November 10, 2016 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVI No. 334

DIMAPUR, thursday, november 10, 2016

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Carolina Marin costliest at badminton league auction

Kamala creates history; wins US Senate seat

Sports, Page 11

international, Page 9

national, Page 5

Donald Trump elected US President

AMERICAN VOTERS DELIVER VERDICT which proved all pundits wrong NEW YORK, Nov 9 (AGENCIES): In a result that stunned the world, on November 8, 2016 American voters caused a shockwave by delivering a humiliating rebuke to America’s political establishment and to the hangers-on, the pollsters, the pundits, the American mainstream media elites, the celebrities who surrounded Hillary Clinton on stages when they decided to put the future of their nation in the hands of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the USA, an untested leader who was described by American mainstream media as one with deep character flaws and no experience in governance or national security. The 70-year-old billionaire businessman, who took to politics only 18 months ago, won with a comfortable margin securing 289 electoral college votes against Clinton’s 218. To win the presidential election, a candidate needs 270 of the 538 electoral college votes. It was a heart-break for Democratic nominee

Donald Trump US President elect during his victory speech.

Clinton, who was hoping to become the first woman president of the US, as Trump edged past her in a see-saw battle. Clinton, who did not make a traditional concession speech, called Trump and congratulated him. Trump reciprocated in his victory speech, saying she fought very hard and the country owes her a major debt of gratitude for her service to it. Seeking to “bind the wounds of division” after a bitter and divisive campaign, Trump pledged to be the President for all Americans and asked

Republicans, Democrats and independents across the country to come together as one united people. Trump, addressing his supporters at his campaign headquarters, said, “It is time for us to come together as one united people. I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president of all Americans.” Against the backdrop of a highly vitriolic and divisive campaign, Trump talked of his campaign “being a movement comprising people of all races and backgrounds,” possibly surprising many, as evidenced by

an eruption of cheers when he said the word “races.” “Ours was not a campaign, but a movement. It is a movement comprising from all races, background and believes. Working together, we would begin the urgent task of rebuilding the country. The country has a tremendous potential,” he said. Once considered a long shot for the presidency, the billionaire from New York tapped into the disillusionment of the average white working class American against the establishment, molding it into vicious antiimmigrant rhetoric which proved to be an electoral gold mine. Trump, a political outsider, was rebuked by many top Republicans for his remarks on women and immigrants and several party leaders had refused to back him despite his comprehensive win in the primaries. US President Barack Obama called the Presidentelect to congratulate him and invited him to the White House on Thursday. President Obama, who had campaigned ferociously

against Trump after calling him unfit to hold office, invited him to the White House on Thursday to discussion transition. Trump will be sworn in on January 20, the traditional Inauguration Day. Humbled Democratic leaders and others who had predicted Clinton would win 300 electoral votes or many more instead watched, agape, as Trump picked off states that Barack

Obama had won handily. Hillary Clinton vastly outspent Donald Trump when it came it campaign ad buys during the general election but did not receive a win to pay it off. By the beginning of November, Bloomberg reported last week, Clinton spent $211.4 million dollars in ad buys, whereas Trump only spent $74 million dollars in ad buys this general election cycle.

We owe Trump open mind, chance to lead: Hillary Hillary Clinton Wednesday graciously accepted her defeat, saying she hopes Donald Trump will be a successful President for all Americans and that the “deeply divided” nation owes him “an open mind and the chance to lead.” “This is not the outcome we wanted or we worked so hard for. And I’m sorry that we didn’t win this election for the values we share and for the vision we hold for our country,” Clinton told a large gathering of her supporters here in as she took the podium to concede

Hillary Clinton

the closely-fought elections. Her supporters stood up and applauded as Clinton walked in with her husband Bill Clinton, daughter Chelsea and son-in-law Mark, and running mate Tim Kaine.

World leaders congratulate Trump WASHINGTON, NOV 9 (AGENCIES): After Republican Donald J. Trump was announced as the United States president-elect, leaders worldwide sent congratulations. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also congratulated Trump. “We look forward to working with you closely to take India-U.S. bilateral ties to a new height,” Modi wrote on Twitter. Ru s s i a n P r e s i d e n t Vladimir Putin said he wants to work with a Trump administration to “lift Russian-U.S. relations out of the current crisis, resolve issues on the international agenda, look for effective responses to global security challenges.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he is confident he and Trump can “continue to strengthen the unique alliance between our two countries and bring it to ever greater heights.” German Chancellor Angela Merkel has congratulated Donald Trump on his win in the US presidential election, before underlining the importance of their countries’ relationship and reminding the presidentelect of their shared values. “Whoever the American people elect as their

president in free and fair elections, that has a significance far beyond the USA,” the chancellor said in Berlin on Wednesday. In his congratulatory statement, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the stability of the Asia-Pacific region brings peace and prosperity to the United States -calling Japan and the United States “unwavering allies.” U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said her country -- which has an “enduring and special relationship” with the United States -- will remain a strong partner on trade, security and defense. Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte offered “warm congratulations” to Trump, saying he looks forward to working with him to enhance relations, a Philippine minister was quoted by the Mirror online as saying. Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi congratulated Trump on his victory, the Egyptian presidency said in a statement. Sisi wished Trump success as the new US president, hoping to enhance Egyptian-US cooperation at all levels. Iranian leadership has called on the United States to stand by the 2015 nuclear agreement, which Trump has characterized as a “bad deal.”

Fogging drive to contain dengue outbreak in Dmu

Corrupt people need to be exposed: Acharya ACAUT reacts to DDCC claim; flays VCs action

DIMAPUR, NOV 9 (NPN): Alarmed over the rise of Dengue virus in Dimapur, Rotary club of Dimapur in association with National vector borne disease control programme will be carrying out 2nd round of intensive fogging in Dimapur town on November 10 from 4 pm onwards. Fogging drive will start from DMC area and cover Kalibari road, Marwari patty, Westyard and Sematilla colonies. The drive will be supervised by District programme officer Dr Moa Jamir and asst. director, UVBD Kikolul Kheyia.

Correspondent

NNagaDAO stir today D I M A P U R , N OV 9 (NPN): Network of Nagaland Drugs and AIDS Organisation (NNagaDAO) on Wednesday informed that a peaceful protest rally would be organised in Kohima on November 10 2016 at 11am to express resentment against non release of grant for HIV & AIDS intervention work done for the last fiscal year (December 2015 to March 2016) by the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO). In a press release, NNagaDAO president, Abou Mere, said the rally would be taken out from Red Cross Complex, PR Hill Kohima to CM’s residence, where a representation would be submitted, requesting CM to intervene and resolve the issue.

This is it!

KOHIMA, NOV 9 (NPN): Expressing deep discontentment over the way things have been going around in the state, particularly with regard to development activities, Nagaland Governor P.B. Acharya on Wednesday said “thieves, robbers and corrupt people should be exposed, be it politicians, bureaucrats, contractors or even me, if I do wrong.” Things do not seem to move in the way it should be moving in Nagaland, Acharya said while addressing mediapersons here at Raj Bhavan. During his 74-minute media interaction, Acharya said “there are certain things that needs to be tightened”, adding, as a governor he wished to see his government improve in many ways. “There is no opposition in the assembly, no counter

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ride”. Fo r L o n g wa , t h a t shares the international boundary with Myanmar, he said crores of rupees have been spent for development. However, Acharya said he was surprised as “everything was fraud. There was absolutely nothing. Even one beautiful building was turned to a cow shed.” He further expressed regret that none of the nine MLAs from Mon district were present during his visit. While stating that the MLAs are only seen accompanying chief minister, he said he was hoping that he could interact with the MLAs on issues concerning their area and people. Acharya said the international border had nothing in reality. “What was meant for the people did not reach them,” he pointed out. The people have not been taken care of and no one was ashamed of what

Banks to work on Saturday, Sunday New Delhi, Nov 9 (IANS): The government said on Wednesday that banks will remain open on the coming weekend for convenience of people following its decision to demonetise currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denomination. “For public convenience, banks will remain open on coming Saturday and Sunday,” Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said in a tweet. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on Tuesday announced demonetisation of currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denomination to tackle the menace of black money.

Cash being airlifted to NE

“Hurry up. Hand over all your cash but not Rs. 500 or Rs.1000 denomination.”

agency, no Lokayukta. I want my government to be improved,” he reiterated. Important matters concerning the state need to be raised in the assembly, but it was not so, he lamented. Things have been more concentrated on issues like-suspensions, merger of one party to the other etc., he said, while cautioning that the Central government has taken note of all the happenings in the state. Recalling his “nightmare-journey”, referring to the pathetic road conditions, to Longwa in Mon district and Pangti village under Wokha recently, Acharya said he was surprised to see that such areas have been left neglected and not as expected. He said it was on the invitation of Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio, that he had the opportunity to travel to Longwa, saying it was a “bone cracking and elephant

Assuring customers that there is no need to panic in the wake of demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, a senior SBI official today said cash is being airlifted

from Kolkata to the Northeastern region. “There is no need to panic. No need to worry. There is no shortage of Rs 100 notes. Cash is being airlifted from Kolkata from today itself for the Northeastern states,” SBI North East Circle Chief General Manager PVSLN Murty told reporters here. Cash requirement of Northeastern states is met through supplies from Kolkata and is generally brought by road and rail routes, he added. “No need to rush to the banks tomorrow to exchange your Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. But if you still want, you can go and exchange the old currency notes and get up to Rs 4,000 per person. “People have time till December 30 to deposit their cash in hand and there is no need to rush,” Murthy said. He also appealed to the public to use their debit and

credit cards and other online payment facilities for the next few days. To handle the extra rush of customers, all banks will open extra cash disbursement counters and will remain open for public transaction for additional two hours till 6 pm for some time, the SBI CGM said. Banks will reopen tomorrow and the ATMs will be functional from the day after, Murty said. “New Rs 2,000 notes will also be disbursed through those counters...,” he added. Regarding several places in the Northeast located in remote areas with no bank branches, Murty said SBI will make the best effort to reach them to ensure people face minimum problems. Two helpline numbers -- 0361-2237596/ 2237979 -- have been activated by SBI for its customers in the region, Murty said.

was being done to the villagers, he said. He lauded Rio for adopting Longwa village and for constructing the Angh’s Morung. Acharya appealed to all the MLAs and MP to follow suit by adopting villages for the uplift of the people and the economy. Acharya said DC Mon informed had him that there was no budget sanctioned for the district for last five years (for roads) under PWD progrmame. To this, he said every district has been allocated budget and lamented that the MLA concerned was quite on the matter. On his visit to Pangti village to see the Amur falcons, he said it was a similar situation like that in Longwa. The governor said there was nothing, “absolutely zero with horrible roads, no tea shop, toilets neither a place to stay”.

DIMAPUR, NOV 9 (NPN): ACAUT in reaction to Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) claim, said that when the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Nagaland had declared four lakh voters out of 11.20 lakh voters in the state was bogus, the statement of DCC was uncalled for.

Rather, ACAUT media cell in a press statement, asked DCC to applaud the district administration and CEO for bringing down the voters from 1,15,395 in 2004 to 52,083 in 2016 under Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC). Media cell reminded DCC, that the present voter tally of 52,083 was not

final and certainly subjected to further reduction. ACAUT also disagreed on the reduction in voter names under DMC as claimed by DCC, stating that every Naga with permanent address in the other districts were enrolled in Dimapur. (Cont’d on p-7)

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Student bodies picket SDEO office Peren DIMAPUR, NOV 9 (NPN): As part of their phase-I agitation, the Zeliangrong Students’ Union (Nagaland) and Kuki Students Organisation (Nagaland) on Wednesday picketed the SDEO office Peren to protest against the government’s failure to fulfil their charter of demand submitted on June 20, 2016 over “backdoor appointment” of 16 primary teachers under SSA. In a joint press release, ZSU (N) president, Amongbo Zeliang, and KSO (N) president, Paotinsei Khongsai, said the two student bodies have resolved that until the government fulfilled the charter of demand, extreme action would be implemented to the extent of locking the office indefinitely, and in the event any eventuality occurred to any member/ volunteer, the concerned (Cont’d on p-5)

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State level painting competition held

F.P. Solo along with the category ‘A’ winners and others (NP). Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 9 (NPN): The state level painting competition on energy conservation under national campaign on energy conservation organized by bureau of energy efficiency, govt. of Nagaland, Nagaland state designated agency and NEEPCO was held at East Gate Hotel Kohima on Wednesday. Commissioner and secretary School Education, F.P. Solo in his address as the chief guest in the prize distribution ceremony appreciated the organizers for such programme and said that this was the right way to educate and disseminate awareness for energy conservation. He said such effort and awareness campaign should be taken up in other areas also. He also stressed the importance of animals’ conservation and said that unless our present genera-

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tion took the initiative to conserve, the coming generation would never see the present animals due to extinction. He encouraged the young students to use innovative and creative ideas to develop our society. Micheal Yeptho from St. Mary’s HSS Lotha complex Dimapur bagged the first prize in category ‘A’ (class 4-6) in painting competition under the theme “ saving energy is generating energy for better tomorrow , save energy, save energy, get wealthy” . Yeptho walked away with Rs. 20,000 and citation. The second and third prizes were bagged by Olivile H. Yepthomi (Holy Cross HSS Dimapur) and Touzolu Rhakho (Livingstone foundation HSS Dimapur) and received Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 10,000 with citations respectively. The three young artist winners would represent the state for the national level

painting competition. In category ‘B’, Mathurengabou Poumai (JNV Jalukie) bagged the first prize and fetched with Rs. 20,000 and citation. Imnatoudongm Longkumar (El Shaddai Academy Duncan road Dimapur) and Dzüzeho Souho ( Azedon school A.G. colony Kohima) bagged the second and third prize and received Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 10,000 respectively with citation. The three winners’ paintings would be send to the national level competition. The ten consolation prize winners were given Rs. 5,000 each and all the 94 participants’ also received Rs. 2000 each. The programme was attended by president All Nagaland Fine Arts Teachers Association, V. Hetoi Swu, Er. Richard Solo (E/M), DGM (HR) DHEP NEEPCO Doyang Wokha Nagaland, students’ parents, teachers and others.

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news in brief 67th birth anniversary of late Isak Chishi Swu: Organizing Committee of the 87th birth anniversary of late Isak Chishi Swu, former Yaruiwo has extended warm invitation to all the following: Naga Hoho, NMA, NSF, NPMHR, ENPO, ENMA, ENSF, GBs Federation Nagaland, UNC, NWU, ANSAM, Naga Council Dimapur, NWHD, DNSU, NBCC, Western Sumi Hoho, Sumi Hoho, and all Tribal Hohos/ organization to attend the celebration on November 11 at 10 a.m in the CHQ, Hebron. All national workers have been informed to make it convenient to positively attend. TYSDA informs on social work: Thuvopisumi Youth and Students’ Dimapur area (TYSDA) has informed that there would be a social work on November 11 from 10 a.m onwards at Aqua Mellow Park, Naga United Village for the upcoming buffet event. All the office bearers, members, work in charges, youth and students from classes 10 and above have been requested to be present without fail. Tsumang A colony union meeting: Tsumang A colony union Wokha has selected a team of members for a term of five years (2016 to 2021) headed by Er. Yanpvuo Ezung as the chairman, N.Tsenbemo Jungio as general secretary and five others.The union has informed that a meeting has been convened on November 12 at 4 p.m in the residence of the chairman. All the office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting positively. ANGADA Wokha unit general meeting: All Nagaland Government Drivers Associations Wokha Unit (ANGDA), has informed all the members that there would be a general meeting on November 14 at 10 a.m in the district fishery conference hall. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail along with 2016 membership fee. The union has requested all the officers to release/ exempt their drivers on that day. Absentees would be fined Rs. 200/-. BJP Mokokchung executive meeting: BJP Mokokchung district has convened an executive meeting on November 15 at 11 a.m. in the BJP office, Mokokchung. All district officials, frontals heads, executive members, mandal presidents, mandal general secretaries and all mandal mahila heads have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. Committee on Subordinate Legislation meet: MLA and chairman on Subordinate Legislation Dr.T.M. Lotha has fixed a meeting for consideration and adoption of 48th, 49th, 50th, 51st and 52nd reports of committee on

Subordinate Legislation on November 15 at 11. a.m. in the committee room of Nagaland Legislative Assembly secretariat. All members of the committee on Subordinate Legislation (2016-17) have been requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting positively. SUD welcomes: Sastami Union Dimapur (SUD) have extended warm welcome to all its members, in-laws and well wishers on the occasion of the Union’s Ahuna celebration on November 12 at 9.a.m in the 4th mile river bank. DDADU informs: Dimapur District Auto-rickshaw Drivers Union (DDADU) has informed all the night auto drivers un-

der DDADU that union ID card would be checked from November 15 onwards. All the night auto drivers have been requested to compulsorily show their union ID card during the period. Failing to comply, fine would be imposed for violating the rules and regulations of DDADU. Calling notice: GPRN.NSCN MIP through its GSO-I (admn) has informed ‘Maj’ Lopong, son of Munowmong of Mimi village dist Kiphire to report to its general headquarters within three days. It stated that failure to comply with this directive would invite serious disciplinary action for which the government would not be held responsible for any eventuality.

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Q: Can civic polls with

33 women quota be held without reviewing the 2012 assembly resolution? Yes since cabinet de cided No cabinet is not above  the assembly  Let the court decide

WEATHER FORECAST November 10

(Temperature in ºC) Max 29 Agartala Mostly sunny and nice Aizawl An afternoon shower in spots 26 Guwahati Mostly sunny and beautiful 30 Imphal Nice with sun and some clouds 27 Itanagar Mostly sunny and not as warm 27 Shillong Mostly sunny and beautiful 22 Kohima Partly sunny with a shower 23 Dimapur Mostly sunny and pleasant 29 Mkg Mostly sunny with a shower 25 18 Tuensang Mostly sunny and cooler 23 Wokha Mostly sunny and cooler 23 Zunheboto Mostly sunny and nice

Min 19 17 20 16 16 9 13 17 13 10 17 12

AGOK annual meet

Dimapur: Angami Gazetted Officers’ Krotho (AGOK) annual meet would be held on November 12 at 11 a.m at Champion School ground Jakhama. All the concern members have been requested to attend the programme.

Governor visits DHEP and VKV Doyang

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Health and Civic authori- 78% ties are not doing enough It is not spreading and brought 17% under control 5% Can’t say

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Governor P.B. Acharya and his wife Kavita Acharya with the VKV staff. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland P. B. Acharya visited the Doyang Hydro Electric Plant (DHEP) under Wokha district and had interaction with the officials of the power plant on November 8. According to DIPR report, general manager (C)/head of Plant D.S. Rai stated that Doyang Hydro Electric Plant (DHEP) has generated 222 million units of electricity till date against the target generation of 227 million units for the year 2016-17. The

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plant would be generating its target/design energy by the end of November, 2016 i.e. 4 months ahead of time. D.S. Rai said that the plant was facing difficulties in its day to day activities due to bad road and internet connectivity which he appealed to the governor to look into. P.B. Acharya congratulated the officials of the power plant for their good performance and assured that he would do his best to address the problem of bad road and internet con-

nectivity. Acharya also interacted with the faculty members of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO) Doyang. The school students performed band display and the faculty members demonstrated computer aided class facility which the school was providing to the students. The governor also presented a book on India’s contribution to the world. School principal, Lukumoni Borthakur delivered the welcome speech.

Legal awareness in Mokokchung, Wokha Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 9 (NPN): The members of the Mokokchung Legal Services Authority (MLSA), Wednesday, visited 5 schools in and around the town, distributing hoardings on legal awareness, available, on account of the ‘National Legal Services Day’. Speaking to the eager students of Class-XI of Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondary School (MGHSS) retainer lawyer Imkong said that the main purpose of their visit was to create awareness on the legal aids, rights and services that could be obtained for free from the Legal Services Authority. He said the Legal Services Authority was also responsible to conduct speedy and inexpensive justice through Lok Adalats which can settle disputes through conciliation and compromise. Later, the team visited Children High School, Queen Mary Higher Secondary School, Edith Douglas Higher Secondary School and Jubilee Memorial School and set the legal advisory hoardings

Principal and students (Cl-XI) of MGHSS with the Mokokchung District Legal members. (NP) in the school campus. The the Legal Aid Clinic in the In the debate compebrief sharing with students presence of school officials, tition eight students parwere conducted by Naro secretary WDLSA, Panel ticipated; four formed a Longchar. Lawyers, PLVs and the motion and another four WOKHA: On the oc- students. as against. Michael Ezung casion of “National Legal Secretary WDLSA, and Mharonthung Patton Service Day,” the Wokha W.V. Patton delivered the of Mt. Tiyi College, and District Legal Services key note address. Chonchithung Y. EmunAuthority (WDLSA) inauShort speeches were grui of Bailey Baptist Colgurated Legal Aid Clinic in delivered by principal, Mt. lege were adjudged 1st , Wokha and also conduct- Tiyi College, Abeni and the 2nd and 3rd respectively. ed debate competition on chief guest of the program The winners recieved cer“Reservation of Women is respectively. tificates and cash prizes. a positive step for the develBoth the speakers Earlier, panel lawyer opment of our society” at called upon the students to David Ezung chaired the Mt. Tiyi College, Wokha be learn and equip them- program. He also delivered on November 9 with EAC selves with knowledge by welcome address and vote Aitepyong, Imliakum San- capitalising on every learn- of thanks. Altogether, 150 glir as chief guest . ing opportunity in order to students participated in the Sanglir inaugurated face challenges in future. programme.

Nagaland Pradesh Youth Cong adopts resolutions Y. Vikheho visits GHS Pughoboto

DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) has informed that it has adopted various resolutions with regard to national issues and party activities in its extended state executive meeting on November 8 in Dimapur, which was chaired by NPYC president Hitilo Tep in the presence of IYC secretary in-charge of Nagaland, Daiyan Hussain. DCC president Kughato Aye, DYC presi-

dent, AYC president along with colleagues from Dimapur district also attended the meeting, a NPYC press note informed. Following resolutions were reportedly passed during the meeting: NYPC supports Rahul Gandhi’s statement on one rank one pension (OROP) and in support of that NYPC will submit a memorandum to the president of India to implement OROP and to provide the dues to the

jawans who protects our countrymen day and night; NYPC welcomes the decision of the congress working committee to appoint Rahul Gandhi as AICC president; NYPC will undertake a year long programme for remembering the iron lady, former prime minister Indira Gandhi by organising programme like clean Nagaland, sports events, music, art, quiz and essay competition among school and college students;

NPYC will undertake programme to connect with the youth of Nagaland;to complete organisation set up of DYC, AYC, VLYC and BLYC by December 2016;NPYC also allocated the district in-charge to the state executives; NPYC will start a new membership drive by January 2017; NPYC executive also resolved to work under the PCC president for the betterment of the Congress party in the state.

DIMAPUR: Minister of Road & Bridges Y.Vikheho Swu visited the Government High School accompanied by the ADC, Pughoboto on November 7. According to DIPR report, the minister impressed upon the students not to destroy or deface any school property which belonged to them for acquiring knowledge from the teachers. He encouraged the students to fear God as it would lead them

to finding the purpose in their lives and glorify God. He also reminded them to maintain discipline, honesty, truthfulness and said without character, we have nothing. He asked the students to be consistent and focused if they wanted to become winners and successful in life. GHS Pughoboto school building was established in 1945 whereas the school building was constructed in 1971-72,

which was neglected for years. Minister was much concerned for the people of the area and hence, repairs and renovation and painting of school building was done through community and participation initiated by the school managing board headed by ADC, Pughoboto. Minister had further funded the repairs of ceiling, construction of school fencing, benches and desk for old school building.

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IMPHAL, Nov 9: UNC sponsored economic blockade triggered a severely vehicle fuel scarcity in Manipur. IOC’s oil depots in Imphal have almost dried up on Wednesday. No petrol was distributed by any of the retail outlets except in five outlets on Wednesday even though diesel was issued to the public for the day. An official source said that there was no petrol stock at IOC’s oil depots in Imphal after 44 Kiloliter of petrol in the stock was distributed to the retail outlets on Tuesday. All retail outlets will remain close from November 10 onward. However, diesel was being distributed as its stock is better. A total of 44 kilolitre of diesel was

distributed to the outlets today, the official source added. The depots will go on running dry until oil tankers being stranded in Assam’s Khatkati arrived at Imphal. Over 143 oil tankers and LPG bullet tanker (bulk LPG carriers) were reportedly stranded there for around 10 days. The United Naga Council (UNC) has been imposing an indefinite economic blockade on the national highways passing through Naga dominated areas since October 31 last. The blockade was in continuation of its stir against Manipur government’s proposed declaration of Sadar Hills and Jiribam as full-fledged revenue districts of the state by Ibobi government. Earlier, they imposed

a 48-hour general strike from October 30 midnight. All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM) had imposed an economic blockade on the national highways. However, it was call-off on November 4 last after an agreement was reached with the state government. Owing to the blockade, altogether 143 oil tankers and LPG bullet tankers are stranded at Khatkhati of Assam. The stranded vehicles include 43 tankers loaded with 636 Kl of petrol, 56 tankers loaded with 896 Kl of diesel, 38 bullet tankers loaded with 266 metric tonnes of LPG, six tankers loaded with 72 Kl of SK Oil and two tankers loaded with 40 Kl of ATF, according to the official source. The prevailing oil

crisis was discussed in a meeting of high ranking state government officials and IOC officials on Tuesday evening. They have discussed about escorting the stranded vehicles up to Imphal, another source said. Meanwhile, reports said that around 120 newly arrived loaded Imphalbound loaded trucks were stranded at Mao gate by this evening after almost all the stranded trucks were escorted back to Imphal by the security forces. O n ly 1 9 I m p h a l bound loaded trucks were also stranded at Leingangpokpi of Jiribam along the Imphal-Jiribam section NH-37 as no other loaded trucks entered from Assam site at Jiri gate as Jiribam District Demand Committee (JDDC) is also imposing a five-day economic

blockade starting from midnight of November 7. Amidst the blockade, a total of 120 loaded trucks stranded at various places along the highway (NH37) were brought to Imphal by security forces today. The UNC sponsored blockade is also going on in full swing along the Imphal-Moreh section of Trans Asian Highway no. 1 as UNC supporters were blocking the vehicles carrying economic items. Around 200 Imphalbound vehicles including goods loaded 125 vans, 14 buses, 18 DI Tata and 53 Tata Sumo were stranded near Tengnoupal police station for the last few days. In addition to the ongoing economic blockade of the UNC, there is a possibility of another economic blockade in Sadar hills area.

G u wahat i , N ov 9 (PTI): Border Security Force (BSF) personnel under Guwahati Frontier seized silver weighing 20.940 kg near the international boundary in Cooch Behar district of West Bengal. On specific input provided by BSF intelligence team of Cooch Behar Sector in Bengal, security forces seized 20.940 kg silver having an approximate value of more than Rs 9,21,360 from the border area of Choudhuryhat last evening. The consignment was being thrown over the border fencing when alert BSF personnel rushed to the area and seized the consignment, which was abandoned by the smugglers. The smugglers fled from the spot, an official release said. The seized silver has been handed over to Customs Department for further disposal.

2900 IMA NCHISF calls for indefinite rail Problems notwithstanding; N-E members to protest common man hails demonetisation against NMC bill blockade from November 14 Guwahati/Agartala/Aizawl/Silchar, Nov 9 (IANS): The central government’s move to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denomination currency notes evoked mixed reactions with the common people generally welcoming it in Assam, Tripura, Mizoram and some other places in northeast India on Wednesday. Although markets and other businesses in different parts of the state witnessed low-key activity due to the demonetisation, the citizens, particularly the common people, praised it as a step towards freeing the country of black money. Rattled shopkeepers refused to accept the currency notes of demonetised denominations and wanted only Rs 100 and below. “It remained a difficult day for people like us. No one accepted Rs 500 notes, not to talk of Rs 1,000 notes in the market. After all, how can one arrange so much of Rs 100 currency and below all of a sudden? I had to buy half the quantity of all the stuff,” said Brojen Bora,

a resident of Guwahati’s Uzan Bazar area. Bora, however, complimented Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his team for the unique initiative to stop circulation of fake currency as well as black money. In Tripura, while a section of traders were accepting the demonetised currency notes, a large section of traders declined. Most jewellers, cooking gas dealers, travel agencies in Tripura were not accepting the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, putting a large number of people to great trouble. However, most petrol pumps and medicine shops in Tripura were accepting the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes. The situation in neighbouring Mizoram and Southern Assam was no different. Tripura Minister for Finance and Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Bhanulal Saha told IANS: “To my knowledge, the currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 have been scrapped to check black money. People would be

276 gm of heroin seized

Aizawl, Nov 9 (PTI): Mizoram Excise and Narcotics department’s Anti Narcotic Squad with the help of local members of civil societies seized 276 gm of heroin at three different places in Aizawl today, department spokeperson said. The spokesperson said that the contraband worth around Rupees ten lakh in the local market was reportedly smuggled from neighbouring Myanmar via the border district of

Champhai. Five persons, including one Myanmarese national, were arrested and booked under relevant sections of the NDPS Act.

put to trouble, though temporarily. The Government of India should take further steps to deal with the situation.” “Don’t know whether the step announced by the Prime Minister (Narendra Modi) would achieve the desire goal in the long run,” he added. Senior Congress leader Ratan Lal Nath, however, criticised the Prime Minister, saying that without consulting the economists and experts, the Central government all of a sudden and unilaterally banned the high denomination notes, putting the people to trouble. “We also want the government to act tough against the hoarders and black money holders, but this should not be at the cost of the common people,” said Nath, former opposition leader in the Tripura Assembly. A bank union leader said: “Prime Minister Modi’s step would not only have strong impact on black money but also help make the economy stronger by stopping the circulation of fake notes in the market.”

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G U WA H AT I N ov 9 (Agencies): Over 2,900 doctors belonging to the Assam branch of Indian Medical Association (IMA), along with their peers in rest of the country, will take part in a nationwide satyagraha on November 16 to voice their protest against the proposed National Medical Commission (NMC) draft bill. Members of IMA here will observe the satyagraha for two hours on November 16 but will not abstain from duty. After this, they will submit a memorandum to the deputy commissioner. Members of IMA’s state branch said the proposed NMC bill in its present form was unjust and discriminatory. They added that as per the bill, only the chairman of NMC should be a doctor and rest of the directors can be from nonmecical background which is unacceptable. “Someone with a degree in public health or health research can be nominated to a board. So, one can have a person who has never studied medicine sit as the president of the undergraduate or postgraduate medical education board of NMC.

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Regd. No. 4646 Dt. 8/11/16 AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Sherou, w/o Late Reho Pao, aged about 72 years, presently residing at New Minister Hill, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That I am the legal wife of Late Reho Pao 3. That my late husband is a retired government servant and his PPO No is NL4273. 4. That I shall enjoy the pensionary benefit and other benefit of my late husband. 5. That I shall acquire the succession/heir of my late husband. 6. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are true and correct and no material facts has been stated or concealed therein. And I sign this affidavit on this day, the 8th day of November 2016 at Kohima. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the above name deponent on this th 8 day of November 2016. Judicial Magistrate, 1st Class Kohima, Nagaland K-4111

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Whereas Smti. Chanyü Vero, w/o Lt. Vekhotso Vero, Constable Messenger, under 5th NAP Phek, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw the service benefit and family pension etc. belonging to Late Vekhotso Vero, Phusachodu village, who expired on the 16th Oct. 2016. Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to above mentioned property and to submit the same 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 objections within the stipulated time. Succession Certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for. (SANGMAI.C. IMLONG) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pfutsero K-4112

H afl o ng , N ov 9 (Agencies): The North Cachar Hills Indigenous Students Forum (NCHISF), a students’ organization said that they were compelled to call for indefinite railway blocked in the hills section of newly converted BG line. The president of the NCHISF David Keivom in a press meet held today in Haflong said the railway authorities have not fulfilled their promises to pay all the necessary compensation as per their promise made on May 2, 2016, within 30 days even after they received proper estimates which was submitted to the concerned railway authority on August 18. It also said that even the BG line and east west corridor is constructed for the benefit of public had destroyed many houses, schools and approach roads causing ecological imbalance due to damage of river beds and diversion of natural flow of water leading to water crisis and not doing anything to restore water supply The student

body also demanded action against the HCC against sluggish progress of NH 54 construction work and demanded immediate completion and to stop engagement of sub-contractors who are not experts. The road which is to be converted in to two-lane is not being completed till date due to slackness of the authority, the body said. The NCHISF also demanded early completion of Jatinga -Haflong Road under NHAI, which is now in deplorable condition creating a serious communication problem to commuters due to negligence of the Authority, Simplex and engaged Construction Company in the said work and use of substandard materials as the road are started deteriorating even after few days. It can be mentioned here that earlier also several organizations had organized several protest rallies and blockades for early completion of the road from Jatinga to Haflong road by the engaged company to whom work was allotted decade ago.

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Regd. No. 0463/16, Dt. 1/11/16 I, Smti. Ethel Lotha, aged about 41 years daughter of Mr. Sabemo Lotha, permanent resident of Orchid Hill, Wokha and presently residing at Bayavu Hill, District- Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above referred address. 2. That my real name and official name is Ethel Lotha 3. That presently I am serving as typist(C) under the establishment of Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima. 4. That however, in my appointment order my name has been entered and recorded as Zuthunglo Lotha instead of Ethel Lotha. 5. That the name Ethel Lotha and Zuthunglo Lotha belongs and refers to the same and one person. 6. That henceforth, for all official records I shall be referred to and known by the name Ethel Lotha. 7. That the statements in this affidavit are true to my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I sign this affidavit on this the 1st day of November, 2016 at Kohima, Nagaland. Identified by : Deponent K-4125

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Notice is hereby given that Smti. Sentimenla Ao -Vrs- Shri. Changtsupong Ao resident of Signal Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 8/12/2016. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Smti. Sentimenla Ao Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 1238, Dag No. : 1388, Area : 00B-02K-12 Ls. North : Stream, South : Athang, East : Watiba, West : Dr. Alem Ao. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

I, Shri. Vitolu. K, s/o Kivikhe, permanent resident of Ghukiye Village and presently residing at S/Point (E) Colony, District Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi Naga tribe residing at the above mentioned address. 2. That I am Govt. servant serving as L/NK under DEF Zunheboto. 3. That due to clerical error my name is inadvertently recorded as Vitolu.K in my PRC Vitolu. K., Vitolu.K in ID Card & SBI Passbook bearing A/C No. 31376567506 in my PAN card as Vitolu Zhimo, in my Appointment Order as but my actual name is Vitolu.K which is recorded in my Service sheet and all official documents. 4. That the above mentioned names Vitolu Zhimo, Vitolu. K. Zhimo & Vitolu. K are one and same person which is referred to me. 5. That from the date of this declaration, my name shall be called and address by the name Vitolu.K for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 6. That the statements made in para 1-5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the above deponent and being identified on this 1st Nov. 2016 at Zunheboto, Nagaland. DP-9020 Notary Public

Assam Gov hails Centre’s demonetisation move

G u waha t i , N ov 9 ( P T I ) : Assam Governor Banwarilal Purohit today hailed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s move on demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes. We l c o m i n g the ste p of the Modi government, Purohit said, “The announcement on demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs Banwarilal Purohit 1,000 notes will propel the economic growth of the nation to a new trajectory.” The decision would also help in checking black money, fake currency circulation and corruption, he said. Purohit termed the Centre’s move as a “deadly blow to insurgency, terrorism and other anti-social activities”. “This move will even fortify government’s resolve to fight against the menace of black money and other related evils and expedite the development of all sections of people of the country,” he added.

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The Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) with great joy and pride warmly congratulate Miss. Peniel Achumi, daughter of S. Vitoshe Achumi & Jetoli V. Achumi on being crowned 1st Runners Up of Miss Sumi, and winner of other sub-title Miss. Flawless Skin. Organised by Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) Tuesday night at NER Agri Expo Site, 4th Mile, Dimapur. The Union wishes her bright future in her life. (K. Shetoho Achumi) Chairman (SOUDA)

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We, the Mezoma Youth Organisation would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations, felicitation and appreciation to Mr. Neinguvotuo Krose, the newly elected President of Angami Youth Organisation 2016-19, for bringing laurels to our organization. The Organization also conveys its sincere gratefulness to the AYO ofﬁce bearers nomination committee for entrusting one of our members with the top position of AYO to achieve loftier goals in the welfare and protection of the Angami people. the organization wishes him and his team grand success in all their future endeavours of the welfare of AYO. K-4127

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ALL NAGALAND ACHUMI KUPOSHUKULU FELICITATES

The All Nagaland Achumi Kuposhukulu felicitates Dr. Luhevi K. Achumi, Hd.GB of Luhevi Village & Rtd. District & Sessions Judge who has been conferred with Ph.D (Doctorate in Social Works) and awarded the best social worker by International World Peace Organization,UN & USA and American University (AU). We wish him the best and success in all his future endeavours. Shikuto Achumi President Achumi Kuposhukulu

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Chaos at petrol pumps, retailers over notes

People at a petrol pump to fill petrol as the Prime minister ordered to ban 500 and 1000 rupees notes as part of NDA Govt’s fight against black money and corruption in Faridabad on Wednesday. (PTI)

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (AGENCIES): The sudden withdrawal of 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation, in a bid to flush out money hidden from the tax man, caused chaos on Wednesday as petrol pumps and other retailers refused to accept the larger bills, and bank ATMs stayed closed. The shock measure also sent shudders through the investment community on a day when the markets were also sent reeling by the prospect of Republican candidate Donald Trump winning the US election, with the National Stock Exchange share index slumping as much as 6.3 per cent in early trade. The move, announced

late on Tuesday night, aims to bring thousands of crores worth of unaccounted wealth into the mainstream economy and curb corruption. It was also designed to stop anti-India militants suspected of using fake 500 rupee notes to fund operations. From midnight, the larger banknotes ceased to be legal tender for transactions other than exchanging them at banks for smaller notes or new 500 and 2000 rupee notes that the government will release on Thursday. To be effective it had to be unexpected, analysts said, but the abrupt step was fraught with problems for an economy largely fuelled by cash, especially

for India’s poorest citizens, many of whom work in the large rural economy. ”Life is going to become difficult for all from the poorest to the richest” regardless of whether they had declared their wealth or not, columnist Swaminathan Aiyar told news channel ET Now. “As far as the rural economy is concerned there is going to a huge dry up of purchasing power,” he said, adding there will be uncertainty over what notes will be accepted. Petrol pumps and hospitals refused to accept the larger denomination banknotes, even though the government had given them a waiver to continue accepting the bills. Meanwhile bank ATMs were closed and many are likely to remain shut on Thursday as banks had to prepare for the flood of people seeking to exchange the larger banknotes for smaller ones or the new series. In Mumbai, long lines formed at the privatelyoperated tolls at a major bridge traversing the city as the company, MEP Infrastructure, refused to accept 500 and 1,000 rupees notes. In the stock market, real estate firms that depend on cash transactions were hit particularly hard, with DLF Ltd, India’s biggest property developer, was down 17 per cent.

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Research can’t be bound in hierarchy: Javadekar

Zeliang, Patton call on union ministers

Prakash Javadekar

NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (PTI): Research cannot be bound in hierarchy, HRD minister Prakash Javadekar today said as he launched a first ever initiative where technology students in institutions across the country would rack their brains to come up with solutions to problems faced by Central ministries. “There can’t be research in hierarchy. Only promotions happen in hierarchy,” Javaekar said emphasising that freedom and inquisitiveness is needed for innovation. He was speaking at the launch of ‘Smart India Hackathon’ 2017, a 36-hour nonstop digital competition in which thousands of students from educational institutions across the country would work on 500 problem statements received from over a dozen ministries and come up with solutions. Addressing the students present, Javadekar said that tapping the potential of the youth is the key and he has complete faith

that they would be able to solve these problems. Emphasising on the importance of innovation, he said that new thinking is required and highlighted online registration in hospitals like AIIMS as examples. The world is changing at an amazing pace, he said. Javadekar, however, rued that even when India was referred to as an “IT superpower”, it has not come up with giants like facebook, twitter, linkedin, Whatsaapp, google or Windows even when some Indian must have been involved in their coming up. Such innovative entities should come up in India now and for this youth has to be encouraged, the HRD minister said. Javadekar also announced that a MOOCS platform will also soon come up which will spread education far and wide into the country. As he spoke on the need for innovation, Javadekar said “after yesterday’s surgical strike on blackmoney, social media is abuzz with innovative quips on the issue.” AICTE chairman Anil Sahasrabuddhe said that a Hackathon which had been organised in Pune, where students solved problems of the municipal bodies through digital solutions had come to notice. The idea now is to take this concept nationwide, he said.

Union minister Venkaiah Naidu with T.R. Zeliang, Y. Patton, Tohanba and KG Kenye at New Delhi on Wednesday.

DIMAPUR, NOV 9 (NPN): State chief minister T.R. Zeliang on Wednesday called on Union minister for Urban Development Venkaiah Naidu and explained in detail on the practical difficulties faced by small states to contribute 50% of funds for starting up activities to make Kohima a smart city, selected by the centre. CMO media cell in a press statement said that Zeliang was accompanied by home minister Y. Patton, Rajya Sabha MP KG Kenye and parliamentary secretary for municipal affairs department Tohanba. Chief minister while thanking Naidu for selecting Kohima as smart city, explained on the difficulties faced by smaller states like Nagaland to contribute the fund requirement. “Inspite of all the shortcomings that Kohima scored in going through the selection procedure, we are happy and grateful that Kohima has been selected in

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erage (24-hour rolling) of respirable pollutants PM 2.5 and PM 10 as 246 and 405 micrograms per cubic metre respectively, both in the “very poor” category. The 24-hour prescribed average of these ultrafine particulate matters are 60 and 100 micrograms per cubic metre respectively. “The conditions are going to be favourable for dispersion of pollutants for the next few days. Air quality will further improve tomorrow,” a Ministry of Earth Sciences scientist said.

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department would held responsible. According to the two unions, in the charter of demand submitted to the government, they demanded immediate termination of all 16 primary teachers before July 5, 2016 and publish the order to this effect in all local dailies with a copy endorsed to ZSU(N) and KSO (N). They also demanded immediate conduct of open recruitment on or before August 5, 2016 at the district level for free and fair participation of all indigenous candidates with DC Peren as chairman, SDEO as member secretary assisted by two representatives each from the school education department, ZSUN and KSO Nagaland. Their demand also included endorsing a copy of the result (selected candidates) to the ZSU(N) and KSO(N) and each to both the representatives of 6th and 7th A/C. Meanwhile, the ZSU(N) and KSO(N) have informed all the federating units to extend cooperation, adding that further information would be issued in due course.

NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (PTI): The city’s air quality finally turned a shade better today after a prolonged spell of smog marked by “severe” level of pollutants that lingered on for nearly a week. Pollution experts attributed the improvement, to wind speed gaining momentum and blowing from the west region instead of the north west region, which is the hotspot of stubble burning. Centre’s System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR) recorded the av-

Alliance. Meanwhile, PRO Nagaland House Kuolie Mere in an another press statement said that Y. Patton called on Union Minister of State for Home, Hansraj Gangaram Ahir at New Delhi and congratulated him on his new assignment. Patton discussed with him all the pending projects relating to modernization of police forces and improvement of the existing police infrastructure facilities in the State. PRO said that the union minister has assured his full cooperation. Further PRO said that the union minister has accepted the invitation to inaugurate 13 IRB at Yachang and to witness the up-coming Hornbill Festival.

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the third list to be included as one of the Smart Cities by the Government of India and we shall do whatever is in our capacity to rectify the shortcomings,” Zeliang told the Union Minister. Naidu appreciated the problems elaborated by Zeliang and asked the chief minister to ask the chief ministers of the Northeast region to collectively write to the Prime Minister to continue with the 90:10 funding pattern as was done in the past. There should be a “special dispensation” for the North East, Naidu Minister said and expressed optimism that the region would progress under the leadership of prime minister Narendra Modi and North East Democratic

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ONE YEAR POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION MANAGEMENT (PGDAEM) 2016-17 (10th Batch) Interested eligible candidates are hereby invited for undergoing One year Post Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Extension Management (PGDAEM) on distance learning mode at SAMETI, Medziphema. The programme is sponsored by the Department of Agriculture and Cooperation & Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. Eligibility Criteria: 1. Extension functionaries graduated in Agriculture & Allied sectors such as Horticulture, Veterinary, Fisheries, Sericulture, Forestry, etc, functionaries of ATMA, SMS of KVK and other other graduates currently employed in the Depts. Of Agriculture & Allied of Central or State. 2. Graduates in Agriculture & Allied subjects and other graduates working in agribusiness, companies, NGOs, Cooperatives, Farmer’s Organizations, Agri-entrepreneurs and input dealers. However, course fee of Rs.15,000/ -has to be paid in one installment for private categories. Application forms can be collected from the ATMA SNO cell, Directorate of Agriculture & State Nodal Ofﬁce Extension Reforms (ATMA), Kohima. Last date for submission of forms is 03/12/2016. DC-2499

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Between The Lines

Vol. XXVI NO. 334 Dimapur, Thursday, November 10, 2016

Flawed or fraud ?

hat the Dimapur District Congress Committee(DCC) had pointed out over the drastic reduction of electoral rolls of for the 23 municipal wards wherein it dropped from 1,15,395 voters in 2004 to 90,000 in 2016 merits serious consideration. According to the DCC, a case in point was Ward No.19 in New Market area where names of 400 voters were deleted and the roll reduced to just 632 voters during the same period. Also in Burma Camp’s Ward No.22, DCC stated that the voter list decreased to 1915 in 2016 from 5425 in 2004. The argument was that voters’ list normally increased by around 3% annually and taking into account the revision was done after a gap of 12 years, the number of voters ought to have increased by 25% by 2016 from 2004. Interestingly, DCC claimed that the decrease in number of voters was recorded in all 102 polling booths in the 23 wards. Further, DCC said it was also not possible for GBs and chairmen to verify voters listed in the 2016 ECI electoral roll for the municipal election, as asked to by the enumerators. The role of enumerators has come under scanner on many occasions. However, even in Dimapur itself, scores of households in some colonies “disappeared from the radar of the enumerators” for unexplained reasons. Surely, if a census of houses was done and duly numbered, the enumerators could not be blind? There were several rows of prominently located houses in a particular colony and it was shocking that they did not figure in the electoral roll where hundreds of names were missing from the revised roll. The question that arises in view of the reduction in number of voters is whether it was due to such misses or lapses during revision and enumeration? This may not necessarily support the contention of present NPCC chief K.Therie regarding the alleged dubious electoral rolls but certainly the flaws during revision and enumeration come under cloud. On the other hand, when the CEO sought to amplify the department’s achievement, what was cited was that the census was based upon which the percentage of people who were enrolled in the voter’s list. Nagaland recorded an abnormal growth rate of 56.08% in 1991 and continued with the ‘record’ of achieving a 64.41% population growth rate in 2001. As per the 2001 census, the population of Nagaland was 19,88,636 while in the census for 2011, the population was recorded as 19,80,602. The difference between the 2001 and 2011 census shows a decrease of 8034. Perhaps much more needs to be done with the census and the electoral roll. The bottom line is, that even with statistics, leaving aside corruption, there is serious lack of honesty. One of the factors that has created controversies is that those involved with enumeration have either not been committed nor properly chosen and trained. It could also be that the very kind of election practised in the state does leave more room for manipulation for vested interests than form streamlining and cleansing. Be that as it may, it may also be recalled that in the recent past, voters in a village outnumbered the census figures while in many others, the increase in the number of voters was astounding.

DailyDevotion Sacred Service I now rejoice in my sufferings for you, and fill up in my flesh what is lacking in the afflictions of Christ… —Colossians 1:24 The Christian worker has to be a sacred “gobetween.” He must be so closely identified with his Lord and the reality of His redemption that Christ can continually bring His creating life through him. I am not referring to the strength of one individual’s personality being superimposed on another, but the real presence of Christ coming through every aspect of the worker’s life. When we preach the historical facts of the life and death of our Lord as they are conveyed in the New Testament, our words are made sacred. God uses these words, on the basis of His redemption, to create something in those who listen which otherwise could never have been created. If we simply preach the effects of redemption in the human life instead of the revealed, divine truth regarding Jesus Himself, the result is not new birth in those who listen. The result is a refined religious lifestyle, and the Spirit of God cannot witness to it because such preaching is in a realm other than His. We must make sure that we are living in such harmony with God that as we proclaim His truth He can create in others those things which He alone can do. When we say, “What a wonderful personality, what a fascinating person, and what wonderful insight!” then what opportunity does the gospel of God have through all of that? It cannot get through, because the attraction is to the messenger and not the message. If a person attracts through his personality, that becomes his appeal. If, however, he is identified with the Lord Himself, then the appeal becomes what Jesus Christ can do. The danger is to glory in men, yet Jesus says we are to lift up only Him (see John 12:32).

Quotes

Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important. ~ Janet Lane

nother school has been burnt down in the Valley. This is the 25th in the last two months. What it conveys is that those who are fighting for separation from India are not interested in education. They want the boys to turn into stone-pelters. How does this help the youth? I was recently in Srinagar and talked to some of the stone-pelters. They said they wanted an independent Islamic state and that India should recognize this. I told them that we were already exasperated of one Islamic state. How did they expect India to help them establish another one on its border? They said that this was your problem, not theirs. Their demand questions the partition itself. When the paramount position of the British lapsed, it was left to the ruler to accede to any of the two countries, India or Pakistan. The Maharaja of Srinagar wanted to stay independent but when the regular and irregular soldiers of Pakistan came right up to Baramulla, he acceded to

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Return to classrooms

India. But India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru promised to hold a plebiscite as soon as peace returned to state. True, things are normal in a way but everything can be upset if and when the people’s consent is enumerated. It would not be India versus Pakistan but the Gita versus the Koran. The youth may not be aware of all this but since more than 90 percent people in the valley are Muslims, their natural desire is to establish an Islamic state. I told the boys that any change in the borders of India would have to be approved by its parliament. But apparently this argument of mine did not satisfy them. In the heart of Srinagar, some Pakistani flags are flying even today. But this is to irritate New Delhi. What they want is their own country which naturally would be Islamic. New Delhi has woken up to the problem and Home Minister Rajnath Singh has visited Srinagar to assess the situation. Apparently, he has not liked what he

saw. New Delhi’s response has been to send more forces to Srinagar. The fact is that even the Hurriyat leaders, who represent separatists, did not want to meet the Home Minister. Obviously, there is no meeting Kuldip point. Former state chief minister and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah, who is all brim and stone when not in power, has said that the Indian leaders should meet the Hurriyat representatives and hold talks with Pakistan. Why couldn’t he or his son Omar Abdullah pursue this line of thinking when they were in power? The Indian parliament should discuss the problem threadbare. It is not facing the fact in the valley. True, the very accession is being questioned. But the situation was worse when Sheikh Abdullah, the popular Kashmiri leader, joined India. He even organized the Kashmir militia to fight the Pakistani troops. If the Sheikh could influence the Kashmiri opinion at the time when

the question staring at him was either to join secular India or Islamic Pakistan, why the Mehbooba government, which has come through a free and fair electoral process, is not able to rally people around her? She is right when Nayar she says that only a few miscreants were creating trouble. But the others, the majority, is keeping quiet and posing the real problem. New Delhi has not realized, more so under the Narendra Modi government, that the Sheikh’s charter of autonomy has long been thrown out of the window. All the promises that were made to him before the accession have been violated in letter and spirit. It is New Delhi’s will that is prevailing, not that of the valley. New Delhi should have realized by this time that the closer Srinagar comes to India, the farther it goes away from the minds of the people. It is a make-believe situation but it matters since it gives a vicarious satisfaction to

the valley that it is free and separate. The Sheikh was able to keep this aspiration alive because he did not allow New Delhi to tinker with autonomy, beyond the subjects of Foreign Affairs, Defence and Communications. The Mehbooba government would have liked the same arrangement but it has to give leeway to New Delhi since Mehbooba is dependent on the BJP to stay in power. New Delhi could help her by allowing Mehbooba to act independent. But the BJP government, which is guided by the RSS, does not want to give the impression that Kashmir was in any way more independent than the other states in the country. The party is not mindful of the autonomous status of Kashmir because it is opposed to the entire philosophy of Nehru that some parts of the country can have their own constitution and the flag. That was the spirit which guided Kashmir to convene the constituent assembly and approve of what

the Sheikh had promised. The first thing the state constituent assembly did was to endorse accession and said that the alliance with India was final and cannot be challenged. This is only on paper because the reality in the valley has changed. The youth has gone a different way. By burning down schools the youth has, no doubt, expressed their anger. But must it visit on schools which are the places for lear ning? By reducing them to mere stones and ashes does not help. The idea of separatists may be to get the students back on the streets and resort to stone pelting. This is a sad scenario and seals the future of students. It is for them to realize that without education they will have no other go except what they are being goaded to do. India is a vast country which offers various opportunities. Education gives students the tool which they can use in the job market. Surely, stone-pelting cannot be a tool by any stretch of imagination.

Post-mortem

A plea for irrelevant education

ue to the pressures of popular demand for relevance in education, we have lost sight of the purpose for which true education exists. I would like to make a plea for irrelevant education, one that does not begin with a presumption of what is relevant – the thing most needful, as Strauss would put it – and what is not. Genuine education does not prepare us merely to exercise what Kant calls “the private use of reason,” where one essentially has to resolve a problem that is already given and defined and, in so being, is simply a matter of applying the appropriate expertise. If this were the sole or true aim of education, then indeed one may be justified in demanding that education remain clearly relevant – that it be geared to and entirely focused on producing the adequate expertise, so that reason can be put to proper use. What may be overlooked here is what Kant calls “the public use of reason”: reason that does not simply solve the problems it is given, but asks further questions, such as how did this problem arise, how are we defining it, is our definition – our conceptualization of the problem – perhaps part of the problem itself. To prepare the mind to engage in the public use of reason, it is insufficient to fashion experts, i.e. technicians and specialists. Rather, the public use of reason requires that

we question radically the very frame of reference in which we are operating. An education that must constantly demonstrate its relevance, usefulness (or functionality) is an education that is fundamentally not free. Being unable to freely follow where thought leads us is, in a sense, no education at all. We are witnessing a tendency thoroughly consistent with the kind of American anti-intellectualism that has only become further emboldened and entrenched during this election year, courtesy of know-nothing Trumpism. For genuine social critique to be possible, education cannot be enslaved to a prescribed set of assumptions about what is important – what is significant or relevant, and what is not. Instead, the capacity for pure theory must be fostered. Theoretical speculation is, in itself, an activity and a potent one, that enables us to set aside our habitual frame of reference and radically reassess the coordinates of the psychosocial status quo. We should not feel guilty for championing pure theory – theory may be the thing we need most. Perhaps an education can only become significant when we are first prepared to bracket our assumptions about what an education should provide. The push to make higher education accountable to the practical needs of students is understandable,

and up to a point not reasonably debatable. But beyond a certain point, it is arguably harmful to students and their education. Indeed, it precisely robs them of education, which must always remain free and unfettered. The goal of all higher education is a liberal mind (and this, in contrast not to conservative, but to enslaved). And a liberal mind is not constantly bound to put its knowledge to “work” but is free to pursue and enjoy knowledge for its own sake. An education that is consumed with questions of practical applicability, with so-called “real world” significance, is certainly not a liberal education. A stunted education will likely produce a stunted mind, where instrumental rationality comes to eclipse the whole of reason: reason as a moral, critical, aesthetic, and speculative imperative. Of course, the movement to strictly make higher education relevant invariably puts philosophy on the defensive. For example, Stephen Hawking’s recent claim that “philosophy is dead” is a rather remarkable one. Let us consider it for a moment and take a dose of good old-fashioned British empiricism, in the light of which, Hawking’s claim is false. In fact, there are more philosophy departments, philosophy journals, and more people writing and doing philosophy than ever before. So, empirically,

GPRN/NSCN kilonser Hokato refutes

am responding to the baseless allegations and threats published on 8th Nov by NSCN K. the allegations are made up by the concerned leader to cover up his own extortion activities by dragging the innocent national worker. The accusation with respect to the financial mismanagement during my tenure at NSCN K is being fabricated to overshadow current rampant corruption in the organization. Further the audit report for the financial year with detailed expenses and transactions was submitted to the concerned collective leadership before I left the organization in feb 2013. The collective leadership of NSCN K accepted the report without any complaints. 1. Mr. SS Khaplang ( President) 2. Mr. Kughalu Mulatonu ( Sr. Kilonser) 3. Gen Nikki Sumi ( Western Military supervisor ) 4. Camp Commander (Suruhoto Designated camp) In connection to the extortion allegations, I ask the concerned leader to list out the so called evidences pertaining to my involvement. It is clearly evident that the accusations are done purely on the leaders personal sentiments and the timing

of allegations indicates a smear campaign by the leader to cover up his own well publicized anti national activities. Accusing me of extortion with the close aide is illogical because Mr. Kughato Chishi of Phulesheto Village and Sgt. Vikuto Zhimo of Xuivi village joined GPRN NSCN in 2012 before I left NSCN(K). They defected back to NSCN(K) by end of 2013 and has been your close aide since then. Threatening the national workers with capital punishment and false accusations is setting a dangerous precedent in the community, which may lead to internal disturbance in the state of Nagaland. I do not pay heed to any of your personal threats and it is only advisable that you do not post any threats in the name of MIP/NSCN(K) and disrespect the organization. In connection to the Indian agencies, the statement made by the writer regarding my urge to join RAW and IB is preposterous. The thickheaded statement clearly indicates illogical accusations and shows his immaturity. “Knowledge is knowing tomato is a fruit, wisdom is not to put it in a fruit salad”. Hokato Vusshe, Kilonser law and Justice GPRN/NSCN

Hawking’s statement is absurd, but he is a very smart fellow and he must have known that; it thus must follow that he meant something else. Perhaps what he was saying is something like: “Philosophy ought to be dead.” But notice, this is a very different claim, for it is not descriptive like “philosophy is dead,” one which we can falsify by simply looking at the world and saying, “Oh, philosophy is not dead at all.” The claim “philosophy ought to be dead” is not empirical, but essentially normative. But here, already, Hawking has a difficulty. Is he making this claim within philosophy, or outside of it; are we to suppose it is a scientific claim? Obviously, it is not. So the claim must be a philosophical one: in fact there is no avoiding philosophy. The idea that all knowledge is scientific knowledge (scientism) is not itself a scientific claim, and it can never be. It is also a philosophical one of sorts: the claim that philosophy should die by suicide. And in a sense, is this not what we are witnessing in higher education – a kind of death by suicide? Education is suffocating itself with the oppressive and pervading insistence on relevance and applicability. A sure sign that the winds of change are blowing in the right direction would be if students began to demand more irrelevant education, an education which does not possess

utility, but which broadens the mind, instills the sense of education as a life-long pursuit, and produces the kind of independent thinking that makes possible the public use of reason. In the final analysis, it appears that for the sake of relevance itself, we must be ready to bracket the question of relevance altogether – to set it aside. Otherwise, we run the risk of being blind to the very thing that (in the end) we really needed most. That is my plea. It is not that relevance of education is unimportant or insignificant. My point is that the very question about what is truly relevant --what is the thing most needful -- is precisely what a liberal sets herself out to discover through education. And if we approach education as though we are already in possession of the answers, then genuine education has been arrested, even before it has begun. My appeal is for the protection and nourishment of the right to irrelevant education. Oscar Wilde once said: “All art is quite useless.” We might similarly say that true education is quite useless and, for that very reason, indispensable. Dr. Sam Ben-Meir teaches philosophy at Eastern International College. His current research focuses on environmental and business ethics. (sam@alonben-meir.com)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

ACAUT’s feats impressive, but higher expectations lingers

The ACAUT’s recent accomplishments in the form of exposing the fuel adulteration racket and the detection and exposure of anomalies in the Food and Civil Supplies Department is quite marvelous and is being appreciated by one and all. ‘Hats off ’ to the daring and tireless efforts of all the wise individuals and groups under its banner. It is high time to rise above the dark clouds of corruption and social evils. It is time for change. But, does it end here ? Are these two sectors the only corrupted organs of our system ? The answer we all know is a clear ‘no’. This is just the tip of an iceberg. The pathetic road conditions, The most irregular power supply, poor medical facilities and tragic state of health centres, enormous bogus teachers appointments but lack of school teachers, huge deductions in contract bills, NPSC Scams, delay in salaries and students’ scholarships, clogged drainage systems, back door appointments etc. are just a few to name. As young and concerned citizens, we look up to the strong will and foresight of you leaders to salvage us from these multiple plague of our society. Do not stop your good work here, carry on with the noble cause to usher a new era of transparency and equality. Lastly but importantly, the ACAUT was initially formed with the prime objective of “ one government one tax” and to fight the menace of multiple taxation. The people were full of admiration at the bold and wise initiative of the concerned great minds. We were of full hopes that it would not only ease the heavy burden of multiple taxation but most importantly play an active role in unifying our divided brethren. Initially it was doing well off and it emerged as a pro-people mass based front runner organization. But sadly, it gradually seems to have lost its pace or deviated from its primary objective, which is quite disheartening. A corruption free system is a must for progress. But what good it will be for us when we achieve development but blood shed and disunity prevails. Can we really claim that we have progressed when our people and land is still in chaos. Therefore it is expected of all the civil societies , especially ACAUT to continue to strive to ‘ break ice’ in this sector. God Bless Nagaland! Chuba Ao, A young concerned citizen, Dimapur, (Chuba31ao@gmail.com)

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

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Utilize knowledge for society’s benefit: Gov

Governor addressing the gathering during national seminar held at NIELIT Meriema Kohima on Wednesday (NP).

ACAUT reacts to DDCC claim...

tions to see whether such declarants could be prosecuted. ACAUT said that the action of the VCs was totally illegal and murdered the “tenets of democracy”. Therefore, it could be concluded as having made a pact to capture polling booths during the 2018 election in favour of candidates, ACAUT said. It said when Nagas were yearning for a clean government through clean electoral practices, the four VCs resorting to anti-Christian resolutions was a disappointment for every right-thinking citizen in Nagaland and shameful. Further, ACAUT asked all right thinking citizens to reject the declarations made by the VCs.

The Municipal Affairs Department in a notification stated that in supercession and in pursuance of the provisions contained in the Nagaland Municipal (First Amendment) Act, 2006, the Government of Nagaland has order the following wards to be reserved for women in the ensuing Municipal and the Town Councils elections:S l . Name of Municipality No.

No of Wards Wards reserved for women

Kohima Municipal Council

3, 6, 9,12,15 & 18

Dimapur Municipal Council

3, 6, 9,12,15,18, 21 & 1

Mokokchung Municipal Council

3, 6, 9,12 & 15

Mon Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 1

Tuensang Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 12

Zunheboto Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 12

Wokha Town Council

3, 6, 9,12 & 15

Kiphire Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 1

Phek Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 1

Peren Town Council

3,6 & 9

Longleng Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 1

Chumukedima Town Council

3, 6, 9 & 1

Medziphema Town Council

3,6 & 9

Tseminyu Town Council

3,6 & 9

Pfutsero Town Council

3,6, 9 & 1

Tuli Town Council

3,6 & 9

Changtongya Town Council

3,6,9 & 1

Jalukie Town Council

3,6 & 9

Naginimora Town Council

3, 6 & 9 (DIPR)

Corrupt people need to be exposed: Acharya

(From p-1) Acharya said while interacting with Pangti villagers, he was taken aback to learn that the government was not helping in anyway. He questioned as to who was siphoning the international funds that were coming in to develop the area, which was declared as the Amur falcon capital of the world. He said he told the people “to get hold of the person who was siphoning all the money”. Acharya said he was also informed that there was no Mid Day Meal scheme being provided to the government school students in the village. While describing Pangti village as “a God blessed site”, he said Nagaland had all the The governor while being optimistic that permanent peace was coming soon to Nagaland, said talks are going on but development should A one day Father’s camp held on November 5, 2016 at the Pangti Village Baptist Church, in wokha district, where altogether 231 fathers and husbands attended the event with not stop. Every MLA gets Rs. 1 crore as developRev. R.P Murry and J.T Lotha as resource persons.

ment fund, they should implement judiciously, he added. He further lauded the effort of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s step to check corruption and black money by scraping off Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes He said “PM has given a ‘Shock Treatment’ to the so called leaders be it politicians, bureaucrats or religious leaders who have collected crores of rupees. They will cry within 10 days as they will be exposed”. It was an unimaginable revolutionary step taken by PM and the country will salute him one day, the governor said. For the Hornbill Festival 2017, Acharya said he along with chief minister had requested Home minister Rajnath Singh to attend the first day of the festival and Assam

chief minister Sarbananda Snowal the second or third day of the festival. Further, he informed that vice chancellors of eight universities from across the country have been invited to attend the Hornbill festival. Inviting people from various institutions to attend such festival would help in developing emotional and national integration and the social fabric, he added. The governor also disclosed that a team of 53 medical experts including 36 doctors, 10 lab experts, and seven other officials from Mumbai would be arriving Nagaland on November 25. The team will hold medical camps in Peren, Kohima, Mon, Wokha, Mokokchung and Dimapur and Naga prominent doctors would also be joining them, he said.

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(From P-1) It said that lakhs of legal and illegal immigrants both were illegally enrolled in the state. To unearth this, ACAUT said, Nagaland Tribes Council had formed a Co-ordination Committee with technical inputs from the State Election Commission. Therefore, it asked DCC to congratulate the district administration and CEO, rather than being jabbed. It also asked DCC not to go against public opinion, when the citizens were voicing out for clean e-roll for a clean election. “Political rivalry is healthy and part of the democratic process but it should not be at the cost of our people”, ACAUT said. Further, ACAUT appealed ECI to carry out intensive E-roll revision to delete the four lakhs bogus voters in the State E-roll, which has not been done since 2003. ACAUT condemns ‘unprinciple’ action of VCs AC AU T a l s o c o n demned the “unprincipled” action of four village councils (VCs)- Chapka, Yaongyimty Old, Yaongyimty New and Phansang under 24 Angetyongpang A/C, in declaring their support to parliamentary secretary of animal husbandry and veterinary services, S. Chuba Longkumer, and the declaration by Kelingmen village to support minister of National Highways Nuklutoshi, in the forthcoming 2018 elections. Since, such declarations was crime and was against clean election campaign of NBCC and the principle of “one man one vote”, ACAUT vowed to explore all legal op-

and energy resources in the Naga Hills and its adjoining regions. Prof. Rao said that senior geoscientists who worked in the region and elsewhere in similar setting have been invited for delivering keynote talks in various aspects of geological sciences, which would provide an inspiration to the younger generation to further the exploration of the range. He opined that the outcome of the discussion in the seminar would serve as guidance to explore and exploitations of energy and mineral resources of the state and initiate collaborations into new projects with different organizations. Nagaland University, head of geology department, Prof. G. T. Thong, highlighted a brief profile of the department, saying it was established under NEHU in September 1983 and was taken over by the Nagaland University in 1994. He informed that the department was granted the DST-FIST

dress highlighted about the four Nagaland University Campuses located at Lumami; Meriema, Kohima and Medziphema. She said the science of geology is the bedrock of all societies and civilizations but unfortunately it has not been given its due place in the academic field in Nagaland. Buno opined that this Seminar would highlight the scope of geology more comprehensively and explore widely in the context of the ‘Act East Policy’ of the Central Government of India. India Society of Applied Geochemists (ISAG) president, Dr. K. K. Dwivedy, in his address gave a profile of ISAG and its history and said that this seminar has to find solutions for the problems faces by the geoscientists. With regard to uranium, he said that Nagaland state has been endowed with deposit of coal, oil and gas for which the department of geology, Government of Nagaland has been working. He hoped that Nagaland University particularly the geochemistry would take hints from the talks during the sessions and carry out to find suitable solutions. At the seminar, the students of geology department NU presented special song. Vote of thanks was proposed by organising secretary Dr. S. K. Srivastava. More than 70 delegates from different parts of the country attended the national seminar on the first day.

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KOHIMA, NOV 9 (NPN): Nagaland governor and chief rector, Nagaland University, PB Acharya, on Wednesday urged the scholars and researchers not to limit their knowledge for academic purpose alone but to utilize the applicable knowledge for the benefit of the society. Acharya was speaking as the chief guest during the inaugural session of the three-day national seminar on geology, geochemistry, tectonics, energy and mineral resources of North East India and AGM of Indian society of applied geochemists, at NIELIT Meriama here on Wednesday. The seminar is being organized by department of geology, Nagaland University, Kohima campus Meriema. Challenging the scholars attending the seminar, he said knowledge should be empowered and convert it into action to create wealth

and development of the society. Governor reminded the gathering that the need of the hour is to teach the required knowledge to the university students, which would contribute to the humanity. On the occasion, the governor also released a book on “Recent Trends in Earth Science Research with Special Reference to NE India”. Delivering the welcome address by the seminar convenor, Prof. B. V. Rao said Northeast India was one of the few places where it was possible to analyse both short and long term events of the earth’s history, which has not only shaped some of the major features of the earth but also has provided enough natural resources for the civilization. He said the seminar was aimed at providing an opportunity for geoscientists to interact and have fruitful discussion about the recent advances made in the fields of geological, mineral

Level-I Program in 2000 and again in 2013 and the faculties have completed eight major Research Projects funded by the DST and ISRO and three minor. He disclosed that presently five major Research Projects were underway where three projects were on the verge of completion, adding that the faculties of the department helped formulate Nagaland’s State Disaster Management Plan’ and ‘State Action Plan on Climate Change’. He informed that 25 Ph. D degrees have been awarded till date and numerous papers published in National and International Scientific Journals. He further informed that the faculty has so far mobilized about Rs.3.3 crores from Research Projects, Consultancy Services & the DSTFIST, which have enabled the department to create appreciable infrastructure and provide Research Fellowships for quality research. Prof. Thong said the department’s focus was to generate skilled manpower to meet societal needs where the department plans to introduce PG Diploma and Certificate Courses in GIS & Remote Sensing, Disaster Management, Watershed Management, Exploration Geology and Gemology. Administrative & academic i/c, Kohima campus & dean school of humanities and education Nagaland University, Prof. Buno Liegise, in her ad-

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Singapore, Nov 9 (AFP): Oil prices fell in Asia today as Republican candidate Donald Trump defeated Democratic rival and market favourite Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House. Global financial markets and oil prices went into a tailspin following the billionaire populist’s shock election win but losses narrowed after the president-elect’s conciliatory victory speech. At around 0830 GMT, the December contract for US benchmark West Texas Intermediate was down 53 cents at USD 44.45 a barrel and Brent crude for January delivery was 51 cents lower at USD 45.53. Both contracts fell more than one dollar earlier in the session after Trump cemented his lead over Clinton. “ Tr u m p ’s v i c t o r y speech was conciliatory,” Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst at OANDA, told AFP. “The market liked what he had to say about fiscal spending to rebuild America’s infrastructure.” But Halley noted that “the world is still in shock” over Trump’s win and would need more time to digest the potential implications.

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MANILA/BENGALURU, NOV 9 (Agencies): Gold jumped nearly 4 percent on Wednesday to its strongest in more than five weeks as investors sought safe havens with Republican Donald Trump leading Democrat Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House. It marked gold’s biggest single-day gain since June when it rose as much as 8 percent when Britain decided to leave the European Union. Trump won the key battleground state of Ohio and led Clinton in a series of other states that were too close to call, including Florida and North Carolina.

disclosures will be sought by the tax department.” Listing three major positives of the government’s move, the official said over medium to long term, it will help increase official size of the economy, improve tax collection and provide more resources to banks for onward lending. “It will have an impact on inflation as well as tax buoyancy. Cash for lending will also increase. Mid-term both direct and indirect taxes will go up,” he said. “Official size of the economy will increase dismissing fears of cash crunch. Instead of spending cash, you can spend through bank account, cheque, or electronic means... For smooth replacement, cash for cash will be rationed because if you allow an indefinite amount, there could be a run-on the banks. According to a source, the entire replacement currency will be there over the next 3-4 weeks. On the rationale of introducing new Rs 2,000 notes, the source said since 86 per cent of the high-value currency was lying idle, there was a need to replace the old with the new.

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level of 66.62 per dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market. It recouped the losses and closed at its highest level since September 8. Besides the government’s decision to demonetise Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes in its fight against the black money menace, the victory of Republican candidate Donald Trump in the intensely fought US Presidential polls had a bearing on investor sentiment. Global markets too took a hit against the backdrop of Trump emerg-

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Shares of real estate and other cash-focussed sectors were hit the worst, while the major losers in the Sensex pack were Adani Ports, Hero MotoCorp, ITC, TCS, Bajaj Auto, M&M, Maruti, Infosys, HDFC and Tata Steel. Cipla, Hindustan Unilever and Wipro also fell. Among others, six Sensex stocks -- Dr Reddy’s, Sun Pharma, SBI, Power Grid, GAIL and Lupin -- closed in the green with substantial gains. The domestic currency opened lower at 66.70 as against yesterday’s closing

New Delhi, Nov 9 (PTI): Housewives, farmers and those whose annual income is within the tax exemption limit may not be hounded by tax authorities for depositing up to Rs 2.5 lakh of the now-defunct higher denomination currency notes in bank accounts, a top government official said today. After withdrawing Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes from circulation, the government allowed individuals to deposit the same in their bank accounts till December 30 and get smaller denomination ones or new Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 bank notes. These deposits, however, will be scrutinised to catch tax evaders and black money holders. But those falling within the income tax exemption bracket Rs 2.5 lakh need not worry regarding their cash deposits in banks except for suspicious cases, the official said. In a surprise move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi last night announced demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes with effect from today to fight the menace of black money, fake currency, corruption and terror financing. “Housewives can deposit up to Rs 2.5 lakh and pay no tax. There could be problem if one goes to deposit Rs 20 lakh,” the official said. “Tax officials are not going to go after those assets and over the short- who deposit Rs 2-3 lakh, term you may have inves- but those who are going tors flock to gold,” said for high-value deposits, Mark Watkins, regional investment manager with The Private Client Group WATER SERVICE of U.S. Bank. Clean Drinking Water The US dollar @ Rs. 900/sank and stock markets for 2000 liters slammed into reverse in at Kohima Contact : 8575476407 wild trade as investors 8413941312 faced the real possibility of 9856206573 a shock win by Trump that K-4135 could upend the global political order. Sovereign bonds shot higher while the Mexican peso went into near freefall.

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ly lower at 26,251.38 points this morning and moved further down within seconds to touch a low of 25,902.45 points -- down 1,689 points from previous close -- with all 30 stocks in the benchmark index deep in the red. The overall investors’ wealth, measured in terms of valuation of all listed stocks, was down by nearly Rs 6 lakh crore in early morning trade from nearly Rs 111.44 lakh crore at the end of yesterday’s trade. At close, the total invested wealth stood at Rs 109.61 lakh crore.

ing victorious and most Asian markets closed in the red amid expectations of Trump winning the race. US election results were not out when many Asian markets, including Hong Kong and Shanghai closed. Investors dumped stocks across the spectrum including in secondline shares of midcap and small companies. All the indices led by realty, consumer durables, financials, banks, IT, auto, metal, healthcare, power and industrials languished in massive selling. The 50-share Nifty index slumped little over 111 points or 1.3 per cent to end the day at 8,432 points. Many frontline shares that dropped include Adani Ports 2.97 per cent, Hero MotoCorp (3.97 per cent), ITC (2.78 per cent), TCS (4.93 per cent), Bajaj Auto (2.93 per cent), M&M (3.43 per cent), Maruti (4.68 per cent), Infosys (2.74 per cent), HDFC (2.86 per cent) and Tata Steel (2.15 per cent). Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) bought shares worth a net Rs 86.66 crore yesterday, as per provisional data. Most European shares were in the negative territory in afternoon trade.

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Water has been considered as a main climate change challenge for the first time at the UN talks.

Italian court rules on naming child Rome, NOV 9 (Agencies): Italy’s constitutional court has ruled against legislation that automatically gives children of married couples the father’s surname. Lawyers argued that preventing families from giving children their mother’s surname discriminated against women. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) had earlier condemned the legislation - which dates from Roman times - and ordered Italy to change it. Campaigners hailed Tuesday’s ruling and called for parliament to endorse it. “The court has declared the unlawfulness of rules providing for the automatic attribution of the paternal surname to legitimate children, when the parents wish otherwise,” the constitutional court said in a statement.

Fauchon noted that adapting the water sector to climate change requires a three-pronged approach smartly combining finance, governance and knowledge and recommended the inclusion in the “Blue Book on Water and Climate” of the solutions that will be developed in COP22. Speaking on the occasion, Morocco’s Minister Delegate in Charge of Water Charafat Afilal said climate change takes a toll on the water cycle impacting the ecosystems of societies and hindering the achievement of sustainable development goals in Africa. She highlighted Morocco’s international advocacy for global action to counter the devastating impacts of climate change on the water sector, saying that the momentum witnessed in terms of en-

hancing water resilience has been strengthened at COP21. The side event was also an occasion for the ministers in charge of water of Burkina Faso and Chad to shed light on the challenges facing their respective countries in fighting climate change effects on water. Chad’s Minister Sidick Abdelkerim Haggar deplored that Lake Chad was shrinking at a dramatic rate as a result of severe droughts causing rural flight and threatening the lives of about 30 million people who depend on its water. Other participants drew a link between water scarcity inflicted by climate change and geopolitical conflicts resulting from the disagreements over managing water scarcity in some shared rivers.

Lo n d o n, N ov 9 (IANS): Extending the number of pregnant women given a common drug to boost thyroid hormone levels may lead to a reduced number of still-births, early caesarean sections and low-weight babies, says a new study. “Our work raises the possibility of providing real benefits from using a safe, cheap and well established treatment by simply extending it to the number of pregnant women we treat,” said lead author of the study Peter Taylor from University of Cardiff in Britain. The thyroid gland is an organ found in the base of the neck. It produces essential hormones that control the body’s metabolism -- the way we use energy. Thyroid hormones are also critical for foetal brain development, but babies cannot make any of their own until the second trimester and have to

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source all of it from their mothers. Pregnant women with mild hypothyroidism have low levels of thyroid hormones. This can be treated with a hormone replacement drug called levothyroxine. In this study, the researchers investigated whether pregnant women with mild hypothyroidism and their babies would also benefit from levothyroxine treatment. They combined data from a thyroid screening study and linked it to routinely collected clinical data to study the effect of correcting borderline thyroid function on obstetric outcomes. The researchers analysed over 13,000 women who were 12-16 weeks pregnant, 518 of whom had mild hypothyroidism. Of these, 263 women received levothyroxine and the rest received no treatment.

Over 115 mn people posted on Facebook on US election day

New York, Nov 9 (IANS): Even as Donald Trump stunned the world by winning the US Presidential election, millions of people on Facebook posted their reactions in the form of Likes, comments and videos globally. According to Facebook, 115.3 million people on Facebook worldwide generated 716.3 million likes, posts, comments and shares related on November 8. There were 643 million views of election-related videos on the social networking platform. At his victory rally, Trump called for national reconciliation, saying: “It is time for us to come together as one united people.” He offered his “pledge to every citizen of the country” to work for them and said he would seek from those who were critical of him their “guidance and help so we can unify our country”.

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The buffet (in aid of Silver Jubilee Celebration) organized by Garo Baptist Church, New Market, Kohima on 12th November 2016 has been postponed to 10th December, 2016 due to some unforeseen circumstances. We sincerely regret the inconvenience caused.

Mrs. Shigholi Achumi President, STH

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Deepak Kumar Secretary GBC, Kohima

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- Ino. Shihoto Chophi - Ino. Zhetovi Shohe

Hukuthu kighini Kilekithi do Ale kiphe do Ahuna ghili pini Shikumto kutsu Alakhu ampemi kumla kipithi do Alakhu ampemi akithemi shukiphe do Kukumgha kighini Alakhu ampeu tsapi do Shikimthi tsa Kishekha kighini

Aqono Alakhu ampeu Ino. Khulu & Illi. Jesica Ino. Viyito Kinnimi Er. Hozheto Shikhu, E.E. PWD Ino. Toshika Kinnimi Ino. Ayeto Sumi Inoli. Kughashi G. Chishi i) Aqau ii) Akitheu Ino. Khekiye Kiba Inoli. Akheli Assumi

Pithitsa 1. Amalimi kumtsu ighitsu penike alokivishi kusu ani 2. Kumtsu Sumi phi mini pepusu ighitsu penike pithi ani 3. Kusu kini nguno alauye, khiuno akupughu hipaulo ighimoveni keno niqo niho ye pa/li vekusa lo jusu moveni 4. Aki kikihi no ghuka 100 eno lhoxu kikihi no ghuka 10 kutope ighi penike pithi ani 5. Bus ye inaqhe ayi 6 kihe lono ala cheveni eno, a-a hipaqo lono saluni- High School Junction, Tin Pati, Raju Point, Old MLA Hostel Junction, PWD Junction, PHQ Junction, CRPF Camp Junction Lerie. 6. Akupughu hipau tokulu shilu penike kumtsuno inikhutsu aghilo K-4133

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We the Keltomi Baptist Church and Village Council with immense pleasure, pride and joy, take this golden opportunity to convey our heartiest congratulations to Dr. L. K. Achumi, Rtd. District and Sessions Judge, who hails from this native Village. He has been conferred the Degree of Ph.D. Doctor of Social Works by the competent authority of Academy of Universal Global Peace Bangalore, also received the Best Social Worker Award by International acclaimed InterGovernmental organisations UN & USA and American University (AU) USA in the month of July 2016. We know the recipient since his childhood. He is a faithful and honest person. He never failed on his studies since 195373. We never heard him of smoking nor drinking of wine. He is a talented Social Worker. He served the poor villagers who were in need. He helps in any church development works hence we call him Nehemiah as in the Bible. We never heard any bad remarks against him till date. He deserves such honour and awards. We highly appreciate him. "The man who works and help others enjoys glorious life". We wish him happy and sustaining long life. Amen Tokhezhe Aye, Pastor Keltomi B/Church

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Gopalan came to the US from Chennai in 1960 to study science, specifically endocrinology and complex mechanisms of cancer. Harris’ father Donald grew up in Jamaica, where he became a national scholar and earned the opportunity to study economics Kamala was born in Oakland, California. Harris was also the first woman elected as San Francisco’s district attorney and the first woman to be elected as California’s attorney general. She would replace Barbara Boxer who announced her retirement in 2014 after serving more than two decades in the Senate. Described by Obama as “fearless”, Harris, who was born in Oakland, California, may push for strong India-US ties. Considered to be protege of Obama, she is expected to be a fierce advocate of India US relationship.

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Shri. Chumdamo Jami

Commandant, 13 IR(NAP)

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Shri. R. Ezong

IAS (Rtd.)

20000/-

Shri. M. Yanthan

IAS (Rtd.)

20000/-

Shri. Peter Lichamo

Shri. James Mhonbemo

Secretary, Municipal Affairs & Bamboo Mission 20000/20000/Commandant, 1st NAP Chumukedima

Shri. Albert Ezung

SDO (Civil) Dimapur

Shri. Longasen Lotha

SDO (Civil) Dimapur

Shri. Nyimthungo Jami

Asst. Commandant, 1 NAP

Shri. Motsuthung Yanthan Sr. SP Prison

20000/-

10.

Er. Aribemo Mozhui

20000/-

11.

Shri. Thungjanbemo Ezung Block Development Officer (BDO)

20000/

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Shri. Benjamin Mozhui

Businessmen

20000/-

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Dr. R. Kikon

MD Zion Hospital Dimapur

20000/-

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Dr. Mhabemo Kithan

Director H/FW (Rtd.)

10000/-

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Shri. E. N. Kithan

Director Land Record & Survey

10000/-

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Shri. Yanyithung Ezung

Commandant, 11 IR(NAP)

10000/

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Shri. Thungdemo Mozhui

Sr. SP (Prison)

10000/-

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Shri. Zubenthung Ngullie

Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC)

10000/-

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Shri. Myamo Jami

District Transport Officer (DTO) Wokha

10000/

20.

Shri. Tsenthungo Ezung

Superintendent Custom

10000/-

21.

Shri. R. V. Ngullie

Professor, Govt. College Dimapur

10000/-

22.

Dr. Mhabemo Ovung

MD Zion Hospital Dimapur

10000/-

23.

Dr. Renponthung Murry

ENT Specialist Wokha

10000/-

24.

Er. Bitsomo Ezung

SDO (NST) Dimapur

10000/-

25.

Er. Soben Kikon

EE (ONGC)

10000/-

26.

Shri Myanbemo Tsanglao

Joint Secy. Govt. of Nagaland

10000/-

27.

Shri. Thungdemo Kithan

Dy.Dir, Soil & Water conservation (Rtd.)

6000/-

28.

Er. Renimo Kikon

SE ,PHED (Rtd.)

5000/-

29.

Shri. E. Lotha

Addl. Commr. Taxes (Rtd.)

5000/-

30.

Shri. Joseph Humtsoe

Director Horti (Rtd.)

5000/-

31.

Er. Echungbemo Humtsoe Chief Engg. Irrigation & F/C (Rtd.)

5000/-

32.

Shri. Y. Z. Ngullie

Director, LR & S (Rtd.)

5000/-

33.

Dr. Hathungo Kithan

Addl. Dir. Vety & AH (Rtd.)

5000/-

34.

Er. M. Ngullie

Asst. Director, BSNL

5000/-

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Mrs. Thungjanbeni Kikon

Asst. Drugs Controller, Dimapur

5000/-

36.

Shri. Mhathung Murry

Addl. Commr. Taxes

5000/-

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Shri. Renathung Kikon

SDAO (Agri Dept.)

5000/-

38.

Shri. Jerry Patton

DHO Dimapur

5000/

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Shri. John Lotha

Asst. Headmaster, GHS Sovima

5000/-

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Shri. Yanbemo Humtsoe

Junior State Coach

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Sumi Totimi Hoho and the Council of IV (LRC) Colony, Dimapur would like to heartily congratulate Miss. Shinili Chishi, D/o Latoshe Chishi, Resident of IV (LRC) on being crowned Miss. Dimapur - 2016. We further wish her success in all her future endeavours.

N e w Yo r k , N ov 9 (PTI): Indian-American Kamala Harris today scripted history when she emerged victorious in the key election for the US Senate seat from California, becoming the first black and Asian Senator from the state. Harris, 52, California’s Attorney General, is the first Indian-American to achieve the feat. She defeated fellow Democrat Loretta Sanchez. Harris is also the sixth black individual to be elected to the US Senate. US President Barack Obama was the fifth black elected Senator. She is the first black woman elected to the upper chamber in more than two decades, becoming the first Indian-American to achieve the feat. Harris has become only the second black woman in the nation’s history to serve in the US Senate. California had never before elected a black or Latino politician to the US Senate. By electing her, voters tore down a colour barrier that has stood for as long as California statehood. Media reports showed Harris, a two-term attorney general, was winning by more than 1.3 million votes early today. “Kamala will take the oath of office as California’s next Senator on January 3, 2017,” said the office of the Senate elect. Her mother Shyamala

Raqqa, NOV 9 (Agencies): A US-led coalition air strike killed at least 16 civilians in a village north of so-called Islamic State’s Syrian stronghold of Raqqa, activists say. The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that six women and a child were among those who died in the raids on al-Heisha overnight. The IS-held village has been the target of a USbacked alliance of Kurdish and Arab fighters seeking to capture Raqqa. The coalition said it was checking on the reports of the incident. A spokeswoman for the Kurdish-Arab alliance, the Syria Democratic Forces (SDF), dismissed them. “There is no such thing, and any such claims are IS news,” Jihan Sheikh Ahmed told the AFP news agency. On Sunday, the SDF announced that it had begun a campaign to isolate and ultimately take control of Raqqa, which IS has controlled for almost three years. The initial report of the air strike on al-Heisha, about 40km (25 miles) north of Raqqa, came from the anti-IS activist group, Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently. It said 23 people had been killed and identified all but four of them.

The Office Bearers & Tokhu Emong Committee 2016 of Lotha Union Purana Bazar Area (East Dimapur) would like to extend its sincere thanks & gratitude to the Patrons & Doners of 23rd Tokhu Emong Celebration on 7th Nov’ 2016.

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Marrakech, Nov 9 (IANS): Water has been considered as a main climate change challenge for the first time at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP), international think tank World Water Council has said here. “In Marrakech, it is the first time in COP’s history that water is put at the top of the agenda,” an official statement quoting World Water Council Honorary President Loic Fauchon said on Tuesday. Speaking on the sidelines of an event organised in the Moroccan pavilion on the sidelines of the COP22 talks, he commended the efforts spearheaded by Moroccan King Mohammed VI enabling water to be considered as the main climate change challenge at the ongoing talks.

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Lemei from Wakching crowned Miss Mon 2016

iss Lemei, a 22-year old beauty, representing Wakching Unit was crowned Miss Mon, edging out other 17 contenders during a gala event held at Council Hall, Mon Town, on Tuesday, organized by Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khung (KNSK). During the event the first runner-up was bagged by N Easther, a 22 year old resident of Tizit uni while the 2nd runner-up went to Nonying, 22 year old from Aboi Unit. Miss Mon 2016 witnessed 17 gorgeous contestants representing 12 units from across the district. The event comprised of three rounds- traditional wear, lingerie and designer

wear. In the first round, the contestants showcased the beautiful, vibrant and colorful traditional attire of their respective unit. In the second round the contestants walked down the ramp in lingerie. In the designer wear round, the contestants walked the stage in evening gowns designed by Awan and Shiklong. Lemei also bagged the title of Miss Photogenic and Miss Talent and walked away with a cash of Rs. 50,000 along with certificates and gift hampers while the first runners- up received a cash prize of Rs.30,000 with certificate, gift hampers and the second runner-up received Rs. 20,000 along with certificate

Miss Mon 2016, Lemei (centre), first runner up N Easther (left) and second runner up Nonying. (NP) and gift hampers. Miss Shepe Marry from Sub-title winners in- Tobu Unit and Miss Congecluded Miss Perfect-10 by niality by Miss Ngepngam

from Mon Unit, who received a cash of Rs 5000 each besides certificates and gift hampers. The KNSK who organized the event gave away a certificates and gift hampers to all the participants of the event. Miss Mon 2016 also received a fire safety kit from District Disaster Management Authority Mon, who is also the Co-sponsor of the event. The Miss Mon will also be the face of the District Disaster Management Authority Mon by being the ambassador. The show also featured designers wear, traditional attire, songs and dances by various Konyak artists. The judges for the contest in-

cluded, Chumalemla, Tsent- SP encouraged them to be and loving one selves. hungo. E. Ngullie, Tumben themselves by respecting (Correspondent) Tsanglao, Rohbi Sangtam and Satamlila. Children’s’ Talents Hunt” & Seminar Appreciating the Theme ‘celebrating Wom- organized by Salem Christian Ministry en’s Talent’, Mon SP-YangWe invite all talented children's for the ba Konyak, who was the event as the guest of honor competition on Children Day on 14 th Nov said ‘Gone are the days at Dimapur Club at 12 noon till 4 pm. The when women’s only duty competitions will be: Singing & Piano was to raise the children and competition, sponsored by School of Music & look after the house’. Stat- Arts, and Chief Guest : Mr. Geoffrey Yaden, ing Now that we have equal Editor-in-Chief Nagaland Post. Dear parents, participation in every field, he urged upon the konyak encourage your child and let them explore their ladies to come forward and God given gifts and make others inspire and be a take the opportunities to part of supporting children’s Home construction. uplift ourselves and be at For details, kindly contact the organising Trust @ 8132820138 or 8974378415. par with others. Emphasizing that true Also we invite college students, parents, and all beauty in a woman is re- the citizens to attend our Seminar on “Citizen’s flected in her soul and not Right” from 9 am till 11 am. Resource person: only in the face alone, the Ms. Kezhosano Kikhi & Mr. Yanbemo Lotha. DP-9030

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Carolina Marin costliest at KCYC lifts 22nd Tokhu Emong trophy Dimapur badminton league auction

Carolina Marin

NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (IANS): Rio Olympic champion Carolina Marin of Spain was bagged by Hyderabad Hunters for Rs.61.5 lakh, becoming the costliest buy in the Premier Badminton League (PBL) auction for players held here on Wednesday. Meanwhile, India’s Rio Olympic silver medallist P.V. Sindhu went to Chennai Smashers for Rs.39 lakh -- way below expectations. Her illustrious compatriot, Saina Nehwal, who is yet to make a comeback after her knee surgery held just after the Rio Games in August, went to Awadhe Warriors

for Rs.33 lakh. The second highest bid went for South Korean woman shuttler Sung Ji Hyun, with Mumbai Rockets paying Rs.60 lakh for her. Denmark’s world No.6 shuttler Jan ‘O’ Jorgensen proved to be the third costliest after he was bought for Rs.59 lakh in the auction held here at a city hotel. The Dane went to Delhi Acers. Kidambi Srikanth was one of the biggest gainers from the auction and went for a cool Rs 51 lakh to Awadhe for the league that will be played from January 1-14, 2017 in a round robin format, with each

team clashing with the other once. Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen too got a price of Rs.39 lakh landing up with Bengaluru Blasters, as did Wan Ho Son who was clinched by Delhi. None of the men’s singles badminton “Big Three” players -- Chinese duo of Chen Long and Lin Dan and Malaysian superstar Lee Chong Wei -- will play in the PBL. As anticipated, twotime reigning world champion Carolina was the biggest draw in the morning, with Hyderabad Hunters and Delhi Acers engaged in a fierce bidding battle. Eventually, she was bagged by the Hunters who bid Rs 61.5 lakh, spending onethird of their maximum permitted kitty on just one player. Mumbai Rockets too decided to put most of their eggs in one basket, agreeing to pay Rs 60 lakh for Ji Hyun. But the surprise was in store for Sindhu -- with the country still celebrating her runner-up finish at Rio. She was expected to get a huge bid. But her name came in the latter part of the draw among the list of 15 ‘Icon Players’ and most of the franchises had already spent their money on buying their aces.

1st Khezhakeno Open Badminton tourney

Winners and officials of 1st Khezhakeno Open Badminton Tourney.

DIMAPUR: 1st Khezhakeno Open Badminton Tourney (Men’s double) was held under the aegis of Chüketshe Society (CKS) on November 4 at Zhipfhemi Community Building, Khezhakeno village. James Koza and Peter Sono lifted the championship trophy by defeating Kopelo Ladu and Vielhoulo Koza. The champions walked away with a cash prize of Rs. 5000 along with citations. Medovelo Koza and Chepetso Koza bagged the third place defeating Razouko Ngone and Kolhoulo Ladu. The

Xth Jadonang Memorial Football Tournament 2016 D I M A P U R , N OV 9 (NPN):four matches were played on Thursday in the ongoing xth Jadonang Memorial Football tournament 2016. In the first match, Gaipuinam (GUFA) defeated Chaungphun (CYC) 2-0. In a closely fought match, Ragailong (RYC) drew 1-1 against Kalalong (KYC). Zeihkuluang (ZESDO) was held to a goalless draw by Sawombung (SKYC). Similarly, Majorkhul (MYA) was also held to a goalless draw by Rangkhung (RYC) in the last match of the day. Today’s Matches Venue: THAU Sports Complex 1st Ground 7 a.m. Sawombung Sairem (SSYC) vs Khoupum Chingkao (KCYC) 2nd Ground 8:30 a.m. Khundi (KDYC) vs Rongkaidai (RKYC) 1st Ground 1 p.m. Namdunlong (NYC) vs Konthoujam Maning (KMTYC) 2nd Ground 2: 30 p.m. Pantilong (PYC) vs Ramgailong (RYC) K Y M C

1st, 2nd and 3rd Runners up walked away with a cash prize of Rs. 3000, Rs.2000 and Rs.1000 along with citations respectively. Altogether 10 teams including a veteran team participated in the 1st edition. Earlier, SDO, PWD (R&B) Pfutsero Sub-Division, Er. Daniel Kevie inaugurated the tourney as the special guest. Daniel highlighted the scope and importance of sports as a career, and opined that badminton as a sporting discipline suits the physique of the Nagas. He stated that the

game should be played not only as a medium of exercise but should be career oriented and the players should play, train and practice with an aim to excel at the district, state, regional, national and the international arenas. Earlier the program was chaired by CKS finance secretary Joshua Koza. S. Khape Koza, CYF chairman CRC Khezhakeno Upper pronounced the invocation prayer. T h e t o u r n e y wa s graced by a host of dignitaries led by S. Kepfelhou Ladu, VCC Khezhakeno village. Deputy Project Officer DRDA Dimapur Pfukrulhou Koza, Jr. Specialist District Hospital Dimapur, Dr. Ngopelo Keviechu, Geologist Geology & Mining Dimapur, David Lhoupenyi, VCC Sodzulhou village Dimapur, B. Mosa Koza, and VCC 7th Mile village Dimapur Timikha Koza, graced the tourney as patrons.

DIMAPUR: Kyong Colony Youth Club (KCYC) lifted the 22nd late Nyamo and late Daniel lotha memorial cum Tokhu Emong trophy Dimapur after defeating Lotha Colony FC by 1-0 in the final match played here at State Stadium on November 7. Yiben (17) of KCYC scored the solitary winning goal. Meanwhile, Sulanthung (11) of Dimapur Tsungiki Football Club emerged as the highest

scorer of the tournament with 11 goals, Lironthung (9) of Okotso Sporting Club was adjudged ‘Player of the Tournament,’ ‘Best Defender’ went to Nzanbemo (15) of KCYC , and James (1) of Lotha Colony FC was given the ‘Best Goalkeeper’ award. Earlier, the closing ceremony was graced by general manager , Nagaland State Transport Dimapur ,O Elhibemo Winners of the 22nd late Nyamo and late Daniel lotha memorial cum Tokhu Emong trophy. Yanthan.

SC removes cloud of uncertainty over Ind-Eng test

NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (PTI): Supreme Court today removed the hurdles created by state cricket associations on the holding of the IndiaEngland test series by allowing BCCI to incur the expense of Rs 58.66 lakh for the first match starting today, warning that no part of fund will go to the host Saurashtra Cricket Association. The apex court also gave more teeth to the committee headed by former Chief Justice of India Justice R M Lodha for monitoring the working of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) by allowing it to vet hundreds of contracts with vendors for holding of domestic, international and IPL matches in 2017. It said the arrangement for the first match would continue for the subsequent test matches till December 3, when it will hear the matter already scheduled. A bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur also took strong exception to the language used against the Lodha panel by BCCI top brass, including its Sec-

retary Ajay Shirke in his communication with the panel. Lodha Committee Secretary Gopal Shankar Narayan, an advocate, complained that the use of words and the statements issued by them was akin to “constant insult” heaped on the panel comprising the former CJI and two retired judges of the apex court. The bench, also comprising Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud, drew the attention of senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the BCCI, to certain sentences from the Board’s secretary’s letter, saying “see the kind of language used by Shirke.” The apex court took note of the submissions made by senior advocate Gopal Subramanium, who is assisting the court as amicus curiae in the matter, that BCCI has failed to comply with the directions of the top court, which was clear from the second report of the Lodha Committee placed before the bench today.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Pangti Village Council on behalf of the Village Community would like to convey its heartfelt gratitude to His Excellency, the Governor of Nagaland Shri. P.B. Acharya and his lady wife for their visit to Pangti Village. He was the ﬁrst Governor to visit the village since the inception of Nagaland State. The Pangti Village Council immensely expresses its profound happiness for taking untold hardship and pain in reaching the village and the Amur Falcon roosting area by road, which is neglected by the Govt. of Nagaland in all developmental activities. DC-2497

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A Note of Gratitude Our beloved father and grandfather left for his heavenly abode early morning on 8th November 2016. During this time of bereavement, we are overwhelmed by the selﬂess outpouring of sympathy, thoughtfulness and support extended to us by friends and well wishers alike. Thank you so much for your generous kindness at a time when it was much needed and deeply appreciated. Although we may not be able to thank you individually, our prayer is that the Almighty, who sees all, will bless you richly. With Heartfelt Gratitude

The Family of Lt. Dr. Satuo Sekhose (1928-2016)

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Late Remon 10/11/2015

“Today, 10th Nov. 2016 a year ago, Remon, you left us without any farewell words, no time to say good bye, you were gone before we knew it and God only knows why. Our hearts still ache in sadness and secret tears still ﬂow. What it meant to loss you, no one will ever know. God broke our hearts to prove to us that he only takes the best of the best”. Loving family members

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Born on : 01/01/1969 – Died on : 30/10/2016

Words are inadequate to express our deepest and sincere appreciation to everyone who sympathized with us physically, materially, financially, spiritually and morally at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Asheto Sumi on 30th Oct. 2016. We can only thank you with all out heart and in prayers. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Sumi Baptist Church Niuland. 2. SDO (Agri) & staff Niuland. 3. Friends, neighbours and well wishers. We regret our inability to mention each and everyone individually but may God bless you abundantly. DP-9014

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The family of Lt. Lhousüvi Khro, would like to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to each and every individual and organizations for the care and generous support through prayers, physical, material and financial support and comforting us in our grief during his prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 1st Nov. 2016 . We owe our special thanks to : 1) Bethel Medical Centre Drs. and staff 2) Honble MLA Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu 3) D.C Rovilatuo Mor. 4) TSIESEMA BASA BAPTIST CHURCH 5) TSIESEMA BAPTIST CHURCH 6) CRC TSIESEMA.. 7) IMMANEUL BAPTIST CHURCH 8) Peraciezie Baptist Church 9) Koinonia prayer center 10) P.R hill Christian revival Church 11) Central Baptist Church. We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone individually, but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all in abundance. K-4126

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19th Dec.’1953 – 27th Oct.’ 2016.

REV. A. WATI JAMIR, PASTOR (ASANGMA)

For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain : Phil,1:21. Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals and organizations who stood by us and supported us physically, financially, materially and in prayers during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Late Rev. A. Wati Jamir, Pastor, who left us for his heavenly abode on 27th Oct’2016. 1. Kohima Ao B/A (KABA) 2. Doctor, Staff of Kohimas Hospital 3. Kohima Asangma Senso Telongjim 4. Kohima Asangma Fellowship. 5. Kohima Asangma Tetsur Telongjim. 6. Waramongtsur Telongjem Kohima. 7. Doctor, Staff of I.M.H Mokokchung 8. Aliba Fellowship Kohima. 9. Aliba B/A. 10. Aliba Putu Menden. 11. Aliba B/A W/Dept.. 12. Aliba B/A Y/Dept. 13. Aliba Senso Telongjim Mokokchung. 14. ABAM. 15. Impur B/A. 16. Impur B/A Y/Ministry. 17. Mission Board Impur. 18. Ao Pastor Fellowship. 19. Mokokchung Town B/A. 20. Mokokchung Compound B/A. 21. Süngkomen B/A. 22. C.T.C. Aolijen. 23. Aongza Fellowship Mokokchung

24. Mokokchung B/A 25. Ungma B/A. 26. Longkum B/A 27. Waromong B/A 28. Waromong B/A Y/Dept. 29. Alongkima B/A 30. Jaluki Ao B/A 31. Alongtaki B/A 32. Peren Town B/A. 33. Longpangkong Sanüker Telongjim. 34. Changtongya Village Council 35. Changtongya B/A. 36. Changtongya Town B/A 37. Changtongya Yimsen B/A. 38. Mongsenyimti B/A. 39. Mongsenyimti Compound B/A. 40. Chuchuyimlang B/A 41. Chuchu Town B/A 42. Unger B/A 43. Akhoya B/A 44. Tsümokong B/A 45. Longchara B/A 46. Yaongyimsen B/A 47. Merangkong B/A 48. Merangkong Compound B/A 49. Kelengmen B/A 50. Kelengmen Fellowship MKG. 51. Luyong B/A 52. Luyong I.E.F. Unit

53. Tuli Town B.A. 54. Tuli Area IEF. Unit 55. Tuli Lenden B/A. 56. Aitlenden B/A 57. Kangtsung Yimsen B/A 58. Kangtsung Yimsen W/Dept. 59. Mulongkimong Vill. Council 60. Mulongkimong B/A 61. Mulongyimsen B/A 62. Yimjenkimong B/A 63. Longjang B/A 64. Khanimo B/A 65. Longjang Compound B/A 66. Jorhat Ao B/A 67. Tzüdikong B/A 68. Mupongchukit B/A 69. Asangma Vill. Council. 70. Asangma B/A 71. Asangma Laishir Telongjim 72. Mission Board Asangma 73. Rev. A Wati Jamir Zünga. 74. Asangm Senso Medziphema. 75. Asangma Fellowship Dimapur 76. Asangma B/A W/Deptt. 77. Asangma B/A Y/Deptt. 78. Asangma B/A Choir 79. Asangma Fellowship MKG. 80. Asangma Longdang Kidong.

We deeply regret for not being able to mention all the loved ones for their support personally but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless all of you abundantly. Loving wife and relatives. K-4128 K Y M C

Ind-Eng test series:Root, Ali put England in command

England batsman Joe Root plays a shot during during day 1 of the first test match against India in Rajkot on Wednesday. (PTI)

ures of 2/108 while Jadeja notched up 1/59. Yadav toiled hard for 18.5 overs for figures of 1/68. Electing to bat on winning the toss, England were off to a steady start with the opening duo of captain Alistair Cook and debutant Haseeb Hameed batting cautiously. Cook was lucky to survive in the first over when he edged a Mohammed Shami delivery into the slips only to see Ajinkya Rahane drop a relatively easy chance. Jadeja struck the first blow for India, trapping Cook lbw with a delivery that turned into the England skipper’s pads after pitching. Cook attempted a flick but could not make contact as Jadeja appealed successfully for the decision. The 19-yearold Hameed, the youngest opener to debut for England, hit six boundaries during his 82-ball 31 before being trapped leg before after misjudging the turn of an Ashwin delivery. Duckett was also undone by Ashwin’s guile as he edged one to the slips and Rahane made no mistake this time round. That was the last bit of success the Indians would be able to celebrate for quite some time as Root and Ali proceeded to try

and bring the England innings back on track. The duo ensured that the visitors lost no wickets in the post-lunch session and reached a respectable position by the tea break. Root hit 11 boundaries and a six during his 180ball innings while Ali had nine hits to the fence. By the Root pushed an attempted drive into Yadav’s hands in the post tea session, England were in a relatively comfortable position at 281/4. Stokes then joined Ali in the middle and proceeded to play a patient 41-ball knock even as the latter edged towards his century. Scorecard England Innings Alastair Cook lbw b Jadeja 21 H Hameed lbw b Ashwin 31 Joe Root c and b Yadav 124 B Duckett c Rahane b Ashwin 13 Moeen Ali not out 99 Ben Stokes not out 19 Extras (b 1, lb 2, nb 1) 4 Total (in 93 overs) 311/4 Bowling: Mohammed Shami 12.1-2-31-0 Umesh Yadav 18.5-1-68-1 Ravichandran Ashwin 31-3-108-2 Ravindra Jadeja 21-2-59-1 Amit Mishra 10-1-42-0

IPL 10 from April 5; Shukla NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (PTI): The 10th edition of Indian Premier League may begin from April 5 next year, less than a week after the Test series against Australia ends on March 29, while the players’ auction will be held in Bengaluru on February 4. IPL Governing Council chairman Rajeev Shukla announced this following a meeting on Tuesday, adding that no decision was taken in violation of the Supreme Court-appointed Justice Lodha Committee directives. One of Lodha Panel’s directives to the BCCI was to keep a 15-day gap between the IPL and an international series. “There is a proposal to start IPL 10 from April 5. The auctions will happen in Bengaluru on February 4. We had to keep a gap of one week after the Australia series,” Shukla told reporters after the Governing Council meeting called to discuss operational issues pertaining to the cash-rich league. “All operational details have been discussed,” Shukla said. Innovative steps will be taken to ensure that centres in Maharashtra such as Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur are able to hold matches in the 10th edition of the tournament that started in 2008 amid much fanfare. IPL matches scheduled in Maharashtra had to be shifted out last year after outrage over use of water to maintain stadiums even as the state reeled under severe drought.

RAJKOT, NOV 9 (IANS): Excellent batting by Joe Root and Moen Ali helped England stage a strong recovery in their first innings on the opening day of the first cricket Test against India here on Wednesday. Coming together after England lost three wickets in the first session of the day, Root and Ali added 107 runs between them to help the visitors to a score of 311/4 at stumps. Root scored 124 before

being caught and bowled by pacer Umesh Yadav. Ali was on the cusp of a well deserved century as he was unbeaten on 99 at the close of the day’s play. Ben Stokes, who was batting on 19, was giving Ali company at stumps. For India, star offspinner Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja struck early blows as England struggled in the first session of the day. Ashwin returned fig-

22nd Classic Cup 2016 on Nov 10

B.N. B.N. Mullik Memorial Football tourney: AR, Meghalaya, odisha, TN, RPF, Assam advances to next round

DIMAPUR: The 22nd Classic Cup inaugural football match will be held with the theme “Dream Courage to Achieve” on November 10, 2016 at 2:00 p.m at Khuochiezie Local Ground, Kohima, an official bulletin informed.

Vishnu Vardhan wins Asian tennis tour title

Kolkata , N ov 9 (IANS): Vishnu Vardhan played to the script by winning the central excise Asian tennis tour title eclipsing V.M. Ranjeet in straight sets (6-3, 6-4) here on Wednesday. Ranjeet broke early to take the lead but Vishnu broke back with his big serves to bag the first set. In the second set, Vishnu broke in the first game itself and was leading 4-2 at one point but Ranjeet broke back and levelled the match at 4-4. Vishnu played the break point by hitting a running forehand to serve for the match and wrap up the game in his favour.

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D I M A P U R , N ov 9 (NPN) : On a day of goals raining in the fields, the fifth day of the preliminary league rounds of the ongoing 65th B.N. Mullik Memorial All India Police Football Championship 2016 at Police Complex, Chumukedima, saw a total of 41 goals being scored in eight matches during the day. Chandigarh Police in Group C were handed a humiliating 0-14 defeat by the Assam Rifles who dominated the game. Similar result was seen in the match between Meghalaya Police and Uttar Pradesh Police in Group H and Odisha Police and Chhatisgarh Police in Group E. Meghalaya Police blanked their opponent 9-0 in another one sided match while Odisha Police outplayed Chhattisgarh Police 6-0. In the other matches Tamil Nadu Police defeated Lakshadweep Police 2-0 in Group A while Manipur Police prevailed over Andhra Pradesh Police with a similar scoreline in Group B. The

ISL: Delhi FC edges past Chennaiyan

Players in action during the Delhi Vs Chennaiyin FC.

NEW DELHI, NOV 9 (AGENCIES): Chennaiyin FC were devoured whole by Delhi Dynamos as Gianluca Zambrotta’s side notched up a 4-1 win to go top of the Indian Super League (ISL) table on Wednesday. Goals from Richard Gadze, Florent Malouda and Kean Lewis were enough as Bernard Mendy’s goal ended up remaining as a consolation. While the defending champions, helmed by Marco Materazzi, would have come to the capital resolute to avoid a repeat of their 3-1 loss earlier this season, what ended up happening was even worse as Florent Malouda ran rampant at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. On the back of a comfortable win against Kerala Blastes, Delhi Dynamos

named an unchanged starting lineup with the onus on the in-form duo of Marcelinho and Kean Lewis to provide inroads. There were five changes for Chennaiyin from their draw against Mumbai City FC. Karanjit Singh, Hans Mulder, Davide Succi, Dudu Omagbemi and Baljit Sahni were drafted into the eleven. Delhi had a setback in the third minute as Konsham Singh sustained an injury to his ankle and had to be stretchered off. He was replaced by Lalchawnkima immediately. The game had a cagey look to it up until the fourteenth minute when Raphael Augusto took a stinging shot from around 30 yards after skipping past several Delhi

shirts. However it straight down Toni Doblas’ throat who collected it graciously. Delhi took an early lead as in the next minute Florent Malouda pounced on a mistake by the Chennai defence. He then charged towards goal and unleashed a fierce low shot saved by Karanjit but the wily Richard Gadze was on hand to slot in the rebound. Jeje missed a golden opportunity in the 69th minute as skied a shot with the goal at his mercy. Despite what the scoreline suggested, Chennai had their own periods of dominance and were still pretty much in the game. There was a tame penalty shout by Delhi as MArcelinho looked to have been brought down in the box, the referee was not interested as replays showed that the Brazilian tripped on his own momentum. Delhi sat deep and absorbed pressure and looked to break on the counter with the ever threatening Marcelinho and Lewis and Marcelinho was played on through a long ball from the defence but the ball had too much on it as 75 minutes of play concluded.

Madhya Pradesh and RPF in action on Thursday.

team of Railway Protection Force deservedly overcame Madhya Pradesh Police 4-2 in Group D. However, the day was made memorable by a brilliant encounter between the Police teams of the two footballing giant States of West Bengal and Assam in Group G. The two teams were

locked in a goalless draw Himachal Pradesh Vs till the dying ends of the Telangana (8 a.m) match with neither able to Puducherry Vs. Kerala (8 find the net. a.m) The tie was broken Goa Vs Jharkhand (8 a.m) when the North Eastern Punjab Vs Uttarakhand team clinched a late win(2 p.m) ner to the despair of their BSF Vs ITBP (2 p.m) opponent. SSB Vs Rajasthan (2 p.m) Today’s matches Nagaland Vs Mizoram CRPF Vs Haryana (8 a.m) (2 p.m)

M oscow, N ov 9 (IANS): The person who takes the helm at the AllRussia Athletics Federation (ARAF) after the elections scheduled for December should fully focus on this work rather than combine it with other responsibilities, renowned Russian pole vaulter and candidate for the ARAF presidency Yelena Isinbayeva has said. The Athletics Federation of the Stavropol region on Tuesday decided to nominate Sports Minister of the Samara region Dmitry Shlyakhtin as candidate for the position of ARAF’s president. As reported earlier, Yelena Isinbayeva and high jumper Andrei Silnov were also nominated, reports Tass. “Basically, it doesn’t matter who becomes the ARAF president as long as the vision, the strategy and

the goals are the same,” Isinbayeva stressed. The two-time Olympic champion believes that the ARAF should be the new president’s main occupation. “This person should devote all his free time to improving the situation in the federation and be keenly interested in solving the problems so that our athletes get an opportunity to take part in international competitions,” Isinbayeva noted. “So whoever takes over the federation, be me it or Dmitry Anatolyevich or someone else, the work in the ARAF should be a priority. As you may know, our federation is large, we are facing many problems, so low-performance is not an option,” she added. The elections of the ARAF president are scheduled for December 9.

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