August 30, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 265

DIMAPUR, wednesday, august 30, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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Infotainment, Page 10

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International, Page 9

Trump issues warning to N. Korea

WASHINGTON/UNITED NATIONS, AUG 29 (AGENCIES): President Donald Trump said Tuesday that “all options are on the table” in terms of a U.S. response to North Korea’s launch of a missile over Japan, reports AP. In a terse, written statement Tuesday, Trump said that with the missile launch North Korea has “signaled its contempt for its neighbors, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behavior.”

“Threatening and destabilizing actions only increase the North Korean regime’s isolation in the region and among all nations of the world,” Trump said. “All options are on the table.”

Trump later told reporters, “We’ll see, we’ll see” when asked what he would do about North Korea.

In a first, North Korea on Tuesday fired a midrange ballistic missile designed to carry a nuclear payload that flew over U.S. ally Japan and splashed into the northern Pacific Ocean,

Govt renames V&AH deptt

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 9 (NPN): The State Government on Tuesday, through a notification has renamed the department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry (V&AH) to Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services (AH&VS) with immediate effect. According to an official bulletin, the notification was issued with the clearance of the Personnel & Administrative Reforms Department (AR Branch) vide U.O. No.173 dt.14/03/17.

The state government has therefore informed that henceforth all communications and correspondences could be addressed as ‘Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services.’

‘Something serious has to happen’: Haley

Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un at loggerheads.

officials said. The aggressive launch over the territory of a close U.S. ally sent a clear message of defiance as Washington and South Korea conduct war games nearby.

Trump’s statement implies that military action remains an option in resolving the standoff over North Korea’s development of nuclear weapons that could threaten America. But a U.S. military strike against North Korea is considered highly unlikely.

North Korea has the world’s largest standing army and a massive conventional weapons arsenal that can easily target the South Korean capital of Seoul and its metropolitan area of

New Delhi, Aug 29 (PTI): Rail services for transporting goods to the flood-ravaged northeastern region have resumed Tuesday while passenger train services is expected to restart from September 3, the railway ministry said.

Due to floods in Bihar, West Bengal and Assam, the rail link with the northeastern states was disrupted since August 12. All trains between the northeastern states and the rest of the country pass through New Jalpaiguri in north Bengal and Katihar division in Bihar. “The rail route connecting NE region has been opened for goods traffic today. Member, traffic reviewed the position with the General Manager and Board officials and directed that rakes loaded with essential commodities for NE be moved on priority.

“Passenger trains are expected to start from September 3,” the railway ministry said in a series of tweets.

According to officials, the floods caused extensive damage to rail tracks, bridges, culverts, communication systems and other infrastructure.

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filiation, or geographical location, to be prepared to wage the moral battle, if the government failed to heed to the people’s demand.

“It will require each of us to set aside our differences and stand united as one,” ACAUT added.

The collective resolve would ultimately decide which side prevails: “the sane demands of the Naga people or the selfish interest of the most corrupted Naga government in history,” ACAUT said. It also said that since the decisive battle in the ‘War Against Corruption’ is at hand, the process to cement people’s efforts to reclaim Nagaland was already underway.

It has appealed to the present generation, particularly those living in towns and districts head quarters, to stand up for the people in the hinterland who would be

counting on them.

Further, ACAUT advised the state government “not to test the patience of the people and fool around but to wisely heed to the demands of the people before the deadline expires.” At the end, the people are only demanding their constitutional right to live in dignity, it said.

Meanwhile, ACAUT has expressed sincere gratitude to all the organizations and individuals for taking part in the historic rally, as well as the full-hearted adoption of the 7-point public resolution. Being a people’s movement, ACAUT said the rally was held with the sole intention to give platform to different voices and act as a channel to facilitate the voice of the people. ACAUT also said it would always continue to welcome those who stand for Naga solution or are against corruption.

NEW DELHI, AUG 29 (NPN): Politics in Nagaland has come to a crucial stage where the ruling government has 36 out of 47 legislators either expelled or suspended from the NPF by party president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü and also facing the prospects of disqualification proceedings initiated against them for voting against the party whip during the July 21 vote of confidence.

To add to the political confusion, the strident demand made by various organisations such as the Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) and also the public resolution at the August 25 ACAUT public rally in Dimapur that the Governor /Government of India remove/terminate all posts deemed as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court (as

‘Hollowed govt schools should be handed over to pvt players’

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No report of influenza A H1N1 virus in Nagaland: H&FW deptt Correspondent

KO H I M A , AU G 2 9 (NPN): State Health and Family Welfare (H&FW) department on Tuesday denied the purported detection of influenza A H1N1 virus in the state, saying there was no such report of the virus becoming endemic in the state.

Influenza – A (H1N1), earlier know as swine flu, was first detected in Mexico in April, 2009 Speaking to the media here Tuesday afternoon, Dr. John Kemp of the Integrated Disease Surveillance Project (IDSP) H&FW, informed that one of the patients admitted to a hospital in Dimapur last week was shifted to a hospital in Guwahati (GNRC) from where she was tested positive of the H1F1 virus.

Dr. Kemp said that since the matter was reported from outside the state, there were no threat in Nagaland and asked the public not be alarmed with such reports.

He stated that Influenza A H1N1 virus was no longer a new virus but

considered as a common flu, which was seasonal and self-limiting.

Dr. Kemp said that while most swine flu cases would be mild, persons with chronic medical conditions such as diabetes, heart diseases, cancer and other immune-compromised conditions, adults over 65 years of age, children under 5 years and pregnant women were at higher risk for acquiring severe illness.

Referring to a health advisory issued by the H&FW department, Dr. Kemp said mortality due to Influenza A H1N1 among the said high risk groups could also be prevented by early diagnosis and prompt treatment.

Maintaining that the state was so far free of the virus, Dr. Kemp, however, said that any suspicious symptoms/cases should be reported to the nearest identified health facility for confirmation and treatment. The symptoms of swine flu in people are similar to the symptoms of regular seasonal flu and include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, head-

ache, chills and fatigue.

Some people have reported diarrhea and vomiting associated with influenza-A (H1N1) Flu viruses are spread mainly from person to person through droplets created while coughing or sneezing by a person infected with the influenza-A (H1N1).

According to sources, the person from Nagaland was suspecetd to have been infected with H1N1 virus, was being treated in Guwahati.

Meanwhile, the H1N1 virus has claimed over 1,000 lives so far this year, which is four times more than deaths recorded last year, with a total of 22,186 cases reported across the country till now, data from the Union health ministry revealed. Like other strains of the flu, H1N1 is highly contagious, and spreads quickly from person to person. It was declared a pandemic in 2009 by the World Health Organisation.

It has been found that this new virus has gene segments from the swine, avian and human flu virus genes.

ACAUT demands implementation Nagaland’s complex and confusing politics of Aug 25 public rally resolution

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 9 (NPN): ACAUT has appealed to the state and central government to implement the historic 7-point resolution adopted during the mass public rally on August 25 at Dimapur.

If sincerely implemented, the state can transform into an oasis of peace, development and prosperity, ACAUT said.

ACAUT particularly appealed to the state government to institute the Nagaland Lokayukta and terminate all backdoor appointees which were done in total violation of High Court order. However, ACAUT said “in case the state government refuses to do so, it should be prepared for full-blown state-wide agitation.” Therefore, ACAUT D I M A P U R , AU G 2 9 has called upon every Naga(NPN): As part of the Na- irrespective of clan, tribe, galand Emergency Prepared- denomination, political afness Exercise (NEPEx), the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) would conduct a mega mock exercise all over the state on Wednesday. N ew D e l hi , AU G NSDMA informed that 29 (AGENCIES): In an preparedness exercise of attempt to improve the earthquake scenario of 8.4 quality of education in the magnitudes would be car- country, the government’s ried out. The public has been think tank-- Niti Aayog, in urged not to panic as it was its recently released report has recommended that all just a preparatory exercise. underperforming or ‘hallowed” government schools should be handed over to private players under the public private partnership (PPP) model.

The Aayog, in its recently released “Three-year action agenda”, has recommended that the idea, where the private sector adopts government schools while being publicly funded on a per child basis, can be explored.

According to the report, while the number of government schools in“ W h e n D A N g o v t creased over the years, the boasted of road show, enrolment numbers in them it was a bad omen. It have been falling drastiwas to reveal roads with cally while the number of potholes.” students enrolling in private

NEPEx drill today

about 25 million people.

Tr ump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan conferred by telephone over the latest missile test.

The White House said the leaders agreed that North Korea poses “a grave and growing direct threat” to the United States, Japan, South Korea and countries around the world.

“President Trump and Prime Minister Abe committed to increasing pressure on North Korea, and doing their utmost to convince the international community to do the same,” the White House said.

Abe said in a statement that “Japan’s and the U.S. positions are totally at one.”

Washington’s UN ambassador Nikki Haley said today that “something serious has to happen” following North Korea’s missile test over Japan. “It’s unacceptable,” Haley said. “They have violated every single UN Security Council resolution that we’ve had, and so I think something serious has to happen,” she added, giving no specifics.

Washington and Tokyo called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting, set to convene at 2100 GMT to discuss the crisis.

The United States, along with Japan had called for an emergency security council meeting this afternoon.

“We are going to talk about what else is left to do,” Haley continued, saying that “no country” should have missiles flying over a nation of 130 million people like Japan. “I think we have a lot to talk about today. So with all of our partners, what we hope is that China and Russia continues to work with us, like they have in the past on North Korea -- but I think enough is enough,” Haley declared.

Railways resume goods train services to NE

schools has been on a rise leading to “hollowing” of state-run schools.

High rate of teacher absenteeism, limited time spent on teaching when the teacher is in class and generally poor quality of education are among important reasons for this emptying out. Outcomes are worse in government schools than in private schools, it said.

“A working group should be set up with states participation to explore and pilot other bolder experiments by interested states.

These could include education vouchers and local government led purchasing of schooling services.

“PPP models could also be explored where the private sector adopts government schools while being publicly funded on a per child basis. This may provide a solution to the problems of schools that have

hollowed and are incurring massive expenditures,” the Niti Aayog recommended.

During 2010-2014, public schools increased by around 13,500 in number but total enrolment in them fell by 1.13 crore. In parallel, private school enrolment rose by 1.85 crore.

This shift has been accompanied by hollowing of an alarmingly large number of public schools, the report said.

As per statistics cited in the report, there were about 3.7 lakh state-run schools with less than 50 students in 2014 -15, which is around 36 per cent of total number of public schools.

The report also highlighted that even though there is a manifold increase in the government spending on public schools, results are very disappointing.

“There are about 1 lakh such schools which have less than 20 students en-

rolled in it and the government spending on every teacher’s salary is Rs 9,440.

The government is spending Rs 80,000 every year on every single child in such schools,” the report said.

Suggesting corrective measures to improve deteriorating education system, the think tank said, “The government must focus on school leadership, administrative tenure, basic monitoring by administrators to resolve school level issues such as teacher absenteeism, and transparency in teacher appointments and postings.”

“In terms of regulation, states should regulate only based on outcomes and transparency requirements, not through regulating inputs like library, fees and playground. Both private and government schools should be regulated in the same way,” the Aayog stated.

per its July 26, 2017 judgment). The posts include 26 legislators appointed as parliamentary secretaries (status of ministers of state) and nine advisers (status of cabinet ministers).

These developments have also added to the feeling of uncertainty in the minds of public as to what could happen. The litigations between within the NPF groups owing loyalty to the party president Dr. Shürhozelie and the other under Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio over which group is the real NPF. This has also created a peculiar situation where the NPF party has no government and the government has no party.

The legislators in the ruling government comprise of 36 NPF (excluding the Speaker), seven independents and four BJP. Those outside the government include 11 NPF and

one independent.

There is also the possibility of Modi deciding to announce a solution to the Naga issue before the election schedule by FebruaryMarch 2018. If that happens then election could be postponed and an “interim government” put in place to implement the clauses of such an agreement.

However, government of India’s Interlocutor to the Naga Peace Talk R.N. Ravi had clarified to Nagaland Post that there was no such time frame since negotiations were under process and option for wider consultations with other groups and hohos also been considered before inking any final agreement.

It was also revealed that the government of India was also aware of the sentiments of the Nagas of Nagaland over inclusion of 6 Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) in the

NSCN (I-M) cautions hostel owners, teachers D I M A P U R , AU G 2 9 (NPN): NSCN (I-M) through its ministry of kilo affairs has cautioned the owners of hostels and teachers for imposing “unreasonable and unacceptable conditions” on the students in running private hostels and tuitions.

In this regard, the kilo affairs laid down certain dos and don’ts, MIP said in a statement. It has instructed the hostel owners to ensure that the basic necessities for the overall development of the students be made available and hostels should be isolated from crowded areas to avoid unwanted disturbances. To relieve the distress of the students, it also asked the teachers to charge a maximum of Rs. 500 per subject for tuition in classroom, and Rs. 800 per subject for home tuition.

The kilo affairs issued

the instructions after many hostels supposed to provide basic necessities were found to be lacking. It added that rooms in some hostels were small, overcrowded and lack required numbers of bathrooms/toilets negating basic hygienic principles and electrical lightings.

It also pointed out that some hostels were running without wardens, proper rules and regulations and administration. The kilo affairs further said that some teachers were charging exorbitant fees ranging from Rs. 3000 to Rs. 4000 for private tuitions and classes conducted only two to three times a week.

Reiterating that such practices of “daylight robbery” has put the fate of students in uncertainty and despair, the kilo affairs has warned of stringent action against the defaulters.

peace process and within the framework agreement.

On several occasions the various NNPGs have reminded the Centre that they have to be included in the expected agreement since it involved Nagaland state and since the framework agreement makes no mention of either ‘Manipur’ or even ‘Assam’ or ‘Arunachal Pradesh’ etc.

These above political aspects presently casting their long shadows over Nagaland state has given the Modi government a taste of the complexity of Naga politics.

It may be mentioned that RN Ravi has been given one-year extension as chairman of Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC). He was made the JIC chief for three years in 2014. JIC is tasked to assess intelligence gathered by various snoop agencies including IB and RAW.

Rahim’s son to lead Dera Sacha Sauda NEW DELHI, AUG 29 (AGENCIES): A day after Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim was sentenced to 20 years for raping two of his women followers, his son Jasmeet Insan was on Tuesday appointed the administrator of the sect.

Breaking from tradition, Jasmeet was appointed Gurmeet’s successor, an unprecedented move as the sect had never seen a head from the immediate family of the Dera chief.

Jasmeet is a businessman and is married to Punjab Congress leader Harminder Singh Jassi’s daughter. Various reports have suggested that Jasmeet was declared the heir to his father’s throne in 2007, after the latter was chargesheeted by the CBI in rape and murder cases. Speculation was rife that Dera chief ’s adopted daughter Honeypreet Singh, considered very close to Gurmeet.

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NSDMA mock drills across Nagaland today

(L-R): Additional chief secretary, Home, Temjen Toy addressing the meeting at Kohima regarding the mega mock drill exercises to be held on August 30. (DIPR) A meeting for the mega mock drill at Peren on August 29. (DIPR) DDMA members at the meeting for mock drill at Wokha. (DIPR) Correspondent

KO H I M A , A U G 2 9 (NPN): Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) home department will stage a National Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx) across the state on August 30 at 11 a.m consisting of a mega mock exercise.

Briefing media persons at his office chamber, home commissioner, Temjen Toy informed that Nagaland being the 5th seismic zone, prone to earthquake, whereby August 30 exercise would be largely on earthquake and the scenario will be 8.4 intensity earthquakes all over the state.

Toy appealed the public not to panic but to cooperate with the authorities for smooth conduct of the mock exercise as such drills/exercise have proven to be most useful as they increase awareness as well as equip the citizens to respond appropriately during times of actual disasters.

He lamented that people considered such mock

drill as a child’s play but it was not and said everything would be for real except the actual disaster and casualties but this was to prepare “our” effectiveness on resilience to meet with any kind of disaster.

Citing the instances of the fire that broke out at chief minister’s official residence earlier, he said though it was not natural disaster yet the response was poor, people ran out in the streets, VIPs rushing to CM’s place with pilots and escorts (to show solidarity) and the fire engine could not reach on time because the roads were blocked. He said one must be prepared if actual disaster took place and should know how to react and how to respond.

He said it would be a very important exercise starting from the State Emergency Operation Centre (SEOC) right down to the last SDRF personnel.

Toy said this exercise would also test the strength and weakness of the department which would have a debriefing with all

the districts and see whether any lapses were there.

He appealed the public to take it seriously. OSD NSDMA Johnny said sixteen locations were earmarked in Kohima district that would last for about two hours. He said SDRF involving home guards, civil defence in eight districts and all the Alfa companies of IRP, DEF and the village guards for Tuensang and Kiphiri were trained having strength of more than 1000 trained personnel in the state.

KOHIMA: As part of the preparation for N a g a l a n d E m e r ge n c y Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx), the Kohima district table top exercise was held on August 29 at DC office.

According to DIPR report, ADC, Kohima, T.L. KiusungmongTikhir chaired the programme and informed that a mega mock drill would be held at one go in the state on August 30. He pointed that it was an opportunity for everyone to prepare for the

news in brief AFRAU general meeting: Amur Falcon Roosting Area Union Pangti (AFRAU) has convened a general meeting on September 3, 2 p.m at C. Khel volleyball court, Pangti.

All members have been asked to attend the meeting.

CWA executive meeting: Chakhesang Wrestling Association (CWA) has convened its executive meeting on September 2, 11 a.m at tourist lodge Pfütsero town. All the concerned executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

HCBA general meeting: High Court Bar Association (HCBA) Kohima has convened an extra-ordinary general meeting on September 4,1 p.m at the Bar room to discuss some urgent issues of the association. All the bonafide members of the bar have been requested to attend the meeting.

NSDMA informs: As part of the NEPEx exercise to be held on August 30 all over the state, the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority has given the following information for the preparedness exercise taking the earthquake scenario of 8.4 magnitudes Richter scale in Nagaland.

NSDMA informed that siren will be sounded at 11 am in the secretariat plaza ground; after siren is sounded all secretariat staffs are requested to drop hold and cover under their respective working table for about 2 minutes; after 2 minutes to go out of the rooms assuming earthquake shock was over and safe to go out to be gathered in an open space (Secretariat Plaza); after this exercise one can go back to their own respective rooms for resuming normal office work.

NSDMA also informed that this was just a preparatory exercise and public have been requested not to panic.

LSU informs: Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) has informed all the schools & colleges at Wokha that the 1st LSU cultural day-cuminter schools & colleges competition has been postponed to September 23, 9 a.m at local ground, Wokha. All the schools & colleges have been requested to submit the name list of the participants & brief note on exhibition items on or before September 9.

Senior participants in “narration of Lotha Naga culture” are to submit a copy on the topic before September 9. All affiliated units, seniors, tribunals and well wishers have been requested to attend the event. Participants from middle, high schools and colleges are to come in traditional attire. For further information one may contact social and cultural secretary at 9774819232.

DEO Mokokchung informs: The district education officer (DEO) Mokokchung has informed all the grade IV staff under DEO Mokokchung, willing to apply for withdrawal of GPF non-refundable can submit their application and other relevant documents to the undersigned office on or before September 20 to submit to the directorate of School Education, Kohima and after the stipulated time given, the incumbent has to take the responsibility by themselves. DEO also informed the public that in the run up to the teachers’ day celebration 2017, the sale of token flags in Mokokchung town shall be carried out by the members of Scouts Boys & Guides Girls of Mokokchung on K

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September 1 and 2. DEO also informed all untrained teachers without any professional qualifications to submit their educational qualification to the undersigned on or before September 10.

SSC Medziphema social work: Sirhi Settlement Committee (SSC), Medziphema has informed all concerned that there would be social work-cum-gathering programme on September 1 and 2, 9 a.m. All the villagers/ occupants of Sirhi Angami village are mandatory to attend both days without fail as spot roll call would be taken. Organisers have informed that refreshment would be provided.

EE, Chumukedima informs: EE, electrical division Chumukedima, Er. Kasho Chishi has informed that office of EE, Chumukedima electrical division has been shifted to electrical colony, ward-5, Chumukedima.

STO Mkg informs: All the DDOs/HoDs under Mokokchung district drawing their salary and other payments through sr. treasury office (STO), Mokokchung have been informed to submit details of head of accounts and demand number to the senior treasury officer, Mokokchung on or before September 10. STO, Mokokchung, Toshizemba informed that details were required for treasury computerization and no government transaction could be done without submission of the same.

For further information DDOs have been requested to contact computer assistant, Imtituba on either of the given numbers 9856617484/8131861288, on all working days.

AKMWP get together: Association of Kohima Municipal Wards Panchayat (AKMWP) would be organising a get together programme to commemorate its second foundation day anniversary on September 2, 4 .m. at the 2K Hotel, officer hill Kohima. All panchayats and sector chairmen along with their secretaries have been requested to attend the programme.

KSUK 34th Fresher’s meet cum cultural day: Konyak Students Union, Kohima (KSUK) would be organising its 34th freshers’ meetcum-cultural day on September 2, 10:30 a.m in the URA Academy Hall, Kohima with parliamentary secretary Art & Culture, E. Eshak Hessum, NRHM Kohima deputy director Dr. Leamnyei and B. Tingshem Konyak Rtd director education as chief guest, guest of honour and special guest respectively. All students, elders and leaders, of the various organisations and well wishers have been requested to be a part of the event.

Correction: Apropos the news item published on August 29 under the heading, “ANPSTA Wokha unit appeals government to adhere to demands of central ANPSTA” should read as All Nagaland Pre-Service Teachers Association (ANPSTA) and not as published.

Correction: Apropos the news item published under the heading “CEI Kohima informs” in the news in brief column, the chief electrical inspector (CEI) Nagaland Kohima should read as Er. I. V. Chishi and not as published.

actual eventuality.

The Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) informed that the NDM has been actively conducting exercises for over six years. NSDMA further informed that the mega mock drill on Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx) would be conducted every year.

16 important locations have already been identified for the exercise. The central Indian Army and the National Disaster Management Authority would be the field observers. The general public has also been informed that the siren would blow for 2 minutes at 11 a.m, after which the actual mock drill would begin. Different Incident Response System Team has been set up, to monitor the problems arising during the mock drill.

PEREN: A two-day programme on Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx) from August from 29 to 30 began at old Peren on Tuesday,

organised by the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA). ADC Peren S. Tainu chaired the programme.

ZUNHEBOTO: In Zunheboto the NEPEx table top exercise was held at DC’s conference hall, wherein DC T. Roy in his keynote address stated that Nagaland was prone to disasters like earthquakes, landslides, mudslides and cloudburst for which we must be well prepared. He urged upon all the stakeholders that disaster came without any warning and so the officials and the citizen needed to be prepared for any eventuality. During the exercise, district commandant, Home Guard and Civil Defence, Y. Khenito Chishi spoke on role of responsible officers and its command and operation section while SDO (C), Er. Namang Chang Sepong gave a briefing on planning, logistic section and mock drill. EAC, Wiridin chaired the program.

WOKHA: Wokha district would be conduct-

ing mock drill on August 30 in drill five locations, (commercial & residential) namely police point, power house (Tsumang colony), GHSS, DBHSS and Etsuchuka colony. Rescue & operation and evacuation of injured and casualties during emergency would be demonstrated.

Fire scenario and rescue of high rise unstable building would be demonstrating in the specified identified locations. In this regard a meeting was held at DC conference hall Wokha on August 29. During the meeting the sections chiefs like operation, planning and logistic, district commandant HG & CD, district planning officer and addl. SP TokaviAchumi, highlighted and briefed the members about their roles and assignments to various units, sections and divisions involved during the exercise. ADC, Wokha Thavaseelan highlighted the role of RO and its command staff. The meeting was chaired by EAC, Wokha Athrong.

RYC Dimapur observes 86th Kohima police Martyr’s Day of Haipou Jadonang recover Ensedyl DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the Rongmei population, Rongmei Youth Club (RYC) Dimapur had observed 86th Martyr’s Day of Haipou Jadonang on August 29 at Rongmei Tribal Court, Burma Camp. A press note by president RYC Dimapur, Makuran Dangmei stated that, principal Don Bosco Hr.Sec.School Dimapur, Fr. Joshua cited an example of great leader Haipou Jadonang of how he struggled to fight for the people against mighty British He asked the congregation to follow the good example of their leader and to be brave to fight back

for their rights. It stated that during the program, a silent prayer was observed to pay homage to Haipou Jadonang.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by executive member RYCD, Thuanreiliu Ruangmei chairman Rongmei Community Development Welfare Society, while Ambrose Makuthai Malangmei gave the opening prayer. Welcome speech was delivered by president RYCD, Makuran Dangmei, special song by women folk of St. Paul Catholic Church, Burma Camp and general secretary RYCD, G. Ajenpu delivered vote of thanks.

AKD condoles demise of late Dominic DIMAPUR: The Angami Krotho Delhi (AKD) family has expressed deepest sorrow at the untimely and sad demise of AKD founding leader, late Dominic Yazokie on August 24 at Kohima. AKD in a condolence message stated that it was honoured and proud of his exemplary leadership during his long service in Delhi. It stated that he would be cherished and remembered for his invaluable contribution to the AKD family. AKD members also conveyed heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Dominic, her children and grandchildren. AKD pray Almighty God to give them strength and comfort to bear the loss and the departed soul to rest in heavenly abode.

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D I M A P U R : Ko h i m a Police manning inter-state check gate at Khuzama intercepted one Manipur bound Tata mobile bearing registration number MN01K-5730 during routine checking and recovered 178 bottles of banned Ensedyl cough syrup from the possession of the driver on August 29 at around 11:30 a.m.

The sub–divisional police officer & PRO, Kohima informed that the driver identified as Wonchipen Rungsung (35), son of Ningkhalem, Somdal village, Ukhrul district, Manipur was taken into police custody for possession and transpor tation of the banned drugs.

In this connection, a regular cases vide Khuzama police station case No. 0010/2017 U/S 13 DC Act has been registered against the arrested accused person for conducting further investigation.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, august 30, 2017

KIN urges for immediate steps to clear road blocks DIMAPUR: Kuki Inpi Nagaland (KIN) has drawn the attention of the government of and the concerned department in regard to the road conditions at Ahthibung area of Peren district and to take immediate steps to clear the road block.

A press note by KIN president, L. Gangte stated that on August 28, the road was completely washed away by the river and the lifeline to Ahthibung and Khelma area has been totally cut off. Adding to the misery of the situation, KIN stationed at Ahthibung stated that when it tried to visit the spot, several landslides between Chalkot and Saijang vil-

lages had totally blocked the road and officials could not proceed.

In this regard, KIN has appealed concerned department and government to clear the road blocks and construct proper protection wall at the site where the road had been washed away by the river.

KIN also suggested for diverting the tributaries of River Manglaou away from the road into the main river so that the road was not washed away again.

Meanwhile, KIN also expressed gratitude to district administration and commandant of 9th IR Battalion for clearing the landslide below Saijang village near Manglou bridge.

NWST on poor BSNL network at Tening DIMAPUR: The Ntumai Welfare Society Tening (NWST) has urgently appealed the BSNL head office to redress the 4 years old network crises, and restore the network system to its normal state in Tening. A press note by NWST president, Arithbo Rentta stated that while it appreciates the BSNL department, the only network pioneer in Tening, for their service, NWST also expected them to do better and provide their best network facility to the community.

Ntumai Welfare Society Tening pointed out that presently, the network in Tening was getting from bad to worse and it has been several years since the denizens of Tening have been struggling with the present sparodic and feebly network due to the department’s failure to fix their gadget at Tening BSNL office.

Ntumai Welfare Society Tening stated that this fact was revealed on enquiry, that in 2014, a major part of the machine was damaged due to lightning, after which the network had gone haywire, and it was disheartening to find that the same problem has not been fixed, till date.

Questioning the department as to why the problem has not yet been redressed, the NWST stated that it was a crime to deny the facility to people.

CWSU condemns August 24 incident

DIMAPUR: The Chenwetnyu Students’ Union (CWSU) has vehemently condemned the deplorable act of ASI in-charge of police thana Chen Hqs. Mon district on August 24 at around 3 p.m near KSU office in a case of drunken driving.

A condemnation note by Chenwetnyu Students’ Union vice president, Shaboh and general secretary, Wakho stated that the inebriated ASI had hit JE PWD (Road & Bridges) W. Winlao who was walking on the footpath from behind, thereby critically injuring the victim.

Chenwetnyu Students’ Union strongly condemned the concerned officer who was supposed to maintain law and order but ironically in possession of spasmo proxyvon capsules which was an utter violation of law.

Chenwetnyu Students’ Union further stated that such act should be condemned by every right thinking citizen.

KPC, DPC condole demise of P Ganguly

DIMAPUR: The Kohima Press Club (KPC) expressed deep sorrow at the demise of late P. Ganguly, father of KPC’s former vice president Vibou, on August 29.

A condolence message by general secretary KPC, Alice Yhoshü stated that Kohima Press Club remembers P Ganguly as a knowledgeable senior citizen who had great concern for the welfare of the society.

It also stated that, Ganguly had served the central and state police departments in different capacities, and after retirement from government service, he had been a regular contributor to the newspapers in Nagaland with enriching articles.

It further expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayers to the Almighty to grant them solace at this time of grief.

DPC: Dimapur Press Club (DPC) in a condolence note by president Moa Longkumer and general secretary, Henlly Phom conveyed its heartfelt condolences to the family members and also pray to Almighty God to grant eternal peace to the departed soul.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1972 - 2017

“HEAVEN NEEDS YOU MORE THEN EARTH” We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to every individual, family, churches, unions and organizations who stood with us in various capacities through prayer, financially and physically at the sudden demise of my husband, Lt. H. CHONGYING YINLUNGHU, on 22.08.2017.

Our inability as a family to thank each and every individual is deeply regretted but it is our sincere prayer that our Lord Almighty God bless everyone abundantly. We would like to express our gratitude to the following:-

LT. SENTHANG WANTH 01/03/1959 – 30/08/2016

“To live in the hearts of those we love is never to die” We are thankful to God for the beautiful times He blessed us to live together as a family. And though you have left us to be Home with Him, you are deeply missed.

Loving wife, children and relatives.

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Tuensang Heavy thunderstorms Wokha

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Zunheboto Some rain and a thunderstorm 23 18

Workshop on ‘Naga women rights and role in Naga society’

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , AU G 2 9 (NPN): Two –day state level consultation workshop on “Naga women rights and role in Naga society” organized by Bethesda Youth Welfare Centre (BYWC) got underway here at Circuit house Dimapur on Tuesday.

The speakers for the two day workshop were former additional advocate general & former CBI standing counsel, P.Pius Lotha, executive director, CABA, Dr.Joyce Angami, advocate Guwahati high court, Kohima bench, Apila Sangtam and assistant professor, Dimapur government college, A. Sentiyula.

Speaking on the impact of “mineral like oil, coal mining and its impact on women and AFSPA, its long term impact on girls and women in Nagaland”, P.Pius Lotha said the impact on the girl and women would be through hazardous and correlated effect in work place and the direct impact of abusive and extra judicial authority in discharge of duty.

Lotha said that in terms of employment for

girl and women it could be classified into skilled and unskilled workmanship. He mentioned undertaking of mineral oil required trained skilled workmanship where girl/woman participation was found to be less. However in industry like coal mining, Pius added that many girls and womenfolk participated in coal bearing areas due to limited source of earning otherwise.

Despite the fact that child labour was illegal in India, Puis mentioned that due to hardworking nature of young girls, they have been legally entitled to work in the coal belt.

Pius elaborated that pathetic living condition of many uneducated and innocent girls compelled them to encounter unpleasant situations in workplaces.

He said that there were many cases of young girl victims which have gone unreported. In this regard, Pius informed that several regulations have been passed by government to ensure safety of women in workplaces, although they have been seldom followed. He cited how United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has framed certain policies,

while Indian government has introduced the Disha project to create opportunities for women in India.

On Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) in Nagaland, Pius said that Nagaland has suffered untold sufferings under AFSPA for many years. Pius opined that government should device a formula where rights and privileges of the local people were protected, rather than imposing alien way of life since Naga hill tribes were totally different from main land people. Pius felt that central government needed to listen to the recommendations of various commissions for abrogation of AFSPA. While speaking on “socio economic issues of Naga woman and their role and challenges”, Dr. Joyce Angami said Naga women were caught between traditionalism and modernization. In such scenario she said, proper planning, implementation and evaluation of programmes and schemes would lead to sustainable livelihood activities and eradication of poverty. She hoped that this would ultimately lead to economic empowerment

of women which in turn would enhance their social status. She expressed that quality education and conducive environment, opportunities and support by agencies could enable Naga women to realize their potential in raising the economic status of women and empower them.

Delivering keynote address, program director, Bethesda Youth Welfare Centre (BYWC), Chumben Humtsoe believed that collective mind from different professions would help give an insightful and meaning discussion on the topic.

He informed that gender equality was a fundamental right as any other in the national and international bills of rights and that foundation for a peaceful and prosperous world and its observation could help fuel economic growth and benefit societies and the human race at large.

While acknowledging that woman issue has been recognized by Millennium Development Goal (MDG), to ensure gender equality, Chumben observed that objective of the workshop would be to identify through various

BBBP state task force meeting held in Kohima Kumar.

Mission director, State Resource Centre for Women, Daisy Mezhur as ambassador for girl-child gave introduction to education and participation of girlchild under the motto, “let’s support a future that’s ready to take off.”

Pankaj Kumar along with other officials.

CDPO & nodal officer DIMAPUR: The Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP)-State for BBBP, Tauhong Phom Task Force meet was held in the conference hall of chief gave an overview of the secretary on August 29, chaired by chief secretary, Pankaj activities of the District &

Block Task Force of the FY 2016-17. He informed that under the banner of BBBP on international day of the girl child celebration in Longleng, eleven new born babies were given cash awards, while nine girls from government schools were felicitated for meritorious academic excellence.

The plantation drive “one tree for one student” wa s a l s o h i g h l i g h t e d .

Tauhong also informed that the Adolescent Girls Club has been launched in three schools in Longleng. Juliana Medom, asst. state coordinator highlighted the state level activities till date.

She also informed that with the convergence with Pooorna Shakti Kendra and Nagaland Adolescent Girls Club, the state level activities has been continuing despite non release of funds.

aspects. He said this would include impact on Naga woman by Armed Forces Special Power Act (AFSPA) and minerals like oil and coal mining; to identify scopes and gap on accessibility by Naga woman of legal and customary set up; to identify social issues and ways and means to address them. He also said that one needed to identify the role of Naga woman towards Naga society and to identify issues for further in-depth dialogue and research.

Advocate Guwahati high court, Kohima bench, Khughovi village suspension bridge which Apila Sangtam spoke on “le- collapsed on August 29. (Courtesy chairman KVC, gal right/customary law and Henito Aye.) its accessibility and impact on Naga woman”.

Earlier, welcome address and introduction was delivered by executive director, BYWC, W.C. Humtsoe, while closing remark was given by coordinator, human rights and climate change, BYWC, Enoch Kithan.

The workshop would culminate on August 30, where assistant professor, Dimapur government college, A. Sentiyula would present on the topic “killing the angelic peacemaking mother of time immemorial”.

CSUK annual freshers’ social

Dimapur: Chang Students’ Union Kohima (CSUK) would conduct its 14th annual freshers’ social on September 2, 10: 30 a.m at state academy hall Kohima with secretary fisheries and team leader NBHM T. Mhabemo Yanthan as the guest speaker. All the Chang students of Kohima town, invitees and former leaders have been requested to attend the programme.

55th death anniversary of S. Bautung Phom former IBM member

(L-R): B.S.Nganlang parliamentary secretary. Tamlu Village Students Union presenting special number on the occasion of 55th death anniversary of late S.Bautung Phom in Longleng. (NP)

Correspondent L O N G L E N G, AU G 29 (NPN): Hundreds of people from all walks of life including people from Eastern Nagaland paid rich tributes to late S.Bautung Phom, first Interim Body Member (IBM) from Phom community on his 55th death anniversary which was commemorated today at Bautung Government Higher Secondary School auditorium, Longleng.

Parliamentary secretary Land Resource & Excise, B.S.Nganlang Phom as chief guest paid rich tribute to late S. Bautung Phom, a pioneer and true patriot with great vision who truly stood by his principle and sacrificed his precious life and who had died a martyr’s death in the service of his people.

Nganlang also acknowledged his significant service and vision for the Tuensang Frontier Division and for supreme sacrifice of Nagaland statehood. He also said that late leader’s concern for the suffering of his fellow citizen drew him to the Naga politics which resulted in K

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losing his precious life not for his personal gain but for the cause of its people and state.

Nganlang also lamented that when other Naga leaders were recognized and acknowledged widely for their contribution by the government and Naga people, late S.Bautung Phom’s sacrifices has never been recognized, both by the government and Naga people.

He therefore called upon the people to come closer and work together so that Naga people recognized and acknowledged the supreme sacrifices he had made for the Nagas. Chief guest also unveiled the memorial monolith of late S.Bautung Phom.

Speaking on the occasion, Khoiwang Wangsa, president Eastern Naga Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) who was the guest of honour said, supreme sacrifices and contribution of late leader for the cause of Nagaland statehood cannot go in vain but should be recognized and acknowledged. Khoiwang also said ENPO people must work unitedly and understand the stand of

ENPO so that past history may not repeat again.

He also acknowledged the Tamlu Village Buhu Union and family members of late Bautung Phom for organizing the programme to commemorate the 55th death anniversary of the late leader.

P.Chingan Phom, president Phom Peoples’ Council as the special guest on the occasion thanked all the leaders under ENPO and village council members of all the villages under Longleng district who had come to grace the 55th death anniversary.

Others who spoke on the occasion included, DC Longleng Denngan Avennoho, president Phomla Hoichem, president Phom Students’ Conference, president APGO, all the chairmen of village councils of Longleng district and Manli Phom (Vongngoi) wife of late S. Bautung Phom.

Late S. Bautung Phom was born to Shabu and Shuje Phom, first Christian converts of Tamlu village on July 7, 1922. Late S.Bautung Phom was the first educationist among

the villages in those days and did his schooling in Government High School Kohima and passed class X in 1955. Late Bautung had served in different capacity as kilonser NNC from 1956-58, government teacher at Government Middle School (Now Bautung Government Higher Secondary School Longleng) from 1958-1960. He was also the member of 16 member Naga delegation (Negotiating Body) who went to Delhi on July 26, 1960 for negotiation with the government of India for the creation of present Nagaland state.

Late S. Bautung Phom was inducted as Interim Body member (IBM) on February 18, 1961 and was assassinated on August 29, 1962 at Longleng.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was led by A. Chingu Phom, president Tamlu Buhu Union, invocation by Rev.Beau Phom , pastor Longleng Town Baptist Church. Noklang brothers and Tamlu village students’ union presented special songs while gratitude was proposed by B.Chingpah Phom, son of late S.Bautung Phom.

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Tripura tribal parties reject Centre’s SADC proposal Manipur observes Haipou tribals.

“BJP government did nothing for the tribals in Northeast, they are only doing politics and offering impractical suggestions,” Dey told the reporters.

There are 16 autonomous district councils (ADCs) in Northeast India, facilitating the socioeconomic development of tribals, who make up 27-28 per cent of the region’s total population of around 45.58 million.

Of the 16 ADCs, six are in Manipur, three each in Assam, Meghalaya and Mizoram and one in Tripura.

Several tribal parties, including the IPFT, have been agitating since 2009 for upgrading the TTAADC to a separate tribal state.

TTAADC has jurisdiction over two-thirds of Tripura’s 10,491 sq.km. area that is home to over 12,16,000 people, mostly tribals.

The IPFT had blocked

National Highway-8, the lifeline of Tripura, and the lone railway line in the state for more than 10 days from July 10 over their separate state demand, causing acute shortage of essential items and hardship to the people.

After intervention by the state and central governments, besides Governor Tathagata Roy, the IPFT lifted the blockade on July 20.

Almost all major political parties, including CPIM-led Left Front, Congress, BJP and other tribal parties like INPT, have rejected the demand, saying it is not practical to divide the small state.

Ahead of the assembly elections in Tripura, due in February next year, the separate tribal-based state demand has snowballed into a major political issue in the state, the tribals play a crucial political role in the state, with 20 of the 60 assembly seats reserved for the tribals.

Supreme Court to hear plea against renovation of Gurdwara in Sikkim

Arms recovered in Arunachal

Vocational trg courses introduced in 40 colleges in Mnp Correspondent

Itanagar, Aug 29 (PTI): Assam Rifles recovered arms and ammunition from NSCN (R) insurgents near Kovin Honkap in Changlang district, a defence spokesman said.

Based on an intelligence input, the jawans launched an operation and recovered one AK-56, one M-16 with ammunition and one under barrel grenade launcher. During the operation, the insurgents fired at the jawans who retaliated forcing the ultras to abandon their weapons and flee.

Blood stains were found at the site and security forces are on to track the rebels, the spokesman said.

I M P H A L , Au g 2 9 : Manipur University and Higher Education Department introduced vocational training courses in 40 colleges in Manipur, an official release of the government said Tuesday.

The vocational training courses were opened in 29 government colleges and 11 government aided colleges. For this purpose, the Union ministry of human resource development has sanctioned Rs.15 crores under Rashtriya Uchchattar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA).

The vocational training courses were designed

FELICITATES

We the Wokha Humtso Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum with immense pleasure and pride convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nrikhon Tsanglao of Elumyo Village on being promoted to the rank of Leut. Col. GPRN/NSCN (IM) in recognition of his service.

The Forum wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless in with wisdom and good health and also grant success in all his future endeavors.

Media Cell WHESYWF DC-2031

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The Lotha Hoho Tuensang is pleased to convey its heartiest congratulations to the following Governor's Gold Medal awardees earlier announced on Independence day 2016.

1. Shri. R. Vikram Ezung, NPS, Superintendent of Police Tuensang 2. Shri. K. Mhathung Tsangloa, NCS, Additional Deputy Commissioner Noklak, Tuensang.

The Hoho wishes them success in their future endeavour.

(Amos Lotha) President Lotha Hoho Tuensang

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

(Benrithung) General Secretary Lotha Hoho Tuensang

OFFICE OF THE

The Dimapur Süngratsü Senso Telongjem,Tetsür Telongjem, Students' Union and Dimapur Süngratsü Fellowship would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Bendang Lemtur (IPS) IGP. NAP, S/o. Lt. R. L Jongshi Lemtur on receiving the President's Police Medal for his distinguished service on Independence Day on 15th August 2017.

The Senso wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

R. Sosang Lemtor General Secretary DSST

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Pastor

OFFICE OF THE

NOTIFICATION

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BEFORE THE JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE FIRST CLASS, DIMAPUR AT DIMAPUR

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. THUNGCHAMO TSOPOE, son of Shri. Ngheo Tsopoe, permanent resident of House No. 36, Tsopo Village, BPO & P.S. Sanis, District- Wokha, presently residing at House No. 371, Lengrijan Colony, Dimapur, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under: 1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality.

2. That, my name has been entered/recorded as N. THUNGCHAMO in my HSLC certificate, THUNGCHAMO LOTHA in my SBI Pass Book bearing A/C. No : 20039567250, GPF statement, Service Book, Aadhaar Card No. 650651957227 and PAN Card No. ALFPL9598N, N. THUNGCHAMO TSOPOE in my Engineering Pass Certificate and Driving Licence and THUNGCHAMO TSOPOE in my Service Appointment Order.

3. That the names THUNGCHAMO TSOPOE, N. THUNGCHAMO, THUNGCHAMO LOTHA and N. THUNCHAMO TSOPOE are one the same person having single identity.

4. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of documentary evidence to declare the aforementioned names as one and the same person and will produce before any competent authority as and when required.

5. That henceforth I shall use the name THUNGCHAMO TSOPOE as my actual name in all my official purposes and future correspondences.

6. That the statements made in paragraph No. 1,2,3,4 and 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

And I singed this affidavit on this the 29th day of August 2017 at Dimapur.

Judicial Magistrate, 1st Class Dimapur : Nagaland DP-8659

DIST. WOKHA - 79711 : NAGALAND

We the Wokha Village Council with immense pleasure and pride convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. NRIKHON TSANGLAO of Elumyo village on being promoted to the rank of Leut. Col. GPRN/NSCN (IM) in recognition of his service.

The Council wishes and prays that the almighty God continue to bless in with wisdom and good health and also grant success in all his future endeavors.

S. Yanphamo Tungoe DC-2029 Chairman, WVC BEFORE THE COURT OF JUDL. MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR, NAGALAND AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 2240/17 Date : 21/08/17 ONE AND THE SAME PERSON I, Shri. MADAN SINGH, S/o LT. SHRI RAM SINGH, R/o G.VILL- KAMOLA, P.O KAMOLA, P.S KALADHUNGI, DIST- NAIMITAL STATE UK. PIN No-263140, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows1. That, I am a bonafide Central Govt. Servant and is presently serving in 7 Assam Rifles.

2. That, my son name has entered as Master NIRAJ KUMAR in my field service document, whereas my son name is used and read as NITIN KUMAR in his official/records and other correspondent.

3. That, my daughter name has entered as NEHA KUMARI in my field service document, whereas my daughter name is used and read as KUMARI NEHA in her official/ records and other correspondent.

4. That the name's NIRAJ KUMAR and NITIN KUMAR pertains to one and the same person i.e my son.

5. That the name's NEHA KUMARI and KUMARI NEHA pertains to one and the same person i.e my daughter.

6. That, the statements made in this affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge and nothing has been concealed.

DECLARANT (Shri. MADAN SINGH) Solemnly declared before me MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DP-8655

Chairman

EASTERN NAGALAND DOBASHIS’S UNION HQ : TUENSANG TOWN TUENSANG: NAGALAND

The Office Bearers and members of Eastern Nagaland Dobashi’s Union would like to congratulate the following members of the union for their meritorious awards conferred by the State Government of Nagaland on 15th August 2017 in various categories as follows: 1. Mr. R. Muthsodang Sangtam, Head Dobashi, EAC Longmatra under Kiphire district- Governor Commendation Certificate 2. Mr. K Shudang Phom, Dobashi, Grade-I of Deputy Commissioner Office Longleng- Governor Commendation Certificate.

3. Mr. M. Chingmak Chang Dobashi, Grade- I of Deputy Commissioner Office, Tuensang – District Commendation Certificate.

4. Mr. Selingmong Sangtam, Dobashi Grade-II of Deputy Commissioner Office, Tuensang- District Commendation Certificate.

The Union further wishes them success in their future endeavors while exercising the powers and duties of the State Government.

(HOTONG SANGTAM) (HELIMONG YIMCHUNGER) Joint Secretary Vice - President

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Secretary

I, on behalf of the residents of Perzha Khel, Seithekema 'C' Village, wish to express our sincere thanks to the management, staff and students' parents of Hope Academy, Naga United Village, Dimapur for filling the pot holes and repairing of the approach road situated at Perzha Khel (Co-operative) on 12/08/2017 bearing all the expenses through their own generous contributions.

May God bless you all.

KIREILIE NOUDI G.B. Perzha Khel, Seithekema 'C' Village, Dimapur.

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Through this column, we congratulate Dr. S. Limajungshi Chang, S/o Mr & Mrs. M. Sapong Chang for his accomplishment and appointment as MO (Ayush) at District Hospital, Mon. May God continue bless to him, to be a blessing to every individual.

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fied trades were IT & ITES, tourism and hospitality, retail management, computer hardware technology, floriculture, horticulture, food processing and preservation technology, fisheries, media and journalism, rubber manufacturing technology and automotive.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Nepali Christian Revival Church, Kohima, The Pastor, Deacons and the members are extremely honoured and take immense pride in congratulating Asst. Pastor Mr Kumar Karki, for being awarded Governors Commendation Certificate on Independence Day 2017 for his valuable, reliable and dedicated service to the Directorate of Art and Culture, Kohima.

The members pray that the Almighty God bless him with good health and wishes greater success in the days to come.

(KHRIESAKUO KERETSÜ) (VIZO CIESOTSÜ)

Zeliangrong BaudiAssam, Manipur and Nagaland (ZB-AMN) has expressed gratitude to all the Zeliangrong people for observing the 86th Martyr’s Day of Haipou Jadonang. Haipou Jadonang was the founder of Naga Raj Movement, and the pioneer of anti-colonial movement in the British Northeast India.

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l. Amongba Aier President DSST

ZB-AMN express gratitude

To Menangzen, On this precious day of yours, wishing you the blessed born day and may God bless you with long life, good health. Happy birth day With love abo, ayo, awo, azao, anuzai, ako and all the relatives.

Dimapur-797112, Nagaland

WOKHA VILLAGE COUNCIL

Whereas, Shri/Smti/Kumari Senti Phom of Mongtikang Village/ Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/ transfer/withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late M. Yanlom, who expired on 26 Jan. 2017.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any, within one month from the date of issue of this notice.

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capacity of 30 each in all the 40 colleges and level five will be introduced in the fifth semester from the academic session 2018-19, the official source said.

The department has identified 11 trades in collaboration with 13 industrial partners. The identi-

ous places, particularly in Tamenglong, Noney and other parts of Imphal.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

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their bloods,” he said.

Jadonang was one of the freedom fighter who opposed British colonial rule with the notion that “We must rule over ourselves,” he added.

Former MP Meijinglung Kamson asserted that Jadonang had not fought for freedom of a particular community or state but against outsider (British) rule over the region.

The death anniversary of the freedom fighter was also observed at vari-

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and finalized by Board of Studies appointed by state department of university and higher education in compliance with the National Skills Qualification Framework under the Union ministry of skill development and entrepreneurship.

The courses were designed in such a way that the fresh graduates from colleges will have an extra edge while applying for government or private jobs and even equip them to run their own projects.

At the initial stage, level four is being introduced in the third semester from the academic session of 2017-18 with intake

People paying floral tribute. (NP)

Best Wishes from Litem Fellowship Dimapur

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

NO. JUD. 21/2017-18/86

Dt. Zbto the 21/08/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti. Holika T Zhimo of Lashilato Colony, Zunheboto, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Samuel .V, has expired on 03/07/2017.

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.

(Tridibesh Roy) IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION I, Smti. LOYIVE YANTHAN, wife of Shri. Mhonyamo Yanthan, permanent resident of House No. 441, Darogajan Village, P.S - East Police Station, Dimapur, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under : 1. That I am a citizen of lndia by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality.

2. That, in my name has been entered/recorded as LOYW YANTHAN in my Husband Service Book and Marriage Certificate, whereas in my SBI, Joint Account bearing Licence it is recorded as LOYIVE YANTHAN. 3. That the name LOYW YANTHAN has been mistakenly recorded in my Husband Service Book and Marriage Certificate, which should be read and recorded as LOYIVE YANTHAN. 4. That the names LOYIVE YANTHAN and LOYW YANTHAN are one and the same person having single identity.

5. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of documentary evidence to authenticate my actual name i.e LOYIVE YANTHAN and will produce before any competent authority as and when required.

6. That the statements made in paragraph No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

"On Oath" "I swear in the name of God that this declaration is true, it conceals nothing and that no part of it is false, so help us God" And I signed this affidavit on this the 28th day of August 2017 at Dimapur.

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AFFIDAVIT I, Mrs. Man Kumari Purja, wife of Mr. Dhanrashi Tamang, permanent resident of Mantripukri, P.O. Mantripukri, P.S. Imphal, Dist. East Imphal, Manipur and presently resident at ARTC and School, 3rd Mile, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I was born on 11.12.1968.

3. That in some of my documents, my name has been recorded as Rup Maya instead of Man Kumari Purja.

4. That the names Man Kumari Purja and Rup Maya is the same and single person i.e. me and there are no discrepancies between the above said names.

5. That I got married to Mr. Dhanrashi Tamang and out of our wedlock, we would blessed with two daughters namely (i) Miss. Sadiya Tamang (D.O.B 05.08.2004) and (ii) Miss. Diya Tamang (D.O.B - 16.08.2006) 6. That henceforth, I shall be known as Mrs. Man Kumari Purja, wife of Mr. Dhanrashi Tamang, resident of ARTC and School, 3rd Mile, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland for all official purposes.

I further declare that the statements made by me herein above are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed herein.

Deponent Sworn before me on this 28th day of August, 2017.

Regd. No. 62/17 Date : 28/08/17 Notary Public

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IMPHAL, Aug 29: Manipur Tuesday observed the 86th death anniversary of Haipou Jadonang, one of the pioneer freedom fighters who was hanged by the then colonial British on this day in 1931.

The state level observation function was held in Imphal’s Haipou Jadonang Park. Paying floral tributes to the statue of the freedom fighter was the main highlight of the observance.

Speaking on the occasion, former Manipur deputy chief minister Gaikhangam urged the people of the state not to be caught in the trap of breaking Manipur. “We, the people of both hills and valley should stand united to protect the territorial integrity of the state. We must safeguard the state as well as the country which was protected by our forefathers by sacrificing

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Guwahati, Aug 29 (PTI): The overall flood situation in Assam improved Tuesday though a fresh death was reported in Morigaon district to take the toll in the third wave of flood to 74.

Over one lakh people are still suffering across four districts in the state. According to a report by the ASDMA, one person was killed by the flood in Morigaon district. The total number of persons killed in this year’s flood-related incidents in Assam went up to 158.

The Authority said that currently 1.02 lakh people were affected at present in Chirang, Morigaon, Nagaon and Karbi Anglong districts.

an “imminent threat” of the gurdwara being demolished without prior intimation to the Sikh priest.

The plea has claimed that there were sufficient historic books and documents which indicated that Guru Nanak Ji, the first Guru of Sikhs, had gone to the gurdwara Gurudongmar. It has sought the apex court’s direction prohibiting the authorities from carrying out any demolition or renovation work at the site.

The plea also said if the authorities wished to carry out any renovation work at the site, a prior notice of one month should be given to the priest so that appropriate action to shift the Guru Granth Sahib as per the Sikh code of conduct could be taken.

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not approached the high court in the matter.

Responding to the query, petitioner Amritpal Singh Khalsa said the petition was filed in extreme urgency due to the threat of demolition or renovation of Gurdwara Gurudongmar and it would take time to travel to Sikkim.

The bench asked him to serve the copy of the plea to the standing counsel of the state during the course of the day and fixed the matter for hearing tomorrow.

The petitioner has alleged that state authorities have illegally removed the holy book from the gurdwara without following any code of conduct under the pretext of renovation.

He claimed there was

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New Delhi, Aug 29 (PTI): The Supreme Court Tuesday agreed to hear a petition seeking to restrain the Sikkim government from allegedly demolishing a gurdwara in the state in the garb of renovating it.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra directed the petitioner to serve a copy of his plea to Sikkim’s standing counsel.

The petitioner has moved the apex court alleging that the state authorities have illegally removed the holy book, Guru Granth Sahib, from the site and would demolish the gurdwara in the name of renovation.

The bench, which also comprised Justices P C Pant and D Y Chandrachud, sought to know from the petitioner as to why he had

“There is no provision in the Indian Constitution to set up an SADC. In no state of India such a council has been set up. The proposal to set up an SADC is akin to hoodwinking the backward tribals.”

“Since 2015, the central government has been talking of amending the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution to give more powers to all tribal autonomous bodies in northeastern states, but that process is yet to begin,” he told the media.

Union Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram, after a day-long visit to the Leftruled state, told the media on Monday: “The NDA (National Democratic Alliance) government at the Centre does not support the demand for a separate state in Tripura. Instead, it will consider setting up of an SADC if the Left Front government sent a proposal.”

Tripura Tribal Welfare Minister Aghore Debbarma dubbed the union minister’s

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proposal as “vague”.

“If the NDA government is serious, they can send a proposal to the state government to set up SADC and if the state agrees, then the central government can amend the Constitution accordingly,” the Tripura minister told reporters.

He said that the Tripura government and the state assembly had sent several proposals on a number of occasions to amend the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution to confer more power on the TTAADC and other tribal autonomous bodies of the northeastern states.

State Congress Vice President Tapas Dey said the Congress government at the Centre led by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had constituted several tribal autonomous bodies in northeastern states, including in Assam, Tripura, Mizoram and Meghalaya, for the all-round socio-economic development of the

Agartala, Aug 29 (IANS): Tripura’s tribal parties, who have been agitating for a separate state, on Tuesday rejected the central government’s proposal for setting up a State Autonomous Development Council (SADC).

Ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M)-led Left Front, the Congress and tribal parties, including Indigenous Nationalist Party of Tripura (INPT), termed the proposal as “vague”, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supported it.

On the other hand, tribal parties like Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT) and Twipraland State Party (TSP), who have been agitating for upgrading the existing Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) to a separate tribal state, rejected the Centre’s proposal.

Rejecting the proposal, IPFT President Narendra Chandra Debbarma said:

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 265 Dimapur, Wednesday, August 30, 2017

People have spoken

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ays after the massive public rally conducted

by ACAUT Nagaland in Dimapur on August 25, the resolutions adopted reverberate across the length and breadth of Nagaland including the north east since the issues provided a very crucial meeting point among all citizens. Citizens of Nagaland have spoken in no unclear terms by expressing their total approval of the resolutions. The developments in Nagaland also cannot escape the attention of the Modi government since the resolutions proposed and then adopted at the rally, spring up very crucial challenges on political, social and economic issues pivotal for peace and development of the state. The seven resolutions include: 1. urging the government of India to speed up solution to the Naga political issue by inviting all other Naga Political Groups (NPGs) without further delay; 2. urging the government of India to remove all unconstitutional posts of parliamentary secretaries and advisers in line with the ruling of the Supreme Court on July 27,2017;3. demand on the state government to enact the Lok Ayukta bill in the state assembly within 2017, to check corruption in all forms including termination of all those appointed in the government after June 6,2016 failing which ACAUT warned, it will call for a state-wide bandh;4.urge the roads and bridges department to start road maintenance with funds already drawn;5.renew its demand for central probe into the siphoning of PDS items, developmental funds and fuel adulteration; 6.demand CBI inquiry on the M.K.R. Pillai disproportionate income and alleged siphoning of police modernisation schemes and other frauds committed by ‘Nagaland cop turned Kerala billionaire.” And 7 back the NBCC on clean election for one man one vote. Out of the seven resolutions, four of them were directed at the state government and the remaining were directed at the Modi government at the Centre. The ACAUT rally attracted very keen interest among people from other parts of India especially the mandarins at South Block. It was seen as an ongoing expression of the people of Nagaland covering the issues that formed the resolutions. Essentially, the rally was a call to ‘reclaim the land’ or wrest back power from those very few hundred politicians, bureaucrats and middlemen who have been practically ravishing Nagaland for decades through blatant abuse of power, corrupt practices and looting funds meant to build the state. Nagaland, like few of the states where corruption of the worst magnitude afflicts the entire strata of society; unfortunately, there has been too little done in checking the menace and ensuring that there is fear of the law(even if not of God). The ‘individual corruption’ has institutionalized corruption to become so deep rooted that people have become insensitive to it. This condition is best exemplified by a word called asociality- a moral abyss afflicting contemporary society. The symptom is that ordinary people believe that there is a price tag for everything as those in power have purchased the mandate to serve personal, family or community needs above all. The force of public reasoning in a democracy offers some measure of protection to freedoms and so the opportunity for intellectual synthesis offer protection for a free society that all seek to achieve. This goal to reform Nagaland calls for a greater involvement at every level and it would be a big let down if the mass public response is ‘diverted’ or ‘siphoned off’ towards a political formation.

DailyDevotion The Unsurpassed Intimacy of Tested Faith Jesus said to her, “Did I not say to you that if you would believe you would see the glory of God?” —John 11:40 Every time you venture out in your life of faith, you will find something in your circumstances that, from a commonsense standpoint, will flatly contradict your faith. But common sense is not faith, and faith is not common sense.

In fact, they are as different as the natural life and the spiritual. Can you trust Jesus Christ where your common sense cannot trust Him? Can you venture out with courage on the words of Jesus Christ, while the realities of your commonsense life continue to shout, “It’s all a lie”? When you are on the mountaintop, it’s easy to say, “Oh yes, I believe God can do it,” but you have to come down from the mountain to the demon-possessed valley and face the realities that scoff at your Mount-of-Transfiguration belief (see Luke 9:28-42).

Every time my theology becomes clear to my own mind, I encounter something that contradicts it. As soon as I say, “I believe ‘God shall supply all [my] need,’ ” the testing of my faith begins (Philippians 4:19). When my strength runs dry and my vision is blinded, will I endure this trial of my faith victoriously or will I turn back in defeat?

Faith must be tested, because it can only become your intimate possession through conflict. What is challenging your faith right now? The test will either prove your faith right, or it will kill it. Jesus said, “Blessed is he who is not offended because of Me” Matthew 11:6). The ultimate thing is confidence in Jesus. “We have become partakers of Christ if we hold the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end…” (Hebrews 3:14). Believe steadfastly on Him and everything that challenges you will strengthen your faith.

There is continual testing in the life of faith up to the point of our physical death, which is the last great test. Faith is absolute trust in God— trust that could never imagine that He would forsake us (see Hebrews 13:5-6).

Quotes

Find joy in everything you choose to do.

Every job, relationship, home... it’s your responsibility to love it, or change it.

~ Chuck Palahniuk

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Wednesday, august 30, 2017

Post-mortem Reality check on clean election

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rief résumé on Clean Election.

It was in 1992, the first IofC Clean Election Campaign kick off in Taiwan. That year witnessed political parties other than the ruling Kuomintang (KMT) contest for Parliamentary election. The Initiative of Change (IofC) Team launched a nationwide campaign inviting commoners to sign a declaration not to sell their votes to candidates contesting the Parliamentary seats. This wind of change captured the imagination of citizens and attracted several NGOs and Church Bodies, who joined the bandwagon to usher a new political era in Taiwan. The outcome of this noble initiative resulted in 67 NGOs pledging their support, and prior to election 670,000 signed declaration not to accept bribe, and not to vote for any candidate who offer bribe. It also had an impact on 350 candidates, out of them 162 signed a formal pledge against vote-buying.

This political reform to nip corruption in the bud had many takers not only in Taiwan’s national politics but in International level as well.

This new comer in modern politics, who saw the bright light of the day first in Asian Continent, went overseas, this time to African Continent in Kenya. Based on the success in Taiwan, Nairobi-based lawyer Joseph Karanja, kick-started Clean Election Campaign for the upcoming, 1997 General Election in Kenya. Joseph pumped in additional oxygen to CEC to make it more relevant to his compatriots. He ingeniously devised this campaign as an attempt to encourage every Kenyan to take responsibility of their country. It worked perfectly as intended, taking root rapidly as the majority of Kenyans longed to have clean nation.

In Kenya Church played a pivotal role taking the center-stage, the heads of Catholic, Anglican, other Christian Denominations as well as Muslim leaders asked their faithful to desist from all undemocratic electoral processes. Twenty-two Catholic Bishops invited all Kenyans, particularly the eight million Catholics, to extend support in all fronts and expose any activity that might lead to unfair election, and not to be part of any violence. This mass based conscientization on need for Clean Election and evil of sullied election became national movement garnering the unwavering support of media and other organizations. In Kenya 700,000 pledges were signed and the antecedent of this campaign sent chills down the spine of corrupt ministers, 11 ministers and 26 deputy

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ministers lost their seats and then President Arap Moi’s majority in parliament was decimated to single digit 4. Subsequently, CEC has made inroad in other countries, viz., Solomon Island, Sierra Leone and Ghana, and some of the States in the USA (In USA it focuses on fund raising issues).

After two and a half decades of globetrotting experience, CEC returns to its birth Continent this time, in Nagaland, where election year is the most abhorrent time of all times. To fight this menace plaguing our state, NBCC has initiated CEC for the upcoming Assembly Election in 2018.

A gleam of hope towards change for better tomorrow, and to make this campaign feasible much hype and publicity has been created in print media and public rallies. However, there is a huge unbridgeable gulf between the proponents of CEC and masses of people who are actual stake-holders in this regard. As it was in the past elections, so it is today, Nagas in towns and villages have begun scripting their plot for the approaching election to reap maximum benefit. The intending candidates are already flanked with their supporters in huge numbers with fleet of vehicles accompanying them, who are now given VVIP status by the voters of their constituencies. And the most cherished hobby we Nagas like the most is already at play, walk up to the doors of will-be contesting candidates and go away with cash. What do we see here??? Apparently, vote selling and buying in the Market of Cheap Naga Politics. And it has already begun. Alas! What an irony? We do exactly what we preach we will not do. This reality eloquently portrays how deep we Nagas have plunged into the abyss of spiritual, moral and social decadence. The only institution which I thought would have credible voice was the Church, and the voice of the Shepherds I thought would be recognized, but I am proved wrong. Perhaps, we have intoned the song of our Master Jesus in wrong pitch. For he says, “I am the Good Shepherd. I know my own and my own know me,….and they will listen to my voice.” (Jn. 10:14-16).

Then, why do the sheep not recognize the voice of the shepherds in Nagaland?

Let me be very honest, factual and realistic here, for our good, let us not be like ostrich scooping its head down the sand thinking it has escaped the gaze of the onlookers. So than, the honest talking point I am going to enumerate are: many shepherds in our society have extreme lust for money, many are semi-literate who

s a student of economics I got tempted to look at how far this country has come since the British left.

Imaging taking responsibility for the governance of a country in 1947 when only 16 per cent of Indians were literate, life expectancy at birth was 32 years, per capita income at current prices was `247, and per capita consumption of electricity was 16.3 kWh per year. Lesser mortals would have concluded that India was ungovernable.

But our visionary leaders, policy makers and planners bravely shouldered the awesome responsibility of governing a vast and volatile nation. On the owing of their tireless effort, India has made much progress, come a long way since August 1947 and can look forward to more.

Though, the first 20 years can be described as the lost years, the second 25 years were even more lost- so probably best described as the atrociously lost years and the most recent 25 years can be thought

are not able to distinguish between right and wrong and so churn out faulty teachings, many are preoccupied with politics rather than affairs of the Church, and many preach against other Churches without an iota of historical fact, having dreams and visions every fortnight. If these are the shepherds we have in our society, how on earth should the flock hear the shepherds’ voice, in fact, what they hear is cacophony, which makes rational listening an impossible task. Therefore, what the Church needs to do is set right its house in order first, instead of doing the superficial exercise of cleaning the cup outside and leaving the inside of it with full of worms and filth.

When the inside is clean, the voice of the shepherds will echo across the hills and valleys and all who hear will take home the message.

Having made these candid observations let me come to CEC campaign, and the stark existential reality in Nagaland. Will it have a magical effect as it did in other countries? My take on this: I wish it did, but the ground reality is it will NOT. Sounds pessimistic but it is true, accept it. Who is ignorant of the fact that 90% of the electorate in the state are composed of poor, educated unemployed youth, illiterate youth, sick and infirm old? And what do they need? Certainly money, employment, house, medicine and food. Who has to provide these opportunities? We know our shameful history. Therefore, the pointed question is; do we expect these sections of society to walk down the line of democracy naked, empty stomach, homeless, jobless, enduring their pain with stoic display of strength till they go down the grave as clean voters without any expectation? I have a genuine doubt, the fact is starting from the Most Influential to the least Aam Admi, and from the Most Reverend to the most humble soul, all of us cast our vote for personal and family benefit.

This is an uncontestable fact at this juncture, where only few Government jobs are available and where employment orders are issued under the table, so logically speaking, to avail it one needs to vote for candidate who can win election and be in power. And have you ever heard of contracts being given to voters of other political parties because we are considerate Christians?

And if our aim is to elect God fearing leaders, why there is an open support to leaders who are tainted, who have charges against them, who are womanizers, who are cheats, openly accept bribes in broad day light and indulges in corruption? And

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of us the years of modest positivism. In 70 years, India witnessed a great leap of change and swing. Things have changed. Businesses are not evil; entrepreneurs are all not crooks; laws are not all draconian. 1971 was Socialist India. 2014 is India, flourishing market economy. India is today the world’s 7th largest economy. India is now among the world’s top exporting countries. Innovation has improved productivity so dramatically that merchandise exports are growing faster than 30 per cent annually. GDP growth has doubled or tripled since 2004 in six large, poor statesUttar Pradesh, Bihar, Orissa, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh. Today we are one of the consumption engines of the world as we are guzzling colas, downloading music on hour iPads and zipping around in our sedans.

India is on the verge of becoming a great power in the world. In 2016, India’s GDP growth rate was 8.0 per cent, India witnessed 3.4 per cent

are we telling poor people who need money to meet their basic requirements not to accept money, when MLAs and MPs are indulging in horse-trading in Parliament and State Assembly, openly buying support with bundles of cash, in spite of having more than what they need? And when the churches accept donations in 6 and 7 digits without ascertaining the source of money, how do we expect our starving brethren who don’t get their rightful due to be clean. First we need to walk the talk. If at all we need clean nation with clean citizens, public representatives must be clean, church and civil organizations must set an honorable example.

And secondly, world class education to one and all and making it affordable to every child must be the number one promise in the manifesto of political parties. This should be followed by employment generation where citizens can contribute to nation building and earn their living. Without this basic arithmetic the present proposition of six months Clean Election Campaign and four years and six months of dirty ruling cuts no ice. A society infested with corruption, nepotism, with tribe and clan division, with illiterate and ignorant population, with shepherds in the garb of wolves, with youth having no future can never have clean citizens and clean nation, in short there cannot be clean election.

Therefore, in my humble opinion, to have clean election, we need clean citizens who are educated knowing their rights and duties towards nation building.

We need clean candidates whose reputations are impeccable, who manifestly live their life championing the causes espoused by public as something good for all and not illiterate and greedy hoodlums who are a blot to Nagas in particular and Nation in general. Finally, if we wish to replicate the success of CEC as in other countries, how many candidates will be signing the Pledge in the Name of God not to buy votes? How many pledges will be signed by voters in the Name of God not to sell their votes? And what is the concrete roadmap laid out post-election that there will not be any corruption as the follow up of Clean Election? And what is the magic formula to emancipate 90% of voters who still need socio-political, economic and even liberation from gender prejudice? Let us think over it rationally, setting aside our usual emotional and religious sentiments.

Fr. Vinoto Justin, Lazami

growth rate in IIP, Manufacturing growth rate was 10.8 per cent, growth rate of Electricity was 5 per cent. Foodgrain production was very high i.e. 252 mn tonnes. Savings growth as % of GDP was 32.2 per cent, that of investment as % of GDP was 33.2 and electricity production was 1336 bn kWh (utilities) (see Table 1) India has witnessed the rise in the life expectancy at birth to 68. 34 years. The rise in literacy took place and it reached at 73 per cent. Per Capita Income surged to `1, 03,219. The proportion of people living in poverty declined to less than 22 per cent. India achieved the self-sufficiency in food grains and got success in avoidance of famine. It has overcome the occurrence of plague, kala azar, small pox and polio. India advanced in science and technology, especially space and atomic energy, with limited resources.

It is, of course, true that the country has progressed on several fronts but much work still needs to be done. Literacy

The new system of election

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he election system changes from time to time to suit the existing people and time. Many voters make sure that their candidate win the game by hook or crook. For this, they spend sleepless night instigating against the opponent candidates. Many young people become victims of money, drinks and drugs during election. There may be some enthusiastic villages and towns where the smell of election has already brought some smiles on the faces of people. Some people must have bought trousers and blazers with extra pockets to be filled with the warmth of money.

Of late, the new system of election seems quite interesting. Politicians use many loudspeakers through the broker in the person of some well-known people in the community. The VIPs, Officers, public leaders are the main target to get into the nervous system of the people and place. A huge sum of money is poured into their basin to make them shout aloud for the candidate. Their dry throats will be quenched with the latest branded drinks of many sorts. It is these groups who spoil the peaceful atmosphere with their octopus behaviour. They know which tentacles should be extended to which direction. Many common people become victims of this foul game.

It is true that ‘clean election campaign’ has made some impact in Nagaland (both positive and negative impact). All the same, many VIPs, Officers and public leaders continue to get extraordinary help to make their life secure and comfortable. Whereas the common people are satisfied with one packet of salt or one kilo of sugar. If the so called higher class gets Rs. 100000 for one vote, a simple villager gets Rs. 1000. (Oh! Two zeros are missing; just add two eggs for time being). This is called ‘the new system of election.’ Money speaks well during election. This is how the learned and the educated class cheat from both ends.

They remain leaders because they know how to bark, not how to live. After swallowing huge sums of money from one candidate, they remain rich and healthy till the next election. The next election may find them with another candidate who offers them more than the former candidate. (The same is with the candidates who move from one party to another depending on the wave of money).

They are really wise and prudent in fishing out money from the candidates. Many candidates dry up their treasuries because of this selfish group. This group knows how to receive from every source and make noise like thunder from one mountain

may be well over 70 per cent now but there are significant gaps in schooling performance that need to be filled. Life expectancy may be more than twice that it was in 1947, but health care remains abysmal.

Public health care is mired in corruption, inefficiency, and chronic incapacity; private health care is expensive and often exploitative. India has much to celebrate by way to go in making this growth process more socially, economically and regionally inclusive.

Seizing the opportunities for reform today- to create jobs, improve access to quality education and health, develop infrastructure, and ensure a cleaner environment- will make it possible to harness globalization and realize India’s potential in the decades ahead. Governance still needs a miracle. Before becoming a superpower India should focus more on providing dignity to its citizen.

Prof Mithilesh Kumar Sinha, finance officer, Nagaland University, Lumami

to another. The mountains and hills in Nagaland are tired of such noise. They have served an ultimatum to the forest department to keep them serene and calm in the coming elections.

Almost ever y tribe has formed an association called “Officers Forum/Association.” In every election, there is always a division between the “Officers Forum” vs “Common People.” The common people are foolish enough to be trapped by the words of the so called ‘Officers’. The existence of the “Officers Forum” is an invitation for the formation of another association – “Nonofficers forum.” Will this be accepted by the higher class (you call them officers) of the society? I believe they will not even consider the latter as an association. The higher class should remain as association, and others should not behave like them.

Whoever tries to be like them shall be pushed down from the cliff. Please find for yourselves as to who breaks the society from within; the common people or the learned body?

In Nagaland, all become leaders during election. But the post-election scenario will find no leaders or speakers for a good cause.

The sudden disappearance of leaders will speak volumes of character deformation.

All active members during election will die down after election. They will be back to their normal work place.

The VIPs and Officers will return to cities and towns.

Most of you will see them only by the next election.

The learned people of the community must be wise in their dealings with the common people. They must show the way to peace and justice in the society.

The common people look upon them for guidance and direction. But if they create negative impact in the society by their divisive forces and mentality, they will only bring disaster upon the people. Their learnings will bring no good news to the society. It is good to be wise and learned, but let our status of life not be the only criteria for dignity in the society. You need to dig you own dignity.

Let every Naga see life beyond the turmoil of election. Election comes and goes, but Nagas are greater than election or any other political party. Therefore, we must not allow election to divide us; rather let it gives us the ‘right freedom’ to elect our representatives in the best manner possible with a clear conscience under the banner of Christianity.

Let your vote be your only vote.

A concerned citizen, Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

The long and bumpy ride Sir,

The stretch of road from Purana Bazar to Padumpukhuri area is really heartbreaking and painful for the daily commuters. School children travelling in passenger autos have a hard time getting to their schools and back.

During the monsoon, this particular area becomes so slushy and slippery, on top of being full of potholes is a daredevil ride for common people. All roads in Dimapur and Nagaland for that matter needs immediate attention if citizens are to commute peacefully and auto drivers are also not subjected to verbal abuse by irate passengers. Every inch of the road invites the inevitable bumpy jolt leaving aching bruises on the body of passengers. For those travelling in good vehicles may not feel the jolt much but even so, the road needs to have a major repairing undertaken at the earliest.

There are old passengers apart from children and it is the suffering of these people that really should bring shame to those concerned in maintenance of the roads.

Benthunglo K. Lotha, Padumpukhuri

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

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wednesday, august 30, 2017

CBI arrests IG, seven Autorickshaw fares revision, 2017 others in Shimla gang rape, murder case PARKING LOT NO. 07 CHARGES FROM KHERMAHAL PARKING TO: Hire Rate

Hire Rate Per Rate passenger 1 DC Court 30 2 Duncan 30 3 Half Nagarjan 50 4 Full Nagarjan 70 5 New NST / Pudampukri 50 6 Purana Bazaar Junction 50 7 Veterinary / Niu Colony 40 8 Residency Colony 40 9 Oriental Colony 50 10 Ao Yimsen 90 11 Mon Bosti 90 12 Kachari Gaon 60 13 Chuto Lingri 90 14 Super Market / Walford 30 15 2 1/2 Mile 70 16 3rd / 4th Mile 80 17 5th / 6th Mile 90 18 7th Mile 90 19 Chumukedima 120 20 Patkai Christian College 150 21 ILP Check Gate 160 22 Thahekhu Tenali 40 23 T.T.C. (Bible College) / Phom Colony 40 24 Notun Basti 30 25 Court Junction 30 26 Govt. College 40 27 Tinali 40 28 Sub-Jail 40 29 Nepali Kashiram 60 30 Firing 60 31 Ao Khel 70 32 Kuda Mill 70 33 Ao Kashiram 80 34 St. John School 70 35 Dillai Gate 80 PARKING LOT No. 8 CHARGES FROM BURMA CAMP PARKING TO:

The protesters blocked roads and pelted stones at police.

Shimla, Aug 29 (IANS): The CBI on Tuesday arrested eight policemen, including an IPS officer, for the custodial death of an accused in the sensational gang rape and murder of a schoolgirl in Shimla district last month, an official said.

The policemen included Inspector General (IG) Zahur H. Zaidi, who was heading the Special Investigation Team probing the crime, Deputy Superintendent Manoj Joshi and a former Station House Officer Rajinder Singh.

The policemen were produced before a special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in Shimla on Tuesday afternoon that sent them to the agency’s custody till September 4.

“We made an arrest of eight policemen, including IG Zahur H. Zaidi,” CBI spokesperson Abhishek Dayal told IANS over phone from New Delhi. He said all of them were arrested for the custodial death of an accused.

Police said the 16-yearold girl was offered a lift in a vehicle by the accused on July 4 when she was returning home from school in Kotkhai town, some 56 from the state capital. On the way, they raped and murdered her in a nearby forest. Her naked body with injury marks was found two days later. The arrested persons are prime accused Rajinder Singh, who offered her the lift, Ashish Chauhan, Subhash Bisht, Deepak Kumar, Suraj Singh and Lokjan.

They believed to be drunk at the time of the crime.

The autopsy report mentioned injuries on the girl’s body. However, a new twist in the case came after Rajinder Singh allegedly murdered fellow accused Suraj Singh in the police lockup in Kotkhai on July 19. Following the gang-rape of the girl, people held massive protests in the state. The family of the victim alleged that the “real culprits”, who belong to high-profile families, have gotten away “scot free”.

Hire Rate 30 40 30 30 30

Rate Per passenger 15 15

1 Niu Colony 2 Nagaland Gate 3 Veterinary 4 United North Block 5 Pig Farm Area PARKING LOT No. 9 CHARGES FROM BLUE HILL / TRAGOPAN PARKING TO:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Senti Hotel Junction Nagaland Gate DC Court Lingrijan Tinali Firing Rangapahar TCP Gate Purana Bazaar Purana Bazaar Junction Veterinary / Niu Colony Residency Colony Oriental Colony Ao Yimsen Mon Bosti Kachari Gaon Chuto Lingri

Hire Rate Per Rate passenger 20 30 50 35 60 70 40 50 40 40 50 90 90 60 90

16 Super Market / Walford 30 17 2 1/2 Mile 70 18 3rd / 4th Mile 80 19 5th / 6th Mile 90 20 7th Mile 90 21 Chumukedima 120 22 Patkai Christian College 150 23 ILP Check Gate 160 24 Thahekhu Tinali 40 25 T.T.C. (Bible College) / Phom Colony 40 26 Notun Basti 30 27 Court Junction 30 28 Govt. College 40 29 Tinali 40 30 Sub-Jail 40 31 Nepali Kashiram 60 32 Firing 60 33 Ao Khel 70 34 Kuda Mill 70 35 Ao Kashiram 80 36 St. John School 70 37 Dillai Gate 80 PARKING LOT No. 10 CHARGES FROM NAGARJAN PARKING TO:

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Rate Per passenger

1 Half Nagarjan 2 Power House/Full Nagarjan 15 3 Toluzuma 4 Thilixu/Aqasa 25 5 Zoological Park 6 Singrijan 7 Deizephe 8 Murise 9 Peace Camp 10 Bade 11 Kiyeto 12 Dhansaripar 13 Doyapur 14 Khekiho Village 15 Munglumugh 16 Hebron Colony PARKING LOT No. 11 CHARGES FROM INDUSTRIAL ESTATE TINALI PARKING TO: Hire Rate Per Rate passenger Sub-Jail / Nepali Kashiram / TCP 30 Gate 2 Firing / Ao Kashiram 30 3 Dillai Gate 30 4 DC Court 30 5 DC Court Junction 30 PARKING LOT No. 12 CHARGES FROM HONG KONG MARKET PARKING TO: 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

DC Court Duncan Half Nagarjan Full Nagarjan New NST / ISBT Purana Bazaar Junction Naharbari Padumpukhuri Veterinary / Niu Colony Residency Colony

Hire Rate Per Rate passenger 40 30 40 60 50 50 55 60 40 40

11 Oriental Colony 50 12 Ao Yimsen 90 13 Mon Bosti 90 14 Kachari Gaon 60 15 Chuto Lingri 90 16 Super Market / Walford 40 17 2 1/2 Mile 80 18 3rd / 4th Mile 80 19 5th / 6th Mile 90 20 7th Mile 100 21 Chumukedima 120 22 Patkai Christian College 150 23 ILP Check Gate 160 24 Thahekhu Tenali 40 25 T.T.C. (Bible College) / Phom Colony 40 26 Notun Basti 30 27 Court Junction 40 28 Govt. College 40 29 Tinali 40 30 Sub-Jail 40 31 Nepali Kashiram 60 32 Firing 60 33 Ao Khel 70 34 Kuda Mill 70 35 Ao Kashiram 80 36 St. John School 70 37 Dillai Gate 80 PARKING LOT No. 13 CHARGES FROM PURANA BAZAAR TO TOLUVI PARKING TO: Hire Rate 40 80 50 30 50 30 30 60 30

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1 Pudampukhri Jn. 2 Toluvi 3 Hindi College Jn. 4 Naharbari 5 New Market 6 Super Market / I.S.B.T 7 Burma Camp / Zion Hospital 8 ADC Court 9 2 1/2 Mile PARKING LOT No. 14 CHARGES FROM PURANA BAZAAR PARKING TO:

Hire Rate Per Rate passenger 1 Shozukhu 80 20 2 Kushaibill / Dairy Farm 60 15 3 Darogajan 30 10 4 Govt. School 30 5 Naharbari 30 6 New Market 50 7 Dhobinalla 50 8 ADC Court 60 9 2 1/2 Mile 30 10 3rd Mile 40 11 4th / 5th Mile 60 12 Super Market / Burma Camp / Zion Hospital 30 13 Thahekhu 70 14 Signal Basti 60 PARKING LOT No. 15 CHARGES FROM PADUMPUKHRI PARKING TO:

1 Auto Parking / St. Mary 2 Dubagaon 3 Khughovi Village

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7 BJP turning Article 35A into Hindu vs Muslim issue: Omar

Jammu, Aug 29 (IANS): Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Tuesday accused the BJP of trying to turn the issue of Article 35A of the Indian Constitution into a Hindu versus Muslim issue.

The BJP was also trying to convert the issue into a state versus rest of the country issue after falling short of arguments to justify their moves on the matter, the National Conference Working President said while addressing people in Darhal area of Rajouri district.

Abdullah asked how could critics of the National Conference point fingers against it for opposing what he called were clandestine moves to get repealed Article 35A, which he said was a constitutional guarantee to the people of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh for preserving their distinct identity and dignity, irrespective of religion or caste. He accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of dividing people on region

Omar Abdullah

and religion lines to further its anti-people agenda.

“Article 35A reflects our identity, it allows us to shape our destiny, and so we cannot let it go,” the former Chief Minister said.

The National Conference leader cautioned people not to remain complacent on this sensitive issue.

“The pen and inkpot party (People’s Democratic Party’s election symbol) had been conceived to further the agenda of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the BJP in this state”, he claimed.

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To be concluded...

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER OF LEGAL METROLOGY & CONSUMER PROTECTION, NAGALAND, KOHIMA

NO. CLMCP/Estt-239/10/1127

Dated Kohima 28th August 2017.

NOTICE

This is for the information of all the candidates who submitted applications for the post of LDA-cum-Computer Assistant in the Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection Department that this Department had requested the NPSC to conduct interview for recruitment to fill up 2 (Two) posts of LDA-cum-Computer Assistant (Directorate).

Therefore, you are requested to retrieve/collect your application/documents from the office of the Controller of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection Department on or before 15-09-2017 and submit to the NPSC as and when Advertisement is given by the Commission. This Department shall not be held responsible for any lost or misplacement of the applications/documents of any person after the above mentioned date, ie. 15-09-2017.

Addl. Controller & HOD Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection Deptt.

Nagaland, Kohima DC-2028

K-2800

FREE HEPATITIS B & C TESTING & FREE VACCINATION (First 30 patients will be given FREE Vaccination)

FOR FURTHER INFO, CALL : 07005650775

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CITY MEDICAL CENTRE

Date : 31/08/2017, Time : 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM PURANA BAZAR JUNCTION, DIMAPUR NAGALAND, PIN-797112.

Regd. No. 262/2016

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 7/9/2016

AFFIDAVIT OF NAME DECLARATION

DECLARATION OF SURNAME/TITLE I, Smti. AHELI ACHUMI, D/o Shri. YEHETO ACHUMI, permanent resident at Atoizu Town under Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare an oath as under :1. I am a bonofide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi/Naga tribe resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I am Government Servant serving as P/T under SDEO Zunheboto.

3. That my name is inadvertently entered/ recorded as ' AHELI SEMA' in my Appointment Order, 'AHELI' in my GPF statement bearing GPF No. 15038 and AHELI A SHOHE in my SBI Passbook bearing A/C No. 11736656272. But my actual name is "AHELI ACHUMI" which is recorded in my Service Book and all my educational documents.

4. That the name 'AHELI SEMA', AHELI ACHUMI', 'AHELI' and 'AHELI A SHOHE' are one and the same person.

5. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of correcting my name, where AHELI SEMA, AHELI and AHELI A SHOHE is written, it should be read, correct and understand as "AHELI ACHUMI" for all official purpose.

6. That this affidavit is sworn to declare my correct name before the competent office/ authority.

7. That the statements made in paragraph 1 & 6 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge.

Deponent Identified by Advocate.

Solemnly affirm and declare before the competent authority on this 7th Sept. 2016 at Zunheooto: Nagaland.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-8663

I, Shri. TSSUSAO TUNGOE, S/o ALOW TUNGOE a permanent resident of Phiro Village, Dist. Wokha, Nagaland do hereby declare and affirm as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That my name has been inadvertently entered in some of my documents as under:(1) Appointment order : TSUSAO (2) Service book : TSUSAO TUNGOE (3) Educational documents : TSSUSAO TUNGOE But all the names are of the same and one person.

3. That I also declare that my correct and actual name is TSSUSAO TUNGOE and my father’s correct name is ALOW TUNGOE hence the same shall be used or corrected in all my future undertakings.

VERIFICATION I, Shri. TSSUSAO TUNGOE do hereby verify that the contents of the above affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, wherein nothing has been concealed to mislead any institution/authority whatsoever.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day of ………….August 2017.

Magistrate/Notary Public DC-2030

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

Dt, Wokha the 23rd Aug 2017

NOTICE No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /Whereas, Miss. Epirhoni Lotha, minor child of Late Shri. Kilosao Lotha has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits from the Govt. pertaining to PPO No. 111403116 and to operate A/C No. 11766582101 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Kilosao Lotha, who expired on 20/07/2017.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections, if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

Wezope Kenye Deputy Commissioner DC-2032 Wokha : Nagaland

No. REV-1/90-D/9644 Dt. Dimapur, the 24th Aug. 2017 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Lipokyanger, resident of Dimapur, who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No.269, Dag No.469 measuring an area of 00-016 located at Block No/ Village Naharbari, Mouza No.03 which has been mortgaged in the NIDC Bank/ Society.

Claims & objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 31.08.2017.

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Regd. No. 3796/17

AFFIDAVIT

Dt. 24/7/2017

CORRECTION OF NAME

I, Shri. W. Moba Konyak S/o P N Wanmai konyak aged about 29 years resident of changlangshu Village of the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under.

1. That I am bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mention address.

2. That my correct official name is W. Moba Konyak.

3. That some of important document is written as Shri W. Moba.

4. That my name W. Moba Konyak And W. Moba refers to one and same person i.e myself.

5. That my father’s correct name is P N Wanmai Konyak whereas some of my important document it is written P N Wanmai instead of P N Wanmai Konyak.

6. That statement made in the affidavit and those statement made in the para 1 & 5 is one and same person.

That the above statements are to the best of my knowledge and those statement and nothing has been concealed therein. I hereby inscribe my signature below today the ________ 2017 at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare by the deponent before me on this day the_______________ 1st Class Magistrate/Notary K-2803

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PFUTSERO : NAGALAND No. Jud-4/SC/2014/428

NOTICE

Whereas Smti Kevechu-u Koza, M/o Lt. Aron Koza, Primary Teacher, Komuno, Khezhakeno Village of Phek District has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension, service benefits, etc. belonging to Late Aron Koza Primary Teacher, Komuno, Khezhakeno Village of Phek District, who expired on 22-07-2017.

Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to the above mentioned property and the same to be submitted to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero, within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objection within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for.

Zeneikhonuo Vimero, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pfustero K-2782

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K-2802

Opp. 4th Mile Police Station, Diphupar, Dimapur Class 10 & 12 (Arts, Com) - Both Regular & Repeaters Last Exam Result : Attach Hostel Boys & Girls Class - 10 Class-12 Arts Class 12 Com Ap - 24 Ap - 19 Ap - 3 Passed - 21 Passed - 17 Passed - 3 Limited Seat Only Further Information : 7629842409/8731961913

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FILL-UP COACHING CENTRE

ST. JOHN COLLEGE, DIMAPUR INFORMATION FOR REPEATERS

Repeaters and backlog students of 1st, 3rd and 5th Semester of BA & B.Sc. are hereby informed to fill up the examination forms between 4th to 6th Sept. 2017, for the forth coming End Semester Examination 2017 which shall be conducted in month of Oct. 2017.

Documents required are : Photo copy of HSLC Admit Card, Photo copy Admit Card and Marksheet (in original) of last examination with exam fee during office hour (9:00 AM – 12:00 Noon).

Note : No one will be entertained after the expiry of the last date of filling form.

College website : www.stjohncollege.in Principal DP-8676

KAKURO

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No. 2064 Yesterday’s solution No. 2063

Model with AC in excellent condition.

Company Paint. Company Sealed Engine. Price : 2,50,000. Slightly Negotiable. Contact : 8258999823.

Location : Kohima.

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HIGH WAY ATTACHED DIMAPUR Contact No : 9089963793

LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE

90 x 50 Ph. 9862841989

LAND FOR SALE with Road attached

at LERIE, Near Dept of Fisheries (Staff quarter) Kohima Contact : 8974341504 8732870445 K-3772

FOR URGENT SALE

1. AVEO-UVA (M) NOV. 2009.

Price: 1.70 Lacs Negotiable 2. PADDY FIELD 3 PURA with Fishery Pond. between Xekiye Village & Ainato Prayer Center. Rate 6 Lac Per Pura. Negotiable CONTACT : 9612034453 K-2790 7005694107

STOLEN NOTICE I, M.V. Chakhesang, have lost my vehicle Bolero Colour: Rocky Beige Card Serial Number: RC-01-10-000294 Registration Number: NL01C-9801 Chassis Number: MA1PS2GAKA5A61053 Engine Number: GA94M67277 Finder may contact: 9436000254 / 9436298960

LOST NOTICE

A Wallet containing ATM Card, ID Card, PAN Card, Aadhaar Card, Driving License and Bike Smart Card lost in Dhobinala, Dimapur on 29.08.2017 at around 8:00 a.m.

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at New Showuba 70 x 80 (5600 sq. ft.)

No Brokers Mob : 8014649408 LAND FOR SALE

PHENONGKIU-YIM # 8119051594

DIMAPUR Location : Ekranipathar

Contact : 9436622166/8974509536

Model : 2007 (NL-Regd.)

Rs. 1.35 Lakhs Contact : 7640074410

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An ISO. Certified Co. requires 72 M/F for some official and unofficial post. Interested candidate's should be.

Age - 18 - 30 Qual. - 10 to Graduate Income - 5000 - 7000 and 2000 - 25000 with free lodging and Free training.

For more details Contact with Biodata and two passport Dimapur : 9615828074 Kohima : 9615138556 Tuensang : 7085659135

LAND FOR SALE Size 100 x 100 sq. ft. Rs. 26 Lakhs Near New D.C Office, Chumukedima with Kacha House & well. No filling required. Only Serious Buyers Ph. : 8413031858 DP-8681

COMMERCIAL LAND FOR SALE With Assam Type Building 6 Rooms (100x60) sq. ft.

Rs. 750 per sq. ft.

Genuine Buyers Only Contact : 8014636700

FOR SALE Fiat Punto Diesel, Year-2014

Colour- Pearl White Km Driven - 38k Nagaland Registration Price : 2.7 Lakhs (Slightly Negotiable) Contact No : 7085180418 DP-8667 9612985086

FOR SALE

ALTO 800 (New look)

(10 mint drive from Highway TK Service) Area : Plots available from 2.5 Lakhs onwards * Approach road and drainage to every plot. * All Plots JCB levelled Price : Rs. 130 per sq. ft.

FOR SALE ALTO LXI

URGENT REQUIREMENT

FOR SALE Tata Xenon Double Cabin Year : 2013 Km done : 32,000 Price : Rs. 4,30,000 Contact : 9089748022

FOR SALE

Tiger Zen (Silver) 2004 Rs. 1,05,000/# 9612477691

LXI (Sliver color) Model : 2015 Price : 2.70 Lacs Km Run : 36,000 kms Meghalaya Regd.

Contact : 7005470813 K-2804 9856236676

LAND FOR SALE at NEW SHOWUBA Main Road Touched, 4 Bighas, 6 Bighas Residential, Dry Land no fill up No Brokers Contact No : 9856168249

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at Senjum Village, Dimapur (Lotha only)

Qualification : Graduate Contact : 8974879718

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K-2783 DP-8032 K-2793

URGENT LAND FOR SALE

EECO FOR SALE Maruti Suzuki Eeco 2010

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Contact : 9615562483

WANTED

Sales Executive (Female)

FOR SALE 1. Bolero ZLX 2012 (NL) 2. Scorpio SLE 2012 (NL) 3. Honda Brio SMT 2013 (NL) 4. Hyundai Eon Era+ 2013 (NL) 5. Maruti Van E-IV 2017 (NL) 6. Maruti Eeco AC 2011 (NL) 7. Alto K10 VXI 2012 (ML) 8. Alto LXI 2010 9. Wagon R VXI 2013 (WB) 10. Hyundai Getz 2008 (WB)

CAR GALLERY D.C Court Junction, Opp. Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur Ph. No. : 9612192588 8119000489 DP-8674

ON JOB TRAINING

10+2 passed & above (Male), free fooding & lodging STIPEND Rs. 5000/- P.M + Daily incentives After training Rs. 50,000/- Rs. 85,000/- P.M Contact : ASU-MAX, Naga Shopping Arcade-OB-10, Dimapur - (03862)227834 between 10 AM 2 P.M

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No. 3238 Yesterday’s solution No. 3237

Across 1 Polish expert (4) 3 Trouble with sailors in grand decking (8) 9 Transport company hurts (7) 10 A revolutionary pose for an old story-teller (5) 11 Female resident of island or isthmus? (5) 12 Force workers’ leader to take capital in industrial action (2-4) 14 Bird like this coming back to quarry (6) 16 Threaten one member with dissolution (6) 19 Bogart’s first with a ring for his partner (6) 21 Going astray dooms wicked old city (5) 24 Bouquet from Kilimanjaro, maybe (5) 25 Man left in - he made people laugh (7) 26 Alan isn’t playing a recorder (8) 27 They see eastern agreement (4) Down 1 Clandestine move for bad crook (4,4) 2 Learner entering just to show natural ability (5) 4 Sea dog treated with right amount of medicine (6) 5 Capital’s reported ranges (5) 6 Heron is up the creek not far from the coast (7) 7 Good mimic produces yawn (4) 8 Pure but pursued, by the sound of it (6) 13 Scraps in which peculiar people take sides at first (8) 15 Philosopher has nothing new for group of soldiers (7) 17 Lose mass on Scottish isle (6) 18 Scotland’s leader doesn’t have trousers (6) 20 A cover said to be of use (5) 22 Name change for Lloyd (5) 23 Some characters again appear in long story (4)

LEARN DRIVING KOHIMA

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No. 8619 Yesterday’s solution No. 8618

GALAXY DRIVING INSTITUTE Near West Police Station ADMISSION GOING ON

WE SELL, INSTALL SERVICE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS & FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT. Contact : M/s TAZ 9436060371/8415829492

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Mumbai, Aug 29 (PTI): The US dollar ended dearer against the rupee at 64.02/03 per dollar and the pound sterling also finished higher at Rs 82.91/93 per pound at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market here today.

Following are the interbank forex and RBI rates:

(In Rs per unit) Unit Interbank RBI Reference US Dollar 64.02/03 US Dollar Rs 64.0174 Pound Sterling 82.91/93 Euro Rs 76.7505 Euro 77.10/12 Japanese Yen (100) 58.98/59.00

# 9862945334/7085190017

Contact : 8575788736 8132862356

M/S Mero Complex opposite PHQ, Besides Mato Complex P.R. Hill, No: 0370-2241006/8118966444

FIRE EXTINGUISHER

MODERN DRIVING CENTER Govt. recognized Driving School Kohima Admission Going On Fees Affordable

Trendz Hair & Beauty Salon

system of denominations of currency (coins and notes), the RBI had said, is one that would minimise the number of denominations and concurrently increase the probability of proffering exact change.

“So, what should be the optimal mix of currency denominations? Many countries have opted to use a near variation of the Renard Series, i.e., 1:2 or 1:2.5 ratio between adjacent denominations of currency, which means that the denomination should be twice or two and half times of its preceding denomination,” the central bank had said.

LOST NOTICE

I, Limhathung S Odyuo am applying for duplicate copy of M.Sc Geology 1st and 3rd semester Admit card as I have lost them.

Name : Limhathung S. Odyuo F/Name : Samuel P.Odyuo Regd No : 12500169 Roll. No : Geol 232 University : Nagaland University, Kohima Campus Meriema.

LOST NOTICE

I, Nikhotono am applying for duplicate copy of UGTT (DIET) Admit Card and Markhseet as I have lost them.

Name : Nikhotono W/o : Hukato Shohe Year : 1999 Batch (DIET Chiechama) K-2792

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Su doku

US dollar ends dearer against rupee

CORRIGENDUM

The Raffle Draw date which appeared in Nagaland Post as 5th Sept 2017 should read as 4th Sept-2017 and not as published.

A. Juringmong Tethsolen Convenor Secretary

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Crossword

cooktops and Kitchen sinks.

According to RakeshKaul, President, Consumer Business, HSIL Limited, “Hindware kitchen appliances targets to be amongst the top three brands inthis category within the next two years tenure. Within a very short span of time, brand Hindware has become a very strong player in the chimney category by capturing a 10% market share and this part of HSIL business has grown by more than 100% Consecutively for the past two years visa vis an industry growth of around 12%.”

The company has also successfully forayed into the segment of specially designed brass burner hobs suitable for Indian wok-based cooking. Moreover, Hindware kitchen appliances have a wide variety of glass cooktops with over 50 products in this category.

Hindware Kitchen Ensemble’s dedicated after-sales service across India further boosts their market presence as the brand offers great customer experience through their contact centers, email and website.

BPO.Longmatra, Dist. Kiphire

WANTED

Receptionist/Salon Manager.

Graduate with Computer Knowledge and Salon Experience.

Salary: As per Experience

DC-2026

DIMAPUR, AUG 29 (NPN): Aiming to be become one of the key players, particularity in the chimney segment, Hindware Kitchen Ensemble launched several new models under the category to meet the rising demand of consumers.

It has currently launched auto clean product ranges- namely Revio, Cleo and Zavio, equipped with both water and heating functions. The Zavio 90 Auto Clean Chimney with thermal auto clean technology, was also recently voted as the ‘Product of the Year’ in a consumer survey of product innovation 2017 by Nielson.

In the 2012, HSILLimited, the parent company of Hindware, India’s most iconic sanitaryware brand, forayed into kitchen appliances category and launched Hindware Kitchen Ensemble.

Over the last five years, it has built an impressive product portfolio and currently offers products in the category of Chimneys, Cooktops, Built-in Hobs, Builtin Ovens, Built-in-microwaves, Cooking ranges, Dish washers, Food waste disposers, Induction

New Delhi, Aug 29 (PTI): Rent paid by patients for hospital rooms will be exempted from the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the government said Tuesday.

Issuing clarifications on levy of GST on the tariff for various accommodation services, the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) said the tax on rooms in the hotel, guest house or inns will be payable on the actual amount charged and not on declared or published tariff.

“Declared or published tariff is relevant only for the determination of the tax rate slab,” the clarification issued in form of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) said.

No GST is applicable on room tariffs of less than Rs 1,000.

A 12 per cent tax will be levied on the tariff of more than Rs 1,000 and less than Rs 2,500 while an 18 per cent levy would come in for room rents of between Rs 2,500 and Rs 7,500.

A GST of 28 per cent will be charged on tariff greater than Rs 7,500. The tax will be levied on the entire amount, including charges for extra bed. “GST rate would be determined according to the declared tariff for the room, and GST at the rate so determined will be levied on the entire amount charged from the customer,” it said.

TETHUYO BAPTIST CHURCH

Church Building Construction Committee

The Reserve Bank on August 25 had launched a bright yellow Rs 200 notes to ease pressure on lowerdenomination currency bills and also fill the “missing link” between Rs 100 and Rs 500 currency. Post demonetisation on November 9 last year, the Reserve Bank had introduced Rs 2,000 notes and also issued new Rs 500 bills with additional security features. Besides 200 rupee notes, Rs 50 currency bills with new look was also introduced earlier this month. The RBI has already announced that it would be ramping the supply of Rs 200 notes. The optimal

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Room rent in hospitals exempted from GST New range of Hindware kitchen appliances launched

New Delhi, Aug 29 (PTI): Within days of introducing new 200 rupee notes, the finance ministry Tuesday ruled out re- introduction of Rs 1,000 currency bills that were scrapped as part of the demonetisation move last November.

“There is no proposal to reintroduce 1,000 rupee note” said Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg in a tweet. The statement comes amid reports that the government may re-introduce Rs 1,000 notes.

The government had announced the withdrawal of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes on November 8, 2016, with an aim to check black money, counterfeit notes and terror financing.

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launch our premium feature loaded Renault CAPTUR in India this year, which has delivered global success and is widely acclaimed for its stunning expressive design. CAPTUR has sold over a million cars worldwide and will enhance our product portfolio as we aim to grow our presence in the SUV segment in India. Like all our offerings in India, there will high levels of innovation and customisation in the Renault Captur that will be launched in India, to best suite the Indian customers.”

Renault CAPTUR has a sensual crossover French design which is a unique vehicle class, clearly reflecting Renault’s new global design DNA. Renault CAPTUR has been crafted to appeal to a broad spectrum of premium tastes and desires. It brings forth the best from the world of Renault in terms of style and designing, in line with Renault’s recent product introductions. Renault has an aggressive plan to successfully launch CAPTUR in India, with several innovative initiatives planned over the next few months.

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“The measure is expected to bring the prices of onions down to a reasonable level to give an immediate relief to the consumers,” the statement said.

Onion prices have shot up in the last few weeks due to depleting old stocks and concerns about this year’s output as kharif sowing area is down by 20-30 per cent.

Recently, Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan had also written to the Commerce Ministry seeking imposition of Minimum Export Price (MEP) of USD 450 per tonne on onion to curb outbound shipments and withdrawal of incentives given to traders for its export.

Onion MEP was scrapped in December 2015.

The MEP is the minimum rate below which exports cannot be undertaken.

New Delhi, Aug 29 (Agencies): Renault, one of the fastest growing automotive brands in India on Tuesday announced to launch, “Renault Captur”, a premium SUV with strong crossover DNA. According to Jatin Aggarwal Head - Public Affairs and Communication Renault India Pvt. Ltd. Renault has also crossed the milestone of 300 dealership outlets in India.

Commenting on these developments, Country CEO and Managing Director, Renault India Operations, Sumit Sawhney said, “India is an important market for Renault’s global growth plans and we have a thorough business strategy to grow our presence across the country.

This is reflected by our strong product strategy, our rapid network expansion and fervent efforts to ensure customer delight.

We have expanded our product portfolio to best suit the Indian customer and focusing on new and emerging segments to drive volumes”.

“We are delighted to announce that we will

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NEW DELHI, AUG 29 (NPN): Centre has allowed states/UTs to impose control measures on traders/ dealers of onion to ensure adequate availability of essential commodity at reasonable prices.

The decision was conveyed through a notification dated August 25, 2017.

The move has been necessitated due to the abnormal rise in prices of onions in recent weeks particularly from July end of this year onwards, though the production and supply of onions in the market was better than last year during the same period.

States can now impose stock limits on onions and undertake various measures like de-hoarding operations, action against speculators and profiteers.

As per all India aver-

age retail price, the prices have increased from Rs. 15 per kg to Rs. 28.94 per kg.

In the Metros the rise has been even steeper, Rs. 31 per kg in Chennai, Rs. 38 per kg in Delhi, Rs. 40 per kg in Kolkata and Rs. 33 per kg in Mumbai.

After examination of all the circumstances, Centre inferred that there were some other reasons than shortage of onions, contributing to the abnormal price rise of onions like hoarding, speculation etc.

In this regard, States/ UTs were required to be enabled to take action against those traders who were engaged in speculative trading, hoarding and profiteering in onions.

Therefore, it said that it was necessary to enable states/UTs to take action against those traders who are engaged in speculative trading, hoarding and profiteering.

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Harvey rampage continues

10 dead from deluge in Texas; Trump to visit damaged areas

A trailer park is flooded in La Grange, Texas, Monday, after floodwaters from Tropical Storm Harvey inundated the area. (AP/PTI)

H OUS TON, Au g 2 9 (pti): Harvey, one of the most destructive storms in US history, battered Texas for the fourth day Tuesday even as more heavy rains were expected to lash the region, lowering hopes of relief from the deluge that has submerged homes, tur ned neighbourhood streets into lakes and killed 10 people.

The first responders to the catastrophic flooding took to boats to rescue stranded thousands of residents. Authorities warned that more than 30,000 people across the region could be forced from their homes when the skies clear later this week.

Ten people have died in storm-related incidents, six of them drowned in a van while trying to escape the floods. The six - including four children - were unable to get out through the back

‘You’re worst FS ever’, Basit to Chaudhry Islamabad, Aug 29 (PTI): Pakistan’s former envoy to India Abdul Basit has slammed former top diplomat and the country’s ambassador to the US Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry as the “worst foreign secretary ever” and blamed him for several foreign policy disasters including the Ufa joint statement with India.

Basit, who was twice overlooked for the post of foreign secretary, made the harsh remarks in a letter – widely circulated on social media - dated July 5, 2017 and printed on his official letterhead while he still served as Pakistan’s high commissioner in New Delhi. The Foreign Office has not confirmed the authenticity of the letter. However, the Dawn news, which published the letter on its website, quoted its sources in the Foreign Office as saying that the letter is authentic. “The more I think the more I am convinced that you have been the worst Foreign Secretary ever,” Basit wrote in response to a farewell letter by Chaudhry which he sent to Basit on March 12 after his appointment as the ambassador of Pakistan to Washington.

Kim Jong-Un has third child: Reports Seoul, Aug 29 (agencies): North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has fathered another child, reports said Tuesday, after his wife dropped out of the public eye for several months. First lady Ri Sol-Ju delivered the couple`s third child in February, the Yonhap news agency reported Tuesday, citing South Korean lawmakers who were briefed by the National Intelligence Service. Ri had disappeared for an extended period last year, raising speculation that she could be pregnant. News of the new arrival emerged as North Korea fired a ballistic missile over northern Japan. According to previous intelligence reports from Seoul`s spy agency, Ri married Kim in 2009 and gave birth to their first child the following year, with their second born in 2013.

door of the van as flood water pushed against their efforts.

According to the National Weather Ser vice (NWS), up to 3 inches of rainfall was expected in eastern Harris, eastern Galveston and eastern Montgomery counties by Thursday morning.

Harder hit in the coming days will be counties further east, including those along the Texas-Louisiana border, likely to be inundated with up to 15 more inches of rainfall.

According to CNN Weather Centre, Harvey was gearing up for another landfall tomorrow morning near the Texas-Louisiana border.

Houston, the fourthlargest city in the US and the most populous in Texas, was still conducting emergency operations, with multiple road closures and no

access to area hospitals for ambulances, four days since Hurricane Harvey, a Category 4 storm, made landfall on Friday night.

Harvey has since lost its intensity, leaving behind a trail of destruction that could take years to overcome.

Desperate residents have taken to social media to plead for help, posting images of their families stranded at home.

US President Donald Trump and and First Lady Melania was expected in Texas today to show support for residents and to assess recovery efforts in the face of the “terrible tragedy”.

Ahead of his travel to the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast, Trump said: “Right now every American heart sends its love and support to those whose lives have been upended.”

“We will get through this. We will come out stronger.”

The president and the first lady will sidestep Houston, where flood waters were still rising. Instead, they will visit the Corpus Christi area, where Harvey made landfall, packing 130 mile-an-hour winds. The US Department of Labour has approved a USD 10 million National Dislocated Worker Grant to help with cleanup and recovery efforts in Texas, the Houston Chronicle reported.

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Fighting ‘Islamic terror’ top priority, says Macron Lo n d o n, Au g 2 9 (Agencies): French President Emmanuel Macron says fighting Islamist terrorism will be his top foreign policy priority.

Defeating so-called Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria must go hand-in-hand with anti-terror measures in Africa, he told some 200 French ambassadors.

He called the security of French citizens “the raison d’être of our diplomacy”.

IS-inspired terror attacks in France have killed more than 230 people since early 2015.

“We need an inclusive transition in Syria,” he said, adding that France and its partners would have to invest in the reconstruction of both Syria and Iraq. “We need to win the peace in both countries.”

He also spoke of some “specific results with the Russians” on preventing further use of chemical weapons in Syria, but did not elaborate.

“Providing security for our citizens means that the fight against Islamist terrorism is our first priority,” he said. Within weeks of becoming president, Mr Macron held separate talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump in Paris, visited French troops in troubled Mali and toured Central and Eastern Europe.

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polls suggest a big slump in his popularity.

Besides security, he stressed that French independence would be one of his foreign policy priorities.

Another would be restoring French influence internationally.

New ‘Africa axis’ He noted that poverty was a driver of African migration towards Europe, and stressed the importance of development aid for the Sahel region. That was the focus of talks he held on Monday with the leaders of Niger, Chad and Libya, and European partners.

“Africa is a continent of the future - we cannot just leave it alone,” he said, outlining a strategy of “creating an axis between Africa, the Mediterranean and Europe”. This year some 125,000 migrants have crossed the Mediterranean on perilous journeys, during which more than 2,000 drowned. More than 90,000 of them reached Italy’s shores, mostly fleeing violence and chaos in Libya.

Princess Diana’s death forced British royals to overhaul image L ONDON, Au g 2 9 (Agencies): Public anger at the monarchy following the death of Diana, Princess of Wales marked a turning point for the royal family, forcing a revolution in its communications machine that helped revive the brand.

While mourners left thousands of bouquets of flowers at the gates of Buckingham Palace and nearby Kensington Palace, the royal family was nowhere to be seen after Diana’s death on August 31, 1997.

Prince Charles, divorced from Diana, and his mother Queen Elizabeth II remained at Balmoral Castle, their remote Scottish residence, saying nothing for days.

Despite the British public’s mounting anger at the royal response — or lack thereof — it was not until the day before Diana’s funeral that the queen finally broke her silence with a live broadcast to the nation.

The monarch’s distance from the public outpouring of grief for the woman dubbed the “people’s princess” by then prime minister Tony Blair caused resentment.

Having been immersed in protocol and tradition for centuries, the royals quickly realised they were in urgent need of an image overhaul.

In her tribute to Di-

ana, the queen said: “I, for one, believe that there are lessons to be drawn from her life and from the extraordinary and moving reaction to her death.”

The result was the royals “having to become more professional, and having to take real control and take outside advice and better professional people,” public relations exper t Mark Borkowski told AFP. The out-of-touch Buckingham Palace press office, which Borkowski remembers used to close over the weekends while some of the most interesting Diana stories unfolded, underwent a shake-up.

Sluggish employees were replaced with PRsavvy professionals.

Patrick Jephson, Diana’s former private secretary, said the current image of the monarchy was the product of a “very sophisticated news management campaign”.

The current media strategy focuses on distributing positive information about the monarchy, while at the same time protecting the royals’ privacy.

One of the first tasks post-Diana was to create a more “human” image for the queen, who had been reported as being more concerned about her dogs and horses than her subjects.

Charles, mocked for

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND :: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

NOTICE

KOHIMA BENCH (CIVIL WRIT JURISDICTION)

It is hereby notified that all the names Zalipu Sumi, Y. Zalipu and Zalipu Achumi pertains to one and same person declared through Registration No. 186/2017 Dated 29-08-17 at Dimapur.

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W.P (C) No. 170 (K)/2017 Mr. Alipa L. Sangtam & 695 Others ……….Petitioners -VERSUSThe State of Nagaland & 86 others

THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH KOHIMA BENCH CIVIL REVIEW PETITION NO. 10 (K) 2017

To,

….Respondent.

NOTICE Please take notice that the above Civil Review Petition has been filed by the petitioners wherein you have been impleaded as the sole Respondent.

You are therefore requested to appear before this Hon’ble Court on the expiry of 3 (three) weeks with effect from 17-08-2017 in person or by Your pleader fully instructed and able to answer all material proceedings relating to the civil review petition.

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

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench K-3778 Advt-Appx ‘A’

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Govt. of India Ministry of Defence

BORDER ROADS ORGANISATION (NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING)

1. The Commander 25 BRTF (GREF), Pin-930025, C/O 99 APO on behalf of President of India invites online tenders on single stage two bid system (T-bid & Q-bid) from the eligible contractors at CPPP website https:// eprocure.gov.in/eprocure/app for the following work(s): Srl Cost/Time of Details of tender Particular of work No work documents (a) SUPPLY OF BATTERIES (a) Appx cost of (a) Cost of tender OF VARIOUS SIZES AND work - Rs.14.77 Rs. 500/CAPACITIES FROM THE Lac (b) Bid document ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER/ (b) Completion download: On or D E A L E R S A U T H O R I Z E D period – 60 days after 05 Sep 2017 B Y T H E O R I G I N A L (c) Earnest money at 1100 hrs.

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The Chief Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland & 2 Ors ….Petitioners.

-versusMr. Md. Inzamul Hoque Talukdar. ….Respondent.

Mr. Md. Inzamul Hoque Talukdar, S/o Md.Faizul Hoque Talukdar, R/O Haralu Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur, Nagaland.

being haughty and stiff, has also gone through a revamp since his ex-wife’s death.

“He has spent an enormous amount of money hiring very sophisticated, professional, political-style spin doctors to manage his image,” Jephson said.

The investment has paid off, with the public’s gradual acceptance of Charles’s relationship with his former mistress Camilla, whom he married in 2005.

The extent of the royal recovery could be seen in 2011, when Diana’s eldest son Prince William married Kate in a ceremony watched worldwide as Britons held street parties in the couple’s honour.

“What they tried to do was to promote what was good about the royal family,” said Robert Jobson, co-author of the book “Diana: Closely Guarded Secret”.

Queen Elizabeth fell well and truly back in favour at the 2012 London Olympics, when she approved a stunt that appeared to show her leaping out of a helicopter into the stadium alongside secret agent James Bond, played

by Daniel Craig.

“They want to be a more approachable, less aloof family... Not these upper-class aristocrats who don’t understand the people,” said Borkowski.

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That the Hon’ble High Court dated 24.08.17 has directed for Substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the matter on 29.09.17 for entering of appearance. If no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, your advocate, or by someone by law authorized to act for you on the date of appearance, the matter shall be taken up in your absence.

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Amy Lee ‘Felt a flood of Mumbai rains: Bollywood reacts to the situation on Twitter Taylor Swiftly breaks three Evanescence’s inspiration’ after becoming a mother YouTube and Spotify records

polarising reviews for Swift’s comeback single, a melodramatic pot-boiler which sees the pop queen turn on her critics declaring, “maybe I got mine, but you’ll all get yours”.

Spin magazine called the track “hard” and “cheerless”, while the New York Times described the lyrics as “powerful, yet joyless”.

Rolling Stone was more positive, praising Swift and playing the villain and “owning her bad press instead of merely brushing it off ”. The lyrics contain a barely veiled reference to Kanye West and Kim Kardashian, who tussled with Swift when she objected to the line “I made that bitch famous” in one of West’s songs.

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vanescence frontwoman Amy Lee spoke about how becoming a mother three years ago has changed her as a person and as an artist.

She said: “Besides the obvious day to day — it’s different at every age, I’m sure; right now it’s just non-stop — I think that the bigger change is in my heart: this newness. I don’t know… You get to a point where you kind of feel like you’ve felt every feeling and maybe not done everything, but you’re, like, ‘Okay, I get it. Life. Cool.’

And then you have a kid and your heart expands and there’s this new part of you that you didn’t know existed. I found myself on that day, when he was born, questioning why I’d waited so long, because I didn’t realize that there was a whole other part of me. It’s hard to explain.

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he destructive Mumbai rains are back throwing life out of gear in the commercial capital of India. With submerged roads, falling trees and crores of people stuck at railway stations, busstands, panic gripped in as it continued to rain cats and dogs in the city. Several B-town stars who also found themselves stuck in the rains, took to Twitter to share their thoughts.

Many of them did their bit by spreading the helpline numbers far and wide, with a few of them sharing their own experiences on social media.

While Anupam Kher, through a video requested Mumbaikars to keep calm and composed and not spread rumours or panic, actors like Anil Kapoor and Lara Bhupathi shared interesting pictures of the rain situation in Mumbai.

The 5 richest Americans are already $67 billion richer in 2017

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redit their innovations, the “Trump Bump” or just plain luck: America’s wealthiest people are getting even richer.

Since January 1, the country’s five richest people have added a combined $66.8 billion to their personal fortunes. Four of those individuals—Bill Gates,

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Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Ellison—are founders of iconic technology firms. The last is legendary value investor Warren Buffett.

Though each member of the top five holds a distinct portfolio, the gains are all generally attributable to excellent returns on public markets. As one example,

the share price of Zuckerberg’s social media giant, Facebook, has increased 50% so far this year.

Zuckerberg, the biggest gainer of the group, enjoyed a $23.4 billion boost to his net worth. He is now worth an estimated $71.8 billion, according to Forbes’ realtime rankings of the world’s billionaires, and is only

$3 billion behind Warren Buffett, the planet’s fourthrichest person.

Jeff Bezos has had the second-most lucrative year.

His fortune rose $21.9 billion to an estimated $86.8 billion. Bezos briefly surpassed Bill Gates to become the world’s wealthiest individual, after his net worth eclipsed $90 billion.

On the other hand, Alia Bhatt, Shraddha Kapoor and Dia Mirza requested people to offer shelter to the stray animals as well.

PRIYANKA @priyankachopra: BMC helpline 1916. Police Helpline 100..Home is the safest.. for most. Find shelter and give shelter. Be safe Mumbai #mumbairains.

Lara Dutta Bhupathi @LaraDutta Putting our Wimbledon,US Open, Aus Open &French Open towels to good use!@Maheshbhupathi #MumbaiRain.

Stay safe & indoors if possible folks!

Abhishek Bachchan @juniorbachchan: Happy National Sports Day. To d ay ’s s p o r t o f choice is swimming. Enjoy! #MumbaiRains.

Anil Kapoor @ AnilKapoor: Mumbaikars, be safe & lend a helping

hand to those in distress!

We got through this before & we’ll get through it again! #mumbairains.

Ja c k i e S h r o f f @ bindasbhidu: Stay safe mumbaikars and help each other...

Alia Bhatt @aliaa08: Heard about the heavy rains in Mumbai!!! Please be safe.. And PLEASE make some room for stray dogs and cats in your buildings & compounds!

Shraddha @ShraddhaKapoor: Ever yone please stay safe and indoors. Feel terrible about people and animals with no proper shelter or no shelter at all. #MumbaiRains.

Raveena Tandon @ TandonRaveena: Radical environmental steps be taken.stp plastic,clean Mithi,control overdevelopment.let mangroves live,above all keep neighbourhood clean.

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We t h e Y I N L U N G H U BUHU Mon town would like to felicitate Miss. M. Phemei Yinlunghu, D/o Shri. P. Manhei Yinlunghu for being selected for Civil Engineering Course through JEE 2017.

We wish her all the best in her career.

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n just four days, the star has broken three major streaming records, beating the likes of Adele and Ed Sheeran. Look What You Made Me Do was played more than eight million times on Spotify last Friday, more than any other song has achieved on its first day of release.

The video also broke YouTube’s one-day streaming record.

It received 28 million views in 24 hours, overtaking Adele’s Hello.

A separate lyric video also attracted 19m views on its first day - more than double the previous recordholder, Something Just Like This by The Chainsmokers and Coldplay.

The figures defy the

wider, referencing everything from Swift’s relationship with Tom Hiddleston to her recent victory in a sexual assault case.

Missing the (admittedly heavy-handed) humour, Variety magazine described the video as “so narcissistic and self-referential that one could spend 5,000 words unspooling it”.

Fans were more forgiving, cheering Swift as she turned the tables on her detractors.

“Iconic. Perfect. You destroyed the haters,” wrote Natalia Kozanecka, while Alex Goldschmidt said “congratulations in advance” for winning all of next year’s MTV Awards.

One caveat to Swift’s streaming success is that, on Spotify at least, interest in her comeback single dropped over the weekend.

According to publiclyavailable data, Look What You Made Me Do was streamed 5.43 million times on Saturday - a drop of 2.48 million.

By contrast, Ed Sheeran’s Shape of You (which previously held the one-day streaming record) saw its streaming tally increase in its second 24 hours on the platform.

fore having kids, ‘Okay, okay, okay, this whole thing that I do is completely consuming and the way that I work is with such crazy focus and obsession, I’m not gonna be able to be a good mom at the same time. So I’m gonna wait to have kids and when I finally do, I’m probably not gonna do this anymore,’” she continued. “What I didn’t expect was, even during the pregnancy but then when he was born, I felt a flood of inspiration. I didn’t have a choice — I had to make music all the time.

And I was so productive weirdly — not sleeping, exhausted, but also just feeling so many feelings and thoughts and recording things into my little voice memos on my phone and just having ideas and not feeling afraid; just feeling like, ‘I have to do it. I have to do this.’”

Lee gave birth to a son named Jack Lion Hartzler in July 2014. Jack is the first child for the 35-yearold Lee and her husband of ten years, Josh Hartzler.

Evanescence new album, “Synthesis”, will reimagine some of the band’s past catalogue with full orchestration and electronic backing.

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HYDERABAD, Aug 29 (PTI): Shrugging off the disappointment of losing the epic final, former bronze medallist P V Sindhu today said she is happy she could at least change the colour of the medal by bagging a

silver at the World Championship.

Sindhu went down fighting 19-21 22-20 20-22 to Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara in a nail-biting marathon summit clash on Sunday that lasted for an hour and 50 minutes at the Emirates Arena at Glasgow.

“After the final match, I felt upset but I thought ‘never mind’. I thought it is over now; from next day it was normal,” said Sindhu, who twice won bronze in the 2013 and 2014 editions, told reporters here after returning home.

“It is one of the best after Rio (Olympics). World Championship is something

different. It was bronze earlier. I am happy that I changed the colour to silver,” she added.

Ta l k in g a b o u t t he World Championships final, the Olympic silver medallist said: “It was tiring mentally and physically. You think you have to get a point (any way) she (Nozomi Okuhara of Japan)was also tired. It was not my day.”

Asked if a new trend of longer duration matches emerged in badminton, she replied in the affirmative.

“Definitely, it is not going to be easy any more. We have to fight for each point.

Anything can happen (in the match),” she said.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The family of the Late R. JOHN DUKRU of Zhavame Village, wishes to acknowledge the many expression of sympathy and gesture of kindness shown to us following our sad lose.

We offer our heartfelt gratitude to the many friends, neighbours and well-wishers who visited our home during his prolonged illness, attended the funeral service, burial and provided emotional and practical support for us at this difficult time. For those who telephoned, travelled long distances, sent floral tributes, cards and messages of condolences, as well as those who made charitable donations in cash and kinds, we are truly grateful.

A Special thanks to; 1. Rev. Fr. Sajan Joseph, Parrish Priest, St. Joseph’s Parish, Chumukedima 2. Rev. Fr. Domenic, Ast., Parrish Priest, St. Joseph’s Parish, Chumukedima 3. Rev. Fr. Neikhalo Patrick, Parish Priest, Sacred Heart Parish, Chizami 4. Rev. Sister Philomen, Superior, Bethany Sisters, Nalbari Convent, Guwahati 5. Priests and Nuns for your unceasing Prayer and Support 6. Shri. Deo Nukhu, Advisor, Higher Education, Govt. of Nagaland 7. Shri. Kevechutso Doulo 8. Nurses and staff of International Hospital, Guwahati 9. Eden Medical Centre, Dimapur.

10. Christian Institute of Health Science and Research (CIHSR), Dimapur.

11. St. Joseph’s Parish Women Association, Chumukedima.

12. Zhavame Union, Dimapur.

13. Zhavame Union, Kohima 14. Department of irrigation, Phek 15. Razeba Public Organization(RPO), Dimapur Unit 16. Razeba Public Organization(RPO), Phek 17. Razeba Public Organization(RPO), Kohima 18. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Chumukedima 19. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Unity Village, Dimapur 20. Chakhesang Community, Unity village 21. Chakhesang Welfare Union, Dimapur LATE R. JOHN DUKRU 22. Tsuzho Society 01.03.1962 – 26.08.2017 Zhavame Village, Dist. Phek.

23. ACA’s Society, Society, Sovima village Surveyor II, Irrigation and Flood Control, Phek, 24. NPCC Youth Department, Chumukedima Government of Nagaland 25. 10th NAP BN(IR), Zhadima 26. St. Anthony’s Church, Tenyiphe-1 27. Parish members of St. Joseph’s Parish, Chumukedima 28. CYA, St. Anthony’s Church, Tenyiphe-1 29. Poumai Naga Union, Dimapur 30. Chakhesang Welfare Union, Sovima Village, Dimapur 31. Mao Catholic Union, Tenyiphe–1 For your kindness and respect shown at all times, to all who participated in the funeral service and for their sensitive and professional handling of arrangements.

And to those who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. The holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered for your intensions.

From loving wife, children, grandchildren and relatives DP-8650

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Replying to quer y, Sindhu said it is great to hear that people looked up to her and many prominent personalities wished her on social media.

Chief National Coach P Gopichand expressed happiness at Sindhu and Saina Nehwal winning medals and men’s players K Srikanth and B Sai Praneeth putting up good performances in the World Championships.

Modi launches National Sports Talent Search portal

Day in India. The Prime Minister said the nation has immense sporting talent.

“To harness this potential” the portal was launched, he added. It would provide “essential direction and support to youngsters to pursue their sporting aspirations...”, Modi said, adding, “Sports is about physical fitness, mental alertness and personality enhancement.”

New Delhi, Aug 29 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid tribute to hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand on his birth anniversary and launched the National Sports Talent Search portal.

Modi said the legend’s sporting skills did “wonders for Indian hockey”.

His birthday is celebrated as National Sports

DSO Peren informs

Dimapur, Aug 29 (NPN): District Sports Officer (DSO), Peren has informed that the district level catch them young tournament will be conducted from September 1 at GHSS ground, Jalukie in the discipline of badminton, 100 and 200 metre race, and cross country race. Candidates must be born on or before September 1, 2003. For more information, contact 9436200528 or 9402815188.

Acknowledgement

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “The weary hairs, the days of pain; The sleepless nights have passed; The ever patient worn-out frame has found sweet rest.”

We the bereaved family of Late Yekuho Shohe, wish to acknowledge with great appreciation the tender expressions of sympathy, comfort and gestures of kindness extended to us during the prolonged illness and sad loss of our dearly beloved Father.

We further convey our heartfelt gratitude to: 1. Mr. Y. Vikheho Swu, MLA 13th A/C Pughoboto & his lady wife.

2. Er. Picto Shohe, Parliamentary Secretary, Law & Justice.

3. Mr. Kughaho Zhimomi, Jt. Director Treasuries & Accounts.

4. Mr. Kughakhu Sheqi, President NPF 13th A/C Pughoboto and colleagues.

5. Mr. Kuputo Shohe, Vice -President BJP State Unit , Nagaland.

6. Mr. Hutovi Chisho, Asst. Director Industries & Commerce.

7. Mr. Z. Katiry Pochury, Ex-MLA. 8. Dr. Etho Pochury & his lady wife.

9. Dr. Hokugha Murru & his lady wife.

10. Mr. Atoshe Swu, Khughuto.

11. Mr. Akuto Swu, Khughuto.

12. Rev. Kiyeto G. Sema, Senior Pastor SABCK. 13. Khughutomi Baptist Church.

14. Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Church Kohima .

15. Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Church Kohima, Youth Department & Fellowships.

16. Pughoboto Town Baptist Church.

17. Khughutomi Tughalalo Kuposhukulu.

18. Mudutsugho Welfare Kohima .

19. Natsumi Union Kohima, Students’ Union & GMS. 20. Aphuyemi Sumi Kuqhakulu Kohima.

21. Sumi Aphuyemi Teachers’ Welfare Organization.

22. Sumi Aphuyemi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu.

23. Headmistress & Staffs , GHS Pughoboto.

24. Mishilimi Kuposhukulu Kohima.

25. Kohima Sumi Students’ Union.

26. Kohima College Students’ Council.

27. Kohima College Sumi Students’ Union 28. Baptist College, 3rd Sem, Pol. Science Department.

29. Khughutomi Prayer Warriors.

30. SABAK Akighinimi Muqo.

31. Healing Centre Pughoboto.

32. Chishiqa Prayer Centre.

33. National Peace Prayer Centre.

34. Hebolimi Prayer Fellowship.

35. Bread of Life Church, Kohima 36. Cross Wonder Church, Kohima 11.12.1944 to 23.08.2017 37. Neighbours , relatives & family friends.

We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individuals who stood by us physically, financially , materially and spiritually but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless each and every one of you abundantly.

Loving wife, children in-laws & grandchildren K-3765

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

''This Woman was full of good works and charitable deeds which she did" Acts 9:36

02-03-1954 – 15-08-2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all the individuals, churches, neighbours, relatives and well-wishers who stood by us and comforted us through prayer, material and financial assistance and shared our grief at the untimely demise of our beloved mother Lt. KHRIENGU-Ü FEDILISA NEIKHA on 15th August 2017.

We sincerely convey our gratitude to:1. Kohima Town A/C Youth Wing 9th Kohima Town A/C NPF. 2. Neikhatsomi Kewhira Kebako Krotho 3. Rheho Lokro Neikha 4. Vishere Lokro (R. Khel Viswema) 5. Gariphema Kohima nu keba Miazuonuokokechakrotho.

6. Dr. Nicky Kire (Minister of Road & Bridges) 7. Neikhatsomi Viswema Village 8. Naga Football Club Kohima.

9. ACWA Cathedral Kohima 10. Midnight Blue Club Kohima.

11. Avenger Club Kohima.

12. Dzuvuru Youth Organisation 13. Rusoma Village 14. S. Openthung Shitiri & family 15. Rachu Union Kohima.

16. Viswema Catholic KewhiraKelsaKrotho 17. M. Khel Rusoma.

18. Doctor and nurses of Bethel Hospital, Kohima We deeply regret our inability to personally thank each and everyone of you but we remain indebted and grateful for your profound act of generosity, kindness and love. We pray that our heavenly Father will bless you all abundantly.

“In life we love you dearly, in death we love you still in our hearts you hold a place no one can fill… you’ll be missed.”

Loving sons, daughters, in-laws & grandchildren.

K-3781

wednesday, august 30, 2017

P V Sindhu

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE KETOUNEI MERE

30-08-2015 Apuo, We always remember your love, care and your valuable prayers in our hearts.

We will cherish and treasure your sweet memories.

K-2797

Loving children & grandchildren

2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

Lt. MOAMEREN JAMIR 8-06-1989 – 30-08-2015

Two years have passed since you left us to be with the Lord, but not a single day has passed by without you in our hearts. You are deeply missed and we will carry your memory with us until we meet again in eternity.

30-01-1967 to 19-08-2017 We the family members of Late Ghotoshe Yeptho wish to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to each and every individual, organizations, churches, friends and well-wishers who stood by us through prayer, physically,, financially and materially during his prolonged illness till his demise.

Special thanks to Mr. Hovishe Achumi & Family (Dimapur) Loving wife & children

K-3764

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Noktenkala Lemtur Changtongya would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, relatives, friends and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually, upholding us in your prayers during her illness and at the sad demise on 22nd August' 2017.

We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually; we earnestly wish and pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving husband, daughters, sons-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandchildren and great grandson.

DP-8636

Lt. Chumchamo Lotha

With profound and heartfelt gratitude, we the bereaved family members and relatives of our beloved father Lt. Chumchamo Lotha, would like to thank each and every individuals, churches, rank and files of Nagaland Police (INT), organizations, Zion Hospital, relatives, neighbours, friends from far and near who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved who breathed his last on 24th Aug' 2017.

We deeply regret our inability to mention the names of every individual but your good deeds and presence will remain ever grateful, may the good Lord bless you abundantly in return.

DP-8640

7TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF LATE RABEMO HUMTSOE

Loving Parents and Siblings

DOB - 28th Aug' 1979 – Died- 24th Aug' 2017

Born : 30/11/1938 – Died : 22/08/2017

From loving wife, son, daughters, dad, mom, brothers, sisters and relatives

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

(Died on 30 -08- 2010) We are confident, yes, well pleased rather to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord.

2 Cor.5:8

Late Keneisenuo Zumu

IN REMEMBRANCE 10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

Late Diete Kazhie

10 years has been passed since you left us for eternal home on this day, the 30th Aug. 2007. Though your mortal body is no more with us, your good deeds are always a source of encouragement and make us feel your presence in every moment of our life.

Remembering you always in our hearts with silent tears.

Your loving parents, bros & sis.

K-2784

ON THE 1ST ANNIVERSARY of the Day you went away Lt. K.K.Lani 30-08-2016

(Born on : 13.04.1979 – Died on : 25.08.2017)

"For me to live is Christ, and to die is Gain"

DP-8646 K Y M C

Loving husband, children & family members

15.09.1935 – 30.08.2010 Remembering you on this day when you started your journey to the heavenly home. Though you are not with us physically, we know that you will be shining like a star, looking down, smiling and praying for us. We miss you every passing day.

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

K-2787

Born on : 18/09/1995 – Died on : 30/08/2016 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR DEAREST WHO IS AN ANGEL IN HEAVEN It’s been a year since you left us, still seems like yesterday.

Our hearts still ache in sadness and secret tears still flows, what it meant to lose you.

The tears in our eyes we wipe away The ache in our hearts will always stay Your memories is all we want Always in our thoughts Forever in our hearts Loving mom, brother, sisters and relatives K-2788

Philippians 1:21

We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to all those individuals, organisations, friends, churches, neighbours and well wishers who supported us morally, physically, financially and spiritually during her prolonged illness till the sudden demise of our beloved mother Lt. Arangle Paulina (Hozerangle) on Friday the 25th of August 2017.

We deeply regret our inability to mention the names of every individuals, please accept our deepest gratitude through this acknowledgement, and we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

It’s been a year since you went away It broke our hearts to lose you But you din’t go alone For part of us went with you You left us far too early Before your time time, it seems and now You’ll never have the chance.

To fulfill all your dreams.

However hard it is though we will take the Comfort of all the memories we have Our lives won’t be the same until we meet again.

Deeply missed and always remembered.

Loving father, daughter, son, sisters, niece, nephew and in-laws.

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Sharapova stuns Halep on return to Grand Slam

Ninth-seeded Venus Williams, making her 19th appearance at the Open, has a slim chance of reaching No. 1 at age 37. She began her tournament with a 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 win over Viktoria Kuzmova, a 19-year-old qualifier playing her first main-draw match on the WTA Tour.

No. 5 Caroline Wozniacki, also in the hunt for No. 1, had an easier time, beating the qualifier Mihaela Buzarnescu, 6-1, 7-5.

Maria Sharapova saw off Simona Halep on her dramatic return to Grand Slam action.

New York, Aug 29 (IANS): Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova knocked out No.2 seed Simona Halep of Romania in a three-set thriller to advance into the second round of the US Open at Flushing Meadows.

It was Sharapova’s first Grand Slam match since a quarter-finals loss to Serena Williams in last year’s Australian Open, when she tested positive for the newly banned heart drug meldonium. After serving a 15-month doping ban, the former World No.1 Sharapova returned in April but the French Open snubbed Sharapova

for a wildcard entry and she missed Wimbledon with a thigh injury.

Only a handful of points separated the pair as Sharapova, into the year’s final Grand Slam on a wildcard, overcame a second-set letdown to outhit Halep 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 after the marathon two hours and 44 minutes match.

In the first set, both players were struggling in respective serves, Sharapova had three breaks, one more than Halep, to take the opening set.

After leading by a set and 4-1 in the second, the Russian star showed some fatigue and rust, dropping

five games in a row. But in the third, Sharapova regained control by going ahead 3-0, using her power to keep two-time French Open runner-up Halep under pressure. After that, she never looked back.

Sharapova hit 60 winners on the night, four times as many as her opponent, to extend her winning record against Halep to 7-0.

Meanwhile, Muguruza opened play at Arthur Ashe Stadium with a 6-0, 6-3 victory over Varvara Lepchenko. But Muguruza has never advanced past the second round at the U.S. Open, so she is keeping her expectations low.

KFL: Forerunners’ FC beat Addax FC 3-2

Players of Addax FC (black) and Forerunners (white) in action on Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent

Ko h i m a , Au g 2 9 (NPN): Forerunners’ FC came from behind to beat 10-man Addax FC 3-2 in the last round of the ongoing Kohima Football League on Tuesday.

With the win, Fore-

runners’ ended the season in the 5th place with 8 points. While Addax FC, with their fourth consecutive defeat in the league, slipped to the 7th place with 6 points.

With the match locked at 2-2, Avilie’s goal in the 69th minute was enough

for Forerunners FC to seal victory.

Addax FC star ted brightly and opened their account in the 21st minute through Keviphretuo. The second goal came in the 34th minute when Shiirhosul flicked the ball into the net after a goalkeeping error by Forerunner FC goalie Kehrie.

However, after Kenneth was given the marching order for an intentional handball inside the D-box, Forerunners’ turned the match around to snatch the victory. Skipper Seyiekhrietuo converted the penalty in the 35th minute to make it 2-1 in the first half.

After the breather, Razouvituo Tsukru found the equalizer for Forerunners FC in the 64th minute.

With just nine minutes remaining, Avilie scored the much-needed goal in the 81st minute for Forerunners FC as they held on for a win at the end of the final whistle.

Metekhrielie Mejura, treasurer of Angami Youth Organization (AYO) was the match patron of the day.

Today’s match Time: 3:00 pm United 16 FC Vs New Market FC

Konta crashes out

British seventh seed Johanna Konta crashed out of the US Open in the first round on Monday, ending her slim hopes of becoming world No 1.

Konta was beaten 4-6 6-3 6-4 by Serbia’s Aleksandra Krunic, who goes on to face either Ajla Tomljanovic of Australia or Sweden’s Johanna Larsson for a place in the last 32.

The 24-year-old grew in confidence after losing the opening set to outsmart the Wimbledon semi-finalist who was seen as a genuine contender for the title pretournament.

Konta, 26, never looked comfortable against 78thranked Krunic and lost in two hours and 17 minutes.

Kuniho trophy: Chozuba, St. Andrew School win

Dimapur, Aug 29 (NPN): Chozuba village and St Andrew School, Chetheba registered easy wins on the second day of Kuniho Memorial Football tournament.

The tournament is being organised by 111 Bn BSF Satakha town in memory of late Khuniho Sema.

In the first match of the day, Chozuba village beat Sparkle Club 5-2. Marhiyi and Toh scored two goals each for Chozuba and Veshoruh scored one goal.

For Sparkle Club, Munuhu Vese and Chothave Rhakho scored a goal each.

In the second match, St Andrew School, Chetheba beat Yoruba village 5-3.

The first goal for St.Andrew School came from an own goal by Yoruba’s Nucita. Mhaseveto Ringa scored twice while Chesezo Thisa and Verhasu Resu added a goal each for St.Andrew School.

Khozota scored two goals and Poveto added one for Yoruba.

T. Khel indoor stadium inaugurated

Khriehu Liezietsu and others during the inauguration of Tsütuonuomia Indoor Stadium at Kohima village on August 29. (NP)

Correspondent

Ko h i m a , Au g 2 9 (NPN): The newly constructed Tsütuonuomia Indoor Stadium at Pherazou, T. Khel, Kohima village was inaugurated by exMLA, Khriehu Liezietsu on Tuesday evening.

In his address, Liezi-

etsu expressed concern at the unhealthy lifestyle of the Nagas. At present, Nagas live an easy life and love good foods which, without exercise, would affect the health in the long run, he said.

While encouraging the youths to take up sports, the chief guest said, games

and sports are not only important and healthy for our body but it also helps build discipline, cooperation and team-spirit.

Liezietsu said that Nagas, gifted with good physique, have the capacity to succeed in the national and international level. In fact, Nagas are doing quite well

in a lot of games gaining recognition and popularity, said Liezietsu.

He was also optimistic that the indoor stadium would benefit the Tsütuonuomia youths towards fostering a competitive spirit and sportsmanship thereby, improving the standard of games and sports among its players and athletes. The chief guest also released the TYO sportsman souvenir.

Director of youth resources and sports, Linda Solo also addressed the gathering on the occasion.

It may be mentioned that Khriehu Liezietsu initiated the foundation for the construction of Tsütuonuomia Indoor Stadium in 2015. The stadium was completed at a cost of Rs 1,24,78,125.

Earlier, the dedicatory prayer was offered by Nagabazar Baptist Church pastor, Rev. Kevimese Suohu.

Sri Lanka skipper Kapugedera doubtful for 4th ODI Colombo, Aug 29 (IANS): Sri Lanka standin captain Chamara Kapugedera’s participation has been thrown into doubt after he aggravated a back injury during the previous cricket match against India on Sunday.

“I was talking to the physio and he (Kapugedera) hasn’t been ruled out quite yet,” cricket manager Asanka Gurusinha was quoted as saying by espncricinfo on Tuesday.

“He’s being treated.

Only five or six guys are training tonight, so anyway we gave him a break. We’ll most probably look at it tomorrow (Wednesday) at training tomorrow afternoon. If he doesn’t train tomorrow then definitely he is out,” he added.

Kapugedera has not trained since the third OneDay International (ODI) where he was nursing a stiff back but had batted and fielded in that game.

The final call on his involvement will be taken in 24 hours, it has been learnt.

“I think when he went into bat, it got worse, we’ll just have to wait further for the physio to tell us what’s going on.” Gurusinha said.

Kapugedara will become the fifth Sri Lanka batsman to become unavailable if he cannot make the final XI.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, august 30, 2017

Paralympian Jhajharia, Sardar receive Khel Ratna

New Delhi, Aug 29 (PTI): Devendra Jhajharia today became the first para athlete to receive India’s highest sporting honour Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna - along with hockey star Sardar Singh, who has endured trying times off the field in the last one year.

Javelin thrower Jhajharia is the only Indian to win two Paralympic gold medals - 2004 Athens Games and 2016 Rio Paralympics while star mid-fielder Sardar has been the architect of India hockey team’s many victories in the last few years.

The 36-year-old Jhajharia had created world records while winning both his gold medals. He had also clinched a gold medal at the 2013 World Championships.

Sardar had become India’s youngest captain when he led the side at the 2008 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup at the age of 22. A recipient of the Padma Shri - the fourth highest civilian award - 2015, Sardar has two Asian Games medals - gold in 2014 Incheon and bronze in 2010 Guangzhou.

Cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara, one of the 17 Arjuna Awardees chosen this year, did not attend the ceremony at the Rashtrapati Bhawan due to his County commitments in England.

President Ram Nath Kovind presents Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award to para-athlete Devendra. (PTI)

All other Arjuna Awardees received their awards and citation from President Ram Nath Kovind, who recently succeeded Pranab Mukherjee, on the occasion of National Sports Day. Jhajharia was not the only para athlete whose achievements got official recognition today, as Mariyappan Thangavelu and Varun Bhati also received the honour.

Mariyappan had won the men’s high jump (F46) gold medal at the Rio Olympics while Bhati had claimed a silver in the same event.

Khel Ratna awardees: Devendra Jhajharia (Para-

Athlete) and Sardar Singh (Hockey).

Ar juna Awardees: V J Surekha (Archery), Khushbir Kaur (Athletics), Arokin Rajiv (Athletics), Prasanthi Singh (Basketball), L Devendro Singh (Boxing), Cheteshwar Pujara (Cricket), Harmanpreet Kaur (Cricket), Oinam Bembem Devi (Football), SSP Chawrasia (Golf), S V Sunil (Hockey), Jasvir Singh (Kabaddi), P N Prakash (Shooting), Anthony Amalraj (Table Tennis), Saketh Myneni (Tennis), Satyawart Kadian (Wrestling), Mariyappan Thangavelu (ParaAthlete) and Varun Bhati (Para-Athlete).

Warner, Smith put visitors on top vs B’desh DHAKA, Aug 29 (Agencies): Opener David Warner hit 75 not out Tuesday as Australia stayed in a position of dominance after Bangladesh set a 265-run target in the first Test. At the end of Day 3, Australia reached 109-2 and needs 156 more runs to register only its third victory in the sub-continent in the last decade.

Australia captain Steven Smith, unbeaten on 25, gave Warner good support on the tricky wicket.

Warner started rapidly, hitting two fours off off-spinner Mehidy Hasan in the first over. But Hasan then dismissed Matt Renshaw for 5.

Left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan had taken Usman Khawaja (1), forcing him to continue his dismal form in the sub-continent as he top-edged to deep backward square leg after trying to play a sweep shot.

Warner, on 14, survived a tough chance when he edged to first slip off Shakib Al Hasan’s delivery.

Warner hit 11 fours and one six, facing only 96 balls.

E a r l i e r, A u s t r a l i a offspinner Nathan Lyon bowled 6-82 to help dismiss Bangladesh for 221 shortly after the tea break.

Lyon’s 10th five-for

Mkg catch them young tournament Dimapur, Aug 29 (NPN): District Sports Office, Mokokchung will be conducting the district level catch them young tournament cum selection for under 14 on September 6 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex in the discipline of badminton, cross country race (5 Km), 100 metre and 200 metre race.

The selected participants will represent Mokokchung district in the 10th State level Catch Them Young Tournament to be held at I.G Stadium, Kohima from September 13-15. Participants must be born on or after September 1, 2003. Interested participants have been requested to register at District Sports Office, Mokokchung during office hour latest by September 4.

For further information, contact 8256969067 or 8415825178.

Steve Smith (left) congratulates David Warner for scoring fifty runs during the third day of the first test cricket match against Bangladesh.( AP/PTI)

helped Australia claw back into the game when Bangladesh was in charge. Left-arm spinner Ashton Agar contributed with 2-55.

Lyon broke through in the sixth over, dismissing nightwatchman Taijul Islam for 4 after Bangladesh resumed at 45-1. He then dismissed Imrul Kayes (2) with a delivery that carried extra bounce.

Pat Cummins gave the vital breakthrough just after lunch, winning a video review against Tamim Iqbal,

who was caught behind.

Tamim sent the ball across the rope eight times in his 155-ball 78. It was his second half-century in the match after his 71 in the first innings. Lyon then got the better of Al Hasan (5), who tried to clear the boundary but holed it out to cover.

Mushfiqur Rahim stalled Australia’s progress with support from Sabbir Rahman. Rahim was then run out after scoring 41 off 114.

R a h i m ’s d i s m i s s a l

sparked a collapse as Bangladesh lost three wickets in 10 balls without scoring a run. With 186-8, Hasan and Shafiul Islam took the score past 200, scoring rapidly.

Lyon completed his five-for by dismissing Shafiul for 9. He then took Hasan for 26 to wrap up the innings.

Brief scores: Australia 217 and 109 for 2 (Warner 75*, Smith 25*) need another 156 runs to beat Bangladesh 260 and 221 (Tamim 78, Lyon 6-82)

‘India football boom waiting to happen’

Zurich, Aug 29 (IANS): FIFA President Gianni Infantino on Tuesday said he reckoned FIFA Under-17 World Cup hosts India have plenty of room to develop their football and awaits a boom in the sport.

“Although football has been making considerable strides in the country for years now, there is a unanimous sense that the room for growth is still of gigantic proportions. India is a football boom waiting to happen: it is simply a matter of investing in development -- and, more importantly, doing so in a wise and effective manner,” the 47-yearold wrote in FIFA 1904 magazine.

With exactly 37 days left for the World Cup to kick-off, Infantino believes India is laying a foundation for revolution of the sport in the country.

“Today, as we count down towards the kick-off

Gianni Infantino

of the FIFA U-17 World Cup in October, India is fortunate enough to have this youth tournament as a valuable spotlight shining right over its development plan,” Infantino said.

“With the ‘Mission 11 Million’, which is taking football to school across the whole country, India has been laying the foundation for a true revolution. A revolution of development and popularisation,” he added.

India will make their debut in the FIFA U-17 World Cup. The tournament will be a stepping stone for the young footballers, the President believes.

“The FIFA U-17 World Cup is, by its very definition, a stepping stone for young footballers to experience what the global stage feels like,” Infantino explained.

India will host 23 nations in the marquee tournament from October 6 to 28.

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