November 11, 2016

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVI No. 335

DIMAPUR, friday, november 11, 2016

‘Americans won’t protect us forever’, says EU chief Juncker International, Page 9

India 63/0 in reply to England’s 537

Tax dept not to hound small depositors: Jaitley

Sports, Page 11

business, Page 8

State BJP lashes out at DAN govt

State BJP delegation led by its president handing over the memorandum to Governor.

The party further pointed out that the “Vigilance Commission in the state has been rendered toothless by the recent resolution of the State Cabinet stipulating that prior approval of the chief secretary would be mandatory for any investigation”. Such decision was a clear indication of the intention of the government to prevent unbiased investigation, the BJP unit said.

Reminding that the party was committed to stand and work for a corrupt free government in line with the clarion call made

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP unit appealed to the Governor to intervene and take appropriate measure “for the innocent people in the state who are under the weight of this gross injustice and misgovernance”.

A party member said that this memorandum would also be handed over to the Prime Minister.

The last straw for the Nagaland BJP was the unceremonious manner in which its legislator Mmhonlumo Kikon was sacked as parliamentary secretary over without any reason(s) assigned.

Ind MLA Thomas reacts to CMO

5 addl judges to Gauhati HC appointed NEW DELHI, NOV 10 (PTI): Five additional judges to the Gauhati High Court were appointed tonight, taking the working strength to 18.

A notification issued by the Law Ministry said Achintya Malia Bujor Barua, Kalyan Rai Surana, Prasanta Kumar Deka, Nelson Sailo and Ajit Borthakur have been appointed as additional judges for a period of two years.

The new appointments are from both the bar and the bench.

The Gauhati High Court has a sanctioned strength of 24 but was so far functioning with 13 judges.

Once the new judges take oath, the working strength will go up to 18.

Five judges were last week appointed to the Delhi High Court. The Delhi High Court has an approved strength of 60 but is functioning with 34 judges -- a shortage of 26.

The government is also considering recommendations for 35 judges in Allahabad High Court, eight of which have been pending since January.

D I M A P U R , N OV 1 0 (NPN): In a significant political development that signalled the near-breaking point of the strained alliance, Nagaland BJP, a long time ally of the NPF in the DAN, has decided to speak out against what it described as “mis-governance and misdeeds of the state government” as it could no longer remain silent when people were in utter misery.

This was contained in a damning representation submitted to the Nagaland Governor P.B. Acharya, state BJP president Visazolie Lhoungu, Advisor I.K.Sema, former president Dr. Chuba, State executive member Dr.Temsuwati and convenor (F&DC)

H.K.Khulu IAS (Retd) and vice president James Vizo.

The signatories hit out that “corruption in the DAN government had crossed all limits” and warned that unless corrective measures were undertaken, society was being pushed to a situation where there would be no rule of law, development, vision or direction as could be evidenced by the following: This also comes a day after Nagaland Governor P.B. Acharya left no room to speak bluntly against its government, pointing out that corruption has become ubiquitous in Nagaland and that “thieves, robbers and corrupted people should be exposed.” The BJP unit, to

Trump, Obama begin transition

NNagaDAO stage protest rally in Kohima ZSU (N), KNO (N) lock

WASHINGTON, NOV 10 (AGENCIES): In a cordial beginning the transfer of power, President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump met at the White House Thursday.

Obama called the 90-minute meeting “excellent,” and his successor said he looked forward to receiving the outgoing president’s “counsel.”

“I just had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with President-elect Trump,” Obama said. “It was wide-ranging.

We talked about some of the organizational issues in setting up the White House, we talked about foreign policy, we talked about domestic policy. And as I said last night, my number one priority in the coming two months is to facilitate a transition that ensures the president-elect is successful.”

Trump spoke next, and took a respectful tone toward Obama — “I have great respect,” he said. He said that their meeting was supposed to be brief, but, it “lasted for almost an hour and a half, and as far as I’m concerned it could have gone on for a lot longer.”

“We discussed a lot of different situations, some wonderful and some difficulties,” Trump continued.

This is it!

“He has money but only 500 notes. How do we get payment for all that food?”

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Correspondent KOHIMA, NOV 10 (NPN): Network of Nagaland Drugs and AIDS Organization (NNaga DAO) staged a protest rally today in Kohima against National AIDS Control organization (NACO) for non payment of works done for HIV & AIDS intervention in Nagaland.

Hundreds of members took out a peaceful rally from Red Cross Building and marched to chief minister’s residence, where a memorandum was handed over to OSD to chief minister since the chief minister was out of station. The rally was part of phase-III agitation called by NNagaDAO. Rallyists carried placards some of which read “Non release of funds has scale up HIV prevalence in the state”, “Pay our rightful dues for the work done for the prevention of HIV”, “Care and support, release

back its claim, highlighted several issues. Citing the C&AG’s reports, BJP said the reports have clearly brought out “the many irregularities and rampant corruption that was prevalent in the state under the present government”.

“Most of the departments like Rural Development, School Education, Medical, Social welfare, Power, Food and Civil Supply and most sector are deeply mired in unprecedented corruption resulting in various form of protest by the stakeholders which are being suppressed with false promise and even by force as in the case of recent SSA Teacher agitation,” BJP stated.

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HIV-AIDS fund”, “No pay no work”, “The future of our younger generation was at risk” etc.

Interacting with media persons, NNagaDAO president, Abou Mere, said the members were resenting against non payment of salaries from last December to March 2016. He said the members who attended the rally represented more than 30,000 people, adding that if the intervention was not met then more than 30,000 people would be affected.

During the last financial year, Mere said many of its members suffered due to taking loans with interest to meet their livelihood while some of its members were even asked to vacate their house owing to non payment of house rent.

He expressed confidence that the state government would come to its rescue. Mere said HIV being a health issue and state sub-

ject, the state government has the obligation to protect its citizens and health.

The memorandum, which was submitted to the chief minister, stated that NACO and NSACS were constantly engaged in blame game while the NGOs and the staffs continued to suffer.

It appealed to the state government to take measures that prevent the third parties to exploit its citizens particularly when a person belonged to the weaker section of the community.

Highlighting the issues, the memorandum said the state government has the constitutional obligation to take legislative and administrative for realization of the right to life and protect its citizens. The memorandum also appealed to address the barriers and take measures to ensure that the backlog fund of the last fiscal year be released at the earliest by NACO.

DIMAPUR, NOV 10 (NPN): Independent legislator N.Thomas Ngullie has reacted to charges made against him by the Chief Minister’s Office through its media cell, wherein the latter had chosen to target him instead of addressing issues he raised regarding the controversy over the cabinet decision to hold civic polls with 33% women reservation.

In a voluminous response, Ngullie termed the decision of the chief minister and his cabinet to hold civic polls as “completely illegal” as it contravened the law and was a “betrayal of the Naga mandate and a sell out of Article 371(A) under the constitution.

Citing media reports, he alleged that the motive behind the decision to conduct civic polls was mainly to get funds from the Centre. Ngullie also said the chief minister had justified the cabinet decision because prolonged litigation was expensive.

down SDEO office Peren

Student volunteers locking down the SDEO office, Peren.

DIMAPUR, NOV 10 (NPN): Zeliangrong Students’ Union, Nagaland and Kuki Students’ Organisation, Nagaland on Thursday launched their phase-II agitation by locking the SDEO Office, Peren.

In a joint press release, ZSU (N) president Amonbo Zeliang and KSO (N) president Paotinsei Khongsai said

the protest was against the appointment of non indigenous inhabitants of Peren district as primary teachers in Peren district. The signatories affirmed that the office would continue to remain locked until their demands were fulfilled.

ZSU (N) president Amonbo Zeliang alleged that (Cont’d on p-7)

Thousands throng banks to exchange old notes Zeliang lauds Modi

Staff Reporter /Correspondent DIMAPUR/Kohima, NOV 10 (NPN): Thousands of people rushed to their respective bank branches to get rid of banned Rs.500 and Rs. 1000 notes for new notes or to deposit them in their account when banks reopened on Thursday following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement to demonetize the notes.

People in Dimapur and Kohima were seen in beelines even before banks were opened.

Security was beefed up in all the bank branches in Dimapur while ATMs remained closed for the day.

Banks officials were also seen deputed outside the entrance gate to assist the customers.

People standing in the queue for more than several hours experienced harrowing time due to technical problems (link failures), when

People gathered outside SBI Bazaar branch Dimapur on Thursday. (NP)

their turn for deposit turned up.

Some SBI branches in Dimapur, which normally issue tokens for transaction activities, have done away with issuing tokens. But some people expressed displeasure over the new system, saying “bank should issue tokens to solve the inconveniences”.

An elderly person, who managed to exchange the

old notes with new one after waiting in the queue for more than three hours, said “the move by prime minister was commendable, as it will end circulation of fake notes in the country”.

He said “common man may suffer for a day or two, but those rich people including ministers stacking huge amount of money will be disclosed and they have to

pay heavy penalty”.

Some of the people, who waited in the queue for hours, have to turn back after reaching the counter, as bank officials demanded Xerox copies of AADHAR or PAN cards for exchange of old notes. Security personnel were also seen telling the people not to panic as there was still time to exchange the old notes.

Nagaland Chief Minister, TR Zeliang, has congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his “bold and forward looking decision” to remove the existing currency notes of Rs.1000 and Rs.500 denomination from circulation by ceasing their legal tender status from the midnight of November 8, 2016.

In a letter to the prime minister, Zeliang said the government of Nagaland welcomed and fully supported “this bold and surgical strike against black money,” which, he said has been hindering the progress of the country for quite some time.

“This moves gives a further boost to our confidence that under your dynamic and visionary leadership, the country will move ahead on the road to progress and prosperity at the pace never witnessed before,” said chief minister.

He reminded that the Supreme Court had, on April 5, 2016 accepted the Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by representatives of the Naga Mother’s Association (NMA) and granted a stay on the order of the Division Bench of the Gauhati High Court in 2012 which had passed judgement order in favour of the state government on the 33% women reservation.

He said on April 5,2016 , the Supreme Court did not order the government to conduct civic polls with 33% women reservation. Rather, Ngullie pointed out that one of the petitioner(s) had on April 9,2016 written to the chief minister and asked him to order civic polls as per the order of the Supreme Court. Following this, Ngullie said the cabinet took the decision to conduct municipal elections with 33% women reservation.

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KDTODU accuses police of extortion

DIMAPUR, NOV 10 (NPN): Kohima District Truck Owners’ and Drivers Union (KDTODU) accused police personnel from Zone II of indulging in extortion from truck drivers at Chumukedima. In this regard, KDTODU president Khriesalie Usou appealed to the police commissioner and administration of Chumukedima to intervene and initiate corrective measures. The signatory claimed that some police personnel on the pretext of checking vehicle documents used to harass the drivers and occupants by demanding money. The union alleged that police used to demand Rs. 500 to Rs. 1000 in case of any missing vehicle documents, Rs. 500 or more per trip for carrying commodities like sand, stone dust etc. Therefore, KDTODU questioned the police authority on what reason police personnel from Zone II were deployed at Chumukedima (which falls under Zone I). It further questioned the police on what basis they were charging tax on commodities, which does not fall under the purview of the police department.

DDCC reacts to ACAUT statement

DIMAPUR, NOV 10 (NPN): Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) hit back at ACAUT on the issue of bogus voters, saying that ACAUT should remember that the elections to municipal and town council were not similar to that of “NGOs election”.

In a press statement, DDCC general secretary Khrozote Kapfo said that it appreciated the concern of the ACAUT with regards to bogus voters as well as illegal immigrants enrolled in e-roll. However, according to DDCC, ACAUT should understand that there was a separated e-roll for municipal and town council and not extracted from Election Commission of India (ECI) e-roll was prepared every year. It reminded ACAUT that the elections to civic bodies would be guided by Nagaland Municipal and Town Council act passed by the Nagaland legislative Assembly. DDCC also extended support on the appeal made by ACAUT that ECI should carry intensive exercise to delete four lakhs bogus voters in the state electoral roll. “ACAUT should also appeal to the State Election Commission to carry out intensive e-roll for municipal/town council election by appointing Independent enumerator before election are held as per municipal/town council act”, DDCC said. DDCC said any issue concerning common man and corruption at any level taken up by political parties or NGOs should be brought to a logical conclusion, and not just by going to media by filing RTI.

One injured in Kohima shoot out

KOHIMA, NOV 10 (NPN): One person suspected to be a member of Naga Political Group (NPG) was critically injured in a shootout at Mission compound, Kohima on Thursday. The injured person, who was yet to be identified, was rushed to Naga Hospital. Sources, the incident took place between the same group. Police refused to comment on the incident stating that the case was under investigation. (Correspondent)

Power disruption in Mon dist

DIMAPUR, NOV 10 (NPN): Power department has informed that supply of power would be disrupted in Mon district occasionally from November 10-16, 2016 in view of jungle cutting work along Naginimora-Tizit line. In a press note, Mokokchung transmission division SDO (Trans), Er. Shilu Lkr, has requested consumers under Mon district to bear with the inconvenience.

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Secretary NSSWB, Daisy Mezhur delivering the welcome speech during combined friendship fellowship cum pre-Christmas celebration. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Combined friendship fellowship cum pre-Christmas celebration was held at Oking Christian School on November 9, or-

ganized by Nagaland Adolescent Girls’ Club (NAGC) with the theme “a silent night, a star above, a blessed gift of hope and love”

Childline Dmu informs on lost boy DIMAPUR: An adivasi boy Robin Karmakar aged around 13-14 years, resident of Vijaypur, Golaghat District, Assam, son of David Karmaka was found

by East Police station Dimapur from Golaghat Road on November 8 and handed over to Childline Dimapur by East police station, Dimapur.

According to Childline Dimapur, the boy was brought down to Dimapur some two months back and was working as a domestic helper with a Naga family as stated by the boy.

For fur ther information, anyone knowing about him or his parents/guardian can contact

According to DIPR report, secretary of Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB), Daisy Mezhur gave a welcome

speech where she said that a combined friendship fellowship had helped in getting to know the young girls better by showing the kind of support and counselling that they needed in their adolescent lives. She also mentioned about the expansion of NAGC to other districts despite financial constraint.

Special message was delivered by asst. director of Mount Hermon Hr. Sec. School, Wunchipem Raman where he inspired the young girls by saying that life would always be filled with hardships but it all depended on a person’s perspective about life.

He also stated that the young girls should be aware and conscious about their surroundings and also reminded them that everyone should have a positive reason to live. Young girls should be a vital example at home as well as in schools.

The programme was chaired by Ruovinuo Kiewhuo while the vote of thanks was proposed by Medochunuo Chielie.

Assault on juvenile: TYS, WO seek justice

DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the false allegations lodged by graduate teacher, Krovelhupe Koza against a student Sehuto Nakro, a juvenile of 17 years, who was “brutally manhandled and physically assaulted” by the duty officer, the Thenyizumi Youth Social & Welfare Organization (TYS&WO), Phek has expressed its deepest antipathy over the inhuman act on October 24 and 25 at North Police Station, Kohima.

A press note by TYS &WO president, Mohusa Swiho to the concerned authority stated that the investigating agency should not create legal lacuna and suppression of material evidence.

TYS &WO therefore has been compelled to place the following demands for immediate proper action thereon: To ensure that trial of concerned accused persons be completed with outmost urgency and expedite the trial within next six months; To ensure that no bail be Robin Karmakar granted and any attempt whatsoever to rescue the culprit Childline toll free number would be doing so at his/her own risk; To ensure that 1098 (accessible through befitting punishment is awarded to all those found guilty all mobile network) 03862- of committing this crime and to notify the public of the 280884/ 09615297709. action taken.

SON organises NCRC Sumi Purana Bazaar celebrates 25yrs state games for PwDs DIMAPUR: Special Olympics Nagaland (SON) would be organising state games for disabled from November 11 to 14 at Generation Countdown Youth Ministry (GCYM) at Sovima, Dimapur.

Those special athletes who have disability certificate (DC) must submit xerox & two passport photos on arrival and those who Do Not have DC would be made during this camp.

All campers are to come with sports shoes and little beddings.

All the outstation campers must produce original NST Bus/Sumo tickets for both ways travels (To & Fro Tickets) for reimbursements.

The participants from Chumu & Kohima areas would be escorted at 6th Mile junction and rest participants (especially outstation campers) would be escorted at NST bus station.

Kindly contact transportation in charges: Coach Temsu Amri– 8258893278/Coach Yanren Ovung–8258979872.

Any Interested PwDs and affected families may contact: Coach Amongla – 9402025289/Coach Achila- 9856356756. On November 12 from 9 a.m onwards at the venue, medical board would issue medical disability certificates, applicable social welfare ID card and rail concession certificate to those PwDs who never had these certificates before.

The various disciplines include athletics, bocce, soft ball throw, badminton, football, volleyball, kho-kho and table tennis.

Rev. Tokheho Swu, executive secretary NCRC Sumi inaugurating the jubilee monolith. Rev. Dr. Shiwoto sr. pastor Purana Bazar (Right) and Rev. Akhato Swu (left) pastor, NCRC Thilixu.

DIMAPUR: NCRC Sumi Purana Bazaar celebrated its 25th year (silver jubilee) on November 9 and 10, with the theme “Proclaim the Liberty” based on Leviticus 25:10 at the local church premises.

On the first day Sumi NCRC executive secretary, Rev. Tokheho Swu graced the occasion as the main speaker. The jubilee greetings were shared by chairman of the jubilee planning board, Dr. Hokuto Jimo.

Jubilee souvenir was dedicated and released by senior pastor, Rev. Dr. Shiwoto Assumi. The NCRC Sumi Padumpukhuri presented the jubilee choir song and the female voice of NCRC Sumi Dimapur also presented a special number on the occasion. Sunday school and youth members

also performed for the opening ceremony with dances and songs.

On the second day the jubilee monolith was inaugurated by executive secretary NCRC Sumi, Rev. Tokheho Swu. Chairman NCRC Sumi Council, Vihuto Sheqi greeted the congregation, Leshelimi group presented a special number and chairman, deacon board, Akheto Chophy proposed the word of thanks.

The speaker of the programme Rev. Dr. Shiwoto Assumi spoke on the significance of the jubilee and exalted God for His blessings and protection upon the church since its inception.

More updates can be read at the church website www.ncrcsumipuranabazar.org.

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NAGC holds combined friendship and pre-Christmas celebration

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 11, 2016

news in brief Night carnival forms submission extended: Organising committee of Dimapur Night Carnival (DNC) has extended the submission of forms till Novembers 20, necessitated due to interest of numerous entrepreneurs from across the state and companies from various part of the country to participate. In view of the extension the final selected list would be declared and published on November 25, informed convenor DNC and president DCCI, Hokivi Chishi.

PWD monthly prayer service: Monthly morning prayer service of Philimi Welfare Dimapur (PWD) would be held on November 12 at the residence of Yetohe Chisho (Chekiye village). Thereafter, a meeting of Jubilee Committee members would be held. All members have been requested to attend the programme.

SCTE alumni association constitution to be launched: Alumni constitution of the Alumni Association, State College of Teacher Education (SCTE), Kohima, 2016 would be launched on November 12 at 11 a.m by parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs, Economics & Statistics, R. Tohanba at the conference hall, SCTE, Kohima, chaired by president Alumni Association SCTE, Daniel Thong.

RTC emergency meeting: Rengma Tep Clan (RTC) has convened an emergency meeting on November 12 at K.Sohilo Tep’s residence Tseminyu town. All the range representative, advisor, executive members and office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DC Tuensang informs: Deputy commissioner Tuensang has informed all concerned heads of offices to postpone all other official engagements and be at station at Tuensang in lieu of the governor’s visit from November 15 to 17.

RASU golden jubilee: Ralan Area Students’ Union (RASU) golden jubilee meeting has been postponed to November 13 at 2 p.m in the residence of Renchamo Lotha, Nepali Bosti, Dimapur. All the different committee members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Archbishop of Idukki to visit Nagaland: Archbishop of Idukki (Kerala) diocese, Mathews Mar Theodusius under the Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church would be visiting Nagaland from November 10 to 14 to conduct the feast of its patron, Saint Gregorious of Parumala.

In a press release by Fr.P.S.Varghese, vicar and principal of MGM Hr.Sec.School informed that there would be Holy Communion by Bishop on November 11 at 8 a.m at Kohima Kerala Christian Congregation.

ENPU Wokha general meeting: Eastern Nagaland People’s Union Wokha has convened its 29th general meeting on November 12 at 10 a.m in the Tsumang –B colony Wokha at Likhaba Sangtam the union’s treasurer residence. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting along with the memberK

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ship fee without fail.

KYSU general meeting: Kuki Youth and Students’ Union (KYSU) has convened its 2nd general meeting for the year on November 12 at 9.30 a.m. in City College of Arts and Commerce, SM colony, Dimapur. All Kuki youths and students have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DPSU silver jubilee: Dimapur Phom Students’ Union (DPSU) would be celebrating its silver jubilee on November 12 at 10 a.m in the town hall Dimapur, with MLA Pangnyu Phom as chief guest and Nagaland editor in chief Geoffrey Yaden as guest of honour. All bonafide members have been requested to come in traditional attire. Organising committee has also convened a get together meeting with all former and present office bearers on November 11 at treasurer’s residence.

LFA executive meeting: Legislative Forum on Aids (LFA), Nagaland has convened an executive meeting at the residential office of chief minister of Nagaland on November 15 at 10 a.m. In a press note by state consultant, Dr. Vinito L Chishi, all members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

UUDA prayer meet: Prayer meeting (fasting) of Usutomi Union Dimapur Area (UUDA) would be held on November 12 at 6 a.m. in Police Baptist Church near East Police Station. All the families and individuals have been requested to attend the said fellowship.

Scholarship for persons with disability: Directorate of social welfare Nagaland Kohima informed that applying online for scholarship for pre-matric, post matric and top class education scholarship scheme for persons with disability on national scholarship portal 2.0 has been extended till November 30. Aadhaar number has been made mandatory for availing the benefit of the scholarship scheme and all the applicants have been asked to link their aadhaar number with bank account. The candidates may visit national scholarship portal 2.0 (NSP) for detail at www.nsp.gov.in AG informs government officials: State government officials are informed that online GPF Information System would be hoisted shortly in AG A&E office website where all informations on GPF would be made available through SMS. Subscriber registration form has been sent to all the heads of department for due distribution at the directorate offices as well as district offices. All forms may be filled in as per column requirement and sent to this office after due consolidation at the directorate offices on or before November 30.For any doubt or query, government officials can write directly to the deputy accountant general (A&E) Kahoto J Yepthomi via e-mail at kahoto_j@yahoo.co.in or agaenagaland@cag.gov.in Corrigendum: Apropos the news item “67th birth anniversary of late Isak Chishi Swu” on Thursday should read “87th birth anniversary of late Isak Chishi Swu” and not as published. Inadvertent error is regretted.

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Can civic polls with 33 women quota be held without reviewing the 2012 assembly resolution?

100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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Q: How can corruption be

checked in the state?

 Order CBI probe Enact the Lok Ayukta

 bill pending

 Introduce Income Tax

WEATHER FORECAST November 11

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A thunderstorm in the area

32 25

Partly sunny and comfortable 29 21

Guwahati Partly sunny

29 18

Partly sunny

27 15

Imphal

Itanagar Partly sunny and not as warm 27 16 Shillong

Partly sunny and comfortable 22 8

Kohima

More clouds and sun

Dimapur Mostly sunny and pleasant

23 13 28 18

Partly sunny

25 13

Tuensang Partly sunny and cooler

18 10

Mkg Wokha

Nguzhu while T. Mar presented on Soil Testing and Mapping and importance of Soil Health Cards.

Over 60 technical field staff from four districts of Kohima, Dimapur, Phek and Zunheboto registered for the two-day training program.

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Capacity building programme on ICATP

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Yes since cabi- 19% net decided No cabinet is not above the 62% assembly Let the court 19% decide

Partly sunny and not as warm 22 18

Zunheboto Mostly sunny and beautiful

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, November 11, 2016

DoSE observes vigilance week

DIMAPUR: As part of the observance of vigilance week, directorate of School Education (DoSE) Kohima observed a “vigilance awareness programme” at the office complex on November 4.

Speaking on the significance of vigilance awareness week, legal assistant Achenpong Imchen said that the central vigilance commission, as part of its effort to promote integrity in public life and to achieve corruption free society, observed vigilance awareness week every year under different theme.

He also stated that corruption af-

fects the growth of the state, reduces the government income, create inequalities in distribution of wealth amongst the citizens and a major hindrance to development.

He urged upon the gathering to uphold the highest standard of ethical conduct in order to achieve good governance and corruption free society.

Additional director and HOD, Wonthungo Tsopoe did the pronouncement of the pledge which was followed by signing of the pledge by the staff.

The programme was chaired by deputy director, Atomi Swu.

Parliamentary secretary of Soil and Water Conservation, Pukhayi Sumi releasing the manual on soil and water resource management and GIS application.

DIMAPUR: Two-day capacity building program on Implementation of Integrated Catchment Area Treatment Plan (ICATP) was graced by parliamentary secretary of Soil & Water Conservation, Pukhayi Sumi at the conference hall of the directorate of Soil and Water Conservation, Kohima.

Phukhayi also released the Soil and Water Conservation Management and GIS Application manual published by Department.

In his address, Pukhayi appealed the departmental officers and field staff to work with a vision and with all sincerity and also be accountable for the responsibilities assigned with.

He encouraged the participants to recommit themselves to their duties and

contribute to the rebuilding of our society in their own capacity. Director of Soil & Water Conservation, Peter K.Rengma apprised the trainees on the purpose of the training and also dwelt on the importance of adopting corrective measures to reduce sediment load and increase the sustainability of the catchment area.

In his keynote address SCO (Forest), Khekiho Shohe stressed on the importance of a comprehensive plan and judicious management of natural resources for controlling silt erosion and minimize the sediment to a minimum level. He also strongly opined that it was one of the best solutions for sustainable Jhum cultivation. Project Approaches and Implementation was dealt by Jt. Director, Vilehu

Fogging drive begins for prevention of dengue & malaria

DIMAPUR: Rotary Club of Dimapur in association with national vector borne disease control programme started the intensive fogging drive in dimapur, flagged off from DMC premises covering Kalibari Road, Marwari

Patti, West Yard and Sema Tila Area.

The program aims to cover the entire Dimapur town. Rtn Dr Nitin Agarwal chairman of the program has appealed to the general public to extend helping hand to the fogging team

and to maintain proper hygiene around the colony.

The program was attended

by IPDG Rtn Chandu Agarwal, Dr Moa Jamir district program officer, Kikolul Kheyia and host of rotarians.

NBCC declares PwDs Sunday DIMAPUR: Commissioner Disabilities, Dr. Atha Vizol has informed Thursday that the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has declared to observe the third Sunday of November every year as Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) Sunday.

This year, the occasion would be observed on November 20.

In this regard, the commissioner while expressing gratitude to Nagaland Baptist Church Council, requested all the churches under the council as well as those under different denominations to observe this particular Sunday for the cause of Persons with Disabilities and pray for them.

He stated that according to 2011 Census, there were 29631 persons with disabilities in Nagaland.

Nagaland being a Christian s t a t e, h e s t a t e d that the church has an important and challenging role to sensitize and create awareness to the people.

The commissioner a ppea led believers to extend concern and sensitize others to accept Persons with Disabilities into the society and not stigmatize them.

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NE should not be captives within its own frontiers: Rijiju

Correspondent

Shillong, Nov 10: Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju on Thursday urged the north-eastern people not to be captives within their own frontiers even as he said that there nothing called more Indians or less Indians.

“I keep telling my people, student friends, colleagues that we should not be coming under the syndrome of frontiers of our own isolation or our own boundary, we cannot be under captive of our own frontiers,” Rijiju said while addressing Tenth Biennial National Conference of the Physics Academy of North East (PANE) here in Meghalaya. \ “We are a world in ourselves. Some people say that the North East or South India, Jammu & Kashmir should merge with the mainstream. We cannot say that the North East should merge with

the mainstream of India.

Every state is a mainstream state every society every religious group is a mainstream of this Country.

There is nothing called more Indians or less Indians we are all same.

Everybody is citizen of this country there is nothing to say that we are far away from the national capital of mainland India.

For me there is nothing mainland or side land we are same part of this country and we must respect that,” the BJP parliamentarian from Arunachal Pradesh said.

“I have a full confidence in my own ability so I feel wherever I stand that is my heart land. Whichever society or culture I practice or belong to that is my mainstream. If I live in a small village outside the capital in a remote corner of India that is my mainstream that is where I live that is my mainstream,” he

further said.

Stating that a country is defined not by the place where you have capital or central region but by its border, Rijiju said, “Yes, north-east is connected with the rest of the country by 22 km which we normally call chicken neck. So geographically it may seem to be isolated but if you say that we are in the corner or isolated which is actually not true.”

“If you stand from Delhi and if you look at North East you may say that yes north-east is far away from Delhi, but if you see from the eastern side we are beginning to India we are the gateway to India for South East Asia East Asia so there is no way to feel that you are isolated or you are far from the national capital,” he opined.

Commenting on the fewer representatives from the eight north-eastern

Centre’s note ban a ‘political gimmick’, says Manik Sarkar

AGARTALA, Nov 10 (Agencies): Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar has sharply reacted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s step against black money and corruption by banning Rs. 500 and 1,000 notes beginning November 9 and said this is nothing but a political gimmick aimed at diverting the attention of the common people from his failures.

“We can term this as a gimmick, a drama or a spark but if the Prime Minister or the political heads of his party think that the people of our country are fool then they are making a mistake. There is no reason to believe that people are so foolish,” Sarkar told the media here. He said that the poor especially in rural areas will be the worst sufferers as they shall not be able to exchange the notes in absence of bank and

bank account.

Sarkar said, “Now, what has it ultimately led us to? Are there banks everywhere in our country?

What is our experience in Tripura? We are facing problems in making the payment of MGNREGA and in our social pension many people are unable to withdraw money as there is no bank nearby to their houses and so the CDPO are identifying them and withdrawing money and handing over it to them.”

Sarkar also raised question on Prime Minister Modi’s election promises during the 2014 general election to get back the black money stashed in safe havens abroad. “ T h o s e w h o h ave black money by not paying tax to the nation, they do not keep it in hidden sacks in the house and the Prime Minister himself had said

this during the last Lok Sabha election that in foreign banks there several lakh of crores of black money of Indians and if his government can come to power then they shall bring back this money and distribute among the country man at a rate of Rs. 15 lakh for each family. Now, the step the PM has taken with that how can he get back that black money which is deposited in foreign banks,” he said.

“He has not taken any step to get back that money and now he is keeping mum on this issue. He promised to get the money within 100 days after forming the government but now 30 months or 900 days are over. But neither the PM or his party leaders are saying anything on this issue,” added Sarkar.

5,725 Bru refugees identified as Mizoram residents Aizawl, Nov 10 (PTI): Altogether 5,725 people of 1,109 Bru refugee families have been identified till date as bona fide residents of Mizoram so that they could be repatriated from three refugee camps of North Tripura. Mizoram additional secretary for Home, Lalbiakzama, today said the identification was conducted in the Kaskau relief camp since November 2. The identification process would continue tomorrow at Asapara relief camp where officials from Mizoram would conduct the identification, he said.

Mizoram-Tripura border Mamit district Deputy Commissioner Lalbiaksangi told PTI officials completed the identification process at Hamsapara camp last evening and went to Kanchanpur in the same district today where they would be camping till November 21.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

WOKHA : NAGALAND Dated, Wokha the 3rd Nov 2016

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Chishilimi Welfare Society Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations and appreciation to Miss. Shenili Chishi, D/o Latoshe Chishi of Chishilimi Village as being crowned Miss. Dimapur on 5th Nov. 2016.

The Welfare wish further and pray that the Almighty God bless her with good health, wisdom and grant success in her next upcoming Miss. Nagaland beauty pageant 2016, which will be held in the month of December.

We wish her the very best.

(Qhehovi Achumi) Chairman Chishilimi Welfare Society Dimapur

states in parliament, Rijiju said, “Parliament is very noisy. So I also to get advantage of the situation if there is muscle power I say I never use muscle power but I will definitely use my vocal power.”

Recalling former Lok Sabha Speaker (late) Purno Agitok Sangma as a leading personality from the north-eastern region, the BJP leader said, “He (Sangma) had his time he did his best and I got lots of inspirations from him. when I entered the parliament he said oh Kiren my time is already passed it is your turn you must take the baton forward.”

“Therefore, I realized that if we have the inbuilt confidence in ourselves nothing can stop you. I feel privilege to represent my country at the same time in the centre in the house of Lok Sabha feel privilege to represent my state and north-eastern region.”

(Khevito Zhimo) Gen. Secretary Chishilimi Welfare Society Dimapur

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2015-16/ / Whereas, Smti. Mhonyimi Kikon, w/o. Late Shri. Tsenchamo Lotha a resident of Koio Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to A/C No. 30914474313 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Tsenchamo Lotha, who expired on 27/10/2016.

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

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Petrol price reaches Rs.200/ltr in Imphal

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 10: Price of petrol in black market has reached Rs 200 per litre after all the retail outlets have closed down following zero stock at IOC oil depots in Imphal.

With petrol products not arriving from Assam’s Khatkati, IOC’s oil depots in Imphal dried up on Tuesday following which retail outlets had to down their shutters from today.

The petroleum products scarcity in the state is triggered by the uncertainties on the national highways in the last around two weeks.

The UNC has been imposing an indefinite economic blockade on the national highways in Manipur since November 1 last. Following the stir, normal shipping of petroleum products into Manipur has been disturbing.

State chief secretary O Nabakishore today confirmed the stock nil position of petrol and LPG. He said that there was no

stock of petrol and LPG in IOC oil depots in Imphal.

However, there was limited stock of diesel. Around 150 oil tankers and LPG bullet tankers (bulk LPG) careers were stranded in Assam’s Khatkati waiting for security escort, he added.

Even as petrol was not available at the retail outlets, the same is available with the black marketers.

Black marketers are seen mushrooming up nearby the oil pumps and is selling petrol at higher rates.

Till this forenoon, the black marketers were selling petrol at the rate ranging from Rs 150 to 160 per litre. However, they hiked up the rate to Rs 200 by the afternoon against the normal rate of Rs 63 per litre.

A women black market seller without revealing her name said “We get the petrol from agencies with extra payment above the actual price. Besides, they have to bribe the police so that they can do their business freely. So, we have to hike rate triple time the actual price,” she added.

BJP will do well for our people, says CEM Tuliram Correspondent

Diphu, Nov 10: CEM Tuliram Ronghang Wednesday said that only BJP can bring development and fulfill the hopes and aspirations of the people of Karbi Anglong.

Ronghang was speaking at a poll meeting for BJP candidate Dr Mansing Rongpi at Dongkamukam. “It is better to be with the BJP government as it is only the government that will do well for our people,” the CEM maintained. In his address, BJP candidate Dr. Mansing Rongpi claimed that the Congress will not come to power for the next 20 years at the centre, state and in KAAC. While MLA Dr. Numal Momin said MP Biren Singh Engti “just sleep away his time in meetings and in Parliament. He cannot do anything for the people.” Only the BJP has the will and capability to bring development and fulfill the dreams and aspiration of the people, he added.

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Zukihe ghami Atsala 12 November 2016 lo Ahuna ikhilu akeulo, Zukihe phulo ayeghi akemi, Mishika kumla shi akemi eno amalimiqo kumtsu kusu ani.

A-a : Zukihe ghiliqa Ado : 10 inaqhe Kukusutou : Ino. Ayeto Aye, general secretary, Nagaland Football Coach Association. th

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Zukihe Ghami Baptist Akukuhou

NOTIFICATION

I, Shri. Ajamo Ezung of Longsa Village was relieved from the active national service NNC (NA) on May 2014 due to my feeble health and inevitable domestic problems.

As such for further notification, I am free from neither active national services nor any Naga political groups. But my humble services rendered towards the cause of the Naga’s right alongside with my brothers and sisters shall ever be treasured and will be remembered in the days to come.

May God bless you all.

Ajamo Ezung Former Lt. Col. 4th Bn Lotha Region.

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Dearest Aienla, Your life goes on......since your arrival on this earth as a sweetest dearest daughter and today we humbly thank God for reaching safely your 3rd birthday anniversary on this auspicious day.

Through your life, our life on this earth have made more meaningful to breath in and always keeps our dreams big ,more stronger visions for your better future. Many happy returns of the day.

From loving parents and relatives. _____________________________ Dear Apo & Kaka On your special day, I wish you good luck.. I hope this wonderful day will fill up your heart with joy and blessing. Happy birthday both!

From: Nongothung Tsopoe _______________________ Dearest Onga…

Wishing you an awesome day with good luck on you way and may you have all the joy your heart can hold.

Happy Birthday to you…

Near one… ____________ Hi Dear....

You’re more than just a brother, a kind friend and someone we know we can count on to be there for us in good times and bad. Thanks for always having our back.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY God bless you !!!

With love and prayers, Brothers and sisters. _______________________

Dear surotsala, may god bless you and always keep you happy, I am really sorry that aI hurt you & your parents, I dn’t know what I have said to you and your parents forgive me for that, hope u’ll forgive me I wish u a many many happy returns of the day happy Birthday Atsa.

From Saleko. ______________

Dear Porenthung Odyuo, Many many happy returns of the day. Wish you long life and success in your challenges and endeavors.

Have a blessed day. loving parents, brothers and sister.

KUKUSU Sastami Union Dimapur (SUD) no Ahunaqhi atsala 12 Ado Ayi 9.00 Inaqhe A-a Agri. Expo, 4th Mile, Dimapur Ghoki lo Ahuna ikhilu akeu lo aghami, amalimi, inalimi kumtsu ighino alokivi kukumgha lo sulu penike kukusu shi ani.

Ahuna Papu Ino Hevishe Kinnimi Hd. G.B. Sastami Village.

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SC to hear pleas against Justice Katju to appear in SC today India will use all might to demonetisation on Nov 15 defend its sovereignty: Prez

President Pranab Mukherjee inspects the guard of honour at the Air Force Station in Ambala on Thursday. (PTI)

AMBALA, NOV 10 (PTI): While India is committed to peace, it will use all its “might� to protect the sovereignty of the nation drawing strength from its armed forces, President Pranab Mukherjee said today. “India’s increasing eminence in the comity of nations also draws its strength from the ever increasing capabilities of our armed forces. “Though we remain firmly committed to peace, we will use all our might to protect the sovereignty of our nation, and I am confident that our valiant men and women in uniform will rise to the occasion to meet the challenges triumphantly,� he said.

Mukher jee, the supreme commander of the armed forces, was speaking after presenting the President’s Standards to the 501 Signals Unit, based in Barnala, and 30 Squadron, raised in Tezpur, Assam, at the Indian Air Force base here. The 30 Squadron op-

erates the combat superior Sukhoi-30MKI fighter aircraft to secure Indian skies in times of peace and war.

The President’s Standards are given to armed forces units which render exceptional and dedicated service over a period of time.

The President said the country’s armed forces, exemplified by the air warriors, epitomise “grit and determination� in fulfilling their responsibilities by upholding the highest standards of service ethos.

He praised the Indian Air Force for being at the “cutting edge� of county’s military might and for being at the forefront of disaster relief and humanitarian aid operations.

The 30 Squadron of the IAF was raised on November 1, 1969 and at present the unit is located at Pune under the control of South Western Air Command.

The 501 Signals Unit has been entrusted with the responsibility of defending the Punjab Sector against

the western adversary.

The unit is located at Barnala in Punjab under the functional control of HQ Western Air Command.

The unit commenced operations right from its inception in 1966.

In the 1971 Indo-Pak War, the unit proved its mettle by providing uninterrupted surveillance and tactical control over air defence weapons in the Punjab sector.

The President asked both the IAF units decorated today to “uphold their rich traditions� and operate as a formidable fighting force in the years to come.

A display by the famed helicopter-borne ‘Surya Kiran’ acrobatics team and other drills by IAF soldiers was conducted during the event. Haryana Governor Kaptan Singh Sonaki, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, Health Minister Anil Vij, Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha and Air Marshal SB Deo were among those present on the occasion.

NEW DELHI, NOV 10 (PTI): The Supreme Court today agreed to hear on November 15 two petitions seeking quashing of the government’s decision to demonetise Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes on grounds that it infringed citizens’ right to life and trade, among others.

Two lawyers, who have filed separate PILs in personal capacities against the demonetisation aimed at weeding out fake currency and black money, mentioned their matters for urgent hearing before two benches in forenoon and evening respectively.

They alleged that the sudden decision has created chaos and harassment to public at large and the notification of the Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance be either quashed or be deferred for some time.

A bench headed by Justice A R Dave asked lawyer Sangam Lal Pandey that his plea would be listed for hearing on Tuesday if it is numbered by the registry.

Another Delhi-based lawyer Vivek Narayan Sharma mentioned his PIL for urgent hearing at 4 pm before a bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur and urged that it be listed tomorrow.

When he insisted for early hearing, the bench asked, “Why? How many notes do you have?�

Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar, who was present in the courtroom in connection with other case, told the bench that other court has already ordered listing of similar plea on Tuesday for hearing.

Maha official insists on bribe in Rs 100 notes, arrested MUMBAI, NOV 10 (PTI): A government official in Maharashtra’s Solapur district has been arrested allegedly after he demanded bribes and insisted he be paid only in the Rs 100 denomination and not in the demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.

Anti-corruption bureau officials caught the accused, an agricultural officer with the Mohol Panchayat Samiti, yesterday while he was accepting Rs 2,500 from a person who had approached him for some official work, police said. The officer,

Soon, website to facilitate time-bound public services NEW DELHI, NOV 10 (PTI): A website to facilitate public service delivery in time will soon be made functional by the Centre.

The purpose of this website will be to inform people about various services being offered by central and state governments, procedure for taking them and timeline for grant of such services. “A national portal is being developed on public service delivery. It will have information of all the services being offered by various central and state government departments. “People will be able to know all information like requests regarding issuance of passport to other such documents

through this website,� said C Viswanath, Secretary, Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances.

The proposal is part of the Centre’s ambitious efforts to ensure that all public services are delivered in a time-bound manner.

He said there are about 1,700 services provided by various state governments in a time-bound manner and the number is likely to go up to 4,000. “The website is being developed by National Informatics Centre and it will be made functional by May. By clicking a button, one would be able to know what services are being offered by which state,�

Viswanath said.

Balasaheb Bhikaji Babar, was approached by the complainant Dattatray Bedge for clearing his Krishi Seva Kendra proposal, police said.

The officer insisted the complainant bring 25 notes of Rs 100 as the government

has demonetised Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, a police official told PTI. A case has been filed under sections 7, 13 (1) and 13 (2) of the anti-corruption Act at the Mohol police station in Solapur district, police said.

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“Let it also come up on Tuesday before a proper bench for hearing,� the CJI said. The Centre meanwhile has filed a caveat in the registry saying that it be heard if the bench agrees to hear and pass any such pleas.

Pandey, in his plea, has sought quashing of the November 8 notification of the DEA. Sharma has also sought similar relief in his PIL. Sharma, in his plea, has termed the notification of DEA as “dictatorial� claiming it did not grant reasonable time to citizens for exchanging the specified bank notes to legitimate notes to avoid “large scale mayhem, life threating difficulties�.

The plea has sought either quashing of the notification or a direction to the Centre for grant of “reasonable time frame� to citizens for exchanging the demonetised currency notes to avoid difficulties. “Because constitutional ‘Right to Life’ and ‘Right to Trade’ of all the citizens of India is being infringed by Respondent due to unreasonable, unmethodical and dictatorial manner of implementing the said Scheme. Respondent has failed to follow constitutional rule of law, adherence to principles of natural justice and provide sufficient time to citizens of India to prepare for such phasing out of specified bank notes. “As a result the lives, livelihood, existence, business, trade and education etc. of billions of citizens shall get affected, in innumerable, uncalculated and uncountable ways.

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Katju tweeted today.

In an unprecedented order, the apex court on October 17 had asked him to appear and debate his Facebook post criticising the judgment by which the accused had escaped gallows in the Soumya rape case in which he was acquitted of murder charge. “He (Justice Katju) is a respected gentleman. We request him to come in person and debate his Facebook post criticising the judgment. Let him come to the court and let’s debate over the fundamental flaws in our

verdict,� a bench of Justices Ranjan Gogoi and U U Lalit had said and issued a notice to Justice Katju. Experts had said it was for the first time that the Supreme Court has asked its former judge to appear in person before it in connection with any matter. In his Facebook post, Justice Katju had criticised the apex court saying it had grievously erred by “not holding� the convict, Govindachamy, “guilty of murder� in the case.

The bench had also kept the review petitions filed by Kerala and Soumya’s mother in abeyance saying it would

Ban junk food on campuses: UGC tells varsities NEW DELHI, NOV 10 (PTI): University Grants Commission (UGC) has asked all central varsities to take steps to ban the availability of junk food on their campuses.

In a letter to all Vice Chancellors, UGC secretary Jaspal S Sandhu said that the HRD ministry has desired to issue instructions against availability and sale of junk food in Higher Educational Institutions. “Banning junk food in colleges would set new standards for healthy food and make the students live better, and learn better and also reduce the obesity levels in young learners, thus preventing life style diseases which have a direct link with excessive weight,â€? the senior UGC official said in his communiquĂŠ.

He said that all central varsities should implement measures to sensitise the students on ill effects of junk food.

The UGC letter added that universities can serve as important data sources on student’s health.

Information on markers like body mass index (BMl)/percentage of body weight,waist hip ratio, etc can help in creating awareness among students towards their health, the UGC letter said.

It added that orientation programmes for faculty and staff be conducted on health issues. Wellness clusters should be created under the Students Welfare Department where counselling should be done regarding proper nutrition, proper exercise and healthy habits.

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Dated Kohima the 5th November 2016

NOTIFICATION

All aspiring candidates are clearly informed that mobile phones, pagers, calculators and other communication devices are banned inside the examination halls under Rule 10 (1) V (State Civil & Other Services) Recruitment Rules which is also reected in the Admit Cards. In the recently concluded NCS (P) 2016 Exams held on 8th October 2016 candidates bearing roll nos 11067 and 13928 from Little Flower Higher Sec. School, Kohima and Government Higher Sec. School Seikhazou respectively were found to be in possession of mobile phones inside the examination hall in contravention of the above mentioned rule. The Commission after thoroughly deliberating on the issue in its meeting held on 17/10/2016 decided to cancel the candidature of the said candidates from the current NCS and Allied Services Exams 2016 under Rule 30(A) of the Nagaland Public Service Commission (State Civil & Other Services) Recruitment (6th Amendment) Rules, 2011.

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debate with Justice Katju on his facebook post. “Though arguments have been elaborate and stands concluded, we do not consider it appropriate to express any opinion on the contentions advanced at this stage. This is so because we are of the view that a connected issue which has arisen needs to be resolved in the first instance,� the bench had said referring to the blog of Justice Katju. “Such a view coming from a retired judge of this Court needs to be treated with greatest of respect and consideration. Office to register a suo motu review petition,� the bench had said in its order. “We issue notice to Justice Markandey Katju, former judge of this Court and request him to appear in Court in person and participate in the proceedings on November 11...as to whether the judgment and order dated September 15 passed by this Bench...suffers from any fundamental flaw so as to require exercise of the review jurisdiction,� the bench had said.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 335 Dimapur, Friday, November 11, 2016

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ndian media has acted along expected lines when it failed to put the government decision to demonetise 500 and 1000 currency notes which was to come into effect hours later at midnight. On the other hand, when opposition parties raise objections, the electronic media relegates it as a nuisance value. Such a practice among the electronic media is a matter that needs to be pondered upon. When the Modi government announced demonetisation of 500 and 1000 currency notes on November 9 to take effect from midnight; it triggered panic across the nation. The decision though was welcomed by the ruling party and those who felt it was the right panacea to curb black money. Modi’s decision to decommission Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes should ideally not hurt most individuals in the long-term, although it already had a significant negative impact on the working class and small and rural businesses from day-one itself. Over the next month, there will undoubtedly be a significant shortage in cash supply: not just Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 bills, which are being taken out of circulation, but almost every other denomination as well. Why? Firstly ATMs will be closed on November 9 (pan-India) and November 10 (in some places). This is being done in order to remove all existing Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes from the ATMs and replace them with lower-value bills.

The objective of the demonetisation was purportedly to combat corruption and black money. Nobody can argue against the objective, even in a free manner lest they be damned as “anti-national” or an act of supporting black money launderers etc. The demonetisation done at such a short notice only gave wind to deep suspicions that the government had other motives besides the tackling black money etc. The turmoil that ensued was totally unwarranted as lakhs of people across India had harrowing time especially travellers. Hotels and restaurants refused to receive the banned currency notes. Even pharmacies and hospitals also refused to accept the denominations.

People in Dimapur who went to market to buy their daily needs had to return back since shopkeepers and vegetable vendors also refused to accept the denominations. Consumers depend on small notes (which is the great majority of India) to pay for groceries, household items. The ban will have adverse and lasting impact since there is restriction on withdrawal of cash. Small businesses, both in urban and rural areas, will find this move downright crippling in the short-term. These businesses are mostly run on cash: they use hard cash to receive payments for services and to make payments for inventory and goods. It is difficult to understand whether mere demonetisation would actually check black money since similar exercises in the past including the Voluntary Declaration Schemes had hardly made any dent. Modi is haunted by his unkept poll promise to bring back several lakh crore rupees of black money stashed in foreign banks and deposit Rs.15 lakh in every citizen’s bank account within 100 days of coming to power. It is over two years and it has not happened. The decision is bold because the government has the numbers but the suddenness of demonetisation has only hurt the ordinary citizens also raises suspicion that it has to do with the upcoming polls in UP.

DailyDevotion Fellowship in the Gospel …fellow laborer in the gospel of Christ…

—1 Thessalonians 3:2 After sanctification, it is difficult to state what your purpose in life is, because God has moved you into His purpose through the Holy Spirit. He is using you now for His purposes throughout the world as He used His Son for the purpose of our salvation. If you seek great things for yourself, thinking, “God has called me for this and for that,” you barricade God from using you. As long as you maintain your own personal interests and ambitions, you cannot be completely aligned or identified with God’s interests.

This can only be accomplished by giving up all of your personal plans once and for all, and by allowing God to take you directly into His purpose for the world. Your understanding of your ways must also be surrendered, because they are now the ways of the Lord.

I must learn that the purpose of my life belongs to God, not me. God is using me from His great personal perspective, and all He asks of me is that I trust Him. I should never say, “Lord, this causes me such heartache.” To talk that way makes me a stumbling block. When I stop telling God what I want, He can freely work His will in me without any hindrance.

He can crush me, exalt me, or do anything else He chooses. He simply asks me to have absolute faith in Him and His goodness. Self-pity is of the devil, and if I wallow in it I cannot be used by God for His purpose in the world. Doing this creates for me my own cozy “world within the world,” and God will not be allowed to move me from it because of my fear of being “frost-bitten.”

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If you have health, you probably will be happy, and if you have health and happiness, you have all the wealth you need, even if it is not all you want. ~ Elbert Hubbard

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I’ll miss you, Dr. Satuo

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hat all of us will die one day is a fact that we are all well aware of. But when death comes to claim its victim, especially when the supposed victim is our loved one, It always comes as a bolt from the blue.

The sad news about the demise of Dr. Satuo is one such surprise. Barely a week ago, I was in Kohima for some work. It was on the evening of October 28, as I drove passed his residence near Tinpati Junction, I noticed the figure of an old man seated alone in the courtyard of his residence. It was unmistakably Dr. Satuo, enjoying the warmth of the evening sun.

Dr. Satuo and I had known each other for quite many years now, but for a man of his age. I needed to reintroduce myself to him. So I got down from my vehicle, walked over to him, shook his hand and introduce myself.

For a while he looked lost but when he heard my name, the smile on his face returned. Standing there for a couple of minutes, we shared a few pleasantries and said to each other “goodbye.” Age has taken a toll on his youthful health, but my cursory reading of his fitness status did not in any way indicate that he was going home after one week. I now know that God had arranged that “farewell meeting”, just for the two of us on the spur of the moment.

Dr. Satuo was a retired officer but very little did I know him as a government servant. To me he was a good human, an elder of the church, and a friend in a common journey on the way. Our association with each other began in 2001 when I joined Shalom Bible Seminary as a Lecturer.

He was on the Board of Governors of the Seminary as its Chairman for many years. I remember Dr. Satuo as a humble, simple, and generous man, and for the same reason I am going to miss him. To him Shalom Bible Seminary was his extended family.

Every now and then vegetables, eggs, chickens from his farm would find their way to our dining table. Not only was the Seminary a beneficiary of his generosity, but his home was again another home-away-from-home for many other less privileged people coming from the interior parts of the state.

Dr. Satuo had his own sense of humour. I often remember this one because it concerns me. One day in our conversation he spoke to me in Angami and I responded that I was not able to follow everything he had said. With a playful smile in his eyes he said, “Rümatho, I’ll get you one Angami dictionary.” I was a bachelor then and so the implied meaning was that he was going to find me an Angami girl for my wife. “I’ll look forward to reading your Angami dictionary very soon”, I quipped. Such is an example of the friendship and fellowship that we shared in our relationship as fellow christian.

People come and people go, but Dr. Satuo is one person whose memory will linger longer in the minds of many people whose lives have been touched by the example of his testimony. May the memories of Dr. Satuo inspire and motivate many others to become better human and may God offer peace and comfort to his grieving children and grandchildren.

Rümatho Nyusou

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Clarification on 7-day deadline served by NSCN-R

hereas, on 10th of Sept. 2016, the MIP NSCN (R) ‘claimed’ that I have defected “along with Rs. 30 lakhs meant for ceasefire related to and fro meetings expenditures along with government files”. Again, on 9th of Nov. 2016, the MIP NSCN(R) in a press statement stated that I have defected with “Rs. 20,00000 meant for meeting movement and collectives leader’s maintainence”.

So far, I have been maintaining maximum restraint not to personalize the issue (created by some vested interested person in NSCN-R), as I know who are behind the screen of MIP, trying to defame me and my reputation in order to cover-up their selfish evil deeds. As such, I’m constrained to give Clarification on the baseless unwarranted claims of NSCN(R), for concerned judgement.

I was astonished to read in print media that I defected with 30 lakhs (as per NSCN-R 10th Sept. 2016 press statement) and now 20 lakhs (as per 9th Nov. 2016 press statement) which was meant for ceasefire related meeting and collectives leader’s maintainence. In my short stay in NSCN(R) I have seen only Rs. 2 lakhs that was when we were in Delhi for ceasefire extension meeting,

where six of us attended including collective leaders. All other meeting expenditures were done from our own end.

It surprise me that how come 30 lakhs or 20 lakhs (as per NSCN-R press statements) was in my possession?!

Mr. Imlongnukshi Chang , the then Dy. Kilonser, Supervisor CFSB NSCN/GPRN(R) was assigned to take charge of Directorate office in Kohima as a collector, he sub-delicated his assignment to me. Wherein, whatever amount I have received using 2016-17 ‘Cash Receipt’, I have submitted each and every penny to Mr. Imlongnukshi Chang from where he sanctioned to and fro expenses ( for evidence the NSCN-R may ask for Mr. Imlong’s personal diary and register and cross check in directorate office in Kohima, if he truly is a Naga Patriot he shouldn’t rewrite or change his diary and register which we maintained for accountability). To bring to the knowledge of NSCN(R), Mr. Imlongnukshi Chang without the knowledge of the President or NSCN/GPRN(R) has also assigned/entrusted Maj. Nipule, Kohima Town Commander and Maj. Eleazar (Under Secy on deputation) to collect 5% provisional and 24% professional for the fiscal

year 2015-16 and whatever the duo have collected using 2015 ‘Cash Receipt’ were submitted to Mr. Imlongnukshi Chang.

However, on Reformation Day at Mon Town in CFSB office, I was stunned to hear from the Financial Report of the then Chaplee Kilonser that Mr. Imlongnukshi Chang has submitted only 30 thousands to government treasury, out of the huge amount we (Maj. Nipule, Maj. Eleazar and me) have submitted to him.

I don’t want to involve others or otherwise, I can come up with witnesses to prove that I have submitted whatever I have received to Mr. Imlongnukshi Chang and I have not used even a penny without his approval or knowledge.

It is therefore upto the concern to judge who really is ‘hungry for tax’ or ‘money monger with Criminal Minds to defame other’s reputation’ or was looking for chances to loot by blaming others with unfounded allegations, taking advantage of their (others) joining other group. As with regard to Entry Register of Ceasefire Card Holders (government files as claimed

by NSCN-R), it is still there where I kept while I was still in NSCN(R).

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Statement on issue of women’s reservation in municipal and town councils 1. The State Cabinet has hohos especially the Ao Chakhesang, Zeliang, Sumi, of India and, further recomdecided to conduct elections Senden.

Angami and Naga Council, mended to the Nagaland to Municipal and Town 6. On 16th December Dimapur.

Legislative Assembly to Councils as announced by 2009, the State Cabinet f) The Kyong Hoho in pass a resolution by the Chief Minister, Mr. T.R. Ze- decided to indefinitely post- its letter dated 12.03.2012 Assembly to frame its own liang. He has stated that the pone the municipal and addressed to Minister ur- laws for conduct of municiState will benefit by getting town council elections due ban development opposed pal and town councils. The funds from the Centre if we to the delicate situation on 33 percent reservation and Select Committee was of the conduct elections and also the state in view of the on- requested for amendment strong opinion that part 9A that the legal fees to oppose going peace process and the of the Act. of the Constitution of India the women’s reservation representations of the Naga 9. In view of the strong contravenes the provisions case in Supreme Court is Hoho and the ENPO, GBs resentment and opposition of Article 371(A) of the too expensive (10.10.2016- and tribal hohos. against women’s reserva- Constitution of India.

Nagaland Post). It may be 7. On 21st October tion, the Nagaland Legisla12. On 22.09.2012, noted that during the term 2011, the Honorable High tive Assembly held discus- the Nagaland Legislative of Mr. T.R. Zeliang’s tenure, Court quashed the Cabinet sions and the Minister for Assembly adopted a unanithe matter has come for decision and ruled in favour Urban Development Dr. mous resolution stating “No hearing only once while it of conducting municipal Shurhozelie had moved the statutory provision of the had come for hearing on 15 and town council elections resolution for suspension of State which provides for occasions prior to his chief before the end of January, statutory process towards matters similar to as conministership.

2012. However due to the conduct of municipal and tained in Article 243T of the 2. The case of women’s time limit prescribed for town councils elections and Constitution of India, shall reservations which is being conducting elections, the for reference of the Na- have force in Nagaland.”. contested in the Supreme High Court extended the galand Municipal Act, 2001 It may be pointed out that Court has come up for hear- time for conducting elec- for review to a select Com- Article 243T refers to the ing and the Honorable Su- tions upto 30th April, 2012. mittee of the House. reservation for women in preme Court was pleased to In compliance to the court 10. On the basis of the municipal and town grant leave to appeal in the directive, the State Govern- through deliberations of the councils. pending case and also stayed ment notified conduct of Nagaland Legislative As13. It is pertinent to judgment passed by the municipal and town council sembly held on 22.03.2012, point out that the resolution Decision bench of the High elections in a notification on a notice moved by Dr. was moved in the House Court. There was no court dated 14th March, 2012.

Shurhozelie, Minister for by the then Minister for order or directive to conduct 8. The Nagaland Gov- Urban development, the Urban Development, Dr. municipal elections with ernment received several House unanimously re- Shurhozelie under whose implementation of women’s representations from civil solved that Part 9A of the purview the municipal and reservations. Rather some societies, tribal organisa- Constitution of India be re- town councils were.

14. In the proceedings women activists had written tions, Hohos, NGOs, etc op- ferred to a Select Assembly a letter to the Chief Minister posing the implementation Committee where Nagaland of the House while discussin this regard, after which of 33 percent reservation for should be exempted from ing the women reservation the Cabinet took the deci- women in municipal and the application of Part 9A issue the Chairman of the of the Constitution of India Select Committee Mr. T.R. sion to conduct municipal civic bodies as under:a) Gaon Buras & vari- with instructions to submit Zeliang states that, “From elections and implement ous organisations of Kiphire its report within 6 months. time immemorial, naga as a women’s reservations.

3. The actions of the town memorandum dated On 22.03.2012, a select com- society have developed their Chief Minister and his deci- 07.03.2012 addressed to mittee was constituted with social, cultural and other sions are completely illegal, Chief Secretary opposed to the following members:- Mr. ethnic practices without the T.R. Zeliang, Minister for aid of any law. Law is an in contravention of law and women’s reservation. b) The Goan Bura Parliamentary Affairs and artificial instrument which against the will and desire of the Naga people. It is a Union Jalukie Town sub- Planning & Coordination, intruded into tribal society betrayal of the Naga’s man- mitted resolution to Depart- AH&V, as Chairman and and alters the natural evodate and a sellout of Article ment of Urban Develop- the following as Members; lution of the tribal society.

371(A) of the Constitution ment appealing to revoke Dr. Shurhozelie, Minister This 33 percent reservation of India which gives special women’s reservations on Urban Development and is a legally propounded idea Municipal Affairs, Mr. Im- which will permanently protection to the State of 13.03.2012. c) The Sumi Hoho kong Imchen, Minister, Mr. alter the natural evolution Nagaland.

To understand the real- representation addressed K.L. Chishi, MLA, Mr. of Naga society.”

15. The representaity of the Chief Minister’s to Chief Minister dated Kipilli Sangtam, MLA Mr. blunder, hereunder is the 13.03.2012 urging the gov- K.V. Pusa, MLA and Mr. tions of the civil societies, facts of the matter and the ernment to amend/review C. Apok Jamir as members. tribal hohos and NGOs women’s reservation.

The terms of reference of and the deliberations of sequence of events:d) The Kohima Village the Select Committee was to the Nagaland Legislative 4. The Nagaland Municipal Bill, 2001 was passed Council in its letter dated examine the comments re- Assembly including submison 25th September, 2001 14.03.2012 addressed to ceived from the municipals sions by Chairman of the during the 10th Session of Chief Minister demanded of Kohima, Dimapur and Select Committee, Mr. T.R. the Nagaland Legislative for revocation of 33 percent Mokokchung, civil societ- Zeliang and other members reservation. ies, Hohos, Women Hohos, were of the undivided opinAssembly (NLA). e) The Naga Hoho public organisations on the ion that the imposition of 5. The Act was amendreservation for women imed on 24th August, 2006 and Eastern Naga Public aforesaid Act. 11. On 21.07.2012, pinges upon Article 371(A) during the 12th Session of Organisation (ENPO) by the 10th Assembly whereby joint representation dated the Chairman of the Select of the Constitution of India section 23A was inserted in 16.03.2012 addressed to Committee, Mr. T.R. Ze- which gives special protecthe existing section which Chief Minister urged the liang, under his signature, tion to the customary laws provided for 33% reserva- government to to initiate submitted its recommen- and traditions of Naga sotion of seats for women in necessary amendment 33 dation to the Nagaland ciety.

16. Women’s reservamunicipal and town coun- percent reservation. The Legislative Assembly stating cils. However municipal Naga Hoho had taken the that the Select Committee tion was not implemented elections to Mokokchung views and opinions of nine had unanimously resolved in Nagaland because of a could not be held due to tribal hohos namely Reng- to reject the applicability of unanimous resolution of opposition from the tribal ma, Ao, Kyong, Pouchury, Part 9A of the Constitution the Nagaland Legislative Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this

Assembly based on the voice of the people through mass based organisations and NGOs. The Nagaland Legislative Assembly is the House of the people, it voices the feelings and aspirations of the citizens of the State. The resolution not to implement women’s reservation was taken because it impinged upon Article 371(A) of the Constitution. It was in contravention of the protection of Article 371(A) of the Constitution.

17. Today, the Chief Minister by way of a cabinet decision has thrown out the Assembly resolution, which was recommended by him as Chairman of the Select Committee. It is a sellout of Article 371(A) and a betrayal of the people.

Today, he has contradicted the very resolution which he recommended and supported along with the entire Nagaland Assembly unanimously.

18. The present NPF President and the Chairman of the DAN, Dr. Shurhozelie has surprisingly remained quite on this issue. He is the top leader of the government and the Chairman of the Alliance which has revoked the Assembly resolution. Ironically it was him who moved for adoption of the resolution and it was him who argued and convinced the House to unanimously adopt the resolution. Today he remains quite. Is it because he has given his approval as DAN Chairman to reject and undermine the

Assembly resolution?

19. Under these circumstances and all the factual sequence of events, it goes without saying that both T.R. Zeliang and Dr. Shurhozelie do not have any moral authority to continue in office. They have betrayed the trust of the people and undermined the highest institution of democracy.

The decision of the Chief Minister is not only a blunder but illegal by law as he is against a resolution of the Assembly.

20. The Chief Minister has further stated that municipal and town council elections will be held in places where there is no opposition. The question that arises is whether Mr. T.R. Zeliang is the chief minister of few select people and places or is he the chief minister of the entire state.

The Chief Minister of Nagaland must realize that he is responsible to take all sections of the Naga people on board instead of conducting himself in a divisive manner and only representative of selective sections.

21. It may be noted that we are not against the merits or demerits of women’s reservations. It is also to be noted that the matter is still subjudice. What is being pointed out is the illegality of the Chief Minister’s unilateral decision and the manner in which the people have been betrayed and Article 371(A) has been sold out.

Thomas Ngullie, MLA

Reader’s Post

Who is the answer to good roads in Nagaland

Sir,

Just a few days back on a local newspaper, the legendary Eric Martin (the frontman of the famous band - Mr Big) was interviewed on his experience on performing in Nagaland. One of the question asked was on the road condition of Nagaland, to which he replied - “BRUTAL”. One couldn’t agree more. What more can be said on the pathetic condition of our roads.

And Eric Martin has only performed in Dimapur and Kohima, he has not seen the ‘interiors’ of Nagaland.

If only we had leaders who could build roads for us, we would have been spared from such remarks.

But that’s the harsh reality and we have to accept it.

Thus, while the search goes on, on finding - “ Who is the answer to good roads in Nagaland?”, Till then, I’m afraid, “ Brutality” will have to prevail.

Temsu Pongen, Dimapur newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, nOVEMBER 11, 2016

Oppn parties, BJP spar over demonetisation the UP polls in mind.

“Just before UP elections, Modi has realised the problem of black money after remaining in the saddle at the Centre for two-and-ahalf years. Ninety per cent people are unhappy with this decision,” Mayawati told a press conference in Lucknow.

She said poor people and farmers have been badly hit by high denomination rupee ban decision.

“It (the decision) is not in the interest of the people, it is in self-interest,” she said, reminding people of the dark days of Emergency imposed by then Congress government.

Had Modi been honest in his approach, he would not have waited for two-and-a-half years to take action against black money, she said.

“Centre has not thought about the poor and the way in which people formed serpentine queues at petrol pumps shows their connivance with the government for earning a quick buck,” she said, adding people will punish BJP for this.

At another press conference in Lucknow, Mulayam said the the demonetisation has been done by the NDA government with an eye on elections, and not keeping plight of people in mind.

The SP patriarch de-

manded a roll back of the decision for a few days in view of the wedding season.

A top BJP leader said the party’s fight against black money and corruption will continue, observing that the common man will not be impacted at all with the demonetising exercise.

“More measures will be taken(by the Centre).

We are committed to curbing black money,” the leader said during an informal interaction with journalists in New Delhi.

He said the “war chest” of both the ruling SP and BSP for the UP polls has been “hit hard” with the move to demonetise Rs 1000/500 notes.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said only those with unaccounted income will face the consequences.

BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav questioned the stand of CPIM and party-led LDF government in Kerala on demonetisation and sought to know whether it stood with the poor or with blackmoney holders and fake currency racketeers.

TMC leader in the Upper House Derek O’Brien said it was vital that the black money hoarders and the corrupt were punished, but it must not be done by inconveniencing the common people and the poor.

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Rs 25 L cr investment in highways, shipping: Gadkari

GPRN/NSCN demands investigation on Okotso firing

NEW DELHI, NOV 10 (PTI): To overhaul infrastructure, government is lining up Rs 25 lakh crore for the highways and shipping sectors in 5 years, including Rs 4 lakh crore worth of projects awarded so far, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari today said.

“We are doing massive work in the infrastructure sector. There will be investment worth Rs 25 lakh crore in highways and shipping in 5 years,” Gadkari, who holds road transport, highways and shipping, said while addressing the Economic Editors Conference 2016.

His estimate is the investment of Rs 25 lakh crore in the sector is bound

to boost GDP by 3 per cent and this will also create at least 5 crore jobs.

According to the minister, so far projects worth Rs 4 lakh crore have been awarded, including projects worth Rs 3.17 lakh crore in highways and Rs 80,000 crore in shipping.

He backed up his claims saying the massive work has led to construction of 22 km of highways per day whereas the ministry is striving to achieve 42 km a day target and is working hard in that direction.

Highway construction target for 2016-17 is 15,000 km and “till October, we constructed 3,591 km”, he said.

ZSU (N), KNO (N) lock down SDEO office Peren

(From p-1) the “lackadaisical attitude” of the government towards the Peren district was mockery of the people of the district.

While the government in its policies emphasised on quality education, he said the “illegal appointment” of non indigenous as primary teachers in Peren district was “contradictory and irresponsible”. He claimed that the appointing authority did not adhere to the RTE Act while making such appointment.

ZSU (N) also alleged that the department has failed to implement the very

motto of the concerned ministry to impart quality education. Meanwhile, ZSU (N) and KSO (N) have demanded the cancellation of appointment of all the 16 non indigenous primary teachers appointed in Peren district and advertise the same for the indigenous populace of Peren district.

Failure to address the grievances of Peren district at the earliest by the concerned department, the ZSU (N) and KSO (N) cautioned that they would initiate further extreme course of action, for which the department would be held solely responsible.

SYL case: Punjab govt suffers Govt may re-introduce class X board exam setback as SC strikes down its law NEW DELHI, NOV 10 for CBSE, it is an option. implemented in 2017-18 (PTI): Gover nment is So why?,” Javadekar said cycle, not this year,” Jathinking of re-introducing compulsory class X board examination for CBSE schools but if such a decision is taken, it will only be applied from the next academic year, HRD minister Prakash Javadekar today said.

“I want to start CBSE tenth board exams because all other students, other than CBSE are appearing for Board exams. But

vadekar clarified.

Javadekar said that the government is also planning to bring in a new system under which educational institutions are regulated.

He added that apart from NAAC ratings, the ranking of the educational institution in the HRD ministry’s NIRF rankings will be taken into consideration to grade them.

Despite their tall claim of being the friends of the hill people, the 28th AR had done “what even sworn enemies would think twice before committing such crime”, MIP said.

While reminding Naga army commitment of upholding ceasefire ground rules, MIP asked the Government of India to rein in AR officers and men for indulging in such kind of action which would hamper the peace process. Therefore, government of India should have the political will to solve the Naga political issue, MIP said.

MIP further cautioned that the GPRN/NSCN and Naga people would not let AR run riot in Nagaland by “displaying their terror tactics against indigenous Nagas”.

Henceforth, in future, MIP said GPRN/NSCN Naga army will respond “in kind where necessary should the Assam Rifles disregard Ceasefire ground rules and pursue unilateral aggressive action”.

Centre okays changes in antigraft law, ‘shield’ for employees NEW DELHI, NOV 10 (PTI): All central government employees may get a ‘shield’ from prosecution as the Centre has okayed changes in anti-corruption law and decided to make it mandatory for investigating agencies like CBI to take it’s prior approval before conducting any enquiry against them.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh today said the government has readied a draft anti-corruption amendment bill to protect honest officers.

“We have decided to introduce the anti-corruption amendment bill in the upcoming Session of the Parliament. A provision for providing safeguard to all categories of government employees is being offered there.

The changes are to ensure that honest employees are not harassed,” said Singh, Minister of State for Personnel. The Winter Session begins from Wednesday.

Talking to reporters, he said such a decision was necessary to ensure that

the bureaucracy, which is essential tool of good governance, continues to work without any fear or favour.

The decision assumes significance as Prime Minister Narendra Modi had recently said that the government’s job is to ensure safety of honest employees.

The move is also based on the recommendation of a Parliamentary Committee, which had suggested the shield for public servants by making it mandatory conditions for probe agencies like CBI and police to take “previous approval” of competent authority before conducting any enquiry or investigation against a public servant -- including from peon to Secretary.

However, such an approval will not be necessary for cases involving “arrest of a person on the spot on the charge of accepting or attempting to accept any undue advantage for himself or for any other person”, the panel had said.

The Committee, that examined changes in the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, gave its report in August this year.

The Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill was introduced in the Rajya Sabha on August 19, 2013 during the UPA rule.

However, it was referred to the Parliamentary Standing Committee, which had submitted its report to the Upper House on February 6, 2014, but the bill could not be passed then.

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Punjab challenged the verdict by filing an original suit which was rejected in 2004 by the Supreme Court which asked the Centre to take over the remaining infrastructural work of the SYL canal project.

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The apex court responded in “negative” to all the four questions referred to it for the opinion by then President APJ Abdul Kalam on the constitutional validity of the law passed by then Punjab government-led by Captain Amrinder Singh to nullify the court verdicts and unilaterally terminating the almost three-dacade old SYL water sharing agreement.

“Once a conclusion is arrived at to the effect that one state, which is a party to the litigation or an Agreement, cannot unilaterally terminate the Agreement or nullify the decree of the highest Court of the country, the state of Punjab cannot discharge itself from its obligation which arises from the judgment and decree dated January, 15, 2002 and the judgment and order dated 4th January, 2004 of the apex court,” a five-judge Constitution bench headed

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DIMAPUR, NOV 10 (NPN): GPRN/ NSCN demanded that the Governm@ent of India initiate prompt and independent investigation on the October 23 incident at Okotso village under Lotha region, claiming that the incident was a clear case of ceasefire violation by the 28th Assam Rifles.

In the AR firing, a member of GPRN/NSCN was killed and another injured.

MIP GPRN/NSCN in a press statement said that the action of AR was “wilful and deliberate action to shoot and kill”, and therefore, “no amount of justification could erase their terrorist action against the Nagas”.

It stated that the Hohos and other civil societies have also investigated and visited the site of the incident.

MIP also condemned the desecration of the Church by AR, and said it was unforgivable.It urged the government of India to investigate and initiate stringent action the CO and the jawans involved.

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The opposition parties--SP, BSP and AAP-also questioned the timing of the move, claiming it was linked to the upcoming Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh.

Echoing Mayawati’s sentiments, arch rival and Samajwadi Party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav said the “sudden ban” showed the NDA government did not keep the plight of people in mind and took the decision with an eye on UP polls.

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1 Name of woman getting letters from Royal Mail (4) 2 Player with so boisterous a part (6) 3 Boats taking the girls for an outing? (8) 4 Laundry used to be hard (4) 5 Fidget terribly, being talented (6) 6 Something to take the boredom out of saving?

(8) 11 Charm one’s way in (8) 12 Imptressive model’s statement? (8) 15 The acid test? (6) 17 Ronald gets installed in the royal seat (6) 19 A short letter of distinction (4) 21 Employed some famous editors (4)

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our valued customers and provide an enhanced experience to a diverse customer profile. These new stores will help build a stronger relationship between the customer and brand.”

Vodafone has been at the forefront in simplifying and facilitating easy adoption.

A key hallmark of Vodafone stores is an easy, simple design plus welcoming and engaging staff, providing a one-stop shop experience platform.

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of Saurav Barua, Vodafone India, Akumchuba Jamir, Proprietor, Jamirsons Enterprises, Matsung Pongen, Partner, Jamirsons Enterprises.

Vodafone mini stores are managed by trained Vodafone executives. Saurav Barua, Vodafone India said, “Vodafone already has one of the largest and most evolved retail footprint in Nagaland.

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limit can always be made within the banking system without any questions being asked.

“It’s only people with large amounts of undisclosed monies who will have to face the consequences under the tax laws,” Jaitley said at the Economic Editors’ conference.

Revenue Secretar y Hasmukh Adhia said yesterday that only cash deposits of over Rs 2.5 lakh in bank accounts will be scrutinised by the tax de-

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partment and in case of mismatch with I-T returns, tax plus 200 per cent penalty would be levied.

The government has allowed citizens to deposit in their bank accounts old currency of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000, which has been declared invalid in the country’s biggest crackdown on black money, corruption and counterfeit notes, between November 10 and December 30.

On whether the demonetisation of Rs 500/1000 notes will help weed out black money, Jaitley said this is not an isolated initiative and the decision has to be seen in the backdrop of various steps being taken including GST roll out.

“You will have the currency squeeze that will take place because a lot of static currency is not going to come back into the market. You have the GST which will be implemented, which is a far more effective system where tax

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New Delhi, Nov 10 (PTI): Assuring people that taxman will not hound those making small deposits in scrapped Rs 500/1,000 currency, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today advised them not to throng banks as there is enough time to exchange the junked notes.

He said however that those depositing large amounts of unaccounted money will have to face the consequences under tax laws, which provide for tax and a 200 per cent penalty.

“With regard to people making small deposits, nobody will face any question or harassment of any kind. People who have small amount of cash at home for exigencies and emergencies, they can deposit that in their account.

And the revenue department is not going to take notice of small depositors,” Jaitley said.

He added that deposits within the tax exempted

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evasion will be much lower and compliance will be much higher. You have parallel movement to rationalise your direct tax rate,” he said.

Jaitley said the collective impact of these steps will act as a great disincentive for black money hoarders.

“Whether that will be totally eliminated in future that I cannot say today, but certainly it would be disincentivised”.

has been facing this problem, for long time,” he added.

Reacting to a query, Rijiju said that there are still certain elements in Bangladesh, who are involved in anti-India activities but the Sheikh Hasina regime is doing everything at its command to stop that.

“There are elements in various countries, but Bangladesh regime is very favourable to India, and the present regime is doing everything possible to ensure that no anti- India activity is taking place in Bangladesh,” he said “We are very grateful to the present leadership of the government of Bangladesh for all the cooperation so we don’t have much problem there but there are certain elements in Bangladesh who are involved in anti-India activities but the present regime is doing everything at its command to stop that,” he said.

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lem,” the union minister further stated.

Eulogizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi for demonetisation of Rs 1000 and Rs 500 denomination notes, Rijiju said, “This particular decision and announcement of Prime Minister has given deadly powerful blow to those people supplying the fake Indian currency notes as well as those involved in terror funding”.

“It is a historical step and it will break the bones of the terrorist organisations and the people who are funding behind the cartel.”

“India has been facing grave challenges of corruption and black money which is circulating heavily in India illegally. With this decision it not only to check corruption and black money but it will also stop terror funding and circulation of fake currency notes because the home ministry

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

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SHILLONG, NOV 10: Union minister of state for Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju on Thursday said that the government has directed banks to expand banking facility in the remote areas to ensure that people are link with the financial system easily in the wake of demonetisation of Rs 1000 and Rs 500 currency notes .

“We (gover nment) have already asked all the bank branches to ensure that they should go further deep in terms of reaching out to the people in the remote areas of the country,” Rijiju told journalists here in Meghalaya.

However, he said the Reserve Bank of India has already made certain decision to ensure that bank branches are open in various administrative centres or locations in the remote areas of the country.

“In the same manner in the northeast, we need to expand the reach of the banks so that people are link with the financial system easily,” the minister added.

Reacting to Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma’s attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s surgical strike on black money by demonetisation of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency notes as an “insensitive move”, Rijiju said, “It is an initial inconvenience but you have to accept this therapy and you need this strong therapy to deal with the menace of black money, corruption and terror funding.

“Good citizens are bearing with us and it is only some of the people because of whom the black money have been generated in this country and the corruption promoted only that person and group of people are having prob-

D I MA P UR , N OV 1 0 (NPN): A first of its kind in Nagaland, a new endeavour called ‘Clinical Spa’ was inaugurated at Family Health Clinic located at Nagarjan junction, Dimapur.

Proprietor of Family Health Clinic, Dr. Kahuka Sema said the clinical spa is primarily focussed on skin treatment. He said many were unaware of such treatments, which does not require surgery etc. Dr. Kahuka said the treatment is well known worldwide and are safe. The facility will cater to various corrective treatments including skin tightening, pigmentation, stretch marks, acne scar, facial rejuvenation etc. he informed.

He also said that the clinic has got the state of the art equipment called “Venus Viva”, the first of its kind in the entire North Eastern region. As one of the most advanced equipment-- Venus Viva is the next generation in Skin Resurfacing and Facial Remodeling.

It is non-ablative and combines NanoFractional Radio Frequency and SmartScan technology to effectively treat textural irregularities, scarring, wrinkles and stretch marks.

Venus Viva works to improve the overall texture of your skin by addressing a wide range of common concerns, including wrinkles, discoloration, acne scarring and stretch marks.

What makes it unique is its ability to cover a greater surface area and treat multiple issues in the same session.

D i m a p u r , N ov 1 0 (NPN): Vodafone India, one of India’s leading telecom service provider, opened its Vodafone mini store here in 4th mile, Dimapur, Nagaland. With the launch of the mini stores in Nagaland, Vodafone has consolidated its position as having one of the largest exclusive retail footprint in Nagaland by any telecom brand.

Pursuing an aggressive retail growth strategy, Vodafone launched these stores in a global format, which would offer a uniform customer experience.

With the launch of these new Vodafone mini stores at prominent locations in Dimapur, Vodafone aims to provide best in class service experience to the new as well as the existing base of customers.

The Vodafone mini store was formally inaugurated by Bendangyanger Jamir, CEO, Nagaland State Agricultural Marketing Board and dedicated

by Pastor Alemsunep, World Impact Community Church in presence

(Sale, Purchase & Exchange) Contact No : 8730078444 STOLEN NOTICE Bolero Pickup DI 2WD Owner Name: Dziesevituo Khezhie Regd. No. NL01k 3398 Chassis No. : MA1ZC4GHKC1G55324 Engine No. : GHC1G34242 Colour : D White Mfg. Date : 08/2012 Stolen on 8/11/2016 at Midland Colony, Kohima Finder may please contact: 9402005996 K-4146

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Clinical Spa for skin inaugurated in Dmu

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Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Tinukumzuk Ao has been applied

by Smti. Tsukjemwala Ao, R/o Sabalie Colony Chumukedima, Dimapur W/o Late Tinukumzuk Ao for possession of : 1. SBI Saving Bank, Bearing-CIF-81098418613, A/C No - 11348243459 2. P.P.O No - PEN/COM - 25994/NL/S/23974. who expired on 27.09.2016.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if She/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 10th December 2016.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 10 November 2016.

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Dated, Dimapur the 9/11/16

Notice is hereby given that Suhoyi Sumi -Vrs- Smti. Kivitoli Sema resident of Burma Camp 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 9/12/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Suhoyi Sumi Village/Block No 11, Patta No. : 475, Dag No. : 617, Area : 00B-03K-09 Ls. North : S. Chuba, South : Foot Path, East : N. Angami, West : Road.

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Anti-Trump protests in US cities; 124 arrested

Planks of wood, cones and other detritus is set alight in the city, close to San Francisco.

Capitol Hill neighborhood, blocked roads and set a trash bin on fire, according to The Associated Press.

Protesters marched through downtown, carrying signs that read “Black Lives Matter”, “Misogyny has to go,” “Love Trumps Hate,” and “The people united, will never be defeated.” They also chanted “Not My President,” as Seattle Police officers on bicycles closely watched over the marchers.

About 7,000 showed up in the northern California city to protest president-elect Trump, according to the Oakland Police Department.

The Oakland Police Department made 30 arrests and handed out 11

Afghan hails India’s decision on demonetisation

New Delhi, Nov 10 (PTI): Underlining that black money is one of the main sources of funding terror activities, Afghanistan today welcomed India’s decision to demonetise highdenomination currency, saying the move will benefit the region. Afghan Ambassador to India Shaida Abdali said the move will help curb economic terrorism by foiling the usage of counterfeit currency for terror activities.

“Black money is one of the main sources of funding for activities related to terrorism. And therefore it will help in fighting against it. Terrorism certainly has no boundary and so India’s move will help the region

too,” he said on the sidelines of the ‘Heart of Asia’ seminar here.

The two-day seminar, organised by International Council for World Affairs (ICWA), is being held in the run-up to the ‘Heart of Asia’ conference in Amritsar in December, which India will co-chair with Afghanistan.

Earlier, speaking at the event, Abdali appreciated the role of ‘Heart of Asia’ in the stabilisation of Afghanistan and the region while pitching for for bold, result-oriented regional leadership.

“The National Unity Government of Afghanistan took unprecedented steps to address the question of

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Mr. Xekiye Chopi Chairman (XCD)

Mr. Simon Achumi Gen. Secretary (XCD)

Beijing, Nov 10 (PTI): As Prime Minister Narendra Modi set off on a key visit to Japan, China Thursday said that while it has no issues in New Delhi and Tokyo developing normal relations, they should respect “legitimate concerns” of neighbours.

“Regarding what might be discussed by the two leaders, we note that Prime Minister Modi will kick off his visit to Japan. We have no problem with our neighbours developing normal relations,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang told media briefing here replying to a question.

“We hope that when they develop their relation-

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L o n d o n, N ov 1 0 (Agencies): Donald Trump’s election as US President has sparked fresh call for an EU army, amid a warning that the continent will not always be able to rely on American protection.

The president of the European Commission, Je a n - C l a u d e Ju n c k e r, voiced his concerns after the Republican’s surprise victory was announced.

He said a ‘community of defence’ is required.

Juncker said: ‘We need more security in Europe, and I do not mean just the anti-terror fight.

‘Talking about security we need a different way of organizing a European defense.’

He said that the French National Assembly prevented a proposed European community of defence being created in 1954 - a move that could have seen an army cre-

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ships, they can respect legitimate concerns of their neighbours and contribute to regional peace and stability,” he said. He declined to comment on reports that India will buy US-2 ShinMaywa amphibious aircraft from Japan, saying it is mere speculation.

In September, Chinese

Foreign Ministry reacted angrily to reports that Japan plans to sell weapons to India at a cheaper prices saying that such a move is disgraceful.

“We hold no objection to normal state to state cooperation including defence cooperation,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson

Hua Chunying told media briefing on September 13.

“But if the report is true that if someone is making unrighteous move then this is very disgraceful,” she said while replying to a question about media reports that Japan plans to cut prices to sell 12 ShinMaywa US-2 amphibious aircraft

OFFICE OF THE NON GAZETTED MEDICAL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION

The K. Hollohon Colony Students' Union Dimapur heartfully congratulate Miss. Vilokali Zhimomi, D/o Mr. Tokiho Zhimomi for being crowned as the Miss Sumi 2016 with four sub titles in her name.

The Union further wishes her a bright future.

RESIGNATION

I, Mr. H. Kisheto Chishi, former Vice President, Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) hereby resign from both active and primary member of the Indian National Congress Party with immediate effect.

designed for air-sea rescue in a USD 1.6 billion deal.

Ahead of Modi’s visit, Chinese official media warned that India may suffer “great losses” in bilateral trade if it joins Japan to ask China to abide by the international tribunal’s ruling quashing Beijing’s claims over the South China Sea (SCS).

FELICITATION

PEREN DISTRICT, PEREN; NAGALAND PRESS NOTE The Non Gazetted Medical Employees Association (NGMEA) held its general meeting on 8/11/2016 the newly elected office bearers for 2016 to 2021.

1. President : Haitutiakpe Sephe 2. Vice President : Simon Panmei 3. Gen. Secy. : Habe Zeliang 4. Asst. Gen. Secy. : Toshi 5. Finance : Ngimpeung Sephe 6. Asst. Finance : Aloibe Zeliang 7. Treasurer : Agui Kamei.

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Yeshika Achumi Gen/Secy.

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Ref. No. STKK/ GEN-INF/2016-19 Dated Kohima the 6th Nov. 2016.

The Suruhuto Tokukujo Kuqhakulu Kohima (STKK) has elected its new Office Bearers, for the year 2016-19 during its Annual Picnic held on 22nd October 2016 and subsequently the new Office Bearers has selected its Advisors and Executive Members for a tenure of 2016-19 during their first meeting held on 5th November 2016 at its Banker's residence. They are as follows : Office Bearers : 1. President : Mr. Hokito Jakhalu 2. Vice President : Mr. Toniho Aye 3. General Secretary : Mr. Jehovi Achumi 4. Jt. Secretary : Mr. Nitoshe Chophy 5. Finance Secretary : Mr. Hukato Yeptho 6. Cult. Secretary : Mr. Luhoshe Chophy 7. Information Secretary : Mr. Hokishe Awomi 8. Women Co-ordinators : (i) Mrs. Kughatoli L. Achumi (ii) Mrs. Atoni H, Chophy 9. Banker : Mr. Lukheto Yeptho Advisors : 1. Shri Shetoyi Sumi, Parliamentary Secretary, Fisheries, Printing & Stationeries 2. Er. Kughaho Chophy, Chief Engineer, Irrigation.

3. Er. Vitoshe Rochill, Addl. Chief Engineer (Civil) Deptt. of Power 4. Shri.Khukiye Aye, Tourist Officer.

5. Shri. Kihoto Awomi, Inspector, (HG) Executive Members : 1. Mr, Lhokishe Awomi, Phesama 2. Mr. Heito Kinny, Minister Hill 3. Mr. Avinito K. Awomi, AFE 4. Mr. Khetoshe Shikhu, HOP 5. Mr. Shekheto L Awomi, PCP 6. Mr. Tohovi N Achumi, MTA 7. Mr. Akheto Achumi, GBS & BSF Camp Area 8. Mr. Sumiho Aye, HBS 9. Mr. Vitozhe Yeptho, Secretariat.

10. All Chairman of Village Community/ Union under STKK. Further, the President on behalf of the old and new STKK Office Bearers would like to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to all its Officers and members who have financially contributed towards the STKK welfare fund and also for the Annual Picnic 2016. Though we are unable to mention all the names of contributors, it is our prayer that the Almighty God may shower His blessing upon you and your families abundantly. ( HOKITO JAKHALU ) (JEHOVI ACHUMI) President, STKK General Secretary, STKK Phn. No. 9436434646 Phn. No. 9856244086

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ated, but was rejected amid concerns about national sovereignty.

Juncker said: ‘We need it now. The idea that the Americans will eternally see to... European security is not true.

‘Independent of the outcome of the US election, the Americans will not see to Europe’s security forever. We have to do it ourselves.

‘And this is why we need a new approach to the European community of defense, including a European army.’

In July, Trump cast doubts over his commitment to Nato agreements, telling the New York Times: ‘We have many Nato members that aren’t paying their bills.’

And he added: ‘You can’t forget the bills. They have an obligation to make payments.

‘Many NATO nations

China asks India, Japan to respect neighbours’ ‘concerns’

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We the Xekiye Community Dimapur with immense joy and pride heartfully congratulate to Miss Elizabeth Chophi, D/o Mr. Vikheto Chophi, Xekiye village being crowned 1 st runners up of Miss Dimapur 2016. Organised by Ethnic group of Nagaland, we also wish her grand success in her future endeavour.

terrorism and improve our relations with Pakistan.

“We have exchanged with Pakistan several delegations, to secure Pakistan’s cooperation in ending war and violence,” he said.

We appreciated the initial gestures of goodwill of the Pakistani government...but we are yet to see tangible steps to be taken towards the peace process,” he said. He said zero-sum postures must be discarded and win-win strategies adopted to secure Afghanistan against the same threats that undermine the security of every nation in South Asia and Central Asia, and the countries that neighbour these resourceful regions in Asia.

citations during the protest, on charges of assault on an officer, vandalism, unlawful assembly, failure to disperse, and possession of a firearm.

According to ABC affiliate KGO-TV, protesters chanted “not our president” and carried signs that read “Donald Trump is a rapist” and “Secede #CalExit.”

An estimated 10,000 anti-Tr ump protesters crowded around Boston C o m m o n We d n e s d ay night, before heading to the Statehouse and Copley Square, ABC affiliate WCVB reported.

Protesters chanted “Not My President,” “No Fascist,” “We Will Not Be Silenced,” and “No KKK,” while carrying signs that

Jean-Claude Juncker

are not making payments, are not making what they’re supposed to make. That’s a big thing. You can’t say forget that.’

His comments echo remarks made by German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen, who has called on the EU should match Nato.

She declared she was in ‘deep shock’ after Trump’s win, saying the President-elect has cast doubt on Nato’s mutual defence pact.

Mrs von der Layen said the continent must now be prepared to stand for itself in security matters.

Last week she said: ‘We have seen an enormous modernisation drive

by Nato over the past three years because of the Kremlin’s behaviour.

‘That was correct and important, but I believe that we must invest at least the same energy into a modernisation of the European security and defence union.’

However, she claimed the increase should occur ‘knowing that one cannot build up competition between the two bodies, but that they should work in a complementary fashion’.

For instance, she said, the EU had a clear mission in working with Africa to stem the steady flow of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea.

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Trump was elected.

Five people were taken into custody during the demonstration outside the Trump Tower.

Some protesters also gathered outside the newlyopened Trump Hotel. One person was arrested.

Hundreds of people took to the streets of downtown Los Angeles.

Many protesters gathered at City Hall, where they burned a piñata of Trump. The Los Angeles Police Department reported 13 arrests.

Protesters also converged on the 101 freeway in downtown Los Angeles, shutting down one of the city’s busiest arteries.

In Seattle, about 100 protesters gathered in the

read “He Will Never Be My President.”

About 2,000 people blocked Interstate 5 twice during protests Wednesday night, according to ABC affiliate KATU. Protesters also forced a delay for trains on two light-rail lines.

The crowd of antiTrump protesters burned American flags and chanted, “That’s not my president.”

About 700 protesters marched through the Philadelphia’s downtown Wednesday night, according to city police. The demonstrators kicked off the their protest across from City Hall and continued through Temple University, marching for two hours, according to ABC affiliate WPVI. Hundreds of protesters shut down several streets in Virginia’s capital city Wednesday night as they marched, chanting, “No Trump. No KKK. No fascist USA,” “Not My President,” according to ABC affiliate WRIC. Some protesters also marched onto I-95 south in downtown Richmond, shutting down the interstate in both directions.

According to Dallas police, about 300 protesters gathered at the city’s Victory Park for an antiTrump rally organized by the Next Generation Action Network.

‘Americans won’t protect us forever’, says EU chief Juncker

Kiphire Area Sangtam Union Dimapur (KASUD) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons on their respective achievements.

1. Shri. John Tsulise Sangtam on his promotion from ADC to Joint Secretary.

2. Shri. Thsathriba Sangtam, s/o Throngso for being awarded the Asian Karate Coach at New Delhi, India.

The Union wishes them the very best and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless them in their future endeavours.

Secretary Seliba KASUD

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Washington, Nov 10 (Agencies): Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in cities across the country Wednesday to protest Donald Trump’s election victory, in mostly peaceful gatherings that nonetheless resulted in at least 124 arrests and reports of damage, vandalism and injuries in several locations.

A large group of protesters marched on Trump Tower in midtown Manhattan Wednesday night, chanting, “My body, my choice,” “Not my president,” and “Hey, hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has got to go.”

Another crowd gathered at Columbus Circle near the Trump International Hotel & Tower.

At least 65 people were arrested, according to WABC. Sources also tell WABC that at least 10,000 people took part in the NYC demonstrations.

The majority of the arrests took place in front of Trump Tower, where several people climbed light poles and had to be taken down. Police closed 5th Avenue at 57th Street due to the unrest and walled off demonstrators in front of Trump Tower.

In Chicago, hundreds of protesters marched through the city’s downtown and gathered outside the city’s Trump Tower to express their anger that

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President K. Athrongba Anar KASUD

NSSATA ACKNOWLEDGE N a g a l a n d S a r v a S h i k s h a A b h i y a n Te a c h e r s Association (NSSATA) express deepest appreciation and acknowledgement of its members to all those concerned group of people who provided the possibility to achieve its genuine demands and in the fight against injustice.

The association would like to thank and offer gratitude to AKM, ACAUT, CCOFA, CCN, DSSU, DNSU, ANGPTA, AKMWP, CNTC, TGSU, USSC, KSON, CCSU, SKK, ACAUT Wokha Unit, YYA & SMC Pongitong for showing their support through press release.

Secondly, many thanks to NSF, Kohima Village Chairman, AYO,Kohima Village Youth Organization, All Sumi Students Union, ENSF, Youth Initiative Wokha, Team Metamorphosis, who rendered moral support and solidarity through their guidance and physical presence during the agitation and beyond.

Last but not least, NSSATA highly appreciates the crucial role of AIR, Nagaland Post, Eastern Mirror, Morung Express, PTI, for airing and disseminating the grievances of the teachers concerned and for giving coverage at the time of agitation.

NSSATA also states that their fight was not of teachers alone but was fought with the blessings and prayers of all the right thinking citizens who yearn for a better society.

The struggle of NSSATA does not end here and will need your support and encouragement even in the days to come.

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Poem: Mereninla Jamir from Tetso College, Title of the Poem: Prayer for my Child.

3 ) B e s t O b j e c t ive Poem: Inakali Assumi, Title of the Poem: She 4) Best Metaphoric Poem: Mongshai Longshe former student of St Joseph College, Jakhama, Title of the Poem: I Dine Resource Persons: Tialila Kikon and Bobita Rai.

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epartment of Music, Patkai Christian College presents LaudaA Sacred Music Recital, featuring music instructor Mhathung Odyuo on November 11 at 5 p.m in the Margaret Shishak School of Music foyer. Well wishers have been invited to bring their families and friends for the occasion. Free entry.

FOR KOHIMA & DIMAPUR COURSES DATE TIMING 9 to 12 pm Baking 14th to 19th Nov 1 to 4 pm Dessert 14th to 19th Nov TN Building, Seriivocie Naga Hospital Road # 97743-16235 Dimapur :Half Nagarjan Kuda “C”Khel Contact no: 8119049888

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Children’s’ Talents Hunt” & Seminar organized by Salem Christian Ministry We invite all talented children's for the competition on Children Day on 14 th Nov at Dimapur Club at 12 noon till 4 pm. The competitions will be: Singing & Piano competition, sponsored by School of Music & Arts, and Chief Guest : Mr. Geoffrey Yaden, Editor-in-Chief Nagaland Post. Dear parents, encourage your child and let them explore their God given gifts and make others inspire and be a part of supporting children’s Home construction.

For details, kindly contact the organising Trust @ 8132820138 or 8974378415.

Also we invite college students, parents, and all the citizens to attend our Seminar on “Citizen’s Right” from 9 am till 11 am. Resource person: Ms. Kezhosano Kikhi & Mr. Yanbemo Lotha.

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The Kuhuboto-Aghunaqa-Khaghaboto (KAK) Union, Ato area and Niuland area would like to express our joy and also felicitate Dr. Luhevi K. Achumi, Legal Advisor, KAK Union on being conferred Ph.D (Doctorate of Social Work) and also being awarded the ‘Best social worker’ by International World Peace Organization UN (AU), USA. May you continue to flourish in your endeavours.

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Miss Western Yimchungrü 2016 Wongrila (C), 1st Runner-up Shotola (R) and 2nd Runner-up Tsutushi (L). (NP) n an evening of glamour The event was or- officer.

Miss Tanshila bagged and elegance, 14 beau- ganised by the Western Yimties descended on the chungrü Students’ Union three titles namely Miss Beautiful Skin, Miss Photoramp to vie for the coveted (WYSU).

Miss Western Yimchungrü Miss Shotola and Miss genic, and Best Ethnic Wear. crown here at a packed Tsutushi were adjudged 1st The Miss Congeniality title Dimapur Town Hall on runner-up and 2nd runner- went to Pisangla while Miss Thursday. up respectively. The winner Shochimla got Miss Beauti15-year-old student was crowned by title holder ful Hair and Miss Rejoila Miss Wongrila, the crowd Miss Western Yimchungrü was given the Miss Fluent favourite who also got the 2015. Likewise, the two in Yimchungrü title.

The event also saw Miss Catwalk title, emerged runner-ups were crowned performances by various the winner after several by 2015 runner-up.

Yimchungrü artists who rounds comprising ethnic The winner and runserenaded the contestants. wear, modern wear, evening ner-up received cash prizes gown and Q&A for the five and certificates plus other finalists in the 3rd edition of perks.

Miss Western Yimchungrü The judging panel 2016 beauty pageant themed of three included former “Domina Integritatis.” beauty queens and a police

inners of the poetry contest held during the Magnum Opus 2016 organized

by Act of Kindness in collaboration with NEZCC held at The Stone Garden, NEZCC Complex, Diphupar, Dimapur.

Category- A (Winners) 1) Best Rhymed Poem: Ponoto Zhimomi from Unity Christian Hr. Sec. School, Title of the Poem: Power.

2) Best Contemporary Poem: Yashi Sethi from Delhi Public School, Title of the Poem: Concealed Reality.

3) Best Personal Poem: Tharchan W Zimik from Livingstone Foundation Hr Sec School, Title of the Poem: I Wish I Had A Mother.

4) Best Picturesque Poem: Kewenyiu Mero from Delhi Public School, Title of the Poem: Dancing Queen.

Category- B (Winners) 1) Best Artistic Poem: Imlimaong A. Lemtur from Unity College, Title of the Poem: Degrading Great.

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India 63/0 in reply to England’s 537

England batsman Ben Stokes is greeted by Ajinkya Rahane and Virat Kohli as he celebrates his century on the second day of the first Test match in Rajkot on Thursday. (PTI)

Rajkot, Nov 10 (PTI): Indian spinners were taken to the cleaners by the English batsmen as the visitors posted a mammoth 537 on the second day of the opening cricket Test here today.

India made a cautious start reaching 63 for no loss with openers Murali Vijay (25 not out) and Gautam Gambhir (28 not out) at the crease.

England’s first innings total was their third-highest ever in this country, showing their batsmen were in total control against Indian spinners especially Ravichandran Ashwin, who conceded 167 runs in 46 overs taking only two wickets.

Amit Mishra fared no

better, having being hit for 98 runs in 23.3 overs.

India still need 275 more runs to avoid following on, on a track showing increasing signs of wear and tear after its easy-paced nature on day one yesterdxay.

The hosts also trailed the visitors by a massive 474 runs with all ten wickets in hand going into day three tomorrow. Both faced testing spells of fast bowling and probing spin bowling to remain unbeaten for carrying on the daunting task faced by the home team.

Vijay had faced 70 balls, striking four fours - three of which came in one over off Stuart Broad.

Gambhir, playing his

second Test on the trot after his recall from hibernation, struck four fours in his 68ball knock as they batted out the shortened last session of play.

Earlier, New Zealandborn England all rounder Ben Stokes became the third century maker in the visitors’ first innings after Joe Root yesterday and Moeen Ali today morning.

The tourists, in particular Stokes who made an attacking 128 which was the innings highest score, batted right down the order to post the massive total before being all out to end the extended session two.

England’s total revolved mainly around Root’s

classical, foundation-laying 124 on day one, Ali’s attractive knock of 117 the enterprising hundred by Stokes against a listless Indian bowling attack that was plundered for a whopping 139 runs in 30 overs in the pre-lunch period.

Only the 652 made in 1984-85 in Chennai and 559 for 8 declared at Kanpur repeat Kanpur made way back in 1963-64 topped the total raised by England in this city, hosting its first-ever Test. This was also the first instance after 2009 by Sri Lanka in Motera that three visiting team’s players triple digit scores.

Stokes, who struck 2 sixes and 13 fours in his 235-ball knock, departed just before the scheduled tea interval and England lost their last wicket, that of Zafar Ansari for 32 during the extended second session to be all out after posting their third-best innings total in India.

Amit Mishra trapped Ansari leg before on the sweep shot to bring the innings to a close after England had batted for nearly ten and a half hours.

Brief Scores: India 63/0 (Gambhir 28*, Vijay 25*) trail England 537 (Root 124, Ali 117, Stokes 128; Jadeja 3/86) by 474 runs

Lyngdoh’s late goal beat Mumbai City FC

SGSA meeting D I M A P U R , N OV 1 0 (NPN): Sumi Games and Sports Association (SGSA) has convened meeting on November 16 at 10:30 am at its banker’s residence Diphupar. All office bearers have been asked to attend the meeting.

Bengaluru duo join Delhi Dynamos New Delhi, Nov 10 (IANS): I-League champions Bengaluru FC’s footballers Alwyn George and Malsawmzuala on Thursday joined franchise Delhi Dynamos for the remainder of the ongoing Indian Super Legue (ISL). The midfield duo missed the first half of the ISL due to their commitments for their parent club Bengaluru FC, who made history by becoming the first Indian club to enter the final of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), getting beaten 0-1 in the title clash

by Iraq’s Air Force Club on November 5. They joined Delhi on loan and will stay with them till December 18 should they reach the final, according to a release.

“Delhi Dynamos FC, the only Hero Indian Super League club representing the North of India, are delighted to welcome back midfielders Alwyn George and Malsawmzuala to the Lions fold for the rest of the season in the 2016 Hero Indian Super League,” a Delhi statement said. Attacking midfielder George is expected to add greater creativity to Delhi’s well functioning midfield while youngster Malsawmzuala could provide more energy and enthusiasm.

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first one came from a freekick, with the ball dropping awkwardly in front of Bete, but the Pune keeper recovered well to parry the effort away. With five minutes left on the clock, Sony Norde slipped an excellent pass to find Forlan in space on the right. The Uruguayan carried the ball into the box and had a shot at goal, but Bete, once again, was in top form, stopping it with his outstretched legs.

The goal was no fluke as Pune were the better team in the final minutes of the game and were constantly floating the ball in the Mumbai box.

M o na c o, N ov 1 0 (Agencies): Jamaican Usain Bolt and Elaine Thompson both made the shortlists for the IAAF’s World Athlete of the Year awards on Wednesday after cleaning up the sprint golds at the Rio Olympics.

Ethiopian distance runner Almaz Ayana made the shortlist in recognition of her stunning 10,000 metres victory in Rio. Bolt, a five-time former winner of the award, became the first person to win three consecutive 100 and 200 metres Olympic golds in Rio de Janeiro in August.

He also holds the world records in the two disciplines, 9.58 seconds and 19.19 seconds, respectively. Thompson matched Bolt’s feat by also winning the 100m and 200m golds in Rio. Ayana broke a 23year-old record to win the 10,000 metres after clocking 29:18.45 at the Rio Games where she also took the bronze in 5,000 metres.

Bolt was joined on the men’s list by two-time 5,000 and 10,000 metres Olympic champion Mo Farah of Britain and South African Wayde van Niekerk, the double 400m Olympic champion.

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P U N G RO, N OV 1 0 (NPN): The 1st open badminton championship 2016 for Pungro Sub- Division was held here at indoor stadium Pungro town on Thursday with executive chairman YTC, Shelimthong as the chief guest.

Altogether, 6 teams (Raising club, Little Star, Everg reen Duo, Two Brothers, Middle Age and Freeland Boys) participated in the tournament organized by Pung ro Sports Association under

the theme “exhibit your talent”.

Middle Age, Zhali and Khamong won the championship while Freeland Boys Chumbenthung Ezung and M. Kiukhenthong bagged the runner up.

Speaking at the inauguration programme, Shelimthong stressed on the importance of sports and games and urged upon the talented sportspersons to seize the opportunity.

He also urged the talented players to have sportsmanship and sporting spirit so as to compete

at various level of competition in the sports arena.

The chief guest also lauded the organizers for promoting the young talented players in the fields of sports and games and urged them to continue in the days to come for the common benefit of the society.

The inaugural programme was chaired by Dy. Director PSA, Khamong while key note address was delivered by Director PSA, Lenpithong. Invocation was pronounced by Catechist St. Paul Parish Pungro Samuel Throngji.

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Loving family members

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF LATE TIAKUMZUK 11.11.15

Your death will always remain a blurry memory, but your life will always be a vivid one, the epitome of greatness and sacrifice.

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Loving wife, children & relatives.

Died on 29th Oct. 2016 We the family members of Late Honka, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and morally at the sad demise of our beloved father on 29th Oct. 2016.

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5TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF LATE T. SACHUMO YANTHAN

It’s been 5 years, since you left us for your heavenly abode, but still we miss your presence.

The void you left is still afresh in our hearts.

The memories of you; we still treasure, short it might have been but we still remember it like it was but only yesterday. Dear Sachumo, till we meet again one day in heaven.

Good bye.

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(17-12-1986 to 11-11-2011)

Loving dad, mom, brother sisters & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. KEDILE N RENGMA Born : 17/07/1952 Died: 05/11/2016 Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Lt. Kedile N Rengma would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to blood donors, neighbours, individuals & all well wishers who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through prayers during her illness and departure for heavenly abode.

We wish to our convey special thanks to;.

1. Mr. Murohu Chotso & Family, DC Phek 2. Mr & Mrs. Keneisalie Nakhro , Deputy Controller NBSE 3. Mr.R. Hilo Kent & family 4. SDO PWD ( R&B ) Tseminyu 5. SBI staff Tseminyu 6. Police Station, Tseminyu 7. Rengma Tep’s Clan 8. Tseminyu Union, Tseminyu Town 9. Tseminyu Town Baptist Church 10. Gorkha Baptist Church, Tseminyu 11. Terogunyu Baptist Church 12. AG Church Tseminyu 13. BHSS Tseminyu 14. Cell Group no. 9 Tseminyu 15. Guzi Khel Women 16. Kehinye SHG Tseminyu For our inability to mention individual we regret but we pray that our mighty God bless each and everyone of you abundantly.

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bai, with the most decisive one coming off Diego Forlan’s shot six minutes from time. Both defences were solid while the ball stalled in the centre of the park for long periods in the game.

The game promised so much for the home side, who welcomed back star striker Sunil Chhetri in the setup. The Indian skipper showed flashes of good feet and there were a couple of occasions where he combined neatly with Forlan.

Opportunities were few and far between even in the second half. Forlan created two chances in the last 10 minutes of the game. The

Bolt, Thompson up for IAAF awards

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M umb a i , N o v 1 0 (Agencies): It was a tale of two goalkeepers in the Maharashtra derby, which FC Pune beat Mumbai City FC 1-0 at the Andheri Sports Complex in Mumbai. In a cagey contest, it was Mumbai who created good opportunities to score but a goalkeeping blunder by Albino Gomes allowed the returning Eugeneson Lyngdoh to smash the ball into an open net with two minutes left for full-time.

For Pune, their goalkeeper, Edel Bete was once again a powerful presence between the posts and denied three chances for Mum-

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The family members of Lt. Imnatoshi Ao, of Molungyimsen Village, acknowledge with gratitude to the doctors and nurses of Referral Hospital and each and every individual, neighbours and well-wishers who showed your love and affection towards us at the sad demise of our beloved on 6th November 2016.

Thank you for all your time and sacrifice during this tremendously difficult time. Your love is deeply appreciated. Your presence was a great comfort for us.

May the good Lord bless you.

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Born 08/01/1934 Died 04/11/2016 ‘I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.’

2 Timothy 4:7.

With profound gratitude, we the children and family members of Late Bendangangnen Lkr of Waromung Village wish to express our sincere appreciation to each and every individual, organisations and well wishers who stood by us in prayer and supported us emotionally, morally, physically, financially and materially during his brief illness and at the sad demise on 4th November 2016.

Words are inadequate to express our indebtedness to each and everyone but it is our prayer that the Lord may bless you abundantly.

We also wish to give special thanks to: 1. Doctors & nurses from IMDH, Mokokchung.

2. Doctors, nurses & staff from Zion Hospital, Dimapur.

3. Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA).

4. Yongkum Fellowship (DABA), Dimapur.

5. Yongkum Fellowship Evangelistic Committee.

6. Yimyu Baptist Arogo (YBA) Mokokchung.

7. Yimyu Baptist Arogotsür, Mokokchung.

8. Yimyu Baptist Arogo Evangelistic Committee.

9. Dimapur Waromung Fellowship.

10. Diphupar Waromung Fellowship.

11. Waromung Fellowship Mokokchung town.

12. Longkümer Kidong Mokokchung District.

13. Staff of All India Radio, Mokokchung.

14. Staff of Nagaland University, Nagaland.

15. Dimapur Waromungtsür Telongjem.

16. Prison Fellowship Yimyu Ward.

17. Waromung Senso Telongjem, Mokokchung.

18. Dimapur Waromung Senso Telongjem.

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Elite FC win Classic Cup opener

KPC president Xavier Rutsa, Classic Club members, referees, players of PWD YO and Elite FC before the inaugural match of Classic Cup on Thursday. (NP)

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Ko h i m a , N ov. 1 0 (NPN): Elite Football Club beat PWD Youth Organization 1-0 in the 22nd Classic Cup inaugural match played under the theme “dream courage to achieve” at Kohima local ground on Thursday.

The Classic Cup is being organized by Classic Club Kohima. 31 teams from different parts of the state are competing in the tournament which would conclude on November 30.

Both teams displayed equal strength and skills in the closely contested match. The lone goal of the match was scored by Khangatar (17) in 14th minutes through a penalty.

PWD youth tried its best to equalize the goal but Elite FC never gave up charging its rival. After the breather,

PWD youth came back more organized, however Elite FC players’ strong resistance and defence prevented them from finding the net till the final whistle.

Elite FC striker Mayosingh (4) made a dangerous attempt from distance shot but the PWD’s brilliant keeper saved it. In a short while, Vitsopi Kin (6) midfielder of PWD youth got a golden chance but his attempt went wide.

Earlier, president of the Classic Club, K. Neibou Sekhose in his inaugural speech stressed on the importance of team spirit and discipline for the sportspersons. He reminded the players that no country or nation progress without discipline and likewise he said no player would be successful without discipline. He urged the football players to teach the

sportsmanship even to the upcoming generations.

Stressing on the importance of football for the youth, he said that football is not only loved by the world but it promotes physical fitness, improve the inclination for team work and fortifies mental capabilities that are necessary for any child’s growth.

“A good sportsmanship is important not only as a practice of etiquette and respect of sports but also because it help to teach young athletes good behavior that carries over into other aspect of life” he added.

Speaking on the theme of the tournament “Dream Courage to Achieve”, the president said that the theme has been chosen to encourage every participant to have courage and to achieve their dreams in action or in every sphere

ALL INDIA POLICE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2016

Punjab Police enter knock out stage

Dimapur, Nov 10 (NPN): With a 1-0 win over Uttarakhand Police today, title holders Punjab Police emerged at top of the standings in Group A and entered the knock out stage of the 65th BN Mullik All India Police Football Championship 2016.

The topper from each group qualifies for the quarter finals stage. Punjab Police will meet the winner of Group E in the quarter finals.

Nagaland Police in their last league encounter in Group D lost to Mizoram Police in a thriller match that drew the biggest crowd attendance of the tournament.

Even with this loss, Nagaland still tops the Group so far with three wins out of four matches they have played.

They will have to wait for the results of the remaining matches of Mizoram Police and RPF in the Group. Both RPF and Mizoram Police still have two league matches remaining to vie for a qualifier to the knock out stages.

In Group B, Border Security Force defeated ITBP 4-1, while SSB completely dominated over Rajasthan blanking their opponent 7-0 in Group C. CRPF blanked Haryana Police 8-0 in another Group E encounter and

Himachal Pradesh Police in Group F prevailed over Telangana Police 3-0.

Kerala Police had an easy win against Puducherry Police scoring four goals to none.

In the last Group H, Jharkhand Police clinched victory over Goa Police 2-1.

Today’s matches Time: 8:00 am Odisha Vs Tripura J & K Vs Gujarat West Bengal Vs Maharashtra Uttar Pradesh Vs Delhi Time: 2:00 pm Goa Vs Meghalaya Tamil Nadu Vs CISF Assam Rifles Vs Sikkim Madhya Pradesh Vs Arunachal Pradesh

of life. Altogether 31 teams are vying for the championship which will conclude on November 30. The winner of the tournament will be awarded 1.50 lakh while runner-up will get 80, 000 and an amount of 2 lakh have been kept for individual prizes.

The inaugural programme was compeered by Rukulu, Life Member Classic Club, Thepfurüya Thorie invoked God’s blessing and Keduozonyü Whuorie, a Life Member of the club enthralled the crowd with a special song.

Today’s matches 1st match: 10:00 am Crony FC Vs Lerie Youth FC 2nd match: 11:30 am Tyrants FC Vs Keziekie FC 3rd match: 1:00 pm Upper Chandmari Youth Organization Vs Addax FC

Thuwu-Ni Enduro cycling on Nov 15 D i m a pur , N ov 1 0 (NPN): For the first time in Nagaland, rural adventure sports is about to take off with the Thuwu-ni festival Enduro Mountain Biking (Cycling) Race in Pughoboto, Zunheboto on November 15. For a start, the 10 kilometer cycling race track will feature tough uphill climbs combined with off-roads, jeep tracks and downhill sections.

Nagaland will witness the largest contingent of professional mountain bikers from different States including Himachal Pradesh, Goa, Meghalaya, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland at the Thuwuni festival and get a taste of indigenous adventure by camping out in the open alongside the festival with live music, comedy nights, exotic cuisines and compete at the enduro race in the mountains surrounding Pughoboto town. More than 30 mountain bikers have registered for the Thuwu-ni Enduro.

The initiative is brought by organizers of Thuwu-ni festival and Nagaland based Native Station with a vision to promote and tap the potential of adventure sports and eco-tourism.

PCB demands compensation from BCCI K a r a c h i , N ov 1 0 (IANS): Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) executive committee chairman Najam Sethi asserted on Wednesday that the board has demanded financial compensation from the BCCI and ICC for losses incurred due to India’s refusal to play the scheduled bilateral series.

BCCI and the PCB had signed an MoU in 2014 under which the two countries agreed to play a total of six bilateral series between 2015 and 2023. But the increased political tension between the two countries due to prolonged violence on the border has severely affected cricketing ties as well.

BCCI President Anurag Thakur had even asked the ICC recently not to place India and Pakistan in the same group during international tournaments.

“We have mentioned it clearly to BCCI and ICC in recent meeting that either India should play cricket with Pakistan or compensate us for damages,” Sethi was quoted as saying by the Dawn after a meeting of the PCB governing board.

“We have also demand compensation from ICC as the PCB is suffering financially because of nonfulfilment of the BCCI’s commitment to play cricket series with Pakistan,” he added. The BCCI had consented to a limited-overs series with Pakistan in Sri Lanka in December last year and had asked the Indian government for permission.

But with the Indian government not providing its consent, the series had to be eventually cancelled.

Rio graces ANCSU inter college sports

A match in progress at the ANCSU inter college sports meet on Thursday. (Inset) Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio speaking during the inaugural function. (NP)

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DIMA P U R , N OV 1 0 (NPN): The All Nagaland Students’ Union (ANCSU) inter college sports meet cum beat contest 2016 got underway here at Multi Disciplinary Sports Complex on Thursday under the theme “Igniting Oneness” with Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio as chief guest at the inaugural function.

Speaking on the occasion, Rio said the theme “Igniting Oneness” was relevant in the present context adding “unity is the need of the hour for Nagas.”

While stating that sports and music were the most liked professions in the world with lots of fame and money involved, Rio exhorted the participants to take up the two on a professional level.

He however reminded the participants that there is no shortcut to success except through dedication,

discipline, and hard work.

The Lok Sabha MP also pointed out need for extracurricular activities not only for the youth but for young and old alike for developing discipline, sportsmanship, friendship and for health reasons.

He also stated that recognition will follow if one works hard with dedication and added sports was one area where Nagas could excel. “Sports has no race, no colour, no religion; it transcends all borders and manmade boundaries,” Rio remarked and urged the participants from various colleges across the state to socialize and make friends during the tourney.

He further urged the players to display their best skills in the true spirit of sportsmanship and friendship.

“Let youths unite, let Nagas unite,” appealed the chief guest in his concluding remark. Earlier, the

function commenced with invocation by Dr. Easter H Chishi, Pastor Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church.

Convenor of the organising committee Tongpang Ozukum rendered the introductory note.

ANCSU president Zhoku Thuluo delivered the presidential address.

Imnaienla Jamir of Pranabananda Women’s College presented a special song during the function.

NSF president Subenthung Kithan extended greetings on the occasion.

Later, ANCSU games and sports secretary administered Oath to the players.

Hundreds of players from various colleges across the state are taking part in the four-day event hosted by Unity College Dimapur.

The players will be competing in two disciplines namely football and volleyball.

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