August 31, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 266

DIMAPUR, thursday, august 31, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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International, Page 9

Mega mock drill on disaster management

Correspondent/Staff Reporter

KOHIMA/DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home Department in collaboration with District Disaster Management Authorities (DDMAs), the responsible departments and civil society organisations simultaneously conducted Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx), a mock drill on disaster preparedness, across the state on Wednesday.

The preparedness exercise, which was carried out taking the earthquake scenario of 8.4 magnitudes Richter scale in Nagaland, was primarily to test the preparedness level and capacity of the state in the event of such disaster. At 11 am, all disaster management forces across Nagaland swung into action to contain damages caused by a 8.4 magnitude earthquake with its epicentre between Kohima and Phek at a stretch of around 80-90 Km from Kohima.

In Kohima district, the mock drill was exercised under the DC Kohima as response officer (RO) and ADC Kohima as incident commissioner (IC). Dur-

DDADU objects to revised autofare Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , AU G 3 0 (NPN): Dimapur District Auto Drivers Union (DDADU) has raised objection to the new revised fare chart issued by the Regional Transport Authority (RTA) Dimapur, which would be effective from September 1.

DDADU president, I. Vitoshe Sema said the union was unhappy with the decision of the RTA since the proposal submitted by the union was not taken up.

Asserting that the new rate fixation was “unexceptional”, DDADU appealed to the RTA to look into the matter, saying the new rates would affect the autodrivers.

The union also raised issues about the deplorable road conditions, traffic congestion and also the difficulties faced by the drivers.

DDADU further warned that if RTA failed to heed to their demands, the union would start implementing the previous rate and carry five passengers as usual.

Meanwhile, DDADU also informed about the support extended by Thakheku Village-Rangapahar-Signal Angami auto drivers against the new revised fare. In this regard, the auto drivers of the area have also requested RTA review the decision.

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Disaster response team members carry out mock drill at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Dimapur on Wednesday. (NP)

ing the mock drill exercise, different committees like planning section, operation section, logistic section, response branch, air operation section, medical unit were set up and to assist the operation volunteers from Kohima Science college NCC group, polytechnic and the DEF rendered their services.

Commissioner & secretary, NSDMA, KhrienuoMetha, said that the twohour long exercise added some awareness to all the line departments and the public to respond to such calamities.

During the debriefing

with various stakeholders after the drill at State Emergency Operation Centre here on Wednesday, the additional chief secretary and home commissioner, Temjen Toy, said that such exercise was required in the near future so what was learned today would be taken into account.

During the discussion, it was noted that more attention should be given to the schools because disaster could happen anytime and students must know how to shelter themselves from the disaster. The meeting also observed that minimum re-

quired equipments must be made available in all the Primary Health Centres or the district hospitals to meet any eventuality. It was noted that hospitals like Wokha district hospital was not equipped with oxygen. Further, Toy informed that more siren sound needed to be installed in all the strategic locations and also open more mode of voice communication.

Shortage of trained manpower was also discussed. In Kiphire district, the drill could be conducted only at four locations out of the six owing to shortage of trained manpower.

Toy insisted on increasing man power in all the districts. He also stressed on the need to earmark centrally located staging areas so there was no confusion if real disaster occurred.

For machineries, Toy said mechanical department should be contacted for emergency deployment of machineries while also alternate routes have to be worked out if the highways were blocked. On food, he said food and civil supplies department had to keep proper inventory of food item to dispatch for emergency cases.

DG prison, Rupin Sharma, suggested tying up with kitchen communities for emergency. He asked NSDMA to do more research on food and water while citing instances of floods that occurred in Dimapur, Tuli and Tizit where drinking water ran out. The meeting also discussed about setting up of SDRF teams in Kiphire, Longleng and Peren.

DIMAPUR: In Dimapur district, the mock exercise, which was held at 13 different locations, began with sounding of siren at 11 a.m. for one minute.

Some of the residents were taken by surprise when the emergency services, police, the fire department, district magistrates, civil defence volunteers and NGOs rushed to mock drill staging area that was set up at Indoor Badminton Stadium.

Right after the sounding of siren, an emergency operation centre was activated at the DC’s conference hall Dimapur and DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, hurriedly convened an emergency briefing of the DDMA members and head of departments and appraised them of the disaster.

99% scrapped 500, 1000 rupee notes back in system, says RBI

Mumbai, Aug 30 (PTI): As much as 99 per cent of the junked Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes have returned to the banking system, RBI said Wednesday, prompting opposition to question the efficacy of the government’s unprecedented note ban decision to curb black money and corruption.

The Reser ve Bank, which has so far shied away from disclosing the actual number of junked currency deposited after November 8 last year, said in its Annual Report for 2016-17 that Rs 15.28 lakh crore of the junked currency had come back into the banking system, leaving only Rs 16,050 crore out.

As on November 8, 2016 there were 1,716.5 crore pieces of Rs 500 and 685.8 crore pieces of Rs 1,000 in circulation, totalling Rs 15.44 lakh crore.

Post-demonetisation RBI spent Rs 7,965 crore in 2016-17 on printing new Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 and other denomination notes, more than double the Rs 3,421 crore spent in the previous year.

The demonetisation (Cont’d on p-8, more on p-2) was hailed as a step that

would curb black money, corruption and check counterfeit currency but RBI said just 7.1 pieces of Rs 500 note per million in circulation and 19.1 pieces of Rs 1,000 notes per million in circulation were found to be fake in its sample survey.

Opposition was quick to seize on the data to attack the government with former Finance minister P Chidambaram saying, “RBI ‘gained’ Rs 16000 crore, but ‘lost’ Rs 21000 crore in printing new notes! The economists deserve Nobel Prize.”

“Rs 16,000 cr out of demonetised notes of Rs 15,44,000 cr did not come back to RBI. That is 1 per cent. Shame on RBI which ‘recommended’ demonetisation,” he tweeted.

Chidambaram also wondered if demonetisation was “a scheme designed to convert black money into white?” Samajwadi Party leader Naresh Agarwal said his party would move a privilege motion against RBI Governor Urjit Patel for misleading a parliamentary panel on the issue.

RBI said just 8.9 crore pieces of Rs 1,000 notes or 1.3 per cent of the scrapped

ones have not returned. It, however, did not give a specific number for the old 500 rupee notes.

“Subject to future corrections based on verification process when completed, the estimated value of specified bank notes (SBNs) received as on June 30, 2017 is Rs 15.28 trillion,” the central bank said.

After the note ban, old notes were allowed to be deposited in banks, with unusual deposits coming under income tax scrutiny.

RBI said its income for 2016-17 decreased by 23.56 per cent while expenditure jumped 107.84 per cent.

The government replaced old Rs 500 notes with new ones, but no replacement for Rs 1,000 notes have been made. Instead, a new Rs 2,000 note was introduced post note ban.

RBI said there are as many 588.2 crore of Rs 500 notes, both old and new in circulation as of March 31, 2017. As of March 31, 2016, there were 1,570.7 crore Rs 500 notes in circulation.

As many as 328.5 crore pieces of new Rs 2,000 notes were in circulation as on March 31, 2017.

CNTC asks state govt to start NSCN (I-M), GoI talks SC order: All seven parliamentary acting on illegal immigrants in ‘advanced stage’ secretaries in Mizoram resign DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has asked the state government to start acting with all promptness on the directive of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) to all states to identify all illegal immigrants and deport them.

Expressing concern over the unabated and unchecked influx of illegal immigrants in the state, the CNTC through its media cell said, “Looking at the present rate of influx, the future existence of our younger generations seems greatly endangered by the threat posed by this continuous incursion.”

Slamming the state agencies for “lackadaisical attitude”, the CNTC said their monitoring systems have miserably failed in protecting the vulnerable indigenous population of the state.

CNTC affirmed that it would very soon take on this issue with all seriousness together with all other tribal hohos, NGOs, civil society organisations, student organisations and churches. In this regard, the CNTC has appealed to them to join hands in curbing the menace of illegal immigrants.

Further, the Central Nagaland Tribes Council has raised concern about the random issuance of driving license Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, etc. by respective authorities and Permanent Residence Certificates (PRC) in many localities by the respective GBS/ chairmen.

In this connection, the CNTC has appealed to all responsible to stop such activities immediately before greed and gullibility wipe out the coming generations.

It stated that instead of having any concern for educated unemployed youths of the state, there were many so called apex organisations that were letting out their premises randomly without any thought to those immigrants.

Affirming that it cannot allow the state to become another Tripura where the indigenous inhabitants have been reduced to a minority, the CNTC, as directed by the centre, has urged the state government to be serious and set up a task force at state and district level and identify all illegal immigrants and deport them at the earliest.

GUWAHATI, AUG 30 (AGENCIES): The talks between the Government of India and NSCN (I-M) are in “advanced stage” and the Centre has rejected the demand of the militant outfit to allow Nagaland to have separate constitution. Meanwhile, the Centre is also hopeful that the Khaplang faction of the NSCN will also rejoin the peace process.

Highly placed sources in the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) told The Assam Tribune that the NSCN (I-M) was demanding separate constitution, passport system, etc., but those demands have been rejected by the Centre.

The Centre has also not accepted the demand for creation of ‘Greater Nagalim’ by inducting territories of other states as demanded by the militant outfit. Sources revealed that the Centre would not cut into the territory of any state without the approval of the concerned State Government.

The leaders of the NSCN (I-M) were told that if they can persuade the other State Governments in this regard, then only the Centre would accept the demand. But as no State Government has agreed to the demand, there is no question of affecting the territorial integrity of any state of the region while signing the final agreement with the NSCN (I-M), sources added.

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AIZAWL, AUG 30 (AGENCIES): Setting an example for the rest of the legislators in the country to respect the law, all the seven parliamentary secretaries in Mizoram on Wednesday submitted their resignations to chief minister, Lal Thanhawla. The chief minister accepted the resignations.

Those who tendered resignation were K.S. Thanga, H. Zothangliana, Lt. Col. Z.S. Zuala, K Lalrinthanga, T.T. Zothansanga, Hmingdailova Khiangte and Joseph Lalhimpuia.

The mass resignation came in the wake of the Supreme Court July 26 ruling on the ‘The Assam Parliamentary Secretaries (Appointment, Salaries, Allowances and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 2004’.

The Bench comprising Justice J Chelameswar, Justice R K Agrawal and Justice A M Sapre held that Assam legislature lacked competence to create the post of parliamentary secretaries. It declared that the appointment of parliamentary secretaries in Assam was unconstitutional. Lal Thanhawla, who is also president of Mizoram

PCC, however, appointed all the former parliamentary secretaries as its general secretaries. A Congress statement said that the former parliamentary secretaries were appointed MPCC general secretaries to strengthen the party in view of the state assembly polls due next year end.

It may be recalled that the Sikkim High Court last week, in a landmark judgement, declared that the Sikkim Parliamentary Secretaries (Appointment, Salaries, Allowances and Miscellaneous) Provisions Act 2010 and consequential notifications as unconstitutional and accordingly quashed with immediate effect.

Even in Meghalaya, the Meghalaya High Court had issued a notice to the state government for a final hearing on the matter of the posts of parliamentary secretaries.

A division bench of Chief Justice Dinesh Maheshwari and Justice Ved Prakash Vaid heard a Public Interest Litigation challenging the appointment of parliamentary secretaries in the state.

BJP minister creates controversy on Clean Election Zeliang, Rio and others call on President, VP Correspondent

KO H I M A , AU G 3 0 (NPN): BJP legislator and minister for Co-operation, Relief & Rehabilitation and MARCOFED, Imtilemba Sangtam created a huge controversy on Wednesday when he spoke against Clean Election.

Addressing a combined meeting of Nagaland state BJP unit and mandal presidents at IG Stadium, he said that “without spending money and purchasing votes, no BJP candidate will be elected.” He said the issue will only be discussed after formation of a BJP government in Nagaland.

Sangtam was of the opinion that if every Naga practised Christian principles, there would be no need of talking about clean election or purchase of votes.

The minister said he was dismayed that despite Nagaland having 46% wom-

en population, the membership of women in the BJP Mahila was very poor. He urged upon the BJP workers to bring in more women into the party fold, since “women are better in bringing votes.”

Sangtam was confident that if BJP was voted to power, the livelihood of poor people would be enhanced. He said this would enable the people to pay more tithes which would help the church.

Further, Imtilemba expressed strong resentment on the allocation of portfolios to BJP legislators. He said in spite of being coalition partners, the present NPFled DAN government had no regard for BJP. However, Sangtam said, he and his colleagues stood firml and were proud to be BJP legislators.

He called upon the party workers to work hard and ensure that BJP would be voted to power in the coming election. The minister also

appealed to the BJP officials to revoke the suspension/expulsion order issued on some of its members.

Sangtam also appealed to the BJP workers to be better Christians than others so that the party will prove that it is not a communal party.

Also addressing the meeting, BJP general secretary (organisation) incharge of North East, Ajay Jamwal lamented that Nagaland lacked good roads and infrastructure in all sectors, particularly education, power and health care delivery systems. Jamwal was confident that BJP would form the next government in Nagaland and that the party would be able to implement all the welfare schemes of the Central government to the grassroots, besides putting Nagaland in the path of development and progress.

Jamwal also appealed to the State BJP unit leaders and party workers to change

the mindset of the people in order to support the BJP to form the next government and bring all round development. Highlighting the welfare schemes of the BJP-led NDA government, Jamwal wondered whether the schemes were reaching the people of the State.

He also challenged the BJP leaders to be thorough with the party’s ideologies and principles and make it known to the people that the BJP does not discriminate but respects all religion, caste and tribe.

BJP legislature party leader and parliamentary secretary, Transport and Civil Aviation, P. Paiwang Konyak differed with the views expressed by Imtilemba Sangtam. Paiwang instead appealed to the party workers to be equipped to fight against corruption during election in line with the NBCC ‘Clean Election’ cam(Cont’d on p-8) paign.

D I M A P U R , AU G 3 0 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang accompanied by Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio, and other legislators called on President of India, Ram Nath Kovind and Vice President, M. Venkaiah Naidu and congratulated both on assuming their offices.

According to CMO, Zeliang appraised the President about the Naga political issue and the need to resolve it before Christmas in order to bring peace and development in the region.

He told the President that permanent solution to the protracted Naga political issue had been long due and needed to be resolved.

Zeliang told Kovind that once the issue was resolved, it would open the door towards Southeast Asian countries, adding that the Act East Policy of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi would become a reality.

Zeliang accompanied by Rio and others call on the President of India.

Zeliang also invited both the President and the Vice President to visit Nagaland and experience the rich cultural heritage of the state. Others who also accompanied Zeliang include-minister, Mmhonlumo Kikon, parliamentary secretaries-- S. Pangnyu Phom, N. Thomas Lotha, Pukhayi and Merentoshi Jamir.

Earlier during the day, the chief minister also met Union Finance minister, Arun Jaitley and deliberated on the financial situation of the state. Zeliang highlighted about the issue of

non-completion of projects taken up under SPA due to non-availability of funds after the formation of Niti Aayog. He also apprised Jaitley about the large scale damages caused by the recent rains/floods. Jaitley assured that all necessary help and support would be provided through National Disaster Relief Fund, CMO stated.

On August 29, Zeliang and his colleagues also met Home minister, Rajnath Singh and submitted a Memorandum for restoration and immediate sanction of relief.

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Mock-drill exercise conducted across Nagaland

Wokha mock drill team after successful conclusion of exercise. (NP)

Mega rescue mock-drill being carried out by the An exercise being carried out at the office of the SDRF, at Mayangnokcha GHSS, Mkg. (NP) CMO Mon. (NP)

Government officials and all stakeholders of Zunheboto after the D. Robin incident commander briefing the team before Phek incident response team. (DIPR) demonstration of NEPEx mock exercise at Zunheboto. (DIPR) proceeding to the locations, Longleng. (DIPR)

Participants at mock drill in high school ground Mock drill at Tuensang. (DIPR) Rescue team at Peren district. (DIPR) Japfu Christian College.

Kiphire. (NP) DIMAPUR: Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise (NEPEx) was conducted across the state by Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) in association with DDMAs and concerned governmental departments, civil societies and the communities on August 30.

WOKHA: Wokha District Disaster Management Authority (WDDMA) also conducted mock drills with various case scenarios at 6 locations across Wokha town. The locations included both commercial and residential areas as well as schools – Etsutchukha Colony, 2 sites at Police Point, Power House area, DBHSS Wokha and GHSS Wokha.

The various agencies including from the SDRF, fire and emergency services, police personnel, CFRs and con-

cerned departments along with the Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) put in place for the purpose acted like clockwork and successfully carried out the various tasks assigned for the drill.

During the mock exercise, 43 victims including 15 seriously injured and 28 minor injury victims were rescued and evacuated, including from highrise building. The EOC was put in place at DC Wokha conference hall while Wokha local ground was the staging area.

Wokha district observer for the mock drill, Ada Lawrence, assistant IT specialist, SDMA Sikkim, commented later that she was overall satisfied with the mock drill. (Correspondent) MOKOKCHUNG: In Mokokchung, the SDRF carried out a mega mock drill rescue exercise op-

eration, in tune with an 8.4 magnitude earthquake at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex as the Emergency Operation Centre (EOC).

The 4 major centres of exercise were conducted at Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondary School (MGHSS) for evacuation exercise, Mokokchung Municipal Complex for leaning ladder rescue, collapse structure rescue & rope rescue technique, under construction New Deputy Commissioner Complex for high rise fire rescue and Guudwara forfire rescue in residential area. At the end of the exercises, the key observer, Joint Director, Civil Defence & Home Guards and Joint Commander, Government of Meghalaya, MK Sangma shared the operation review with the key responsible first responders to disas-

ters and calamities. The Deputy Commissioner of Mokokchung & RO Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS lauded all the participants for the successful completion of the exercise and hoped that the same competence would be employed during an actual event. (Correspondent) MON: NEPEx mock drill was conducted from August 29 to 90 in Mon Hqs, wherein table top exercise was conducted at DC’s conference hall on August 29, led by DC along with department of police and all the head of the departments.

On August 30 mock drill was carried out at different allotted locations like GHSS, Kongjong Higher Secondary School, District Hospital, Lucy’s Shopping complex, CMO Office, DEO office, AGM(NST) office, Jahjon & Techahan

Incinerator installed at S& WC directorate

Ward, Tanlao & Wagiem ward and Chingai & Tompang ward. The drill was carried out in a well planned manner by organising and alloting various offices and locations into operation section, planning section, logistic section and relief section.

There were 120 volunteers from Wangkhao Govt. College and 40 Community First Responder from Walo, Jahjon, Wagiem and Tanlao ward.(Correspondent) KIPHIRE: In Kiphire mock drill execise was conducted by SDRF,CFR and DEF personnel combined, fire and emergency service personnel at 4 locations, 2 schools,1 private building and 1 shoping complex.

The excise was successfully conducted with participation of school children and general public. The mock concluded with debriefing by deputy commissioner

KABA to organise election rally-cumdebating & worship

DIMAPUR: Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA) youth ministry in tune with the clarion call made by NBCC for clean election would be undertaking election rally-cum-debating and worship nite on September 9, at Kohima. A press note by KABA youth pastor, Tiatoshi Longkumer stated that the clean election march would start at 1:30 p.m from Old MLA junction to The Heritage and worship nite would start at 4 p.m. The event would be a free admission for all and Additional director & HoD during installation of locally designed incinerator at directorate of Soil expenses paid by KABA. & Water Conservation, Kohima.

DIMAPUR: The department of Soil & Water Conservation has installed first of its kind waste management incinerator at the directorate, Kohima on August 29.

While inaugurating the plant,

additional director & HoD of Soil & Water Conservation, E. James Lotha highlighted the importance of waste management through the use of environment friendly technology. The plant was designed with an

DAPCU conducts sensitization programme

DIMAPUR: District AIDS Prevention and Control Unit (DAPCU) Kohima along with Baptist High, Kohima conducted a sensitization program on HIV/AIDs and the stigma and discrimination associated with it on August 28, for classes 11 and 12 students.

DAPCU, DPO Sentimongla Tzudir, sensitized the students on the basics of HIV/AIDs, facilities under Kohima district where person tested for HIV could avail free of cost treatment and the services available.

Tzudir lamented saying that “when HIV transmission is poorly understood by people in the general popuK

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Jalukie ‘B’ VHC organises awareness camp

objective to safely dispose the waste materials by burning without causing any health hazards and environmental pollution. The incinerator was locally designed by UDA of Soil & Water Conservation, Kikhevi Caty. DIMAPUR: Jalukie ‘B’ village health committee (VHC) organised an awareness camp on August 26 at Jalukie B village council hall under National Health Project (NHP). The lation, it causes people to feel threatened by the mere awareness camp was chaired presence of the disease”. She added that everyone has a by president, Jalukie ‘B’ womrole to play in making sure that those affected were cared en society, Kigum, while the for, accepted by the community and also create a sup- programme was supervised porting environment where others at risk feel confident by Dinta where the gathering to access prevention services and test for HIV. was benefitted by resource The sensitization program was followed by volun- persons Dr. Ramheigum and tary and free HIV counselling and testing by the Mobile Dr. Lungkeuding. Earlier, an ICTC stationed at the school for the day. Many students invocation was pronounced by voluntarily came forward to test and know their HIV Agum and a benediction was status. said by Lungsiliu.

Kiphire, Sedevikho Khro who is also the responsible officer of Incident Response System structure of the district. He also appealed them to be prepared for any future eventualities. (Correspondent) ZUNHEBOTO: Zunheboto district conducted mock drill across 6 locations i.e Local Ground, GMS Old Town, Cornerstone Hr. Sec. School, DC Hill West, Traffic Point and District Hospital involving all the relevant government and private agencies in Zunheboto.

DIPR reported that office of deputy commissioner and district hospital were designated as EOC, staging area and relief camp.

The incident response team comprised of sdrf personnel, community first responder, paramilitary force, state police, fire brigade, medical teams and other

government and private agencies initiated the task in pre identifying safe locations. The designated observers for debriefing session were deputy commandant, 5th Assam Rifles, Ngukato Kiho and DSO, Lhokiye. Incident commander, ADC, Vekhoyi Chakhesang and operation section chief, district commandant, home guard and civil defence, Y. Khenito Chishi also spoke during debriefing session.

LONGLENG: Mock drill exercise was performed in three location namely at a private resident in Hukphang junction, Bautung Government Higher Secondary School and Christian School at the same timing. DIPR reported that after briefing the rescue and operation team by the incident commander, D. Robin SDO Civil Longleng

the teams comprised of the fire service, police, security force and armies rushed to the badly affected locations. The medical team also rushed to the affected areas along with doctors and nurses with first aid facilities. Deputy commissioner who is the responsible officer summoned the district level officer at his conference hall, where respective officers reported their activities.

TUENSANG: In Tuensang mock drill started on 11 am in the morning and lasted till 2 pm in the afternoon. DIPR reported that mock drill was conducted in four places: DBs court on high rise rescue, district agriculture office on fire incident, bazaar on search, rescue and evacuation and St. John Higher Secondary School for mass evacuation respectively.

All the emergency services were deployed for the mega mock drill purposes. The whole activities included 5 local observers and one central observer H. Lalduatta from Mizoram. Responsible officer and incident commander over view, operation section chief and observer’s remark was held at staging area at Loyem ground Tuensang.

PEREN: NEPEx Peren district conducted a mock drill with Incident Response System (IRS) headed by S. Tainiu, ADC Peren. The staging area was at local ground Peren.

DIPR reported that Zarenthung Ezung, DC Peren & Responsible Officer NEPEx Peren, briefed the team and swung into action.

PHEK: Phek incident response team held a programme on Incident Response System at DC’s conference hall with ADC, Incident Commander (IC) K. Mhathang Tsanglao as the chairperson. According to DIPR report, urban development officer Khate-u and district project associate Vekuzo were the resource persons. The programme was attended by Er. Rajesh Dutta, consultant ASDMA as an observer. Mock exercises were held at Phek Government College Phek, Higher Secondary School Phek, Bethany-1 colony and Jericho Colony Phek.

JCC: Japfu Christian College (JCC) joined the Nagaland Emergency Preparedness Exercise and conducted a mega mock drill in the college premises on August 30.

YONGSHEI BÜHÜ MONGJEM DIMAPUR SILVER JUBILEE PLANNING COMMITTEE

PRESS RELEASE

Yongshei Bühü Mongjem Dimapur celebrated its 25th Silver Jubilee on 26th August, 2017 at Purana Bazar, Dimapur with much pomp and gaity with Shri. A. Pongshi Phom, President, Dimapur Phom Union as Chief Guest.

Extending Silver Jubilee greetings to the Union, Chief Guest lauded the pioneers for their broad visionary initiatives. He said, honest and hardworking lives in any profession that one lead will bear successful life to a person in particular and society in general.

He said, today social media network has become the most attractive tool to connect and dessiminate one another and asked to use for constructive purpose and desist from using it for harmful and negative purpose. He encouraged the gathering to preserve and value the rich culture, tradition and custom inherited from forefathers. Further,Chief Guest said Parent-Childern bond of love relationship and respect to build up well. He also encouraged students to work hard in their own field to lead a successful life.

Earlier, the programme was compered by Shri. C. Pongshak, while God’s blessings was invoked by Senior Pastor, Phom Baptist Attoi Dimapur, Hamba Namdakly. Welcome address by President YBMD, H. Metjei. Exhorted by P. Metyan Treasurer, P. Haujai Council Chairman Yongshei, C. Bhupom DHO Longleng and H. Tenong former Advisor YBMD.A Special prayer was pronounced by Pastor Yongshei Baptist Attoi, Isaac Keikung for Yongshei people of Dimapur and choral presentation by Silver Jubilee Choir.

The programme also witnessed release of Silver Jubilee Momento and Souvenir by the Chief Guest.Vote of Thanks was proposed by Shri. L. Ponghok Planning Chairman and terminated the programme with a mass prayer.

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WEATHER FORECAST August 31

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy with a thunderstorm

32 26

Aizawl

Occasional rain and a t-storm 24 21

Guwahati Spotty afternoon showers Imphal

33 26

Some rain and a thunderstorm 26 21

Itanagar A thunderstorm in the morning 30 23 Shillong

Periods of rain and a t-storm

Kohima

Heavy thunderstorms; cloudy 23 20

25 20

Dimapur Cloudy with a thunderstorm

30 24

Cloudy, a couple of t-storms

26 21

Mkg

Tuensang Couple of thunderstorms Wokha

20 16

A morning thunderstorm or two 25 22

Zunheboto Overcast with a heavy t-storm 23 19

Business meet main speaker Thungbemo Murry (3rd from left), NEDFi branch manager Vimeyiel Richa, EATACOL chairman Tiatemsu Longchar and other during the event at Hotel Lake Shilloi, Dimapur. (NP)

Staff Reporter D imapu r , AU G 3 0 (NPN): North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Ltd (NEDFi) in collaboration with Entrepreneurs Associates, Nagaland jointly organized a ‘Business Meet’ at hotel Lake Shilloi, here Wednesday.

Speaking on the theme ‘Entrepreneurs Awakening on Projects Viability’, Business Association of Nagas (BAN) chairman, Thungbemo Murry said Nagaland had been a total subsidised and a welfare state where funding for any industrial project or a business undertaking initi-

ated by any Naga had to be pursued under certain special schemes or policies wherein the applicants should refer to themselves as under, “reserved, backward, and scheduled tribes etc.” which were limitations in itself.

He said, as state level policies and funding regulations were badly affected which discouraged lots and lots of Nagas in so many ways. He said these centrally sponsored schemes destroyed many businessmen and women and families, even churches and societies.

Citing a common business strategy practised

ACL for primary teachers underway

ACL for primary teachers under DMA Kohima district in progress on August 30.

KOHIMA, AUG 30 (NPN): A three-day programme for Activity and Competency Learning (ACL) for primary teachers under District Mission Authority Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (DMA SSA) Kohima district got underway at SEIMAT (SCERT)

Kohima.

Reader SCERT Nagaland, Thungchibemo Lotha delivered the keynote address during the introductory session which was chaired by coordinator EBRC L Khel, Visato Koso while assistant district

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coordinator DMA SSA Kohima, Thonsenlo delivered the welcome address.

The resource persons for the three-day training include primary teacher of GPS New Ministers Hill, Ruth; Trainer of Trainees (ToTs) L. Khel Kohima, Peletuonuo and ToTs Chiephobozou Peteneilhou and Kevikielie.

The topics to be covered include learning ladder logo & grouping, demonstration of ACL class, Maths, EVS and English.

Altogether, 130 teachers from 5 EBRCs are attending the training programme.

The training will conclude on September 1 afternoon with SCERT director Khrietuo Mezhür gracing the valedictory function.

in Nagaland where an individual starts a venture just to get subsidies and loans, Murry said all these practices which had been common in the state but were not sustainable in nature and does not contribute to the state’s economy in any way.

He also noted that many business establishments fail to survive all because of their own folly in misreading and unable to judge and discern our state’s economic instability plus their kind of undisciplined lifestyle and carelessness.

But in spite of various shortcoming that exists, a

ANHTU Kma unit informs

Dimapur: The All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Kohima unit would be observing its Hindi Diwas on September 14 at Tseminyu. ANHTU Kohima unit has invited all the schools under Kohima district for the respective competition which would be held on September 13. The competitions would include singing, extempore speech, debate, essay, poem recitation. The school may send the participating students details @nelsonyhokha@ gmail.com. For more information the schools can contact ANHTU Kohima unit gen secretary, Vizothal at 9089629973 and information secretary, Nelson Yhokha at 9856171486.

Last date for submitting details would be September 8.

new breed of young and innovative youths trying to set up new business ventures with creative ideas, Murry says, and that there was a need for elders and experienced business men and women to guide them and keep them informed of the conditions and situations of the state’s economy.

On that note, he said, BAN was prioritizing to initiate such awareness programmes with would help in moulding and guiding the younger upcoming business persons.

Entrepreneurs Associates Thrift & Credit Cooperatives Federation Ltd (EATACOL) chairman Tiatemsu Longchar, while sharing words of encouragement said, EATACOL in partnership with NEDFi was trying to conduct business meet all over the state in order to make the youths more financially independent by means of venturing into business.

He said entrepreneur was a new trend that has been picking up quickly and therefore EATACOL and NEDFi’s partnership was to ensure maximum help to the local entrepreneurs and youths.

Complimenting the womenfolk for their success

and consistency, Longchar said, there was no gender bias, 33% reservation or any quota system in the entrepreneurial world but those who were sincere and consistent were flourishing in the system.

He added that Nagaland was looking for a vision since off late it has become a state with no leader, be it in politics, government or social platforms, who could speak beyond their our needs and wants.

He also underscored that with the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), even the fresh entrepreneurs and business persons were given a level of play field at par with those into business for decades.

Earlier Char tered Accountant (CA), Lipokmeren, shared on project making and financial importance.

Local entrepreneurs Temsusenla representing Fusion and Imtisunep shared on their experiences.

NEDFi, branch manager-Vimeyiel Richa gave the welcome address, Charisma School, Dimapur proprietor-SN Lotha pronounced the invocation while NEDFi assistant manager-Detono Tepa gave the vote of thanks.

KSON appeals government to restore damaged road

The badly affected portion of road.

DIMAPUR: A portion of the road between Samziuram and Saijang villages which connects more than 30 villages under Ahthibung jurisdiction to its district headquarter Peren and the commercial town of Jalukie has been wipedoff by landslide for the second time on Tuesday.

A press note by Kuki Students’ Organisation Nagaland (KSON) media cell stated that denizens of the area did mass social work road repair on Monday but unfortunately, the

same problem persisted owing to rainfall.

KSON in this regard has stated that without involvement of the government and heavy machineries, the problem has become too enormous to be fixed by the local people.

Therefore, KSON has fervently requested the concerned authorities to fix the problem as soon as possible as thousands of denizens including the student community of the area are badly affected.

Wall painting by Project 72 underway in Kohima town Correspondent KO H I M A , AU G 3 0 (NPN): Project 72 team Kohima took to painting the walls in the heart of Kohima town, led by Sievituo Solo in Kohima town.

The team painted the wall at PHQ and at present painting the wall near the new NST Kohima. Speaking to this correspondent on the spot, social activist and Naga cyclist, Solo said that this was part of the community service by the team members to beautify the state capital. Solo also said it was to preserve the Naga culture by reminding the passersby with rich Naga writing on the walls.

It may be mentioned

Project 72 team depicting Naga culture through painting at Kohima town on Wednesday. (NP)

that the team also put up many inspirational quotations on public places in regard to cleanliness, painted some prominent world

personalities’ to inspire the public. The paintings were also to encourage young people to live healthy life by avoiding drugs and in-

toxicating substances and also render their voluntary services in cleanliness drive in the state capital for 72 hours in a year.

DDLSA meet on ‘juvenile justice system’ Nagaland CEO launches ERONET application

One of the stakeholder speaking at the programme. (NP)

Staff Reporter D I M A P U R AU G 3 0 (NPN): Workshop-cumconsultative meet on “juvenile justice system” organised by Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) was held on Wednesday at conference hall, deputy commissioner office, Dimapur.

While delivering the keynote address, judicial magistrate, first class/juvenile justice board chairman, W.V Patton stressed

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on the importance of the public in playing big role when it came to juvenile crimes. She said that rehabilitation and restoration should be the primary focus when one could talk about juvenile cases.

She added that the times have changed and because corporal punishment does more harm than good, juveniles must be dealt with in such a way where their physical and psychological soundness should go undisturbed.

She further said that the public must act as support system for children who were in conflict with the law and society. Because Nagaland was a tribal state, the juvenile criminals were caught in between traditional laws and the judicial laws, she added. She also urged everyone to bear the responsibility of having one-to-one interactions with children and not blame the institutions, as it was “our” bounden duty as humans.

Presenting a talk on

“POCSO Act/juvenile justice act”, legal aid counselcum-trainer (NSLSA), Esther K Aye laid emphasis on the duties of the juvenile justice board, the police, witnesses and public in general. She highlighted that the juvenile must be prevented, diverted, protected and reached out to from committing crimes.

She added that the police had a very important role to play and that counselling of the juvenile must start from the police station itself and that, they must keep themselves away from heckling the child.

Earlier, the workshop was moderated by panel lawyer, DDLSA Zuchumpeni Ngullie. Panel lawyer, DDLSA Sentimenla provided short talk on “human trafficking/child labour”, DCPO, Pikato Muru gave a presentation on integrated child protection scheme (ICPS), while reports and grievances were shared by the stakeholders.

Chief judicial magistrate/ secretary, DDLSA Ajongba Imchen summed up the workshop-cum-meet.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 30 (NPN): Nagaland Chief Electoral (CEO) Abhijit Sinha on Wednesday launched the “ERONET” software which was introduced by the Election Commission of India for electoral–roll management on Unified National Photo Electoral Roll. ERONET integrates the e-roll at the national level.

After the launch, Sinha informed this Correspondent that ERONET was envisioned keeping in mind the mandate of the election commission that no voter was left behind irrespective of his language or physical ability. He said ERONET system strives to make an applicant’s entry in the electoral roll unambiguous and error free without much of hassle, more transparent, seamless processing of forms, easy handling of the databases, regular and simpler way of monitoring and maintaining the health of the electoral roll.

CEO said the electoral

Abhijit Sinha at CEO office after launching ERONET application in Nagaland on Wednesday. (NP)

roll data was managed and maintained on state server by using electoral roll management system (ERMS) of respective states and the ERO-Net system provided a unified ERMS service at national level using UNPER. He informed that the system has three major components ERO-Net that links all EROs of nation, UNPER- unified national photo electoral roll database and NVSP citizen electoral services.

Sinha informed that inclusion, modification, deletion or transposition in the electoral rolls was done by filling and submit-

ting electoral roll forms.

The forms can be submitted online through the National Voters’ Services Portal (NVSP) http:// nvsp.in, which shall be processed in the ERONET. Link to the NVSP portal has been provided in the website of the election commission http:// eci.nic.in and the website of the chief electoral officer http://ceonagaland. nic.in.

He shared how online submission was more convenient as it could be tracked with phone number and no chance of missing the document. He also informed that one can submit offline forms in physical to the ERO/AERO/ BLO of his or her assembly constituency /polling station shall be digitized, uploaded and processed in the ERONET. He said ERONET application has already been launched in some states. CEO informed that all concerned officials have been trained at the state and district level for implementation of ERONET in the state.

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NE states tremendous scope in organic farming: Rupala

Parshottam Rupala.

Correspondent

Umiam (Meghalaya), Aug 30: Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmer’s Welfare and Panchayat Raj Parshottam Rupala on Wednesday said the northeastern states has tremendous scope in organic farming.

“Efforts are being been made to encourage farmers of the region to engage in organic farming. This will help in increasing the income of the farmers, making agriculture more innovative and also increas-

ing the overall production of the country,” he said addressing the Sankalp Se Siddhi programme, organised by ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region in Meghalaya.

He also emphasised on the need to equipping farmers with improved farming technologies, high yielding scientifically produced variety of seeds, organic fertilizers and irrigation facilities to increase their income.

Noting that farmers in Sikkim have been able to increase their income after adopting organic farming,

Mnp CM Biren Singh calls for conserving rich biodiversity Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 30: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Wednesday called for exploring scientific method for conservation of rich biodiversity in the region including Sangai deer and Shirui Lily which are found only in Manipur.

The chief minister said this while addressing the inaugural session of the 7th review and monitoringcum-mentoring meeting of department of biotechnology (DBT) sponsored Biotech Hubs in North East India at Hotel Imphal.

“We need to learn living in harmony with nature.

While utilizing biotechnology, let’s not forget how to conserve our precious biodiversity wealth and traditional practices and indigenous wisdom”, Singh said.

He expressed hope that the biotech could do something to conserve the precious biodiversity and ecosystem resources urgently.

The chief minister further pointed out that it was imperative to harness the natural resources of Manipur and the rich biodiversity of the North East, its flora, fauna, rare and endemic medicinal plants, aromatic and ornamental plants and microbial resources.

To this, he put onus on the biotechnologists that they would extend help to the state government towards harnessing bio-

technology for the overall growth and development of the state and the region, thereby contributing to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of building a New India by 2022.

Stating that Manipur was famous for its pineapple, Kachai lemon, orange, rare orchids, endemic medicinal plants and rare animals and wildlife, the chief minister said that the state government has been celebrating different festivals to promote the bioresources.

Vice-chancellor of Manipur University, Prof Adya Prasad Pandey, advisor of department of biotechnology, Dr T Madhan Mohan, dean of school of life sciences (Manipur University), Prof W Vishwanath, HOD of department of economics (Manipur University), Prof Amar Yumnam, dean of school of physical and mathematical sciences (Manipur University) Prof N Rajmuhon, former director of Institute of Life Sciences, Bhubaneshwar, Dr B Ravindran and director of Institute of Bio-resources and Sustainable Development (IBSD), Prof Dinabandhu Sahoo attended the function as presidium members.

The two-day meeting was organized by Advanced Level State Biotech Hub, Department of Biochemistry (Manipur University) under the sponsorship of department of Biotechnology, Government of India.

Rupala said, “The northeastern states including Meghalaya has tremendous scope in organic farming and I on behalf of the government assure you that all possible support will be provided in this regard”.

The minister also lauded the efforts of the state as it has declared itself as an organic state.

Rupali said that good quality of horticulture crops such as orange, pineapple, flowers etc can be produced in the region and surpluses can be marketed with effective supply chain management.

Elaborating the Sankalp Se Siddhi programme which seeks to double the farmers’ income by 2022, Rupali said” In doing so, it has unveiled strategies ranging from irrigation to crop insurance.”

He also eulogised ICAR for NEH Region in the northeastern states for doubling the farmers’ income within the next five years in their adopted villages.

Exploitation of technologies developed by the ICAR Institutes, State/ Central Agricultural Universities in the region will

Correspondent

Shillong, Aug 30: Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday claimed that BJP-led NDA government is mulling to disband the National Green Tribunal (NGT).

“We are going through difficult years and the dissolution may have disastrous results,” the former environment and forests minister, who set up the quasi-judicial body for environmental matters, said.

Ramesh, who launched his book Indira Gandhi: A Life in Nature at the Heritage Club here in Meghalaya on Tuesday night, said that the government believes that the environment is a regulatory burden and not as a societal obligation.

“They do not see it as something that it is essential for India’s present

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and India’s future. They see the environment as a bottleneck in the ease of doing business,” he said.

Ramesh had already filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the changes brought in by the Finance Act 2017,modifying the terms of appointment and functioning in various statutory tribunals, including the NGT. “Dilution of the independence of the National Green Tribunal is a direct dilution of the fundamental right to a clean environment and a balanced ecosystem found in Article 21 of the Constitution,” he said.

On the long-pending Uranium project in Meghalaya, the senior Congress leader said that the government cannot brush aside on the proposed mining project.

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. Moatoshi Longkumer, son of Senmongtetba Longkumer do hereby solemnly affirm and declare that Moatoshi Longkumer @ Moatoshi pertains to the name of the one and the same person., and that hereafter whenever and wherever the name Moatoshi Longkumer @ Moatoshi appeared in any paper writings, documents, deeds etc it shall be deemed to be as that the one and same person i.e. me.

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(Correction of Parents names) 1. I, No. G/75330A Rank : WO/GD Name : Shib Raj Uchai, S/o Dol Bahadur Uchai presently serving in 7th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 2. That I am presently serving in 7th Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO in the rank of WO/GD bearing NO. G/75330A. 3. That the under mentioned names of my PARENTS has been wrongly recorded in my service book and the same has been corrected as follows : Sl. No.

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

2. That I was born on 11.12.1968.

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

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

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

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

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

9 IRS imposters arrested in M’laya Correspondent

Shillong, Aug 30: Nine persons, including two women, have been arrested in the past 48 hours in Meghalaya in connection with an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) scam set up by imposters to dupe US citizens, a police official said on Wednesday.

“We have arrested nine people in the past 48 hours in connection with the IRS call centre scam from various locations after a long surveillance of their criminal activities,” Superintendent of Police (City) Vivek Syiem told IANS. He said more people were likely to be arrested in the state following a series of raids. Six were arrested on Monday night while three were arrested on Tuesday night.

One of the fraud call centres, IFA Enterprise, rented three floors on the building housing SS Net Com at Cleve Colony and was run by Amit Bhowmick and Sunny Mukherjee who were stationed outside and came after certain intervals to pay salaries to the scamsters. Another call centre, BPO Zurich, was operating from a Reserve Bank of India premises at Lower New Colony. As many as 77 hard disks, which had been removed from CPUs, Rs 1 lakh in cash and a huge number of incriminat-

ing documents, including scripts, were seized from the apartment rented by IFA Enterprise, the police official said.

In another raid, 85 CPUs and several IRS scripts were also recovered.

Two SS Netcom employees, Christopher Kurbah and Kiren Damai, were also arrested. From the apartment rented by BPO Zurich, electronic gadgets used in the scam, Rs 1 lakh in cash and several incriminating documents were seized.

Rijo Christian Joseph, a resident of Ahmadabad, and Sweety Sutnga were also apprehended in connection with the case. Syiem found another call centre, Dasanbha Enterprise, which was planning to shut down. The owner, Nicky War, was summoned immediately and after questioning it was found that the call centre was also scamming Americans.

“They would call American citizens and ask if he/ she suffers from any sickness or has undergone any surgical operation from a range of health problems. Then they would ask if he or she has got hold of an advocate (to which ‘no’ is the obvious answer) and then would claim to be a reputed American firm which would help them in getting ‘potential compensation’ for a fee ranging from $650 only to dupe the persons,” Syeim said.

BJP govt mulls to disband NGT : Jairam Ramesh

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Old Name

Present Name

Relationship

1.

Zab Bahadur Shahi

Dol Bahadur Uchai

Father

2.

Bal Kumari

Man Kumari Uchai

Mother

5. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes.

7. That the statements made in paragraph 1-7 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day the ___ of Aug 2017.

Notary Public Regd. No. 5413/2017, Date 30/08/2017

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I, Shri TEMJENNOKCHET, Husband of Smti TALILEMLA, of Changki Village, Dist.- Mokokchung, Nagaland and presently residing at Lengrijan, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare that Mr. PETER is our legal son and in his Academic Certificates and official records/ documents his name is entered as PELANG, his father's name is entered as THOUM and his mother's name as KHOANG and Permanent Address/Native Village as Phangsha Village, Tuensang, Nagaland. That henceforth my son's name shall be used as Mr. PETER, S/o Shri TEMJENNOKCHET (Father) and Smti TALILEMLA (Mother) and Native Village as Changki Village, Dist.Mokokchung, Nagaland.

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not only boost the productivity but also increase the overall production of the country, he said.

He also advised that the technologies, which are being developed at the research institutes and Universities, should be transferred through the KVKs to the farmers who are the actual beneficiaries at the earliest.

Union Minister of State for Railways Rajen Gohain, who also attended the programme, said that it is the dream of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bring a second green revolution in the North East through organic farming.

“Abundant natural resources, congenial climatic conditions, large population of educated youth makes the region suitable to trigger India’s second Green Revolution,” he added.

Rupala also handed over a power tiller to farmers of a SHG. The ministers and the people present in the programme also took the New India Pledge to work cohesively for strengthening the region in general and the farming community in particular.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, august 31, 2017

Regd No 2909/17

AFFIDAVIT

(CHANGE OF NAME)

Date 28/08/2017

I, Shri. Tiatemjen Longkumer, S/o Imtiyanger Longkumer, aged about 36 years, and a resident of Agri Farm Colony, Kohima: Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to the Ao Naga tribe.

2. That in all my official documents and records my name has been entered and recorded as Imlitoshi Longkumer.

3. That my father’s correct and official name is Imtiyanger Longkumer.

4. That henceforth I revoke my name Imlitoshi Longkumer, and shall be named/known/referred as Tiatemjen Longkumer.

5. That also in some documents my father’s name has been entered and reflected as I.Yanger instead of Imtiyanger Longkumer.

6. That the names Tiatemjen Longkumer and Imlitoshi Longkumer refer to one and same person i.e myself and also the names Imtiyanger Longkumer and I.Yanger refer to one and the same person i.e, my father.

7. That henceforth I shall be named/referred/known as Tiatemjen Longkumer for all future references and correspondences.

8. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be used for any rectification if arises in future.

That the statements from para 1-8 are true to be the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. And I sign this affidavit before the competent authority Kohima, on this 28th day of August, 2017.

Deponent Magistrate/Notary Public K-2815

“We should try to marry economic growth and environmental protection but there will be cases, instances and conflict between the two and when there is conflict between the two we must make conscious choices,” he said.

Moreover, he said “the solution (uranium mining) lies in political courage to take the tough decisions required to protect the environment and not just building dams, highways ,power stations and factories as it does not constitute towards sustainable development”.

Meghalaya is the third uranium-rich state in the country after Jharkhand and Andhra Pradesh. The state accounts for 16 percent of India’s uranium reserves, with deposits estimated to be around 9,500 tonnes and 4,000 tonnes respectively at Do-

miasiat and Wakhaji, both in South West Khasi hills district.

However, the proposed open-cast uranium mining in Meghalaya’s West Khasi Hills district has been hanging fire since 1992 after several groups expressed fears of radiation impact on human health and environmental degradation.

The Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) had pegged Kylleng Pyndengsohiong Mawthabah project in Meghalaya for Rs.1,100 crore.

The ores are spread over a mountainous terrain in deposits varying from eight to 47 metres from the surface in and around Domiasiat, 135 km west from here.

The UCIL plans to produce 375,000 tonnes of uranium ore a year and process 1,500 tonnes of the mineral a day.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2017-18/85

Dt. Zbto the 21/08/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Lukhali of Sutemi Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Zhukiye Chishi, has expired on 22/07/2017.

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

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DECLARATION Regd. No. 1154/2017 Date : 29/08/2017 I, Shri. Rijusangba Changkiri aged about 18 years, son of Shri Tiasunup resident of Sector 'B' Signal Angami Village Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I am the natural son of Shri Temjenjojang Changkiri.

3. That since my childhood I have been brought up by Shri Tiasunup and my mother Smti Imchalemla as their natural son and have provided me with all the necessary requirements needed for a natural son.

4. That henceforth for all my official purposes my stepfather namely Shri Tiasunup shall be called as my natural father instead of Shri. Temjenjojang Changkiri.

5. That I further declare that the statements made by me herein above are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing concealed therein.

And I signed this affidavit on this 29th day of Aug'2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the deponent.

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AFFIDAVIT CORRECTION OF NAME

Regd. No. 3796/17 Dt. 24/7/2017 I, Shri. W. Moba Konyak, S/o P N Wanmai Konyak aged about 29 years resident of Changlangshu Village in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Baby ! Its your Birthday Taday!

It was just one year ago God sent a precious angel to us. Your angelic smile and your innocent eyes support our faith in the fact that life is worth living despite all troubles. We pray that you grow to be smart, touch and a wise girl ! Happy Birthday to our little angle !!

With love, Mummy, Otsu, Obu, Oko Apong, Oko Imti and Relatives.

Dear Ngongo Mhonbemo We are so grateful each day for you.

You are certainly one of God’s greatest gifts. We pray that the coming year brings you countless and abundant blessings. Happy 1st Birthday.

Lots of love, Family members Happy Birthday Little Brother Awati, Let the God decorate each golden pay of the sun reaching your wishes of success, happiness and prosperity for you a super duper. Happy birthday Brother.

From, Your Sister.

C. Yajen Lkr (Molungyimsen) No matter what you do or how old became foe us you’ll always be our little son. May God keep on showing his blessing upon you. Happy 4th Birthday.

From, Dad, Mom, Grandpa & Aunty Aren..

Lima….

Precious day of yours blessed born day. As you are the icon of the family.

May God bless you and over come every walks of your life. Wishing and always pray for your bright future and good health. Happy Birthday Lima…!!!

Yours, Grandpa, Mum, Dad, Uncle, Aunt, Christina, Rachel and little Gracy, Along, Toshi & loved ones

Dear boo, Thank you for all the lovely and irreplaceable memories that you have brought into my life you are the greatest gift from God, thank you for loving me the way you do, on your birthday I wish that God blesses you with all that your heart desires, God loves you Happy Birthday love.

Always yours, As Zhimomi Helo Brother....Chuba Jongsu.

Thank you for all the memories we have. May this birthday be filled with lots of happy hours and also your life with many happy birthdays, that are yet to come. Have a wonderful birthday.

From, Edward, Joshua & Peter (Chumpo Brothers 2015-17) Dear, Risky Happy returns of the day. As you step into another milestone. May your life be fill with happiness, laughter and joy. HAPPY BIRTHDAY. Waiting for your treat.

Always, Homie Boys.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

PFUTSERO: NAGALAND No. Jud-4/SC/2014/429

NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Melhitsu-u Dienu, W/o Lt. Neihu Dienu, Carpentry (Grade-1) Pfutseromi Village of Phek District has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension, service benefits, etc. belonging to Late Neihu Dienu Carpentry (Grade-1) Pfutseormi Village of Phek District, who expired 31-07-2017.

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

Zeneikhonuo Vimero, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pfustero K-2807

DECLARATION OF PENSION NOMINEE

Regd. No. : 803/17 Dt. 17/04/2017 I, Mr. TONGPANGMATSUNG, son of Late Lipoksangla of Merangkong Village, Resident of Merangkong Village, district-Mokokchung, State- Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That, I am the deponent of this affidavit and I am the pension Nominee of my mother Late LIPOKSANGLA. 2. That my official name is Mr. TONGPANGMATSUNG. As such, in my official documents my official name Mr. TONGPANGMATSUNG has been recorded.

Whereas, In my mother’s Late LIPOKSANGLA’S pension book bearing P.P.O No. PEN/COM- 7721/NL/F/532, my name has been mistakenly recorded as Mr. JONGPANGMATSUNG. 3. That, my name Mr. TONGPANGMATSUNG and Mr. JONGPANGMATSUNG are one of the same person. As such, the above noted name stand for the same.

4. That, I hereby declare that my official name Mr.TONGPANGMATSUNG, shall be used in all my official documents, from the date of the declaration of this affidavit.

That the statements made above are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed therein. And I signed this affidavit on this day the 30th day of August 2017.

DECLARANT Solemnly affirmed and declare before on by the deponent on this the 30th August 2017 at Mokokchung.

MAGISTRATE K-2816

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 401/17 Date : 29/08/2017 I, Shri NARAYAN SUBBA, S/o Late G.B. Subba, resident of H/No-9A, Haralu Colony, Sector-I, Ward-05, Dimapur-797112 in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and state as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India enjoying all rights and privileges enshrined in the Constitution of India.

2. That my true and correct official name is "NARAYAN SUBBA" and the same is recorded in my Aadhar Card No. 6698 3243 5437 issued by the Government of India and in my Election Identity Card issued by the Election Commission of India.

3. That however my name had been wrongly written and recorded in my son namely John Subha educational documents as "NAREN SUBHA".

4. That the names "NARAYAN SUBBA" and "NAREN SUBHA" refers to one and same person and that refers to me.

5. That this affidavit is sworn to declare that "NARAYAN SUBBA" and 'NAREN SUBHA" is the name of one and same person referring to me, and henceforth I shall be using my true and correct name "NARAYAN SUBBA" for all official purpose whatsoever.

6. That the statements made in Para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge belief and information and nothing material facts had been concealed therein.

And I sign this affidavit on this 29th day of August, 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

DEPONENT Sworn Before Me DP-8688 NOTARY PUBLIC

Jaitley defends note ban

UP flood toll touches 103

New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): Uttar Pradesh’s flood woes continued as the toll rose to 103 while the situation improved further in Bihar with water receding from several areas and no report of any deaths today.

The flood situation in Assam and West Bengal too improved significantly and the number of deluge-hit people went down.

Torrential rains and subsequent flooding claimed at least 10 lives in Mumbai and the neighbouring districts of Palghar and Thane since yesterday.

N i n e p e o p l e we r e washed away in separate incidents in the city, while two lost their lives due to drowning in adjoining districts of Palghar and Thane.

Another man was killed when a wall came crashing down on him in Mumbai’s Ghatkopar. The toll in floodrelated incidents in Bihar remained unchanged at 514 and people have started returning home as the waters were receding.

decision — Jaitley said.

“People who haven’t taken a single step against black money haven’t understood aim of note ban. Deposits in banks don’t legitimise it”.

“Note ban was not an exercise to confiscate money… The next step will be to cleanse political funding.”

Chidambaram hits out at Govt, RBI

Arun Jaitley identified with its owner (sic).”

He also said that cash shortage caused by the central government’s decision had caused a “dip in terrorist and separatist activities” in Chhattisgarh — a Maoist hotbed — and J&K. In references aimed at the ruling BJP’s rivals, chief among them his predecessor P Chidamabaram — who took to social media on Wednesday to criticise the

Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram on Wednesday hit out at both the government and the RBI, as he called the decision a “shame”.

In posts on Twitter soon after the central bank’s report made headlines, the former finance minister said: “99% notes legally exchanged! Was demonetisation a scheme designed to convert black money into white?”

“Rs 16000 cr out of demonetised notes of Rs

1544,000 cr did not come back to RBI. That is 1%.

Shame on RBI which ‘recommended’ demonetisation.

“RBI ‘gained’ Rs 16000 crore, but ‘lost’ Rs 21000 crore in printing new notes!

The economists deserve Nobel Prize.”

Other leaders of the party were just as scathing: Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala called the exercise a “disaster” and a “massive folly” that cost 104 innocent people lives.

“Utterly failed #Demonetisation is nothing but a disaster in which 104 innocent people were killed while ‘Corrupt’ made ‘Windfall Gains’.

“Demonetisation Scam,not only dented institutional sanctity of RBI,but also credibility of India abroad.PM should apologise to the nation,” he said in a series of tweets.

Indian Army to undergo major reforms New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): Major reforms will be carried out in the Indian Army to enhance its combat capability which will include redeployment of nearly 57,000 officers and other ranks as well as ensuring better utilisation of resources, the government announced Wednesday.

Defence Minister Arun Jaitley said perhaps for the first time after Independence, such a big and “farreaching” reform process is being initiated in the Army.

Replying to a question on whether the exercise was undertaken keeping in view the Dokalam episode, Jaitley said, “This is not specific to any incident. It had been going on much prior to Dokalam.” The reform initiatives were prescribed by a committee headed by Lt Gen DB Shekatkar (retd) which had a mandate to recommend measures for enhancing of combat capability and rebalancing defence expenditure of the armed forces to increase “teeth to

tail ratio”. The ‘tooth-to-tail’ ratio refers to the amount of supply and support personnel (termed as tail) for each combat soldier (tooth). The panel had suggested 99 recommendations for structural changes in the Army and out of which the defence ministry has accepted 65 after consultations with all the stakeholders, Jaitley said.

He said operationalisation of the reforms begins “now” while the defence ministry stated that the process will be completed by December 31, 2019. The Army has a total strength of around 12 lakh personnel and is one of leading ground force globally.

“The net effect of this is, as to various, different functions in the Army, as per the changed environment of technology, economy, combat capability of the Army, how it is to be best utilised,” Jaitley told reporters.

In a statement, the ministry said civilians will be redeployed in different wings of the armed forces

for improving efficiency.

Army sources said around 31,000 civilian staff will be redeployed including in new formations, adding reform will be carried out in the Army’s education corp as well. Jaitley said the Union Cabinet was today apprised of the defence ministry’s decision to carry out the reform process in the Army. The Shekatkar committee was appointed in May last year and it had submitted its report in December.

“In a first ever exercise after Independence, the Ministry of Defence in consultation with the Indian Army has decided to reform the Indian Army in a planned manner. These decisions were approved by the Defence Minister,” the ministry said in a statement.

13 railway workers sacked for Utkal Express derailment New Delhi, AUG 30 (AGENCIE): Services of 13 railway employees were on Wednesday terminated for gross negligence that led to the August 19 train derailment in which more than 20 people were killed.

Among those sacked are 11 gangmen, one ironsmith and a junior engineer, the railway ministry said. All of them were workers in the Kathauli section where the accident took place when 14 coaches of the train jumped the rails. “The railways has terminated the services of 13 employees under Section 14 of the discipline and appeal rule,” said Northern Railway spokesperson Neeraj Sharma. Under this section, the services of any rail staff found guilty of gross negligence can be terminated without an enquiry. The railway had earlier sent on leave, three top officials, including a secretary-level Railway Board officer, suspended four officers and transferred one in connection with the derailment.

51 MPs/MLAs facing crime against women charge: ADR New Delhi, Aug 30 (IANS): As many as 51 elected representatives -three Members of Parliament and 48 Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) -- have been charged with crime against women as per their self-declared affidavits, an ADR analysis said on Wednesday.

The Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), a not-for-profit organisation, analysed election affidavits of 774 of the 776 current Members of Parliament and 4,078 of the 4,120 MLAs from across India.

Of these, 1,581 candidates were found to have declared criminal cases against them, with 51 involved in cases of crime against women. Four MLAs declared rape cases against them.

As many as 334 candidates facing charges of crime against women were given tickets by recognised

political parties. Of these, 294 were given tickets for assembly elections, the analysis found.

A total of 40 such candidates were given tickets for Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha elections.

The MPs who have cases of crime against women registered against them include Rajkumar Dhoot (Rajya Sabha, Shiv Sena), Partha Pratim Ray (Lok Sabha, Trinamool C o n g r e s s ) a n d Jo i c e George (Lok Sabha, Independent).

Among the recognised parties, the Bharatiya Janata Party has the highest number (14) of MPs/ MLAs who have against them cases of crime against women, followed by Shiv Sena with seven and Trinamool Congress with six.

In the last five years, the BJP gave tickets to 48 such candidates, again the highest among all recognised parties, followed

by Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) at 36, and Congress (27) for Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha and assembly elections in five years. A total of 122 such candidates contested Lok Sabha/Rajya Sabha/assembly elections as independents in five years.

Four MLAs have declared rape cases against them -- Gonuguntla Suryanarayana (Telugu Desam Party, Andhra Pradesh), Subal Sahu (Congress, Odisha), Jethabhai G. Ahir (BJP, Gujarat), and Gulab Yadav (Rashtriya Janata Dal, Bihar).

In five years, recognised parties gave tickets to 29 candidates who declared rape cases against them.

The election watch body demanded that candidates with criminal background be barred from contesting elections. Also, it said, cases against MPs and MLAs should be fasttracked and decided in time-bound manner.

290 children died at BRDM College this month: Principal Gorakhpur, AUG 31 (AGENCIES): A total of 290 children have died in the Baba Raghav Das Medical College in Gorakhpur in August, of which 213 fatalities were in the neo natal ICU and 77 in the encephalitis ward, its principal Dr. P.K. Singh said.

There have been 1,250 deaths since last January at the hospital, especially in the encephalitis, infant and children’s wards, he observed.

Giving a break-up of the casualties, Dr. Singh said 37 children died on August 27 and 28. Of this, 26 died in the neo natal ICU (NICU) and 11 in the en-

cephalitis ward. The death toll in January was 152 (143 in the NICU and nine in the encephalitis ward), in February it was 122 (117 and five), in March 159 (141 and 18), in April 123 (114 and nine), May 139 (127 and 12), June 137 (125 and 12), July 128 (95 and 33), he said.

Children with different complications and ailments arising out of premature delivery, under weight, jaundice, pneumonia, infectious diseases and encephalitis are admitted to the hospital, mostly in a very serious condition.

“A lot many lives can be saved if patients are

Babies undergoing treatment for encephalitis at the State-run B.R.D. Medical College Hospital in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. brought here earlier,” Dr. Singh stressed.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Adityanath had formed a committee on August 12, a day after the death

of children were reported at the hospital. The State government had also shunted out additional chief secretary, medical education, Anita Bhatnagar Jain.

BORDER ROADS ORGANISATION NOTICE INVITING TENDER (NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING) MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

1. Commander 15 BRTF, PIN-930015, C/O 99 APO on behalf of President of India invites tender(s) from the eligible contractors for the following work(s): Cost & Time of Details of tender Particular of work work documents Tender No.01 of 2017-18 (a) Cost ` 2.68 (a) Cost of tender Lakh ` 500/(Re-Tender) (b) Av a i l a b i l i t y : Supply and Stacking of (b) Period of On or after 09 Aug Sand between Km 3.200 to completion – Km 132.750 on Zunheboto- 180 days 2015 Aghunato-Kiphire Road (c) Earnest (c) Submission up for execution of SRMD money – to 1200 hrs on 04 works under jurisdiction of ` 5,500/Sep 2017.

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New Delhi, Aug 30 (Agencies): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley defended his gover nment against criticisms that came its way after a report by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said that almost 99 per cent of the money that the central government has scrapped last November had returned to the banking system.

In a statement on Wednesday, Jaitley claimed that the objective of the demonetisation, as it was called, was to bring down cash dependence in the economy, bring in digitisation, and stem illegal hoarding of money.

“People with inadequate understanding of how to tackle black money linked note ban with money returned to system,” Jaitley said, as critics called the exercise pointless and disastrous. “Money has now been

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, august 30, 2017

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ) ( KOHIMA BENCH ) I.A. No. 97 (K)/ 2017.

Arising out of PIL No.3 (K)/17 Shri. Imkongnechit alias Imkong Jamir Advocate ………APPLICANT -VSShri. S. T. Yapang Lkr alias Temsuyapang & 4 Ors. …. OPPOSITE PARTIES To, 1. Shri. S. Wabang Lkr, Son of Supongtemsu Resident of Para-Medical, Kohima, Nagaland. #9856123696 Permanent resident of Ungma Village District. Mokokchung, Nagaland 2. Shri. Pursanen Jamir, Son of S.Anenba Resident of Lower Agri Colony.

B.A. Final Year, Sazolie College, Kohima, Nagaland. #8732030269 Permanent resident of Changtongya Village District; Mokokchung, Nagaland.

3. Shri.Bendang, Son of Koraba Resident of House No. 607 Agri Farm, Kohima, Nagaland. #8974849570 Permanent resident of Longsa Village District: Mokokchung, Nagaland.

4. T. Atu Jamir Mokokchung, C/O The Editor, Tir Yim Yim House No.E/449, Nepali Kashiram, Dimapur, Nagaland. …… OPPOSITE PARTIES NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that an Interlocutory ApplicationNo.97 (K)/17 in PIL No.3 (K)/17 has been filed by the above named applicant in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as opposite parties.

That the Hon’ble High Court vide order dated 29.08.2017 has directed for substituted notice through 2 local newspapers, one in English and the other in Ao Vernacular newspaper and has fixed the matter on 03.10.2017 for entering of appearance. If no appearance is made on your behalf or by your advocate or by someone by law authorized to act on your behalf on the date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the Court on this the 29th day of August’ 2017.

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

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F.No. A.11019/04/2016-NMPB-III

National Medicinal Plants Board Ministry of AYUSH Government of India

Expression of Interest for selection of Research Institutions/Universities etc. of North Eastern region for setting up of Regional-cum-Facilitation Centre.

With reference to our earlier advertisement, published on 25-05-2017 in 2 leading Newspapers of north-eastern states (Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura) regarding the submission of Expression of Interest for establishment of Regional-cumFacilitation Centre in north-eastern region.

National Medicinal Plants Board, Ministry of AYUSH has extended the last date of submission of Expression of Interest for the said purpose till 15th September, 2017.

Those organizations who have applied earlier need not apply again.

For more details visit NMPB's website www.nmpb.nic. in or Ministry of AYUSH's website http://indianmedicine. nic.in davp 17203/11/0005/1718 DISTRICT : KOHIMA

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(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ) ( KOHIMA BENCH ) I.A. No.96 (K)/ 2017.

Arising out of PIL No.3 (K)/17 Shri. Watinungsang alias Wati Jamir Advocate ………APPLICANT -VSShri. S.T. Yapang Lkr alias Temsuyapang & 4Ors. …. OPPOSITE PARTIES To, 1. Shri.S. Wabang Lkr, Son of Supongtemsu Resident of Para-Medical, Kohima, Nagaland. #9856123696 Permanent resident of Ungma Village District. Mokokchung, Nagaland.

2. Shri. Pursanen Jamir, Son of S. Anenba Resident of Lower Agri Colony.

B.A. Final Year, Sazolie College, Kohima, Nagaland. #8732030269 Permanent resident of Changtongya Village District: Mokokchung, Nagaland.

3. Shri. Bendang, Son of Koraba Resident of House No. 607 Agri Farm, Kohima, Nagaland. #8974849570 Permanent resident of Longsa Village District: Mokokchung, Nagaland.

4. T. Atu Jamir Mokokchung, C/O The Editor, Tir Yim Yim House No.E/449, Nepali Kashiram, Dimapur, Nagaland. …… OPPOSITE PARTIES NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that an Interlocutory ApplicationNo.96 (K)/17 in PIL No.3 (K)/17 has been filed by the above named applicant in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as opposite parties.

That the Hon’ble High Court vide order dated 29.08.2017 has directed for substituted notice through 2 local newspapers, one in English and the other in Ao Vernacular newspaper and has fixed the matter on 03.10.2017 for entering of appearance. If no appearance is made on your behalf or by your advocate or by someone by law authorized to act on your behalf on the date of appearance, the matter will be heard and decided in your absence.

Signed and sealed by the order of the Court on this the 29th day of August’ 2017.

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

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post

Between The Lines

Vol. XXVII NO. 266 Dimapur, THursday, August 31, 2017

Fakes and fallacies

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hen religion and politics mix they cause an explosion which leave the helpless bruised and victimised. In India, the culture of revering self-styled enlightened fraudsters and fake godmen has exposed the shallow religious culture which prevents society from shutting the door on such fakes. The arrest of Dera Sauda chief Ram Rahim and the consecutive term of a total of 20 years in jail has yet to bring the masses to their senses. The BJP which reaped the harvest of Ram Rahim’s directive on his around 60 lakh followers in Haryana and Punjab to vote for the party in 2014 and the subsequent Haryana assembly election. The nationwide uproar after the violence still had not led the BJP to condemn the rapist godman. The BJP also refused to hold its chief minister Monohar Lal Khattar responsible for abdicating his responsibility in failing to control the situation. Like the BJP, the Congress earlier was the beneficiary of the Dera Chief’s vote bank.

This cannot be ignored if it is to understand the potent mix of religion and politics in India. Even the case of another godman Asaram Bapu who has been taken to custody for the rape of a 16 year old girl in his Jodhpur Ashram but still yet to be convicted. The Supreme Court has expressed its frustration with the Gujarat government and the Gujarat High Court for not proceeding with the trial of Asaram Bapu who has over 425 ashrams and more than 50 gurukuls all over, and a tremendous following both in India and aboard. Another controversial godman, Swami Nithyananda Swami Nithyananda was also accused of rape

by Indian-born American citizen, Arthi Rao, in June 2012. Another famous yoga guru –cumgodman is Baba Ramdev whose wealth grew by geometrical proportions after the BJP came to power. Tehelka magazine had reported financial irregularities and tax evasion by Ramdev’s trusts.

However, the neither the IT nor Enforcement Directorate or even the CBI haven’t bothered to raid Ramdev’s many business premises. The list of Indian godmen who were later exposed for offences point to the fact that they were only exploiting the sentiments of the people. In the past there was Bhagwan Rajneesh and Chandraswami who was said to have been very close to P.V.Narasimha Rao. Bhagwan Sathya Sai Baba who died in 2011 was also linked to alleged misappropriation of funds in the name of donations in running the Rs 40,000 crore Sathya Sai Baba trust. Moreover, even after the Baba’s demise, trustees found cash of Rs 11.5 crore, 98 kg of gold and silver articles weighing 307 kilograms from his private room, which again raised eyebrows. The money and valuables took 36 hours to be counted. In the west, cultic groups have also produced their version of godmen. Among those well known was David Koresh, Jim Jones, Charles Manson, Heaven’s Gate, People’s Temple etc. The long list of Indian godmen also proves that India is a major producer of ‘spiritual gurus’ whose claim to fame are marked by controversies and their affinity for power and wealth. Indian politicians are attracted to godmen because they realise the value of symbiotic living and it is time for the law to save the people by throwing the fake baba and godmen behind bars.

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).

Quotes

Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference. ~ Winston Churchill

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he Supreme Court’s judgment is harsh and unequivocal.

There could be no compromise on the basics of the Indian constitution, freedom to women and men to lead their lives as they wanted. I wish the Muslim community had accepted the bar on triple talaq, which goes against the spirit of the constitution. But it looks as if the fundamentalists have been having their way. This was even the case with Shah Bano, a Muslim woman, where the Supreme Court intervened and fixed alimony in 1985 after a long legal battle. The Muslims did not accept the judgment and argued that the courts were not at liberty to interfere in matters which relate to their personal law.

According to the Muslim personal board, the issue of support to divorced women by means of maintenance and mahr is provided under the Shariat. But the Supreme Court did not accept the plea and fix the amount for maintenance.

The triple talaq had no place in a secular society.

Most Muslim countries in the world, including

Pakistan and Bangladesh, have banned it. But the situation in India is such that a debate on the subject is not possible. Even a semblance of discussion is rejected outright as an interferes.

The triple talaaq continues to be invoked and the male dominance remains undiminished. In contrast, the Hindu Personal Law came into being after the intervention of the first Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru.

It was he who introduced divorce in the Hindu religion for the first time.

He was strongly opposed

by Dr Rajendra Prasad, who was the chairman of the Constituent Assembly and a widely respected.

Nehru had his way because he controlled the government machinery. Muslims have faced a similar challenge for decades. The triple talaaq has no Quranic sanction but it has been there for a long time. Some Muslim women challenged it in the Supreme Court which has said that gender equality should be considered in this regard. The government thought of issuing a questionnaire to find out the consensus but

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Talaq Talaq Talaq refrained from doing so. the questionnaire seeking The Muslim Personal Law people’s opinion? Women Board vehemently opposed hailing from different parts this move. Incidentally, it of the country have prohas no woman member and tested and demanded that continues to dictate terms they should be consulted. without any consultation The Narendra Modi govwith women. This has been ernment is reluctant to resented by the women take any step lest it should t h e m be misunderselves but stood. Things Kuldip Nayar the Muscannot be left lim Personal Law Board at that point. Parliament continues to follow a policy should step in first to dewhich doesn’t even enter- bate on the issue in both tain the women’s opinion. Houses and then find out And thus, the fundamen- how the community, partalists continue to have ticularly its women, feel their say. about this question.

The question is bound Political parties underto come up before Parlia- standably want to maintain ment some day because silence because of electoral the different sections of the considerations. In many Muslim community and states, including Uttar even others are agitated Pradesh which is the largest over the situation. There Hindi-speaking seats with are social boycotts by most 80 Lok Sabha seats, the Muslim women. Muslim Muslim community seems men, on the other hand, to be the king makers. For continue to dominate, even instance, Samajwadi Party though they grant that the leader Mulayam Singh Prophet wanted both men Yadav was able to garner and women to be treated Muslim votes since he was as equal. However, when respected in the commuit comes to codifying this nity who felt alienated from idea, the Board doesn’t the Congress. In the recent care. How can a debate assembly elections in UP, take place when the Mus- the anti-incumbency factor lim Personal Law Board had come into play and the is straightaway opposed to Chief Minister Akhilesh

Yadav was defeated despite having Azim Khan, then his cabinet minister, who was projected as the custodian of Muslims. Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi, indiscreet in his speeches, has been trying to get Muslims on his side.

But he doesn’t sell generally among the people and it would probably be better for Sonia Gandhi herself to lead the party. There is no Italian-tag attached to her any longer. And she attracts the crowd in her own name more than her son does. This is a challenge for the Congress which has staked its future with Rahul but feels increasingly convinced that he does not go down well with the masses. In fact, his sister Priyanka Vadra has more of a popular face than him.

It is a shame that a secular democratic country has been living with a practice like triple talaaq fearing the annoyance of the community. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi bungled by bringing in legislation to ensure a stipend for Muslim widows. It unnecessarily fuelled the anti-Babri Masjid agitation and during the P.V. Narasimha Rao gov-

ernment the mosque was demolished. The rest is history. In the same way, triple talaaq cannot continue because it goes against the grain of what is enshrined in the Constitution. In fact, it is surprising that it has lasted so long despite the directive principles to have a common civil code. The successive governments since independence have evaded the question. The Modi government may also do the same. But this is not the solution. The triple talaaq will have to go, sooner or later. The Supreme Court has indicated how the constitution should be interpreted in this regard.

The Muslim community is being misled by the fundamentalists. Unfortunately, the politics has also come in. The ruling Bhartiya Janata Party has its eyes on the next general election in 2019. Be it may the atmosphere of pluralism should not be polluted.

The Supreme Court or for that matter any Court would have no ground to interfere if the preamble of the constitution is followed, that is secular and democratic polity.

Post-mortem

Come now, let us reason together

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o be leading the devotion this morning is an opportunity for me and I believe that God has given us another chance to ask some serious questions and do some deep soul searching.

Nagas are a big family and we take pride in this. But where is our pride today? Hasn’t this pride fractured?

The question I want to pose before you is: Why do we call ourselves Nagas?

Nagas are spread across the international boundaries. We think of our brothers and sisters in Myanmar, our brothers and sisters in Arunachal, our brothers and sisters in Manipur, our brothers and sisters in Assam and the Nagas in Nagaland.

What binds us together and why do we call ourselves as Nagas? Is it because we were once upon a time savage and lost in our own world? Or is it because of our unique historical and cultural distinctiveness which we all share?

Part of the song sung by the young people this morning goes: “Fair mountain and valleys rich with God’s resources, gift to us to muster, our heritage so rich, let this forever be ours.” But what do we have now? This is the question we must ask. Another line goes “undimmed by fears and tears, join hands through broken lines.”

There are many broken lines and we must extend our hands to one another and join hands together so as to find healing and to make the broken lines disappear.

Based on the theme, “Come Now, Let Us Reason Together,” I have come prepared to share four things, only four things and my prayer is that God will speak to us through this day as you deliberate on issues that touch us deeply as Nagas.

1. Nagas must take the journey of being honest with ourselves. Nagas must be frank and be honest with each other. Nagas have a good and unique history but as long as we are fractured, the way we are now, our good history our uniqueness will not save us. Personal agenda and organizational structures must take the backseat and allow the common Naga agenda to flow out freely. We cannot pretend anymore, Nagas are badly divided. Our division has cost us dearly. We are shoved to the left and right, back and forth with ideas and ideals that are good and noble but when it comes to the finality we find the missing link.

The simple truth is, we are

not united. Our stronghold is broken. The affinity that we share and the common brotherhood as one people and one nation regardless of our regional differences and difficulties are buried and made to disappear. The war of supremacy over one another is hurting us deeply.

We have come to a stage where we do not want to listen to each other. We must do some soul searching and ask some serious questions. What has really gone wrong with us? Is it us or them? Calling ourselves Nagas and being divided badly is deceiving ourselves.

2. Calling ourselves Nagas and not being able to get along with each other is destroying us. We have allowed ourselves for people to dictate us and set their agenda for us. We have made ourselves vulnerable with our disunity that people take us very lightly. People don’t take us seriously anymore. Have we noticed that? They have learnt to speak our language, they say, “we recognized their uniqueness” but, if they do, why this long? We have allowed ourselves for people to play with our emotion and our intellect. They don’t respect us anymore.

Our problem is nothing to them because they have seen in us that we have now lost our common cause which we once held dear. People are saying, “Its okay they will never get along, we don’t need to take them seriously.” Just leave them to fight and argue among themselves and let us just please them by pretending that we care about their issue and concern. This has become the attitude of others and without realizing that we take pride in fighting among ourselves. Aren’t we?

3. We have become educated and informed people.

The problem we are in can be correctly analyzed by everyone. But we have developed pseudo knowledge out of our problem. Everyone thinks he/she knows better than others and with that knowledge, instead of building bridges we pull down, tear down others.

This is nothing but pseudo knowledge. True knowledge is sharing and feeling the pain and taking action by contributing to ease the problem. We have become too comfortable with our critique that we have shelled off those who choose to differ with us. Let me tell you this, as long as we are defensive we will always create offensive attitude and vice versa.

It is now time to act

positively. The point is this; unless we reconcile and unite there is no other way out. Our pride must die. Our pseudo knowledge must be put to end and we must humble ourselves. If the Nagas from the East, West, North, South and the Center consider ourselves as one, how many reconciliations do we need? Can’t we just give up our pride and unite?

4. Nagas must take the journey to find the real and true God - the God of the Bible. Nagas have carved too many gods for ourselves.

The God of the East seems to be different from the God of the West. The God of the South seems to be different from the God of the North.

Likewise, the God of the Nagas in Nagaland appears to be different.

In our prolonged crisis we have carved our own God to suit our own desire and longing like the people of Israel. From whose God do our revelation and prophecy come?

We cannot play with God. He is the Great Jehovah, the God who is “I am who I am.” We must find Him. And as we find Him, we must take heed to what He says, “He has shown you, O man what is good. And what does LORD require of you. To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God” (Micah 6:8).

We cannot run away from Him if we honestly realize that without Him we cannot solve our problems.

We must reconcile and unite with one another; from the East, West, North, South and Center. He is our only hope for He is our healer (Exodus 15:26), He will send His Word to heal our disease (Psalm 107: 20), the disease of disunity amongst the Nagas. We must enthrone God as the God of the Nagas.

He is the God who punishes those who blaspheme and use His name in vain and judges those who go against Him. But He is also a loving and a forgiving God. Today, He invites us to reason together with Him. Isaiah 1: 18 reads, “Come now, let us reason together, says the LORD.” This is an invitation for the Nagas today.

Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho is the General Secretary of the NBCC. This was presented at the devotion at the Forum for Naga Reconciliation reflection held at the Naga Shisha Hoho, Kohima on August 25, 2017.

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All Naga Eyes on Tamil Nadu

n what could be a slap on the face of Nagaland Governor PB Acharya, and also a vindication of what the Naga People’s Front has been crying hoarse ever since the Governor hastily toppled Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu’s Government on July 19 last, in the distant South a totally different ball game is being unveiled, albeit with the same theme: Intra-party affairs of a political Party.

In Nagaland, Governor Acharya took the intra-party affairs of the NPF party to the Floor of the Assembly by asking the then Chief Minister Dr Shurhozelie to prove his majority in the Assembly even though the revolt was from the NPF legislators only, and the rebel legislators still continued to be members of the NPF at that point of time.

But in Tamil Nadu, Governor C Vidyasagar Rao told the four Opposition leaders today that he cannot intervene in the issue of 19 AIADMK “rebels” as they “continue to be AIADMK party members”!

The Governor arrived at this stand after four prominent Opposition leaders representing CPI (M), CPI, VCK and MMK, jointly appealed to the Governor today to resolve the “prevailing political uncertainty, instability” in the State by convening the State Legislative Assembly urgently and to let Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswamy (EPS) prove his majority on the floor of the Assembly through a Motion of Confidence.

Rebel MLAs numbering 19, (some claim the figure to have reached 23 this afternoon), from the ruling party AIADMK loyal to Sasikala and her nephew TTV Dinakaran withdrew their support to the Chief Minister Palaniswamy which, going by the yardstick applied to Nagaland by Governor Acharya, should have warranted a Vote of Confidence on the floor of the House by the Chief Minister EPS. In a House of 234 members, after the demise of Jayalalithaa, the number has been reduced to an effective strength of

233 where another member, the Speaker cannot vote, making it mandatory that the ruling dispensation should have at least 117 members supporting it. With the withdrawal of support by 19 MLAs, Chief Minister EPS now enjoys the support of only 115 out of 134 AIADMK MLAs and prima facie, has lost the support of simple majority.

However, Governor of Tamil Nadu C Vidyasagar Rao said the rebels were still members of the ruling AIADMK and refused to intervene, hinting it to be an intra-party affair of the political party AIADMK. Juxtapose this with the tearing hurry Nagaland Governor was in to topple the Dr Shurhozelie Government on July 19 even though the tussle for leadership was purely an internal affair of the NPF party, and the deafening silence Governor Acharya maintained when on July 21, the Speaker of Nagaland Assembly shockingly accepted two whips of the NPF party – one belonging to Kiyanilie Peseyie as appointed by the NPF on November 14, 2014, and the other whip belonging to TR Zeliang, appointed by the rebel legislators without the approval, knowledge and sanction of the political party they belonged to, namely, the NPF – and gave preference to TR Zeliang’s whip when the latter moved the Motion of Confidence.

Incidentally, TR Zeliang was expelled from the NPF a few minutes he was sworn in on July 19, 2017, but the Speaker conveniently forgot that fact and accepted TR Zeliang as the Whip of the very political party from which he was expelled!

Governor Acharya was a mute spectator to all these drama of massacre where democratic and parliamentary norms were shredded to pieces by the Speaker of Nagaland Legislative Assembly in favour of his brother in law TR Zeliang.

Issued by: Media & Press Bureau, Naga People’s Front, Central Headquarters, Kohima

Reader’s Post Sir,

About Dhansiri bridge

We were shocked as well as concerned when we heard that the Old Dhansiri bridge located at Kuda Village was on the verge of collapse and for which reason, both vehicular and pedestrian movement were temporarily closed by the District Administration on 20/07/2017, for public safety. However, on 2/08/2017, showing concern for the plight of the public, the Hon’ble Chief Minister along with some of his cabinet Ministers visited the site. It was later learnt through the local dailies (published on 4/08/2017) that the Chief Minster has given his assurance to the public of a new Dhansiri bridge at Kuda Village, the construction of which would be completed

by June 2018.Meanwhile a Bailey Bridge will be constructed within a span of two months which will serve as an alternative for the pedestrians, it was learnt. We are indeed very grateful to Hon’ble Chief Minister for this prompt action.

However, till such bridges could be constructed, the public, especially the schoolgoing children, will have to continue using the damaged Old Bridge going to and fro from school. The undersigned therefore, would like to request the Government and the concerned Department to make a thorough inspection of the bridge for any safety hazards which is imperative for the safety of the pedestrians. It is also our sincere request that the general public be informed of the safety status report of the bridge - whether it is still safe for the students to walk across it.

On behalf of the following Schools:- “Greenwood Higher Secondary School, New Horizon School, Government Higher Secondary School, Dimapur.

Pete Nagi, Administrator, N.N. Nagi School, Kuda Village ‘A’ Khel Dimapur

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TDLSA and MDLSA hold consultation with JJ stakeholders

DIMAPUR: Tuensang District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) organised a one-day consultative meeting with stake holders of juvenile justice system at Durbar Hall DEF, Tuensang on August 30.

Delivering the keynote address, principal district and sessions judge Tuensang and chairman TDLSA, Mayang Lima gave a brief interpreta-

tion on juvenile justice act while reviewing the acts and rules to work with better juvenile system.

Sharing activities of Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU), OC Longkhim and SJPU member, Neizhalie stressed on the need to equip SJPU through workshop programmes to clear doubts and errors arising out of ignorance, negligence, lack of co-ordination and to

avail opportunities.

Presenting the report, district child protection officer Khaikho shared that their role in supervising and creating awareness with cluster of villages and target one school once in a month.

He reported that village level child welfare committee has been formed within 50 to 60 villages under Tuensang.

Probation officer of

observation home, Shilu Lemba reported that at present they have two inmates. Principal magistrate of juvenile justice board and secretary TDLSA, N. Kano appraised the stake holders on the proper functioning system and called for team work in matters relating to children.

Para Legal Volunteer of Thonoknyu LAC, Pukho Meyo also shared his experience and chal-

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Organisations condemn August 24 incident DIMAPUR: Morakjo Village Council (MVC) has strongly condemned the midnight raid, at the residence of one of its prominent member and a senior state government officer, Robert Odyuo, in the wee hour of August 24, carried out by the Indian Army, while he was out of station.

A condemnation note

by MVC chairman, Ponathung Odyuo stated that MVC has taken strong exception to “threatening and intimidating conduct of the army men”, which included two female officers.

MVC stated that the mental and emotional stress caused to his minor daughter and niece who were preparing for their quarterly exams and also fear psychosis inflicted on other family members was morally reprehensible.

MVC stated that it held the army responsible for this “traumatic and painful” experience faced by his family members.

While questioning the motive behind this midnight raid, the MVC further added that, treating respected govt officers like common criminals was totally unacceptable and uncalled for and appealed to the top army authorities to look into the matter and take stringent action against the officers responsible.

Fur ther the MVC wondered if the army have ever heard of the fundamental right to privacy

and whether there was any constitutional safeguard for innocent public against such irresponsible conduct of the army in the name of AFPSA. DME: Dimapur Morakjo Ekhung (DME) in a condemnation note by chairman, O. Odyuo and secretary, Luther Odyuo questions the army authority as to the reason behind this terrorizing conduct of the army men

under the guise of AFSPA. DME stated that treating respected members of the society like anti-national elements just to earn brownie points in their service records was strongly objected.

DME further requested the top army brass to inquire into the incident and take stringent action the army officers and jawans which included two female officers.

Concluded

lenges in dealing with juvenile matters where there is no SJPU, Transport and Homes in remote areas.

Earlier, the meeting was chaired by Retainer Lawyer TDLSA, Yimtsusangla Chang while the recorder was Panel Lawyer TDLSA, Antimangyang Chang. Master trainer, NSLSA, Cheliam Khiamniungan summed up the meeting.

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DIMAPUR: GPRN, general hqs, Naga Army GSO-I (adm) Brig. Aheto Chophi has informed that GPRN has welcomed homecomers from different factions. They are ‘maj.gen’ Kosam, son of Shelen of Yongthao village, Konyak region from NSCNIM; ‘capt’ Khole, son of Kosam of Yongthao village, Konyak region from NSCNIM; ‘lieut’ Eangsha, son of Thongo of Yongthao village, Konyak region from NSCNIM; ‘lieut’ Panwang, son of J. Mangchan of Loptang village, Arunachal from NSCNIM; ‘2nd lieut’ Daudu, son of Ramgeng, Jalukie B, ZLR from NSCN-IM; ‘2nd lieut’ Puman, son of Naiton, Konnu village Arunachal from NSCN-IM; ‘2nd lieut’ Elijah, son of Changlekam of N/Mogolong village ZLR from NSCN-IM; ‘2nd lieut’ Bupai, son of Sheyo of Pessao village, Konyak region

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Nungshiba’s trg program on basic doll making concludes

DIMAPUR: Training programme for a period of 45 days in Nungshiba doll making which had commenced on July concluded in August at the Integrated Development-cum-Resource Centre, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur on August 29. Naga fashion designer, Bambi Kevichusa congratulated the successful trainees and spoke about the importance of skill and how one could make a living out of it. She encouraged the trainees to strive ahead and keep working hard. Head handicrafts designer, Babita Meitei also congratulated all the trainees for having worked hard and completing the course. Speaking on behalf of the trainees Nchumbeni Humtsoe also thanked all the trainers and also Bambi for inspiring all of them with her words and presence.

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news in brief ANGPTA Zbto unit emergency meeting: The All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) Zunheboto unit will hold an emergency General Meeting on 2nd of August 2017, 10:00 am at VDB Hall, Old Town, Zunheboto. All the Primary Teacher’s under SDEO Aghunato, SDEO Pughoboto, DEO & SDEO Zunhebot are requested to attend the meeting without fail. Meanwhile, untrained Primary Teacher’s are informed to bring xerox copy appointment order, regularization order, educational documents form HSLC onward. For further information contact 7005240036/7005864398, STO Pfutsero informs: Sub-Treasury Officer (STO) Pfutsero, Solhlo Chiero has informed all the pensioners drawing pension from sub-treasury office Pfutsero the annual physical verification for the current year 2017 would be conducted from September 11 to 16, 10 a.m to 12 noon. All the pensioners under STO Pfutsero have been asked to report with life certificate and pensioner ID within stipulated date.

Failing which no further payment of pension shall be entertained.

Combined teachers’ day at Tesophenyu: A combined teachers’ day celebration has been convened on September 5, 10:30 a.m at Tesophenyu community hall organized by Tesophenyu Group Students’ Union (TGSU) with Dr.Gwazenlo Tep, VAS, SDVO in-charge Tseminyu as the resource speaker under the theme “teachers affect eternity”.

DDEO Dmu informs: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur, R.Amongla Jamir has informed all head of institutions, both private and government high schools under Dimapur district that department of science and technology, North-East zone would be organizing “inspire award-manak”, in regard to this all the institutions both private and government high schools are asked to collect the form from DDEO office and submit on or before September 10. For further information one may contact 7085748298.

SUPCC silver jubilee committee meeting: Students Union Public College of Commerce (SUPCC) has convened a silver jubilee committee meeting on August 31, 2 p.m at public college of commerce premises. All the jubilee committees and sub-committees have been asked to attend the meeting.

DoSW annual officers’ conference: Department of Social Welfare Nagaland annual officers’ conference 2017 would be held on September 1, 10 a.m. at Niathu Resort conference hall, with parliamentary secretary, Social Welfare, Merentoshi R Jamir as chief guest. All officers of the department have been directed to attend the conference positively.

SZOK career guidance program: The Southern Zeme Organization Kohima (SZOK) would be organizing career guidance programme on September 2 at LCS building near Ao Church building Kohima.

Assistant professor, department of Management, Nagaland University Dr. Ditalak Panme would be the resource person and Amos Pame would be the moderator. All students from class six (6) and above have been asked attend the programme compulsorily.

DDEO Kohima informs: Deputy district education officer (DDEO) has informed that interaction programme for recipients of Kohima district teachers’ award 2017 has been scheduled on September 1, 10 a.m at DC office, conference hall, Kohima. Award recipients have been requested to attend with heads of institutions positively.

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OFFICE OF THE NAGA PEOPLES FRONT MOKOKCHUNG DIVISION

A word to the NPF Party rank & file of Mokokchung District Once again, the NPF Party organization is being put to test by certain people trying to usurp power from the incumbent Party President. This is not the first time that such a move has been attempted this tenure, and therefore, we are quite familiar with such situations and can very well predict the end result. What all party men and women should know and understand is that, our party which is the NPF is guided by certain set of rules- known as the Party Constitution.

1. Let us take a look at the constitution and what it says for electing/selecting the Party President and the Central Office Bearers. In Article IV clause 6 (a) & (b), it says that General Convention shall be held every 2 (two) years at a time and place decided by the CEC. It also says that, election of the Central Office Bearers shall be held and approved at a General Convention of the party.

Likewise, the Hon’ble President Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu was mandated for a tenure of 5 (five) years at a General Convention held in 2014 at Kohima by show of hands by all the party rank and file present.

2. Can the party President be selected/elected by any other means, say, by the Legislators?

If we go through the party constitution, we find nothing mentioned about any other means of selecting/electing the party president other than at the General Convention.

3. The present party crisis is the exact replica of what conspired in 2015 (Sovima campers vs Kohima campers). That time too, the dissident group selected/elected their own Party President, Central Office Bearers and so on and so forth. And of course, they had the support of majority NPF legislators too. Eventually what transpired is history now.

Dear Party men and women of Mokokchung District, such games are played in politics and therefore, do not despair, nor be disheartened by the rumours you hear and the propaganda you read in the media. It is only a matter of time before this brouhaha by the dissident group shall come to an end. Do not be swayed by false persuasions and stay strong.

The NPF Party led by Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, President NPF Central and Mokokchung Division President, Moasangba Jamir is strong and committed to face any challenge on behalf of the party rank and file.

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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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(From p-1) MHA sources admitted that till now some minor differences still persists and efforts are on to settle the issues. Sources, however, refused to divulge the details of the differences that still exist between the Government and the NSCN (I-M).

Sources admitted that some other issues need to be settled before the final agreement is signed for political solution of the Naga problem. One issue is that the NSCN (I-M) has a strong cadre base including a large number of armed cadres.

Both the Government and the NSCN (I-M) leadership will have to finalize modalities about rehabilitating the cadres of the outfit. Some other issues on the post accord scenario will also have to be settled before both sides sign the formal agreement. It may be mentioned here that a framework agreement between the Government and NSCN (I-M) was signed in August 2015 in presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Meanwhile, the Government is hopeful that the NSCN (K) will also rejoin the peace process. However, MHA sources said, “there are indications that the NSCN (K) would rejoin the peace process and we are getting some feelers in this regard.” However, sources did not divulge as to when the outfit is expected to rejoin the peace process.

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the party functionaries to dedicate themselves and work hard for the betterment of the party in order to make inroads into the villages and booth levels. Organizing secretary in charge of Nagaland Ananda Narayan Mishra also addressed the gathering. During the meeting, the district mandal presidents presented the report about their activities.

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New York in yesterday’s trade.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 percent purity slumped by Rs 350 each to Rs 30,100 and Rs 29,950 per ten grams respectively. It had surged Rs 550 yesterday.

Sovereign followed suit and shed Rs 100 to Rs 24,500 per piece of eight grams. Following gold, silver ready dropped by Rs 500 to Rs 40,600 per kg and weekly-based delivery by Rs 300 to Rs 39,600 per kg.

In line with overall trend, silver coins plummeted by Rs 1,000 to Rs 73,000 for buying, and Rs 74,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

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New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): A day after rallying sharply, gold prices tumbled Rs 350 to Rs 30,100 per 10 grams at the bullion market Wednesday on weak global cues and fall in demand from local jewellers. Silver slipped below the Rs 41,000-mark by falling Rs 500 to Rs 40,600 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said apart from a weak trend overseas, fall in demand from jewellers and retailers at current levels at domestic spot markets pulled down gold prices.

Globally, gold fell by 0.07 percent to USD 1,308.60 an ounce and silver by 0.43 percent to USD 17.35 an ounce in

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dents during the bandh the department would held solely responsible.

The association alleged that many fresh appointments were being done under 67% quota, which was meant for senior most genuine W/C employees and several W/C employees awaiting regularisation under the quota.

The association stated that despite several appeals on the matter, the department had turned a deaf ear.

Further, urging the department for complete implementation of the reservation quota, the association stated that they were demanding what was rightfully theirs.

the medical team.

During the mock drill, the disaster machinery dealt with 13 dead, 18 seriously injured, 26 major injuries, 90 minor injuries and 30 families that were left homeless.

Interestingly, despite the public awareness through the media, some commuters failed to give way to the emergency services. Some were just onlookers to the whole situation and had no idea what was going on.

After completion of the mock drill, debriefing was held at the DCs conference hall. During the debriefing, G.C.Khanal from Sikkim Disaster Management Authority, the chief observer of the mock drill, viewed that more trainings should be imparted to the community as they would be the first responders in the event of disaster.

He also observed that students and office goers should be trained and mock drills ought to be conducted often. He further called for involvement of NGOs during mock drills.

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DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): Reiterating its appeal to the state government to implement regularization of work-charged (W-C) employees under the 67% quota, the All Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association (ANPWDFWA) has cautioned that failure to fulfil its demand would compel all its division/sub-division units to go on strike blocking all the existing PWD roads.

In a representation addressed to the commissioner & secretary, works & housing department, the ANPWDFWA president, K. Atovi Awomi, and general secretary, Zubemo Ngullie, also warned that in the event of any untoward inci-

(From p-1) Relief camp was set up at DDSC stadium. Task force teams headed by task force officers rushed to the severely affected simulated locations covering Hongkong Market, Vishal Mart, Marwari Patti, Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Nikos Hospital, residential building at Marwaru Patti and eight government offices.

The search and rescue team created a number of stimulated situations like collapse of building, damage to hospitals, shopping complex, schools, etc.

They also demonstrated on how to evacuate people from different levels of buildings, trapped inside in the event of disaster. It also simulated the injured persons being rushed to the Civil Hospital Dimapur by ambulances for treatment, and the dead persons being shifted to mortuary.

The team also created a scenario where people, who sustained minor injuries, were given treatment on the spot by

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in line with the NBCC’s call for clean polls. State BJP unit president, Visasolie Lhounghu in his presidential address reminded that BJP had always stood for minorities like Christians, Muslims, citing the example of the party supporting a devout Christian like late P.A. Sangma as presidential candidate in 2012; a Muslim leader, late Dr. A.P.J Abdul

Mega mock drill on disaster management

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Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, Punjab, West Bengal, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha, Telangana, and Kerala, it said.

He reviewed the progress towards handling and resolution of grievances related to patents and trademarks.

He noted the improvement in performance and asked the officers concerned to work towards fur ther expediting the processing of patent and trademark applications, the statement said.

Officials explained the steps taken towards speeding up the grant of patents and trademarks, including enhanced manpower, it said.

Christians leaders. Advisor Treasuries and Accounts, Dr. T. M. Lotha spoke on strengthening the party and to formulate new strategies to face the election. He said unless the party was strong, elected members would not be able to do anything. Dr. TM Lotha said unless BJP forms its own government in Nagaland, it would be difficult to implement all its

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conference.

GST was rolled out on July 1, ushering in a uniform indirect tax system in the country.

The last 20 meetings of PRAGATI have seen a cumulative review of 183 projects with a total investment of Rs 8.79 lakh crore, according to the PMO statement.

Resolution of public grievances has also been reviewed in 17 sectors, it said.

In today’s meeting, the prime minister reviewed the progress of nine vital infrastructure projects worth over Rs 56,000 crore in the railway, road, power and oil pipeline and health sectors, the statement said.

These projects are spread over several states including Uttar Pradesh,

would also usher in distinctive change in the society for a better environment, peace and development.

Further, Paiwang called upon the party men to ensure that no Nagas are given the chance to condemn the BJP leaders. “If the party walks in right direction, people will not reject its leadership be it in centre or state,” he added. He also

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New Delhi, Aug 30 (PTI): Two months after the rollout of GST, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said apprehensions with regard to the indirect tax regime have been proven to be unfounded and a smooth transition has happened.

He asked chief secretaries of all states to further boost efforts to increase registration under GST (Goods and Services Tax) and to achieve a quantum jump in this regard within a month, a PMO statement said.

The prime minister was chairing his 21st meeting of Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation (PRAGATI), a monthly interaction with top officials of states through a vide

N EW D ELH I , Aug 30 (PTI): Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday ruled out cutting taxes on petrol and diesel to cushion the impact of rising international oil prices that has led to petrol rates increasing by over Rs 6 per litre since the beginning of July.

State-owned oil companies in June dumped the 15-year-old practice of revising rates on 1st and 16th of every month and instead adopted a dynamic daily price revisionto instantly reflect changes in cost. Rates during the first fortnight dropped but have since July 3 been on the rise.

While petrol prices have increased by Rs 6.08 to reach Rs 69.12 a litre in Delhi, the highest since August 2014, diesel rates have risen by Rs 3.65 to Rs 57.01.

“That situation has not come where we should relook at tax structure,” Pradhan told reporters on the sidelines of an industry event here. The rate changes are being done on a transparent basis and city-wise prices are available through SMS, he said adding the daily price change model best reflects the happenings in the market.

Asked if the government is considering cutting excise duty on petrol and diesel, he said, “Not yet.

When situation arises, we will see.” The government had in November 2015 and January 2016 raised excise duty on petrol and diesel five times to take away gains arising from plummeting international oil prices.

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Apprehensions on GST proved unfounded: PM

Nagaland Post, Dimapur business/state thursday, august 31, 2017 Govt rules out BJP minister creates controversy on Clean Election cutting taxes on (From p-1) challenged the party work- policies and programmes. Kalam who was the then He said that the NBCC to set an example to the Further, Dr. TM Lotha president etc. petrol, diesel clean election campaign ers people that they were true said BJP was also working He further called upon

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N Korea says more missiles to come

member states”.

Both the North’s key ally China and Russia, which also has ties to it, backed the US-drafted declaration, but it will not immediately lead to new or tightened sanctions.

The Rodong Sinmun newspaper, mouthpiece of the North’s ruling party, today carried more than 20 pictures of the launch near Pyongyang. One showed Kim smiling broadly at a

desk with a map of the Northwest Pacific, surrounded by aides. Another showed him gazing upwards as the missile rose into the air. South Korea’s military said yesterday that it had travelled around 2,700 kilometres (1,700 miles) and reached a maximum altitude of 550 kilometres.

The official Korean C e n t r a l N ew s A ge n c y (KCNA) cited Kim as saying that “more ballistic rocket

launching drills with the Pacific as a target in the future” were necessary.

Yesterday’s launch was a “meaningful prelude to containing Guam, advanced base of invasion”, he said, and a “curtain-raiser” for the North’s “resolute countermeasures” against ongoing US-South Korean military exercises which the North regards as a rehearsal for invasion.

Today’s statement was

Pak National Assembly flays Trump’s statements Islamabad, Aug 30 (PTI): Pakistan’s National Ass embly Wednesday unanimously passed a resolution condemning President Donald Trump’s “hostile and threatening” statements against the country and opposing his move to provide more space to India in Afghanistan in the new Afghan and South Asia policy.

The resolution passed by the lower house of Parliament also rejected the recent statement by Gen John Nicholson – the top US commander in Afghanistan - about alleged presence of Afghan Taliban leaders in Pakistan.

“The National Assembly of Pakistan rejects the unacceptable targeting of Pakistan by President Trump in his statement on Afghanistan and South Asia,” read the resolution.

“NA also rejects claims of General Nicholson, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) commander in Afghanistan, regarding existence of Taliban shuras in Quetta and Peshawar.”

Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif read the resolution in the House, denouncing the US policy to give a formal role to India in Afghanistan.

“The House condemns attempts by the US administration to provide more space to India in Afghanistan and considers it a move highly detrimental to regional stability and complete failure to understand existing ground realities and emerging challenges in the region,” it said.

It also rejected Trump’s claim of giving Pakistan billions of dollars in aid and complete disregard to ap-

preciate the sacrifices given

by Pakistan.

It said that Pakistan’s economy has suffered a loss of more than USD 123 billion while it lost more than 70,000 people in the war against terrorism.

Asserting that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons were safe, it said, “as a responsible nuclear weapons state, Pakistan has in place a robust and credible command and control system...”

It termed Tr ump’s statement “hostile and threatening” and urged the Government to consider the postponement of diplomatic visits between Washington and Islamabad, suspension of cooperation with the US, specifically the provision of ground and air lines of communication through Pakistan and draw and inform the US of a blueprint for the dignified return of all Af-

ghan refugees.

Separately, Senate or the upper house of Parliament unanimously adopted “Initial Response to the US President’s Afghan–South Asia Policy statement” report after two days of discussion including an incamera deliberation.

It called on the government to convey the concerns of Pakistan and its people to the US, and bound the foreign minister to present a fact sheet to Washington to make them aware of country’s contributions in the ‘war against terror’.

Calling upon the government for a regional diplomatic initiative to coordinate its response, it said Pakistan should formulate its own South Asian policy that should be comprehensive as peace cannot be compartmentalised and segmented.

OFFICE OF THE

YONGSHEI STAFFS’ UNION

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Yongshei Staffs’ Union extend its heartiest congratulations to Shri.

K. Shudang Phom, DB- Grade-I, Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Longleng on being conferred the Governor’s Commendation Certificate Award during 71st Independence Day 15th August, 2017 at Kohima.

with life-saving support.”

The influx of refugees comes despite Dhaka’s reluctance to accept them and attempts by its security forces, deployed along the bank of the Naf River, which acts as a natural border between Bangladesh and Myanmar, to try to stop the members of the Muslim minority from entering. Many Rohingyas have also died while trying to reach Bangladesh. “We recovered four bodies today (Wednesday) from the Naf River near Shah Parir Dwip,” an official of the Border Guard Bangladesh said.

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Date : 8th & 9th Sep. 2017 Venue : Sarbura School Ground, Kashiram Village Winner : Rs. 20,000/Runner's Up : Rs. 10,000/Entry Fee : 2000/-

I, Mr. Vikram and family members highly appreciation to the team of Operation Acceleration Dimapur Town Command NSCN (I-M) for their legitimate effort toward us by recovered my Honda Scooty Bike on 20th August which was lost on 19th August 2017 from residence at Chumukedima 2017.

Therefore, I and my family members would pray that let the Almighty God bless them in their impartiality effort under their endeavour and in personal life as well.

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Union wishes him success in his future endeavours.

OFFICE OF THE

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FELICITATES

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The Shokhuvi Students' Union with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Alika N Zhimo, D/o Late Nivito Zhimo on being promoted to SDO (SC), Soil and Water Conservation Department.

The Union wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless her with wisdom and good health and also grant great success in all her future endeavours.

OFFICE OF THE

MANGMETONG STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR : UNIT

Motto :- "For the Nation"

General Secretary (Aienla Imchen)

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With immense pride and honour, we convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Ketiyala Imchen, daughter of Shri. Charlie Imchen for bringing laurels and fame to the union for topping the HSLC Exam '2017 with the CGPA-10/10.

We wish her the best in her future endeavours and pray that your work and outstanding performances will motivate the future aspirants of our Village.

H.Q KOHIMA

FELICITATION

GRATITUDE

I, Shri. Khontao Lotha Ex-Servicemen No. 4332953 Naik and my family members express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the CO 164 TA Regiment Wokha and his 2 (Two) jawans for their kind in donating blood to me on 29/08/2017 while I was seriously sick, through the initiative of Shri. Y.N. Lotha Defense ExServicemen League Nagaland.

May the Almighty God bless all abundantly in their future endeavour.

Khontao Lotha Ex-Servicemen, No. 4332953 (Naik)

FELICITATION

The Wokha District Civil Administration Ministerial Staff Association congratulates Shri. R. Lichanbemo Kikon Lotha, Accountant under Addl. Deputy Commissioner Office Bhandari and Shri.

Lidemo Jami Lotha DB attached to Border Magistrate, Merapani on being awarded prestigious Governor's Commendation Certificate on 15th August 2017.

The Association also highly acknowledged the services rendered by the incumbents and wishes them bright career in days a head in Govt. service.

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SHOKHUVI STUDENTS' UNION

(Lilivi Swu) General Secretary, SSU

MONGSENYIMTI GAZETTED OFFICERS FORUM

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E. Ongshau Phom General Secretary Yongshei Staffs’ Union

OFFICE OF THE

Information Publicity (Aren Longchar)

Dhaka, Aug 30 (IANS): The UN’s International Organisation for Migration said on Wednesday that around 18,000 Rohingyas have fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar in the last few days due to an outbreak of violence that has left over 100 people dead.

“So far 18,000 people entered Bangladesh since last Friday (...) This 18,000 is an estimated number,” head of the IOM office in Bangladesh district of Cox’s Bazar Sanjukta Sahany was quoted by Efe news as saying. “So far we have been able to absorb these people

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

FELICITATES

(Kutaho Awomi) President, SSU

UN says around 18,000 Rohingyas have fled to B’desh

For Details, Contact No. : 7005770783/8837400917

HQ. Longleng - 798625, Nagaland

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Washington, Aug 30 (AFP): The US military shot down a medium-range ballistic missile target off the coast of Hawaii early today, in a successful test of a missile interception system Japan is seeking to bolster its defence against North Korea.

The test was performed by the US Missile Defence Agency (MDA) and the US Navy from the USS John Paul Jones, a guided- missile destroyer, just one day after North Korea fired a ballistic missile over Japan.

Using Standard Missile-6 (SM-6) guided missiles, the test intercepted a medium-range ballistic missile launched from the Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai, Hawaii by using the USS John Paul Jones’s onboard AN/ SPY-1 radar.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has promised more missile flights over Japan, insisting his nucleararmed nation’s provocation was a mere “curtain-raiser,” in the face of United Nations condemnation and US warnings of severe repercussions.

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U.S. Army soldiers conduct a military exercises in Yeoncheon, South Korea, near the border with North Korea, Wednesday. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for more weapons launches targeting the Pacific Ocean. (AP/PTI)

the first time the North has acknowledged sending a missile over Japan’s main islands. Two of its rockets previously did so, in 1998 and 2009, but on both occasions it claimed they were space launch vehicles.

Independent analysts posted images online suggesting that Kim’s map showed an intended flight path of 3,200 kilometres, implying that the missile may have fallen 500 kilometres short. A South Korean defence official told AFP they were still analysing the North’s images.

Yesterday’s missile overflight triggered consternation in world capitals and on the ground, with sirens blaring out and text message alerts in Japan warning people to take cover.

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

At the Security Council emergency meeting US ambassador Nikki Haley warned that “enough is enough” and that tough action had to be taken.

The Mongsenyimti Gazetted Officers Forum take immense pride and pleasure in conveying our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed members on being promoted to the present post of : 1. SHRI. Y. MARSHITET. OZUKUM Registrar Office of the Chief Engineer : PHED Kohima 2. SHRI. T. YANGER. OZUKUM Art Executive Directorate of Art & Culture Kohima 3. SMTI.MERENINLA Superintendent Directorate of H & FW Kohima 4. SHRI. S. O. MEREN. PONGEN Superintendent Directorate of H & FW Kohima 5. SHRI. MEYINUKSUNG Planning Officer District Planning Machinery Dimapur 6. SHRI. IMLIAKUM Under-Secretary Nagaland Civil Secretariat The Forum wishes them good health and greater success in their future endeavour.

S/D (I. MEYIONEN. JAMIR) CONVENOR Mongsenyimti Gazetted Officer’s Forum, Kohima

(SUBONGYANGER) General Secretary Mongsenyimti Gazetted Officer’s Forum, Kohima

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Seoul, Aug 30 (AFP): North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un has promised more missile flights over Japan, insisting his nuclear-armed nation’s provocative launch was a mere “curtain-raiser”, in the face of UN condemnation and US warnings of severe repercussions.

The Hwasong-12 intermediate-range missile that Pyongyang unleashed yesterday represented a major escalation of tensions over its weapons programmes.

In recent weeks it has threatened to send a salvo of missiles towards the US territory of Guam, while President Donald Trump has warned of raining “fire and fury” on the North.

After the latest launch Trump said that “all options” were on the table, reviving his implied threat of pre-emptive US military action just days after congratulating himself that Kim appeared to be “starting to respect us”.

The UN Security Council - which has already imposed seven sets of sanctions on Pyongyang - said in a unanimous statement the North’s “outrageous” actions “are not just a threat to the region, but to all UN

9 US shoots down Storm Harvey makes landfall missile in test off in Louisiana; Houston reels Hawaii coast Washington, Aug 30 (IANS): A devastating storm that swept through the US state of Texas made a second landfall in Louisiana state on Wednesday, dousing the region with heavy rains that officials warned could lead to catastrophic and life-threatening flooding.

Five days after roaring onto the Texas coast, leaving behind disastrous flooding and reportedly claiming 30 lives, Harvey, now a tropical storm, made landfall early in the morning near tiny Cameron in Louisiana.

Forecasters said another five to 10 inches of rain could fall in western Louisiana, where rivers and bayous were already swollen with near-record downpours, the Washington Post reported. The storm is expected to bring winds of 30-40 mph and a 2-4 foot storm surge along the Louisiana-Texas border, the report said.

Harvey’s immediate effects were not expected as devastating as a Category 4 hurricane that first blasted Houston and other parts of Texas beginning on Friday.

But the National Weather Service (NWS) said that “catastrophic and life-threatening flooding will continue in and around Houston eastward into southwest Louisiana for the rest of the week”.

As Harvey approached, storm-battered Louisiana -where memories of Hurri-

cane Katrina, which made landfall in the state 12 years ago, are still fresh -- hunkered down, evacuating hundreds of people and deploying the Louisiana National Guard.

Louisiana beefed up emergency resources, doubling up on high water vehicles, boats and helicopters on duty.

Governor John Bel Edwards urged people to “prepare and pray”. Flash flood warnings were issued across eastern Texas and western Louisiana.

The rainfall in Texas set a new record for the continental US, the NWS said on Tuesday. A rain gauge in Cedar Bayou recorded nearly 52 inches of rain since Friday. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner imposed a curfew in the city starting Tuesday from midnight to 5 a.m. to deter looting of abandoned homes.

President Donald Trump visited Texas on Tuesday to survey the damage brought by Harvey. He arrived in Corpus Christi, where Hurricane Harvey first made landfall on Friday, with First Lady Melania Trump. Trump said he wanted the relief effort to stand as an example of how to respond to a storm. “We want to do it better than ever before. This storm, it’s epic what happened. But you know what, it happened in Texas and Texas can handle anything.”

OFFICE OF THE

YONGSHEI BÜHÜ MONGJEM DIMAPUR (SILVER JUBILEE PLANNING COMMITTEE)

Yongshei Bühü Mongjem Dimapur Silver Jubilee Celebration on 26th August, 2017 at Dimapur.

Individuals and Organisations who have donated for this Celebration.

1. Mr. & Mrs .A. Pongshi Phom (Chief Guest) ------- 1,00,000/2. Yongshei Nyiudhu Union Dimapur --------------------- 30,000/3. Mr. & Mrs. B.S. Nganlang Parliamentary Secretary LRD & Excise ---------------- 10,000/4 . Mr. & Mrs. W. Manpai ADC, Mokokchung -----------10,000/5. Mr. & Mrs. W.Chingkam (Shutap) ----------------------10,000/6. Mr. & Mrs. H. Nyemli Former Parl. Secretary ---------- 5000/7. Yongshei Village Council -----------------------------------10,000/8. Mr. & Mrs. Ailong Ranger (Forest) -------------------------6000/9. Mr. & Mrs. Chingshen JE (DUDA) --------------------------3000/10. Mr. & Mrs. Levi Rengma --------------------------------------2500/11. Yunjaa Village Council -----------------------------------------2000/12. Tamlu Buhu Union Dimapur ----------------------------------2000/13. Yongshei Union Longleng ------------------------------------2000/14. Phom Baptist Attoi Diphupar ------------------------------- 2000/15. Kangching Buhu Union Dimapur ---------------------------2000/16. Yongshei Baptist Attoi --------------------------------------- 2000/17. Mr. & Mrs. Lanunochit ----------------------------------------2000/18. Mr. & Mrs. Yimok -----------------------------------------------2000/19. Mr. & Mrs. L.P. Meren ---------------------------------------- 2000/20. Dr. Y. Waulong ---------------------------------------------------2000/21. Mr. Himja Leinak -----------------------------------------------2000/22. Mr. & Mrs. Eliakum ------------------------------------------- 2000/23. Orangkong Union Dimapur -----------------------------------1500/24. Bhumnyu Union Dimapur ------------------------------------1500/25. Dimapur Yachem Buhu Pangthai----------------------------1500/26. Yongshei Students Union Dimapur----------------------- --1000/27. Yongshei Staffs Union -----------------------------------------1000/28. Pongo Union Dimapur -----------------------------------------1000/29. Yaongyimchen Union Dimapur ------------------------------1000/30. Yongshei Students Union, Yongshei -----------------------1000/31. B/Namsang Union Dimapur ----------------------------------1000/32. Yongshei Union Kohima ---------------------------------------1000/33. Signal Baptist Attoi --------------------------------------------1000/34. Chumukedima Phom Baptist Attoi -------------------------1000/35. Yongnyah Hongnyu Union Dimapur -----------------------1000/36. Tangha Union Dimapur-----------------------------------------1000/37. Dimapur Phom Union ------------------------------------------1000/38. Mr. & Mrs. P.Shongang Purtemjen -------------------------1000/39. Mr. & Mrs. Limaakum -----------------------------------------1000/40. Mr. & Mrs. Manlang --------------------------------------------1000/41. Mr. Isaac Keikung Pastor YBA ------------------------ ------1000/42. Mr. & Mrs. Venlong Wanshong------------------------------1000/43. Mr. & Mrs. C.Longpang Shamyang ------------------------1000/44. Mr. & Mrs. Shahdung ------------------------------------------1000/45. Mr. & Mrs. Muphen Moa -------------------------------------1000/46. Hukphang Union Dimapur --------------------------------------500/47. Yongam Union Dimapur -----------------------------------------500/48. Nian Union Dimapur ---------------------------------------------500/49. Pongching Union Dimapur -------------------------------------500/50. Mongtikhang Union Dimapur ----------------------------------500/51. Anaikai Union Dimapur ------------------------------------------500/52. Mr. & Mrs. Thijei Angshong -----------------------------------500/53. Mr. & Mrs. Amit Nyaimphen ----------------------------------500/54. Mr. & Mrs. Pongje Joseph -------------------------------------500/55. Mr. Lenlong ---------------------------------------------------------500/56. Mr. & Mrs. Denham ----------------------------------------------500/57. Mr. Men-e ---------------------------------------------------------- 500/58. Mr. & Mrs. Chenithung Lejoi -----------------------------------500/59. Mr. & Mrs. Molen Chumei ------------------------------------- 500/60. Mr. & Mrs. P.Nyemyo --------------------------------------------500/61. Mr. & Mrs. Henyang Lipom ----------------------------------- 500/62. Mr. & Mrs. Shahpong ------------------------------------------- 500/63. Mega Printers ------------------------------------------ Flex Printing Yongshei Buhu Mongjem Dimapur thank all who have contributed. God bless all.

Shri. L. Ponghok Planning Chairman

Shri. E. Ongshau Planning Secretary.

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Houston floods: Sandra Bullock, Kevin Hart & more dig deep S an incredible amount of support. Especially during times of disaster, people see what’s happening in Texas and our hearts all go out to them.

“Having someone like Sandra Bullock make this kind of commitment, it helps bring people together and open their hearts and be even more generous.”

The Ride Along and Get Hard star posted a video pledging $25,000 (£19,400) - which he later doubled - and named a string of other A-listers whom he said should follow his example.

He said: “I think we’ve participated in a lot of challenges on the

internet, some meaningful, some meaningless, but we’ve all done it... At this point I’m going to start a real challenge. I’m challenging a lot of my celebrity friends to follow my lead.”

Kim Kardashian West responded: “@kevinhart My mom, sisters & I accept your challenge.

We w i l l b e d o n a t i n g $500,000 to @redcross and @salvationarmyus today #HoustonStrong”

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson $25,000. The movie star said: “I want to send a message to the people of Houston - you’ve got to stay strong and you’ve got to hold on to faith.”

Jennifer Lopez and boyfriend Alex Rodriguez - $25,000 each. Also on Instagram, the actress told fans: “We’ve been watching everything that’s been going on down in Houston and our hearts are just breaking. It’s just devastating.”

Chris Brown $100,000: “Kevin Hart I accept your challenge,” the singer announced.

“We need to come together.”

C h r i s Yo u n g - $100,000: The country singer kicked off his own campaign, which now stands at more than $300,000 (£232,000).

Nicki Minaj - $25,000: She posted: “I’ll donate 25K for Houston. Praying for everyone there. Great work @kevinhart4real” DJ Khaled - $25,000: The hit-maker added his name to the cause: “Kevin Hart I hear you loud and clear. I just sent $25,000 to Houston, Texas to help all the families in need...

All my celebrity friends, let’s go.”

The Chainsmokers - $30,000: The pop duo said: “We didn’t officially get called out by Kevin Hart but we felt really compelled to donate to his Hurricane Harvey fund.”

NATIONALE INSTITUTE FOR CIVIL SERVICES EXAMINATION IN OUR 5TH YEAR OF COMMITMENT TOWARDS NAGALAND AND ITS STUDENTS

NICSE STANDS BY THE INDEPENDENT SPIRIT OF NAGA WOMEN AND EXTENDS SUPPORT TO EMPOWER

ASPIRING WOMEN CANDIDATES FOR CIVIL SERVICES

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FELICITATION The Longtang Sangkhong Mutli Thangjam (Longtang Village Citizen Union) extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. M. C. Ongbou Chang, for being appointed as a member of Nagaland State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NSCPCR) by the State higher authority. The Union hopes and pray that through his good wisdom and high initiatives the general public of the state will be highly benefited.

The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God bless him with good health and success in his endeavour.

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Once upon a time you were a little girl with two ponies And a big dream That you promised you’d make real one day

It gives us immense happiness to extend our felicitation to Mr. Bendang Lemtur, IPS, IGP (NAP) on being conferred the coveted and prestigious President’s Po l i c e M e d a l f o r h i s distinguished service. This is truly another glorious feather in your cap.

These huge achievements of hard work and professional diligence are truly outstanding.

We salute you for your staunch quest of brilliance.

The Aoyimti Ao Lanur Telongjem wishes you heartiest congratulations and more success in your future endeavours.

DON’T DISAPPOINT YOURSELF Be so strong that you can be gentle Be so educated that you can be humble Be so fierce that you can be compassionate Be so passionate that you can be rational Be so disciplined that you can be free

BE A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE Be a woman who people make way for Be a woman who takes responsibility of many into her own hands Be a woman whose accomplishments make people stutter when they talk

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Tia Aier Gen. Secretary AALT

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andra Bullock, Kevin Hart and other celebrities are lending their weight to the Tropical Storm Harvey relief effort in Texas.

Bullock has donated $1m (£774,000) to the American Red Cross in the wake of the flooding in Houston and beyond.

Hart has called on his famous friends to dig deep, while his own fundraising campaign is near $1m.

O t h e r s t o h ave pledged money include The Kardashians, Jennifer Lopez, Chris Brown and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

American Red Cross communications vice president Elizabeth Penniman said: “It’s times like this when we do receive such

OFFICE OF THE

CHIECHAMA OFFICERS’ KROTHO NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Have a quiet confidence that screams loud

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE

Have the strength to

The Chiechama Officers’ Krotho (COK) congratulate Mr. Ketoukhrielie Metha, NPS, Assistant Commandant, 10th NAP (IR), for being awarded with Governor’s Commandant Certificate on the occasion of 71st Independence Day of India, 15th Aug. 2017, for his meritorious and commendable service.

The Krotho is proud of his achievement and thank the Almighty God for enabling him to receiving this prestigious State award. The Krotho wish him good health and encourage him to continue to give his best in the service of the people.

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ANNOUNCING

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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JOIN NICSE WITHOUT PAYING A PENNY

BY JOINING OUR INITIATIVE FOR A CLEAN NAGALAND

CAN WE NOT KEEP THE PUBLIC PLACES, THE STAIRS, THE WALLS, THE CORNERS, THE CORRIDORS CLEAN TOO ?

Please be a part of this initiative by cutting out the above STOP SPITTING PORTION and paste it wherever you think spitting should be stopped EACH STUDENT ENROLLING TILL 20TH SEPTEMBER WILL GET FEE CONCESSION OF 20% ON ALL COURSES FOR NPSC & UPSC IF ONE DECIDES TO JOIN THE STOP SPITTING CAMPAIGN OF NICSE ON ENROLMENT DIMAPUR CENTRE: 1STFLOOR, AIKO BUILDING, NAGARJAN PT.PH: 03862-280895 MON-SAT: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm KOHIMA CENTRE: 1ST FLOOR, WeWe COMMERCIAL COMPLEX, P.R. HILL (OPP. STATE LIBRARY) PH: 9774000780 MON-SAT: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm

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I would like to express my sincere appreciation and gratitude to one and all who extend their invaluable help through prayer support and sponsored through out my journey to participate in 24TH ABU DHABI INTERNATIONAL CHESS FESTIVAL from 13TH - 23RD AUGUST 2017.

I extend my special thanks to the following organisations and individuals.

1. Shri. T. R. Zeliang. Chief Minister, Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Er. Picto Shohe. Parl. Secretary, Justice & Law, Govt. of Nagaland.

3. Shri. Pankaj Kumar (IAS), Chief Secretary, Govt. of Nagaland.

4. Department of Youth Resources and Sports.

5. Nagaland Chess Association 6. Sumi Chess Association Nagaland.

7. Sumi Baptist Church Kohima.

8. Usutomi Baptist Church.

9. Usutomi Village.

10. Zhevishe Village.

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Sehwag backs Kohli’s aggressive captaincy

New Delhi, Aug 30 (Agencies): Former India opener Virender Sehwag has backed Virat Kohli’s aggressive captaincy while claiming that there will be no joy in watching cricket if players are restraint from expressing their emotions on the field.

Sehwag, who is remembered for his explosive batting, also said that sledging is an important part of the game, but players should not cross the line.

The 38-year-old himself had involved in many intense moments during his 14-year-long career as one of the most feared batsmen.

“Sledging is an important part of the game but

you should never cross the line. However, if there’s no sledging, there won’t be any enjoyment left in the game,” Sehwag told India TV. With the upcoming India-Australia limited-overs’ series, the focus will once again be on the sledging part, considering how the two fierce opponents had faced off in a notorious Test series early this year. Both the captains, Kohli and Steve Smith found themselves involved in highly publicised fights, which at times threatened to become personal.

And the “Nawab of Najafgarh” spelt out how not to make it personal.

“You can sledge about somebody’s technique,

Winning Arjuna dream come true for me: Chawrasia K o l kata , A u g 30 (IANS): Ace Indian golfer S.S.P. Chawrasia on Wednesday said it’s a “dream come true” for him to receive the Arjuna Award from the President.

Chawrasia, a winner of six international titles, including four on the European Tour, received the awardd at the Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Tuesday from President Ram Nath Kovind.

“It was a dream that came tr ue yesterday,” Chawrasia told IANS after landing in the city. “Obviously, I feel very happy to have fulfilled my dream.

I have won many tournaments in the past. But this Arjuna award is won only once. This has a different value of its own. The feeling is totally different,” the second ranked player on the Asian Tour Order of Merit said. The 39-year old dedicated the award to his family, the Royal Royal Calcutta Golf Club and his hard work. “I dedicate this award to my whole family, RCGC and my hard work,” he said.

Kuniho memorial football tourney Results Brother’s FC Chetheba 6-0 Kilomi village ( ( Merito Nyekha 6’, Chekrokhru Resu 16’ 37’, Khrunuzo Nyekha 29’, Vevoseyi Rhakho 75’ 83’) First semifinal Chozuba Village 1-0 Chozuba Town Youth Association (Toh 74’)

bowling action or batting stance but it should not get personal,” he said.

In contemporary cricket, Indian captain Kohli is considered a firebrand, who enters the field with a no-holds-barred attitude, and many of his critics have focussed on this one aspect to deride the 28-year-old.

But the skipper’s fellow Delhiite has no problem with it. Sehwag said Kohli is naturally aggressive so, he plays his game in the same manner.

India are in Sri Lanka for a full series. India have won the three-match Test series 3-0, a historic feat; then sealed the five-match ODI series with a six-wicket win last week to take an unassailable 3-0 lead.

The fourth ODI match will be played on Thursday (August 30) at R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo. It will be followed by the fifth and final ODI match on Sunday (September 3) at the same venue. The tour will finally end after the lone T20I match on next Wednesday (September 6).

Ashwin takes three on County ANFKA observes India Red play India Green ‘ntl sports day’ in Duleep Trophy opener debut, wants to play all 4 games DIMAPUR, AUG 30

WO RCES T E R , Au g 30 (PTI): Ravichandran Ashwin, who started his maiden county stint for Worcestershire on a decent note taking 3/94 and scoring 36 against Gloucestershire, wants to play all the four games even though he might get called up for the limited overs series against Australia.

With the selectors wanting Ashwin to play a major role in next year’s five-Test series against England, the BCCI is likely to allow the Tamil Nadu off-spinner to miss the upcoming limited-over series against Australia.

“I could be called to play in the Australia series,” Ashwin told ESPNCricinfo. In that case, Ashwin will get to play only one more match against Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge.

“But I have indicated to Bumpy (Steve Rhodes, the Worcestershire direct of cricket) that I will be available for all four games.

As of now, there are no communication channels (with BCCI) open but they will be shortly, so I will probably get a clearer idea after the Sri Lanka series,” he said. For Ashwin, the next year’s England series

(NPN): All Nagaland Kung-Fu Association (ANFKA) observed “national sports day” on August 29 at its founder, Zhenito Awomi’s residence at Burma camp veterinary colony Dimapur. In his speech, president ANFKA, N. Mar Longkumer congratulated Zhenito, who took up his profession in 1975, trained in Myanmar and continues to promote martial arts for younger Nagas so as to discipline and protect themselves. He pointed out that Nagas are capable and talented in all aspects of sports. However, many young talents have been wasted due to lack of proper sports facilities. He therefore, urged the state government to give due importance to sports to ensure that talented Nagas were given proper training.

The function was attended by around 200 well wishers and students. It may be noted that ANFKA is scheduled to host All India kung-fu championship cup, 2017 from November 28-29.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LT. WATIMEREN LONGCHAR

New Delhi, Aug 30 (IANS): Abhinav Mukundled India Red will take on Parthiv Patel’s India Green in the opening match of the Duleep Trophy, starting September 7 in Lucknow.

The tournament will be played with pink ball and under lights. BCCI on Tuesday reinstated the prestigious tournament in the 2017-18 domestic calendar reportedly. The sec-

ond match between India Red and Suresh Raina-led India Blue will be played from September 13-16 followed by the third match from September 19-22 will be played between India Blue and India Green, at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur.

The final will be hosted at the newly-constructed stadium in Lucknow from September 25-29.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born: 18-09-1982 Died: 23-08-2017

“Remember me when I am gone away; know that I thought about you everyday. In my sickness you were there. thank you for your love & care”.

Through this column, we the family members of Lt. LANUKUMZUK LKR, express our profound gratitude to all who stood by us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved son on 23/08/2017.

We express our deepest gratitude to:1. Kohima Mokokchung Senso Telongjem.

2. Middle Bayavu Youth Organisation.

3. Bayavu Council/ Bayavu Youth Organisation.

4. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (Bayavu) 5. Doctors, Nurses & staff of Oking Hospital Kohima.

6. Shri. Alemtemshi IAS (Rtd) 7. Shri Merentoshi, Parliamentary Secy. Social Welfare Nagaland.

8. Shri. Pankaj Kumar IAS, Chief Secy. Officers & Staffs.

9. Neighbours, friends & Near and Dear ones.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone.

But we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all.

Loving family members & relatives.

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OBITUARY

We the bereaved family members of Late Chilo-o, W/o D. Kapanyi, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, churches, organizations and well wishers who stood by us through prayers, physically, materially, financially at the sudden demise of our mother on 19th Aug. 2017.

Our sincere appreciation to :1. All Local Churches of Khezhakeno Village 2. Lekromi Baptist Church.

3. Pfutseromi Baptist Church 4. KBCA Though we are unable to thank each and everyone personally, we sincerely wish and pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1934- 2017 Died on 24th August, 2017 “If we live, it is for the Lord that we live, and if we die, it is for the Lord that we die.

So whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord.

For Christ died and rose to life in order to be the Lord of the living and of the dead.”

Romans 14: 8, 9 You never looked for praises You were never one to boast You went on quietly working for the ones you loved the most Your dreams were seldom spoken Your wants were very few Your worries went unspoken too You were there ‘A Firm Foundation’ Through all our storms of life, a sturdy hand to hold on to You are our greatest blessing The man that we called ‘Dad’ With profound gratitude, we would like to thank each well wishers who have contributed immensely from the time of our Father’s illness till his death. We are overwhelmed by your love and support showered on us. We express our failure to mention each individual but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty shall bless all abundantly for your gracious deeds.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Doctors & nurses of NHAK 18. D.H.O & Staff Kohima 2. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA) 19. Labour Welfare Centre, Tuli 3. Khensa Senso Telongjem, Kohima 20. Staff of the ALC’s Office, Mkg 4. Mangmetong Union, Kohima 21. Kohima Longmisa Anukapang aser Sensosangertem 5. Khensatsur Telongjem, Kohima 22. Yajang anukapang aser sensosangertem.

6. Khensa Students Union, Kohima 23. Mrs & Mr Neiphiu Rio, President NPF & M.P (Lok Sabha) 24. Mrs & Mr T. R Zeliang, Chief Minister 7. Kohima Ongpangkong Telongjem 25. Dr & Mrs Benjongliba Aier (Parlimentary Secretary) 8. Mekuli Senso Telongjem Kohima 26. Mrs Deo Nukhu 9. Kohima Yajang Fellowship 27. Mrs & Mr Kuovisieo Rio 10. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church 28. Mrs & Mr Vibeilietuo Kets 11. Women Deptt. Ao Arogo Kohima 29. Mrs & Mr Peter Khotsu 12. THRIFT Society (Lanu Tebu) Khensa, Kohima 30. Mrs & Mr Kechalhoubei Talie 13. Panchayat Lower P.W.D Kohima 31. Mr Neingoutuo Rio 14. Lower P.W.D Youths 32. Dr K. Chuba (Rtd. IAS) 15. Aliyinden Longchar Kidong Khensa 33. Rev & Mrs M. Asangba Longkumer (Sr. Pastor KABA) 16. Director, Officers & staff of the Directorate of 34. Rev & Rev I. Bendangmeren (Pastor KABA) Horticulture 17. Staffs of HRF, Pfutsero Loving children, granddaughter, son in-law, daughter in-law and relatives.

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10th DEATH ANNIVERSARY

31-08-17

LATE HEHKIYE SWU

22nd Sept. 1983 – 31st Aug. 2007

1 Thessalonians 4:17 : Then, together with them, we who are still alive and remain on the earth will be caught up in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air.

Then we will be with the Lord Forever.

Till Then,

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is certainly in consideration but not the sole reason for this stint.

“It’s not just about next year. It’s always been a dream to play county cricket. I grew up watching it on TV in India and it has always meant a lot. Spinners have come before and told me it is a must-do experience. I was being rested from the (limited overs) series (against Sri Lanka), so I thought I might as well come here to get experience,” he said.

However, he is sure that this stint will help him a lot during the 2018 series.

“But yes, next year is in the back of my mind and in the back of the mind of the team management back home. With the pace with which the international cricket calendar is set-up, you don’t have a long time to prepare.

“That might even cost you a Test match. So these experiences can be banked upon and, if you can learn faster -- which I pride myself upon -- the results can come a bit faster,” Ashwin said.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

4th DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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Ever Loving husband, daughters, sons, sons-in-law, daughter-in-law and grandson

"Today is the day we can never forget. Ten years have passed like a day but memories of you are still fresh. We miss you more as days and years go by, yet we are hopeful that one fine day we will meet again".

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Loving parents, brothers & sisters

LATE ATOLI SWU

Born : 16.02.1990 – Died : 25.08.2017

Through this column, we the bereaved family members of LT. REV. S. LAKMAI would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness to all the individual, churches, unions, neighbours, friends from far and well-wishers who stood by us in prayer, morally, materially, physically and financially during the prolonged illness of our beloved father Lt. Rev. S. Lakmai who left us for his heavenly abode on 20th August 2017.

We also like to convey our special thanks who have rendered us all possible helps : 1 Rev. S. Takum 2 Longpang PHC doctor and nurses and District Hospital Tuensang 3 Pulounyu Sector 4 Tuensang Town Baptist Lashong (TTBL) 5 Chingmei Village Council 6 Chingmei Baptist Lashong 7 Chingmei Union Tuensang Town 8 Yaongyimti Village Council 9 Yaongyimti Baptist Church 10 Yaongyimti Sao Shoung Tuensang Town 11 New Yaongyimti Village Council 12 New Yaongyimti Baptist Church 13 United Yaongyimti Citzen Tuensang 14 Yali Village Council 15 Yali Baptist Church 16 Chang Baptist Church, Kohima 17 Chang Baptist Church, Dimapur 18 Kejok Baptist Lashong 19 3rd NAP Saksi Baptist Lashong 20 Yungkuk Baptist Lashong Tuensang 21 Tuensang Dist. Pvt. Driver Union 22 Khiamniungan Baptist Church Tuensang Town 23 Tuensang Village Baptist Church Tuensang 24 Mission Center Baptist Lashong 25 SHG 26 Group Tuensang 26 Yimrup Model Baptist Lashong 27 New Chingmei Baptist Lashong 28 Yimnyu Edou Mokokchung Town 29 New Chingmei Village Council 30 Chendang Baptist Lashong 31 Saoshou Baptist Lashong 32 Chingmei Saoshong Thangjam 33 Mission Board Kohima CBC 34 Chang Khulei Setshang (CKS) 35 Chang Baptist Lashong Noklak 36 NST Section Union Words are inadequate to express how much we are indebted to each and everyone and we deeply regret our inability to mention every individuals but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your good deeds.

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Loving wife, children, grandchildren and relatives.

We the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere heartfelt gratitude to every individual, friends and relatives who stood by us financially, materially, physically and spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved daughter.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Kuhuboto Area Students' Union 2. Sumi Fellowship Delhi 3. Ghokito Baptist Church 4. Ghokito Students' Union 5. Pukhato Students' Union 6. Kuhuboto Students' Union 7. NCRC Church 8. Blood Donors and all the relatives and well wishers.

May God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving dad, mom, brothers and sister.

Acknowledgement

We the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, doctors, nurses and hospital staff, churches, organizations, friends, families and well wishers who extended their unconditional support morally, physically, spiritually and financially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved Late. N. R. Apokla Longkumer on 19th August, 2017.

Though we are unable to thank each of you individually and personally, we pray that our good Lord continues to bless you with His love and kindness.

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Teammates congratulate Bangladesh’s Sakib Al Hasan, second left, after the dismissal of Australia’s Glenn Maxwell during the fourth day of their first test cricket match in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

Australia lost five wickets in an eventful morning session, and whatever hopes they had were snuffed out when Shakib bowled Glenn Maxwell with the first delivery after the lunch break.

Pat Cummins scored an unbeaten 33 down the order to inject some drama but it was not enough in the end as Australia were all out for 244.

Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim was delighted to record the country’s first victory over Australia.

“Obviously a great

feeling, beating Australia,” he said at the presentation ceremony.

“A great effort by the boys, especially Shakib and Tamim (Iqbal) were outstanding,” he said of the duo, who featured in a 155-run partnership to rescue Bangladesh from a top order collapse in their first innings.

Shakib (5-85) celebrated his 50th Test appearance by scoring 84 in the first innings and finishing with a 10-wicket match haul, a performance worthy of his status as the world’s topranked Test all-rounder.

‘Catch them young’ tourney

Star footballers to grace trophy tour in Kolkata

D H A K A , AU G 3 0 (Agencies): Bangladesh spun their way to a first Test victory over Australia on Wednesday, with Shakib Al Hasan’s second five-wicket haul of the match securing a memorable 20-run win inside four days at the Shere Bangla National Stadium.

Overnight batsman David Warner struck a belligerent 112 and added 130 runs with skipper Steve Smith but their efforts were in vain as the hosts took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.

Chasing 265 to win,

DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): District Sports Officer (DSO), Wokha has informed that the district level “catch them young” tournament-cum-selection for the enter district tournament under-14 years would be held on September 6 and 7 in the discipline of badminton, 100metre race,200 metre race and cross country race.

Interested players have been asked to get register from DSO office, Wokha on or before September 5. Players must be born on or after September 1, 2003. Further information can be contacted 8729998595/7005475045.

MTYO football tournament

DIMAPUR, AUG 30 (NPN): To revive the grand old Football Association (Medziphema Area Football Association), the Medziphema Village Youth Organization (MTYO) will organise a football tournament from September 26 to October 6 under the theme “Ever Towards Our Goal”. The inaugural function on September 26 at 10 a.m. will be graced by retired additional director medical services, Dr. Kevingulie Khro as chief guest. The closing ceremony on October 6 will be graced by Medziphema village council chairman, Neikhonyü Kuotsu as guest of honour. In this connection, MVYO has invited all villages and towns under Medziphema sub- division to participate in the tournament. Entry forms, tournament brochure and other necessary information will be available at M/s Moon Store, Beneath Allahabad Bank, Medziphema Town.

Ko l kata , Aug 3 0 (IANS): Former India stars Shyam Thapa, Subrata Bhattacharya and Prasun Banerjee along with current footballers from city clubs East Bengal and Mohun Bagan will be part of the Kolkata leg tour of the FIFA U-17 World Cup trophy.

The trophy will be unveiled at the Khudiram Anushilan Kendra in central Kolkata on September 1, later heading to South City International school at a Mission XI Million festival on September 2.

Children from schools across the city, who are a part of the U-17 World Cup legacy programme will get a chance to see the coveted crown apart from taking part in several football related activities on the pitch.

He was the obvious choice for Man of the Match.

Resuming on 109-2, Warner batted with calculated aggression, while Smith was content to play second fiddle as they continued the good work they had started on Tuesday evening with some generous assistance from Lady Luck.

Warner survived a review before the southpaw brought up his 19th Test century, a second in Asia.

Then, when the opener was on 106, he pulled a Shakib delivery and the ball

flew past leg-slip before the fielder could put his hands together.

Smith was on 28 when Tamim spilled him at midon but Shakib was lurking round the corner with his left-arm spin to change the complexion of the match.

Shakib first trapped Warner leg-before for 112 and, four overs later, had Smith caught behind for 37 to pile the pressure back on Australia.

On a turning track where their frontline batsmen have struggled against Bangladesh’s three-pronged spin attack, Peter Handscomb, Matthew Wade and Ashton Agar all fell in quick succession prior to lunch.

Cummins hit a couple of sixes in his aggressive innings but ran out of partners after Taijul Islam trapped Josh Hazlewood leg-before. Smith said failing to pile up runs in the first innings had made their job tougher.

“It was a great Test match, credit to Bangladesh the way they played,” he added.

“We probably let ourselves down in the first innings with the bat, probably should have made a few more there. It was pretty difficult batting here in the second innings and I thought we did pretty well to get 240 in the end.”

Australia will slip one place to fifth in the Test rankings even if they level the series by winning the second Test in Chittagong from Monday. A second defeat would see them lose another place.

Action in the match between United 16 FC (white) and New Market FC at Kohima local ground, Wednesday. (NP)

Correspondent

K o h i m a , A ug 3 0 (NPN): New Market FC overcome United 16 FC 2-1 to secure three crucial points in the Kohima Football league (KFL) played at Kohima local ground on Wednesday.

With this win, New Market and Ziekezou SC were locked on 12 points each with the latter having advantage on goal difference. Ziekezou SC has also another advantage as it will take on Power Comm FC on Thursday at 3 p.m on the last match day.

United FC16 finished on 11 points.

Earlier, Achamo Shitio opened the account for New

Market, when he converted a spot kick in the 28th minute, after Rhitso Mero was brought down by a defender inside the area.

The first session ended 1-0 in favour of New Market.

Coming after the break, New Market continued with the momentum and were rewarded with the second penalty of the match. The spot kick was beautifully converted by Chisie Nyusou in 61st minute.

United FC tried to come back but was not successful. They were finally rewarded when Beshang managed to pull one back in the extra time. But it was too late, as New Market hold on to seal victory.

Chisie Nyusou, Longshebemo Tungoe of New Market FC and Hekato of United 16 FC were yellow carded.

Kevithuto Sophie, AIG Supply, PHQ was the match patron for the day.

Meanwhile, Kohima Town Club has informed that Kohima Football League Trophy-cum-KTC Cup 2017 will be held on September 1 from 1:30 p.m. onwards at Kohima local ground. K.Neibou Sekhose, president, Kohima District Football Association will grace the occasion as the special invitee.

Thursday’s match Ziekezou SC Vs Power Comm FC: 3 p.m.

World No.1 Nadal starts US Open with easy win New York, Aug 30 (IANS/Agencies): Top seed Rafael Nadal began his quest for a third US Open tennis title by defeating Serbia’s Dusan Lajovic 7-6 (8-6), 6-2, 6-2 to advance to the second round.

The match on Tuesday was played under the Arthur Ashe Stadium roof at Flushing Meadows amid heavy rain here, reports Efe. The 31-year-old Spaniard hit 33 winners against Lajovic, who is ranked 85th in the world.

Nadal prevailed over his opponent 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 in their only previous meeting, in the round of 16 at the 2014 French Open.

The victory came a week after Nadal returned to the top of the ATP rankings for the first time since July 2014.

year, soon found his groove once he broke Tiafoe to take a 3-1 lead in the second set and reeled off nine of the next 10 games.

Kerber loses

Rafael Nadal

Federer survives scare

World number three Roger Federer survived a first round scare from Frances Tiafoe as the Swiss ground out a 4-6, 6-2, 6-1, 1-6, 6-4 victory over the American teenager before a

Naomi Osaka

raucous crowd at the US Open. Federer looked more relieved than overjoyed when Tiafoe’s forehand found the net on match point to keep his hopes of a 20th Grand Slam title alive.

The 19-year-old Tiafoe broke Federer in the first

game of the match and bellowed out a loud “Come on!” when his forehand winner found the line to capture the opening set.

Federer, who has won this year’s Australian Open and Wimbledon since taking a six-month break last

German defending champion Angelique Kerber was given a shock first-round exit at the US Open, losing to Japan’s Naomi Osaka 6-3, 6-1. It took Osaka, ranked 45th in the world, just 64 minutes to send Kerber packing on Tuesday, one year after the German’s triumph at Flushing Meadows, reports Xinhua news agency. Osaka hit hard from both sides and struck 22 clean winners in the match while Kerber, the first defending champion to lose in the US Open’s first round since Svetlana Kuznetsova of Russia in 2005, was in a different league.

PKL: U Mumba beat Haryana Steelers 38-32 Spot-fixing: Pak’s Sharjeel

U Mumba (orange) and Haryana Steelers (Blue) players in action during their Pro Kabaddi League match in Mumbai on Wednesday. (PTI)

Mu m b a i , Aug 3 0 (PTI): Captain Anup Kumar and raider Shrikant Jadhav combined to score 14 points as U Mumba beat

Haryana Steelers 38-32 in a Pro Kabaddi match here on Wednesday.

Haryana Steelers paid the price for their lacklustre

first half performance and their defence also struggled to score points.

Anup Kumar scored eight points for U Mumba

whereas Vikas Kandola took nine points for Haryana Steelers.

U Mumba now have 24 points from 10 games and are fourth in Zone A whereas Haryana Steelers are fourth with 23 points from seven games.

Both teams began the match on equal footing by trading raid and tackle points as it was 2-2 after two minutes.

Shrikant Jadhav made a successful raid in the fifth minute as U Mumba led 5-2. Anup Kumar extended U Mumba’s lead to 7-2 with his first successful raid in the sixth minute.

Vikas Kandola scored two points for Haryana Steelers as they trailed 4-7.

Kashiling Adake quickly restored U Mumba’s advantage with a two-point raid in the ninth minute.

U Mumba inflicted the first all out of the match in the 11th minute to lead 15-10. Shrikant Jadhav extended U Mumba’s lead to 18-10 as he scored with a three-point raid.

H a r ya n a S t e e l e r s

scored three points in five minutes to reduce the deficit to 13-18 in the 15th minute. U Mumba went into the break leading 2015 as Haryana Steelers showed signs of making a recovery.

The home team began the second half strongly and led 23- 16 after 22 minutes. Haryana Steelers inflicted an all out in the 24th minute to trail 22-25.

Haryana further reduced the gap to just single point as they sent Kashiling Adake to the bench in 25th minute. Deepak Kumar Dahiya made a successful raid in the 29th minute as Haryana Steelers levelled the match at 29-29.

U Mumba took control of the game in the next minutes as they scored tackle points to lead 34-30 after 34 minutes.

Shrikant Jadhav scored with a raid point in the 36th minute as U Mumba led 35-30. U Mumba defence held on strongly as they did not allow Steelers’ raiders to score points in the last five minutes to win 38-32.

Khan banned for five years

L o n d o n, Aug 3 0 (Agencies): Pakistan batsman Sharjeel Khan has been banned for five years for his part in a spot-fixing ring.

A Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) tribunal handed down the punishment following a hearing on Wednesday, but two and a half years of the ban is suspended.

The PCB has been conducting a long-running investigation into corruption in the Twenty20 Pakistan Super League.

Shar jeel, 28, has played one Test match, 25 one-day internationals and 15 Twenty20 internationals for Pakistan.

He will not be able to play domestic or international cricket for the next two and a half years, after which his return will be closely monitored, the tribunal said.

The full findings will be released at a later date.

Spot-fixing is where

Sharjeel Khan has played one Test match, 25 oneday internationals and 15 Twenty20 internationals for Pakistan.

the outcome of a particular passage of play is pre-determined, as opposed to fixing the outcome of a match.

All-rounder Mohammad Nawaz and seamer Mohammad Irfan have already been sanctioned as part of the inquiry after they failed to report suspi-

cious approaches.

A number of other players have also been questioned or suspended while the inquiry is carried out.

Britain’s National Crime Agency provided the initial intelligence that led to the PCB investigation.

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