Four Mobile ICTCs flagged off in Kohima

Correspondent and development in the constituency. followed during the entire election process within the village. President of Sungratsu Senso Mungdang, Limasashi Ozukum, exhorted the gathering. H. Khehovi: The kick off campaign for H. Khehovi was held at four locations. Addressing his supporters at Phuye Old, Naltoqa, Vedami and Aichisaghemi villagers, the BJP candidate expressed confidence in the NDPP-BJP alliance adding that the alliance will form the next government with absolute majority. Stating that the BJP at the Centre and in alliance with the NDPP in Nagaland was sincere in delivering progress and development in all sectors and called upon his supporters to join hands with him in delivering peace, progress

Highlighting the vision statement of the BJP for Nagaland, Khehovi said that the BJP has promised to continue with these welfare schemes with further enhancements of cash and incentives especially meant for the farmers, women and children.

Khehovi said that almost half of his last tenure was hampered by COVID pandemic and all development aspects were hindered. However, he said that Suruhuto-Asuto area had witnessed its due share of development despite the pandemic and expressed regret that major projects that were in the pipeline could not be implemented. He assured to continue with the development aspects if given another term and further appealed to the electorate of SuruhutoAsuto area to look at the developmental issues that have been initiated under the BJP Government and choose the right legislator to represent the people.

The BJP candidate was accompanied by Zunheboto district BJP president Shikuto Achumi, BJP Nagaland general secretary Khevishe Achumi, Mandal president Tokhevi Aye, host of GBs, prominent leaders and elders from various villages.

Acknowledgement

KOHIMA, FEB 16 (NPN): Four new Mobile Integrated Counselling & Testing Centres (ICTC) were flagged off by commissioner, Food Safety and Department of Health & Family Welfare, Y Kikheto Sema, during a programme at the Directorate, here on Thursday.

In his brief address, Sema said Nagaland was the second highest in AIDS prevalence in the country which was alarming. He said against the national average of 0.21% Nagaland has 1.36% of the total population, second only to Mizoram at 2.70%.

He pointed out that people should know the situation, responsibilities and accordingly create awareness in the minds of the people. Calling for a concerted efforts towards this end, Sema said the department or the government alone cannot do it and needs the support of the people.

Sema informed that according to the latest data available in the state, Dima- pur with 2.20% prevalence was the highest while Tuensang and Noklak together with 2.14% was second and Kohima was in third with 1.28%. Three of the four new vehicles will be as replacements in Mon, Tuensang and Longleng while the fourth would be for Noklak.

Meanwhile, in two separate notifications, the commissioner has cautioned against sale and supply of unsafe food products in the State under section 25, subsection (I) (i) (ii) (iii) of Food Safety and Standards Act’ 2006. Under the section, no person shall import into India: 1. Any unsafe and misbranded or sub-standard food or food containing extraneous matter. 2. Any article of food for the import of which a license is required under any Act or any rule or regulations, except in accordance with the condition of the license and or 3. Any article of food in contravention of any other provision of this Act or any rile or regulation made there under or any other Act. The notice said despite of government standing prohibition notification on illegal import of misbranded, sub-standard and expired food item for sale, distribution etc. more and more food products were being smuggled or illegally entering into Nagaland in violation of Food Safety and Standards Act’ 2006 Rules and Regulation 2011 and had flooded every nook and corner of the state.

Therefore, in exercise of the power conferred under section 30(2) (a) of the Food Safety and Standards Act’ 2006, the commissioner prohibited the illegal import of food products, for sale, exhibit for sale, stored for sale or distribution of any form of Adulterated, misbranded, sub-standard food products imported from foreign countries and states with immediate effect.

It also warned Food Business Operators to desist from such illegal food business. Non-compliance to this notification would be an offence punishable with penalty under section 51, 52 and 59 of the said Act. The notice also advised the general public/consumer to check the labelling provisions of the food products before purchase and to be aware and remain alert about such food products. It further instructed the designated officers, Food Safety Officers of the districts to carry out inspection and sampling for analysis.

Duncan Bosti Council adopts resolutions for NLA elections

DIMAPUR: Duncan Bosti Council (DBC), Duncan Women Union and Duncan Youth have passed various resolutions for the ensuing 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly elections 2023 on February 16.

In a press release, Duncan Bosti Council chairman, Wojamo Yanthan and secretary, S Bendang Imsong stated that the following resolutions were passed: the council has decided to ban pasting any kind of election posters/ banner within the colony; no political party will be allowed to

1st Death anniversarY of our Beloved mother hensonglo Jamir (17/02/22/ – 17/02/23) operate any political camp within the colony; no outsiders/ persons will be allowed to enter the colony polling station on polling day.

The council further decided to allow senior citizens and physically handicapped person to caste their respective vote during the first hour on Polling Day. It also warned that every individual or political parties should follow the resolutions implemented by the Council, failing which strict actions will be taken against any defaulters.

Acknowledgement

We the bereaved family members of Late Mrs Iheli Zhimo would like to express our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, spiritually and financially during our saddest moment on 31-01-2023.

We would like to give special thanks to:

1. Yezami Baptist Church

2. Yezami Union Naltoqa and Zunheboto

3. Friends and Neighbors, Residents of Yezami village in general.

4. Family members and relatives, in-laws, siblings, near and dear ones

Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, FEB

16 (NPN): The intending NPP candidate from 24 Angetyongpang Assembly Constituency, S Maongkaba Ozukum, declared his candidature on Thursday at Yaongyimti Old & New, Phangsang and Chakpa villages.

Addressing the gathering, Maongkaba said his willingness to be the servant of the constituency and shared his vision to improve communication for development of the area economy, better educational sector,

News In Brief

DoSE informs private schools : Directorate of School Education has informed all private schools of the State which have elementary sections that application forms for recognition, up-gradation, renewal of recognition and inspection (i.e. Formats III, IV, V & VI) shall be made available on the department’s website at https// education.nagaland.gov.

in from February 17 till Match 15. Any private school wanting to apply may download the forms during the window.

Seized IMFL destroyed in Kiphire: As per pre-trial destruction order, the seized IMFL were destroyed at the dumping site some kms away from Kiphire on February 16. The seized items that were destroyed included - MC Dowell’s Rum (quarter 180 ml each) - 336 bottles; Royal Stag (quarter 180 ml each) - 144 bottles and Can Beer (Kingfisher500 ml each) - 360 Cans.

The task was carried out in the presence of pre- trial destruction committee members Kiphire.

skilled development for selfsustenance of the youth, introduction of solar energy harvesting, tourism-related infrastructures, to empower women, to create Phangsang as an EAC administrative post, promote more cultural and communal harmony since the constituency comprises of the Aos and Chang tribes and to established a 24 Angetyongpang A/C office in Kohima where the grievances of the constituency people can be addressed.

Earlier, short speeches were delivered by ex-candidate, Sashimar, Ramok and hosts of supporters.

Lt. VISEYIE LUHO (20/06/1979 - 10/02/2023)

We the bereaved family members of Late Viseyie Lüho would like to express our sincere gratitude and acknowledge all the well wishers who stood with us during the trivial time of his sickness and demise by sympathizing and rendering physical, moral, material and prayerful support.

We convey our sincere thanks to :-

1. Soul Harvest for Christ Ministries Kohima

2. Kerüliki Kohima

3. Kerüliki Nagarjan Dimapur

4. Ektinos Group

5. Khuzama Baptist Church

6. Khuzama Christian Revival Church

7. Khuzama Sacred Heart Church

8. Chakhro Khuzama Union

9. Khuzama Krotho Kohima

10. CIHSR Referral Hospital Doctors & Nurses

11. ANTA Kohima HQ k-333/23

Though words are not enough to express our thanks to each and every individuals, we pray that God favor His Blessings abundantly.

Loving wife, sons and family members

A year has passed since the Lord called you home But our aching hearts are comforted knowing You're at rest.

Your name will be forever etched in our hearts, For even death cannot part the ones who truly love And the love you've given us through your life Will always be with us throughout our lives. Fondly remembered, today and always.

DP-685/23

By Your Loving Family

Obituary and Acknowledgement

We are truly indebted and deeply regret for not mentioning each name individually but may the Almighty God bless you all. Loving, Children and Grandchildren k-334/23

Imtisangla Jamir

Born on 06-05-1947 Slept in the Lord on 12-02-2023

The family of Late Mrs. Imtisangla Jamir wishes to acknowledge the many expressions and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss. We express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours, well-wishers who visited us, attended the wake and service, those who travelled long distances, sent floral tributes and messages, offered donations.

As it would be impossible to thank and acknowledge everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude

Loving Family Members

Late Thungbemo Ngullie March 1933 – 08/02/2023

Words are inadequate while expressing our profound gratitude and indebtedness to all who spared your precious time, resources and manpower to support us throughout the prolonged illness and sad demise of our dearly beloved Late Thungbemo Ngullie who left us for his Heavenly journey on 08/02/2023. May our Almighty bless you all continuously and abundantly for providing us the much needed love and comfort in this our hour of grief.

- Loving Wife, Children, In-Laws, Grandchildren & Family

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