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Army-NSCN (K) exchange heavy gun fire

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MON/DIMAPUR, AUG 19 (NPN): Indian army commandos, reportedly from the para commando unit, exchanged heavy gun-fire with cadres of the NSCN (K) on Friday wee hours near Throilu, a Konyak village, located inside Myanmar.

As per police and district administration sources, there was no casualty reported from both the sides.

According to reports, the incident took place at around 3.30 a.m. when security forces reportedly crossed the international border some 2 ½ kms, from border pillar no. 151 located at Chenmoho village and launched an attack on the outpost of the NSCN (K).

The exchange of fire lasted for

nearly three hours. “There was heavy exchange of fire between NSCN (K) cadres and Army personnel. The incident was reported early in the morning. As of now, no casualties have been reported,” Yangba Konyak, SP Mon told IANS. S P M o n , A d d l S P, Konyak Union president, Asst. commandant of the Village Guards and SDO Chen reached the border area and camped at Chenmoho village to take stock of the situation.

Meanwhile, when contacted, military intelligences sources refuted NSCN (K)’s claim that around five para commandos were gunned down.

There were also reports of reinforcement being sent to the area from both the NSCN (K) and Indian army side.

5-6 commandos killed, claims NSCN (K)

In a press statement issued to the media houses, NSCN (K) MIP has claimed that the “Naga army cadres gunned down 5-6 Indian army commandos” in heavy exchange of fire, that took place on Friday from 3.30 a.m. to 6 a.m.

The MIP said its cadres manning the forward security post thwarted the attack by the 12 Para commandos of the India army after they intruded in to Naga Myanmar area.

The commandos tried to launch an attack “after walking one and half hour into Naga Myanmar area, after crossing Thorloi the first border village well inside Naga Myanmar.”

However, MIP said the Naga army first spotted the commandos and fired upon the advancing team, killing five to six of them.

“The advancing commandos were pinned down helplessly and the rest ran helter-skelter in commotion. The random and blank retaliation proved futile because of our well defended higher position,” MIP stated. It further claimed that the commandos tried to regroup to counter attack but were forced to retreat.

NSCN (K) also claimed that the retreating commandos carried the casualties and injured on foot till the border.

NH units oppose women quota

DIMAPUR, AUG 19 (NPN): Naga Hoho’s (NH) Nagaland units on Friday reaffirmed to stand by the Naga Hoho resolution with regard to the woman reservation, which was adopted at the 4th Federal Assembly (2008-2013). Informing this in a press release, Naga Hoho general secretary Mutsikhoyo Yhobu said the units resolved to standby the resolution during the Hoho’s presidential council meeting held at Hotel Japfu, Kohima on August 19.

Yhobu said the federal assembly held on August 24, 2011 at Kohima had resolved “it has been observed that it is still pre-mature to introduce 33% women reservation in Naga society and therefore the house resolved to advocate women empowerment by creating various opportunities”.

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Serious steps taken to tackle insurgents: Rijiju

PA S I G H AT, AU G 1 9 (AGENCIES): Centre has taken “serious steps” against insurgency in the North East and the situation in Assam is “better” than before, union minister of state for Home Kiren Rijiju said on Friday.

“Militant activity is under control in Assam and now the situation in the state is better than before,” Rijiju told reporters after inaugurating the Advanced Landing Ground (ALG) in Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh.

He further said India

has requested Myanmar to take action against the insurgent groups taking shelter in that country, Rijiju said.

“There are reports of some leaders of insurgent outfits from the North East are taking shelter in Myanmar and we are in constant talks with the government of that country requesting them to take action against them,” Rijiju said, adding Centre had recently spoken to the Royal government of Bhutan and Prime Minister of Myanmar about militants from here hid-

No talks on cease-fire with NSCN (K): PMO sources NEW DELHI, AUG 19 (AGENCIES): Neither the Prime Minister’s office nor the Ministry of Home Affairs has asked Mizo National Front leader and former chief minister of Mizoram Zoramthanga to approach the NSCN (K) about re-entering a ceasefire agreement, reports The Asian Age quoting PMO sources.

Zoramthanga on Wednesday claimed that the Centre and the Myanmarese government had urged him to initiate a peace deal with the NSCN (K).

“It was the unilateral decision of the NSCN (K) to abrogate the 14-year-old ceasefire, now the government of India has no-plan to reenter into a ceasefire agreement with the NSCN (K),” an authoritative sources in the PMO told The Asian Age. Clarifying that the Centre might re-consider its decision only if the NSCN (K) comes out with any proposal expressing willingness to revive the ceasefire agreement, security sources said they didn’t have any information

Eustar Chishi Swu attends peace talks Tinakali Sumi

DIMAPUR, AUG 19 (NPN): In an interesting development, the NSCN (I-M) for the first time has included, Eustar Chishi Swu the wife of its chairman late Isak Chishi Swu at the talks held with Government of India’s Interlocutor R.N. Ravi on Friday in New Delhi.

According to reliable sources, Eustar along with NSCN (I-M) leaders led by ato kilonser Th. Muivah attended the meeting. Government of India Interlocutor for Naga Talks R.N. Ravi represented the Government of India.

As reported earlier, sources informed that the meeting discussed NSCN (I-M)’s demand for integration of Naga territories.

It may be noted that NSCN (I-M) had virtually threatened to walk out of the process for solution unless its demand for integration of Naga contiguous areas were accepted as part of the deal. According to reliable sources, NSCN (I-M) leaders led by Th. Muivah have made it clear to government of India’s Interlocutor R.N. Ravi that they were ready to walk out of ongoing peace talks if the government of India did not consider integration of Nagas’ land.

Sources disclosed that both the entities were now talking seriously about integration of Nagas land in the face of an adamant stand adopted by the NSCN (I-M) which has coined another slogan “No integration, No solution.”

on Zoramthanga’s claim on the Myamarese government approaching him.

The Indian government has not asked him to approach the NSCN (K), sources confirmed.

Zoramthanga was lobbying for his appointment as interlocutor in the ongoing peace talks with the insurgent groups in Assam, security sources said, adding that the government of India was firm on its stand about not engaging with any separatist group resorting to violence.

Security sources further said that the government of India was in touch with Myanmar and taking initiatives to stop North East insurgent groups from using its territory for antiIndia activities.

After abrogating the ceasefire in March 2015, NSCN (K) launched several attacks on Indian soldiers in Nagaland and Manipur. On June 4, NSCN (K) mounted one of the deadliest ambush on a convoy of the 6 Dogra Regiment in Manipur’s Chandel district, killing 18 Army personnel.

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KOHIMA, AUG 19 (NPN): There was no fresh outbreak of ‘measles’ in the border areas of Mon district according to the finding by two officials of World Health Organisation (WHO) and officials of Health and Family Welfare (H&WF) department currently touring Mon district to carry out surveillance on the recent outbreak of ‘measles’ across the border.

Informing this to Nagaland Post, principal director H&FW, Dr. L. Watikala, said two officials from WHO, who arrived on August 16, and officials from the H&FW department were currently stationed in Mon district monitoring the recent outbreak of “measles” in Myanmar bordering India populated by Naga tribes. The team was also being accompanied by the district medical officers.

Dr. Watikala said the team were monitoring the situation by making villageto-village and house-to-house visits in border areas.

H&FW principal director also informed that there were four rapid response teams stationed in Kohima and said that should any information received on such outbreak, they were all prepared to combat the disease in the districts bordering Myanmar.

Watikala said that the WHO and state H&FW

officials, who had gone to Monyakshu and Changlangshu villages on August 17, detected old cases of children who suffered from measles some years back.

She said the officials have taken blood samples for examination. The team would visit the same villages on August 20, she added. The team visited Longwa on August 19.

Further, the principal di-

rector said that in earlier years the villagers refused to take immunization without knowing its importance. However, with the recent occurrence of measles, she said the villagers were anticipating immunization.

H&FW principal director also informed that the district administration was keeping vigil over the situation and restricting the movement of public around the border areas.

Measles death toll reaches 44 in Naga SAZ

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easles outbreak in Naga Self-Administered Zone (SAZ) has killed 44 in total as of August 18, said a local MP in Sagaing Region.

According to Eleven Myanmar report, Seinn Maung, an MP from Nanyun Constituency of Sagaing Region Parliament, were in Nanyun Township of Naga SAZ from August 13 to 17 to distribute food allocated by the Sagaing Region Government.

The MP said: “Most children under 8 in the villages are ill. A 4-year-old girl died on August 13 and another 6-year-old boy died on August 16 in Kesansarlin Village.”

MP said medical treatment is needed in the villages of Nanyun as children are still being ill.

He said: “There are no medical care in the villages and no improvement of health condition, especially in Kesansarlin, Kyuyan Nokno and Sheikno villages. On average, 5o children in each village are ill. Some have rash on their skin, looking like herpes.” MP told that food supply and regular medical care is extremely necessary in villages. The road network should also be improved.

A total of 400 out of 2,800 packs of rice – sent by the Sagaing Region Government- have reached to Nanyun from Lahe Township so far.

In the past few days, some ill children from Htankawlarma Village were transferred to a health centre in Lahe Township despite poor road condition and they get better now, said Nok Tun, chairperson of Naga Cultural Committee of Nayun who is also a member of Council of Naga Affairs.

DIPHU, AUG 19: Karbi Students Association (Laichan faction), All India Students Association and Students and Youth Council (SYC) have jointly called for a 12-hr Karbi Anglong strike (bandh) on August 24, 2016 beginning from 5am.

In a press release, Simeon Rongphar, on behalf of KSA, said that the strike has been called to mount pressure on the responsible authority to solve admission problem of Karbi students once and for all and also to allow Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) to conduct teachers eligibility test (TET) examination.

The organizations stated that they made several attempts in the past to resolve the problem of college admission for the Karbi students and demanded that TET examination for Karbi Anglong autonomous be conducted by KAAC authority and not by the state government, but to no avail.

DIMAPUR, AUG 19 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has expressed disappointment over the outcome of the meeting held with the chief secretary at his conference hall on August 19, 2016, saying the government representatives could not respond positively to its demands.

In a press release, ENCSU chairman, Longre Chang, and joint secretary, Nokchem Angth, said the officials present at the meeting instead of solving the issue again began to interpret the MCI rules, which, the signatories said, they had enough of deliberation in the past meetings.

The union contended that since Nagaland conducted its own NSEE exam as per direction of SC/MCI “we are not to follow MCI rules but state rules.” Hence, it said there was no point of bringing MCI rules in state level exam.

ENCSU said the state NSEE exams and 15% res-

Waseda University students along with members of the Mopungchuket village. (NP)

“Too much time, resources, manpower and political rhetoric is being spent on J&K”

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This is it!

MOKOKCHUNG, AUG 19 (NPN): Seven-member team from Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan arrived M o p u n g c h u k e t v i l l a g e, Mokokchung, on a cross-cultural study tour on August 18.

The team would be staying in the village till August 24.

The visiting team from Japan comprises of six university students and a professor.

No fresh outbreak of measles inside Nagaland: WHO, H&FW

ENCSU meets CS; says GHS Sakshi shutdown enters day 4 dismayed by the outcome

12-hr KA bandh on August 24

Japanese team on cross-cultural study tour

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ing in the two neighbouring countries.

On the anti-talk ULFA (I), he said it is now desperate and is trying to show its strength but the Centre has taken a tough stance against it.

Referring to the August 5 gunning down of 14 people

by NDFB (S) in Assam’s Kokrajhar district, he said operations against the outfit are still on and the army is participating in the ops under Tezpur-based 4 Corps and Nagaland-based 3 Corps.

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They were hosted by Mopungchuket Village Council and their tour facilitated by the Sustainable Development Forum Nagaland (SDFN).

During the stay, the visitors will be engaged in learning the traditional ways and life of a typical Ao Naga village, village governance and administration institutions, community land-use and resource management systems, cultures and traditions of the community, arts

and crafts of the community, challenges and opportunities of the community, and overall development challenges and pathways of Nagaland, among other things.

The team will also be staying at Kohima for another two days.

At Kohima, they are expected to visit the War Cemetery, State Museum, Naga Heritage Village Kisama and Dzulakie.

ervation for backward tribe was purely a state matter and expressed hope that since the case has been referred to state cabinet the outcome would be positive. It requested the cabinet to act wisely so the deprived people would get their due share without much delay.

ENCSU said it would decide phase-II agitation based on the outcome of cabinet meeting scheduled on August 20, 2016.

Meanwhile, the union has appealed to the chief minister to call for a joint meeting as in order to clear the air of confusion about the MCI rules. Further, the union urged the government and the department to withhold counselling for 2016-17 batch until the issue was settled.

It reminded the state government and the technical department to act sincerely and wisely on its representation submitted to chief minister on August12, 2016 through principal secretary to CM.

UN chief expresses concern over Kashmir, says Pak I S L A M A BA D, AU G 1 9 (AGENCIES): Pakistan on Friday said UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has deplored the loss of lives in the Kashmir unrest and offered his good offices to facilitate dialogue to resolve the Kashmir issue.

The Secretary-General made the remarks in response to a letter by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who had apprised him of the “grave situation in Kashmir where largescale violations of human rights were being committed

by Indian security forces”, the Foreign Office (FO) said.

Ban called for avoidance of violence and once again offered his “good offices to facilitate dialogue for a negotiated settlement of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute”, the FO said.

Ban added the UN was convinced it is only through dialogue that the outstanding issues between Pakistan and India, including on Kashmir, can be addressed.

Government High School Sakshi locked down by Sakshi Student’s Union on Friday as a mark of protest. (NP) Correspondent

LONGLENG, AUG 19 (NPN): Indefinite shutdown of Government High School (GHS) Sakshi under DEO Longleng being imposed by Sakshi Student’s Union (SSU) entered fourth day on Friday with no positive response from the responsible department and the state government.

Following the expiry of its seven-day ultimatum served on the state government to fulfil the assurances of posting maths and science teachers at GHS Sakshi, the SSU began its phase-I agitation in the form of indefinite shutdown of the school with effect from August 16, 2016.

SSU had warned that it could resort to phase-II agitation without further notice and cautioned that the school education department would be “held fully responsible for any incident that may occur during its agitation.”

Road sinking along NH-61

A truck stuck in the middle of the dilapidated sinking road.

DIMAPUR, AUG 19 (NPN): Road sinking at Yisemyong along National Highway 61 that has been occurring since the last few weeks is causing inconvenience to travellers and the locals of the area.

According to Yisemyong resident, NH-61 in Mokokc-

hung connecting Assam, Dimapur via Amguri has been left un-repaired by the responsible authority leading to road sinking.

The resident said almost every day both light and heavy vehicles get stuck in the sink hole disturbing smooth

passage of public buses and trucks.

He said accidents have also occurred at the sinking site recently injuring an old lady, a resident of the locality. Though many complaints have been made no repairs were undertaken, he said.

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Naga tribes’ building inaugurated

Pastor Vezokho dedicating the newly constructed building. (NP)

through the revelation from God to foster reconciliation among Naga tribes when the Naga factional clash was at its peak.

He recalled that in 1993 a great revival took place at Naga Shisha Hoho prayer centre where thousands gathered and worshipped. He informed the gathering that the present prayer centre location was shown by God through “prophesy.”

Reverend said on many occasions Nagas have failed the hard earned efforts of reconciliation process to unite and as a result Nagas may face God’s judgment. Lamenting the Naga society today, he said Nagas have become selfish and narrow minded and were misusing God’s blessings. He called upon the gathering to be humble before God. Pastor Naga Shisha

DoSE announces State Award 2016 for teachers

KUT condemns rape of minor

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KOHIMA, AUG 19 (NPN): The Naga tribes’ representatives building was inaugurated by Naga Shisha Hoho prayer secretary Rev. Puduhü Khüso as the minister at Naga Shisha Hoho prayer centre Prüzie on Friday.

Rev. Puduhü in his message to the congregation said the Naga Shisha Hoho prayer centre started in the year 1991

DIMAPUR: The Directorate of School Education (DoSE) has announced the names of 24 teachers selected for the State Award 2016 along with list of four teachers who would be given Financial Assistance on account of serious health ground. The selected teachers are: Neizokho-u Vizo G/T Ruzhukhrie GHSS, Kohima; Kegwanye Rengma, Hindi Teacher GHSS Tseminyu; Kerihol Stephen Theyo HM Children Christian School ; L. Tokishe Chishi Head Teacher GPS /GMS Diphupar; Andrew Ahoto Sema Principal Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School; M. Cholise Sangtam G/T GHS Phelungre Kiphire; Daitari Barik Asst. Teacher Loyala Hr. Sec. School; Lalit Kumar Pathak Sr.G/T GHS Phuvkiu; Y. Anungla AHM GHS Yachem Longleng; Jahirul Islam Asst. Teacher Phom Lempong School; J. Rongsen Jamir HM GHS Alongkima Mokokchung; Satyem Roy Asst. Teacher Mount Moriah School , Ungma; Nyamnyei Konyak P/T GPS —B, Changlangshu Mon; M. Shahlem Konyak P/T GMS Wakching ; Usha T.K Asst. Teacher Christ King High School; Rameshwar Mahto G/T GHS Losami Phek; Bisharlang Reynald Pyngrope Principal Tewelhi Medo Tyrannus Hr. Sec. School;. Anil Kumar Thakur

Sr.G/T GHSS Peren Peren; K.Yukhaba Mongzar Head Teacher G.M.S Phir Ahi Tuensang; Ram Nagina Yadav G/T G.H.S. Sotokur; Khobeno Ovung Teacher I/C GPS, Phiro ‘A’ Wokha; Hapemo Shitirie G/T GHS Wokha village;. Ali L Chishi G/T GMS, Aizuto Zunheboto; Madan Prasad Singh G/T GHS Suruhoto. The four teachers who would receive financial assistance are: V. Ango Phom, P/T appointed on 31.03.1984, GPS Yongam, Longleng ; Y. Tongmeth, P/T appointed on 12.04.1982 GPS Chinglong-A, Mon; B. Carolyn Imchen, G/T (ad hoc) appointed on 01.08.2009 GMS Pongentola, Mokokchung DEO Zunheboto , and Hoshito, DDEO Zunheboto appointed on 21.08.1987.

DoSe informed that the selected teachers would be awarded on September 5 on the occasion of Teachers’ Day. In this regard, DoSE has requested the State Awardees to attend the State Level Teachers’ Day function on September 5 to be held at NBCC Convention Centre Kohima and receive the awards in person positively. With regards to Financial Assistance, DoSE noted that DEO/SDEO may collect the financial assistance from DoSE Kohima with authorization from the concerned teachers between September 7 to 15, 2016.

DIMAPUR: Khiamniungan Union Tuensang (KUT) has “strongly” condemned the rape of a 15 year old minor girl allegedly by one Meyikumzuk Jamir on August 11 night at Merhulietsa Colony Kohima.

In a condemnation note, KUT stated the “shameless act committed by the accused be condemned by all right thinking and responsible citizens.” Terming the act as “beastly” and “heinous,” KUT said that such “perpretator under the guise of Meyikumzuk Jamir has no place in the society and must be awarded befitting punishment as per the law.”

It appealed the law enforcement agency not to grant bail to the accused at any “circumstances.” Further, KUT stated it share the “unbearable pain and anguish with the victim and her family.”

SSUK condemns: SSUK has condemned the “inhuman act” committed by one Meyikumzuk Jamir of Chuchuyimlang village.

In a condemnation note, SSUK president Horiba L and general secretary Kokvila Sangtam expressed shock that such incident still exist in a Christian state like Nagaland.

The Union further appealed the law enforcing agency to award befitting punishment to the culprit for committing such heinous crime.

PSC questions DoSE over condition of GHS Tamlu

Students inside one of the dilapidated classrooms.

DIMAPUR: The Phom Students’ Conference (PSC), while expressing “utmost sadness” over the “step-motherly treatment” by the Department of School Education (DoSE) towards the improvement of Govt. High School Tamlu, has questioned the state government as well as the DoSE as to why its plea and representation in this regard were ignored.

In a press note, president PSC Hongkam D. Ngonyen, stated that “the very school which has served as the centre that sparked off lots of pioneers in the past had been left abandoned and unattended till date. Since its establishment in the year 1973, the state governK

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ment has left the infrastructural development at pitiable condition.”

The Union lamented that despite wide publicity of the deplorable state of the High School in the local media during the “Wheel Tour” campaign of Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) on March 7,2014, no action was taken by the concerned authority. Despite repeated pleas to the concerned authority in the form of representations and other measures, PSC rued the state of the Govt High School Tamlu was still in a deplorable condition.

The union also stated it was “deeply shocked and dis-

heartened” as to why the Govt High School Tamlu was not included in the priority list for re-strengthening in the recent tender call.

Keeping into consideration” the plight and suffering of the poor school children”, PSC stated it has no alternative but to demand for immediate and full-fledged construction of the school.

In this regard, the union has appealed to the state government and DoSE to immediately attend to its plea failing which PSC warned it “might be left with no option but to fight for justice for the cause of education and students’ future.”

Hoho prayer centre Vezokho Vero in his building report said the total cost of the twostoreyed building (24 rooms) was around Rs. 2.7 crores .

He said the building for all Naga tribes was constructed through individual and group freewill donation and 24 rooms would be occupied by each Naga tribes and would be having 24 hours praying chain. Pastor Vero said very soon the Naga tribes representative members would occupy the room as per the revelation and confirmation from the servant of God. The programme was led by pastor Touphema Bawe Baptist church Zelhoutuolie Zumu, praise and worship was led by call of God ministry team, scripture reading and prayer said by pastor Yangulie NCRC PR hill Kohima, special songs were presented by Rivi and Arhii, spring voice and Youth choir Rengma baptist church Kohima, short speech shared

by Thungdeno Lotha, and closing prayer said by pastor Moba Konyak, Konyak Baptist church Kohima. Hundreds of people representing 17 Naga tribes attended the programme.

PDVCO dismayed over absence of BM in SBI Phek DIMAPUR: Expressing dismay over the State Bank of India (SBI) Phek Branch functioning without Branch Manager (BM) since first week of July till date thereby creating sever inconveniences for the people of the area, the Phek District Voluntary Consumer Organization (PDVCO) has demanded immediate posting of BM without any further delayfor the larger interest of the people. In a press note, president, PDVCO, Vekhoneyi Venuh, stated the last incumbent manager, who left Phek during the first week of July reportedly on transferred, was yet to be replaced till date. Highlighting the plight of the people caused due to absence of a manager in the bank, PDVCO on behalf of the entire denizens of Phek area appealed the concerned authority to rescue the people with immediate effect.

Also, while stating the present condition of Nagaland State Transport (NST) Night Bus Service plying from Phek to Dimapur was in pitiable condition, PDVCO urged the concerned department to enhance the condition of the service bus with better condition.

ECCE training conducted at Sanis

DIMAPUR: Department of Social Welfare, Nagaland conducted a three-day training programme on Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)- newly introduced central flagship programme for Anganwadi Workers (ANWS)- at Sanis ICDS Project from August 11-13 with Er. Mhayani Murry and Emilo Yanthan (supervisor) as resource persons.

During the programme, CDPO Sanis, Robert Odyuo, presented a brief introduction on ECCE. Altogether 50 ANWS attended the training during which subject materials were also distributed.

It may be mentioned that ECCE’s primarily focuses on the all-round and holistic development of children in the age group of 3-6 years.

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news in brief AG (A&E) inform pensioners: Office of the Accountant General (A&E) has informed all retired state government officers/officials that pension and GPF final payment cases settled up to the month of July 2016 have been uploaded on the AG Nagaland website www.agnagaland.gov.in.

UT-1 NPGN/NNC (NA) informs: Secretary UT-1 NPGN/NNC (NA) has informed

all civil staff under UT-1 NPGN/NNC (NA) to submit a photocopy of their appointment letter within one week without fail. It also directed leacy Amento Sema and leacy Rolex Sema to report to CAO office within two days warning that failure to report within the given time would invite government action.

Muslim Council Dimapur informs: Muslim Council Dimapur (MCD) has informed

all the Muslim students of Nagaland who have recently passed HSLC and HSSLC Exams 2016 under NBSE with an average of 70% and above to submit photocopy of their marksheet attested by the school principal along two passport size photos and telephone number to the MCD officials-Kurban Ahmed (9436260283) and A. Noor (9436012610) on or before August 27.

AYO seminar: Angami youth organization (AYO) has convened a seminar on “educa-

tion, economy, environment and Ethos” on August 20 and 27 and September 10 and 24, respectively in the four regions of AYO. The first seminar on the topic ‘Angamimia Ethos’ would be held on August 20, at Niathu Resort (Nousi auditorium), Chümoukedima, which would be hosted by Chakhroma Youth organization with State council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) additional director, Kezhalenuo Kesiezie and Overseas Naga Association (ONA) president Dr. Visier Sanyü Meysetsu as resource person. All youth leaders and concern citizens of respective village under Chakhroma jurisdiction have been requested to attend the seminar.

ARSU executive meet: Atoizu Range students Union (ARSU) has convened its executive meeting on August 20, 2 p.m. at Ayeto Aye residence, Padampukhri near St. Mary Higher secondary school. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

KUD convenes: Kitami Union Dimapur (KUD) has convened emergency meeting on August 20, 3:30 p.m at its president Vikiye Swu’s residence, Niu colony. All Kitamian residing at Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting.

SDMC convenes: Sarvajanin Durga Mandir Committee (SSDMC) has convened a

general meeting on August 21, 10 a.m. at Purana Bazaar, Durga Mandir complex. All executive members and general public of Hindu community irrespective of tribes of east Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting.

GENSU informs: Guwahati Eastern Nagaland Students Union (GENSU) has informed

all parents of the children staying at Guwahati to get their children names registered with the union. Union has informed not to be held responsible if any untoward incident occurs without registration. One can contact GENSU president Onglee Chang (9707733366), vice president Hamnyei Konyak (8974248585), general secretary Dekhingridi Sangtam (7035449285) and finance secretary, Monyei Phom (8011192131).

BNSU convenes: Bura Namsang Students’ Union (BNSU) has convened its second the Namsang Area Students meeting on September 7, 9 a .m. at Bura Namsang village, with regard to the resolution adopted in the previous meeting. All unit presidents/secretaries and well wishers residing in different places have been requested to attend the meeting.

ECC convenes: Eastern Christian College (ECC) has convened annual freshers’ meet cum cultural Day on August 20, 9:30 a.m. at its college auditorium with Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome (IAS) as chief guest and visiting faculty, National Institute o technology, professor Rosaline Jamir as guest of honour.

KDYS meeting: Kohima Damai Kaliyan Samaj (KDYS) has convened general its half yearly meeting on August 21, 1 p.m. at Khonoma building , lower D’ block, Kohima. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

District Planning and Development Board meetings DIMAPUR: District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Kohima meeting for the month of August was held at DPDB’s Conference hall, Kohima on August 8.

According to DIPR report, reviewing the last meeting minutes, deputy commissioner (DC), Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor IAS informed the timing of DPDB meeting has been changed to 10 a.m for every DPDB meeting while the date’s pattern would remain the same.

On the issue of District Vision and Village Adoption, DC informed that the compilation has been started, which would be submitted to the government in due course of time. Rovilatuo also informed the developmental departments to submit their departmental profiles in order to incorporate in the publication of LADP Booklet.

While presenting the LADP in respect of 9th Kohima Town A/C during 20162017, the concerned elected member, Dr. Nicky Kire stated that the issue of colony beautification was proposed to see all colonies painted with one common colour and make a little change in beautifying the Kohima city which is the mirror of Nagaland. The DC in this regard stated that he had raised the same common issue to the concerned department officials for quality painting of roadside walls and further the District Administration has contributed a sum of Rs.60,000 for the painting.

DC highlighted the proposed works under LADP 2016-2017 in respect of all the seven Assembly Constituencies where the House discussed on the proposed works and decided to approve the LADP 2016-2017.

The elected members of the constituencies present in the meeting also shared their concerns for review of the common pool proposal where they decided to have a sitting with the chairman DPDB, parliamentary secretary for Youth Resource and Sport and Lotteries, Khriehu Liezetsu to bring out new Common Pool proposal, to which the House also decided to approve the matter.

On other issues, ADC Planning and member secretary DPDB, Ketoho Luho, requested the elected members of the Assembly Constituencies for their suggestions on which Village/Ward to be taken up in the next year’s Village Adoption programme.

Social Welfare Department and the Adoption Committees were entrusted to give their presentation in the next DPDB meeting on September 15.

Earlier, the meeting was chaired by DC and vice chairman DPDB, Rovilatuo Mor IAS.Minister for Social Welfare, Kiyanilie Peseyie; minister for Forest, Dr. Nicky Kire; parliamentary secretary for Housing Er. Levi; MLA Vikho-oYhoshu and MLA Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu also attended the meeting.

DPDB Dimapur: The meeting was held at DC’s conference hall on August 10 under the chairmanship of parliamentary secretary, I&FC and chairman, DPDB, Dimapur, Jacob Zhimomi.

During the meeting the house approved the Local Area Development programme (LADP) for the year 2016-17. Basing on the verification report submitted by the verification committee, the registration of Immanuel Multipurpose Welfare Society, Khekiho Colony, Kuhobuto Town, Living for Environment Society, Indisen village and Immanuel College Alumni Association, Lengrijan and transfer of Sunrise Secondary School from Tokiye, Zunheboto District to PadamPukhuri, Dimapur District, the house approved to forward it to the government.

Powerpoint presentation of departmental activities was presented by the department of Power and Forest during the meeting. State Leprosy Officer, Dr. Ahu Sekhose informed the house that due to high prevalence of leprosy in the district the department would be sending their staff for house to house screening. Deputy Commissioner, KesonyuYhome, IAS also reminded all heads of the offices to send PIO or APIO for RTI training at DC’s conference hall on August 23 and 24.. DC also informed all heads of offices to visit DDSC stadium in the coming days to see the ongoing works assigned to their departments for Independence Day celebration.

DPDB Mokokchung: In Mokokchung the meeting held in the conference hall of ADC (Planning) on August 8, approved the Local Area Development Programme (LADP) schemes for the year 2016-17. The meeting was chaired by DPDB chairman and parliamentary secretary, Industries & Commerce,

AmenbaYaden.

According to DIPR report, AmenbaYaden said the LADP has prioritized schemes to be taken under common pool which would benefit the people. He regretted that some schemes could not be included to be implemented during the year under common pool as funds were very limited. The chairman took a strong note of officers who were ‘irregular’ in the DPDB meeting and cautioned that they should refrain from such irregularity.

District Development Manager, NABARD, Mokokchung, Sanasam Amarjit Mangang shared on Potential Linked Credit Plan, a document prepared by NABARD for the district for the year 2017-18.

The meeting also decided to forward representation received from the governing body of Mokokchung Law College to the government for setting up of government Law College in Mokokchung town. DC & Vice Chairman, DPDB MokokchungSushil Kumar Patel reviewed the preparation for the Independence Day celebration in Mokokchung town.

DPDB Wokha: DPDB meeting at Wokha was held on August 9 at DC conference hall, Wokha under the chairmanship of chairman DPDB Wokha and home minister, Y.Patton, advisor for Treasuries and Accounts Relief and Rehabilitation Dr. T. M. Lotha.

The meeting discussed and approved the finalisation of LADP for 2016-17.

Government High School Baghty’s nil result during the last HSLC was deliberated upon where the chairman expressed dissatisfaction with the clarification given by the head master and warned that if the school continued to produce nil result consecutively for three years the school would be abandoned as per decision taken by the government. Dr. T. M. Lotha suggested conducting special coaching classes for the selected students to produce better results.

Shifting of various departments functioning above DC’s office complex and shifting of DC office to new site was also discussed. Home minister assured to award an amount of Rs. 1 (one) Lakh from his end if any student came out in the top ten positions from any government school in the district.

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ing was held on August 5 under the chairmanship of ADC Noklak & vice chairman, K. MhathungTsanglao.

The meeting reviewed the last meeting minutes and deliberated on the agenda of establishment of new Government Primary School at Sanglao village under Thonoknyu sub-division.

Requisition of traffic personnel to man the junction at Noklak town which was submitted by the town sector union was approved to be forwarded to the SP Tuensang for consideration citing the problem of increase in the traffic and resulting accident cases in the town area on account of unregulated traffic.

Proposal for construction of town hall at Hq Noklak submitted by the Khiamniungan Tribal Council was approved to be forwarded to the concerned department as the existing town hall is old and unfit for use. LADP 2016-17 schemes in respect of 56 and 57 Assembly constituencies was unanimously approved to be forwarded to the department concerned for consideration. A departmental activity of power department of Noklak and Thonoknyu sub-division was presented by the JE Power, Noklak. Department of Forest, Noklak was entrusted to present their departmental activities in the next meeting.

DPDB Phek: Meeting was held on August 9 under the chairmanship of vice chairman, DPDB & deputy commissioner Phek, Murohu Chotso. Minister for School Education, Yitachu also addressed the meeting.

In his speech the minister said that the society was lacking in truth and called upon all to change the mind set and retrospect for the long run where truth shall prevail.

He added that collection of data and views of the people was important in making decisions in the right direction.

LADF fund for the current year was also finalized in the meeting.Registration of society which was submitted by the Gorkha union of Meluri Sub- division was approved by the board which was decided to be forwarded to the government for necessary action.

Pughoboto: The monthly Sub-Division Planning Development Board meeting was held under the chairmanship of ADC & vice chairman SDPDB Pughoboto, Avelu Ruho at the ADC office on August 9. The house

approved the Local Area Development fund (LADF) for the current year 2016-17 with an amount of Rs.98.75 lakhs.

SDEO Pughoboto Watisangla highlighted about the absence of an official driver attachment and the house decided to write to the higher authorities for necessary action. ADC said that government officials’ attendance during the Independence Day was mandatory and stated that absentees salaries would be deducted to be deposited in their head account through treasury challan. Final completion of works etc for the Independence Day celebrations at the ground was set for August 13.

DPDB Mon: Chairman, DPDB Mon, N. Thongwang convened a special DPDB meeting on August 6 at DC’s conference hall and approved the Local Area Development Fund (LADF) 2016-17 of Mon District.

According to DIPR report, the chairman appealed to the officers and members for suggestions to the proposed schemes and projects submitted by the elected members under LADF if there were any lapses. He apprised the house on various projects taken up under the common pool and other development projects initiative by him in the district.

Deputy commissioner (DC), Mon, W. Honje Konyak, also urged the officers for feedbacks and suggestions if any objections were found for rectification of the projects submitted by the elected members.

After reading out the proposed projects of the nine Assembly Constituencies of Mon, DC suggested seeking technical supervision of the respective departments for proper execution of projects.

He also asserted to identify and mention the specific locations of the proposed projects which were lacking in some projects. In this regard, DC urged the Planning department to consult the technical experts of the respective departments for proper implementation of projects.

MLA Pohwang said that the projects under LADF were arranged according to the norms and guidelines of the Planning department, therefore, he said that major projects could not be implemented under the LADF. The house, after long discussion, finally approved the LADF 2016-17 of Mon District.

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ulated the graduates and appreciated the college for imparting quality education to the people.

He mentioned about JK Rowling and Steve Jobs who have had great difficulties in life and yet the world has Harry Potter and Apple Company due to their work.

He therefore called upon the graduates to explore their talents so that our rich biodiversity could be tapped for resourceful purpose.

He also exhorted the

students to be the best in next chapters of their lives.

Principal of the college, Fr. Dr. Sebastian Ousepparampil also exhorted the students.

The outing going graduates mesmerized the audience with their re-mixed number in the end. The programme concluded with the college Anthem.

Earlier, divine invocation was implored by the Jesus Youth Association, followed

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DIMAPUR: St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama on the occasion of Graduation Day Friday conferred awards to nine graduates, who have excelled in various subjects and stream. Besides this, mementos were also presented to the 305 graduates.

The best graduate, Governor’s Gold Medal was bagged by Mharhomo V. Murry. Chikrophuyo Memorial Award went to ChiangmongKhiamniungan, Avica Achumi Memorial Award

to Sharon Khing, A l u m n i Association Award to Lairing DauJigdung, YouthNet Award to Rakovi Rova, Best Science Student Award to Duangailung Kamei, APJ Abdul Kalam Award to Kezhaleno Sale, Dr. TalimerenAo Award to Rakokhrulu Krocha and Mahatma Gandhi Award to Vikali Aye. The programme was graced

by NLA speaker Chotisuh Sazo.

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NLA speaker, Chotisuh Sazo with the graduating students and the faculty members, Friday.

PTCSU urges DoSE to deploy teachers DIMAPUR: Phek Town Chakhesang Students’ Union (PTCSU) has asked the Department of School Education (DoSE) to deploy teachers, saying that GHSS Phek was facing acute shortage teachers besides producing one of the best academic results annually.

In a letter addressed to the director school education, president PTCSU, Thuputo Venuh and education secretary Vetsozo informed that there was shortage of seven graduate teachers in the high school section and two post graduate teachers in secondary section who were deputed/promoted/ transferred out of the GHSS Phek since 2004.

In this regard, the union

appealed the department to take up the matter on priority basis and do the needful without delay. Further, the union cautioned that in the event of inaction, it would be compelled to resort to democratic means.

Dimapur: Sechüma Youth Organisation (SYO) would be conducting mass social work at the PWD road connecting Sechüma village from Sechü Zubza on August 20.

In a press note, SYO president Petekhrietuo Nipu said the mass social work was necessitated as the road was in bad shape and needed immediate renovation. In this regard, SYO has invited all concerned to participate in the social work which will begin from 9 a.m till 4 p.m. It has also been informed that the PWD department would be assisting the SYO with machineries and other necessary equipment.

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MOKOKCHUNG, AUG 19 (NPN): Parliamentary Secretary for Veterinary & Animal Husbandary, S Chuba Longkumer Friday inaugurated “Cutter & Crusher Machine and Animal Feed Production Unit” at APMC Mokokchung.

The unit was formed under the initiative of Confederation of Naga Farmers Union (CONFU), NPF Farmers Wing, Mokokchung division.

Lamenting that various types of machineries, in the state has been wasted, due to non-usage and non-implementation in proper way, Chuba said that any project taken up should be implemented with dedication and conviction. He was optimistic that the new project initiated by CONFU, would benefit the farmers of the district.

For the economy of the land to grow, S Chuba suggested that produce (crops) should be identified according

S Chuba Longkumer inaugurating the cutter and crusher machine, along with animal feed production unit. (NP)

to the topography and should be grown for commercial purpose, in large scale.

Parliamentary secretary further added that Nagaland was in need of peace for development. He therefore urged the villagers to unite and let the peace prevail from the village council level. While launching the Indigeneous Micro Organism (IMO), as guest of honour, Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar

Patel, IAS, said, harnessing micro organism for the benefit of the farmers was an important step towards progress.

The key note address on launching of the indigenous micro organism was delivered by CONFU President, NPF Farmers Wing, Central Office, Lanukaba and welcome address was delivered

by CONFU President NPF Farmers Wing, Mokokchung division, L Yanger.

TDLSA holds w’shop on juvenile justice

DIMAPUR: Tuensang District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) Friday organized a one-day workshop on juvenile justice stake holders at the Durbar Hall at SP Office, Tuensang.

Members of the stake holders, representative of various government departments and NGOs such as members from Child Welfare Committee, Juvenile Justice Board Members, Observation Home and Shelter Home, representative from Bethel Orphanage Home and officials from the District Child Protection Office, officials of Tuensang district police participated in the workshop programme.

JMFC Tuensang, principal magistrate of juvenile justice board & secretary of TDLSA, N. Kano spoke on the various issues and concern areas relating to ‘Relevant Provisions on Juvenile Justice

Care and Protection Act 2015’ and legal aspects on duties of police official. He also highlighted the amended portion of Juvenile Justice Act. Kano also emphasized on certain procedural lapses sometimes committed by the investigating officers while handling the cases and encouraged the Police officers to follow the procedure.

DCPO Tuensang, N.S. Khaikho, who also addressed the participants on the Practical Issues & Concerns on Child Rights & Protection, pointed out that the practical challenges faced in implementing the law was due to limited resources, lack of proper infrastructures and facilities in the

district. He lamented on the lack of cooperation among the stake holders and called on the need for improvement.

Later, Legal Aid Counsel, TDLSA, Cheliam Khiamniungan spoke on the “Role of Stake Holders under Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act 2012. (POCSO)”.

Panel Lawyer, TDLSA, Antimangyang Chang spoke on the “Rights of an arrested persons and Free Legal Aid Schemes”.

Panel lawyer TDLSA, Yimtsusangla Chang was the moderator of the programme.

Earlier, SP Tuensang, R.V. Ezung, presented a précised illustration on the concept on the Juvenile Justice Act and Juvenile Justice System.

Beneficiaries with the forest officials and elders from villages.

DIMAPUR: Phek Forest Division on August 18 distributed solar lamps to ten villages located at the confluence of Tizu river under Phek District in collaboration with Mumbai Based NGO, Eco Solutions who donated the lamps.

The ten villages were: Mutsale, Tehephu, Kotisu, Sohomi, Suthotsu, Kizari, Tuzatsu,Khutsokhono, Khuza and Chepoketa.

The distribution programme held at Khuza village was attended by the ten village functionaries and local communities.

The benificiaries and EAC Khuza Tiayanger Jamir appreciated the initiative of

DFO Phek Rongsenlemla Imchen IFS and Phek forest division for their effort in transporting and distributing the lamps personally to each household.

They also expressed gratitude to Yatender Agrawal, the coordinator of Eco Solutions

for his compassion and aid.

Altogether the division has distributed lamps to 20 villages, ten under Meluri Sub Division and ten under Tizu.

The division aims to cover few more villages in the fourth phase.

Department of social welfare informs DIMAPUR: Department of social welfare has informed students with disabilities and NGOs working for person with disabilities that the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities would be implementing five categories of scholarship schemes for students with disabilities.The schemes are: pre-matric scholarship for class IX and X, Postmatric scholarship for class XI to post graduation, scholarship for top class education for post graduate degree or diploma in 197 notified institutions, National fellowship for persons with disabilities for M. Phil/Ph.D in universities/institute abroad.

In a press note, Joint director, Department of Social Welfare, Tulula Pongen informed that the details of the scholarship schemes of pre-matric, post-matric and top education would available on the website www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in and the last date of applying on-line on the portal is August 31.

Further it informed that applicants (both new and old) , after submission of application online to submit photocopy of all the documents including Aadhaar seeded bank accounts, Aadhar number to the nodal officer, national e-scholarship portal for students with disabilities to Department of Social Welfare Nagaland.

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Dimapur: Directorate of Geology and Mining, has convened its 36th State Geological Programming Board meeting (SGPB) meeting on August 20 at Conference Hall, Directorate of Geology and Mining Dimapur with parliamentary secretary, Geology and Mining, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier as chief guest.

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Pasighat: Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju along with noted singer Asha Bhonsle arrives at Pasighat in East Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh on Friday to inaugurate the Advance Landing Ground. (PTI)

He said activation of this ALG will not only improve the response time for various operational situations but also the efficacy of India’s air operations in the eastern frontier. “It will enhance our air support capability for the Army, paramilitary forces and the civil administration,” Mahajan said.

The Airports Authority of India is in the process of setting up a civil terminal, construction of which has yet to commence.

“The ALG at Pasighat will facilitate air connectivity with rest of the country and give a huge fillip to tourism in Arunachal Pradesh. The pris-

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For any assistance/clarifications please contact the undersigned during office hours.

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The “inaugural ceremony of all Nagaland, Aphuyemi elders forum (ANAEF) was successfully held on 18.08.2016 at the premises of all Nagaland Senior Citizen’s Office, Kohima with the Hon’ble Minister R & B Shri. Y. Vikheho Swu as the “Chief Guest” and Dr. S.I. Toshi Ao, President, NSCA as the “Guest of Honour” and Rev. Hotokhu P. Zhimo E.S, SABAK Pughoboto pronounced invocation prayer. Favoured by folk song Adoring Chief Guest & Guest of honour by Shri. Ushe and friends, speech by Guest of honour, Special number by Kichimi Sheshu, True Vine and speech delivered by Chief Guest.

Through this release we sincerely express our thanks and gratitude. May the Almighty God bless you all and Gods grace be with you all.

P. YEHOTO CHISHI KIHITO CHISHI President (ANAEF) Treasurer (ANAEF)

OFFICE OF THE AO SENSO TELONGJEM NOKLAK TOWN FELICITATES With immense pleasure and pride the Ao Senso Telongjem Noklak Town congratulates Er. Moanaro Longkumer, Executive Engineer PWD (R &B) Noklak Division on being bestowed the prestigious Governors’ Gold medal Award for her distinguished service on the occasion of the 70th Independence day celebration 2016.The union further wish and pray to Almighty God to continue bless her in all her future Endeavour.

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The Chümoukedima Village Council inform all land/plot owners affected by the railway alignment within its jurisdiction to come and identify their demarcated land boundary before the 27th of August 2016. The Village Council had already given public information through Press/ Newspapers on various dates about the joint survey carried out by the Land Records & Survey Dept. and Railway dept.

Therefore any individuals/party failing to report for the said survey for identification of land Boundary shall be doing so at his/her own risk as the Village Council shall be forced to take its own course of action and shall not be held responsible after expiry of the date of final public information.

For further information Contact : Chairman, Chümoukedima Village Council.

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(SUPPLY DEPOT ASC DIMAPUR) 1. Online & Physical bids are invited for purchase of following LPG Appliances at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur. First Cover will contain the details of Tender Fee, Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), Scanned copy of Acceptance of Terms & Conditions of RFP, Scanned copy of OEM Certificate, Scanned copy of TIN number allotment certificate and Scanned copy of CST/Sales Tax certificate. The Second cover will contain the financial bid (BoQ) :Ser No (a)

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Suit No : 61/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur: Nagaland Defendants : M/s. H A Garments, & Ors. To, 1. Shri. Hussain Ahmed, Prop. of M/s. H A Garments, Add : Shop No. PLB-4/5, New Market, Dimapur : Nagaland.

2. Shri. Abdul Noor, M/s. Twinkle Fashion PL/08, New Market, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 4,87,167.00/-(Rupees Four Lakhs Eighty Seven Thousand One Hundred and Sixty-Seven) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/09/2016 at 10:00 a.m. without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 19th day of Aug 2016.

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Phenshünyu Lowjvü Dimapur Unit convey our heartiest congratulations to the following persons on receiving the Governor's Gold Medal Award on the 70th Independence Day Celebration 2016.

1. Mr. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, INT (ESTT) S/o. Late Mr. Gwashwini Keppen 2. Mr. Awa Lorin, AEO, Office of the CEO Kohima S/o. Rev. M.K. Lorin.

The Lowjvü Unit Dimapur further pray that God would bless them with wisdom, long life and serve in the interest of the people.

RÜSHVÜLO LORIN President

SOHILO KENT General Secretary

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The Zhuikhü Baptist Church and Zhuikhü Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Kivitoli Zhimo, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Mughato Zhimomi and Toholi Zhimomi of Zhuikhü Village for being selected in the recently declared JEE (Civil Engineering).

We wish her success in her future endeavours.

Heqheshe Zhimomi Pastor Zhuikhü Baptist Church

Khekato N. Zhimomi President Zhuikhü Students' Union

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The Village Council Longjang would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Limawati Ao, son of Lt. Lanutoshi Longjang for promoting to the post of Director, Information & Public Relation and Ms. Imtisenla, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Supong Lkr for securing the post of Secretariat Assistant.

The Council continue to pray for successful and blissful life in the days to come.

I Imti Aier Lipoktemsu Jamir Chairman Secretary

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2. The title of above heading on CPPP site https:// eprocure.gov.in/epublish/app is "Supply of "Supply of LPG Appliances" Type A and Type B at "Dimapur" 3. Firms for Supply of LPG Appliances to Army are advised to follow the instructions provided in the "Instructions to the Contractors/Tenderer for the e-submission of the bids online through the Central Public Procurement Portal for e-Procurement at http://eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app" before proceeding ahead.

4. Tender documents may be downloaded from CPPP site https://eprocure.gov.in/epublish/app as per schedule as given in CRITICAL DATE SHEET as under :Ser No (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g)

Dimapur Mungya Union is immensely happy and proud to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri.

Rankathung Vikram Ezung (NPS) S.P Tuensang, S/o Shri. C. K. Ezong IRS (Retd) for being declared an awardee of the Governor's Gold Medal Award on the occasion of Independence Day 2016.

The Union further wishes his success in his future endeavours.

Chairman

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI, (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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The study Centre Co-ordinator of D.EL.Ed NIOS GHSS Dimapur inform all the trainees with back papers to fill up examination forms to be held in the month of October 2016 on or before 22nd August 2016.

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IN THE COURT OF SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI, (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 63/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur: Nagaland Defendants : M/s. Moromi Electronics & Ors To, 1. Shri. Abdul Mannan, Prop. of M/s. Moromi Electronics, Add : Shop No. HPS-12, Hazi Park, Dimapur : Nagaland.

Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 7,80,515.00/(Rupees Seven Lakhs Eighty Thousand Five Hundred and Fifteen) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/09/2016 at 10:00 a.m. without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

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Reference to this office advertisement No.01/2016 dated 24th Jan, 2016 regarding the filling up a post of Technician, Driver (T-I), it is to further notify that the written examination will be conducted on 4th Sept, 2016 (Sunday) at the Institute conference hall from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. The Admission Card (call letters) have been already issued to the provisionally eligible candidates. Details can be seen on the institute website www.nrcmithun.res.in.

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crore will be raised from other financial institution(s).

In this connection, NEDFi has already set up two wholly owned subsidiary companies viz, NEDFi Trustee Ltd and NEDFi Venture Capital Ltd to operationalise the venture fund which is expected to be launched by October, 2016, after the same is registered with SEBI. The investment focus of the venture fund will be in early and growth stage investments mostly in the fields of

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With immense joy and gratitude, we the All Nagaland Aphuyemi Elders Forum convey our heartfelt gratitude and congratulate Miss. Alovika Swu, daughter of Shri. Inavi Swu on her being appointed as D.S.P in the recently declared NPSC exam result.

We wish her all the best in all her endeavours and more success in the days to come.

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Dimapur, Aug 19 (NPN): To encourage Startup Ventures in north eastern region, North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Ltd (NEDFi) in collaboration with the Ministry of DoNER, is setting up the “North East Venture Fund”, a dedicated venture capital fund for the North Eastern Region.

The size of the fund will be Rs 100 crores of which Rs 45 crore will be contributed by M-DoNER and Rs.30 crore by NEDFi. The balance amount of Rs.25

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of Manipur High Court Justice, Rakesh Ranjan Prasad will administer the oath at 11.30 am on Sunday, official sources said Friday. The 76-year-old Heptulla had last month resigned as the minority affairs minister from the council of ministers of Narendra Modi government at the Centre.

Currently, Meghalaya Governor V Shanmuganathan is holding the additional charge as Manipur Governor.

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IMPHAL, Aug 19: Najma Heptullah will take oath on Sunday (August 21) as the new Governor of Manipur. Former Union minister Najma Heptullah was appointed as Governor of Manipur by the President of India on August 17 last. She will be arriving at Imphal on Saturday, a day ahead of taking oath as 18th Governor of Manipur. Acting chief justice

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The Bhandari Town Eloe Hoho, Bhandari Town Students’ Union, and Mhankai Okho Bhandari Town would like to express our gratitude and appreciation to Shri.

T.R. Zeliang, hon’ble Chief Minister, Nagaland and Shri R. Tohanba, Parl. Secy for Municipal Affairs and Economics & Statistics for making Bhandari a Town Council.

We also give our heartiest appreciation to Shri.

Mmhonlumo Kikon Parl. Secy for Labour and Employment & Skill Development and Border Affairs for his most sincere and tireless effort in making Bhandari Town Council from a Dream to Reality. We believe that he will continue to work for the welfare and in the interest of the general public.

BTEH, BTSU and MOBT.

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The Rotomi Welfare Dimapur Area extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Doshehe Y. Sema, Lt. Colonel and Former Minister and Mrs. Kuholi G. Yeptho, Additional Director, Higher Education, on being awarded the Governor's Gold Medal on 15th August 2016.

The Welfare wishes the best and pray that the Almighty God bless them with good health and wisdom in all their future endeavours.

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IMPHAL, Aug 19: Normal life in Manipur, particularly in valley districts, was paralyzed on Friday as the 48-hour bandh call in protest against arrest of former JCILPS convener Kh Ratan invoked good response on Friday. Imphal city wore a deserted look as vehicles including passenger service stayed off the roads since morning.

Except smashing of a car by suspected bandh supporters at Khurai area of Imphal East district, no other untoward incident was reported on the first day of the bandh which commenced Thursday midnight.

Long-distance buses including inter-state and inter-district also suspended their service for the day, giving impact of the bandh in other parts of the state including hill districts.

All business establishments remained closed. The students did not turn out to schools and colleges as the institutes remained close for the day. Banks too did not function even as government offices recorded a thin attendance.

Unlike the previous bandhs which were marked by violent incidents, strike supporters did not turn out on the streets to impose the bandh except at few places. In the early hour of the strike, some supporters took to the streets along the Imphal-Ukhrul road at Khurai Sajor Leikai and blocked the road. There were also reports of bandh support-

Baby Sensen ers imposing road blockades at Today we thank our almighty some places in Bishenpur and God for giving our angle to our family Thoubal districts. as you grow one year older may god Except the non-arrival of inter-district service vehicles, guide and protect you in everything there was no shadow of bandh you do.many many happy returns of in the hill districts of the state. the day. Happy birthday JAC formed against declaraWe love you always dad, mom, tion of former JCILPS convesis, dang & bro wati ner Kh Ratan as “wanted” by the Manipur police gave the Good morning lovely sis kato. bandh call registering a strong We are so lucky to have a worthy protest against arrest of the sister Like you.As you step into anpro-ILPS leader. Ratan was other new chapter of your life may our arrested by the police from Almighty God continue to bless you.

Imphal’s Keishampat Junction Happy birthday GBU. when he was taking part in From your loving siblings the relay-hunger strike being staged by women activists of the JCILPS on Wednesday night. The strike is due to end

by Saturday midnight.

To my sugary Elung (Bem Bem) Meanwhile, despite the bandh, the relay-hunger strike You are special and I hope that of the ‘Coordinating Body you float through the day with a on Scheduled Tribe Demand big smile on your face. You deserve Committee (CBSTDC)’ con- the best and nothing less. HAPPY tinued. They staged the strike at BIRTHDAY to the most sweetest the ground of Wal Youth Club, and exquisite person I know, you are an angel descended from heaven in Wangkhei today.

Convener of CBSTDC form of human being. Your charismatic charm, epitome of Mutum Churamani said that feminine beauty and your inherent God gifted makes you a relay-hunger strike will con- beautiful perfect woman that many wish to become. May God prolongs your longevity and bless you abundantly actinue till August 31, with the cording to His riches and glory of holiness. supports of likeminded people and groups, besides organizing With lots of love Pito Zhimo always your Mogu Mogu. public meetings at different locations. He informed that the body was planning to organize a mass rally on September 18 if the state government failed to send a memorandum to the Union government recommending inclusion of Meetei N E W D E L HI , Au g 1 9 said the necessary study has been (Agencies): The Central Water carried out in the Commission to in the ST list.

Commission (CWC) on Friday estimate the possible flood peak and alerted the Sikkim government, additional rise in river water level at the National Disaster Manage- different locations downstream of ment Authority (NDMA) and the landslide dam in the event of a the public sector hydroelectric dam break.

IT & ITES, food processing, company NHPC for possible dam River Kanaka joins river healthcare, tourism, retail and break scenario of an artificial lake Teesta about 3 km upstream of aggregation of services. It may on river Kanaka. The artificial lake Mangan. The location of landslide be mentioned here that NEDFi was formed on Kanaka in Sikkim dam on river Kanaka is about 4 km has been playing a proactive due to blockage of the river after a upstream of Teesta and Kanaka role in entrepreneurship de- major landslide. Apprehending the confluence. velopment in North Eastern dam break, the Commission asked “The live storage of Teesta-V, Region, providing handholding the state government, NHPC and in consultation with the concerned support like capacity building, NDMA to take suitable precaution- project authorities, may be utilised to moderate the landslide dam market linkages and advisory/ ary measures on their parts.

It noted that the water of the breach flood in the reach of river mentoring services to entrepreneurs including the much lake has already started flowing Teesta, downstream of Teesta-V hyneeded financial assistance to above the crest of the landslide dam droelectric project”, said the CWC first generation entrepreneurs at whose approximate height is about in its report, sent to the multiple 65 meters. Report of the CWC agencies. concessional rate of interest.

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3 NDFB(S) Heptullah to take oath as new militants killed Manipur Governor on Sunday

Tezpur, Aug 19 (PTI): Three NDFB(S) militants were killed in an encounter with security forces in Sonitpur district near Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border this morning.

Sonitpur superintendent of police Sanjukta Parashar told PTI the encounter took place when a joint team of police, CRPF-Cobra battalion and Army were conducting a search operation for NDFB(S) cadres at Mainaoshree Paharpur. When the forces approached an NDFB(S) camp where a group of militants were hiding, there was an exchange of fire in which three insurgents were killed on the spot and four others fled to the dense forest, she said.

The security forces destroyed the extremists’ camp, Parashar said, adding the slain militants were identified as NDFB(S) ‘platoon commander’ Raikhoo, ‘section commander’ Gothal and another named Aranga, the SP said. A search operation is continuing to track the ultras who fled, she said. Police said three pistols, two grenades, eight rounds of ammunition and five mobile handsets were recovered from the slain militants.

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which took off from one of the forward EAC airbases was a highlight of the event.

This was followed by a Su30MKI landing at the ALG. The touchdown by a frontline fighter jet of the IAF at the ALG is a ‘historic first’ in the predominantly hilly state of Arunachal Pradesh, which has several ALGs at varying altitudes.

“Pasighat ALG is a strategic asset, it is capable of operating all types of aircraft and helicopters. It improves our response time. Besides, it will also increase our air operations in the eastern frontier,” Group Captain Amit Mahajan said.

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Pasighat, Aug 19 (IANS): India on Friday activated its forward airfield at Pasighat in southeast Arunachal Pradesh that will allow big fighter aircraft to operate in times of emergency along the Chinese border. The upgraded Advanced Landing Ground (ALG) at Pasighat, barely 100 km from the India-China border, was inaugurated by Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju in the presence of Air Officer Commandingin-chief of Eastern Air Command, Air Marshal C. Hari Kumar.

A flypast by a formation of three Sukhoi-30 MKI Air Dominance Fighter aircraft,

tine and picturesque landscape of Pasighat, on the banks of river Siang, will become accessible to rest of the world.

The unspoilt natural beauty of the area is sure to attract many a tourist, which in turn will usher in a new round of prosperity and happiness for the local population,” Mahajan said.

The ALG at Pasighat was taken over by the IAF in February 2010. Previously, it was a small strip that was partly paved, partly grassy, and reinforced with perforated steel plates. It was utilised in the past for air maintenance sorties and casualty evacuation by the IAF. Commercial helicopter operations were also being undertaken from the helipads that existed earlier.

Following an MoU between the Arunachal Pradesh government and the ministry of defence in June 2009, the IAF had embarked on an ambitious reconstruction plan to upgrade eight forwards airfields, including infrastructure development at an overall outlay of nearly Rs 1,000 Crore.

The ALGs at Walong, Ziro, Along, Mechuka and Pasighat have since been upgraded and are operational now. Two AlGs at Tuting and Tawang are expected to be ready by the year end, while the ALG at Vijaynagar would be reconstructed as soon as road connectivity between Miao and Vijaynagar is restored.

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Clearing backlog of cases challenge: CJI

Shimla, Aug 19 (IANS): Chief Justice of India T.S. Thakur on Friday said that clearing the huge backlog of cases across the country was a national challenge for the judiciary, and pointed out that such backlog attracts criticism for the entire judicial system.

“Eighty per cent of the backlog is mostly in Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. The burden of the backlog is much here and it brings the entire judicial system to criticism,” he said.

Chief Justice Thakur, who belongs to this hill state, had come to lay the foundation stone of the National Law University near this state capital.

Patting the high courts of Himachal Pradesh and Kerala for less pendency of cases, the Chief Justice said the reason was the less number of judicial vacancies in these two states compared with other high courts in the country.

He said against a sanctioned strength of 13 judges in the Himachal Pradesh High Court, only two posts were vacant and this helped in the speedy delivery of justice.

“But in high courts where the vacancies are more, it has become a national challenge for the judiciary to clear the backlog at the earliest,” the Chief Justice of India added.

Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh expressed concern over

T.S. Thakur the pendency of cases as, he pointed out, it deprived the litigants of speedy justice.

He urged the Chief Justice of India to take up the issue of providing financial assistance of Rs 100 crore to the state for the completion of the National Law University.

The university requires more than Rs 150 crore.

Virbhadra Singh said that despite expansion of judicial set-up in the hill state, the pendency of cases has increased and added that it was the duty of the high court to clear the backlog immediately.

High Court Chief Justice Mansoor Ahmed Mir said judicial education was essential for enhancing the quality and improving the standards of justice.

He said judicial academies were responsible for planning and providing initial and continuous training of judges and court officers to enhance the quality of justice they dispensed.

UN chief deplores Kashmir deaths, offers to help

N e w D e l h i , Au g 1 9 (IANS): UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has deplored the deaths in the current unrest in Jammu and Kashmir and also offered his good offices to facilitate dialogue between India and Pakistan to “achieve a negotiated settlement” on all outstanding issues, including Kashmir.

“I deplore the loss of life and hope that all efforts will be made to avoid further violence,” the UN Secretary-General said in his letter, obtained by IANS. “I appreciate the continued commitment of Pakistan to the peaceful resolution of the Kashmir dispute for the sake of regional peace and security, as you reaffirmed in your letter,” Ban said in reference to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s letter. “The United Nations remains convinced that it is only through dialogue that the outstanding issues between Pakistan and India, including on Kashmir, can be addressed.”

“I stand ready to offer my good offices, should it be requested by both sides, to facilitate dialogue in order to achieve a negotiated settlement,” Ban wrote.

In his letter earlier, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif apprised the UN chief about the “deteriorating” situation in Kashmir. Nearly 70 people have been killed and thousands more injured in the Kashmir Valley in clashes with security forces in the wake of the killing of a prominent Kashmiri separatist Burhan Wani, in a military operation on July 8.

Kidney disease sufferers doubled in India

5 held for Delhi vehicle thefts and ‘rebirthing’ cases N e w D e l h i , Au g 1 9 (IANS): The Delhi Police on Friday said it has during this month arrested five people who made up an inter-state gang involved in stealing motor vehicles in the city and “rebirthing” them to be sold in the market.

Police also seized 20 luxury vehicles traced to the gang from various places, including Agra, Jaipur and Muzaffarnagar.

According to the police, the accused would buy scrapped vehicles from insurance companies on auction to use their registration, engine and chassis numbers on vehicles they would steal -- a process known as “rebirthing”.

The stolen vehicle, thus disguised, would then be sold off.

A senior police officer told IANS: “The gang was operating in the city for about one-and-half years and was involved in 30 cases of vehicle thefts. They would steal a vehicle of the same model and make as that of the scrap vehicle they got their hands on.”

“It became easier for them to put registration, chassis and engine numbers on the stolen vehicles as they had already obtained the original papers from the insurance companies.”

The gang earned huge profit by selling the stolen vehicles, the officer said.

All five accused were arrested in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh. They have been identified as Sanjay Singh, 39, a resident of Ghaziabad, who owned a scrap car dealership in Meerut; Mobin, 34; Salim, 30; and Kasim, 30 -- all residents of Meerut -- and Manan, 32, a resident of Jamia Nagar in Delhi.

“Sanjay Singh was the mastermind who would buy scrap vehicles from the market,” the officer said.

said Sudeep Singh Sachdev, Consultant for Nephrology at Max Super Speciality Hospital.

According to the Health Ministry, 2,000 new dialysis centres will be set up at districtlevel hospitals in the country within the next two years, underlining the gravity of the problem. The exact burden of chronic kidney diseases in India is still undefined, but its approximate prevalence is said to be 800 per million people (pmp). Elaborating on kidney problems in children, Sachdev said early detection is necessary for a healthy lifestyle in children to combat preventable kidney damage that may include acute kidney injury.

“Difficulty in gaining weight for the child and poor growth, frequent body aches, urination difficulty or longer

time in urinating, swollen face, legs, ankles while getting up in the morning are a few symptoms of kidney problems,” said Sachdev.

Piyush Rastogi, nephrologist of Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, said that change in lifestyle is the major cause of the rising kidney diseases.

“Lesser fluid intake, smoking, excess intake of medicines and drugs and salt intake are the reasons contributing to the rising chronic kidney diseases,” said Rastogi.

“Too much of sodium can lead to hypertension, so cutting down on salt intake is better. About 1.5 to 2.3 grams daily is the prescribed amount of salt intake. Healthy fluid intake is necessary for children, especially water, to avoid kidney problems,” added Rastogi.

Bangladesh seeks details on Zakir Naik’s operations New Delhi, Aug 19 (PTI): Bangladesh has sought from India details about Zakir Naik’s operations even as it said several prominent ulemas wanted action against the Islamic televangelist much before the deadly Gulshan attack last month.

Bangladeshi Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu, who is here on a six-day visit, said his country has cracked down on Naik’s Peace TV by banning its broadcast and indicated that it is waiting for India’s action against the controversial preacher. Inu said his country doesn’t have any evidence of links between home grown terrorists in Bangladesh with extremists outfits in India but at the same time slammed Pakistan for “harbouring terrorism”.

He said Bangladesh has witnessed over 43 attacks on thinkers, bloggers and people from Sufi faith and it has been found that in almost 90 per cent cases, the attackers had links with banned Jamaat-eIslami which he alleged was a “corroborator” with Pakistani forces during the 1971 Liberation war.

“From Bangladesh’s side Zakir Naik’s case has been settled. We have stopped the broadcast of Peace TV. In last one year, ulemas came up with written complaints against Naik. We are examining it. We think his teachings, in certain cases are not in compliance with the Quran or Hadith. So, that is creating confusion.

“In certain cases it is

DMK holds mock assembly session Chennai, Aug 19 (IANS): Suspended DMK legislators held a mock assembly session outside the Tamil Nadu secretariat building, even as the state legislature was in session, to protest against the suspension of 80 of its 89 lawmakers from the house for a week. The opposition party has filed a court case against the suspension and it will come up for hearing on Monday, Leader of Opposition and DMK Treasurer M.K. Stalin said while speaking at the mock session. During the mock session held for nearly an hour, Deputy Leader of Opposition and DMK leader Duraimurugan acted as the Speaker.

instigating. So, we have taken our position. We have asked the Indian side to take their position and give us necessary information,” Inu told reporters. In the backdrop of reports that ISIS was gaining ground in Bangladesh, he asserted that terror networks in his country is home grown.

Bangladesh had banned Naik’s Peace TV following the terror attack on the Holey Artisan Bakery in Gulshan Thana locality on July 1 in which 29 people were killed.

About his meeting with Information and Broadcasting Minister Venkaiah Naidu, Inu said both sides have agreed to broadcast their respective national TV channels in each other’s country.

The Minister said terrorism is Bangladesh is very different from terror networks in Pakistan, Afghanistan and the Middle East as his country has a “secular” approach, but insisted that the evil has its legacy in the 1971 liberation war.

“There is no so-called radicalisation in my country.

So, terrorism has a top-down approach in our country. It is not like Pakistan. In my country, a few people are involved in terrorist activities.

“Having said that terrorism in Bangladesh has a legacy and that legacy is the 1971 liberation war. Here Jamaat-eIslami, a party using Islam, was a corroborator with Pakistani aggressive force,” he said adding terrorism in Bangladeshi has its roots in Jamat-i-Islami and Pakistan’s ISI.

VISAKHAPATNAM, Aug 19 (PTI): Union transport minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday said nearly 800 “black spots” (accident zones) identified on national highways across the country, will be soon fixed to bring down road mishaps.

Inaugurating the two-day national workshop on Road Safety here, he said the Government had identified 786 black spots on national highways and it will be set right at a cost of Rs 11,000 crore.

Gadkari said at least 1.5 lakh deaths occur per year due to road accidents in the country and this can be reduced by 50 per cent in near future in co-operation with all state transport ministers.

NEW DELHI, Aug 19 (PTI): The age of “iron curtain” is over and the government needs to open up to provide swift and accurate information to the people, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan Rathore today said while asking officials to take to social media aggressively. “We need to open up. Typically, governments have been with iron curtains all around.

But today time is changing, so we first need to change our mindset,” Rathore said as he inaugurated a workshop for government officials on how to use Facebook more effectively for communication.

Addressing Press Information Bureau (PIB) officials who look after government’s communication outreach,

Rathore said that the process of how information is shared from decision makers to disseminators needs to get faster and social media can play a key role as it not only shapes debates on TV but also public opinion. “You cannot hide information in today’s world. You have to share that information.

The idea is to send the right kind of content that people can engage with,” he said.

Pointing out that often incorrect information regarding ministries and government departments goes on social media, Rathore said that on such occasions the correct facts should be provided.

“That is the time you could get to the social media and correct that information.

People are hungry for informa-

tion,” Rathore said. A lot of people dismiss social media, saying the debate going on there is “junk”, he said but emphasised that this very debate is even shaping what is happening on television or in the print media.

“It is shaping your mind when you sit on the dining table during dinner time and do your discussions,” he added.

He said that 85 per cent of central ministers are on facebook and 80 per cent ministries already have verified accounts.

He, however, emphasised that even this figure needs to be improved. Apparently referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is active on social media, Rathore said that the coach has shown the way and it is now for the players to act.

Only BJP leaders become governors: Shiv Sena Mumbai, Aug 19 (IANS): The Shiv Sena on Friday questioned why only former Bharatiya Janata Party leaders are appointed as governors and Lt Governors of various states and Union Territories while BJP allies in the National Democratic Alliance are overlooked.

“NDA allies like the Telugu Desam, the Shiromani Akali Dal, and the Shiv Sena are prepared to accept this responsibility. There are many experienced and senior leaders in all these parties. Nobody should grudge if a Raj Bhavan (governor`s post) comes

to them,” the Sena said in an edit in the party mouthpiece `Saamana`.

However, it rued that since “it`s a government of 280 (BJP MPs), nobody will listen to the cries of the allies”.

Referring to the oft-repeated demands to scrap the governor`s post, the Shiv Sena said it has been alleged in the past that the Raj Bhavans are used to house pensioners or inactive politicians who do the bidding of their political masters without batting an eyelid.

During political instability in any state, the edit

piece said, the Raj Bhavans become hotbeds of political activity. With elections due in Punjab and Manipur, the new appointees -- V.P. Singh Badnore and Najma Heptullah respectively -- would get adequate opportunity to carry out their `political duties`, the Sena said.

The Sena pointed out that retired defence or police personnel appointed as governors in the sensitive border states have altogether different responsibilities, given the problems of security and infiltration from across the country`s borders.

Expressing concern on increasing road accidents in the country, he said 70-80 per cent of mishaps occur due to road engineering defects.

He said the best of technology would be utilised to employ best engineering systems for road construction.

Also, the government will take all measures for transparent and corrupt-free system for issuance of driving licenses and certification as well as registration of vehicles, the minister assured.

As part of skill development, an institute for training of drivers, and research centres will also be established in each state.

Trauma care centres besides ambulance with necessary staff will be introduced at various points on national highways, Gadkari said.

Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said education, engineering, enforcement are very essential to control road accidents. He said it was important to educate children and

drivers to follow traffic rules.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu too said his government will implement best practices followed by other states to control road accidents.

He attributed the reasons for increasing road accidents to over-speeding, overload of vehicles and drunken driving.

The Chief Minister underlined the need for checking drunken driving at all checkposts on national and state highways.

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N e w D e l h i , Au g 1 9 (IANS): The number of Indians suffering from chronic kidney ailments has doubled in the past 15 years, and at present 17 in every hundred citizens suffer from some form of kidney disease, health experts have said.

The experts noted that several Indian population-based studies in the past estimated that some 150-230 persons suffer from End-Stage Kidney Disease (ESKD) in every million people, and about 2,20,0002,75,000 new patients need Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT) every year.

“The number of patients undergoing dialysis in India is also increasing by 10-15 per cent every year, which majorly includes children too.

Not much importance is given to kidney disorders as it is still under-the-radar condition,”

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ndeniably, the government of Nagaland’s policy to promote entrepreneurship through skill development is a positive one and it needs to be reminded, that a lot still needs to be done to provide the vital start up. However, bureaucratic rules which also means bending some when convenient and ignoring when inconvenient has not exactly helped promote the culture for genuine progress. In the past youths were sent on a study tour abroad to learn more about skill development or in some, politicians and bureaucrats doing the same but after having spent some crores of rupees, there is no visible change. It may be recalled, that promotion of entrepreneurship has been among the policies of the central government since the seventies which the state’s industries department had also been implementing (to the best of its limited ability then). The point that needs to be highlighted is that since the seventies and till today, development of entrepreneurship has been “implemented” in a variety of ways by the state government. Today, all those “successful” government-produced entrepreneurs in their thousands are not seen while some continued to draw huge subsidy and other benefits which the policy endowed. The lesson that can be drawn from the experience is that, the government cannot create entrepreneurs. The only visible impact are those involved in small ways with organic farming, widely practiced in Nagaland. This farming is suitable with rich top soil and beneficial climatic condition.

Dimapur, Kohima, Tuensang and Mokokchung districts to name a few, are suitable for growing varieties of vegetables and fruits. The local vegetables are not of hybrid type and therefore not fast growing. In a competitive market, buyers want biggest and best items that are reasonably priced. To achieve the desired physical attributes, adequate research needs to be undertaken to develop fast growing varieties of vegetables to promote export.

Farming in the state is still not well organized.

Since most of the produce are seasonal, fruit preservation has to be thought of in order to preserve the items. The state government has realized the potential and should chart a long term objective instead of organising too many promotional tours for farmers for political mileage. Though cooperative farming exist in several districts, the quantity produced is hardly enough to meet the growing demand of the domestic market. Even in the case of skill development, so far, most of those who were benefited through government assistance, have not made much headway. Economic venture in today’s context is private entrepreneurship with the government playing the role of a catalyst in framing relevant and useful policies on taxes etc.

Gone are the days of government subsidies and ‘development of entrepreneurship’. Today, the global environment provides the biggest place for business and governments play a very limited role. However in Nagaland, the government has become too obese, corrupt and inefficient and no one in authority, be it political or administrative, wants to change the system that brings windfall benefits. The catchword today is competition and to nurture the best so that the future is bright. This is a message that needs to be understood and realised. It is time to wake up to the realities and begin hard work. The plea of promoting economic development must not lead to creating of a privileged section that only widens economic disparity.

DailyDevotion Self-Awareness Come to Me… —Matthew 11:28 God intends for us to live a well-rounded life in Christ Jesus, but there are times when that life is attacked from the outside. Then we tend to fall back into self-examination, a habit that we thought was gone. Self-awareness is the first thing that will upset the completeness of our life in God, and self-awareness continually produces a sense of struggling and turmoil in our lives. Self-awareness is not sin, and it can be produced by nervous emotions or by suddenly being dropped into a totally new set of circumstances.

Yet it is never God’s will that we should be anything less than absolutely complete in Him. Anything that disturbs our rest in Him must be rectified at once, and it is not rectified by being ignored but only by coming to Jesus Christ. If we will come to Him, asking Him to produce Christ-awareness in us, He will always do it, until we fully learn to abide in Him. Never allow anything that divides or destroys the oneness of your life with Christ to remain in your life without facing it. Beware of allowing the influence of your friends or your circumstances to divide your life.

This only serves to sap your strength and slow your spiritual growth. Beware of anything that can split your oneness with Him, causing you to see yourself as separate from Him. Nothing is as important as staying right spiritually. And the only solution is a very simple one— “Come to Me….” The intellectual, moral, and spiritual depth of our reality as a person is tested and measured by these words. Yet in every detail of our lives where we are found not to be real, we would rather dispute the findings than come to Jesus.

Quotes

Despair is anger with no place to go. ~ Mignon McLaughlin

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, August 20, 2016

Post-mortem Will not the final political settlement Enough of excuses, please! under Framework be a blunder? T

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rior to the advent of the British expedition to part of the Naga hills, the Nagas had a life of independence in their respective villages though disorganised. The Nagas were therefore not the subjects to any known sovereign nation till those villages were brought under the administrative control of the British, headquartered at Kohima.

Having associated with the British and through the exposures to outside world in due course of time, the first enlightened Naga leaders realized the historical rights of the Nagas to be sovereign. The awareness of Naga sovereignty was intensified and Naga unity was solidified under the leadership of AZ Phizo on his becoming the President of NNC. Had the Naga political destiny being the Statehood, the Naga National Movement under NNC would have been nabbed in the bud in early 60s when Nagaland was created as a State out of 16-Points Memorandum. Yet, Nagas are destined by God to be a sovereign nation and thus the political movement survived even under the onslaught of the Indian army during the long drawn conflict.

A social activist once told me that a popular anthropologist told him that the Nagas are the linkman, and this has logic. The Mongoloid stock Nagas were placed in a strategic location between the great India and the north and south-east Asia nations. The Nagas, by race, are not Indians from every aspect of life and yet the majority Nagas are Indians by nationhood, so also the relationship. Whereas, by race we are closer to people in south-east Asia nations. During winter last year, a Japanese preacher came to preach to fellow Naga Christians at Kohima. He drew the comparison of similarities between Nagas and Japanese on two aspects. He said any Naga or Japanese child when born will have greenish patch at the lower back or buttock. Secondly, both Nagas and Japanese carry their child on the back unlike others carry so in the front like kangaroos do.

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in the midst of Hindus, Buddhists and Muslims. To be the linkage and to spread the gospel amongst the complex and heterogeneous races in this part of the world. I believe Nagas were chosen by God some 144 years ago through American Baptist missionary E.W. Clark, his wife and the evangelist Godhula.

I personally do not believe that Naga sovereignty can be achieved out of war. What I believe is that Nagas do not need Naga army with destructive weapons for conflict or for defence. What I also believe is that Nagas are required to do two things: one is to have unity and the other is to send not only 10000 missionaries but much more. And we leave the issue of Naga sovereignty to God like Joshua who depended on God for conquering Jericho, and when we humble ourselves before God what is not possible with Him. Nevertheless, Nagas are tired of housing, feeding and tolerating unpatriotic activities of groups of fighters for Naga Independence. The Nagas are totally fed up with divisions and we are overburdened. At this rate, there will be no respite to the woes of common man. Neither will there be any group bring Independence despite of the immense sacrifices made by the Nagas for it.

The Nagas therefore need recess.

The Nagas are desperate to have quiet time without being pestered by parasites. The answer to this may be the interim arrangement approved by all stakeholders and without closing the self determination chapter.

So far Naga Integration is concerned, it is permissible under Art 3 & 4 of the Constitution of India.

For instance, Nagaland was created under this provision out of Assam and so also Chhattisgarh, Uttar Khan and Jharkhand and all were created out of its parent States under the clauses (b) & (d) of Art 3.

Reiterating what was written earlier, NSCN(IM) cannot be blamed for not achieving Naga Independence. Not only this group but any other NNPG cannot do it in isolation because a faction cannot win sovereignty. Any group claiming

to fight for Naga independence is indeed futile, because if NSCN(IM) fails to get it, the other group will also face the same fate. There is no option except that Nagas come together as one.

In view of just the above, I would not have been critical with NSCN(IM), had this group been frank with the Nagas as for the ongoing negotiation. Had the group been honest with the Nagas that Sovereignty and Integration are not grantable by India, who is there to accuse, to undermine, to misunderstand and to force them to do what is not practical. Magnanimity and admission of ground realities would have been the panacea. Open heartedness would have united the Nagas without special mediation.

Unfortunately, NSCN(IM) is hell bend to have solo solution with articulated misinterpretations on what is sovereignty. Such interpretation is acceptable to NSCN(IM) and its supporters but not to the rest for the fact that that kind of sovereignty will not be recognized by other nations.

Coming to my headline, whatever is the status of agreement under the 3rd August 2015 Framework, it will be under the Constitution of India. The agreement will therefore be inconclusive as it cannot become conclusive without Naga sovereignty. It will therefore be interim in nature and not final. In September 2015, a Naga scholar in a small gathering, advised that the word ‘Final’ should not be used in the agreement of NSCN(IM) and GOI. This has logic. I, as an individual, support this that so much of Naga lives and properties have been sacrificed not for a settlement under the Constitution of India. Not getting the desired target can be understandable but to nail the political issue in the coffin of Indian Constitution will be considered as national crime and betrayal. Therefore, if at all the proposed settlement of NSCN(IM) with GOI under the prevailing trend of Framework is to be concluded as ‘Final’ to the political aspiration of the Nagas, it will be a blunder.

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he erratic power supply in our state is nothing new and needs no highlight. Nagaland must be the worst effected state in the country to be still reeling under such an inferior and bad power supply in this age. It would not be wrong to say that we are still living like in those medieval ages without any proper power supply for most of the time in this peak summer. Ever since I was born I haven’t come across any day, month or season that an electric current does not goes off here. When there is even a slight drizzle, the current goes off. When there is even little breeze the current goes off. When it is dry season there is an excuse of water shortage in the dams, when it is summer there is excuse power of overload due to high demand. Will we have a normal supply like any other place ever in our lifetime? Our technocrats and officials blame only the public of not paying their electric bills on time or hooking current etc. but allotting meter boxes and connection should also be on time. Though the power tariff has been enhanced yet the power supply is not improving at all. While on the other hand the disgruntled and the poor public suffers each passing day in this intense heat without any current for hours and sometimes even for days.

The rich people live comfortably inside their luxurious AC houses with their big generators with little or no botheration while the middle class and the poor people are the worst hit. Those who cannot afford generators and inverters are the pathetic lot. Even inverter batteries runs out as current continue to be shut out for several hours at a stretch. Old people, sick patients and little children are the most suffered lot. We cannot even let our children study in peace in this heat due to these power outages as water pours out from our bodies in few seconds. Foods in the refrigerators get spoiled as there is no current. Most of the time the power supply are shut down right from the early morning hours when people wake up eagerly to switch on their motor pumps but the current starts playing truant right from there. So washing, cleaning and cooking becomes almost impossible.

Voltage is so low that water cannot be even pumped out from an ordinary motor pump. So where do we get the most basic necessity –water? To send our children to school without doing all these becomes a nightmare. It is of my earnest appeal to the power department authorities not to cut off power

The Nagas, the spade handle and the backache

ost esteemed readers, in this issue I would like to pen a reflection on the topic: The Nagas, The Spade and The Backache. What I would do in this write-up is to demythologize the typical Naga myth that those who do not bend while engaged in work can’t earn one’s livelihood.

This saying is very common to almost all Naga tribes. There is truth and wisdom in it! For this reason, it is practiced down the corridors of history and till date. But stooping down for work does not necessarily mean physical stooping all the time. What our elders imply is carefulness and meticulousity in doing one’s work. Most often it is the message that we need to draw and not necessarily the physical stooping which is widely misunderstood. The problem is that it is often taken literally. There are so many people who sit comfortably and earn their livelihood. Look at the people from the plain who sit relax and do their work but they prosper much more than our traditional folks who toil in the sun and rain stooping down from morning till evening for fear of being criticized as lazy people.

Often times, our people would use very short handled spades which forces the body to stoop to the lowest angle possible. The repercussion is that most people in the villages suffer from backache. Think of the season for ploughing, every

minute a person has to straighten to regain energy. Imaging of a person who has to work for about four to five hours every day in such situations, excluding the time they move up and down the hill with baskets on their heads. How would one not get backache if it is continued for years? There are people who rear cows and bulls just for meat. What if they purchase trained variety which can be used to plough the field? This can reduce a great lot of health complications. Some tribes have already started using cows and bulls for ploughing.

Often the plain people are labeled as lazy for using longhandled spades. But at the end whose health is affected? It is we! Why not start using longhandled spades and plough the field and other related works?

After all, the yield does not depend whether we stoop down or not! One’s energy can be preserved for long duration in the course of the work and also one’s health of backache can be prevented to certain degree.

As a young boy in the village, my grandmother would ask me to apply mustard oil on her back when she return from the field. She would then ask me to massage them gently as we sit near the kitchen fire. The small mounts erupted from her spine would often frighten me, to which she and the others would laugh at me. This are results of years of strenuous works!

Take for another instance,

a person collecting snail in the paddy field who would straighten after every two minute to regain energy. Also think of the paddy transplanting season where one has to stoop to do the job. I am not saying we have to do away with all the stooping businesses. That’s simply impossible. There are jobs that cannot be done without stooping. I am only saying that there are jobs that can be done very well without stooping. One such instance is the spade handle!

As a young boy in the village once upon a time, I had a peer group where we go to each other’s field. There was fun and enjoyment. As I reflect back to those years of fun and happiness, I now feel that those years of straining the back to certain extent has its repercussion till date. Think of our village folks who strain themselves day in and day out.How much of expressions and gestures do they make at the end of the day for the tiresome work?

I feel every educated person must contribute something for the betterment of our folks.

We should share the good ideas that we gain with the village folks. We should find out ways to ease the existing problems by replacing with affordable technologies. We are still very comfortable with the traditional ways of doing things which are very strenuous. We can eliminate the things that affect our well-being. There are plenty

of ways to do the same job. We can always choose the easier way and save our energy for the long run.

Majority of the Nagas fear to do menial jobs for fear of being put down. While on the other hand, there are lots of financial constraints which could be averted to certain degree if the available works are taken up.

For example, there are plenty of jobs for people who are skilled as cobblers and barbers. But our people under the umbrella of pride prefer to work in the heat and cold. While the people from the plain sit relax under the roof and do their jobs and earn much more. For them, to find endless works in a foreign land is a real manna! During this summer break, I went to Phek hunting for the cobbler from one end of the town to another because some of them had gone home. It made me to reflect how we are unnecessarily dependent on people who come from a very faraway place when we could do things on our own.

How helpless we are in these situations!

Our people will still prefer to go down in the valley bearing the heat of the day for daily wage rather than sitting down under the roof and work.

Which of the two is inferior? I don’t see any work as inferior and superior. Every work that we do is for the betterment of humanity. For example, an IAS officer who may be gifted with intellectual caliber but if there is

no farmer to produce grain, no cobbler to stitch his/her shoes, no barber to trim his/her hair, what a misery it would be?

We must remember, we need one another in this journey of life. Each one is gifted differently! No job done is useless.

Everything is necessary and contributes for the betterment of humanity. Nagas always fear of being put down by others. Therefore, even if one has nothing at home, we prefer to pretend. Oh my foolish brethren when will we learn?

If one can work comfortably, what is the big deal in doing the same work for the same end? After all what one needs in doing the job is to earn money and get things done!

Often times our people work in the hottest part of the day without proper covering, leading to terrible sunburn etc. As a result, most people do not take care of their physical appearances which is very important.

One may be an ordinary village farmer but his/her decent presentation mean a lot to the people around.

We are blessed with wonderful climate. We can live a much better life by having good health of mind, body and spirit.

They are all interrelated. A person may have good health but if the psychological wellbeing is affected, a person may present himself/herself miserable to others and to themselves. This will be a great tragedy!

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supply during the early morning hours.

As even if you restore the current back in the daytime the low voltage does not allow the motor-pump to pull out water. Some poor churches that cannot afford generators have a very hard time conducting services. Transformers bursting, power-lines snapping, sparks in light posts are all common sight. Replacement of out-dated equipments and purchase of sub-standard goods should be stopped immediately. Transformers should also be updated and replaced according to the requirement of a locality. The businesses people are also badly affected as most business is run by power and without proper power supply they incur heavy losses but have to just bear the brunt on all these with no solution in sight .Some shops should also be allotted only limited supply as even during daytime they put on several dozens of lights in the daytime when the town is suffering acute shortage of power. It should be made mandatory for shopping malls, big complexes to acquire transformers. It is not only about paying but supervising the use of power judiciously. Street lamps and bulbs are seen switched on till daytime in many places which should be stopped. Doyang, Likimro and other projects should also provide enough supply to our own state even though we supply to others outside state. It is high time our power department should harness our streams and rivers and make our little state self–sufficient in power.

The public should also be judicious and wise in using electricity and think about others. Unnecessary electrical equipments and gadgets should not be used. There are some rich people’s mansions and buildings that use more electricity than an entire village or a colony. So it is not only about paying the bills but allotting according to the population wise or house wise too.

The most famous excuse of the power department is not being able to generate the required revenue. As technocrats and qualified people with assigned duties, the power department should also find ways to address this problem to make our Nagaland a better and a comfortable place to live instead of always passing the buck. Why should all the regular bill payers continue to suffer? It is a great shame that when so many private kingdoms are built over the state, we cannot still have a proper power supply in this age.

Salang Imchen

he Naga’s determinate fights for their right to self-determination and the India’s cautions to stop another disintegration of the Union after breakaway of Pakistan from the British administered India continues to be one of the major challenges in the Indian political imbroglio since the very beginning of Indian independent. For many years, the political realities happening in North East (NE) region of India, particularly with the Naga’s political issues are been censored from the media arenas and was kept out of debate.

Yet, unheard to many Indians, the never ending battles between Indian soldiers and NE insurgents, particularly the Nagas have never died down till to this very day.

With the persistence of this unsettled political issue with the Naga’s rights, India also have suffered long enough

of internal security crisis and at the global political platform, were smeared with a weak image to handle much of domestic political turmoil.

The determinant fight from the Nagas militant’s camps and the counter tactics from the Indian Government have led to loss of thousands lives from both the side since India was free from colonial rule.

The Nagas’ fight for selfdetermination does goes to the global level since 1930s when the Nagas under the legendary leadership of A Z Phizo declared their independent on 14th August 1947, day ahead of India and the same been notified to the Indian Government and the United Nations. The voice of the Nagas however failed to appeal global support as the most horrified World War II was settling to normalcy only then. The Indian on the other

hand intensified the used of coercive armed forces to suppress the Nagas demand for sovereign state. Yet this does not deterred the Nagas and a plebiscite was carried out in the land of the Nagas in 1952. The Nagas voted in unison against the merging with the Indian Union and clearly demonstrate their stand by boycotting the first Indian general election that was held in 1951-52. Unfortunately, the voice of the Nagas was never considered as ‘reasonable and rightful’ by the Nehru and his regime.

The Government of India (GoI) and Naga insurgents under the collective leadership of India Issac Chisi Swu and Thuingaleng Muivah entered into ceasefire agreement in August 1997 to give a fresh hope for amicable solution.

The 1997 cease-fire agreement gave some relief but the bitter

combats and the dialogues of claimed and counter claims continues without much possible hope. The ongoing negotiation, particularly with the signing agreement on 3rd August 2015 under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, must take deeper thought to hammer out the settlement in an honourable ways at the earliest for humanity, democratic principles and Gandhian philosophy that Indian strongly upholds and for the future welfare growth of both Indian and Nagas.

To be even more precise and specific, India must settle the Indo-Naga political issue for its own political reasons.

(To be concluded) Dr. V. S. Sholounii Pou, Teaches Political Science at Regional Institute of Edication (RIE), Mysuru, (sholouvs@yahoo.in)

ticular caste in Tamil Nadu would play the drum to lead the funeral processions and during the festivals because they are lower than the others. Today, young people of any caste would happily take up the job because they earn a lot. A particular caste once upon a time in Kerala would climb the coconut trees to pluck coconuts. Today, things have changed. The labeled caste for menial jobs has found greener pastures. People of any caste do the job today!

The educated class, particularly who travel around needs to get information as much as possible and enlighten our village folks! It is so very important to find out easy ways of doing things. This does not imply laziness. This does not mean we have to disprove everything of what our folks way back home do. What is the problem if we can choose the easier path to get the same job done? After all, it is very important to keep oneself healthy, wealthy and wise. After having read this article, make sure you lengthen your spade handle or at least encourage people for the same and see the result. Choose to preserve your health and that of your folks way back home.

My views arehowever subject to criticism and you can beg to differ!

Vekupa Rhakho George, Papal Seminary, Pune, (vekuparhakho@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Sickness sweeps Chessore with zero medical care Sir,

Ill health and sickness have been raiding over Chessore Town and Village over the past few weeks, with hundreds of them suffering from fever, headache, general weakness, etc. There has been no clear idea of what this unusual situation is all about.

Though majority of the victims are children yet elders are not exempted. With almost every family is affected by the problem the absence of proper medical care makes things terrible. The only Govt. PHC in the locality is without sufficient man-power and lack facilities. Reportedly the designated doctor has been on study-leave over two years. The people depend on the limited medicines and care available in the private sources. The miserable road conditions and lack of transportation facilities make the people unable to move out to other places for medical care. The locality has nearly two thousand families and there are many villages adjacent. Should the citizens be left to suffer negligence to this extreme? Isn’t it just and proper that the people receive required facility and care as citizens of the state though the place is remote and far from the main towns.

Fr.Francis Yimso Cheerangal

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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, august 20, 2016

9 AR fetes Naga youth on clearing army recruitment

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Peren police seizes IMFL

DIMAPUR: Jalukie personnel under the command of UBSI. Neizeu Yhome on August 7 conducted surprise checking of vehicles and seized 25 cases of assorted IMFL from a maruti gypsy (MN-05-0686) and arrested two persons namely Paisui and Dimos Neme.

According to SP, Peren, a case has been registered against both accused for further investigation.

In another incident, the same team intercepted a maruti gypsy (NL-07-4833) near Mhainamtsi on August 14 and seized 35- cases of assorted IMFL being illegally transported to Jalukie.

Peren police informed that a case has been registered and further investigation was under progress.

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AR interact with youths

Assam Rifles officials with the successful Naga youth at the felicitation programme.

DIMAPUR: A total of 23 youths from the seven districts- Kohima, Phek, Kiphire, Wokha, Peren, Dimapur and Tuensang, who were given pre-recruitment training by 9 Assam Rifles, cleared the Indian Army Selection Examination.

The pre-recr uitment training by the unit enabled the Naga youth to succeed in the recruitment rally attended by over 3000 candidates.

According to AR, felicitation ceremony for the successful youth was organised

at HQ 5 Sector Assam Rifles, attended by principal secretary and commissioner of Border Affairs, Justice & Law, Sentiyanger Imchen, IAS, and Commander HQ 5 Sector Assam Rifles. Selected youths with family members and village heads of nearby villagers attended the ceremony.

Sentiyanger lauded the efforts made by 9 Assam Rifles and HQ 5 Sector Assam Rifles to train the boys for the Army Recruitment. He also highlighted unemployment situation in Nagaland and the

importance of getting enrolled in the Indian Army and told the young boys that Army training was tough but it made a man out of boys. He advised the successful candidates to take the opportunity to interact with people from all over the country and learn to live in harmony and be a worthy ambassador of Nagaland.

All the successful candidates expressed their gratitude and appreciation to Assam Rifles for being true friends & mentor of the hill people.

DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles (AR) held public interaction with youths of five villages of Kohima Sub Division comprising Tsosinyu, Cheiphobozou, Zeizou, Nerhema and Chiechama Village at Battalion Headquarters, Chieswema on August 8.

According to AR sources, the interaction between commandant and the youth focused on present security situation, issues of taxation and ways to enhance cooperation between security forces and villagers.

During the session, commandant 9 AR also en-

couraged the youths to join government service as well as to take maximum participation in recruitment rallies and intimated them regarding assistance being provided for recruitment rally in form of pre-recruitment training, AR stated.

AR said that valuable suggestions from both sides were brought out to further improve the relationship between the security forces and general population.

Further, both parties vowed to stand together to work for long lasting peace and prosperity in the region, it added.

DGU blood donation & awareness programme

D I M A P U R : D i m a p u r camp would be held on AuGorkha Union (DGU) would gust 25, 10 a.m at Sacred be organising its 7th blood Heart School, 5th Mile, Didonation & awareness pro- mapur with chairman NIDC gramme in association with Tovihoto Ayemi as chief All Assam Gorkha Students’ guest and president AAGSU Union (AAGSU) and Gorkha Prem Tamang as guest of Students’ Union Dimapur honour.

Awareness and moti(GSUD) in commemoration of 72nd Martyr’s Day (Bali- vation drive would be held dan Diwas) of 1st Gorkha at Medziphema on August martyr Shaheed maj. Durga 20, Bamunpukhri, Lotovi, Malla (INA) and in honour Toluvi, Padumbukhuri on DIMAPUR: Poorna Shakti of Kargil martyr capt. N. August 21, Kirha Village, Kendra team under State Kenguruese (MVC) on Au- Darogapathar, Naharbari, 3rd Mile on August 22, and at gust 25.

Resource Centre for Women The blood donation Notung Bosti on August 23.

(SRCW) & EAC Yongnyah, Changsang Soted carried out plantation drive at Yongam, Nyang & Yongnyah Village for the total number of girl This is for general information that by Judgement students enrolled for this and Order date 24.03.2000, the Chakhroma Public Orgaacademic year in different nization decided the land dispute between Mr. R. Sopu schools of the village.

Angami and Model Village 5th Mile by demarcating the According to DIPR re- boundaries between them and boundary pillar was erected port, altogether 550 saplings in the presence of the Chakhroma Public Organization, were planted at three villages, the land owner Chumukedima Village, Chakhroma Youth namely, Yongam Village (90), Organization and other leaders. This case was taken up Nyang Village (132) and on the consent of both the parties. Thereafter, Mr. R. Yongnyah village (328) sig- Sopu Angami preferred and appeal before the apex body, nifying the total number of the Angami Public Organization but the decision of the girl students.

Chakhroma Public Organization was upheld.

The plantation drive Now it was brought to our knowledge that Mr. was carried out to create awareness on the importance R. Sopu Angami in contravention to the Judgement of girls education as well as and Order dated 24.03.2000, is making false claim and erected a temporary structure in a portion of the land on environmental protection.

The Team, in collabora- 14.07.2016 belonging to Model Village, 5th Mile. This tion with the postal depart- development is seriously viewed with and Mr. R. Sopu ment, is also conducting Angami is directed to dismantle the structure within 3 awareness drive on the Sukh- days time from the date of publication of this Notice. anya Samriddhi Account Further, necessary action shall be taken against any launched by the prime min- persons or individuals violating this Notice. ister on January 22, 2015 as Zakievisie Kruse Vichütuolie Mere a part of Beti Bachao Beti Secretary President Padhao Campaign.

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GPRN/NSCN welcomes home Plantation drive at comers; terminates members Yongam, Nyang, DIMAPUR: GPRN/NSCN ‘corporal’ Thrunso, FGN Yongnyah villages has welcomed 32 members ‘corporal’ Mukam, NSCN (K) ‘corporal’ Kinito, NSCN (R) ‘l/corporal’ Anon, NSCN (I-M) ‘pte’ Hevishe, NSCN (I-M) ‘pte’ Khulu, NSCN (I-M) ‘pte’ Hotokhu, NSCN (I-M) ‘2ndlieut’ Hukiye, FGN (N/A) ‘2nd lieut’ Hozheto Yeptho, NSCN (K) razou peyu S Namang Chang, NSCN (K) razou peyu V Chua Chang, NSCN (K) CCM-cum-chairman Vekui Chakhesang, NSCN (I-M) tatar Tokuho, NSCN (I-M) razou peyu Khekito, NSCN (I-M) razou peyu Vihozhe Aye, NSCN (I-M) razou peyu Akavi Chishi and NSCN (K) khapur Haili Konyak.

Meanwhile GPRN/ NSCN MIP has informed that the government has terminated ‘corporal’ Vitovi son of Kivito of Ghowoto village and ‘l/corporal’ Mughaka son of late Visheto of Phuye Old Village with immediate effect for breaching the ‘azha’ of the nation.

Nagaland Press Association condoles

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Press Association (NPA) has expressed pain over the sudden demise of Tongpangwati Longchar, father of Akangjungla Longchar of The Morung Express, who passed way after a brief illness at GNRC Guwahati on August 18. In a condolence message, NPA conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and pray to the almighty God to grant them strength to bear the loss.

DIMAPUR: Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) Dimapur organized an anti tobacco awareness on August 12.

BDS PGD (HP) district oral health officer & nodal officer National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP) Dimapur, Dr. C Tetseo and social worker (NTCP), Medongunuo Pienyii were the resource persons.

While presenting power point, Dr. Tetseo said that tobacco was the only legally

available consumer product which kills people when it is used entirely as intended.

He pointed out that due to tobacco consumption, one million people die every year in India and added Nagaland has the second highest prevalence rate of tobacco use in the country.

Tetseo also urged the youth to stay away from tobacco so as to live long life, be free from its related diseases and live a better dignified life.

After short interaction, principal of SCHE, Dr. Fr. Policarp Xalxo thanked the resource persons, and exhorted all the students to sensitize the people about the harmful effects of the use of tobacco.

250 students and faculty of SCHE took a pledge ‘No’ to tobacco products and ‘Yes’ to good health and healthy habits. In view of making tobacco free campus, hoardings were put up and anti-tobacco committee was formed.

SACHDEVA COACHING INSTITUTE Near State Bank of India (Main Branch), Kohima Road: Dimapur.

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from different Naga Political Groups (NPGs) into its fold and has appreciated the wise decision of the members in joining the group under the leadership of its president ‘Gen’ (Retd) M.B. Neokpao and Ato Kilonser N. Kitovi Zhimomi. In a press release, GPRN/NSCN MIP informed that the following members joined its fold: NSCN (I-M) ‘captain’ Lesanmong, NSCN (R) ‘captain’ Engo, NSCN (K) ‘lieut’ Shekhoi, NSCN (R) ‘lieut’ Peyong, NSCN (K) ‘lieut’ Xukiho, NSCN (I-M) ‘2nd lieut’ Kiutsuthong, NSCN (R) ‘2nd lieut’ Enghuh, NSCN (R) ‘s/major’ Hangpong, NSCN (R) ‘sergeant’ Pelao, NSCN (I-M) ‘sergeant’ Sutsaba, NSCN (I-M)‘sergeant’ Akito, 5 NAP ‘sergeant’ Vepotso, NSCN (R) ‘sergeant’ Siponglimba, NSCN (R) ‘sergeant’ Imti, NSCN (R)’corporal’ Chingmak, FGN

Students of SCHE and faculty taking pledge ‘no’ to tobacco products.

RAINBOW COACHING CENTRE DC. Court Road Duncan Basti Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland

ADMISSION STILL OPEN Cl. 10, Cl-12 (Arts) in all subjects Cl. 12 (Science) both regular & Repeaters

* Classes Mon to Sat. Regular Unit, weekly & monthly test.

Hostel Attached for both Boys & Girls in separate building.

For details, Contact : 03862-248524 (O) 9856857778

R.N-4 MIDLAND DIMAPUR, M-9863890888

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Contact : 9856051979/9862718448

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ADMISSION OPEN Target NEET/JEE (Main) 2017 Class starts : 30th August

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Dimapur: MLA & NIDC Ltd chairman Tovihoto Ayemi has expressed grief at the demise of late Tongpangwati, NIDC Ltd manager, who had served under various capacities in NIDC Ltd for the last 32 years. In a condolence message, Ayemi said late Tongpangwati was a “sincere”, “honest” and “dedicated officers” whose untimely demise was a huge loss not only to the family members but to the NIDC Ltd in particular and Naga community in general. MLA further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

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Contact : 7005226055 879882207

Near Red Cross Building PR Hill, Kohima Contact : 8415857149

LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE 3 Bighas 10 Mins drive from 4th Mile Central Jail Junction at Showaba Village Main Road Touched No Broker Ph : 9612305098

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AREA – 7 Bighas Near Great Commission School, No earth filling required.

Contact No: 8731819774

LAND FOR SALE

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LAND FOR SALE

Measuring 100 x 100 ft. at Miya Bazar, Touching Colony Main Road, No earth filling required Price : 140 per sq. ft Negotiable Contact : 7085169449

No. 1699 Yesterday’s solution No. 1698

URGENT SALE GLX BOLERO

In a Very Good Condition for Urgent Sale @ Rs. 2,45,000/(Negotiable) NL07 with HSRP Contact : 9856092162

FOR SALE TATA MOBILE

LAND FOR URGENT SALE

Land measuring about 35 Acres at just Rs. 10/- per sq. ft at Kejanglwa Village Highway attached to New D.C. Office Peren, Nagaland Contact : 9402819156

Across 1 Laboratory glass for experiment underground? (4,4) 5 There’s still one abominable snowman (4) 8 Slender girls’s first object (5) 9 Brisk movement of small singer backing Australia (7) 11 Close to neckwear, item of lingerie (7) 12 Famous public school rejected by Duke (5) 13 Discrimination in moving images (6) 15 Leader of people entertained by splendid meal (6) 18 Dance in Burma, after a fashion (5) 20 Odd trinkets containing uranium (7) 23 Gently strike a girl - on the knee (7) 24 Horrible setting for old material (5) 25 Card game providing something for one to do (4) 26 Taste our fresh fish (3,5) Down 1 Giant bird a non-starter (5) 2 Short cut in translating English (7) 3 Drunk reluctant to part with money (5) 4 Sculpture reportedly transported (6) 6 A bird regrets losing its wings (5) 7 Working properly as a monk?

(2,5) 10 Back university for religious type (5) 13 Relevant article on surgery accepted by experts (7) 14 Southern shopping area that’s compact (5) 16 Condition is poor when ordered to take five (7) 17 Regard wise man we might hear in cold spell (3,3) 19 Accommodation for travellers in remote land (5) 21 Joiner in Rhode Island with former GI? (5) 22 Perspire when cooking a stew (5)

Santro (Hyundai) Model : 2011 NL-Regd. HSRP Colour : Crystal White Price : 1,40,000/-

Contact : 9862047570

FOR SALE

1. BOLERO SLX 2012 S 2. FORD FIGO DT iS 2011 A 3. ALTO 800 STD 2014 4. ALTO 800 STD 2012 L 5. ALTO 800 STD 2013 6. ALTO STD 2004 E 7. ALTO LX 2005 & 8. ALTO 800 LXI 2013 9. OMNI VAN 2005 P 10. NANO EX 2011 U 11. HYUNDAI VERNA 2014 12. MARUTI 800 2003 R 13. MARUTI 800 2005 14. SWIFT DESIRE LDI 2010 C 15. EON D LITE 2012 H 16. WAGON R LXI 2011 17. TOYOTA ETIOS LIVA 2014 A 18. A-STAR LXI 2011 S 19. SWIFT VDI 2007 20. ALTO K10 VXI 2011 E Contact : 09774172971 09856586925

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Reg. No. : NL-07J-3220 Chassis No : MD2DSPA22UPA42829 Engine No : JBUBUA52531 Colour : Black Magenta Owner : Angami Motors Stolen From : Near DDSC Ground on 5th Aug. 2016 Finders may Contact : 9089549437

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Contact : 9856124324 8974879718

NEWLY OPENED MERCY HOSTEL

MIDLAND : DIMAPUR Adjacent to Highway 24hrs. Water & Electricity Facilities Walkable distance to Schools & Colleges !! Admission Free!!

For First 5 students Contact : 8575372152

IN THE COURT OF 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 Temsukaba has filed by Mrs. Amongla Walling relation-wife/children, R/o Viola Colony, Dimapur to draw his :1. G.P.F, G.I.S, Leave Encashment, Gratuity.

2. Monthly family pension, Any other service benefits.

3. LIC Police No. 444185779 4. Domestic Gas under M/S Ashely Gas, New Consumer No. 12783.

Who expired on 06/08/2016.

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 20/9/2016.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 19th Day of Aug. 2016.

District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PUGHOBOTO : NAGALAND JUDL-4/SUCC/2016-17/ Dated PBT 12th August 2016

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas, Smti. Yevili Sema, w/o Lt. Hevukhu Sema of Mishilimi Village has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate under Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to claim Family Pension and Bank Account etc of her husband, who expired on 10.04.2016.

Therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30(thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice.

(AVELU RUHO) Additional Deputy Commissioner Pughoboto : Nagaland K-3116

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

LOST NOTICE

Marksheet of 1st Semester Political Science Honours Name : Jenny N. Tungoe F/Name : Nrio Tungoe DOB : 20.01.1995 Exam No : AH13090018 Regd No. 1309001817 of 2013 Institution : Oriental College Kohima.

Dt. Zbto the 17/08/2016

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti. Kasheli Zhimomi of Zhekiye Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Kughavi Zhimo, has expired on 26-06-16.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same.

Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 1382/2016 Dated : 18/08/16

I. Mr. Ayhun Semp, S/o Mr. Gwanilo Semp & Mrs. Tenyesin Semp resident of Tseminyu Town, Kohima, Nagaland solemnly declare that my surname and my father/mother name is inadvertently entered as Ayhun Tep, S/o Mr. Rujukhin Tep & Mrs. Tenyesin Tep in all my documents and I want to rectify my name as Ayhun Semp, S/o Mr. Gwanilo Semp & Mrs. Tenyesin Semp in all my official & correspondence records.

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FOR SALE

Near G.H.S.S Gate Half Nagarjan Dimapur, Nagaland

Imported Gowns starting @8000

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/38

SCORPIO M.HAWK VLX 2012 (NL) XUV W8 SPORTZ 2015 (NL) BOLERO SLX M2DI 2012 (NL) BOLERO SLX 2010 (NL) BOLERO GLX 2004 (NL) DUTSUN GO 2015 (NL) EON D'LITE PLUS 2012 (NL) EON ERA 2012 (NL) i 20 ASTA 2010 (NL) EECO (7 Seater A/C) 2010 (NL) EECO (7 Seater) 2010 (NL) FIAT LUMIA 2010 (NL) WAGON R LXI 2011 (NL) WAGON R LXI 2010 (NL) ALTO 800 STD 2012, 2014 (NL) ALTO 800 LXI 2012 (NL) ALTO K10 LXI 2011 (NL) ALTO K10 VXI 2010 (NL) ALTO LX 2009, 2011 (NL) ALTO STD. 2007 (NL) # : 9774699215/9089314904

Sale & Purchase

(Chubanungsang) Gen. Secy., ASTN.

KATS WEDDING DRESSES

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* ACTIVA HONDA 2011 * PULSAR 150 Model : 2011, 2012 Call : 8974347946

Model : 2011 Price : 1.90 Negotiable

RAFFLE DRAW RESULTS 1ST PRIZE = Sl. No 2886 2ND PRIZE = Sl .No 2857 3RD PRIZE = Sl. No 0341 CONSOLATION PRIZES : Sl. No’s are as follows : 2996, 1322,0365,2725,2822 2017, 2298,0676,1056,0841

TIZU

Khermahal, Dimapur – 797112 Dimapur, Nagaland.

M : 9774006370, E- mail : tizu@rediffmail.com Dealer: Generators 1000 w – 1000 kva, petrol ,diesel.

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URGENT SALE

FOR SALE

Please contact between 9 am – 5 pm 9436233564/03862-248609

No. 2872 Yesterday’s solution No. 2871

SWIFT VXI 2006

Contact : 8732064630

Contact : 9774137477

A Govt. Patta Plot for sale located at Green Valley, 2 minutes drive from Eden Medical Centre/ Sub-Jail, Dimapur. 7280 sq. feet @ Rs. 265/sq. ft

No. 8251 Yesterday’s solution No. 8250

FOR SALE

Area : 25,836 sq. ft with Ring Well Rs. 210 per sq. ft Price slightly (Negotiable) Contact : 9856041069

LAND FOR SALE

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Center lock mf. 2009 48,000 Km Done Price : 2 Lac (Nego) No.WBOA3919 Contact : 9612713883 9612292739 K-3136

@

AOYIMTI VILLAGE 2½ Mile DP-5920

1 Bigha near Daily Market Rs. 120 per sq. ft Contact No : 8575108771

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2 Bighas near Public Ground, Rs. 75 per sq. ft

NAGA UNITED

@

NAGA UNITED VILLAGE

FOR SALE ALTO LXI

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@ NEW SHOWUBA

Model : 2011, Price : 4,50,000 (Nego) Contact : 7085509411

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K-3131

SCORPIO M.HAWK

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Below Bible College, Kohima

FOR SALE Belho Complex

FOR SALE

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# : 8415829492/8258006243

Price : 1,10,000 (Nego) Contact : 8257994707

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Dhobinala, Dimapur

GYPSY Euro-I (New Model)

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(Septic Tank Cleaner) POONAM HOME APPLIANCES

Model : 2012, NL-Regd Price : 4,85,000 (Nego)

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Booking Counter

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DMC CESSPOL

AO SENSO TELONGJEM NOKLAK TOWN

(Moa. Aier) President, ASTN.

BOLERO SLX

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New Delhi, Aug 19: Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Pvt. Ltd. Friday celebrated the first-anniversary of its stylish 110cc motorcycle – LIVO by introducing two exciting new colours Imperial Red Metallic and Matte Axis Gray Metallic.

The new color palate on LIVO further enhances the sporty character and bolsters the youth appeal of this stylish motorcycle, adding more excitement for many aspirational first time bikers in India. LIVO, which has redefined the stylish sports youth category in 100-110cc motorcycle segment, has received an excellent response from customers with 2.5 lac units sold since its launch a year ago. On the occasion of LIVO’s first-anniversary, Y. S. Guleria, Senior Vice President – Sales & Marketing, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt. Ltd. said, “In the past 12 months, the LIVO successfully went against the wind and outperformed, while the 100-110cc segment was under stress and faced a negative growth. With 2.5 lac units sold in a year, LIVO is now Honda’s best-selling motorcycle in the segment & the new exciting color options will further enhance LIVO’s sporty character and youth appeal.”

Price : 35 Lakhs (Negotiable)

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Honda celebrates LIVO’s first-anniversary

Contact : 9862735526

FOR SALE

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Bangladesh.

Trucks carrying the petroleum goods will ply in the Dawki (Meghalaya) – Tamabil (Bangladesh) – Chatlapur (Bangladesh) – Kailasshar (Tripura) route.

The validity of this facility is till September 30.

Both sides have also agreed to extend the transit facility for a further short period on need basis.

The northeast frontier railways has also started a roll on-roll off (RoRo) service from this month to carry fuel tankers loaded on flatbed rakes to help Tripura mitigate the fuel crisis.

(For Both Men and Women) New Ministers’ Hill Kohima For College, University, B.Ed Trainees and working man & women.

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ables IOCL to send its trucks carrying petrol, diesel, kerosene and LPG from Meghalaya to Tripura via Bangladesh.

India signed a short-term agreement with Bangladesh on Thursday to allow transport of petroleum products to Tripura through its territory after heavy rain virtually cut off Tripura’s road link to Assam from where the supply originates.

The memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed by Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL) and the Roads and Highways Department of Bangladesh in Dhaka.

The MoU enables IOCL to send its trucks carrying pet-

PAYING GUEST

SHOP

Bandhan India signs MoU with B’desh to FOR SALE with House Bank launches move petro products to Tripura Land (13 Rooms) Ag arta l a , Au g 1 9 rol, diesel, kerosene and LPG five DSC Measuring 120 x 45 (Agencies): The MoU en- from Meghalaya to Tripura via

Dimapur, Aug 19 (NPN): After setting its foot in Nagaland by opening a bank branch in Dimapur on September 16, 2015, Bandhan Bank has now come up with five micro banking centers, known as the Door-Step Banking Centers (DSC) in different parts of Dimapur, viz- Diphupar B, Chumukedima, Padumpukhuri, Kuda Village (Nagarjan) and Industrial Estate Village.

The launching of the first DSC branch in Dimapur at Diphupar-B was inaugurated by the Deputy Commissioner of Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome IAS as the chief guest.

The chief guest stressed on the importance of micro finance in the district and also mentioned that in every DCC meeting, he had been stressing to all the bank officials to raise the CD ratio at a desirable level.

The introduction of micro finance by Bandhan Bank will help the masses in a big way specially the women groups, said the DC and wished success in its endeavor.

Altogether 30 beneficiaries were given the micro loans from the five DSCs as part of launching the DSC centers.

Others who spoke on the occasion were head GB of Diphupar-B village, L. P. Therie, Bandhan Bank Cluster Head, Rana Jafri Islam and Bandhan Bank Micro Banking Cluster head, Ratan Sharma.

AHMEDABAD’S LEADING CALLCENTRES URGENTLY REQUIRES MALES / FEMALES E X E C U T I V E S D E TA I L S , CONTACT: 81329-58777.

JOB VACANCY Wanted 50 Female Receptionists/CRO for group of Multibrand Car Showrooms in Ahmedabad. Attractive remunerations with travel & accommodation facility.

Call : 8729914130/8974035504

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on the basic knowledge of photography, importance of photography in today’s education system, difference between mobile click and camera click, professional scope as a photography career in professional life and advantage of DSLR camera.

He also delivered a power point presentation on the creative tips of portrait. The programme also followed live demonstration where the students actively participated.

Altogether more than 50 students took part in the workshop. The students were awarded certificate for their participation.

The workshop was organized with the aim to enhance the students towards photography and to create photography awareness.

Organizers along with students during the joy of photography workshop. (NP) It may be mentioned that Canon image square (synergy systems) is located opposite Staff Reporter phy Day, Canon image square lege, Dimapur. and Canon Indian organized At the workshop, trainer reliance petrol pump near, DIMAPUR, Aug 19 (NPN): joy of photography workshop from Canon India, Hitesh Airtel office, Circular Road, Celebrating World Photogra- Friday, at SD Jain Girls Col- Vig highlighted key points Dimapur.

VACANCY

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, august 20, 2016

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GIFT DEED

Date : 16.08.2016

This Deed of Gift made on this 16th day of August 2016 between Shri. K. Kamu Swunetho S/o. Khumtsa, resident of Daklane Colony, Kohima, Nagaland (hereinafter called the DONOR) of the one Part; and Shri. Lhovito S/o K.Kamu Swunetho (hereinafter called the DONEE) of the other Part.

WITNESSES, that in consideration of the natural love and affection which the DONOR had and still has for the DONEE, the latter being his son, the DONOR doeth hereby grant, convey, transfer, give and assure unto and to the use of the DONEE, freely and voluntarily, the landed property mentioned and described in the schedule hereto and hereinafter referred to as the said property and delivered possession of the same unto and in favour of the DONEE TO HAVE AND HOLD the same for his sole use and benefit absolutely and unconditionally forever. Usual covenants as in a SALE-DEED AND THAT the DONEE accepts the gift of the said property hereunder made as testified by him being a party hereto and executing these presents.

SCHEDULE OF LAND The land is measuring about 1912 sq. fts situated at Daklane Colony, Kohima which is bounded by :South : Footstep East :- Footstep North : Road West : Hokheto IN WITNESS WHEREOF the DONOR has executed these presents and the DONEE has accepted the gift on the day, month and year first above-written.

Witness Signed and delivered by : DONOR 1. Ilika Swu Signed and accepted by : (DONEE) K-3128

Regd. No. : 875/2016 Date : 19/08/2016

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. Kakihe Zhimomi, S/o Vitoho Zhimomi, resident of Shoipu Village under Satakha Sub-Division, District Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly state and declare on oath as following :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, residing in above mention address.

2. That I use my name as "Kakihe" and my father's "Tozhevi" in all my academic and relative documents and records, whereas I want to change/rectify my name as "Kakihe Zhimomi" and my father's name as "Vitoho Zhimomi" 3. That from now on I will use my name as "Kakihe Zhimomi" and my father's name as "Vitoho Zhimomi" in all my official documents and records.

4. That this affidavit is made for the purpose to declare that from now on I will use my name as "Kakihe Zhimomi" and father's name as "Vitoho Zhimomi" in all my official documents and records.

5. That the statements made in this affidavit are all true and correct top the best of my knowledge belief and nothing materials has been concealed therein.

And I sign this affidavit on this 19th day of August 2016, at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent.

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AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE OF NAME

I, Vishepu Z Kappo, son of Zhehoshe Kappo, resident of Shoipu Village under Satakha Sub Division of Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That my name has been recorded as Hokito in all the educational certificates and in other relevant documents etc.

2. That now I have changed my name as Vishepu Z. Kappo in place of my previous name Hokito.

3. That in future, I will be known be my new name i.e Vishepu Z Kappo in future for all purposes.

Verification :Verified on this 19th day of Aug. 2016 at Dimapur, that the above contents of this affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and noting has been concealed therein.

Deponent Sworn before me.

Regd. No. : 876/2016 Notary Public Date : 19/08/2016 DP-6135

Dalai Lama the world’s problems. The letter, released yesterday, call for the US government to facilitate the involvement of the Dalai Lama or his representatives in the global debate on climate change and its potential consequences given Tibet’s fragile environment, rapid warming and critically important reserves of freshwater. Urging the US government to publicly support the right of the Dalai Lama to return to Tibet, the letter asks Obama to publi-

cally and regularly call for the immediate and unconditional release of all Tibetan political prisoners held by the People’s Republic of China whose cases have been documented by the Congressional-Executive Commission on China. It seeks establishment of a US consular office in Lhasa, Tibet to help the US observe and address the obstacles to freedom of movement that affect both Tibetans within China, and US citizens, including Tibetan-Americans, who seek to travel to Tibetan areas of China.

The letter also seeks enforcement of norms of reciprocity to ensure that senior Chinese officials responsible for restricting the access of US officials, journalists, TibetanAmericans and other citizens to Tibetan areas of China are themselves restricted in their travel when they are in the US. Prominent among those who signed the letter are Congressman Eliot Engel, Ranking Member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee Nita Lowey among others.

Dubai, Aug 19 (PTI): A four-day exhibition of captivating photographs of fascinating landscape of mountains, forests and rivers in Kerala is being held here to promote the state’s tourism in the Middle East.

Titled “ItsTheWayYouSeeIt”, the exhibition showcases photographs that capture the uniqueness of Kerala’s 209-km- long Bharatapuzha (River Nila).

The event, hosted by The Blue Yonder- an enterprise working in the field of travel industry, began on August 17 at the Cartoon Art Gallery here.

It showcases captivating pictures by travel photographer Ajay Menon, which takes viewers through a fascinating landscape of mountains, forests, rivers and the mesmerising monsoon – all defined by the River Nila.

An integral part of the cultural and the social fabric of Kerala, River Nila is the second-longest in the state.

The exhibition also appeals to the people from the Middle East to visit Kerala thereby boosting the state’s tourism.

Paris, Mumbai terror attacks similar: UN United Nations, Aug 19 (PTI): Islamic State terrorists had “studied” the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack and similar “active shooter scenarios” to maximise confusion and casualties before hitting multiple locations in Paris in November, UN member- states have said.

The 18th report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team submitted to the UN Security Council’s 1267 ISIS, Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee said the modus operandi that IS operatives demonstrated while conducting multiple, nearly simultaneous attacks, such as in Paris and Brussels, presents particular problems in terms of security response. “ M e m b e r - S t a t e s ex plained that that was a deliberate tactic in order to make it more difficult to mount coordinated and targeted responses to the most dangerous continuing threats,” the report said.

They said the November 13, 2015 terror attacks targeting

People lay flowers at the gates of the French embassy in Berlin following the attacks. (source internet) a sports stadium, restaurants and a concert hall in Paris were fashioned on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack as well as on the Nairobi mall assault.

“The attacks in Paris in November 2015 were described by member-states as ‘optimised Mumbai-style attacks’ demonstrating that the terrorists had studied previous ‘active shooter scenarios’, such as the attacks in Mumbai, India, and at the

OFFICE OF THE

NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT

DIMAPUR DIVISION, LANDMARK COLONY, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Programme for Induction of New Office Bearers Date : 20/08/16 Time : 10:00 AM Venue : S.M College Auditorium Hall, Landmark Colony Chairman

: Shri. I. Nungsang Jamir President Invocation : Rev. Lima Jamir, Pastor DABA Short Speech : 1. On behalf of the new office bearer's 2. Shri. Bendang Aier, President 2-Dimapur-II A/C Pledge of newly induction : Shri. I. Nungsang Jamir of office bearers President Dedicatory Prayer : Rev. Lima Jamir, Pastor DABA Short Speech : Shri. T. Lotha, Secretary, NPF Asst. Incharge, Dimapur Division Special No : Women Wing NPF Dimapur Division Speech : Shri. S.I. Jamir, Adviser Urban Development, Govt. of Nagaland Vote of thanks : Shri. R. Wati Jamir, Vice President LUNCH NB : All NPF Dimapur Division/Frontals Office Bearers/ Central Office Bearers based in Dimapur are informed to attend the programme positively.

All the 5 (Five) A/C's Office Bearers under NPF Dimapur Division are invited for the programme.

All New inducted office bearers of 2 Dimapur II A/C should attend compulsorily.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20)

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI, (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 60/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur: Nagaland Defendants : M/s. Maa Telecom & Ors. To, 1. Shri. Partha Chanda, S/o. Lt. Dulal Chanda, Prop. of M/s. Maa Telecom, Add : Hazi Park, Hongkong Market, Dimapur : Nagaland.

2. Shri. Satyajit Bhattacharjee, S/o. Lt. Siddheswar Bhattacharjee M/s. Galaxi Book Stall, Burma Camp, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 2,55,238.00/-(Rupees Two Lakhs Fifty Five Thousand Two Hundred and Thirty-Eight) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/09/2016 at 10:00 a.m. without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 19th day of Aug 2016.

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Civil Judge (Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland

Westgate shopping mall in Nairobi, and learned lessons about how to maximise confusion and casualties,” it said.

At least 130 people were killed in the Paris attacks and hundreds wounded, while the Mumbai attacks, carried out by the Pakistan-based Lashkare-Taiba killed more than 160 people.

According to various member-states, given that dur-

ing attacks such as that on the Bataclan theatre in Paris the perpetrators’ apparent aim was to cause fatalities as swiftly as possible, it is essential for security forces to take action quickly, the report said.

“Such a scenario is not, however, part of the standard response of some law enforcement agencies to hostage situations. Traditionally, security forces seek to buy time to negotiate with perpetrators to secure the release of hostages.

“Consequently, memberstates pointed out that those in command and those providing policy approval should be briefed in advance on the limited options available to ensure that response teams are able to engage the terrorists quickly to halt the killing as soon as possible,” it said.

The report also said several leaders of the Al-Qaida in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), including some of Indian- origin, are not listed under the UN as designated terrorists.

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With immense happiness, the Jungtu Phang would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Chingthung C. Chingkhung, S/o Mr & Mrs. Chimba Phom for achieving the Raja Puruskar Governor’s Award 2016.

We further wish and pray that Almighty God guide and grant success in his every future endeavors.

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TUENSANG DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY'S UNION TUENSANG : NAGALAND

The 2nd General Session of registered Co-operative Society's Union was held on 16th August 2016 at CKS Hall, Tuensang.

The Programme was presided by Shri. Tsatoi, President (TDCSU) and invocation by Shri. C. Chongma L/Khel, Tuensang Village, mean while introduction of the members

by Shri. A. Menya Sipong (BOD) NSCSU, Nagaland followed by exhortation by Shri. S. Ayen (YEMBA) Chang (BOD NSCB, Tsg, and with short speeches was delivered

by Shri. K. Sulati, Manager NSCB, Tsg, Shri. Jongshi ARCS, Tsg and O.Naro Chang (BOD) WEFEET, Tsg Unit.

The Second session was followed by general discussion and interaction by the members and adoptions of resolutions and also induction of some new office bearers in the Union by the house. The programme concluded with a decision to appeal the state Government to pass a separate bill in the state assembly to enacy Nagaland State Co-operative Act in line with rest of the other states in India and also decided to affiliate the Union with Nagaland State Co-operative Union.

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(TSATOI) President (TDCSU) NOTICE INVITING TENDER

1. Separate quotations are invited by Procurement Committee of Supply Depot ASC Dimapur and HQ 3 Corps (ST) from interested suppliers for local purchase of Sugar, Edible Oil, MM Food, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Butter, Wheat Bran, Juice, Biscuits, Almond, and other Misc items with an approximate quantity of 100 ton, 100 ton, 25 ton, 1 Ton, 5 Ton, 700 Kgs, 500 Kgs, 7 KL, 1 Ton, 1100 Kgs per day and 300 Kgs and respectively as per monthly issue at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur and Supply Point ASC, Rangapahar for the consumption period from 01 Sep 2016 to 30 Sep 2016.

Above mentioned items are required to be delivered at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur and Supply Depot ASC Likabali as per approximate requirement mentioned above.

2 Details regarding demand of items, local purchase procedures and Defence Food Specifications may be obtained from Commanding Officer, Supply Depot ASC Dimapur, Army Supply Road, Dimapur (Nagaland) on any working day between 0930h to 1230h on telephone No 03862-233853 or by personally meeting the Commanding Officer at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur.

3 Quotations will be asked and the tender will be opened by the Procurement Committee of HQ 3 Corps (ST) and Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur at Supply Depot ASC Dimapur in the month of Jul 2016 2016/Aug 2016 except Sundays and gazetted holidays. Sealed quotation box is placed at Office Complex of the Supply Depot ASC Dimapur and the quotations should be placed in the box by 1200hrs on sealed envelope on the day of tender which will be intimated in advance through notice bd placed at Main Gate of Supply Depot ASC Dimapur. E-Procurement tenders are also published by this Depot. Registered contractor having DSC token can participate in e-procurement.

5 The vendors must clearly mention on the quotation whether he is bidding for supply at Dimapur or Likabali The same must be clearly brought out.

6. The vendor will be present physically on the day of tender. In case their reps will be attending the tendering, they will be in possession of Power of Attorney from the firm authenticated by the Advocate along with their Identity Proof.

7. The Commanding Officer of the Supply Depot ASC Dimapur can be contacted for any change in the date of putting the quotations, exact quantity of the items required or any other queries as and when arises.

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Doctors who autopsied the body of ‘Bangabahadur’, which died after wandering around four Bangladesh districts for more than a month, have found that the Indian wild elephant died of heart failure.

about 200 km from capital Dhaka on Tuesday.

It was separated from its herd on June 27 in Assam - where monsoon floods have made life difficult - and got washed away in the streams of mighty Brahmaputra to downstream Bangladesh.

On its way from India, it was forced to stay in marshes as the highlands were occupied by flood-hit people who were unwilling to let the frightened animal share their shelters.

Forest officials in Bangladesh tranquilised it four times.

Witnesses and people in the neighbourhood suspected that excessive tranquillising might have partly led to its death.

Akond has served a notice to the government, alleging Bangabahadur might have died due to tranquiliser overdose.

On Tuesday, the Forest Department as per the directives of the Ministry of Environment and Forest formed a five-member probe body to investigate the cause of Bangabahadur’s death.

Bangabahadur was buried on the day of his death at Koyra - the village where he was captured and died - following an autopsy.

Dhaka, Aug 19 (PTI): A Supreme Court lawyer in Bangladesh has petitioned the High Court here to order the government to recover Tk 1 crore as compensation from those responsible for the death of ‘Bangabahadur’, a wild Indian elephant which was swept away 1,700 km by raging floods in the Brahmaputra river.

Eunus Ali Akond plead-

ed the court to order the government to constitute a judicial inquiry to probe the incident.

In his petition, Akond said that the government is responsible for protecting and preserving the environment and wildlife under Article 18 (A) of the Constitution.

The government failed to discharge its constitutional duties as it could not rescue

Pakistan probes 26/11 suspect

Trump regrets not using ‘right words’ sometimes

Lahore, Aug 19 (PTI): Pakistan is investigating another Mumbai attack suspect, who has recently been arrested, for allegedly providing financial assistance to the LeT men to carry out the deadly assault in 2008.

“The FIA (Federal Investigation Agency) has arrested Sufyan Zafar recently and is interrogating him for his role in providing financial assistance to the accused of the Mumbai attack - who are lodged in the Adiala Jail Rawalpindi,” FIA special prosecutor Chaudhry Azhar told PTI today.

He said Zafar was absconding after being declared proclaimed offender in the Mumbai case. A resident of Gujrawala district of Punjab, some 80km from Lahore, Zafar is among 21 other absconding suspects wanted in this high-profile case.

Washington, Aug 19 (PTI): Controversial Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says he regretted causing personal pain to people sometimes by not choosing the “right words” and uttering the “wrong thing” even as his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton termed his remark a mere “well-written phrase”.

“Sometimes, in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don’t choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. I have done that, and I regret it, particularly where it may have caused personal pain.

Too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues,” Trump said at an election rally in Charlotte, North Carolina.

He also said that he is not a politician.

“I have worked in business, creating jobs and rebuild-

Donald Trump ing neighbourhoods my entire adult life. I’ve never wanted to learn the language of the insiders, and I’ve never been politically correct – it takes far too much time, and can often make more difficult,” the 70year-old tycoon said.

“But one thing I can

OFFICE OF THE IMPANG PONGEN KIDONG MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND The Ungma Impang Pongen Kidong take immense pleasure to congratulate our bonafide member Mr. S. Imtionen Pongen, Senior Inspector Assistant, Registrar of Co-operative Society, Mokokchung, Nagaland on being bestowed the District Award for his sincere dedication towards service on the occasion of the 70th Independence Day Celebration 2016, at Mokokchung.

We further pray that God will grant him and his family wisdom in all endeavour of his life.

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Achano, W/o the undersigned has been making financial transaction(s) with individual, societies, organization etc, without my knowledge, therefore on this day, the 20 th Aug. '16, it is declared that Shri. Yentsao Lotha and my families will not be held responsible for any financial transaction carried out by my wife.

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3. Yapang Pongen, Tatar.

5. Sungkum Pongen, Tatar.

2. Chungpong Pongen, Tatar.

4. I. Chuba Pongen, Tatar.

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OFFICE OF THE ASETKONG KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM MUNGDANG Hq: Kobulong: P.O. Impur- 798615 Mokokchung: Nagaland

VILLAGE COUNCIL NACHAMA Dist. Kohima, Nagaland

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The Asetkong Students’ Conference (AKTM) with immense pride and honour would like to felicitate the following persons for their successful achievements: 1. Shri. Limawati Ao of Longjang Village on being promoted to Director, IPR Government of Nagaland.

2. Er. Moanaro Longkumer, Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B), Noklak Division of Longjang Village for being conferred with Governor’s Gold Medal for her public service.

3. Mr. Imliwapang Aier of Longpa Village for achieving the post of EAC through the recently declared NPSC 2016.

4. Miss Imnasenla Walling of Sungratsu village for achieving the post of JDA through the recently declared NPSC 2016.

5. Miss Imtisenla of Longjang village for achieving the post of SA through the recently declared NPSC 2016.

The AKTM would further like to congratulate Shri. Trongdiba Tongpi, EAC of Kobulong on receiving the ‘District Commendation Award’ during the celebration of 70th Indian Independence day 2016 at Mokokchung.

May God Bless you with health and wisdom in your future endeavors in public service.

Rongsennukshi Aier Talimangyang Pongen President, AKTM General Secretary, AKTM

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20)

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI, (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 59/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur: Nagaland Defendants : M/s.Y. Keso Shop & Ors. To, 1. Miss. Yhunyule Kent, D/o. Kejushe Kent, Prop. of M/s. Y. Keso Shop, Add : H/No. 202, Near Don Bosco School, River Belt Colony, Dimapur : Nagaland.

2. Shri. Kisheho Awomi, H/No. GB-43, Supply Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 4,58,887.00/-(Rupees Four Lakhs Fifty Eight Thousand Eight Hundred and Eight Seven) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/09/2016 at 10:00 a.m. without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 19th day of Aug 2016.

Civil Judge (Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland

promise you is this: I will always tell you the truth. I speak the truth for all of you, and for everyone in this country who doesn’t have a voice. I speak the truth on behalf of the factory worker who lost his or her job,” Trump asserted.

Trump said his only interest is the American people.

“So while sometimes I can be too honest, Hillary Clinton is the exact opposite: she never tells the truth. One lie after another, and getting worse each passing day,” he said.

In a late-night statement, the Clinton Campaign said Trump has much for which he should apologise.

“Trump literally started his campaign by insulting people. He has continued to do so through each of the 428 days from then until now, without shame or regret”.

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the elephant, he has alleged according to a report in The Dailystar.

He pleaded the court to order the government to recover Tk 1 crore (about USD 1.27 lakh) from those responsible for the elephant’s death. Bangabahadur (Bengal’s Hero), a fully grown male elephant which weighed 4 tonnes, died of heart attack in the northern Jamalpur district,

The Nachama Village Council would like to congratulate Shri Atu Zumvü, SDPO (South) Kohima for achieving the prestigious award and making the village proud of being the 1st recipient of “Shauray Chakra” awarded by the President of India for gallantry in Nagaland Police after statehood (1st December 1963) officially announced on 15th August 2016. And also being the 1st recipient of DSCI (Data Security Council of India) Excellence award of “India Cyber Cop” 2011 for solving the 1st Cyber Crime registered in the state of Nagaland. The award was given during Annual Security Summit held at Hotel Grand, New Delhi in the month of December 2011.

The Council further wishes him more success in his future endeavours.

Thepfulhousa Sanchu Secretary, Nachama Village Council

Kevimedo Zumvü Chairman, Nachama Village Council

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Washington, Aug 19 (PTI): A group of 72 American lawmakers have asked US President Barack Obama to publicly support the right of the Dalai Lama to return to Tibet and call for an immediate and unconditional release of all Tibetan political prisoners languishing in China.

“We write to ask that you redouble efforts in support of the Tibetan people during your remaining months in office. We believe it is critically important to move beyond words to actions,” the lawmakers said in a letter to Obama. “The Tibetan people view the US as their friend. It is time to honour that friendship with new, creative strategies to encourage meaningful dialogue, protect Tibetan rights, and preserve their unique cultural, religious and linguistic identity,” the threepage letter, dated August 17, said. The letter, organised by Congressman Jim McGovern, urged Obama to invite the Dalai Lama to every event, on every occasion, where his knowledge and decades of reflections would be helpful for addressing

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, august 20, 2016

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20)

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI, (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 62/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur: Nagaland Defendants : M/s. A P Pan Shop & Ors To, 1. Shri. Alauddin, Proprietor. of M/s. A P Pan Shop, Old Murgipatty, Dimapur, Nagaland.

2. Shri. Kamal Uddin Proprietor. of M/s. K P Traders, Old Murgipatty, Dimapur, Nagaland.

Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 8,12,313.00/-(Rupees Eight Lakhs Twelve Thousand Three Hundred and Thirteen) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 27/09/2016 at 10:00 a.m. without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court 19th day of Aug 2016.

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Dolly Parton defends Ed Sheeran, Led Zeppelin and

Jared Leto to star in Blade Runner sequel

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“I don’t believe that any of the people who get sued intentionally set out to do it,” said the star, whose own hits include Jolene and Here You Come Again.

“I always worry about it so much when I write. You don’t set out to try and steal anything, but it can happen.”

However, she added, writers who do infringe copyright “should pay up”.

Parton was herself at the centre of a copyright case in 1985. Husband and wife team Neil and Jan Goldberg sued her star for $1 million, saying she had copied their song Money World on the hit single 9 To 5.

The couple claimed they had given the song to Jane Fonda, who played it to her co-star in the movie of the same name.

A jury threw the claim out after just 35 minutes deliberation, deciding unanimously that there was “no similarity” between the two tracks.

There has been a noticeable increase in the number of plagiarism cases since 2013, when Pharrell Williams and

Mass brawl in Bangladesh over TV soap Kiranmala

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Ed Sheeran is currently fighting two copyright cases, over the songs Photograph and Thinking Out Loud; while Led Zeppelin recently won a case accusing them of using an obscure instrumental track as the basis for Stairway To Heaven.

Separately, Sam Smith gave Tom Petty a credit on his single Stay With Me, after similarities were pointed out between that song and Petty’s I Won’t Back Down.

Speaking to the BBC, Parton agreed with this practice.

“You should at least give them the credit if it is that close,” she said. But she stressed that

songwriters can’t help but be influenced by the things around them.

“Especially in music, because there’s so much of it. If you write all the time, you’re going to collect those things and not know it.

“I’m always horrified of that. If something sounds familiar, I think, ‘Oh my goodness, what is that?’ Then I’ll track it down and, in my case, it’s usually just one of my own songs!”

The country legend has just released a new album, Pure & Simple, which is accompanied by a recording of her performance at the Glastonbury Festival in 2014. She said the performance was “one of my greatest memories” and a “highlight of my career”.

ared Leto has joined the cast of the sequel to Blade Runner.

The Oscar winner will play a brand new character in the as-yet untitled film, set several decades after the original story, Alcon Entertainment said.

Har rison Ford, who played police officer Rick Deckard in the 1982 cult movie, will be reprising the role.

Nongam Konyak C#12 Kumugha C#11 Nourhengunuo Zatsu C#9 Suisui Meyase C#16 Ryan Gosling also stars in the sequel which will be The eight finalists of the ongoing Gospel Voice Hunt. The grand finale of the show will be held at hotel Acacia on August directed by Denis Villeneuve, 20, 3 p.m. onwards. The show is organized by Livemaster Studio. whose films include Sicario and Prisoners. Villeneuve has described the new film - released in October 2017 - as an “extension” of the original. Leto was seen recently in cinemas in Suicide Squad, in which he played The Joker. Details of his Blade Runner character are yet fter months of hints to be revealed. and speculation, MeThe cast also includes tallica surprised fans Robin Wright, Ana de Armas, on Thursday with the anSylvia Hoeks, Carla Juri, Macknouncement of their new enzie Davis, Barkhad Abdi and double album “Hardwired...

Dave Bautista. Ridley Scott’s To Self-Destruct,” and the original - set in 2019 - saw release of the first video from Deckard hunting lifelike rothe effort for the track “Hardbots, known as replicants, in a wired”. futuristic Los Angeles.

The new album, the

Nagamese movie ‘Mr Smile’ released

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iranmala, a sci-fi Bengali TV drama, is wildly popular in Bangladesh An argument about a popular TV drama in Bangladesh erupted into a mass brawl involving hundreds of people, with 15 people badly injured, police say. Villagers in Habiganj district had gathered in a cafe to watch Indian-made Bengali fantasy drama Kiranmala.

But when two men disagreed about the plot, others took sides and soon hundreds of people were fighting with sticks and knives. Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.

Kiranmala, a sci-fi drama about a warrior princess who saves mankind from evil, is wildly popular in Bangladesh.

The brawl erupted in the cafe in Dhol village, 176 kilometres (109 miles) north-east of Dhaka.

Local police chief Yasinul Haque told the BBC’s Shyadul Islam: “Two men were involved in an argument over the episode, which turned into a group clash. There were hundreds of people attacking each other with sticks and knives.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, August 20, 2016

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Girl power! Bollywood salutes PV Sindhu, Sakshi Malik and Aditi Ashok Here’s what the celebrities had to say about her win: Sakshi….Sindhu….

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— Shah Rukh Khan (@ iamsrk) Way to go Sindhu! Congratulations! You have made India proud!!! All the very best for the finals. Love.a. — Aamir Khan (@aamir_khan) #PVSindhu & #AditiAshok were amazing at the Rio Olympics . Congratulations and yaaay - #GoINDIA #GirlPower — PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) What a day it’s been!First #SakshiMalik & now #PVSindhu in finals. Here comes another medal. Silver haath mein Gold nazar mein.All d

best — Anushka Sharma (@ AnushkaSharma) Another medal assured #Rio2016. Congrats #PVSindhu ...Go for gold — Madhuri Dixit-Nene (@MadhuriDixit) #PVsindhu ....more power to girl power!!!! #Rio2016 — Karan Johar (@karanjohar) August 18, 2016 #PVSindhu & #AditiAshok shine at the Rio Olympics - prayers & best wishes with them - #GoINDIA— Riteish Deshmukh (@Riteishd)

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Tony Assumi (blue shirt) along with the Livemaster Production team suring a photo shootout.

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gainst all odds, Livemaster Production Team has successfully released its new Nagamese comedy movie title ‘Mr Smiles’.

The movie features local actors including Kitolu Swu, Aseno and Semato Yeptho.

The movie revolves around two friends who go looking for jobs after being tired of staying home useless.

The two friends end up doing odd jobs out of compulsion and later turns into

follow-up to their 2008 effort “Death Magnetic”, is set to be released on November 18th in various configurations including digital, double CD, double vinyl, a deluxe edition and a deluxe deluxe version.

The band reunited with Greg Fidelman for the new album. Greg had engineered and mixed “Death Magnetic,” but for the new album he was recruited as the producer.

Drummer Lars Ulrich had this to say about the album and working with Fidelman, “Has it really been eight years? Doesn’t feel like it!

Nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

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The movie is directed by Livemaster Studio proprietor Tony Assumi.

Tony, a hardworking entrepreneur narrated that it was a big challenge to bring out a Nagamese movie considering the type of market in the state.

Nevertheless, he said, his team of workers had fun in making the movie.

The team has besides ‘Mr Smiles’ have some other Nagamese movies to its credit.

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The Visatsunuomia Krotho would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Shri. Zakiekhotuo Kiso, Superintendent, Kohima Municipal Council for receiving Governor’s Commendation Certificate for rendering meritorious service on the occasion of 70th India Independence Day,15th August 2016.

May the Almighty God bless him in all his future endeavours.

Adielo Kiso President Visatsunuomia Krotho

Khriezhato Nakhro General Secretary Visatsunuomia Krotho

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PONGIDONG VILLAGE COUNCIL WOKHA : NAGALAND STRONG MESSAGE TO NON-PONGIDIANS

As the guardian, I on behalf of Pongidong Village and Pongidians do hereby spew this precautionary message to general public of unauthorized non-Pongidians “to immediately abstain from interfering in VDB and Village Council formation of Pongidong”, lest befitting retaliation shall be inflicted upon as one sown. Through feelers, Pongidians smelled some outsiders keenly involved and damaging the integrity of Pongidong Village. No such unscrupulous devils shall be left-unearthed/untraced. Henceforth, who ever may be caught doing so shall be at their own risk and warned no “Blood-bath” shall be blamed Pongidians in future as we foresee any moment anything may happen.

Yibonsao Tsopoe Head GB

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Gold medalist Jade Jones, of Britain, second from left, poses with silver medalist Eva Calvo Gomez, of Spain, far left, Kimia Alizadeh Zenoorin, of Iran, second from right, and Hedaya Wahba, of Egypt, after the women’s 57-kg taekwondo competition. (AP/PTI)

nian girls because it is the first medal, and I hope at the next Olympics we will get a gold,” said Alizadeh, who wears a head covering under her headguard.

Alizadeh thanked her parents and coach. “They really stand behind me and I am so happy,” she added.

Fade Jones from Britain won the gold medal after she triumphed over Spain’s Eva Calvo Gomez 16-7 in the

same weight category.

Alizedeh won the 2014 Youth Olympics, and last year took the bronze medal at the world championships, beating Jones in her matches.

Few Iranian women have competed in the Olympics since the 1979 Islamic Revolution and have been hampered by stringent religious norms requiring specific clothing.

Women are not permitted to attend all-male athletic

events or enter stadiums where they are taking place, a rule that has drawn international criticism on gender equality grounds.

Meanwhile, Jade Jones won Team GB’s 22nd Olympic Games gold in Rio by defending her -57kg taekwondo title. The London 2012 champion beat Spain’s Eva Calvo Gomez 16-7 in the final after cruising through the rounds with a series of commanding displays.

Jones beat Morocco’s Naima Bakkal in her first bout and secured a place in the semi-finals with a 7-2 win over Belgium’s Raheleh Asemani.

She had a tougher clash with Sweden’s Nikita Glasnovic in the last-four but came out on top 9-4 thanks to a superb head kick, with Calvo Gomez beating Egypt’s Hedaya Wahba on a golden point to secure her place in the final.

Jones connected with a pair of head shots in the opening round to lead 6-0 but Calvo Gomez rallied in the second with a head shot of her own, cutting the deficit to 7-6 with two minutes remaining.

But she was ragged in the final round, consistently leaving herself open to attack, with Jones taking full advantage on a couple more head shots before victory was confirmed.

West Ham held in Europa qualifying play-off London, Aug 19 (Agencies): West Ham were forced to settle for a draw as a late goal for Astrana Giurgiu earned the hosts a 1-1 draw in their Europa League qualifying play-off first leg. Slaven Bilic’s side took the lead just before the break when Mark Noble coolly slotted home a spot-kick after Cristian Sapunaru handed in the area.

It was fully deserved as the Hammers were the better side up until that point and for much of the second half too.

Michal Antonio missed a great chance for the visitors to double the lead and they were left to rue the wasted opportunity as just 90 seconds later the home side drew level, Denis AlGokhan Tore also caught the eye during the Europa League ibec holding off the defender’s challenge before firing home tie in Romania.

Isinbayeva pledges to defend athletes’ rights Rio de Janeiro, Aug 19 (IANS): Russia’s Olympic pole vault champion Yelena Isinbayeva has pledged to defend athletes’ rights in her capacity as member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes’ Commission.

“I would like to thank Alexander Zhukov (Russian Olympic Committee President) and his staff who helped me with my campaign. Naturally, I will work for the sake of the Olympic Movement and I will certainly defend athletes’ rights in the first place,” Isinbayeva told journalists after her election to the commission on Thursday. “Today, it is vitally important for athletes’ voices to be heard. I am pleased to act as a kind of bridge between Russia

and the IOC. I am so happy that it makes me utterly mad.”

All the athletes who are competing in the Rio Olympic Games took part in the election of four new members of the IOC Athletes’ Commission.

Twenty-three candidates ran for the four vacant positions.

Isinbayeva gained 1,365 votes.

The other three newlyelected members are German fencer Britta Heidemann (1,603), South Korean table tennis player Ryu Seung-min (1,544), and Hungarian swimmer Daniel Gyurta (1,469).

The mandate of four-time Olympic swimming champion Alexander Popov who has represented Russia at the IOC Athletes’ Commission is expiring on August 21.

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Cincinnati, Aug 19 (Agencies): Andy Murray won his 600th ATP Tour match to progress to the quarter-finals of the rain-hit Cincinnati Open.

The British No 1 defeated South Africa’s Kevin Anderson 6-3 6-2 on a day when his fellow seeds made a series of early exits from the tournament.

Murray had to overcome his big-serving opponent after his match in the Ohio city was delayed for more than two hours by a huge storm that left the hardcourts needing to be mopped up.

Top seed Murray again had trouble with a niggling shoulder injury early in the match, being broken to trail 3-2, but just like his opening match against Juan Monaco, the Olympic champion upped his game once he had warmed up.

And a series of breaks of Anderson’s normally-reliable service allowed Murray to extend his winning streak to 20 matches as well as reach the landmark for tour victories.

Murray admitted breaking back straight away in the first set was vital to his victory, as he said: “It was big, obviously.

“When you’re playing against big servers they tend to be front runners, so for me to get the break back immediately was key and it got the momentum back.”

Murray will play Australia’s Bernard Tomic on Friday for a place in the semifinals with most of his leading competitors having exited the tournament including Kei Nishikori, who Murray might have expected to be playing next.

Rafa Nadal and Stan Wawrinka, two of the other

Murray achieved his 600th victory as part of the ATP World Tour against Kevin Anderson.

headliners at the US Open warm-up event, also went out to Borna Coric and Grigor Dimitrov respectively.

Konta crashes out in Cincinnati

Johanna Konta’s wait to break into the top 10 of the WTA rankings goes on after she was knocked out of the Western & Southern Open by Agnieszka Radwanska.

The Brit began brightly against her Polish opponent and won a one-sided tie break 7-1 to take an early advantage.

She claimed just four more games, however, as Radwanska came back to secure a 6-7 6-4 6-0 victory.

Konta needed to reach at least the semi-finals in Cincinnati to have a chance of moving into the top 10 for the first time.

Instead, the current 13th-

ranked player fell short of a spot in the quarters as she lost each of the last nine games to drop out.

Radwanska said, “She’s a great player. We never played before, but I’ve seen many of her matches, and she’s played great tennis.”

“I knew it wouldn’t be easy, and it was an exciting match playing together for the first time.

I’m just so happy with the win. It was a very tight match in the beginning. The tie-break slipped away too quickly, that’s for sure. I was able to break at the end of the second set, and I think I started to play better tennis and much more aggressive.”

Radwanska meets Simona Halep next after she extended her winning run to 12 matches with a comfortable 6-1 6-2 victory over Daria Gavrilova.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father

OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE R. CHIPO KIKON DATE : 20/08/2015

Late Y. Nokmao Wangnao (20/08/2013)

It’s been three years since you left us for your heavenly abode, but your sweet memories are still afresh in our hearts and will always be. We miss you Dearly….

Loving wife, children grand children, in-laws and the relatives

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As we complete a year without your presence in our midst. We deeply miss you and hold you within our hearts.

Your memories will always be cherished forever.

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4TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY LT. MAGHATHANG APON ( M. GHAP)

TASOBA 19:4:1990 Born : 11/04/1964 – Died : 17/08/2016

We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, unions, children and communities who stood by us through financial, physical and prayer support at the untimely demise of our beloved father Late M. Puchem Khiam, Havildar 6th N.A.P Battalion Tizit.

Our good Lord bless you in return.

With utmost gratitude Loving wife, children and a host of family members.

In loving memory of Late Gen. K. Zuheto Swu KC, VSM

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Jabaso Asür Mr. Sashikokba Pongen (Mangmetong) onok mulung raksa-a aser menungraseta nai toktsür ogo iba lima nungbo joko kodanga na majurutsü na onok nungi pila orr tanü (20 August 2016) kum ka ajungba anogo nung na meliaka na dena alia ma menungraseta bilemtetba kinunger ajak sarasadema amonger DC-1885

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Lt. Ikheli H. Zhimomi

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London, Aug 19 (Agencies): Danny Welbeck is set to hand Arsenal a boost by returning four months ahead of schedule from a knee injury.

The England striker was expected to face nearly a year out with a problem suffered in the penultimate game of last season against Manchester City.

But Arsene Wenger has revealed that Welbeck is healing well and a recent scan confirmed he will be in line to return to action before the turn of the year. “The news was excellent and he will be back around Christmas,” the Frenchman told reporters.

“He had a second check — not a procedure, a check with a camera inside. That was the good news of last week, the only good news.

That was very positive.

“He has an inflammation of his knee and they had to go in again to see if it is healing well or not. If the healing was not good, he would have been out until April.”

Manchester, Aug 19 (IANS): Newly-appointed Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho believes he is at the “top of his career” at the English Premier League club, insisting he can keep going as head coach for another 15 years. The 53-year-old will take charge of his first competitive game at United’s home ground as the manager on Saturday against Southampton, having won his opening two competitive games against Leicester City in the Community Shield and Bournemouth in the Premier League opener.

M o u r i n h o ’s l a s t 1 2 months have been topsy-turvy, going into the last season as Ethe PL champions with Chelsea before getting sacked in December, but the Portuguese said he was upbeat about his new job.

“I have been in some of the biggest clubs in the world.

This is like the top of my career, but it comes in the early stage of my career. Because as a manager I am really young, and I think I have the best years of my career to come up,” Mourinho was quoted as saying by Sky Sports on Thursday.

“I was not joking when I say 15 more years as a manager. 53 plus 15 is 68, so I would say 14, 15, 16 more years, but I don’t see myself going home before 70.”

“Even as an opponent I could create a good relationship with the fans, I never had problems, and I have not always behaved the best way.

The first time I was running to celebrate a goal at touchline,” the former Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid manager said.

Murray records landmark win

Those who walk uprightly enter into peace they find rest as they lie in death.

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past Darren Randolph.

Substitute Marcus Browne - making his debut surged forward and instead of shooting, the teenager chose to play Antonio in but the former Nottingham Forest man blasted wide at the far post.

The second leg is at West Ham’s new home, the London Stadium next Thursday and the Romanians will be confident of producing another upset after they eliminated the east London side at the same stage last season.

The game very much remains in the balance but although they will feel that a precious victory away from home should have been theirs, they will be marginal favourites as a result of that away goal.

Utd pinnacle of my career: Mourinho

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Zenoorin becomes Iran’s first female Olympic medallist

Rio De Janeiro, Aug 19 (IANS): Eighteen-year-old Kimia Alizadeh Zenoorin took the bronze in the taekwondo 57-kg class at the Rio Games becoming the first Iranian woman to win an Olympic medal.

Zenoorin on Thursday beat Nikita Glasnovic of Sweden 5-1 to collect the medal after winning a repechage match.

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Fondly remembered & missed always -Loving wife, sons, daughters, In-laws and grand-children

Through this column, we the Hongphoi Baptist Church and bereaved family members of Late Manchai would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us at the sudden demise of our son Late Manchai.

Especially the Hongphoi Baptist Church are very much indebted to all who renders their valuable service to bring his corpse home from Dimapur to Hongphoi Village.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Eastern Naga People organization (ENPO).

2. Konyak Union Dimapur.

3. Konyak Nyupu Sheko Khong Dimapur.

4. Rengma Baptist Church.

We regret our inability to thank each and every individual by name, but we believe that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Your good gesture towards us will always remembered and cherish forever.

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We the bereaved family of Late Ikheli H. Zhimomi, extend our profound and heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by our side physically, morally, prayfully, materially and financially throughout her illness and death. We regret our inability to mention everyone by name, but we pray sincerely that our Almighty God bless you abundantly for your kind deeds.

Special thanks to :1. Dr. Tokugha Rochill and associates (Y. Rochill Hospital Zunheboto).

2. Dr. Akaho and staff (Civil Hospital Zunheboto) 3. All the blood Donors.

4. SBCZ church, staff, Deacons and Convenors.

5. Project Colony Prayer Fellowship SBCZ & SBAZ 6. Sheyipu Village Community Zunheboto 7. Sheyipu Village Baptist Church.

8. Red Cross Society Zunheboto Unit.

9. Luhevi Baptist Church Dimapur.

10. All the relatives, friends, neighbours and sympathetic.

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Sindhu settles for historic silver at Rio

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 19 (IANS): Indian shuttler P.V. Sindhu settled for silver at the Rio Olympics after being beaten 21-19, 12-21, 15-21 by World No.1 Carolina Marin of Spain in the badminton women’s singles event here on Friday.

It is India’s second medal in the Rio Games after wrestler Sakshi Malik bagged bronze in the women’s 58 kilogram category on Wednesday.

In a hard-fought summit clash, which lasted one hour and 20 minutes, fortunes fluctuated dramatically at the Riocentro - Pavilion 4.

With the win, two-time World Championship bronze medallist Sindhu now trails Carolina 2-5 in career head to head meetings.

Sindhu became the first Indian woman to win silver at any discipline at the Olympics.

The Indian shuttler started on a positive note but after 3-3, the Spaniard dominated the proceedings and took four consecutive points to lead 7-3 India’s Pusarla V Sindhu kisses her silver medal after and then 9-5. Unperturbed by her match with Spain’s Carolina Marin in women’s the pressure of the occasion Singles final at the 2016 Summer Olympics at Rio de and her towering opponent, Janeiro in Brazil on Friday. (PTI) Sindhu controlled her nerves

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and displayed swift court movements and hit bodyline smashes to diminish the lead to 13-15.

World No.10 Sindhu, who was trailing 16-19 at one point, fought her heart out and took five points on the trot to claim the first game in 27 minutes.

Carolina, who can annoy any player with her shuttle retrieving techniques, looked like a spectator as it was Sindhu who reversed the roles to clinch the first game 21-19.

In the second game, Carolina, dubbed the “Girl Nadal in Spain” after male tennis star Rafael Nadal, attacked from the start. The Indian couldn’t manage to control the torrent of attacks and trailed 2-11 at the mid-game break.

After the break, Sindhu tried to bounce back and displayed a lot of power and strength to dismantle the strategy of the Spanish opponent but failed and relinquished the second game 12-21.

In the decider, Carolina got off to a flying start as she took a five-point lead in the initial stage at 6-1. But Sindhu, who was on a giant-killing spree after dismissing two

Bolt takes 2nd gold with 200m win Rio de Janeiro, Aug 19 (IANS): Usain Bolt won the men’s 200 metres title at a third consecutive Olympics with a dominant performance and moved another step closer to his target of clinching three gold medals at the Rio Games here.

The Jamaican legend registered a season’s best time of 19.78 seconds at the Olympic Stadium to clinch his second gold medal of the Rio Games here on Thursday.

Bolt had earlier won the men’s 100m title to become the first athlete in the history of the Olympics to win the showpiece event three times in a row. This was also Bolt’s eighth consecutive gold medal at the Olympics.

Andre de Grasse of Canada took silver with a time of 20.02 while Frenchman Christophe Lemaitre got the bronze with 20.12. Adam Gemili of Britain and the veteran Churandy Martina of

the Netherlands came within a hair’s breath of a podium finish before settling for the fourth and fifth positions respectively.

Bolt, who had won the 200m title at the 2008 and 2012 Games as well, now needs to win the men’s 4x100m relay in order to complete a hat-trick of gold medals in three consecutive Olympic Games.

Despite winning the gold, Bolt was not happy with his performance.

Nagaland State Taekwondo C’ship concludes

Director of YSR, Asangla Imti along with NTA officials and players after the ceremony. (NP) Correspondent Kohima, Aug. 19 (NPN): The 29th Nagaland State Taekwondo Championship concluded Friday with director youth resources and sports, Asangla Imti as the chief guest of the prize distribution ceremony at IG stadium Meriema .

Imti in her address said Nagas are good at contact sports and should be encouraged to excel in the field. She said sports also have moral responsibilities to mould up the children in the right way and make a quality person through proper discipline. She urged the senior and responsible citizens to nurture the Naga youngsters for better society.

She also encouraged the various sports organizations

to work hand in hand with the department for positive result.

She also opined that talented sportspersons should have job avenue in the department so as to encourage upcoming sportspersons.

Imti also informed that the Nagaland Taekwondo Association and the youth resources and sports department would jointly hold the national sub-junior taekwondo tournament in the ending part of this year.

Altogether 216 players (150 boys and 65 girls) from 8 districts participated in the championship.

During the prize distribution ceremony, the chief guest also gave away certificate to Theja Keretsii for successfully completing the KUKKIWON’s

5th dan Taekwondo promotion test from Korea Taekwondo headquarter. Moon T, taekwondo coach of G. Rio School Kohima was also awarded certificate for completing KUKKIWON’s 4th dan Taekwondo promotion test.

It may be mentioned that the junior taekwondo national championship would be held at Punjab in the month of September, senior championship at Goa in October and sub- junior at Nagaland in November (tentative).

Result District

gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

Kohima

23

12

9

44

Dimapur

11

11

11

33

Mokokchung

3

7

15

25

Mon

6

4

10

20

Tuensang

5

5

5

15

Kiphire

6

5

4

15

Peren

3

3

3

9

Phek

1

2

2

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higher-ranked opponents in competition, displayed grit to pull level at 10-10. Carolina went into the mid-game interval leading by a slender one point margin.

After the breather, the duo continued to fight for each point valiantly but it was the more experienced Carolina who proved superior. Sindhu though kept herself within a touching distance of Carolina at 14-16.

But Sindhu was left powerless when Carolina upped the ante to pull ahead 19-14. She edged closer to match point with a half smash and eventually clinched the contest 21-15.

Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara bagged the bronze medal after London Olympic champion Li Xuerui pulled out with a knee injury that she suffered during the semifinal match against Marin yesterday.

In men’s singles, Malaysia’s Lee Chong Wei set up a summit clash with China’s Chen Long after exorcising the ghosts of the last two Olympic finals with a hard-fought win over long-time nemesis Lin Dan 15-21, 21-11, 22-20 in the semifinal encounter.

FC Goa sign local youngsters Tavora, Cardozo Panaji, Aug 19 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise FC Goa on Friday confirmed the signing of local players Sahil Tavora and Fulganco Cardozo for the third edition of the football tournament. Local lad Tavora is FC Goa’s selection for the under-23 player that every ISL squad is mandated to have.

The 21-year-old has been plying his trade with Dempo previously and was part of the team that gained promotion to the I-League earlier in the year. Speaking of his new team Tavora said in a release, “I’m delighted at the prospect of signing for the club. It is packed with experienced players and I’m excited at the opportunity of working with them.” “Being a Goan, to represent FC Goa is a proud moment for me,” he added. Cardozo made his debut for India in a match against Laos earlier this year.

He capped of his debut international match with a goal. Fulganco is a product of the Sesa Football Academy in Goa. “It’s a great opportunity for me in my career development. Playing alongside some of the best talents in football, be it from India or abroad is an excellent opportunity to further develop my footballing skills,” Cardozo added.

“I feel I have made some positive strides this year and I hope I can continue in the same vein during the ISL. As a team, we want to go out there and perform for the Goan people. We want to bring the trophy home for them. That will be our aim this season.”

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Narsingh banned for 4 years; Olympic dream shattered Rio de Janeiro, Aug 19 (PTI): In a stunning reversal of fortunes, Indian wrestler Narsingh Yadav was ousted from the Olympics and slapped with a four-year ban for flunking a dope test after Court of Arbitration for Sports overturned the clean chit given to him by the National Anti-Doping Agency.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) had appealed against the NADA all-clear to Narsingh at CAS, three days ahead of his scheduled opening bout at the Olympics. “...the parties were informed that the application was upheld, that Narsingh Yadav was sanctioned with a fouryear ineligibility period starting today and that any period of provisional suspension or ineligibility effectively served by the athlete before the entry into force of this award shall be credited against the total period of ineligibility to be served,” CAS said in a statement after the hearing, which lasted four hours last night.

“Furthermore, all competitive results obtained by Narsingh Yadav from and including 25 June 2016 shall be disqualified, with all resulting consequences (including forfeiture of medals, points and prizes). The CAS Panel did not accept the argument of the athlete that he was the victim of sabotage and noted that there was no evidence that he bore no fault, nor that the anti-doping rule violation was not intentional. Therefore the standard 4-year period of ineligibility was imposed by the Panel,” it added. The verdict marked a painful end to the sordid controversy which began with the wrestler failing a June 25 test.

The 27-year-old’s name had appeared in the official Olympic schedule after he underwent the mandatory weighin. He was to take on France’s Zelimkhan Khadjiev in the qualification round but the CAS verdict has dashed all his hopes. The embattled 74kg category grappler has maintained all along that his scandalous dope test was a result of con-

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spiracy by rivals who spiked his food or drinks.

“WADA filed an urgent application before the CAS ad hoc Division to challenge the decision of NADA India to exonerate Narsingh Yadav following two positive anti-doping tests with methandienone on 25 June and 5 July 2016. The athlete asserted that he was the victim of sabotage (food/drink tampering) by another person.

WADA requested that a 4-year period of ineligibility be imposed on the athlete,” the CAS further noted.

Having grabbed the quota by virtue of his World Championships bronze in Las Vegas last year, Narsingh’s road to Rio was fraught with obstacles after he was named to represent India ahead of double Olympicmedallist Sushil Kumar.

Narsingh was defeated by his own: IOA

Dejected by the four-year ban imposed on Narsingh Yadav by CAS, the Indian Olympic Association has said that the embattled wrestler has been “defeated by compatriots” rather than opponents.

“It’s not a just loss for Narsingh at the Court of Arbitration for Sports but he was beaten by his compatriots who did not want to let him compete at the Olympics and not by his

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opponents,” IOA secretary general Rajeev Mehta told PTI after the CAS verdict.

“The picture is clear and neither I nor anyone has to say who’s done the foul play. If you go back, you can easily connect the dots and would clearly know who could be the suspect.

“As of now, the culprits have been successful in stopping him from the Olympics, though we may challenge the order and minimise the ban. It’s a loss for the country.”

Further hinting at a conspiracy theory, Mehta added, “We must go deep into the matter and the government should initiate a CBI inquiry into the matter. It’s not a small thing, it’s plaguing our country’s sport and we must nip this in the bud.

“Days after he won the battle at the Delhi High Court, a phone call came from his SAI centre in Sonipat about some doping activities, the raid happened and his sample was found positive. It cannot be sheer coincidence.”

WADA had appealed against the NADA all-clear to Narsingh at CAS, three days ahead of his scheduled opening bout at the Olympics.

Mehta was part of the four-hour long marathon hearing here. The verdict marked a painful end to the sordid controversy which began with the wrestler failing a June 25 test.

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