November 4, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 328

DIMAPUR, friday, november 4, 2016

OROP will be resolved in 2 months: Parrikar

Real Madrid held in six-goal thriller

UK court deals blow to May’s Brexit plans

Sports, Page 12

international, Page 9

national, Page 5

Encroachment on govt. lands irks CM

T.R. Zeliang along with his colleagues and others after unveiling the jubilee monolith. (NP)

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , N OV 3 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang on Thursday expressed serious concern over encroachments on government properties in Nagaland, stating that the unfortunate trend practised by greedy individuals have clearly shown utter disregard for public properties.

Zeliang said this while speaking as chief guest at the golden jubilee celebration of Dimapur Government College (DGC) here at the college auditorium.

Lauding the DGC authori-

Legal quagmire looms as Clinton, Trump in tight race WASHINGTON, NOV 3 (AGENCIES): With only about 100 hours to go before Election Day, more than 100 million American voters who are yet to exercise their franchise are being bombarded with messages that paint of dire picture of the United States if they make the wrong choice. With polls showing an increasingly tight race that could go either way, although the electoral college map is more difficult for Trump, there are signs that the election could get embroiled in a legal quagmire the way it happened in the Bush v Gore battle in 2000, unless there is a decisive victory for one side-- and even that is no guarantee of avoiding a post-election scrap, so rancorous is the campaign.

Both sides are already lining up lawsuits: Democrats are going to court alleging voter intimidation by the Trump campaign, after Trump asked his followers “to keep a watch” on polling booths in urban areas where there is a heavy concentration of pro-Democratic black minority or white collegegoing voters. Republicans are suing Obama Administration’s Attorney General Loretta Lynch alleging that she is obstructing the probe into Clinton’s private email server issue.

This is it!

“They’re Jihadists allies.

They too want to overthrow Assad and instal a democratic government.”

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ties and students for successfully thwarting several encroachment attempts over the college land in the past, Zeliang remarked that such action should be considered as leading example, which needs to be emulated by other institutions and civil societies.

He said encroachment of government property was a loss not only for the government but also the public, as huge amount of money would be spent again to acquire new plot. In this regard, Zeliang reminded that it was a collective responsibility and called upon all to introspect

at the same time change the mindset and attitude.

Zeliang also expressed serious concern over the ever increasing number of educated unemployed youths in the state and stressed on the need to engage them in some constructive activities before the assets become liabilities.

He wondered whether everyone was too engrossed with academic education, while neglecting the crucial aspect of equipping youths with practical knowledge and life skills. “We need to develop work culture besides book knowledge otherwise

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our youth could be misused by any unwanted social evils prevailing around us,” Zeliang asserted. He called upon the teachers to impart wholesome and quality education to students by inspiring them to become selfreliant and not just focussed on white collared jobs.

Zeliang exhorted the students to be wary of antisocial activities and said “if all the citizens are engaged with works and constructive mindset, we can create a better place to live in”.

Earlier, the chief minister unveiled the Jubilee monolith and released the jubilee souvenir.

Parliamentary secretary H&TE, Deo Nukhu extended greetings to the college on the auspicious occasion. Nukhu also laid the foundation stone for the Science Block. A short speech was delivered by advisor Urban Development, S.I. Jamir wherein he recalled that the past leaders, whose endeavours had led the college this far. He later opened the exhibition.

Speaking on behalf of Alumni, secretary Department of Land Resources, Y. Kikheto Sema said jubilee was a time to acknowledge

the pioneers, a time to forgive to forget. He further expressed happiness to note that many DGC alumni have been contributing towards development of the state. He reminded the students that for success, infrastructure of the college was of little importance saying it was “something more to do with oneself.”

Welcome speech was delivered by principal DGC, Ngangshikokba Ao. Performing Arts DGC presented ‘God is everything’ and cultural fusion and ‘Jubilee Echo’ by Evangelical Union DGC. DGC jubilee choir enthralled the gathering with ‘Praise ye the Lord’ and ‘It’s Time to Give Thanks.’

Highlights of the programme include-- Dreamz Unlimited (Alumni) Clean Election- a funny, wise, contemporary, thoughtful, and hard hitting play on the grime melange of money, deceit, corruption, power, and selfishness of election politics. Convenor JPC, Khrieo Rutsa rendered acknowledgement. The function was chaired by associate professor DGC Kavili Jakhalu.

The chief minister was accompanied his cabinet colleagues.

OROP suicide row: Rahul detained again VK SINGH SPARKS CONTROVERSY; Bank trashes allegation

NEW DELHI, NOV 3 (AGENCIES): Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi was detained by police for the third time in two days, after he turned up at New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, the site of a protest over the suicide of an ex-serviceman over the pension he received under the OROP scheme.

Police detained Rahul Gandhi and did not allow him to take part in a candle light march organized by the Congress from Jantar Mantar to India Gate.

Rahul had been detained twice on Wednesday, once at the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital where he tried to meet the family of Ram Kishan Grewal. The Congress has reacted to Rahul’s detention and accused the Centre of enforcing an ‘undeclared Emergency’.

VK Singh says, suicide not due to OROP: Union Minister V K Singh disputed the allegation that army veteran Ram Kishan Grewal committed suicide due to his grievance over OROP. He also said the deceased soldier was a Congress worker, who had won Panchayat election on ticket of that party.

Singh, a former army chief, said Grewal’s grievance was with the bank and the not the government.

“If he had come to us and if we had not resolved his issue, then it would have been our mistake. The reason of his death is not related to OROP. He was getting a pension of Rs 22,000. His issue was with the bank... the bank had asked him to produce some papers. His concern was not related to orop,” Singh said.

Bank trashes allegations: Subedar Ram Kishan Grewal’s bank has rebutted the government’s allegations that it under-calculated the pension due to the late exserviceman.

As Grewal’s alleged suicide sent the country’s political temperatures soaring, India Today’s special investigation crew met the chief of the State Bank of India’s Ghanta Ghar branch in Haryana’s Bhiwani, which had been paying out the pension to the army veteran since his retirement in 2004.

Ram Singh, the chief manager, explained that the onus of calculating wages and pensions lay solely with the government. Banks, he said, are only disbursing agents and not auditors of such funds, and trashed the government’s allegations.

NPCC protest over Rahul’s detention

NDTV India ordered to be taken off air UNESCO report on tribal NEW DELHI, NOV 3 (PTI): A leading Hindi news channel was today ordered by the government to be taken off air for a day after an inter-ministerial panel constituted by the I&B ministry recommended this action over the broadcaster’s coverage of the Pathankot terror attack in January.

An inter-ministerial panel had concluded that the channel ‘NDTV India’ had revealed crucial and “strategically sensitive” information when the terror attack on an IAF base was being carried out, official sources said.

The Information and Broadcasting ministry while invoking the powers under the Cable TV Networks (Regulation) Act said it “orders to prohibit the transmission or re-transmission of NDTV India channel for one day on any platform throughout India with effect from 00:01 hrs on 9th November,2016 till 00:01 hrs of 10th November, 2016”.

This is the first ever such order against a TV channel over its coverage of a terror attack, the norms regarding which were notified last year. Efforts were made to reach the channel for its comments, but they

did not fructify.

The matter pertains to the channel’s coverage of the Pathankot attack where the committee felt that “crucial information” that was aired could have been readily picked by terrorist handlers and had the potential to “cause massive harm not only to the national security, but also to lives of civilians and defence personnel.”

When the operation was on in January this year, the channel allegedly revealed information on the ammunition stockpiled in the airbase, MIGs, fighter-planes, rocket-launchers, mortars, helicopters, fuel-tanks etc “which was likely to be used by the terrorists or their handlers to cause massive harm,” the sources said.

The sources said that as the content appeared to be violative of the programming norms, a showcause notice was issued to the channel in January this year.

In its reply, the channel replied that it was a case of “subjective interpretation” and that most of the information they had put out was already in public domain in print, electronic and social media.

dialects a concern: Oram

Correspondent

SHILLONG, NOV 3: Union Tribal Affairs Minister, Jual Oram on Thursday expressed concern over UNESCO’s report which pointed out that at least 27 dialects of tribals in the country has almost become extinct.

“This is a cause of concern,” Oram said inaugurating a two-day international seminar on “Understanding the tribes of Asia’ organized by the Synod College, Shillong in collaboration with PA Sangma Foundation at the college auditorium.

Oram also underscored the importance for the different tribes to develop their own scripts.

“There are around 700 schedule tribes and 500 of them have separate dialect.

There is a need for them to develop and work on their own scripts,” he said.

Stating that over 27 languages in the country are on the verge of becoming extinct, the union minister said, “The centre government has viewed this as a serious concern.”

Meanwhile, the Union Minister told journalists that the centre has set up a special committee to study the demands of the Gorkhas and six Assam communities for inclusions in the scheduled tribes list.

Congress workers stage protest march on Thursday in Dimapur.

DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) and District Congress Committee (DCC) Dimapur on Thursday staged protest demonstration in Dimapur against the “undemocratic detention” of AICC vice-

president, Rahul Gandhi, on November 2, 2016 in New Delhi.

In a press release, NPCC media cell, said State PCC members along with Dimapur DCC members took out protest march from Congress Bhavan, Dima-

pur till DC court junction, from where the Congress women and men marched till DC’s office complex. It stated that a memorandum addressed to the President of India through the Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur,

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Deeper carbon cuts needed to avoid climate tragedy: UN Paris, Nov 3 (AFP): The world’s nations must urgently ramp up commitments to cut planetwarming carbon emissions to avoid “human tragedy”, the United Nations warned on Thursday.

As they stand, these commitments — which kick in from 2020 — would still allow average global temperatures to climb as high as 3.4 degrees Celsius (6.1 degrees Fahrenheit) by 2100, a recipe for massive climate damage, the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) said in its annual “Emissions Gap” report.

“If we don’t start taking additional action now, beginning with the upcoming climate meeting in Marrakesh, we will grieve over the avoidable human tragedy,” said UNEP head Erik Solheim.

UN climate negotiators from 196 countries — tasked with implementing

the landmark Paris climate pact entering into force on Friday — meet in Marrakesh, Morocco, from November 7-18.

“The growing number of climate refugees hit by hunger, poverty, illness and conflict will be a constant reminder of our failure to deliver,” Solheim said in a statement.

The UNEP re por t tracks the so-called global carbon budget — the total amount of greenhouse gases humanity can add

to the atmosphere without pushing temperatures above the threshold of destructive warming. Going into the Paris climate summit last December, countries had agreed to a maximum of 2C (3.6F) above pre-industrial era levels.

But a maelstrom of climate-enhanced natural disasters — including deadly storm surges, droughts, floods and wildfires — prompted nations to lower the danger threshold to “well below” 2C, and even

1.5C (2.7F) if possible.

These more ambitious targets mean that the “remaining carbon dioxide budget is now considerably lower,” the report said.

As a result, CO2 emissions projected for 2030 — including existing carboncutting pledges — must be slashed an additional 25 percent to have a reasonable chance of avoiding crippling climate impacts, it concluded.

Even if all national plans for curbing greenhouse gases are fully implemented, including those conditional on financial aid, the carbon budget that would give humanity a twothirds chance of staying under the 2.0 C ceiling would be all used up within 15 years. And under a scenario that would yield 50/50 odds of capping global warming at 1.5C, the budget would be depleted well before 2030.

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Door to door campaign by NSLSA concludes

(L-R): A PLV campaigning at a remote Village in Longleng District. Plvs enlightening an elderly couple on senior citizens welfare & maintenance in Peren distict. Plvs & panel lawyers campaigning in the streets of Phek district.

PLV reaching out to the workers in unorganized Sector in Wokha District.)

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Legal Services Authority under the aegis of National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) concluded the “two day mass door to door campaign”

spreading awareness to the people on a wide spectrum of services within the domain of Legal Services Institutions.

A press release informed that ninety eight

panel lawyers and one hundred fifty five para legal volunteers from across the state were actively engaged in the mass campaign for creating legal awareness carrying the message of ac-

cess to justice for all.

“Legal services” includes the rendering of any services in the conduct of any cases or other legal proceedings before any Court or other Author-

ity and provides advices on any legal matters. The services are provided by way of providing free and competent legal aid counsels (panel advocates), free legal advice, free counseling

LBEPS flays 28 AR over church desecration

DIMAPUR: Lotha Baptist Churches Pastors’ Conference (LBEPS), Wokha while expressing solidarity to the believers of Mekokla village has condemned the action of the 28 Assam Rifles, which calls itself as “Friends of the Hill People”, for allegedly using the Mekokla Village Baptist Church as a military base for military operations.

LBEPS Wokha stated that such unlawful action demonstrates the arrogance of the security personnel as an insult against the people of all faiths. Association members had visited Mekokla village and had takenstock of the situation over the suppression and oppression to the believers of the

uncivilized act of 28 Assam rifles (AR). A joint press release by MVC head GB O. P. Ezung, MEWT joint secretary Rhonathung Kikon, MEWT chairman Abemo Kikon, CNME chairman Robin Kikon, MEH general secretary Z. Shumbeno Yanthan and DME chairman James Yanthan stated that AR clarification in section of newspaper asserting that the troops of AR have immense respect for every religion was a blatant lie as they have amply demonstrated their insensitivity and disrespect towards a place of worship. The joint signatories expressed utter shock and surprise as to what had prompted the AR to attack the cadre of the GPRN

when the ceasefire was in force. It also pointed out that Mekokla Village had a history where Indian armies have been constantly harassing the villagers. It is also to be stated that the AR has been creating fear psychosis from time to time by grouping the peace loving citizens of Mekokla village without any rhyme or reason.

Taking into account the above mentioned incidences, the joint press note to urged the government of India (GoI) to take notice of the continuous ceasefire violation by the Assam Rifles.

Meanwhile they also expressed gratitude to various organizations and individuals for expressing solidarity.

Orgns condemn police assault on student

ZSUN, KSON to picket SDEO office Peren

DIMAPUR: Thenyizumi Students’ Union (TSU) has vehemently condemned the “irresponsible act” of a graduate teacher under DIS Chozuba on whose misguided information, a bona fide member of Thenyizumi Students’ Union was arrested on false allegation of theft and subjected to brutal physical torture and inhuman assault.

TSU in a condemnation note by president Nesazo Theyo and general secretary Besuhkhoto Swuro observed how a teacher from a noble profession could “be so antagonist and vulnerable to misgiving” which had consequently invited undesirable actions from the law enforcement agencies.

TSU stated that the untold explanation inside the

Church. Association has stated that 28th AR was answerable to such serious human right violation, human atrocities, undermining and insulting the believers as an act of challenging the Christian faith. Pastors’ conference has strongly appealed the government to take immediate action against 28 AR commander who had committed such condemnable act.

Meanwhile, Mekokla Village Council (MVC), Mekokla Ekhung Wokha Town (MEWT), Dimapur Mekokla Ekhung (DME), Eloe Hoho Mekokla Village (EHMV) and Chumukedima Nkokjan Mekokla Ekhung (CNME) has also vehemently condemned the

cell amounted to violation of all human rights under any established laws and therefore, TSU terms the “unprovoked action inside the cell as uninvited, unqualified”. TSU further appealed to the concerned authority to take remedial and corrective action against the erring officials who were involved in the acts amounting to violation of human rights and juvenile justice acts.

KSSU: Kohima Sumi Students’ Union (KSSU) in a condemnation note by KSSU president stated that the police officer who was supposed to be protector of the weak instead inflicted serious injury to the helpless juvenile by allegedly attending the duty drunk and torturing the boy without ascertaining the truth of the

allegation.

The press note informed that the scar on the victim’s body show the grievousness of the physical injury inflicted and the mental trauma the boy underwent cannot be described in words. Even a juvenile in conflict with law was not physically tortured in this manner but corrective measures were preferred, stated the release. It also stated that no part of law gave the duty officer to handle the juvenile in such inappropriate manner.

The student body demands the concerned authority to take appropriate action, according to law, against the duty officer for meting out such inhuman act towards a teenage student.

Finance department informs on NPA

DIMAPUR: Principal secretary & finance commissioner has informed about the inclusion of Non Practicing Allowance (NPA) @25% to those retired medical officers on or after June 1, 2008 for calculation towards pension/family pension .This would also be applicable for revision of pension/family pension of pre-2008 retired medical officers from

June 1, 2008. In cases of pre-2008 retired medical officers, NPA @25% would be required to be added to the minimum of the pay in the revised pay band plus grade pay as on June 1, 2008 corresponding to the pre-revised pay scale from which they retired, in cases where pension/family pension is to be stepped up to 50%/30% of the minimum pay respectively.

CSS Hindi teachers call off stir D I M A P U R , N OV 2 (NPN): Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) Hindi teachers have informed that they have decided to call off the boycott and resume the classes from November 3, 2016.

In a press release, the association convenor, Ilika, and general secretary, Nelson, stated that CSS Hindi teachers along with All Nagaland Hindi Teachers’ Union (ANHTU) had a meeting on October 30, 2016 with minister of school education and director of school education.

At that meeting, they said the minister, on the demand of CSS Hindi teachers for regular payment of salary and early release of pending salaries, assured that he would look into the matter since their K

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demands were genuine.

He, however, sought for some more time to address the problems of CSS Hindi teachers.

The signatories said CSS Hindi teachers have, therefore, called off the agitation having confidence in minister’s assurance and also having a deep concern for the career of students, whose exam were approaching.

M e a n w h i l e, C S S Hindi teachers said that at the meeting held on November 02, 2016 the association decided to wait till November 14, 2016 for the government’s response.

In the event of the government’s failure to meet their demand, the association said they have resolved to resume the agitation on November 15, 2016.

DIMAPUR: Zeliangrong Students’ Union Nagaland (ZSUN) and Kuki Students’ Organisation Nagaland (KSON) has informed they would be picketing SDEO Office Peren on November 9 on account of “appointment of non- Zeliangrong and non - Kuki Primary Teachers (SSA) due to the lackadaisical attitude of the Government.”

In a press note, president ZSON Amonbo Zeliang and president KSON Paotinsei Khongsai stated the decision was taken during an emergency meeting with senior leaders and as decided on the last presidential council meeting.

In this regard, the student bodies have directed all the federating unit presidents and secretaries to report at Peren on November 9 before 10 a.m along with volunteers. Further, ZSUN and KSON cautioned that in case of failure by the concern department to fulfill the demand further course of action can be implemented by closing down the SDEO office indefinitely.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO No.JUD.21/2016-17/ Dt. Zbto. the 25th Oct. 2016 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smt. Viheli of Vekuho Old Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Late L. Henito Sema has expired on 03/09/2016.

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, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaints will be entertained for issue of the same.

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Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Nagaland

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elezabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Noleto Khatso Deseased, has been filed by Smti Novile Khatso relation wife, R/O H.No 204 Kacharigaon Village to draw his/her family pension, Bank Acct, etc. who expired on 27.9.16.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 3.12.16.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 2 day of 11.16.

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland

and preparation of legal documents.

During the two day mass door to door campaign, the para legal volunteers and panel lawyers informed all the persons

coming in contact to come forward to the Nagaland State Legal Services Authority head office located at the Old Secretariat Complex, Kohima or they could approach the District Legal

Services Authority in the respective district headquarters which were attached to district court buildings or any legal aid clinic within the local vicinity, to avail free legal services.

news in brief Speaker convenes BAC meeting: NLA speaker and chairman of Business Advisory Committee (BAC), Chotisuh Sazo has convened a meeting on November 11 at 11 a.m in the assembly committee room to finalise provisional programme for the 14th session of 12th NLA. All the BAC members have been requested to attend positively.

DBA informs: Dimapur Bar Association (DBA) has invited all the frontal organizations/associations/unions attend the discourse on “uniform civil code” on November 5 at 10 a.m in the Lotha Hoho Ki, DC Office Junction, Duncan Dimapur.

WDPA informs pensioner: All registered members under Wokha District Pensioners Association are hereby informed to personally bring their Xerox copies of ID Card (renewed upto 2017) and Aadhaar Card for issue of Life Certificate from the office during office hour.

BS&G Wokha informs: All the officials, adult leaders and Scouts & Guides that the Bharat Scouts & Guides “foundation day” would be observed on November 7 at 6:30 a.m. All concern Scouts & Guides members have been requested to attend the function at PWD Junction in full uniform.

AOE, NPWD general conference: Annual general conference of the AOE, NPWD would be held on November 8 at the NPWD conference hall Kohima at 10 a.m. Joint secretary AOE, NPWD Chengato Kath. All the members have been cordially invited to the conference.

TSUD presidential meet: First Tenyimi Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) presidential meeting for the tenure 201618 would be held on November 4 at 2 p.m in the TSUD office. All the constituent units presidents and seniors have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

LH Karbi- Anglong Tokhu Emong: Lotha Hoho (LH) Karbi Anglong would be celebrating Lotha tokhu emong on November 6 and 7 at Borlengri public ground. All Lothas residing under Lotha Hoho Karbi- Anglong have been requested to attend the celebration.

NSSWB to organize: Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) would be organizing Centralize Friendship Fellowship cum pre-Christmas for the Nagaland Adolescent Girls Club on November 9 at 1 p.m on the theme “A silent night, a star above, a blessed gift of hope and love”. The venue would be at Oking Christian School Auditorium Kohima.

DPDB Longleng monthly meeting: District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Longleng monthly meeting for the month of November would be held on November 7, at 11 a.m. in the D.C. conference hall. All

members have been requested to attend the meeting.

ADC Medziphema notifies: Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Medziphema has notified all general public under Medziphema sub-division that free grazing of cattle would be banned. It further informed that in case of any lapses/failure in implementing the ban order, the concern owner would be held solely responsible and appropriate action would be taken against the owners.

AOE, NPWD general conference: Association of Engineers (AOE) Nagaland PWD (NPWD) would be holding its annual general conference on November 8 at 10 a.m at the NPWD conference hall, Kohima. All the members are asked to attend the conference.

ANFSAPHED emergency meeting: All Nagaland Field Staff Association Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) has convened an emergency general meeting at LCS hall, near Ao Baptist Church, Kohima on November 4 at at 10 a.m. All the unit presidents/secretaries/executive members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

TSU members’ assessment: Thang Students’ Union (TSU) would be undertaking members assessment 2016 would be undertaken from November 5 to 15 basing on the permanent residence of the concerned. All Thang citizens have been requested to take note of the schedule and provide all data in details. During the drive, membership for the current year and collection as per Resolution No.1 would be obtained for which all members are expected to co-operate for a precise and timely execution of the drive.

For further details one may contact K. Thangsoi, president at 9402435746/9612789807.

DC Dmu informs: Deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur has notified all the colony/ward chairman under Dimapur district to form a Colony Level Child Protection Committee (CLCP) and submit to the sub-divisional officer (Civil) development, office of the deputy commissioner Dimapur at the earliest. In pursuance to Juvenile Justice Act 2015 and as per Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) guidelines there is an urgent need to form CLCP committee, DC informed through a press note.

GPRN/NSCN informs: Peren district finance in charge GPRN/NSCN has notified all the head of department (govt) that, as per the directive given by the office of chaplee kilonser GPRN/NSCN, any form of taxation with regards to Peren district for the fiscal year 2016-2017 has been entrusted to A. Angami (dy. kilonser). In this regard, all stakeholders have been cautioned not to entertain anyone except the designated authority and to contact her for further clarification.

Scholarship affected students serve 7-day deadline

D I M A P U R , N OV 2 (NPN): Dissatisfied with the non-functioning of the State Level Committee (SLC), the scholarship affected students under Eastern Nagaland Students Union Dimapur (ENSUD) initiative Wednesday served seven-day deadline on the state government demanding “accurate and beneficial” response of the NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2012-13/817/

SLC. According to the student representatives, SLC was set up the chief minister to assist students who got admitted in various colleges and universities under ENSUD initiative.

The affected students expressed unbearable pain on the silence of the state government in not fulfilling any of its six points of demand included in the Dated Kiphire the 28th Oct’2016

NOTICE

Whereas Shri. Sepicho Sangtam nephew of Late Kalyan Kachap, of Yangsekyu Village, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to draw/receive the payments of movable/immovable properties of Late Kalyan Kachap, who expired 20/11/2015.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1. A/C NO-11853352031. 2. Any other dues etc. From SBI Kiphire.

Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection/ claim is received within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant.

(DR. TINOJONGSHI CHANG) Additional Deputy Commissioner Kiphire: Nagaland DP-8817

memorandum submitted on July 22, 2016.

Instead, they feared that the SLC was set up by the chief minister “just to pull the ears of Naga general public for not gaining political interest”.

The affected students also expressed regret on the inability of the state government to provide the scholarship on time to the

ST students studying outside the state, claiming that it was due to the changes in the system from manual to online application.

In this regard, the affected students threatened that it would continue its fight for their rights in any form till justice was delivered and government would be held responsible for any eventuality.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO No.JUD.21/2016-17/ Dt. Zbto. the 25th Oct. 2016 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smt. Viholi Sema of Shoixe Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his husband Late Kuhovi Sema has expired on 30/07/2016.

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, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaints will be entertained for issue of the same.

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Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DECLARATION

MEDZIPHEMA DIST. DIMAPUR, NAGALAND JUDL/SUC-1/2016/106 Dt. Medz. the 31st Oct. 2016 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Aphate Thuu, w/o Lt. T. Tachu of Medziphema Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 to draw pension/GIS/GPF/Leave encasement/ Bank Account etc. of Lt. T. Tachu, who expired on 08.09.2016.

Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice.

Description of properties :1. A/C No. 34620482328 (SBI Medziphema) 2. GPF/GIS/Leave encasement/family benefits and all other relating to pension matters.

(Sara.S. Jamir) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland DP-8795

I, Shri. Nchubomo Lotha, of Yikhum Village and a permanent resident of Lower 'E' Khel Yikhum Village in the District of Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm as under : 1. That I am a bonafide and law abiding citizens of India and a resident of mentioned above.

2. That my official and original name is Nchubomo Odyuo and the same are being recorded in all my official purposes and correspondence.

3. That, whereas, in Appointment Order, my name had been recorded as Nchumbemo Odyuo inadvertently. And so also it is entered as Nchubomo Lotha in Bank Pass Book in my loan application.

4. That however, as a matter of fact, the mentioned above three names are reflected to same person i,e. me only.

Deponent Solemnly declared before me on this day the ............ of ....... 20 ........ and the contents of the above mentioned declaration are true and correct and nothing material has been concealed.

Magistrate DP-8779

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

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Q: Is the idea of a creating

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WEATHER FORECAST November 4

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy, a thunderstorm; humid 28 23 Aizawl

Cloudy, a thunderstorm; humid 23 19

Guwahati Variably cloudy, not as hot Imphal

Not as warm with a t-storm

29 19 24 18

Itanagar Not as warm with high clouds 26 17 Shillong

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

21 14

Kohima

A thunderstorm in spots

21 16

Dimapur Cloudy and not as hot

29 19

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24 15

A thunderstorm in the area

Tuensang A t-storm in spots; cooler

18 12

A t-storm in spots; cooler

22 18

Wokha

Zunheboto A thunderstorm in spots

22 14

DC Dimapur informs landowners

(Inset) CBCNEI general secretary Rev. Dr. Solomon Rongpi delivering his keynote address. DABA Intermediate Choir presenting a song. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR NOV 3 (NPN): North-East India Transformation congress jointly organised by CBCNEI and EFI hosted by DABA (ABAM) on the theme “Let us reason together, Isaiah 1:18” is underway at Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo (DABA). The program is scheduled to be held from November 3-6.

At the inaugural function, DABA pastor Rev. Dr N. Tzüdir, while welcom-

ing the delegates said God had brought all together for a noble cause and it was our duty to discern and know His will for us, so as to bring transformation to our land. Quoting King David “How good and pleasant it is when brothers (and sisters) live together in unity (Ps 133:1)”, he said reasoning together in the will of God was honourable and effective for transformation.

He said that all were aware that the congress

would be dealing with important issues and problems being faced today.

In this regard, he advocated that it was not only the work of government alone but the church as well as NGOs. Quoting Luke 4:18-19 he encouraged the delegates to use this manifesto in building His kingdom on earth.

Council of Baptist Churches in North East India (CBCNEI) general secretary, Rev. Dr. Solomon Rongpi in his keynote

address said, the word “Transformation” was used in different context and it was not a static but dynamic concept which required active action and involvement. Therefore transformation was seen as a movement he added.

This transformation congress was to rethink, re-evaluate our engagement in God’s mission in changing landscapes of global church, particularly in North East India, he stated.

He said, many issues that the churches and society in North East could be identified, but was difficult to deal with all the issues at a time. He said that following issues would be deliberated during the congress: ecology and environment, family and poverty, peace and reconciliation, national and regional issues and church and mission.

Earlier the program was chaired by Kilangla Ajem and Kathyinla Jamir and special numbers were presented by N-FRNZ and DABA intermediate choir.

Around 400 delegates from 88 associations from North East region are expected to attend this Transformation Congress.

AYO stage set for silver jubilee celebration

RD Sechu Zubza observes vigilance awareness week

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AGEI general presbytery holds fasting and prayer meet in Dmu

Rev. Rev. Moses Murry along with other leaders.

DIMAPUR: Assemblies of God of East India (AGEI) General Presbytery fasting and prayer meet was held on November 2-3, 2016 at Bethesda Hr. Sec. School,

Dimapur. 14 key church leaders of the Assembly of God from different states of NE India attended.

Rev. Moses Murry, the gen. supdt. spoke on com-

mitment of personal, family and ministry. The committee resolved to encourage each local church and establish new churches in their neighbouring villages.

Department of Agriculture , Dimapur in collaboration with Farm Machinery Testing & Research Institute for North East Region, Biswanath Charali, Assam conducted demonstration on various farm machineries for Seluophe and Singrijan farmers under SAGY. The programme was also attended by joint director of agriculture, Letkholal Hangshing and district agricultural officer, Dimapur, K. Remphamo Lotha and officials.

Naganimora gets new circular road State level officials of BS&G visits Dimapur

DIMAPUR: In view of the forthcoming golden jubilee celebration of Bharat Scouts D imapur : D e p u t y and Guides to be held in Commissioner (DC) DiApril, 2017, State Training mapur has informed all Commissioner (G), Amenla concer n landowners/ Soya and State Training Commissioner (S), Albert other governmental/non Solo visited Dimapur and governmental agencies held a meeting with the ofwhose lands and other ficials of Bharat Scouts and properties/plantations Guides, Dimapur District at have been acquired unDimapur Circuit House on der section 9 (2) of the November 3.

Nagaland land requisiAccording to DIPR tion and acquisition Act report, during the meet1965 for extension of 4 ing, the visiting officials lane NH29 Patkai/Chubriefed the gathering on mukedima bridge upto the tentative programme Piphema village under Dischedules of the golden mapur district are asked to jubilee celebration besides clear up/ remove buildnecessary arrangement to ings, plantations, fisheries be made by the district ofand any other standing ficials. The gathering was structures on the compenalso informed on how difsated area immediately Parliamentary secretary CAWD, Y M Yollow with others at the new circular road. ferent levels of training were for smooth execution of construction works for 4 Correspondent tion of new circular road and colleagues of NPF party to be conducted by the STC lanning NH29. at Naganimora. He also 42 A/C Wakching, Ameth (S), Albert Solo. He furIt further informed MON, NOV 3 (NPN): In donated cash to the colony/ 1st class contractor and his that notice has been is- view of the forthcoming ward chairmen and youths PS. It is also worth mentionsued for strict compliance golden jubilee celebration of for cleaning and repairing ing that Yollow also took by all concer n and to the konyak Baptist Church various roads connecting to the task of repairing the extend full cooperation to Naganimora, Y M Yol- the colony/wards. deplorable road condition the executing team for the low parliamentary secretary The parliamentary sec- from N/mora to Wakching smooth implementations CAWD, on his own capac- retary was accompanied by by providing machineries of the 4 lane NH29. ity, has initiated construc- ADC N/mora, president and cash.

DIMAPUR: Angami Youth Organization (AYO) are all set to celebrate silver jubilee on November 4 and 5 at local ground, Kigwema village, under the theme ing loan or other benefits “Kelhou Kevi Ra”. from the bank as this would Convenor, organizing bring transparency and committee Gonei-u Sirie help counter corruption in said that “the celebration is a the society. celebration of our work and Gurung also informed also to foster better relationthat banks never asked for ships among our people as ATM pin code or debit well as Nagas. We envision card number and asked to work together peacefully never to leak out the con- for the Nagas.”

AYO president Medo fidential information and also not to sign on a blank Yhokha disclosed that more cheque for others to with- than seven to eight thousand draw the amount without delegates would be particithe knowledge of account pating the jubilee celebration and thousands of traditional holder.

RD officials and others Sezhu Zubza Wednesday (NP) Further he said inter- bamboo cutleries would be net banking password or used in solidarity with enviCorrespondent mind had to be positive to comes back to us. ronmental awareness during check on accountability, Customer assistant ID should be kept secret the two day long feast. The KOHIMA, NOV 3 (NPN): corruption and transpar- SBI Sechü Zubza Nilesh and not to be shared with jubilee monolith would be De par tment of Rural ency and could also verify Gurung said Central Vigi- anyone. He informed to inaugurate by chief guest Development, RD Block whether developmental lance Commission (CVC) take care of passbook as MP, Lok Sabha Neiphiu Rio Sechü Zubza organized funds go to the proper as the open integrity in- all the details of account on November 4 at 10.30 am observation of vigilance channel. stitution of the country were listed there and if it from Kigwema village. awareness week WednesPresident VDB Sec- endeavoured to promote went into wrong hands All the Tenyimia orgaday under the theme “pub- retary Association Neivi- integrity, transparency and it may lead to fraudulent nizations would be particilic participation in promot- kuolie said anti-corruption accountability in public withdrawal. pating in the celebration.

While informing neving integrity and eradicat- campaign would not be life.

Convenor, Souvenir ing corruption” at Sechü achieved without the parGurung said corrup- er to keep ATM card and Committee has informed all Zubza council hall. ticipation of the public tion was a serious unethical pin together he urged to interested persons to contribSpeaking at the func- and lauded the organizers practice that undermined spread the message to the ute poems or articles either tion, project officer Sihu for conducting at the bock trust and confidence in relatives and friends so that in English or Tenyidie to any Bizo said corruption start- level. public officials and pub- fraud could be prevented in of the souvenir committee ed from within oneself and He said it was impera- lic confidence could be future. members on or before NoVDB secretaries and vember 15. For further inforto fight corruption one had tive that such awareness gained by integrity in govvillage council of villages mation, the committee can to first clean the self so should reach the public ernance. that society could also be to combat the corruption He cautioned not to under RD block Sechu be contacted at 9856038531 cleansed. stating that for good or pay any favour or money Zubza attended the pro- or mail to – khotuobelho@ gmail.com.

He said a person’s bad, whatever goes round under the table for obtain- gramme.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, November 4, 2016

STC (G), Amenla Soya and STG (S) Albert Solo with the officials of Dimapur District BS&G. (DIPR) ther lauded the number of enrolment under Dimapur district despite registration of only 17 schools from the district and further appreciated their participation at different programmes.

District secretary & SDEO, G. Kiyelu Yepthomi in his short speech, thanked the state officials for their visit and expressed his concern over the registration of

only 17 schools in BS&G from the district. He suggested the need for mobilization of students outside the urban areas and also the need to impart some basic training at district levels which would be more convenient for the school teachers.

The meeting was chaired by vice president, Bharat Scouts & Guides

Association, Dimapur, Kezhaleno Phira while welcome address and vote of thanks were proposed by asst. dist org. com (s), Aotoshi Inc Ben and district joint secretary & state executive council member, NSBSG, V. K. Sha. District activities report was also presented during the meeting by DOC (G), Kevileno Haikam.

Tobu village first LED village in Mon dist DIMAPUR: Tobu Village became the first Light Emitting Diode (LED) village under Mon District with the successful launching of the Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for All (UJALA) scheme by Temsuchuba Jamir, EAC Tobu Hq. More than 600 LED bulbs were distributed after a brief programme at the Council Hall.

Speaking at the launch, Jamir said the scheme aims to promote efficient use of energy at the residential level and enhance awareness of consumers about the efficacy of using energy efficient appliances.

The scheme initiated

LED bulbs being distributed in Tobu village.

by the Administration of Tobu Subdivision plans to cover more villages under the sub division in the future. Under this scheme, consumers are able to buy high quality 9W LED bulbs at a discounted rate of Rs

70 against the market place of Rs 350.

The programme was chaired by BDO Tobu W. Moba while the technical report of the scheme was presented by EAC Monyakshu, Sentilong Ozukum.

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I M P H A L , N ov 3 : Alarmed people Thursday made a beeline at petrol pumps to tank up their vehicles fearing fuel scarcity hitting the state. The indefinite economic blockade call given by the United Naga Council (UNC) on the national highways coupled with cease work strike of the All Manipur Petroleum Products Transporters’ Association (AMPPTA) triggered the fear of fuel scarcity.

Fuel supply to retail outlets has been ceased following an indefinite strike launched by the AMPPTA in protest against the IOC’s call for ‘Expression of Interest’ tender which is purportedly aimed at roping in ROs, dealers and direct consumers in the process of transporting petrol, diesel and branded fuel in bulk.

However, some of the outlets were opened today

amidst the apprehension of the people hitting by fuel scarcity as UNC has been imposing an indefinite economic blockade soon after its 48-hour total shutdown in “Naga territories” ended November 1. Traffic jams were witnessed at several places in the state capital Thursday morning as people queued up with their vehicles at retail petrol vends fearing they would not get fuel in the coming days.

At pumps, the harried attendants were busy since morning catering to the unending lines of vehicles.

Some pumps sold only diesel by sticking “petrol nil” while some were totally closed for the day after some hours of selling. On the other hand with the indefinite economic blockade entering second day on Thursday, hundreds of Imphal-bound loaded trucks were reportedly stranded at Mao gate bordering with

Nagaland along NH-2 and at various places in Jiribam along the Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37. A report from Mao gate said that over 212 Imphal-bound loaded vehicles, most of them loaded with essential commodities, were stranded there since the very beginning of the 48-hour total shutdown began from October 30 midnight.

However, only 18 loaded trucks were stranded at Jiribam along the NH-37 as only few loaded trucks plied on this section of the highways owing to deplorable condition of road at certain portions of the highway.

The United Naga Council (UNC) has been imposing the indefinite blockade on the national highways as a part of its agitation against the “lopsided decision” to create Sadar Hills and Jiribam as fullfledged districts and against “state sponsored terrorism by the communal govern-

ment of Manipur”.

The council is also banning works related with construction of Trans Asian Railways, Jiribam to Tupul and other national projects in all the “Naga territories” in Manipur. The agitation of the council continued even as chief minister had made no such announcement when he visited Jiribam and Sadar Hills on October 31 and November 1 respectively.

Denouncing chief minister’s failure to announce Jiribam as fullfledged revenue district, Jiribam District Demand Committee has also started its agitation. The body is calling a 35-hour bandh in the border town today.

Civil organisations based in Sadar Hills are also prepared for launching a series of agitations against government’s failure to upgrade Sadar Hills into a full-fledged revenue district of the state.

Manipur not in favour of changing financial year Correspondent

IMPHAL, Nov 3: Manipur government has expressed reluctance to Centre’s move to change the financial year from April-March to a different sequence of months.

Government of India is examining the desirability and feasibility of having a new financial or fiscal year.

Presently, the financial year followed by governments in India runs from 1st April to the following 31st March.

An official source Thursday said that Manipur government received a communiqué from the Union finance ministry expressing Centre’s desire to change the presently followed finance year in August this year.

The communiqué from the department of economic affairs of the ministry of finance was asking state’s opinion to the proposal of

With eye on China, IAF lands C-17 Sarma’s statement likely to Globemaster plane close to border trigger communal tension

C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft.

NEW DELHI, Nov 3 (Agencies): The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Thursday successfully landed a C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft at the Mechuka Advanced Landing Ground (ALG) in Arunachal Pradesh.

The move is aimed at calibrating India’s response capabilities at the border with China.

ALGs are airstrips close to the international

JTYS condemns DIMAPUR: Jakhama Town Youth Society (JTYS) has taken serious note of the incident whereby Abel Pfokrelo from Song Song village, Senepati district was found dead in its vicinity on October 28. While the investigation is under process, the society has strongly condemned the act and appealed the concern authorities to book the perpetrators at the earliest.

Meanwhile, the society has expressed condolences to the bereaved family members.

border. They play a critical role in the defense of the border in remote areas, by enabling the armed forces to either quickly deliver troops to a particular region or supply rations to troops already stationed in remote areas.

The Mechuka ALG is just 29 km from the border with China. The nearby town was a key strategic location during the 1962 war with China. The McMohan

Line, the disputed basis for the border between the two Asian giants, is around 40 km from Mechuka town.

This is part of a larger efforts of the Air Force to test and increase its capabilities at the ALGs. The C-17 Globemaster - inducted into the IAF in 2013 - is among the largest military transport planes in service and the fact that the Air Force can land it at any ALGs signifies an expansion of the overall military capability in that region.

So far, a vast majority of the ALGs have been served by smaller transport aircraft like the AN-32. To put that in perspective, the AN-32 is capable of carrying no more than 50 soldiers at a time, while the Globemaster can carry close to thrice than number.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KIPHIRE : NAGALAND NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2012-13/844

Dated Kiphire the 31st Oct. 2016

NOTICE Whereas Smti. Merila, w/o Late Y. Tsayingkiu, F.D of Phelungre Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw/receive the payments of movable/immovable properties of her husband Late Y.Tsayingkiu, F.D under the establishment of Sub-Divisional Fishery Officer Kiphire, Nagaland, who expired on 11/10/2016.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1. G.P.F From the Office of the Sub-Divisional 2. G.I.S Fishery Officer Kiphire, Nagaland 3. F.B.F 4. Pension case 5. Any other dues etc.

Public are hereby asked to file objection/claims if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/ claims is received within the given time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant.

(Dr. Tinojongshi Chang) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Kiphire : Nagaland

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Gram:Agricomplex Medziphema

Phone:247241/247250 Fax :03862 -247241

ICAR RESEARCH COMPLEX FOR NEH REGION (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) Nagaland Centre, Medziphema, Nagaland- 797106

No.RCN/Tender/649/2013-Vol-V Dated Jharnapani the 2nd November, 2016.

CORRIGENDUM In regards to the Tender Notice F. No.RCN/Tender/649/2013-Vol-V Dt. 20.10.16 for supply of Air conditioner (Split 1.5 ton), CCTV & Biometric System, serial no. 5 in terms & conditions and specification has been added. The bid should reach the office of the Joint Director on or before 2.00 PM of 16th November, 2016. For details please visit our website www.icarnagaland.nic.in or office during office hours.

Sd/(B. P. Dey) Asstt. Administrative Officer DC-2456

G U WA H AT I , N OV 3 (AGENCIES): A day after Assam finance minister Himanta Biswa Sarma told a media that citizenship bill is BJP’s policy to differentiate between Hindu and Muslim migrants and asked the people of Assam to select their enemy, “the 1-1.5 lakh or the 55 lakh people”. AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal has cautioned Sarma that his remarks may trigger communal tension in state.

According to Northeast Today report, Ajmal, talking to media person, described minister’s statement as ‘unfortunate and provocative’.

“Himanta is an experienced minister but unfortunately, he has forgotten the oath he has taken to act to uphold the constitution.” In the face of criticism from AIUDF, Union Ministry of Minority Affairs is likely to seek a report from Government of Assam on reports of harassment of minority people in name of de-

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Mukibur Rahman Vice-President East Dimapur Business Association

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Solomon L. Awomi President East Dimapur Business Association

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU : KOHIMA : NAGALAND NO.GA/TSNU/JUD/SC-1/2009/PT-II/974 Tseminyu, Dated the 27th Oct. 2016 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti. Runole Kent, wife of Late M. Hillo Kent Rengma of Zisunyu Village who expired on 27th September 2016 has applied for issuance of Succession Certificate to Draw/Operate/Transfer her last husband Pension Payment Order NO.PEN/COM-24492/NL/S/23099 and SBI Account No. 11826855888 under Section 375 of Indian Succession Act 1925.

Public are hereby asked to file any claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice, failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time.

(VIKHWENO M. MERATSU) Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tseminyu : Kohima, Nagaland K-4029

52ND REVIVAL

ST. JOHN HIGHER SECONDARY RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL, DIMAPUR 4th – 6th November 2016 Theme :- "Am I looking to God"?

Isaiah 45:22

As we hold our bi-annual spiritual meet, we request all our parents, guardians, our supporting missionaries, pastors and wellwishers to pray for us during this important Youth Revival.

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Dear Esha Chetri Happy birthday! Today is the day you were born into this world to be a blessing to the people around you. May your birthday and everyday be filled with the warmth of sun shine, happiness of smiles, laughter, the feeling of love and the sharing of good chee.

From your family memberss. _________________________ Dear Tajungren, on your 9th Birthday we wish you the very best and may you be always guided by Our Heavenly Creator in the years to come !

Your Mum and Dad and all your loving family members. ____________________________ Dear elo I looked though the window this morning, and I though “what an amazing day” and then I remembered that it was your birthday, and that made it even better, so I wish you a happy birthday!

With prayer and love Apaa. ____________________________ Hello Mego Ratsa May your special day bring along the fulfillment of all the dreams that you aspire for.

Life has brought your way and count on all the blessing it hold in store socially for you. Happy birthday Mego China Man UnderAge Ratsa ..

Tonite hehe te turparno From Kebulie Tsimo Arhe and China Maps. ____________________________ Dear Ayo, Celebrate with a heart full of hope, a mind full of only the good things to come and a soul yearning for fun and excitement. Happy birthday, God bless!

From: Rhonathung E. Ovung. ____________________________ Dearest Yohanan Nienü, “ Happy Birthday “, As you turn 4 today, May the Lord bless and protect you always.

With love, Parents and loved ones. ____________________________ Good morning Tsu-jen, A very Happy Birthday! Wish your day be filled with joy, happiness and blessings. Have fun :) From your friend___ :) ____________________ Dear Zubenthung Ngullie, Sixty years of bringing joy to the entire family.

May you age more gracefully in the coming years.

Have a blessed day!

From your loving wife, son and family members.

MONGSENYIMTI ELANGTSÜR TELONGJEM KOHIMA, NAGALAND FELICITATES

1. Khutovi Zhimo, Pastor 2. Hokugha, G.B and Chairman 3. Akani Zhimo, President, Luhevi Village Students' Union

Appreciation to Chief Minister

The East Dimapur Business Association (EDBA) would like to thank to our Honorable Chief Minister Shri. T. R. Zeliang for appointing Shri.

V. Phushika Aomi, Co-Chairman, Advisory Board of East Dimapur Business Association (EDBA) as Press Officer to Chief Minister.

Shri. V. Phushika Aomi is a renowned Leader of Nagaland who served the society in different capacity. He was the President, DNSU (2001-2003) Speaker, NSF (2003-2005) President, NSF (20052007) and NPF Press Secretary since 2011.

The East Dimapur Business Association (EDBA) congratulate Shri. V. Phushika Aomi for his new responsibility and wish him all the best in his future endeavour and pray to Almighty God to bless and guide him to serve the people of Nagaland.

Itanagar , Nov 3 (PTI): The body of a Russian national who reportedly drowned during a rafting expedition on October 31 in Arunachal Pradesh has been found in Lower Subansiri district, authorities said today. The rafter reportedly drowned during a rafting expedition at Kamla River near Tamin in the district, Deputy Commissioner Kemo Lollen (RPT) Kemo Lollen said.

He said that though the district administration came to know about the incident after finding the body yesterday, search operations were on since the day the incident had occurred.

Lollen (RPT) Lollen said as per information, a five-member team from Russia had reached Kurung Kumey district a few days ago for a rafting expedition.

We, Luhevi Baptist Church, Village Council and Students' Union of Luhevi Village heartily congratulate Dr. Luhevi K. Achumi, Rtd. District & Sessions Judge who is also Village Chief of Luhevi Village for his great achievements in social works, who has been conferred Ph.D. Doctor in social works and also received prestigious award of Best Social Worker.

May God bless him abundantly and sustain his talented life in the days to come.

The Bharatiya Janata Party Wokha held an emergency meeting at the residence of district president on 2nd Nov. 2016, at 10:00 am.

At the meeting the party expressed appreciation and gave gratitude to Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland Shri. T. R. Zeliang for allocating the portfolios of Labour and Employment and Skill Development to Dr. T. M. Lotha, hon'ble advisor Treasury and Accounts.

The party while congratulating Dr. T. M. Lotha also congratulates Shri. Imtilemba Sangtam, hon'ble Advisor Cooperation and relief and rehabilitation for their new assigned department and wish them success.

L. Meribemo Kinghen, President, BJP Wokha district.

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Russian rafter’s body recovered

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Office of Bharatiya Janata Party Wokha

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tection of ‘D’ voters. Union Minister for Minority Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi may visit Assam later this month.

Ajmal informed that twomember delegation of Assam State Jamiat-Ulema-e-Hind called on Naqvi opposing the ongoing encroachment drives and ‘D’ voters. Ajmal was recently elected president of Assam State Jamiat and Aminul Islam its general secretary.

The AIUDF chief said, “Reports of the state government planning eviction drives in Mayong and Sipajhar have left the local people anxious. The government of Assam is conducting eviction operations on the basis of religion. “The law is equal for everybody,” he said, adding, “Big businessman, politicians, ministers and MLAs also have encroached on government land however the government has not taken any action.”

the Central government regarding the changing of financial year. The state finance department after a thorough discussion at various levels including with state chief minister O Ibobi Singh resolved not to support the proposal of the Central government. The source said that the working season available under the presently followed fiscal year is very much suited with the state.

Under the present financial year sequence, Manipur government was able to discharge is activities effectively besides getting enough working season for implementation of various Central sponsored schemes.

As such Manipur government will not support the proposal of changing the financial year sequence, the state government stated it its reply to finance ministry’s communiqué.

From Loving St. John family Dimapur

The Mongsenyimti Elangtsür Telongjem, with immense pride and joy, would like to congratulate Ms. Wangshitula Ozüküm, D/o Mr. and Mrs. Meyiyatet Ozüküm for achieving ‘First Position with Distinction’ in M.Sc. Geology from Osmania University, Hyderabad.

We wish you great success in your future endeavours.

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Eco blockade: vehicles stranded on NH-2

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, november 4, 2016

Mrs. Limala Ozukum, Secretary

Mrs. Lipokla, President

OFFICE OF THE TIKHIR STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA FELICITATES

The Tikhir Students’ Union Kohima is pleased to convey its hearty congratulations to Shri. TL Kiusumong Tikhir on being promoted as Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) The Union extends its best wishes, and as he continue his good work may God’s grace be upon him.

(President) (General Secy) James Khiungjumong Akam P K-4048

NOTICE

MIDDLE POINT COLONY COUNCIL Motto: Unity and Harmony

The Middle Point Colony Council hereby issues this notice to whomsoever it may be concerned to strictly follow the colony rules and guidelines in the interest of all the residents and for the general welfare of all.

1. No Bars/Pubs/Lounges/Restaurants or any business outlets will be allowed to sell alcohol or any intoxicating substances in the jurisdiction of Middle Point Colony.

Offender(s) will be imposed a strong penalty and incase of non-compliance and repeated offence they will be expelled from the colony.

2. Any party or groups intending to open any office, agency, business establishment etc. are informed to take the consent of the Colony Council beforehand. No person or groups will be allowed to open any of these establishments without taking a prior permission (NOC) from the Colony Council.

All Landlords/House-owners are therefore informed to notify the Colony Council before setting up any establishment while letting and leasing out their premises.

3. Any residents, either temporary or permanent and shopkeepers/hoteliers/business firms etc. are warned not to bring any outsiders for interfering in case of any dispute arising within the colony jurisdiction. The matter should be first reported to the Council Court after which the council will take necessary steps in accordance with the law of the land.

This order/directive shall come into force with immediate effect. Therefore everyone is informed to strictly follow the above mentioned rules.

Hukato Aye G.B Middle Point Colony

Jekiho Awomi Vice-Chairman Middle Point Colony

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Yadav clan puts up a united face

Akhilesh Yadav with SMulayam Singh Yadav and party state president Shivpal Yadav at a programme to flag rath yatra in Lucknow on Thursday. (PTI) party buffeted by the turf war between his son and brother.

“Akhilesh ko hum shubhkamna detey hain (I wish Akhilesh well),” Shivpal said, adding the Chief Minister’s chariot march will send a message of unity across the state and halt BJP in its tracks.

“Our target is to prevent BJP from coming to power in the state in the crucial 2017 elections,” he said.

Before embarking on the highly-publicised rath yatra to highlight the development works undertaken by him during the last over four years, the 43-year-old Chief Minister said, “I want to thank youths for this historic event...From this yatra, we appeal to people to vote

HC asks govt to mull framing law on human trafficking

New Delhi, Nov 3 (PTI): Delhi High Court has asked the Centre to examine the feasibility of making a law to check illegal trafficking of manpower for jobs abroad, including on foreign vessels.

A bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Sangita Dhingra Sehgal asked the Shipping Ministry and the External Affairs Ministry to take an appropriate decision in accordance with law and disposed of a plea seeking to regulate employment of seafarers.

“The writ petition is disposed of with a direction to the respondents (ministry) to consider the feasibility of making a suitable law with regard to the issues raised by petitioner in the petition and take an appropriate decision in accordance with law,” the court said.

The court was hearing a public interest litigation

Pol parties meet CEC to discuss U’khand polls DEHRADUN, NOV 3 (PTI): Political parties in Uttarakhand met the Chief Election Commissioner to discuss the upcoming Assembly polls, with the ruling Congress urging that elections in some seats be held in March in view of weather conditions and BJP seeking transfer of officials posted for too long in the same districts.

CEC Nasim Zaidi, who is on a two day visit to the state, met all political parties here yesterday to take their suggestions on how to ensure free and fair polls in the state due early next year, official sources here said. BJP suggested that officials posted for too long in the same district should be transferred elsewhere as prolonged deployment strengthens the possibility of misuse of official machinery. BJP asked the commission to put a stop to the alleged misappropriation of discretionary funds for party purposes besides stalling work initiated on promises made by the chief minister without completing financial and legal formalities to influence voters. PCC chief Kishore Upadhyay urged the commission to identify voters whose name appears in the list of more than one constituency.

(PIL) filed by a mother who had lost her 22-year-old son after a ship with 15 Indian sailors onboard exploded off Nigeria’s territorial waters in 2011.

Kalawati, in her PIL, had claimed that the Indian crew or manpower were being illegally and arbitrarily trafficked on the basis of forged and fabricated documents and made to work in unsafe conditions. It sought directions to the government to frame rules to check such activity.

Kalawati’s son Sandeep Kumar died in September 2011 when an explosion took place on the Nigerian ship, ITB Jacksonville, on which he was working.

The woman had alleged that her son was employed in 2011 through the Noha Marine Services Pvt Ltd in Mumbai and a contract was signed in the name of Empire Marine Projects.

in favour of our party.”

Akhilesh, however, referred to “conspiracies” which adversely affected the party. “Due to some conspiracies we were affected a bit, but in the days to come we will be able to form government again,” Akhilesh, who has been blaming SP MP and his father’s friend Amar Singh for the troubles in the party and family, said.

Days preceding today’s event had seen the debilitating battle of attrition between Akhilesh and Shivpal leading to tit-for-tat sacking of ministers and leaders on rival sides. Even Shivpal was sacked as minister by Akhilesh, after Mulayam, apparently siding with his brother and Amar Singh, expelled his own counsin

and SP general secretary Ram Gopal Yadav from the party for six years. Ram Gopal, a Rajya Sabha member, has been backing Akhilesh in the battle for Mulayam’s legacy.

“I am happy Netaji (Mulayam), Shivpal all have come...more will join in due course,” the Chief Minister said during his journey and hoped differences, if any, will disappear as elections draw near.

“I have the blessings of Azam Khan and I hope he will join me later in the yatra,” he said in reply to a reporter’s query, as the senior cabinet minister was conspicuous by his absence.

Flagging off the shiny red Mercedes Benz ‘rath’, Mulayam reminded the party workers about how difficult following the socialist ideology was and congratulated Akhilesh on the launch of his march.

“The path of Samajwad (socialism) is difficult...I have faced lathis in agitations. This Samajwadi movement was built on sacrifices. SP is party of sacrifice and struggle. I know when there is lathicharge, barring 4-5 persons, who stay back, everyone runs away,” he said.

“I congratulate Akhilesh for the yatra and wish him all success,” he said.

OROP will be resolved in 2 months: Parrikar

May speaks to Modi ahead of India visit NEW DELHI, NOV 3 (IANS): Ahead of her visit, British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday made a telephone call to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during which the two leaders discussed the scope for strengthening the bilateral relationship, an official statement said.

“Both leaders agreed that there is substantial scope for further strengthening bilateral cooperation across a range of sectors, including Science & Technology, Finance, Trade & Investment, and Defence & Security,” the statement said.

Prime Minister Modi said he is looking forward to welcoming Prime Minister May in India next week, which will be her first substantive bilateral visit outside Europe.

May will undertake a three-day visit to India from November 6-8, in her first bilateral visit outside Europe.

Manohar Parrikar BUDGAM (J&K), NOV 3 (PTI): Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Thursday said only one lakh ex-servicemen were facing problem in getting pension as per One Rank One Pension scheme and it will be resolved within two months.

“Only one lakh exservicemen (out of over 20 lakh) are not getting pension as per OROP scheme due to some technical difficulty or documentation prob-

lems. We will resolve these problems in coming two months,” he said addressing army veterans here.

The Defence Minister, accompanied by Army Chief General Dalbir Singh, was here to pay homage to Major Somnath Sharma, the first Param Vir Chakra awardee of independent India, and other soldiers who laid down their lives while pushing back an offensive by Pakistani raiders to control Srinagar Airport

in 1947. Parrikar said the government is sensitive to OROP issue+ as it was not implemented for the past 43 years.

“We did it. Ever y year Rs 7,500 crore (will be incurred) and Rs 11,000 crore arrears have been paid.

There has been 23 to 24 per cent average increase in pension,” he added.

After interacting and listening to the problems of the ex-servicemen, Parikkar assure them that their grievances would be resolved.

“Whatever (problems) has been conveyed to me today will be resolved by the time I come again. Today, I was given 10 minutes for an interaction with you but I extended it to 40 minutes.

Next time, I will spend half a day with you,” he said, adding he will make all efforts to resolve the problems of the ex-servicemen.

“Several of these (problems) will be resolved at the local level. I know that the reservation (benefits) and facilities of the state government have not been fully extended to you.

SUMMONS FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI INALO ZHIMOMI, CIVIL JUDGE (SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND SUIT NO PLAINTIFF DEFENDANTS

: Civil Suit No. 48/16 : NIDC Ltd. : M/s. K. Maong Tent Industry Represented by its Promoter Mr. Katemchuba & 3 Ors.

To, 1. M/s K. Maong Tent Industry, 3. Mr. S. Temsumeren@Temsumeren P.W.D Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland S/o. Lt. Satemyanger, Junior Engineer Represented by its Promoter O/o Executive Engineer PWD (R&B) Mr. Katemchuba Dimapur Division, Dimapur 2. Mr. Katemchuba Alternate Address : S/o Late Satemyanger R/o P.W.D Colony, Dimapur Nagaland Presently Residing at : P.W.D Colony, Near Ex-Minister Residence 4. Smti. Alemla Ao Shri. Chuba Chang D/o. Late Temsumongba Dimapur : Nagaland Painter Helper O/o Executive Engineer PWD (R&B) Permanent Resident of : Dimapur Division, Dimapur C/o. The Chairman, Alternate Address : Longmisa Village, R/o. P.W.D Colony Mokokchung : Nagaland Dimapur : Nagaland Whereas the abovenamed plaintiff has instituted a suit against you for recovery of Rs. 5,10,798.45/- (Rupees five lacs ten thousand seven hundred ninety eight and forty five paise) a time barred debt under section 25(3) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 as on 16-11-2016 with agreed interest both pendentilite and future, fore-closure of mortgage and permanent injuction etc.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on this 16th day of November 2016 at 10:00 am without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court this 12th day of October 2016.

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SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI Civil Judge (Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland

UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 1. The e-Admit Cards, for the Computer Based Recruitment Test for 04 Posts of Junior Works Manager (Civil) in Ordnance Factory Board, Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence scheduled to be held on 20.11.2016 (Sunday) from 09.30 A.M to 11.30 A.M at nine centres all over India, have been uploaded on Commission's Website (http://www.upsc.gov.in) and (http://www/upsconline.nic.in).

Candidates' reporting time at the Centre Venue: 08.00 A.M. No paper Admit Card will be issued for this Recruitment Test by the Commission.

The candidates are advised to download their e-Admit Cards and take a printout thereof. The admitted candidates will have to produce the printout of their e-Admit Cards at the allotted venue for appearing in the Recruitment Tests. The Time Table & Instructions to candidates are also available on the Commission's Website. In case of any difficulty, the candidates may contact UPSC Facilitation Counter at Telephone No. 011-23381125, 23385271 and 23098543.

2. The e-Admit Cards, for the Combined Computer Based Recruitment Test for -: (i) Recruitment to 02 Posts of Junior Scientific Officer (Electronics) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance (DGAQA), Dept. of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence. (ii) Recruitment to 09 posts of Extra Assistant Director in the Directorate of Coordination (Police Wireless) in the Ministry of Home Affairs. (iii) Recruitment to 20 Posts of Senior Scientific Assistants. (Electronics) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance (DGAQA), Dept. of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence.

Scheduled to be held on 20.11.2016 (Sunday) from 02.00 P.M. to 04.00 P.M. at nine centres all over India, have been uploaded on Commission's Website (http://www.upsc.gov.in) and (http://www/upsconline.nic.in).

Candidates' reporting time at the Centre Venue: 12.30 P.M. No paper Admit Card will be issued for this Recruitment Test by the Commission.

The candidates are advised to download their e-Admit Cards and take a printout thereof. The admitted candidates will have to produce the printout of their e-Admit Cards at the allotted venue for appearing in the Recruitment Tests. The Time Table & Instructions to candidates are also available on the Commission's Website. In case of any difficulty, the candidates may contact UPSC Facilitation Counter at Telephone No. 011-23381125, 23385271 and 23098543. davp 55102/14/0020/1617

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LUCKNOW, NOV 3 (PTI): The looming danger of electoral reverses today brought the feuding first family of UP’s ruling Samajwadi Party together as party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav flagged off son Akhilesh Yadav’s ‘rath yatra’ and Shivpal, with whom the Chief Minister was locked in a bitter power struggle, extended him his “best wishes”.

With the strife between his Chief Minister son and younger brother Shivpal Yadav threatening to derail the party’s campaign barely months ahead of the assembly polls, Mulayam played the role of a peacemaker and brought the two together on one platform at an event, which many felt would be a solo Akhilesh show.

However, ending days of suspense, Mulayam turned up at La Martinere grounds, the venue for the flagging off of Akhilesh Yadav’s ‘Vikas Se Vijay Ki Ore’ yatra, with Shivpal, who heads the SP’s state unit, in tow.

Mulayam took his seat on stage and was soon flanked by Akhilesh on one side and Shivpal on the other, as he sought to drive home the message that the party was united ahead of the polls and that he still could call the shots in the

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION

DISTRICT MISSION AUTHORITY, SSA OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NO.DEO.D/SSA/UDISE/2016-17/ Dated Dimapur, the 3rd Nov’2016 The under mentioned schools are yet to collect and submit the Data Capture Format, Unified-District Information System for Education (U-DISE) and Students profile. Therefore, the defaulting schools are directed collect and submit on or before 12th November 2016 without fail.

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(KESONYU YHOME), IAS Deputy Commissioner Chairman DMA – SSA Dimapur District

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 328 Dimapur, Friday, November 4, 2016

United States of Immigrants

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hile championing justice, truth and equality beyond its borders even to the extent of imposing regime changes and replacing them with capitalist democracy; it is not only an irony but a travesty of truth that the United States never practices what it preaches. The irony of the US is that its government, powerful people and media have consistently ignored and suppressed the truth about the terrible plight of the Red Indian tribes who have been penned within sub-human clusters called reservations. The truth is most reservations and Indian communities are as poor as, or below, the level of the third world/global south countries.

Many international groups involved with human rights and renowned people have written about their experiences and observations while visiting the Indian tribes. They noted that these reservations are gripped by abject poverty and the inmates live in utter desperation and isolation. In fact the plight of the Red Indians is so bad that they live with very little hope for the future when faced with the full force of the white supremacist, patriarchal capitalimperialist machine that is the United States Federal government. Worse for the citizens of the great world’s number on super power; the facts about the sufferings and plight of the original land owners and inhabitants are not exposed by the American media. Instead, the average American citizen is being fed and influenced by the romanticisation and carricaturistion of the Red Indian tribes as shown in films as primitive people with painted faces; pagans who worship nature and people who like live lavishly for a few years with the pittance received as land compensation. According to records put out in websites, there are only 52 million acres left from the original American Indian homeland of the about 6.1 billion acres that form North America and reservation land is mostly of inferior quality. Even the little and useless lands they inhabit is also under attack.

Recently, a U.S. Judge ruled against a native Red Indian (American) tribe seeking an injunction on a pipeline under construction in North Dakota. The site of the showdown is between the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and the company building the Dakota Access crude-oil pipeline. The legal battle has also turned into a movement. At issue for the tribes is the 1,172-mile Dakota Access Pipeline, or DAPL, which runs through North and South Dakota, Iowa and Illinois and has a capacity to transport more than 500,000 barrels of oil a day. The $3.8 billion pipeline now under construction was approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to cross under the Missouri River a mile north of the reservation. That river is the source of water for the reservation’s 8,000 residents. Any leak, tribal leaders argue, would cause immediate and irreparable harm. A United Nations investigator probing discrimination against Native Americans has called on the US government to return some of the land stolen from Indian tribes as a step towards combating racial discrimination.

Today the Native American tribe or Red Indian has become an alien in his own land while the immigrant slaves, their white masters and immigrants from across the continent have become the masters and rulers in a land that should be befittingly called as United States of Immigrants.

DailyDevotion A Bondservant of Jesus I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me… —Galatians 2:20 These words mean the breaking and collapse of my independence brought about by my own hands, and the surrendering of my life to the supremacy of the Lord Jesus. No one can do this for me, I must do it myself.

God may bring me up to this point three hundred and sixty-five times a year, but He cannot push me through it. It means breaking the hard outer layer of my individual independence from God, and the liberating of myself and my nature into oneness with Him; not following my own ideas, but choosing absolute loyalty to Jesus. Once I am at that point, there is no possibility of misunderstanding. Very few of us know anything about loyalty to Christ or understand what He meant when He said, “…for My sake” (Matthew 5:11). That is what makes a strong saint.

Has that breaking of my independence come? All the rest is religious fraud. The one point to decide is— will I give up? Will I surrender to Jesus Christ, placing no conditions whatsoever as to how the brokenness will come? I must be broken from my own understanding of myself. When I reach that point, immediately the reality of the supernatural identification with Jesus Christ takes place. And the witness of the Spirit of God is unmistakable— “I have been crucified with Christ….”

The passion of Christianity comes from deliberately signing away my own rights and becoming a bondservant of Jesus Christ. Until I do that, I will not begin to be a saint.

One student a year who hears God’s call would be sufficient for God to have called the Bible Training College into existence. This college has no value as an organization, not even academically. Its sole value for existence is for God to help Himself to lives. Will we allow Him to help Himself to us, or are we more concerned with our own ideas of what we are going to be?

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Silence is the true friend that never betrays. ~ Confucius

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, November 4, 2016

Post-mortem

Foothill Road – Key to Employment

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time has come not to question what government of India has done for Nagaland but a time has come to question what government of Nagaland has done for Nagaland. It is said that an idle state travels very slowly and poverty soon overtakes it. There is enough for everyone’s need in the state but does not have enough for everyone’s greed, bribery and extortion. This is the apathy that eats into the very vital chord of our life. State of Nagaland believes that all crucial issues of public importance belong to rulers in Delhi and they have no responsibility to solve them. They are not used to taking decision on their own.

They look to somebody else to take decision for them. Unfortunately, there is nobody to look up to and this is our tragedy.

Bible says, “The stone which the builders rejected or neglected has become the head of the corner.” The Vedas say, “Man can live individually but can survive only collectively.”

These are holy words and have universal truth. But who is listening. Every Naga is a leader and every Naga is a general.

A leader without followers or a general without soldiers cannot progress and cannot go to war. This foothill road which has been neglected for long has great potential for growth and economic development for the present generation as well as for all generations to come.

Naga society has put loyalty more to the individual or family than loyalty to society. In Nagaland the more important you are the less answerable you are. There is no accountability.

In the western world people care more for society than we do.

They generally sacrifice more for society. The result is better quality of public and community life. There is respect for the community. Here we don’t even think once to destroy public interest. That is why everything public is sub-standard here. If we have to make progress this attitude has to change. We see many serious problems around us but do not try to solve them because everybody wants to be the thinker and not the doer. All

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of us are aware of the deplorable roads and electricity in the state.

But we behave as if the problem does not exist or as if they belong to someone else even though they are within our reach and capabilities.

Let me cite an example.

Most of us know the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. Inspite of 81 Lok Sabha MPs and several Prime Ministers from the state, Uttar Pradesh is still a backward state in India. Several years ago an Expressway was constructed between Delhi and Agra with green corridor along the road.

It not only acts as a safe guard against the rising pollution but also boosts economic advancements to the poor farmers in western UP. Today the city of Delhi depends on the agricultural produce from this region.

This inclusive growth has provided thousands of alternative jobs to the youth. Another ambitious Expressway is under way now from Agra to Lucknow.

This 302 km. long Expressway will cover the entire western UP. The expected travel time between Agra and Lucknow is about four hours and is designed for a speed of 120 kmph. This Expressway will provide fast and convenient transportation with significant savings in fuel and time. It has provision for green belt, road maintenance service station, under passes for pedestrians and animals, rest houses, restaurants, multi service stations and petrol pumps.

This is going to transform the economic scenario of western UP by creating immense job opportunities.

Infrastructure is the key to economic growth and employment. Development project in transportation sectors like highways and railways will be the area of mega economic activities. The foothill road bordering the state of Assam will boast the economic advancement of the entire state of Nagaland. This foothill road when ready will connect all the state highways and the national highways within the state. This road can be extended to Jalukie in Peren district. The foothill road offers a more stable soil and not subject to land sliding and

other vagaries of nature. The length and breadth of this road will serve the entire rural belt of Nagaland and give them a fresh breath of a better economic advancement. The produce from this region will feed the needs of entire Nagaland and accordingly Nagaland need not depend on supply of most of the essential commodities from outside the state.

The ownership of cultivable land rests predominantly with the non productive farmers. The scope for development in rural sector is yet to open up. This is not an exaggeration. The term development does not mean financial well being of the few only. It is the ability of an individual to decide upon matters relating to education, health, standard of living and social affiliation and this dictates the term development. Removal of structural barriers to production and distribution of benefits among those engaged in production will strengthen the tillers and the toiling hands of the rural poor. This can be facilitated through the foothill road.

The entire geo-physical area of the foothill road is agricultural. The aim should be to obtain self sufficiency in rice production and to bring about crop pattern diversification to make up for deficiencies in production of certain crops in the state. With good road connectivity agro-based production will increase and this will encourage bringing bio-diversity technology and modernized techniques for crop preservation and its marketing benefitting farmers on permanent basis. Nagaland need not look out for help in food grains. Side by side one can put stress on planned culture of fruits, flowers and varieties of vegetable production including coconut, betel nut and leaves.

Animal resources can be developed along the entire road.

This is a very important sector for the state and will act as a tool for the growth of rural economy. There is considerable gap between demand and supply of products of animal origin.

There is huge deficit in piggery farming, dairy products, poultry, etc in the state. One can combat

the challenge of poor quality, low productive non descript livestock and poultry breeds by constant veterinary care and genetic upgradation.

Fishery sector can be developed along the foothill road.

Initiative through exploitation of all the available water resources and also by motivating rural and urban people to take up pisiculture will yield encouraging results. Fishery sector has a significant role in employment generation and socio-economic upliftment of the rural areas in the state, besides, supplying nutritional needs of the people.

Foothill road can be a green corridor for the state. Forestry can be developed in the upper ridges. Herbal plantation too can be boost up along with agro-forest based research centre.

Later on, this will beef up forest tourism by setting up of ecotourism spots based on respective ambience and surroundings.

This road will attract huge road transportation. Buses, taxis, goods laden trucks will ply 24x7 and even auto-rickshaws will ply for short distance transportation.

There will be whole sale markets along the road and will help industries to procure raw materials. Farmers’ colony, and Small Township can crop up along the road. Rest houses, restaurants, service centre, petrol pumps, etc will grow along the road generating immense opportunities for the local people.

The above projects rest entirely on the engagement of the people for its success and not just the initiative but also devolution of benefits to the people.

Government can frame policies but its success depends entirely on strong monitoring. This is not possible without active community participation and community ownership. However, all developmental initiatives will come to a meaningless exercise unless people themselves are determined and willing to take care of the place they live in and enrich their minds and souls by relentless desire to pursue healthy economic growth. This foothill road will put the state on the Highway of Economic Revolution.

Mapu Jamir I.A.S. (Retd.)

BJP MLA Mhonlumo Kikon; removed from the post of parliamentary secretary

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t has been repeatedly told the Government of Nagaland that the Regulation of the Government of Nagaland 2012; on petroleum and natural Gas (P&G) need to be amended mainly on the following issues: 1. The Land Owners shall be granted; under the Head of account of royalty including add on royalty.

2. The Government shall impose tax and value added tax (VAT) 3. The oil company shall pay the above stated amounts and take the rest amount as oil revenue.

4. In the rules; at the first level tier; Headed by the chief minister of Nagaland; the chairman of the Land Owners Union, comprising all the oil bearing zones of Nagaland; shall represent the land owners.

5. The bank account on royalty shall be deposited against the bank account to be operated by the chairman of the Land Owners Union; and not to be deposited against the government account on behalf of the land owners.

6. The Lothas made a pre-condition demand to ensure the opening of the oil refinery in Lotha area. In the fitness of things this has to be in Dimapur area.

The government of Nagaland has not done anything on the above suggested amendments; and now a Lotha MLA has to be removed on ground of Lotha Hoho filing PIL against the Nagaland government’s attempt to extract P & NG by force; imposing 144Crpc in Lotha tribe.

No Lotha has ever said that the oil area shall not be given. All that we have said is to make the necessary amendments and explore and extract the oil in Lotha area on war footing. Instead of making the needed amendments; the Nagaland government attempted to operate the oil exploration and extraction by imposing 144 Crpc; to the extent of beating the youths of Lotha Students Union. Having no alternative; the Lotha Hoho had to file the PIL. The Government is trying its best to pressurise the withdrawal of the PIL; but the PIL shall remain; as long as the stated issues are not resolved and bring about to its logical conclusion.

It is suggested to carry on the exploration and extraction of P&NG in other areas of Nagaland by the application of the said regulation and see if the other Naga Tribes would be willing to give their oil to the government of Nagaland; if so rebuke the Lothas that they were at fault.

T.C. Kithan, Pensioner (NCS) & Senior Citizen

Alcoholism and drug addiction-causes and preventions

e hear about alcohol and other drugs from friends, our brothers or sisters or other young people.

One reason some people decide to start smoking , drinking alcohol or using other drugs is because they think “everyone is doing it” and they draw the conclusion that it must be OK.  What is addiction?

There are a number of reasons why people use drugs or alcohol. Alcohol is commonly accepted in our society and adults may choose to have a drink while socialising with friends or as a way or relaxing at the end of their week.  Why do people use drugs and alcohol?

There are people who use drugs and alcohol to forget problems ,hide feelings,to feel confident,or to escape from reality.  Why Do Some People Become Addicted While Others Do Not? No single factor can predict whether or not a person will become addicted to drugs. Risk for addiction is influenced by a person’s biology, social environment, and age or stage of development. The more risk factors an individual has, the greater the chance that taking drugs can lead to addiction.  Biology. The genes that people are born with -- in combination with environmental influences -- account for about half of their addiction vulnerability. Additionally, gender, ethnicity, and the presence

of other mental disorders may influence risk for drug abuse and addiction.  Environment. A person’s environment includes many different influences -- from family and friends to socioeconomic status and quality of life, in general. Factors such as peer pressure, physical and sexual abuse, stress, and parental involvement can greatly influence the course of drug abuse and addiction in a person’s life.  Development. Genetic and environmental factors interact with critical developmental stages in a person’s life to affect addiction vulnerability, and adolescents experience a double challenge.

Although taking drugs at any age can lead to addiction, the earlier that drug use begins, the more likely it is to progress to more serious abuse. And because adolescents’ brains are still developing in the areas that govern decision making, judgment, and self-control, they are especially prone to risk-taking behaviors, including trying drugs of abuse.  When does it become a problem?

In today’s world it is socially acceptable to drink alcohol and some may enjoy its taste or relaxing effect.However ,even small amounts of drugs or alcohol can alter moods ,cause drowsiness or inhibit judgement and can make the person behaves wrong with poor judgement.

When someone is drunk or under the influence of drugs, it can seriously im-

pair their judgement. This poor judgement means the user may continue taking drugs or alcohol regardless of health or other welfare risks. They may begin taking risks which can put their health, their job or their home life in danger. The social problems arising from alcoholism are serious, caused by the pathological changes in the brain and the intoxicating effects of alcohol.Alcohol or drug abuse is associated with an increased risk of committing criminal offences, including child abuse, domestic violence, rape, burglary and assault.

Alcoholism is associated with loss of employment, which can lead to financial problems. Drinking at inappropriate times, and behavior caused by reduced judgment, can lead to legal consequences, such as criminal charges for drunk driving or public disorder, or civil penalties for tortious behavior, and may lead to a criminal sentence.

An alcoholic or an addicted person behavior and mental impairment, while drunk, can profoundly affect those surrounding them and lead to isolation from family and friends.

This isolation can lead to marital conflict and divorce, or contribute to domestic violence. Alcoholism or drug addiction can also lead to child neglect, with subsequent lasting damage to the emotional development of the alcoholic’s children.For this reason, children of alcoholic parents can develop a number of emotional prob-

lems. They become afraid of the parents, because of their unstable mood behaviors. In addition, they can develop considerable amount of shame over their inadequacy to liberate their parents from alcoholism.

As a result of this failure, they develop wretched selfimages, which can lead to depression.A wide range of mental health problems can be caused by the long term misuse of alcohol or drugs.Alcoholism often reduces a person’s life expectancy by around ten years. The most common cause of death in alcoholics is from cardiovascular complication.  Who Is at Greatest Risk of Addiction?

Although no one is immune to addiction, some people with a close genetic relative who has had an addiction to alcohol or drugs and being with friends that use drugs or alcohol.

People with mental illness and living in an environment with easy access to drugs or alcohol, acceptance of use or modeling of use.

Those growing up in a very permissive or neglectful family.  Preventions Addiction treatment programs can and do work, reducing drug or alcohol use before addiction takes hold is always a preferable course of action – and best of all are prevention interventions that convince people to avoid excessive use before it becomes a problem in the first place.

Prevention is important. Prevention starts in

the home and parents play an enormous role in keeping teen children free from drug and alcohol abuse.

Prevention is best done consciously and it requires an investment in the lives of those you care about.

There are no guarantees, and some people, even those raised by loving

and attentive parents will experiment with drugs and alcohol. Fortunately, prevention programs such as brief interventions and social norms programs can help those that are drinking heavily or using drugs reduce their consumption.

Dharmadhaj Sonowal, Dimapur

Reader’s Post

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy but what about infra?

Sir,

The old adage “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” has become more relevant in today’s fast paced world. Perhaps the numerous tournaments being played across the state suggest that we Nagas have truly understood the importance of sports in our lives. It is encouraging to see our youngsters actively participating in these tournaments. With local dailies flooded by news of this and that tournament everyday one cannot help but notice how every ‘chief guest’ harps on the same tune- that players should take up sports professionally.

More often than not these chief guests are important people;politicians, bureaucrats, big shots- basically ‘people in position’ and with ‘power.’ The irony is most of them don’t realise that there should be some infrastructure for our Jacks to play. To talk about taking up professional sports is farfetched at present. The existing number of sports infrastructure in the state is highly inadequate and management of these facilities is also equally deplorable. There is no dearth of talent in the state. Despite a virtually non-existent sports infrastructure, several Nagas have in the past brought laurels to the state and continues to do so.

Therefore, it is high time the ‘people in position’ understand that infrastructure if a prerequisite for our Jacks/Jills to play and not be dull. Also, harping about professional sports may be genuine notwithstanding its vagueness but chief guests exhorting footballers to football and karate kids to karate is ..well... let’s just leave it there.

Akashe Zhimo, Zunheboto Town

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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, nOVEMBER 4, 2016

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Involve all stakeholders in nation building: Mukherjee to Nepal

President Pranab Mukherjee with Nepal PM Pushpa Kamal Dahal at a meeting in Kathmandu, Nepal on Wednesday. (PTI)

Kathmandu, Nov 3 (PTI): President Pranab Mukherjee has underlined the need to involve every section of the Nepalese society as “equal stakeholders” in the process of building democracy, in an apparent reference to the political upheaval over the new Constitution that had strained Indo-Nepal ties.

As a close neighbour,

India is interested in peace, stability and progress of Nepal, said Mukherjee, who is the first Indian President to visit Nepal in 18 years.

“We have learnt from our own experience that sustainable socio-economic development can only be achieved in an environment of peace, stability and a participatory democracy,

and where every section of the society is an equal stakeholder in political processes and the outcomes.

“These lessons could be of benefit to Nepal as it embarks on its own path of building democracy,” he told Nepalese dailies Kantipur and The Kathmandu Post in an interview.

Like any relationship of “this depth and intensi-

ty, there are times when we may have differing perceptions on certain aspects,” he said on questions about India’s position on the Madhesi protests that led to a blockade of border checkpoints and caused shortage of essential commodities in the landlocked country, effectively nosediving the bilateral ties briefly.

Madhesis, the inhabitants of southern plains who share close ties with Indians, had launched months-long agitation demanding more political representation and had alleged the Constitution Nepal adopted in September last year was discriminatory to their interest.

Mukherjee said because of the shared border, developments within Nepal “can impact on the flows across it.”

“But we do manage any such differences with sensitivity, goodwill and utmost understanding of each other’s vital interests.

This has been the case throughout the history of India-Nepal relations,” he said.

Phagwara (Pb), Nov 3 (PTI): Activists of Ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) today held a protest march here and burnt effigies of Congress president Sonia Gandhi and other leaders for the party’s alleged “role” in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Effigies of Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar for their alleged “involvement” in the riots in Delhi, were also burnt.

Led by SAD’s Kapurthala district president Sarwan Singh Kular, the protesters assembled on the premises of local Gurdwara Akalian and marched from there through the city markets before converging outside bus stand along the National Highway 1 where the effigies were set ablaze. During the march, anti-Congress slogans were raised while protestors demanded justice for the victims of the 1984 riots.

Party councillors, including Phagwara Corporation deputy mayor Ranjit Singh Khurana, also joined the protest.

Addressing protesters, Kular, also a SGPC member, flayed Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh for his reported “advice to Sikhs to forgive and forget the killings during the riots”.

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It asserted that the detention was gross violation of the freedom of expression guaranteed to all citizens of India as fundamental rights under Article 19 (1) of the Constitution of India.

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The NPCC memorandum stated that Congress women and men were deeply pained to see the “undemocratic and illegitimate action” of the NDA government detaining Rahul Gandhi and other leaders.

“We are also deeply embarrassed and ashamed before the World by the senseless display of police,” NPCC stated, adding that paying homage to the “martyr” and comforting the bereaved family members were not crimes. NPCC expressed the belief that there were tens of lakhs; more Subedar Ram Kishan Grewals, who were mentally driven to the point of no return. “Unable to bear the lethargy of

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total 44. DMK advocates told reporters in Thanjavur and Aravakkurichi that legal action will be contemplated in the matter in view of the acceptance of the papers of AIADMK nominees.

A DMK leader told PTI in Chennai that his party functionaries had requested poll authorities to furnish in writing the reasons for accepting the nominations of AIADMK candidates. He said no direction could be given by poll authorities to returning officers to accept nominations. The DMK leader said based on the response of EC authorities further legal action will be contemplated.

Campaign of ruling AIADMK and main opposition DMK meanwhile picked up pace with the acceptance of nominations today.

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NLA speaker further said that during the present term, the government was undertaking a lot of development works.

He also informed that the gathering that creation of National High SubDivision under NH 702(A) has been approved for Chozuba while PWD Road & Bridges Division was in the process. Construction of ADC Office & Quarter, strengthening of GHSS Chozuba, GHS Chesezu, Yoruba and Pusachodu in progress, he said.

Meanwhile, Sazo also highlighted activities carried out by the Nagaland Legislative Forum (NLF) on Naga Political issue, saying the forum has been playing the role of facilitator ever since its formation on May 25, 2015.

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mission had earlier allowed a prayer of AIADMK to permit affixation of party chief Jayalalithaa’s thumb impression in the place of her signature.

Overruling objections, the papers of AIADMK nominees were accepted in the three constituencies.

Also, the nominations of DMK nominees were also found to be in order.

Nominations of a total of 91 candidates including that of the nominees of major parties were accepted in three Assembly segments of Aravakkurichi, Thanjavur and Thirupparankundram, in Tamil Nadu for the November 19 polls after scrutiny.

In Thanjavur 21 nominations were rejected out of the total 36. In Aravakkurichi, out of the 59 nominations 13 were rejected and in Thirupparankundram 14 were rejected out of the

said despite being one of the oldest towns in the State, Chozuba lacked development.

He, however, said that the NPF-led DAN government has been taking up various developmental activities. Sazo stated that during the last term (200813), DAN gover nment brought about Poly Technique, Block Development Office, Women Resource Centre and also established Special and Observation Homes in Khozuba Town, Khuzani at Chesezou, K Basa and Rukizu; Subhas Chandra Bose Heritage site.

He also highlighted various other development works undertaken by the state government including construction of roads, schools, EAC office Chetheba, rostrums, water supply

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THANJAVUR/CHENNAI, NOV 3 (PTI): DMK today opposed the acceptance of nominations of arch rival AIADMK’s candidates in three constituencies which are going for polls on November 19 when nominations were taken up for scrutiny by election authorities today.

Returning Officer for Thanjavur constituency C Suresh told PTI that DMK functionaries objected the petition on grounds that thumb impression of party chief cannot be affixed (in Forms A,B) as per rules.

DMK also objected that the attestation was not in order.

Suresh said he apprised the DMK functionaries about the letter of Election Commission which allowed the acceptance of forms A, B even if it had thumb impression.

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KOHIMA: Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) speaker, Chotisuh Sazo, has said that people should not depend only on the government for development, but work hard to improve and develop their respective towns and municipalities.

“We talk but do not work to improve and develop our town,” Sazo said while addressing a gathering during the inaugural function of Chozuba Town as the 29th town council in the State on November 2, 2016. State chief minister, TR Zeliang, had formally inaugurated the Chozuba Town Council.

Expressing gratitude to the chief minister, his cabinet colleagues and parliamentary secretary of municipal affairs, R Tohanba, for granting town council to Chozuba, Sazo

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In cross-currency trades, the rupee continued to slide against the pound sterling and finished at 82.88 from 82.05, but recovered against the euro to end at 73.87 from 73.97 yesterday.

It remained subdued against the Japanese yen and closed at 64.68 from 64.52 per 100 yens. In the forward market, premium for dollar displayed an easy to steady trend owing to lack of market moving factors.

The benchmark sixmonth premium for April edged lower to 174.5-176.5 paise from 175.5-177.5 paise, while the forward-October 2017 contract inched up to 350.5-352.5 paise as against 350-352 paise yesterday.

Crude prices regained some lost ground from its five week lows underpinned by concerns about supply disruptions following a militants attack on a Nigerian oil pipeline amid growing doubts over the proposed OPEC deal to cut production, reports said.

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poll woes continued rattle investors mood.

The 30-share Sensex declined 80.91 points or 0.29 per cent to 27,446.31, while NSE Nifty fell 29.05 points to 8,484.95. Foreign investors withdrew Rs 706 crore on net basis from stocks, as per provisional bourse data.

The rupee today resumed a tad lower at 66.72 from Wednesday’s closing value of 66.71 at the Inter-bank Foreign Exchange (forex) market.

But, it staged a remarkable recovery in late morning deals to touch a high of 66.67 following adequate dollar supplies and also supported by weak dollar overseas. However, the home unit lost momentum in late afternoon trade and slipped to hit a low of 66.77 before settling at 66.75, showing a loss of 4 paise, or 0.06 per cent. It had appreciated by 16 paise in last two-day rally.

The RBI today fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 66.6942 and euro

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Minister (Sinha) then directed telecom operators to resolve PoI issue among themselves at the earliest,” the source said.

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New Delhi, Nov 3 (PTI): Telecom operator Reliance Jio Infocomm will install around 45,000 mobile towers in the next six months to boost its 4G network. “Reliance Jio in meeting with Telecom Minister (Manoj Sinha) has committed to installing 45,000 mobile towers in next six months to further strengthen its network. The company has said that it has plans to invest Rs 1 lakh crore over a period of 4 years and the new towers are part of this investment,” an official source told PTI. No immediate comments were received from Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited (RJIL) on the matter.

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of the report, said.

According to Lima, new business order flow was the main driver of output growth with survey respondents highlighting strong demand and improved market conditions.

Notwithstanding the uptrend in services sector activity, employment levels were unchanged during October. However, things are likely to change for the better in the coming months.

“One underlying concern is the sustained stagnant trend in workforces with both manufacturers and service providers showing some reluctance to hire.

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The structure to agreed is a compromise to accommodate demand for highest tax rate of 40% by states like Kerala.

While the Centre proposed to levy a 4% GST on gold, a final decision was put off, Jaitley said.

The long-delayed tax, which would transform Asia’s third largest economy into a single market, is expected to boost revenues through better compliance while making life simpler for business that now pay a host of federal and state levies.

Arun Jaitley will seek parliamentary approval for bills later this month that would set the rate and scope of the GST. State assemblies must also approve similar bills for the tax to enter force as planned next April 1.

NEW DELHI, Nov 3 (PTI): Ser vices sector activity in the country gathered pace in October, driven by sharper increase in new business orders amid strong demand and improved market conditions, says a survey.

The Nikkei India Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), which tracks services sector companies on a monthly basis, stood at 54.5 in October as against 52.0 in September.

The Services PMI recorded above the no-change mark of 50.0 for the 16th straight month, highlighting sustained growth in the sector. A reading above 50 means the sector is expanding while below that points to contraction.

“The service sector joined its manufacturing counterpart in offering a more upbeat level of performance this month, providing reassurance in the sustainability of the upturn of India’s economy,” Pollyanna De Lima, economist at IHS Markit, and author

New Delhi, Nov 3 (PTI): Gold regained the Rs 31,000-mark per 10 gram by rising Rs 50 at the bullion market today, riding on firm global trends and continued buying by domestic jewellers to meet the wedding season demand.

However, silver met with resistance at prevailing levels and weakened by Rs 40 at Rs 44,060 per kg.

Bullion traders said sentiment remained firm after gold rose for a sixth day today to trade above USD

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plicable to items which are currently taxed at 30-31% (excise duty plus VAT).

Luxury cars, tobacco and aerated drinks would also be levied with an additional cess on top of the highest tax rate.

The collection from this cess as well as that of the clean energy cess would create a revenue pool which would be used for compensating states for any loss of revenue during the first five years of implementation of GST. The cess, he said, would be lapsable after five years.

Jaitley said about Rs 50,000 crore would be needed to compensate states for loss of revenue from rollout of GST, which is to subsume a host of central and state taxes like excise duty, service tax and VAT, in the first year.

The four-tier tax structure agreed to has slight modification to the 6%,

Services sector activity Gold tops Rs 31,000 on global cues accelerates in October

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New Delhi, Nov 3 (PTI): A four-tier GST tax structure of 5%, 12%, 18% and 28%, with lower rates for essential items and the highest for luxury and demerits goods that would also attract an additional cess, was decided by the all- powerful GST Council on Thursday.

With a view to keeping inflation under check, essential items including food, which presently constitute roughly half of the consumer inflation basket, will be taxed at zero rate.

The lowest rate of 5% would be for common use items while there would be two standard rates of 12% and 18% under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime targetted to be rolled out from April 1, 2017.

Announcing the decisions arrived at the first day of the two-day GST Council meeting, finance minister Arun Jaitley said highest tax slab will be ap-

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OFFICE OF THE THE RIONGSANGER PUTU MENDEN

APPRECIATION

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Chief Guest

: Shri. Kejong Chang Hon’ble Parl. Secy.

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Guest of Honour : Shri Kesonyu Yhome, IAS Deputy Commissioner Dimapur

Barack Obama for the candidate they want to see in the White House next Tuesday, with recent polls showing the race tightening between Mrs Clinton and Mr Trump.

“The fate of the republic rests on your shoulders,” President Obama told supporters in the key battleground state of North Carolina.

“The fate of the world is teetering and you, North Carolina, are going to have to make sure that we push

it in the right direction.

“I am not on the ballot, but I tell you what - fairness is on the ballot; decency is on the ballot; justice is on the ballot; progress is on the ballot; our democracy is on the ballot.”

The FBI is now investigating new emails that may be linked to its probe into Mrs Clinton’s private email server. The agency’s director, James Comey, has faced a fierce backlash for announcing the move just 11 days before the presidential election.

Earlier, Mr Obama implicitly criticised him over the new inquiry into Mrs Clinton’s email use.

In an interview with website NowThisNews, published on Wednesday, Mr Obama said US investigations should not operate on the basis of “innuendo” or “incomplete information”.

Sukhapu Kiho Gen. Secy., KPK

vestigation reveals that the driver of Zakaria Express ignored the signal.

21 bodies and 65 injured have been brought to Jinnah Hospital, said Dr. Seemi Jamali, Head of Emergency Department at Jinnah Hospital. “Many among the injured have head injuries and some are in critical condition,” she added.

“I am dying, I am dying, please, please, I am dying,” cried Abdul Ghaffar, 55, as doctors tried to move his legs and hands. He appeared to have multiple injuries, while his children and wife were also wounded and lay on beds nearby.

Other victims appeared too stunned to talk. Many had head and foot injuries, and at least one man had his leg amputated below the knee.

The crash resulted in traffic jam, and ambulances carrying the injured got stuck on the roads.

Emergency has been declared at Jinnah Hospital, Abbasi Shaheed Hospital and Civil Hospital.

Fareed Express was coming to Karachi from Lahore, while Zakaria Express had set off from Multan.

All trains from Karachi have been suspended till rescue work is completed.

People look for victims in the wreckage of the trains in Karachi, Pakistan, Thursday. (AP/PTI) Trains on their way to Karachi will be stopped at another station before they reach Landhi.

Officials said rescuers

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armed with metal-cutting equipment and heavy cranes had managed to pull all the passengers from the twisted wreckage.

We the Village Council and the public of Longsachung Village sincerely thank and appreciate Shri. Y. Patton, Hon’ble Home Minister, Government of Nagaland for construction of footstep which was a long felt need of the public in general.

Sir, once again we thank you in anticipation for your noble deeds.

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The School Management and Development Committee, staff and students of GHSS, Mon express our profound gratitude to the Nagaland Education Mission Society, RMSA Nagaland for providing us with various infrastructure materials such as computers, computer tables, chairs, office tables, printers and books for implementation of Vocational Education courses in the school.

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The Yimjenkimong Riongsanger Putu Menden under 30 th Alongtaki A/C convey our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Benjongliba Aier, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Agriculture & Chairman NSAMB, Nagaland and also NPF Unit of Yimjenkimong Village for new construction of village cemetery approach ring road. The villagers are also very much pleased with the Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary and the NPF Unit Yimjenkimong for fulfilling their long pending demands.

Imlikaba Imnalemba Council Secretary Council Chairman Yimjenkimong Yimjenkimong

Venue : DDSC Stadium Dimapur Time : 10:00 am Date : 10th Nov. 2016

(Dr. Benjongliba Aier)

Keltomi Phuthemi Kuposhukulu would like to congratulate our senior leader Dr. Luhevi K. Achumi, s/o Lt. Khuzhexu Achumi, Retd. District & Sessions Judge, who has been conferred Ph.D (Doctor of social works) and awarded best worker' awarded by international acclaimed Inter Governmental Organization, World Peace Organization UN & USA, and American University (AU).

The Union lauds his achievement and further wishes him greater success in all his future endeavours.

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Lo n d o n, N ov 3 (Agencies): President Barack Obama has urged Democrats of all ethnic backgrounds to get out and vote for Hillary Clinton, warning that the fate of the US republic - and the world - is at stake.

He said her Republican opponent Donald Trump was a threat to hard-earned civil rights.

President Obama was speaking at a rally in North Carolina.

Mr Trump said Mr Obama should stop campaigning for Mrs Clinton and focus on running the country.

“The bottom line is, no-one wants four more years of Obama,” he told supporters in Pensacola, Florida.

He said Mrs Clinton had become “unhinged” in recent days.

Americans will vote

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Therefore, if any individual or organization purchases or lends money against these pattas without my knowledge, he/she will be doing at their own risk.

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K A R A C H I , NOV 3 (AGENCIES): Two trains collided in the city’s Landhi area early Thursday morning, leaving at least 21 people dead and resulting in injuries to 65 others including children.

The accident occurred in Gaddafi Town Landhi at 7:18 AM when Zakaria Express collided with the stationary Fareed Express.

Two bogies of Fareed Express and one bogie of Zakaria Express were completely destroyed due to the collision.

Fareed Express was at Juma Goth Train station when Zakaria Express crashed into it. Initial in-

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not plugged it as a victory party.

“Hillary Clinton will deliver remarks to supporters and volunteers at the event,” the advisory sent from her campaign said.

The race for the White House has tightened as the presidential nominees are set to enter the last lap of a long and unprecedented election campaign.

Barely five days away from election night, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll said Clinton has an edge over Trump, with 45 per cent of likely voters supporting the Democratic candidate, to 42 per cent for her Republican rival.

The poll found that most voters say their minds are made up and late revelations about both candidates made no significant difference to them.

Obama warns fate of world at stake

At least 21 killed, 65 injured in Karachi train collision

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N e w Yo rk , N ov 3 (PTI): Even as the 2016 US Presidential race promises to go down to the wire, Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump’s campaign has announced that it will hold a “victory party” for friends and supporters here on election night, signaling confidence that he will win the race to the White House on November 8.

A media advisory sent out from The Donald J Trump for President Campaign said a “Victory Party” will be held on election night at a posh hotel in Manhattan.

“The event is invitation-only for friends and supporters of the TrumpPence campaign,” it said.

Trump’s rival Hillary Clinton will also be holding an election night event in the city but her campaign has

The Sanis Ekhung Dimapur with immense pride and joy felicitate its General Secretary Shri. Renathung Kikon on being promoted to SubDivisional Agriculture Officer (SDAO), Department of Agriculture.

The Ekhung pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him in his career and wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

(Er. Renben Kikon) Chairman Sanis Ekhung Dimapur

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Theresa May in a referendum approved

by Act of Parliament. And the government is determined to respect the result of the referendum. We will appeal this judgement,” a government spokesperson said.

Describing the decision as disappointing, international trade minister Liam Fox told the House of Commons: “There will be numerous opportunities for the House to examine and discuss what the government is negotiating.

“When we are clear about the position we will adopt, then Article 50 will be triggered but, given the nature of the judgement this morning, we will now have to await the government’s appeal to the Supreme Court.”

The challenge had been brought by a group of businesses led by investment manager Gina Miller, whose lawyers argued that the government cannot trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty unilaterally despite a public referendum in favour of leaving the European Union (EU).

“The result today is about all of us. It’s not about me or my team. It’s about our United Kingdom and all our futures,” Miller said after the judgement.

“We have a Parliament that is sovereign. We have a functioning democracy.

Are we now saying that we

can go back to 19th-century, 18th-century politics where governments can overrule Parliaments and take away people’s rights, which will happen when we leave the EU. For me that is a very dangerous place to go,” she had said earlier.

Ministers had argued they can act under ancient powers of Royal Prerogative, the preserve of monarchies.

The Conservative Party, which was badly split over the referendum, has now largely embraced its outcome, in many cases enthusiastically.

Many supporters of the opposition Labour Party also voted to leave the European Union, which will make it harder for their lawmakers to oppose a withdrawal.

The gover nment is worried about delays to the timetable, however, and fear that lawmakers will seek to make their support for withdrawal conditional, for example on remaining part of the union’s single market.

May wants the freest possible hand in negotiating with other European Union nations and has said she will not offer a running commentary on the talks.

Nevertheless, a failure to consult lawmakers has exposed May to political criticism, not least because supporters of a withdrawal argued during the referendum campaign for the need to restore sovereignty to the British Parliament.

Trump all set to host ‘victory party’ on election night

OFFICE OF THE CHAIRMAN VILLAGE COUNCIL PORBA

P.O PFUTSERO- 797107, Phek, Nagaland

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

PROGRAMME 1.

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Chairperson : Shri Akangtemjen Ao Invocation Prayer : Shri Hampa Namdakly Pastor, Phom Baptist Church, Dimapur 3. Welcome Address : Shri L. Nokrenba Yimchunger, President, Dimapur District DB Asociation 4. Presentation : Shri H. Ilung Phom, Hd. DB (Sadar) 5. Exhortation by Guest of Honour : Shri Kesonyu Yhome, IAS, Deputy Commissioner , Dimapur 6. Special No. : Shri C. Kumzuk Imchen 7. Short Speeches : (5 mnts each) i. President All Nagaland Dobashi Association ii. President Gb’s Association (Sadar) Dimapur iii. PA to Dc Kohima 8. Cultural Dance : i. Pihekhu Cultural Troop ii. Old Showuba Cultural Club iii. Kachari Cultural Club Bamun Pukhuri 9. Speech by Chief Guest : Shri Kejong Chang,Hon’ble Parl. Secy.

Horticulture, Db & GB affairs, Govt. Of Nagaland 10. Vote of Thanks : Shri Khekuto Sema, Convenor, Planning Committee 11. Benediction : Rev. K. N. Kele Angami, Pastor Phevima Village Baptist Church Followed by Lunch

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London, Nov 3 (PTI/ Agencies) In a major setback to British Prime Minister Theresa May, the High Court today ruled that the UK government must seek parliament’s approval before officially starting process to exit from the 28member European Union.

Three senior judges of the High Court in London ruled that Prime Minister May did not have the right to use her executive power to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty.

“The government does not have power under the Crown’s prerogative to give notice pursuant to Article 50 for the UK to withdraw from the European Union,” the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Thomas, ruled.

Calling the case “a pure question of law”, he said, “The court is not concerned with and does not express any view about the merits of leaving the European Union: that is a political issue.”

The judges ruled that Parliament must vote on whether the UK can start the process of leaving the European Union (EU).

This effectively means May cannot trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty to begin formal discussions with the EU without getting the approval of House of Commons MPs. May had argued the public referendum in favour of Brexit on June 23 and ministerial powers mean MPs do not need to vote, but campaigners had argued this was unconstitutional.

The government said it would challenge the ruling at the Supreme Court, likely to take place on December 7, with speculation the case could end up at the European Court of Justice.

“The country voted to leave the European Union

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The Village Council Porba heartily express gratitude to the following individuals and organizations for their valuable time, participation and generous contribution during the 25th Anniversary celebration of VM GHS Porba on 27th October 2016.

1. Shri. K.G Kenye, Hon’ble M.P (Rajya Sabha) Govt. of India, for gracing the occasion as the Chief Guest and generous donation.

2. Shri. Mürohü Chotso, Deputy Commissioner, Phek Govt. of Nagaland, for gracing the occasion as the Guest of Honour and donating generously.

3. Shri. Deo Nukhu, Parliamentary Secretary Higher & Technical Education, Nagaland: Kohima for generous contribution.

4. Porbami Social Club, Kohima.

5. Porbami welfare Union, Phek.

6. Porbami Union, Dimapur.

7. Porbami Union, Pfutsero.

8. Enhulumi Village Council.

9. Pholami Village Council.

10. Phusachodu Village Council.

11. Sakraba Village Council.

12. G.H.S Phusachodu 13. G.H.S Sakraba 14. G.H.S Phola.

15. G.H.S Chizami 16. G.H.S Khomi 17. Women Society, Porba 18. Baptist Church, Porba 19. Miss Ditelhi-u AHM VM GHS, Porba.

20. Mr. Vekusü Cukhamu, Ranger.

21. All participants for making the celebration a grand success.

“May Almighty God bless you all” Sd/KROSANYI THULUO Chairman Village Education Committee

SHEKHOZO THULUO Chairman Village Council Porba

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, November 4, 2016

IMMANUEL COLLEGE Lengrijan : Dimapur NAAC ACCREDITED ‘B+’

INFORMATION

B.A/B.Sc. 2nd, 4th & 6th Semester classes will commence from 10th November 2016.

Concerned students are directed to get admitted in these classes from 5th - 9th Nov. Students shall be barred from attending the class unless they are admitted.

Failed students in HSSLC Exam 2016 as regular candidate are informed to fill up their exam forms for HSSLC exam 2017 on or before 10th Nov. 2016.They are to bring their original Admit card & Mark sheet of HSSLC exam 2016 and a coloured passport photograph of 4x5 cm. Parents should be present at time of exam form fill up.

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Miss Sumi 2016

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, November 4, 2016

Sunburn venue changed

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he venue of the tenth edition of the EDM festival Sunburn has been shifted from Goa to Pune. Sunburn’s CEO Karan Singh says pending dues is not the only reason behind the change in venue.

Goa Tourism Minister Dilip Parulekar on Monday said that the organisers of Sunburn can still hold the event in Goa as long as they pay dues of Rs 1.75 crore for providing police personnel for security cover.

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“You see there are a lot of payments that have been made from our end, as deposits, which are still with the authorities over there (Goa). And apart from that, there are many issues from their end, that we were facing,” Karan Singh told IANS on Thursday.

“We tried to resolve the issues, and of course, we were looking for other venues simultaneously. It was just the matter of running out of time,” he added.

17 contestants of Miss Sumi 2016 at Akuvuto, Thahekhu on Thursday.

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ltogether 17 contestants have registered for the Miss Sumi 2016 to be held on November 8 at NER Agri Expo Site 4th Mile, Dimapur organized by the Sumi Totimi Hoho and Western Sumi Totimi Hoho. All the contestants along with some members of the organizing committee have been housed at Hotel Acacia since November 3 till November 8.

During their stay, the contestants will be taken various places on exposure trips. They will also be groomed on etiquettes and on various other aspects. A Monitoring Office has been opened at Hotel Acacia for disseminating information relating to the event. The Monitoring Office can be reached through following mobile numbers: 9436063317 and

9856281887.

O n T h u r s d ay, t h e contestants were taken to WSBAK, Akuvuto Centre, Thahekhu to seek prayer blessings to kick off the journey of Miss Sumi 2016.

Later, in the evening, MLA & Chairman, NIDC Ltd, Tovihoto Ayemi hosted an entertainment session and dinner for the contestants and the organizing committee members.

DR. VIHESHE YEPUTHOMI

HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY

On this joyous day, we thank God for His wondrous gift.

You have been a pillar of support, your wisdom has guided us throughout the good and the bad times. No amount of words can ever compensate the sacrifices you have made for your loved ones.

We pray that God will continue to bless you with good health and happiness.

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& makeup and catwalk.

On November 3, the finalists had a chance to interact with the Judges of Miss. Dimapur 2016, wherein the judges conducted two rounds of one-on-one interaction with the participants. The girls were judged based on poise, wit, grace, presentation, beauty, spontaneity during the two round interactions.

The official judges for Miss. Dimapur 2016 are: Sentinaro Jamir (BSN), Dr. Hewasa Lorin (Director- Student services, Tetso College), Moala Yaden (homemaker), Zhokhoi Chuzhu (Bollywood actor and Martial arts expert), & Bubu Patrick (District Project Associate, Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority). Meanwhile, the official hair& make-up sponsor for this year’s Miss.

Dimapur event is Queen’s Parlour, City Tower, while the official photographer is Akato A. Rochill.

IN A SHORT: “No Greater Death than of Jesus Crucified on the Cross for the whole world” (Son of Man Trial of Death) “No Greater Punished than of sacrificial life for the Nation” (Freedom Fighters) “No Bigger Man in the world than of Leader Social Worker in the world” (Nobel man) Our heartiest congratulations to our Dr. L.K. Achumi, S/o Late Khuzhexu Achumi born in Keltomi village Rtd. District & Sessions Judge “Man of the year 2016” on being conferred Ph.D. (Doctor of Social Works) and awarded Social Worker by International World Peace Organization UN & USA in the month of July 2016.

May your life be extended as King Hezekiah’s life whose life was added with another fifteen years for his faithfulness to the Lord (2 Kings 20:6) God Bless

Thillong Village Council Hall, inaugurated on 02/11/2016 by Smti. Thungbeni Ngullie, BDO, RD Block Wokha as Chief Guest.

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he competent authority of Academy of Global Peace, Bangalore, takes pride and honour to acknowledge our senior leader Dr. Luhevi K. Achumi, S/o Lt. Khuzhexu Achumi, Retd., District & Sessions Judge, who has been conferred PhD. (Doctor of Social Works) and awarded 'Best Social Worker' award by international acclaimed Inter Governmental O r g a n i z a t i o n ; Wo r l d Peace Organization UN Dr. Luhevi K Achumi & USA, and American University (AU) USA, in the month of July 2016.

The programme was chaired by Shri. Lawrence Patton VCC. Short speech was delivered by Chonbamo Patton GB, Libemo Patton DB and Shri. Nyimathung Patton VDB Secretary delivered a brief note on the successful construction of the building through BRGF fund, followed by vote of thanks by Yibomo Patton.

We thank the responsible authority both administrative and Rural Development Department Wokha, Nagaland for all round development of this village.

Nyimathung Patton VDB Secretary, Thillong Village DC-2459

We invoke God's blessings to sustain his talented potential to serve humankind.

Sd/Dr. Hesheto Y. Chishi

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reparations are on for Miss Dimapur 2016 crowning ceremony scheduled to be held on November 5 at Hotel Saramati at 3 p.m. This year, seven beauties will be vying for the Miss Dimapur crown. It may be mentioned here that after thorough deliberation and screening by the Ethnic Group of Nagaland (EGoN), seven girls were selected as finalist to compete for the crown of Miss. Dimapur 2016.

November 2-3 witnessed various activities like the official photo-shoot, grooming session, fitness and also one-onone interaction of the seven finalists with various experts and the official judges of this year’s pageant.

On November 2, EGoN organized the official photo-shoot of Miss Dimapur 2016 at Hotel Saramati wherein Contestant No.1, Zhimoholi S. Zhimomi was adjudged Miss. Photogenic. The girls were also given lessons on soft skills, ethics, beauty

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A victorious Morung Boyz team after the match on Thursday. (NP)

D imapur , N ov 3 (NPN): The annual games and sports of Nito Theological College commenced on November 2.

The event was inaugurated

by Hekiye Baptist Church pastor Zuheto Awomi as the guest of honour. He dedicated the event and also pronounced his blessing for longevity of both ministry and life upon the community.

For a community that engages in spiritual and ministerial formations, the event will go a long way in preparing future church workers to understand the importance of sports and discipline in ministry, stated a press release received here. The programme was chaired by Keyekali, B.Th. III, the oath- taking was led

by Muche, sports secretary, and a short introductory note was given by Tony K. (Lecturer). According to the principal, this year’s event shall be long remembered not just in the history of NTC but in the memory of every individual community present.

Pune’s Ravanan suspended for two matches Pune, Nov 3 (IANS): FC Pune City defender Ravanan Dharmaraj has been suspended for two matches after being found guilty of ‘misconduct against opponents or persons other than match officials’ in the ongoing edition of the Indian Super League (ISL) under the All India Football Federation (AIFF) Disciplinary Code Article 49 ‘D’.

Ravanan was punished for his violent conduct in the home match against Chennaiyin FC on October 23, where he stomped striker Dudu Omagbemi’s leg.

R ava n a n’s a c t i o n was reviewed under the AIFF Disciplinary Code’s retrospective ban, which authorises the National Federation Disciplinary Committee to sanction serious infringements that escaped the match officials’ attention. As a result of the ban, Ravanan will not be available for selection for the matches against FC Goa on Thursday and against Atletico de Kolkata on Sunday, a statement from the ISL said.

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Lotha Community 6th Mile Area defeated Nagarjan Nkoncham FC 3-1in a tiebreaker. The tournament will culminate on November 7.

Kohima, Nov 3 (NPN): Altogether 21 teams (16 men’s and five women’s teams) will take part in 4th Kohima district volleyball tournament scheduled on November 7 and 8 at local ground, Kohima.

The tournament is organized by Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) under the theme “Transcending through Sports.”

The teams in Group A are defending champions Kiruphema Youth Organization (KYO), Apex Club Kezo town, Kuthotsu Club Khonoma and Kiruphema Students Union (KSU).

Group B- Phetsukikou Club Khonoma, Tama Youth Society Mima, Shurho Mountain Club and Phezoucha Boys Club Kohima.

Group C- Prancers Club Phesama, Kezieke Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n ,

Match between Seyong Club Tobu and Frontier FC at public ground Tuensang. (np)

TUENSANG, NOV 3 (NPN): Seyong Club Tobu beat Frontier FC by 1-0 goal in the first semi final match at the ongoing 24th edition of Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2016

, organized by the Confederation of Chang Students Union ( CCSU), here at public ground Tuensang on Thursday.

The goal for Seyong Club Tobu was scored by Shanbo Samson T (9).

Angki (99) kee per of Seyong Club Tobu was cautioned with a yellow card for unsporting behavior in the 50th minute. On Friday, Vetao Ayei FC will take on Ngangpong FC in the second semi-final

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It's been a year that you left us, but we still cherish the memory which we spent together.

We miss you always.

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Chalieutsu United Boys Khonoma and Titan Club Nerhema.

Group D- Super Spikers Club Kohima, Daklane Youth Social Organization, Mima Youth Organization and Zenith Club Kezo Town.

The women’s teams are Tiema-Khe Kidima, Zheri Youth Society, Fusion Club Kezieke, Phetsukikou Club Khonoma and Mystics Club Naga Hospital Colony.

Meanwhile a mass social work will be held on November 6 starting 10.00 am at local ground, Kohima. All the members of various committees for the tournament and KDVA members have been requested to attend the social work.

The Keltomi Phuthemi Kuposhukulu express grief over the sudden demise of Lt. Zukihe Sema, founder of Zukihe Village who passed away on 28th Oct. 2016. His demise was great lose to our community. His courageous walk in life will always remain an inspiration to the young generation.

KPK conveys its condolence to the bereaved family and prays for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Hukiye Yeptho President, KPK

Sukhapu Kiho Gen. Secy., KPK

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Lt. A Yarentemsu Ozukum

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spectacular skills. Nepali Basti Lotha FC drew first blood early in the game and were leading 2-0.However, a determined Morung Boyz defence held their ground while it’s forward attacked relentlessly throughout the match.

Towards the end of the match, Morung Boyz had reversed the lead 4-2 and sailed through to the next round.

In third match Okotso SC beat Ralan FC 3-1 while Rilan Village Sporting Club won by a solitary goal against Jandalashung United FC in the fourth.

21 teams for volleyball Seyong Club enter Loyem football final championship at Kohima

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DIMAPUR, NOV 3 (NPN): Morung Boyz, Burma camp & Veterinary Lotha SC (BVLSC), Okotso SC, Lotha Community 6th Mile Area and Rilan Village Sporting Club moved to the next round by defeating their respective rivals on the third day of ongoing late Nyamo Lotha and Daniel Lotha memorial cum Tokhu Emong Trophy 2016 here at State Stadium on Thursday.

In the first match BVLSC defeated Choir FC by a huge margin of 10-0.

The second match was a closely fought battle with both teams displaying

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Yours loving Parents, brothers, relatives & friends

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT You will always be in our hearts, for each of us you have done your best.

Born on : 17.09.1944 – Died on : 01.11.2016

We the family members of Lt. Kethokhrielie Metsieo would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us during our time of need and bereavement and supported us physically, financially and through prayers.

We deeply regret our inability to mention and thanks each and every individual for you kind deeds but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving wife, children, son-in-laws, grand children and relatives

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved Lt. Chemie

Loving daughter, sons & grand children.

04-11-1983 – 23-10-2016

“The day of death is better than the day of birth” Ecc. 7:1(b) As we, the family members of our most beloved Late Miss Lydia Kinny, who left us to be with our heavenly Father on 23rd Oct. 2016, observe her Birthday today (4rd Nov. 2016) would like to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to everyone who stood by us and comforted us in our grief, through prayers, blood donation, physical, material and financial support at the time her sickness till her sad demise.

In continuation to previous acknowledgement, we would like to thank doctors and nurses of different health institutions, Prayer Warriors of various villages and towns and all those who rendered mental and emotional support for her survival shall never be forgotten.

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Tovihoto Ayemi Hon’ ble Chairman (NIDC) I.K Sema Former Dept. C.M. Kheto Kinimi Ex- Minister.

Mrs. & Rev. Joseph New York.

Rev. DR. Vikheshe Chishi.

Rev. DR. Lian Pu. Mrs. & Mr. Kazheto Kinimi Dimapur.

Mrs. & Mr. Jackon & Aloli Patton Dimapur.

Mrs. & Col. Hotoi Aye (GPRN) Mrs. & Mr. Khetoshe Ayemi Thahekhu.

Mr. Nikiye Aye Khushiabill.

Ms. Heron Awomi Delhi.

Mr. Ashish Bharti Delhi.

Mrs. & Mr. Deepak Malvya Delhi.

Mrs. Nancy Angami Delhi.

Mr. Jasspal Rana & Family Delhi.

Ms. Chuniwey Madeliang & friends Delhi.

Ms. Sushima & Margina Delhi.

Mrs. & Mr. Sharon & Family.

Ms. Victoria Sanjenbam Delhi.

Mrs. & Mr. Abe & Lal Delhi.

Mr. & Mrs. Sarika & family Delhi.

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Sumi N.C.R.C, Bamun Pukhuri.

Sumi Baptist Akukuhou, Kushiabill.

Phushito Baptist Akukuhou.

Chistian Edu. Dept.

Thahekhu Baptist Akukuhou.

Churches and Individuals in USA. Vasantkunj Baptist Church, Delhi.

Fusion Church Delhi.

Lumthsami Kughuko Union Dimapur.

Cheers to Life Foundation (NGO) Delhi.

Blossom Kochar, Aroma Magic Delhi.

Fortis Hospital, Gurgaon & Vasantkunj Delhi.

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Rock Land Hospital Delhi.

Dispur Hospital Gauhati.

Nikos Hospital Dimapur.

Zion Hospital Dimapur.

We regret not mentioning hundreds of other supporters whose name could not be mentioned in the list, yet we know God who sees and counts every good work you have rendered to us. We pray that God will bless you all abundantly.

Dearest Beay, As we celebrate your Birthday, we are missing you and it hurts us a lot not seeing you around. We wish we could keep you with us. You have left us full of tears in our eyes. Our hearts are heavy now, and we will never forget you.

Good bye.

We love you and miss you!

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on : 01-09-1986 Died on : 04-11-2015 A year has passed since you left us for heavenly abode, but the memories of your care, loving nature and the life you shared with us still feels your presence in our hearts.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Late Thekruneituo Kire 4th November, 2016

12.08.1968 – 19.10.2016 We the family of Lt. K. Inaho Wotsa would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to those who stood by as during our toughest time through prayers and financial support. Though we are unable to thank each one of you individually for your love and support, we pray that the Almighty God will bless you abundantly.

Loving Family.

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It has been a year but not a day goes by that we don’t feel an irreplaceable void in our lives for you were everything to us and had given us your all in your lifetime, the epitome of sacrifice and goodness. We miss your smile, your laughter, your loving words but most of all just your presence in our daily lives.

You may not be present before our eyes but our love for you and the memories of you shines ever so bright in our hearts and minds.

Loving wife, children & grandchildren.

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Real Madrid held in six-goal thriller

to have sealed the most unlikeliest of comebacks when his curling effort clipped the post on its way past a helpless Navas.

Real responded immediately as Kovacic drilled Dani Carvajal’s backheel into the bottom corner. And Madrid could even have salvaged all three points deep into stoppage time when substitute Lucas Vazquez smashed the crossbar.

DPC sports meet on Nov 10 & 11 D i m a p u r , N ov 3 (NPN): Dimapur Press Club (DPC) will hold its annual sports meet on November 10 and 11 at the Multipurpose Indoor Stadium, near DC Court junction, Dimapur. The two days sports meet will begin at 8.30 a.m. All members have been requested to report at the venue on time.

The events of the sports meet will include badminton, table tennis, chess, carom and volleyball for both men and women.

Coelho’s free-kick gives Goa 1-0 win over Pune

Pune, Nov 3 (Agencies): FC Goa moved from the bottom of ISL table to seventh place through Rafael Coelho’s inch-perfect free-kick, which beat FC Pune City keeper Apoua Edel’s dive

to his right. The goal was enough for the away side to hold on to a 1-0 win at the Balewadi Stadium in Pune on Thursday.

I t wa s P u n e w h o looked better on the ball in the opening exchanges,

but, their attacking line floundered in front of goal yet again. Goa survived an uneasy phase early in the match and their defence came good for the first time as they eked out their second win of the season.

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by Bayer Leverkusen Rhuchung United lift

Welsh star Gareth Bale looks to skip beyond a challenge from Legia Warsaw’s French midfielder Thibault Moulin.

WA R S AW, N o v 3 (Agencies): Real Madrid blew a two-goal lead and the chance to qualify for the knockout stages of the Champions League in a thrilling 3-3 draw with Legia Warsaw behind closed doors in the Polish capital.

Gareth Bale fired home Madrid’s fastest ever Champions League goal after just 55 seconds before teeing up Karim Benzema for Real’s second.

H o w e v e r, L e g i a launched a stunning fightback as goals from Vadis Odjidja-Ofoe, Miroslav Radovic and Thibault Moulin put the Polish champions on the verge of a famous victory.

Mateo Kovacic salvaged some pride and a now 27-game unbeaten run for the European champions when he slot-

ted home five minutes from time. A draw means Madrid now trail Borussia Dortmund by two points at the top of Group F with two games to play.

Dortmund qualified for the last 16 with a 1-0 win over Sporting Lisbon in the other game in the group. In front of an empty stadium due to Legia’s sanction for violence and racist chanting in their 6-0 thrashing by Dortmund in September, Bale celebrated his new bumper six-year Madrid deal in style by rifling a volley into the top corner.

A comfortable night looked in store for the visitors when a brilliant team move saw Kovacic feed Bale on the right side of the area and his cut-back was deposited into the bottom corner by Benzema. However, Legia hit

back with a stunning effort of their own as OdjidjaOfoe finished off a fine individual effort by firing into the top corner.

Madrid have now not kept a clean sheet in 10 games and coach Zinedine Zidane’s decision to play an ultra offensive 4-2-4 formation backfired after the break as their lack of numbers in defence was exposed. Goalkeeper Keylor Navas was also to blame when he let Radovic’s low effort slip under him for the equaliser just before the hour mark.

Real awoke from their slumber as Arkadiusz Malarz parried another fierce Bale volley before an offcolour Cristiano Ronaldo headed a great chance just wide. Yet, Madrid were caught out on the counterattack seven minutes from time when Moulin looked

Pilgrim school XXVIII sports meet underway

Junior boys competing in 50th meter race. (NP)

Staff Reporter

D IM A PU R , N ov 3 (NPN): The XXVIII annual sports meet of Pilgrim School, Dimapur got underway on Thursday at school campus with the theme “health through sports.” Retd chief manager SBI and general secretary Nagaland Tennis Association, David Kire and super fight league challenges season I champion Issac Kario graced the inaugural function as the

chief guest and guest of honour respectively.

Speaking on the occasion, David encouraged the students to participate in the competition with true sportsmanship. In today’s scenario many people fail to understand the meaning of sports and exercise for which people are suffering from life style diseases, said the chief guest.

He also reminded the students and parents in regard to fraud messages, phone calls and emails

Tottenham suffered another miserable Champions League night at Wembley as Bayer Leverkusen inflicted their second defeat at their adopted European home, winning 1-0.

They were twice badly caught out trying to play the ball from the back in the first half, and were fortunate that Kyle Walker’s loss of possession did not result in a goal, with Javier Hernandez firing just wide of the post.

Spurs’ most dangerous moment of the opening 45 minutes came when Christian Eriksen’s wellhit shot went straight at visiting goalkeeper Bernd Leno.

Eriksen went close early in the second period before Hernandez was in the thick of the action again when his effort was saved by Hugo Lloris. But the Bundesliga side found the moment that counted when the ball broke to Kevin Kampl, who slotted home from close range.

Tokhu Emong trophy

D i m a p u r , N ov 3 (NPN): Rhuchung United (High School Colony) emerged as the Lotha Tokhu Emong trophy champion by defeating the defending champion, Tungkho Yinga (DBS Colony) by a solitary goal.

Robert Shitiri from Rhuchung United (High School Colony) was declared player of the tournament and Tiyi XI (New Secretariat Colony) was adjudged as the best team of the tournament. Doyang XI (Bayavu Colony) won the 3rd place by defeating Tiyi XI (New Secretariat Colony) by 4- 1 via tie breaker.

Earlier in the morning, Tungkho Yinga (DBS Colony) defeated Doyang XI (Bayavu Colony) 2-0 in the first semi-final match and Rhuchung United (High School Colony) beat Tiyi XI (New Secretariat Colony) 3- 1 in the second semi final match.

NBA annual general meeting

D i m a p u r , N ov 3 (NPN): The Nagaland Badminton Association has informed all the affiliated district badminton associations including Nagaland Police that an annual general meeting will be held on November 25 in the office of the Nagaland Badminton Association, Kohima at 2.00 pm.

All member associations have been requested to detail 2 (two) office bearers of their association to attend the same positively. Confirmation of attendance can asking for their account be communicated to mobile details. He requested the number- 9615268085. gathering to be aware of such fraudsters and to be vigilant while giving out their account information. D i m a p u r , N ov 3 A short speech was (NPN): The Poumai Tsialso delivered by super idoumai Me, Dimapur fight league challenges (PTMD) will be organizing season champion, Issac a one day sports meet on Kario. Earlier, the opening November 5 at Naga Unitceremony was flagged off ed village local ground, 4th by chief guest followed mile, Dimapur. Therefore, by march past and a drill all the students, parents display by the students of and senior leaders have class-1-4 and rifle drill dis- been requested to attend play by NCC. the meet without fail.

PTMD sports meet

Man g k o l e m b a , Nov 3 (NPN): The Mangkolemba Sub Division Inter Range Volleyball Tournament started at Mangkolemba after a colourful opening ceremony where BendanglibaTzudir, Director, Directorate of Industries and Commerce, Nagaland graced the programme as the chief guest.

The tournament is organized by the Mangkolemba Ao LanurTelongjem (MALT) in commemoration of the ADC headquarter silver jubilee.

Eight teams are vying for the coveted trophy and cash prizes. In the opening programme, the chief guest reminisced the glory days of the former players from Mangkolemba sub division who were regarded the best in the state and encouraged

the players to reach those heights and quality.

Bendangliba Tzudir stated that Sub-District Industry Centre will be opening shortly in Mangkolemba. He also informed that a Handloom Cluster Centre under the Ministry of Handloom, Government of India has begun operational at Tzurangkong and another would be set up shortly at Waromong village, both under Mangkolemba sub division. He further urged the youths, especially the school drop outs, to avail the opportunity to get training at those training centres.

Earlier in the programme, Imjong Longkumer, president MALT and Imtiwapang Aier, ADC Mangkolemba delivered short speeches.

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