August 11, 2016

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NE ultras call for shutdown on I-Day

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IMPHAL, AUG 10: Several North East insurgent groups have called for a total shutdown in the region on August 15 while announcing their decision to boycott the Independence Day celebration.

A joint statement of the United National Liberation Front of WESEA (UNLFW), Coordination Committee (CorCom), Manipur; Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) and Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) appealed to the people of the region to boycott the

Indian Independence Day. The insurgent groups also announced for a total shutdown on August 15 from 1 a.m. till 6 p.m. They further asked all public and private transportation to stop their services, shops and markets to down their shutters and educational institutions to remain closed.

“Essential and humanitarian services will be exempted from the total shutdown”, the statement added.

The insurgent groups said “some citizens of India will witness the fun fare of the celebration but the reality was

that people of the region are always suppressed”.

“The continuous racist attacks on our WESEA people in mainland India, the latest being the humiliating incidence of Monika Khangembam of Manipur proves the vulnerability of the people of our region in spite of carrying the stamp of genuine citizenship and passport”, the joint statement said.

“Our target is the Indian occupational forces, not a single civilian. But, the occupation forces use civilians as shields and even trick the innocents to walk on to danger

and threat to life”, the rebels alleged.

The groups also appealed the people to avoid public gatherings and students to stay at home to boycott the Indian National celebrations.

Meanwhile, Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP)Military Council has called for a 12-hour “public curfew” on August 15. KCP said that the curfew would be effective from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., while media persons and other emergency services have been exempted from the purview of the bandh.

Twin blasts in Manipur target security forces; 3 injured Correspondent

IMPHAL, AUG 10: Despite heightened security in Manipur ahead of the Independence Day, militants on Wednesday triggered two separate IED blasts injuring three people including a minor girl. The attack was targeted against paramilitary forces, police said.

The first blast took place at around 9.30 a.m. near a BSF sentry post located at Maphou Dam, Imphal east. The sevenyear-old girl, who was nearby, received splinter injuries on her legs. She was rushed to Christian Hospital and was out of danger. Police and paramilitary forces rushed to the spot and carried out a search operation in the nearby villages.

6-hr shops closure in Dimapur today DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): All business establishments in Dimapur would remain closed on August 11 from 6 a.m. to 12 noon as a mark of respect for Harish K. Adyanthaya, general secretary of Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI), who passed away in Bangalore on August 9, 2016. In a press release, DCCI president Hokivi Chishi has appealed to all business community members to cooperate. DCCI also expressed regret to the public for the inconveniences.

Meanwhile, Nagaland Medicine Dealers Association (NMDA) has called upon its members to keep their shops closed from 6am to 1pm on August 11 as a mark of respect for its vice president Harish Adyanthaya. In a press release, NMDA president Ato Yepthomi and general secretary Basu Damani have requested the public to bear the inconveniences.

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New CFMG chairman Pathak takes charge

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): Newly appointed chairman of the Cease-Fire Monitoring Group (CFMG)/Cease-Fire supervisory Board (CFSB), D.K. Pathak (retd) IPS, took charge from his predecessor Lt. Gen. (retd) N.K. Singh on August 10. A press note issued by CFMG’s staff officer, G. Rengma informed that Pathak, former DG of BSF, took charge on August 10 with Kohima as its headquarters.

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University main gate. There was no report of any casualty or injury, police said. Police said that the blast was triggered using a remote control device.

Manipur has witnessed 10 bomb blasts in past three months. Attacks, mostly attributed to local militants have left seven people, including security personnel and children, injured.

Meanwhile, Police commandos attached with the Imphal East district police on Wednesday carried out frisking operation in and around New Checkon area.

Male and female of age Blast site near Manipur University gate on Wednesday. (NP) ranging from around 15 to 50 In the second incident, at around 12.30 p.m. triggered were called out of their respecthe militants in a move to am- an IED blast along the Imphal- tive houses at a public place for bush the Assam Rifles convoy, Moreh highway, near Manipur identity verification.

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Take up devp projects for Dmu railway station: Gov asks NFR should have all modern amenities including all technological solutions for the convenience of the railway commuters.

Acharya asked the officers to make co-operative societies to make railways an industry driven by the power of the people and help railways play a constructive role for the empowerment of the society. He also advised the general manager to conceive new marketing policies which would create emotional integration among all the geographical entities that the railways traverse.

Governor also asked the officials to tie up with the Universities for skill education.

Moreover, Acharya urged upon the officers to be proactive in solving various issues and expedite the execution of the development projects on a fast track basis for the benefit of the people of the North East.

NFR earn Rs 15 crore from ticketless travellers: The Railways collected Rs 15 crore in fines in the first four months of the current fiscal from ticketless travellers in the North East.

NFR registered over two lakh cases of ticketless or improper travel in April-July, NFR’s Chief Public Relations Officer Pranav Jyoti Sharma said on Wednesday. He said NFR’s earnings from ticket checking during this period had gone up by almost 43 per cent. “The number of cases where penalty has been imposed has also increased by almost 36 per cent,” Sharma said, adding these efforts had led to more ticket sales.

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): Assam and Nagaland governor, P.B.Acharya, who held discussions with the general manager (GM), North East Frontier Railway (NFR), Chahetey Ram, on August 8, 2016, stressed on taking up development projects for Dimapur Railway Station.

According to an official bulletin, the governor also expressed his concern over the snail-paced progress of railway extension works in Nagaland.

Acharya asked the authorities to lay more emphasis on the extension project and develop a wellconcerted railway connectivity in Nagaland. Governor also asked the general manager NF railways to incorporate Dimapur in the ‘clean train stations’ category along with Katihar, New Jalpaiguri and Guwahati.

He further asked the railway authorities to create more ticket counters in Dimapur to cater to the needs of the passengers.

Governor had called the general manager along with the other officers of the railways at Raj Bhawan to know about the railway’s performance in North East including various ongoing projects that NFR has undertaken for the people of the region.

Acharya asked the GM and other officers to be more peoplefriendly and upgrade services as per the need of the passengers.

He also advocated that the railway authorities should make use of the latest technologies to improve upon the services of the railways. Governor also said that all the model stations

TPO hopes for solution without IBAPWO seeks state govt’s help; says foreclosing original aspiration measles spreading to border villages

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): Expressing support for the ongoing political dialogue between the NSCN (I-M) and the Government of India, the Tenyimi Peoples’ Organisation (TPO) has expressed the hope that a settlement was reached soon “without foreclosing the original aspiration of the Naga People.”

TPO resolved this at its presidential council meeting held on August 6, 2016 at Hotel Millennium, Kohima, said TPO president Timikha Koza and general secretary Vipopal Kintso in a press release.

Further, TPO acknowledged the pioneers and leaders of the Naga political struggles for the contributions and sacrifices towards the “aspiration of Naga People to live as a Nation.”

“TPO also take pride that the Tenyimi Community has contributed and sacrificed immensely for the Naga National movement,” the organisation said, adding that it would continue to support the cause of Naga People living together as

a people. Affirming its stand on the issue of “Integration of Naga inhabited Areas”, the organisation said the Tenyimi people who shared the same ancestry and lineage have also been badly affected by the arbitrary divide, which was “imposed without the slightest consent of our people.”

“TPO as an organisation is also placed vertically divided by the so-called artificial state boundary with 5 (five) of its constituent Units in Nagaland and 5 (five) in Manipur State, besides putting a vast chunk of area and people under Assam.

Hence TPO remain steadfast in the demand for the Naga people to live under one political roof,” stated the signatories.

Meanwhile, TPO condemned and opposed the continued extension of Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in the Naga inhabited areas. TPO said it “fully support” and stand firmly with the Naga Hoho, NSF and NMA for the “withdrawal of the draconian law in our land.”

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): With fear of the deadly measles outbreak spreading out to neighbouring villages bordering Nagaland, the International Border Area People’s Welfare Organisation (IBAPWO) has appealed to the Nagaland government, particularly Health and Family Welfare department to deploy additional resources, experts including required medicine and contribution towards humanitarian aid.

It may be noted that the dreaded disease, which reportedly broke out from the remote northwestern Sagaing Region, killed over 40 people, mostly children.

In a press note, IBAPWO general secretary Nokshom Konyak said that the disease has spread to Chen Yinchung village, which shares the border with Chen block in Mon district.

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NSF protest rally against AFSPA today Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 10 (NPN): Even as the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) is set to hold protest rally in Kohima on August 11, 2016 against imposition of Armed Force Special Power Act (AFSPA), the human rights activists have described AFSPA as “a subjugation of human security” and said the Act has to be removed whether or not there was peace talk.

Thursday’s proposed rally is the second rally called by the NSF against the imposition of AFSPA in the state during these two years.

Despite demands and appeals from various Naga civil society groups to repeal Disturbed Area Act (DAA), the central ministry of home affairs had extended DAA for another six months in the state citing the reason that “Nagaland is in a disturbed and dangerous condition”.

Naga People Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) secretary general, Neingulo Krome, told Nagaland Post that AFSPA has done nothing

good to Nagas since it was enacted in 1958.

Krome said Nagaland government should strongly oppose the extension of DAA. He said when the former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir and Manipur chief minister could oppose, why Nagaland government cannot strongly oppose this Act. Stating that all Naga rights had been taken away under AFSPA, the NPMHR secretary general said that AFSPA had no place to stay in Naga society. He added that whether peace settlement talks were on or not, AFSPA should be removed.

Vandanshan Lotha, who was the major victim of the March 5, 1995 Kohima incident, said AFSPA was not only bad for the Nagas but for all Indians. He said AFSPA should be done away, saying he did not want to see any children, civilians falling prey under AFSPA. On March 5, 1995, following burst of tyre of a vehicle that was part of a convoy of 16 Rashtriya Rifles, the

personnel claiming that the convoy had been ambushed started shooting and killed at least six civilians and injured several others.

Va n d a n s h a n L o t h a , whose daughter was killed in the incident, said even if the incident has been cleared by the Justice Sen Commission by banning 16 RR battalion, the loss of a child cannot be replaced.

Meanwhile, NSF has informed that those federating units and sub-ordinate bodies that could not organise the rally would join Kohima rally. While in Southern Naga area, NSF said the rally would be spearheaded by All Naga Students’ Association Maipur (ANSAM) supported by United Naga Council and Naga Women union Manipur.

NSF’s proposed rally was a result of threat alleged meted out to a student leader of Pochury Students Union (PSU) by the Assam Rifles for observing a candle light service in memory of two innocent students killed at Wuzu firing during July 16, 2015.

tors and head of the administration posted under seven border blocks-- Phomching, Chen, Tobu, Noklak, Thonoknyu, Pongru and Meluri “should be taken into physical alarm”.

IBAPWO lamented that the Naga inhabited areas of Myanmar lack basic amenities, while the affected areas have no resources to get medicines or carry out screenings/ testing.

International Border Area People’s Welfare Organisation said it had also alerted authorities to prevent affected people from entering the Indian side for treatment, fearing it would spread out rapidly. People living in the seven blocks have been alerted to take preventive measures and to report to the authorities in case of any symptoms of measles, International Border Area People’s Welfare Organisation said.

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Kiphire and Phek have been asked to assist the medical teams in whatever possible way to cross the border and treat patients without any disturbance.

“The gover nment blames communication and transportation (problems), but another problem is the slow response by the local government that has made the situation worse,” Naw Aung Sann, the general secretary of the Council of Naga Affairs, told Frontier.

The areas worst affected by the outbreak are the isolated townships of Lahe and Nanyun, in the Naga SelfAdministered Zone adjoining the border with India, one of least inaccessible areas of Myanmar, where poor road conditions are made worse by monsoon weather.

As on August 8, the death toll from the outbreak stood at 41, of whom 21 were females, the Council of Naga Affairs said.

2 Naga youth die in road mishap

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NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (NPN): Two Naga youth died on the spot in a car mishap in Ambala, Haryana on Tuesday night.

According to IGP and nodal officer for NE people living in Delhi and NCR, Robi Hibu said that the incident happened Tuesday night at around 8 p.m. Hibu said he was in touch with his counterpart in Haryana. All necessary formalities would be carried out including post mortem and the body would be sent at the earliest. It was reported that both the youth along with the taxi driver died on the spot, while three others were grievously injured and rushed to a nearby hospital. The identities of the injured could not be ascertained. Police said that the car was badly mangled. Meanwhile, according to NSUD member J. Mavio the youth were identified as-- Momiio Chalai 22 years old and 24 year-old Ohito Awomi. A brief funeral service was scheduled to be held at Nagaland House, Delhi organized by Naga Community Delhi.

ENCSU to hold sit-in protest on Aug 12

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): As part of its phase-I agitation against government’s failure to fulfil its demand to review the NSSE and allocate four missing seats to backward tribe candidates, the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) would hold sit-in protest outside the Secretariat Complex, Kohima on August 12, 2016 from 9am to 12 noon. In a press release, ENCSU Chairman Longre Chang and joint secretary Nokchem Angth said the decision was taken at a joint meeting with the Eastern Nagaland People Organizations, Eastern Naga Students Federation, Eastern Naga Women Organization and others at DUDA Guest House Kohima on August 10, 2016. According to ENCSU, the union at the meeting deliberated on the MBBS and BDS issue and subsequently the ultimatum served by the union on state government through chief secretary on July 26, 2016. Stating that the protest would be organized in a peaceful democratic way, the union has sought cooperation from the general public. It also requested all the educational institutions in Kohima to allow the Eastern students to attend the protest. Further, ENCSU has requested the general public of the Eastern Nagaland and other BTs to come forward and support the protest as the issue concerned all the BTs.

‘Cancel 12 appointments under LR&S deptt’

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union (EDSSU) has alleged backdoor appointments of four Land Records & Survey Officer (LRSO) and eight surveyor grade-I under the Land Record and Survey (LR&S) department. In a press release, the EDSSU president Kanato S. Awomi and general secretary Tovi Achumi demanded that the department immediately terminate all those appointed against mentioned posts and send requisition to the NPSC within a month. The union cautioned that failure to terminate those backdoor appointees the union would take its own course of action for which the department would be held solely responsible. EDSSU pointed out that as per replies to its RTI queries four LRSO and eight surveyor grade-I were appointed through backdoor/unfair mean depriving thousands of unemployed Naga youths. In this regard, the EDSSU has also appealed to the ACAUT Nagaland to “support and strengthen our cause for justice.”

Landslides cut off Ghokuto village

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): Ghokuto village has been isolated from other places as the 8km stretch of road, which connects the village to Nihokhu EAC headquarters, remained blocked by landslides. In a press release, village head GB, G. Shikavi Zhimo, has urged the PWD (R&B) to look into the dire situation faced by the villagers. He said that the villagers were compelled to carry the sick people and trek down the hilly terrain to avail medical treatment.

He said even students were made to walk through long and steep footpath to attend schools and colleges. Zhimo stated that the construction of the said road under PMGSY, which began July 17, 2012 as commencement date, was to be completed within 5 years time. However, till date the road has not been completed nor the work executed as per the specification, he said. In this regard, GB said the village wrote to chief engineer PWD (R&B) on May 5, 2015, but so far the department had not taken any initiative. Further, he stated that the village on its own had tried its best to maintain the road by deploying villagers funded by the village council.

However, GB said the condition of the road had gone from bad to worse that the village authority was no more in a position to tackle the situation. Therefore, the village has once again requested the intervention of the concerned department. Meanwhile, the village has appealed to the responsible department not to release payment or security deposit to the contractor without the consent of the village.

Hanging bridge that connects 21 villages on the brink of collapse

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 10: With the drafting of a new bill to regulate flow of ‘non-locals’ into the state nearing completion Manipur government on Wednesday went public to seek suggestions, if any that may likely be incorporated.

While re-naming the new bill as “Manipur Regulation of Non-Local People Bill-2016”, the government has proposed to take 1972 as the base year to identify the local populace of Manipur. The decision to go public was made during the cabinet meeting chaired by chief minister O. Ibobi Singh late Tuesday evening. A statement issued by the government stated that the suggestions from the public would be considered till August 24.

In the new proposed bill “local people” is defined as persons who are citizens of India and who have been ordinary residents of the state (Cont’d on p-7)

School children seen crossing the dilapidated hanging bridge.

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, AUG 10 (NPN): The only hanging bridge, approximately 320 feet, which provided connectivity to 21 villages under Kughoboto block is on the verge of “collapse”.

Constructed in 2001 over Chathe river, the bridge is likely to collapse anytime due to soil erosion, Henivi Village Council (HVC) chairman Phughoi Awomi told Nagaland Post.

Villagers have been demanding immediate replacement of the bridge with RCC bridge.

The bridge is also considered the lifeline of Henivi village and adjoining villages under Kughoboto block. More than 300 students also ply through the bridge to reach the other side where their schools are located, HVC said.

HVC has urged upon the state government to take the matter on top priority and

demanded construction of RCC bridge. The council also claimed that it had submitted numerous representations to the state government, the latest being in 2011, but no action was initiated, HVC said.

It may be noted that hanging bridge was washed away once by strong river current in 2011. However, with contribution from the council members, the bridge was repaired, HVC said.

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NSRLM launches BLF at Jakhama

Launching program of NSRLM Block Level Federation at Jakhama on Wednesday. (Inset): Athel O. Lotha, joint secretary RD & mission director NSRLM exhorting the gathering.

given by chief operating officer (Programs), NSRLM, M. Rollan Lotha, wherein he stated the BLF would now be taking care of the federating Village Level Organizations (VLOs) which comprise of SHGs from all the 12 villages under Jakhama block.

AGM, NABARD, Bendang Aier briefed the gathering on facilities that could be

AYO holds consultative meeting

DIMAPUR: The Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) held a consultative meeting on August 10 at Hotel Japfü, Kohima with former leaders of the organisation. The consultation was held with regard to the upcoming silver jubilee celebration in November.

The meeting was also an attempt to gather and pay tribute to all former leaders and volunteers of the organisation since its inception, as well as seek consultation and suggestions for the future strengthening of the organisation.

Former president Theyiekielie Tacü, in his greetings mentioned that the initiatives of AYO was not just a concept borne by the youth but that of the elders, therefore including the elders was a must. Tacü also informed that the organisation was formed in order to strengthen the Angami community and protect the tribe from oppression. AYO was formed not to create enmity with others but to strengthen

the community, said Tacü, adding that the organisation continues to be one of the most firm foundations of the community. Tacü further asserted that to strengthen the organisation, there needs to be goodwill and forgiveness. The meet was chaired by Medo Yhokha, president AYO, with a prayer invoked by pastor Sizo Kire. Speeches were delivered by former AYO leaders Theyiekielie Tacü, Gonei-ü Sirie, Kezhazer Angami. During the consultation, former leaders shared their past activities and concerns. Under the theme “Kelhou Kevi Ra”, the 25 years celebration of AYO would focus on the four E’s namely Education, Economy, Environment and Ethos. As a prelude to the celebration, seminars on the four issues will be held in the four Angami regions that is Northern Angami, Southern Angami, Western Angami and Chakhro region from the month of August and September.

availed through banks and the importance of thorough understanding of bank norms, terms and conditions. He also encouraged taking up of Income Generating Activities and mentioned facilities through banks introduced by the Government of India such as the Dairy Entrepreneurship Development Scheme and National Livestock Mission.

Also speaking during the function, Khovi Thaprü, BDO Jakhama RD Block underlined the need to repay loans on time in order to avail more opportunities. He encouraged the federating VLOs to come up with initiatives and innovations identified in their respective villages and assured all possible support from the department in fulfilling these

initiatives. Status report of the Block Mission Management Unit, Jakhama was presented

by Block Program Manager, BMMU Jakhama, Kenivole Richa where she highlighted that the Block Level Federation comprises of 17 VLOs from the 12 villages under Jakhama Block. She also informed that since inception the SHGs and institutions under NSRLM of Jakhama block have received a total amount of Rs. 1.32 crores in terms of start-up costs, revolving fund, community investment fund and credit linkages through banks.

The launching pro gramme was chaired by secretary, JTBLF, Rokono Kisotso and invocation was led by pastor, Jakha Town Baptist Church, Bise Sophie. Welcome address and vote of thanks were delivered by president JTBLF, Hovisale Khatso and joint secretary JTBLF Khrieno Mera respectively.

Special items were presented

by VLO, Viswema VisweMeto and VLO, Jakhama, Kedakelie. The program was attended by BDO Tseminyu John Wesley Magh, bank managers from various banks, village functionaries, NSRLM state mission management unit staff and district and block staff.

Resolutions passed by TPO

DIMAPUR: Presidential council meeting of the Tenyimi Peoples’ Organisation (TPO) was held on August 6 at Hotel Millennium, Kohima, where resolutions were passed on some important issues.

A press note by TPO president, Tikikha Koza and general secretary Vipopal Kintso stated that the resolutions adopted were: (1) Extension of BOA, wherein due to expiry of stipulated time for the Board of Arbitrators (BOA) to resolve the land dispute between the Southern Angami Public Organization, Mao Council and Maram Union, it was decided to extend the time limit for another six months. (2) Unscrupulous logging and deforestation in Tenyimi areas, wherein all the constituent organizations of TPO should effectively takeup preservation of eco-system within its jurisdiction. It also

stated that the council has resolved to support the Zeliangrong Baudi of Nagaland, Manipur and Assam in its issue against logging at Chaka/ Kanen, a Zeliangron village under Senapati district by NSCN (IM) cadres. (3) Naga political issue vis-à-vis integration, wherein it resolved that TPO as an organisation acknowledge the pioneers and leaders of the Naga political struggles for the contributions and sacrifices towards the aspiration of Naga People to live as a Nation.

TPO also take pride that the Tenyimi community has contributed and sacrificed immensely for the Naga National movement and shall continue to support the cause of Naga People living together as a people.

The TPO support the ongoing political dialogue between the NSCN/GPRN (IM) and the GOI and hope

that a settlement is reached soon without foreclosing the original aspiration of the Naga People.

The TPO also stands firm in the issue of Integration of Naga inhabited Areas.

The TPO as an organisation is also placed vertically divided by the so-called artificial state boundary with 5 (five) of its constituent units in Nagaland and 5 (five) in Manipur State, besides putting a vast chunk of area and people under Assam. Hence TPO remain steadfast in the demand for the Naga people to live under one political roof.

Further, TPO condemns and vehemently oppose the continued extension of Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in the Naga inhabited areas. It fully support and stand firmly with the Naga Hoho, NSF and NMA for the withdrawal of the draconian law in “our” land.

FGN condole demise of brig. A. Saheni NPF combined meeting

DIMAPUR: Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has expressed shock and grief over the demise of Naga Army No.10407, ‘brig.’ A. Saheni, GOC, Northern Command, Naga Army, on August 9 at the age of 72. In a condolence message, kedahge, FGN, ‘gen’ (retd.) Viyalie Metha, stated that his untimely death was a great loss for the nation and that his true sacrifice and patriotic deeds would always remain alive in the history of the nation. Llate A. Saheni joined the Naga Army on March 6, 1964, and

during his service to the Naga nation he held various important posts in National Defence Service. He went on a Goodwill Alee Mission to China in 1967 and to Kachinland as Command Commander in 1989, the message read.

In his long and illustrious career, late A. Saheni received Military Service No.1, Long Service Certificate, National Service Certificate, and Military Cross, FGN stated. Further, FGN also conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family of the departed during their time of grief.

LDLSA conducts essay competition

held at 26 Aonglenden A/C

DIMAPUR: A combined meeting of all divisional officers, 26 A/C officers and frontal office bearers of 26 Aonglenden assembly constituency was held on August 4, at its treasurer Imonenba’s Ungma residence.

The meeting deliberated at length for smoother and stronger functioning of NPF Party under the dynamic leadership of Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu president NPF and T.R.Zeliang chief minister of Nagaland. Other important discussion related to the absorption of members coming

from congress party and delegation of various posts to the new members was discussed.

The meeting further resolved to work collectively to make the NPF party stronger.

Later, information was delivered by president Nungsangmeren and 26 Aonglenden Assembly Constituency NPF, publicity and information secretary Chungshi Lkr. Earlier, the meeting was graced by deputy speaker Imtikumzuk Longkumer and former legislator and CEC member, Toshipokba Longkumer.

DCCI, NMDA condoles College students at the essay competition.

DIMAPUR: Longleng District Legal Services Authority (LDLSA) along with Yingli College authority, faculty members conducted a college level essay competition on fundamental rights & duties at the Yingli Govt. College, Longleng on August 10.

Chief Judicial Magistrate and secretary of Longleng District Legal Services

Authority, Victo Sema apprised the students of Yingli college on the salient features of various Rights & Duties enshrined in the constitution.

Victo also apprised on the need to enforce the Right to Education which was a fundamental right.

The winners of the essay competition would be adjudged and also awarded

Vehicles recovered

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KDSCOU general meeting: Kohima District Stone Crusher Owners Union (KDSCOU) would hold its general meeting cum picnic on August 14, 1 pm at Kisama Heritage Village. All concerned members of the union have been informed to compulsorily attend. It was also informed that membership of Rs. 2000 would be realised from each member at the spot. All well-wishers of the union have also been invited to join.

ANCSU 3rd union assembly: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) would hold its 3rd union assembly at Eastern Christian College Dimapur on August 30, 11 a.m. Two representative from each unit are to attend the assembly without fail.

UTNA Kohima unit meeting: Unemployed Trained Nurses Association (UTNA) Kohima unit has convened general meeting on August 13,1p.m at NHAK auditorium hall to discuss various matters relating to UTNA affairs. All the concern members have been requested to attend the meeting, failing which a sum of Rs. 500 would be imposed to the absentees.

KMC informs: Administrator, Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) informed that that in reiteration of the office notice dated February 16, 2016, all the owners of the hostels/institutions to make necessary renewal/ registration of their license for the period from April 2016-March 2017 within August 31, 2016.

SDO (C), Ralan informs: SDO (C), Ralan, Thungchanbemo Tungoe has directed all government servants posted in Ralan to attend Independence Day function on August 15. SDO (civil) also informed all the village council/GBs to attend the function, compulsory attendance will be taken for submission to the government for necessary action.

NSEAOA informs: Nagaland School Education Administrative Officers’ Association (NSEAOA) has informed all officers of school education from JEO & AHM who have not submitted APAR from 2010 onwards are asked to submit the same to directorate before August 20 for onward submission to government for DPC. NBAK general meeting: Naga Business Association Kohima (NBAK) has convened its first general meeting on August 13, 4 p.m at APO hall Kohima to discuss agendas pertaining to the welfare of the Naga business and entrepreneurs. All the genuine Naga business and entrepreneurs operating in Kohima town have been requested to attend the meeting. NBAK prospective members have been requested to attend the meeting.

IRCS Nagaland general meeting: Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), Nagaland State Branch would hold its 30th annual general meeting on August 17-18. IRCSN general secretary, Dr. Kepelhusie Terhuja has informed that business session would be conducted on August 17, 11 a.m at conference hall, Red Cross Complex Kohima, while ceremonial function would be held on August 18, 11 a.m at Durbar Hall, Raj Bhavan. All founding members, patrons, life members and well wishers have been requested to attend the meeting.

Tening mithun census report: Mithun Society, Tening block, Peren has produced its 2016, Mithun census report under its jurisdiction for general public information. In a press release, Mithun society, Tening block president Namik informed that there are 1703 numbers of Mithun (Bos Frontalis) in Tening block under Peren district, owned by Tening, old Ngaulong, old Nzau, new Nzau, Ngaulong Lodi, Nsong town, Nsong Namci, Bamsiakilwa, Lalong, Nkialwa, Nkio old and Nzauna village.

Naga Hoho on construction of IMC

We the Hebolimi Village Council feels immensely proud and honour to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Alovika Swu, D/o Mr. Inavi Swu and Mrs. Lhovili Swu of Hebolimi Village for her outstanding achievement for securing the post of Dy.SP in the recently declared NPSC 2016 result.

She has become the first among the Hebolimi Villagers to be DySP (Deputy Superintendent of Police). We pray that God bless her evermore, so that she may continue keep climbing new heights of success ever in her endeavour.

Kuputo Shohe Chairman Hebolimi Village Council

Yeshito Swu Secretary Hebolimi Village Council

CSUD informs: Chang Students Union

Dimapur (CSUD) has informed all the Chang students studying in Dimapur from Class 8 and above to register their name in the union on or before September 2016 without fail. For further details regarding registration and membership, refer to the union’s resolution or contact: 9089769221/8014118597/9 615422757.

LKKD prayer meeting: All Lumithasami residents of Dimapur, both young and old have been requested to attend the general prayer meeting to be held on August 13, 7 a.m at Sumi Baptist Church Sovima 6th mile near JCB showroom.

NSEAOA inform: Nagaland School Education Administrative Officers’ Association (NSEAOA) president Y. Khetoshe Yepthomi has requested to all the officers of the school education from JEO and AHM to submit APAR who have not submitted from 2010 onward to the directorate immediately before August 20 for onward submission to the government for DPC. BJP Wokha: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Wokha district would be inaugurating its party office on August 19, 11 a.m. at main police point Wokha town with BJP Nagaland state unit, president Visasolie Lhoungu as chief guest. All mandal presidents, state office bearers, BJYM, BJMM, frontals and all district presidents have been requested to attend the meeting.

CPO convenes special meeting:

Chakhesang People organization (CPO) has convened special meeting with all the Chakhesang officers posted under Phek district on August 31,11 a.m at DC conference hall Phek to discuss on several important topics. All the concern members have been requested to attend the meeting.

EAC Alongkima organises social work : EAC Alongkima, S. Longnyei

Konyak, organized a social work for repairing road near Alongkima, Waromung and Debuia Compound on On August 9. HIn this regard, the office of EAC Alongkima conveyed its gratitude to Alongkima Adhoc Committee, Waromung Village Council and all the well wishers for helping hands and donating vehicles as well as refreshment.

Timber traders and Mill owners meeting: With an agenda to discuss the prevail-

ing situation affecting timber business in Dimapur, Hokugha Aomi and Inato Sumi, in the “common interest” of Mill owners and timber traders, has convened a general meeting on August 11, 11 a.m at Hotel Saramati. All the concerned timber traders and mill owners have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

NNC / NPGN (NA) informs: Ministry of Lotta, NPGN/NNC (Non Accord) has informed that dy kilonser cum region chairman, B. Imlong Chnag, has been assigned to take charge of all financial (chaplee) affairs in and around Chang region. Informing this in a press note, NNC / NPGN (NA) has requested all concerned to contact dy kilonser B. Imlong Chang at 8414988126 for any queries. Meanwhile, NNC / NPGN (NA) Chnag region also requested all citizens/churches/ Hohos/ civil societies etc of Eastern Nagaland to uphold in their prayers the upcoming Naga Independence Day celebration on August 14.

Corrigendum: Apropos the news item under the caption ‘WSH joint meeting’ on August 10, the date and time of meeting should be read as August 11, 10 a.m and not as published. Inadvertent error is regretted.

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DIMAPUR: Naga Hoho has informed that its 2nd Federal Assembly on October 16, 2015 Kohima unanimously resolved to construct Imkongmeren Memorial Cemetery (IMC) at Longkhum village, and that all the Federating Units (Tribe Hohos) under Naga Hoho were supposed to contribute financially towards the completion of the project.

In a press note, finance secretary, Naga Hoho, Riinguto Sechu, stated the Hoho was contemplating to complete the unfinished work at the earliest possible time, however many of the Tribe Hohos were yet to submit the contribution despite repeated intimation.

In this regard, Naga Hoho appealed to all the Tribe Hohos to submit their contribution before the end of August, 2016.

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DIMAPUR: Union Territory GPRN/NSCN (Khehoyi Desig na ted C a m p) has informed about a recovered white Alto- chassis MA3EYD81S00410757 J4; engine no. 4052113- and one white Apache RTR 150- chassis MD634KE41E2C84593; engine no. 0E4CE2575634. In this regard, the rightful owners has been asked to claim the same from the Union Territory Office by producing all valid documents in original within seven days from the date of issue of this information.

certificates along with cash prize in time to come.

The essay competition is part of the Legal Services Activities program set by the National Legal Services Authority (Central Authority) with the objective to create and spread Legal Awareness targeting the future generations at School and college levels.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Chamber of commerce and Industry expressed deep shock about the untimely demise of its general secretary Harish K. Adyanthaya on August 9 at Bangalore.

A condolence message by DCCI president, Hokivi Chishi described lat Harish as having contributed immensely to the service of DCCI. It stated that in his passing away, DCCI has lost an able and efficient official who exhibited sincerely in all responsibilities assigned to him.

DCCI further expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, relatives and prays to Almighty God for the departed soul to rest in peace.

In another condolence note by Nagaland Medicine Dealers Association (NMDA), president A. Ato Yepthomi and general secretary, Basu Damani described late Harish as a well known social figure in Dimapur and beloved of all communities, with his presence felt in all social gatherings. NDMA has also conveyed its condolence to the bereaved family and pray that almighty God grnat peace to the departed soul.

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We the Mejongenshi Aso, Chuchuyimlang extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Watisenla Pongener, D/o. Shri. Akangmeren and Smt. Washizungla for securing the post of Secretarial Assistant through NPSC, 2016.

May God continue to bless in your future endeavours.

President Chuchuyimlang Mejongengshi Aso DC-1806

The Punanamei Village Council, Punanamei Women Society and Punanamei Youth and Students' Union would like to express their heartiest congratulations to Dr. Caroline Maninee for successfully defending and completing her Thesis "Regionalism in contemporary Global Context : A study of India's Role in New Regional Organisation with reference to IBSA, BRICS and SCO" under the supervision of Dr. Ajay Gudavarthy, from Center for Political Studies, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She was the official observer of BRICS in Academic Forum Moscow and now she is the head of Public Diplomacy from BRICS International Forum from India.

She is the daughter of (late) Nipuni Moses IFS and (late) Rebecca Athia, Senior Lecturer. We wish her God's choicest blessing and all the success in her future endeavor.

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DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) launched its first Block Level Federation (BLF) at Jakhama Block, Kohima district, where the Japfüphi Thenuko Block Level Federation (Japfü Range Women BLF) was launched on August 10 at SAPO Hall, Jakhama by joint secretary RD and mission director NSRLM, Athel O. Lotha.

While congratulating the federation and the NSRLM staff on the achievement, Ethel expressed gratitude for the cooperation of various stakeholders such as the village councils, VDBs, banks and others for their support in enabling the SHG women of the Block to form the federation.

She also exhorted the federation to work with dedication and sincerity and to identity deserving beneficiaries from amongst its federating units as the Japfüphi Thenuko Block Level Federation (JTBLF) would serve as an example to other districts in the days to come. She also advised the SRLM Jakhama Block staff to draw up proper plans for areas of intervention to better facilitate and strengthen the BLF. A presentation on the NRLM-BLF concept was

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(L-R) Children at the programme. (NP) Shanavas, (IAS) SDO(C), Zunheboto delivering speech. The 2nd round of National De-worming Day was launched on August 10, at GMS block Longleng town, where Dr.Imtiwabang Aier DPO (RCH & UIP) briefed about the benefits of taking Albendazole tablet every six months.

D I M A P U R , AU G 1 0 (NPN): National Deworming Day (NDD) 2nd round was observed at Supply colony anganwadi centre on Wednesday.

In a brief programme, deputy chief medical officer, Dr. Antolly administered the deworming tablets to the children. The programme was attended by colony council chairman, GB, chairper-

son and members of united women welfare organization, DPO, Nezolu Rhakho, CDPO (Urban) and supervisors. (Staff Reporter) SMFHS Zunheboto: 2nd round National DeWorming Day inauguration programme was held at Shovishe Memorial Govt High School (SMGHS) premises on August 10, where SDO (C), Zunhe-

14th Freshers’ Meet of RJHSS

DIMAPUR: Ram Janaki Higher Secondary School (RJHSS), Dimapur, celebrated its 14th Freshers’ Meet on August 6. Speaking on the occasion, principal, RJHSS, H.P. Gupta, highlighted the needs and importance of the Meet with educative value.

During the programme various presentations in the form of songs, dance, speeches, cultural show etc were showcased. Later, Ajit Kumar Yadav and Leimaram Deborah were declared Mr. & Ms. Fresher 2016 respectively.

Special service for differently abled organized by KABA DIMAPUR: The Kohima Ao Baptist Church (KABA) “WE CAN” Ministry on August 7 held a special service with the differently abled persons in Kohima making the International Friendship Day more significant.

Addressing the family members and well wishers at the Heritage Hall Kohima, Youth Director, KABA Tiatoshi Longkumer expressed his emotions and love towards the differently abled persons and termed them as very special children created by God. Saying that the children were not disabled but was differently and uniquely abled for something different than the ordinary, Longkumer urged the families not to be discouraged because of physical disabilities of their child. The youth director also conveyed the message that the Kohima Ao Baptist Church would continue to support in whatever possible way for the welfare of the special child and for God’s glory.

While expressing gratitude to the families for coming forward and responding to the KABA “WE CAN” Ministry of support and care, Tiatoshi informed that since its inception in August 2013, the church has seen so many good things unfolding through this ministry, and expressed contentment that each year the number of children increases, which, he said was a sign of accepting the beautiful creation

boto, Shanavas(IAS) inaugurated and administered the first De-worming tablet.

Dr. Alemwabang Aier, DPO (RCH &UIP) gave the key note address.

In his address, Shanavas talked about the importance of healthy life style and also emphasised on the importance of hygienic environment, saying that to live a healthy living standard “we”

have to start from oneself.

He motivated the teachers and students to be an ambassador to create awareness about the different activities carried out by the medical department. He also encouraged the health workers to work with dedication and sincerity, mentioning that there was obstacle in every corner.

Shanavas also thanked

the health workers for their hard work and services rendered to the society. Vote of thanks was delivered by DPM, Vitoli. De worming tablets would be given in all govt & pvt schools, health units and Anganwadi centres.

The inaugural function was chaired by astt head master, SMGHS, Khehoshe Z. Zhimo.

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DIMAPUR: Lotha Colony Council (LCC) has condemned the alleged assault on its council chairman and also the general secretary of Lotha Hoho Dimapur, Renathung Ezung, on August 8 by some miscreants at Circular Road Dimapur.

In a condemnation note, secretary LCC, K. Mhachio Odyuo, and head GB, Nvo Tungoe, stated that three “miscreants” in an unregistered bike pursued the victim’s car and tried to snatch the car key alleging the car “nearly hit the bike.” The victim clarified that no such situation occurred, and thinking the matter was solved, he went inside a shop to pay some

bill during which one of the “miscreant” followed and assaulted him inside the shop, LCC claimed.

In this regard, LCC stated that “the flimsy tactics adopted by those miscreants in an unregistered bike targeting innocent victims in snatching their vehicles pose grave threat to the society which should be condemned by all.”

The council, while appealing the concerned authority to examine the CCTV footage of the shop which may help establish the identity and in apprehending them at the earliest, demanded that befitting punishment as per the law be awarded to the miscreants.

WDAU to adhere to laid down rules

DIMAPUR: Wokha District Autorickshaw Union (WDAU) during its general meeting on July 11 has reaffirmed to adhere to the laid down rules by the authority.

A press note by WDAU president, Sulanthung Ezung stated that the rules included fixing of iron bar on the right side of the autorickshaw, to check underage and driving under alcohol influence and enforce total ban of new registration till further notice from this office.

Further, a new team of WDAU office bearers for the tenure 2016-19 was selected led by Sulanthung Ezung as president, Issac Lotha as general secretary and others.

Theological college inaugurated in Zunheboto Correspondent ZUNHEBOTO, AUG O8 (NPN): Nito Theological College under the aegis of SBAK-NM, Master of Divinity (M.Div) block was inaugurated and dedicated by the donor, Hoshito Achumi retd. transport commissioner with executive secretary SBAKNM, Rev Hukugha Zhimo respectively, here in NTC Hall, Nito Mount Zunheboto Tuesday.

Exhorting the gathering as the donor and special guest Achumi, stressed on “discipleship”, while highlighting that, “mushrooming of M. Div colleges in Dimapur alone which has crossed 100+ (more than

hundred) figures but yet the Naga society is infested with corruption and evil elements unlike true and devoted Christians, rued Achumi.

He further dwelt on the, “servant hood and leadership” prospects, which he said, “should go parallel hand in hand to win souls and also the smooth conduct of the institutional administration and spiritual growth”.

Rev Hukugha Zhimo while administering the dedication ceremony, extended greetings and gratitude to the donor family and all the concerned individual (s)/groups (s) for the collective efforts in the construction of the 2 (two) M. Div blocks.

On a lighter note Rev Hukugha cited, “we have a handful of ordained priests and all those ordained priests should be given equal status like inauguration or dedication programs”.

He said that, “the churches are now demanding qualified and special/ professionals but soon after appointments, many fall prey to evil vices ruining their own spiritual growth and careers; church leaders are supposed to serve at least five (5) years but some could hardly manage 5-7 months of services to their respective churches”.

“Much focus and attentions should be towards the children ministry”, pointed out

Rev Hukugha, who concluded with a note saying, “we should be agents of ministry orientated and not job oriented”.

Chairperson, NTC governing board Zunheboto Vihuto Asumi, who is also the Sumi Hoho general secretary, speaking on behalf of the college fraternity expressed gratitude to H. Achumi and his family for their noble deeds in the construction of new Master of Divinity (M.Div) building consisting of two blocks within a short period of time.

“Introducing M.Div studies at Nito Theological College, Zunheboto was a long cherished dream”, glorified Vihuto.

“Imparting quality education and preparing faithful God servants should be the mission of this college” challenged Vihuto while exhorting the students to be focused and disciplined.

“Church should be an agent of social transformation as well and therefore NTC should train church leaders who are prepared to bring better change in all walks of life” concluded Vihuto.

Earlier the program was led by NTC academic dean Niholi H Shohe and the dedication program began with NTC lecturer Betterson. The gathering was enthralled by beautiful songs from the NTC first batch M. Div students.

Phek DLSA extends legal care to jail inmates KABA Youth Director Tiatoshi Longkumer and convenor Creative Art and Drama Watila Pongen with the Differently Abled Persons at the Heritage Kohima.

of God. Since 2014 KABA holds special service on the first Sunday of August each year in honour of the Differently Abled Persons, under the theme, “You are more worthy than the birds in the air” (Mt.6:26).

At present the church has 32 registered families having children with special needs, and two more unregistered children are also listed recently making it to 34, the youth director informed.

Saying that the mission “WE CAN” is not only limited to the Ao community, Longkumer said that out of the 32 special children 20 are from other non- Ao communities and 12 were from Ao community. He encouraged the non-Ao families to freely get attached with KABA in caring for the child without any reservations. The youth

director prayed that the Ministry would go a long way in making the world a better place to live in.

District IED coordinator Cecile, speaking at the function shared on some of the central schemes for the differently abled persons.

Cecile also informed that the differently abled persons are provided with travelling concessions and allowances to cover the cost of visiting medical centres to undergo therapy and escort allowance for the person accompanying the child to the school.

Later, the church offered special prayer for all the special children and gave away cash and kind as gratitude for their presence. The function was led by Watila Pongen, convenor, Creative Art and Drama, KABA Youth Department.

DIMAPUR: With an aim to ensure the rights of the prisoner and provide assistance in the form of care, counseling and legal aid to the inmates, officials of Phek District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) visited District SubJail Phek on August 4.

Led by district & sessions judge and chairman of PDLSA, Longshi Ezung, civil judge and PDLSA, Ajong Imchen, along with panel lawyers and para legal volunteers, the team interacted with jail staff, authorities and the inmates.

During the visit the under trials prisoners and convicts were sensitized on various rights and free legal aid provisions.

PDLSA team also examined the health conditions and recorded the grievance and complaint of the Jail inmates. Evaluation and assessment was performed to ensure speedy trial for the under trial prisoners and to provide legal assistance.

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Ag a rtala , Au g 1 0 (IANS): Ruling CPI-M in Tripura on Wednesday said West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee indulged in complete falsehood against Tripura and Left Front government.

“Mamata Banerjee in her speech in Agartala on Tuesday indulged in total falsehood against Tripura and Left Front government.

We challenge her to prove her bogus claims against Tripura,” Communist Party of IndiaMarxist state secretary Bijan Dhar said.

“Without knowing anything, Mamata Banerjee provided false information on health, agriculture, education, social welfare, tribals, scheduled caste people and other aspects. She insulted the people of Tripura,” he said.

Dhar, a CPI-M central committee member, said Banerjee had no role in expansion of railway line in Tripura, even when she was the railway minister. On Tuesday, Banerjee urged the people of

Mamata Banerjee Tripura to oust the Left Front government in the state in 2018 assembly election. She also claimed that as the railway minister in 2010, she had sanctioned railway projects for Tripura, while the CPI-M, Congress and BJP did nothing in this regard.

“After a long struggle since 1949, the meter gauge railway line got extended up to Agartala in October 2008,” the Left leader said, adding that Banerjee falsified facts when she said that the Left Front government came to power with a tacit understanding with the central leaders of the Congress.

“Banerjee claimed that she has established 41 super speciality hospitals in West Bengal. But in reality not a single such hospital was set up during her rule so far,” Dhar said.

He said the Left Front government in Tripura is the first in India to enact a law dealing with the illegal chit fund companies.

“However, Banerjee portrayed different picture to malign the Left Front government in Tripura,” Dhar added.

“In literacy, Tripura is the number one state in the country with the current literacy rate of 96.82 per cent.

The state has huge made huge progress and got awards from the central government in the fields of health, agriculture, education, social welfare, panchayati raj, tribals and other sectors,” he stressed.

He said the Left Front government has introduced 25 social schemes benefiting 312,000 persons and giving rice at Rs 2 per kg to 25 lakh persons since September 2015.

northeast 439 KA villages to get electricity by 2018 Correspondent Diphu, AUG 10: Two hundred and three villages of Karbi Anglong, living without electricity so far, are all set to get electricity connection by 2018 under the Din Dayal Upadhay Gram Yoti Yojana, while an additional 236 remote villages of Karbi Anglong would be powered by solar power within the same timeframe.

Informing this to media persons, deputy commissioner of Karbi Anglong, Mukul Gogoi, stated the Detail Project Report (DPR) has been uploaded in the NIC website and any village or area, if not incorporated, could approach his office for rectification.

“The work will start very soon, IIT Madras will do the solar part, in case of power connection infrastructures like grid and distribution stations will be upgraded, all grid connection will be given through insulated wire to avoid hooking , all the seven identified urban locations of this district will be dole out

by IPDS ( Integrated Power Development Scheme)” Gogoi said.

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KA to observe I-Day in grand fashion

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Diphu, AUG 10: Karbi Anglong district administration in association with Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council has planned a ‘never happened before’ commemoration of 70th Indian Independence Day. According to Mukul Gogoi, deputy commissioner of Karbi Anglong, villages, blocks and all urban areas would commence celebrations from August 11 which would culminate with a grand ceremony on August 15.

The largest district and autonomous area of Assam (Karbi Anglong and West Karbi Anglong) would kick-

start the celebration from Diphu district jail, where the inmates would participate in various activities such as tug-of-war, chess, and extemporary speech.

To mark the occasion, every government department, both state and centre, would organise various activities including seminars on patriotic theme, animal vaccination, children’s tour to industries’ production units, institutional plantation drives, health check-ups, indoor games, football and cricket matches, children’s and teachers processions, debates and mock parliament.

Meanwhile, the Indian

Army would be putting up gigantic weaponry show and band display in the local stadium and also tour the entire length and breadth of the district in bullet motorbikes flanked by boys of Assam Bulls of Diphu from Saturday.

Later, the Army would a stage a concert on August 15 while a free for all ‘freedom run’ would be held at Diphu stadium on August 13 morning.

In this connection, all the border police outposts have been instructed to observe the day with sweets, flowers and colors and share the merriment with people of the neighboring states.

MGU launches UN Global Compact membership DIMAPUR, AUG 10: Mahatma Gandhi University, Meghalaya, on August 8 organised a United Nations Global Compact membership launch during which a symposium on ‘Role of Higher Education Institutions in Sustainable Development’ was also held at the university campus with CEO, Meghalaya Basin Development Authority, Ram Mohan Mishra IAS as chief guest. The event was jointly organised by both the partner institutions.

Speaking on the occasion, Mishra stated that “universities should act as a catalyst to promote the process of sustainable development and become the recharge point” and

added that development must be defined adequately for successful implementation of sustainable development goals in the region.

Special guest, executive director CGNI, Pooran Chandra Pandey, also highlighted the importance of academic institutions in promoting the multi stakeholders partnership for sustainable developments.

During the function, vice chancellor MGU, Shiv K Tripathi remarked that MGU was the first university in the NE region to initiate sustainable development goal mainstreaming in higher education. More than 100 participants from Assam and Meghalaya took part in the event.

OMTF delegation meets gov; discuss various issues IMPHAL, AUG 10: A delegation of Outer Manipur Tribals’ Forum (OMTF) met governor of Manipur, V. Shamuganathan, at Raj Bhavan, Imphal on August 6 and apprised him of various issues including the three ‘anti-tribal bills’ and regarding the mortal remains of the nine tribal ‘martyrs.’

Informing this in a press note, OMTF stated its delegation also highlighted the Resolution No 5 of the joint meeting of OMTF meeting held on July 18, 2016 resolving that all tribals in Manipur shall abstain from participating in the upcoming Indian Independence Day Celebrations due to the indifferent attitude of the union government as well as the state government. The governor urged the delegation not to abstain from observing Independence Day assuring that he would do everything in his capacity to expedite the decision of the president not to give assent to the two pending anti-tribal Bills. In this regard, OMTF informed it held a meeting with Joint Action Committee Against Anti-Tribal Bills (JACAATB) wherein the house decided to accord the request of the governor in good faith.

‘World’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ observed in Manipur to the rights of the Indigenous people to education which was protected by Article 14 of the UN declaration on the rights of the Indigenous People.

Kamei asserted that learning of own languages and its history of the region were being ignored which was a clear indicative of the discrimination and marginalization suffered by people of the region. Convener, Naga people’s Movement for Human Rights (S) Dr. Gina Shangkham led a common pledge on a long journey seeking for victory over injustice that has endured unspeakable pain and humiliations by the Nagas was taken together by all the Presidents of various Naga tribes. The programme was attended by all Naga frontal organization of Manipur that

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Tsarü Suro Union, Dimapur heartily congratulate Mrs. Thsidilong, wife of Mr. T.Nüngsang Sangtam, A.D.C Longkhim (Tuensang) for being selected to the post of Inspector of Taxes in the recently declared NPSC result.

The Union is proud of her success and may Almighty Lord continue to grant her good health and greater success in her future endeavour.

S. T. Sangtam, President Tsarü Suro Union Dimapur

I. Thrunyicho, Gen. Secretary Tsarü Suro Union Dimapur

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The Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem Mokokchung Town with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Senti Ao, S/o Late Rev. R. Waimenren, on being elevated to the India Administrative Service (IAS) and Smti. Watisenla Pongen, D/o Akangmeren Pongen for successfully qualifying the NPSC examination to the post of Secretariat Assistant (SA).

Further the CSTM wishes them greater success in their future endeavour.

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Seats are limited and Admission will be on 'First Come First Basis'.

Hostel Facility is available for Male Trainees.

Application Form will be available at Drivers’ Training Institute, Virazouma (7th Mile), Dimapur from the date of publication of this Advertisement.

Last date for receipt of application Forms :- 31/08/16.

Training classes will commence w.e.f 01/09/16.

For Queries and application Forms contact the Institute Office on all working days or call:- +919436417130.

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With immense pride and honour, the Chare Town Students’ Union convey our heartiest congratulations to Smti. Thsidilong Sangtam wife of Shri. T. Nungsang Sangtam ADC Longkhim, on being selected for the post of Inspector of Taxes in the recent declared NPSC Exam.

The Union further wisher her success in all her future endeavours.

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(T. LEMSHING SANGTAM) President, CTSU

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No. Judl-47/2015-16/ /whereas, Smti. Nyanbeni Humtsoe, wife of Late. Shri. Sanchamo Lotha, a resident of Longsa village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits including family pension pertaining to PPO No. PEN/COM-14800/NHV/16591 and to operate A/C No. 11766539030 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Sanchamo Lotha who expired on 30/07/2016.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objection, if any within 30 thirty days from the date of issue of this notice. After which no claims/objection will be entertained after the cut off date and succession certificate shall be issued.

K. Thavaseelan, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Wokha : Nagaland DP-5691(D)

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second day of observation was held on August 9 at Ithing Sendra, jointly organized by Sendra Youth Club, United Club of Thanga and CRA, Manipur. The Protest participants resolved to “stop forced eviction in Loktak wetlands, uphold indigenous peoples’ rights over land, repeal Manipur Loktak lake protection act, 2006 and decommission 105 mw Loktak project.” The participants also resolved to promote indigenous peoples rights and self determined development over their land and resources and to urge upon the Government to recognize indigenous peoples human rights and to implement the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007 in all decisions impacting the land and lives of indigenous peoples.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND Dated, Wokha the 4th Aug 2016

CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO TELONGJEM

Miss. Aphang Wangnao, D/o Shri.

Tingkap Wangnao on being selected as an Junior Divisional Accountant on the recently declared NPSC results 2016.

The Union wishes her success in her future endeavour.

digenous peoples of Manipur, organised two-day celebration of the World’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day from August 8 to 9 with a theme “Uphold indigenous peoples rights over their land and resources in Manipur”. The first day was organised at Riha Village Ukhrul Dist with the Mapithel Dam Affected Villagers Organizers (MDAVO) with a focus to protest the land, forest and river in Mapithel Hill and Valley and to express resentment and concerns over the plan of IFCD, government of Manipur to commission Mapithel dam in September 2016.

The protest meet at Riha village was attended by village representatives affected

by Mapithel dam along the Mapithel hill and valley. The

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With reference to the letter published in Nagaland Post dated 6th August, 2016 on page 7 under the caption felicitation by "Sumi Students' Union, Ekranipathar (SSUE)", the Union clarifies that Shri. Boska. K. Yeputhomi, S/o. Shri. Kughazhe Yeputhomi is a permanent resident of Nitoi Village under Kiphire district and temporarily residing at Ekranipathar Village.

The SSUE once again convey our best wishes in all his future endeavours.

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including United Naga Council (UNC), Naga Women’s Union (NWU), Naga People’s Movement for Human Rights (South) and the All Naga Students’ Association, Manipur (ANSAM) and its federating units, officials of NPF Manipur unit, L.B. Namo, Advocate, Member, Concerned Senior Citizens’ Forum, Mokokchung and Temjen from the same forum were present as the special guests on the occasion. Various Indigenous items of Indigenous people were presented by different tribes of the state on the occasion.

IMPHAL:Centre for Research and Advocacy, Manipur (CRAM), an indigenous peoples human rights organization promoting sustainable development and human rights of in-

Dated Kohima, the 10th Aug.2016.

No. DIPR/CC-Y/2012 :: Applications are hereby invited from interested, eligible and suitable candidates from the family members of the registered/ certified land donors families of the area of land upon which office of the SDIO Bhandari was established and including the Appellant in Writ Appeal No. 283/2012 (Respondent No. 4 in W.P (C) No. 192 (K)/2011): for the post of Office Peon in the office of the Sub- Divisional Information Office, Bandhari under District Public Relations Office, Wokha.

The following Documents/Certificate must be submitted along with an application addressed to the Director of Information & Public Relations, Kohima.

1. Land ownership (Registered) documents, issued by ADC Bhandari.

2. Educational qualification certificates.

3. ST/Indigenous certificate and Birth certificate.

Note:1. Last date of Submission of documents is on or before 13.09.2016 2. Selection will be based on competitive interview to be held on the 20.09.2016.

3. Applicants should report on their own at the IPR Citadel, New Capital Complex Kohima at 11.00 am. No calling letters shall be issued.

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Sd/- LIMAWATI AO Director Information & Public Relations Nagaland: Kohima.

To Alemjungla Longchar, Lerie kohima Happy birthday From circle of friends

Dear Ithibo, Every month that went by you brought more and more joy to the family , and thank you for making it the most joyful year of our lives. Happy 1st Birthday. God Bless You. With lots of love , imity,Lolo,liki.

OFFICE OF THE

WAROMUNG STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

With immense pride and joy, we the WSU would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Lanukumla Ao, D/o. Mr & Mrs. A. Pangerchiba Lcr for achieving Doctorate of Philosophy on thesis - "Deforestation in Nagaland : A Historical Perspective" under the Department of History & Archaeology, Nagaland University, Kohima Campus : Meriema.

We convey our best wishes in your future endeavours.

Arenla Longkumer Secretary (Info. & Pub.), WSU

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FELICITATION The Youth Department of Western Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (WSBAK), Akuvuto, Thahekhu extends its heartiest congratulations to the following successful individuals for their outstanding achievement in the recently declared NPSC results 2016.

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Mr. Vitoka Yepthomi Mr. Ninoto I. Zhimomi Miss. Alovika Swu Mr. Viloto Zhimomi Mr. Nikiye Z. Yeputhomi Mr. Yeloka H. Swu Mr. Toina S. Shikhu Miss. Vinika Holo Mr. Boska Yeputhomi Mr. Kiyelu T. Yepthomi

Extra Assistant Commissioner Deputy Superintendent of Police Deputy Superintendent of Police Secretariat Assistant Secretariat Assistant Secretariat Assistant Junior Divisional Accountant Inspector of Taxes Inspector of Taxes Inspector of Industries

We thank God for their success and pray for God's blessing in all their future endeavours.

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FELICITATION

With immense pride, the Dimapur TonphyaktsuRui Ekhung extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for being selected in the recently declared NPSC result.

To the post of DySP (Deputy Superintendent of Police) 1. Mr. Johnny Mhachan Patton S/o. Lt. Moyithung James Patton To the post of APRO (Assistant Public Relation Officer) 1. Miss. Mhonlumi Patton D/o. Mr. M. Patton IS officer To the Post of SA, (Secretariat Assistant) 1. Ms. Mhayani Ovung D/o. Mr. Tsumongo Ovung To the post of Inspector of Taxes 1. Mr. T. Chanbemo Kikon S/o. Mr. & Mrs. Thungmomo Kikon 2. Mr. Zuthungbemo Ovung, S/o. Mr. A.Y Ovung 3. Mr. Myingthungbemo Patton, S/o. Mr. Joseph Patton To the Post of Economic Investigator 1. Mr. Jenithung C Patton, S/o. Lt. Chibo Patton The Ekung wish them success in their lives endeavors.

Mr. James E. Jungio General Secretary, DTE

Mr. Zankhomo Jami Chairman, DTE

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SENAPATI, AUG 10: With the rest of the world, World’s Indigenous Peoples Day was celebrated under the theme “Indigenous Peoples’ Right to Education” at Thangal General Memorial Ecological Park, Mayangkhang Senapati HQ on August 9.

Resource person, pro-vice chancellor, Deptt. of Sociology, Nagaland University, Prof.

Dr. A. Lanu Ao, remarked that among different people of the world celebrating the day, Nagas were the most rightful people to claim as indigenous people as Nagas were never Indian since time immemorial.

He reminded that Nagas live in their homeland inherited from their ‘great great’ ances-

tors and were never under control of anyone in their history except some forceful annexation to the British Empire and, therefore, have every right to be free for indigenous people’s right to education.

Prof. Dr. A. Lanu asserted that education was a tool for change of social education and economic education and need to know how to move and where to move. He challenged the gathering that a common aim to live together as one people should be the aim of all Nagas. He also said that had the Indian Govt. not divided the Nagas by territory, Nagas might not be Indigenous people at present. President, United Naga Council (UNC), Gaidon Kamei, in his keynote address said that the day was devoted

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, august 11, 2016

AIADMK MP booked 3 foreigners suspected in highNo power can separate onSacked sexual harassment charge tech robbery at Kerala ATMs Kashmir from India: Rajnath

NEW DELHI/SRINAGAR, AUG 10 (IANS): Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday lashed out at Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s comment on Kashmir and said no power on earth can separate it from India.

“Kashmir is an inseparable part of India. No power on earth can separate it from India,” Singh said while replying to a debate in the Rajya Sabha on the current situation in the Kashmir Valley.

“Talks would not be held with Pakistan regarding Kashmir but on the issue of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir,” he added.

He said slogans like “Pakistan zindabad” that some people in Kashmir chant “won’t be tolerated” on Indian territory.

33rd day of lockdown paralyses life in Kashmir

Authorities continued curfew and restrictions in Kashmir Valley on Wednesday for the 33rd consecutive day as separatists did not relent on shutdown and protests. “Curfew will remain in force in Anantnag town while restrictions shall continue in Shopian,

16 lakh UP govt employees go on three-day strike

PM to convene all-party meet over Kashmir

Centre tightens noose around Zakir Naik over foreign funding

N E W D E L H I , AU G 1 0 (AGENCIES): The Home Ministry has initiated an inquiry against an NGO run by controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik for alleged violation of Foreign Contributions (Regulation) Act. The move comes a day after the Mumbai Police indicted Islamic preacher Naik for involvement in unlawful activities and possible terror links. A standard questionnaire has been sent to Mumbai-based Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) after preliminary inquiry found the NGO run by Naik allegedly received about Rs 15 crore during a five-year period preceding 2012.

The IRF has been asked to furnish details of its bank accounts, including the designated FCRA account, and amount of foreign contribu-

tions received and utilised by it since inception, official sources said.

The preliminary probe has found that most of IRF’s foreign funds came from the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and a few other Middle-East countries.

The Home Ministry probe will cover the allegations that foreign funding to IRF was used for political activities.

It will also look into allegation that the NGO’s funds were used to induce people towards converting to Islam and “attract” youths towards terror, the sources said.

Meanwhile, sources said, legal opinion tendered recently to the Home Ministry has favoured declaring IRF an “unlawful association” under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.

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LUCKNOW, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): Rejecting an official offer to study their demands, over 16,00,000 employees of the Uttar Pradesh government began a three-day strike on Wednesday.

The strike has been called by the State Employees Joint Council and UP Secondary Teachers Federation and is supported by more than 250 employees and teachers organisations. The strike is likely to cripple working of major departments like education, horticulture, health, public works, social welfare, food and civil supplies. The main demands of the striking employees include cashless medical facility, House Rent Allowance at par with central government employees and declaring aanganwadi workers, cooks, MNREGA workers and computer operators as government employees.

commander, Burhan Wani, was killed in a gunfight with the security forces. All educational institutions, shops, public transport and other business establishments have remained closed for the last 33 days in Kashmir, although interior markets in cities and towns have been functioning briefly in the evenings. Police said except for stone pelting incidents at three places in Kupwara, Bandipora and Anantnag districts, Rajnath Singh the overall law and order situation had generally remained Kulgam and Pulwama towns,” calm on Tuesday. a senior police official said here.

The official said restrictions shall also continue in old city and uptown Batmaloo area of Prime Minister Narendra Srinagar city.

“Similar restrictions shall Modi will on Friday convene an remain in force in Sopore, all-party meeting over a deadly Kupwara, Handwara and Ba- unrest in Kashmir, Home Minramulla towns. “Prohibitory ister Rajnath Singh told the orders under section 144 CrPc Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.

(Criminal Procedure Code) are Rajnath Singh was replyin place in Ganderbal, Bandi- ing to a debate on Kashmir pora and Badgam towns,” he where over 55 people have been said. Separatists continue their killed and thousands injured in shutdown call through weekly over the month-long unrest in issuance of protest calendars. the valley. The turmoil began Curfew and separatist after the July 8 killing of rebel shutdown began in the valley commander Burhan Wani by on July 9, a day after Hizbul security forces.

Sasikala Pushpa M A D U R A I , AU G 1 0 (AGENCIES): Expelled AIADMK leader Sasikala Pushpa, her husband and her son have been booked on a complaint of alleged illegal detention and sexual harassment by her former domestic help, police said today.

All-Women Police in Pudukottai in Tuticorin district registered the case against the MP, her husband Lingeswara Thilagan and their son L Pradeep Raja based on a complaint by the woman who had worked along with her sister as domestic help in the house of Ms Pushpa, when she was the Tuticorin Mayor from 2011 to 2014, they said.

The case was registered after the Tuticorin Superintendent of Police to whom the complaint was given forwarded it to the Pudukottai All-Women Police station.

The complainant alleged that she and her sister were detained and sexually harassed by the MP, her husband and their son, police said.

Ms Pushpa, who reportedly slapped DMK MP Trichy Siva at Delhi airport recently, was expelled from AIADMK on August 1 by its chief Jayalalithaa on grounds of violating party principles and ethics and bringing disrepute to the party. On the same day, the MP alleged in the Rajya Sabha she was slapped by a “leader” and faced threat to her life in Tamil Nadu.

Last week, Sasikala Pushpa’s husband and her son had moved the Madras High Court claiming that a case had been registered against them by Anna Nagar Police in Chennai and sought anticipatory bail.

However, their petitions were disposed of by the court after the state government submitted that police had not filed the case as claimed by the petitioners.

A CCTV footage shows one of the suspect inside an ATM. The police say the men installed an electronic device in the ATMs to scan account details and pin numbers of those who came to draw money. The details went into fake cards that were used in ATMs in Mumbai.

The money the gang was able to steal could amount to around 4.5 lakhs, say the police.

When the police checked visuals from the ATMs used

by the people who complaint, they found the foreigners acting suspiciously. Next, they checked their records from hotels.

Police sources say they are trying to establish through experts how they collected the data and whether more people were involved.

All those who withdrew money from the “fixed” ATMs have been urged to change their pins.

PETA calls on NGT seeking nationwide ban on ‘manja’

N E W D E L H I , AU G 1 0 (AGENCIES): People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India has filed a petition urging the National Green Tribunal to ban the use of glass coated thread ‘manja’ which is used while flying kites and sought an immediate ban on it across the country, ANI report stated. As PETA India warns, manja - which is often coated with glass, metal, or other sharp objects - poses a lethal threat to humans and animals alike.

In July 2016, a man died in Ghaziabad after his throat was slashed by manja while he was riding a motorbike. In Au-

gust 2015, a man in East Delhi died after his throat was slit by manja while he was returning home on his motorbike.

Thousands of birds are also killed every year when they are cut or trapped by manja, which can get caught on trees or buildings for weeks.

A bird rescuer in Ahmedabad estimates that 2,000 birds including pigeons and endangered species such as vultures are injured every year during the Uttarayan festival, and 500 of them die from their injuries.

According to estimates, more than 300 birds were injured and over 100 died because of

Ministry of Communications & IT Department of Telecommunications 20, Ashoka Road Sanchar Bhawan New Delhi - 110001 NOTICE INVITING APPLICATIONS (NIA) FOR AUCTION OF SPECTRUM DEPARTMENT of Telecommunications (on behalf of President of India) invites applications for participation in e-auction of spectrum in various bands. The last date of submission of applications is scheduled as 13.09.2016.

Further details can be seen and documents downloaded from the website www.dot.gov.in. davp 06201/11/0018/1617

For and on behalf of President of India Director(WF)

OFFICE OF THE

TIKHIR STUDENTS' UNION Hq. Anatongre, Dist. Kiphire - 798611 Nagaland

FELICITATES

Temong Y. General Secretary, TSU

Longkamse S. President, TSU

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With immense pride and pleasure, we the Tikhir Students' Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nongsheba Lamliu, S/o.

R.P. Venthong Lamliu of Chikeponger Village for being selected to the post of Inspector of Industries/Extension Officer in the recently declared NPSC result.

The Union further wishes you good health and success in your new assignment.

KOINONIA PRAYER CENTRE TSIESE BASA, KOHIMA

“…….MY HOUSE SHALL BE CALLED A HOUSE OF PRAYER.” Matthew 21:13

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NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA

NO.NPSC/ADVT/NON-TECH/1/2010 Dated, Kohima, the 10 August,2016 ADVERTISEMENT NO. NPSC-2/2016 Applications are invited for filling up the following vacancies under the Government of Nagaland in the manner prescribed below: Item No. 1 : 15 (Fifteen) posts of Extra Assistant Commissioner (Class-I Gazetted, Junior Grade) under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department.

Item No. 2 : 2 (Two) posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police (Class-I Gazetted) under Home Department, Police Establishment Branch.

Item No. 3 : 30 (Thirty) posts of Secretariat Assistant (Class-III Non Gazetted) under Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department.

Item No. 4 : 1 (One) post of Record Keeper (Class-III Non Gazetted) under Art & Culture Department.

NOTE: 1. Candidates are advised to access the details of the Terms and Conditions of the Advertisement from the Commission’s website at www.npsc.co.in or Notice Board of the Commission.

2. Syllabus and pattern of exam can be downloaded from the Commission’s website.

3. Only online applications shall be accepted. Application forms shall not be issued from the Commission’s Office.

4. Candidates are advised in their own interest to apply online much before the closing date and not to wait till the last date to avoid the possibility of disconnection/ inability/failure to log on to the website on account of heavy load on internet or website jam.

5. Candidates can apply Online through the Nagaland State Portal at https://nagaland.gov.in or through any Nagaland One Common Service Center (CSC). Details of the Online Application Form, instructions to the candidates and list of operational CSCs are available on the Commission’s website.

6. Candidates should note down the Transaction ID of their online application form which will be required later for downloading Admission Certificate and for future reference.

7. Candidates requiring assistance can call up the helpdesk number (10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) on working days.

NPSC Office HelpDesk : +91 8259977429 8. The Online Application Form shall be available from 11th August, 2016 10:00 A.M. till 9th September, 2016 04:00 P.M (Last date of submission).

(KHRUPI SOTHU) Secretary, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Kohima DC-1800

T H I R U VA N A N T H A P U R A M , AU G 1 0 (AGENCIES): On CCTV footage from ATMs in Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram, three foreigners are seen reaching up and apparently tampering with the smoke alarm.

Then they leave without using the machine.

The odd behaviour was connected to messages that at least 50 people in the Kerala capital received from their banks on Sunday, informing that chunks of money had been withdrawn from their accounts.

One of the men, Romanian Gabriel Marian, was arrested in Mumbai on Tuesday night. He has revealed an MO that was both high-tech and incredibly simple, involving at least two other Romanians, Bogdean Florian and Christan Victor. Kerala wants to ask Interpol to help catch the other two.

Footage shows the men entering the ATMs and fixing an electronic device.

The gang had been active for nearly two weeks, said the police, and even stayed for a while at the popular beach resort Kovalam.

MONTHLY REVIVAL PROGRAME

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DATE: 12TH – 14TH August 2016 THEME: “THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE”. John 8:32.

DAILY SERVICE TIMING FRIDAY EVENING SATURDAY MORNING SATURDAY EVENING SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY EVENING SPEAKER LEADERS

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manja during Makar Sankranti in Hyderabad in 2015.

“Manja is a menace to public safety, posing a lifethreatening risk to humans and birds alike,” said PETA India Government Affairs Liaison Nikunj Sharma. “PETA India is calling on authorities to make kite-flying enjoyable and safe for everyone by ban-

near electrical establishments.

Mukesh Patel was only 13 years old when he sustained burns over 95 per cent of his body when his kite hit a power line in Mumbai. Manja is made of synthetic material such as nylon and is also non-biodegradable - it litters the soil and chokes drainage lines, sewer systems, and natural waterways.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL HOME GUARDS & CIVIL DEFENCE NAGALAND, KOHIMA

NOTICE Dated Kohima

the Aug'16

NO.HG/QM-7/2009/ Condemned Government store items under the Department of the Civil Defence & Home Guards Nagaland will be disposed off at the premise of the Central Training Institute at Toluvi, Dimapur.

2. Interested parties are invited to bid by quoting rates per kilogram for the items of steel, iron, plastic in sealed envelopes.

3. The items can be inspected on any working day at the Central Training Institute Toluvi, Dimapur. The details of the items are as under:

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4. Quotation should be submitted on 22nd August 2016 to the Office of the Commandant, Central Training Institute, Toluvi, Dimapur and shall be opened on the same day at 11.00 hrs in the presence of bidders or their representative.

REV. ZOTUO KIEWHUO SENIOR PASTOR, KOINONIA BAPTIST CHURCH

5. The items will be sold to the highest bidder on full payment of the Treasury Challan/Bank Draft of State Bank of India to be made in favour of the undersigned.

1. ROKOPRA MEKRO, ASSIT. PS. 2. MENUOSIELIE USOU, EVANGELIST

6. All right to decide the final bid shall be reserved with the undersigned on receipt of the recommendation of the Board constituted which shall be final and binding in all matters related to the auction.

PRAISE AND WORSHIP SHEPHERD MALE VOICE, KOINONIA

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ning manja from the activity,” he added. According to Delhi power company BSES, a single incident involving a kite near an electrical establishment can affect up to 10,000 customers.

Several top power companies, such as Reliance Power and Tata Power, have time and again issued advisories urging people not to fly kites

COME WITH FAITH AND RECEIVE THE BLESSING OF SALVETION, DELIVERANCE AND HEALING.

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Segregation in democracy

Vol. XXVI NO. 244 Dimapur, thursday, August 11, 2016

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nfortunately irregular and illegal appointments also known as “backdoor appointments” are not seen as serious offences that necessitate legal action in Nagaland but instead, the nexus of corrupt bureaucrats and politicians have made them more of a rule than the exception. Had these “backdoor appointments” involved one or two thousand then it would have been seen as a rare phenomenon and which would also mean that corruption in Nagaland had not reached terrifying levels.

However, the number of people who got into government service through dubious means runs into at least 70,000 since the past one and half decade. This figure had been quoted by a government functionary a year ago. This is a record breaking job scam of Himalayan proportions for a tiny state of hardly 1.9 million but it continues despite all the hue and cry. The job scam under “backdoor appointments” was raised on many occasions and Nagaland Post had been highlighting the matter since mid-90s beginning with cash for job scam in some departments including a recruitment agency. The formation of ACAUT Nagaland has taken the level of highlighting the criminal practice to a much higher level through mass contact. In this regard, the Kohima Bench of the Gauhati High Court on August 5, 2016 directed the state government to adhere to its Office Memorandum issued on June 6, 2016 with regard to rules and regulations for appointments to government departments. ACAUT had filed the PIL in November 2015 that involved (as respondents) ten Government Departments- Health and Family Welfare, Social Welfare, Home Department, Rural Development, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Vigilance Commission, AG, SCERT, Higher Education and PWD, against the backdrop of series of backdoor appointments. The bitter truth is that politicians are the popular scape goat for everything bad whereas the truth is that bureaucrats are the major contributors of backdoor appointments as well as issuing table tenders to favoured persons for awarding supply and contract works. The favour may be favouritism to friends of clan members or taking commissions as kickbacks for making “mota maal” ( to borrow from the lexicon of External Affairs Minister Sushsma Swaraj. The High Court’s order is highly laudable and hopefully it will knock the government bureaucracy from its wilful slumber. The backdoor appointment issue was quite revealing when two student organisations took on each other over the issue in November 2015. The sum total of backdoor appointments under Home department (Police) from 2010 to 2015 was a whopping 7737 as per RTI replies received. The candid admission of the Nagaland Police IGP Toshitsungba Aier in 2015 grabbed headlines. The IGP (Crime) Toshitsungba Aier IPS, disclosed that there was an excess of around 1500 police personnel in the department, which caused an extra burden of Rs.50 crore. Further, the figure he quoted, at the NPSA annual conference at Chumukedima on November 26, 2015 was that 23% of the state’s NonPlan budget was spent on 26,000 police personnel. It may be mentioned that the state has the highest ration of 1:50 as against the national average of 1:500. There was also the case of bogus appointments of some three thousand employees under Department of School Education (DoSE)through irregular and fraudulent means.

Even after much anger among public after “backdoor appointments” some departments have continued with the practice as recently widely publicised in the local media. In addition, thousands of crore rupees for centrally sponsored schemes have poured into Nagaland but the big question is-which segment have actually gained? The lesson? In Nagaland, no bureaucrat or offender is afraid of the law because it does not reach the high and mighty and that’s why Nagaland is called as the ‘Land of Khushi Khushi’ and least being the ‘Land of Festivals’.

DailyDevotion The Holy Suffering of the Saint Let those who suffer according to the will of God commit their souls to Him in doing good… —1 Peter 4:19 Choosing to suffer means that there must be something wrong with you, but choosing God’s will— even if it means you will suffer— is something very different. No normal, healthy saint ever chooses suffering; he simply chooses God’s will, just as Jesus did, whether it means suffering or not. And no saint should ever dare to interfere with the lesson of suffering being taught in another saint’s life.

The saint who satisfies the heart of Jesus will make other saints strong and mature for God. But the people used to strengthen us are never those who sympathize with us; in fact, we are hindered by those who give us their sympathy, because sympathy only serves to weaken us. No one better understands a saint than the saint who is as close and as intimate with Jesus as possible. If we accept the sympathy of another saint, our spontaneous feeling is, “God is dealing too harshly with me and making my life too difficult.” That is why Jesus said that self-pity was of the devil (see Matthew 16:2123). We must be merciful to God’s reputation. It is easy for us to tarnish God’s character because He never argues back; He never tries to defend or vindicate Himself. Beware of thinking that Jesus needed sympathy during His life on earth. He refused the sympathy of people because in His great wisdom He knew that no one on earth understood His purpose (see Matthew 16:23). He accepted only the sympathy of His Father and the angels (see Luke 15:10).

Look at God’s incredible waste of His saints, according to the world’s judgment. God seems to plant His saints in the most useless places. And then we say, “God intends for me to be here because I am so useful to Him.” Yet Jesus never measured His life by how or where He was of the greatest use. God places His saints where they will bring the most glory to Him, and we are totally incapable of judging where that may be.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, August 11, 2016

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et another Dalit family was hacked to death because it was suspected to have eaten beef.

The laboratory tests of the “beef ” showed that it was some other cattle. Some time ago, the Kerala House in Delhi was attacked by gau rakshks because beef was served there. But the most shameful aspect is that there was no repentance among the upper caste and even the leaders of the RSS, who are supposed to work for the social upliftment did not utter a word of either condemnation or sorrow.

All religions indulge in social, economic or political discrimination but it is not the part of the religion itself as it is among the Hindus.

And for centuries, it is going on without much challenge.

There are still certain parts of India where the Dalit cannot use the road or well which are frequented by the upper caste.

The worst part is that the funeral ground which the upper caste use is exclusive for them. Islam which teaches equality has also been af-

fected and the burial places of those placed high in life cannot be used by ordinary Muslims. In fact, a different kind of caste system prevails in Islam.

For example, Sayyds are considered the Brahmins of the community and they practise the same kind of discrimination as the Hindus do when it comes to marriage or death.

They refuse to consign the bodies at the common burial ground. In fact, an ordinary Muslim suffers from both sides—one because he is poor and, two, because he is considered not at par with the well-placed Muslims.

Here, the economic factor has come into play. And then it has got mixed with preferences and prejudices, making the poor Muslims’ plight still more pitiful. True, the Indian constitution does not allow discrimination on the basis of religion. But it is practised all over and even the police force has come to be contaminated and it connives at the violation of the upper caste without a demur.

The practice has become The numerous agitations more glaring and persistent in Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh or, since the advent of Prime for that matter, in other parts Minister Narendra Modi’s of the country have not jolted regime. That the upper caste the conscious of the upper people have been appointed caste. These are the results of to key pothe government sitions in pursuing with Kuldip Nayar u n i ve r s i reservations deties and other institutions spite the 10-year time-limit set at the behest of the govern- by the Constituent Assembly ment make some of the best way back in 1950. I recall brains rot. that during the debates of The RSS makes it sure the Constituent Assembly that the people appointed when Dr B.R. Ambedkar, a are from the “right” back- revered Dalit leader, declared ground to ensure the Hin- that they did not want any dutva philosophy is taken as reservation. the guideline. Not long ago, He was persuaded by the Pune film institute went the assurance that the peon strike for months together riod will not be more than when its head was replaced 10 years. Now the situation by a television artiste who is such that as soon as the had the blessings of the period is over, parliament RSS. The government did unanimously extends it to not change its decision even another 10 years. in the midst of widespread No political party, indiscontentment. cluding the communists, Ultimately, the students has stood up to resist and had to give in because their say enough was enough. career was at peril. Time has Now that elections in Uttar come for introspection. The Pradesh, the largest state in upper caste has not accepted the country, are scheduled to the presence of Dalit or even take place in 2017, Dalit leadmembers of other backward er Mayawati is being wooed classes in their midst. by all political parties. She has

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ifteen minutes of Assembly session! A master stroke or an act of stupidity and naivety? Guess we’ll leave that to our own imaginations!

However, there is no denying the fact that there could be no ultimate mockery than that (Yes, not the first time). All problems and issues of importance have been brushed at once under the carpet. Such impunity and arrogance on the part of the Nagaland state legislators. No one to answer to, nothing to be held accountable for. Ah! Talk about life’s many blessings! It’s a one way street for all of them.

For want of words (and also because I ain’t got much of a choice either..unfortunately) , allow me the unnecessary honor of addressing them as ‘our leaders’. Our leaders are of the most incapable breed and stock of all there is. They are nothing less than the feudal lords of Medieval Europe and zamindars of pre-independence India. All they do and yearn for is exploit the masses-day and night. This is what they live for-fatten themselves and their families. They go to sleep every night devising new means of extracting money and wake up in the morning with a solution to it. So, in between all these, how do you ever think or possibly imagine that there will

be any sort of development and progress in our beautiful little cursed land? Anyway, the less said about them, the better. So, let me abruptly stop here.

All roads lead to Rome and all problems in Nagaland lead to one source-the public. You see, we are what is wrong with our Naga society. We have allowed our leaders to exploit us.

Everything they are today is all because of us. The only way to stop such practices is to do the reverse of what we have been doing to them. Basically, there is a need to reform ourselves.

We can’t go on building bridges and burning them down at the same time. There has to be a start somewhere. What better time than now? The idea is to stop selling your precious vote to the highest bidder. Your vote could be up for grabs but not for sale. If only you realized what your single (and precious) vote could do! You have every power and right in the world to determine your fate with your vote.

Ah! The beauty of democracy indeed! If you want good roads, good universities, good colleges and a good transport system, start utilizing your right to vote.

Don’t even think of selling it.

The moment you sell it, your future is compromised. Your right to vote is your right to life-a

life of dignity and self-respect.

No force on earth can stop you from voting. And also, please don’t sell your precious vote to the candidate who showers you with unlimited MC Rum and pork. The fate of Nagaland will be determined by our votes, by us-the common man. Whether the future looks rosy or bleak, it all depends on us. They come to us with promises of jobs and money but that is simply not the way of getting things done. If you so care for our future generation, start doing the right thing. If we continue to be rotten to the core, soon there will be nothing left of us and Nagaland. Our land will be exploited by outsiders and we will be slaves on our own land. Seems farfetched? Didn’t think so either! Let us stop this madness together. For, change is the only thing in this world that is constant. Step by step, things can change for the better. Let us not be on the wrong side of history where our future generation condemns us to the depths of hell. Let us be the change that we desperately want to see. There is no shortcut out of this misery that we are suffering from currently.

The NBCC can do all it wants but change can never be forced upon. It must be realized by us

on our own. For all we know, the general attitude of the Naga public toward the NBCC is that of skepticism and cynicism. The NBCC has failed to live up to its name and reputation and naturally, people are upset and feel let down. Most Nagas want to know the stand of the NBCC on taxation by the NPGs on the Naga public that is so crippling our homes and the economy. So far, nothing concrete but then again, nothing surprising. But, enough of NBCC! As mentioned earlier, Nagaland needs change and ever so desperately. Change-where we are more responsible, our representatives are more accountable and where we have a transparent system in order for our society to have an all-round development and progress. Yes! This is indeed possible and it has to come from us. We need to do it for ourselves; to secure our present and future, to secure our land and our future generation.

Rise up, for we have nothing to lose but only the chains of bondage! For all the sacrifices that we make-big or small-our future generation will look back on us with appreciation and might even probably say,” We are what we are, because of who they were”.

Long Live Nagaland!

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salute the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) for relentlessly taking up hot burning issues that touches not only the students’ community but the general populaces of the state. And in this regard the protests rally against Armed Forces (Special Powers) Acts (AFSPA) on 11th August at Kohima is yet another milestone that will be credited to the glorious pages of the NSF. The AFSPA is widely profiled as the most controversial act in the country and the time is long overdue for this anti-people act to become history. While acknowledging the galaxy of leaders representing various civil societies scheduled to address the rally ,one name that caught my attention is the chairperson of the rally - Ms.

Rose Mary Dzuvichu.

This so-called champion of women’s cause cannot take us for a ride and hold us to ransom at her whims. What perplexes me is the rationale of the rally organiser to allow a woman of doubtful character to chair such an historic event. To stretch my argument, here we have a self-proclaimed social activist, who in March 2016 filed an FIR against Mr. Neiphiu Rio, the lone Naga Lok Sabha member. Brushing aside the intent and the motivation to question the educational qualification of a three-time Chief Minister, what intrigues me was the timing of the FIR. It may be pure coincidences but I’m compelled to surmised that she filed at the behest of her pay master and political god-

father. The truth of the matter is she cannot conveniently question the lone Naga parliament member with ill motives, fancy cooked up story and at the time, be the face of the Naga people in such a big rally.

This glaring double standard is unacceptable and at this juncture we cannot afford to send a wrong message outside. This is a clear textbook case of hypocrisy in public life and as a concerned citizen of the state; I cannot be a mute spectator and watch people dance to the tunes of her rhapsody’s music.

Therefore, I would like to suggest that the organisers to come up with a new chairperson who have a credible image.

Kuovisieo, Kohima

Stumbling blocks rather than assets

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reat minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.”

(Eleanor Roosevelt). It is necessary to discuss ideas which will promote and fulfill the aspiration of the people. Most of the times events are discussed and we only end up discussing about big shots.

While very little attention or concentration is devoted to creative ideas without which there can be no progress in the society.

The people of the first category ie great minds are the most wanted in the highest level. The people of the 2nd category ie average minds are of the middle strata. The people of the 3rd category ie small minds are of the grass root level. God gifted talent is the most fruitful leadership quality of a person.

It is the talent which creates ideas and gives solution. There are many who call themselves leaders and can create problems but cannot provide solution. But a leader is a person who provides solution to the society.

A person may be having long organizational or technical experiences, but, that does not necessarily make him a great leader or a man of great minds. Many want high posts and fame but are qualitatively not able to perform at that level and are not useful except making physical presence. But incapability leads to hatching propaganda, confusion and destructive criticisms. The problem is that some people have too high confidence but too low capability. That means they misunderstand or overestimate their own leadership capacity.

They rather prove more stumbling blocks to the progress of an organization than an asset if they are wrongly placed.

However, when lowly capable persons are in majority, they also ignore or sideline the more capable persons to control an organization. In the process there will be no vacancy for the potentially capable persons and will be left out. However, such organization will collapse and will never ascend to the top of the mountain.

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said that her party would go it alone and there is every possibility that she might return with a majority.

Her advantage is that the Dalit voter obediently follows her instruction. She is the only one who can get the Dalit votes transferred to some other community.

Even though the Congress has traditionally fought for social justice, Mahatma Gandhi was the only leader who believed in giving equal status to the Dalits. True, they did not like the title “Harijan” (son of God) given by him because they thought it was too patronizing. Dr Rajendra Prasad after finishing his task as the president of the constituent assembly was appointed as the food minister.

He went to Gandhiji to seek his advice on his accommodation. The Mahatma, who was living then in a bhangi (sweeper) colony told him to live in the cottage next to the one he was residing.

Dr Rajendra Prasad was so horrified over the idea that he went to the then Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and complained on Gandhiji’s

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suggestion. No legislation is going to help, as has been India’s experience. Ultimately, it depends on the upper caste to change its attitude.

They believe in democracy but not in equality which is the integral part of the system. People in the world feel hard to believe that the country which has sent rocket to the Mars, something which the advanced countries envy, practise discrimination against human beings.

Their horror is glaring when they see that a democratic country where people queue before the ballot box to choose their leader cannot get over the prejudice which they have inherited from the time even before the British who divided the society caste-wise and religion-wise to make their rule easy.

Whatever parliament does to eliminate this malady will not help until the upper castes realize that what they are doing is against the democratic polity which they cherish. The sooner this realization takes place, the better it would be for the country and its polity.

Rejoinder to grade IV staff appointments

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he Ruzazho Village, (Land owner) of Sekruzu Town hereby condemn the press statement given by Vesakhoyi Shijoh & Bedukho Shijoh (Adhoc Town vice chairman and secretary Sekruzu Town) on 12/06/2016 in Nagaland Post over Grade 1V staffs appointment in government offices at Sekruzu Town.

The undersigned land owner hereby condemn the infamous press statement ,which is just a petty politics to appoint their own relatives in the rejoinder issued by Ruzazho Village council chairman Jolelhu Veswuh stated that the appointment of grade 1V staffs should be given to land owner by following the government policy. Without the knowledge of land owner, it is insult to the land owner and without the knowledge of land owner would be doing their own risk. The existing Sekruzu Town was established under the landownership of Ruzazhomi Village the pioneer of Sekruzu Town, and Town committee should understand the kindness of land owner of this Town. Hence for the interest of the public the Village council appeal to the concern authority to immediately dissolved the Adhoc Town committee Sekruzu to help for peaceful co-existence.

The land owner also demand to the press signatories (Viz Vesakhoyi Shijoh & Bedukho Shijoh) to withdraw their statement within 10 days from the date of this publication in the interest of public harmony and peace in the Area. Failure to comply with this direction the youth of the land owner will take their own course of action and they would be holding the sole responsibility for inviting any untoward action against them.

Jolelhu Veswuh, chairman, Ruzazho village council

Rejoinder to ‘response to Rengma Hoho’

h e a r t i c l e “ Re s p o n s e t o Rengma Hoho” wherein, the said person highlighted some points holds no truth. There is only one CRPF gate at Rengmapani and the proposed Foothill Road (FHR) does not pass through it. There is another SSB gate at Yampha village which it passes. However, such gate is also necessary in FHR for controlling illegal activities n smugglers. While certain development is proposed, safety should also be considered, therefore, this check gate by central force along the proposed FHR is to be appreciated by law abiding citizens as they mean no harm unless one practices unlawful activities.

Moreover, bandhs in Assam

does not affect the jurisdiction of Rengmapani in any manner. There is no record of a single person being harassed/manhandled by Assam police or CRPF personnel while traversing Rengmapani as the said village is entirely and completely under Tseminyu sub-division, Nagaland.

Infact, the officers and personnel’s of CRPF stationed at Rengmapani are one of the best disciplined and co-operative force. The reasons for blatant lies by the said Hd. GB are best known to him.

Anyone believing in the imagery theories and tales of the Viniho may come and experience the truth by himself.

Alo Rengma, Dimapur

Reader’s Post Sir,

Fair deal for all

Through your esteemed daily, we on behalf of the land owners of Doyang Hydro Electric Project (DHEP) express our profound appreciation to D.S Rai, the head of the project DHEP, NEEPCO Ltd for his love and concern shown towards the affected people. Earlier there was a lot of public outcry over the allotment of maintenance fund as the work distribution was not done fairly. But now, D.S Rai the HOP has streamlined the system whereby all the affected landowners get their fair deal finally.

His integrity and statesmanship quality is highly acknowledged and appreciated.

Nzanthung Kikon, Chonbemo Kithan, Rikhyo Kikon and Zaren Yanthan, Land owners DHEP

Sir,

Oil adulteration

In the light of the recent Oil Adulteration scam in Nagaland and damage of paddy fields in Jotsoma due to Oil spill, it is pertinent that the accused kingpins-- Srikant Jaiswal, Dinanath Prasad, Noval Ray, Umesh Yadevi, Ajay Prasad, Amar Chowdhury, Mona Prasad, Mani Das Ram Prasad Rai, Suresh Singh, Amarendre Kumar Singh and Prem Prasad are responsible for such large scale damage due to the adulterated oil spillage. The famers must be compensated at any cost, to restart their livelihood, since the fields damaged will not be productive or fertile for many years to come.

Sezo Senior Citizen, Bayavii Hill Kohima

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.

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Humane touch missing in J&K, key to curb unrest: SC

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): On a day Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached out+ to the people of Kashmir asserting the Centre’s commitment to “insaniyat (humanity), jamhuriyat (democracy) and Kashmiriyat”, the Supreme Court expressed concern over the situation and said there was lack of a humane approach towards the month-long unrest+ in the valley.

The valley has been on the boil since the killing Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani+ on July 8 with clashes between protesters and security forces claiming 55 lives and leaving scores injured. A bench of Justices P C Ghose and Amitava Roy said: “There must be a humane approach towards the problem and it is now missing. People should be treated with love and affection but it is lacking at present and it must be ensured by the government.”

The court passed the observation while hearing a plea of the state seeking stay of contempt proceedings initiated by a local court against Srinagar’s Senior SP for not registering an FIR against a DSP who had allegedly shot down a 22-year old youth, Shabir Ahmad Mir, by barging into his home on July 10.

A Srinagar court had directed the SSP to lodge the FIR and initiated contempt proceedings against him for not complying with its order, which was upheld by the J&K High Court. The lower court had issued NBW against the SSP and he was arrested and brought before the court for not complying with the order.

The court referred the matter to the HC to initiate contempt proceedings, prompting the state government to rush to the Supreme Court.

Appearing for the state government, Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi refuted the allegation that police had killed the youth at his residence and told the bench that he was hit when security forces opened fire to control a violent crowd of protesters. He said a police officer could not be prosecuted for taking such action.

“The medical certificate indicates that the deceased only had one entry wound, which totally negates the allegation that he was shot from point blank range.

It is submitted that in case, the deceased was shot, as alleged, from a point- blank range, the bullet would have pierced the body left an exit wound as well,” he said.

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NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (IANS): Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not speaking in parliament about the month-long deadly unrest in the Kashmir Valley and urged the government to integrate hearts and minds of people of the “integral part of India” to solve problems there.

Azad initiated a debate in the Rajya Sabha over Kashmir that came after over a month of unrest which has left more than 55 people dead and thousands injured in the valley.

The Leader of Opposition criticized Modi’s absence from the house during the sensitive debate, saying “the Prime Minister is so close, yet so far”.

“The Prime Minister reaches the parliament (complex) everyday at 10 a.m. He stays in his (parliament) office till 6 p.m. His room is barely a minute and a half from the Rajya Sabha,” Azad said.

The Congress leader also lashed out at Modi for speaking on Kashmir at a rally in Madhya Pradesh and not in parliament, a day after the Prime Minister appealed for peace in the restive valley.

Azad expressed concern over the violence in Kashmir but stressed the government should endeavour to win hearts and minds of the valley people and stop using force, including pellet guns, against protesters.

“We always say Kashmir is an integral part of

The reactors at Kudankulam are being built by the NPCIL and Russia’s Atomstroyexport company, a subsidiary of Rosatom (the regulatory body of the Russian nuclear complex).

The Indian government signed a contract with the Soviet Union to build the plant in 1988, but construction started only in 1997 due to the political and economic upheaval in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.

The construction of the first two units were later halted in September 2011 following protests by villagers around the plant. Work at the plant finally resumed in March 2012. And now it’s days away from generating energy. After interventions at both centre and state levels the issue was resolved.

“In dedicating Kudankulam nuclear power plant we mark another historic tie between India and Russia.

Five more units with 1,000 MW each is planned at the same site,” said Modi.

“Kudankulam reactor is a monument to the friendship between India and Russia.

Dedication of the Kudankulam power plant is a milestone in Indo-Russian friendship,” said Jayalalithaa In December 2014, KKNPP Unit-I was declared commercial operation from midnight of December 31, 2014.

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): The RSS, in a damage control exercise, today called an urgent meeting of the BJP’s Dalit MPs to discuss how to restore the Centre’s image that has taken a beating after a string of atrocities against dalits, Times Now reported.

The RSS - which is the BJP’s ideological mentor reportedly told the party’s MPs that they need to step up contact and outreach with Dalit communities around the country. In recent months, incidents of ‘cow vigilantism’ have been on the rise. Dalits have been the target of ‘ gau rakshaks ‘ or ‘cow protection’ groups. The RSS has felt compelled to step in after some ‘gau rakshak’ groups said they did not agree with PM Modi’s weekend condemnation of atrocities against Dalits. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad - which is also part of the RSS family like the BJP is - has also seemed uncomfortable with Modi calling gau rakshaks “people who do business in the name of cow protection”.

The RSS called the emergency meeting at New Delhi’s Gujarat Bhawan, even as overnight reports said that in yet another incident, a mob of ‘cow protectors’ in Andhra Pradesh beat up two Dalits after they skinned a cow that had died after being electrocuted. In recent months, opposition parties have slammed the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for ignoring atrocities against Dalits by ‘cow protectors’.

ILP Bill: Manipur govt seeks public opinion till Aug 24

Tourism minister advises states, UTs to establish ‘selfie danger zones’

(From p-1) before the attainment of statehood-- on January 21, 1972 and their descendants residing in Manipur. It further defined “non-local people” as a person who is a citizen of India but not covered under the clause defining the local people. The proposed bill has been set to regulate non-local people coming to the state and to provide protection, maintenance of socio-economic and cultural balance of the local populace and for maintenance of peace and public order in the state of Manipur.

Once the bill becomes and act, every non-local people entering the state would have to register him/herself with the registration authority (director of Registration of Non-local People and Tenants) which would be set up by the state government.

The cabinet decided to put up the proposed bill online through the home department, to seek public opinion/suggestions. The bill would be introduced in the next state Assembly session.

The cabinet has also decided to approach the Governor to summon the 14th session of the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly from September 2.

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): Tourism minister Dr. Mahesh Sharma has told the Lok Sabha that State governments and Union Territory administrations are primarily responsible for ensuring the safety of visitors to tourist sites, a ministry statement said on Wednesday.

Establishing ‘selfie danger zones’ is one of the preventive measures they can take, he said.

In a written reply to a query, Minister of State for Culture and Tourism Dr. Mahesh Sharma said it was incumbent upon states and UTs administrations to take such precautions to avoid “untoward” incidents.

He also said his ministry took up, “the issue of ensuring safety and security of all tourists, domestic and international, with the State Governments and UT Administrations from time to time.”

Sharma added that the governments of Karnataka and Maharashtra had informed the tourism ministry that they’d “taken measures to create awareness through signages indicating danger

Congress member Ghulam Nabi Azad speaks in the Rajya Sabha in New Delhi on Wednesday during the ongoing monsoon session. (PTI) India. But integral par t should not be on paper only.

There should be integration of minds and hearts,” Azad said. “Kashmir has had curfew for over 30 days. Many have been killed. Thousands are injured,” Azad said.

“If something happens in Africa, you (Modi) tweet, Pakistan is an enemy nation, still you speak when something happens there. It is good to show sympathy with all. But the crown of India (Kashmir) is burning.

You must have felt the heat on your head, if not the heart.”

He asked the government not to see the valley as a mere law and order problem

and called for an all-party meeting to discuss the issue.

He also asked for a delegation to be sent to Kashmir to find a political solution to problems of the people there.

“Kashmir is a complex issue. Politics comes first, economics second, employment after that. If we talk about electricity, roads and water, and not about politics, it will be wrong.”

A BJP MP from the state, Shamsher Singh Manhas, participating in the debate, was aghast over “everyone is speaking about Kashmir and not Jammu”.

“Jammu and Kashmir is not about Kashmir only.

It is Jammu, Kashmir and

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCEIS): Women employees who have complained of sexual harassment can get three months leave during the pendency of inquiry, Union minister Jitendra Singh informed the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

The government does not maintain any centralised data on the number of sexual harassment complaints, he said. Section 12 of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 provides for grant of leave up to three months to an aggrieved woman employee

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He said Jammu, which shares some 500 km of border with Pakistan, also had its share of problems. “The region has 55 percent of population in the state. Some seven lakh educated youth are employed. They could have also picked the gun. They could have also shouted for freedom,” he said, adding the people in Jammu “have always believed in democracy”.

But in the Kashmir Valley, “it is a battle between nationalism and separatism“.

“People in Kashmir are following separatist dictates,” he said.

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December 31, 2014 generating 1000 Mwe. According to KKNPP’s site director, R S Sundar Unit-II will be ready by end of this month.

India’s atomic power plant operator Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) is setting up two 1,000 MW Russian reactors at Kudankulam village in Tirunelveli district, 650 kms from here.

For Unit I and II, the initial cost was estimated to be around Rs 13,171 crore, but it has gone up to Rs 17,270 crore due to the delay, rupee depreciation and certain other factors. Meanwhile, Unit-III and Unit-IV is expected to cost around Rs 39,000 crore and would be ready by 2022.

RSS meets BJP’s Dalit MPs to discuss Dalit issue

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Narendra Modi

NEW DELHI, AUG 10 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday dedicated Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project’s (KKNPP) first unit to the country today.

Both the leaders, along with Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa spoke through video conferencing today.

They jointly inaugurated the Unit-I of the plant.

India and Russia are cooperating in the nuclear energy sphere for many years.

The first unit of the Indian nuclear power plant is already in service. It was connected to the southern grid and the operation of the first 1,000 MWe unit at Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project (KKNPP) has started from 00.00 hours on

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Contact : 8014376935 Kohima K-3004

FOR SALE TATA 1612 Dumper (Tipper)

(AS Regd.) with NOC Price : 1,30,000/LOC : Kohima Contact : 9862854372

No. 8242 Yesterday’s solution No. 8241

No. 2863 Yesterday’s solution No. 2862

No. 1690 Yesterday’s solution No. 1689

Price : 4.50 lakhs Negotiable Ph : 8974509536

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SCORPIO M.HAWK Micro Hybrid, Colour : White Running : 34000 KM Model : 2012, NL-07 Regd Rs. 6,40,000 (Nego) Ph : 9856313752

FOR SALE

Land measuring (100 x 80) with Building, Brick wall and Iron gate at Purana Bazar (B) Unity Colony.

Price : 26 lakhs Negotiable Contact : 9402239680

FOR SALE WAGON - R LXI Model : 2005 NL Regd (IND) Good Condition Price : 1.25 lakhs (Nego) # : 8730803070

FOR SALE

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Sure! (7) 3 Like a piper - or four-andtwenty blackbirds? (4) 4 Boys were developing facial hair (8) 5 Disagreement over a new tree (5) 6 Lassie from Sirius? (3,4) 11 Eccentric can’t hope for monument (8) 12 Advantageous purchase provides pub with profit (7) 13 One raising glass that’s used in the kitchen? (7) 15 Indicate the precise moment (5) 17 Clean up in lottery (5) 18 Principality ignoring capital drinks (4)

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

TEUNSANG : NAGALAND No. LR-2/2015-16/1978

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas this office has received Sale Deed made in Affidavit for change of ownership against the under mentioned individuals: 1. Smti Honglen has purchased from Shri. Lachimba Yim against Permit No. 502/TSG/ 2. Shri. Khonou has purchased from Smti. Nyila against Permit No. 306/TSG Notice is herby issued that if any objection may be given in written 30 (thirty) days time from the date of publication of this notice by any claimants to the office of the undersigned. Otherwise change of ownership will be taken up after the expiry of the above mentioned period/dead line.

Alem Jongshi K-2990 Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang

FOR SALE

A Plot of Land Measuring an Area of 10,000 sq. ft situated at Indisen Village, Dimapur, Nagaland @ 150/- sq. ft (Fixed) (Only For AO'S) # : 8974250050

FOR SALE Land with Building at Walford Colony, Dimapur 7 Rooms (60 x 50)

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Price negotiable Contact : 8974651943 8732823337

LAND FOR SALE Residential Near Thahekhu Tower Point Sq. Ft.10000 Only Genuine Buyer Only Contact No : 8794556159

LAND FOR SALE 1) ½ Bigha = Rs 30 Lacs 2) 1 Bigha = Rs 75 Lacs (Negotiable) Dhansiri River Touch Opp. to A.R Camp Walford, Dimapur Contact : 9089520300

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FOWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Nathan Jamir has filed by Smti Rebecca, relation-wife, R/o Purana Bazar East Dimapur to draw his :1. Pension Payment Order No. NL/3061 .

2. SBI A/C No. 10810719292.

Who expired on 29.06.16.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 13/09/16.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 10th Day of Aug. 2016.

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FOR SALE

FOR SALE

Pre-owned Carpet for Sale Good Condition.

Useful for Big Functions and Weddings.

Call : +918730026059 (9 am to 5 pm only)

LAND FOR SALE

1. 35 x30 Price: 8 Lacs (Negotiable) 2. 60x40 Price: 13 Lacs (3 plots) available Negotiable 3. 90x80 Price : 25 Lacs (Negotiable) with water source and approached Road 4. 150x 300 Price: 1 Crore (Negotiable) Road attached at DBS Colony Kohima Contact: 9402482573, 8731835078

LOST NOTICE I, am applying for a duplicate copy of Mark Sheet and Admit Card as I have lost them.

Name : Imtilong Jamir F/Name : Imliyanger Jamir D.O.B : 18/10/1986 N.B.S.E Roll No : 513624 (Private Candidate : Centre Dimapur) Year of Exam : 5/5/2005 I/Mark : A Mole on the left Cheek

LOST NOTICE I, Rüguotsolie am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC, P.U & B.A Marksheet and Admit Card as I have lost them.

Name : Rüguotsolie F/Name : Lt. Mako-u Angami HSLC Roll. No : 712033 Dated 1997 School : Baptist English School, Kohima P.U Roll. No : 912008 Dated 1999 College : Alder College, Kohima B.A Roll. No : D0115107 Dated 2003 College : Kohima College, Kohima Regd. No : 229 K-3006

Dimapur : 9615828074 Kohima : 8131911553

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LAND FOR SALE

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June 2013, Price : 2.10 lakhs Negotiable (M) 9862328741/9089752373

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Measuring 53 ft x 82 ft near Darogajan Gate & 350 metres from Zion Hospital, Purana Bazar. @ Rs. 10,50,000/Slightly Negotiable Call : 7085169449

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Contact : 08731826378 09856217575 DP-5708

Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT, HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-687/16/4274-75

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the ..............

Notice is hereby given that Shri. C. Sashi -Vrs- Smti. Aneibu Chakhesang resident of M.P Road Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 5/9/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri. C. Sashi Village/Block No : 9, Patta No. : 1161, Dag No. : 21/1292.

Area : 00B-00K-08Ls. (107. Sqm). North : N.K Tanlinbo, South : Zelvotuo Sachu, East : T. John, West : Sashi Naga/Road.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT, HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-693/16/4408/09

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 09/08/16

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Tove Zhimomi -Vrs- Smti.

Temsumenla Longkumer resident of .............. Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 09/9/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Tove Zhimomi Village : Ekaranipathar AK., Patta No. : 40, Dag No. : 375.

Area : 02B-02K-11Ls, North : H. Nikheho Sema, South : Kughazhe Yeptho, East : Kachari Site, West : Main Road.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Gopal Giri, Son of Shri. Khagaraj Giri, Permanent resident of Paiyunpata V.D.C, Ward No. 2, Baglung, Dhaulagiri Zone, Nepal and presently residing at D-Block, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my correct and actual Date of Birth is 20/10/1970.

3. That in some of my documents my Date of Birth has been wrongly entered as 16/02/1975 instead of 20/10/1970.

4. That this affidavit is sworn to declare my actual and correct Date of Birth.

5. That this affidavit is to be treated as a piece of evidence before the authority concerned as and when necessary.

6. That the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed thereof.

Deponent Sworn before me on this 8th day of August 2016.

Regd. No. 1033/16 Chief Judicial Magistrate Date : 9.8.16 Dimapur : Nagaland

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ADMISSION OPEN Tyre Centre, dealing in multi-branded company including imported and Indian made tyres of all kinds of vehicles was inaugurated by MLA & Chairman, Tovihoto Ayemi on Wednesday at Khermahal near Amway office, Dimapur.

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LAND FOR SALE

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K-2972

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at Affordable Fees

Price : 2.60 (Negotiable) Good Condition Mob : 8575957178

at Padumpukhri & Ekrani Pathar

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With an aim to popularize, it’s different product and schemes among public. Various event was organized by BSNL here Wednesday, within Dimapur. The employees have started the event with a pledge ceremony emphasizing Service With a Smile (SWAS) which would continue the whole of August month. (NP)

Model : 2015 Price : 70,000/KM, Run : 6300 Contact : 8974798415

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mittee except the selection of members. That the government has to decide on and the process has started,” said Rajan, adding that there is some likelihood that the committee will be in place for the October 2016 review. “If that is the case, there will be six people sitting together and deciding what the path of interest rates will be.

I think we should expect them to take an independent decision and I am sure they will,” said Rajan.

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government is yet to nominate the next governor or its own nominees on the MPC. Under the new monetary policy framework, interest rates will be set by the six-member MPC and not the governor.

Tuesday’s policy was historic as this is the last time in the RBI’s 81-year history that the governor gets to decide on interest rates. Future rate decisions will be taken by the MPC. “Everything is in place for a Monetary Policy Com-

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MUMBAI, Aug 10 (Agencies): Governor Raghuram Rajan on Tuesday named the central bank’s executive director in charge of monetary policy Michael Patra as the third member to represent the RBI in the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC). The other two members are the RBI governor (who will be the ex officio chairperson), and deputy governor in charge of monetary policy, who is currently Urjit Patel.

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pop kirana shops, rendering thousands jobless. This group has also found support from some large domestic players, who have sought to block the entry of global rivals.

While multi-brand retail has been resisted by local players, global giants such as Amazon have entered India through the ‘marketplace’ model, where they provide a platform for Indian retailers to sell their products. Until a few months ago, even this segment was unregulated and only recently the department of industrial policy and promotion issued guidelines for foreign investors.

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chief executive Amitabh Kant with representatives from other ministries as well as states such as Karnataka, Maharashtra and Punjab. The panel has been asked to submit a report within 60 days. “There are a lot of tax issues and other concerns for the sector, including those related to GST, which will be addressed by the committee,” said a source. Allowing foreign players in the retail arena has been a contentious issue for long in view of a vocal traders’ lobby opposing the entry of large companies. The powerful lobby has argued that global players with deep pockets would wipe out mom-and-

New Delhi, Aug 10 (PTI): Riding on firm global trends and increased buying by domestic jewellers to meet festive season demand, gold prices surged by Rs 310 to Rs 31,280 per ten grams at the bullion market Wednesday.

Silver too regained Rs 1,050 to Rs 47,350 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said sentiment bolstered after gold rebounded from the lowest in a week in global markets as the dollar weakened, boosting demand for the precious metal as a store of value.

Globally, gold rose 1.1 percent to USD 1,355.41 an ounce and silver by 1.9 percent to USD 20.19 an ounce in Singapore.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 percent and 99.5 percent purity spurted by Rs 310 each to Rs 31,280 and Rs 31,130 per 10 grams, respectively. The precious metal had gained Rs 70 yesterday.

Sovereign traded higher

by Rs 100 to Rs 24,300 per piece of eight grams.

Silver ready prices went up by a whopping Rs 1,050 to Rs 47,350 per kg and weeklybased delivery by Rs 1,035 to Rs 47,160 per kg. Silver coins also surged by Rs 1,000 to Rs 76,000 for buying and Rs 77,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

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N E W D E L H I , Au g 1 0 (Agencies): The government has set up a committee to look at easing the policy regime for e-commerce players, including the rules for foreign direct investment, a controversial issue with local retailers who fear an adverse fallout of the entry of global players. “The terms of reference of the committee would be to examine various issues in e-commerce sector and making recommendations for further liberalisation of the policy,” an office memorandum reviewed by TOI said.

Sources said the Prime Minister’s Office has set up a panel headed by NITI Aayog

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Regd. No. 880/2015 Date : 25-06-2015

AFFIDAVIT

I, Smti. P. Yukom Phom aged about 29 years, daughter of Mr. Pongpen Phom permanent resident of Yongshei Village, P.O & P.S : Longleng, in the district of Longleng, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. That my official name is "P. Yukom Phom" I am also otherwise known as "Kumari Chamela Negam" and Chamela Negam Majebur" respectively, which is the same and single person i.e my name.

2. That in some of my official documents including my educational documents (Hindi) i.e Paricha Kovid and Ratna (Matric, P.U and B.A) Mark Sheets and Admit Card, my name has been inadvertently written, recorded and used as "Kumari Chamela Negam" and "Chamela Negam Majebur" respectively, which shall be always correctly written, recorded, used, called, known and construed as "P. Yukom Phom" by all concern.

3. That wherever my names :Kumari Chamela Negam" and "Chamela Negam Majebur" appears, it shall always be correctly written, recorded, led, known, used and construed as "P. Yukom Phom" by all concern.

4. That this affidavit if being made to declare the names "P. Yukom Phom" "Kumari Chamela Negam" and "Chamela Negam Majebur" belongs to my name, the same and single person, so also to declare the rectification/clarification of my official name being "P. Yukom Phom" in my Educational Mark Sheets and Admit Cards and to produce it as a piece of evidence before the competent authority wherever necessary.

5. That the statements made in this affidavit are all true to the best of my knowledge and belief and no part of it is false.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent this 25th day of June 2015.

Notary Public DP-5700

international

Trump’s gun comment interpreted as ‘threat’

sial remarks earlier Tuesday pointed to a scenario under which Clinton would be appointing Supreme Court judges -- meaning Election Day would be long gone.

Jason Miller, Trump’s senior communications adviser, said in a statement that Trump was merely talking about Second Amendment supporters large influence as a group.

The former head of the CIA, retired Gen. Michael Hayden, told CNN’s Jake Tapper: “If someone else had said that outside the hall, he’d be in the back of a police wagon

Emirates mishap survivor wins lottery Dubai, Aug 10 (PTI): A 62-year-old Indian, who was on board the Emirates plane that crash-landed here, might be the luckiest man alive as he has won a million dollars in lottery, just six days after miraculously surviving the accident.

Mohammad Basheer Abdul Khadar, from Kerala, was among the 300 people on board the Emirates flight EK521 which crash landed and burst into flames at the Dubai airport last Wednesday.

The Dubai expatriate struck gold yesterday when his lucky ticket number 0845 was drawn in the Dubai Duty Free Millennium Millionaire at Concourse A at Dubai International Airport, winning him USD 1 million (Dirham 3.67 million), Gulf News reported.

Khadar had purchased the ticket on Eid on his way for a vacation with his family

in Thiruvananthapuram.

A fleet administrator with a car dealer group in Dubai, Khadar had made it a habit to purchase a raffle ticket whenever he travelled to his home country.

Khadar became a millionaire after purchasing his 17th ticket, just four months before he was due to retire in December, he told the daily.

“I have been working in Dubai for 37 years, and I have always felt like this is my country. I live a simple life, and now that it’s my time to retire, I feel like God gave me a second life when I survived the plane crash, and blessed me with this money to follow all this up by doing good things,” Khadar said. Khadar said he plans to return to India after his retirement to find a job that involves helping people in need.

He wants to help children

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in Kerala who are in need of financial help and medical support.

“I am blessed to have finally won with Dubai Duty Free and can’t wait to share the news with my family. If you ask me about my plans, I obviously want to help the children in Kerala who are less fortunate than others and need some financial help and medical support,” he said.

Khadar, a grandfather, ear ns Dirham 8,000 (Rs 1,45,212) a month. However, he had to struggle a lot for the treatment of his 21- year-old son who became paralysed after an accidental fall just 13 days after birth. “I had to spend a lot of money on his treatment.

Some years back I had to take a loan of Rs 1.8 million for a major surgery for him. I have managed to pay it back,” said Khadar.

Pakistan ups security on Aug 14 terror threats

Zia gets bail in 9 cases including sedition

Islamabad, Aug 10 (PTI): Pakistan has stepped up security after a terror alert warned of possible Taliban attack at border crossing points with India on the country’s Independence Day on August 14, officials said today.

The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of Punjab province has sent a memo to the chief secretary that Taliban were planning to target Wagah or Ganda Sindh border crossings between August 13 and 15.

It claimed that two suicide bombers had been tasked

by Mualana Fazlullah, the fugitive chief of Taliban who is hiding in Afghanistan, to attack Independence Day parade at the border points.

Dhaka, Aug 10 (PTI): In a relief to Bangladesh’s former premier and opposition leader Khaleda Zia, a court today granted her bail in nine cases, including one for sedition and others for a deadly transport blockade.

Metropolitan Sessions Judge Kamrul Hossain Mollah granted Zia bail in the sedition case filed by a Supreme Court lawyer over her remarks against liberation war martyrs.

Speaking at a discussion on December 21 last year, 70year-old Zia had “expressed doubts” about the casualty figures of the 1971 liberation war with Pakistan.

Zia’s BNP is a crucial ally of fundamentalist Jamaat-e- Islami, which was opposed to Bangladesh’’s independence from Pakistan.

T h e r u l i n g Awa m i

B a g h da d, A u g 1 0 (AFP): A fire tore through the maternity ward of one of Baghdad’s largest hospitals today, killing at least 12 premature babies, medical and security officials said.

Jassem Lateef al-Karkh, from the Baghdad health directorate, told reporters only seven babies could be saved and were taken to another ward in the Iraqi capital.

Health ministry spokesman Ahmed al-Rudeini told AFP the blaze at the Yarmuk hospital in west Baghdad was started by an electrical fault just after midnight (2100 GMT Tuesday).

“Twenty-nine women patients who were in the same ward were evacuated to other hospitals,” he said.

Security services sealed off the area as forensic teams searched the gutted ward and angry relatives massed outside, waiting for information from the authorities.

Charred incubators could be seen outside one of the entrances to the hospital, access to which was strictly controlled by the police.

Khaleda Zia League, 1971 veterans and members of the martyred families had sharply reacted to Zia’s comments with some of them even calling her as the “agent of Pakistan”.

The court came up with the bail order after Zia surrendered before it seeking bail

OFFICE OF THE EHUNNU VILLAGE COUNCIL P.O TSEMINYU DIST, KOHIMA: 797001

Apropos the news item published in Nagaland Post dated. 06/08/2016 by 38th A/C Wokha BJP Unit ‘appreciates’. The lines should be read as Shri. L. Meribemo Kinghen to the post of President BJP Unit, Wokha District.

Inconvenience regretted.

Peter Humtsoe Secretary, 38th A/C BJP Unit DP-5691(A)

F E L I C I TAT I O N We the CHOZUBAMI STUDENTS FORUM KOHIMA would like to heartily congratulate Mr. Veswüvo Phesao, S/o Lt. Sülütsoyi Phesao for securing the post of Economic Investigator in the recently declared result of NPSC 2015.

We wish you the very best in your future endeavour and may God bless you abundantly.

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The Ehunnu Village Council conveys its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Jethro Mesen, S/o Vekhenu Mesen of Ehunnu Village for being selected as Inspector of Industries/Extension Officer under Industries and Commerce Department through the Nagaland Public Service Commission.

This huge achievement through your hardwork has brought laurels to the community. The EVC wishes him the very best in all his future endeavours.

Jenenlo Kath Kenenmo Apon Village Council Chairman Secretary K-2999

CORRIGENDUM

APOLOGY

PHIRO BAPTIST CHURCH

FELICITATES

OFFICE OF THE KOHIMA YAONGYIMSEN SENSO TELONGJEM Telongjem Nung Terenlok FELICITATES The Kohima Yaongyimsen Senso Telongjem extends heartiest congratulations to its member, Shri. Merenkaba for successfully clearing the recently declared NPSC result as Inspector of Taxes.

His achievement will encourage and motivate the upcoming youngster’s to attain success in the coming days.

The Union further wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

Limatoshi Moatemjen President, KYST General Secretary, KYST

OFFICE OF THE TUENSANG & KIPHIRE SUMI KUQHAKULU KOHIMA : NAGALAND

SANGLAO STUDENTS' UNION

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Tuensang Nagaland: 798626

FELICITATES

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With thanksgiving and praise to the Almighty God above, we the Sanglao Students' Union express tremendous joy on the successful achievements of the following persons in the recently declared NPSC result.

1. Mr. Bulong K Khiamniungan S/o Mr. Khaikho for securing the post of SA (Secretariat Assistant) under P & AR Department.

2. Mr. Niulu S/o Mr. Shallem for securing the post of Inspector of labour under Labour and Employment Department.

The SSU also congratulates all the successful candidates of Khiamniungan community for bringing laurels to the community.

T. Shying Pheniang Lushing President, SSU Executive Secretary, SSU

OFFICE OF THE

Chubathung Odyuo Chairman, Odyutsü Ekhung

The Thepa Students' Union Chiechama Village would like to congratulate Miss.

Vituozonuo Keditsu, D/o Thekielie Keditsu for securing 1st rank as Station Superintendent (NST) in the recently declared NPSC result 2016.

The Union further wishes a bright future in all her future endeavours.

Vitsizolie Sopfü President

Vilekhoü Mere General Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

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THE AGHUNATO AREA UNION, KOHIMA takes immense pride in congratulating Shri.

Ninoto I. Zhimomi, (S/o Shri Ikuto Zhimomi, Joint Director, Dept. of Agriculture) on his success in the NPSC Exam, being recommended for appointment to the post of DSP, ranked 1.

In today’s high level of competition, we are proud of your achievement and hope that you will continue to be an inspiration to many others.

The Union wishes you the best in all your future endeavours.

FELICITATES

The Chizami Village Council with profound joy and gratitude would like to congratulate and felicitate the following successful candidates in the recently declared NPSC result and Nagaland State Entrance and Eligibility Test 2016.

1. Miss TSHELHI-U MEKRISUH (EAC) D/o Mr. Kewetshu Mekrisuh 2. Mr. WEKHROPE AKAMI (Inspector, Industries and Commerce Dept.)

S/o Lt. Kedutelo Akami

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3. Miss. MEDUNYI-U THOPI (MBBS) D/o Lt. Wezulhilo Thopi

“Things work out best for those who make the best of how things work out.”

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4. Mr. METSHEPE LASUH (BVSC) S/o Mr. Wekozo Lasuh

We the Jakhama Students’ Union (JSU) would like to convey our joyous congratulations to Mr. Dzüvisezo Tetso, S/o Mr. Kehokul Tetso for his success as a Secretariat Assistant in the recently declared NPSC result.

The Union wishes him a very successful future in his career.

Kelethuzo Yosa Keneisel Tetso President, JSU Info. & Publicity, JSU

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The Village council also felicitates Dr. WEWUTE-U THOPI, D/o Mr. Wezotsonyi Thopi for completion of her MBBS and posted at Thetsumi PHC as General Duty Medical Officer (GDMO).

The council further wishes them greater success in all their future endeavours and pray that the Almighty God bless them all.

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Odyutsü Ekhung extends its heartfelt congratulation to Mr. A. Chumremo Odyuo, S/o.

Ashunga Odyuo, Phiro Village for being inducted in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) Cadre.

Odyutsü Ekhung wishes him the best of luck and grand success in his future endeavours as well.

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Through this column, the Phiro Baptist Church with immense pride and happiness, would like to congratulate Shri. A. Chumremo Odyuo, Secretary Agri, S/o Mr. & Mrs. Ashunga Odyuo for achieving the title of I.A.S. May your achievement be an inspiration to us. We wish you the very best in your future endeavours.

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ists firebombed hundreds of buses and trucks and police responded by firing live rounds.

The court fixed October 10 for the next date of hearing in the sedition and eight arson cases.

She also appeared before Session Judge’s Court-2 that fixed September 8 for next hearing in a coalmine corruption case.

Zia has described cases against her as aimed at keeping her out of politics.

There are about 30 cases against the former two-time prime minister, mostly related to alleged violence and graft.

Last month, a court sentenced Zia’s eldest son and heir apparent Tarique Rahman to seven years in jail after convicting him over a money laundering case.

KIYESHE/SUKHAI VILLAGE UNION, KOHIMA FELICITATES We the Kiyeshe/Sukhai Village Union Kohima, would like to congratulate (1) Mr. Yeloka H. Sumi S/o Hosheto Muru for outstanding performance and clearing the NPSC Exam 2016 as S.A and (2) Mr. Benoto G. Kiba on being promoted from Agri Inspector to Agri Officer and bringing laurel to our Union.

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I, Mr. Imrenkaba Aier, S/o Late Sariangnen Aier, have intentionally posted in the Facebook against the sentiments of the Sungratsu Students’ Community on 11th July 2016.

I, admit all my actions was totally wrong so I deeply regret and sincerely seek apology from all the Sungratsu Students’ Community on this day, the 5th August 2016. I will not repeat such acts and defamatory statement in the near future.

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The Tuensang & Kiphire Sumi Kuqhakulu Kohima congratulates to the following persons for their achievement in various posts in the recently declared NPSC Exam result.

1. Mr. Vitoka Yepthomi, EAC, S/o Hokheyi Yepthomi 2. Mr. Nikiye Yepthomi, Secretariat Assistant, S/o Zhetovi Yepthomi 3. Mr. Boska Yepthomi, Inspector of Taxes, S/o Kughazhe Yepthomi The Kuqhakulu further extend its best wishes in their future endeavour and service to the society.

in the case.

Her supporters gathered outside the court and chanted anti-government slogans as she arrived at the court.

The court also granted bail to Zia in eight arson attack cases filed with Draussalam Police Station.

Zia and 27 leaders and officials of her Bangladesh Nationalist party (BNP) have been accused of instigating the firebombing in Dhaka as part of a deadly campaign against the government.

The attack took place during a nationwide blockade of roads, rail and waterways, which Zia called to try to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and pave the way for new elections.

The protest triggered a wave of violence that left more than 120 people dead, as opposition activ-

Zia. At the time of the court case he was involved with Jatiya Party headed by Hussain Muhammad Ershad. Hossain was arrested in 2014.

The rest seven convicts will spend rest of their life in prison. They have been convicted on charges of abduction, confinement, torture, rape and murder.

They are Billal Hossain, Ibrahim Hossain, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Abdul Aziz Sarder, Qazi Ohidul Islam alias Wahidur Salam, Aziz Sarder and Abdul Khalek Morol. Another accused, Lutfor Morol, died of cardiac arrest in police custody on May 6 this year.

Suspected war criminals were put on trial after the Awami League led government formed the tribunal in 2010. Most of the convicts belong to Jamaat-e-Islami, a party which openly opposed Bangladesh’s liberation.

Bangladesh has so far executed four war crimes convicts since the process began to try the top Bengali perpetrators of 1971 atrocities in line with the electoral commitment of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2008.

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The advertisement published in Nagaland Post dated 9th Aug’16 by Khensa Students’ Union titled “Felicitates” has erroneously mentioned some incorrect names. Hence the corrected one is given below: # Dr. Sentirenla Jamir, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Lanuwapang for achieving the Degree of Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) in the Dept. of Horticulture under Nagaland University SASRD on the Thesis“Plantlet Regeneration and Acclimatization of King Chilly (Capsicum Chinense Jacq) through in Vitro Technique” under the guidance of Dr. Maiti Associate Professor, Dept. of Horticulture Nagaland University SASRD. DC-1805

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Dhaka, Aug 10 (PTI): A former Bangladeshi MP of fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party was today sentenced to death while seven others jailed until death by a special tribunal for committing crimes against humanity during the 1971 liberation war against Pakistan. Sakhawat Hossain, former MP Jessore district, was sentenced to death by the International Crimes Tribunal on charges of abduction, confinement, torture, rape and murder.

The three-member panel of judges of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-BD) led by Justice Anwarul Haque said the authorities can execute the verdict by hanging or using the firing squad, Dhaka Tribune reported.

Hossain was a central committee member of Islami Chhatra Sangha, the student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami party at the time, and was accused of acting as a local commander of a group that aided Pakistani soldiers.

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any way,” he said.

Tr ump defended his comments Tuesday, insisting that he was telling his supporters to use the power of their vote to stop Clinton from appointing justices who could restrict their Second Amendment rights.

“This is a political movement. This is a strong political movement, the Second Amendment,” Trump said to Fox News’ Sean Hannity.

“And there can be no other interpretation. Even reporters have told me. I mean, give me a break.”

But Trump’s controver-

was “right” and encouraged members to vote on Election Day. And his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, told WCAU TV in Philadelphia that “Donald Trump was very clear.”

“Hillary Clinton’s made it very clear that she wants to see changes in the right of lawabiding citizens to keep and bear arms,” he said. “(What) Donald Trump is clearly saying is that people who cherish that right, who believe that firearms in the hands of lawabiding citizens makes our communities more safe, not less safe, should be involved in the political process and let their voice be heard.”

Tim Kaine, Clinton’s running mate, said Trump’s remarks show “just no understanding for the role of leader.”

“I just think it’s a window into the soul of a person who is tempermentally not suited for the task,” he said.

Trump sought to rally voters Tuesday highlighting the next president’s role in selecting Supreme Court justices and his commitment to the Second Amendment.

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The Mima Government Service Union extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Medongulie Keyie, S/o Lt. Neiletuo Keyie & Mrs. Kunuo Keyie for securing the post of Inspector of Industries/ Extension Officer under Industries and Commerce Department in the recently declared NPSC Examination .

The MGSU wishes him more success in his future endeavours.

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now with the Secret Service questioning him.”

US Secret Service communications director Cathy Milhoan told CNN the agency “is aware of Mr. Trump’s comments.”

Hayden added: “You’re not just responsible for what you say. You are responsible for what people hear.”

“That was more than a speed bump. That is actually a very arresting comment.

It suggests either a very bad taste with reference to political assassination and an attempt at humor or an incredible insensitivity -- it maybe the latter -- an incredible insensitivity to the prevalence of political assassination inside of American history,” he said.

“That is a topic that we don’t ever come close to, even when we think we are trying to be lighthearted.”

Sen. Chris Murphy, DConnecticut, who supports increased gun control measures, tweeted: “Don’t treat this as a political misstep. It’s an assassination threat, seriously upping the possibility of a national tragedy & crisis.”

But the National Rifle Association said Trump

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The Zhavame Union Dimapur with immense pride and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Lines Rhi, S/o. Sakhani Rhi and Mr. Motesou Rhi, S/o Danyi Rhi on their selection to the post of Sr. Inspector of Co-operative Societies and Inspector of Food and Civil Supplies Department respectively through NPSC examination.

The Union further conveys its profound happiness and gratitude to them for making a milestone and bringing honour to the village community. As we celebrate with them in their achievement, we wish them greater success in their future endeavours.

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North Carolina, Aug 10, (Agencies): Donald Trump set off a fierce new controversy Tuesday with remarks about the right to bear arms that were interpreted by many as a threat of violence against Hillary Clinton.

“Hillary wants to abolish -- essentially abolish the Second Amendment. By the way, if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. Although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is, I don’t know,” Trump said.

He added: “But I tell you what, that will be a horrible day, if Hillary gets to put her judges in, right now we’re tied.”

Tr ump’s ambiguous comments alarmed some political observers as to whether he was threatening her life or calling for increased political activity.

Robby Mook, Clinton’s campaign manager, issued a two-sentence statement in response to Trump.

“This is simple -- what Trump is saying is dangerous.

A person seeking to the be president of the United States should not suggest violence in

9 12 newborns B’desh ex-MP gets death dead in Baghdad penalty for war crimes hospital blaze

OFFICE OF THE PATTONTSU EKHUNG WOKHA H.Q. NAGALAND

F E L I C I TAT E S Pattontsu Ekhung with pride and joy salutes and extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for their achievements.

1. Shri. Orenthung Patton (NCS), ADC Bhandari S/o. Late.

Nchubomo Patton promoted to Jt. Secy (Art & Culture) Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Shri. Johnny M. Patton, S/o. Late James Patton qualified for the post of DySP. 3. Smti. Mhonlumi Patton, D/o. Motsuthung Patton qualified for the post of APRO. 4. Shri. Myingthungbemo Patton, S/o. Joseph Patton qualified for the post of Inspector of Taxes.

5. Shri. Jenithung C Patton S/o. Chipo Patton qualified for the post of Economic Investigator.

The Union appreciates and acknowledges the hard work and dedication invested by the achievers and furthermore conveys its profound happiness to its bonafide members for bringing laurels and honour to Pattontsu Ekhung and Lothatsu Community.

We also extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful achievers of NPSC 2015. God bless all.

R. Mhathung Patton Myanlumo Patton Gen. Secretary, Pattontsu Ekhung Chairman, Pattontsu Ekhung

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Fashion fair ‘Chasing Summer’ takes off

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Stall set up at supermarket area Dimapur here wednesday, at the event chasing summer, 2016. (NP) ing entrepreneurs providing an opportunity to promote their company/ organization giving them chance to interact with people who wants to utilize the produce and services.

One among the member of, “Beyond The Alley”, Mary informed that they were hop-

ing for more such programmes in the days to come.

Altogether there were 23 stalls set up displaying various summer products including dresses, accessories as well as food stalls. The event will conclude on Saturday, August 13.

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he veteran actor returns as Charles Xavier/Professor X in the new Wolverine movie due in March 2017. It will mark his seventh appearance as the iconic XMen character.

“I would imagine this is probably the end of this franchise for me. But the thing about science fiction and fantasy is that you can never, ever say it’s the end, it’s over,” Stewart explained in a new interview with ITV. He also teased that the new and currently untitled Wolverine movie will feature “a very different Charles Xavier” who is “nothing like the Charles Xavier you’ve seen in the past”.

The new Wolverine movie, conceived as a sequel to 2009’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine and 2013’s The Wolverine, will also feature Hugh Jackman’s farewell appearance as the title character. Stephen Merchant, Eriq La Salle, Elise Neal and Richard E. Grant also co-star in the sequel, which is being directed by The Wolverine’s James Mangold.

20th Century Fox has set a release date of March 3, 2017 and Mangold is shooting with an estimated production budget of $127 million (£97 million).

Members of the DABA youth ministry at Supermarket, Dimapur, where the members opened 44 different stalls to showcase and sell local products ‘Made in DABA’ on Wednesday.

Ed Sheeran sued over ‘Thinking Out Loud’

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d Sheeran’s being sued in America over claims that Thinking Out Loud rips off a Marvin Gaye song.

The family of the man who co-wrote Let’s Get It On says it copies key parts of the track.

Ed Townsend’s relatives are asking for a jury to decide if they’re owed damages. “The Defendants copied the heart of Let’s and repeated it continuously throughout Thinking,” the court papers claim.

“The melodic, harmonic, and rhythmic compositions of Thinking are substantially and/ or strikingly similar to the drum composition of Let’s,” it says.

There’s been no response yet from Ed Sheeran or his record label.

The lawyer representing the Marvin Gaye estate told Newsbeat they were “aware” of comparisons with the 1973 hit.

Ed’s already being sued for $20m (£13.8m) over his single Photograph, which two

Britain may ditch TV licence for streaming service

US musicians say copies their song Amazing.

The Gayes’ lawyer, Richard Busch, is also representing Halo Songs, who’ve launched that case.

Thinking Out Loud won best pop solo performance at this year’s Grammy awards and was a multi-platinum hit globally.

It was also Ed’s highest charting hit in North America,

reached number one on the Official Singles Chart in the UK and became the first song to spend a full year in the UK’s top 40.

It was also the first ever song to hit 500 million streams on Spotify.

The song is currently credited to Ed Sheeran and Amy Wadge. It was released by Atlantic Records and published

by Sony/ATV.

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early 10 million people in Britain would seriously consider giving up their TV license in favour of a streaming service, a new study has found.

The debate about TV licenses has become increasingly prominent in recent months after the UK government ruled in May that all BBC iPlayer users will need a TV license from September 1. It was initially thought that these changes would not come into place until next year.

Currently, a loophole in the system allows viewers to watch the online service regardless of whether they’ve paid their license or not.

A new study from Broadband Genie has found that 39% of its participants would be in favour of cancelling their TV license in favour of subscribing to a streaming service. This statistic has since been applied to the proportion of the UK population who currently pay for a TV license, suggesting that, should these figures be realised in the near future, nine million people in Britain would stop paying their license fee.

The study suggests that, should that happen, the cost to the BBC would be an estimated £1.4 billion in revenue.

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Ahthibung Youth and Students' Union (AYSU) under Peren District on 25th July repaired road and cleared drainage within Ahthibung Town in its FIRST PHASE of Community Development under the supervision of Smti. Lithrila Sangtam EAC Ahthibung and Mr. Letgin Singson V/Chairman Ad-hoc Town Committee.

The Union convey its heartfelt gratitude to CDPO Jalukie, Forest Department, Rural Development BDO, EAC Staffs, Govt. Middle School, Christian Church, Baptist Church Ahthibung, Market Union and individuals for rendering their support and co-operation through financial aid towards the union for the development of Ahthibung Town.

The Union further appeal to the community to continue extending support to the union in its next phase of plantation and beautification of Ahthibung Main Town Area.

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We the Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong (KNSK) Dimapur Unit would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. N. Nyamok Konyak for her achievement on being selected as EAC in the recently declared NPSC result and Mr. B. Hangboh Konyak and Miss. Pomei Gracy Konyak for your success in the recently conducted NSEE-II 2016.

We pray that the Almighty God will continue to lead and bless them abundantly in their future endeavour.

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pple have appeared to stop users in South Korea downloading music on their service.

The music giant launched its streaming service, Apple Music, in the country yesterday (August 8), offering users subscription plans that account to roughly $7.99 (£6.15) a month for individual plans and $11.99 (£9.20) a month for family plans. These plans are preceded by Apple Music’s customary free threemonth trial.

But, as reported by Digital Music News, Apple have also now removed paid downloads from their service in the country. Introducing a new version of iTunes to the country yesterday, while the service made Apple Music available to its South Korean customers, it also took away their ability to purchase individual songs and albums on iTunes.

South Korea is the eightlargest music market in the world, and Apple Music’s delayed launch in the country is considered to be something of a surprise in the streaming industry.

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hasing summer, 2016, first fashion fair organized by “Beyond the Alley” commenced Wednesday, at supermarket area, Dimapur starting from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The event was organized to make a difference in the lives of young aspir-

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The Yimchunger Gazetted Officer's Association (YGOA) would like to extend hearty congratulations to all the successful candidates of Yimchunger Community in recently declared NPSC result. The following successful candidates are mentioned below.

1. Mr. Hankiumong DY, SP 2. Mr. Toking Secet. Asst.

3. Miss. Yanthnongla Inspector of Taxes 4. Mr. Nongsheba Lamliu Inspector of Industries & Commerce 5. Mr. Kumtsu Inspector Vigilance With best wishes in their careers.

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The Village Council Seitheka Base expresses immense gratitude to Shri. Jacob Zhimomi, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary Irrigation and Flood Control for granting of Rs. 1.5 lac (One Lac Fifty Thousand) toward the recently renovated bridge at Seitheke Basa which is the only lifeline for thousands of rural populace and students that commute to N.H. 29 at 6th Mile. It also appreciates the concern and invaluable service of Shri. Vekhosayi Nyekha, President Chakhesang Hoho, Dimapur for inspection of the dilapidating bridge and highlighting our plights.

Now the bridge is on the brink of collapse due to flooding and heavy land erosion. For which, the Village Council seek immediate intervention of the Flood Control Dept. and NSDMA under District administration for protection at the earliest.

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Ashwin, Saha hit tons to power India ahead

Ravichandran Ashwin (L) and Wriddhiman Saha both scored hundreds to put India in the strong position on Thursday.

G ro s I s l e t, Au g 1 0 (Agencies): Ravichandran Ashwin and Wriddhiman Saha completed memorable hundreds as they stretched their overnight stand to take India to 345 for 6 after lunch on Day Two of the third Test against the West Indies here on Wednesday.

Resuming their batting at 234/5 on another sunny day, Ashwin remained unbeaten at 117 from 292 balls while and Saha departed after scoring a brilliant 104 (227) with 13 boundaries.

The visitors have the upper hand in the game largely due to the efforts of Ashwin (117 not out) and Saha (104), who batted out another session to stretch their partnership to 218 runs before the latter was out.

Both Saha and Ashwin once again looked sturdy and

intent to play for time. The ball was still new, as Alzarri Joseph (2-54) and Shannon Gabriel (1-82) started off proceedings.

But it seemed the pitch had calmed down a bit since day one as there was not much bite in the West Indies’ bowling this morning.

Saha got to his third Test half-century off 135 balls, and thereafter India’s 250-mark came up in the 97th over. But the two batsmen were still not looking to get on with the scoring rate as they looked to settle down and play a long innings that would give their team the upper hand once again. They were helped in this endeavour by some wayward bowling from Miguel Cummins (0-54) and Gabriel, while skipper Jason Holder (0-34) himself wasn’t too penetrative either.

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Delhi Dynamos to play friendly tie vs West Bromwich

West Bromwich (England), Aug 10 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Delhi Dynamos will play a friendly match with a Premier League club West Bromwich Albion FC here on September 3.

Speaking on the development, Delhi Dynamos FC president Prashant Agarwal said in a release: “It is a proud moment for the Delhi Dynamos FC to be the first ever Indian Club to play a match against a Premier League side and also the first Indian Super League side to play in the birthplace of football, England.”

“Indian football is an expanding and a progressive industry, the world is watching us and we at Delhi Dynamos FC believe in rising to the occasion and establishing our presence.”

“This game is also to reach out to the Asian community in England, Birmingham in particular. West Bromwich Albion FC has been a brother club to Delhi Dynamos, and we will continue to take this association forward by many more developments in the near future.” he added.

Delhi Dynamos has associated itself with seven social causes as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. The friendly match will garner proceeds towards multiple charitable foundations, the release added.

meanwhile persisted with his leg-stump line, bowling to a predominantly leg-side field to Ashwin, and thus looking to dry up the runs. The two batsmen didn’t mind as only 21 runs came in the first hour of play spanning 13 overs.

However in the second hour, the scoring rate finally picked up a bit as a more-confident Saha played some fine shots.

He wasn’t too aggressive, but looked positive against the pacers and looked to attack Chase whenever possible, as he quickly caught up in the nervous 90s with his teammate.

A s h w i n t h o u g h wa s dropped on 92, as he hit Chase straight to Leon Johnson at short leg in the 110th over.

Thereafter he lingered on quite a bit, especially on 99, and it helped bring up the 150-mark of the duo’s partnership off 358 Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10 deliveries.

(IANS): Hopes are high from Indian shuttlers at the Olympics as seven of them gear up to battle it out with the world’s top players for a medal. Four down in recent years, he cer- years ago, there were five tainly isn’t the fighter he was Indian shuttlers at the Lonbefore, which means he’s past don Olympics, but this time around the Indian contingent his prime,” he added.

Pacquaio first fought in has grabbed two more places 1995 and has lost only six of in the Summer Games.

The Indian shuttlers will his 66 contests, with 38 wins by knockout. He originally be starting their campaign on retired after beating Timo- Thursday here at the fourth thy Bradley by unanimous pavilion of Riocentro.

London Olympics decision in April. American Vargas has lost only once in 28 bronze medallist Saina Nehbouts - by a unanimous deci- wal and double World Chamsion to Bradley in June 2015 pionship bronze medallist P.V. Sindhu qualified in the wom- with 10 wins by knockout.

Real Madrid players celebrate on Rosenborg’s Lerkendal Stadium pitch after securing a European Super Cup triumph.

London, Aug 10 (Agencies): Dani Carvajal scored a stunning late goal as Champions League winners Real Madrid beat Europa League holders Sevilla 3-2 after extra-time in a UEFA Super Cup thriller in Trondheim, Norway on Tuesday.

Right back Carvajal went on a weaving run in the Sevilla half in the 119th minute before lifting the ball over goalkeeper Sergio Rico and being mobbed by his ecstatic team mates.

en’s singles category, while Kidambi Srikanth made it in the men’s singles category.

M a nu A t t r i a n d B. Sumeeth Reddy grabbed a spot in the men’s doubles event while the Asian Championship bronze Medallist duo of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnapa qualified for the women’s doubles category for the second time on the trot.

The only event in which Indian shuttlers have failed to gain an entry in the Games is the mixed doubles category.

There is no doubt about

Real looked down and out when they trailed 2-1 with one minute to go in normal time but captain Sergio Ramos took the match into extra-time with a last-gasp header from a cross

by Lucas Vazquez in front of a crowd of 21,166.

Earlier, the Madrid club, who were without Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, Toni Kroos and Pepe, took the lead in the 21st minute with a superb curling shot by Marco Asensio from 30 metres.

Sevilla reacted in positive fashion and were rewarded in the 41st minute when Franco Vazquez, who joined the club from Palermo in July, levelled with a low, left-foot volley.

Jorge Sampaoli’s men then went in front with a penalty in the 72nd minute after Ramos brought down Vitolo.

Yevhen Konoplyanka, who had come on as a substitute five minutes earlier, sent Real goalkeeper Kiko Casilla the wrong way from the spot.

Open Superseries.

The 26-year-old 2015 World Championsip runnerup will be up against the local hope Lohaynny Vicente in her first battle of group G of the women’s singles event.

The consistent performances of current World No.10 Sindhu have increased the expectations of a medal at the Games this year.

The 20-year-old Arjuna Awarde took bronze medals at the 2013 and 2014 World Championships and is under constant training under

It has been a year since you left us for eternal rest in the home of our heavenly Father.

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The faith you have in the Lord dedication and strength, your smile and encouragement has become a constant pillar of strength in our lives.

Words cannot express how much we miss your presence, but the hope that we will meet again in a better place comforts us.

Loving husband & children 1927 – 1991

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

25 years have passed yet the love, care and affection you showed and shared still lingers in us today.

We miss you.

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“THOSE WHO LIVE GOOD LIVES FIND PEACE AND REST IN DEATH” Isaiah: 57:2 KINOKALI ACHUMI

"Treasured in our hearts you'll stay, until we meet again."

Always on our mind, forever in our hearts.

25th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father

Loving mon, bro & sisters

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BORN : 12/4/1997│DIED : 4/08/2016 We the bereaved family would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to every individual, associations, churches and friends, who stood by and supported us spiritually, physically, mentally, materially and financially during her illness till her sudden demise of our beloved daughter Late Kinokali Achumi .

We regret our inability to thank every individual by name but pray that GOD bless everyone of you abundantly.

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Late Purna Babu Sihna Twenty five years have passed since you have gone from our sight, but never from our memories. Gone from our touch, but never from our hearts.

You are part of our lives and always will be.

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Words are inadequate to express our thankfulness to those unions, individuals far and near who had been our strength and inspiration all through his sickness and at the demise of our beloved father Late Imotemjen Imsong of Lonkong Village on 4th July 2016.

Though we have nothing to repay, yet it is our humble prayer that the good Lord bless you in abundance.

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DATE OF BIRTH : 19/08/1946 DIED ON : 11/08/1991

11th DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF Lt. Rev. Dr. Najekhu Yeputhomi

Dear Dad, Everyday in some small way memories of you come our way.

Though absent, you are always near still missed, loved and always dear we can't have old days back when we were all together.

But secret tears and living thoughts will be with us forever. Missing you so much on this day.

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1942 – 25.07.2016 We the bereaved family members of Late Mr. Kezevilie Lüho would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the time of his illness and till the day he breathed his last.

We deeply regret our in ability to thank each and everyone of you individually, but it is our humble prayer that your caring gesture bestowed upon us will not be forgotten nor go unrewarded by our Heavenly Father.

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national head coach Pullela Gopichand. She will be battling it out at her first match with the Hungarian Laura Sárosi in the group M of the women’s singles event.

Experts believe that this period is the golden era of badminton in India despite the fact that many players are battling with injury.

The top women’s doubles pair of Jwala and Ashwini also have an outside good chance of grabbing a medal against tough Chinese competition at the Olympics.

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Through this column, we the family members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, churches, villages, unions, groups, doctors and nurses of Referral Hospital and well wishers who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, morally, materially and financially during his prolonged illness till his demise.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you by words and names, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty loving God bless all of you abundantly.

After Ramos equalised, Sevilla’s Timothee Kolodziejczak was sent off for a second bookable offence after a late challenge on Vazquez three minutes into extra-time.

Real laid siege to the opposition goal for most of the additional 30 minutes and Sevilla needed Rico to pull off save after save.

Carvajal’s memorable late goal then meant Sevilla were beaten in the Super Cup for the third year in a row.

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come to me to ask for help.”

Pacquiao’s manager Michael Koncz confirmed that a promotional tour for the fight would be held from 8-10 September in Los Angeles, USA but a venue for the fight is yet to be announced.

Pacquiao said he would return to the Philippines straight after promoting the fight to fulfil his political duties.

Filipino boxing pundit Ronnie Nathanielsz has warned that fighting 27-yearold WBO champion Vargas is “dangerous” for Pacquiao.

“Manny has slowed

the capabilities of the starstudded Indian badminton squad as players like Saina will be trying to improve the colour of the medal while the likes of Srikanth and Sindhu will be trying their level best to get on to the podium.

Saina has improved the standard of her game after replacing former coach Puella Gopichand with Vimal Kumar. The former World No.1 has been in good form, registering an Asian Championship bronze medal this year and winning the Australian

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Manny Pacquiao’s last defeat came in the most lucrative fight in history against Floyd Mayweather in May 2015.

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Real beat Sevilla 3-2 to win UEFA Super Cup

Indian shuttlers eyeing multiple medals at Rio

Money key to boxing return: Pacquiao

London, Aug 10 (Agencies): Former eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao has admitted money is the reason for his return to the ring.

He was elected to the Senate of the Philippines in May but is coming out of retirement to fight welterweight champion Jessie Vargas in November.

“Boxing is my main source of income. I can’t rely on my salary as a public official,” said Pacquiao, 37.

“I’m helping the family of my wife and my own family, as well. Many people also

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Rio Olympics: USA tops table on day 5, China second Jitu, Nanjappa Bombayla reaches pre-quarters crash out in individual women’s recurve

Michael Phelps celebrates his victory.

Games to 26 (21 gold medals) -- which equals what India as a country has achieved since it started participating in 1900.

Phelps won the first gold of the day in the 200-metre butterfly, his favourite event, and then led his team to victory in the 4x200 freestyle relay. In the 200-metre event he clocked 1:53.36, while in the relay, the team finished at 7:00.66.

Overall, the 31-year-old athlete has racked up 26 Olympic medals, 22 of them gold and two each of silver and bronze.

In contrast, India’s tally from the 33 Summer Games it has participated in is: Nine golds, six silvers and 11 bronze medals.

Some of the countries he’s gone past in the process include Austria (19 gold medals), Argentina (18), Jamaica (17), Iran (15), Czech Republic (14), Mexico (13) and more than double that of India (9).

No athlete has won more medals than Phelps has and to add to his impressive feat, only around ten countries have won more gold medals since he won his first gold in the 2004 Athens Olympics.

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10 (IANS): Shooter Jitu Rai’s campaign at the Rio Olympics ended on a disappointing note on Wednesday when he finished 12th to miss qualifying for the finals of the 50 metre Pistol Men’s event at the Olympic Shooting centre here.

Another Indian shooter Prakash Nanjappa also finished a lowly 25th to crash out of the quadrennial extravaganza. Jitu consistently managed to hit the bull’s eye on nine occasions in what is considered as his pet event and his cumulative scores after the six series qualification round read 92, 95, 90, 94, 95 and 88 to total 554.

But a poor sixth series cost him the berth to the finals while Nanjappa never really looked in the hunt with a score of 547 to bow out of the event.

Jitu started the first series at the second spot with a perfect 10 and then went on to fire 37 from four rounds to find himself at the 11th spot. The army marksman then picked himself up in the final rounds to get to a cumulative score of 92.

Jitu bounced back in the second series with three consecutive 10s to rise to the fifth spot and take his cumulative score to 95. His third series started with a perfect 10 followed by two 9s. But a six off the fourth shot saw him drop him to 12th only to quickly recover to seventh with two perfect 10s and take his total to 90. Jitu retained his seventh spot in the fourth series totalling 94 and then kept rising to the fifth spot in the fifth series with a cumulative score of 95.

But a nightmarish start to the sixth series saw him scoring 26 in three shots. He followed up his first three shots with a 10 to climb up to fourth spot only to slip to 7seventh after a paltry 8 from his seventh shot.

A terrible 7 in the next shot dipped him further to 12th to end his campaign.

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10 (Agencies): Michael Phelps won two more finals to take his historic all-time record load to 21 golds and cement his legendary status. In doing so, he helped United States of America (USA) to extend its lead at the top of the Rio Olympics medal tally on day five– with 27 medals (10 Gold, 8 Silver, 9 Bronze).

China is second with 17 medals (8 Gold, 3 Silver, 6 Bronze) followed by Hungary at 6 medals (4 Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Bronze) rounding off the top three. Australia is in fourth place with four gold and five bronze while Russia moved down in fifth place with three gold, six silver and three bronze medals.

Phelps, who had won the 4X100m relay event, secured the 200m butterfly event after some fierce competition from Japan’s Masato Sakai to touch the wall in 1min 53.36. Tamas Kenderesi of Hungary won the bronze, reports NDTV. Phelps continued his incredible run by bagging his 21st gold medal of his incredible Olympic career, anchoring the

United States to victory in the 4x200m freestyle relay.

Phelps, who had produced a superb victory in the 200m butterfly, led the United States home for a win in 7min 0.66sec. Phelps, who turned 31 in June, is the oldest in terms of competitive swimming.

Over the past 10 editions of the Olympics, the oldest athlete to swim in the finals for the same events in which Phelps is scheduled to compete has been 29 years old, with the average age just under 22 years old.

China’s Chen Ruolin shrugged off the colour-change in the diving pool to claim a record-equaling fifth gold medal in the women’s synchronized 10m platform, with partner Liu Huixia. For Hungary, Katinka Hosszu snared her third gold medal at the Rio Olympics on Tuesday with a gut-busting win in the women’s 200m individual medley final.

Aussie women thrash India 6-1

Armstrong completes hat-trick of time-trial golds

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10 (IANS): The Indian women’s hockey team was outplayed 1-6 by higher-ranked Australia in its third group stage match as the morale-sapping crunching defeat raised big doubts over qualification for the quarterfinals of the Olympic Games here on Wednesday.

The difference in class and quality between the two teams was clearly on display as World No.3 Australia scored through Kathryn Slattery (fifth minute), Georgina Morgan (ninth), Jane Claxton (35th), Georgina Parker (36th), Jodie Kenny (43rd and 46th).

It was world No.13 India’s second loss in three matches and they are now fifth in the Pool B standings. They will face world No.5 United States (Thursday) and world No.2 Argentina (Saturday).

India found the going tough from the start against Australia, who were determined to open their account following losses to Britain and the US. Australia attacked with regularity and intruded the Indian circle with using both the flanks to the maximum.

Australia got a penalty corner just five minutes into the game and drag-flick even though was blocked by Indian goalkeeper Savita but Slattery whacked the ball home from a tight angle.

India responded early by earning a penalty corner but to no avail. But Australia again came attacking inside the Indian circle and found their second goal in the ninth minute via a penalty corner. Even though the second quarter didn’t fetch any goals for the Australians, it was a story of the Indians doing desperate defending.

Australia further raised the level in the third quarter and found couple of goals in the 35th and 36th minutes through field goals from Morgan and Claxton. There were further troubles for India as one while defending a penalty corner, the ball touched the legs of a defender, who was behind the goalkeeper, resulting in a penalty stroke. Kenny stepped up and successfully blasted past Savita, before the former converted a penalty corner to make it 6-0.

T. Anuradha Devi scored a consolation goal in the 60th minute on a day that gives India coach Neil Hawgood to plenty to think about.

With 26 career Olympic medals, Phelps equals India’s record

Ace US swimmer Michael Phelps won two more Olympic golds here late on Tuesday, taking his total career medals tally in the Summer

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 10 (Agencies): Veteran American Kristin Armstrong completed a remarkable Olympic cycling hat-trick of gold medals after coming out of retirement for the second time to win the women’s 29.7km time-trial in Rio on Wednesday.

Just a day before she turns 43, Armstrong added to her gold medals from Beijing and London to become the first cyclist to win three Games titles in the same discipline.

“I don’t have words to describe it. When you’ve already been two times at the pinnacle of the sport, why risk coming

back for the gold medal? The best answer I can give is that I can,” said Armstrong, who retired after each of her two previous Olympic success, only to come back in search of more glory.

In wet and windy conditions, she posted a time of 44min 26.42sec to edge out Russian Olga Zabelinskaya, who only returned from an 18month doping suspension last year, by 5.55sec, with Olympic road race champion Anna van der Breggen of the Netherlands third at 11.38sec.

Armstrong said she was inspired by her American team-

mate Mara Abbott’s near miss in the road race, when she was heading for gold only to be caught 150 metres from the line and settling for fourth.

“Today the stars aligned. I knew it was going to be a close race. My coach said to me, ‘OK, you decide what colour medal you want to have.’

“I dug so deep. I thought about Mara, and I gave everything for her in the final 5km.

To hear the national anthem on the podium, that’s my favourite part of the Olympics,” added Armstrong, who was greeted at the finish with a hug from her five-year-old son Lucas.

Laishram Bombayla

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10 (PTI): Experienced Indian archer Laishram Bombayla Devi advanced to the prequarterfinals of the women’s individual recurve competition after defeating Chinese Taipei’s Lin Shih-Chia at the Rio Olympics here today.

Playing in her third Olympics, the 31-year-old from Manipur, who finished 24th in the ranking round, dished out a dominating show to get the better off Lin 6-2, in the 1/16 elimination here.

Earlier in the 1/32 elimination round, the Indian had rallied her way to beat Austria’s Laurence Baldauff 6-2.

Bombayla, who had lost in the second round of women’s individual recurve event at the London Olympics, outclassed Lin 27-24, 27-24, 26-27, 28-26 to reach the prequarterfinals.

Up against Lin, who had already clinched a bronze medal in the women’s team event, Bombayla started with a 10 and then hit 8 and 9 to total 27 as against 24 (8, 7, 9) of her opponent.

The Indian scored 8, 9, 10 against Lin’s hat-trick of 8s to clinch the second set. In the third set, the Chinese Taipei girl hit the bull’s eye twice even as Bombayla came up with a 7 and 9 in the first two shots. In

the final shot, the Indian hit a 10 but that was not enough to win the set.

In the fourth set, Bombayla once again produced a perfect score of 10 and then hit 9 twice against Lin’s 7, 9, 10 to seal the issue in her favour.

E a r l i e r, B o m b a y l a showed tremendous nerves as she bounced back after losing the first set to outclass Laurence in the second, third and fourth set in the first round.

Bombayla, who was the best Indian performer in the women’s team event, scored a 24-27, 28-24, 27-23, 26-24 win in the 1/32 elimination round.

The 41-year-old Laurence started off well with a hat-trick of 9s in the first set to get the better of the Indian, who started off with a 9 but then shot 7 consecutively.

However, Bombayla hit the bulls eye to start the second set on a dominating note and then produced consecutive 9s to bounce back into the contest. She produced a hattrick of 9s in the third set to lead 4-2, before sealing the contest with a series of 9, 9, 8 in the fourth set.

India’s Atanu Das had also entered the pre-quarterfinals of the Individual men’s recurve event yesterday.

medal standings country gold silver Bronze

United States 10 8 9 China 8 3 6 Korea 4 2 1 Hungary 4 1 1 Australia 4 0 5 Russia 3 7 3 Italy 3 4 2 Japan 3 1 10 France 2 3 1 Thailand 2 1 1 Britain 1 3 2 Germany 1 2 0 Sweden 1 2 0 Brazil 1 1 0 Vietnam 1 1 0 Netherlands 1 0 2 Chinese Taipei 1 0 2 Belgium 1 0 1 Greece 1 0 1 Argentina 1 0 0 Colombia 1 0 0 Croatia 1 0 0 Kosovo 1 0 0 Slovenia 1 0 0 North Korea 0 2 1 Indonesia 0 2 0 New Zealand 0 2 0 South Africa 0 2 0 Canada 0 1 4 Kazakhstan 0 1 3 Ukraine 0 1 1 Azerbaijan 0 1 0 Denmark 0 1 0 Malaysia 0 1 0 Mongolia 0 1 0 Philippines 0 1 0 Slovakia 0 1 0 Turkey 0 1 0 Uzbekistan 0 0 2 Spain 0 0 1 Georgia 0 0 1 Israel 0 0 1 Kyrgyzstan 0 0 1 Poland 0 0 1 Portugal 0 0 1 Switzerland 0 0 1 UAE 0 0 1

Total 27 17 7 6 9 13 9 14 6 4 6 3 3 2 2 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 2 5 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Boxer Vikas Krishan advances to pre-quarters RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 10 (PTI): Former Asian Games gold medallist Vikas Krishan (75kg) gave a perfect start to India’s boxing campaign in the Olympics, beating American greenhorn Charles Conwell to enter the pre-quarterfinals here on Tuesday.

The 24-year-old Vikas defeated the Olympic debutant 3-0 in his opening contest, which came alive only in the final three minutes, to make the last-16.

The 18-year-old Conwell, who walked in to hostile boos from the local crowd, struggled to launch an attack on the Indian in the opening round. Vikas, on the other hand, used his right straights and uppercuts to good effect in the first three minutes.

Vikas dropped his guard quite early in the bout but Conwell’s attempts at capitalising on it did not quite work out as he landed into a well-laid trap by the counter-

India’s Vikas Krishan (red) fights Charles Albert Shone Conwell of USA in Preliminaries Men’s Middle (75Kg) during the qualifying round match. (PTI) attacking Indian.

Vikas seemed more assured in the second round and concentrated on breaking down Conwell’s defence by targetting his torso.

Although the judges were

divided in awarding the round to the former World Championships bronze-medallist, Vikas had done enough to secure himself the handy lead going into the final round.

After being seemingly

clueless and fetching two cautions for bending excessively in the first two rounds, Conwell gathered himself in the final three minutes to land a couple of crisp jabs but the effort came too late in the day.

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