November 30, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 354

DIMAPUR, wednesday, november 30, 2016

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BJP get flak from NPF at CEC meet No turning back on reconciliation: Dr. Shürho Gov, CIVIC POLLS A PREPARATION FOR 2018 ASSEMBLY POLLS

Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 29 (NPN): NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Tuesday categorically stated that the April 2015 reconciliation within the party was “total and unconditional” and that there was no room for “bargaining with conditions any further”.

Addressing the NPF Central Executive Council (CEC) meeting here at the party’s Central Hqs, Dr. Shürhozelie further said that the party felt sorry for those who have not accepted the reconciliation, and reminded them that the “particular period” was over and that there was “no ground to turn back and reopen the issue.”

“Unfortunate that in some quarters some people did not fit in to the system by making further bargains.

However, the April 30, 2015 reconciliation was total and unconditional. Thereby, further bargaining with conditions does not arise,” said Dr. Shürhozelie. “We are happy that vast majority of us have responded to the reconciliation declaration and had regained the earlier position with the spirit of forgive and forget”, he said.

ACAUT flays illegal taxation by NFGs D I M A P U R , N OV 2 9 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland has strongly condemned the “unchristian activities” of Naga Factional Groups (NFGs) for indulging in forceful illegal taxation and collection, despite repeated appeal for ‘One Government One Tax’. The media cell said, demand for trade license and Christmas donations by NFGs was a harassment and trauma to business community.

In this regard, ACAUT cautioned NFGs to immediately stop illegal taxation or face total shutter-down of all business activities.

It also appealed to the law enforcing agencies, especially Dimapur Police to arrest those rogue scoundrels, who are disturbing the peaceful atmosphere and the festive mood.

F u r t h e r, A C AU T asked the district administration to point out “how many trade licenses should a business house have?

“The government of Nagaland cannot allow several parallel governments to operate with impunity or turn a blind eye to their activities”, ACAUT media cell stated.

Therefore, ACAUT said that if the state government was unable to check such unlawful activities, it had no right to issue trade licenses.

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(2nd from L) Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu with party functionaries and legislators at the CEC meeting on Tuesday. (NP)

Keeping in mind the 2018 general election, Dr. Shürhozelie further said that the party felt necessary to convene the party’s General Convention in 2017. However, he said today’s CEC meeting could be considered as “a substitute to the General Convention”.“For those of you who are in the fray for the party ticket, it is time for you to prove yourself to the party through your performances,” he said.

With regard to the forthcoming Manipur Assembly polls, he said the party would be declaring the names of the NPF candidates in a week’s time.

He also expressed joy that there were two candidates from the Kuki community and another intending candidate from the plain sector.

Dr. Shürhozelie said the party would work hard to see that it garners majority in the hill sector.

Dr. Shürhozelie also informed that the party would be opening an office at Khonsa in Arunachal Pradesh. He however said NPF was not ambitious, but wanted the party to take off when the party leaders were willing to work and organize on a stronger foundation.

On Naga political issue, he reiterated that NPF was supportive for a logical conclusion to the vexed Naga political issue at the earliest.

However, he said since assembly polls were nearing, as a party, they had to be prepared for any eventuality. The meeting was attended NPF and Independent MLAs, CEC members from Nagaland and Manipur.

CEC adopts 5-point resolution The CEC on Tuesday adopted a five-point resolution, wherein the counicl unanimously decided to support the recent NLA resolution, revoking the restriction on Women Reservation Act passed on September 22, 2012 and also to appeal the Central government not to impose ‘Good Governance Day’ on December 25 coinciding with Christmas, the day most revered by the Christian community.

The house also resolved to “fully” endorse the appeal made by chief minister, TR Zeliang, to the leadership of the NSCN (K) in Myanmar recently to renew the ceasefire and enter into a peace process dialogue to pursue peaceful and honourable settlement with both the gov-

ernment of Myanmar and the government of India.

The house also reaffirmed that it would continue to extend its support to the ongoing peace process between NSCN (I-M) and Government of India. CEC reiterates its stand that “Integration is and must be an integral part of the dialogue”, the resolution stated. Lastly, CEC also urged upon the state government to take stringent step to protect the flora and fauna of Nagaland.

The resolution committee include-- Huska Yepthomi, w/president as convener and members-Phushika Aomi, asso. press secy; Z. Tsukhru, v/p; Pusazo Lürüo, v/p; B.P. Hanghuh, g/s; Blaise Iheilung, g/s and R. Lepden, v/p.

KOHIMA, NOV 29 (NPN): After Nagaland Governor P.B. Acharya took his government to task for alleged corruption at various levels, the Naga People’s Front (NPF), the dominant partner in the ruling government, reacted with an unprecedented scathing attack on the Governor at the party’s Central Executive Council (CEC) meeting here Tuesday.

While hitting out at the Governor, the NPF ministers also slammed the BJP, an alliance partner, for blaming the DAN government of corruption. NPF ministers said the Governor had gone beyond his brief in calling the government corrupt.

Nagaland Home minister Y. Patton led the charge by alleging that under the present incumbent, the Raj Bhavan has been turned into a place for RSS, BJP and Heraka. He also hit out at BJP for complaining of “step motherly treatment by NPF”. Patton said BJP legislators were given “good portfolios” in the government and cited that portfolios

given to former parliamentary secretary Mmhonlumo of the BJP, which have been allotted to BJP legislators.

Further he said the state BJP president was also accorded cabinet status.

Nagaland minister of National Highways, Mechanical and Election, Nuklutoshi reiterated that the Governor should act in accordance with laid down rules. Taking a dig at the Governor for making inspection trips to villages where he had raised concern about school children not being given Mid Day Meal Scheme, Nuklutoshi said the Governor should not visit villages uninvited just to find faults.

Also slamming BJP, the minister said it was DAN alliance partner since the past 13 to 14 years and so it was unbecoming of the state BJP to condemn its own alliance government while in Delhi.

He reminded BJP that its own elected members were also in the government.

Nuklutoshi also hit out against what he described as “unrecognised organisations” whose numbers have swelled up and exerting their power. In this regard,

he said that like ACAUT Nagaland, the Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem (MTLT) has been exerting its power by shutting down government offices. He said such organisations should be derecognised.

Civic polls: On the forthcoming Municipal and Town Council elections, Home minister Y. Patton and Forest minister Dr. Nicky Kire urged the party rank and file to ensure overall victory for the party.

Dr Nicky reminded party members that the civic polls would be a litmus test for preparing for the 2018 general elections. Dr. Kire also demanded that the NPF should strongly react against the holding of “Good Governance Day” on December 25 throughout India by the prime minister as it was the sacred day for Christians.

Hornbill: Minister PHE Tokheho Yepthomi pointed out that since statehood day on December 1 was being overlapped with Hornbill Festival, he suggested that celebration begin from December 2 and also to curtail the days for the festival.

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Municipal elections likely by IMFL, drugs worth crores of rupees destroyed first week of Feb 2017: CM

Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 29 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang on Tuesday informed that the Municipal election was likely to be held by first week of February 2017. In this regard, Zeliang asked party workers to start preparing from now. This was contained in a written speech of the chief minister read out by NPF working president Apong Pongener in his absentia at the NPF CEC meet.

He reiterated that granting 33 % women reservation in municipalities was an important step towards women empowerment. He also sought support from various organizations for smooth implementation of women quota through mass awareness campaign and mobilization of public opinion.

Zeliangs’s speech also touched on Naga political issue, which according to him, having opposition-less government provided a greater sense of urgency on the ongoing dialogue.

Though the final solution was yet to see the light of the day, “there have been positive developments during the

last one year beginning with the signing of the Framework agreement by the GoI and the NSCN (I-M) on August 3last year”, he added.

He therefore, urged upon the people to remain united and refrain from negative thinking and unnecessary gossips and speculations but continue to pray to God for the best possible outcome.

Zeliang also mentioned on the performance of the NPF party in Manipur, which bagged four seats in the last assembly election. To continue with the same momentum, he urged the party leadership to be careful and methodical in choosing party candidate.

On 2018 state assembly election, chief minister was of the view that the NPF party will have to fight the election “with a slightly modified support based in many constituencies” “Many of the party candidates although not new, may have to fight the next election under “Cock” symbol for the first time”, he added. Therefore, the chief minister hinted to start the process of some adjustments between the party members (old and new) at the assembly constituency and block levels.

(L) The seized IMFL, drugs and other items and (R) B.S. Nganlang Phom along with Excise officials destroy the seized items. (NP)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, NOV 29 (NPN): Huge cache of assorted Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) and narcotic drugs worth crores of rupees in black market was destroyed at the directorate of commissioner of excise on Tuesday.

The contraband items were seized by District Excise Office, Narcotic Cell, and Mobile Squad during the last ten

months. It included around one lakh bottles and canned beer of assorted liquor, 199102 capsules of Spasmo Proxyvon capsules, 1027 tablets of Nitrosun, 1861 bottles of Elturex cough syrup, and 2080 kgs ganja.

The items were destroyed at the destruction programme witnessed by parliamentary secretary excise and land resources, B.S. Nganlang Phom, civil society members, district

DoSE, PBCA sign MoU for MDM implementation D I M A P U R , N OV 2 9 (NPN): Department of School Education (DoSE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Phom community Development Society (PCDS), a church based NGO under Phom Baptist Church Association (PBBCA), on November 28, 2016 for implementation of the mid-day meal (MDM) programme in Longleng district. The MoU was signed in the presence of state chief secretary Pankaj Kumar. PBCA was represented by PCDS chief functionary Noklu Phom.

This is the second MoU the department has made with an NGO for implementation of MDM on PPP mode. Earlier, in October 2016, the department had signed an MoU with Rev.Dr.Chingmak Chang, secretary of ECS for Tuensang district.

Speaking at the signing event, state chief secre-

(C) Pankaj Kumar along with F.P Solo (R) and Nuklu Phom (L) after signing the MoU.

tary, Pankaj Kumar, lauded the school education department for taking the commendable initiative in making use of the inherent asset of the Nagas in implementation of MDM in Tuensang and Longleng districts.

He pointed out that there were formidable challenges in the implementation of the MDM and there were limitations within the government system in the

delivery of services. However, he said some people with missionary zeal like Rev. Dr. Chingmak Chang and Noklu Phom, there could be a third way of communitisation of government schemes with the involvement of the people.

The chief secretary expressed the confidence that the PPP mode could be a more successful model in bringing more efficiency in the delivery of MDM in

Tuensang and Longleng districts.

He requested Nuklu Phom to explore collaboration with other departments for execution of different programmes and schemes in Longleng district.

In his introductory remarks, the commissioner & secretary school education & SCERT, FP Solo, highlighted about the mid-day meal programme, a centrally sponnsored scheme, and said under the programme, hot cooked meals were to be served to school children upto elementary level in government schools for 220 days in a year.

PCDS chief functionary, Noklu Phom, said PCDS, works with 320 self help groups in areas like horticulture, piggery, fishery, community conservation, community health centre, morung education, micro-financing and communitisation of land use.

administration, church members, media, excise officers and public. At the brief function, District Excise Office, Narcotic Cell, and Mobile Squad gave reports wherein it was revealed that more than 1992 cases (liquor/drugs) were registered in the last ten months from which the department had realized several lakh rupees in fine.

Nganlang lauded the excise personnel for successfully seizing the illegal items and

NH seeks Rajnath’s help for release of UNC leaders D I M A P U R , N OV 2 9 (NPN): Naga Hoho (NH) in a four-page memorandum, urged upon union home minister Rajnath Singh to initiate steps for unconditional release of United Naga Council (UNC) president Gaidon Kamei and information secretary S. Stephen, who were arrested by Manipur police on November 25.

The signatories- NH president P. Chuba Ozukum, general secretary Mutsikhoyo Yhobu and speaker Kenyuseng Tep, also urged Rajnath to ensure that peace and harmony is restored between Nagas and Manipur government to avoid such recurrences.

In the memorandum, NH highlighted the sequence of incidents, that led to the arrest of the two leaders and the reason for imposition of economic blockade

by UNC

putting them out of circulation.

The parliamentary secretary admitted that the task to the fight against liquor/drugs was massive for which, social/mass involvement was required.

He further reminded that it was not the sole responsibility of the excise department to keep a check on contraband/ prohibited items but was a shared responsibility of every Naga to build a better society.

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Truckers urge UNC to relax eco blockade D I M A P U R , N OV 2 9 (NPN): Tr uckers and transporters union of Assam and Nagaland has appealed to the United Naga Council (UNC) to relax the economic blockade it had imposed along National Highway-2 taking into consideration the untold miseries faced by truckers and transporters who were stranded along the highway.

In a letter to the UNC president, the union president Khehuli said the drivers have been going through harrowing times since the imposition of the blockade.

Besides facing problems in the form of season changes, the union said drivers were equally affected by demonetisation as they could not buy food or water with banned currency notes.

The union “fully” appreciated UNC protest,

which it described was genuine and for the greater good of the people and the future generations to come.

The union, however, at the same time, appealed to the UNC to “appreciate the seriousness of our people” as thousands of vehicles along with drivers and their helpers carrying goods for people of the region have been stranded along the highway for the past month.

Maintaining that with the winter holidays approaching everyone was getting themselves ready to have a good time with their family during the Christmas, the union expressed hope that UNC would relax the blockade in the true spirit of humanity and more importantly in consideration as Christians, whose major holiday was Christmas.

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Jacob graces SSUG silver jubilee

Jacob Zhimomi along with SSUG officials.

DIMAPUR: Sumi Students Union Guwahati (SSUG) celebrated its silver jubilee on November 2, at Greenwood Resort Khanapara Guwahati, under the theme “Education and social transformation” with parliamentary secretary of Irrigation and Flood control, Jacob

Zhimomi as chief guest.

Speaking at the programme chief guest in his speech congratulated SSUG for achieving 25 years of existence and also thanked the pioneers for their selfless service rendered for the SSUG. Jacob also encouraged

the students to be patient and dedicate their life to God, if they wanted to achieve success in life. “If you sleep today, you will suffer tomorrow, if you donot sow the seed in the right time you will have nothing to reap tomorrow”, he quoted.

Lamenting on the excess employment and unemployment cases in Nagaland, Zhimomi encouraged the youths not to depend on government job alone but rather to be self dependant by learning various kinds of skill development.

He said that “government is not only the employer in the state” and thereby urged upon the youths to join the private sectors. He also informed about the skill development which has been set up by the state government with a view to eradicate unemployment problem.

Jacob also highlighted the importance to preserve one’s own culture and identity.

Earlier, invocation prayer was pronounced by Sumi Christian fellowship, Guwahati, pastor Kughato Chishi and welcome address was delivered by SSUG president Inaka VikeyeNu Achumi.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, november 30, 2016

IGNOU exams to commence Dec 1

DIMAPUR: Term end examination for December 2016 of Indira Gandhi National Open University would commence from December 1 and conclude on December 29. Under Kohima Regional Centre, 10 exam centres are in Mon, Kiphire, Longleng, Mokokchung, Zunheboto, Tuensang, Dimapur and Kohima. The hall ticket may be downloaded on IGNOU website www.ignou.ac.in.

Examination centres have been instructed to allow students to appear in examination, even if they do not possess the hall ticket but their names exist in the list of examinees for that centre. Students must possess valid identity card issued by the university during the examination.

Separate hall tickets shall be issued to the students of BCA & MCA for term end practicals. For BLISc. (Library Science) students are advised to contact the centre superintendent.

Team Metamorphosis cancels ‘special clarifies on ICDS survey

DAABPF supports clean election NSCN/GPRN (R)

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Area Ao Baptist Pastors’ Fellowship (DAABPF) has appreciated the movement of clean election in Nagaland, whereby various organizations have provided timely leadership and example.

A press note by DAABPF stated that its solidarity with: A) Diezephe Village Council for taking the bold step of deleting all bogus and proxy names from ERoll on May 14, 2016. B) Nagaland Baptist Church Council for launching the Clean Election campaign on July 22 and for forming a state-level Clean Election Core Committee. C) Langpangkong Range Students’ Conference (LKM) for initiating the Clean Election Campaign Committee and launching it officially in September 2016. D) The Editors representing the Newspapers in Nagaland state, for resolving on November 21, to refrain from publishing

any information that contradicts the objectives of Clean Elections in Nagaland and the principle of “one person – one vote.” E) Aoyimti village (Village Council, Church, Lanur Telongjem, Watsu) for the formation of “Aoyimti Clean Election Action Committee” on November 26, 2016. DAABPF also endorses the dedication and tireless effort of Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) in challenging all the Nagas to come together and work for a corrupt-free society.

DAABPF was optimistic that the role model shown by these groups and many others who were also praying and preparing to join the movement would go a long way in bringing transformation in society. It also appeals to the people of Nagaland to join hands and participate to make this dream of Clean Election a reality.

ceasefire IDs’

DIMAPUR: NSCN/ GPRN (Refor mation) through its supervisor ceasefire super visor y b o a r d , I m l o n g nu k s h i Chang has informed the cancellation of “special ceasefire identity card” holders to some of its cadres namely, Thupuveso Keyho Card No. 01, Zaremo Lotha 02, Langkhuh Konyak 04, Changnyi Konyak 10, V. Akhum Sangtam 18, Jack Newmai 20, Yuhong Konyak 32, Kughaho Yeskha 36, N.T.Yamthong 37, Kavishe Zhimo 38, Kuzoveyi Kezo 39, Athong 44, Abel Zing r ü Thuer47, Alo Naga 48, Whuchitu 49, Atoka Yepto 50, Wangpai Konyak 51,Khamhi Konyak 54, P.A.Yamlau 57, Ajiba.T. 58, Alex Tuccu 60.

NSA condemns arrest of UNC president

DIMAPUR: Naga Scholars’ Association (NSA) condemns the arrest of Gaidon Kamei, president of the United Naga Council (UNC) and Stephen Lamkang, the information secretary (UNC) at Pheidinga area of Imphal west district by the Manipur police on November 25 on the pretext of spearheading economic blockade against the state’s plan for creation of Sadar Hills and Jiribam districts

by carving out Naga areas for which the consent of the Nagas was crucial and a necessity. A condemnation note by NSA president, Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan and secretary, Dr. Gideon Shadang stated that the undemocratic manoeuvre of the government of Manipur to create new districts was a retraction of the several Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with the apex Naga civil society groups. NSA

pointed out that this incident is seen as a ploy for usurping the lands of the Nagas and sowing the seed for communalism in the state.

NSA therefore highly condemn the unlawful arrest and demand the state of Manipur for immediate and unconditional release of Gaidon Kamei and Stephen Lamkang and also urge the government of India for intervention for the urgent release of the Naga leaders.

DIMAPUR: Team Metamorphosis has issued a clarification on the survey on ICDS in Wokha district carried out by a conglomerate of various NGOs namely, the North East India Committee On Relief And Development (NEICORD), Public Affairs Committee- Bangalore and the NTF- Nanda Talukdar Foundation- Guwahati and a local NGO Team Metamorphosis.

According to Team Metamorphosis president Thungdemo Kyong , it assigned 14 volunteers to conduct the survey in 14 villages under Wokha Sardar/ block, but has no intention to tarnish the good image of any dedicated officers, who were giving the best services to the people.

The team also clarified that during the survey, the team’s volunteers had executed their assigned task “with all good intention and not with any ulterior motive”.

It also stated that the mode in which the survey was conducted was by taking a Community Score Sheet/ a set of prepared questionnaire where the people have to answer by only responding either Yes or No and that the survey was done on a general percentage.

However, the gen-

eral public or the leaders in some villages were at times not even willing to answer (for any reason which is best known to them). The material was then submitted to NEICORD, who through its local media personnel (media personnel appointed by the NTF through the NEICORD) subsequently handed it over to the Nanda Talukdar Foundation.

T h e r e f o r e, Te a m Metamorphosis said it was not aware of what and how the matter ultimately goes to the various media.

It also clarified that the Metamorphosis members (members of the Core team) after carefully studying the questionnaire found out that many of the queries were irrelevant to Nagaland.

The team also sought apology to Soren Kikon and Pona both CDPO of Wokha and Bhandari, for their dedicated service to the people.

In the light of the above, the team apologize for the implication that might have labelled on the officers and the amount of destruction caused to their good images.

It further assured to give full cooperation to dedicated officers in any possible manner even in the near future.

Revision of electoral roll for Mokokchung municipal council

DIMAPUR: State Election Commissioner has directed the revision of the Electoral Roll for Mokokchung Municipal council by way of Special Revision with reference to January 1, 2016 as the qualifying date: Draft Publication of Electoral Roll on November 25, period for lodging claims

and objection November 26 to December 5, period for disposal of claims and objection on December 6 to 12, period for filling appeal to the respective Appellate Authority on December 13 to 17, disposal of claims and objection by Appellate Authority on December 15 and final publication of

Electoral Roll on December 20.

According to DIPR report, SEC has also directed that no BLOs and supervisors would be appointed for the Special Revision and the applicants and objectors need to individually approach the respective AEROs for their claims and

objections. The Assistant Electoral Registration Officers (AEROs) involved in the Summary Revision of Electoral Rolls for different wards would be as follows:AERO for Alempang, Alongmen, Sungkomen and Tongdentsuyong wards will be T. Lemlila Sangtam, SDO (C), AERO for Di-

news in brief Donors’ consultative meeting: Director general of prison has invited NGOs, churches and well wishers for the 2nd donors’ consultative meeting on November 30 at 11a.m in the prison headquarter. All the concerned organizations and individuals willing to work together for the welfare of the prisoners of Nagaland have been requested to come and join the meeting.

LHD emergency meeting: Lotha Hoho Dimapur (LHD) would be holding an emergency meeting on December 3 at 9 am at Lotha Hoho-Ki Dimapur. LHD chairman Etsungmomo Kikon has informed all the executive members to attend the meeting as various important issues would be discussed in the meeting.

DRFCB social work: Dhansiri River Flood Control Board (DRFCB) would be conducting a mass social work on December 2 from 6 a.m to 8 a.m along the Dhansiri River bank under the theme “Cleanliness drive”. All the colony/village GB’s, chairmen and the concern citizens residing near the river bank have been requested to co-operate on this event.

Media persons informed: Directorate of Information & Public Relations has informed all the media persons to collect media badges, programme and car passes for the forthcoming Hornbill Festival 2016 from the directorate of Information & Public Relations from November 30 during office hour.

TAPWO to hold its 26th general session: The 26th general session of the Tizu Area Public Welfare Organization (TAPWO) is scheduled to be held from December 2-3 at Kizari Village, under Phek District.

10 delegates from all affiliated villages of TAPWO have been invited for the session.

Furhter, an executive meeting of TAPWO would be held on December 2 at 5 pm. All the executive members have been requested to attend the same positively.

CED, old Changsu to conduct VBS: Christian Education Department (CED), Old Changsu village would be conducting winter Vacation Bible School (VBS) from December 5 to 11, to encourage and offer the children to learn Christian education.

All students studying within and outside the village willing to learn the Bible course have been invited to be part of the vacation.

Interested candidates willing to join the Bible study have been informed to send their names to the CNY Director before December 5. The programme would be sponsored

by Sanchio N. Kithan and family.

DC Kohima informs: Deputy Commissioner Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor, IAS has declared plastic free zone at the hornbill festival sites, Kisama and night bazaar area where use of following items would be restricted accordingly: serving food/ beverages in Styrofoam/polystyrene foam plates & cups; plastic cups & cutleries; use of disposable plastic water bottles and use of plastic bags below 40 microns. DC also stated that use of the non-biodegradable materials within the declared plastic free

zone have been restricted for compliance by one and all.

28th ‘World Aids Day’ to be observed at Ungma: NGOs working in the field of HIV/AIDS in collaboration with the Ungma Baptist Church, youth ministry would be observing 28th “World Aids Day: on December 1 at 11 a.m in the Babu-Tzubu Amphitheater, Ungma village. Programme is jointly organized by NMP+, DAPCU, C&SS, CCC, Guardian Angel, MUN, Grace Society Changtongya, and ICTC – IMDH in collaboration with youth ministry, UBC sponsored by NSACS. ERO Kohima notifies: Electoral Registration Officer, Kohima, Kethosituo Sekhose has notified that the list of amendments to the draft electoral roll for the constituency/constituencies of the Kohima municipality has been prepared with reference to January 1, 2016 as the qualifying date and in accordance with the Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001, and the Nagaland Municipal Election Rules, 2003. He also stated that said that the roll together with the said list of amendments has been published and would be available for the inspection at the office.

ADC & ERO Dmu notifies: Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) & Electoral Registration Officer Elizabeth Ngully has notified for public information that the list of amendments to the final electoral roll for the constituency/constituencies of Dimapur municipality have been prepared with reference to January 1, 2016 as the qualifying date and in accordance with the Nagaland Municipal Act 2001 and the Nagaland Municipal Election Rules 2003, made there under. Further, copies of the said roll along with the said list of amendments have been published and would be available for inspection at the office of the Deputy Commissioner & office of the Dimapur Municipal Council from November 30. Meanwhile, a meeting in connection with the proposed conduct of municipal council election under Dimapur district was held in the DC Dimapur conference hall on November 29. Representatives from all the political parties, Naga Women Hoho, GBs Union, Naga Council Dimapur, Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation and Dimapur Municipal Council gave their pledge and agreed to conduct a clean election.

PHH & AAY food grains for Kohima centre: Assistant director Food and Civil Supplies Kohima, Kapenlo Thong has informed to all the FPS village council of Kohima centre that PHH and AAY foodgrains would be released from November 28 onwards between 10 a.m to 3 p.m.

Kohima town FPS on November 28 & 29, sadar villages and Secu circle villages on November 30, Kezocha circle villages on December 2, and Jakha circle villages on December 5. All the concerned FPS/ villages councils have been directed to note the mentioned date and collect their respective quota.

GMS Northpoint Zbto celebrates golden jubilee

DIMAPUR: Government Middle School (GMS), North Point, Zunheboto celebrated its golden jubilee on November 29 with JEO, Zunheboto, Bohoto as special guest.

According to DIPR news, JEO lauded the pioneers who served the school tirelessly amidst untold difficulties in those

days. He said that jubilee celebration was a moment of retrospection and a time to seek blessings for the future and called upon the teachers to be more dedicated and responsible while performing their duties in shaping the future of the students.

Others who spoke on the occasion included

chairman WEC, Ghuhevi Khuju, Luheto Yeptho and pioneer teachers. The program was chaired by GT, Hotopu. Vote of thanks was proposed by member, WEC Atovi Yeptho. As part of 50 years of its existence, the students also undertook an exposure trip to Doyang Hydro Electric Project, Wokha led by teachers.

long, Salangtem, Sangtemla and Penli wards will be Livitoli Sukhalu, EAC, AERO for Arkong, Artang, Majakong, Marepkong and Lijaba Lijem wards will be Daneil Angami, EAC and AERO for Yimyu, Kichutip, Aongza, Kumlong and Mongsenbai wards will be Tongdiba Tongpi EAC.

We the family of Lt Tsorhomo Ngullie rui of Tsungiki Village would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Senthunglo Ngullie, D/o Zanao Ngullie STO and Mhonbeni Ngullie for achieving the accolade of being the first in the family to complete M.Th in Christian Counseling from Seoul Christian University South Korea. May God Bless you abundantly. K-4343 K

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Quest Fulfill School, Purana Bazar, Dimapur celebrated its Annual Talent Night cum Dinner Night on 26th November 2016 at Town Hall - Dimapur.

Chief Guest for the night Mrs. R. Amongla (DEO, Dimapur) emphasized on the relationship between the student and the teacher and also the importance of extra cocurricular activities.

Mr. Mongli Sangtam (Proprietor cum Principal) thanked the parents for their faith and trust and for placing their child's life into their hands.

The School was established in the year 2015 (Nursery, LKG and UKG). In 2016 the school was upgraded to Class-1, in the next academy session i.e 2018 the school will upgraded to Class-2. Subsequently the school will upgrade each year.

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Free health camp concludes

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WEATHER FORECAST November 30

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Sunny and pleasant

28 18

Aizawl

Mostly sunny and beautiful

Guwahati Mostly sunny Imphal

Sunshine and beautiful

Itanagar A passing shower or two

24 11 28 16 24 13 25 13

Shillong

Partial sunshine

19 7

Kohima

A passing shower or two

20 12

Dimapur Partly sunny and pleasant Mkg

A brief shower or two

27 16 22 12

Tuensang Cooler with a shower or two 16 9 Wokha

A shower or two; not as warm 20 15

Zunheboto A brief shower or two

20 10

DHD MS Tungoe along with the doctors and members at DHD OPD complex. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, Nov 29 (NPN): After the threeday long health camp organised in District Hospital Dimapur (DHD), the attending doctors’ analysis indicated steep increase in tobacco-related diseases and ailments in Dimapur.

The camp concluded on Tuesday.

Of 442 patients diagnosed in the camp, more than 100 have been suggested for follow up on biopsy and other related examinations. These included several women who were asked to go for pelvic sonography and breast examinations regularly

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every month after their cycle and annual follow up was advised for oral habit, informed CPAA executive director Neeta More.

More fur ther said about 95 per cent of the patients screened in the camp were found afflicted with various tobacco related ailments. They were advised to go for regular ENT screening with local surgeons.

Most of the women patients were explained about breast cancer which has become an important investigation in India.

They were taught self examination of breast since it has been rated as number one cancer in urban and

rural areas of the country, said More.

She also suggested for more such camps to be organized regularly as nobody has gone through such detailed investigation which included different types of examinations that provided for early cancer detection.

Terming oral cancer as the biggest problem and drain in health ministry, ENT surgeon Dr. Sanjay Ghildiyal said that government does not have funds for this kind of therapy. He therefore suggested that it would be better to create awareness of the ill effects of tobacco and all such products.

The team would also be organizing the camp at circuit house Wednesday starting from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the jawans and nearby residents.

KOHIMA: Four-day medical camp which commenced from November 26 concluded at Naga Hospital Kohima on November 29.

According to DIPR report, in Kohima, a team of five doctors performed surgeries, echocardiologist, ultrasonography and distributed free medicines to the patients.

On the concluding day, Dr. Suparna Nirgudkar M.D (med), consultant physician and intensives and team leaders from Mumbai stated that maximum people were found to be treated with lifestyle disease of diabetes, heart problem and respiratory ailments.

She also said that six (6) surgeries have been performed and more than sixty sonography of abdomen have been detected.

Team leader, Dr. H.S. Palep said, the free medical camps have been organized through the inspiration of the Governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya through the foundation of Dr. Keditsu, local leading gynecologist, initiative from Rotary Club of Bombay North

and Indian National fellowship centre. Altogether hundreds of patients were treated and availed free medicines.

WOKHA: In Wokha, patients from in and around Wokha district have been availing the three-day free medical camp held at Dr. Motsuo, Memorial District Hospital. Five doctors from Mumbai comprising of surgeons, physician and psychiatrist along with 11 doctors from Dr. Motsuo Memorial District Hospital are conducting the medical camp.

Around 700 patients have already availed the free medical camp and more patients are expected to visit the camp which would culminate on November 30. Medical Superintendent Dr. M. M District Hospital has informed that the visiting doctors would be visiting Doyang on November 30 where medical camp would also be conducted there.

Deputy Commissioner, Wokha Wezope Kenye, while thanking the visiting doctors for the yeoman service, have also appealed to all the citizens of the district to make use of the free medical camp and get treated by accomplished group of doctors and surgeons.

‘Son of the Thundercloud’ Book released

A 13-year old boy Isaac releasing Easterine Kire’s book on “Son of the Thundercloud” on Tuesday at Kohima. (NP) Correspondent Ko hima , N OV 2 9 (NPN): Winner of The Hindu Prize 2015 Easterine Kire’s new book called “Son of the Thundercloud” was released by a 13-year old boy, Isaac from Dimapur on November 29, at the ongoing 2nd edition of Bookworm Fest being held at APO building, opposite Oking Hospital in Kohima.

Pastor PowerComm, Jonathan Mesen invoked God’s blessing. Easterine Kire spoke briefly about the new book which she said was an allegory and the purpose of an allegory was to let the readers find out the meaning for themselves.

The Book Worm Fest would continue till December 5 with various books written by renowned Naga writers along with storytelling, children’s activities, conversation with the writers and others.

It may be mentioned that Bookworm Fest was an initiative of like-minded people who had come together with the purpose of “bridging boundaries through literature” with the aim to give space to young writers and aspiring writers.

It was also formed to support and promote local writers, to encourage the habit of reading and love for literature and to give children literary experiences.

NCF Chennai celebrates advent Christmas

DIMAPUR: Naga Christian Fellowship Chennai (NCFC) celebrated Advent Christmas on November 27 at St.Matthias Church with special Christmas group songs from the five main Naga populated areas in the city, Taramani,Tambaram,

Chepauk,Nungambakkam and Maduravoyal.

Speaking on the occasion, NCF Chennai pastor, Wapangtoshi said that Christmas season was the best and the most beautiful season of the year. He also said “if we don’t allow Jesus

to come into our lives the Bible will be just an ordinary book or a piece of paper and the meaning of Christmas will never fulfill”.

Meanwhile, the famous Madras Christian College Choir mesmerized the congregation with two Christ-

mas songs and the NCF Chennai praise and worship team also presented special numbers. Large number of people attended the programme from all walks of life and also enjoyed the delicious Naga cuisine prepared by the NCFC families.

Nagaland governor P.B. Acharya welcomed the advisor to the president of Estomia, Dr. Liia Hanni and her team to Raj Bhavan Kohima on November 29. Governor also presented Naga traditional items to all the team members while the Khiamniungan cultural troop from Tuensang district and the children from Raj Bhavan presented cultural dance and choreography.

ICM celebrates 2nd graduation day

Eastern Nagaland Dobashi’s union conducted one day tour cum seminar under the theme “identity, order and progress” with principal Yingli College, Dr. Henshet Phom and ADC Tamlu, M.Shayung Phom as resource person at DCs conference hall Longleng on November 29.

For cleaner and safer Khonoma

DIMAPUR: Khonoma Rüffüno undertook cleanliness drive on November 23 with the theme “Khonoma for a cleaner, safer and peaceful tomorrow”, jointly carried out by the Khonoma Rüffüno Kohima unit, Khonoma Rüffüno Khonoma unit, Khonoma Students’ Union and Khonoma Youth Organisation.

More than 60 young and old concerned participated in the cleanliness drive that covered all prominent resting places and picnic spots as well as the highway stretching over 20 kms from beyond the village gate to Dzüleke. Sacks of scrapped polythene, wrappers and other wastes were collected and disposed while glass and metal wastes were entrusted to a scrap dealer to be recycled.

Earlier chairing the start-off event, Rajuseto Chasie, president Rüffüno Kohima, introduced the purpose of the drive, while Asi Meyase, a senior villager, led the mass in prayer.

Visier Sanyü Meyasetsu encouraged the gathered to give their best to make Khonoma a serene and peaceful village. Rokohebi Kuotsu, president KSU, then laid out the details of the work ahead.

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green village of India, has continually upheld cleanliness of the environment and protecting its natural habitats and inhabitants. Khonoma welcomes everyone to be

part of this vital initiative to conserve nature. Khonoma further appealed not litter but rather try to maintain the environment as was found in its natural state.

DIMAPUR: Institute of Children Ministry (ICM) celebrated its second graduation on November 29 at Toluvi Baptist Church, graced by the presence of executive secretary CBCC, Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo.

Speaking on the theme “Set Apart,” Dr. Tetseo encouraged the 14 graduating students about the concept of being set apart for the Lord’s ministry. He also encouraged the congregation about the importance of Children Ministry in today’s context. ICM is located at Toluvi Village and is fully sponsored by the Toluvi Baptist Church to which Dr. Tetseo further encouraged the church, and the ICM faculty to carry on the good work for the region in the ministry of our Lord.

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Blockade supporters torch loaded trucks in Manipur

A rally in Noney of Tamenglong demanding release of UNC president and publicity secretary staged on Tuesday.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 29: More than a dozen goods laden trucks were Tuesday damaged after they were attacked by hundreds of economic blockade supporters while proceeding towards Imphal with security escorts along the Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37.

The blockade supporters, who came out in large number, launched the attack when 504 goods loaded trucks leaving Jiribam this early morning started crossing Lukhambi village under Noney police station of Tamenglong district this evening, around 4 pm.

Security reinforcement has been rushed from Im-

phal as the situation was reportedly tense and blockade supporters attempted to torch some of the trucks.

Security forces opened fire in the air in a bid to prevent blockade supporters from causing widespread damages to the goods laden vehicles, reports said.

According to police report, a total of 504 loaded trucks left Jiribam for Imphal early this morning with security escorts provided by personnel of the Manipur Rifles and state IRB. The trucks proceeding Imphal include among others 16 petrol tankers, 27 diesel tankers and 19 bullet tankers (bulk LPG carriers). Blockade supporters attacked the vehicles with stones, sling

shots and other weapons, damaging over 20 vehicles.

Lukhambi is around 75 km from Imphal.

The trucks were attacked around 4 pm after around 19 loaded trucks have crossed the area safely.

With reinforcement from Imphal, state security forces were making efforts to open the road for the trucks to proceed further.

There is no report of any casualty on the part of the agitators.

The attack on the loaded trucks came a day after the 48-hour deadline set by the UNC to release its president Gaidon Kamei and publicity secretary Stephen Sankhui without any condition expired.

Tension mounts up after road accident in Agartala Agartala, Nov 29 (Agencies): Tension continued across Indo-Bangladesh border near Police headquarters at Agartala after a speeding car hit and injured at least eight persons, including a child.

Police seized the vehicle, however, the driver escaped after being beaten up by angry civilians. Three local CPI-M leaders, close aides of MLA Ratan Das, were accused of assaulting the protesters on the road and allowing the driver to run away with the number plate of the vehicle before police reached the spot.

Police said additional de-

ployment has been made in the area immediately after the accident and the civil administration managed to convince local people at around midnight to cease the protest demonstration. According to report, a car was recklessly preceding towards Police Headquarters from Indo-Bangladesh border at late evening. En route the speeding vehicle had hit two motor rickshaws, a motorcycle and another two-wheeler that left at least eight people injured seriously.

The localities sat for road blockade demanding immediate arrest of the driver and action against

the cadres. The CPI-M cadres in the presence of police and Sub Divisional Magistrate have allegedly beaten up the protesters to clear the road. Police did not have any role in controlling the situation rather was concerned to protect the cadres, alleged Gita Majumdar, a resident of the area. The injured persons were shifted to GBP and IGM hospitals soon after the incident.

The protesters alleged that illegal on street parking of a large number of goods carrying heavy vehicles has been causing severe problem to pedestrians’ movement.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL HOME GUARDS & CIVIL DEFENCE NAGALAND, KOHIMA RESULT

NO.HG/ESTT(A)-1/2016 Dated Kohima the 28 Nov. 16 In continuation to this department advertisement vide date 27/10/16, on the basis of the total marks secured in the physical test, written test and oral test, the following candidates are recommended for appointment to the post as mentioned below : Sl. No. Name Recommended to the post of 1 Sinlo Khing Platoon Commander (S.I) 2 Keneingutuo Richard Demonstrator Havildar Waiting List.

1. Keneingutuo Richard - S.I. (in case Sinlo Khing declines the post) 2. Amo H - Demonstrator Havildar (in case Keneingutuo Richard declines the post).

2. The waiting list will be valid for 6 (six) months only from the date of declaration of the result and against this advertised post only.

RUPIN SHARMA, IPS Director General Home Guard & Civil Defence Nagaland, Kohima Issued by : DIPR DC-2651 th

MON : NAGALAND

NO.GA/JUD-08/2016-17/999

NOTICE

Dated, Mon the 24/11/2016

Whereas an application has been submitted by Shri. A. Nyaoba Konyak with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of his brother deceased Late A. Engo Konyak Ex Constable 6th NAP under the establishment of 6th NAP Battalion, Tizit, who expired on 18/04/2016.

Objection are hereby invited from person(s) having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

DP-9775

(W. Honje Konyak) Deputy Commissioner, Mon : Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-935/16

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 25/11/16

Notice is hereby given that Smti. Helon G. Zhimo -VrsSwarai Meru resident of Dimapur Town Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:-

The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 25/12/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Helon G. Zhimo Village /Town Block No. : 3, Patta No. : 1058, Dag No. : 1274, Area : 00B-01K-01 Ls. DP-9732

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Govt-run madrassas in Assam will not be allowed Friday holiday Guwahati, Nov 29 (PTI): Government-run madrassas in Assam will not be allowed to keep their institutions closed on Fridays and during the month of Ramzan as it is against government rules, state Education Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has said.

However, the madrassas in the state will be allowed one-hour break on Friday for prayers.

The minister said there is no law in India which recognises Friday as a holiday.

Making it clear that there cannot be two holidays in a week for madrassas, the minister said that as the teachers get salary for working on Fridays from the government they cannot on their own give unrecognised and unscheduled holidays going against government sanctions.

The state government would soon issue an order for the madrassas to remain open on Fridays as per rules, Sarma said.

“This Friday holiday is not officially recognized.

We will not allow the closure of madrassas on Fridays. We will make provisions for one hour break for jumma namaz’ (Friday prayer) to be offered instead of a day’s holiday for it as there is no official

sanction for this”.

“If the madrassas want a holiday on Friday besides Sunday holiday, they could give a representation to the effect to the state government which will forward it to the Central government for action,” Sarma told reporters on the sidelines of a meeting here today.

Observing that this trend was being observed especially in Lakhimpur, Nagaon and Morigaon districts, he said, “Friday is neither an officially recognised holiday nor is it a government-scheduled holiday. Sunday is the government-scheduled holiday”.

At a press meet here yesterday, the minister had said, “As far as I know, there is no law in India which recognizes Friday as a holiday. No circular was also issued by the Assam government about a Friday holiday. We are not against any religion. We are only enforcing the law”.

On former Congress minister Siddique Ahmed’s comment that the minister’s move was a “communally divisive agenda” and his appeal to Muslims to boycott Sarma’s public meetings, the minister said every religion in India has government -recognised scheduled holidays on days of religious significance.

Manipur Sangai festival to conclude today Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 29: This year edition of the Manipur Sangai Festival that was greatly affected by Centre’s demonetization will be concluded on Wednesday with a grand closing function.

The festival entered its ninth day on Tuesday but failed to attract much crowd compared to previous years. The crowd and the sales of the stalls has been reduced by upto 50% compare with previous year.

According to stall owner at the main venue of the festival, due to lack of changes there had been marked reduction in the sales proceed.

Even as customers wanted to buy goods, they were unable to return change of valid currency when visitor gave Rs

2000 note to purchase items, a stall owner at the festival said.

She expected thing better if the new Rs 500 currency note was made available well ahead, revealing that in the last two or three days, their sale proceed hiked as customers brought new Rs 500 notes which they have no problem in returning changes.

A visitor said that he wished to buy some goods but stall owners were not ready to accept the new Rs 2000 currency.

He had no change because the same were not dispensing in the ATM or at the bank counter citing shortage of low denomination notes. He suggested that it might have been convenient for both visitor and exhibitors if the stalls have the facility of ATM card swap machine.

CHRISTMAS GOSPEL REVIVAL & HEALING FESTIVAL

# 9436830205/09856263869/09774408841 BRING ALL KIND OF SICK PEOPLES BELIEVE IN JESUS CHRIST AND YOU WILL BE HEALED Regd. No. 13376/16 Dt. 13/10/16 By this deed I, the undersigned ATUNUO LINYU previously called NEIKETOUNUO, NEIKETUNUO, ATOUNUO, ATOUNUO LINYU, ATUNUO, NEIKETUNUO ANGAMI, ATUNUO LINYU, a resident of H/No. 4/002 North Field High School Road Kohima, Nagaland solemnly declare: 1. That for and on behalf of myself, wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of NEIKETOUNUO, NEIKETUNUO, ATOUNUO, ATOUNUO LINYU, ATUNUO, NEIKETUNUO ANGAMI, ATUNUO LINYU and in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname ATUNUO LINYU, so that I may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of ATUNUO LINYU. That for the purpose of evidence such my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in proceedings dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of ATUNUO LINYU as my name/ surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname.

2. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular at all times hereafter to designate and address me by such assumed name of / surname of ATUNUO LINYU. 3. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surname of ATUNUO LINYU and affix my signature and seal, if any, this 7th Oct. 2016.

Former Name : NEIKETOUNUO, NEIKETUNUO, ATOUNUO, ATOUNUO LINYU, ATUNUO, NEIKETUNUO ANGAMI, ATUNUO LINYU Name ATUNUO LINYU Address: H/No. 4/002 North Field High School Road Kohima, Nagaland.

K-4332B

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

AFFIDAVIT (CORRECTION OF DATE OF BIRTH) Regd. No. 13420/16 Dt. 14/10/16 I, Shri/Smti/Miss ATUNUO LINYU, S/o/D/o,W/o, Dr. ALWIN LINYU and present resident of H/No. 4/002 North Field High School Road Kohima; Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my correct date of birth is 24.05. 1970 (24th May1970) however, in my important documents i.e. Academic Record and Indian Pass Port date of birth has been inadvertently recorded as 24.05. 1969 (24th May1969) 3. That henceforth, I herewith rectified and corrected the same and declares that my actual/correct date of birth is 24.05. 1970 (24th May1970) for all official and Preferences.

4. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 14th Oct. 2016 DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this th day 14 Oct. 20.16 at Kohima.

Magistrate/ Notary Public K-4332A

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Gopa Chowdhury Deceased, has been filed

by Miss Silpi Chowdhury relation Daughter R/o. Chatteswary Colony to draw her family Pension, Bank Acct, Landed Property etc, who expired on 13.7.16, Covered by Patta No. 798, Dag No. 27/843, Block No. 7.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 29/12/16.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 28 day of 11/16.

DP-9748

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Ever yours Vriez. ________________ Ush,

Celebrate the gift of LIFE given by GOD to you and ENJOY this special day to the fullest...

May God shower his CHOICEST BLESSINGS on YOU...... Wishing you happiness , good health and great year ahead H A P P Y B I R T H D AY DEAREST Love, Eying Moa and Taka. ___________________________

Ashuki (Khetoka) Happy birthday to the most precious person in my life.

May your day be super bright and super special. God Bless

From: Your Ashuki

Government of India Ministry of Home Affairs Bureau of Police Research & Development

Extension of date for submission of research proposals.

The last date for submission of research proposals has been extended to 15.12.2016.

For details please see our website www.bprd.nic.in davp 19117/11/0017/1617

Cost & Time of work (a) Cost : ` 56.84 Lakhs (b) Period of completion : 150 days (c) Earnest money : ` 1,10,300/-

Details of tender documents (a) Cost of tender : ` 1000/(b) Availability : On or after 10 Nov 2016 (c) Submission : Up to 1100 hrs on 30 Nov 2016.

Tender No. 09 of 2016-17 (Re-Tener) Supply and stacking of Stone Metal Different size of Stone Chips and Sand for GSB and WMM work between Km 72.10 to Km 68.400 of K-P-P Road under 89 RCC/15 BRTF Project Sewak in Nagaland State.

Note- Full notice of tender, any change in above details, tender document (including eligibility criteria) and other details may be obtained from BRO Website www.bro.nic.in (link : Tender) or Central Public Procurement Portal www.eprocure.gov.in for any queries, please contact on telephone 0370-2260207.

DAVP 37102/11/0585/1617

EE (Civ), SG SSW For Commander

ANNEXURE ‘E' AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE IN NAME/DEED POLL/SWORN AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. L. Gideon Sema, son of Shri. Lutovi Sema, permanent resident of Diphupar 'B', Dimapur District do hereby state on solemn affirmation and declare as follows : 1. That my true and correct name is L. Gideon Sema.

2. That the initial "L" in my name stands for the name of my father "Lutovi" Sema as mentioned above.

3. That the following names have also been entered in my other official documents a. L. Gideon Sumi in my Bachelor's Degree Certificate, and b. Gideon Sumi in my Aadhar Card, and c. Gideon L. Sumi in my PAN Card.

4. That all the above name are one and the same.

5. That for the purpose of evidencing such determination and for all intent and purposes, I declare that all acts done by me using the names of L. Gideon Sumi, Gideon Sumi and Gideon L. Sumi refers to one and the same name and person. i.e, L. Gideon Sema.

6. That henceforth, I shall be known by the name of L. Gideon Sema and this affidavit shall be used for making necessary corrections/alterations.

I, do hereby, verify and affirm that the statements made in this affidavit are true to my personal knowledge and nothing false has been stated therein.

Deponent Sworn and signed before me on this the 28th day of November, 2016 at Kohima.

Notary Public K-4319

In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

Happy Birthday..

God bless you with loads of love, happiness and Joy for many many years to come. Have a blast n waiting for your treat....

With love and prayers Cousins, aunties..

Esther Koza Office Supervisor. ____________________

Hello Shekhru..

Here comes your special day.

Many happy returns of the day. As you move forward, may our Almighty grants you happiness and success in everything that you are dreaming of. Enjoy your day..

Particular of work

Messenger of God :

Regd. No. 2/99

Dear Nickii,

1. The Commander 15 BRTF, PIN-930 015, C/O 99 APO on behalf of President of India invites tender(s) from the eligible contractors for the following work(s) :-

Divine Harvest & Healing Ministry and All Churches from Chumukedima Area Date : 2nd – 4th December 2016 Time : 3:30 P.M (Everyday) Venue : Local Ground, Chumukedima Town

Rev. Dr. Len. Lindstrom, Canada North America Global Missionary at large Rev. Dr. Alem Meren, Director First Nagamese Gospel Composer & Singer : Rev. Dilip Singh and Group

Dear Kunal Choudhary, Today is a very special day, and we Thank Almighty God, as you are the greatest gift to us.

Our wishes & prayer that you will grow up with knowledge and wisdom of understanding to become a channel of blessing all through the years to come. Happy birthday my cute little son.

With Lots of Love from Dad, Mom and whole family. _________________________

BORDER ROADS ORGANISATION NOTICE INVITING TENDER (NATIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDDING)

Organized by :

DECLARATION

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

The deadline had expired at 4 pm of Monday.

The United Naga Council (UNC) has been imposing the economic blockade on the national highways passing through Naga dominated hill areas of Manipur in protest against Manipur government’s proposed declaration of Sadar Hills and Jiribam as full-fledged revenue districts of the state.

The two UNC leaders arrested by state police on November 25 last were in the police custody and UNC and its constituents have been pressing the state government for unconditional release of the two leaders.

As a part of pressure, protests were staged in front of DC offices in four districts, Senapati, Tamenglong, Chandel and Ukhrul on Monday.

Before today’s attack on the trucks, hundreds of people from Noney and its surrounding areas carried out a rally on the streets along the highway at Noney area.

The rallyists shouted various slogans demanding release of the UNC president and publicity secretary and denouncing the act of the Manipur government.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, november 30, 2016

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Dated: 15th Nov. 2016

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Sealed tenders are invited from the appropriate class of empanelled Civil Contractors under Nagaland University for the under mentioned works.

Earnest Cost of Estimated Sl. Money Tender Completion N/Work Amount No. Deposit document time (`) (`) (`) 1. Construction 1,26,58,600.00 2,53,175.00 2,000.00 18 of (Eighteen) Department months of Commerce Building (First Floor) at NU, Kohima Campus.

Tender documents can be had from the Engineering Section, Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami on working days upto 13th December 2016. Sealed tender should be submitted addressed to the Registrar, Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami on or before 14th December 2016 (upto 2:00 P.M.). The cost of Tender document (non-refundable) is to be deposited through NU Challan. Further, EMD from any Nationalized Bank through Demand Draft/Bankers Cheque and IPO worth `10/- (Rupees Ten) only duly addressed in favour of Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami should also be accompanied along with the Tender. Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason(s), whatsoever.

T. Lanusosang Registrar DC-2653

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, november 30, 2016

PM Modi seeks bank details from BJP MPs, MLAs

NEW DELHI, NOV 29 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi today asked BJP MPs, Ministers and MLAs to submit their bank account statements between November 8, the day he announced the demonetisation, and December 31 to party chief Amit Shah to counter the allegation that he had tipped off people close to him about the impending exercise beforehand. Modi also asserted that he will not allow the country to be weighed down by the burden of black money, in remarks aimed at underlining his commitment to probity in public life and countering opposition’s charge that demonetisation of old highvalue currency notes was politically motivated.

The details have to be submitted on January 1.

In his address at the BJP Parliamentary party meeting, he also rejected the criticism that the bill to amend the Income Tax Act will help turn black money into white and said the new provisions will channel the money “looted from the poor” for their welfare. The Bill passed by the Lok Sabha later in the day.

The amended Act, he said, is a programme for the poor’s welfare from Lok Kalyan Marg, the new name of Race Course road where the Prime Minister’s residence is located. “The amendment is not for turning black money into white but to spend the money looted from the poor

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on their welfare,” he said, adding “I will not allow the country to be weighed down by wads of currency notes (black money).” Modi also sought everybody’s support in his effort to usher in digital and mobile economy, and push the society towards cashless transactions.

Opposition calls the move a farce

Opposition par ties have lambasted the move as meaningless, demanding that Modi ask his legislators to provide details of all bank transactions for six months prior to November 8.

“This is a cosmetic attempt to pull off another PR spin to fool the people of India,” Congress leader Sanjay Jha told IANS. “Why not make public all cash deposits/withdrawals prior to that period? Why isn’t Modi declaring the source of electoral funds of the BJP during 2014 elections,” Jha questioned. Congress leader

Tom Vadakkan wondered why the information was being submitted to BJP President Shah. “The information should come out in the public domain and not just be submitted to Amit Shah,” he said. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi why should BJP MPs and MLAs submit their bank account transaction details only for the postdemonetisation period and not since the NDA government came to power.

“Why only account details from Nov 8? Just 3 weeks. Why not last 2 1/2 years all details ? PM Ji you think you alone are intelligent and the rest are ... ???

After your 21 days of note bandi, the whole country is ghar bandi, so why this farce (sic),” she tweeted.

Aam Aadmi Par ty (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal also criticised the Prime Minister and the BJP President over the move to disclose banking transactions between November 8 and December 31. “So now BJP MP/ MLAs will give their bank details to Amit Shah and he (Amit Shah) will check black money,” the Delhi Chief Minister tweeted.

Janata Dal-United (JD-U) leader and Rajya Sabha Member Ali Anwar told IANS: “First thing, the BJP must give details of the bank transactions prior to November 8.”

Foreign funding: BJP, Cong withdraw appeals from SC NEW DELHI, NOV 29 (PTI): BJP and Congress today withdrew their respective appeals from the Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court verdict holding them prima facie guilty of violating the law on foreign funding. The counsel representing the political parties informed the apex court that in view of the 2010 amendment made in the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), they cannot be held liable for receiving alleged foreign funds in violation of the law. “The petitions are dismissed as withdrawn,” a bench comprising Justices J S Khehar, Arun Mishra and A M Khanwilkar said when senior advocates Shyam Divan and Kapil Sibal, representing BJP and Congress respectively, sought to withdrew the petitions.

Divan said that the 2010 amendment in the FCRA provides that a contribution to a political party is not a foreign contribution if an Indian holds 50 per cent or more shares in that firm. He further said that the Indian subsidiary of a company, registered in foreign country can donate funds and those donations cannot be regarded as foreign contribution in view of the changed law.

Earlier, on November 22, Congress, which had challenged the Delhi HC verdict, sought time from the apex court to clarify the effect of the amendment brought this year to the FCRA in their matter.

Voting for AAP would be a mistake: Navjot Kaur NEW DELHI, NOV 29 (AGENCIES): Asserting that the Congress is the only party which could give Punjab a stable government, Navjot Kaur Sidhu, who joined the Congress on Monday, said voting for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) would be a mistake and would mean promoting the Akali goons.

“The Akali government has led to many governance issues in Punjab, while the BJP has only become a puppet in the state with no voice,” she said.

Targeting the AAP for their lack of leadership in Punjab, Sidhu said she promoted the AAP in pursuit of an ideal platform

Navjot Kaur Sidhu

where intellectual and honest people would come together for the betterment of Punjab. However, it turned out to be the East India Company which wanted to govern Punjab while sitting in Delhi, she added.

“Where is the AAP leadership in Punjab? Who is their CM candidate?

Everything is decided in Delhi, including the decision on ticket allocation. In fact, they have been selling tickets.

Who will save Punjab in such a situation? New faces, possibly commoners who have no knowledge of the Constitution, have been chosen. Is it so simple to run a government that inexperienced and corrupt people will be elected?”

Sidhu asked.

The former BJP MLA from Amritsar (East) alleged that the AAP had been making false promises and fooling the people of

Punjab even before the elections.

“They will curb the drug menace in Punjab within 25 days while their government has failed to curb the drug menace in the capital,” Sidhu concluded.

Navjot Kaur resigned from the BJP in October, less than a month after her husband, cricketer-turnedpolitician Navjot Singh Sidhu, quit the BJP calling it a dictatorship.

Sidhu recently launched a forum, Awaaze-Punjab, wherein he asked like-minded people who wanted to work for Punjab’s interests to come together to defeat the forces which had ruined the state.

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BJP sweeps local bodies polls in Gujarat AHMEDABAD, NOV 29 (PTI): In a shot in the arm for BJP after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s demonetisation move and ahead of Gujarat elections next year, the party swept local bodies elections by capturing 107 seats out of total 123 seats which went for polls in different parts of the state.

Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani hailed the victory as people’s endorsement of Modi’s two recent steps – surgical strikes across the LoC and demonetisation. The party won in two municipalities and one taluka panchayat along with majority seats of various other local bodies on which voting was held on Sunday.

The result were declared today. BJP captured 107 out of total 123 seats which went for polls in different parts of

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the state. Putting a dismal performance ahead of the Assembly polls due next year, the Congress manged to capture only 16 seats in this election. As per the final result declared by the Gujarat State Election Commission, BJP has registered victory in Vapi municipality of Valsad district by capturing 41 out of total 44 seats.

Only three seats went to Congress. Vapi municipality was earlier held by BJP. Similarly, BJP made a near clean sweep in the polls to Kanakpur-Kansad municipality of Surat, where it captured 27 out of 28 seats, leaving only one to Congress. It was also held by BJP earlier.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 354 Dimapur, Wednesday, November 30, 2016

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here is no doubt, that prime minister Narendra Modi is a man of action and the BJP has a leader who would translate the long cherished dreams of the BJP/RSS to transform India into one culture, one law and one nation. The sinews of pluralism have been over stretched by recent major decisions taken by the government which have spread uncertainty among various minority communities. Leaving aside the allegations made against Modi that his oratorical skills over politics of rhetoric and grand event management were deflections; what has attracted attention were ideas that sought to glorify the past under the pretext of patriotic nationalism in order to over ride concerns.

One proposal was for implementation of Vedic mathematics in the school curriculum to enhance the dominion of the Hindu ideology, roughly termed as Hindutva. The other was renaming of Teacher’s Day as Guru Utsav despite much criticism. These ensure the linguistic dominance of the language in a country where almost 25% of the population speak Dravidian languages. Of religious minorities, Christians are being slighted more than others. The government has fixed observance of Chief Justices’ Day on Good Friday, the most important event in Christian calendar. The government has gone further in making Christmas, December 25 as “Good Governance Day”. The onslaught on religious communities also took on the form of a proposal to end all influences from the socio-economic lives of the respective communities by way of throwing up discussion on Uniform Civil Code(UCC). The government may be partly right in trying to justify its move against biasness in the religious practices of some community such as Muslim divorce laws and legality of Christian marriage and divorce. However, as the agenda for one nation one law has affected religious minorities, those affected are asking the government why the Hindu Undivided Family benefits are not extended to Christians and Muslims?

When union Venkaiah Naidu said religious laws should not be there in India, then what is Hindu Undivided Family, what is Hindu Marriage Act, Hindu Succession Act? Unless these are looked into, the plea of a UCC would be looked with deep suspicion. Promotion of Hindi is constitutionally valid and no one will object to making it truly a national language. However, making it compulsory for official communication would greatly disadvantage many other non-Hindi speaking states. To move into a one nation one tax, the government has succeeded in pushing through the GST Bill which becomes a law. The bill will also stray into areas that have so far, as in the case with Nagaland, been under the purview of the various village authorities.

Again, in the case of Nagaland, the GST would veer away in the opposite direction from the guarantees given under the 16-Point Agreement with regard to financial assistance. The disbandment of Planning Commission will be detrimental for Nagaland and other north eastern states. Though the reason for disbandment is rational, yet for these states the NITI Aayog has only replaced special fund assistance with devolution of taxes and fostering involvement and participation of states. The idea of having one nation, through one language, one culture and religion is not what India, in theory, stands for. In practice, however, it’s just the opposite, when agendas that polarise communities along various lines is a treatment that is worse than the cure.

DailyDevotion

The Supremacy of Jesus Christ

He will glorify Me… —John 16:14 The holiness movements of today have none of the rugged reality of the New Testament about them. There is nothing about them that needs the death of Jesus Christ.

All that is required is a pious atmosphere, prayer, and devotion. This type of experience is not supernatural nor miraculous. It did not cost the sufferings of God, nor is it stained with “the blood of the Lamb” (Revelation 12:11).

It is not marked or sealed by the Holy Spirit as being genuine, and it has no visual sign that causes people to exclaim with awe and wonder, “That is the work of God Almighty!” Yet the New Testament is about the work of God and nothing else.

The New Testament example of the Christian experience is that of a personal, passionate devotion to the Person of Jesus Christ. Every other kind of so-called Christian experience is detached from the Person of Jesus. There is no regeneration— no being born again into the kingdom in which Christ lives and reigns supreme. There is only the idea that He is our pattern. In the New Testament Jesus Christ is the Savior long before He is the pattern. Today He is being portrayed as the figurehead of a religion— a mere example. He is that, but He is infinitely more. He is salvation itself; He is the gospel of God! Jesus said, “…when He, the Spirit of truth, has come,…

He will glorify Me…” (John 16:13-14). When I commit myself to the revealed truth of the New Testament, I receive from God the gift of the Holy Spirit, who then begins interpreting to me what Jesus did. The Spirit of God does in me internally all that Jesus Christ did for me externally.

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Man’s greatest blunder has been in trying to make peace with the skies instead of making peace with his neighbors. ~ Elbert Hubbard

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Post-mortem Water cannon for teachers’ salary Employee’s views on demonetization

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ecent events in the state educational field and the teachers’ agitation demanding regular monthly salary speaks of serious unhealthy growth in the system. Who is responsible? Teachers have no right to break law. State government too has no right to deny legally payable salary to working teachers. It has been taught in the physics class that every action has equaled and opposite reaction. Teachers and children being welcomed by water cannon and the state police in full riot gear is not an ideal picture for the young student. Children are keen observers. They look upon their teachers as epitome of all that is good. Teachers are their heroes.

If they do not see their teachers in good light, they will lose faith in schooling. A starving teacher cannot impart quality education, nor can attract quality teachers.

Teachers guide students through their most formative years. The purpose of education is to produce productive citizens. Schools produce future politicians, missionaries, scientists, engineers, doctors, lawyers, army generals, corporate leaders, judges, administrators and journalists. Hence, the school has tremendous societal responsibilities.

Education is about learning to learn. Change requires learning.

Education is therefore, the main instrument for a state to achieve progress.

The standard of teaching is fast going down-hill. Nagaland has large percentage of poorly literate population. Almost all the schools in the state do not have access to safe drinking water, sanitation and basic medical care. Most of the local government school children are under-nourished and most of the government schools are run by proxy teachers or one teacher for every two classes. Most of the village schools do not have proper roof, doors and windows and often used as night shelters for cows. Development has slowed down. Nagaland has the highest reservation percentage in jobs in India and has become the only state where merit is of secondary importance. Chauvinism based on tribes, religion, region and language has become the norm rather than the exception. We have created an electoral politics to keep people poor, helpless and illiterate. The chasm between the haves and the have not’s has been increased. Educated Nagas are deserting Nagaland in search of livelihood elsewhere. Misguided and misunderstood notions of capitalism and empty slogans have been the stable food of our political masters. If you have the benefit of a quality education, you are among the few blessed ones in such a Nagaland.

Our leaders have brought the state to a deplorable stage in the fifty plus years of statehood. Are the state run schools producing good enough students who can face the competitive world out-

side? We are depriving younger generations their freedom from hunger, disease and illiteracy. We must create a civilized society where every child has health care and education, a society where duties come before rights and where each generation makes sacrifices to make life better for the next generation. Of course, there are exceptions amongst our politicians, but those are rare indeed.

Unfortunately in Nagaland, we discuss and debate and thereby resolve for betterment but consequently do not act at all. Over the years, the stifling bureaucracies along with their political masters and their excessive control over school education have impeded their progress.

Mahatma Gandhi’s dream of wiping the tears of every poor man and woman in this country was tearfully treasured in the mind of Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of independent India. Nehru’s pet theme was to create a pool of knowledge so essential for any modern nationstate. He laid the foundation for the knowledge industry in India.

He believed that knowledge and scholarship would play a big role in the emancipation of the people of India. First he introduced compulsory primary education all over the country and directed that no child should walk more than one kilometer to attend his or her school. He, next created several institutes of higher learning of international standard – the Indian Institute of Technology (IITs), the Indian Institute of Management (IIMs), the BHABHA Atomic Research Centre (BARC) and the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS). Today, the backbone of engineering and managerial talent in India comes from these pools.

The entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley, contribution to leading academic institutions across the world and to the pool of corporate talent in the USA comes from IIT, IIM and AIIMS. The dream of making India a significant player in the global software industry could not have been possible without Nehru’s vision.

Nagaland is home to the largest percentage of below average educated persons. Think of a non Naga labourer or a poor rickshaw puller earning livelihood in Nagaland. He knows how to operate ATM and use electronic money transfer options to send money to his family back home.

ATM does not discriminate him like the cash clerk at the Bank counter. Technology is a great leveler. This speaks volumes on academic quality in Nagaland.

Think of how many young boys and girls are making it to IITs, IIMs, AIIMS and the All India Civil Services. Thousands of young people with degrees in the arts and humanities and engineering graduates are unemployed, pointing to the serious failure of the state higher education system.

They are not competitive outside the state.

The quality of knowledge

imparted in the Primary and Secondary schools needs urgent review, since the secondary education is the input channel for higher education. The low quality of education across the state schools has significantly affected a large number of students. It is seen that most of the students from the government primary schools cannot read a simple paragraph properly and even student in the 1V grade cannot handle the first level of arithmetic.

Weak education system in the government schools have resulted in the growth of private schools across the state. But how many poor families can afford to send their children to such costly schools. However, private schools run better than the state run schools. They are efficiently run with lower unit cost per student as compared to state schools.

The students from private schools score higher on verbal and mathematics examinations than their peers in the state schools. Will the scores help them to crack any competition away from the home state?

Let us look at the job oriented schools in the state. We have several Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs). How many successful trainees from these institutes are earning their livelihood in the service sector? They are suppose to run the service sector like Mobile and TV repairing, Fan and Washing machine servicing, Motor and Two-wheeler mechanics, Furniture making, Black smithy, Plumber, Electrician etc.

These essential services are highly in demand today.

State government has a time bound responsibility. Schools and academic institutions should be given certain amount of freedom – freedom to recruit teachers on merit and quality, school to decide intake of students against faculty, syllabi and freedom to interact with scholars with an aim for growth and plan to adopt according to changing environment. Government must ensure timely payment of teachers’ salary, scholarships to students and ensure that all text books are available before the school session starts. Banking facilities within the campus of schools and colleges can be introduced to facilitate easy transaction of fees by the parents and scholarships by the students. We must let competitions drive progress in schools through greater transparency and accountability.

State government must have the courage to face the truth; no matter how bitter it is, if we want to help the future of our young students. We have to take tough measures which will benefit the whole society but which maybe unpleasant for some of us. Honest, sincere, hard working and meritorious teachers must be rewarded. “You shall not muzzle an ox when it is treading out the grain and the labourers deserve his wages,” says the Bible.

Mapu Jamir (IAS Retd.)

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t the outset let me make one thing clear here. I am not writing this from the prospective of an economist or a political analyst. I am simply sharing my own experiences as a common man of this country. The demonetization move made by the Prime Minister has brought almost all the political rivals our country together and all of a sudden made them to realize the hardships faced by the public.

It is true that public are put to face hardships and even the country has witnessed few unfortunate deaths because of demonetization. At the same time we should not forget that many of those deaths occurred due to inhuman acts of few organizations and individuals. Govt. has given enough time to make deposits in bank accounts and private hospitals and other essential service providers allowing people to die at the emergency situation was fully unethical.

Many people accept demonetization as a good measure but blame the Govt. for the poor preparedness. The present move of demonetization is a war on black money and utmost secrecy was required. Any hint leaked out to the corrupt officers would have jeopardized the very basic intention of the act. We all know that today many corrupt bureaucrats are guiding the politicians in corrupt practices. The number of Vigilance Enquiries going on against senior officers in our country will make it clear in what dangerous situation our country is. Just go through an official report given by the Govt. of India in 2013.

“As per information provided by the CBI, 65 cases (RCs & PEs) are pending under investigation/ enquiries against 19 IAS, 01 IPS & 67 other Allied Central services personnel as on 31.10.2013. Besides the above, 180 cases are pending under trial against 154 IAS, 15 IPS & 102 other Allied Central services personnel. 24 IAS, 07 IPS & 16 other Allied Central services personnel have been convicted during the last three years i.e. 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013 (upto 31.10.2013). ” Do you think the Govt. could make a perfect plane to avoid inconveniences to the people when such type of people runs the day to day affairs of the Govt.? The inconveniences and hardships faced due to poor preparations of the Govt. were unavoidable as the entire plane was kept within very few at the top level of the Govt.

People ask about nearly one hundred deaths occurred due to demonetization. Why do we forget about thousands and thousands of farmers committing suicides and at the same time the rulers of the states constructing 1 lakh sq feet homes spending more than 38 crores and undertaking foreign trips in charted flights? Should we forget about ministers responsible to look after the famers were busy with looking after Cricket affairs when thousands of farmers were committing suicide?

Should we forget about the number of poor people killed by the WB police while trying to acquire land for a private concern during the Communist regime? The present WB Chief Minister is too much

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he over excited speculation frame of mind and lofty claims made by one Dr. Hokishe Yeptho who joined hand with Khehoi campers may recall the manner in which the so called unification group was formed.

The so called Unification Camp was formed at midnight with the stolen arms and ammunition, documents, vehicle and even church generator from the NSCN. Thus so called unification group is an added faction to the already mushrooming Naga factions, a menace to the common people. They claimed for peace and unity but always talking about divisionism- Nagas of Myanmar, Nagas of Manipur, Nagas of Assam, Nagas of Arunachal Pradesh and Nagas of Nagaland clearly signifies nothing but to propagate and instil hatred, division, disunity among the Nagas.

The so called unification is the brain child of S.C. Jamir who always stood against and to uproot the very foundation of Naga Political aspiration and thereby to disrupt the current peace talks between

the Government of India and the NSCN representing the Naga people. The leader of the so called unification campers Kitovi Zhimomi is nothing but the loud speaker always ready to implement the diabolic policies of his political master behind the screen.

It is very unfortunate that such learned and experienced person like Dr. Hokishe had failed or never try to understand the present political scenario put in place to the Naga people. The wild allegation of NSCN dropping sovereignty and integration in the current political talks is completely baseless. The frame work agreement of August 3rd 2015 clearly recognised “sovereignty and integration as legitimate rights of the Nagas”. The frame work agreement also acknowledged the importance about shared sovereignty of two equal entities basing on the mutual trust for peaceful co-existence. The sovereignty of the Naga and the sovereignty of India lie with their own people. Thus the NSCN never failed to reach

out to the Naga people on the Naga political position right from the start of Indo-Naga peace talks through various public forums and consultative meetings with various tribal Hohos. Criticising for the sake of criticism will lead you to nowhere but misleading the common people is undesirable and dangerous which NSCN strongly condemn such motive.

It is also classified for your doubted mind about the signing of frame work agreement by our beloved leader late Isak Chishi Swu. It is true that he was kept in ICU and monitor round the clock as his health condition deteriorated. Naga people from all walks of life prayed for his early recovery. God in Nagas is a living God. God answered their prayer. At that point of time his health drastically improved; he was able to walk on his own and talk, that was a miracle of God of Nagas. Thereafter he signed the August 3rd frame work agreement, for any clarification, video clippings, photos are available. It is for like you pessimist (Dr. Hokishe) to

put to rest and for all rumours that Mrs. Eustar Chishi Swu had already clarified that the frame work agreement was signed by Isak Chishi Swu himself on his own will. It is wild allegation which is totally uncalled for. Your speech and write up is self explanatory that you are a man who proclaims truth but a leader devoid of truth.

The NSCN once again assure the Naga people that our future is secured under the framework agreement which is the basis for the final solution is inclusive and honourable to both the parties.

There will be neither piece meals solution nor two solutions. Frame work agreement recognises Naga integration as legitimate rights and a road map is being worked out to materialise it through democratic process. We are on the verge of conclusion very soon. In such given favourable situation for the Nagas, it is unwise to create confusion, divisionism, tribalism and hatred among the Nagas.

MIP, Hebron

worried about the inconveniences caused by the people standing in ATM ques. Does she remember the number of Bandhs she called during her political career and about the sufferings faced my lakhs and lakhs of long distance train commuters because her bandh calls?

Let me now come to few issue related to of black money and the common man. There are nearly 184 Private medical colleges in India and each college has an average intake of 100 seats. So there are nearly 18400 MBBS seats are at the desecration of the managements. I personally know that the rate of one MBBS seat in a particular medical college at Chennai is 80 lakhs and the minimum rate at many other colleges is 50 – 60 lakhs. Not single rupees of this capitation fee are accountable; neither at the receiving end nor at the giving end. Do you think a person spending such huge amount of money for his education will do social service when he comes to practice? He will definitely recover the amount with interest from the common man by prescribing Ultra Scan, Doppler Scan etc for common headache and also performing unnecessary surgeries. The above is only about Medical Colleges. You can think of the same about other types of higher institutions as well.

Majority of the private educational institutions, hospitals, business establishments etc in our country maintain multiple account books and software’s. One for the customers and one for the Govt. Few years back I visited a medical specialist in Chennai. He charged Rs.1000/-(one thousand) as consultation fee’ but No receipts & No records. He sees nearly 30 to 60 patients in a day. Just calculate his unaccounted income. The worst part in the above case is that those serving in the above organizations are always underpaid and treated as slaves. Another issue in this aspect is private institutions paying less than half of the amount to the employees they show as salary to the Govt. The helpless employees simply obey their masters and sign at the dotted lines. Now the employees can no more do it because they will have to be accountable to the Govt once the entire money transactions comes under scrutiny.

How will an employee pay tax for the amount he doesn’t receive?

I am not saying that demonetization will completely wipe out black money. But Our PM has made it clear that basic idea behind the Govt.’s move is to bring the entire money flow accountable. I am confident that digital money will solve many such issues. We could feel the change in the life of people when that takes place. Govt. has nothing against those earning legally and paying taxes honestly.

So I don’t think there is a need for the common man to get panic. We are enjoying the fruits of sacrifices made by millions of patriotic people but unfortunately we have become too much self-centered.

We do not wish to think beyond our today’s life. Let us be ready to do few sacrifices for the betterment of our future generation.

Nellayappan B, Bhandari

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Strengthen cyber security

Sir,

As we move towards a cashless or a “less-cash” society just as we are instructed to, I on behalf of all citizens would like to appeal to the government to strengthen the cyber security of the country. The people should feel protected and assured that their transactions through plastic currency is not abused by any individual or group. There is a reason why most of us have not heard about the National Cyber Security Policy of India. Well, it is still yet to, but has to, reach to every bend and to every corner of the country to out manoeuvre the now unconscious tendency of the people to hide away their plastic cards even to their friends or relatives that developed over a period of time. Surely! There are the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-in) or the Cyber Crime Co-ordination Centre. But, can every citizen of the country be able to reach out to them? Fraudsters can use simple phone calls or text messages to lure unimaginable number of people into their gins.

Why can’t we have a mechanism as simple as that where we can easily complain or redirect suspicious calls-considering the denied fact that there are a lot of people caught up in the cyber world who cannot use the internet to reach to the online portals.

We have been through a lot of losses on scams and we will go through a lot more of them- unless the pace of strengthening cyber security outruns the pace at which the society is moving to the new era.

Motsuthung Yanthan

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

Parliament logjam continues NEW DELHI, NOV 29 (IANS): The logjam in both houses of Parliament continued for the ninth consecutive day on Tuesday over demonetisation, as the Lok Sabha passed amid opposition protest an income tax amendment bill to facilitate levy of 60 per cent tax on undisclosed income.

While opposition members in the Rajya Sabha insisted on Prime Minister Narendra Mod’s presence, the opposition in the Lok Sabha stuck to its demand for a discussion under the rule governing an adjournment motion which entails voting.

In the Lok Sabha, the Taxation Laws (Second Amendment) Bill, 2016, was passed as the opposition protested and raised slogans against the government.

According to the Bill, the declarant will have to pay a tax of 60 per cent and an additional surcharge of 25 per cent of the tax (i.e. 15 per cent of income), resulting in a total tax component of 75 per cent.

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, while moving the bill for consideration

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and passing, called it one of the steps by the Centre to curb black money.

However, the opposition members insisted that the lower house first take up a debate on demonetisation under the rule pertaining to an adjournment motion, and the bill be taken up thereafter.

Earlier in the day, the Lok Sabha was disrupted repeatedly as opposition members created ruckus over the fiscal chaos following the November 8 demonetisation.

The first adjournment came soon after the house met at 11 a.m. when Speaker Sumitra Mahajan’s attempts to run the Question Hour failed. The house was first adjourned till 11.30 a.m, then till noon followed by another adjournment till 2 p.m.

The scene was no different post lunch and the house was adjourned till 2.30 p.m.

At 2.30 p.m., as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley moved the Income Tax (Second Amendment) Bill, 2016 for consideration and passing, opposition members

objected. Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said the debate on demonetisation should be taken up first.

Trinamool Congress leader Sudip Bandyopadhyay suggested clubbing debate on the bill and demonetisation together, which the Speaker denied.

Members also complained that they were not able to move amendments as certain amendments needed President Pranab Mukherjee’s assent.

Amendments to a bill that may relate to drawing money from the Consolidated Fund of India need President’s approval.

As opposition members protested, Mahajan said the bill should have been debated but since the house was not in order it could not be.

Amid the ruckus, the bill was passed by a voice vote, and the house was adjourned for the day.

The Rajya Sabha too saw quick adjournments as the opposition insisted on the presence of Modi, alleging the upper house was sought to be bypassed.

As the upper house met

at 11 a.m., Bahujan Samaj Party leader Mayawati demanded Modi’s presence.

Amid the ruckus and loud protests, the Rajya Sabha was adjourned till noon.

When the house met at noon, Chairman Hamid Ansari called for the Question Hour but one of the opposition members tried to raise a point of order which the Chair disallowed.

Thereafter, the opposition started raising slogans such as ‘Pradhan Mantri sadan mein aao (Prime Minister come to the house)”. The treasury benches countered it with slogans in Modi’s favour.

The opposition members trooped near the Chairman’s podium, raising slogans against Modi. Amid the ruckus, the Chairman adjourned the house till 2 p.m.

When the House reassembled at 2 p.m., Samajwadi Party leader Naresh Agrawal said the Rajya Sabha’s importance was being undermined by the government as it was changing the nature of bills to avoid the need for the upper house’s nod.

AIADMK rubbishes 2 terror attacks in Jammu; 7 Only 4 militants DMK’s ‘nonarmymen, 6 terrorists killed entered Pathakot functional’ barb JAMMU, NOV 29 (PTI): Seven army person- airbase: Govt C H E N NA I , N OV 2 9 (PTI): AIADMK today ridiculed arch rival DMK’s oft repeated claim that Tamil Nadu government is “non-functional”, asserting that the state machinery is functioning without any slump in work.

“All kinds of government work is going on sans any lag negating leader of opposition MK Stalin’s claim that government machinery has come to a standstill,” AIADMK said adding such work has made people feel that the DMK leader’s claim was a “blatant lie,” and a “wanton propaganda.”

Hitting out at DMK, AIADMK’s mouthpiece ‘Dr Namadhu MGR’ said the pace of administrative work has been stepped up in the state and a string of development activities were on.

It listed several review meetings of state ministers and inspection of ongoing works “on the directive of Chief Minister Jayalalithaa,” to buttress its point.

Jammu region was rocked by two terror attacks today in which 7 army personnel, including two Major-rank officers, were killed and eight other securitymen, including a BSF DIG, were injured, before six heavily-armed terrorists were eliminated in the separate fierce encounters.

In one incident, a group of heavily-armed terrorists in police uniform stormed an army unit in Nagrota, about three kms from the Corps headquarters on the outskirts of Jammu city this morning, triggering an intense gunbattle that lasted for hours.

NTIEF to boycott World AIDS Day DIMAPUR: To protest against non-payment of backlog salary for four months (December 2015 to March 2016), the Nagaland Targeted Intervention Employees forum (NTIEF) has decided to boycott the observation of World AIDS Day on December 1. In this regard, NTIEF president Vikholie Yiese, convenor Gwabinlo Seb and general secretary Imlinaro Longkumer in a press statement directed all its members not to attend in the World AIDS Day observation programme in their respective district.

The forum has also threatened to intensify its protest by taking various stringent measures on the failure of the government to release the backlog salary at the earliest.

IMFL, drugs worth crores Gov, BJP get flak from NPF at CEC meet of rupees destroyed

(From p-1) Nganlang, on the occasion also said that NLTP Act of 1989 was not a panacea for all evils despite its noble intent. To this end, the parliamentary viewed that the Act was “more or less a failure” with regards to its implementation.

He however, maintained that the excise department was doing its best to keep banned liquor/substances out of circulation in Nagaland despite limited resources, equipments and limited manpower. .

Commissioner of excise Tarep Imchen (NCS) also spoke on the occasion wherein he appreciated the efforts of his officers and appealed to the chief guest to look into the grievances of the department.

Earlier, dy commissioner of excise Imkong K. Jamir chaired the function. Invocation was pronounced by senior pastor Sumi Baptist Church Dimapur Reverend.

S. Vitoshe Swu.

(From p-1) O n a p p o i n t m e n t s, Tokheho opined that members should limit their range in view of excess number of employees of 1.27 lakh and another 16,000 work charged employees. He also said it was difficult to make people understand that the state spent a huge chunk of annual plan on salaries and leaving hardly anything for development.

The minister also urged legislators to maintain limited number of PS as there were too many unofficial PSs, causing disturbance on government officials. Tokheho also expressed reservations about

promises by central leaders in solving the Naga political issue. He said irrespective of whether central leaders appreciate the “uniqueness of the Nagas or not” Nagas have their history and urged members not to get too emotional with such praises.

If central leaders were sincere in solving the Naga issue, Tokheho said they should not have recognised so many factions when the centre had signed cease fire agreement only with NSCN (I-M), NSCN (K) and NNC. Tokheho said he was not convinced

by the centre in handling the issue since today there are nine factions in total.

Therefore, he said, instead of praising Naga uniqueness, the government of India should enable early solution. Veteran legislator, G. Kaito Aye expressed unhappiness at the divisive references – “Dimapur group” or “Kohima group”while referring to two groups that arose during leadership tussle in 2015. Kaito said he thought that the past was forgotten and total reconciliation achieved without any

nel, including two officers, were killed in this attack before three terrorists were killed in an armed standoff which also involved a hostage-like situation with 12 soldiers, two ladies and two children being held captive. All were rescued, army spokesman said.

Three terrorists were gunned down by BSF in Ramgarh area of Samba near the International Border after an encounter that lasted several hours and was followed by intense cross-border firing by Pakistani troops. Four security personnel, including BSF DIG, were injured in this incident.

conditions and for which his colleagues assured to work with the party government. He requested that in the name of reconciliation the past should not be kept alive and that party revoke suspension on former chief minister and Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio and former minister & MLA, Imkong L. Imchen. Those who also spoke included R&B minister Vikheho Swu, RD minister C.L.John, parliamentary secretary Neiba Kronu, advisors Thongwang and S.I. Jamir.

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NEW DELHI, NOV 29 (PTI): Putting to end speculation about the number of terrorists involved in Pathankot attack, the government today made it clear that only four militants had entered the airforce station to carry out the strike that left eight people dead.

Minister of State for Home Hansraj Gangaram Ahir said “four Pakistanbased terrorists” had carried out the January 2 attack.

“Four Pakistan-based terrorists entered Punjab via Janial road, Dhusi turn, near Ravi river bridge, Gulpur Simli village - Akalgarh and attacked airforce station in Pathankot,” he said in a written reply to a question by Congress MP Ravneet Singh, grandson of slain Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh.

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In a separate reply, the minister said that the government has not yet decided on granting relaxation of sourcing condition in the single brand retail sector to three companies.

“Only 3 companies have sought relaxation of sourcing condition. No decision has been taken by the government in this regard,” Sitharaman said, without disclosing the names of the companies concerned.

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vent accumulation of fresh black money is that direct tax levels in India should be brought down, Godrej added.

“Whenever taxes are high, people try to avoid them. If taxes are reasonable and modest, then people don’t deal in black money. CII (Confederation of Indian Industry) has recommended that corporate tax level in India should be brought down to 17 per cent,” he said.

He is of the view that corruption would be dependent entirely on controls the government keeps. “ C o n t r o l s a lway s work negatively and it makes business difficult to conduct. So, if the government removes government controls from a lot of fields, corruption will come down a lot. That will not only help allow corruption come down, help economic growth because controls go against economic growth,” Godrej, a former CII president, said.

“For everything in India, you need permission from this, permission from that. They should be made automatic and rules should be laid down. If you break the rules, you should be prosecuted”.

fact that Chinese exports to India rely strongly on manufactured items to meet the demand of fast expanding sectors like telecom and power,” she said.

She also said that as India and China are both members of the World Trade Organisation, any trade restrictions imposed requires to be WTO compliant. No blanket ban can be imposed on China, or any other member country, under the WTO framework, she said.

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Hyderabad, Nov 29 (PTI): Noted industrialist Adi Godrej today called for “reasonable and modest” tax rates as an effective way to prevent creation of black money and pitched for a rule-based automatic approval mechanism to fight graft.

The government controls in business, he said, breed corruption and this can be tackled by doing away with the practice of seeking permission at every step.

In an interview to PTI, the chairman of the Godrej Group made a strong case for bringing down direct and corporate taxes to reasonable and modest levels to boost compliance.

Backing the government’s demonetisation move, he said it should be good from medium to longterm point of view.

He said further: “Clearly, it will be a lesson for people, it will lead to more probity in future and I think in the middle to long-term, it will be good.

I don’t think it will fully eliminate black money, but it will clearly add to people avoiding black transactions in future.”

One of the things that need to be done to pre-

New Delhi, Nov 29 (IANS): India’s trade deficit with China rose to $52.69 billion in 2015-16, from $48.48 billion in the year before, Parliament was informed on Monday.

Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told the Lok Sabha in a written reply that during the AprilSeptember period of the current fiscal, the deficit stood at $25.22 billion.

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bill could not be discussed before the debate on demonetisation as the measure was a follow up of the note ban decision.

Congress leader in the Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and TMC’s Sudip Bandhopadhyay said the two -- Adjournment Motion on demonetisation and the Income Tax Amendment Bill can be discussed together as the issues were similar.

Saugat Roy (TMC) said since Jaitley yesterday introduced the Bill “surreptiously” and “stealthily” amid din, the opposition did not get a chance to oppose its introduction as per rules.

not have the cash needed to complete purchases, and there have been reports of supply chains being disrupted and farmers unable to buy seeds and fertiliser for the sowing season.

“Time spent queueing in banks is also likely to have affected general productivity.

The impact on GDP growth will increase the longer the disruption continues,” Fitch said, adding the mediumterm effect of the currency withdrawal on GDP growth is uncertain, but is unlikely to be large.

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ately. Though she wanted a debate, she said “it is impossible” because of the behaviour of the opposition members.

She also disallowed some amendments moved by opposition members as they required approval of the President which could not be obtained.

Two amendments by N K Premchandran (RSP) and B Mahtab (BJD) were allowed. While Premchandran refused to move the amendment as he was shouting slogans, Mahtab’s was negated by a voice vote.

The Bill was later passed by a voice vote amid din.

Earlier, several opposition members said the

forecast down to 6.9 per cent for 2016-17, from 7.4 per cent projected earlier.

The US-based ratings agency also revised GDP growth forecast for 2017-18 and 2018-19 lower to 7.7 per cent from 8 per cent earlier.

“Gradual implementation of the structural reform agenda is expected to contribute to higher growth, as will higher real disposable income, supported by an almost 24 per cent hike in civil servants’ wages.

“But the anticipated recovery in investment looks a bit less certain in light of ongoing weakness in the data,” Fitch said in its ‘Global Economic Outlook - November’ report.

Regarding currency ban, it said consumers do

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verting money will have to cough up 60 peer cent tax plus penalties, which will come to 85 per cent.

Those who disclose black money to banks will have to pay 50 per cent tax, including surcharge and penalty. While they will get back 25 per cent immediately, the rest 25 per cent will be returned after 4 years.

“It will give means to the Government of India to run schemes like Garib Kalyan Kosh...I urge the House to accept the amendments,” he said.

Speaker Sumitra Mahajan said since the bill is of urgent public importance, it has to be passed immedi-

New Delhi, Nov 29 (PTI): Fitch Ratings today lowered India’s GDP growth forecast for this fiscal to 6.9 per cent from 7.4 per cent, saying there will be “temporary disruptions” to economic activity post demonetisation.

It said economic activity will be hit in the OctoberDecember quarter because of the cash crunch created by withdrawal and replacement of 500 and 1000 rupee notes that accounted for 86 per cent of the value of currency in circulation.

“Indian growth has also been revised down to reflect temporary disruptions to activity related to the RBI’s surprise demonetisation of large-denomination bank notes,” Fitch said, as it revised real GDP growth

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New Delhi, Nov 29 (PTI): Amid a din, a bill which seeks to tax money deposited in banks post demonetisation was passed in the Lok Sabha today within minutes without any debate.

Amid fierce slogan shouting by the opposition, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the Taxation Laws (2nd Amendment) Bill, 2016 was brought after it came to the government’s notice that some people were trying to illegally exchange the demonetised Rs 1000 and Rs 500 currency notes.

He said as per the amendment proposed, those caught illegally con-

D I M A P U R , N OV 2 9 (NPN): Consumer Society has informed citizens of Dimapur that as per the directives of the Central government, every customer is entitled to take out Rs. 24000 per week from their bank accounts. However, CSPBED president Khekivi Z Wotsa said if any of the banks fail to do so, the aggrieved customer may contact the Consumer Society office located at Purana Bazaar for necessary action.

At the same time, CSPBED has asked all banks not to pay Rs. 24000 against saving banks account more than once. It has also appealed to the Dimapur Chamber of Commerce “to give proper direction to the concern business establishment to accept the demonetized notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 from public”.

Fitch cuts India’s FY17 growth forecast to 6.9 pc

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75 killed in Brazil soccer team’s chartered flight crash

Near Medellin, Nov 29 (Agencies): In the mountains of Colombia, rescuers combed wreckage for survivors.

Outside a stadium in Brazil, fans who thought they’d be cheering for their favorite soccer team came to mourn.

These were the somber images Tuesday morning after a deadly plane crash outside Medellin, Colombia.

The Avro RJ85 was en route Monday night from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, to Medellin when it crashed near Rionegro, Colombia, with 72 passengers and nine crew members on board, civil aviation officials said.

At least 75 people were killed, officials said. Six people survived. Players, coaches and invited guests from Brazil’s Chapecoense soccer team were onboard the charter flight. So were more than 20 journalists on the way to cover what was supposed to be a heartwarming chapter in a Cinderella story for a team of unlikely

(L-R) Brazilian footballers who were on the chartered flight that crashed. Wreckage of the plane.

champions.

The soccer club, which has risen the ranks in Brazilian soccer and now has a devoted national fan base, was set to play in the first leg of the South American Cup finals Wednesday.

Now authorities are investigating what caused the crash, searching the remote site for victims, survivors and evidence. The charter flight took off from Bolivia’s Viru Viru International Airport at 6:18 p.m. local time, according to air controller Manuel Palamas.

The plane declared an

800 Lufthansa flights grounded as pilots resume strike FRANKFURT, Nov 29 (Agencies): German airline Lufthansa cancelled hundreds of flights on Tuesday as its pilots started two days of strikes amid a long-running pay dispute that has cost the German flagship carrier hundreds of millions of euros since early 2014. The walkout affects short-haul flights departing across Germany on Tuesday, forcing Lufthansa to cancel 816 out of around 3,000 planned flights. The pilots have also announced plans to strike on short- and long-haul flights on Wednesday. Lufthansa has offered to increase the pilots’ pay by 4.4 percent in two instalments and make a one-off payment worth 1.8 months’ pay. Union Vereinigung Cockpit (VC) wants an average annual pay rise of 3.7 percent for 5,400 pilots over a five-year period backdated to 2012.

emergency between the municipalities of La Ceja and La Union, according to Colombian aviation officials.

The crash occurred in an area called Cerro El Gordo near Medellin, officials said.

Images of the crash show what appear to be damaged parts of the plane.

Tattered debris emblazoned with the Chapecoense club’s logo was photographed at the crash site.

Satellite images show that scattered showers and thunderstorms had moved across the region over the last 12 hours -- though no

big storms were nearby, according to CNN meteorologist Michael Guy. There likely would have been turbulence in the region due to intermittent thunderstorms and winds from around the mountains in the region, Guy said.

A statement from nearby Jose Maria Cordova airport said the accident site could only be accessed by land because of weather conditions.

The Colombian air force had to abort a mission to the accident site due to inclement weather, according to Colombian officials.

Chapecoense was set to play the Colombian club team Atletico Nacional in the first leg of the South American Cup finals Wednesday.

The team, which is ninth in Brazil’s Serie A league, has surprised many with its performance in the tournament this year -- ESPNFC billed its semifinal contest as a David versus Goliath match.

M A N ILA , N OV 2 9 (Agencies): Nine members of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte’s security team have been injured after their convoy was hit by an explosive device. One person is in a critical condition after the blast in Marawi, in the southern island of Mindanao. President Duterte was not with the convoy. “We assure our brave men and women who put their lives on the line for duty and country that their Commander-in-Chief will never abandon them in their time of need,” Duterte’s spokesman Martin Andanar told CNN. The team were part of a 50-person advance convoy preparing for Duterte’s planned visit to Marawi on Wednesday, Colonel Gene Ponio told CNN Philippines. Duterte’s visit will go ahead, Andanar told CNN. Ponio said the incident may be a diversionary tactic by the Maute group, an Islamist militant organization based in Mindanao currently facing a military offensive after it laid siege to Butig in Lanao Del Sur last week.

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Pak former army chief warns India ISLAMABAD, nov 29 (Agencies): Pakistan’s outgoing army chief issued a stern warning to India over violence in Kashmir on Tuesday as he handed over command, saying patience should not be mistaken for weakness.

Tension between the nuclear-armed neighbours has ratcheted up in recent months, leading to almost daily cross-border shelling at the Line of Control.

Dozens of people, including soldiers and civilians, have been killed on either side of the border in artillery and small arms fire.

Both sides accuse each other of instigating the shelling. “I want to make it clear to India, that taking our policy of patience (in Kashmir) as a sign of any kind of weakness will prove to be dangerous to it,” said General Raheel Sharif, who handed over the reins to General Qamar Javed Bajwa at a ceremony full of military pomp.

“Unfortunately in recent months, the rising state terrorism in Kashmir and India’s aggressive steps have put regional peace at risk,” added Sharif, who many viewed as the most

UN terms 16,000 fleeing east Aleppo as ‘chilling’ GE N EVA , N OV 2 9 (Agencies): Up to 16,000 civilians have fled strife-torn parts of eastern Aleppo as the rebels lost all of the northern neighbourhoods of their stronghold, the UN said Tuesday, describing the situation as “chilling”.

“The intensity of attacks on eastern Aleppo neighbourhoods over the past few days has forced thousands of civilians to

OFFICE OF THE

ALL NAGALAND INTER DEPARTMENTAL FIELD STAFF ASSOCIATION JOINT FORUM HQ. DIMAPUR: NAGALAND

INFORMATION

The All Nagaland Inter-Departmental Field Staffs Association Joint Forum (ANIDFSAJF) informs all concerned that a joint meeting of work-charged employees those who have completed 30 years and above, regularized in service Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) Nagaland or their representatives from each District who is already regularized order issue and District incharge of All District that there shall be an emergency general meeting held on 02.12.2016, 10:00AM at Nagaland Science Centre behind Hotel Saramati, Dimapur to discuss some urgent matter relating to court judgment order and government order.

Hence, the meeting is being convened by the undersigned at the request of the Legal Counsels. Therefore, all concerned are requested to attend the meeting without fail. It is also requested that till an appropriate decision is made by All Nagaland Field Staffs Association PHE Department, in the meeting scheduled to be held above, no such collection as notified in the circular Dated 04/10/2016 at LCS Building Kohima should not be paid to anybody so as to avoid further complication of the matter.

The following names of Divisions/Sub-Divisions Incharge are:- (i) Dimapur Dist.-N. Zhekugha, Chairman (ii) Kohima Dist.-Melhouvizuo & K. Atovi Awomi, Secretary (iii) Phek Dist.- Huvezo PHE (iv) Zunheboto Dist.- Ghonito, Kahuto PHE & Shikiye (R&B) (v)Wokha Dist.- Chumthüngo Yanthan (vi) Mokokchung Dist.-Lulen, President PHE (vii) Tuensang Dist.- B.K. Alum Chang PWD (R&B) (viii) Mon Dist.Liho PHE and Mosa (R&B) (ix) Kiphire Dist.- Lithrochum PWD (x) Longleng Dist.Pilangi G.S (R&B) (xi) Peren Dist.- B.K. Rahman PHE. (K. ATOVI AWOMI) Secretary ANIDFSAJF #8414881722 K-4334

flee to other parts of the city,” UN humanitarian chief Stephen O’Brien said in a statement.

He pointed to reports from the UN’s humanitarian partners on the ground indicating that “up to 16,000 people have been displaced, many into uncertain and precarious situations”.

“It is likely that thou-

sands more will have no choice but to flee should fighting continue to spread and intensify over the coming days,” he warned.

His comments came as the Syrian army advanced deep inside east Aleppo, taking several neighbourhoods from the opposition in an onslaught to recapture the entire city.

Many of those fleeing the intense battles in eastern Aleppo have gone to districts held by the government or Kurdish forces, others heading south into areas still under opposition control.

O’Brien voiced concer n over the “deeply alarming and chilling situation unfolding” across all of Aleppo.

WORKSHOP-CUM- SEMINAR

The Nagaland Handloom & Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd, Dimapur is organizing the National Handloom Expo 2016 at Boarding Field Sivasagar from 2 nd to 15 th December, 2015. During the Expo Workshop -cum- Seminar will be conducted at the Venue on 5th December, 2016 at 11:00 A.M. Resource persons from different fields within and outside the state are being invited to address the participants in the Said Workshop–cum-Seminar for the upliftment and promotion of Handloom & Handicrafts sector in the state. It is to inform all the interested weavers/ Artisans/SHG’s & Entrepreneurs engaged in Handlooms sector to attend the Workshop-cum-Seminar.

During the Seminar the participants will be informed about the available Financial facilities, Marketing, Designing etc. which will be beneficial to them. The event is being sponsored by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handloom), Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, New Delhi.

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AN APPEAL We, the Vilie Peli (peer group) of D’Khel, Kohima Village are compelled to bring to the attention of the Authorities and the general public regarding the high handedness of a traffic personnel, namely Mr. Kuosedi Chuse, son of Mr. Yanyü of Phesema Village, presently serving as ASI under the establishment of OC Traffic (South), Kohima, Nagaland.

In an incident that occurred on the early evening of 23rd November, 2016 at Jail Colony, Kohima, Mr. Kuosedi Chuse in an unwarranted outburst of anger, threatened, intimidated and verbally harassed a female member of our group who is a bonafide citizen of Kohima Village and an Advocate by profession, while driving along with her family members including her mother.

On a simple matter of asking the traffic personnel as to why she was being denied on taking a U-turn at the traffic point below the BSNL Office when other vehicles immediately in front of her was allowed to take the turn, the Traffic personnel, without giving any reason started shouting and yelling at them. It was at this juncture that Mr. Kuosedi Chuse came and started shouting and threatening them that they will be taken to the Thanna. Furthermore, he stated that they (the traffic personnel) are the Government and that without them, our Peli member and her family members will not be able to reside in Kohima.

While this was happening, a Jawan on Escort duty, without even enquiring about the situation, came to the scene all geared up to beat up our member.

On not being able to do so, he instead swung his service weapon at her.

It is most unfortunate and shameful that such highly respected people in uniform should behave in such uncivilized manner towards innocent members of the public. What is even more indignant and intolerable is that this Mr. Kuosedi Chuse blatantly lied about his behavior and words in his statement to his superiors in our presence and in the presence of the victims.

Kohima is a Town with citizens from different Tribes and places and we aim to live in peaceful co-existence with one another. If the very people who have been appointed to serve, protect and maintain peace are the ones responsible to break it and bring disharmony amongst us, then what is to become of our Town? As such, such aforementioned persons in uniform are not fit to serve the State and the people. We are therefore, forced to appeal to the Authorities and Department concerned to take stern action against the said personnel.

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powerful man in Pakistan in his role as army chief.

In September, India blamed Pakistan for supporting a militant raid on an army base that killed at least 19 soldiers in Kashmir. India’s military then said it launched “surgical strikes” across the Line of Control. Pakistan denies

involvement in the army base attack in September, and also disputes that any Indian incursion onto its territory occurred, saying it’s an effort by New Delhi to divert attention from rights abuses in Kashmir.

Bajwa, who once commanded the Pakistani military corps deployed on the Line of Control, will be seeking to address the conflict with India, as well as manage Pakistan’s ongoing fight against Islamist militants in the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan and elsewhere.

He was appointed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif – no relation to General Sharif – on Saturday, and has now taken command of the world’s sixth-largest army by troop numbers.

OFFICE OF THE PHEZOUCHA KROTHO NEW SECRETARIAT AREA, KOHIMA, NAGALAND

GENERAL INFORMATION

This is to inform all the citizens of Kohima that selling of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) and putting up liquor stall, party zone and discotheque in Phezoucha, New Secretariat Area, Kohima Nagaland is strictly prohibited w.e.f. 1st December 2016. Defaulters will be penalized as per the rule and regulation.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, November 30, 2016

Mathew Yhome General Secretary

Theyievilie Dzüvichü G.B

Dr. Ketsukietuo Dzüvichü Chairman

GRATITUDE TO COMMANDING OFFICER 28 ASSAM RIFLES WOKHA It so happen that on 24th November 2016, my beloved wife Smti. Yibono Tsanglao, the Women Pastor of Baptist Church Englan, was laid up with serious sickness striving for life and death desperately in need of blood donors due to her first born child a week back. In such a critical moment of exigent for blood when nothing else could help on the verge of death then a savior ready to run errand - the commandant and his esteem colleagues of 28 Assam Rifles (AR) Wokha swooped down to MM Hospital where we admitted, and donated blood for my wife free of cost and even prayed for her speedy recovery.

Your great concern and philanthropic service rendered to us is beyond more than tongue can tell. There might be a time somewhere in the community like some misunderstanding. But it is a popular saying that, “to err is human but to forgive is divine”. There is no greater work here on earth than to help one another. The Baptist Church Englan and the Colony of the vicinity extends grateful to the Commandant and his loyal colleagues 28 AR Wokha in reciprocal.

We thank you for the benevolent service rendered to us.

Lankosen Tsanglao Asst Pastor Baptist Church Englan Wokha : Nagaland

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LIST OF PARTICIPANTS SELECTED FOR NATIONAL HANDLOOM EXPO AT SIVASAGAR, ASSAM W.E.F WEF 2/12/16 TO 15/12/2016 Sl. No 1 2 3 4

Name M/s Ao Molong SHG M/s Moasangba M/S Alemla H. M/s Achila

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Mokokchung, Nagaland Dimapur, Nagaland East Dimapur, Nagaland Land Mark Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland 5 M/s Firoz Golaghat, Assam 6 M/s Rafiya Golaghat, Assam 7 M/s Imren Golaghat, Assam 8 M/s Liangmen Signal Basti, Dimapur, Nagaland 9 M/s Jeshing Kashiram, Dimapur, Nagaland 10 M/s Rofika Golaghat, Assam Kevijau colony, Dimapur, Nagaland 11 M/s Tianla 12 M/s Chibeni Lotha Kevijau colony, Dimapur, Nagaland 13 M/s Asenla Longchar Industrial Village, Dimapur, Nagaland 14 M/s B. Ayangla Viola colony, Dimapur, Nagaland 15 M/s A. Bendang Jamir Lingrijan, Dimapur, Nagaland 16 M/s Yanon Konyak Super Market, Dimapur, Nagaland 17 M/s Bochuki SHG Thilixu village, Dimapur, Nagaland 18 M/s Ngopkai Konyak Mon Town, Nagaland 19 M/s Madhusimita Pegu Doley, Gogamukh, Assam 20 M/s Hima Mach Naharbari village, Dimapur, Nagaland 21 M/s Bimol H/dloom Industry Ujoni Bijoypur, Dhemaji, Assam 22 M/s Rekha Doley Golaghat, Assam 23 M/s Rina Gogoi Golaghat, Assam 24 M/s Danishamin Khan Lucknow UP 25 M/s Intaz Ali Barpeta, Assam 26 M/s Maziburahman Assam 27 M/s Mini Bagum Assam 28 M/s Sabri Ahmed Khan Assam 29 M/s Sumara Ahmed Khan Assam 30 M/s Surya Kanta Chotry Jajabari, Assam 31 M/s Canu Rajbangshi Sivasagar, Assam 32 M/s Jahur Uddin Barpeta, Assam 33 M/s Rafikul Islam Barpeta, Assam 34 M/s Runaway, Nagaland Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland 35 M/s Nengneithem Hengna Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland 36 M/s Lhaineichong Haokip Nagarjan, Dimapur 37 M/s Chaomai Rural Farmer Chumukedima, Nagaland Kevijau colony, Dimapur, Nagaland 38 M/s Meyisenla Ao 39 M/s Chanam Kamala Chanu Imphal, Manipur 40 M/s Abul Ali Sivasagar, Assam 41 M/s Minakshi Deka Gogoi Sivasagar, Assam 42 M/s Niva Trading Phukon Nagar, Sivasagar 43 M/s Lolita Doley Duliajan, Assam 44 M/s Lily Gogoi Noth Lakhimpur,Assam 45 M/s Sultan Ahmed Khan Bhomraguri, Tejpur, Assam Salpara Boniagaon Nagaon, Assam 46 M/s Prabhabati Daimari 47 M/s Niva Trading Phukon Nagar Sivasagar, assam 48 M/s Deeps Saikia Sivasagar, Assam 49 M/s Alok Das Golaghat, Assam 50 to 80 Reserved for Local Participants from Sivasagar 1 The selected participants are hereby directed to report to the Exhibition Ground, Boarding Field, Sivasagar, Assam on 2nd December, 2016 at 6.00 A.M. 2 The participants are hereby directed to bring their banner/synage for display in their respective stall.

3 The participants are also hereby directed to keep their exhibits in their respective stall under lock & key. The office shall not be held responsible in case of any losses/theft.

Sd/K. Hokishe Assumi Managing Director DC-2655

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Okoomen Jamir is Mr Nagaland

Mr Nagaland 2016-Okoomen Jamir (R), first runner up Vikehiekho Pucho (L), second runner up Kuvemuri Ringa and organizer Mayang (Centre). Mr India title holder Kusulu Sangma giving a demonstration. (NP)

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koomen Jamir was crowned Mr Nagaland 2016, during the Muscle Mania 2016, Fitness Awareness and All Nagaland Body Building Championship, held at IMC Hall, Dimapur Tuesday, organized by Hardcore Gym in association with Ritebite Max Protein.

The first and second runners up were bagged

by Vikehieko Pucho and

Kuvemuri Ring respectively. Body builders, fitness experts and gym owners from all over Nagaland, witnessed the event. Altogether 19 participants competed in the four weight categories which included, Light Weight, Middle Weight, Light Middle Weight and Heavy Weight.

During the event, the participants were made to showcase their physique

with seven compulsory poses each along with a choreography of 40 seconds from where they were judged for their muscle structures, poses etc. The panel of judges for the event included Gautam Kalita, who

was also the chief judge, Sanen Longchar and Uttam Brahma.

A special presentation was made by two times Mr India winner Kusulu Sangma, who made a demonstration for the avid physical fitness

lovers gathered at the event.

Two winners from each category were shortlisted from among the 19 competitors: Light Weight Category: Winner-Vikehiekho Pucho (Amplified Fitness Club) Runner-up-Inautombi Singh (Hardcore Gym) Middle Weight Category: Winner-Kuvemuri Ringa (Amplified Fitness Club) Runner-up-Atobo Aye (Brahma Gym) Light Middle Weight Category: Winner-Okoomen Jamir (Star Gym) Runner-up-Thepfudilie Chadi (Flex Appeal Gym) Heavy Weight Category: Winner-Chelo Kapfo (Flex Appeal) Runner-up- Mutum Manoranjan (Hardcore Gym) (Staff Reporter)

CHAKHROMA BAPTIST CHURCH COUNCIL BAPTIST MISSION CENTRE : MEDZIPHEMA TOWN

Advance Christmas cum T hanksgiving Day for 70 years and above

"Friends of 70 Plus" DATE : 3rd December 2016 VENUE : NEZCC, Dimapur TIME : 10:00 A.M

Co-sponsor North East Zone Cultural Centre Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India Dimapur, Nagaland

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Alobo Naga performing during the Parting Social at Cornerstone Hr. Sec. School Dimapur on 25th November 2016.

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New Zealand with the trophy after defeating Pakistan in the series.

HAMILTON, Nov 29 (Agencies): New Zealand took nine wickets in a dramatic final session of the second Test against Pakistan to win by 130 runs in Hamilton on Tuesday and clean sweep their series 2-0.

It was New Zealand’s first series win over Pakistan since 1985.

Pakistan were faced with an imposing 369-run target in their second innings but set themselves up for a run-a-ball slog when they reached tea on the final day at 158-1.

The match edged towards a cliff-hanger finish before Tim Southee removed Pakistan’s leading run scorer Sami Aslam for 91.

That started a rapid collapse which saw their last eight wickets fall for 49 in 20 overs with Neil Wagner taking the last three for no runs in just six deliveries.

The series win to New

Zealand, after a first Test triumph in Christchurch, means Pakistan fall from second to fourth in the world rankings while New Zealand remain seventh.

After reaching tea on the final day needing 211 off 204 deliveries, Pakistan could only ponder whether they left their charge too late. Openers Azhar Ali (58 off 161 deliveries) and Aslam (91 off 238) laid the platform with a record fourth innings opening stand for Pakistan of 131 but it lasted a time-consuming 60 overs before Azhar was dismissed.

The arrival of Babar Azam to the crease was a signal to lift the pace but the pitch was still offering support to the bowlers on the fifth day.

Azhar (58) played on trying to hit leg-spinner Mitchell Santner out of the ground and Azam (16) went in similar fashion on the

fourth ball after tea.

Sarfraz Ahmed was run out for 19 off 21 and Asad Shafiq did not get off the mark. Veteran Younis Khan, on his 39th birthday, struggled to 11 before he went lbw to Southee.

It was a Test that began with all the early signs in Pakistan’s favour. They won the toss on a lush green surface and celebrated with a wicket in the first over.

But that bright start faded rapidly and in the end not even the loss of more than four sessions to rain could save them.

Reaching 369 would have meant over-taking the record successful fourth innings chase in New Zealand of 348-5 by the West Indies 47 years ago in Auckland.

11 PWL postponed Pak not to play in Junior Hockey WC in India PBSA 49th due to note ban NEW DELHI, Nov 29 team will not be able to which begins in only a few sports meet (PTI): Pakistan’s men’s take part in this year’s Ut- days’ time, the statement sports

M U M BA I , N ov 2 9 (Agencies): Organisers of the Pro Wrestling League (PWL) have decided to defer the second edition of the tournament considering the current hard cash crunch in the country following demonetisation of the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes along with restrictions on cash withdrawals.

“PWL 2 is very much on track and that too in a bigger and bolder format. Demonetisation has changed the overall market dynamics and keeping in mind the sentiments and interest of all the shareholders, we have decided to postpone it,” said Vishal Gurnani, director at sports marketing firm ProSportify that organises PWL along with Wrestling Federation of India. He said the new dates will be announced soon. PWL 2 was scheduled to start on December 15.

Market sources told ET that the league could now start on December 27.

“With the sudden demonetisation, the advertisers as well as franchisee owners are in a lurch. So the organisers are working on new dates to allow them to work out the financials,” said a person with the direct knowledge of the development. He said the organisers have decided to stick to the same format as the first edition with six teams contesting in the 18 days event, shelving plans to add two more teams.

Gurnani said the organisers expect a blockbuster season.

junior team will not be able to take part in this year’s Junior Hockey World Cup in Uttar Pradesh as it had applied for visas for players after the official deadline, International Hockey Federation (FIH) said on Monday.

M a l ay s i a ’s j u n i o r men’s team will replace Pakistan in the event to be held in Lucknow from December 8 to 18, FIH said in a statement.

The late invitation came after International Hockey Federation had to officially withdraw Pakistan’s invitation to the event.

“International Hockey Federation regrets that Pakistan’s men’s junior

Through this acknowledgement, the bereaved family would like to express our immense thankfulness and gratitude to each and every individual, families, friends, neighbours, churches, organizations and well wishers who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and with unceasing prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved.

We deeply regret of our inability LT. TALAKGE to mention all the loved ones but we humbly pray that Almighty W/o Lt. Kengwi Tening Village (N) God bless you all abundantly.

Born : 24.12.1941 – Died : 13.11.2016 Your good deeds shown to us will be remembered now and always.

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He is a dynamic and sincere leader. The family members are proud of his good work and contributions in our community. Your passing away is a great loss for our Family Members & Sangtam in particular and Nagas in general. We pray for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace in Heaven.

May God be with you till we meet again.

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LATE TSANTHUNGLO W. KITHAN

Born on : 15/03/1965 – Died on : 22/11/2016

We the bereaved family members and relatives of Late Tsanthunglo W. Kithan, would like to express our profound gratitude and sincere appreciation to our friends, families, churches, organizations, groups and hospital staffs who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and with unceasing prayer, love and genorisity at the demise of our beloved on 22nd Nov. 2016.

We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individual, but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Your good deeds will be cherished always.

"In a bittersweet moment another angel has found their wings."

With Love & Prayers Family & relatives

Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to all those who lovingly sympathised and supported us not only with your presence but also materially and financially, and in addition comforted us through your earnest prayers during the brief illness and the glorious home returning of our beloved Mrs. K. Achila (Wameken).

We would also like to specially thank the following :  Dr. Bendangtoshi Lkr, Eden Hospital.  Dr. Moatoshi Aier, Eden Hospital.  Dr. Moanaro, Delhi  Mr. & Mrs. S. Meren Ao (Lirmen)  ABAM Executive Secretary.

02/04/1920 – 24/11/2016  Different Churches, Pastors, Village Councils and Unions.

May the Almighty God bless you all.

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"Yeah though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil for though art with me, thy rod and thy staff comfort me."

Psalms 23:4

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10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father

Late Mr. P.Kiyeshe Assumi Died on 30th November 2006

Fondly Remembered

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved mother

Late J. N. Leingam 30th November 2016

Loving children, grand children and relatives.

We the bereaved family members express our sincere thanks and gratitude to all our relatives, prayer supporters, church members, friends, neighbours, well wishers from far and near, who stood by us during the illness and at the demise of our beloved Mrs. Neisekhono (Akhono) who left us for her heavenly abode on 18/11/2016.

We deeply regret for not being able to mention and thank each one of you individually for showing your kindness and generosity shown to us.

But it is our humble prayer that the Lord Almighty bless you all abundantly.

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President of Yangzitong Village Students' Union Naga Students' Union, Secretary, Shillong 1981-1983 President, ENSF (EMPO) 1984-1988 General Secretary ENPO 1989-1982 Secretary, Peace Committee During Konyak and Chang conflict 1992-1994 Naga Hoho, Secretary 1996-1999 Likhum Bumje Secretary Joint Secretary NPCC 2003-2008 Ombudsman, RD Kiphire District 3/3/2016 till death NPF Central Office Secretary 2008 till death.

D imapu r , N ov 2 9 (NPN): The 49th sports meet of the Phek Basa Sports’ Association (PBSA) will be held at Phek Basa village local ground from December 12 to 15. The 49th sports meet is being hosted by the Middle Khel.

There shall be business hour on December 12 at 4 pm. Two representatives from each participating team have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

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We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y m e m b e r s o f Late Zeneitonü Angami would like to express our immense appreciation to each and every individuals, neighbours, well wishers, churches, unions, near and dear ones who stood by us physically, financially and emotionally during the brief illness and at the sudden demise of our beloved.

We regret our inability to thank and reciprocate each one of you individually, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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“International Hockey Federation has substantial contractual obligations to its partners to deliver a full number of matches at the forthcoming Uttar Pradesh Hockey Junior World Cup Men. With the event starting in only a few days’ time, today was the last possibility for FIH to ensure the quality of the event, with a full complement of 16 teams playing in Lucknow,” the statement said.

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CONDOLENCE The family members have condoled the sudden demise of Late Licho T. Thonger, of Yangzitong Village, born in 1963 and passed away on 13th November 2016 at Dimapur. He was a rich man and belongs to a big family. His life's journey ended in the 54th year of his age.

He was the son of Late Tsuose Sangtam Head G.B of Yangzitong Village & RCM Interim Body.

He is the youngest in his family among the Ten Sons. He graduated in arts stream from St. Edmunds College, Shillong University. He married to Smti.

Ayangla and has 6 children, 3 Boys and 3 Girls.

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tar Pradesh Hockey Junior World Cup even though they had officially qualified,” the statement said.

“FIH’s decision follows considerable discussions with the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) and requests for confirmation that they had the necessary arrangements in place to be able to participate in the event,” it said.

“Visas had been applied for after the official deadline and no accommodation was confirmed within the set deadlines.

Despite a number of correspondence and reminders, the PHF was not able to show that their team would be able to travel to Lucknow for the event

We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals who stood by us physically, financially, materially, morally and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved father Lt. Imlisashi on 19th Nov. 2016. Although we are unable to thank each and everyone of you individually, it is our humble prayer that God the Almighty bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, children, relatives & loved ones.

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It's been a year since you left for your heavenly abode but not a single moment passes by without missing you. Losing you is a heartache and it brings pain beyond belief. Your memories is a treasure that we shall always keep. We miss you dearly till we meet again in heaven.

"Therefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of Lord, knowing that your labour is not in vain in the Lord".

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Loving husband & children

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. Tsacholi Mongza GB Kiphire Town would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to various organizations, churches, individuals, friends and well wisher those who helped us physically, financially, materially and prayer support at the sudden demise of our beloved father.

We deeply regret for not being able to thank each one of you individually for showing your kindness and generosity during the time of our sorrow. But, it is our humble prayer that the Lord God Born: 1930 Died: 21-11-2016 Almighty bless you all abundantly.

Our heartfelt Gratitude to: 1. T.R Zeliang, Chief Minister, Nagaland 2. Dist. Administration Kiphire 3. 46th Assam Rifles, Kiphire 4. Doctor & Nurses, Civil Hospital,Kiphire 5. United Sangtam Likhum Bumji 6. Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro.

7. United Sangtam Baptist Lithro Ashimukhung 8. Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro/ Larü 9. Kisetong Baptist Lithro 10. Kisetong Baptist BYE 11. Kisetong Baptist Women Society.

12. Langkok Village Lithro 13. Langkok Baptist Lithrolarü 14. K.T.B.L Dangkhidangnang Committee 15. Sangtsoze Baptist Lithro 16. Forest Colony Women Fellowship Kohima 17. Kiphire Town Ao Baptist Church 18. Alisophur Baptist Lithro 19. Kiphire Area GB Union 20. Kisetong Village Union Kiphire Town 21. United Sangtam Students Conference 22. Sangtsoze Village Council 23. Kiphire Village Council 24. Singrep Yangdong Thsingmujan Jila 25. Kiphire Area Students Union 26. Kiphire Liyong Mongzar Hong 27. Kisetong Village Council 28. Kisetong Yangdong Suro Bumji 29. Kiphire HQ. DBs 30. Sangphur Village Council 31. Phelungre Village Council 32. Kiphire District Pensioners’ Association 33. Yingphire Union Kiphire Town 34. Kiphire Village Town Union 35. DC ward Kiphire Town 36. Langkok Union Kiphire Town Aptürü Amülong 37. Longthonger Village Council 38. Yangzitong Village Union Kiphire Town 39. Longkhim Tsarü Union Kiphire Town 40. Kisetong Village Arpürü Union Kiphire Town 41. Longmatra Area GBs Union 42. Seyochung Village Council 43. Singrep Village Council 44. Singrep Village Council 45. Langkok Village Council 46. AST Kiphire Unit 47. NSCN (IM) J.C Battalion 48. United Sangtam Region (USR) GPRN, NSCN 49. United Sangtam Region NSCN (IM) 50. NNC/FGN United Sangtam Region Loving wife, children, grandchildren, in-laws & relatives

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India thrash England by 8 wickets to take 2-0 lead

Indian players congratulate each other at the end of the first session on the fourth day of the third Test match between India and England in Mohali on Tuesday. (PTI)

Mohali, Nov 29 (PTI): India spinners once again held centrestage as the hosts produced a clinical performance to cruise to a comfortable eight-wicket victory on the fourth day of the third cricket Test and thereby take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series.

The trio of Ravichandran Ashwin (3/81), Ravindra Jadeja (2/62) and Jayant Yadav (2/21) shared bulk of the spoils to dismiss the visitors for 236 in their second innings. Comeback man Parthiv Patel then made a mockery of the target of 103 runs, smashing his way to an unbeaten 67 off 53 balls studded with 11 fours and a six.

Fittingly he finished the match with a boundary over extra cover in company of Virat Kohli.

Parthiv and Cheteshwar Pujara (25) added 81 runs in only 15.2 overs in what turned out to be an easy chase completed in 20.2 overs.

Parthiv was in a mood to display his ‘T20 skills’ as he took on the pacers and spinners alike with minimum fuss. The 50 came off 39 balls with eight boundaries and a six. His prowess at the top of the order will give Kohli and coach Anil Kumble another option for opening slot. Earlier, credit should be given to young Haseeb Hameed

for his gritty unbeaten 59 off 156 balls coming in at No 8 due to a finger injury that helped England cross 200-run mark. He hit six fours and a six off Ashwin to complete his second Test half-century. It was because of the teenager that India had to chase a 100 plus target.

It was a match where England were outbatted and outbowled by an Indian side that has been plagued by injuries.

But Ashwin as usual put up a lion-hearted performance once again scoring a 72 and bagging four wickets. Equally creditable was the all-round effort of the other two specialist

ISL: Atletico de Kolkata qualify for semis Ko l k ata , N ov 2 9 (IANS): Atletico de Kolkata (ATK) sealed their place in the semi-finals after a 1-1 draw with Kerala Blasters in an Indian Super League (ISL) football match here at the Rabindra Sarovar stadium on Tuesday.

Third-placed ATK, who have now moved to 19 points from 13 matches, have a better better head-tohead record against Kerala.

Kerala also have 19 points but have an inferior goal difference and are fourth in the standings.

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Vineeth netted in the eighth minute to pull them ahead.

But Stephen Pearson restored parity in the 18th minute, scoring in the second consecutive game.

Vineeth scored his fourth goal in five games by nodding in from close range after ATK goalkeeper Debjit Muzumdar came out of his line needlessly and spilled the ball for him to put the ball into an empty net.

In the 17th minute, ATK’s marquee footballer Postiga took a swipe from distance but failed to score.

The hosts though equalised soon after, Pearson putting the finishing touches to a wonderful one-touch move with Postiga feeding the

Del Bosque picks Messi, Ronaldo for top FIFA Award

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi

M a d r i d, N ov 2 9 (IANS): Former Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has picked superstars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as favourites to be named footballers of the year.

The award given by global gover ning body FIFA, is named “The Best” men’s player this year. The award ceremony will be held on January 9, reports Efe. Del Bosque also said he is “leaning towards” Atletico Madrid Argentine coach Diego Simeone to win “The Best” FIFA men’s coach award, , whose track record over the last few years has been “really impressive”.

“Simeone’s given the team an identity, making it his team, and they’ve competed really well,” Del

Bosque said in an interview released on Monday on the FIFA website.

The Spanish coach added that Barcelona manager Luis Enrique and Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane are also “great.”

“Messi and Ronaldo have dominated it in recent times and I imagine that people will decide between the two based on allegiances to the shirts they wear,” he said.

Messia and Ronaldoi have dominated the FIFA’s annual awards ceremony, sharing the top prize since 2008. Messi ahs won it five times, Ronaldo thrice.

Del Bosque also pointed out that the 23-nominee list for the best player award of 2016 includes only two Spaniards, Real Madrid’s Sergio Ramos and FC Barcelona Andres Iniesta.

midfielder to side-foot the ball in.

ATK coach Jose Molina brought in Keegan Pereira in place of Robert Lalthlamuana at the start of the second half. Fortunes though did not turn for the inaugural champions as the second period failed to produce any moment of note at both ends.

With time running out and the game meandering on, Molina threw in Juan Belencoso to alter the fate in place of striker Hume in the 80th minute. A partially fit Doutie was also drafted in in the dying minutes but the game ended 1-1 at full time.

Sindhu qualifies for World Super Series Finals M u mb a i , N ov 2 9 (Agencies): India’s Rio Olympics silver medallist PV Sindhu has qualified for the World Super Series Finals. This will be the first time when the shuttler will play the prestigious tournament.

While Sindhu has made the cut, Saina Nehwal, who is making steady progress following an injury, has missed out making it to the mega event which will take place in Dubai from December 14 to 18.

The tournament features top 8 shuttlers in singles and doubles from across the globe.

S i n d h u , w h o wa s ranked number 16 in Destination Dubai Rankings, grabbed her place in the tournament following her stupendous run in China Open, where she clinched the title, and ended runners-up in the Hong Kong Open Super Series in the last week.

The win in China Open helped her ear n 11,000 points and the finish in the final in Hong Kong powered her past compatriot Nehwal, Thailand’s Porntip Buranaprasertsuk and Japan’s Sayaka Sato and Minatsu Mitani.

spinners -- Jadeja (90 run and 4 wickets) and Jayant (55 runs and 4 wickets).

Having polished off the top-order save Joe Root, the question on fourth day was not how but when will India finish the match.

The only wicket that would have seriously bothered them was that of Joe Root. But post Root, Hameed did put up a fight but it was always for a losing cause. Root, who was standing between India and victory, was dismissed for 78 by Jadeja (2/39 in 23 overs), who got one to turn away sharply as the edge was taken by an alert Ajinkya Rahane, who reacted quickly to stretch his right hand.

Root played 179 balls hitting six fours in the process.

Root got an able ally in young Hameed as the duo added 45 runs in 119 balls for the seventh wicket stand. It was this pair that erased the 134 run deficit.

Once Jadeja removed the gutsy Root minutes before lunch, the writing was there on the wall.

But Hameed delayed the inevitable and showed that he is one for the future with correct technique and a temperament to match with it.

Brief scores: India 417 and 104/2 (Parthiv Patel 67*) beat England 238 all out (Joe Root 78; R Ashwin 3/81) and 283 all out .

I-League inspects stadiums Ko l k ata , N ov 2 9 (IANS): I-League authorities are happy with facilities at the Rabindra Sarovar stadium while work at the Barasat stadium is still to be done, the league’s CEO Sunando Dhar said after inspecting both the venues on Tuesday.

City giants East Bengal and Mohun Bagan had shown Rabindra Sarovar and Barasat Stadium as options to play their home matches this season, besides agreeing the Kanchenjunga Stadium in Siliguri will host the Kolkata Derby.

Selection test for sport academy Ko h i m a , N ov 2 9 (NPN): The selection test for admission into sport academy at I.G. stadium Kohima would be held on December 7 at I.G. stadium Kohima from 10am onward. The selection will be done in the discipline of taekwondo- boys (under 12 years and below), football girls (under 14 years and below), wrestling (boys and girls under 14 years and below), boxing (boys and girls under 14 years and below) and archery (boys and girls under 16 years and below). Detail can be obtained from the directorate of YRS Kohima during office hours.

Peren district legislators tourney begins

D i m a p u r , N ov 2 9 (NPN): The 10th Peren District Legislators football tournament kick-started Tuesday at Jalukie B village local ground. The opening ceremony was graced

by PS to Minister RD & REPA Manlem Konyak as the chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest stated that Peren district is gifted with beautiful landscapes, fertile soil and pleasant climatic condition. He called upon the players to maintain good discipline and play with the spirit of sportsmanship. He also said that success will come only through hard work and dedication.

Forlan, Chhetri bat for single, longer league M u mb a i , N ov 2 9 (PTI): Echoing identical views about the need for a unified football league in the country, Mumbai City FC’s marquee player Diego Forlan and star Indian striker Sunil Chhetri today wanted it to be longer too for the betterment of the country’s football.

“I have been here for a couple of months and can see some really good and talented players like Sunil (Chhetri) and some others, who can score goals, and defenders too.

About ISL – I think they need to sort it out between the other league and join everything,” said former Uruguay international and Mumbai City FC skipper Forlan at a media interaction here.

“It’s good for me at my age (37) to play here for three months. But you have to see the future of the players. All leagues are played for nine or ten months. In Europe the top players play many games - around 60 games. It’s between 40-50 games for others.

“Playing for the whole year, that’s good. It will be great for everyone to play one league and play the whole year, that will be ideal scenario,” added the 2010 World Cup Golden Ball winner.

Chhetri, sitting beside Forlan, agreed to the Uruguay legend’s views on the need for a unified league.

Mumbai City FC players Diego Forlan and Sunil Chhetri addresses the media in Mumbai.(PTI)

“One league is going to be good and everyone understands this. A longer league is beneficial for everyone, and a more competitive set-up. How and when they are going to do it is not with me but I am sure they are working on it.

“One longer league with 18-20 teams is necessary. It will provide more opportunities for Indian players. A more professional set-up is what we all will love to see,” he said.

“Some of the Indian players can play in ISL, but not everybody. They are

training which is different from playing. Sunil is playing here and he can go back and play (in I-League), in total for 8 months, but changing from one team to another is not easy,” Forlan pointed out.

The Uruguay stalwart also said the ISL should look at getting younger players to play.

“I see players doing well, but may be they need to get younger players which would be better to improve Indian football.

They need to get good coaches as well.

Classic Club beat KPC to lift challenger cup Correspondent

Ko h i m a , N ov 2 9 (NPN): The Classic Club lifted the 9th Challenger Cup after defeating Kohima Press Club (KPC) 7-3 on Tuesday played at Kohima local ground.

The goal scorers for Classic club were Abeio Kire (2 goals), Mhalei Sekhose (1 goal), Ruovizhalie Whuorie (1 goal) and classic club member and speaker NLA Chotisüh Sazo scored three goals and became the first person to score a hat-trick in Challenger Cup since 2006.

For Kohima Press Club, Narain, Neibu Sechü and Akielie Yano scored a goal each.

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Classic Club and Kohima Press Club members before the challenger cup match. (NP)

Xavier Rutsa was adjudged as player of the tournament, scorer of the match was awarded to Narain (KPC), H.K. Chishi (KPC) bagged the best goal keeper, highest scorer bagged by Chotisüh Sazo

(CC) with 3 goals, Akielie Yano (KPC) was adjudged the best defence while L. Kire (CC) received the best midfielder award.

Meanwhile, the final of the 22nd Classic Cup would be played between

Barak FC and Kuki United FC at 1pm at Kohima local ground on Wednesday.

Parliamentary secretary YRS, MTF and state lotteries Khriehu Liezietsu would grace the final match as the chief guest.

India women beat Pakistan in T20 Asian Cup

Ba n g ko k , N ov 2 9 (IANS): The Indian women’s cricket team beat archrivals Pakistan by five wickets in the T20 Asia Cup match here on Tuesday.

After triumphing over Bangladesh and Thailand in their first two matches, India rode on an all-round effort from captain Harmanpreet Kaur to record their third win. Put in to bat by India, Pakistan posted 97/7 in 20 overs at the Asian Institute of Technology Ground here.

India women chased down the score in the final over, keeping their composure intact and five wickets in hand. India’s One-Day captain and experienced

opener Mithali Raj topscored with 36, but it was Harmanpreet who led from the front, staying till the end and taking India over the line with a reassuring 26 from 22 balls that included three fours.

Earlier, left-arm tweaker Ekta Bisht returned figures of 3/20 while off-spinner Anuja Patil took 2/12 in her quota of four overs.

Harmanpreet, with her slow medium pace bowling, picked up 2 for 16. Middleorder batter Nain Abidi top scored for Pakistan with an unbeaten 37.

India next play Sri Lanka women on December 1 and Nepal women the next day.

Sagna in the dark over City future

London, Nov 29 (Agencies): Bacary Sagna admits he does not know whether he will still be at Manchester City next season.

The right-back joined City from Arsenal in June 2014 and has since made 69 appearances in all competitions for the club. But Sagna’s contract at the Etihad Stadium is due to expire in June 2017 and no talks over a renewal have taken place. “My contract expires at the end of the season,” the 33-year-old told beIN Sports. “I am not thinking about it, though. I just take things as they come and try to give my all. “There have been no negotiations as of yet, so I do not know what will happen.”

Sagna has been linked with a move to Marseille in recent months, but the defender is not convinced a transfer to OM would be the right choice. “Marseille are a club that I like a lot, a club that is part of the history of French football,” he added.

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