November 3, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 327

DIMAPUR, thursday, november 3, 2016

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Civic polls to go ahead: Zeliang

OROP suicide row: Kejriwal, Rahul detained by police SAYS ELECTIONS IN PLACES WHERE THERE ARE NO OPPOSITION NEW DELHI, NOV 2 D I M A P U R , N OV 2 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang has said that elections to Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) would go ahead in places “where there is/are no opposition” to implementing 33% women reservation and therefore requested public to extend cooperation with the state government on the ground that development of small townships that do not come under village or municipals have been lagging behind.

The chief minister said this while inaugurating the newly created Chozuba Town Council under Phek district on Wednesday afternoon, a press note from the Chief Minister’s Media cell informed.

It may however be pointed out that the chief minister continues to ignore the September 22, 2012 Nagaland Legislative Assembly resolution wherein the amended 2006 Act pertaining to women reservation was made inoperative. Holding of civic polls can only be done after the state assembly takes cognisance of the 2012 resolution.

KDCC objects to draft E-roll for municipal councils DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Kohima District Congress Committee (KDCC) has raised objection to the ongoing exercise on “draft electoral roll for Municipal/ Town Councils”, saying that the draft electoral roll for Municipal/Town Councils was that of the latest e-roll summary revisions made for assembly elections.

While reacting to an order that the present summary revision of e-roll of the 19 wards in Kohima, should be completed within 10 days starting from November 1, 2016, KDCC said that e-roll for ULBs should be done from 2004 till date so that sufficient time was granted to the electoral registration officer to ensure that all eligible electorates registered in the democratic exercise.

In this regard, KDCC president Kevi Vizo urged the State government and the responsible department to implement the municipal guidelines in letter and spirit and immediately order complete revision of the e-roll for all the wards and colonies under the Municipal and Town Councils.

According to Vizo, as per “The Nagaland Municipal Election Rules, 2003” summary revision of e-roll for Municipal and Town

T.R. Zeliang (CMO)

Zeliang hit out at those opposing the 33% reservation when he claimed that menfolk were agreeable to 33% women reservation through nomination and full voting rights.

He however said: “If any amendment required to be made in the Act, we can always do which is not good for the citizen of the town/ city.” Zeliang pointed out that as per the Village Council Act elections to village councils were done as per customary law. However, for the town council elections, it would be done as per the

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(IANS): In an unprecedented move, police detained Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia and Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday after a veteran committed suicide over a scheme to equalize pension for ex-military personnel.

Rahul, detained twice during the day, was let off at night.

Kejriwal and Gandhi were detained amid demonstrations in the heart of the capital after they tried to meet the grieving family of Ram Kishan Grewal, who ended his life on Tuesday evening here. Sisodia was detained in the morning after he met the dead man’s son at a hospital. “I went to meet the family, not to stage a dharna. What’s wrong with that? What kind of system is this, Modiji,” Sisodia asked, targeting Narendra Modi.

Grewal’s son Jaswant said he, his younger brother and brother-in-law were beaten and taken to a police station when they tried to meet Gandhi. Demanding justice, he said he had never witnessed such police conduct (Cont’d on p-7) vis-a-vis veterans’ families.

mits fee etc. were mainly for development of towns and to pay the salary of the workers. Unlike other taxes like CST or Nagaland Sales Tax, he said there was no central share or state share in such taxes collected by the Municipal or Town Councils.

He also said the government had recently decided not to accept any land donated to the Government with condition from the land owner, but to acquire the land with direct purchase.

On Naga political solution: The chief minister has urged upon “every Naga citizen to support solution for permanent peace”, saying Nagas have had enough of armed confrontations and that it was high time to find a peaceful solution through dialogue and negotiations.

“Let us make this land free of armed conflict, which is the only way to take our state towards progress and development. It is also my desire that this spirit of unity and consensus prevailing at the state level should also percolate down to the grassroot level,” said Zeliang.

Amend Act before holding civic polls: APO D I M A P U R , N OV 2 (NPN): Angami Public Organisation (APO) has taken a stand over the raging controversy regarding the cabinet decision to go ahead with civic polls with 33% women reservation.

In a statement, APO joint secretary information and publicity Khriekhotuo Mor sounded the alarm over the “reverse impact by the introduction of the case system” in the state through section 23A of the Nagaland Municipal(1st Amendment)Act 2006 in the ongoing debate on 33% women reservation.

APO joint secretary information and publicity Khriekhotuo Mor pointed out that as per the above 1st Amendment: “seats in every municipality should be reserved for the Schedule Castes and the Scheduled Tribes, Women including women from the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe” as per provisions contained in clauses(1) to (3) of Article 243-T of the constitution.

He further pointed out that the legal position is that no presidential order has been made in terms of

Article 341 with respect to the schedule tribes in two north eastern statesNagaland and Arunachal Pradesh. He also said the present “Nagaland Municipal Act had included a community (Scheduled Caste) in respect of which the Presidential Order is non-existence”.

APO recalled that the NMA has claimed that 33% of seats in civic bodies were exclusively reserved for women a point he said, was supported by the state chief minister and his cabinet committee.APO however pointed out that as per the Nagaland Municipal Act 2006, there was a clear provision that 33% was reserved for SC, ST and Women and which was inclusive of women from ST category and that the remaining 34% seats were left open without any reservation.

If only 34% remained, APO asked where is the space for the Nagas. APO said the issue is now between indigenous tribes of Nagaland verses other communities and the government of Nagaland.

NSSATA calls off stir; govt assures to release salary Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 2 (NPN): Nagaland SSA Teachers Association (NSSATA) on Wednesday informed that it has decided to call off its phase-II agitation, which began on Tuesday in the form of sit-in protest at the directorate of school education in Kohima. SSA teachers under the aegis of NSSATA 2010 & 2013 batches consisting of around 2600 teachers launched phase-II agitation demanding four-point charter of demands.

In a press release, NSSATA president, Aliba Sangtam, and general secretary, Thungchamo Lotha, stated that the decision to call off the agitation was taken after receiving written assurance from the state government to address its four-point charter of demands.

Meanwhile, In a letter addressed to the NSSATA president, commissioner & secretary school education stated the government would release the pending salary of the SSA teachers within the month of November 2016.

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CM not obligated to justify Govt has no moral authority to continue: ACAUT, CCoFA sacking of Mmhonlumo: CMO DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Reacting to the statements published in the local dailies demanding that the chief minister give out reasons/justify the sacking of BJP legislator, Mmhonlumo Kikon from the post of parliamentary secretary, chief minister’s office media cell has said as per the Constitution of India, and as per the conventions being followed in parliamentary democracy, the appointment or sacking of any minister is the prerogative of the chief minister. The same is the case with parliamentary secretaries and advisers, CMO added.

Referring to Mmhonlumo’s case, CMO asserted that the chief minister was “not under obligation to give any reason or justification for such actions; and it is not normally done also”.

It further reminded that in the case of any disciplinary action taken by any political party on suspension or expulsion from the party against any minister, parliamentary secretary, adviser or MLA, show cause notice is always served, and the concerned person is given an opportunity to de-

fend himself, or to rebut the charges or allegations against him. However, in this case CMO said sacking or dropping of a minister, parliamentary secretary, advisor etc from the council of minister was not a disciplinary action, saying “no such procedures need to be followed be it in the State or Centre”.

Portfolios reassigned: Following the removal of BJP legislator, Mmhonlumo Kikon as parliamentary secretary Labour & Employment, Skill Development and Border Affairs, the chief minister has reassigned the following departments among the Advisors, both BJP legislators with immediate effect. According to the notification issued by cabinet secretary R.B. Thong, Imtilemba Sangtam, advisor who has been holding the charge of Cooperation has been given additional charge of Relief & Rehabilitation.

Meanwhile, Dr. T.M. Lotha, advisor, who has been holding the charge of Relief & Rehabilitation and Treasuries & Accounts has been relieved of Relief & Rehabilitation and given charge of Labour & Employment and Skill Development.

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland has sought the intervention of Nagaland Governor on the “absolute gross mismanagement” taking place in the state, stating that the government has no moral authority to run the affairs of the state anymore.

ACAUT media cell while slamming state government of using “draconian brute force” to suppress NSSATA teachers on their demand for rights, instead of resolving the genuine grievances of the people, said that the elite looters have been exalted to high status and the down trodden marked as villains.

It stated that the action of the government was “politically motivated” and has “numbed” and shocked the entire state.

ACAUT said that the “habitual attitude” of the government to dismiss the genuine grievance of the teachers was uncalled for and highly condemnable, when SSA, RMSA and Hindi teachers were not paid for more than

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Year

2013-14

Bolero (B), Innova (I), Fortuner (F) & other vehicles (O) bought by the GoN 18 (B)+18 (I) +8 (O)

Total no. of Amount NST buses spend on bought vehicles (Shortfall of (in Crores) NST buses =135 Rs. 3.85 Cr Nil

2014-15

2 (B)+8 (I)+3 Rs. 3.04 Cr Nil (F)+12 (O)

2015-16

25 (B)+30(I)+2 (O)

Rs. 6.83 Cr NA

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ACAUT also stated that it was absolutely reprehensible on the part of the government to claim that it has no money to pay the salaries of its own teachers, when it siphoned thousands of crores of wheat, rice and SK oil. In addition to this, ACAUT claimed that the government was spending crores or rupees to buy luxury cars (See table) but could not pay the salaries to the teachers, whom the future of thousands of students depend.

B SK Oil siphoned off in Crores (@Rs.40 per Litre)

C Wheat siphoned off in Crores (@Rs.25 per Kg)

Rs. 64.80 Crores (1.62 Cr litres) Rs. 64.40 Crores (1.61 Cr litres) Rs. 25.58 Crores (63.96 lakh litres)

Rs. 95.75 Crore (3.84 Cr kg) Rs.64.50 Crore (2.58 Cr kg) Rs.67.75 Crore (2.71 Cr kg)

ACAUT also rubbished government’s claim that it doesn’t have money, when the table its self showed that the government has enough funds at its disposal to not only pay the 10% state share but to even pay the entire salaries of SSA/ RMSA combined if needed.

In this regard, it questioned that, how the government could say that it doesn’t have money to pay the salaries of ANAHTA (Hindi) teachers – not paid since March 2016-

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them were aware of their entitlements.

EU-funded project covers seven backward districts across five NE states, namely, Goalpara and Cachar in Assam, Ri-Bhoi in Meghalaya, Churachandpur and Chandel in Manipur, Lawngtlai in Mizoram, and Wokha in Nagaland.

The project is being implemented by the Parisbased French NGO Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (ACTED) along with Guwahati-based North East India Committee on Relief and Development (NEICORD) which in partnership with local NGO Team Metamorphosis (TM) is responsible for field implementation, Bangalorebased Public Affairs Center (PAC) which is tasked with the research component, and the Guwahati-based Nanda Talukdar Foundation (NTF) as its media advocacy component. The project seeks

to achieve three main results- to encourage demand for improved service delivery, improved access to and quality of public services particularly for the most marginalized and women, and to enhance transparency of service providers for 10 central government flagship schemes: IAY, JSSK, ICDS, MDM, MGNREGA, RKVY, NBA/TSC, RGGVY, NSAP, and TPDS. JSSK was launched in June 2011 by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India under National Health Mission with an aim to encourage all pregnant women to deliver in Public Health Facilities to fulfil the commitment of achieving cent per cent institutional deliveries, and to help reduce Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) and Infant Mortality Rate (IMR).

The scheme is estimated to benefit more than 12 million pregnant women who

access Government health facilities for their delivery.

Under JSSK, all pregnant women going to government health institution for delivery and all sick infants (below one year of age) going to government health institutions for treatment are entitled to: free and zero expense delivery and caesarean section; free essential diagnostics (blood, urine tests and ultra-sonography, etc); free drugs and consumables; free diet during stay in health institutions (up to 3 days for normal delivery and 7 days for caesarean section); free provision of blood (on replacement basis); free transport from home to health institutions; free transport between facilities in case of referral; drop back from institutions to home after 48 hrs stay; exemption from all kinds of user charges; and diet for mothers during stay of sick children in hospital for 5 days.

MLAs for holding office of profit

NEW DELHI, NOV 2 (AGENCIES): In fresh trouble for ruling Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi, the Election Commission on Wednesday issued show cause notice to its 27 MLAs on a fresh petition seeking their disqualification for allegedly holding office of profit.

The petition filed in June, and forwarded to the Commission by Rashtrapati Bhawan last month, had sought cancellation of membership of 27 AAP MLAs over the office of profit issue.

The 27 MLAs include seven legislators against whom the EC is already considering a similar plea for holding the office of parl. secretaries. The list also includes Delhi Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel, his deputy Rakhi Birla, former dy. speaker Bandana Kumari and estranged AAP MLA and Swaraj Abhiyan leader Pankaj Pushkar.

10% of State share for SSA A+B+C in scheme (90% Crores contribution by the Centre) Rs. 164.4 Crores

Only Rs. 10Cr per year

Rs. 131.94 Only Rs. 10Cr Crores per year Rs. 100.16 Only Rs. 10Cr Crores per year

when they’re being sponsored 100% by the Central government? In conclusion, ACAUT alleged that corruption under this government has reached its zenith where none were spared.

Instead, the government gleefully organized Vigilance Week“giving tall speeches on corruption and probity in public life”.

CCoFA: Coordination committee on Fuel adulteration (CCoFA) while extending its support to the NSSTA teachers

Public satisfied with JSSK in Wokha district ECI issues notice to 27 AAP

WOKHA, NOV 2 (NPN): A recent survey on the implementation of Janani Sishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) scheme in Wokha district found that 70% of beneficiaries were satisfied (Cont’d on p-7) with the facilities provided.

The survey conducted under European Union (EU) funded project on “Improving access to information and delivery of public service schemes in remote and backward districts of NorthEast (NE) states of India” also found that 70% of the beneficiaries visit these facilities for delivery and 80% for ante-natal check-ups.

Carried out in the later part of 2015, the survey which covered 28 villages from two blocks of Wokha district also found that 60% “Here, this is the list of of all beneficiaries saw adextra expenditure. They vertisements related to JSSK impose on us and we then in their respective PHCs pass on to you.” even though only 50% of

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electoral roll prepared ward wise, he stated. “This was already accepted, and it had been practiced in some of our towns,” he pointed out, saying Nagaland Municipal Act was passed in 2001 and amended in 2006, with 33 % women reservation.

“Article 371 (A) says not withstanding anything contained in this constitution, no act of Parliament shall apply to the state of Nagaland, unless the NLA so decide by a resolution.

Now, we find it difficult to fight against the Central Acts, which were already ratified by our own assembly in the past. Sometimes we forget what we have done, but record always speaks the truth,” he rued.

He further pointed out that individual or community land holding system cannot be applied to townships since the land is purchased by the government from the land owners and that Article 371(A) cannot be applied in such townships.

On the opposition from certain quarters against collection of taxes, Zeliang said Municipal taxes, shop per-

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Sources in the Commission confirmed that notices have been issued. The MLAs have been asked to file their responses by 11 November. The petitioner has claimed that these MLAs hold posts of chairpersons of Rogi Kalyan Samitis (RKSs) of different government hospitals in Delhi without any sanctity of law.

“The Delhi government in 2009 through its executive/standing orders approved constituting Rogi Kalyan Samitis in all the hospitals with governing body under the chairmanship of local MLA in violating the mandate of scheme. “The order of appointing MLAs either by the present government or by the earlier government, as chairperson of the Rogi Kalyan Samiti is wholly illegal and void ab initio, without any legal sanctity,” the complaint had said.

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NNC/FGN appeals to ‘natl. workers’

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): NNC president ‘gen.’ (retd) Thinoselie M. Keyho and FGN president ‘brig.’ (retd) S. Singnya have made an appeal to all ‘Naga national workers’, to come together as one and form a national government and elect national leaders, to guide and serve the nation as in the past. According to NNC/FGN MIP, the leaders said: “Until this was done, there should not be concrete or lasting solution but will only prolong the sufferings of our people”.

MIP said; “the inability on our part to make a decision to come together at this juncture may lead to further alienation and create undesirable situations which may make it impossible to come into contact each other again and the different groups or factional leaders will have to bear the responsibilities and consequences of the activities of their respective groups”.

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Department of sericulture conducts post cocoon trg

Participants and resource person at the Sericulture cocoon training programme.

DIMAPUR: Post cocoon training on motorized spinning of Eri silk was held at the reeling and twisting unit of the district sericulture office Dimapur from October 24 to 29, where 14 trainees from Manglumukh, Urra and Razaphe attended the training.

District sericulture officer, Yashimeren encour-

aged the trainees to take this opportunity to learn and perfect their skills in silk spinning, to support their livelihood through their activities in sericulture. Reeler, Shekhonele was the resource person.

Training on Eri silk weaving also culminated on October 28, at the common facility center, Kiyeto vil-

ESSU condemns rape and murder DIMAPUR: Eastern Sumi Students’ Union (ESSU) has vehemently condemned the act of heinous crime to the young school girl by Hoshepu, son of Kakheto Sumi, who allegedly raped and murdered the minor. In a condemnation note, president ESSU Vihepu Yeputhomi and general secretary Holo Yeptho, termed the act as satanic and monstrous. ESSU stated that the “ghastly and horrific crime” perpetrated upon the little girl was very unfortunate and expressed surprise that such a crime surprised had happened in our peaceful land. “How can we expect such a terrific and unacceptable murder when we all were born in a Christian family,” ESSU said. The union also appreciated the Nihose Village Council for taking the right decision- for expelling/ debarring the accused for life time from its society. ESSU also called upon every right thinking citizen to condemn the cold blooded murder of the innocent girl and has appealed the competent authority not to bail out the accused in any circumstances demanding stern action against him. Further, the ESSU conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family.

Kilonser GPRN/NSCN condoles

DIMAPUR: Kilonser Ministry of Religious Affairs GPRN/ NSCN, ‘Maj.’ (Retd) Kewongkhum Yimchungrü has mourned the demise of Muno Khiamniungan, deputy Kilonser Kilo Affairs GPRN/ NSCN at Dimapur on November 1. In a condolence message Kewongkhum described late Muno not only as a friend but a man of integrity who had stood for the cause of the Nagas. He stated that the demise of Muno created a vacuum which would be difficult to fill. He also prayed that Almighty God grant solace to the bereaved family for the irreparable lost and for the departed soul to rest in peace.

NHHDC Ltd Dmu to organize national handloom expo DIMAPUR: Nagaland Handloom & Handicrafts Development Corporation (NHHDC) Ltd. Dimapur would be organizing a “National handloom expo at boarding field”, Sivasagar, Assam from December 2 to 15, sponsored by the office of the development commissioner handlooms, ministry of textiles, GoI, New Delhi.

Criteria for participants should be all levels of NER handloom cooperative societies, corporation/ federations/ Self Help Groups (SHG)/ JLGs of NER engaged in handloom production, non-government organization engaged in handloom and fulfilling the norms laid by CAPART, weaver entrepreneurs of NER engaged in handloom weaving, sant kabir awardees, national awardees, state awardees & outstanding weavers, consotia /producer companies and SPVs of handloom clusters, members registered with Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC) & Agencies registered under handloom mark.

All interested participants within & outside the state could apply to the project cell, NHHDC Ltd., Half Nagarjan, Dimapur on or before November 28 during the office hour.

The stall shall be provided free of cost for the participants from NER state with participants lumpsum assistance.

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lage, Dimapur. Women from Phek district underwent this training that started on October 3. Junaki Girisa, master weaver, was the resource person and Mayangjala Walling, extension officer, was the training observer.

Both trainings were conducted under the Integrated Sericulture Development Project (NERTPS) 2016-17.

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KCSU condemns

DIMAPUR: Kohima C ha khe sa ng Stud ents’ Union (KCSU) has vehemently condemned the incident on October 24 wherein a member of KCSU, Sehuto Nakro, a 17-year-old class 11 student of Govt. Higher Secondary School Seikhazou was wrongly accused of theft at the home of the one Krovelhupe Koza, graduate teacher, followed by brutal torture in the hands of an alleged drunk duty officer at North Police Station, Kohima.

In a condemnation note, KCSU questioned how the teacher had charged false allegation against Sehuto Nakro of theft leading to the inhuman torture when he had just misplaced his cash and other belonging.

KCSU also demanded to know on what ground/ leave was Krovelhupe Koza stationed in Kohima when his posting is in Government Middle School, Chozuba.

The Union deplored that a teacher-respectable person- put the innocent student through suffering just because of his absent mindedness. “An irrespon-

sible person as Krovelhupe Koza should never be allowed to hold a prestigious position as teacher,” KCSU maintained.

T h e r e f o r e, KC S U urged the concern authority to take necessary steps to remove him from the institution or else similar or worst situation may arise even in future. The union also condemned the alleged high handedness of the duty officer and sought response from the concern authority on how they let the duty officer to be on duty under the influence of alcohol.

The union also questioned whether the authority allow torturing of innocent public without proper investigation just because he/she was in their custody.

“The barbaric and merciless action of the duty officer is a crime against humanity,” KCSU stated.

Further, KCSU urged upon every sensible citizen to strongly fight against such brutal and insane act and demanded the law enforcing authority to award befitting punishment to culprit as per the law of the land.

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35 AR remembers martyred soldiers

35 AR personnel along with students and their parents attending the mid-day meal event.

DIMAPUR: 35 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ 7 sector of HQ IGAR (N), commemorated the sacri-

fices made by Rfn Honlong Konyak and Rfn Th Naba Kumar, who attained martyrdom while fighting terror-

ism in the North East.

In a press release, 35 AR informed that the Next Of Kin (NOK) of the two martyred soldiers were felicitated and the battalion assured all possible help to the NOK of the two brave soldiers in the future. On the occasion, 35 AR also organized a mid-day meal programme where over 40 students of Government High School, Naginimora were provided food, the release said. It also said, the friendly gesture made by the security forces were well appreciated by the locals.

HVC appeals for construction of road

DIMAPUR: Hurong Village Council is constrained to make an appeal to the chief engineer PWD (R&B) Nagaland regarding the construction of road from Kichang to Hutanger via Huronger under PMGSY Phase-VIII and the work order which was allotted to M/S S. Semp & Co. dated the 3rd March 2012.

A press note by HVC chairman Tsayangse and secretary Aliba stated that as per the terms and conditions of the work order the road construction was supposed to be completed up by the September 30.

However, it stated that the contractor M/S

S Semp & co has left the construction half done which has made the previous road condition worst to ply even during good weather. HVC therefore appealed the department concern do give necessary direction to the concerned contractor for completion of the above mentioned road by December 31 as extended by the engineer in chief NPWD and empowered officer PMGSY Nagaland, failing which the contractor should be penalized as per the terms and conditions of the work order. HVC also requested the higher office not to release any amount till the work was completed.

NSCB Ltd organizes FLCC programme at Mima village DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd. Kohima main branch organized financial literacy programme on October 28 at Mima village. The programme is supported by FIF and Managed by NABARD. S.Kevi Hibo asst. BM & I/C Nodal centre Kohima in his key note address highlighted the significant role played by NSCB Ltd specially for the rural poor farmers. Hibo also requested the rural farmers & the participants to approach the Bank and avail credit facilities available in the Bank with positive attitude of repaying the loans, instead of borrowing from the informal money lenders.

Hibo also elaborated on the important of social security schemes such as PMJJBY, PMSBY, PMFSY, APY & and opening of various types of accounts, small savings methods, curtailing of expenditures.

The concept and the importance of launching of financial literacy programme was introduced

by GOI since majority of India population are rural farmers who are financially excluded, therefore in order to boost their living economy and uplift the BPL clusters the programme was launched, so that they can be financially included and reach out to the unreached by way of conducting financial literacy camps in the rural areas who are deprived of banking knowledge.

NABARD agm Bendang Aier also briefed the house that public should know the gover nment schemes & programme that are available, without which we can neither approach nor demand the facilities available for public. Aier also shared on judicious utilization of loans and prompt recovery of loan in the specific time frame. He also appealed to the villag-

Participants and resource persons at the FLCC programme at Mima village.

ers and the public in general to render their best services to the Banks so that Banks can also serve the public better as Banks are there for the

welfare of the people.

In the interactive session S.Kevi Hibo discussed about the formation of SHG, JLG & KCC Loan

and seeding of Aadhaar Number in the accounts as the benefits entitled can be directly transferred to their accounts.

The programme was attended by hundreds of villagers, while 164 saving accounts were sourced out on the spot.

news in brief DBS greetings: President of Dimapur Bengali Samaj, K. K. Paul on his own behalf and on behalf of the samaj offers festive greetings to all the observers of Chhath Puja- a celebration of faith, trust, cleanliness & social equality. DBS prays that the festival bring peace, happiness and well-being to all.

Human animal conflict mitigation awareness: Human animal conflict mitigation awareness campaign and release of satellite tagged birds (Amur Falcon) would be held on November 4 at Beisumpuikam village under Peren district, with chief minister T. R. Zeliang as the chief guest and minister of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Dr. Nicky Kire as guest of honour.

to 8 a.m. All the colony councils have been requested to sensitise the general public to clean up stagnant water within their compound and surrounding that may breed mosquitoes.

ANFSA convenes: All Nagaland Field Staff Association ANFSA has convened an emergency general meeting at LCS Hall, near Ao Baptist Church, Kohima on November 4 at 10 a.m. All the unit president/secretary/ executive members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

DPDB Tsg monthly meeting: District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Tuensang monthly meeting for the month of November would be held on November 5, at NCRC sales day: Sales day for the jubilee 11 a.m. in the Deputy Commissioner (DC) celebration on November 5 at PHQ junction. conference hall. All DPDB members have Local pork, organic vegetables, sticky rice been requested to attend the meeting. cake, snacks, fruits like guava, banana, kiwi, DPDB Longleng: Monthly DPDB meethandicraft and many more would be on sale ing for Longleng district for the month of from 7 a.m onwards.

November would be held on November 7 ZSU 1st union assembly: Zhavame Stu- at 11 a.m in the DC’s conference hall. All dents’ Union (ZSU) 1st union assembly for the members have been requested to attend the tenure 2016-17 has been scheduled to positively. be held on November 5 at 1 p.m in the CAN BJP Peren district consultative general building, D. Block Kohima. All the concern meeting: Bharatya Janata Party (BJP) Peren members have been requested to attend the district has convened a consultative general union assembly without fail. Ex-presidents meeting on November 4 at rest house hall, of ZSU and the constitution drafting com- Jalukie town. mittee, old and new are to be present at the Mangkolemba SDPDB meeting reschedmeeting. uled: Mangkolemba SDPDB meeting for Litsami committees meeting: Litsami the month of November is rescheduled to be golden jubilee planning committee, finance held on November 5. APRO Mangkolemba, committee & editorial board has convened in anticipation of the silver jubilee celebraan important meeting on November 5 at tion of the additional deputy commissioner 10 a.m in the residence of sub banker, Ho- Headquarter, Mangkolemba to be held in kuto L. Khala. All the members have been the month of December has requested all the requested to attend the meeting without fail. board members to attend the SDPDB meetEditorial members has also requested all its ing without fail. former executives & members to submit their photo in color or black & white to the chief ARSU consultative meeting: Atoizu Range editor & the president at 98 56 840729 & 80 student Union (ARSU) has convened a consultative meeting on November 3 at 2:30pm 14 637208 respectively. in the residence of former president ARSU, TDTMTOU emergency meeting: Tuensang Holuvi Awomi, 4th mile Diphupar. All the District Trucks & Mini Truck Owner Union executive and advisory members of ARSU (TDTMTOU) has convened an emergency have been requested to attend the meeting. meeting on November 5 at 9 a.m at its treasurer’s residence. All members have been Lost and found: NSCN UT has recovered one platina bike, registration No. asked to attend the meeting.

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WEATHER FORECAST November 3

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Agartala Partly sunny with a t-storm

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Aizawl

A p.m. t-storm on spots

Guwahati Partly sunny and nice Imphal

Partly sunny and cooler

26 18 32 20 27 17

Itanagar Partly sunny and not as warm 28 17 Shillong

Partly sunny with a t-storm

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A t-storm around in the p.m.

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Dimapur Partly sunny and not as warm 30 18 Mkg

Rather cloudy with a t-storm 26 15

Tuensang Partly sunny and cooler Wokha

Partly sunny and nice

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, November 3, 2016

Dr. Benjonliba Aier releasing the 17th ASAN general conference magazine.

DIMAPUR: Agricultural Student’s Association of Nagaland, a premiere organization for the Naga students studying Agriculture all over the country held its 17th general conference on November 2 at NU: SASRD Medziphema campus under the theme “Innovation in Hill Agriculture” culminating on November 3, with parliamentary secretary, Agriculture, NSAMB, Dr Benjongliba Aier as the chief guest and depart-

ment of Land Resources, director Hoto Yeptho as the guest of honor at the inaugural function.

The 17th ASAN general conference magazine and memento was released

by Dr. Benjongliba Aier, who speaking at the function said, Nagaland was gifted with unique topography and varied agroclimatic and soil conditions which offered vast resources and scope for development of various agricultural farming.

The potentialities of these features in the state were yet to be tapped fully due to lack of adequate flow of required agricultural inputs, latest technologies, extension services and investment from the financial institutions, he stated.

He further said greater emphasis was needed on safeguarding natural resources and agro-ecological practices as well as on tapping the wide range of traditional knowledge held

by local communities and farmers, which could work in partnership with formal science and technology.

Speaking at the occasion Hoto Yeptho exhorted the students to accumulate practical, applicable knowledge and not simply to acquire good marks. He also opined that the low capita income of the state was due to low agriculture productivity and emphasised on creating more Agro-based industries in the state.

Earlier the programme was chaired by Prof M. Aleminla Ao, invocation

by APYCM, Medziphema Town Ao Baptist Church Bendangsashi Walling, welcome address by general secretary, ASAN P. Sakotsungba Longchar, welcome song presented by EU Choir, NU: SASRD. ASAN president RovizelhouKuotsu delivered the presidential address and vote of thanks by ASAN ags Atenjen Lemtur.

Scale Model Competition based on the theme “Innovation in Hill Agriculture” was held where 4 groups participated under different sub-themes, viz: Settled Agriculture, Improved Zabo System by using available materials, Agro-biodiversity Farming and Tackling the problem of Hill Agriculture.

Demonstration of mock drill at Salangtem community hall. (NP) Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 2 (NPN): Mock drill on community survival from earthquake, fire and landslide was demonstrated, Wednesday, at Salangtem community hall by the personnel of the SDRF Civil Defence & Home Guards under district commandant Watilemba.

Speaking to media persons, district comman-

dant Watilemba stated that during natural calamities or disasters community training on first aid is a necessity because they are the first to respond before the arrival of professional help.

According to Watilemba, some of the techniques the SDRF personnel were demonstrating were on uses of triangular & rolled bandages, basic life support CPR (cardio pulmonary resuscitation), foreign body

airway obstruction chocking (FBAO), trauma case patient/ unconscious patient with suspected head, neck and spinal injury, splinting, emergency method of rescue and rescue rope knotting. The mock drill demonstration begun with the invocation by MTBA associate pastor P Toshi and was attended by the whole denizens of the ward, along with the students GMS Salangtem.

KMC directs advertisement agencies

Dimapur: Administrator, Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has informed that on several instances advertisement agencies/tele communication companies and other organizations have not sought permission from the municipality prior to display as the per chapter-v section 161 of

the Nagaland municipal Act 2001 where all such activities are to obtain written permission from the municipal. All concern have been directed to comply to the rules laid under the Act, failing which needful action would be taken under section 166,167 and 168 of the Act.

ICAR-NRC on Mithun cleanliness Refresher training of preraks on legal literacy underway drive at GHSS Medziphema

Students of GHSS participating at the cleanliness drive. lighted devastating health hazards of using tobacco and chewing betel nuts.

The students took pledge to “say no to tobacco” as well to adopt the cleanliness to make the school as one of the cleanliest school.

LiFE NGO member gave deliberations on segregation and safe disposal of waste. The school was handed over four dustbins, protective gears and biodegradable bag for collection of waste.

Later, mass cleanliness drive was taken up with students cleaning the whole school premises as well as painting of spit stained

NLSA ‘two-day mass door to door campaign’

PLV at the Two Day Mass Door To Door Campaign.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland state legal Services Authority (NLSA) under the aegis of Legal Services Authority today commenced the nationwide “Two Day Mass Door To Door Campaign” across the State, with the goal of spreading the message of Legal Services and Access to Justice for all at the grassroots level with broadest level of outreach.

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mobilized and started the Campaign in the early hour, covering 20-30 household by each PLV. The PLVs distributed free legal literature and literacy books, pamphlets, flyers with brief illustration.

District Legal Services Authorities with the support and assistance from panel lawyers, took up the campaign in the courts, police department, Government offices, Churches, Schools, colleges, Colonies and into the villages.

wall of school. In the coming days, ICAR-NRCM will regularly monitor the progress with objective of making the school as one of the cleanest schools in the state.

The programme was attended by ACTO & nodal officer, Swachh Bharat mission campaign, ICARNRCM Dr. Kobu Khate, scientist Dr. Akhilesh Kumar, NRCM, member of Life NGO, Imyarila Changkire, Niksungla, Changsulong Alingr and Makennaro Aier.

More than 150 students of class XI & XII participated in the programme.

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Catholics observe ‘All Souls Day’ DIMAPUR: On the occasion of ‘All Saints Day’ on Wednesday, Catholics of the diocese of Kohima flocked to their own respective parishes and then went to the cemeteries and places where their departed ones are buried to pray for them for God to grant them eternal reward.

Fr. George Punnolil, the financial administrator of the diocese, presided over the Eucharist at Mary Help of Cathedral Church, Kohima. The liturgical celebration ended with special prayers and blessings at the tomb of late Bishop Abraham Alangimattathil, first bishop of the diocese of Kohima. In his homily, Fr. George explained the importance of praying for departed souls.

It may be mentioned that ‘All souls Day’ is celebrated on November 2 every year just after the feast of All Saints Day on November 1. All Souls Day is a holy day set aside for

honouring the dead.

According to Catholic belief, the soul of a person who dies can go to one of three places. The first is heaven, where a person who dies in a state of perfect grace and communion with God goes. The second is hell, where those who die in a state of mortal sin are naturally condemned by their choice. The intermediate option is purgatory, which is thought to be where most people, free of mortal sin, but still in a state of lesser (venial) sin, must go.

In the diocese of Kohima, the bishop has declared holiday on November 2 for all the Catholic Schools to facilitate priests to avail their service to bless the tombs of the faithful departed of their community members in the cemeteries and places of burial and also facilitating the Catholics to attend Holy Mass in the Church and visit the cemeteries.

KIDIMA: St Francis Xavier’s Parish of Kidima observed the day with Reverend Father Thomas Muttathil, parish priest on November 2, at its church premises.

Father Thomas Muttathil in his introductory speech noted that the feast was to remember and pray for the departed souls on the auspicious day. Parish priest said through people’s prayer the departed souls could attain heaven that was the duty of Christians and the plan of God. Parish priest in the intersession asked forgiveness and mercy for the souls in need for purification. Thomas Muttathil asked faithfuls to pray for the souls as the angels and saints were praying from heaven for God’s children on earth. Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels (FSMA) and faithful people from different communities joined together for Eucharist celebration.

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DIMAPUR: In continuation to the ongoing “Swachh Bharat Mission Campaign”, ICAR-NRC on Mithun organized “awareness programme and cleanliness drive” at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Medziphema, on November 1.

Principal Avikali, in her welcome remarks expressed sincere gratitude for selecting the school for the programme.

ICAR-NRCM Director Dr Abhijit Mitra motivated the school children to adopt cleanliness in all sphere of life and promote this habit to other members of the society. He also high-

D I M A P U R , N ov 2 (NPN): With the aim to discuss, share experiences and feedbacks, two- day refresher training of preraks on legal literacy for the state of Nagaland under the MoU between National Literacy Mission Authority, ministry of HRD and department of Justice, ministry of Law and Justice, government of India is underway Tuesday, at hotel Saramati, Dimapur.

The programme was organized by state resource centre, NEHU, Shillong, Meghalaya in collaboration with State Literacy Mission Authority.

Delivering inaugural speech, SLMA, Nagaland nodal officer, R. Ekonthung Lotha while delivering inaugural speech maintained that after completion of five years, 12 year plan government of India has extended another year that would end up on March 31, next year.

Recalling the proceedings, he stated that as per record from NIC website the literacy percentage target of the state is 1, 14, 307 and so far 1 lakh has been achieved with a percentage of 87.5 through hard work

and unity.

He also said that though the programme come to a close yet adult education would continue to go ahead.

Lotha also highlighted about the purpose and objective of the legal rights and its roles and responsibility.

He encouraged the participants saying that “we need to know ourselves and to educate others” as motivators and by Organizers, officials and participants of the training of prepaks on legal inculcating humble and literacy for Nagaland state inaugural programme held Tuesday, at hotel Saramati. (NP) confident character.

He also encouraged them to take the responsibility and to use God given ability towards others which would help them (CBSE) to shine in life. He also wished them to be a lifelong motivator as “LearnADMISSION OPEN FOR Play School TO CLASS VI ing is a cradle to death.”

Lotha further hoped From 7th of November (Monday) onwards that Nagaland would also be declared as 100% lit-  Emphasis on Mathematics, Science and holistic growth to promote academic excellence as well as inculcation of sterling moral values, eracy state very soon. desirable habits and cultural awareness.

The programme fol Child centered value based education of global standards. lowed technical session.

More than 60 partici-  Activities Oriented, Learning by doing concept for Nursery & K.G. Classes pants from various districts  Smart Class for e-learning  Dedicated and seasoned Faculties. attended the programme.

E a r l i e r t h e p r o -  Well-equipped Science labs gramme was chaired by  Within St. Joseph University Campus, spread in an area of 32 acres amidst lush green, pollution free environment.

NEHU, SRC programme coordinator Barikor Syiem  State of art infrastructure and vote of thanks was  Transport Facilities available delivered by Mongchen Run by DMI Sisters & MMI Fathers Aier.

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Mizoram starts identification of Reang refugees zoram since October 1997 after they fled their homes in western Mizoram following ethnic violence in the northeastern state.

Despite several initiatives by the Mizoram government to bring them back, the refugees have been reluctant to go back to their villages unless their demands for food and security are met.

Refugees’ apex body, Mizoram Bru Displaced People’s Forum (MBDPF), has been insisting that three teams of their organisations want to visit three Mizoram districts -- Mamit, Lunglei and Kolasib -- to see the situation there as the tribal refuges would be rehabilitated in these three districts after the repatriation.

“We have sent a letter to Union Home Ministry’s Special Secretary (Internal Security), Mahesh Kumar Singla, on October 18 to ask the Mizoram government to arrange the visit of the MBDPF leaders.

“We are yet to get any response from the MHA. How can the refugees return

IMPHAL, Nov 2: Human right activist turned politician Irom Sharmila Chanu Wednesday joined the families and well wishers of infamous Malom Massacre in offering tributes to the victims of yet another atrocity meted out by the security forces in Manipur under the shadow of the Armed Forces (Special) Power Act, 1958.

Ten innocent civilians including a 62 years old woman were shot dead by

Dated Mon, the 31st Oct. 2016

NOTICE

Whereas, an application has been submitted by Smti. Inshe 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 her husband deceased Late Kaiba Konyak, Ex- Pensioner of PPO NO. 111507532 under the establishment of SBI Mon Branch A/C NO. 118540617766, who expired on 10.09.2016.

Objection are hereby invited from person having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the application 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.

Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD.21/2016-17/ Dt. Zbto. The 1st Nov. 2016 Notice calling objection of the issue of Succession certificate.

Shri/Smt. P. KIYESHI SUMI of OLD TOWN COLONY, ZUNHEBOTO TOWN, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of the Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/her/wife/ husband late PHUSHITO SEMA has expired on 24/10/2016.

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

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IN GRATITUDE We the Church Leaders' Fellowship NSBAK Aqakito affiliated to SBAK Nito Mount would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all the participants of our 34th session held at Hills Baptist Fellowship Atuphu from 29th to 30th October' 2016 with the theme "Amakho Pupenike Kulu" "Called for the task".

We thank the speakers of the session, Mr. Ghunato Awomi, Dev. Secretary SBAK Nito Mount, Mr. Inato L. Chishi, Field Supervisor NSBAK and Mr. Vihoto Tuccu, Evangelist NSBAK. The entire Church Leaders of NSBAK pray with gratitude for Shri. N.Jacob Zhimomi, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary, Irrigation and Flood Control, Govt. of Nagaland, Kohima for presenting a copy of the Holy Bible to each leader of the 24 Churches of the NSBAK. May our Almighty God bless him abundantly and give him more success in all his future endeavours.

Irom Chanu Sharmila to launch a fasting stir demanding scrapping of the black-law that gives special powers to the security forces countering insurgency.

Shock by the incident and blaming the draconian law AFSPA behind the inhuman killing of civilians in Manipur, Sharmila started her indefinite fasting struggle.

However, with no fruitful result even after 16 years of her non-violence form of struggle, she ended her struggle on August 8 this

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JUBILEE PLANNING COMMITTEE Aghunaqa Area Students’ Union PITHITSA

Asutsa hipau pesu akhoto shi AASU Jubilee lo ampemi kumtsu lau pithi ani. Aqhou tsupuakeu lo aqo kukuptsa eno Jubilee photo qho niye no ani.

Tighenguno kumtsu no vezu mono ighi tsupenike shikimithi pithi ani.

Atsala :- 5th Nov. 2016 , ado – 10:00 Inaqhe,

A-a Tourist lodge Dimapur.

Sd/Convenor Jubilee Planning committee

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FELICITATION

The Nagaland Home Guards Service Association would like to felicitate : 1. Shri. Issac Semy, Junior Staff Officer (JSO) on his promotion to Staff Officer (SO) Deputy Commandant Rank.

2. Hav. Yongkongsomba Chang for securing Gold Medal in Watermanship Course at Central Training Institute Civil Defence & Home Guards Bengaluru, Karnataka.

Info. & Publicity Secretary NHGSA

President NHGSA

OFFICE OF THE

TSIEPFUTSIEPHFE (AG COLONY)

SANITATION COMMITTEE 15TH WARD KOHIMA, NAGALAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Tsiepfutsiephfe (AG Colony)Sanitation Committee 15th Ward, Kohima through this press release deeply expresses its gratitude to the Kohima Municipal Council and SIPMIU for donating Dry/Wet Dustbins to 2223 (4446 Nos.) to all the Colony Households and also providing on hand training for the proper utilization of the same. The Administrative Officer, SIPMIU while apprising the people about the use of both type of Dust Bins also urged them to fully exploit this facility and maintain the same for future use.

The Tsiepfutsiephfe (AG Colony) 15th Ward Chairman Mr. Akhrie-o Sorhie while appreciating the KMC and SIPMIU also exhorted the Colony dwellers to utilize the facility and try to keep their surroundings clean and have a keen civic sense by mass participation.

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F E L I C I TAT I O N

The Y. Zhimo Colony Council with immense pride and joy, felicitated the following students with cash awards for securing "FIRST DIVISION" in their respective Board Exams-2016 in the 18th AGM of Y. Zhimo Colony Council held on 30.10.2016.

1. Mr. Ghisheto K.Chishi, S/o Dr. Khehokhu Chishi SSC 2. Ms. Priya Rani Das, D/o Tapan Das HSSLC 3. Mr. Sajidul Haque, S/o Somor Uddin HSSLC 4. Ms. Pooja Chakraborty, D/o Sajal Chakraborty HSSLC 5. Mr. Kughupu K. Chishi, S/o Dr. Khehokhu Chishi SSE(X) 6. Ms. Benita Bora, D/o Bubul Bora HSLC 7. Ms. Sumitra Ghosh, D/o Biswajit Ghosh HSLC 8. Ms. Nitu Kumari, D/o Upendra Giri HSLC 9. Ms. Toyeli S.Zhimomi, D/o Sukhali Zhimomi HSLC The Council further wishes them the very best in all their future endeavours.

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Mr. Ahoyi Awomi Secretary CLF NSBAK

personnel of the 8th Assam Rifles in the aftermath of a bomb attack on an AR convoy at Malom Makha Leikai in Imphal West on this day in 2000.

At least 42 persons, including four women, were hospitalized after they were brutally assaulted by Assam Rifles troops during combing operations mounted in the Malom area after the bomb attack on an AR convoy.

This inhuman killing of innocent people by the security forces has prompted

Niuland : Dimapur

MON : NAGALAND

Mr. Lukheto Awomi Chairman CLF NSBAK

Shillong, Nov 2 (PTI): Ten traders of Assam who were abducted by militants from Meghalaya last week were today released unharmed at a place in South Garo Hills following as police launched an operation against the ultras.

“Today morning all the 10 traders were released in a Meghalaya forest area near Gasuapara unconditionally,” district SP Anand Mishra said. The traders were presently at Gasuapara outpost and in good health.

They will be escorted to their residences after being examined, he said. Armed militants had abducted the traders hailing from Mancachar area of Assam on October 28. The incident took place near a forest area at Bilkona when the traders were on their way to a weekly market. Earlier reports said that nine traders were abducted. Following the abduction, police had launched search and rescue operations mounting pressure on the abductors, Mishra said.

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Y. ZHIMO COLONY COUNCIL Dimapur : Nagaland # 9856053268

year while announcing that she had decided to change her strategy in fighting against the draconian law.

“It is heartbreaking, still justice was yet to be delivered to the innocent victims even after 16 years”, Sharmila told reporters after paying tribute to the memorial of the victims erected at Malom today.

On this birthday of our beloved son Sentimoang we pray and hope that God showers you with abundance of blessings.

From Mom, Dad & family members.

Abeno, Loving you is truly a privilege, being loved by you is a blessing and being with you is a wish come true.

Happy Birthday !

Yours, Nyanro Ngullie

Congress protests against state government’s silence I tanag a r , N ov 2 (PTI): Congressmen today staged a dharna on the last day of filing nomination to the November 19 bypoll to Hayuliang constituency protesting against the Arunachal Pradesh government’s alleged “deliberate attempt” to curtail the democratic right of a candidate by not yet giving its approval to the Congress nominee’s VRS request.

The party also submitted representation to the Election Commission for its intervention on this issue.

Hundreds of Congressmen led by Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) President Padi Richo, holding placards and banners, staged the dharna in front of the state civil secretariat in the morning

accusing the Peoples’ Party of Arunachal (PPA)-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) government of curtailing the democratic right of a candidate.

Public Health Engineering and Water Supply (PHE&WS) department chief engineer Lapalum Kri, who is official candidate of Congress for the bypoll, had applied for Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS) on September 5 last but till date the state government was yet to give its nod, the party alleged.

Richo said that the Congress high command had approved the candidature of Kri and accordingly he had applied for VRS on September 5 last requesting the state government to accept it with effect from September 30.

Date 17, 18, 19, 20 November 2016

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Come and receive your Healing and prophetic Message.

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FELICITATION

The Satoi Range Students' Union would like to thank our Honorable Chief Minister of Nagaland Shri. T. R. Zeliang for appointing Shri. V. Phushika Awomi as Press Officer to CM. The Union further prays and wish him that every day of your new job be rewarding and may you have a great career in tackling the challenges ahead.

LIKA S. AWOMI President SRSU/STKK

Birthday greetings,

Revival & Healing Festival

NIKATO T. AYEMI Gen. Secy.

SRSU/STKK

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year-old girl kept conceal the incident after the headmaster threatened her of dare consequences if she reveal to anyone about the incident.

The incident came into light today only after the victim girl took the courage to narrate the whole incident to her mother.

Following her revelation, the parents lodged a complaint with local club and women bodies who called up the headmaster to the office of the local club.

Later, the villagers handed over the headmaster to Andro police station where a case has been registered.

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ments and tribal leaders over the repatriation.

The measures came in wake of the Supreme Court’s directives about the repatriation, and the roadmap submitted by Mizoram on how it plans to rehabilitate the displaced people.

Mizoram Home Minister R. Lalzirliana said in Aizawl earlier this week that the state government would not concede the demands of the MBDPF as a precondition of the refugees’ repatriation.

“It would also be impossible for the state government to allot the five hectares of land to each repatriated tribal family.

Authority to allot land is not vested with the state, but with the village councils.

“The repatriated refugee families also would have to wait for allocation of land for construction of houses and for farming in accordance with the guidelines of their respective village councils,” the minister said while addressing a meeting of ruling Congress party workers.

FELICITATION

Thsuruhumi Youth Organisation extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. H Kahuto Zhimo on being promoted to Additional Chief Engineer P.W.D Kohima.

Thsuruhumi Youth Organisation also congratulate Shri. Phushika Awomi for being appointed as the Press Officer to Chief Minister Nagaland.

Thsuruhumi Youth Organisation wishes them success in their career and all their future endeavours.

KIYELO ZHIMO President

VINOKA. K. ROTOKHA Secy., IT & Public Relation

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Zeliangrong Baudi Kohima acknowledge and express our deepest gratitude on the success of the programme to all the contributors, well wishers, programme participants, invitees on the Chaga Gadi/ Langsimnyi Festival on 31st Oct. 2016 at NSF Solidarity Park Kohima especially : 1.

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Shri. P. B Acharya, Governor of Nagaland.

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

Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries, MLAs’ District Administration Kohima.

IPR Department.

Naga Hoho.

Naga Students’ Federation (NSF).

Tenyimi People Organization.

Tenyimi Tribal Hoho Kohima.

In-laws Zeliang Officers' Association Nagaland (ZOAN).

Shri. Kelei Zeliang, Shri. Alan Gonmei & Er. Achakbou Newmai Zeme Council Kohima, Liangmai Welfare Society Kohima & Rongmei Council Kohima.

Zeliangrong Baudi Nagaland.

Zeme (Peren), Liangmai (Samziuram) Rongmei (Mhainamsti) Cultural Troupes.

Poilwa Students' Union Kohima.

Press Media Friends.

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would provide the logistical support when the repatriation of refugees starts.

A high-level meeting held on October 17 at the Union Home Ministry in New Delhi, discussed in depth the repatriation of the tribal refugees.

MHA’s Special Secretary (Internal Security) Mahesh Kumar Singla presided over the meeting where senior officials from the MHA, Tripura and Mizoram government and MBDPF leaders were present.

A Tripura gover nment’s official said that the Mizoram government officials wanted to start the repatriation from January 2017 instead of pre-scheduled November as the Union government had urged.

The Mizoram officials also remained non-committal to the refugee leaders’ desire to visit the proposed sites where the tribals would be rehabilitated after being repatriated. The MHA officials recently visited Tripura and Mizoram and held a series of meetings with the officials of both govern-

Abducted Assam traders released in Meghalaya

Sharmila offers tribute to Malom Massacre victims

Manipur: Headmaster arrested on rape charge

IMPHAL, Nov 2: Villagers Wednesday pulled out a headmaster of a boarding school in Imphal East district on the charge of raping and molesting a teenage student of his school and handed over to the police.

Reports said that the teenage girl was allegedly molested and raped by Salam John alias Ibungo (45) of Andro Bazar, Imphal East, who is the headmaster of St Joshep School at Andro village.

Parents of the victim girl alleged the headmaster of molesting and raping the girl three times in the last few days. However, the 12

to Mizoram without seeing the local situation in those villages,” MBDPF general secretary Bruno Msha told IANS. He said the MBDPF has submitted 14 points demands to the MHA. The demands include allotment of five hectares of land to each tribal family, undertake special development plan for the backward tribals and provide adequate security to the repatriated refugees.

The refugee leader said the Home Ministry agreed to give each refugee family housing assistance of Rs 38,500, cash assistance of Rs 41,500, free rations for two years, blanket and utensils, while Mizoram would reimburse their transportation cost.

The ministry also verbally agreed to extend Rs 1.3 lakh housing scheme under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana to each family, said the MBDPF leader, but added he was doubtful about the repatriation in the near future. Kanchanpur SubDivisional Magistrate said that the Tripura government

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Agartala/Aizawl, Nov 2 (IANS): Amidst uncertainty of repatriation of over 31,000 Reang tribal refugees, living in Tripura for the past 19 years, Mizoram government officials on Wednesday began their identification.

“A 30-member team of Mizoram government officials led by the state’s Mamit district Deputy Commissioner Lalbiaksangi arrived in north Tripura on Tuesday, and from today (Wednesday) they started the identification process,” SubDivisional Magistrate of Kanchanpur Sub-Division Santosh Deb told IANS over phone.

He said: “The identification process would continue till November 21.

After that the schedule of repatriation of refugees from Tripura to Mizoram would be finalised.”

About 31,300 Reang tribals, who locally call themselves ‘Bru’, have been living in seven makeshift camps in North Tripura’s Kanchanpur and Panisagar sub-divisions adjoining Mi-

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(KENLUM HEMANG) General Secretary, ZBK

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

Estimated Earnest Cost of Sl. Amount Money Tender Completion N/Works No. Deposit EMD document time (`) (`) (`) Construction of Campus road to 100 seater, 150 seater and Library 06(six) 1. building at NU, Kohima 1,11,65,000.00 2,23,300.00 2,000.00 months Campus (NU/ENGG/ KMA-224/2016-3007, dtd. 2nd Nov. 2016) Construction of Retaining and Toe wall at Type-B Staff Quarter, NU, Kohima 03(three) 2.

9,27,200.00 18,545.00 500.00 Campus (NU/ENGG/ months KMA-224/2016-3007, nd dtd. 2 Nov. 2016) Construction of Chain Linked with Barbed Wire Fencing for Type-A Staff 03(three) 3.

Quarter, NU, Kohima 10,23,100.00 20,465.00 500.00 months Campus (NU/ENGG/ KMA-224/2016-3007, dtd. 2nd Nov. 2016) Construction of Sedimentation tank at NU, SASRD, 06(six) 4.

34,49,400.00 69,000.00 1,000.00 Medziphema(NU/ENGGmonths 218/CD/SASRD/20163006, dtd. 2nd Nov. 2016).

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Nepal gives Pranab a warm welcome

Nepalese President Bidhya Devi Bhandari, centre right, shakes hand with President Pranab Mukherjee on his arrival at the Tribhuwan international Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

K AT H M A N D U, N OV 2 (AGENCIES): Nepal on Wednesday pulled out all the stops in welcoming President Pranab Mukherjee as he began a three-day state visit, the first by an Indian head of state in 18 years aimed at cementing bilateral ties.

Breaking protocol, President Bidhya Devi Bhandari received Mukherjee at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan international airport with vice president Nanda Bahadur Pun and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal “Prachanda”.

After a 21-gun salute and a guard of honour presented by a contingent of the Nepalese Army, Mukherjee and Bhandari travelled in the same car to the president’s office, Shital Niwas, where they held bilateral talks.

People lined up at sev-

eral places on the road from the airport to the president’s office to welcome Mukherjee by waving the flags of both countries. Mukherjee’s visit is expected to give a boost to high-level political contacts, and he will receive an honorary doctorate and be feted at two separate civic receptions. The two presidents discussed a wide range of issues and expressed satisfaction at the current status of bilateral ties while underscoring the importance of regular interactions among the top political leadership, said Nepal’s foreign ministry spokesperson Bharat Raj Poudyal.

Mukherjee told Bhandari he is eager to host her in New Delhi soon. He also thanked Bhandari for promulgating Nepal’s new Constitution, the foreign ministry said. Mukherjee

is the first Indian President to visit Nepal after the new Constitution was promulgated last year. Relations between the two sides hit a low after key border trade points on the border were blockaded by groups in Nepal’s Madhes region opposed to the statute. Nepali is hoping Prachanda’s recent visit to India and Mukherjee’s trip will help restore ties to an even keel. Tough the visit is being described as a “goodwill trip”, Mukherjee is an old Nepal hand and has long-standing contacts with all sections of the country’s political leadership.

The visit is also an opportunity for Nepali leaders, including those from agitating Madhes-based parties, to seek moral support for their demands, including the amendment of the new Constitution.

After the meeting with Bhandari, Mukherjee went to the Indian embassy to participate in a reception hosted by ambassador Ranjit Rae. Vice president Pun, senior political leaders, officials, chiefs of security agencies and members of the business community attended the reception.

The government announced a public holiday in honour of the visiting Indian President, who was scheduled to hold separate meetings with vice president Pun and Prachanda.

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Don’t attack PM: Fadnavis to Sena

Devendra Fadnavis

MUMBAI, NOV 2 (PTI): Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has asked ally Shiv Sena to stop attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi, cautioning that it will only boomerang on it.

However, he asserted that their alliance is intact and the government will complete its full term, despite frequent taunts and digs from Sena.

“Speaking about Modiji will only put the Shiv Sena

in bad light and people do not like it at all. As far as I am concerned I am ready to face and give them a proper reply. So I do not care.

“Governance and politics are two different things.

The Sena should refrain from criticising the Prime Minister, but I am ok with their criticism,” Fadnavis told PTI in an interview.

Fadnavis (46), who heads the first BJP-led Government in Maharasshtra which has sailed into its third year, also dwelt on other current issues like the campaign by the Maratha community for reservation, the Vidarbha issue and the controversy regarding his intervention in defusing the stand-off over Karan Johar’s film “Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’. On the film row, the Chief Minister said that in hindsight, he feels the issue could have been handled in a better way.

Manohar Parrikar visits Uri LoC, reviews troop preparedness

SRINAGAR, NOV 2 (IANS): Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Wednesday visited the Line of Control (LoC) in Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

This is the Defence Minister’s first visit to the Valley after the Indian Army carried out surgical strikes against terror launching pads across the LoC in the state.

The Indian Army chief, General Dalbir Singh and other senior army commanders accompanied the Defence M Minister during his visit to the LoC and the Brigade headquarters in Uri garrison town. Eighteen soldiers were killed by Jaish-e-Muhammad (JeM) jihadi militants in Uri on September 18.

The Defence Minister was briefed about the latest situation on the LoC arising out of frequent ceasefire violations by Pakistan. He also reviewed the preparedness of the troops who are defending the country’s borders under extremely difficult weather and terrain.

Slain SIMI activists were shot above waist, says lawyer

BHOPAL, NOV 2 (PTI/ IANS): The eight SIMI activists killed in an alleged encounter on Monday sustained gun shots in the head and chest, their lawyer claimed today citing the post-mortem reports.

“They were fired upon from the front and all of them sustained injuries in their head and chest, above the waist,” lawyer Parvez Alam told PTI claiming that he has seen the postmortem reports of the slain SIMI men. Repeating his claim that it was a fake encounter, he said that according to a Supreme Court ruling, police should fire below the waist.

Alam said that he will petition the local court for medical examination of the remaining members of the banned organisation lodged in the jail here and alleged they were assaulted. He also claimed that there was threat to his life. The activists were killed on the city outskirts at Malikheda following their escape from the highsecurity jail after slitting the throat of a security guard and scaling the 32-ft wall using bedsheets in the wee hours of October 31.

“I am going to move the Bhopal Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) court today seeking to conduct medical examination on 20-odd so-called SIMI members in jail,” he said.

“I have learnt that they have been brutally beaten,” he alleged. “Besides, I am

going to meet MP Director General of Police and seek security for myself,” Alam said. “As I am openly speaking against the encounter, now I fear for my life and family members after the cold-blooded murder of my clients,” he added.

Yesterday, bodies of seven of the eight SIMI activists, who were killed in the encounter, were buried in different parts of Madhya Pradesh amid tight security.

While the last rites of Amjad Khan, Zakir Hussain, Mohammad Salik, Sheikh Mehboob, Aqueel Khilji, Mohammed Khalid and Abdul Majid were conducted in the state, the body of another deceased Sheikh Mujeeb was taken to Ahmedabad by his family members.

All the bodies were handed over to the kin after post-mortem here. While taking custody of the bodies, the relatives questioned the genuineness of the police encounter.

However, police has dismissed criticism over the encounter killing of the SIMI activists, saying there was heavy exchange of fire in which they were felled and four countrymade guns and some sharp-edged weapons were recovered from them.

IG Yogesh Chaudhary has maintained that all questions raised over the encounter were a matter of investigation as the

series of events over seven hours between their escape and killing were still being probed.

This came soon after a controversy raged over the police action following the daring pre-dawn jail-break, as TV channels showed footage purportedly from the encounter site in which a policeman is seen pumping bullets into a man from close range after some unidentified person takes out what appears to be a knife said to be in a plastic cover and places it back.

SIMI men were not armed: MP’s ATS chief

Madhya Pradesh’s antiterror squad chief Sanjeev Shami on Wednesday stood by his earlier statement that the eight SIMI activists shot dead in Bhopal on Monday were not armed when they were killed.

“It is well settled in law when police can use force and take life. These men were dreaded criminals. If the police sees the possibility that such men can escape, they can use maximum force... Even if the police are not being fired at,” Shami told NDTV. On Tuesday, Shami was quoted by media as saying that the eight Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) men were unarmed when they were killed.

“I stand by my earlier statement,” Shami told the TV channel when asked for his comments.

JAMMU, NOV 2 (PTI): For the border residents in Ramgarh sector of Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir, it has been raining bombs and bullets as Pakistan Rangers target several civilian villages along the International Border in the sector.

Many border residents say that they have been witnessing death closely since the repeated ceasefire violations by Pakistan.

“It rained bombs and bullets on our villages during the day. It was like a war is being fought and we were caught in between, we witnessed death from close quarters,” Kamlesh Kumari, a relative of Mara Ram, who died yesterday in the intense shelling by Pakistani forces, said.

60-year-old Mara Ram, a resident of Rangoor village, succumbed to injuries at the Government Medical College and Hospital (GMC) after he along with his son and 14-month-old granddaughter were injured in the firing.

While majority of the injured are not in a condition to speak, their relatives recount the horror they went through after Pakistani side targeted their village at a time when they were getting ready for routine

chores. “We were aware that the situation was tense, but we never thought that our village would be attacked like this, if we had an iota of information we would have already shifted to safer place,” Harbans Lal, another relative of Mara Ram, said.

The border residents say yesterday’s firing from across the border was so intense that people were unable to rescue their injured relatives as it continued unabated.

“It was like Pakistani side was deliberately targeting civilian areas, they fired on the same spot again and again. My father was injured as he received splinter in the neck and as I tried to save him there was another blast and I was injured in the leg, my daughter Pari was also injured in the blast,” 31-year-old Rakesh Kumar said.

A 14-month-old girl, Pari, who has sustained injuries in her neck and spine is also undergoing treatment at the GMC. Doctors attending the victims of cross border firing say that while most of the injuries were not life threatening, Pari might need to stay in hospital for long as her injuries would take longer to heal.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post

Between The Lines

Vol. XXVI NO. 327 Dimapur, thursday, November 3, 2016

Trump vrs everybody

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arely a week before the voters of the United States choose their electoral college to elect the 45th president; the battle for the White House get hotter as both Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton continue the last lap of the completion. The US presidential election this time has the most controversies, personal insults and the most unpopular candidates ever. As both candidates prepare for their last lap; the months of gruelling campaign will be most remembered for the manner in which the American liberals and the establishments have probably exposed themselves as never before. The US presidential election this time is all about a war of sorts waged by the present occupant of the White House, corporate, the powerful elites, media moghuls, immigrants, Muslims and Hollywood against the most unlikeliest and surprising of all candidates- Donald Trump.

The USA has been exposed during the campaign and this is all because every one of those who believe in the status quo don’t want Donald Trump to win. When this happens, every bit of negative aspects even including those that are lies about Trump, are being given the widest publicity in the American media. On the other hand, Hillary Clinton’s worst offences such as lying to House committee about the email scams, feigning ignorance as US Secretary of State about security threat on US embassy in Libya where terrorists killed U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens and U.S. Foreign Service Information Management Officer Sean Smith. Her lifetime reputation as a serial liar and crony capitalist only amplifies this.

It’s hard to believe she really means it when she makes such outrageous proposals as her confiscatory capital gains plan that could cause a Depression. Why Hillary is not in jail for offences that has landed many in the past; is chiefly because of US President Barak Obama who has ensured that his Justice Department provide the shield that Hillary needed. In turn, Hillary has promised to appoint first lady Michelle Obama if she becomes the next US president. The battle that Trump faces is not only from the powerful forces arrayed against him as mentioned above but also from key Republican officials and governors who have publicly announced their opposition to Trump. Trump has attracted the ire of Republican leaders because they could never come to grips with the fact that a man like Trump won the party ticket. The other is that Trump is not a status quoist like Hillary. In fact Trump is unpredictable and totally unconventional. Trump is famous for being famous, an egoist who makes often-outrageous statements, picks fights, and chases publicity, good or bad. What Trump lovers love to love the most about Trump is the fact that he hates political correctness so much and viciously tramples on other people’s sensitivities. Whether Trump wins or not remains to be seen but those who have already lost are those who have sunk to their lowest while trying to put down Trump. Many in the US are raising uncomfortable questions about the powerful elites, liberals, pseudo non-racial leaders and those who have been playing vote bank politics.

DailyDevotion Obedience or Independence?

If you love Me, keep My commandments.

—John 14:15 Our Lord never insists on obedience. He stresses very definitely what we ought to do, but He never forces us to do it. We have to obey Him out of a oneness of spirit with Him. That is why whenever our Lord talked about discipleship, He prefaced it with an “If,” meaning, “You do not need to do this unless you desire to do so.” “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself…” (Luke 9:23). In other words, “To be My disciple, let him give up his right to himself to Me.” Our Lord is not talking about our eternal position, but about our being of value to Him in this life here and now. That is why He sounds so stern (see Luke 14:26).

Never try to make sense from these words by separating them from the One who spoke them.

The Lord does not give me rules, but He makes His standard very clear. If my relationship to Him is that of love, I will do what He says without hesitation. If I hesitate, it is because I love someone I have placed in competition with Him, namely, myself. Jesus Christ will not force me to obey Him, but I must. And as soon as I obey Him, I fulfill my spiritual destiny. My personal life may be crowded with small, petty happenings, altogether insignificant. But if I obey Jesus Christ in the seemingly random circumstances of life, they become pinholes through which I see the face of God. Then, when I stand face to face with God, I will discover that through my obedience thousands were blessed. When God’s redemption brings a human soul to the point of obedience, it always produces. If I obey Jesus Christ, the redemption of God will flow through me to the lives of others, because behind the deed of obedience is the reality of Almighty God.

Quotes

If the human brain were so simple that we could understand it, we would be so simple that we couldn’t. ~ Emerson M. Pugh

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he Radiance is a weekly journal of the Jamaat-i-Islamia, a fundamentalist organization. It carries on its front page an article which says: First, you give us account. Apparently, it means the Hindus. The article is on the triple talaaq.

The Hindu Personal Law came into being after first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s intervention.

Marriages used to be a sacrament for life and the Sikh or the disabled had to go through the rigours of marriage with no relief. It was Nehru who introduced divorce in the Hindu religion for the first time. He was strongly opposed by Dr Rajindra Prasad, who was the chairman of the constituent assembly and widely respected leader throughout the country.

Nehru had his way because he controlled the government machinery.

The Muslims have faced a similar challenge for a long time. The triple talaaq has no Quranic sanction but it has been there for a long time. Some women challenged it in the Supreme Court which has said that

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, November 3, 2016

Curse of triple talaaq

there should be an equality of gender. The government thought of issuing a questionnaire to find out the consensus but refrained from doing so. The Muslim Personal Law Board vehemently opposed this move. It has no woman member and continues to dictate terms without any consultation with women.

This has been resented by the women themselves but the Muslim Personal Law Board continues to follow a policy which doesn’t even entertain their opinion.

The question is bound to come up before parliament because the different sections of the Muslims community and even others are agitated over the situation. Muslim men continue to dominate and even though they grant that the Prophet wanted both men and women to be equal. However, when it comes codify this idea, the Board doesn’t care.

Most Muslims countries in the world, including Pakistan and Bangladesh, have banned triple talaaq. But the male chauvinism in India is so strong that even a debate on the subject is not

possible. Even a semblance find out how the communiof discussion is out rightly ty, particularly the women, rejected. The triple talaaq feel on this question. Politicontinues to be invoked cal parties understandably and the male dominance want to maintain silence remains undiminished. because of electoral conInstead s i d e r a t i o n s. of debatFive states, inKuldip Nayar ing on the cluding Uttar problem, the Radiance Pradesh, are going to the article tries to divert the fo- pools early next year and cus on triple talaaq. When the Muslims are the king it says that let them first makers. Samajwadi Party give the account, it appar- leader Mulayam Singh ently makes the problem as Yadav was able to garner Hindu and Muslim. This is Muslim votes because he unfortunate. The constitu- was respected among the tion has included in the Muslims who felt alienated Directive Principles a Uni- towards the Congress. This form Civil Code, hoping time the anti-incumbency that it would be followed factor will come into play one day. How can a debate chief minister Akhilesh take place when the Mus- Yadav appears to be aclim Personal Law Board is ceptable even though Azim straightaway opposed to Kham, his cabinet minister, the questionnaire seeking continues to give out as people’s opinion? Women if he is the custodian of hailing from different parts Muslims. Congress vice of the country have pro- president Rahul Gandhi, tested and demanded that indiscreet in his speeches, they should be consulted. is trying to get Muslims on The Narendra Modi gov- his side. But he doesn’t sell ernment is reluctant to take and it would be probably any step lest it should be better for Sonia Gandhi misunderstood. But things herself to lead the party. cannot be left at that point. There is no Italian-tag atParliament should step in tached to her any longer. first to debate on the issue And she attracts the crowd in both houses and then in her own name more

than her son does. This is a challenge for the Congress which has staked its future with Rahul but feels increasingly convinced that he does not go down well with the masses. In fact, his sister Priyanka Vadra has a better popular touch than him. It is a shame that a secular democratic country has been living with the practice like triple talaaq fearing the annoyance of the community. Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi bungled by bringing in legislation to ensure a stipend for the Muslim widow. It unnecessarily fuelled the anti-Babri Masjid agitation and during the P.V. Narasimha Rao government the mosque was demolished. The rest is history. In the same way, triple talaaq cannot continue because it goes against the grain of what is enshrined in the constitution. In fact, it is surprising that it has lasted so long despite the directive principles to have a common civil code. The successive governments since independence have evaded the question. The Modi government may also do the same. But this is not the solution. The

triple talaaq will have to go, sooner or later. The Radiance article has erroneously made the question as they and we, Muslims and Hindus. This is a matter which the Muslim community has to sort it out. But it cannot stay hanging as it has been the case since independence. Whatever the Muslim Personal Law Board’s objection, the questionnaire must be issued to find out how the community and the rest of people feel about. Probably, the winter session of parliament will witness a discussion on the subject. But even if it is not slated, it should take place. No doubt, the community has to decide but it hasn’t happened so far. And it looks odd that a secular democratic country feels helpless to do away with an anomaly that has been prevalent for over six decades. However reluctant the Modi government may feel it has to face the reality and find a solution. It is not Hindus versus Muslims; it is some outdated thinking which does not fit into the letter and spirit of the constitution. Visit My Website: www.kuldipnayar.com

Post-mortem

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Showdown at CM corral

is hands hung loosely on his sides as he walked up the street towards me. For some time now, I knew this moment would come when the two of us would meet up face to face. It was inevitable.

Our fates were decided the day we met Nancy, the most popular woman in the NETbourhood.

I watched him approach. There was no hurry in his steps.

The afternoon sun shone directly on his face, and I could see there was sweat on his brows.

A horse neighed somewhere. Else, all was quiet. The Bartender came out of the bat wings and leaned against a post to watch. This was nothing new for him.

He had seen it all. He had dragged many a lifeless body from the dusty floor of his Bar to Boot Hill. Men had come and gone.

And many had simply fallen dead from the gun shots and had to be dragged away to meet their Maker.

From the corner of my eyes I could see people moving out of the way. For when bullets fly fast and furiously, the wise know it is best to get out of the way. The initial shots are mostly true to their targets, but the fingers of a dying man could squeeze off shots not knowing where the business end of their gun is pointed.

A fly buzzed near my face, but I did not swat at it knowing any sudden move on my part would precipitate the fight. I wanted him up close so that I could look into his eyes when I shot him full of holes.

I could also be shot, but I knew I would surely get my chance to pump my bullets into him.

Ever since I was knee-high, I have hunted with a rifle I could scarcely lift off the ground. But when I took aim, my shots rarely went off the mark. Bullets were hard to come by in our small frontier town, and those times when I came back home without any game, Pa would scold me for wasting precious bullets and made me go to bed without dinner. And those times when I came back home with several squirrels, Pa would scold me for shooting at the bodies wasting precious meat. By the time I grew waist-high, I had mustered the art of barking squirrels, as we called it. We would should at the bark near the squirrel or birds and splinters of wood would knock out or stun the small animals and birds. That’s the way to go

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about it, Pa would smile and pat my head.

I was mighty pleased to have made my Pa happy and come morning, I would light a shuck to the woods again to bring home bigger game.

“You shoot very well,” Ma used to tell me when she realized I had not wasted a single bullet in years. And I was determined not to waste any bullet now that I have grown up to stand on my own feet.

No Siree, I won’t miss my target now that some darn fool feller is out to get me.

I have learned that it is not important who shoots first, but it is important who can take shots, stand his ground, shoot straight and keep on shooting till his opponent is down on the ground kicking dirt on the throes of death.

He stopped about twenty paces from me, flexed his fingers and got ready to draw.

The afternoon grew deadly quiet.

Out on the outskirts of the town, a dog barked and a cow mooed. People stopped dead on their feet on the sides of the street. Very soon, one of us would bite the dust, or both of us could be down on the ground bleeding to death and none of the bystanders would give a hoot.

I looked into his eyes and I could see that he was dead serious to shoot at me.

“Look here, feller,” I called out to him. “It is not too late fer ya to turn back and hightail it to the next town. Look at the far, blue mountains. There are cool streams running throughout the year and there are game a-plenty. Ya could foller the trails, go deep into the forest and live yer remaining God-given years with the wild animals that seem to have sired ya.”

“Ya shut your stinking, tobaccochewing mouth,” he said. “Ya talk too much! Take a look around ya very carefully because that is the last thing ya will see before I write my initials on yuh belly.

I have come to town to take a shot at ya and shoot ya I will.”

Saying that, his hand dropped to grab iron. Boy oh boy, he was fast, I must admit, as fast as lightning. Before mine cleared leather, he had taken a shot at me!

But I stood my ground, and determined to take my own shot, I grabbed my camera and shot a picture of him checking out the result of his photography.

“I also got you, Richard,” I said as he departed for his next assignment.

Sebastian Zumvu

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Response to Silverstein

will respond to your article on my stand as published in the Nagaland Post on Nov. 2, 2016 through the following points: 1.If India, as you believe, will never agree to a Naga nation, that is India’s problem and not our problem. A nation exists on the basis of its own history and geography and not on the agreement or approval of another nation. Our existence as a nation is therefore, not subject to India’s agreement or approval. As for ourselves, we know that we are a nation and will always be a nation whether India or Silverstein or even the whole world disagrees with what we know about ourselves. On this issue of independent existence, we also do not require any “outsider’s” opinion as to whether we should or should not live under India or Burma.

Please also do not ever think that we are asking our independence from India or Burma. We are not asking our Independence from anybody including the UNO. As far as we are concerned, the declaration of a peoples independence over their own territories is a prerogative right of any nation on earth.

As for India, we Nagas had already declared our independence on 14th August 1947 before India was granted her own independence on 15th August 1947 by the British.

Therefore, the question of we asking independence from India does not arise at all.

Whether India recognizes it or not, we have always been an independent nation in history. And we, as a people, have never ever thought that without India’s approval, we cannot have our independent existence as a nation. Please also note

that whereas India was granted her independence by her former British colonial rulers, we Nagas declared our own independence because despite 115 years of conflict with us, the British were able to set up their administration only in 30% of Naga territories.

2. As for your allegations that I am putting my own principles above the welfare of my own fellow Nagas, I wish to state that it is rather my fellow Naga leaders who have put this principles on me and I am just following their principles because they are honorable and worthy of my following.

For example, our leader A.Z. Phizo was first offered to be the Chief Minister of the then un-fragmented Assam under which Naga hills was just a mere District. But he refused the offer though he could have become the most powerful man of India in what is now called the whole of North east India. In his own words he said: “I refused because I love our Naga people more than anything else in the world.” He was next offered to become a Cabinet Minister of the Indian Parliament. This too he refused. He was next offered to become the Ambassador of India to Malaya. Even when this was refused by him, he was next offered a blank cheque by Shri Prakasa the then Minister of Natural resources and Scientific research. Prakasa offered Phizo sayng: “Phizo whatever you want, we shall give you. Just make a list and give it to me. Money is not the question, we shall give you anything.” (For details, see “Reminiscences of Correspondences with A.Z. Phizo, by S.C. Jamir, p.

22).In my own small way, I too have been offered many

Some precautionary measures

iphupar village is one of the cleanest villages in Nagaland and also one of the most populated villages in Asia. It is conveniently located just a few kilometers away from Dimapur town.

Many important places and institutions such as Dimapur Airport, NEZCC Complex, Agri-expo Centre, CIHSR Centre( Referral Hospital), Central Jail, Green Park, etc., to name a few are located right here. Keeping these important places and institutions in mind, people from all over the districts of Nagaland rush here to settle or buy land and

that keeps the price or value of the land extremely high.

The most lucrative business at Diphupar these days is to sell the land. I have no right to interfere in what they do but being a permanent resident of Diphupar for so many years what saddens me the most is that our local people, taking the advantage of high price knowing or without knowing the consequences, are selling their precious land to the “Outsiders’’ especially people from the neighboring states of Nagaland. These outsiders or lookalike tribes or people come with lots of money and

they are ever-ready to pay whatever the sellers want. I do not have any objection people coming here and live but Nagas of Nagaland should know that one day these people will dominate our areas and perhaps, even take away our rights and by the way, not surprisingly, they even have their own colony. I am not so familiar with the village council rules and regulations but one thing I know for sure, correct me if I am wrong, is that selling our land to outsiders is against our customary laws and practices. This is going to have a negative

impact in the future if we do not check now. It is up to the people and the responsible council whether to let it go or take some precautionary measures before we become a microscopic minority in our own village and areas.

The above lines are just my personal observation and in no way intended to hurt any person or public, if so I apologize, nevertheless, it is a matter of great concern for the kind of environment we have created for ourselves.

Openthung Kithan, CKhel, Diphupar, Dimapur.

Former DLSU Member.

things but have consistently refused these offers because I do not want to betray my own people and “wallow in the enemy’s gifts”.

3. As for your claim that I have agreed with you that “a free and sovereign Naga nation would just be a poor Naga nation…” I believe you have misunderstood me. We did talk about corruption in Nagaland and if I remember correctly, I told you that when I am talking about a free and independent Nagaland, I am not talking about a Utopian Nagaland where absolute justice will reign and there would be no corruption whatsoever.

I remember saying that free or under India, there will always be corruption in fallen human societies anywhere in the world and that Nagaland will also not be an exception to this reality. As for our national wealth and assets, I know many things which I have not disclosed to you.

By this , I mean our oil reserves, our mineral reserves, our precious stones including our Gold and diamonds and on top of these untapped wealth, the vast agriculture, horticulture, herbal and floral wealth etc that our nation possesses. In the light of all these assets, I for one am completely convinced that we do not need even one Paisa from India for our economic survival.

Lastly, for your information, Niketu Iralu and Easterine Kire whom you have advised me to refer to, are my uncle and wife.

Niketu is my father’s fourth brother and Easterine and I are temporarily separated though both of us are writing on the same political conflict in our land.

Kaka D. Iralu

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Shower of blessing bestowed to SSA teacher Sir,

It pains me as a common person to see how SSA teachers were welcomed by the deptt. of Education yesterday. I can’t resist but to express my deep sincere feelings for the teachers who had been suffering for the last 7-8 months without salary. It is fact and impossible to survive without money and it is the right of every individual as an employee to ask for their hard earned money at the right time.

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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.

The victim told the media persons that on October 25 early morning, the police officer appeared and abused him even after he pleaded his innocence.

He said the officer in an attempt to let him admit beat him up saying he was caught on CCTV footage stealing the bag.

The victim said when he had asked the officer to show him the CCTV footage, the police officer started to bash him up with his hands tied. He said the police officer even accused him of being a murderer and that he would kill people if he was released.

The victim claimed that the police officer in an inebriated condition slapped him several times.

Further, the victim alleged that the police officer beat him up with lathis for almost an honour and in the process six to seven lathis were broken. The victim said that there were other police personnel at that time. After bashing him, he said the police officer fed him food.

The victim’s aunty

said they were not aware of the whole situation until they reached the police station to bail him out after the teacher told them FIR has been withdrawn.

Later, they took the victim to hospital, where he is still under treatment.

M e a n w h i l e, t h e Swurotsomi Clan of Thenyizumi Village, which has taken up the case, has written a letter to the district child protection officer Kohima.

The Swurotsomi Clan after narrating the incident has sought justice according to the Constitution.

They have demanded a video footage copy of torture by duty officer, arrest and handing over of complainant to the youth organization and interpretation and justification of the juvenile as per the constitution/human rights.

Failing to respond to its demand within 10 days, the clan warned that they would exercise the rights of their own choice. The clan also attached the birth certificate of the victim for age proof.

Civic polls to go ahead: Zeliang

(Form p-1) Zeliang said “negotiation through peaceful means is the only way to resolve the Naga issue and once it is resolved, gun culture will be a thing of the past.” Laying emphasis on having more unity and consensus at the Village Council and Town Council levels, Zeliang said this way “Nagas can really march forward as one people,

in our endeavour to find peace, progress and prosperity”. Lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his determination to find a permanent peace to the protracted Naga political problem, Zeliang said both the Prime Minister and the Naga People’s Front believe in non-violence and to find a peaceful solution through peaceful means, pointing out NPF’s motto of Fide Non Armis--

By Faith, not by Arms.

He further noted saying, “if Nagas were to wait any longer, more faction might crop up adding to the already 9 factions that we have today and that ultimately, the people would suffer”. Nagas were now fortunate, with the help and blessings of the Almighty God, of having a government at the state level without opposition he said, adding “on the Naga political

issue also, we are hopeful for an early peaceful solution, acceptable to the Naga people.”

He also expressed optimism that even NSCN (K) would come back to renew the ceasefire ag reement with government of India.

The chief minister was accompanied by NLA speaker, Chotisuh Sazo, Home minister Y. Patton and School Education minister, Yitachu.

(From p-1) Councils should be separately prepared for each ward of the municipality in accordance with the rules.

KDCC has threatened to approach the court for legal action if their appeal was not pursued in all earnestness.

Kohima District Congress contented that if eroll for assembly election was to be followed, then almost half of the electorates for urban local bodies will not get opportunity to exercise their franchise as the last municipal election in the state was held in 2004 with the creation of separate e-roll.

It stated that with urbanization, thousands of electorates are migrating into the town areas, however since the Election Commission of India has strictly ordered “One Man One Vote” thousands of electorates with a view to maintain their names in the e-rolls in their respective villages do not have the registration in the erolls in Town areas despite being resident of colonies and wards.

Amend Act before holding civic polls: APO (From p-1) APO said it was of the firm belief that empowering Naga women indigenous tribes was not objectionable but acceptable to all provided the discrimination policy or hidden agenda for accommodation of all races were deleted from the above mentioned Act. In view of the above, APO has therefore appealed to the state government to make necessary amendment to the Act before conducting civic polls to reflect the actual legal position of SC and ST in Nagaland.

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NSSATA said it expected the government to fulfil the written assurance in letter and spirit. The association has also directed its members to report at their respective posting places and conduct regular classes for the welfare of the students.

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Mission Authority of SSA and would follow them in future also so as to felicitate timely release of instalments and avoid delays in payment of salary.

With regard to the fourth demand, the letter stated that the state government would take all necessary steps and measures to the possible extent to ensure timely release of the SSA teachers.

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(From p-1) Concerning the second demand made by NSSATA, the letter said the inclusion of the salary of SSA teachers under non-plan would be taken up at the appropriate time as and when the centrally sponsored scheme of SSA comes to an end.

On the third demand, it said state government has been following the rules and guidelines of the National

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(From p-1) NNC/FGN believed that it was the “Will of our Almighty God” and an ardent desire of the people that all must come together and as one to pursue the national aspirations.

Further, MIP said that unless we learn to forgive each other, reconcile and unite and move forward together, our common dream will just remain a dream.

Therefore, MIP observed that the need of the hour was not to seek positions but to put the national goal and aspiration above everything including ideological differences for the sake of our motherland.

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CCoFA further said that “the brutality and high handedness of the government using water canon on peaceful demonstration led

by NSSTA teachers who were only demanding that their salary, was the gravest of injustice meted out by a democratic government, acting more in an autocratic mold”.

CCoFA said although the government may have promised to pay the aggrieved teachers for now, it may be only a temporary reprieve after which the teachers will be again forced to resort to agitation in order to get their salary.

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In a press note, CCoFA media cell said the government has failed to respond adequately and justly to the growing grievances and discontentment of the general public in all spheres of life.

Of late, the response of the government in addressing these issues by resorting to usage of brute force upon peaceful protestors was indicative of the nervousness of the government on issues of misappropriation and corruption in the government, CCoFa stated.

It said the habitual

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KOHIMA, NOV 2 (NPN): In what could be termed as “extreme high-handedness” of the law enforcers, a police officer has been accused of brutally beating up one 17-year-old boy in police custody in Kohima on October 25 last.

The minor student, a class-XI student of Siekhazou government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Kohima, was falsely accused of stealing bag containing academic documents along with Rs. 40,000 cash belonging to one graduate teacher.

Narrating the incident to media persons, who visited the victim at his paternal uncle’s place in Kohima Wednesday evening, the victim’s aunty said the boy was innocent and he would not commit such offence or would ever steal anything that did not belong to him.

She said on October 24 last, the victim visited his neighbour’s place where a house construction was on. The graduate

teacher who filed FIR was staying at that place for a month now to oversee the construction.

She said on October 24 morning, they were told that the bag containing Rs. 40,000 cash and academic document was lost and accused the juvenile of stealing the bag.

In spite of guardian pleading innocence of the boy, the teacher lodged a complaint with North Police station, which the victim’s guardian learnt only in the evening.

Subsequently, she said the police team arrived and arrested the juvenile on October 24 evening even after they told the police that he was innocent.

Upon his arrest, the victim’s guardian rushed to the North Police Station to claim his innocence, but the police reportedly informed that he has to be in the custody since interrogations were to be made.

Victim’s uncle requested the police officers not to beat him or harass him as he was innocent and left the police station.

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I, Smti. Kihoni Kinny, resident of Notun Bosti Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as : 1. That I am a citizen of India and by profession Govt. as Primary Teacher at GMS Notun Bosti, Dimapur, Nagaland.

2. That in my Educational documents my name is "Kihoni Kinny" however in my other documents my name has been entered as (1) Appointment Order "Shri. Khoni Kinny" (2) G.P.F Statement "V. Kihoni Kinny" (3) SBI Bank Account "A. Kihoni".

3. That all the names "Kihoni Kinny", Shri. Khoni Kinny, V. Kihoni Kinny, A. Kihoni Kinny are same as one person only.

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DP-8758 Dt. 27.09.2016 AFFIDAVIT (CORRECTION OF NAME) I, Shri. DIELIEVI CHAKHESANG, s/o Shri. Lt. SHIBINI CHAKHESANG of Thuvopisu Village, presently residing at New Colony Phek Town, District Phek, in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a citizen of India.

2. That, my correct name was mentioned as DIELIEVI CHAKHESANG and my father's name Lt. SHIBINI CHAKHESANG in my entire official documents. However, my name was inadvertently entered as; DELIVI CKG S/o Lt. KHATSOYI in my SBI Account Passbook bearing No. 20095007438.

3. That both the name DIELIEVI CHAKHESANG, DELIEVI CKG are same and one person only.

4. That the purpose of swearing this affidavit is to declare that henceforth, my name DIELIEVI CHAKHESANG and my father's name Lt. SHIBINI CHAKHESANG shall be used for all official and legal purposes.

5. That the above statements are all true to the best of my knowledge.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me on this day the 27.09.2016.

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DECLARATION OF NAME/TITLE

I, Shri. Vikai Sumi, S/o Atoi permanent of Satakha Village, Dist. Zunheboto do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is erroneously entered/recorded as A. Vikayi Sumi, Vikai A. Sumi, Vikai. A in service book and Vikai Sumi in service appointment order & Vikai Sumi in bank Passbook (A/c No. 30930703296) 3. That the above mentioned name & title belongs to one and same person henceforth declare to apply and consider legally right and genuine for all official purpose.

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come to Ministry of Corporate Affairs.”

MCA looks after the affairs of non-listed companies while for listed firms, there is market regulator Sebi, he said.

“Tata Group is a very big group and naturally has a bearing on the economy,” he said. “But so far there is nothing to be concerned about. There is no cause of alarm.” Asked about the interest of state-owned Life Insurance Corporation which is among the biggest stakeholders in Tata Group firms, he said not just LIC but “lot of people are involved. There are concerns of investors, global investors because they have a major role in economy”.

“There is no need to be worried. Tata group itself is a respectable group and they will solve their internal issues themselves,” Meghwal said. “And if the issue comes up before the government and regulators, (they) will take action whatever rules are there. We are still keeping watch,” he added.

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New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): Government is keeping a “close watch” on the Tata-Mistry feud as developments at the USD 100 billion conglomerate can have implications for the economy, Minister of State for Finance Arjun Ram Meghwal said today.

The government, said Meghwal, who is also incharge of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) - where corporate disputes eventually land up, will steer clear of the row as “it is an internal affair of Tata Sons”.

“The government has nothing to do with it,” the minister told PTI, adding that Tata is a USD 100 billion group and the developments can have implications for the economy.

“We are keeping a close watch on the basis of whatever is coming in the media and whatever information we are getting from sources,” he added.

Meghwal further said the matter has so far not been referred to MCA. “Nothing in writing has

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Mumbai, Nov 2 (PTI): The benchmark BSE Sensex crashed by 288 points and the NSE Nifty dipped below 8,600 mark in early trade as investors cut down their bets, tracking a weak trend in global market after a new US presidential poll showed Donald Trump ahead of market favourite Hillary Clinton. The 30-share barometer plunged 288.06 points or 1.03 per cent at 27,588.55 with all the sectoral indices led by metal, realty and oil in the negative zone, falling by up to 1.73 per cent. It had lost 64.90 points in the previous two sessions. On similar lines, the NSE Nifty cracked below 8,600-level by dropping 94.75 points or 1.10 per cent to 8,531.50.

Brokers said market mood took a hit largely in tandem with global sell-off sparked by an opinion poll that put Donald Trump slightly ahead of his democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the US presidential race.

a maximum of Rs 1 crore, customers will have the facility to avail a minimum 10 per cent of the total amount as term loan and maximum 90 per cent as overdraft.

ICICI Bank said the interest on term loan would be charged as per the equated monthly instalment, while on the overdraft the charges will be only on the utilised amount for the period the funds are used.

On a Home Loan of Rs 50 lakh, reduction in interest rate by 0.15 per cent

by SBI will help a home buyer to save Rs 542 per month and approximately Rs 2 lakh during the loan tenure of 30 years, SBI said.

According to SBI, value of the savings on EMI of Rs 542 per month, if invested in a recurring deposit, will be approximately Rs 6 lakh at the end of the loan tenure.

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salaried having an account with it, credit from Rs 5 lakh going up to Rs 1 crore against property owned by them.

The product, ‘ICICI Bank Home Overdraft’, will offer dual advantage of a term loan as well as an overdraft facility, the bank said in a statement.

“While the term loan provides customers with quick funds for immediate needs, the overdraft facility offers them the flexibility to access funds instantly for expenses, as and when required,” it said.

Those buying the overdraft loan from the bank would be able to utilise the funds for their personal needs such as for education, medical treatment, home renovation, marriage and overseas travel among others.

Beginning from a minimum of Rs 5 lakh to

New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): Gold price today zoomed to one- month high of Rs 30,950 per 10 grams, up Rs 250, tracking a solid trend overseas amid increased buying by domestic jewellers on wedding season demand. Silver ready went past the Rs 44,000-mark by jumping Rs 900 to Rs 44,100 per kg on speculative buying, while silver weeklybased delivery rallied by Rs 1,015 to Rs 43,725 per kg.

Traders said buying sentiment became strong after gold rose for the fifth day to the highest level in almost a month overseas as the dollar weakened ahead of US Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision.

Globally, gold rose 0.35 per cent to USD 1,292.30 an ounce in Singapore today.

Besides, persistent buying by jewellers following pick-up in demand for ornaments, at the domestic spot market, driven by ongoing wedding season propped up the upside, they said.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity climbed Rs 250 each to Rs 30,950 and Rs 30,800 per 10 grams -- a level last seen on October 3, when it had stood at Rs 31,200. It had gained Rs 50 yesterday.

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New Delhi, Nov 2 (PTI): To cash in on the festive fervour, banks including SBI and ICICI have unveiled a host of benefits such as reduction in rates, waiver of processing fee and overdraft facility.

SBI has further slashed interest rates by 0.15 per cent for its home loans up to Rs 75 lakh, while ICICI Bank is offering overdraft facility along with home loan.

SBI Home Loans are cheapest in the market and provide an excellent opportunity for both new home buyers as well as those who wish to switch over their home loan to SBI to save on EMI, the bank said in a statement.

SBI home loan would be available at 9.15 per cent while women borrower will get at 9.10 per cent.

Another market major ICICI Bank is offering the

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Sub-Division Officer(C) Zunheboto : Nagaland

Dt. 27.09.2016 AFFIDAVIT (CORRECTION OF NAME) I, Shri. THEPUSWUYI DOZO, s/o Shri. Lt. YOYI DOZO of Thuvopisu Village, presently residing at Zion Colony Phek Town, District Phek, in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a citizen of India.

2. That, my correct name was mentioned as THEPUSWUYI DOZO in my entire official documents. However, my name was inadvertently entered as; THUPUSWUYI DOZO in my SBI Account Passbook bearing No. 11862253993.

3. That both the name THUPUSWUYI DOZO, THEPUSWUYI DOZO are same and one person only.

4. That the purpose of swearing this affidavit is to declare that henceforth, my name THEPUSWUYI DOZO shall be used for all official and legal purposes.

5. That the above statements are all true to the best of my knowledge.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me on this day the 27.09.2016.

District & Sessions Judge Phek, Nagaland DP-8731(A) Regd. No. 449

Regd. No. 2992/16 Date : 28.10.2016 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF NAME/TITLE I, Shri. Bokaho Sumi, s/o Ihozhe Sumi permanent resident of Amiphoto Colony, Dist. Zunheboto do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is erroneously entered/recorded as I. Bokaho Zhimo in my service appointment order, Bokaho Zhimo in service ID Card & Bokaho Sumi in service book, Bokaho in PAN Card & Bokaho in Bank Passbook (A/c No. 30795398206).

3. That the above mentioned name & title belongs to one and same person henceforth declare to apply and consider legally right and genuine for all official purpose.

4. Henceforth I shall use my name as Bokaho Sumi and in all official purposes and future correspondence.

That the statements made in the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been concealed therein or suppressed thereof and are borne out of records. And I sigh this affidavit before the competent authority at Zunheboto.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this 28th day of Oct. 2016.

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The proposed Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT), in Hawaii is facing resistance from indigenous groups. (Internet)

New York, Nov 2 (IANS): With the construction of the proposed Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT), one of the world’s biggest telescope projects, in Hawaii facing resistance from indigenous groups, the project’s board has identified a site in the Canary Islands, Spain, as the primary alternative.

The TMT International Observatory Board of Governors met last week to discuss the progress of TMT in Hawaii and to consider potential alternate sites.

Hanle in Ladakh is also among one of the potential alternate sites for the project.

“The TMT International Observatory (TIO) Board of Governors has

Positive school climate can reduce socioeconomic gap

FELICITATION

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The Khrimtomi Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Toniho Chisho on being promoted to the post of Joint Director, Department of Border Affairs, Government of Nagaland.

The Union further wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him abundantly in all his future endeavour.

KIVINTO SWU OBED CHISHO President General Secretary

OFFICE OF THE SSA TEACHER’S UNION KOHIMA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Gen. Secy.

KSSATA

President KSSATA

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The NSSATA Kohima Unit would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the VEC/WARD, AMK, ANGPTA, RWO, WAGO, NSF, ASU, WASU, KVYO, Kohima Head GB, Rengma Hoho and all the other NGOs for their timely intervention and constant physical and moral support throughout our agitation.

We hope to have your support in the future. May God bless you all abundantly.

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PBC/PJ/M&E (Pangti Baptist Church, Platinium Jubilee Mission and Evangelism) okhona Wokha Deputy Commissioner thungi wotok ndana Sales Day Nov. 12th 2016 lo Wokha Town lona ekhiv jonji kako erantao ji elanchitaka. Hojilo ntonkai okupoe tsutsailan erani elio shiang wotok ndana yentavsala. Topvu na emathata oro shitale to tssala.

Tsungon : 12th November 2016-10-31 Meta : Wokha Town Football Ground Yuta : 8:30 AM lona benkav.

Tsutsailan (items that would be put up for sale) 1. Tsintsan (bamboo) 2. Tsiyan-mori tsutsailan : ophyak, phari, loksa, chappa , sotaphen etc (handicrafts) 3. Doyang Ngoyi/ngonkung (doyang fish – both fresh and dried) 4. Otsung : moro, motso, ekyuvu (local rice) 5. Yulanhanlan (organic vegetables) 6. Sorhonphen (butchers block or chopping block) 7. Khiron/kiron (wooden partlings) 8. Mhurak (local sharping stone ) 9. Tsungthilonphen (local organic fruits) 10. Benchung-nkhub (black sesame packet) 11. Brnchung-han( black sesame curry) 12. Mani, Osung, vatung, rhuchon,rhuyen etc (yam, ginger, dried bambooshoots) 13. Otssung nchuko (firewood) 14. Tssungpyon (natural fertilizer) 15. Lejub tona lejubzhu (Naga Dao box with belt) 16. Hono (Local Poultry) N. MANGLIO NGULLIE Convenor PBC/PJ/M&E

P. OREN NGULLIE Secretary PBC/PJ/M&E

professor at the University of Southern California, in the US. For their study, published in the Review of Educational Research, the researchers analysed 78 studies that focused on the relationship between school or classroom climate, aca-

demic achievement, and socioeconomic status.

In their analysis, the authors found great variation in the school climate definitions and measurements used by researchers, reflecting the absence of clear and uniform standards.

FELICITATION

Kohima Chudi Ekhung extends our heartiest congratulations to:1. T. Renben Jami, S/o Lt.Thungchumo Jami for being promoted to the post of Addl. Director. Department of Land Resource.

2. Subenthung Jami, S/o Lt.Anyimo Jami for being promoted to the post of Section Officer. NSS. 3. Capt. Elisen Y. Jami, S/o Y.L.Jami (Retd.IAS) for being selected to the 14th Saurya Chakras Awards.

4. Longtsuo Tongoe, S/o Lt.Chonbamo Tongoe for being Promoted to the Post of Asst.General Manager NST. 5. Nonglenthung R. Jungio, S/o Rikhyo Jungio For being Selected for MBBS in the NSEE/2016 Ranking -11 The Ekhung wishes them the very best and pray that God the Almighty continue to bless them in their future endeavours.

(Dr. N.Renthungo Jungio) (Moyithung Jami) Chairman Secretary

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Neichülieü Nikki Haralu Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Medozeü Haralu, relation Daughter R/o. Dr. Haralu Colony, Burma Camp to draw her Family Pension, Bank Acct., Landed Property etc, who expired on 2.9.16, Covered by Patta No. 934, Dag No. 10/986, Mouza No. 2, 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 my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 2/12/16.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 01 day of 11/16.

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Haider al-Abadi Tu r k i s h m i l i t a r y sources said on Tuesday that tanks and artillery were being send to southeastern districts near the Iraqi border.

The 30-vehicle convoy left Ankara for Silopi, the sources told AFP news agency, adding that it was now close to Adana province in southern Turkey.

Fikri Isik, Turkey’s defence minister, said the deployment was part of Turkey’s preparation for “important developments in the region”, referring to Kurdish fighters inside the country and events in Iraq.

“Turkey is preparing in advance for whatever happens [and] this is one element of that,” he was quoted by the official

Anadolu news agency as saying.

Just over two weeks into the ongoing offensive to retake Mosul, ISIL’s last major stronghold in Iraq, soldiers managed to push within city limits.

The Iraqi army said its forces have advanced to the eastern edge of Mosul for the first time since the ISIL, also known as ISIS, overran the city more than two years ago.

The country’s Joint Operations Command said in a statement on Tuesday that its forces had entered Judaydat al-Mufti, an area on the outskirts of Mosul, about 3km away from the city’s airport.

M e a n w h i l e, I r a q i State TV reported that the 9th armoured brigade had entered the district of Dweikhlah, in an attempt to open up a separate front in the battle against the armed group.

Mosul was the biggest prize captured by ISIL when it swept through much of Iraq’s north and west in the summer of 2014 and declared a “caliphate” across those lands and the ones it captured in Syria.

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backgrounds and between students with stronger and weaker academic abilities.

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UNITED SANGTAM GAZETTED OFFICERS UNION FELICITATES The United Sangtam Gazetted Officers Union (USGOU) extend our heartiest congratulations to:1) Shri. John Tsulise Sangtam (NCS); on his promotion from A.D.C. to Joint Secretary.

2) Shri. Moatemsu Sangtam (NCS); on his promotion from S.D.O to A.D.C. The USGOU wish them the best in their future endeavours.

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Sd/V. Kashiho Sangtam President

Sd/L. Serichem Sangtam General Secretary

The Boulevard Snooker Club Dimapur organised its 2nd Snooker Open Championship from 28th-30th Oct. 2016 at Boulevard Pool Palace, Sematilla. The following are the winners. i) 1st - Mr. Bohoto Chishi, ii) 2nd - John Celvin, iii) Semi Finalist - Tokugha & Jubito iv) - Highest Break Point Ato Sakhrie.

The Club members acknowledge Shri. Subenthan Kithan, President NSF for gracing the occasion as a Special Guest, Shri. Deo Nukhu, Parliamentary Secretary for Higher and Technical Education, Govt. of Nagaland, Shri. Himato Zhimomi IFS, Commissioner & Secretary Work and Housing, Govt. of Nagaland, Shri. Pikato Murru DCPO for sponsoring the prizes of first, second and semifinalist respectively. The Club members also would like to thank Mrs. & Mr. Nikato Zhimomi proprioter of the Boulevard Pool Palace for availling his Snooker Board throughout the tournament.

(AHOI YEPTHO) President Boulevard Pool Club

(KIHEVI ZHIMO) Games & Sports Secy.

Boulevard Pool Club

“ZUTOVI GHAMI AHUNA IKHIKULU KUPUGHU”

Atsala : 10th Ahunaqhi 2016

Ado : 10.00 Inaqhe

Akimiji : “mhesho mheghi no niu jumichi” (Culture is my identity) Kukusutou : Ino. Jacob Zhimomi Parliamentary Secretary Irrigation & Flood Control Govt. of Nagaland Ahuna papu : Ino. Ikishe Sukhalu Ato Kukau kawoto Ghami We cordially welcome all the invitees during the occasion.

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OFFICE OF THE TIKHIR UNION KOHIMA Kohima-797001, Nagaland “Unity and Prosperity”

CONGRATULATORY NOTE

The Tikhir Union Kohima (TUK) is pleased to congratulate Shri. T.L Kiusumong Tikhir, Revenue Officer, Kohima on his recent promotion to the post of Additional Deputy Commissioner. A promotion comes along with new challenges and tasks, may the grace of God and His wisdom guide you in your new assignment. The Union conveys its best wishes for continued success in your future career and abundant blessings to your family too.

Shri. S.Kiusumong Tikhir President, Tikhir Union Kohima (TUK)

The management, staff and students of Grace Higher Secondary School, Kohima invites all alumni, past faculty and well wishers to join them in their Silver Jubilee Celebration on 5th Nov, 2016 at 11:00 A.M Venue : Grace Higher Secondary School, Kohima

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Sd/Administrator Grace Higher Secondary School, Kohima

2nd PENALTY SHOOTOUT TOURNAMENT ORGANISED BY KEVIJAU YOUTH ORGANISATION

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New York, Nov 2 (IANS): Positive school climate helps students not just to achieve academic excellence but also improve outcomes for students from low socioeconomic backgrounds, according to a new study.

Researchers found substantial evidence that schools with positive climates can narrow achievement gaps among students of different socioeconomic

explored a number of alternative sites for TMT. Every site we considered would enable TMT’s core science programmes,” Henry Yang, Chair of the TMT International Observatory Board, said in a statement this week.

“After careful deliberation, the Board of Governors has identified Observatorio del Roque de los Muchachos (ORM) on La Palma in the Canary Islands, Spain as the primary alternative to Hawaii,” Yang said.

Indigenous groups in Hawaii consider the proposed Mauna Kea site as sacred. The construction work had to be stalled due to revocation of permit by orders of the Supreme Court of Hawaii.

Bag h da d, N OV 2 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : I r a q ’s prime minister has warned Turkey against provoking a confrontation while saying he does not want war.

Haider al-Abadi made the comments after Turkey deployed tanks and artillery near the Iraqi border and insisted that any Turkish involvement would be a violation of national sovereignty.

Turkey wants a a role in the battle to retake Mosul from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group, by virtue of being a member of the anti-ISIL coalition.

However, Abadi rejected this assertion and repeatedly called on Turkey to withdraw troops it has deployed near the northern city.

“The invasion of Iraq will lead to Turkey being dismantled,” Abadi said in a televised news conference on Tuesday.

“We do not want war with Turkey, and we do not want a confrontation with Turkey.

“But if a confrontation happens, we are ready for it. We will consider [Turkey] an enemy and we will deal with it as an enemy.”

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no further applications for transfer to the UK will be handled in Calais.

Their cases could now be investigated individually

by UK officials once they have been transferred to reception centres in France, French President Francois Hollande told La Voix du Nord newspaper on Tuesday.

France and the UK have argued over where the migrant children should go, with France urging the UK to take in more.

The UK has so far taken in about 270 of the children who have relatives

in the UK or are deemed particularly vulnerable.

The others will be looked after in France, Mr Hollande said.

The first bus to leave Calais was headed to Carcassone in south-western France, the second to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer near Montpellier in southern France, La Voix du Nord reported.

No-one will be allowed back into the dismantled camp, a staging post for irregular migrants fleeing war and poverty and trying to cross the Channel to the UK, Mr Hollande said.

The final shelters in Calais were destroyed on Monday after an operation to move some 7,000 people to centres elsewhere in France.

On Tuesday night riot police were called to the camp when fighting broke out between Eritrean Christian and Afghan Muslim teenagers.

Police said about 100 youths were involved. Dozens of Eritreans reportedly took sanctuary in a makeshift church.

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Calais, NOV 2 (Agencies): French authorities have begun moving 1,500 migrant children from the Calais “Jungle” camp, a week after demolition began.

Two buses carrying the first minors left the area at 08:30 local time (07:30 GMT). The unaccompanied children will be taken to reception centres around the country.

They had been living in converted shipping containers hoping to travel to the UK. But the French authorities have now given them documents saying

Biggest telescope project likely to shift out of Hawaii

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Buses carrying unaccompanied children leaving the Calais ‘Jungle’ camp. (Internet)

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, november 3, 2016

DATE : 12TH NOV. 2016 VENUE : FORESTRY TRAINING INSTITUTE GROUND (Behind Sub-Urban Police Station) TIME : 3 PM ONWARDS REGISTRATION FEE : Rs. 1200 WINNERS : Rs. 20,000 RUNNERS UP : Rs. 10,000 BEST GOALKEEPER : Rs. 2000 # Matches from Quarterfinal onwards will be played under LIGHTS! FOR FORMS PLEASE CONTACT : +91 9436640211/8014481473 LAST DATE OF REGISTRATION : 8TH NOV. 2016 DP-8740

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Taylor Swift ‘is highestpaid woman in music’ G T

Bono named on Glamour’s ‘Women of the Year list’

aylor Swift is the highest-paid woman in music, according to Forbes’ annual list, having earned more than double her nearest competitor Adele.

The 26-year-old pop star has amassed earnings of $170m (£137.8m) over the past year, mainly thanks to a world tour named after her recent 1989 album.

Adele is ranked second with estimated pretax income of $80.5m (£65.2m).

Madonna comes in third place with estimated earnings of $76.5m (£62m), with Rihanna following closely behind.

Beyonce is placed at five, with pre-tax income estimated at $54m (£43.8m), according to the magazine.

Swift’s pole position was virtually guaranteed earlier this year when she topped Forbes’ list of the 100 highest-paid celebrities.

Katy Perry, ranked sixth this year, topped last year’s rundown of

female pop stars with estimated earnings of $135m (£109.4m).

Forbes bases its the estimates on industry in-

formation as well as interviews with managers and agents, along with data given by the artists themselves.

Here are the top 10 female pop stars on the Forbes list, which covers the period June 2015 to June 2016: Taylor Swift Adele Madonna Rihanna Beyonce Katy Perry Jennifer Lopez Britney Spears Shania Twain Celine Dion

: $170m (£137.8m) : $80.5m (£65.2m) : $76.5m (£62m) : $75m (£60.8m) : $54m (£43.8m) : $41m (£33.2m) : $39.5m (£32m) : $30.5m (£24.7m) : $27.5m (£22.3m) : $27m (£21.9m)

lamour magazine has been criticised for naming U2 frontman Bono on its annual Women of the Year list.

The magazine said he was the first man to be included on the list because of his campaigning for women’s rights. Bono said he was “sure he didn’t deserve it” but the battle for gender equality couldn’t be won “unless men lead it along with women”. He is on a list that also includes Gwen Stefani, actress and campaigner Zendaya and Olympic gymnast Simone Biles.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, November 3, 2016

Entertainment to be focused during GLWS event

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ntertainment and promotion of local artistes will be the main focus during the GLWS Night Bazaar scheduled to be held from November 28 to December 3 at Supermarket Area, Dimapur, organized by GLW Society in collaboration with Act of Kindness and East Dimapur Sümi Students’ Union.

The organizers informed that besides the business opportunity offered to the local entrepreneurs

through various stalls, the festivity mood will be properly highlighted and the bazaar will play the dual role of ‘festivity and opportunity’. Firstly, it provides unparalleled entertainment for the visitors through a multitude of events. The extravaganza of gaming zone, rock bands, dance troupes, cosplay, live concert and special performances by young artistes will fill the participants with oozing levels of energy and

excitement.

Secondly, it will provide young and enterprising youths to reach out to the society through a variety of stalls put up at the event.

These stalls will offer an epic variety of ethnic costumes, magnificent jewelery, etc. and more for sale. The multicuisine food at the event will enhance the experience of participants and sponsors alike. At the same time, the event also aims to bridge the gap between the older folks

with the latest trends.

Booking of stall has already begun at The Garden, Supermarket Area, Dimapur in between 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on all the weekdays.

Interested individual(s) for dance competition can contact 9774-87-4634. While for singing (solo/group/ band) interested people can contact 8730-08-7883. Last date for form submission is November 20. For more details one may contact 873008-7883/ 8575-12-7672.

STH informs on Miss Sumi 2016

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reparations for the Miss Sumi 2016 are ongoing and various sub-committees are requested to update the progress of their works by coordinating with their respective members and organizing committee.

Meanwhile, the Organizing Committee cordially invites all former Miss Sumis to the event to be held on November 8, 2016 at NER Agri Expo Site, 4th Mile, Dimapur at 4 pm.

ADJ Team to organize ‘Karaoke Night’ English while dancers, both solo and group, will also be given the platform.

Audition will held on December 17 mor ning while the show will be held in the evening at Town hall, Dimapur.

Before the grand final round, renowned artistes will perform for the viewers.

Forms for the competition will be made available at Kiran Sports, Popular Bakery-Purana Bazaar.

While the last date for form submission will be December 3. For more details one may contact 9862-09-4672 or 9774-86-2205.

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DJ Music Production Team is set to organize a one day promotional show, ‘Karaoke Night’ for the young and budding singers and dancers.

The main motive of the show is to promote the talents of the upcoming young generation of Nagaland. The show is based only on performance and judges’ decision.

Winners of both singing and dancing will get cash prizes along with certificate besides a cover song video record deal.

Interested artistes can sing in either Hindi or

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Pfutsero DIET celebrated its cultural day with Shri Khrietuo Mezhür Director SCERT Nagaland K-4034 Kohima as special guest.

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The Headmaster and the staff of Viphuho Foundation High School (VFHS) would like to congratulate Shri. V. Phushika Aomi, Administrator and Former President, NSF for being appointed as Press Officer to Chief Minister.

We further pray and wish him good health and a bright future.

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The Liangmai Council Dimapur District celebrated Caga Gadi on 31st Oct. 2016 at Orchid Ground, Burma Camp- Dimapur with Mrs. Liangsi Newmai Advocate Director C- Corp. Coordinator NACWR as Chief Guest.

The Chief Guest exhorted the Liangmai Community to preserve the rich Cultural identity and give equal status to women in social activities.

The Festival was celebrated with Cultural Dance, Traditional Sports, Speeches and concluded with Caga Feast.

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Konta defeats Stosur in WTA Elite Trophy

Johanna Konta opened her WTA Elite Trophy campaign with victory over Sam Stosur.

L o nd o n , N o v 2 (Agencies): British number one Johanna Konta made a winning start at the Elite Trophy, beating Australia’s Sam Stosur 6-4 6-2 in Zhuhai, China.

The tournament features the leading 12 players who did not qualify for last week’s WTA Finals in

Singapore.

The players are divided into four pools of three, with the group winners qualifying for the knockout stage.

Konta, the top seed, will face world number 23 Caroline Garcia of France in her other pool game.

The Briton looked

Russian athletes may be cleared for Euro Athletics

Moscow, Nov 2 (IANS): The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) may allow Russian athletes to take part in the European Athletics Championship in March next year based on personal applications, a senior Russian sports official said on Wednesday.

“We are waiting for new admission criteria, which will be sent soon,” Dmitry Shlyakhtin, the president of the All-Russia Athletics Federation (ARAF), said, reports Tass.

“We believe that at the 2017 European Championship we will be participating based on individual applications.”

Last year, the World Anti-Doping Agency ( WA DA ) I n d e p e n d e n t Commission carried out an investigation of the activities of the ARAF, the Moscow anti-doping laboratory, the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) and the Rus-

sian Sports Ministry, and announced the results of the probe on November 9.

The commission accused certain athletes and sports officials of doping abuse and involvement in other activities related to violations of international regulations on performance enhancing substances.

Eventually, the IAAF decided to suspend ARAF’s membership in the global governing body of athletics and put forward a host of criteria, which the Russian ruling body of track and field sports was obliged to implement to restore its membership in the global federation.

In mid-June, the IAAF Council ruled it was still too early to restore ARAF’s membership in the international organisation subsequently extending the suspension of Russian athletes from all international tournaments, including the 2016 Rio Olympics in August.

strong against 2011 US Open champion Stosur, breaking serve four times and dropping just one service game.

The 25-year-old is guaranteed to finish the year in the top 10, making her the first British woman to do so since Jo Durie in DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) has informed all its esteem units and 1983.

Nagaland wrestling referee board to attend the general body meeting of NWA on November 12 at 10 am at Hotel Urra, near Red Cross Building, Kohima.

Various agendas such as Hornbill wresting 2016, NWA referee clinic and formation of NWA referee people think I am finished, board, reports of 3E 2016 and 61st senior national it is nice in a way, people think a lot about me, may- championship of free style at Nandini Gonda UP will be now they won’t. I am be discussed at the meeting, informed NWA general going to think about the secretary Vekhozo.

NWA meeting on November 12

Maybe it is the end of my career: Saina NEW DELHI, NOV 2 (Agencies): Ace Indian shuttler Saina Nehwal who is on a comeback trail after undergoing a knee surgery has set her eyes for a return at the China Super Series Premier starting November 15, but the 26-year-old feels that her badminton career may be coming to an end.

Saina retur ned to training, after being bedridden post surgery, only a week before but she is yet to regain full fitness. In an interview to espn.in, Saina

PSUD sports meet

D IMAPUR , N OV 2 (NPN): Poumai Tsiidoumai Me, Dimapur (Poumai Students Union Dimapur) would be organizing one day sports meet on November 5 at Naga United Village Local ground, 4th mile, Dimapur. All the students, parents and senior leaders have been requested to participate in the meet.

Ganguly expects whitewash against England Ko lk at a , N ov 2 (IANS): Former skipper Sourav Ganguly on Wednesday cautioned England from getting whitewashed in the upcoming five-match Test series, starting November 9 at Rajkot, when they face an in-form Indian side.

The legendary southpaw expects India to continue their superb form at home which they displayed during their 3-0 clean sweep of New Zealand in the recently-concluded Test Series.

“India are playing superb cricket. I am expecting another whitewash like the one against New Zealand.

They (England) should be worried,” Ganguly told reporters here.

Ganguly’s comments echoed former England captain Michael Vaughan, who on Tuesday had said England are bereft of topclass spin bowlers and their batsmen have struggled to combat the turning ball against Bangladesh.

Vaughan said England need to ‘park the bus’ in order to stave off the threat from the likes of Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. Meanwhile, hot on the heels of Bengal’s backto-back outright victories in the ongoing Ranji Trophy, Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) president Ganguly welcomed the boys home with a high tea session here.

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said she wants to work hard and is not thinking about winning or losing, but somewhere deep in her heart she feels it is the end of her career.

“It is okay, many people will think my career will end and I won’t come back. I also think somewhere deep in my heart that maybe it is the end of my career, so let’s see how it is. Maybe, you never know,” said Saina as quoted by the website.

She goes on to add, “I will be more than happy if

next one year, it is year by year now, I am not going to set a target for the next 5-6 years now”.

The 26-year-old, whose Olympic campaign was affected due to an infrapatellar spur displaced fracture and patellar tendon impingement in her right knee, has been out of competitive action since August 20.

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of our beloved Lt. Baby Akumtong Jamir on your

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State coaches trained on sports skill

sports coaches return to nagaland ready to boost athletes.

D IMAPUR , N OV 2 (NPN): Four state coaches from department of youth resources completed training in Sports Science Skill Development held at Patiala from October 8

to 23.

The coaches were trained on various coursesscientific experts combining coaching and Sports through scientific methods, techniques Nutrition

Kma Lotha Tokhu Emong trophy D i m a p u r , N ov 2 (NPN): Doyang FC (Bayavu Colony) beat Merhulietsa colony 3-1 to enter the quarterfinal of the Kohima Lotha Tokhu Emong football tournament at local ground Kohima on Wednesday. In the other match, Rhuchung United (High School colony) trounced Tostu XI (Town area) 5-2. In the last match of the day, Tiyi XI (New Secretariat colony) defeated Lotha United PWD XI 1-0.

On November 3, in the first semifinal, Tungkho Ynga (DBS colony) will take on Doyang FC (Bayavu colony) at 7 am.

etc related to sports.

The coaches were: Kevilebei Paphino (Football), B. Awala Walling (Athletic), Tsungchetrenla Tsudir (Boxing) and Neisevotuo Terhase (Archery).

20th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved mother

Late Mrs. Mhonyimi Kikon

3rd November 1996 – 2016

You left us beautiful memories Your Love is still our Guide, Though we cannot see you, you’re always at our side.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

OF OUR BELOVED

Late Aghato P. Muru Three years have gone, yet not a single day have we spent without thinking of you.

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Loving family members

23/02/1959 – 28/10/2016 There is nothing greater than receiving sincere prayer, comfort and assistance at the time when clouds of loneliness, despair and sorrow engulfed us at the sudden demise of our beloved Imtenuksung on 28th October, 2016. We now clearly see our reflection and make us to understand to continue our journey without him henceforth. We express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone for your immeasurable support at the time we needed most.

May God bless you abundantly.

Loving wife, children and relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 25th July 2011 to 3rd Nov. 2015

With tearful eyes we watched you suffer and saw you slowly fade away. Although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating. God broke our Hearts ... to prove to us ...

He only takes the best ...

We miss you now always will From your loving daddy, mummy, Rongsen, Toshi & Furten

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Lt. Mr. LOKHO ANGAMI Born: 20/03/1973 Died: 22/10/2016 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Lokho Angami would like to convey our immense gratitude to neighbours, various churches & fellowships, unions and all the well wishers who stood by us during his prolonged illness through spiritual, financial support & comforting us with your Love & sympathy till he breathed his last.

We like to extend our special thanks to: 1. Minister Hill Baptist Church, Kma. 2. Mao Baptist Church, Kma. 3. KMC Staff.

4. Dzüvürü Colony, Kma. We regret our inability to mention every individual & family by name, but we greatly appreciate your compassionate gestures, support & generosity which we shall ever remember. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God showers His blessing upon you all.

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of our beloved

LATE JACOB WOKHAMI

One year ago you died and still we mourn, nor will our mourning end till it be night, even as time turns our tears to light. Years hence, when this may be more easily borne each moment of your passion and delight.

As clear as sunshine, bountiful and bright, remain our fortune now that you are gone.

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From, Loving Wife, children & family

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Born on : 11th April' 1976 Died on 03rd November' 2015

1st Death Anniversary

LATE TEMJENMENLA LKR 03.11.2015

A year has passed and not a day goes by that we don’t think of you and miss you so much. Until we meet again…

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Loving granny, dad, children, grand children & in-laws

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LATE CHURENTHE POCHURY DOB-1/07/2014 DOD- 23/10/16 We the bereaved family of Lt. Churenthe Pochury would like to express our gratitude to every individual, churches, family members, friends and well wishers who stood by us at the sad demise of our beloved, who left us for his heavenly abode on 23rd Oct. 2016.

1. Soul Harvest for Christ Ministry 9. Bethel Masiha Church 10. Pastor Narayan (B.M.C) 2. Rev. Kevisede Kire (S.H.C) 11. Bethel Church Members 3. Chaplin Akai (Harvest Prayer Centre) 12. Ahilie Theyo, Chairman, 4. Evang. Kezevito Upper Chandmari (S.H.C Chandmari) 13. Youths, Upper Chandmari 5. Men’s Department (S.H.C) 14. Ketholelie Keditsu & family 6. Women’s Department (S.H.C) 15. Dr. Abei Kelio & family 7. Youth Department (S.H.C) 16. Observation Home Kohima 8. CRC Pastor (Kiphire) 17. Tethuyo Village Your unceasing prayer support, physical presence, materially and financially support during our grief and sorrow shall be acknowledged now and forever.

Loving wife, children, grand children and relatives.

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Mumbai, Chennaiyin play 1-1 draw in ISL

Mumbai City players celebrate after Leo Costa scored the equalizer, Wednesday.

C hennai , N ov 2 (IANS): Substitute Leo Costa scored a screamer just two minutes from time as Mumbai City FC rescued a point against Chennaiyin FC with a 1-1 draw in the Hero Indian Super League (ISL) football tournament here on Wednesday.

Je j e L a l p e k h l u a ’s second-half strike seemed like it would be enough for Chennaiyin FC to edge past Mumbai City FC and move joint top alongside Atletico de Kolkata at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.

Mumbai never seemed into the game until Costa came off the bench to score a wonderful long ranger in the 88th minute to win Mumbai’s first ever point in the ISL against Chennaiyin FC. The draw left Mumbai City on the second spot with 12 points, the same as leaders Atletico de Kolkata, while Chennaiyin FC have 10 points in their kitty and are sandwiched between Delhi Dynamos in third and NorthEast United FC in fifth, both with the same

points.

In four previous clashes between the two teams, Chennaiyin FC had emerged triumphant in all games and for most part of their last clash, seemed like the better side.

With chief coach Marco Materazzi suspended for this clash for his ‘misconduct against opponents or persons other than match officials’ as defined by the AIFF Disciplinary Committee, the defending champions took it upon themselves to continue their dominance

Rio inaugurates 2-day state level kung-fu championship

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, NOV 2 (NPN): Two-day 29th annual State Level Tournament 2016 of All Nagaland Shaolin Kung-Fu Association (ANSKA) got underway after it was declared open by Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio here at Badminton Indoor State Stadium, Wednesday.

Rio in his speech dispelled the wrong notion surrounding martial arts saying martial art is an exercise to balance the mind and body; to synchronise heart and brain and therefore shouldn’t be perceived as violent.

He urged upon the practitioners to utilise the art to defend and protect the weak.

The former chief minister remarked that Nagas were impulsive-we cannot control our anger, our emotions- and highlighted how martial arts could help in having control over oneself.

Rio also pointed out the positive attribute of martial arts-discipline, healthy lifestyle, character, mental and physical strength.

He emboldened the participants to learn with dedication and become masters in the art.

Rio exhorted the participants that Shaolin KuhgFu would make them a better person thereby a better society. In his concluding remark, Rio reminded the players that their participation was equally important regardless of whether they

win or lose and urged them to uphold the true spirit of sportsmanship.

He later declared the tournament open.

The participants (Kohima Branch) displayed spectacular stunts and moves in their demonstration.

St. Joseph Orphanage Home performed the opening demonstration.

Earlier, the function was hosted by Caroline, invocation by Rev. Fr O.C. Abraham, while dy. grand master chief general ANSKA, Neivo-o Nicholas Soru delivered the welcome address.

Hundreds of martial artists’ from across the state are taking part in the twoday event which will culminate Thursday.

over the visitors.

For the opening 45 minutes, Chennaiyin FC dominated but could not break the deadlock. Maurizio Peluso was in fine form up front and seemed to create the best chance for Jeje in the 14th minute when he slid a ball to the Indian striker but Gerson Vieira did well to come from behind and clear the ball.

Peluso then had Mumbai goalkee per Albino Gomes at full-stretch to keep a free-kick away in one of the six shots that

Pratul Joshi wins maiden title at Bahrain Challenge

NEW DELHI, NOV 2 (PTI): Young Indian shuttler Pratul Joshi clinched his maiden international title by notching up a hardfought win over Aditya Joshi in the finals of the $17,500 Bahrain International Challenge badminton tournament at Segayya in Bahrain.

In a fiercely fought battle between siblings, it was 22-year-old Pratul who emerged as the winner after he prevailed 21-17, 12-21, 21-15 over Aditya in the summit clash which lasted for an hour on Sunday.

In the semifinals, Pratul, seeded third, had beaten compatriot Siddhar th Thakur 21-16, 22-20, while fourth seed Aditya stunned top seed Anand Pawar 21-19, 21-7.

Chennaiyin had in the first session.

Mumbai City did not have any shot on target in the first session but marquee player Diego Forlan did come close in the 36th minute. The veteran Uruguayan striker made space for himself just outside the box and let go of a powerful shot which Chennaiyin FC goalkeeper Duwayne Kerr did well to tip over for a corner.

Chennaiyin FC had their noses in front in the second session. Peluso’s corner-kick should have been cleared by the Mumbai defence. But two defenders simply watched and another one missed the flight of the ball, allowing Jeje space to head the ball past the goalkeeper in the 51st minute.

The defending champions should have killed the match in the 72nd minute but Dudu Omagbemi missed from close range.

Jeje had shown remarkable composure to win the ball, hold on to it and then slide it for Dudu who could not beat the onrushing goalkeeper.

Mumbai City made the best use of that let-off and found the equaliser in the 88th minute. Leo Costa took the ball from about 25 yards out and launched a powerful left-footer which found the top corner of the net, past a diving Kerr.

Ngangpong FC beat Morning Star FC 3-0 at Loyem tourney

Action in the match between Ngangpong FC and Morning Star FC at public ground Tuensang on Wednesday. (NP)

Correspondent

TUENSANG, NOV 2 (NPN): Ngangpong FC beat Morning Star FC 3-0 to enter the semifinals of the 24th edition of the Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2016 at public ground here on Wednesday.

The tournament is organized by Confederation of Chang Students

Union (CCSU).

Akhum (3) scored the first goal in the 12th minute. Benjamin (8) scored the second and third in the 70th and 82 minutes.

On Thursday, in the first semifinal, Frontier FC will take on Seyong Club Tobu and in the second semifinal on November 4, Vetao Ayei FC will face Ngangpong FC.

India draw Iran 1-1 in AFC U-19 Qualifiers

HANOI, NOV 2 (PTI): A spirited India on Wednesday played out a 1-1 draw against Iran in the first Group D match of the AFC Women’s U-19 Championship 2017 Qualifiers.

Kashmina gave India the lead in the 59th minute while Mokhtarifar got the equaliser for Iran in the 81st minute. India were down to nine players on the field at that moment

as Shetty and captain Ratanbala Devi were being treated outside the playing arena.

K a s h m i n a ’s g o a l came straight out of the text book.

It was a counter-attack from which Shetty sped past her marker on the right flank and essayed it for Kashmina in the box.

The nippy striker took her time, sidestepped, and

neatly placed the ball into the net.\ Kashmina, however, should have finished the match off when she beat the off-side trap and found herself in a one-toone situation with rival Goalkeeper Sefati in the 87th minute. But the goalie managed to get her palm on the way as the ball missed by a whisker.

India next play hosts Vietnam on November 4.

Pandya handed maiden Test call-up

Hardik Pandya

NEW DELHI, NOV 2 (AGENCIES): The unavailability of KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan has extended Gautam Gambhir’s lease on life as an international cricketer, but the BCCI selectors sprung a surprise by including the uncapped Hardik Pandya in India’s 15-man squad for the first two Tests of the five-match series against

England staring November 9 in Rajkot.

A thigh strain to Rohit Sharma, which reportedly will keep him out of action for six to eight weeks, has apparently forced the selectors to include Pandya as an all-round option.

MSK Prasad, the chief selector, said of Pandya’s inclusion: “Pandya’s pace has increased, he is moving

the ball, his batsmanship has improved.

He is one allrounder we thought is an equally competent bowler and batsman. And a good fielder too, much quicker and better bowler than Stuart.

With form and fitness, Hardik is a better option.”

Pandya, 23, made his ODI and T20I debuts this year and has been included for the first time in India’s Test squad.

The Baroda allrounder has played 16 first-class matches, scoring 727 runs at 27.96 with a best of 90 and 22 wickets at 33.72, with a solitary five-wicket haul.

The uncapped pair of Haryana allrounder Jayant Yadav and Karnataka batsman Karun Nair - who came in as replacements for Ishant Sharma

and Dhawan against New Zealand - have been retained. This means that Virat Kohli has four spinners to choose from, with Jayant Yadav’s offspin following R Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Amit Mishra.

Gambhir, 35, made a return to international cricket after more than two years when he was drafted into the Test squad for the second match against New Zealand in Kolkata last month, as replacement for the injured Rahul.

India squad: Virat Kohli (capt), R Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Amit Mishra, Cheteshwar Pujara, Gautam Gambhir, Ajinkya Rahane, Karun Nair, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Ishant Sharma, Murali Vijay, Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Hardik Pandya, Jayant Yadav.

Atletico, Arsenal win; Man City beat Barca in CL Madrid, Nov 2 (IANS): Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Arsenal and Paris SaintGermain all won their respective matches to assure themselves of berths in the knockout stages of the 2016-2017 Champions League with two matches left to play.

What remains to be determined is the order of the finish, reports Efe. Atletico, who remain unbeaten and untied, lead Group D with 12 points, three ahead of Bayern. Arsenal and PSG are tied in Group A with 10 points each, though the Gunners have the edge on goal difference.

Barcelona, meanwhile, will have to wait to qualify after losing 3-1 to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday, where they came from behind to get a measure of revenge for the 4-0 drubbing they suffered at Barça’s hands two weeks ago in Camp Nou. City, under the direction of former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, went into Tuesday’s clash badly needing points as insurance against an early exit from the elite European competition.

Guardiola stuck to his highpress strategy and while that contributed to Lionel Messi’s strike for Barça 20 minutes in, the approach eventually paid dividends.

Recent acquisition Ilkay Manchester City’s Aleksandar Kolarov, right jumps to head the ball with Gundogan equalized for the hosts just before half-time and Barcelona’s Lionel Messi in Manchester, England, Tuesday. (AP/PTI)

Kevin de Bruyne put City up 2-1 early in the second.

Gundogan added an insurance goal with 15 minutes left in regulation to boost City to 7 points from four matches, 3 ahead of Borussia Mönchengladbach, who conceded late against Celtic and had to settle for a 1-1 draw.

Barcelona have nine points.

French international Antoine Griezmann scored both goals -- the second in stoppage time -- to give Atletico a 2-1 home win over a surprisingly resilient Rostov side.

The result leaves last year’s runner-up with 12 points, compared with 9 for Bayern Munich, who beat PSV Eindhoven 2-1 on Tuesday with a pair of goals from Robert Lewandowski.

Arsenal fell behind 2-0 to Ludogorets in the first 15 minutes of the game in Sofia, but pulled even by the end of the first half, though the winning goal came only in the 88th minute, when Mesut Özil eluded the goalkeeper and two defenders to make it 3-2 for the visitors.

PSG, like Atleti, needed a goal in stoppage time to prevail 2-1 over Basel.

In Group B, Besiktas held visiting Napoli 1-1 on Tuesday to tighten up the race for the top two spots. The Turkish squad climbed to 6 points, one behind the Italian side and Benfica, who each have 7.

The Portuguese club beat Dynamo Kiev 1-0 in Lisbon.

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