August 31, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 264

Ikhres, Eustar appeal Nagas to stand united

Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 30 (NPN): National Socialist Women’s Organization of Nagalim (NSWON) advisor, Ikhres Muivah, wife of NSCN (I-M) ato kilonser, Th. Muivah has appealed to all Nagas to stand united, forgive and to bury all the differences. She said Nagaland being a Christian state, everyone needed to work together instead of categorizing the factions/groups.

Addressing the NSWON co-ordination meeting with the Angami Women organization (AWO) held under the theme “Strengthening of Relationship”, at Ura Academy Hall, Kohima, Ikhres said they had come to have fellowship with AWO and to appeal to all the sections of the society, irrespective of factions and groups, to unite in order to move toward for a permanent settlement.

While stating that Nagas have gained support from across the world on the Naga political issue, she said “time has come now to harvest for our people and the future generation” and urged all to join hands and march together without wasting any time.

Ikhres further informed the gathering that late Isak Chishi Swu, before his demise, called upon all Nagas to

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(L-R) Eustar Chishi Swu and Ikhres Muivah in Kohima. (NP)

be united, while at the same time she said Th. Muivah had also made the same appeal.

She was optimistic that solution would arrive anytime.

However, Ikhres said “time for settlement cannot be ascertained for now, but we are hopeful that it will take place soon”.

NSWON advisor Eustar Chishi Swu, wife of late Isak Chishi Swu, in her address reminded all that the Angami community, in the Naga political history, had played a big role by taking the lead. “Till today the legacy and principles of the elders/leaders were followed” she added.

Eustar said, keeping this in mind, NSWON had set its priority to meet the Angami women folks first and meet the other tribal women organization subsequently. She also appealed all to be united for the greater cause of the Nagas.

NSWON chairperson, Singyaola Zimik in her brief address highlighted the struggles faced by Nagas in the past. Zimik said “Nagas had struggled and put life at risk, but now it was time to bring peace in our land to progress and to worship the living God.” She further said “Independence for Nagas was not by choice, but of God’s plan to remain Independent in the God’s gifted land”.

She however said Nagas need to find where the faulty/ sin was committed that has displeased God. Zimik also appealed all to remain one in prayer in order to stop bloodshed from taking place any further. NSWON advisor Avuli Chishi Swu also spoke at the meeting. Members of AWO and other NSWON representatives also attended the seminar.

DIMAPUR wednesday, august 31, 2016

Centre to improve air connectivity among NE states AGARTALA, AUG 30 (IANS): Government is trying to improve air connectivity among northeastern states and between northeast India and adjacent countries, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha said here on Tuesday.

“Central government is trying to improve the air connectivity between the eight northeastern states. Air connectivity between northeast India and the adjoining countries is also vital,” Sinha told reporters.

He said: “Efforts are on to start air connectivity between the northeastern states and the neighbouring countries. If there is air connectivity between northeast India and Bangkok, Dhaka and Yangon, one need not take the longer route through Kolkata. This would also boost trade and economy.”

Currently, Guwahati and Imphal are the only two cities with international airports in northeast India.

Jayant Sinha said the central government expects some private airlines to soon introduce more flights in the northeast and operate international flights from there.

“To improve regional air connectivity at fair price, MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) would be signed with the governments of the northeastern states,” he added.

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Collective effort needed to eradicate backward tag: Kipili

Kipili Sangtam along with cabinet colleagues, DUDA officials and others. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 30 (NPN): Minister of Power, C. Kipili Sangtam, on Tuesday called for collective effort to eradicate the backward tag through understanding, sacrifice and hard work, saying politicians and leaders alone cannot accomplish the task. Minister made the call while speaking at the valedictory programme of the capacity building training programme under Underdeveloped Areas Program (UDAP) 2015-16, at Midway Resort Eco Village, Tsiepama (below NH-29), some 35 km away from here. The programme was organized by Department of Underdeveloped Areas (DUDA) and conducted by Zynorique initiatives society.

Asserting that the eastern Naga people remained backwards due to embracing Christianity late and Naga political problem, Kipili, however, said one should not remain the

same but come out from such tag and work hard to excel.

Minister appreciated the activities of DUDA and said it was the most important department for the backward areas of eastern Nagaland to avail the opportunities provided under UDAP for the uplift of people.

He advised the 570 trained persons from eastern districts of Nagaland to pass their acquired knowledge to others and utilize their skills purposefully for the benefit of the society. Kipili also reminded that the training they received would allow them to earn their livelihood and also increase the economy of the society. Further, he told the trainees that to be successful in their future endeavour they needed to maintain punctuality, dedication, sincerity and truthfulness.

D U DA a dv i s o r, N. Thongwang Konyak, in his address, said having realized that many youths in the state

did not get the government job, the department initiated human resources development programme to generate selfemployment opportunities, provide better livelihood with provision of basic amenities so as to reduce poverty amongst the youths from backward areas of the state. Konyak also urged all the master trainers, who were trained in the skill programmes, to go back to their respective places and train those who have not been skilled. Advisor said the objective of the department’s capacity building programme was to boost the economy of the state and also to make Nagaland a skilled state. Konyak said this initiative would encourage and promote promising artisans among the younger generation. He also described the programme as a great window of opportunity for all the artisans to expose their talents and become self-reliant.

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NSCN (K), Assam Rifles engage Over 34,600 rape cases in in heavy gunfight in Changlang India; Delhi tops among UTs

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D I M A P U R , AU G 3 0 (NPN): Chumukedima Town Youth Organisation (CTYO) and Chumukedima Chambers of Commerce and Trade Association (CCCTA) have expressed “shock” that the Court has ordered the release of eight empty oil tankers out of 11 tankers confined within the premises of the fuel adulteration site at Chumukedima.

In a joint press release, Chumukedima Chambers of Commerce and Trade Association president Avi Chase and Chumukedima Town Youth Organisation president Vibu Medoze sought to clarify that according to the police seizure list, there were “only seven empty tankers, the rest 4 being loaded.”

The two organisations further maintained that “the court should rectify its order since the anomaly shows that either one tanker has been pilfered of SK oil or the court order has clerical mistake.”

They stated that whatsoever the reason, the court should thoroughly probe the whole issue “since releasing the tankers at this stage will definitely hamper investigation when charge sheet hasn’t been filed by the police in that adulteration case.”

In case the tanker has been pilfered of SK oil, the two organisations stated that the police should take necessary action.

CANSSEA urges for timely implementation of 7th ROP DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): Confederation of All Nagaland State Services Employees’ Association (CANSSEA) has appealed to the state government for timely implementation of the 7th ROP in the state for all the state employees in Nagaland with same and appropriate benefits with the effective date as that of the Central Government employees.

In a press release, CANSSEA president S.Takatuba Aier said a representation was submitted to the government on August 30, 2016, when various state services associations led by CANSSEA met the chief secretary at his office chamber.

Aier said the representation was the outcome of the joint co-ordination meeting held on August 11, 2016 in the conference hall CANSSEA. He said CANSSEA has been reminding the state government since November 2014 for timely implementation of the 7th ROP, adding that the latest representation was the fourth representation so far submitted to the government in this regard.

Through the representation, Aier said various state services associations urged the state government to intimate CANSSEA on the action taken in this regard within the month of September 2016. The chief secretary assured to look into the matter, he added.

CHANGLANG/ITANA- personnel were returning MIP alleged that the NEW DELHI, AUG 30 (PTI): Over said. As many as 2,251 rape cases were GAR, AUG 30 (AGEN- from Nampong to their base AR team was returning to 34,600 cases of rape have been reported reported in Odisha, Assam (1,733), CIES): In a delayed report, camp after conducting search their camp “after laying failed across the country last year with Madhya Chhattisgarh (1,560), 1,256 in Kerala, cadres of the NSCN (K) operation to locate 27-year- ambush” on their Army. “In Pradesh and Delhi topping the infamous West Bengal registered 1,129, 1,070 in and Assam Rifles personnel old Kuldeep Moran, son of a counter-measure, the Naga list of states and union territories respec- Haryana and 1,041 in Bihar, it said.

Among the union territories, 72 rape engaged in a major gun- an Assam BJP leader, who Army counter-attacked the tively. A total of 34,651 rape cases were fight near Railung village in was abducted by the ULFA(I) Assam Rifles with concen- reported in India in 2015. Among these, cases were reported in Chandigarh, 36 in Changlang district of Ar- on August 1 last. trated heavy bombardment in 33,098 cases the offenders were known Andaman and Nicobar Island, eight in unachal Pradesh, late Sunday When the Army convoy with machine guns, sub-ma- to the victims, as per National Crime Dadar and Nagar Haveli, five in Daman night, The Arunachal Times reached the site, suspected chine guns, 40 mm grenades, Records Bureau (NCRB) data released and Diu and three Puducherry. No such crime was reported in Lakshawdeep.

(AT) reports stated quoting underground militants in- explosives and hand grenades today.

The rape victims were among the Of the total sexual offences against news agencies. It was also discriminately fired on them for more than one hour”, age group of below six years to over 60 women, Maharashtra reported a highreported that NSCN (K) from nearby jungles, he said. MIP claimed. opened fire on the convoy, MIP said after the attack years. Madhya Pradesh has reported est of 16,989 cases, 12,887 in Madhya Two A s s a m R i f l e s As per the reports from jawans received bullet injury “the Naga Army sanitised the 4,391 rape cases, a highest among the Pradesh and 11,343 in Uttar Pradesh.

Assam Rifles, AT said the in the incident, the Dy SP area and recovered one night states. Whereas, the national capital has As many as 9,359 such offences were encounter lasted for around added. However, it was re- vision goggle, several blood reported 2,199 such cases--highest among reported in Odisha, 8,873 in Rajasthan, 8,274 in West Bengal, 8,049 in Andhra 90 minutes, with the militants ported that there was no casu- stained first aid-parapher- the union territories.

Nearly 3.27 lakh cases of crimes Pradesh and 6,044 in Telangana. nalia and bloody cotton and using small arms and impro- alty on both the sides.

Chhattisgarh reported 3,500 such vised explosives to attack the Meanwhile, NSCN (K) bandages strewn all over the against women were reported across the country. Of these over 1.3 lakh were cases, 1,743 in Gujarat, 1,738 in Bihar security forces.

MIP in a press note issued to spot and the soil”.

Meantime, NSCN (K) sexual offences--1.2 lakh in states and and 270 in Goa. Among the north eastern This is the fifth gunfight the media houses claimed that since May and the second the “special counter-ambush has stated that the “elite strike 9,445 in union territories. The sexual states, Assam reported a highest of 6,636 this month in the wake of team of Naga Army attacked unit of Naga Army”, on com- offences cases included rape, attempt to sexual offences against women, followed heightened security measures the Indian Army near Rilang- bat patrol detained several commit rape, assault on women with by 609 in Tripura, 231 such cases in Meand the intense CI crackdown kang village under Changlang armed personnel at a bridge intent to outrage her modesty and insult ghalaya, 186 in Arunachal Pradesh, 141 in Mizoram, 133 in Manipur, 53 in Naagainst insurgent groups. district of Arunachal Pradesh near Barak Sibilong village to modesty of women.

Among the rape cases, Maharashtra galand and 29 such crimes in Sikkim.

According to UNI, during wee hours and in- at Jiribam-Imphal NH-37, Punjab has reported 2,164 cases, Changlang DSP, Mito Riba flicted heavy casualties and under Tamenlong District on reported 4,144 such incidents. A total of 3,644 and 3,025 rapes were reported in 1,633 in Tamil Nadu, 737 in Himachal August 29 around 5 p.m. said that the incident ocinjuries on the India Army on Apropos ‘Dea dlines (Cont’d on p-5) Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, the data Pradesh and 623 in Uttarakhand. served on state govt expire’ curred when the Assam Rifles August 28, 2015”. that appeared in the August 30 issue, the nomenclature of CNTC should be read as Central Nagaland Tribes Council and not as rendered. It may be mentioned that CNTC had YANGON, AUG 30 (AGEN- government are offering support- have constituted a majority of the Minister Dr Myint Htwe warned issued a 30-day deadline with CIES): A local lawmaker in ing aid.” that outbreaks of measles and outbreak’s victims. effect from July 30, 2016 de- Sagaing Region said on August At a press conference on other infectious diseases were DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): NPF U Law Yone added, “Health manding that the indigenous 28 that although the measles experts said that Nanyun is not a August 26 covering the first 100 likely to be seen in regions other president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezetsu in a condolence message has expressed tribe status granted to the Rong- outbreak in the Naga Self-Admin- measles outbreak but the accounts days of the new government, the than Naga as well. meis be revoked. It further re- istered Zone (SAZ) was under of civilians said the symptoms of Ministry of Health said that in “When we examined why deep grieve by the passing away of his solved and demanded that the control in Lahe township, neigh- patients from Nanyun resembled addition to difficulties physically that disease was occurring, it sister Neilhoubeiü Hussain.

Dr. Shürhozelie described late endorsement submitted by the bouring Nanyun township was Lahe’s symptoms.” accessing affected populations, was found that most people in Naga Hoho on the September still struggling to contain and treat According to The Myanmar language barriers were also sty- our country are pretty lacking in Neilhoubeiü, who was predeceased 22, 2008 be withdrawn. health knowledge,” he said, not- by her husband and former minister, a spate of illnesses, which some Times, U Aung Htut, president of mieing effective treatment.

The ministry said its vac- ing that the risk of contracting late Anwar Hussain almost three are now saying is not the same the Naga Traditional Literature malady, reports The Myanmar and Cultural Centre Committee, cination drive since the outbreak measles could be avoided with decades ago, as a motherly figure to the denizens. He said the NPF central said a lack of both transporta- first made headlines had covered preventative immunisation.

Times. fraternity along with him conveys Of the Naga region’s under“The situation is stable in tion and education was causing 85 percent of the region, includheartfelt condolences to the beloved developed healthcare and transLahe. Currently, Nanyun is worse the high casualty count from the ing 15,054 children. children, grand children and in-laws of portation infrastructure, he said, With the Naga Self-Adinfectious disease, exacerbated by off than Lahe. According to the the deceased. NPF further prayed that latest data, two more people were high rates of malnutrition in the ministered Zone’s healthcare “We have many areas like that. If God grant them strength and solace to woes highlighted by this month’s there are satellite phones to report overcome the grievous loss and for the killed – one on August 23 and self-administered zone.

“The roads situation is outbreak, Dr Htar Htar Lin told information from remote areas, departed soul rest in eternal peace. another one on August 25,” said National League for Democracy, worse in Nanyun than Lahe,” he The Myanmar Times yesterday we can know in time and many Picto: Parliamentary secretary that the government would draw people would not have died like justice & law, SIRD, Er. Picto Shohe, said.

MP U Law Yone.

“I reached both Lahe and up a long-term plan to address the now.”

“We got news that 82 pahas expressed deep sadness over the He added that the Naga re- passing of Mrs Neilhoubeiu Hussain tients were killed in Naga,” he Nanyun. I saw children suffer- problems.

In the near term, said Dr gion would be used as a case study on August 30. said, while noting that the death ing severe malnutrition,” said U toll was unconfirmed. A team Aung Htut. “MoH [the Ministry Htar Htar Lin, the Ministry of to help inform the development of In a condolence message, Er.Picto that includes an official from the of Health] has implemented a Health’s deputy director for im- a broader national health plan. said in her demise, Nagas have lost a “We will have to consider strong motherly figure whose place Naga administrative office has vaccination program to inject the munisation, there are plans to adgone into the field to confirm the measles vaccine. They announced minister 10 other vaccines in Oc- the case that occurred in Lahe would be difficult to fill. “At this hour that Nanyun is not a measles tober, November and December on the whole,” he said. “We will of grief, I convey heartfelt condolences situation, he added.

“Anything that arouses “Medicine and food assis- outbreak – it is knock-on health to protect against other potential have to consider it as [part of] a to the family and relatives of the dethem is being cut. Like tance is needed for locals because problems caused by malnutrition health threats in the region. national plan not to allow such ceased and pray that the Almighty this, a film will hardly last they have been facing malnourish- and a lack of hygiene.”

At the 100-day press confer- diseases to occur, especially in grant them solace and strength to 20 minutes.”

Children under five years old ence last week, Union Health remote areas.” ment. Currently, donors and the overcome the grief,” he said and prayed

DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): Three serving women police personnel in the rank of assistant sub-inspector (ASI) have instituted writ petitions in the Guahati High Court (GHC) “challenging for non promotion to the rank of UBSI and for illegally promoting/ appointing and recruiting” 60 UBSI and two ASI in the police establishment.

In this regard, the Guahati High Court, Kohima bench has issued orders asking all the respondents to appear in the court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials questions relating to the writ petition on October 3, 2016 without fail. The order further stated that if the respondents fail to appear before the court, “the writ petition shall be heard and determined” in their absence. (See Advt on p-4)

CTYO, CCCTA object court order on oil tankers

Naga area still grappling with measles outbreak Dr. Shürhozelie, others condole demise of Neilhoubeiü Hussain

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departed soul rest in peace.

Tovihoto: NIDC Ltd chairman, Tovihoto Ayemi, MLA, has expressed grief at the demise of Neilhoubeiu Hussain, wife of late Anwar Hussain, former minister of Nagaland.

In his condolence message, Tovihoto said late Neilhoubeiu, who was also the sister of NPF president, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezetsu, was a motherly figure to many people. He conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family and relatives and prayed Almighty grant them strength and solace at this hour of grief.

MCD: Expressing deep shock at the demise of Mrs Neilhoubeiu Hussain, the Muslim Council Dimapur (MCD) prayed to the Almighty ‘Allah’ to give her a place in ‘Zannat’ and to give strength to the bereaved family members at this hour of grief.

In a condolence message, MCD working president, A.Rahman, said the funeral programme of late Mrs Hussain was held at her residence and there after taken to the town Muslim Burial Ground at Anwar Hussain Road. Around 4000 Muslims and other family members and well wishers attended her burial rites at the Kabristan, he said.

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NU-SET bids farewell to vice chancellor

Prof. B. K. Kumar speaking at his farewell programme.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland University School of Engineering & Technology (NU-SET), Dimapur had organized a farewell programme for the Vice-Chancellor of Nagaland University, Prof. B. K. Kumar, on August 30 in the conference hall of the academic building at Dimapur.

Professor Kumar would be completing his 5 years term on September 7, 2016 and has undertaken two days journey accompanied by the registrar and finance officer,

to visit all the sister campuses to bid farewell to the university fraternity.

In the farewell speech of the vice-chancellor, exhorted the students’ community to be prepared to face all the challenges ahead while pursuing their academic career and asked them to work hard for successful completion of their studies as they were the future generation of the state as well as the country. He further encouraged the students to spend less and contribute

more to the university while pursuing their studies.

Vice-chancellor also emphasized on improvement of Agricultural Engineering & Technology so that the students could easily learn and equip themselves with all the practical knowledge of agricultural technologies in order to contribute more input to the state’s economy.

VC further appreciated the staff, both faculty and administrative employees, for their tireless efforts and dedi-

cation in discharging their duties for the development of the university and encouraged them to re-dedicate themselves and work harder for achieving the target.

Dean of School of Engineering & Technology, Dimapur, Prof. Chaturvedi, in his introductory speech said that he was inspired by vicechancellor’s personality of listening to others. He also said that during his tenure, the Nagaland University was re-accredited by NAAC “B” grade from “C” grade. Further he said that during the present VC’s tenure most of the vacant posts of both teaching and non–teaching were filled up.

The farewell programme was chaired by Ayangla Jamir, assistant professor, introductory address was given by the dean, NU-SET, Dimapur, voluntary speeches were delivered by Er. Shanchamo Yanthan on behalf of the faculty, Lanuzulu, assistant, on behalf of the administrative staff and Abeni, on behalf of the engineering students and vote of thanks by Kahoshe Sumi, assistant registrar, NUSET, Dimapur.

ANGPTA clarifies to ANSTA Longleng DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) stated it was “compelled” to give clarification to ANSTA Longleng news item which appeared on August 25, 2016.

A clarification note by All Nagaland Government primary Teachers Association president K. Phaulem and general secretary, I. Amongba has impressed upon ANSTA that the association of ANGTA is a mandated organization of the primary teachers officially formed on August 12, 2016. It stated that this association was formed by members of primary section teachers from every nook and corner of the district.

It also informed ANSTA that the said association had totally dis-associated from it since the date of its formation and therefore ANSTA had no moral right to judge.

All Nagaland Government primary Teachers Association hereby cautions ANSTA not to issue unwanted articles in near future so as to avoid mis-understanding among the two teaching community/association.

DEO Kohima informs

DIMAPUR: NPF Central Youth Wing has issued a rejoinder against the news item “BJP Mandal Pughoboto reacts to NPF Central Youth Wing” which was published in local newspapers on August 30, stating that “our BJP Mandal friends could not distinguish between Directorate and Government.

In a press note, Media Cell NPF Youth Wing maintained it “appreciate” the BJP Mandal Pughoboto Division for their seriousness on the issue against illegal appointments without Government approval.

However, the Central Youth Wing informed it has “taken up measures in various departments also, to check unauthorized appointments without Government approvals where it seeks support and co-operation from its coalition partner and not to be taken away by some vested inter-

ested individual.”

Informing that it has been “keeping strict vigilance over the various activities of the Government,” the Youth Wing asserted it “acts on its own and not under the pressure of any individual/ organization(s).”

On the issue of “illegal appointments” in the Health & Family Welfare Department (H&FW), the Youth Wing said it received various complaints from numerous applicants alleging appointments without approval of the competent authority (Government) for which the Youth Wing was “compelled” to take initiative to specifically interfere into the department.

“It is crystal clear that the appointments were done illegally without any Government approval. It is also confirmed that there was no vacancy against those appointments made by few corrupted

officers,” NPF Central Youth Wing said.

“Hence the illegal appointments made in the H&FW Department by those corrupted officers concern who were in the verge of retirement are all fictitious and bogus,” it stated.

It further stated that illegal appointments were made “without the approval of the concern minister and commissioner & secretary (for short Government), who has the only authority to appoint against resultant vacant/sanction post which are outside the purview of the NPSC and in tune with the Government standing order.”

Further, the Youth Wing said “it cannot be denied that the concern corrupt officer has done all this illegal appointments with an ulterior motive and vested interest which in fact, has jeopardized the career of those innocent people.”

DIMAPUR: Second biannual meeting of Dimapur Town Official Language Implementation Committee (TOLIC) was held on August 29, at ARTC & S, Dimapur under the chairmanship of ARTC & S, commandant Brig Gurjap Singh.

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regarding implementation of Hindi in central government offices in Dimapur, Brig Gurjap Singh stressed on importance of progressive use of Hindi and exhorted all members to implement the policies issued by the government of India regarding publicity and implementation of the

official language policy. He further added that all TOLIC members should be present in the meeting to enhance the utility of TOLIC meeting.

Speaking on the occasion, Hindi officer, Narendra Singh Rathore, applauded the efforts of the members of TOLIC Dimapur for wide

SDEO Kiphire informs: Sub-Divisional Education Officer (SDEO) Kiphire has informed that fifteen primary teachers has been selected to undergo 30 days training at SCERT Kohima from September 7 to October 6.Therefore, those teachers who are yet to undergo 30 days training to contact the SDEO office Kiphire and collect the order.

Orientation training on domestic violence act 2005: Department of Social Wel-

fare in collaboration with Nagaland State Social Welfare Board & State Resource Centre for Women would be organizing orientation and training programme on Domestic Violence Act, 2005 on August 31 at State Institute of Rural Development, Kohima.

NSUD informs: Naga Students Union Deh-

radun (NSUD) has informed interested students seeking admission in Dehradun to contact executive members of NSUD. For queries and information one could contact NSUD president Imtisunep (7310728452) and general secretary obed Hollo (8979554119).

DPO Kiphire informs: District Planning

NSCN (I-M) bans Refresher course on new pedagogy’ Teachers’ training programme on “refresher sale of gutkha DIMAPUR: course on new pedagogy” was held at the school premises of

NCSU cautions contractors

publicity of the official language. He also highlighted the importance of the progressive use of Hindi in Central Government offices and requested all the members to implement all Hindi incentive schemes introduced by the Government of India in their respective offices.

Meanwhile, research officer (implementation), department of official language, regional implementation office (north east region), Badri Yadav, who attended the meeting as representative of ministry of home affairs emphasized the need of imparting training for office staff so that they can start work in Hindi. He further informed that all offices must submit their report on line to official language department for speedy uploading of reports.

Earlier, representatives from TOLIC member offices presented inputs on progressive use of the official language in their respective offices.

Altogether 36 members of central government offices situated in Dimapur attended the meeting.

Union (WTCU) has convened a joint meeting on September 2, 2 p.m. at LTC hall Wokha.

All colony chairman, GBs and 15 wards and fair price shop owner have been requested to attend the meeting.

Officer (DPO) Pudusul Luho has informed that DPDB meeting for the month September 2016, would be held on September 6, 11 a.m.

CM to grace state level teachers day at DC’s conference hall, Kiphire. All DPDB celebration: Department of School Educa- members have been requested to attend the tion, Nagaland would be organizing the state meeting. level teachers’ day celebration on September LSU meeting: Leshemi Students’ Union 5, 10 a.m at NBCC convention centre, (Kiju (LSU) has convened meeting on August 31, 5 Kharu) Kohima where chief minister, T.R. p.m. at Leshemi village, community hall, for Zeliang would be the chief guest. Other digni- necessary deliberation for the welfare of the taries include minister Yitachu, commissioner student’s community and for the forth coming & secretary F. P. Solo and Nini Sekhose. activities of the union. All executive memSUSK 1st inter-college meet: 1st inter-col- bers, advisory board and town representatives lege meet by Sangtam Students Union Kohi- of the union have been requested to attend the ma would be held on September 10, 10 a.m at meeting. LSUD has also informed members Baptist High auditorium, Mission Compound to come with valuable agendas for the stuKohima. All the college and higher secondary dent’s community in particular and Leshemi students have been informed to attend the denizens in general. programme positively, failing which strict acANGPTA informs: All Nagaland Govt. tion would be taken.

Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) IECYF to conduct surprise checking: Central office has informed all the primary Office of the Industrial Estate colony Youth teachers that the association has initiated data Forum (IECYF), Dimapur, has learned that collection process of all its members in order there has been regular gathering and partying to generate the official list of the association going on within the jurisdiction of the colony, to be used for all official purposes. For this especially inside the NIDC complex 1 and 2 purpose all the district unit office bearers have till late into the night. A press note by IECYF been entrusted to do the needful in their represident, Bendang Pongener informs that the spective district. Further, as per the provision colony youth would conduct surprise check- under Article 5 (b) of ANGPTA Constituing. Anybody found in uncompromising tion, the annual membership fee of Rs. 200 situation would be dealt with sternly and fine per head, from all the primary teachers for the imposed. IECYF also directs all the estabsession 2016 – 2017 would be collected at the lishments to install bright lights outside their same time. The Central office has requested concern buildings. all the primary teachers to extend their fullest ANGPTA Longleng unit executive cooperation in this regard. All the districts meeting: All Nagaland Government Pri- are to submit the necessary materials with mary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) the central office on or before September 20, unit Longleng held its executive meeting on 2016.

August 12 for selection of new office bearers, led by president K. Phaulem, general secre- ASUT holds surprise checking: Ao Stutary I. Amongba and others. The house also dents’ Union Tuli (ASUT) along with the resolved that it would extend unrelenting sup- administration and police conducted surport to the ANGPTA central in all endeavour prise checking on August 20, at Tuli town for the welfare and development of primary on expired goods, shop permit and related teachers and that it would not be affiliated to issues. ASUT further urged the general public of Tuli town to be aware and thereby any others association. cautioned all shops that no excuses would WTCU convenes: Wokha Town Colonies be rendered upon defaulters.

Meeting on May 5 incident held

Biannual TOLIC meet conducted

Participants at the TOLIC meeting on August 29.

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Guozi, Matriculate,B.Th,GPS Tuophe Basa, Shtirhichtilie, Matriculate, GPS Tekhuzie Nerhema, Duolhoulie Zumu, P.U,ISTE, GMS Seiyhama, Viletuoti Sanchu, BA,D.Ed, GMS Botsa, Sinlole Semp, BA, GPS Tseminyu Village, Helen Mesen, Matriculate, PSTE, GPS Ehunnu, Mary Kutty Chacko, PDC, Don Bosco Hr.Sec.School Kohima, Manoj Kumar Singh, M.Sc,B. Ed, Oking Christian School, Anjali Dey, M.A.B.Ed,Mezhtir Hr.Sec. School, Imatula, M.A B.Ed,Chandmari Hr.Sec. School, Hisinlo Semp, Vishesh Gahen, Azedon School, Narola, M.A, Little Flower Hr.Sec. School, Tripid Das, BA, Christian School Tseminyu, Julia Tep, BA, Don Bosco School Tseminyu.

Further, the head of Institutions of the award recipient teachers have been directed to make it convenient and enable them to attend the important programme without fail.

DIMAPUR: Despite notification issued through media, NSCN (I-M) said that many shops have been found selling all forms of gutkha openly.

DIMAPUR: A consultation meeting was held on August 22 Therefore, NSCN (I-M) secat Tanhai village in regard to May 5 incident wherein W. Taretary UT Akato Swu has iching vice chairman Wakching town was physical assaulted warned those shopkeepers to by the four NSCN (IM). In the press release issued by presidesist from selling within five dent Wakching area Tenang yenghoi public, Konpa stated that days from the publication of the meeting was attended by Wakching area Tenang Yenghoi this notification. public comprising of more than 30 villages and representatives CAO- UT will also be of NSCN (IM). The meeting resolved to compromise the conducting checking and deincident on mutual understanding. Konpa Konyak urged the faulter would be dealt strictly, public and the NSCN (IM) representatives to co-operate and stated the release. seek for peace and understanding in the days to come. He furMeanwhile, CAO-UT ther said the public would continue to condemn such incidents informed that “unscrupulous where inhuman acts are carried out against the public. habitual person” by forging the signature of the competent land revenue officer was issuing patta to different person DIMAPUR: Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) against the same land.

Head Office Kohima has frequently notified in media, that RegisIn this regard, the GB/ tered Class-1 Contractors not to misuse the writing pad, but sadly chairman has been directed to the action committee members while on duty during RMSA verify thoroughly before issuTender on August 30, found that some of the Class-1 Contractors ing NOC or even village land had given their writing pad to others including government em- patta. Further, CAO warned ployees. A press note by NCSU vice president, K. L. Setuo Rutsa that stern action as per the and secretary Imsunok Jamir has therefore strongly directed all “ahza” of NSCN (I-M) the members that disciplinary action would be taken by the office would be initiated against and forward the respective registration number to the Engineer- individual found involved in in-Chief NPWD Office for cancellation of the registration. such activities.

DIMAPUR: A programme of brief interaction with recipients of Kohima District Teachers’ Award-2016 has been scheduled at the D.P.D.B. Confernce Hall,Kohima on September 1, 10 a.m.

In this regard, District Education Officer (DEO) Kohima, extended official invitation to the 25 recipients namely - Vizovonuo Neikha, M.A,GHS Chandmari, Noho Tsukru, Vishesh Gahen,GHS Khuzama, Kelhouputuo Rutsa, B.Sc.B.Ed., GHSS Seikhazou, Zakiebilie, P.U,ISTE, G H S Ts a s z h u Jo t s o m a , Methavilie, P.0 Hindi Shiksha Dip, GHS Rtisoma, Atole Semy, B.A.B.Ed, GHS PWD, Thepfuneilhou Yashti, B.A, Parliamentary secretary PWD (Housing), Er. Levi Rengma along with others on the GHS Diki Dihoma, Z.Lucy occasion of inauguration of Kashanyishin village panchayat hall on August 30, 2016 M.A, B.Ed,Rtizhiikhrie Govt. hr.Sec.School, Kevimhal P.U,ISTE, GPS Kezo Town, Visieto Kiso, Matriculate/ UGTT, GPS Kigwema’C’, Kevizeho Rote, P.U,ISTE, GPS Kidima `A’, Vilhoulie

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GPRN/ NSCN welcome home comers

Trinity School Kohima on August 27.

Resource persons from DIET, Chiechama namely lecturer Visedeü, lecturer, lecturer Vikesenuo, senior lecturers Megoriano and Kennyühule conducted the training which was classified into four session. The topics were “Professional Ethics & Professional Growth, Mathematics Education, Science Education & Proficiency in English.”

Altogether, a number of about 40 teachers from Trinity School, Kohima and Nagaland Police Central School (NCPS), took part in the program. The programme was chaired by Vingosale, invocation prayer was pronounced by headmaster, Trinity School Matthew Tsathong. Administrator Trinity School, Kevin Solo delivered the opening remarks, while, headmistress, NCPS, Kikruvonuo, closed the program with the closing remarks and words of gratitude.

TBC repairs road at midland Kohima

DIMAPUR: The church road at Midland, leading to AG via PWD (lower) and Chandmari (lower) had been a great cause of concern due to its deplorable condition.

A press note by chairman of Midland Panchayat Kohima, Visa Meru and other senior citizens stated that at such a juncture, the pastor of Tangkhul Baptist church and his fellow church members had rendered selfless service by repairing the road at their own expenses on August 25 and 26. It stated that the Tangkhul church had set a great example to the residents of the colony as well as the department concerned. In this light the Midland Panchayat extends gratitude and deepest appreciation to Tangkhul Baptist Church members for their extra ordinary contribution and setting true example of being Christians.

Free medical camp held at Willang village

DIMAPUR: GPRN/ NSCN has welcomed to its fold five cadres namely L. Yakup Konyak dy. kilonser NSCN (I-M), Joywang Mongchan alias Ito. Z. Awomi leacy NSCN (I-M), Shikiye Yeptho khapur NSCN (I-M), Yeangzei Konyak tatar NSCN (R), and ‘capt.’ rtd. Adam P.O. of NSCN (R).

Meanwhile, GPRN/ NSCN has condoled the demise of tatar Khehoto Zhimomi who passed away on August 24 and Ame Konyak, addl secy attached to the president office, who breathed his BRO medical team and villagers during the free medical camp. last on August 29.

GPRN/NSCN terminates

DIMAPUR: GPRN/NSCN has informed that as per the recommendation received from the R.A.O and approved by kilo kilonser, it has terminated Hokugha Awomi, razou peyu, from active national service with immediate effect on ground of indulging in antisocial activities.

DIMAPUR: Border Roads Organization (Sewak/15TF/98 RCC) organized a free medical camp at Willang village on August 29, supported by National Health Mission to provide basic medical facilities for the remotely located village and also to create awareness about the importance of health and hygiene.

A team of nine doctors including paediatrician, gy-

naecologist, radiologist, eye specialist and dental surgeon attended the patients at the camp.

An array of investigations like hemoglobin, blood sugar, lipid profile, kidney and liver function test, X-ray, ultrasound and ECG were made available for the sick patients.

Sanitary napkins were also distributed to emphasize on healthy and hygienic hab-

its. The camp was thus made full use of by local villagers and labourers in BRO. The villagers complemented and appreciated the efforts of the BRO and expressed their gratitude toCommander,15 BRTF, Col S P Yadava.

More than 600 people from different villages like Magaimai, Kavanam, Sangnkmai, Kamalong, Tampung etc availed the facilities of the free medical camp.

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Mhalo Humtsoe SDO (c) addressing women VCMs and leaders.

DIMAPUR: Stressing that having power was always accompanied by responsibilities, Mhalo Humtsoe, SDO (C), Dhansiripar block addressed newly elected women village council members and women leaders of various villages under her administrative block today at Dhansiripar village community hall.

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ing the importance of being a Village Council Member (VCM), highlighted instances of improvement in overall governance across villages and towns in India where women were actively involved in the Panchayats and local decision making bodies.

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decision making is only about 21.1%, Humtsoe expressed the need for more representation and reservation for women in key decision making bodies.

Humtsoe expressed optimism about the Nagaland government recently passing ordinance of 33% reservation for women in ULBs. Humtsoe was addressing the women VCMs as a resource person during an orientation program for women VCMs and women leaders in Dhansiripar Block organized

by Prodigals’ Home under the aegis of TEAR Australia.

Earlier, introductory address of the program was delivered by K. Ela, director of Prodigals’ Home. Incidentally, this year’s election for VCMs in Dhansiripar block recorded the highest number of women being elected into the village councils which had always been male dominated.

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DIMAPUR: Centre Chakhesang Vehicle Union (CCVU) organized an awareness programme cum mass plantation drive from Khomi to Pfutsero (NEC Road) on August 27 with the cooperation of local functionaries of all the 7 Central Chakhesang villages in collaboration with Phek Forest Division.

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Phek forest officials with CCVU members and local community of Central Chakhesang range at Sakraba Village on August 27, 2016.

Participants at the skill upgradation training programme.

DIMAPUR: Vocational training programme on skill upgradation and income generating activities for rural farmers was organized

by Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Kohima at Tsiesema village on August 25-27. The programme was sponsored

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ogy Management Agency (ATMA), Kohima.

The resource persons for the trainings were scientists representing KVK, Kohima,

K. Michael Pienyu (plant protection), Zhiete (soil conservation), Imtisenal (Agronomy), Khekali Sema (Horticulture), Keviyieno Sahu (Home science) and Longma Yanger (extension).

The topics covered during the training were vermin culture for sustainable agriculture, rodent management, improved methods of farming winter crops, cultivation practices of winter vegetables, insect pest management of field crops and horticulture crops, importance of soil liming, resource management and preparation of squash, jam and pickle.

The programme was attended by 42 farmers.

Meanwhile, KVK Kohima extended its gratitude to DAO (Agri) & PD, ATMA, Kohima for sponsoring the programme.

Local species particularly fruiting and flowering varieties were planted above and below the road along a stretch of around 44 kms from Khomi to Pfutsero. CCVU organised the plantation drive with an aim to raise awareness amongst the community on forest protection as well as for soil and moisture conservation in order

to prevent landslide and also for road safety. While speaking at the formal programme held at Sakraba village, DFO Phek Rongsenlemla Imchen IFS appreciated the effort of the CCVU, local community and public leaders of Central Chakhesang Area and said that Phek Forest Division would continue to support any local

organisation or NGOs who share the same vision and the objectives with the department for the sole purpose of public welfare.

The CCVU, local functionaries and public leaders of the area thanked the DFO, ranger and Phek forest division for its valuable guidance and support.

SRU repair roads after being cut-off for 3 months DIMAPUR: Sangsangyu Range Union (SRU), representing 12 villages under 51 A/C, Noksen, Tuensang, repaired the khudei- Noksen road on August 17-19 from Khudei Village to Bhumbak Village covering 35 Kms and also the Tuensang – Longleng road from Tuensang – Namshu River covering 20 Kms approximately from August 23-25. Informing this in a press note, president SRU, S. Khone Y and general secretary, M. Bin, stated that the two roads, khudei-Noksen road and Tuensang- Longleng road which connect the entire 12 villages with Tuensang headquarter remained cut— off for almost three months bringing untold hardships to the villagers.

In this regard the SRU lamented that its repeated appeal to the concerned department to look into the matter and renovate/maintain the said roads fell on deaf ears.

Moreover, SRU informed there was no bridge at Namshu

River at Tuensang- Longleng road which also connect the two districts i.e., Tuensang and Longleng. With no aid from the government or the department concerned, SRU said the general public of the Sangsangyu Range decided to voluntarily repair the damaged roads.

Further, SRU also demanded to know whether the department/officials concern has appointed any labourers/

official to look after the two roads.

Meanwhile, the union expressed gratitude to all individual and communities for their contributions and co-operation during the course of its civic initiatives. SRU also extended its gratitude to the elected leaders, parliamentary secretary Kejong Chang and C. M. Chang MLA for their kind and valuable contributions.

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military exchanges, toexpanded collaboration on defence technology and innovation,it said.

We l c o m i n g I n d i a ’ s membership in the Missile TechnologyControl Regime (MTCR), Carter reaffirmed US support forIndia’s membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG). Acknowledging India’s positive contributions to regionalsecurity and stability, including in matters beyond themaritime space, Carter and Parrikar announced their agreementto further consultations in the area, including through thenext Maritime Security Dialogue, scheduled later this year.

During his stay in the US, Parrikar will visit Boeing’smanufacturing facility at Philadelphia. He would also interactwith American defence industry representatives at an eventorganised by the US-India Business Council (USIBC).

Earlier today, Parrikar was accorded an enhanced honorcordon by Carter after he arrived at the Pentagon here.

Govt working ‘proactively’ in Kashmir, says Parrikar

Five dead in Somalia hotel attack: police

Manohar Parrikar Washington, Aug 30 (PTI): Alleging that forces across theborder are fomenting trouble in violence-hit Kashmir, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar has said that “a small percentage”of people in the Valley are holding the majority to ransom.

He said the government is working “proactively” inhandling the violence in the state.

“As far as Kashmir is concerned, the Indian Governmenthas been very proactive in handling the violence which comesfrom across the border” Parrikar told Pentagon reportersyesterday at a joint news conference with US DefenceSecretary, Ashton Carter.

“A few small percentage is holding the majority toransom,” he added. Asked about the current situation in Kashmir, he saidcurfew has already been lifted and an all-party delegation isalso heading to the Valley. “Kashmir is actually having a government which is ademocratically elected. And the chief minister belongs to theValley,” he said.

Mogadishu, Aug 30 (AFP): At least five people were killedtoday when jihadists detonated a suicide car bomb outside apopular hotel close to the presidential palace in Somalia’scapital Mogadishu.

“We have confirmed five people killed including securityguards”, police officer Mohamed Abdulkadir said, adding that10 others were wounded.

The Al-Qaeda-aligned Shabaab jihadists claimedresponsibility for the attack, saying they targeted the SYLhotel because it “is close to the presidential palace, andalso home to apostates and unbelievers.”

B i s h k e k ( K y rg y z stan), Aug 30 (AFP): A van driven by asuicide bomber exploded after ramming through a gate at theChinese embassy in Kyrgyzstan today, wounding three people,authorities said.

“As a result of the explosion, only the suicide bomberterrorist died. Security guards were injured,” Kyrgyzstan’sDeputy Prime Minister Jenish Razakov told journalists at thescene.

Razakov said the three wounded were all Kyrgyz employeesof the Chinese embassy and that they had been taken tohospital. Local medics said their injuries were not serious.

Police sources told AFP that a Mitsubishi Delica vansmashed through a gate at the embassy today morning beforeblowing up in the centre of the compound close to theambassador’s residence.

A police source confirmed that the vehicle was driven bya suicide bomber and described the incident as a “terroristattack”. Body

parts thought to be from the attacker were foundseveral hundred metres from the blast site, a source said.

The security service of the ex-Soviet Central Asiannation -- which borders China -said an “explosive device”had been placed inside the vehicle, an official said.

Local residents told AFP that the blast had blown intheir windows and caused their houses to shake.

Pictures posted on social media purporting to be from theembassy showed a gate smashed open and debris inside thecompound.

An AFP journalist close to the scene said that damagecould be seen on the embassy buildings and that police hadcordoned off the area as emergency services worked.

Law enforcement officials also blocked traffic on one ofthe city’s main highways and were checking vehicles.

Employees from the Chinese and nearby American embassy onthe edge of the city were evacuated, the Kyrgyz emergencyservice said.

B’desh SC upholds Jamaat stalwart’s death sentence

Dhaka, Aug 30 (PTI): Fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami partyleader and key financier Mir Quasem Ali could be executed soonafter Bangladesh’s Supreme Court today upheld the deathsentence handed down to him for committing war crimes duringthe country’s 1971 Liberation War against Pakistan. The five-member bench headed by Chief Justice SurendraKumar Sinha pronounced a single-word judgement in the courtroom.

“Rejected,” said top judge, who is the first Hindu tooccupy the post in the Muslim-majority country, about64-year-old Ali’s appeal. Ali is considered as the key-financier of Jamaat, whichwas opposed to Bangladesh’s 1971 independence from Pakistan. In his brief comments after the verdict, attorney generalMahbubey Alam told reporters that Ali could now seekpresidential clemency as his last resort to save himself fromthe gallows. “He now could be (sent) to (the) gallows anytime if hedoes not seek clemency or his mercy petition

Dhaka, Aug 30 (PTI): Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hasrequested the US to extradite the killers of her father andfounder of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Hasina made the request to US Secretary of State JohnKerry when he called on her at her office.

Hasina requested the US to extradite the killers of‘Bangabandhu’ and most of his family members, who are livingthere. In response to Hasina’s request, Kerry said that the USwas considering the request.

“I understand your sensitivity, the issue is underreview,” Kerry said yesterday.

Currently, the Bangladesh government is pursuingdiplomatic and legal efforts to bring

back six death-rowfugitive killers of Bangabandhu, Dhaka Tribune reported.On August 15, 1975, a group of junior army officersinvaded the presidential residence with tanks and killedMujib, his family and personal staff.Only his daughters Sheikh Hasina Wajed and Sheikh Rehana, who were visiting WestGermany, escaped.

At least one of Bangabandhu’s fugitive killers, RashedChowdhury, is believed to be now living in the US. Recently, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said thathe has learnt that death-row convict Rashed’s current locationwas in the US. Law Minister Anisul Huq also confirmed that Rashed was nowliving in the US.

Melbourne, Aug 30 (PTI): A leading Australian daily todaysaid it will not be publishing more confidential data on the Indian Scorpene Class submarines after a court imposed atemporary ban on further publication of the documents. The New South Wales Supreme Court issued the orderyesterday and ordered ‘The Australian’ to remove documentsfrom its website, from which the newspaper had alreadyredacted security-sensitive material, and to give Frenchdefence firm DCNS all of the company material in itspossession by 5 PM tomorrow, according to media reports.

The court’s order came following an affidavit filed byDCNS which sought a ban on the publication of the sensitivedocuments by ‘The Australian’.

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This is to remind to all the villages under Langpangkong Tzukong Mungdang that Langpangkong Kaketshir Mungdang (Langpangkong Students' Union) Clean Election Campaign Committee is organizing a General Session on 3rd Sept. 2016 at Langpangkong Head Office Chuhuyimlang. Therefore all the villages and Town units are requested to sent representative without fail, also all the Langpangkong Tzukong Mundang Executives are requested to attend the meeting positively.

Further more owing to the attitude towards the Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company Limited located at Tzudikong which is left unattended for many years by the Government, the Langpangkong Tzukong Mungdang extend full support to the proposed Mokokchung- Amguri N.H-61 road blockage called by the Tuli Area Joint Council Forum (TAJCF) from 1st Sept 2016 onwards.

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The Sumi Hoho extends profound thanks and gratitude to the Zunheboto District legislators - Ino Vikheho Swu, Ino Kaito Aye, Ino Shetoyi Sumi, Ino Pukhayi Sumi, Er. Picto Shohe, Ino Hukavi Zhimomi and Ino Khekaho Assumi for contributing Rs. 50,000/- (Rupees fifty thousand) each to the Sumi Hoho Disaster Management Fund. With which, the Hoho able to repair the roads in and around Zunheboto Town. We pray that God bless each of you in abundance.

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Regd. No. H/RS-5635 R.S.A INDUCT NEW OFFICE BEARERS The Rengma Sports Association held a meeting on 27th August 2016 at G.A Guest House Tseminyu and inducted some new office bearers, in view of the untimely demise of its President Lt. Pfukeya Kath and Vice-President Lt. Achu Kath. Before proceeding the meeting, a one minute silent prayer was observed in remembrance of the departed soul.

The house unanimously agreed and elected Shri. Isack Khing Gen. Secy. to the post of President and Shri. Jwenbu Semp as Gen. Secy. respectively. The present office bearers are as follows:1. President - Shri. Isack Khing 2. Vice President - Shri. Caleb Kath, Shri. Shakelo Thong 3. General Secy.

- Shri Jwenbu Semp 4. Jt. Secretaries - Shri. Onen Woch, Shri. Daniel Tep, Shri. G.K Rengma, Shri Kenilo Tep, Shri. Sohilo Kath.

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tected nature of the documents alsocovers the nature, structure and the mere existence of thedocuments themselves,” it said. A day after the court’s ruling, The Australian’s AssociateEditor Cameron Stewart said, “there are very large documentsbut we are certainly not publishing more documents”.

Asked if the paper intends to bring up any of thedocuments when the injunction ends, he told an Indian TVchannel that, “No, we don’t. I’m not involved in the courtprocess. I can’t comment very much and there are no plans topost any more items.”

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The court’s order preventing the newspaper from using theleaked material expires at 5 PM on Thursday. The case will again be listed for hearing on Thursdayin the Supreme Court.

In its affidavit, DCNS said the disclosure of the materialhad caused a prejudice against it because its competitors nowhave access to some of the company’s material, according tomedia reports.

The massive media coverage of the leak had jeopardised thecompany’s international image and reputation, the affidavitwas quoted as saying.

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is rejected,”Alam said.

Ali’s lawyers were not immediately available for comments. The decision paves the way for Ali’s execution unless heis pardoned by the president.

Ali, also a media doyen, filed the review petition afterthe apex court published its full verdict and theInternational Crimes Tribunal issued the death warrantagainst him on June 6. His son Ahmed Bin Quasem was allegedly abducted bysecurity forces earlier in August.

Ali owns several business houses and media outletsincluding a now suspended TV channel and is a centralexecutive council member of Jamaate-Islami. He was convicted of

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The Pongkong Students’ Union extend its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Hongtei Stephen for successfully clearing the NPSC exam and being appointed as Secretariat Assistant under the Nagaland Civil Secretariat.

The Union wishes Him the best for His future endeavours.

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running a militia torture cell, AlBadr, that carried out killings of several people. Threemillion people were said to have been massacred in thewar by the Pakistani army and their local collaborators.

Prosecution lawyers had earlier said Ali had exhausted allefforts to influence his trial on charges of committing crimesagainst humanity during the 1971 Liberation War. They had said that Ali made a USD 25 million deal with USlobby firm Cassidy and Associates for engaging with thegovernments of the United States and Bangladesh to protect“his interest”. During the appeal hearing against his death sentence thestate-side submitted to the court a receipt issued by the USlobby firm for what it said “professional service”. The evidence suggested that in March, 2014, another dealworth of USD 50,000 was struck with the same lobby firm onAli’s behalf for “condemning” the actions of theInternational Crimes Tribunal-Bangladesh.

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technology sharingwith India to a level commensurate with its closest allies andpartners,” said a joint statement after the pact was signed.

According to the statement, the defence ties between thetwo countries is based on their “shared values and interests,”and their “abiding commitment to global peace and security.”

During their meeting, Parrikar and Carter discussed the“wealth of progress” in bilateral cooperation and deepeningstrategic partnership between the United States and India.

The US has agreed to elevate defence trade and technologysharing with India to a level commensurate with its closestallies and partners.

The visit – their sixth official interaction to date –demonstrates the importance both sides place on strengtheningdefence ties across many areas: from strategic and regionalcooperation, to deepened military-to-

Washington, Aug 29 (PTI)::India and the US today signed an important agreement that will make the two nations logistical allies and enable both the militaries to use each other’s assets and bases for repair and replenishment of supplies.

Welcoming the signing of the bilateral ‘Logistics ExchangeMemorandum of Agreement’ (LEMOA), Defence Minister ManoharParrikar and US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter said the pactwill facilitate opportunities for “practical engagement andexchange”.

L E M OA f a c i l i t a t e s the provision of logistical support,supplies, and services between the US and Indian militaries ona reimbursable basis, and provides a framework to govern them. “They agreed on the importance (that) this framework willprovide to facilitate innovative and advanced opportunities indefence technology and trade cooperation.

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US backs efforts to punish 26/11, Pathankot attackers

N EW D ELHI , AUG 3 0 (IANS/PTI/AGENCIES): US Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday said the US continues to support all efforts to bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai and Pathankot terror attacks to justice, and added that there can be no distinction between “good and bad” terror.

“Let me be clear... United States continues to support all efforts to bring the perpetrators of Mumbai and the Pathankot attacks to justice and we cannot and will not make distinction between good and bad terrorism,” Kerry said at a joint press conference with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.

“Terror is terror no matter where it comes from and who carries it out,” he said.

Kerry also said that the two countries have agreed to exchange “terrorist screening information” to deepen cooperation in designating terrorist groups at the United Nations.

“To more effectively counter the threat posed by violent extremism within both of our borders and beyond, we agreed to expand the exchange of terrorist screening information to deepen cooperation in designating terrorist groups at the United Nations and to expedite mutual requests for legal assistance,” said Kerry.

“We reiterated our unwavering commitment to the protection of our citizens and to defeating terrorists mantra of bigotry and hatred,” he added.

Kerry said he had spoken to Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Army Chief General Raheel Sharif so that Pakistan deprives any terrorist group of sanctuary.

Swaraj also said that they agreed that nations must not maintain double standards, such as the categorisation of good and bad terrorists, nor must they act as sanctuaries

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj shakes hands with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry at a meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI) and safe havens for terrorist organisations.

On his part, Kerry said, “I made it very very clear that United States stands in strong partnership with India against all terrorism no matter from where it comes from, no matter what form it takes. As I said there is no good terrorists, bad terrorists. Terrorism is terrorism.

“We stand fully behind the Indian demand that there be justice with respect to the Mumbai attacks, with respect to other. We have had conversation with all of the members of the region frankly about the efforts they need to take to curb terrorism that comes out of their countries.

“That is true of everybody. Anywhere in the world.

I think it is crystal clear that US and India are exactly in the similar mind with respect to the issue of terror and the need to not only prevent it but to bring those to justice who perpetrate it.”

Collective effort needed ...

(From p-1) He advised all the trainers to live a productive life and not eat up the loan and fund provided by the department meant for earning livelihood.

Altogether, 570 persons from Eastern Nagaland completed their training courses of 19 various disciplines of their choice. While some took three months others took six months to complete the training depending on the courses.

Earlier, De par tment of Underdeveloped Areas (DUDA) Advisor, N. Thongwang Konyak, on Tuesday inaugurated the Anghya Outlet Stall (ENPO Coffee Shop & Retail Outlet), at Midway Resort, Tsiepama village located on National Highway 29.

Speaking at the opening programme, Richard Belho from Zynorique Initiatives Society informed that the

outlet was aimed to facilitate the talented local artisans, particularly the Eastern Nagas, with marketing linkage for their products besides coffee shop. Secretary DUDA Senti Ao led the programme and also delivered welcome address.

Richard Belho from Zynorique Initiatives Society presented an overview of the training programme. DUDA director K.S. Anden Konyak shared the objective of capacity building programme and the expected outcome. Tsiepama Model Village chairman gave brief address while DUDA joint director Dr. Anungla Phom proposed vote of thanks. Minister RD and REPA C.L. John also address the gathering.

The programme was also attended by parliamentary secretaries including R. Tohanba, Eshak Konyak, Y.M Yollow, L. Khumo and others.

Tuesday’s talks were being held against the backdrop of rising tensions in the disputed region of Kashmir, long a flashpoint between India and rival Pakistan. They came amid some of the largest protests in Kashmir against Indian rule in recent years. At least 68 civilians have been killed and thousands injured in the Himalayan region, mostly by government forces firing bullets and shotguns at rock-throwing protesters since early July.

On Monday, Indian authorities lifted a curfew imposed in most parts of Indiacontrolled Kashmir as part of a 52-day security lockdown.

But they re-imposed the curfew in the region’s main city after anti-India protests and clashes erupted in several neighborhoods.

Swaraj said India remained ready to open discussions with Pakistan but that such dialogue was difficult while India remains a target of Pakistan-based groups.

CORRIGENDUM

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5 Govt hikes minimum wage for No need to panic Concerned MHA tells officers workers, announces 2 yrs’ bonus for rise in dengue to use 50 % budget by Sept cases: Nadda national/state

N EW D ELHI , AUG 3 0 (AGENCIES): Centre on Tuesday announced a hike in minimum wage for unskilled non-farm workers of the central government to Rs 350 a day, from the current Rs 246, in an attempt to mollify trade unions that have threatened to go on a nation-wide strike on Friday.

Interacting with reporters here, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley also announced that the Bonus for 2014-15 and 2015-16 will be paid to central government employees based on revised norms. The Bonus Amendment Act will be implemented “strictly”.

He gave an assurance that the government will also take necessary steps to resolve the cases on payment of bonus pending in high courts and the Supreme Court. The likely financial implications of the bonus move translate into Rs 1,920 crore per annum.

“In the last one and a half years, the inter-ministerial committee had meeting with central trade unions. Trade unions placed various demands. Some were labour related and some economic policy issues related.

The government has taken some decisions with regard to those on the basis of their recommendations,” added Jaitley.

Jaitley said it has been decided to fix the minimum wages at Rs 350 per day for unskilled non-agricultural workers for ‘C’ category areas keeping in view the modalities of fixing minimum wages.

The decision was taken following deliberations at the meeting of the Minimum Wage Advisory Board under the chairmanship of the labour minister for revising the basic minimum wages in the central sphere.

The registration of the contract workers and their staffing agencies is mandatory and states will be advised to strictly implement the same, the finance minister said.

Errant contractors will face appropriate action for any violation, he warned.

The issue of giving social security benefit to the unorganised sector (like Anganwadi, mid-day meal, Asha volunteers) will be examined by a committee which will give its report at the “earliest”.

Asked about the strike call, Jaitley said: “I think we have responsible trade unions.”

On the opposition to the government’s plans to merge associate banks of SBI with the parent bank, Jaitley said “the merger is not subject of trade unions”.

NSCN (K), Assam Rifles engage in heavy gunfight in Changlang (From p-1) MIP said the personnel later were released unharmed on learning of their identities “as indigenous WSE-Asians from Manipur belonging to 2nd MR”. However, MIP said “the Indian government supplied weapons were confiscated which included two AK rifles and two Insas rifles along with ammunitions”.

Further, MIP also cautioned “all the ethnic WSE Asians serving in the Indian security forces and engaged in activities detrimental to the cause”, that it would react “unless they exercise restraint but continue confrontationist stance in collaboration with Indian Army”.

New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): With Delhi witnessing a sudden spurt in Dengue and Chikungunya cases, Union Health Minister J P Nadda Tuesday asked people not to panic and asserted that his Ministry was working in close coordination with the Delhi government and various agencies to tackle the outbreak. Observing that the focus should be on “symptomatic” treatment and prevention, Nadda said that municipal bodies have been directed to ensure that there is no stagnation of water and cleanliness is maintained. He said that all the central government hospitals were fully equipped to deal with the situation. “For Dengue and Chikungunya, we had started our preparations from January itself this year.

We had issued advisories from time to time. We have been keeping a close watch in terms of availability of kits, training of staff, bed strength. We are working with Delhi government and various agencies in close coordination. “I would request everybody not to panic.

We have to ensure symptomatic treatment. We should lay stress on prevention. I have directed the municipal bodies to maintain cleanliness and at the same time ensure that there is no stagnation of water. If we can do this, we can reduce the number of patients suffering from both these diseases.

All our hospitals are fully equipped,” Nadda said.

Chikungunya cases in Delhi have shot up to 423, a massive rise in the figure released by civic authorities, who had reported just 20 cases till last week. According to a municipal report released yesterday, 423 cases had been diagnosed in the national capital till August 27. Safdarjung Hospital had reported nearly 250 cases till August 29.

New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): Concerned over slow spending, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today asked officers of his ministry to ensure utilisation of 50 per cent of over Rs 75,000 crore budget by nextmonth end.

Singh reviewed the expenditure made by the Ministry of Home Affairs in this financial year. The Home Ministry has utilised about 30 per cent of the budget during first five month (April to August, 2016), out of total budget of Rs 75,355.48 crores for 2016-17, a statement issued by the Ministry said.

“The Union Home Minister has asked the officers to ensure that the budget utilisation increases to 50 per cent by the end of September, 2016,” it said. The majority of the Home Ministry budget has been earmarked for paramilitary forces like CRPF and BSF, responsible

for internal security and border guarding duties. Presenting the general budget in Parliament, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had in February announced an outlay of Rs 77,383.12 crore to the Home Ministry for 2016-17. Of these, a total of Rs 50,176.45 crore was allocated to seven paramilitary forces.

Among these forces, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), deployed for internal security, action against Maoists and operations against militants, was given the highest at Rs 16,228.18 crore. Border security Force, which guards Indo-Pak and Indo-Bangladesh borders, was allocated Rs 14,652.90 crore while Central Industrial Security Force, responsible for security of country’s airports, nuclear installation, key government buildings and private entities like Infosys, was given Rs 6,067.13 crore.

PM Modi notices danger, saves DD cameraman

NEW DELHI, Aug 30 (Agencies): Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s sharp eye may have just saved a Doordarshan cameraperson from certain injury if not something more serious.

At a function in Gujarat to release water from the Aji Dam, the PM kept pointing to the cameraperson and gesticulated for him to move away from his camera. Soon after, the water released from the dam washed the camera down with some force. Visuals from the incident show PM Modi standing next to Gujarat Chief Minister Vjay Rupani and pointing repeatedly at something off the frame. Rupani too can be seen gesticulating, asking someone to move away. The cameraman had presumably been among the many who had been positioned all around the podium to get the shot of PM Modi and Rupani taking part in the function. The cameraman seems to have realized what the PM was trying to convey to him and fled, leaving the camera behind. The water can be seen rushing in around the camera, and knocking it down. Reports say the cameraman was from DD’s Bhopal centre. He has none other than the PM of India to thank for his safety.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT (MWCD) An advertisement for calling the application for the post of Members National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, located in New Delhi was published on 22/04/2016 in The Times of India, The Hindu, Danik Jagran and Navbharat Times.

In continuation of this Ministry's advertisement dated 22nd April, 2016, inviting applications for the posts of Members in the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), located at New Delhi, the last date for receiving the application in the Ministry has been extended upto 05th September, 2016.

The eligibility criteria and application form are given in NCPCR (Amendment) Rules, 2014 and NCPCR (Second Amendment) Rules, 2014, which may be downloaded from MWCD's website: www.wcd.nic.in. The persons, who have already applied in response to this Ministry's advertisement dated 22/04/2016, need not apply again. davp 46101/11/0012/1617

(Satish Kumar) Under Secretary to the Government of India Ph : 011 23388506

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DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

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NO. DTE/ ESTT-2/12/ 2016-17 : Applications in plain paper is hereby invited from interested Candidates who have appeared NSEE-I 2016 to undergo 5(five) years Degree course of B.V.Sc & AH at College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, Peren District, Nagaland under Central Agricultural University, Imphal during 2016-17 session.

This notification is necessitated because the allocation of seats was received late from the University.

ELIGIBILITY:1. Passed Higher Secondary (10+2) in all the subjects with a minimum of 50% Marks of aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for general & OBC Categories and 40% Marks for SC/ST and Physically Challenged.

2. The Candidates must have attained 17 years of age on 31st December, 2016.

Last date for submission of application to the office of the undersigned is 7th Sept’ 2016 upto 12:00 noon and spot round counseling will be held on the same day at 1:00 P M in the conference Hall at Directorate of Technical Education, Kohima. Selection of Candidates will be based on the merit of NSEE-I, 2016.

(ER. ARJUN SINGH) Director Issued by DIPR

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NOTIFICATION

Dt. Kohima, the 30th Aug. 2016.

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NO. DTE/ ESTT-2/ 12/ 2016-17 : This is for general information of all the selected Candidates for MBBS and BDS courses during 2016-17 session that the State Government till date is in receipt of 22 MBBS and 8 BDS seats from various North East Regional sources viz 10 MBBS seats and 5 BDS seats from RIMS, Imphal, 3 MBBS seats from Agartala Govt. Medical College, Tripura, 8 MBBS seats from NEIGRIHMS, Shillong, 1 MBBS seats from Guwahati Medical College, Assam and 3 BDS seats from Regional Dental College, Guwahati, Assam.

Therefore, all the candidates selected for MBBS and BDS courses based on NSEE-II 2016 are required to attend in person during the counseling session in the conference Hall of the Directorate of Technical Education on 2nd Sept’2016 at 12:00 noon for final selection and nomination of 22 MBBS and 8 BDS seats received so far. All the Candidates are requested to bring with them 2 (two) recent passport sized Photographs during counseling. If for some genuine reason the candidate cannot attend the counseling in person he/she must give in written under his/her signature an application explaining the reason and authorizing some other person to represent him/her for the counseling.

(ER. ARJUN SINGH) Director Issued by DIPR

The Union Public Service Commission will be conducting the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (II) 2016 at different venues located at 41 Centres throughout the country on 18th September 2016 (Sunday).

The e-Admit Cards for the candidates have been uploaded on the Commission's Web-site http://www.upsc.gov.in which may be down loaded. Letters of rejection to the candidates stating reason(s) for rejection have already been sent through e-mail provided by the candidates. If any applicant is not able to down load his e-Admit Card, he may contact UPSC Facilitation Counter on Telephone Nos. 011-23385271, 01123381125 and 011-23098543 between 10:00 A.M to 5:00 P.M on working days. The candidate may also send Fax message on Fax No. 011-23387310. The candidates may note that no paper admit card will be issued.

In case the photograph is not printed or is not visible on the e-Admit Card, candidates are advised to carry two (2) identical photographs (one photograph for each session) along with proof of identity such as Identity Card (Students I Card used by School/College), Voter I Card, Aadhaar Card, Driving License, Passport etc. and printout of e-Admit Card to the venue of the Examination to secure admission in the Examination.

Candidates are advised to check their e-mail is case they have sent any representation. The Candidates are also advised to take a printout of (i) The e-Admit Card and (ii) Important instructions to the candidates (which must be read carefully well in advance). In the past cases have been noticed where some candidates have faced difficulty in accessing the server at the last minute on account of server overload. To avoid the last minute such candidates are advised to download their e-Admit Card early.

MOBILE PHONES BANNED

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NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY & NAVAL ACADEMY EXAMINATION (II) 2016

THE CANDIDATES BRINGING MOBILE PHONE WITH THEM WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ENTRY IN THE EXAMINATION PREMISES WITH MOBILE PHONES. davp 10621/14/0012/1617

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Nagaland Post

Post-mortem

The impact of Sharva Shiksa Abhiyan (SSA)

Vol. XXVI NO. 264 Dimapur, wednesday, August 31, 2016

Controversial cuts

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inister of State (MoS) for Culture and Tourism, Mahesh Sharma whose induction into the Modi ministry surprised many even including those from within the BJP, has confirmed why he was a surprise choice. In living up to his controversial image, Mahesh has so many views on what he believes is culturally nationalistic. He has several specific criteria for what defines an Indian culture. In September 2015, Sharma said “Night out for girls was not part of Indian culture”. He added it might be alright elsewhere but certainly not part of Indian culture. By which he also meant that girls should not go out at night anywhere in any part of India.

The latest that Mahesh also involves his brand of what is moral and what is not. As MoS of culture and tourism, Mahesh has his own idea on how to promote them even if his concepts appear medieval. His version of Indian culture does not relate to or harmonise with a country that is today among the top growing economies in the world and whose popular sentiments are driven by the young, dynamic and creative minds. Mahesh strongly believes that his views about culture are correct. Therefore, as minister and belonging to a party that is a self-acclaimed nationalist party, it is either his way or the highway. Fortunately, probably most of the BJP members don’t share his controversial views on how to promote culture and tourism. In his latest remarks, on Sunday, he suggested that visiting foreign women tourists should not wear skirts in India. He also advised women tourists not to roam alone at night. If his remarks were shocking, the explanation given was even most shocking. He told reporters: “for their own safety, women foreign tourists should not wear short dresses and skirts... Indian culture is different from the western”. No one can be faulted if they took the minister’s remarks literally.

It can mean that foreign women wearing skirts are not safe in India as anything can happen to them and it would be best left to one’s own imagination. Foreign women with skirts and going out at night (even alone) is a sure recipe for trouble, according to Mahesh. Unfortunately, such caution can only be associated with a society of male sexual predators. In fact, what the minister said only brought disrepute not only to India but Indian men and the culture. It may also be recalled that on renaming Aurangzeb Road as Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam road, Mahesh opined that APJ Abdul Kalam makes the cut as an ideal Indian, despite the former president being a Muslim. Sharma made several other controversial statements when he said that the Bible and Quran were not part of the soul of India in the same way as Gita and Ramayana. The reason why people like Mahesh are tolerated in the BJP can be understood from its Hindutva ideology. Sharma vowed that his party will cleanse every area of public discourse that has been westernised and where Indian culture and civilisation need to be restored; “be it the history we read, our cultural heritage or our institutes that have been polluted over years.” Unfortunately Mahesh himself needs to be cultured so that he can help his ministry move forward instead of backward.

DailyDevotion

Usefulness or Relationship?

Do not rejoice in this, that the spirits are subject to you, but rather rejoice because your names are written in heaven. —Luke 10:20 Jesus Christ is saying here, “Don’t rejoice in your successful service for Me, but rejoice because of your right relationship with Me.” The trap you may fall into in Christian work is to rejoice in successful service— rejoicing in the fact that God has used you. Yet you will never be able to measure fully what God will do through you if you do not have a right-standing relationship with Jesus Christ. If you keep your relationship right with Him, then regardless of your circumstances or whoever you encounter each day, He will continue to pour “rivers of living water” through you (John 7:38). And it is actually by His mercy that He does not let you know it.

Once you have the right relationship with God through salvation and sanctification, remember that whatever your circumstances may be, you have been placed in them by God. And God uses the reaction of your life to your circumstances to fulfill His purpose, as long as you continue to “walk in the light as He is in the light” (1 John 1:7).

Our tendency today is to put the emphasis on service. Beware of the people who make their request for help on the basis of someone’s usefulness. If you make usefulness the test, then Jesus Christ was the greatest failure who ever lived. For the saint, direction and guidance come from God Himself, not some measure of that saint’s usefulness. It is the work that God does through us that counts, not what we do for Him. All that our Lord gives His attention to in a person’s life is that person’s relationship with God— something of great value to His Father. Jesus is “bringing many sons to glory…”

(Hebrews 2:10).

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The fear of being laughed at makes cowards of us all. ~ Mignon McLaughlin

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, August 31, 2016

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ith the coming of SSA project to the village schools, there have being positive changes especially in the infrastructural developments and the deployment of new teachers.

There have being rise of students’ enrolment after the implementation of SSA project. Government Primary Schools are upgraded to Government Middle Schools or new schools are inaugurated. Thousands of Graduate Teachers and primary teachers are appointed under this scheme. The schools are now under the prerogative authority of the local committee due to Communitisation of Public Institution Act 2002. It is one step forward towards revival of the traditional Morung in the village. Out-of-school children are been enrolled in the school. There has been very less child out-of-school ever since the introduction of SSA schemes.

Mid Day Meal is another attraction to the students. However, it is noted that only rice (sometimes, worm infested) would be issued from the department. Rice alone cannot be served as Mid Day Meal because there is no attractive aroma when cooked alone. Therefore, some teacher’s in charge/head teachers would sale out the rice and in exchange buys noodles, biscuits etc. and serve it till it get exhausted before the end of the directed duration

of months. Village students would eagerly anticipate for the arrival of next Mid Day Meal.

On the other side of the story, issuance of free texts books on time or at the beginning of academic session from the concern department is not that efficient till date. This contributes a lot of confusions among the students and teachers. There was a year when text books were issued only in the middle of the year/academic session. Otherwise, free text books serve lots of government’s objectives and are very helpful.

Free school uniforms, rain coats, school bags, umbrella, instrument box, etc. are another attraction towards the students’ community.

But, there are some schools who had not received all these facilities adequately. It is the wish of every teachers and parents that whatever sanction/scheme/project are have to be properly executed in letter and spirit for quicker fulfilment of the vision of Universelisation of Elementary Education.

Three months Teacher’s salaries are to be credited at the VECs Account in advance where as five to six months salaries are not paid to the teachers. Interestingly, “no work no pay” is still enforced.

Even though the concern department is trying all the possibilities to improve the education system in the state, according to Office Memo-

A tribute to kilo kilonser NSCN (IM)

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t a time when a very sensible Nagas is eagerly waiting for the favourable outcome of Framework Agreement initiating by the NSCN (IM) clearly shown the matured collective leadership and its commitment for the Naga cause is deserving peal of public applause.

It is my humble yearning that when time comes to celebrate the good results of the Agreement, the backward Chakhesang tribe still being just a few handful of veterans in your Govt. be given a bigger privilege to share the blessings wherein I too may have a place to partake it as a patriot.

It was on 7th July 2016 morning when I was given the prominent reception in your private residence at Dimapur amid provisions to enjoy and huge privilege to listen to your lengthy but precious lecture and share with my thoughts was in fact life-given and a historic moment in my life.

One can easily understand and perceive the magnanimous and politically matured in your person can surely, with your comrades deliver goods to the Nagas at the appointed time as you have many a times delivered lectures abroad for Naga cause which have strong impacts in itself. Hats off to Rh. Raising, Kilo Kilonser, NSCN (IM).

My heartfelt gratitude goes to my leaders and friends Mr. Veniehüyi, Kilonser, and Mr. Nüsahü Khamo, Tatar, NSCN (IM) for facilitating me to availed the wonderful time with our Kilonser on the remarkable day.

Pertaining to the question of Tangkhuls branded as Non-Nagas raised by some persons that you have mentioned does not arise, why because the History tells the Tangkhul Tribe is an ethnic Naga group, beside several Naga Tribal Families have been sprouted up from the group in the form of wave of immigrants to its present areas. In short, the tribe therefore, since from time immemorial an integral part of Naga family due to the reason the cultural history and ethnic affinities too proven the facts than mere speculations.

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ews item in the Nagaland Post of the 26th August 2016 at page 2 had attracted my attention, regarding NPF 40 Bhandari A/C consultative meet held in the Agri Expo complex at Dimapur. It does look encouraging to see that a constituency which is NPF unrepresented in the present opposition less government of Nagaland could organize such an interactive consultative meet and that too at location in a complex of high standard, outside the constituency, that is Dimapur. Logistics regarding the proximity of many villages in Ralan SDO (Civil) circle and transport needs must have prompted the choice of the location.

This is good thus far and cannot but appreciated by those involved.

In the meet, whatever topics, items exhortation, challenges were likely discussed in order to prepare the party members for election in 2018 (if takes place) must have absolutely encouraged and enlightened everyone who had attended. However, I would like to focus on the speech of the NPF legal convenor Achumbemo Kikon, who must have probably initiated the meet successfully.

He, Achumbemo Kikon seemed to have forgotten the fact that, 40 Bhandari A/C Nagaland, Wokha had been represented

by T.Kikon, late M. Kithan, E.T. Ezung, Y. Patton (current Home Minster) and Er. W.Kithan plus Mhonlumo Kikon (present one). Keeping the personalities of the past representatives in one mind’s eye, how could the NPF legal convenor blurt out such unbecoming point that none of the past leaders had done sufficient justice regarding public

welfare. Such sweeping statement is an outright denigration of all past leaders who represented the constituency.

One should at least recall who brought about Bhandari to Sub-division level and later, upgraded to ADC’s level of administration, this is only one example.

Every past representative had definitely contributed in the progress of the area.

Even in the last DAN-II ministry at least two RD Block offices were set up, which should accelerate developments much faster etc.

No leader or representative could function to the satisfaction of the entire constituency public in general; not because of lack of desires or efforts, but mainly due to the mindset of the electors in general. Let us take the case of not returning any of the past representatives even twice consecutively except T.Kikon who returned unopposed in the first and returned in the second election too.

People who propagate that, road and bridges, schools, health centers, water supply power (electric) do not earn any vote could not be helped.

It is not censoring would be leader but it enhances one’s stature to acknowledge own peers if one decides to take up the mantle of rulership and not otherwise. Further, rulership is never handed over to anyone on a platter but wrested, this home truth had been there for thousands of years. Nothing might change as yet. Therefore, let us brace up for fair contests. Victory must go to the BEST. Samuel Patton, Akuk village, 4th mile, Dimapur

Passengers/luggage tax: new form of illegal tax in Nagaland

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ince illegal tax and corruption has become so evident in Nagaland today, we are also witnessing the rise of many bold association/organization with their only aim and objective to fight illegal tax which is an open extortion/corruption.

While the fight against illegal tax is going on, I have come across another new form of illegal tax in Kohima Municipal Council Tax collection Counter and the tax is in the form of ‘Passengers luggage tax’.

It so happened, that on 29th August 2016, (Monday) I board a Sumo Taxi from Philimi Village via Wokha to Dimapur via Kohima, at 11:32 AM, our Tata Sumo stopped at Kohima Municipal Council Tax booth, ADC Court junction for registration but when the driver did not come even after 5 minutes, out of curiosity we passengers stepped down to call the driver but when we came near to tax counter we saw the tax collector pushing the driver out of the counter saying ‘Tumi Passenger nahoi, passenger khan ke ahibole dibi’ (you are not the passenger, so let the passengers come) since I heard him calling the passengers I went on to ask ‘Uncle ki hoise’ (Uncle what happened ?), he asked me how many luggage I have, I confusedly replied ‘Three’, then he told me ‘Tinta bat te sisty Rupees dibi’ (give 60 Rs for three bags). I was surprised to hear a tax collector asking tax from passengers and it was the first time in my life that I was

being asked to pay tax for my luggage travelling in a Taxi and so I reply boldly ‘Ami khan to passenger ase kile saman nimite tax dibo’ (we are passengers and why shall we pay tax for our luggage) he got furious and shouted angrily if you don’t want to pay money, unload all your luggage here and leave.

Since the conversation was bearing no fruit, all the passengers started coming and requesting the tax collector to let us go but he refused, than driver went inside and told him that he as a driver pays money for registration at the counters but passengers never pay tax, but he shouted at the driver and pushed him out.

Finally for the last time I went and requested him saying ‘uncle we are not business men, we are church workers, some of us are students, and all these luggage contains some rice, yams, chilli and some potato, and this is not for business but this is our ration. But still he sticked on his word saying we must pay passengers luggage tax and so after thorough negotiation I paid him 50 Rs, took the receipt, left the counter and resumed our journey.

We were ten of us and among us were students who were bringing rations from village as they stay in a rented house, one was an old lady visiting Dimapur for medical reasons and so she was taking vegetables and new harvested rice for families staying at Dimapur.

So none of us were business people nor were we taking those eatable things for commercial purpose.

We know 50 Rs is nothing, In fact if the tax collector had asked me even 500 Rs stating his needs and problems, I would have given him a thousand rupees out of the good Christian heart that I have. But in this case even 50 Rs is illegal, forceful and extortion and therefore am standing against it.

If we were travelling by Mini Truck, Tata Mobile or Truck it was a different case but we were a mere passengers travelling by Sumo Taxi than why do the concerned authority had to collect passengers tax from us.

As a bonafide citizen of Nagaland/India, we have every right to travel with our luggage anywhere in India and from my birth till today I have travelled many different parts of India by sumo taxi, by train and by bus but no one ever collected passengers’ tax from me/us.

But it was new form of tax that I/we, had to pay 20 Rs per bag at Kohima Municipal Council Tax Counter, ADC Court Junction.

My intention here is not to fight against KMC but to request KMC Authority, if they are collecting passengers tax from bonafide citizens of Nagaland than its legal, it’s an open extortion/corruption and even after knowing that its illegal and they still want to carry on collecting tax from

passengers than atleast spare those poor villagers, students and elderly people who are only travelling sometime. And in case this passengers tax is not officially collected by KMC than the concerned authority should not remain numb but should take strict action against those corrupted tax collector who are trying to bring the hard earned reputation of KMC down to dust.

I have spent my 20 years in Kohima and have always appreciated KMC for their effort in making a Kohima, citizen’s friendly capital but after coming across this passenger’s tax collected from passengers by KMC, I have lost a part of my respect for KMC. Today it is me who is speaking out but how many villagers and passengers are forcefully extort and verbally abused in this manner but they cannot voice out as they don’t know the right platform. Therefore am writing this, on behalf of me and all those, who became the victim of passengers tax collected under KMC tax counter, ADC Court junction.

May this piece of writing open up our eyes to the new form of tax that is being collected and a new form of tax that will spread all over Nagaland if not stopped in time.

N.B: In case the concerned authority needs a proof I have a receipt with me Hovika T. Swu, Concerned Citizen, (swu_hovi@yahoo.com)

The joy of travelling becoming a luxury in Nagaland

oads play a very important in every society . if we look at the civilisation around the world wherever there is good roads, there is connectivity which in turns led to development and progress . Good roads not only helped to accelerate economic development it also bring smile to people’s faces .There is always a feeling of happiness and peace though having to endure a long jour-

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randum No.DSE/EST/STUDYLEAVE/1-47/2014 (pt), Dated Kohima, the 26th June, 2016, there are still as many as 11,982 (eleven thousand nine hundred eighty two) untrained teachers teach in the public schools. Big “thank you” to selection committee/recruitment agency.

There is acute shortage of teachers in the public schools even after “Rationalisation” process is done.

As far as quality education or improvement of teaching-learning outcome is concern, newly recruited teachers are making progressive differences. There are some teachers who remain dedicated and committed in the mission field despite of government’s indifferent attitude.

What is to be accomplished when an educational mission is only on the plain paper and lips services with misappropriations of cores of rupees and full of false promises?

Teachers’ day is just is a week away, I hope the government will be sincere and honest to celebrate this auspicious day of the teachers who are the agents of changes at the grassroots level. How pleasant it would be if the Christian Government is serious with state’s education system as much as parents are concern with their own children’s education.

Happy Teachers’ Day in advance!

Jetilo Apon, Tseminyu, Nagaland

Rejoinder to NPF 40 A/C Bhandari consultative meet

ney if we travel in good road . But today a joyful travelling is becoming a luxury for the travellers in Nagaland. Travelling is becoming a torture for our body and vehicle and a time to curse the ministers , contractor’s, engineers.

If we look abroad engineers take pride in their road.

For them its a challenge to built good roads, an occasion to test their skill and quality , therefore they make sure

that it last for years enduring all weather conditions . But in India and especially in the case of Nagaland may be there is pride and competition among the engineers and contractors to see whose roads deteriorate quickly. Its really a disappointment whoever is in-charge of constructions and maintenance of roads in Nagaland , which are not able to make and maintain a roads that can last for years minus

the natural calamities.

Though Nagaland is called the Switzerland of East , most people in Nagaland hardly travel around to enjoy It’s beautiful surroundings .

In Nagaland there is lots of places where we can travel around to escape the extreme summer or winter or just to enjoy travelling with family , friend’s and to enjoy the diversity of our state but who will get excited thinking of the road

condition in Nagaland .Who will want to put their vehicle, body and life at risk to travel through some of the bumby, pothole , dangerous road of Nagaland. In Nagaland we do not drive on road we search for road to drive on .

As the Government have time and again have rightly put up that it cannot guarantee government job to all the youths of Nagaland but what they can provide is , a durable

Naga nation: history says

he history of Nagas is clear to the point of view and action.

The Govt of India change its attitude towards Nagas and its issue after ties trade & defence with US, the Nagas animism’s world change to Christianity through American Missionary, where we came to learn Christ and its principles towards neighbours, we belief that the world will recognized our rights and support the Naga genuine issue, The Nagas has no treaty with great Britain and the British official record is perfectly clear on this issue ( Aitchison Treaties, Engagements and sanads, Vol. XII, PP-91, 1931), the

case of Nagaland is a case of invasion, it is war and it is not political issue, the Indian authorities says; “ troops moved into Tuensang ( Northeast of Nagaland) by October 1955 and the war with the Nagas started from then. (B.N.Mullik, Chief of Indian Intelligence, My Years with Nehru, 1948- 1964, pp.

308). From 1947 to 1952, the Nagas tried their best to please India in order to Avoid war.

July 19th ‘1947, The Naga delegation met Father of Indian Nation, Mr. Mahatma Gandhi, he says “if you are not Indian and your country does not belongs to India then the matter ends there, nobody will force you

to join the Indian union.”

August 19th’ 1946, in connection with the proposed British colony of couplan plan as “ The Tribal Areas are define as being those long frontiers of India which are neither part of India nor Burma, nor Indian states nor of any foreign power.”

On November 28th ‘1948, a Naga delegation met the Indian governor- General Shri. C. Rajagopalachari on his visit to Shillong, he said “Nagas have every right to be independent outside the Indian union. This was how history began between India and The Nagas.

The historic events took place in Naga territories, 16th May’1951, the Naga

Plebiscites, 99% of Nagas were in favour of Sovereign Nation, which has resulted inhuman action against innocent Naga public, burning of villages, killing, rape, torturing by the Indian Army.

The Indian political scene a different breed has stepped in and their attitude towards Nagaland was completely unrealistic and their eyes on the resources in Nagaland, so began Indian ambition for territorial expansion, We urge the Naga political leaders to focus on the uniqueness of Naga history, solution may achieved unless united. Kuknalim Ministry of Information & Publicity, NNC/PRN

normal pothole free roads for all the people to enjoy under the various central and state scheme. Construct and Maintain good roads people will find a way to earn their livelihood . it is sad that after more than 50 years of statehood pothole roads is becoming a norm and travelling in a pothole free roads is fast becoming a luxury in Nagaland.

Moameren Pongen, Asst Prof, Chumukedima

Reader’s Post

KDTODU on checking of petrol pumps time to time

Sir,

The Kohima District Truck Owners and Drivers Union (KDTODU) while appreciating the State Government, the District Administration and ACAUT for initiating a drive to check on fuel adulteration which was carried out within Kohima town in the month of July, the Union appeal the district administration to check the petrol pumps from time to time so as to refrain them from any adulteration.

The union further appeal the concern authority looking after N.H 29 to expedite the road repairing from Naga Hospital Kohima till Hydro as the commuters specially the transporters carrying commodities are facing lot of difficulties in transporting goods to the Public.

Khriesalie Usou, President, KDTODU

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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Scorpene leak: Court restrains ISRO planning record 68 newspaper from publishing data satellites’ launch next year centre of a global submarine data leak scandal, wanted to prevent The Australian from releasing any more confidential data contained in the leaked 22,400 secret documents because it may cause harm to its customer -- the Indian Navy.

In response to an email from IANS on Monday, DCNS` Media Relations head Emmanuel Gaudez said: “To be precise, DCNS is instructing a demand to The Australian in order to remove from its website the documents which it has published online and prevent the publishing of other documents.”

The Australian has redacted the most sensitive details from the documents before their publication.

The Indian Navy has maintained the leaked data will not compromise the boat`s stealth capabilities, and an officer told IANS that, if needed, India is capable of making suitable changes in the submarines keeping in mind the “worstcase scenario”.

PIOs, APIOs, NGOs trained on RTI

SDO (C) Wokha, Asalie Lese addressing the participants during the training programme on RTI held at DC’s conference hall, Wokha on August 30. (DPRO Wokha)

of Personnel and Public Grievances and Pension, Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) New Delhi.

More than 90 participants from different departments, NGOs and educational institutions took part in the one day training programme.

SDO (C) Wokha, Asalie Lese, while giving the inaugural address said that RTI was about empowering the citizens and to promote transparency and accountability in the working of

every public authority and good governance.

He called upon the participants to be sincere and try to get maximum benefit out of the training.

The resource persons dwelled on topics like general overview of RTI Act 2005 and concept of RTI, obligation of public authorities, role of PIOs and APIOs, information commission appeals and penalties, documentary videos and case studies.

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ZUNHEBOTO, AUG 30 (NPN): After almost two years in a row, Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) Asükhuto town under Atoizu sub division, has suffered without electricity, reportedly.

This plight came into light when the KPA students and faculty, disclosed it to the Nagaland Post about the four months old destroyed/ nonfunctional transformer, Tuesday evening.

Speaking exclusively, to Nagaland Post, KPA community (students & faculty) lamented, “ever since last year, Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) Asükhuto town, Atoizu has been a victim of frequent blackouts and power outages”.

“And this year, in May 2016 the transformer has exploded again and this is the 4th month we’ve been suffering without any positive outcome from the concerned authority”, rued the joint KPA fraternity.

“During the last previous semesters, the neighboring Rotomi village helped and rescued us twice with their transformer. We, the

Lucknow, Aug 30 (PTI): Refuting allegations that he had befooled Muslims on the issue of quota, Uttar Pradesh Parliamentary Affairs Minister Azam Khan Tuesday said Samajwadi Party never promised 18 per cent reservation to them.

“Samajwadi Party never promised 18 per cent reservation to Muslims in its 2012 assembly poll manifesto...

Reservation can be given only after amending the Constitution and unless that is carried out, not even 0.8 per cent

our plight”.

KPA in a clarion call to all the concerned authority (s) gave a cautionary note seeking clarification, “will the issue be tabled/put into action by the government only after agitations, boycotting or resorting to strong resentments or other ultimatum?”, warned the KPA fraternity in conclusion.

It also added, that, “we will not be responsible for any untoward circumstances or reciprocations if our grievances are not addressed at the earliest”. It was also disclosed lately that phone and laptops charging were done on payments or Rs 20 & 30, respectively.

It maybe noted that some volunteers in numbers took the transformer twice and bought back but, there was no sign of power, till the filing of this report.

students and staff of Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) are facing lots of major untold ordeals due to the frequent power outage and blackouts”, bemoaned the KPA community.

“All, our classes – practicals, workshops, computer and other technical workloads are being halted and kept on hold mostly on various branches of engineering”, maintained KPA victims.

“We had to go to the next nearby village to get all our gadgets charged for various assignments since we’re living in a 4G (fourth generation) technological world; however, keeping apart the 3/4G spectrum KPA being the oldest technical institute in Nagaland is deprived of basic amenities”, questioned the KPA in their deepest and strongest words, “as to when, will the ‘government address’

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Not befooled Muslims on issue of quota: Azam

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reservation can be given to the minorities,” Khan said in the state Assembly.

He was re plying to Leader of Opposition Gaya Charan Dinkar’s charges while speaking on admissibility of his adjournment notice on law and order situation.

Saying that Muslims today were more aware and cannot be befooled on such “sensitive and emotive issues”, Khan said they have become tech-savvy and can also know about BSP’s views on the minority community. “ M ayawa t i c r e a t e d

number of districts...Constructed scores of parks and memorials and not one was named after a Muslim, he said, adding “She herself was not aware of which religion she belongs to”.

“Everyone knows how BSP ruled the state three times with BJP, and Mayawati even going to campaign for Narendra Modi in Gujarat,” Khan said and recalled that BSP founder during a Kanpur rally had suggested “setting up toilets at the disputed place in Ayodhya to resolve the longstanding dispute”.

Power outage grips KPA since past two years: KPA Condolence for late Senthang Wanth

Rajnath reviews Kashmir situation New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): Home Minister Rajnath Singh Tuesday reviewed the security situation in violence-hit Kashmir Valley and along the Indo-Pak border areas in the state where several infiltration attempts have been made in the recent past.

Top officials, including Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi and chiefs of intelligence agencies, briefed the Home Minister on the prevailing situation in the state and the steps taken to maintain law and order.

Kashmir Valley has been on edge for 53 days following the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen militant Burhan Wani on July 8. The meeting had a discussion on the report of a committee which suggested alternatives to pellet guns, often used in the Valley for controlling crowds.

in 2008. On concerns by certain sections in the US about ISRO launches as it is being subsidised by the government, Rakesh said “our competitiveness will give answer for this.”

“All launches are subsidised, it is not that we are subsidising or somebody else is subsidising.

These government subsidies in the form of R&D investment comes in all launch programmes, now some private industries have come up who have started questioning, let them question,” he said.

“We have our own programme, we are competing with the world, we will try to be more competitive and probably that will provide the answer,” he added.

Rakesh said small satellites are going to become a large market and it can be exploited by Indian Industry.

“ISRO can play a technology providers role there.

We would like to get this across to as many industries as possible to see that tomorrow the country is benefited by this.”

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DIMAPUR: Training of PIOs, APIOs, NGOs and academic institutions on RTI Act, 2005 was held on August 30 at deputy commissioner’s Hall, Wokha.

The resource persons for the training included associate professor, Mt. Tiyi College Wokha, Dr. Zumomo Ovung, EAC Wokha, Tsutsowe Kupa and EAC Changpang, Bodi Kapfo.

According to DIPR report, the training programme was sponsored by Ministry

Bengaluru, Aug 30 (PTI): Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is planning for the launch of a record 68 satellites in one mission by early next year.

“There are many launches. There is one particular launch we are planning about 68 satellites, that’s also there, that is yet to be finalised,” Antrix CMD Rakesh Sasibhushan told reporters here in response to a question on the line up.

Antrix is the commercial arm of ISRO. According to officials, if everything goes well, the launch may take place in another six to seven months and “the satellites will be nano in nature from foreign countries.”

Setting a record in its space programme, ISRO in June had successfully launched 20 satellites, including its earth observation Cartosat-2 series, in a single mission on board ISRO’s workhorse PSLV-C34 from the spaceport in Sriharkota, Andhra Pradesh.

The space agency had earlier sent 10 satellites into orbit in a single mission

The Centre had in September last proposed to constitute a three-member Emoluments Commission to determine salary and allowances of Members of Parliament and it was endorsed at the two-day All India Whips Conference on September 29 and 30.

An MP gets a salary of Rs 50,000 per month. In addition, Rs 2,000 per day is paid as daily allowance when an MP signs the register while attending Parliament sessions or House committee meetings. An MP is also entitled to Rs 45,000 constituency allowance every month -- Rs 15,000 for stationery and Rs 30,000 to employ secretarial assistance staff.

In their sitting on October 20 last year, the committee decided to enhance the amount of Constituency Allowance from the present Rs 45,000 to Rs 75,000, which required an amendment in rules.

Narosenla Jamir Secretary KLT

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The Sangtam People's Forum Dimapur District would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to the following persons for their successful achievement in the recent NPSC Examination.

1. B. Chumdiakum Sangtam, S.A. 2. Thsidilong Sangtam, Inspector of Taxes 3. Khumchopi Sangtam, Inspector of Industries & Commerce 4. M. Yangdikhum Sangtam, Economic Investigator 5. Moasunep, J.D.A. It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God will continue to bless them and wishes the best for their future endeavour.

President, S.P.F.D.D.

V. Avise Anar Gen. Secretary, S.P.F.D.D

DIMAPUR: Retd principal director (SE) Zaveyi Nyekha in a condolence note expressed deep shock at the demise of late Senthang Wanth (Rtd) director of School Education Nagaland on August 30 at Dimapur.

Nyekha described late Senthang as dedicated officer who had served the school edu-

cation in various capacities and he was honest, outspoken and straight forward person.

It stated that his good deeds would always be remembered. Nyekha conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that Almighty God grant them strength and the departed soul rest in peace.

Condolence for late Rev. L. Bizo Meyase DIMAPUR: Khonoma Rüffüno Nagaland (KRN) has mourned the demise of late Rev. L. Bizo Meyase on August 28 at Dimapur. KRN described late Rev. L. Bizo as a man of vision, passion and action. His leadership was marked by his strong conviction and clarity of thought and expression and his departure was not only a great loss to his family members but to all Khonoma people, stated the condolence message.

KRN conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that the soul rest in peace.

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tion on weapon systems as well and said it would be published on Monday.

The newspaper, however, did not upload any more leaked documents.

An affidavit filed by DCNS says the disclosure of the material has caused a prejudice to the shipbuilder because its competitors now have access to some of the company`s material.

“The publication of this highly valuable document causes a direct harm to DCNS and its customer in terms of the spread of sensitive and restricted information, image and reputation,” said an affidavit by DCNS’ lawyer Justine Munsie.

The massive media coverage of the leak had jeopardised the company`s international image and reputation, the affidavit said.

“The sensitive and protected nature of the documents also covers the nature, structure, and the mere existence of the documents themselves,” it said.

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New Delhi, Aug 30 (IANS): French company DCNS has obtained a court order restricting “The Australian” from further publishing leaked documents on India’s Scorpene submarine project.

A report in The Australian said orders handed by the New South Wales Supreme Court prevented the newspaper from using or disclosing the content of any of the documents.

The orders also require The Australian to remove the leaked documents from its website.

The restriction expires at 5 pm on Thursday. However, it has also asked the newspaper to hand over to DCNS all of the company material in its possession.

The jour nalist who broke the story, Cameron Stewart, had told IANS on Friday that the newspaper did not intend to publish any more of the documents at that time.

In a series of tweets later he claimed the documents contained informa-

‘Hike in salaries of MPs under consideration’

New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): The issue of hike in salaries of MPs is under consideration of the government, a Parliamentary panel was informed today.

Deposing before the Joint Committee on Salaries and Allowances of Members of Parliament, representatives of the Parliamentary Affairs Ministry Committee said the issue of hike in salaries of MPs is under the consideration of the government, sources said.

The ministry, sources said, is working on the final draft before it is sent to the Prime Minister’s Office for approval.

At today’s meeting, some members lamented that while the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission have been implemented, the lawmakers are yet to get a salary hike.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, august 31, 2016

To The Principal Chief Conservator of Forest and Hoff, Nagaland : Kohima Upon considering the adamant attitude of your authority towards the contractors, who have effectively executed the assigned contract works of earth work (fresh cutting) for construction of road, retaining wall, construction of gate, slab, site drain and construction of boundary wall/security fencing under Wokha Division Forest department/colony vide detail estimate for up gradation of Wokha Forest Colony. 1. No. Wka/Acctt/5-TFC/2014/1059, dates 26 th Feb/2014 & 2. No.Wka/Acctt/5-TFC/2014/32, dated 15th April/2014, amounting to Rs. 1,06,73,000/- (Rupees one crore six lakh seventy three thousand) only. That your department is fully aware that, the construction works were duly executed under the direction and supervision of the concern DFO, Wokha. All along, the contractors have been requesting your authority for releasing of the bill for the work executed but however, despite repeated approach the department has deliberately ignored the genuine and legitimate demand of the contractors.

The contractors has silently observed all the ill-management and indifferent attitude and have experienced false assurances by the department on several times. Be it known by you that, a press release has been published in Nagaland Post newspaper on 21-02-2016, and expressed our distress and frustrations over the issue but the same has been ignored by the concern department.

Through this open letter, we fervently demand rational justification on the following factual aspect: 1. The work-estimate was prepared and authenticated by the technical wing/Executive Engineer attached to the department.

2. The contract works were executed under the direction and supervision of the concern DFO, Wokha who was physically present at the time and place of construction and further all measurements were done by the then DFO, Wokha.

3. That on 07th July, 2014, the Forest Minister, Govt. of Nagaland along with the department officials and the contractors has inspected the works and the minister had assured for early settlement of the matter on priority.

4. Whereas, another group of contractors who had also executed construction works with same estimate and nature have already received the bill amount but surprisingly, in our present case your department is illegally detained the pending bill which clearly amount to serious discrimination on the part of the department.

5. The undersigned contractors had locked the office of DFO, Wokha on 09-03-2016 to 23-03-2016 however, on the request and assurance of your department through the DFO, Wokha for necessary fund arrangement and early release of the pending bill, the DFO, Wokha office was allowed to re-open on 23-03-2016.

The having been subjected to serious discrimination and having left with no other alternative, the aggrieved contractors are hereby compelled to seal/lock the office of the District Forest Officer (DFO), Wokha: Nagaland from the publication of this open letter till the full bill amount is released. And the contractors shall not be held responsible for any undesired situation that may arise in the process of fighting for our legitimate rights.

Orenimo Jungio, R/o Yikhum Village, Wokha For and on behalf of the aggrieved contractors.

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Opposite New DC Office Measuring 71568 sq. ft (For Tenyimia only) Contact : 8575661006 7005127971 DP-6486

LAND FOR SALE

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LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE Signal Angami

3 Bighas per sq ft. 330/Negotiable # : 8730078444

For Family

BUS 407

(25 Sitter with City Bus Permit) Model: 2006 Price : 3,10,000/(Negotiable) Kohima Contact : 9077797442

FOR SALE

1. Scorpio - 2008 - 3.60 lacs 2. Xylo - 2011 - 4.50 lacs 3. Swift Dzire ZXI - 2011 - 3.65 lacs 4. Swift VXI - 2005 - 2.10 lacs 5. K 10 VXI - 2013 - 2.80 lacs 6. K 10 LXI - 2011 - 2.45 lacs 7. Aveo LT - 2010 - 2.65 lacs 8. Van - 2013 - 2.35 lacs 9. Van - 2012 - 1.95 lacs 10. Van - 2001 - 1.25 lacs 11. Wagon R 2006 - 1.65 lacs 12. Esteem - 2005 - 1.20 lacs 13. Alto LXI - 2008 - 1.75 lacs 14. Alto (s) - 2009 - 1.60 lacs 15. Alto (s) - 2005 - 1.35 lacs 16. Alto LX - 2003 - 1.40 lacs 17. Alto 800 - 2013 - 2.55 lacs 18. Mahindra Jeep Diesel - 1.30 lacs

Frens Motor

No. 2882 Yesterday’s solution No. 2881

No. 1709 Yesterday’s solution No. 1708

TO-LET Residential Flat Available for Rent at

Imkonglenden Colony, Dimapur DP-6502

Contact : 9436261723 9612326146

Five No. of Shutters; Size 9 ft 6 inches to 10 feet wide and 7 ft height.

Used 3 years in good condition.

Rate : Rs. 7,000/- each.

ABIGAIL HOSTEL HALF NAGARJAN Lane -17, Near Dispensary Dimapur

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ZENA BRIDAL SALON WEDDING GOWNS, SHOES, VEILS GLOVES & ACCESSORIES Add - Walford Road (Opp. Mahindra Showroom) Dimapur # 7085240353 9615264536 DP-5724

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Course-Chinese, Continental, Baking, Thai, Korean/ Japanese 5Days 1Day Course-Cuisine of your choice.

Add-Midland, Opp. Dimapur Club For more details, contact : 9856092171

Across 1 Rock plant’s last seen by aquatic creature (6) 4 Merchant who distributes the cards? (6) 8 One small boy in the Scillies, for example (5) 9 Small change for Old Bill?

(7) 10 Seeing less impressive performance (7) 11 Follow girl after men lost lead (5) 12 Cook missed tea cup (9) 17 Paradoxical odds? (5) 19 Material for nails a tinker ordered? (7) 21 One may have provided food for pet before? Right!

(7) 22 Tremble when given a flavoured milk drink (5) 23 Bugs making a sound we can hear (6) 24 Joined in duet with variations (6) Down 1 Attempt to carry one pound in hat (6) 2 Team leader in league, as agreed (7) 3 Relieved when a seed is transplanted (5) 5 A fast train, say (7) 6 Yorkshire city is first to be heard (5) 7 More impetuous, having a piece of bacon (6) 9 Janitor, a conscientious type (9) 13 Learner in sad state getting tight (7) 14 Selected portion of former publication (7) 15 Parisian thanks leader of army in old kingdom (6) 16 Really it’s in a legal document, though it could be denied (6) 18 Dined in college, by the sound of it (5) 20 A piece from Salieri sent up (5)

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SC-4, SUPER MARKET, DIMAPUR

Contact : 8257835961 8132908305

MODERN DRIVING CENTER Govt. recognized

Driving School Kohima

Admission Going On Fees Affordable # 9862945334 7085190017

Phone : 8414947192

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LIBRA CONSULTANCY

CHURCH ROAD

SHUTTERS FOR SALE

Contact : 07896724545 Maruti Show Room - Khatkhati Just 8 Kms from Nagaland Gate

Duncan, Dimapur, Nagaland # 9615068245/9856513497

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Church Road, Chumukedima Contact : 9615341850 DP-6469 9862879516

Imported Gowns starting @8000

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at Thilixu Village, DMP

2 Kms from Highway

KATS WEDDING DRESSES

WEEKLY LUCKY DRAW Organized by

Seeds for Life Society Shokhuvi Village

Date : 28/08/2016 Ticket Winning No. 3873

CHANGE OF NAME

I, have changed my name from Tovito Kinimi to Tovito Hocto Sema by an Affidavit before the Notary Dimapur Dist. at Dimapur Vide Regd No. 657 Dated DP-6496 29.08.2016

LOST NOTICE I, lost my Super Splendor Bike on 13.08.2016 from Island Colony, Dimapur.

Owner's Name : Y. Kikon Regd No. NL-07J9825 Chassis No. : MBLJA05EKD9G08788 Engine No : JAO5ECD9G08944 Colour : Black Contact : 8729809181

STOLEN ROYAL ENFIELD BULLET Standard 500 CC Owner's Name : Atsung Changkija Stolen from Fellowship Colony on 18.06.2016 Regd. No. NL07 M 2828 Chassis No. ME3U5S5C1ED017871 Engine No. U5S5COED064015 Colour : Forest Green Contact : 9862253060 DP-6483

STOLEN

Owner's Name : TSULEN Regd No. : NL07M 8319 Chassis No : MD2A12DZ2FCF24969 Engine No : DJZCFF 50695 Model : Pulsar 180 Colour : Red Black Finders my please contact : 8413877018/9089511974

STOLEN

Owner's Name : Manoj Kumar Gupta Regd No : NL07M-2462 Chassis No : MBLJA06AHEGE04507 Engine No : JA06EJEGE29343 Model : Hero Glamour Disc Colour : Black Blue Mfg Date : 05/2014 Stolen on : 29/08/16 from NL Road, Dimapur.

Contact : 9856279394

Lost in between DDSC Stadium to 3rd Mile Via Kuda Village on the 20th of August.

FINDERS WILL BE REWARDED Contact : +91- 9612159712/ 8794570734

K-3261

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LAND FOR SALE (URGENT)

FOR SALE

JOB VACANCY MNC Co Requires one Receptionist (Female), Qualification 12th Pass, Age : 25-30, Language known, Hindi, Nagamese & English, Salary : Rs. 4000/- pm. and One Sale Executive (Male) Qualification : 12th Pass, No Sale Target, Fixed Salary + Mobile Bill+ Incentive (100-500 daily) Applicant should have his own bike.

Contact Nagaland Gate, Lahorijan 8259017318

Contact : 8131946479

K-3202

1 Bigha

Hill Area (No Filling needed) 5 min drive from Referral Hospital Rs. 100/- per sq. ft (Slightly Negotiable) (No broker will be entertained) Ph : 8730033664

RENT

8414860130

CONTACT 81329-58777.

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LAND FOR SALE

ALTO LXI

Old Car exchange available

weighted basket of six major currencies, was up 0.25 per cent at 95.78 in early trade.

Meanwhile, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) bought shares worth a net Rs 286.52 crore yesterday, as per provisional data released by the stock exchanges.

The RBI fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 67.0879 and euro at 74.9439.

In cross-currency trade, the rupee strengthened further against the euro to end at 74.84 from 75.04 and also firmed up against the Japanese yen to finish at 65.48 compared to 65.73 per 100 yens.

URGENT SHOP FOR SALE

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URGENT SALE * Pulsar 150/ Activa Honda * Secondhand Bike Showroom had open

Contact : 9402207897 8575566871

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Genuine buyers only

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DP-6507

BOLERO ZLX NL Regd Model : 12/2012

Home Delivery available all Nagaland Contact : Dimapur : 8118919928 Kohima : 9077307295 DP-6485 (A)

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Near Logos College & School

K-3265

FOR SALE

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PH : 8575176935

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at Signal Bosti Kevijau Colony @ 260/- sq. ft.

Negotiable For further details, Contact : 8731945969

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LAND FOR SALE

Price : 5.10 lakhs, Nego Contact : 9436054582

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ALCHOLIC SOLUTION

dollar maintained its bullish momentum to hit a two-week high against other major trading counterparts on buoyant expectations of a Federal Reserve rate rise in the midst of hawkish comments from Fed chair Janet Yellen.

The home cur rency opened higher at 67.13 from yesterday’s closing value of 67.18 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market and continued its ascend to close with a solid 16 paise gain, or 0.24 per cent at 67.02 - the level not seen since July 29 this year.

It had lost 12 paise to close at near one-week low of 67.18 yesterday against the dollar.

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Crossword

Contact : 8974651943 8732823337

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Brussels, Aug 30 (Agencies): The European Union today ordered Apple to pay a record 13 billion euros in back taxes in Ireland, saying deals allowing the US tech giant to pay almost no tax were illegal.

In the latest in a series of rulings that has angered Washington, Brussels said the world’s most valuable company avoided tax bills on virtually all its profits in the bloc under its arrangements with Dublin.

Apple and the Irish government immediately said they would appeal against the European Commission ruling, while the US Treasury said it could undermine its economic partnership with the EU. Ireland has been seeking to attract multinationals by offering extremely favourable tax conditions, known as sweetheart deals, but EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said Apple’s broke EU laws on state aid.

“This decision sends a clear message. Member states cannot give unfair tax benefits to selected companies, no matter if European or foreign, large or small,” Vestager said.

“This is not a penalty, this is unpaid taxes to be paid,” Vestager added. The tax repayment order -- by far the largest in EU history -- follows a three-year inquiry into whether Dublin’s tax breaks for Silicon Valley titan Apple were against the law. Apple has had a base at the southern city of Cork since 1980 and employs 5,000 people in Ireland, through which it routes its international sales, avoiding billions in corporation taxes.

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Apple hit by FOR SALE with RCC Building record 13 bn Land at Walford Area Colony ( Area : 60 x 55) euro EU tax bill Dimapur Price : Negotiable

ing has witnessed a significant increase, especially in the wake of the financial crisis.

It could be noted that in late 2008, a committee on Financial Sector Reforms, headed

by Raghuram Rajan had opined the need for a closer look at the issue of interest-free banking in the country.

The committee had said, “Certain faiths prohibit the use of financial instruments that pay interest. The non- availability of interest-free banking products results in some Indians, including those in the economically disadvantaged strata of society, not being able to access banking products and services due to reasons of faith.”

today by rising 16 paise to end at 67.02, its highest highest level in a month, on heavy selling of the greenback by exporters and banks.

A massive rally in domestic equities along with smooth supply of dollars on the back sustained capital inflows into equities and debt predominantly helped the upmove.

Bullish comments from RBI that near-term outlook for India seems brighter than last fiscal and the economy is likely to expand at 7.6 per cent in 2016-17, further bolstered sentiment, a forex dealer said.

The gross domestic product (GDP) data for the June quarter and fiscal deficit data

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Islamic or Sharia banking is a finance system based on the principles of not charging interest, which is prohibited under Islam.

Earlier this year, Jeddahbased Islamic Development Bank (IDB) had announced it will open its first Indian branch in Ahmedabad.

India’s Exim bank had signed an MoU with IDB for a USD 100 million line-of-credit to facilitate exports to IDBs 56 member countries.

This plan of Saudi Arabia-based bank was opposed by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.

In past as well, this concept has faced opposition from some political sections.

Globally, Islamic bank-

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Mumbai, Aug 30 (PTI): Reserve Bank and the government are exploring introduction of interest-free banking, also known as Islamic Banking, to financially include sections of the society that remains excluded due to religious reasons.

“Some sections of Indian society have remained financially excluded for religious reasons that preclude them from using banking products with an element of interest.

“Towards mainstreaming these excluded sections, it is proposed to explore the modalities of introducing interest- free banking products in the country in consultation with the government,” RBI said in its annual report for 2015-16.

New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): Gold remained weak for the second day with prices falling by another Rs 90 to Rs 31,110 per 10 grams at the bullion market on Tuesday, largely in tandem with a weakening global trend amid muted demand from jewellers at domestic spot market. Silver prices, however, rebounded by Rs 400 to Rs 44,800 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said sentiment remained bearish in line with a weakening global trend on concerns that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates before the end of the year, eroding demand for the precious metals.

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RBI, goverment mulling interest-free banking

Nagaland Post, Dimapur business wednesday, august 31, 2016 Gold extends Rupee jumps to one-month high VACANCY A H M E D A B A D ’ S losses; down Rs 90 Mumbai, Aug 30 (PTI): for July will be released to- The US dollar index, LEADING CALLCENTRES rupee staged a solid re- morrow. which measures the green- URGENTLY REQUIRES on global cues The In the meantime, the US back’s strength against a trade- M A L E S / F E M A L E S covery against the US dollar EXECUTIVES DETAILS

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-749/16/5172-73

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Smti. Imtisangla Jamir -Vrs- Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Dimapur resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 24/9/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Smti. Imtisangla Jamir Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 1099, Dag No. : 1229, Area : 00B-01K-15 Ls. North : Approach Road, South : Holy Trinity Catholic Church, East : Imtila, West : Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-757/16/5304-05

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 30/08/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Ghoshito Sema -Vrs- Shri. Tokhuvi resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 30/9/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY

Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Ghoshito Sema Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 155, Dag No. : 242, Area : 00B-00K-11 Ls.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-758/16/5306-07

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 30/8/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Kijong Ao -Vrs- Lumami Baptist Church, Akuluto, Zunheboto represented by Shri. Vikaho Zhimo resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 30/9/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Kijong Ao Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 872, Dag No. : 990, Area : 01B-04K-04 Ls. North : Khehoyi, South : App. Road, East : Narola (W/o Lt. K. Jong Ao), West : Amenla (Merangkong).

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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Bodoland movement for separate state resumes

Activists of All Bodo Student’s Union (ABSU) protesting to demand the creation of a separate state of Bodoland in Baksa district of Assam on Tuesday. (PTI)

G u wahat i , Au g 3 0 (Agencies): After a lull of over two years, the movement for creation of a separate Bodoland resumed on Tuesday with protesters blocking major national highways across Assam. Accusing the Centre of ignoring their demand, groups headed by All Bodo Students Union (ABSU) that wants a separate state in areas dominated by Bodo people prevented movement of vehicles.

“Today’s protest began at 6am and will continue till 11am with blockade of four national highways at seven places in different districts,” Lawrence Islary, general secretary ABSU, said. The blockade spread across seven districts including the four under Bodoland Territorial Council, affected the movement of heavy vehicles

Diphu reeling under flash-flood

Correspondent

Diphu, Aug 30: After incessant rainfall Monday night, swift flash-flood has flooded a large part of Diphu town.

The usual dilapidated Diphu river and other two perennial streams unexpectedly swelled up and submerged Panbari, Sitalabati, Dharamnala and Diphu main market etc. Nearly two thousand people affected by the flood have taken shelter by the side of railway track and highlands. Hundreds of houses built on the flood plains and closed to the frail Diphu river have been totally submerged.

No relief camp has been opened nor has any essential material been distributed among the flood victims by any authority till now. Irrigation department has confirmed that no dyke has been breached by swelling water of Dhansiri. The puffed out water of Dhansiri and its tributaries have feed the three hilly streams crisscrossing Diphu town causing flash-flood, it added.

bringing goods to Assam and other states in the northeast.

Thousands of protesters shouting slogans and carrying placards demanding a separate state blocked national highways, but police say there has been no law and order problem.

“Although, there are thousands of protesters gathered at places where the highways have been blocked, everything is peaceful and under control,” Assam police ADGP LR Bishnoi told Hindustan Times.

Security arrangements have been put in place at Bodo dominated areas in the state.

There is a pile up of vehicles at certain places, which is expected to clear after the blockade ends.

The agitation, which has been on for three decades, was put on hold ahead of the

2014 general elections after the Bharatiya Janata Party assured Bodo parties of support for the creation of a separate Bodoland. Though there have been several informal interactions between Bodo organisations and Union home minister Rajnath Singh and his deputy Kiren Rijiju in the past two years, no official talks have taken place.

Disappointed with New Delhi repeated assurances, the Bodo groups gave the deadline of August 15 this year for initiation of talks. They decided to resume their agitation when the Centre did not respond.

“We have waited 2 years, 3 months and 4 days for the Centre to initiate official tripartite talks on the Bodoland issue.

We are forced to resume our agitation as we have got only assurances,” Islary said.

“We will continue our protests in a democratic and non-violent manner. In the next phase, the protests will intensify and we may block movement of trains as well,” Islary said.

Started in 1987, the Bodoland movement has witnessed several twists with signing of two accords and creation of the BTC comprising four districts in Assam. But the demand for ‘dividing Assam 50:50’ to create a separate state hasn’t died down. Areas falling under the BTC witnessed major clashes between Bodos and other groups in 2012 and 2014 leading to over 100 deaths.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, august 31, 2016

MNPF owns up blast at NPF’s legislator’s residence Correspondent IMPHAL, Aug 30: The Manipur Naga People’s Front (MNPF) Tuesday claimed responsibility for the bomb blast at the courtyard of Naga People’s Front (NPF) legislator Samuel Risom’s residence in Imphal’s Deulahland on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday.

The explosion has caused no substantial damage though one car parked at the garage of the Ukhrul MLA (resigned) was partially damaged besides smashing some window panes of the house.

MNPF, while owning up the blast said that it was done in the interest of the Naga people.

It had not targeted to cause human casualty, stated a statement signed by its assistant publicity secretary Thoms Numai.

The blast was a warning to the NPF not to use force with the backing of NSCN(IM) against the Nagas of Manipur in the coming state Assembly elections due early 2017 like the previous elections, it stated.

If the NPF try to win the forthcoming elections with the help of NSCN(IM), more severe action would be initiated against the NPF in the interest of the Manipur Nagas, it added. The statement reaffirmed that MNPF would always stand for the Manipur Nagas and continue to act as per the desire of the people.

Rijiju to visit Manipur today Correspondent IMPHAL, Aug 30: Union minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju is scheduled to arrive in Imphal on Wednesday to attend programme organised in memory of freedom fighter Rani Gaidinlui in Tamenglong district. The programme is to be held at Nungkao village of Tamenglong district, the birth place of the freedom fighter that fought against the British.

An official source said that an advance team comprising of officials from Union home ministry has arrived here in Imphal today to take stock of the situation. They held a round of meeting with the state top officials this late evening.

The union home minister is scheduled to arrive at Imphal airport tomorrow around 9.10 am by a special flight of BSF. From Imphal Tulihal Airport he would be taken by chopper to 23 AR helipad at Keimai, Tamenglong. From Kaimai, he would further proceed to the function site at Nungkao village by land route and attend the function.

The Union minister would be back to Imphal airport by around 2.20 pm by the same chopper. The minister is expected to leave Imphal at around 3.30pm for Delhi by the same special BSF flight he came.

Police arrests 2 BJP legislators in Manipur Correspondent IMPHAL, Aug 30: Manipur police Tuesday detained two sitting BJP legislators as the party joined the All Manipur DPC Completed Police Constable Male 2013 (AMDCPM-2013) in pressing the state government to revoke the recruitment rally conducted in 2013.

DPC faced candidates under the banner of AMDCPM-2013 has been agitating demanding state government revocation of the order regarding cancellation of constable recruitment rally conducted in 2013 by an order issued on August 20 last.

Despite the strong objections coming up against government move to conduct fresh recruitment, the physical efficiency test for the candidates was continued undisturbed at the Manipur Police Training College, Pangei in Imphal East.

The district administration has also promulgated CrPC 144 around the training college.

Earlier in the morning, members of AMDCPM-2013 joining hands with hundreds of state BJP workers led by its president K Babhananda, MLA Kh Jaykishan and MLA Th Bishorjit marched towards the MPTC campus with an intention to thwart the recruit-

ment rally.

When the MLAs and DPC faced candidates turned hostile in their bid to breach the main entrance gate of the MPTC, police detailed at the gate had to resort to tear shelling to quell the agitators. As the MLAs, Kh Joykishan and Th Bisjorjit repeatedly attempted to enter into the MPTC campus, helpless police officers supervising the armed police personnel allowed the legislators to enter the campus.

However, when they attempted to disturb the recruitment rally which was in progress, police have no option but to detain them.

The two MLAs were produced in the court of Imphal East chief judicial magistrate late this evening after they were formally arrested by the Imphal East police. They were reportedly sent to judicial custody for 15 days by an order of the CJM Nautenoshowri.

In the afternoon, hundreds of BJP activists led by its state president Babhananda marched a rally on the streets in Imphal demanding immediate stop to the recruitment rally.

After the rally, a delegation led the president went to Raj Bhavan to submit a memorandum to the Governor who was out of station.

Bru rebel killed in encounter

Four die in lightning strike Morigaon, Aug 30 (PTI): Four persons were killed and three others critically injured after lightning struck this afternoon in Assam’s Morigaon district. Police said lightning struck a group of fishermen at Solmari water body killing four of them on the spot. Three others were injured, police said, adding they were admitted to Morigaon civil hospital where their condition was stated to be critical.

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WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 84 (K)/2016.

Smti. Sashinaro, - VS – The State of Nagaland & Ors.

…….. Petitioner.

…..Respondents.

To, 1. Smti. Elizabeth Belho,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

2. Smti. Kihedile,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

3. Smti. Imlichila,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

4. Smti. Lucy,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

5. Smti. Shovotsono Kikhi,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

6. Smti. Tolica Yesca, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

7. Smti. Kereilhoutuonuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

8. Smti. R. Lochumbeni, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

9. Smti. Vekedulo Dawhuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

10. Smti. Hanjila Yimchunger, UBSI, Woman Police,C/O.The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

11. Smti. Yantsula, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

12. Shri Sashikokba, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

13. Shri Supongsangba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

14. Shri Bijoy Kumar Rana, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

15. Shri Khewoto,UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police,Nagaland, Kohima.

16. Shri Keshito, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

17. Shri K. Chuba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

18. Shri Kihoshe, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

19. Shri Bendang Jamir, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

20. Shri Bendangnochet, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

21. Shri Hipenlo Kath, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

22. Shri Wezhutsu Ckg, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

23. Shri Imtikumba, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

24. Shri Renphamo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

25. Shri Imonenba Ao, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

26. Shri Henkhosei Kuki, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

27. Shri I. Lanuyanger, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

28. Shri Tatong Walling, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

29. Shri Asang Changkija, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

30. Shri Moalong Tzudir, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

31. Shri Thiesipe Sangtam, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

32. Shri Khouvitho Pochury, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

33. Shri Kikrozhol Sale, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

34. Shri K. Langakhum, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

35. Smti. Levinuo Nyewi, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

36. Smti. Adono Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

37. Smti. K. Lyunee Konyak, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

38. Shri. Trilok Singh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

39. Shri. Thepupa Nyekha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

40. Shri. Achyuta Nand Thakur, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

41. Shri. Niren Kumar Lungeli, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

42. Shri. V. Vishiho Sema, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

43. Shri. Chubanukshi, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

44. Shri. Menuobelie Rutsa, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

45. Shri. Imdong Pongen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

46. Shri. Neikhrietuo Tsukru, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

47. Shri. H. Mhabemo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

48. Shri. Khumtsa Magh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

49. Shri. Imkongnungsang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

50. Shri. Lidemo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

51. Shri. Renthungo Humtsoe UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

52. Shri. Janbemo Patton, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

53. Khekato Jakhalu, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

54. Smti. T. Abenla Ao, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

55. Shri. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

56. Smti. Punyu-u Angami, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

57. Smti. Hinyele Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

58. Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

59. Dhomong Enyieo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

60. Nribemo Humtsoe, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

61. Smti. K. Mhalo Lotha, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

62. Smti. Imlikokla, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

WHEREAS the petitioner Smti. Sashinaro, ASI, Woman Police, IGP (INT), Establishment, Nagaland, Kohima has instituted Writ Petition (Civil) No. 84 (K)/2016, challenging for non consideration of petitioner’s promotion to the rank of UBSI and illegally promoting/appointing and recruiting the respondents. You are hereby called upon to appear in the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the Writ Petition on the day of 03-10-2016 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance in the day before mentioned the writ petition shall be heard and determined in your absence.

By Order of the Court.

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 85 (K)/2016.

Smti. Sashila Longkumer.

…….. Petitioner.

- VS – The State of Nagaland & Ors.

…..Respondents.

To, 1.

Smti. Elizabeth Belho,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

2.

Smti. Kihedile,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

3.

Smti. Imlichila,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

4.

Smti. Lucy,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

5.

Smti. Shovotsono Kikhi,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

6.

Smti. Tolica Yesca, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

7.

Smti. Kereilhoutuonuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

8.

Smti. R. Lochumbeni, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

9.

Smti. Vekedulo Dawhuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

10. Smti. Hanjila Yimchunger, UBSI, Woman Police,C/O.The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

11. Smti. Yantsula, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

12. Shri. Sashikokba, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

13. Shri. Supongsangba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

14. Shri. Bijoy Kumar Rana, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

15. Shri. Khewoto,UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

16. Shri. Keshito, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

17. Shri. K. Chuba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

18. Shri. Kihoshe, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

19. Shri. Bendang Jamir, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

20. Shri. Bendangnochet, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

21. Shri. Hipenlo Kath, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

22. Shri. Wezhutsu Ckg, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

23. Shri. Imtikumba, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

24. Shri. Renphamo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

25. Shri. Imonenba Ao, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

26. Shri. Henkhosei Kuki, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

27. Shri. I. Lanuyanger, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

28. Shri. Tatong Walling, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

29. Shri. Asang Changkija, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

30. Shri. Moalong Tzudir, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

31. Shri. Thiesipe Sangtam, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

32. Shri. Khouvitho Pochury, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

33. Shri. Kikrozhol Sale, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

34. Shri. K. Langakhum, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

35. Smti. Levinuo Nyewi, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

36. Smti. Adono Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

37. Smti. K. Lyunee Konyak, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

38. Shri. Trilok Singh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

39. Shri. Thepupa Nyekha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

40. Shri. Achyuta Nand Thakur, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

41. Shri. Niren Kumar Lungeli, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

42. Shri. V. Vishiho Sema, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

43. Shri. Chubanukshi, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

44. Shri. Menuobelie Rutsa, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

45. Shri. Imdong Pongen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

46. Shri. Neikhrietuo Tsukru, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

47. Shri. H. Mhabemo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

48. Shri. Khumtsa Magh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

49. Shri. Imkongnungsang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

50. Shri. Lidemo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

51. Shri. Renthungo Humtsoe UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

52. Shri. Janbemo Patton, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

53. Khekato Jakhalu, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

54. Smti. T. Abenla Ao, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

55. Shri. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

56. Smti. Punyu-u Angami, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

57. Smti. Hinyele Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

58. Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

59. Dhomong Enyieo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

60. Nribemo Humtsoe, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

61. Smti. K. Mhalo Lotha, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

62. Smti. Imlikokla, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

WHEREAS the petitioner, Smti. Sashila Longkumer, ASI, Woman Police, Crime Branch, PHQ, Nagaland, Kohima has instituted Writ Petition (Civil) No. 85 (K)/2016, challenging for non consideration of petitioner’s promotion to the rank of UBSI and illegally promoting/appointing and recruiting the respondents. You are hereby called upon to appear in the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the Writ Petition on the day of 03-10-2016 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance in the day before mentioned the writ petition shall be heard and determined in your absence.

By Order of the Court.

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 86 (K)/2016.

Miss. Vikuobinuo Nisa - VS – The State of Nagaland & Ors.

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Silchar, Aug 30 (Agencies): A rebel of United Democratic Liberation Army (Udla), a Bru (Reang) militant outfit active in the Barak Valley, was killed in an encounter with police in Banglabhasha hamlet in Hailakandi district near the Assam-Mizoram border on Sunday night. The dead militant has been identified as Hanuman Reang, a resident of Kanjiyala village in the area. A senior police officer on Monday said a group of militants fired at security forces when the latter were out on a routine patrol in the jungles of south Hailakandi. Reang was killed by police in retaliatory firing.

Two other rebels were nabbed while the rest managed to flee.

The arrested cadres have been identified as Shaila Reang and Harendra Reang and are being interrogated in Katlicherra police station. Police found an AK-56 rifle and 10 rounds of cartridge from the area.

Udla has been active in the Barak Valley area over the past decade and is mainly engaged in extortion and kidnapping and has been demanding autonomy for the tribal group.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

…….. Petitioner. …..Respondents.

To, 1.

Smti. Elizabeth Belho,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

2.

Smti. Kihedile,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

3.

Smti. Imlichila,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

4.

Smti. Lucy,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

5.

Smti. Shovotsono Kikhi,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police,Nagaland, Kohima.

6.

Smti. Tolica Yesca, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

7.

Smti. Kereilhoutuonuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

8.

Smti. R. Lochumbeni, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

9.

Smti. Vekedulo Dawhuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

10. Smti. Hanjila Yimchunger, UBSI, Woman Police,C/O.The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

11. Smti. Yantsula, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

12. Shri. Sashikokba, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

13. Shri. Supongsangba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

14. Shri. Bijoy Kumar Rana, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

15. Shri. Khewoto,UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police,Nagaland, Kohima.

16. Shri. Keshito, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

17. Shri. K. Chuba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

18. Shri. Kihoshe, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

19. Shri. Bendang Jamir, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

20. Shri. Bendangnochet, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

21. Shri. Hipenlo Kath, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

22. Shri. Wezhutsu Ckg, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

23. Shri. Imtikumba, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

24. Shri. Renphamo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

25. Shri. Imonenba Ao, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

26. Shri. Henkhosei Kuki, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

27. Shri. I. Lanuyanger, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

28. Shri. Tatong Walling, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

29. Shri. Asang Changkija, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

30. Shri. Moalong Tzudir, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

31. Shri. Thiesipe Sangtam, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

32. Shri. Khouvitho Pochury, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

33. Shri. Kikrozhol Sale, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

34. Shri. K. Langakhum, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

35. Smti. Levinuo Nyewi, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

36. Smti. Adono Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

37. Smti. K. Lyunee Konyak, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

38. Shri. Trilok Singh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

39. Shri. Thepupa Nyekha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

40. Shri. Achyuta Nand Thakur, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

41. Shri. Niren Kumar Lungeli, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

42. Shri. V. Vishiho Sema, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

43. Shri. Chubanukshi, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

44. Shri. Menuobelie Rutsa, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

45. Shri. Imdong Pongen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

46. Shri. Neikhrietuo Tsukru, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

47. Shri. H. Mhabemo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

48. Shri. Khumtsa Magh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

49. Shri. Imkongnungsang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

50. Shri. Lidemo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

51. Shri. Renthungo Humtsoe UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

52. Shri. Janbemo Patton, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

53. Khekato Jakhalu, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

54. Smti. T. Abenla Ao, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

55. Shri. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

56. Smti. Punyu-u Angami, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

57. Smti. Hinyele Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

58. Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

59. Dhomong Enyieo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

60. Nribemo Humtsoe, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

61. Smti. K. Mhalo Lotha, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

62. Smti. Imlikokla, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

WHEREAS the petitioner Miss. Vikuobinuo Nisa, ASI, Woman Police, under the DGP, Establishment, Nagaland, Kohima has instituted Writ Petition (Civil) No. 86 (K)/2016, challenging for non consideration of petitioner’s promotion to the rank of UBSI and illegally promoting/appointing and recruiting the respondents.

You are hereby called upon to appear in the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the Writ Petition on the day of 03-10-2016 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance in the day before mentioned the writ petition shall be heard and determined in your absence.

By Order of the Court.

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

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ream Theater have released a behind-thescenes promo for their latest record The Astonishing.

Ke y bo a r d i st Jo r d a n Rudess and guitarist John Petrucci have launched a webisode series in which they discuss the themes in the concept album – one of which is their ‘Brother’ storyline. They say it explores the relationship between the fictional characters, brothers Gabriel and Arhys, who must defend themselves against a dystopian empire.

Petrucci says: “Some people might find it interesting to know what our headspace was when we were writing this – the compositional techniques we used when writing, and to get deeper into the analysis of how we made this cinematic experience.”

While he explains the importance of music and imagery, the guitarist also hints that their 13th studio work could potentially be made into a film in future.

He adds: “Because the experience of The Astonish-

ing is an album – it’s not a movie, at least not yet – the music is important to guide the listener and conjure up these images as to what’s happening in the story. The music really acted as a score to us. Hopefully when you’re listening to it, you get this visual.”

In other news, Rudess and Flower Kings mainman Roine Stolt make guest appearances on Magic Machine, the upcoming album from An Endless Sporadic which is due out on September 16.

ohn Lennon’s killer Mark Chapman has been denied parole for a ninth time.

Chapman, 61, shot the former Beatles star in New York in 1980. He told the parole board he now accepted his crime was “premeditated, selfish and evil”.

But they told him: “In spite of many favourable factors, we find all to be outweighed by the premeditated and celebrity seeking nature of the crime.”

His release would “be incompatible with the welfare of society” and “undermine respect for the law”, they concluded.

Chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life in jail in 1981 after pleading guilty to second-

degree murder.

Lennon was aged 40 when he was shot four times outside a Manhattan apartment block.

According to the ruling released by the New York Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, the board considered factors including Chapman’s “personal efforts to study and educate yourself ”, the “network of support and release plans” and “official opposition”.

They said: “From our interview and review of your records, we find that your release would be incompatible with the welfare of society and would so deprecate that seriousness of the crime as to undermine respect for the law.”

Journey reunion with Perry won’t make us bigger - Neal Schon

and flowed over the years that Perry – who returned to the stage in 2014 and is currently working on a solo album – might one day rejoin the band he fronted from 1977 to 1987 and 1995 to 1998.

But Schon argues that, while he’d still be willing to discuss the move, it wouldn’t mean the band would generate more cash.

The guitarist tells Freep. com: “What people don’t

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“It’s taken a lot of hard work to build it back up, but you know what? We’re here again. We’re sitting there.

“And management is the first to tell me it couldn’t possibly be bigger.”

The chances of a followup to Journey’s 2007 album Eclipse remain uncertain, but Schon says they’ve be increased by his experience of returning to Santana for reunion record Santana IV. “The coolest thing was that we didn’t have to talk about it or work at it to make it come together,” he reports.

“We just went in the studio and played.

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No regrets as Keane prepares final bow

Robbie Keane could overtake the man who won three European Cups with Bayern Munich in the 1970s, but he’d never change anything about his international career, that covered 18 years and three major finals.

“No way. No chance,” said Keane. “I’ll miss everything about playing for Ireland, first and foremost, I’ll miss pulling that green jersey on. For me, more than anything, that’s been the highlight of my career.”

“I’ve played for many clubs but the Ireland jersey always seemed to fit me the best.

I’ve enjoyed every minute of it.

I’ll miss it all.”

“All I can do now is watch from the side and wish the team well. It’s going to be a little bit different for me, a bit surreal.”

Over 18 years have passed since Keane made his Ireland debut against the Czech Republic as a raw 17-year-old striker at Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Since then he has played for nine clubs including Inter Milan, Leeds United, Tottenham, Liverpool, Celtic and Los Angeles Galaxy.

Although Keane is 13th in the Premier League’s all-time goal scoring charts, with 126 goals, he won just one major trophy in British football, the 2008 League Cup with Tottenham, but has since added three MLS Cups in the United States.

But the international scene was always what mattered most to the Dubliner, often to the annoyance of his club managers.

“I could never understand why people pulled out of games, I could never get my head around that and still to this day can’t,” he said, revealing he rejected requests by club managers to skip international duty.

Premier Futsal’s second season to have eight franchises

Mumbai, Aug 30 (IANS): Premier Futsal announced that the second season of the league will be played in the first quarter of 2017 with eight franchises participating across four cities.

The Premier Futsal management also made their intentions to host the league bi-annually from next year onwards. Premier Futsal’s first season was held in India earlier this year. It saw former football

stars Ronaldinho, Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs, Hernan Crespo and Michel Salgado play in the tournament.

The second edition of the league will see eight franchises divided in two groups to battle it across four venues to make it to the final. The two new franchises will be assigned marquee international football players, six international and five Indian players each.

Girls saved India’s face in Rio: Modi SANOSARA, Aug 30 (PTI): Showering praise on Olympic medallists PV Sindhu and Sakshi Malik, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said these “daughters” were the saving grace of India at the Rio Olympics .

Speaking at the inaugural function of Sauni irrigation project on Tuesday, Modi touched upon several social issues plaguing the country including gender-based discrimination.

“We have to make sure that our sisters and daughters don’t have to go in open for defecation. You must have witnessed how our daughters saved India’s face in Rio Olympics and brought honour to us (by winning medals).

This is the true power of our daughters,” said Modi to a cheering crowd at the venue here in Jamnagar district of Gujarat.

Shuttler Sindhu bagged a silver in the women’s singles while Sakshi won India’s first ever medal (bronze) in women’s wrestling at Rio. Modi stated that Gujarat government has been working on the “Beti Bachao” (save girl child) movement since long.

He urged parents as well as the society not to discriminate between boys and girls.

FC Goa re-sign Gregory, Luciano, Rafael Panaji, Aug 30 (IANS): Indian Super League franchise FC Goa confirmed the resigning of foreigners Gregory Arnolin, Luciano Sobrosa and Rafael Coelho for the forthcoming tournament.

Gregory has been the mainstay in FC Goa’s defence from the first season and instrumental in their march to the final of the tournament last year. “I am very happy to sign with FC Goa again. I have been at this club from the first season and we have made it to the semi-finals and then the finals.

This year I hope to be able to win the ISL with FC Goa for the fans. I will give my best so that FC Goa can be champions of the ISL,” said Gregory.

Brazilian defender Sobrosa made seven appearances for Zico’s team last year. The 37year-old has been a veteran in the Indian football circuit with stints at various Indian clubs like Salgaocar, Sporting Goa and most recently, Mohun Bagan. Coelho was signed midseason last year after an injury to striker Victor Simoes ruled him out for the season.

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“One thing about me, I’ve always turned up, I’ve always tried my best. Even with injuries, you get injections before games. And that’s just the love for Ireland and that’s the love for the country.”

Oman could become the 37th different country to be on the wrong side of a Keane strike, and he has history on his side with 42 of his 67 goals scored on home soil. “ I d o n’t c a r e a b o u t Muller’s record or anyone, I’m chasing the next one because that’s what I’ve done since I was seven. I don’t know any different,” Keane said.

“I want to sign off with a goal. There is no way I’m going into this game half hearted. Just because it’s my last game, I’m not going to go into it thinking ‘I’ll enjoy the moment’, as soon as that whistle goes, I’ll want to win the game.”

He’s received good luck messages since announcing his retirement from David Beckham, Steven Gerrard and Mick McCarthy, among others, but had special thanks to Ireland manager Martin O’Neill for asking him to play in Wednesday’s game.

CONFEDERATION OF ALL NAGALAND STATE SERVICES EMPLOYEES’ ASSOCIATION HEAD OFFICE : THEMEZIE H.S ROAD, KOHIMA-797001, NAGALAND

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE The President and office bearers of CANSSEA are deeply saddened to learn the untimely demise of Lt. Shri. Ngupezu Nuh, who served the Confederation as Treasurer during 1995 to 2010. The Confederation expresses heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

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Hart to join Torino on loan Turin, Aug 30 (IANS): Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart travelled to Italy on Tuesday to undergo medical tests to join Italian football side Torino on loan.

The Italian club reached an agreement with Man City to sign Hart, who was not included in the plans of the English club’s new Spanish coach Pep Guardiola, reports Efe. Torino will pay about 60 percent of Hart’s salary at Manchester City, which is 4.2 million euros ($4.6 million), according to local media reports.

Bendangakum Walling, president of All Nagaland Kung Fu Association (ANKFA) officiating a match at the National Rural Games 2016, organized by the Rural Games Federation of India, at Jayapriya Vidyalaya CBSE School, Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu. Bendangakum was recently awarded National Referee Certificate by the Indian Kung Fu Federation.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

03.09.1975 – 26.08.2016

We the bereaved family members deeply express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, unions, neighbours, friends, organizations and churches, who stood by us at the sudden and untimely demise of our beloved father and my husband Late Imolangba Sanglir (Molongkimong) on 26th of August 2016.

We are unable to personally thank each individual & group, but we believe that the heavenly rewards will be showered upon all of you abundantly by our Almighty God. We might not be able to mention all but we would like to thank especially : 1. Police of Dergoan & Golaghat 2. Doctors & nurses, of Golaghat Civil Hospital 3. Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary Geo & Mining 4. Shri. Amenba Yaden, (Rtd. IFS) Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary Industries & Commerce.

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08.01.1942 – 18.08.2016 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Yisao Shitiri would like to express our profound gratitude to each and everyone for rendering your every kindness to us during his prolonged illness till the time he left for his heavenly abode.

May the good Lord bless you all abundantly. Thank you all.

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IN GRATITUDE

S. TAKATUBA AIER President, CANSSEA We will always Remember you.

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REPRESENTATION TO THE GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF 7TH ROP The various State Services Associations led by CANSSEA met the Chief Secretary to the Government of Nagaland on the 30th Aug. 2016 in the latter’s office chamber and submitted joint Representation for timely implementation of the 7th ROP in the State for all the state employees in Nagaland with same and appropriate benefits with the effective date as that of the Central Government employees. The Representative was the outcome of the Joint Co-ordination meeting held on the 11.08.16 in the Conference Hall CANSSEA. The CANSSEA has been reminding the Government since November 2014 for timely implementation of the 7th ROP and the latest Representation was the 4th Representation so far submitted to the Government in this regard.

Through the Representation, the various State Services Associations urged the state Government to intimate CANSSEA on the action taken in this regard within the month of September 2016.

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HEAD OFFICE : THEMEZIE H.S ROAD, KOHIMA-797001, NAGALAND

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Late Shri. Tulapu Inaho Achumi (G.B)

On earth you toiled, in heaven you rest.

Farewell Dearest Daddy. Rest in peace.

Born : 02.10.1937 – Died : 19.08.2016

We the family members and relatives are forever grateful to each and everyone who stood by us in every way during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our father and patriarch Late Shri. Tulapu Inaho Achumi. May the gracious Lord pour His blessing on all of you and protect you all.

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DUBLIN, Aug 30 (Agencies): Retiring Ireland legend Robbie Keane says he would not have swapped a major club honour for his international career.

The LA Galaxy striker will play for his country for the last time in Wednesday night’s friendly with Oman at Lansdowne Road.

With 67 goals in 145 appearances, Keane is 15th on the all-time international goal scorers list, just one behind German legend Gerd Muller.

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Loving Uncle, Aunty, Sis Ameno, Adodo & Nizha Peseyie.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LT. HEIGAKTEING IRALU

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“He who believe in me, though he die, yet shall he live ” (John 11:26)

The Chief Secretary assured to look into the matter.

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You will always be remembered in our silent prayer and always remain alive in our hearts.

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LOTHA BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCULAR ROAD : DIMAPUR

QUOTATION Sealed quotations are hereby invited from the contractors/firms having equipments/machineries for dismantling and demolition of old Lotha Baptist building at Dimapur with the following terms and conditions.

1. Demolition of cement concrete including disposal of unserviceable materials.

2. Demolition of RCC works including cutting, clearing and stacking of steel bars and disposal of unserviceable materials.

3. Demolition of brick work including cleaning and stacking and disposal of unserviceable materials.

4. Dismantling of doors and window (steel and wood) rafters etc. cleaning and stacking.

5. Dismantling of tin roof truss (steel and wood) rafters etc. cleaning and stacking.

6. Dismantling of floors and disposal of unusable materials.

7. The quotation should also include list of machineries.

In addition to the above items, dismantling of any structures against the building are to be done as and when found necessary in course of dismantling/ demolition.

The rate is to be quoted on a lumpsum basis and the same will be received on 10/9/2016 at 1:00 PM in the Church Office and will be opened on the same date.

Target time for completion is 1 (one) month from the date of acceptance of the quotation.

Interested parties may inspect the building any time before the quotation.

The quotations may be submitted to the mentioned address.

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Lt. Dzüzeseho Luho, ABSI, DEF Kohima S/o Lt. Kezevihol Luho We the bereaved family members express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us morally, physically, financially, materially and in prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved brother Lt. Dzüzeseho Luho, S/o Lt. Kezevihol Luho on 19th Aug. 2016 after a brief illness at Bethel Medical Centre, Kohima.

We convey our sincere and special thanks to:Khuzama Christian Revival Church Khuzama Baptist Church.

Police Union Baptist Church, Phesama.

Khuzama Christian Revival Fellowship, Kohima.

Khuzama Police Station Fellowship Khuzama Krotho, Kohima Khuzama Youth Organization S.P Kohima and all ranks.

DSP (Traffic), Kohima and all ranks.

OC North & South Traffic, Kohima and all ranks.

OC North & South Police Station, Kohima and all ranks OC Khuzama Police Station and all ranks.

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Coy Commander and all ranks of ‘A’ Coy and ‘B’ Coy DEF, Kohima.

Tenyimia Krotho (North Traffic) Kohima North Traffic Mahila, Kohima Phesama Check Gate, DEF Kohima Khuzama Check Gate.

Narcotic Check Point Staff, Khuzama We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you individually, but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless each one of you abundantly.

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Died on 31-08-2013

Dearest Ayo, Three years have passed since you left us for your heavenly abode but not a single day pass by without you in our thoughts.

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N e w Yo r k , Au g 3 0 (Agencies): Defending champion Novak Djokovic overcame an arm injury scare and long-time rival Rafael Nadal shone in 33-degree heat as the US Open showcased its $650 million upgrade on Monday.

World number one Djokovic, also the 2011 winner in New York and chasing his third major of the year, defeated Jerzy Janowicz of Poland 6-3, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1.

Nadal, the 2010 and 2013 champion and seeded to face Djokovic in the semifinals, eased to a 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 win over Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan.

Djokovic had admitted that he was “not 100 percent” after suffering a wrist injury on the eve of the Olympics where he was a first-round loser.

But it was the upper right arm that bothered the Serb on Monday night as he played his first Grand Slam match since his shock third round exit at Wimbledon.

The 29-year-old needed treatment after just five games of the first set but eventually

pulled through against Janowicz who had played just two matches all year due to a knee injury.

“It was hard to follow Phil Collins,” joked Djokovic in reference to the lengthy opening ceremony which featured the veteran English rocker under the new $150 million roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium.

On his arm injury, Djokovic added: “It’s never easy to play at this level throughout the year. There are periods where you aren’t 100 percent.”

Djokovic next faces Jiri Vesely, the Czech who knocked him out of Monte Carlo this year.

Nadal’s reward for a fifth win in five meetings with Istomin is a match-up with Italian veteran Andreas Seppi.

A wrist injury forced the Spaniard into an early retirement at the French Open and sidelined him from Wimbledon before a gold medal run in the doubles at the Olympics helped ease his misery.

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Canadian fifth seed Milos Raonic overcame German dangerman Dustin Brown 7-5, 6-4, 6-4.

Croatian seventh seed Marin Cilic, the 2014 champion and winner in Cincinnati last week, eased past Brazil’s Rogerio Dutra Silva 6-4, 7-5, 6-1. Flamboyant French 10th seed Gael Monfils took his summer hardcourt record to 15-2 with a 6-4, 6-2, 7-6 win over Gilles Muller of Luxemburg.

Monfils almost suffered a freak accident when a giant courtside clock fell towards him as he collided with the back wall, chasing down a Muller shot.

The Flushing Meadows complex has been radically and expensively remodelled for this year.

However, the old Grandstand court, due to be demolished after the tournament, was pressed into action after the new Court 10 was deemed unplayable.

Yogeshwar’s Olympic bronze upgraded to silver

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N e w D e lh i , Au g 3 0 (IANS): Star wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt’s bronze medal from the 2012 London Olympics have been upgraded to silver after runner-up Besik Kudukhov of Russia was found guilty of doping violation.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) had recently decided to retest samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 Games which returned with several positive results.

According to a report by

flowrestling.org, Kudukhov, who won silver in the men’s 60 kg freestyle category in London, may now be stripped of his medal after his sample also tested positive for a banned substance.

As a result, Yogeshwar’s bronze was upgraded to silver.

The Haryana grappler had defeated Ri Jong-myong of North Korea in the bronze medal play-off who has now move up from the fifth position. The 33-year-old will now join fellow

Haryana wrestler Sushil Kumar as the second Indian silver medalist from the 2012 Olympics.

The results however, are yet to be officially confirmed by the United World Wrestling (UWW) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

Yogeshwar’s silver medal will only be confirmed when the UWW ratifies it in writing to the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI).

Kudukhov, who defeated Yogeshwar in the pre-quarterfinals at the 2012 Olympics, is considered to be one of the greatest icons of modern wrestling. He was a four-time world champion across two weight divisions and had won gold in every World Championship he competed in from 2007 to 2011.

He burst onto the international stage in sensational style at the age of 20 when he reached the final of the 2006 World Championships in Guangzhou, China.

He also became European Champion in 2007.

Johanna Konta defeated Bethanie Mattek-Sands to cruise into the second round of the US Open.

The British number one won 6-3 6-3 against MattekSands, who was celebrating a mixed doubles Olympic gold medal only two weeks ago, to book a clash with former Wimbledon semi-finalist Tsvetana Pironkova. Flushing Meadows was where Konta enjoyed her breakthrough run 12 months ago, reaching the fourth round when she had previously managed just one grand slam victory in her whole career. She has shot up the rankings since, from 97th to 16th, and a semi-final at the Australian Open in January has many predicting a renewed challenge on the hard courts here.

Kerber, Wozniacki win

Second seed Angelique Kerber enjoyed a stress-free passage into the US Open second round after her opponent Polona Hercog retired injured. Kerber, the reigning Australian Open champion, whitewashed the first set 6-0 before world No 120 Hercog quit after losing the opening game of the second set. Hercog had won just nine points in seven games.

Caroline Wozniacki won her first Grand Slam match of 2016 with a 4-6 6-3 6-4 win over qualifier Taylor Townsend. The former world No 1 had suffered first-round exits at the Australian Open and Wimbledon, and missed the French Open with injury.

Third seed Garbine Muguruza came from a set behind to eliminate Elise Mertens 2-6 6-0 6-3.

Paes, Bopanna in Davis Cup team N e w D e lh i , Au g 3 0 (Agencies): The All India Tennis Association (AITA) selection committee on Tuesday retained the doubles pairing of Leander Paes and Rohan Bopanna for the Davis Cup World Group Play-off tie against Spain, scheduled for September 16-18. The Committee, headed

by SP Misra, retained all four playing members of the squad that beat Korea Korea 4-1 last month with Saketh Myneni and Ramkumar Ramanathan to do the singles duty. The only change is in the reserve members of the squad with southpaw Prajnesh Gunneswaran replacing Vishnu Vardhan. Youngster Sumit Nagal continues to be reserve. Asked if they considered a different doubles pairing, Misra replied in a negative.

“We are playing Spain and it’s not good time for experimenting. Leander and Rohan are the best pair we have. Ideally, we should have three singles players in the squad but since Yuki Bhambri and Somdev Devvarman are both injured, this option is closed for now,” Misra told PTI.

Inderjeet never came to plead innocence: NADA BHOPAL, Aug 30 (Agencies): Shot-putter Inderjeet Singh might have questioned publicly the validity of the National Dope Testing Laboratory (NDTL) results which showed two different findings, but a National Anti-Doping Agency (Nada) official disclosed here on Monday that the sportsperson has not made a single appearance in front of the probe committee to claim his innocence. On the other hand, wrestler Narsingh Yadav was sent to the Rio Olympics as his inquiry got over post his request to Nada for a faster probe.

Nada’s project officer Anshul Gupta, who was in Bhopal to attend an antidoping seminar organised by the sports department, said Inderjeet’s issue is still pending with the anti-doping body.

“He should have appeared in front of the committee. He has never appeared in front of the committee. His advocate wanted time from NADA to put forward his case. I do not know when he will come in front of the committee to claim his innocence,” said Gupta.

In Inderjeet’s case, while one test said no banned substances were detected, the other had turned out to be positive. One sample was collected during an in-competition test at the National Interstate Athletics Championships in Hyderabad on June 29, while the other was an out-of-competition test for which samples were collected on June 22 in Bhiwani.

Inderjeet was dropped from the Indian contingent to Rio after he tested positive in the Bhiwani test.

– Classic Club and 22nd to 26th November – KDVA. However, the Council further stated that allotment and earmarking shall be withdrawn for association/s falling to organize tournament regularly (for two consecutive years). The earmarking and allotment of the ground is subject to revision and cancellation if any official programme arises. The local ground being constructed mainly for sporting activities, usage of ground would be given priority to sporting activities and Baazar/ mela etc. activities would not be allowed from 2017.

The release further stated that all the district level sports associations of various disciplines have to be registered with the Kohima District Sports Council by paying a onetime registration fee of Rs. 2000. Application for ground allotment, financial assistance etc would be considered for registered associations/organisations/clubs only, it added.

Madrid, Aug 30 (Agencies): Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu said talks are already underway for Lionel Messi to sign a new contract.

Messi is under contract until 2018 but Barcelona are keen to offer him fresh terms, following reports in July that a new deal had been agreed.

And according to Bartomeu, it appears only a matter of time before the 29-year-old officially signs a new deal.

“Messi has two years of contract but we will talk with him to renew because we want him to continue,” Bartomeu told Catalunya Radio.

Messi has made an impressive start to the LaLiga season.

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has overcome the disappointment of losing the Copa America Centenario final in June, helping Barcelona to Supercopa de Espana glory.

Messi also has two goals in as many LaLiga games as reigning Spanish champions Barca share top spot with Real Madrid and Las Palmas.

Bartomeu added: “Messi

NCSA to organise friendly football match

Dimapur: The Nagaland Civil Service Association is organizing a friendly football match between the Senior NCS officers and the NCS Probationers (ATI, Kohima) at the Secretariat Plaza on September 10 at 2:30 pm. The friendly football match was proposed with the hope that through such games it would foster more unity and bring the NCS family closer. The friendly match would culminate with a brief formal programme and dinner at ATI, Kohima.

Oberman

Pune, Aug 30 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise FC Pune City on Tuesday announced the signing of Argentine midfielder Gustavo Oberman for the forthcoming third edition of the football tournament.

On his first ever stint in India, Gustavo said. “I have heard great things about the country and the football fans here. I hope to see all of that during my stint with FC Pune City and make an indelible impression on the fans, especially the Orange Army.” Gustavo was a part of the Argentina Under-20 team that won the World Cup in 2005. Nicknamed Cachete, Gustavo’s professional football career began at Argentino Juniors in 2003. He then went on to play for River Plat, CD Castellon, CFR Cluj, Cordoba CF among other clubs.

FC Pune’s head coach Antonio Habas said, “Gustavo is a player who we feel is right suited to the style of football which we at FC Pune City would like to play this season, i.e. attacking brand.

“He has a knack of making chances from unexpected positions and I am sure that’s going to be an asset to the team.”

Jack Wilshere

London, Aug 30 (Agencies): Arsenal are prepared to allow Jack Wilshere to leave the club on loan this season to get regular first-team football.

Wilshere has been limited to two Premier League appearances off the bench so far this season after his preseason campaign was slowed by a knee injury.

Arsenal have two days to find a suitor for Wilshere with the transfer deadline looming - the summer window closes at 11pm on Wednesday.

The 24-year-old was also left out of Sam Allardyce’s first England squad, named on Sunday, and he revealed Wilshere would have to be playing regular football to get back into contention for an international recall, although he expected that to be with his

Rooney to end England career after 2018 WC London, Aug 30 (Agencies): Wayne Rooney announced on Tuesday that the campaign for the 2018 World Cup in Russia will be his last as an England player.

“Realistically I know myself that Russia will be my last opportunity to do anything with England,” Rooney told a press conference at St George’s Park in Burton, central England.

“So I’m going to try and enjoy these two years and hopefully I can end my career with England on a high.”

New England manager Sam Allardyce confirmed on Monday that Rooney, 30, will be kept on as captain for the World Cup qualifying campaign, which begins in Slovakia on Sunday.

The Manchester United striker will make his 116th England appearance in Trnava, taking him past David Beckham as the country’s most-capped outfield player.

Captain since August 2014, Rooney is also England’s record goal-scorer with 53 goals.

But in six major tournament appearances with England, he has never gone further than the quarter-finals.

England crashed out in the group phase at the last World Cup in Brazil two years ago and, with Rooney as captain, were humiliated by minnows Iceland in the last at Euro 2016.

“I have had a fantastic international career so far, played a lot of games and enjoyed every minute, but at some point it is going to come to an end,” Rooney said.

“I’m not old, I’m 30 years of age, and come Russia I feel that will be the time for me to say goodbye to international football.

“My mind is made up. It

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is up to Sam Allardyce again over the next two years, but if selected, I will have enjoyed it.

Some highs, some lows, but I’ll be an immensely proud man.”

Rooney’s most impressive performance for England at a major tournament remains Euro 2004 in Portugal, when, aged only 18, he scored four goals as Sven Goran Eriksson’s side reached the last eight.

England failed to qualify for Euro 2008 and he did not manage to find the net as they met with disappointment at the World Cups of 2006 and

2010.

Rooney ended an eightyear wait for a major tournament goal at Euro 2012, but England fell in the quarterfinals.

Although Rooney was deployed in midfield by former manager Roy Hodgson during Euro 2016, Allardyce has indicated he intends to use him in a number 10 role.

Rooney has been playing in that position under new United manager Jose Mourinho since the start of the season, but the former Everton player said he was happy to play anywhere.

Barca discussing new contract with Messi

Pune City sign Kohima local ground reserved Arsenal make Wilshere available Argentine midfielder for sporting activities from 2017

Dimapur: The Kohima District Sports Council (KDSC) in a press release has informed that for effective management of (Khuochiezie) local ground keeping in the priority of games and sports activities in the district, a meeting was held recently in the office chamber of Deputy Commissioner, Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor IAS who is also the Chairman of KDSC. DC Kohima and Chairman KDSC stated that in order to keep the continuity of sporting activities and to avoid last minute clash of programmes, the council has decided to reserve the ground to association/ organisations/ clubs that organizes tournament regularly w.e.f 2017 as follows: 1st to 15th January – KVYO (every alternate year); 5th to 20th September – Lt. Capt. Neikezhakuo Memorial Trophy; 1st to 20th October – NSF’s Martyrs Trophy; 23rd to 29th October – 3E, Wrestle Mania; 1st to 20th November

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current club.

“Jack just hasn’t had enough game time. Hopefully he will get that in the future at Arsenal,” said Allardyce.

“If Jack Wilshere was playing every week for Arsenal he would be in the squad, but unfortunately he isn’t. It is game time for him and it has been few and far between because he has had too many injuries unfortunately.”

“It is a question of game time and the contribution he is making to Arsenal and he is not doing that at the moment, so I left him out.”

Wilshere missed the majority of the 2015-16 season with a broken leg and competition for places in the Arsenal midfield has only been increased by Arsene Wenger’s transfer business over the last nine months.

Josep Maria

is the number one player in the world. The tax issues faced by his family is something that we do not like because sometimes players are not responsible for these things.”

“We talk to all players and in the case of Leo, he is a very strong person, with great

ambition, and has returned better than ever, demonstrating the desire to continue making people happy in Barcelona. We can always count on him.”

Messi could miss WC qualifiers Spanish football champions FC Barcelona confirmed

that Lionel Messi has suffered a hamstring injury which might keep the Argentine away from the forthcoming World Cup qualifiers against Uruguay and Venezuela.

Medical tests on Monday uncovered an issue with Messi’s left hamstring, but he will travel to Argentina to link up with his team-mates and undergo further assessments.

Messi, who announced his international retirement after Argentina’s Copa America loss to Chile, later on reversed his decision to quit after speaking with national head coach Edgardo Bauza, but he could miss the next few games over fitness issues.

“Leo Messi has hamstring trouble but is travelling to Argentina,” Barcelona tweeted on Monday.

He had been expected to play against Uruguay on Saturday, with a game against Venezuela to follow on September 6. Argentina are third in South American qualifying for the 2018 World Cup, with Friday’s opponents Uruguay topping the CONMEBOL standings after six fixtures.

100 yr-old runner from India gets gold medal VANCOUVER, Aug 30 (Agencies): Man Kaur from India needed almost a minute-and-a-half to cross the finish line in the 100-meter dash, but she still picked up a gold medal on Monday at the American Masters Games.

That’s because the 100-yearold Ms Kaur was the only female competitor in her age category at the competition for older athletes.

When she crossed the finish line in Vancouver, her competitors - many of them in their 70s and 80s - were there to cheer her on.

Ms Kaur’s energy and drive to compete have become an inspiration to participants in the unique international event for athletes over 30.

“When she wins, she goes back to India, and she’s excited to tell others, ‘I have won so many medals from this country,’ “ said her son Gurdev Singh, 78, translating for his mother. “Winning makes her happy.”

After Ms Kaur finished the sprint in one minute and 21 seconds, she stood smiling with her hands raised in the air. Asked how she felt, she breathed heavily and clutched a bottle of water, unable to speak. Earlier, she won gold medals in the javelin and shot put.

Mr Singh, 78, who also is

Man Kaur, 100, of India, competes in the 100-meter track and field event at the Americas Masters Games in Vancouver, British Columbia. (AP/PTI) competing in the Games, said he encouraged his mother to start running at age 93 because he knew she could become a star.

“I asked her. ‘You have no problem, no knee problem, no heart problem, you should start running,’” he recalled.

Ms Kaur has now won more than 20 medals in Masters Games across the globe.

While practicing in her home of Chandigarh, she goes out every evening to run five or 10 short distances, said Mr Singh.

Mr Singh said his mother believes in promoting running to other older women.

“She encourages them, old ladies, that they should run, they should not eat wrong foods, and they should encour-

age their children also to take part in the Games.”

Charmaine Crooks, a five-time Olympian who won a silver medal for Canada in the women’s 4x400-meter relay in 1984, serves as an athlete ambassador for the Masters Games. She praised Ms Kaur’s “dynamic spirit.”

“I know that it’s inspired me. Hey, I’ve got almost 50 more years to go, right?”

Crooks said. “She’s inspiring everyone, young and old.”

The World Masters Games take place every four years, with regional games in between. The Americas Masters Games in Vancouver is the first summer regional games in North America, Ms Crooks said.

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