withdraw their application and fee and re- submit fresh application.

13. No TA/DA will be admissible to the candidates for appearing in the Recruitment Rally/ Tests at the designated venue.

14. The venue of Recruitment Test/ Exam Test will ordinarily be at NAPTC, Police Complex Chumukedima, Nagaland. However, the Department may, due to exigencies, change to other venues, if required. The date for the recruitment test will be published in the local paper(s). No individual intimation for recruitments would be sent.

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Rescuers work at a tourist site in Zhangzha in Jiuzhaigou county in southwestern China’s Sichuan province, August 9, 2017.

TSÜTUONUOMIA KHEL

LONGKHUMTSUR TELONGJEM

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Angami Region National Workers convey its happiness and congratulations to K. K. Angami on being inducted as Member of Collective Leadership, NSCN. Further it express thanks and gratefulness to the Ato Kilonser Th.Muivah and Khole Konyak Vice President for their concern toward the region.

Dr. P. Mor Kilonser GPRN

China quake death toll reaches 19

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clear weapons and Trump is not helping the situation with his bombastic comments.

“There is no question that North Korea is seeking to add a nuclear warhead to an ICBM capable of reaching the United States,” she said.

“What this tells me is that our policy of isolating North Korea has not worked. The United States must quickly engage North Korea in a highlevel dialogue without any preconditions. Hopefully, secretary Tillerson is already discussing the possibility of reopening talks with our Asian partners during his current trip. In my view, diplomacy is the only sound path forward,” she added.

According to the Arms Control Association, a peaceful resolution to the escalating crisis is more difficult than ever to achieve.

“Trump’s attempt to play the role of nuclear madman is as dangerous, foolish, and counterproductive as North Korea’s frequent hyperbolic threats against the United States,” it said in a statement.

“Trump’s latest statement is a blatant threat of nuclear force that will not compel Kim to shift course.

In fact, repeated threats of US military force only give credibility to the North Korean propaganda line that nuclear weapons are

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WASHINGTON, AUG 9 (PTI): President Donald Trump has vowed to answer any more threats

by North Korea with “fire and fury”, remarks that followed Pyongyang saying that it is considering strikes near US strategic military installations in Guam island with its intermediate range ballistic missiles.

“North Korea best not make any more threats to the United States. They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. He (Kim Jong-Un) has been very threatening, beyond a normal statement,” Trump told reporters at his vacation home in New Jersey yesterday.

He was responding to questions on the North Korea’s nuclear capabilities.

“As said, they will be met with fire, fury, and, frankly, power the likes of which this world has never seen before,” he said.

The remarks came amidst reports that the nuclear-armed country is coming close to obtaining an atomic weapon that can strike the US. Media reports said North Korea has successfully miniaturised a nuclear warhead that can fit inside its missiles.

The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) today said Pyongyang is “now carefully examining the operational plan for making an enveloping fire at the areas around

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The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

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Sub:- APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF. 1st Post Option ____________________ 2nd Post Option ____________________ 3rd Post Option ____________________ 4th Post Option ____________________ 5th Post Option ____________________ 1. Name

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2. Father’s Name

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3. Sex

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5. Education Qualification :- _________________________ 6. Religion

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DECLARATION I ______________________________________________ Son/ Daughter of Shri ________________________________ Age_______ year Resident of ________________________ District_______________________ Nagaland, hereby declare that the information given above in the enclosed document are true to the best of my knowledge and believe and nothing has been concealed therein. I am aware of the fact that if the information given by me is proved false, I shall be liable for action under the provision of relevant section of law.

Yours faithfully, ( ) Name in Block letter & duly signed by the Applicant.

Dr. B. Phongshak Phom The Young Namsang Association holds great regard as the Association extends its heartiest congratulations to Dr. B. Phongshak Phom, S/o Shri. Bangmei Phom for his success on being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Linguistics and Phonetics on his thesis "An Acoustic study of Lexical tones in Phom" from the English and Foreign Language University Hyderabad, India under the supervision of Dr. S. Dominic Savio, Associate Professor Dept. of Phonetics and Spoken English, the school of language science.

The Association thank God for his achievement and further wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

C. Hamyan Phom Vice President, YNA

B. Pongthai Phom General Secy., YNA

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NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT 52 A/C Longkhim Chare Tuensang, Nagaland

REJOINDER

Our attention has been drawn in connection to the letter published on 6th Aug. 2017 of Nagaland Post under the caption rejoinder using the official pad of Nagaland People’s Front 52 A/C Longkhim/Chare purportedly written and signed by some self styled people for their individual and materialistic gain and with the sole objective to malign the good office of 52 Longkhim/ Chare (NPF).

The undersigned had a hearty laugh of their Comedian act Orchetrates by well known leader of the same character. The undersigned officials of 52 A/C Longkhim/Chare fully repose our confidence and trust in the leadership of Mr. Chopongse (President) and Thongpongchuba (Working President) and will remain to do so in the future too. So, the question of impeachment of our two leaders does not arise at all.

Therefore through this release the undersigned would like to make it known to all the party workers and alike that the authority of Mr. Chopongse (President) is final and any person challenging his leadership within the (NPF) Longkhim/Chare will be treated as initiated against him/her.

Once again the undersigned Office Bearers and different functionaries of 52 A/C (NPF) congratulate Shri. T.R. Zeliang for becoming the 14th Chief Minister of Nagaland, and pray wisdom to lead the state of Nagaland for a brighter future.

General : 1. Thsatongse 2. Shingameren 3. Hopili 4. T.Adang 5. Chemjongliba 6. Serichem 7. Yangtsemong 8. W.Ngangshi 9. Ao Chuba Advisor : 1. Tiaba 2. Lopomong 3. Hakhabu 4. Nyasuba 5. Yolise

Vice President Vice President Vice President GS (Admn) G.S (Finance) Secretary Secretary Corrs Secretary Corrs Secretary Chairman Member Member Member Member

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, August 10, 2017

Country, pop star Glen Note Grid to hold ‘Soiree Musicale’ Campbell dies at 81

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bell moved to Los Angeles, where he gained fame as an excellent and much soughtafter studio musician, working with stars such as Elvis Presley, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.

Campbell later joined The Beach Boys group. He also tried to develop a solo career, succeeding in 1967 with hits such as “Gentle on my mind” and “By the time I get to Phoenix”.

Later, he continued to churn out hits such as “Galveston”, “Southern nights” and “Rhinestone cowboy”.

A member of the Country Hall of Fame, in 2011 Campbell announced that he was suffering from Alzheimer’s, an issue dealt with in the 2014 documentary “Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me”, directed by James Keach.

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workshop on August 13 at Note Grid School of Music and Media Studio, Dimapur premises at Duncan Basti, Dimapur.

The Soiree Musicale is supported by Audio Garage, AJ Power, Shiu Lights, Encore Music Store, Encore LED and M&M Media.

The organizers have invited music lovers to come and witness the event as entry to the event will be free.

14TH NAP (IR) BATTALION INTER COY DUTY CUM GAMES AND ATHLETIC MEET, 2017

We the Phüsachodümi Union Kohima with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to SHRI. CHOTISÜH SAZO, S/o LT. POHU SAZO for his achievement on being conferred DOCTOR of PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (DPA) HONORIS CAUSA from COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY LONDON on 28th July 2017.

The Union further wishes him all the best in his future endeavour.

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he 14th NAP (IR) Battalion “Inter Coy Duty cum Games and Athletic Meet 2017” was held at Bn Hq Kiphire from 28/07/2017 to 04/08/2017 under the theme “Rejuvenation” with an aim to promote physical fitness, discipline and camaraderie among the personnel of the unit.

Shri Lakha Koza, Commandant 14th NAP (IR) Bn graced the opening ceremony as the chief guest and declared the meet open. 215 personnel from 7 Coys competed for 186 Medals and 21 Trophies in various events. Duty items included BPET and weapons handling, games items included football, volleyball and kabaddi and athletics items included tracks and field events.

‘B’ Coy lifted the “Overall Champion Trophy” winning both the Duty and Games items. ‘Adm’ Coy emerged as the Athletics Champion while ‘A’ Coy was adjudged the “Best Disciplined Team” Shri Sedevikho Khro, DC Kiphire who graced the closing ceremony as the chief guest exhorted the participants to maintain strong uniform discipline and physical fitness. The closing function was attended by SP Kiphire, Commandant 7 Assam Rifles and a hosts of other District Administration and police officers.

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The Assemblies of God of East India Missions Seminar

The Missions Seminar conducted by the Assemblies of God of East India was held at Don Bosco Institute for Development & Leadership, Dimapur, Nagaland from 7th – 9th August, 2017. Rev. Scott, Rev. Shwu Eng, and Mr. William from Grace Assembly of God Church, Singapore were the speakers. 63 participants from all over the North Eastern states of India attended the seminar. It was a blessed and rejuvenating time for all of them. Rev. Moses Murry, General Superintendent, AGEI also thanked the speakers for ministering to the pastors and also all the participants for their presence.

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S country and pop singer Glen Campbell has died after a long battle with Alzheimer’s, his family said on the musician’s official Facebook account. He was 81.

A string of celebrities have paid tribute to him on social media.

Campbell passed away on Tuesday, Efe news reported. “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father, grandfather,” their statement said.

Musicians like Blake Shelton, Brad Paisley, Tim McGraw and Dolly Parton have paid tribute to Campbell on social media.

“Miss you already Glen Campbell,” Miley Cyrus tweeted.

Singer Kevin Jonas called it a “sad” news for the music industry while Shelton sent “prayers and thoughts” to Campbell and his family.

Singer Brian Wilson tweeted: “I’m very broken up to hear about my friend Glen Campbell. An incredible musician and an even better person. I’m at a loss.

Love and mercy.”

Parton called Campbell “one of the greatest voices of all time”.

Campbell, who during his life sold more than 45 million albums, gained national and international fame in the 1960s and 1970s not only for his hit songs but also for his television and movie appearances.

Born in 1936 into a humble family in Delight, Arkansas, Campbell got his start in the music world at an early age and, as a guitarist, always admired Django Reinhardt.

In his early 20s, Camp-

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including, Longden Longkumer, Wapong Ozukum, Toshimoa Jamir, Welly M Baruah, Jacob Hairang, Bendangtoshi Ao, Esther Yanthan and Areni Murry along with some senior students will also be performing during the event.

Guest artiste for the event will be Dinesh Khundrakpam, a senior music teacher from Bangalore School of Music, who will also be conducting a guitar

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ote Grid School of Music and Media Studio, Dimapur will be holding a special evening of music called ‘Soiree Musicale’ on August 11 at IMC Hall, Di-

mapur.

The event will be an evening for both the faculty and the students who all will be performing a wide range of pieces and songs in different set-up and genres.

One of the main attractions of the event will be the Kid’s Choir which will feature some very happening and upcoming young talents in the city.

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Rs 15 L each to selectors: BCCI

Game over for signing Bale: Mourinho

Don’t compare Tendulkar and Kohli, says Rhodes

tion with players needing to sign WADA’s whereabouts clause (the Indian players are completely against it).

It was lear nt that Edulji raised the issue of rewarding women’s selectors for team’s stellar show in the World Cup but BCCI’s acting president CK Khanna suggested if women selectors were paid, then men should also be paid.

The logic is that both men’s and women’s teams finished runners-up in their last ICC assignment.

The BCCI is also trying to adhere to the Lodha Panel recommendation of 15-day window between international assignment and the Indian Premier League.

“We are trying our level best. We will try and adhere to it as far as possible since the Future Tours & Programmes (FTP) are decided way in advance,” she said.

A notable issue that was supposed to be discussed was former skipper Mohammed Azharuddin’s pending dues and that matter has also been referred to the general body. Azhar was suspended for life by the BCCI on charges of

match-fixing.

Andhra High Court in 2012 quashed all charges of match-fixing against the former skipper.

Two days back, S Sreesanth’s life ban was revoked by the Kerala High Court and that was also discussed in the meeting.

“Azharuddin’s case has been referred to the general body and Sreesanth’s case, the legal team is still studying,” Edulji said.

Acting president Khanna said: “Azharuddin’s case was discussed at length. The legal team has given its opinion and I believe general body will take a favourable decision.”

On the much-anticipated revision of pay for first-class cricketers, Edulji informed that treasurer Aniruddh Chaudhary is working on the modalities and they expect that a figure will be worked out before the next COA meeting in Mumbai on August 23.

The for mer India women’s team captain said that 10 state units have sent the list of their members as per COA diktat. “There are 10 units that have sent the list. Those who don’t, they will figure in the Status Report,” Edulji said.

L o nd o n , A u g 9 ( A g encies ) : J o s e Mourinho says it is “game over” for Manchester United’s hopes of signing Wales international Gareth Bale from Real Madrid.

United boss Mourinho previously said he would “fight” to sign Bale if Madrid wanted to sell, but conceded it looked unlikely after the forward started the 2-1 Uefa Super Cup win over United.

“I think now everybody knows he is going to stay,” Mourinho said.

When asked if he had been told he could leave, Bale said: “Not that I know of.”

Madrid president Florentino Perez was later quoted by Spanish newspaper Marca as saying the Spanish champions were “not considering selling Bale”.

The Welshman added: “I’m just concentrating on my football and I’m not listening to anything.

I’m not reading anything, although people tell me bits and bobs.

“I’m enjoying my football and playing as much as I can and winning trophies.”

U-17 World Cup: Decline in ticket sales a concern, says Javier Ceppi

Sindhu, Saina get byes in World Championship

Champions Cup venue changed from Chennai

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G u wahati , Au g 9 (IANS): Under-17 FIFA World Cup tournament director Javier Ceppi on Wednesday underlined the unexpected decline in the sale of tickets in the third phase in Guwahati.

The city is lagging behind Kolkata and Kochi in ticket sales after it exhausted its available inventory of tickets for Phase I and II. “Ticket sales in Guwahati were extremely strong in Phase I and Phase II but have unexpectedly declined currently. Football is a religion in Guwahati and other parts of the North-East In-

in the Olympics will be decided only by the general body of the BCCI, which in all likelihood won’t change its present stance of not taking part as they don’t want to follow the Olympic charter.

“The matter (Olympics participation) is still being discussed and it will go to the general body,” Edulji added.

It is a given that BCCI’s general body would give a thumbs down to India’s participation in Olympics as it would mean that they would be counted as National Sports Federa-

dia, and hence we are not very worried about filling the stadium,” Ceppi said.

“The internet penetration in the city is good and we don’t see the online sale of tickets as a concern; however, fans just need a reminder for the best live football they are about to witness,” he added. The Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium. which can now accommodate 23,850 people, will host the likes of France, Japan, Mexico and Chile.

“It may seem to people that not too attractive teams are here, but let me tell you France has Amine Gouiri who was the top scorer of UEFA U-17 Championship with eight goals. He already plays in Olympique Lyonnais (Lyon) for their senior team. “Takefusa Kubo plays for Japan - he was the star of Barcelona youth system and is the youngest scorer in the J-League. We saw him last year in the AFC U-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members and relatives of Late Imtikumzuk (Logie) would like to express our profound respect and gratitude to all those individuals and organizations who stood by us, during his brief illness and sad demise.

We deeply regret our inability to thank individually but know that you will always be remembered in our prayers.

May the God Almighty bless you abundantly.

Loving wife, sons & relatives.

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Championships, and he is an absolute phenomenon.

He is bound to be the best Asian player ever. Such is the quality of the players coming in Guwahati for the games,” said Ceppi.

Guwahati has one of the best line up of teams coming to India this October with traditional powerhouses France and Chile grouped with Asian giants Japan and Mexico, who won the FIFA U-17 World Cup in 2011 and secured a second placed finish in 2013.

“I have spoken to the club presidents of Chile football clubs, who have produced the likes of Arturo Vidal, Alexis Sanchez, Claudio Bravo, Gary Medel and they were confident that their U-17 team is capable of beating the senior clubs in Chile. Mexico, as we all know, has an excellent reputation in the tournament and are a force to be reckoned with,” said Ceppi.

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NEW DELHI, Aug 9 (Agencies): Olympic silver medalist PV Sindhu and former World No 1 Saina Nehwal received first-round byes at the World Badminton Championship starting in Glasgow, Scotland from August 21.

Two-time bronze medalist PV Sindhu will open her campaign against either Korea’s Kim Hyo Min or Egypt’s Hadia Hosny in the second round and is likely to meet China’s Sun Yu for a place at the quarter-finals.

The 2015 World Championship silver medalist Saina will take on the winner of the match between Switzerland’s Sabrina Jaquet and Ukraine’s Natalya Voytsekh and is expected to clash with Korean second seed Sung Ji Hyun for a place in the pre-quarterfinals. India’s top male shuttler Kidambi Srikanth, will open his campaign against Russia’s Sergey Sirant.

Ko l kata , Au g 9 (IANS): The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has been forced to shift the Champions Cup international football tournament from Chennai to Mumbai due to the “exorbitant” rates charged by the Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu (SDAT) for using the pitch, general secretary Kushal Das said on Wednesday.

“We were trying to bring international football to Chennai after I guess

G R AT I T U D E

Words are inadequate to express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us at the sad demise of our beloved mother, LATE PUSIEÜ RIO who left for her heavenly abode on the 5th of Aug. 2017. Our sincere thanks to each and every individual, neighbours, churches, organizations, unions, groups and villages who stood by us physically, financially, and through prayer support during our time of grief.

We deeply apologize for our inability to thank each of you individually but we will continue to pray that our Lord bless each one of you abundantly.

IN MEMORY OF

Late Dalimi Daulaguphu Two years have passed since you left us for your eternal rest on this day.

Though you are no longer with us, every day, sweet memories of yours comes our way. We still love you and deeply miss you though you are gone.

South African cricketer, who is on the coaching staff of IPL team Mumbai Indians, said, “Yuvraj Singh and Mohammed Kaif were some of the better fielders around.

Virat Kohli, he is ok. But Suresh Raina for me is the best fielder in India.

“He goes for the ball, regardless of whether he thinks he can get it or not.

He reminds me a lot of a much younger Jonty Rhodes.” To a question if the future of Test cricket was at stake, Rhodes said, “In my opinion it is not Test cricket, but 50-over cricket that is in trouble. T20 has changed the way the game is played now and Test cricket has become more exciting.” He said

T20 cricket has improved the skills of the players in all three departments of the game. “T20 has brought a change in the manner cricket is played these days. In Test cricket, they play with a lot of freedom now, there is no fear of failure,” he said.

“When I was playing in the last century, batsmen used to struggle in the 90s. The nervous nineties they called it. There were several batsmen who got out in the 90s. Now, that is not the case. Sometimes, batsmen reach 100 from 94 with a single shot, a six. The players are very confident these days. I don’t think Test cricket is in trouble.

In reality, 50-over cricket is in trouble,” Rhodes added.

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Late Mrs. Ciekhwüvelü Sapu

Born : 12th March 1937 Died : 24th July 2017 We the bereaved family of Late Mrs. Ciekhwüvelü Sapu would like to thank each and every individual, families, friends, neighbours, churches, unions and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically and materially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother. We pray that God bless you all abundantly.

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22 years. But if this is the attitude we really cannot help,” Das told IANS over phone. Das said that work at the stadium was stalled for the last three days and the AIFF got a letter on Wednesday where the rates shocked them.

SDAT was charging Rs.2 lakh per match, Rs.75,000 for practice session per day and another Rs. 75,000 (if the teams train at the Nehru ‘B’ ground) of the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.

Former South African cricketer Jonty Rhodes signs a portrait of him, during an event at a school on the outskirts of Chennai on Wednesday. (PTI)

Loving children, in-laws, grandchildren, great grandchildren.

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New Delhi, Aug 9 (PTI): The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will award Rs 15 lakh each to members of the men’s and women’s selection committee. A decision in this regard was taken during a meeting between BCCI’s office bearers and the Committee of Administrators (COA) for having selected ‘good teams’. “They have been rewarded for selecting good teams,” COA member Diana Edulji told mediapersons on Wednesday.

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BCCI will award Rs 15 lakh to members of the men’s and women’s selection committee.

CHENNAI, Aug 9 (PTI): Former South Africa cricketer Jonty Rhodes on Wednesday said Sachin Tendulkar and current India captain Virat Kohli were both great in their own way and it was wrong to compare the duo.

“I am not a great believer in records and I don’t like to compare players from different eras. They are wonderful players. Both are great in their own way. Tendulkar is Tendulkar and Virat (Kohli) is Virat,” he said at a function organised by Velammal Vidyalaya here to felicitate the school’s achievers in the field of sports.

Asked if Kohli could break Tendulkar’s records, he said, “Tendulkar started at the age of 16 and played till the age of nearly 40, for almost 24 years and set several benchmarks. I don’t know if Kohli can play for such a long time, given the demands of a modern-day cricketer.” On Kohli, he said, “Virat has started his career very well. His prolific run-scoring is incredible. He has made a lot of runs at a young age. Kohli must be just Kohli and should not be compared with Tendulkar.”

Asked who was his favourite Indian fielder, the former

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends and well wishers from far and near who stood by us physically, morally, financially and materially at the sad and sudden demise of Lt. Vihunuo Mezhü on 23/07/2017.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual whose support were equally valuable but pray to Almighty God to shower His abundant blessings upon you all.

Loving husband, children and all her near and dear ones.

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Loving children, (Mengutuo Rio, Zangulie Rio, Tsütsaü and Kezieneiü), in-laws, grandchildren, great grandchildren and relatives.

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Died : 10-08-2015

2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved "Mhomo"

MISS LOMI JIMO

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"Because someone we love is in heaven ...

There is a little bit of Heaven in our home ...

We the bereaved family members would like to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Khedi Baptist Church, Baptist Mission Church, Keziekie Youth Organisation, neighbours, each and every individual and well wishers who stood by us and supported financially, physically, morally and through prayer supports at the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. KEDUOLHOUKHOLIE (ANOU) BELHO on 21/07/2017.

We regret our inability to mention individual names.

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06.11.03 - 22.07.17 We deeply extend our heartfelt gratitude to those who stood tall with us during the illness and at the demise of our daughter MS. LOMI JIMO through physically, financially, prayers and logistic support. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual but may Almighty God bless you abundantly.

We extend our thankful prayer to: 1. Guwahati Medical College 2. Niu/Vety Fellowship, Dimapur 3. Tukunasami Union, (Kohima, Satakha, Dimapur) 4. Satakha Town Baptist Church 5. STH Welfare (Kohima) 6. STH Welfare (Satakha) Schools Colony 7. Police Fellowship Satakha 8. Sunday Club (Satakha) 9. Tukunasami Students' Union 10. Tukunasami Women Department 11. Nunumi Baptist Church.

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KFL: United 16 hold Forerunners

Kekhrie Yhome with the officials of the organizer, referees and players before the inaugural match on Wednesday. (NP)

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Kohima, Aug 9 (NPN): The much awaited first edition of Kohima Football League (KFL) trophy 2017 kick started at Kohima local ground on Wednesday.

In the inaugural match, United 16 FC and Forerunners’ FC played to a goalless draw.

The match witnessed equal display of talents from both sides. However, both sides failed to open account with unsuccessful attempts on numerous

occasions. They have to be contended with a point each. United’s Longkhoi wasted a fine opportunity in the 26th minute, when he came on one to one with the goal keeper but his shot went wide out of the target.

United also had another opportunity in the 40th minute, but this time it was L. Lemsang who failed to convert the opportunity.

The first session belonged to United.

After the break, Forerunner came back stronger

but like their opponent, they also wasted the opportunities as they failed to breach the strong rival defence line up.

Forerunners’ came close to take three points; but, Seyienietuo’s header went straight to the safe hands of the rival custodian in the 65th minute.

The league is organised by Kohima Town Club and eight teams are taking part which will continue till August 31.

Earlier, the inaugural function was graced for-

mer candidate, Kekhrie Yhome as the chief guest.

He lamented on the deplorable condition of the playgrounds in Nagaland and said that it was the duty of the politician to create infrastructure, for which he urged the players to extend support so that development in sports take place.

Yhome further opined that the league should cover the whole Nagaland in the future.

KTC president and chairman organizing committee, Dr. Viketoulie

Pienyii in his welcome address said Nagaland was much respected and remembered through football during its glory days of 60’s, 70’s & 80’s where it reigned supreme in the Northeast.

However, today it has receded into the background having lost much of its former glory, while neighbouring states like Manipur, Meghalaya, Assam and Mizoram have made rapid strides in football.

Against such imposing challenges, he said Kohima Town Club has decided to take the initiative by starting a professional league to promote the game as well as develop the standard of football.

He therefore urged KTC to also focus in promoting club culture and professionalism among the players.

Earlier, the inaugural programme chaired by convenor media, Xavier Rutsa began with an invocation

by Visato Yhoshii.

Thursday match Khriekesa FC Vs Addax FC: 3 p.m.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, august 10, 2017

PKL: Bengaluru Bulls beat Bengal Warriors to go top

Bengaluru Bulls raider Ajay Kumar takes out four defenders in the PKL in Nagpur.

Nagpur, Aug 9 (IANS): Bengaluru Bulls beat Bengal Warriors 31-25 to take the top spot in Zone B of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) here on Wednesday.

Ajay Kumar and Rohit Kumar scored nine and six points respectively to lead Bengaluru to a superb victory. For Bengal Warriors, Jang Kun Lee scored eight points but that wasn’t enough as they crashed to their first defeat of the campaign.

In Zone B, Bengaluru Bulls now top the table with 19 points after playing six matches. Bengal are now fourth with 11 points after

three matches.

Rohit opened Bengaluru’s account with a raid in the first minute. Bengal had to wait till the third minute to get going as Maninder Singh scored with a raid. Bengaluru Bulls led 5-2 in the fourth minute as they sent Maninder to the bench.

Bengal scored their first tackle point in the seventh minute to trail 3-5. A couple of empty raids followed by both teams as Bengal Warriors levelled the game at 5-5 in the 10th minute.

Jang Kun Lee scored with a raid as Bengal Warriors led 8-6 after 12 min-

utes. The threat of an all out loomed large but Bengaluru came back to lead 9-8 after 13 minutes. Bengaluru raiders struggled in the first half as they scored just three raid points in 16 minutes. With the score at 9-9, Bengaluru pulled off a super tackle.

Bengaluru let 12-9 after 18 minutes as Ajay scored a raid point. In an evenly poised half it was the Bengaluru that led 12-10 at half time.

The second half began with Bengal scoring two points in two minutes as they levelled the game at 12-12 and Bengaluru were reduced to just one man.

Harish scored two points for Bengaluru Bulls as they averted an all out to lead 14-12 after 23 minutes. An all out was finally inflicted

by Bengal in 24th minute to lead 16-15.

Bengalur u tied the game at 16-16 in the 27th minute. Ajay turned the match on its head as he scored four points with a super raid in 28th minute to give the hosts 19-16 lead.

McGregor can shock Mayweather: Froch Real beat Man United 2-1 to lift Super Cup title

Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor

London, Aug 9 (Agencies): Floyd Mayweather’s two-year break from boxing gives Conor McGregor a chance of causing an upset in their controversial crosscode fight, says Carl Froch.

UFC champion McGregor faces legendary American boxer Mayweather, 40, in Las Vegas on 26 August in a boxing match that could earn both men $100m.

Four-time super-middleweight world champion Froch told BBC Sport: “Everyone expects Mayweather to win.

“But McGregor is 29.

He is young, fit, hungry and confident.” Nottingham’s Froch added: “I know

McGregor is not a boxer; he’s a cage fighter, “ B u t M ay we a t h e r could just come unstuck early on and might get caught with something. That’s the big concern. It’s a fascinating match.”

Froch retired in July 2015, 14 months after knocking out George Groves to retain the WBA and IBF titles at Wembley Stadium.

He won 33 of his 35 fights, with 24 victories by knockout, but has no intention of following Mayweather’s example by making a comeback.

“I’m 40 years old now and have been retired for three years,” Froch said.

“It’s too long to be out of the

ring and then come back at a competitive level.

“I’m nearly 14 stone and box at 12 stone. For me to boil myself to 12 stone would be dangerous for a start.

“I retired because I was feeling the pace. Boxing felt like work in my last couple of fights and it had never felt like work. I was doing something I enjoy. Doing something you are good at and enjoy doesn’t feel like work.

“I’ve have had a fantastic career. I was a four-time world champion and retired on a high. To fill Wembley Stadium with a boxing event was unprecedented. It was the biggest fight post-war.”

SKOPJE, Aug 9 (Agencies): A delightful goal by Isco proved the difference as Real Madrid survived a Manchester United fightback to win 2-1 and lift the UEFA Super Cup in the Macedonian capital of Skopje on Tuesday.

Casemiro put the reigning European champions in front on 24 minutes on a steamy summer’s night in the Balkans and Isco doubled their lead seven minutes into the second half after a one-two with Gareth Bale.

The gulf in class between Madrid -- for whom Cristiano Ronaldo appeared as a late substitute -- and Europa League winners United that Jose Mourinho had feared was all too evident and it looked like the Spaniards would go on to win by a wider margin.

But Romelu Lukaku pulled one back just past the hour, marking his competitive debut for United with a goal and sparking a big improvement from the Premier League club in the final stages.

It was to no avail, with Zinedine Zidane’s side winning this trophy for the second year running and the fourth time overall. It is the eighth time in nine years that a Spanish club has won the Super Cup. While Ronaldo started on the bench for Madrid

having only commenced pre-season training at the weekend, Bale was included in the line-up.

United boss Mourinho caused a stir on Monday when he claimed he would make a bid to take the Welshman to Old Trafford if he were not a starter at the Philip II Arena.

Despite the presence of £75 million ($97 million) signing Lukaku up front, with Paul Pogba behind, United gave the impression that they could do with some extra inspiration in the final third.

Having missed much of last season’s run-in due to injury, Bale is fit again, but it was Casemiro who emerged as the unlikely main threat going forward for Real in the first half.

The Brazilian midfielder almost opened the scoring in the 16th minute, getting in front of Matteo Darmian to head a Toni Kroos corner against the bar from six yards. And the breakthrough came just past the midway point in the first half as Dani Carvajal was afforded the time to flight a ball over Victor Lindelof -- another United debutant -for Casemiro to stretch and volley past David de Gea. De Gea, formerly a Madrid transfer target, then needed

Marcelo kisses the Super Cup trophy after Real Madrid beat Manchester United 2-1 in the curtain-raiser in Skopje.

to intervene to save from a Karim Benzema snap-shot that followed a driving run into the area by Luka Modric, as Zidane’s side were restricted to a one-goal lead at the break.

Mourinho sent on Marcus Rashford for Jesse Lingard at the start of the second half, yet it was at the other end that the chances kept coming.

De Gea repelled a Kroos piledriver but there was nothing he could do to

stop Isco making it 2-0 in the 52nd minute. Surrounded by red shirts just inside the area to the left, Isco escaped their attentions by playing a onetwo with Bale before coolly finishing past De Gea. Bale then struck the bar, and all this was going on without Ronaldo, who appeared from the bench to warm-up, raising hysteric cheers from the sizeable number of locals with sympathies for the Spanish side.

United had a moun-

tain to climb and were not helped when Lukaku blazed over after Keylor Navas pushed a Pogba header out into his path.

Lukaku did not make the same mistake twice, converting the rebound when a Nemanja Matic drive was not convincingly dealt with

by Navas, but the ‘keeper redeemed himself with a vital late save to deny Rashford.

And Real, with Ronaldo on for the closing stages, held on.

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