November 9, 2016

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVI No. 333

DIMAPUR, wednesday, november 9, 2016

‘Govt to push reforms to woo investment’ business, Page 8

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America votes for new president

Sports, Page 12

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`500, 1000 notes illegal from today

NCP unit to field women candidates for civic elections

ly. As a respite for people for the initial 72 hours, government hospitals will accept Staff Reporter old Rs. 500 and 1000 notes till 11 November midnight. D I M A P U R , N OV 8 (NPN): Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has deAll banks to remain closed cided to field women candidates in the state municipal on November 9. elections in 2017 and state ATMS will limit money general elections in 2018, to Rs 2,000 a day initially till informed NCP national Nov 11. secretary-cum-spokesperATMs will not work on son Narendra Verma on November 9 and in some Tuesday.

In an interaction with places on November 10. media persons at Hotel SaraMedicines can be pur- mati, Verma said that womchased with Rs. 500, Rs 1000 en empowerment would be notes for the next 72 hours. one of the agendas of NCP. There will be no change in He said that the party would any other form of currency study the prospective and exchange be it cheque, DD, give equal opportunity to payment via credit or debit women to contest in the mucards etc. nicipal elections and state Fuel outlets can accept assembly elections.

Verma, who was here notes till November 11 midto look into the party matnight, but to maintain reters after some senior leadcords. ers quit the party, said that Railway stations, bus the party was optimistic of stands, airports, fuel sta- doing well in Nagaland and tions, chemists, crematori- also in poll-bound Manipur. ums to accept Rs 500 and Rs On the number of can1000 notes till November 11 didates to contest, he said midnight. that discussions were going on as to how many candidates the party would put up in the next state assembly elections.

(Cont’d on p-7) 1,15,395 voters. The signatories explained that even nominal increase of at least 3% voters normally accepted per annum by the Election Commissioner in each poll- Correspondent ing booth, which accounted to at least 25% of voters (af- KOHIMA, NOV 8 (NPN): ter a gap of 12 years) should Minister of school educabe 1,45,000 voters from the tion and SCERT Yitachu on Tuesday highlighted on 23 wards.

However, in 2016, the some of the various policies draft e-roll showed a decline adopted by the government of more than 90,000 voters, to provide quality education a shortfall of 63,312 voters in the state.

Addressing platinum from 2004 total voters of 1,15,395. (Cont’d on p-7) jubilee of Rüzhükhrie Gov-

WHAT’S NEXT

New currency notes to be issued by Nov 10: (L) Rs. 2000 note and (R) Rs. 500 note.

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N E W D E L H I , N OV 8 (NPN): In a major announcement, Central government has decided to pull out Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 currency notes from Tuesday midnight. This was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a special address to the nation on Tuesday evening. The currency notes would no longer be legal tender, he said.

Prime Minister further announced that Rs 2000 and Rs 500 notes would be issued by November 10.

This has been done to root out fake currency notes that have been in circulation in a rampant manner, not only affecting the country’s economy but the root cause of funding terrorism, an offi-

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cial said. “We need to take a new solid step to fight black money. From now on, Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes will not be used. Have 50 days to turn them into banks and post offices,” Modi said in his address to the nation.

“We talk about use of blackmoney in elections. We have to set the country free from corruption and blackmoney,” Modi asserted.

Terrorism is a scourge that kills innocents. Where do these terrorists get money from? Our enemies across the border send in these counterfeit notes, Modi stated.

Pointing out that issues like black money, corruption and terrorism have hurt India, Modi said: “Our enemies from across the border run their business with

counterfeit notes and it has been going on for years.”

While making the announcement, he also assured that citizens’ money would be safe as they can deposit the notes in the bank before December 30, 2016.

“People can deposit notes of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 in their banks from November 10 till December 30, 2016,” said Moid. All other coins and notes can continue to be used. T hose that are unable to deposit Rs.1000, Rs. 500 notes by December 30 for some reason, can change them till March 31, 2017 by furnishing ID proof.

He also said that ATM withdrawals will be restricted to Rs 2,000 per day till November 11, when this limit may be increased slow-

DDCC alleges discrepancies in e-roll DIMAPUR, NOV 8 (NPN): Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) Tuesday demanded that the State Election Commission (SEC) to appoint authentic and genuine government enumerators, after it detected discrepancies in the recent enumeration exercise for preparation of electoral rolls for Dimapur Municipal Council election.

In the event of failure by the commission, DDCC said it will have no alternative but to seek judicial intervention.

DDCC president Kughato S Aye and general secretary Khrozote Kapfo reminded SEC that entrusting GBs and chairmen of respective wards to identify voters would not be possible, since GBs and chairmen in some wards were affiliated to political parties or supporters of candidates.

They also claimed that the total number of voters enrolled in the E-roll in 23 wards (102 polling booths) under DMC during 2004 was officially recorded

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Mess in NPWD due to rampant appointments, says E-in-C Natso Correspondent

KOHIMA, NOV 8 (NPN): Engineer-in-Chief Nagaland PWD, Er. Khupi Natso blamed mindless appointments to unrecognized posts by the state government as being chiefly responsible for the mess in the department where out of 82 divisions created only 39 divisions were created with sanctioned posts till date.

Addressing the annual general meeting of the Association of Engineers (AoE) at the NPWD conference hall, Tuesday Natso also said the department was working to rationalise NPWD man power and once approved, then the strength of required staff in every establishment could be assessed.

He also pointed out that AoE had completed the drafting of “Subordinate Engineer’s Rule” and said once approved it would help to stabilize the human resource management and enable engineers to give more time on their profession.

Natso admitted that 90% of the time of Engineer-in Chief was consumed by unproductive work such

as appointments without sanction which the government was also aware of.

On the other hand, he lamented that there was no money for maintenance or even to purchase materials for putting some 1000 carpenters to work whereas, the government was paying salary of thousands and then blame engineers instead.

Natso expressed optimism that once the government unveiled a policy of rationalizing the manpower and the subordinate rules, such random appointments can be normalized.

He also urged engineers to dissuade from taking “current charge” and superseding the seniors as such practices only results in resentment among colleagues within the department.

The Engineer-in-Chief also appealed to AoE to take up the matter for restoration of the powers of Engineer-in-chief since the state government had seized the powers in 2010 and reducing the post to a statues of a “glorified charge”.

He said if seizure of powers was to check mismanagement of funds or

making excess appointments then the government ought to hold such an officer accountable instead of withdrawing the powers from the post. Natso said such an act was tantamount to an insult on the engineering fraternity that made them feel incapable of managing responsibilities.

By seizing powers of the E-in-C, Natso said the state government completely reversed its own policy and only ensured continuation of the mess. Natso also spoke on the need to upgrade skills which was lacking in engineering management . He said engineers need to be equipped with the latest technology with newest system.

C.E PWD (NH) Er. R. Temsutemjen said Nagaland has many potential in areas like tourism and small scales industries but could not move ahead because of the poor infrastructure such as roads. He said the government was blamed for various problems such as poor planning, funds etc but asked if engineers felt they were also partly to be blamed?.

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Rüzhükhrie Govt. HSS celebrates 75 years ernment Higher Secondary School (RGHSS), under the theme “Igniting the sparks of change”, the minister said, that the policies included upgrading government middle schools to high schools, basic infrastructures and employing more teachers.

However, the minister was of the view that apart

from these facilities, education should be affordable to every common man at every level so that the society could progress.

He fur ther lauded RGHSS for the milestone and said that the next step of the school should be focused on providing quality education.

Yitachu also said that

due to “tough and stubbornness” of the Nagas, it took many decades for the Christian missionary to establish schools in the state.

But, RGHSS was also one among the oldest school in the state to have completed 75th years which needed to be complimented, he added.

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EDSSU peaceful agitation on Nov 11

DIMAPUR, NOV 8 (NPN):: Consequent upon the failure of the state government to meet its demand, the East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union (EDSSU) decided to stage a peaceful agitation at directorate of Land Records and Survey on November 11. EDSSU president Kanato S Awomi and secretary Ato Achumi requested all the school authority under its jurisdiction to allow students of class10 and above to participate in the agitation. Further, the union stated that it would leave no stone un-turned to bring justice to the educated unemployed Naga youths of Nagaland.

Mkg transmission division informs

DIMAPUR, NOV 8 (NPN): Mokokchung Transmission Division has informed consumers under Mon district that due to fault in 66KV Transmission Line between Naginimora–Tizit, due to incessant rain, power supply to the district has been cut off since November 8. In a press note, Er. Shiludi Longkumer (SDO-Trans) said the department was working on a war footing to restore normal power supply and requested the affected consumers to bear with the inconvenience.

APO condoles Dr. Satuo’s demise

DIMAPUR, NOV 8 (NPN): Angami Public Organisation (APO) has expressed deep sadness over the demise of Dr. Satuo Sekhose, retired director Veterinary & Animal Husbandry. In a condolence message, APO secretary info & publicity, Neisakholie Ziephru said Dr. Satuo was a great leader from his youthful days, man of great character, a successful father and a senior leader of the Angamis. He was also a sportsperson and sports lover, APO added. APO said he had immensely contributed to the society and the loss would be irreplaceable. While stating that words were not enough to express their sorrow, APO said they would remember the fond memories and prayed that Almighty God grant the bereaved family the peace and comfort they need and for the soul to rest in peace.

ANHTU to join Nov 15 phase-II protest

DIMAPUR, NOV 8 (NPN): To protest against non-payment of salaries for the last eight months, All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Tuesday decided to join the proposed 2nd phase agitation called by aggrieved teachers on November 15.

ANHTU therefore, urged the department and the state government to take necessary steps and make arrangements. The union in a press statement by its information secretary Waisemba reminded state government that 1379 Hindu teachers appointed under CSS were included in the central budget for five years and another five years in the state budget and so on. In this regard, ANHTU argued that the state government should not bring any confusion on the employees regarding the system. Further, ANHTU said that if central government has not sanctioned the salaries then it was the duty of the state government to make necessary arrangement for the aggrieved teachers as they were working in the state.

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SDPB& DPDB meetings held in Pboto and Zbto

Minister for Roads & Bridges, Y. Vikheho Swu speaking at the Pughoboto Parliamentary secy and chairman DPDB, Pukhayi Assumi and parliamentary secy IPR, Khekaho Assumi along with officials. (DIPR).

SDPDB meeting.

DIMAPUR: Pughoboto SDPB meeting was held on November 7 with minister of Roads & Bridges and chairman SDPDB Pughoboto, Vikheho Swu. The house decided to write to the director, Postal Services to request for a full fledged post office at Pughoboto town.

According to DIPR re por t, re presentation from the Joint Council Asukiqa Area was received requesting for construction of an auditorium at GHS Asukiqa. The house also discussed on awarding commendation certificates

to government employees who rendered exemplary and commendable service beyond the call of duty.

The departments have been requested to bring such cases to the house with recommendation. The house also decided to remind the power department for allotment of street light in Pughoboto town.

DCVO highlighted the need for construction of a new office building which the members agreed to recommend and forward to the government for necessary action. The Adhoc Town Council Chairman

300 kgs Ganja Seized

The two accused person in custody.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police manning the Dellai Police Check-gate on November 7 intercepted an out bound truck bearing registration no NL02-N-8973 and recovered approximately 300 kgs of contraband Ganja. In a press note by addl.

dy. commissioner of police/ PRO, two persons identified as Depak Pandey S/o Late Ram Chandra Pandey of Bhojpur, Bihar and Hasib Uddin S/o Late Abdul Sukkur of Karimgjang, Assam have been arrested in this connection.

lamented on the poor functioning of the Community Health Centre and its staff and suggested that the attendance and functioning of the department should improve in the interest of public welfare.

ZUNHEBOTO: Monthly Zunheboto District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) was held at DC’s conference hall on November 8.

Chairman DPDB and parliamentary secretary, Soil and Water Conservation, Pukhayi Assumi chaired the meeting.

According to DIPR re-

port, the meeting reviewed on the proposed visit of governor P. B Acharya to Zunheboto wherein the chairman asked all HODs to attend the function without fail. ADC, Zunheboto, Nungsangmenla Imchen also asked all HODs to prepare a report of their departmental activities during the governor’s visit.

Parliamentary secretary, Information and Public Relations (IPR), Khekaho Assumi also spoke on the dilapidated conditions of Circuit House and District Civil Hospital, Zunheboto where the board

after thorough deliberations approved renovation of Circuit House under LADP Common Pool and forwarded the proposal for construction of Civil Hospital. Pukhayi and Khekaho also requested the legislators under Zunheboto district to contribute their ideas and programs through their presence and by attending the DPDB meeting. Medical superintendent, district hospital, Dr. Kheshito Zhimo also spoke on the present status of Civil Hospital, Zunheboto where he would be presenting a powerpoint in January 2017.

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news in brief SCTE alumni launching prog: Launching programme of the Alumni Association, SCTE, Kohima would be held on November 12 at 11 a.m in the State College of Teacher Education, Kohima, with parliamentary secretary Municipal Affairs, Economics & Statistics, R.Tohanba as the chief guest. All the Alumni of the college have been requested to attend the programme.

ENWOKU 4th general session: Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation Kohima Unit (ENWOKU) has convened its 4th general session on November 12 at 11 a.m in the conference hall of APO. All the Eastern women within Kohima town have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

PVC consultative meet: Phek Village Council (PVC) has called for an emergency consultative meeting on November 10 at 1 p.m in the village council hall, to deliberate on pertinent issues concerning the village.

All concern members have been requested to attend the meeting.

ZSU awareness programme: Zeme Students Union (ZSU) would conduct one-day orientation-cum-awareness programme on November 11 at 11 a.m in the residence of D. Abraham, former advisor of Jalukie town. All the concern chairman, VEC and concern members have been requested to attend positively as the awareness programme is on village administration.

Library committee of NLA study tour: Library committee of Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) headed by deputy speaker and chairman of library committee would be undertaking a study tour to Karnataka

and Kerala Legislative Assembly from November 9-14. During the visit the committee would be meeting the Sisters committee of respective Legislative Assembly.

DDANMA general meeting: Dimapur District ANM (FHW) Association (DDANMA) has convened a general meeting on November 12 at 10 a.m at chief medical office conference hall. In a press note by ANM Association president K Kaniho all have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Art and culture department to organize ‘art ensemble’: Directorate of Art & Culture (Art Wing) would be organizing “Art Ensemble” under the theme “Explore” at the directorate of Art & Culture (Art Wing), Kohima from November 17 to 19.

17th to 19th November, 2016. Organizers would provide acrylic colors and papers for the participants however, they are instructed to bring their own brushes and color palette etc. Result would be declared on the same day. Best five (5) works of the competition would be selected by a panel of judges to be awarded cash prizes of Rs 5000/- each and 5 consolation prizes of Rs.1000/- each. Certificates of appreciation would be awarded to all participants.

Participants should reach the venue latest by 9:30 a.m on November 17.

Lost and Found: A bonafide & conduct certificate belonging to Kughali Zhimomi of Global Institute of Engineering and Technology was found at MP Road, Dimapur.

The owner may contact at 9856588741 and collect the same.

Students’ spiritual conference held at Kiphire NSCN/GPRN condoles KIPHIRE, NOV 7 (NPN): For the first time in the district, students from both private and government institutions gathered together at Loyola Higher secondary school on November 4 and 5 for students’ spiritual conference which was graced by minister of Power, C. Kipili Sangtam as special guest of honor.

Addressing the students, Kipili asked the students to have vision in life so as to become successful men and women in society.

Speaking on the theme of the conference “save generation”, Kipili also said that Nagaland was a blessed land as we have committed

ourselves and our land for Christ which was not found anywhere in the world.

He also said that the present peace process which was on the negotiating table was for the younger generation, while emphasising that peace was needed for everyone and as a student they should all live for peace, he added. He also asked the students to maintain harmony and brotherhood in the community and in the district by coming together for spiritual growth and encourage the students to cultivate positive attitude towards each other. Citing Naga struggle for independence as the stumbling

block for progress in education in Eastern Nagaland earlier, Kipili said that presently schools and educational institutions were well equipped and he urged the students to take up the opportunity for education.

Giving welcome address convenor SSC, Lipichem shared his concern for the youths of the district and also added, that people knew Kiphire good various reasons and challenged the students to become agent of change through the conference. He also said, the small vision that the organizers had for the students’ community would become a reality with everyone present

becoming somebody in the future. Rev. Ketou Theunuo president students spiritual conference Nagaland shared on the objective of the conference and Rev. Moa Longchari gave the message. Rev. S.N Lotha, Rev. Father John, Rev. Moa Longchai, pastor Mongzeung Mpon, Sethricho ADC SSA DMA, and Rev. Ketou were the speakers and resource persons for the twoday conference.

DIMAPUR: NSCN/ GPRN through its MIP has expressed sorrow at the untimely demise of late Libenthung Khuvung, under secretary ministry of Lota and Horticulture on November 8 at Dimapur, due to terminal illness.

MIP in a condolence message stated that it was God’s timing to take him to be in His heavenly abode.

It stated that late Libenthung Khuvung joined the national service on July 14,

1994 and had served the nation with utmost sincerity and dedication in various capacities.

MIP stated that Naga nation would always cherish and appreciate the selfless service he had rendered. It also prayed that Almighty Lord give strength and solace to the bereaved family to bear the great loss and the soul of late Libenthung Khuvung be at peace with heavenly father.

Dead body found

DIMAPUR: An unidentified dead body of a non-Naga male, aged between 35-40 years has been found and kept in the district hospital morgue at Dimapur.

This was informed in a press note by addl. dy. commissioner of police/PRO, wherein the dead body bore identification mark in the form of a tattoo bearing ‘Om’ on both arms and the word ‘SM’ on the right arm.

Any such person missing or other information that may lead to the identification of the dead body may kindly contact the officer-in-charge, West Police station Dimapur at +917085055024.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA) Programme was organised at Govt. High School, Thetsümi, Phek Dist. on 14th Oct. 2016. Students, teachers & staff along with the headmistress enthusiastically participated in cleaning the School premises, surrounding drains & the driveway leading to the School.

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he Women Department of Police Baptist Church 3rd NAP Bn Tuensang led by C.Tonchinglemla Women Leader, successfully undertook a Mission field visit to Siliguri, West Bengal from 1st Nov. to 6th Nov. 2016.

The Department would like to thank the Commandant 3rd NAP Bn. the Church board and all the Church Members for your constant support through prayer.

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Christian Standard Higher Secondary School, Changtongya Town Meritorious students exposure trip to Yisemyong & Kolkata 2016

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Shri. N.Tsanglao, Addl. Secretary Cooperation Department, Govt. of Nagaland inaugurating Special Handloom Expo at Bhandari Town on Monday.

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The Special Handloom Expo (State Level) was inaugurated by the Addl. Secretary Cooperation Department, Govt. of Nagaland Shri. N. Tsanglo on the 7th of Nov 2016 at Bhandari Town. The 14 day long exhibition was organized by the Nagaland Apex Weavers and Artisans Federation Ltd. (WEAFED) Dimapur and sponsored by Office of the Development Commissioner (HANDLOOM) Ministry of Textile, Govt. of India, New Delhi As many as 30 different stalls of Cooperative Societies and Self Help Groups participated in the exhibition which includes 18 registered Cooperative Societies from Dimapur, Peren, Wokha and Mokokchung. Soon after the inauguration of the expo, the Addl. Secretary along with other guests made a full round of the stalls and while interacting with the self help groups and societies, emphasized that their products should be affordable and reputed for trade and the quality should not be compromised.

Officials from the Department of Cooperation along with Shri. S. T. Subramanian, Deputy Director incharge, Weavers Service Centre, Dimapur were present during the inaugural function.

The Special Handloom Expo coincided with Lotha Naga tribe festival “TOKHU EMONG”, where a colourful cultural programme was presented.

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WEATHER FORECAST November 9

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly sunny and nice

29 19

Partly sunny and nice

26 17

Guwahati Mostly sunny and nice

29 20

Mostly sunny and nice

27 14

Itanagar Mostly sunny and nice

27 15

Aizawl Imphal Shillong

Sunny and pleasant

22 7

Kohima

Abundant sunshine and nice

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Dimapur Mostly sunny and nice

29 16

Mostly sunny and nice

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Tuensang Sunshine and not as warm Wokha

Lothas celebrate Tokhu Emong

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Zunheboto Mostly sunny and nice

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Commissioner of Police, Liremo Lotha addressing the gathering.

DIMAPUR: Tokhu Emong, the post harvest festival of the Lothas was celebrated with splendor and gaiety by the Lothas residing in Dimapur at State Stadium Dimapur on November 7.

Despite heavy rain, residents dressed in traditional attires joined in the celebration that was organized by the Lotha Hoho Dimapur.

Commissioner of Police, Liremo Lotha who graced the festival as chief guest stressed on the importance of preservation of traditional and cultural values of the forefathers, so that it could be passed to the coming generations.

He expressed his desire to work tirelessly and to put efforts in maintaining peaceful coexistence, stating that people should contribute towards the welfare of the Nagas as a whole. He further encouraged the youngsters

to acquire the passion to compete with the best at all levels especially in the field of value education.

Fo r m e r m i n i s t e r, Nkhao Lotha narrated the significance of Tokhu Emong.

Earlier, participants of Tokhu Emong festival gathered at the venue accorded a warm reception to the chief guest and host of invitees and dignitaries from various Naga tribes including Rev. Fr. Thomas PJ, Parish Priest Holy Cross, Dimapur.

The celebration was marked by a variety of items including folk songs, modern Lotha song, greetings by the representative of Ao Union Dimapur and Western Sumi Hoho, Dimapur.

Wozhuro Range, Dimapur Warrior Troop stole the show by performing Shanthe/Sharu (war dance) dance.

BS&G observes foundation day

DYRO Mokokchung along with other officials on the occasion of 66th Bharat Scouts & Guides foundation day celebration at Mokokchung on November 7. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: The 66th foundation day of Mokokchung District Bharat Scouts & Guides was held at the office premises of District Youth Resources, Mokokchung on November 7.

According to DIPR report, District Youth Resources Officer, K. Libemo Jami said “Scouts and Guides movement was initiated to inculcate the spirit of voluntary service in students.” Jami also mentioned that the overall personality development of the students were enhanced through extra-curricular activities.

He said that Mokokchung district has higher number

of Scouts and Guides which indicates sincere dedication and guidance of the concerned officials.

Delivering a shor t speech on the significance of the day, ADOC (S), Nungsanglemba mentioned about the formation of BS & G by merging Boy Scouts Association India, the Hindustan Scouts Association and the Girl Guides Association. The programme was chaired by scout master Purtoshi while the invocation was pronounced by DTC, Jongpongla.

BS&G Wokha: Wokha District Bharat Scouts & Guides (BS&G) observed

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“foundation day” on November 7 at PWD junction Wokha town with SDEO and district Secy BS&G Wokha district, T. Chobenthung Odyuo. He quoted Lord P.B where “a scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens”. The programme was led by media secretary BS&G Thunglamo Odyuo and vote of thanks presented by district organiser (G) Bichano Shitiri.

The programme ended with a song ‘God bless my Nagaland’ led by H. Orenpomo Ngullie DOC (S) BS&G Wokha district.

Oldest man and woman from among the Lotha community residing at Dimapur namely Nganchio Kikon and Rasali Ngullie were honored with Tokhu presents.

Lotha Hoho Dimapur, chairman Etsungmomo Kikon delivered the presidential address and the function concluded with words of appreciation by vice chairman Lichio Kithan. The daylong celebration culminated with grand Tokhu Emong feast hosted by the Lotha Hoho Dimapur, Tokhu committee.

Tokhu Emong organizing Committee Convener expressed gratitude to the director, department of Youth Resources & Sports, District Sports Officer, Dimapur for the use of State Stadium Dimapur during the celebration.

Earlier, on November

Awareness prog on prisoner rights DIMAPUR: Program on awareness of prisoners rights and the functioning of Legal Services Authority was organised for under trial inmates of sub jail/district jail by the Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) in collaboration with Criminal Justice Fellowship Program and Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).

DDLSA panel advocates Sentimenla and Zuchembeni spoke on the topics mentioned. The inmates were made aware that the state still guaranteed their basic human rights even though their freedom maybe limited. The panel also had an interactive session with the inmates where they raised questions and cleared their doubts.

The program was attended by panel advocates, L Luzukhu and Dzuvinuo along with Roshni Nair and Rashmmi who were visiting from TISS, Mumbai representing the Criminal Justice Fellowship Program which is under the Centre for Criminology and Justice, TISS. Earlier criminal justice advocate, Nikita Engheepi chaired the program.

6, the festival began with a first combined Sunday worship service of all Lothas residing at Dimapur cutting across denominational affiliations. The Sunday worship service was chaired

by Yanbemo Ovung (associate pastor, Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur), sermon was delivered by Rev. Thebemo Yanthan, pastor Lotha Assembly of God Church, Dimapur.

M. John Humtsoe, catechist Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Dimapur pronounced the invocation while the service concluded with a benediction by Rev. Zanao Mozhui, pastor, Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur. Folk Song competition was organized by the Lotha Eloe Ekhung Dimapur (LEED).

LH Phek Town: Lotha Hoho Phek (LHP) town celebrated its 46th Tokhu Emong festival on November 7 at the Lotha Baptist Church compound Phek town. Tokhu programme was chaired by general secretary, LHP, O. Vanjamo Ngullie, invocation prayer by pastor Lotha Baptist Church Phek T. Mozhui and story of Tokhu Emong was narrated by Nyan Ngullie.

Vote of thanks was delivered by chairman LHP, Johnny Kithan. The programme witnessed folk dance, folk songs and other items during the day long celebration.

10th Common Review Mission team arrives at Mon

Dr Teja Ram, deputy commissioner, FP interacting with the health staffs of Phomching PHC. DIMAPUR: The ongoing 10th Common Review Mission (CRM) is being conducted to review the progress of implementation of programmes under National Health Mission, which started at Mon district on November 7 and would continue till November 10.

CRM team comprises of Dr Teja Ram, deputy commissioner-FP, Dr L.A Singh,RD, Dr Mohan Bairwa, asst prof-IIHMR, Dr Madhusudan Yadav, consultant (NHM), MOHFW, Dr Amit Harshana, Immunisation and Priyanka Gover, FMG.

The team on November 7 to 8 had visited Aboi CHC, Angphang PHC, Angjangyang vill, Longching SC, Totok Chingnyu SC, Wakching PHC, Tanhai SC, Wakching Chingla SC, Sheanghah Chingnyu SC, Phomching PHC, Mission Center SC, Chen PHC and Chenmoho. On November 9 the team would visit district hospital and Longwa SC. The team is accompanied by officials from the directorate of Health and Family Welfare and the district health department, which included Dr M.A Wati, addl direc-

tor, Dr Visasei, SIO, Dr Obangjungla, dy director RCH, Dr Joel, dy director NHM, Dr U.K.Konyak, CMO, Dr Akaba Jamir, dy CMO, Dr Limatula, DPO NVBDCP, Moie Bonnie, district programme officer, H. Rengma, district accounts manager and Eunice Thalih, district community mobiliser.

Based on the findings during the visit to health units of the district, the CRM informed that the debriefing would be done with DC Mon and DPOs of other vertical programmes on their return.

Farmers-scientist interaction programme also distributed among the farmers. Students from primary school and parents with school going children were also given stationery items.

The village council members supported the activities and appreciated the effort taken by ICAR-NRC on Mithun for the development of the village.

Scientists and farmers at the programme.

DIMAPUR: Awareness programme cum farmer’s scientist interaction was organized by ICAR-National Research Centre on Mithun, Medziphema on November 8 under Tribal Sub Plan (TSP, GOI) at Hekheshe village, Dimapur.

In a press not by ICAR- NRC on Mithun scientist Perumal P, farmers were motivated to get information from various agricultural services available in the state and nearby vicinity and various ways to improve their productivity and livelihood. A village survey through Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) was conducted to get first hand information

on agriculture and allied activities in the village and presented and discussed in front of the villagers.

Principal scientist Dr. Saroj Toppo, senior scientist M.H. Khan, Drs. J. K. Chamuah, P. Perumal and scientist Lalchaliani, Sosang Longkumer and research associate and technical officer KVK, Phek Rinku Bharali presented and discussed on various aspect of agriculture and allied sectors on the transit walk. Poultry chicks (Vanaraja) were

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ZUNHEBOTO: Threeday long 51-ü SBAK-NM Church Leaders Fellowship (CLF) annual conference was celebrated at Nitoi Baptist Church, Kiphire district from November 4-6.

The inaugural programme was declared by pastor chairman SBAKCLF, Khutovi. Hundreds of Sümi church leaders across Nagaland and beyond thronged Nitoi B/Church to seek blessings. The speaker for the three-day events was Rev. Hukugha.Zhimo executive secy. N.Shekheto.

Swu and Tokugha pastor Atoizu town while Nitoshe assoc.pastor SBC Kohima was the resource person of Bible study.

Er. Kitoshe Aye. E.E (PHED) Zbto and H.S. Rotokha secretary Sumi Literature and Yemishe Yeptho president Siti Area GB’s Association also exhorted the church leaders during the three- day annual conference. SBAK-NM pastoral department expressed gratitude to speakers, resource persons, programme officials and delegates.

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They alleged that he had entered the MoU without giving any respect to the members of the Academic Council. “Within such a short period of assumption of office as the vice chancellor of the Manipur University, we are invariably pained by your audacity to compromise with the sanctity and dignity of the Academic Council, a statutory body of the University,” they wrote in the resignation letter.

It added, “This is fully reflected in your unilateral reversal of a resolution of the Academic Council which was adopted on October 8, 2016 relating to admissions.”

The letter further asserted that the vice-chancellor has no moral authority to continue as chairman of the Academic Council as the agreement he has reached with the student bodies totally contradicted with the resolution of the council.

‘Come out with remedial strategies to social problems’

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Aizawl, Nov 8 (PTI): At least 78 people have been confirmed to be affected by Dengue in Mizoram since February this year, a senior state health department official today said.

Integrated Disease Sur veillance Prog ram (IDSP) state Nodal Officer Dr Pachuau Lalmalsawma told PTI that the situation turned so in past few months and except for two, all other patients were infected locally.

The official said more than ten samples of suspected Dengue cases were being sent for tests.

“In view of more and more people coming forward for tests, the Dengue infection figure in the state may soon reach a hundred mark,” he said, adding, the disease was not fatal and large majority of the patients have been cured.

IMPHAL, Nov 8: Manipur Governor Dr Najma A Heptullah Tuesday urged anthropologists to come out with remedial strategies after studying in depth the various social problems plaguing the Northeast region of the country.

The Governor was addressing the inauguration function of the 46th Annual Conference of “the Indian Anthropological Society and International Seminar on Anthropological Research in North East India; Retrospect and Prospect” at the Court Hall of Manipur University today.

The Governor said, “We are fortunate to live in an era of scientific and technological advancements which are unprecedented in human history.”

The knowledge of such advancements should not be limited to being subject matter only for the scientific

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journals. It should percolate down to the society at large for improving the quality of life of the people as a whole and ignite the young minds to dream for a developed India, she said.

She asserted that North East India is often considered a Mini India because of its social, cultural and linguistic diversity.

T h e c o m mu n i t i e s, mostly tribal groups, have their own socio-cultural characteristics which make them unique in their own ways. These societies have rich cultural traditions which are more or less embedded in their habitat.

Anthropologists were keen in understanding various social problems, she said, and sought remedial strategies.

“Under such socio-cultural circumstances, North East India remained, still remains and will remain a fertile field for social research,” she added.

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M’laya CM misleading people ULFA (I) opposes allotment of land to Patanjali in Assam on central funds: Bhagat S hillon g, N ov 8 : Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmer’s Welfare Susharshan Bhagat on Tuesday accused Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma of misleading the people of on allocation of funds by the Centre. “The Chief Minister is misleading the people. The Centre has allocated sufficient funds to the state but the state have not been able to utilise even funds of Rs .212 crore which was earmarked under the Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture,” Bhagat told journalists. The Union Minister said that the

ruling Congress-led government has been able utilised only 50 percent of the Rs. 212 crore sanctioned for Meghalaya for the last four years. Moreover, he said that the Meghalaya government has even failed to utilise the artificial insemination scheme of Rs 1.63 crore.

“How can the Chief Minister say that (non-allocation of central funds) but when the state government did not submit utilisation certificate? If the state submits the utilisation certificate the centre will provide more funds since there is no dearth of funds to help the farming community,” Bhagat said.

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ing units in the state.

The ULFA (I) in a statement e-mailed to the media stated, “The ULFA (I) in principle is opposed to allocation of 450 bighas of land to India’s latest capitalist incarnation Yoga Gur u Ramdev’s Patanjali at Balipara in Sonitpur district of Assam at time when the state

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We the Mungya Village Council and VDB members on behalf of all the general public of Mungya Village with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. S. Abenthung Ngullie, s/o. Mr. Shanbemo Ngullie for his achievements on being elected as the General Secretary of Wokha District Chamber of Commerce & Industries (WDCC&I) which is one of the most important frontal organization in Wokha district.

This is the first time in the history of Mungya Village and Chukitong Range to occupy this prestigious post.

As a young and upcoming leader, particularly in the field of business sector, you have shown a good example to the youngsters about the importance of work culture and dignity of labour.

We extend our best wishes and pray that God will grant you wisdom so that your leadership be continued to be used by the people in the days to come. Once again, may the blessing of God be upon you in all your future endeavour.

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Sukhai Village union Zunheboto extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Ghokhato Sema on being promoted to SubDivisional Officer (SDO) Soil & Water Conservation, Zunheboto.

The Union further pray and wish him success in his future endeavours.

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

Social Work being done by the general public of I.V (LRC) Colony repairing the road.

With immense joy and gratitude, we the G.B and Council members of (I.V) LRC Colony, ward 10(Ten) Dimapur would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Vizheto Tuccu, Kilonser, NSCN I.M. for his most sincere and tireless effort by donating sand gravels for repairing the road which was lying in deplorable condition for about a decade.

We would also like to thank Mr. Khekato V. Tuccu for distributing refreshment while repairing the road.

The Upper PWD Sector Council held a general meeting on 14th Oct. 2016 at sector Council Hall and elected a new office bearers for the tenure of 2016-2019.

Council Office Bearers and Advisors: 1. Shri. Michael Neikha : Chairman 2. Shri. Imtinungsang : Vice Chairman 3. Shri. Kroneicho Naki : General Secretary 4. Shri. Litsemo Lotha : Jt. Secretary 5. Shri. Basuyi Chuzho : Treasurer 6. Shri. Melozhol Pusa : Advisor 7. Shri. Eduzu Theluo : Advisor 8. Shri. Saikha Zhimomi : Advisor Members Organization Office Bearers and Advisors: 1. Smti. Neizovonuo Neikha : Chairperson 2. Smti. Tiyale Semy : Secretary 3. Smti. Besüvolü Theluo : Treasurer 4. Smti. Teibu Zecho : Advisor 5. Smti. Mary Chakre : Advisor KRONEICHO NAKI Gen. Secretary K-4120

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The Shitiri Union would like to express our heartiest congratulations and gratitude to the followings:1. Shri. P. Renthungo Shitiri, promoted to Accounts Officer posted to Fishery Dept., Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Shri. Habemo Shitiri, for receiving State Teachers Award of his best sincerity in teaching.

3. Shri. R. Phyokhamo Shitiri, promoted to Inspector of Land Records & Survey Dept., Govt. of Nagaland.

The Union wish them all success in their future endeavour.

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Assam thereby converting the state to a ground of exploitation by “colonial Indian forces”.

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Under the flagship programme of Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA), a new building for GMS Mopongsen, Merangkong under the establishment of SDEO Changtongya was undertaken and completed successfully through the supervision of the VEC Merangkong. The new building was inaugurated on 4 th Nov 2016 by Smti. I. Satemmenla DEO, Mokokchung as the chief guest. In the programme welcome speech was addressed by Shri Takomangyang Chairman VEC Merangkong. Short speech and exhortation were delivered by Shri S.T Nokdang Lkr, SDEO CTN, Shri Imdangjungba Chairman Village Council Merangkong and Shri Lima J.E, DMA, Mkg. The inaugurated program concluded with a special song from the students and vote of thanks of Shri Rongsenpokba Head Teacher GMS Mopongsen.

government has failed to provide rehabilitation and livelihood options to lakhs of indigenous people displaced by flood, erosion and other natural disasters.”

The ULFA (I) denounced those “cunning politicians” who have laid red carpet for capitalist entities like Patanjali to

Walford Area Sumi Community Dimapur (WASCD) would like to congratulate Shri. Holohon Yepthomi, for being promoted to the post of Additional Deputy Commissioner. His achievement has made the community proud particularly as he is the Advisor cum Banker of WASC, we wish him good luck and pray that the Lord will bestow immense blessing for his relentless service to the society.

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Guwahati, Nov 8 (Agencies): The proscribed insurgent outfit United Liberation Front of Assam (Independent) or the ULFA-I on Tuesday raised its opposition to the Assam government’s decision to allot huge tracts of land to ‘industrial house’ Patanjali Herbals for setting up of its manufactur-

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IMPHAL, Nov 8: The crisis in the Manipur University over seat reservation in admission is taking a turn for the worse.

It was learnt that 23 members of the 25-member Academic Council of the have varsity tendered their resignations as members of the council on Tuesday in protest against a decision of the higher authority to adopt Central Educational Institution (Reservation in Admission) Amendment Act 2012.

On Monday, the new vice-chancellor of the university Adya Prasad Pandey and registrar Th Shymkesho signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with representatives of All Tribal Students Union Manipur (ATSUM), Democratic Students Alliance of Manipur (DESAM), All Naga Students Association Manipur (ANSAM) and Kuki Students Organisa-

tion (KSO) regarding the adoption of the Act. In the MoU, Manipur University agreed to adopt the Central Educational Institution (Reservation in Admission) Act 2006, as amended in 2012, with immediate effect, implementing 31 per cent for ST, 2 per cent for SC and 17 per cent for OBC. Barely a day after the singing of the MoU, 23 members of the Academic Council of the Manipur University today tendered their resignation from being members of the council.

They tendered the resignation alleging that the new vice chancellor has disrespected the October 8 resolution of the Academic Council.

In a resignation letter submitted to the vice chancellor today, the 23 members expressed dissatisfaction to the alleged “unilateral decision” of the vice chancellor Prof Adya Prasad Pandey.

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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 Association 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 DP-8977

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Foreign funding law used to harass NGOs: Rights groups New Delhi/Bengaluru, Nov 8 (IANS): The Indian government refusal to renew foreign funding licenses of 25 NGOs without valid reasons violates their rights to freedom of expression and association, Amnesty International India and Human Rights Watch said on Tuesday.

Media reports on November 5 quoted unnamed Home Ministry officials as saying that the NGOs were denied permission under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA), which regulates foreign funding for NGOs. This was done as their activities were said to be not in the “national interest”.

While the government has not published the list of affected groups, it appears to include several human rights organizations, Amnesty and Human Rights Watch said in a joint statement.

“The ability to access foreign funding is integral to the rights to free association and expression, which can only be restricted under narrowly specified grounds,” said Aakar Patel, Executive Director at Amnesty Inter-

national India.

“The Home Ministry’s decision to prevent NGOs from receiving foreign funding without sound justification is mystifying. The ministry has an obligation to show how these restrictions are necessary and proportionate,” Patel said.

On October 29, the Centre for Promotion of Social Concerns, an Indian human rights body better known by its programme unit People’s Watch, said its request for renewal of its foreign funding license under the FCRA had been denied.

On October 21, the Home Ministry also denied a request from the Indian Social Action Forum (INSAF), a network of NGOs and people’s movements, for renewal of its FCRA license without providing any reasons.

On October 28, the Home Ministry sent a oneline email to the Sanchal Foundation, of which the NGO Hazards Centre is a unit, stating that their application for renewal had been denied “on the basis of field agency report”.

During the 30-minute long hearing, the bench sought to know from Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar, representing the Centre, about the policy to deal with the rising pollution

time from the court to seek instructions from the Centre in the matter.

Meanwhile, Delhi government informed the court that it has so far acquired six vacuum cleaning vehicles and two have been already made functional.

At the outset, Aparajita Singh, who along with senior advocate Harish Salve have been appointed as amicus curiae in the matter, apprised the court about the prevailing situation in Delhi and NCR and referred to the report filed by the apex court-appointed committee, Environmental Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority (PEA).

Sunita Narain of EPCA also termed the situation as a case of “public health emergency” and said it required close monitoring to ensure “stringent” enforcement of earlier directions of the Supreme Court.

SC reminds press of responsibility

New Delhi, Nov 8 (PTI): Press has a responsibility towards the nation and it cannot just shy away from accountability, the Supreme Court today said after Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan denied having made any remark about the sensational Bulandshahr gangrape case which were widely reported.

“Several newspapers and news channels have reported the Press Conference of the minister in which the statements were made. But how can we find out if the facts are disputed? “Press has responsibilities towards the nation. In a contentious matter, it can’t just wash its hands off,” a bench of Justices Dipak Misra and Amitava Roy observed as Khan denied making any such statement.

The court directed Khan to file a counter affidavit stating his stand on the plea by November 17 after senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the UP minister, denied having made any remarks with regard to the gruesome gangrape incident or the investigation.

The bench observed that “it is a democratic principal that a public servant should not comment on the investigation of crime, if it is not related to him”.

Noted jurist and amicus curiae Fali S Nariman said if the court wants to know about the statements of minister reported in media, it can issue notice to all the seven channels and the newspapers.

The brutal incident had happened on the night of July 29 when a group of

highway robbers stopped the car of a Noida- based family and sexually assaulted a woman and her daughter after dragging them out of the vehicle at gun-point.

The apex court had on August 29 taken note of the controversial remarks of Khan that the gangrape case was a “political conspiracy”.

The court said “had it been another matter where a statement is made against an individual, then he has a remedy like filing a defamation suit or case against the individual who has made the remarks.

“When a rape victim faces such statements, if true, then she can individually invoke article 32 (remedies for enforcement of rights) of the Constitution.”

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Khashiye Inno & Inoli Er. Vihoto Achumi Kuma Kibono Tichipami Community. Ahuna sasu tsu ani Tichipami Amalimi Kumtsu alokivishi Kukusu shi ani tighenguno khuno Kibomu vezumono ighi tsu lopi kusu ani, Aghami ighimove kemi kibo shou TCD no Amakho beni Visheto Aye (Secretary) TCD

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“What is the protocol?

Now the time has come where we need to have this,” a bench comprising Chief Justice T S Thakur and Justices A K Sikri and S A Bobde said.

levels and asked whether the Centre monitored the situation. There should be a policy with regard to steps to be taken at every stage such as at level one, particular decisions would be taken and at level two, odd-even scheme would be implemented and at level three, schools would be closed, the bench suggested while giving illustrations on possible graded responses to emerging situations.

The Solicitor General said unregulated “commercialisation” and “industrialisation” of Delhi was one of the reasons for the present situation.

“In last 60 years, Delhi has grown in such a manner where there has been unregulated urbanisation.

The vehicles have grown in numbers. If you cover a distance in one hour and 20 in contrast to 20 minutes, then it adds to pollution,” he said and sought two days

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New Delhi, Nov 8 (PTI): Taking note of the enormity of alarming rise in pollution levels, Supreme Court Tuesday asked the Centre to respond within 48 hours and give details about its policy or a “disaster management plan” to deal with the prevailing situation in the national capital region.

The court also considered the submission on alleged differences among various authorities and between Centre and the Delhi government and asked them to devise a “common minimum programme” at least for taking steps to deal with the pollution menace.

“We want to know whether you (Centre) have any disaster management plan. Do you have a policy which deals with graded responses to the situation and provides what action would be taken at which stage?

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espite giant strides in medicine and technology, when patients expect proper diagnosis and treatment, cases of medical negligence continues to be reported at various parts of the country. Medical negligence can happen when patients who ought to have been on the road to recovery on being treated, instead find their conditions worsening and in some cases, eventually die then it raises serious issues about the quality of medical doctors in the country. The case also opens debate on many such cases where patients died as a result of wrong treatment. The supreme court had in a particular case, ordered huge compensation to the husband whose wife died due to medical negligence. The judgement was described as a watershed in medical jurisprudence because it not only put the onus on the doctors for the patients’ treatment but also laid down ground rules on the basis of its judicial pronouncements over the years. According to the case report, doctors did not strictly follow the urrent practices regarding infrastructure, sterility and hygiene. It is accepted that doctors must also ensure that no prescription is given to a patient without actual and proper examination. Further, doctors are not expected to proceed with treatment based on initial conclusion but are to undertake a series of clinical or laboratory tests before arriving at a correct diagnosis.

Doctors are also not to experiment with treatment unless it is based on sound evidence and deemed necessary and even then only after obtaining the patient’s written consent. Lives of patients are in the hands of doctors and a great deal of responsibility is called for while undertaking various tests to arrive at a logical diagnosis. In a number of cases, doctors practically jump to conclusions with diagnosis that are also largely fuelled by the patient’s version of his or her symptoms. The apex court not only adjudicated on how to determine criminal negligence on the part of a doctor or a group of doctors in the event of a patient’s death but also imposed greater responsibility on them on the universal treatment protocol. It has also reinforced a patient’s right to know the line of treatment being followed by doctors, including the risks involved in the treatment. It is time that the medical fraternity itself take a very serious view of such complaints so that negligence and carelessness among some of them is reduced .This will greatly help in tightening the medical care system so that the lives of patients are not put at high risk due to lack of accountability. Medical profession is governed by code of medical ethics and etiquettes laid down

by Medical Council of India. Although they are for internal self regulations of the profession, it is an obligation on the part of the professionals to fulfill certain rights, expectations of the patients. A professional should not lag behind other members of his profession in knowledge of new advances.

He should be alert to the hazard and risk in any professional task he undertakes. In the ultimate analysis, it is not academic excellence but simple competence that makes the difference between care and negligence. And perhaps this is where the issue remains.

DailyDevotion The Unrivaled Power of Prayer We do not know what we should pray for as we ought, but the Spirit Himself makes intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.

—Romans 8:26 We realize that we are energized by the Holy Spirit for prayer; and we know what it is to pray in accordance with the Spirit; but we don’t often realize that the Holy Spirit Himself prays prayers in us which we cannot utter ourselves. When we are born again of God and are indwelt by the Spirit of God, He expresses for us the unutterable.

“He,” the Holy Spirit in you, “makes intercession for the saints according to the will of God” (Romans 8:27).

And God searches your heart, not to know what your conscious prayers are, but to find out what the prayer of the Holy Spirit is.

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He would not allow anyone to carry wares through the temple” (Mark 11:16). The Spirit of God will not allow you to use your body for your own convenience. Jesus ruthlessly cast out everyone who bought and sold in the temple, and said, “My house shall be called a house of prayer…. But you have made it a ‘den of thieves’ ” (Mark 11:17).

Have we come to realize that our “body is the temple of the Holy Spirit”? If so, we must be careful to keep it undefiled for Him. We have to remember that our conscious life, even though only a small part of our total person, is to be regarded by us as a “temple of the Holy Spirit.”

He will be responsible for the unconscious part which we don’t know, but we must pay careful attention to and guard the conscious part for which we are responsible.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Post-mortem How your diet can influence Is dynasty always your environmental impact negative force in India? T

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ynastic politics in India has become systemic phenomenon. 21 per cent of the MPs in the new parliament have a dynastic background down from 29 per cent in the last parliament. But according to a Survey of the Hindu Newspaper 130 MPs in the current parliament have a dynastic background i.e. a quarter of the total seats. It is quite clear that India’s politics is remarkably dynastic. Dynasties come from across regions and social categories. The northern states have a somewhat larger proportion of members with family ties, the western and southern states are close to the average and the eastern and north eastern states are somewhat below average. So, all regions produce a significant proportion of parliamentarians with dynastic ties. Similarly, All social categories are associated with significant proportions of such parliamentarians some to a greater degree than others.

There are many political dynasties flourishing in the country; From Nehru to the Badals in Punjab, to the Yadavs in Uttar Pradesh, to the Lalu in Bihar, to the Thackeryas in Maharashtra. The fact is, dynasties are found in virtually all parties, regions and social groups.

The Chavans of Nanded, Reddys of Kadapa, Dhumals of Hamirpur, Gogois of Kaliabor, the Karunanidhi clan in Tamil Nadu, Sinhas of Hazaribagh, Jamirs of Nagaland and even in West Bengal, with Mamata Banerjee’s nephew Abhishek being primed as her successor.

Normally, dynastic politics are usually thought of as the antithesis of democratic poli-

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tics and people decry political dynasties as the vane of the democracy. People always like anti-dynastic politics but vote in favour of it.

Now question arises “Is dynasty always negative force?

Not at all. There is evidence that the political dynasties have helped deepen democracy in India. Dynastic politics has also had an inclusive effect.

The democratic dynasties have provided for representation for members of social categories that do not find space through normal channels- women, Muslims, backward castes, Dalits and tribals. Of these, only Dalits and tribals have seats reserved for them.

The founders of Indian political dynasties “belong not to an old pre-democratic ruling class, but a new elite created through the democratic process. These dynasties, as the Yadavs of Uttar Pradesh and Chavans of Maharashtra exemplify, have several family members active in politics from the panchayat to national level and have strong local roots Political dynasties are unique to India and that this has something to do with the strong family traditions of the country as opposed to the nuclear families of the West.

There is enough evidence that shows the presence of dynasties, in one form or the other, in most democracies, including western democracies. Weak inner-party democracy and the large returns associated with state offices are reasons widely recognised for encouraging the emergence of dynastic politics i India. There is little difference between constituencies

that elect dynastic and nondynastic politicians but MPs from erstwhile royal families are more likely to be elected from constituencies that are rural, poorer and with fewer literate voters. Dynastic politics has helped increase women representation in Indian politics. Forward castes are the larger beneficiaries of dynastic politics. Backward caste leaderships also favour forward castes in giving election tickets as they are unlikely to challenge them for control over the party.

The recent trends of Indian politics have shown that political parties with non-dynastic leaderships are not necessarily more democratic. The “Supremo” model of leadership with no inner party democracy has come to afflict parties with non-dynastic leaders such as Mamata Banerjee’s Trinmool Congress, Arvind Kejriwalled Aam Aadmi Party, Nitish Kumar’s Janata Dal (United) and most of all, the Modi-Amit Shah-run BJP. Recent political events in Bihar and Tamil Nadu show how important settling the succession battle can be for political parties to survive.

Last year, Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad effected a smooth dynastic transition in his party by having two of his sons appointed ministers in the Nitish Kumar government.

Dravida Munnetra Kazghagam chief M Karunanidhi wasted little time in appointing M.K. Stalin as his successor.

The above analysis shows that in India dynastic politics have been positive force.

Prof Mithilesh Kumar Sinha, Finance Officer NU, Lumami

he impact of our dietary choices on the global phosphorus footprint shouldn’t be neglected, recent research shows.

A shift towards a plant-based diet may be an undervalued solution toward decreasing our environmental impact and attaining phosphorus sustainability, suggest researchers.

The impact of our dietary choices on the global phosphorus footprint shouldn’t be neglected, recent research in Frontiers in Nutrition shows. A shift towards a plant-based diet may be an undervalued solution toward decreasing our environmental impact and attaining phosphorus sustainability.

Phosphorus is an element essential for all living beings and is thus critical in food production.

Mined phosphate rock is a nonrenewable global resource that is nowadays becoming increasingly scarce which poses a severe problem to the farming industry: it needs phosphorus in the form of fertilizers to sustain crop productivity.

Crops have two entries into the human food chain: direct consumption or indirect consumption by rearing animals which can be converted to human food. Different food types therefore require different amounts of phosphorus in their production. One kg of phosphorus can for example be used to either produce 3333 kg of starch roots (e.g. potatoes) or 16 kg of beef.

The loss of phosphorus to waterways, whether from agricultural fields through runoff or urban sewage through human excreta, can cause severe water quality degradation. This leads to eutrophication, harmful algal blooms, and impairment of our drinking water, recreational areas, and fisheries.

As the human population increases, our long-term food security and water quality are therefore threatened by the increased demand for phosphorus fertilizers. Dr. Gen-

eviève Metson and her colleagues consequently investigated whether a change in human diet could be a potential important intervention method. What would the effect be of Australian city residents shifting their diet towards a plant-based diet?

Their modelling efforts focused around calculating the phosphorus footprint, which is the amount of phosphorus mined to support one’s diet. Using food intake data from the 2011 National Nutrition Survey, they calculated the citizens’ total consumption of different food groups and their associated average phosphorus fertilizer required to produce these foods. To estimate the effect of a switch to a plant-based diet, they converted the meat, dairy, eggs, and seafood food groups to pulses (i.e. beans or legumes).

Their calculations showed that a shift towards a plant-based diet would lead to a small increase of 8% in phosphorus excreted by the city residents. A big effect, on the other hand, was found when looking at the change in the residents’ phosphorus footprint: a decrease of 72%.

The scientists therefore concluded that changing towards a plant-based diet is of significant effect for reducing mined phosphorus, and of relative insignificance for changing the phosphorus content of excreta. Diet choices are thus important in how much impact humans have on their environment.

Dr. Metson explains: “The most unexpected result was just how big of an impact diet changes can have on phosphorus fertilizer requirements, and that if you are only considering phosphorus reuse as a management strategy, you could miss diet as being an important part of planning for a sustainable food system.”

Source: Frontiers

NGBF on women’s reservation controversy

he Nagaland GB Federation would like to reiterate on the women’s position in Naga society reflecting on women’s reservation controversy. Unlike other states in India, where women folk are subjected to discriminations, like Sati system, dowry, Pardha system, caste system etc.

The Naga society has a different story to tell. The NGBF takes this privilege to elaborate based on customary law and Traditional usages in regard to women’s Rights in Naga Society.

Nagaland is the land of many tribes and each tribe practices their own Customs & Traditions brought down from their ancestors as customary law. There is no such Common Customary Law for all tribes in Nagaland but the Customary Laws of every tribe is brought under the name and style as “Naga customary law”.

Nagas in the early period There was no paramount power and each village was the state by itself. Each village has its own land and forest, every village had its own governing system, some were democratic set up and some had hereditary set up. This system of governance was run by the Village Chiefs known as Angh in Konyak, Kukami in Sumi, Ekhun in Lotha, Pehumia in Angami, Putumenden in Ao, Kilongtsur in Yimchunger, Mewoh in Chakhasang, Abotonger in Sangtam, Chingkhu/Pai in Zealang etc... However the system of governance was for the welfare and protection of its citizen based on their respective custom and tradition. There was also divisions of work among themselves in administration, rituals etc. Every individual in the village had their rightful place in

the society.

There were no use of autocratic power but all the important matters are discussed in open court where views are exchanged, for the best solution. It is therefore, Naga Customary Laws has been preserved and considers it as SACRED by every Naga.

The only means of Education system in those days were- separate morungs (Apuki in Sumi, Kichuki in Angami, Ariji in Ao etc..) were built for young boys and girls where customs and traditions, culture, usages, art of war, art of agriculture, folk songs, folk tales, weaving, handicrafts, embroidery, designing ornaments, discipline, traditional games and spor ts etc... were taught accordingly.

Agriculture was the main source of livelihood and for the expansion of their Agricultural and Hunting territories; one village would wage war against another in which physical confrontations, head hunting, disputes, and violence were the main tasks for the man to accomplish while women and children were preserved in the village to be protected with utmost care and love. Basing on all this ground realities (war, physical confrontations, disputes, conflicts, violence etc.), women are debarred in the decision making. As such, the land in Naga society became very important part of life and non-transferable.

Hence, women folks were and are always debarred in property inheritance-ship because women always becomes the clan of her husband after the marriage in Naga customs.

In respect of Dowry system in Naga society, it is very different because women in our society were and are always considered

as the most precious and valued. The Dowry system in our Naga society is to challenge the proof of innocence and virginity. In other case, it is also to obtain the assurance of the economic stability of the Son-in-Law for the secured future of our Daughters. Therefore, unlike other society, women have always considered as Priced Possession in our Naga Custom.

Later period Nagas met British during 1832, when British expedition crossed the Angami country. During the British rule i.e. 115 yrs in Naga Hills, the British Sarkari were quite amazed by the unique customs & traditions of Nagas, they encouraged Nagas by opening the first institution called G.B(Gaon Buras/VillageChiefs who were also known as the Grand Old Man of the Village as Guardians of Naga Customary Laws.

Later, the Constitution of India recognized the Naga Customary law in Art.371(A).

As per the Naga Customary Law Perspective on topic, pledge for parity in Naga society. We can’t deny that the role of men is more than women in every walk of life during the early period. But there is no doubt that women were loved, cared and protected.

In our Naga Customs and Traditions, women and children were and are always loved, cared and protected. Privileges are always given first to women folks in the Naga society. Women form a very vital part of the Naga society. Today we see Naga women contributing to the revitalization of the vanishing Customary Laws and Traditions by continuous use of traditional attires, traditional folk songs and dance etc... This

is highly acknowledgeable and should be appreciated.

Women’s role has more affinity to Social Cultural activities and at the same time, their intervention is always looked on in a positive aspect. The responsibilities and patterns of lives of Naga women, with more focus on family, make it impossible for many to take part in other external affairs because women are usually expected to take care of the household and related responsibilities by nature yet Naga women has always been considered as the best Advisor, Secretary,

Hostess, Nurse etc.... and are the most important key in the Economic growth in the Naga family life.

Conclusion: Since the time immemorial, the classification of work and responsibilities between man and woman had been clearly distinguished by nature which had been practiced till date. There had been no confusion but it clearly identifies man with external affairs while woman with household responsibilities. No Social Evil against women and children had been seen or prevailed in our Naga society yet if there seems

any obstacles for the betterment, matters should be discussed from the Grass root level to the State, Individual Household to the Apex Tribal Hohos for the best solution as ever been practiced in our Tradition.

Lastly, as a GB and the custodian of Naga Customary Law, I on behalf of the Nagaland GB’s federation would like to urge all the Naga people to uphold our Customs and traditions as it is our only identity as Naga people.

NGBF president Shaleem Konyak and general secretary, Shikuto Zalipu

Reader’s Post

Violating sanctity of the church Sir,

Since the Indo-Naga crisis of the 1950s, desecration of Churches has been a feature of the atrocities the Indian Army has carried out against the Nagas. The recent quagmire involving the so called “friends of the hill people” and the peace loving denizens of Mekokla where the community’s Church was desecrated by the 28AR paints the very true nature and intend of the Assam Rifles. One cannot comprehend the extent of perversion and debasement the Assam Rifles have meted out on the innocent people with such an outrage.

Such terrible desecration of a holy place by the Assam Rifles is an attack on the very fabric of life in our country. The forced occupation of a place of worship is tantamount to trampling of the very basic nature of what makes us human. One’s belief in a certain set of ideals and principles guided by morality is what draws the line between us humans and the animals in the wilderness; the AR’s defilement of places of worship makes them no less than a beast in the wild.

There is something particularly shocking about these violent attacks on religious sites; Does the commander of the 28AR not know that freedom of worship is a universal right that is protected in most international treaties and country constitutions. Even states that are defined by their prevailing religion tend to view the holy sites of other faiths as holy and worthy of protection. The state of Nagaland and of India is no different: there is unequivocal legislation that prohibits vandalising religious sites.

Nagaland, where majority of the people are Christians, forced occupation of a Church with arms against the will of the people is an act of singular profanity aimed at disrupting a community of believers and the spiritual rhythm of their lives.

My Fellow Naga Brothers and sisters this recent attack on places of worship should be seen as an insult perpetrated not only against the Lothas but should be viewed within the context of wider violence against each and every Naga individual and property.

The desecration of holy spaces is an attack on the symbolic meaning of the place: and to wantonly violate the sanctity of the church is to attack the Nagas symbol of unity, of its relations to God, itself and its neighbours, and of its history, its present and its future.

Kuknalim.

Shitio Bonathung, Vungoju Colony, Wokha

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 wednesday, nOVEMBER 9, 2016

PM reviews security situation with Chiefs of Armed forces

Narendra Modi in a meeting with Ajit Doval, Gen. D.S. Suhag, Admiral Sunil Lanba and Air Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa, in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI)

during the briefing.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister is understood to have taken stock of the situation along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border where Pakistan has been regularly shelling military posts as well as civilian areas.

Army Chief Gen Dal-

bir Singh Suhag is believed to have briefed Modi on the situation and how the forces are handling the Pakistani provocation.

S i g n i f i c a n t ly, t h e meeting came on a day when one more jawan was killed in Pakistani shelling in Jammu and Kashmir.

The meeting assumes significance in light of

the repeated ceasefire violations committed by Pakistani troops. Close to ten jawans were killed in unprovoked firing and heavy mortar shelling by Pakistani Rangers. Civilian casualties were also high in villages bordering Line of Control.

Ever since the Indian Army ventured 2 kilometers deep into Pakistanoccupied-Kashmir to neutralise terrorist launch pads, Pakistan has been targeting security outposts along LoC. The Army has so far has given a befitting reply to the ceasefire violations, destroying several outposts and killing Pakistani troops.

In the weeks following the surgical strikes, Paksitan has committed upto 120 ceasefire violations.

Villages adjoining the Pakistan border — in Punjab and Jammu-Kashmir — have been evacuated to minimise civilian casualties and schools shut down.

NSCN (R) serves 7-day deadline on defector maintenance”. MIP warned Abel that failure to refund the money will invite serious action and for which GRPN/NSCN has been asked not to mis-understand the action “on their workers”.

“The NSCN/GPRN-Reformation has no bad intentions towards GPRN/NSCN and will continue to co-exist in defense of the Naga Nation in the face of any challenges from any corner collectively but Mr.

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According to MIP, Abel defected from GPRN/NSCN and joined NSCN/GPRN-Reformation this year “as hungry tax” looking for chances to loot and NSCN (R) mistakenly taken him as good fellow Naga. Further, MIP said that the relationship between GPRN/NSCN and NSCN (R) should not be disturbed by criminal man like Abel.

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He also pointed out that there were more than 11,000 kms road in the state but hardly 100/200 kilometers were pliable while buildings constructed were of very poor quality.

As responsible officers and being the backbone of the department, he said engineers should take up responsibilities with devotion and commitment and also urged upon engineers how they can help, improve the department and be the tool of change for the uplift of citizens.

C.E PWD (R&B) Er. K. Rhetso reminded engineers that they were the servants of state government and the public and so should abide by their commitment to serve people and the government.

Rhetso also pointed out that issues like casual or earned leave and promotions depend on government and appealed to the members to discharge assignments as assigned and not behave like masters or leaders.

The programme was chaired by vice president AoE NPWD Er. Imnameren.

(From p-1) “The party will study the constituency and would put up as many candidates as possible,” the national spokesperson said.

In the last state assembly elections in 2013, NCP contested in 16 seats and won in four constituencies.

However, three of their MLA’s namely, Dr. TM Lotha, Imtilemba Sangtam and Mmhonlumo Kikon, defected to BJP in 2014 and L Khumo joined NPF in 2015.

Also talking about development, Verma said, “the agenda of NCP is always development of the state and its people”. The present NPF led DAN government has been in power for three consecutive terms but development in the state was negligible and it has also completely ignored basic necessities like road, water, electricity to the people, said Verma. “The roads are horrible. I have never seen such bad roads in the country,” he remarked.

While stating that the party was not interested in “big talks,” Verma said that the party will concentrate (From p-1) He also appreciated on providing basic facilities like road, water, electricity the school management authority for organizing etc in the state. the celebration in a grand manner without seeking financial help from the de(From p-1) Er. Temsutemjen asked partment.

Citing example of that when the department has 18,000 employees in- Chinese and Switzerland cluding 9,000 work-charged people, he encouraged the workers under national highways, road and bridges and housing, how was the department was managing with this workforce?

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NSCN (R) MIP in a press statement said that Abel defected with “Rs. 20,00000 (rupees twenty lakh) meant for Cease Fire meeting movement and collective leader’s

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Contact No: 8259896381 (Kohima)

LOTHA HOHO

Karbi Anglong Tokhu Emong Lucky Draw

FOR SALE

AYL ENTERPRISE

40/60 = 2400 sq. ft.

Main Road Touched Naga Gaon Opposite St. Thomas School

TEACHERS WANTED

Contact No : 8974503435

1. Bolero SLX 2010 2. Scorpio VLX 2008, 2009 3. Eeco 2010, 2013, 2014 4. SX4 ZXI 2008 5. Swift Dzire VXI 2009 6. A-Star VXI 2008, 2009 7. Alto 800 LXI 2012 8. Alto STD 2010 9. Maruti Car 2006, 2009, 2013 10. Swift VXI 2006 11. Wagon R LXI 2006, 2009 12. Esteem VXI 2005 13. Accent 2006 14. Gypsy 2004 15. Zen VXI 2006 16. Omni VXI 2007 17. Mahindra Pick Up 4x4 2011 Contact :

Land with Building and 1 Shop

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FOR SALE

New Arrival Address : Walford Road (Opp. Mahindra Showroom)

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Shop with Three display Shelves and Inverter - ` 90,000/-

Contact No : 03862-229039

Very Good Condition Price : 2.65 (Nego) Contact No : 9856943326

Across 1 Trees discovered in the Spanish manuscript (4) 3 A break for the kids when actors have to work? (8) 9 They pinch children (7) 10 It doesn’t matter if it’s dis or dat duck? (5) 11 Fish that may be amber (5) 12 Trial - or trade (6) 14 Asleep, but prepared to slip away (6) 16 Rub away a bread roll (6) 19 Endless oriental holiday in spring (6) 21 Feed the furnace in this town (5) 24 Anaesthetic used in some therapy (5) 25 King surrounded by menservants or knaves (7) 26 Discover the absence of our island state (8) 27 Post that once provided personal protection (4) Down 1 One blend - mixture given title? (8) 2 Some could help a man climbing a tree (5) 4 More off for instruction?

(6) 5 Surrender return on investment (5) 6 U.S. state - or Asian one!

(7) 7 Peer almost ahead of time (4) 8 Some other message for Olympian messenger (6) 13 Backing for last couple of actors in show (8) 15 Braves chase pa all over (7) 17 Ribs to order in a restaurant (6) 18 Herdsman finding river in port (6) 20 Trunk for the end of August or thereabouts (5) 22 A reporter beginning to turn up for music drama (5) 23 A number of sheets - about a thousand? (4)

Dimapur # 7085240353 /8119857352

KHENSA COMPLEX Duncan Basti, Dimapur Ph : 9436003946

w.e.f 09/11/16

URGENTLY FOR SALE 800 LXI REQUIRED ALTO Running 21000 KM with Sony Music System, DTP OPERATOR Power Window For newly set-up Printing Press Salary Negotiable 9615677883 9485205264

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Govt. recognized

Driving School Kohima

LAND FOR SALE at Kushiabill 1. 50x50 = Rs. 390000/2. 82x50 = Rs. 650000/Contact : 8794324453

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MODERN DRIVING CENTER

DIMAPUR to TULI

177 PS and 459 Nm torque for the 2.8L 6 speed automatic transmission. All new Fortuner is also available with a refined 2.7 L petrol engine generating a performance of 166 PS & 245 Nm. The New Fortuner is also equipped with a range of safety features including 7 SRS airbag standardized across all grades.

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CONTACT : 9862908792

Winger (6:00 A.M)

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4 MILE Dimapur, Nagaland TH

DAILY MORNING SERVICE

Fortuner would be in the range of Rs. 26,55,000 to Rs. 31,75000 which would be available in six grades. The new Fortuner come with a new 2.8 L diesel engine with all new 6-speed automatic transmission with sequential and paddle shifters and a new 2.7 L petrol engine.

The all new Fortuner gives reassuring performance of

1st Prize Ticket No : 2360 2nd Prize Ticket No : 1685 3rd Prize Ticket No : 1287 Consolation Prizes : Ticket Nos : 04, 47, 1946, 1873, 1235, 205, 1616, 1915, 442, 1228.

Winners are requested to claim their winning prizes within 7 days as mentioned in the ticket from the finance secretary producing original tickets after expiry of 7 days, no claims shall be entertained.

Ren Jami Orenyimo Kikon Finance Secretary Tokhu Secretary

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No. 2950 Yesterday’s solution No. 2949

DRIVING INSTITUTE ADMISSION GOING ON

NETWORK TRAVELS DIMAPUR

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GALAXY

DIMAPUR, Nov 8 (NPN): Along with the rest of the country, Okusa automobiles Pvt. Ltd Dimapur launched “The All New Fortuner” SUV designed here Tuesday.

The 2nd generation Fortuner with its tough and cool design comes loaded with enormous power, exceptional ride comfort, premium features and top class safety which exude the same level of dependability and drivability as the Toyota land cruiser. Price of the new

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list amongst the countries in APJ. Manglore said Indian businesses were seeing the greatest improvement (55 percent) in generating new revenues as a result of digital transformation.

He underlined the need for Indian companies to collaborate with a strategic partner and ensure adoption of digital technologies and practices that helps them grow their business revenues while enhancing customer satisfaction and retention.

According to the survey, as many as 84 percent of Indian businesses were seeing moderate to significant improvements in their ability to differentiate from their competition through digital transformation.

Almost all India-based businesses (97 percent) showed moderate to significant improvements in customer experience post digital transformation. Indian businesses were seeing (35 percent) improvement in time-to-decision and timeto-act on new opportunities (business agility) post digital transformation.

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score of 56.

Conducted in May and June 2016, the survey covered 1,770 senior business and IT executives from large enterprises, across 21 countries and 10 industry sectors.

A total of 799 respondents were from APJ area, including 78 in India.

“India is at the cusp of a major revolution, as we see digital technologies being at the center of business strategy for leading businesses.A Our survey results are a testimony to a strong correlation between business performance and smarter technologies that underpin digital transformations,” said Manglore.

The survey found a strong correlation between businesses adopting digital transformation and their business performance.

However, despite leading the digital transformation initiatives, only 46 percent of Indian decision makers believe they are disrupting their respective industries with advanced digital initiatives. This ranks India at the bottom of the

Staff Reporter

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Hyderabad, Nov 8 (IANS): India leads the world in the digital transformation business impact scorecard, according to a global survey conducted

by CA Technologies with Coleman Parkes.

It reveals that firms in India are seeing the greatest business impact from their digital transformation investments.

Sunil Manglore, Managing Director, CA Technologies India, on Tuesday released India results of the global survey while addressing media through video conference from Mumbai.

The findings were based on the Digital Transformation Business Impact Scorecard (BIS), a global ranking of countries and industries across 14 key performance indicators (KPIs) critical for digital transformation success.

India ranks first on the list for the BIS. With a score of 79 (out of 100),the impact driven from digital initiatives in India is higher than the global BIS average score of 53 and Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ)

The newly launched All New Fortuner.

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Mumbai, Nov 8 (PTI): Singaporean brokerage DBS today said the Reserve Bank is unlikely to cut rates further due to factors like the US Fed’s likely tightening in December and the progress on Brexit.

It said the 0.25 per cent cut by RBI in October was a “pre-emptive” one and the central bank will not go in for another cut despite a likelihood of inflation coming to under 4 per cent levels in November.

“Further easing is not our base case as yet given the likelihood of external uncertainties, particularly the Fed in December and Brexit in the first quarter of next year,” it said in a note.

Interestingly, most of the analysts have been saying Gover nor Ur jit Patel-led Monetary Policy Committee will go in for another cut at the next review on December 6 while some have also been building a case of two more cuts.

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New Delhi, Nov 8 (IANS): India’s demand for gold in the third quarter (July-September) dropped by 28 per cent to 194.8 tonnes, the World Gold Council said in its report on Tuesday.

The Indian demand was around 271.1 tonnes during the corresponding quarter in 2015.

In terms of value, India’s Q3 2016 gold demand was Rs 55,970 crore, a drop of 12 per cent compared to the similar quarter in 2015 when it stood at Rs 63,660 crore.

“While an elevated price level was an obvious factor for the drop in volume, other issues appear to have had an impact on demand -- such as the trade strike following the introduction of excise duty, the regulation on PAN card for purchases above Rs 2 lakh and the subdued sentiment on gold buying when the income disclosure scheme was running,” said Somasundaram PR, Managing Director, India, World Gold Council.

Seven decades after independence, India’s voice is increasingly getting noticed in the world, he said.

“Therefore to reform more, to open more, to attract more investment, to expand more in manufacturing, (we need) to fill up the infrastructure deficit faster than what we have been doing,” he said.

As the USD 2.2 trillion Indian economy expands, it is “least influenced” by voices of protectionism,

invest, he said.

The Finance Minister further said that after deciding to quit the European Union, Britain is looking outside Europe and sees countries like India as one of its great future partners in trade and business.

Jaitley said India has been trying to expand in the infrastructure area in a big way in past few years. “ We h ave o n e o f the fastest highway and rural road construction programmes. We have a programme to upgrade 400 railway stations, create more airports and seaports, smart cities and these are all areas where we need a lot of investment,” he said.

India, he said, is seeking a lot of investment in these infrastructure areas.

“And therefore we have liberalised our policies, created more instruments of investments”.

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he said. “Normally it is the least developed and developing economies which have a tendency to cry for protectionism and that is a voice that’s almost not heard in India,” the FM said.

“We are looking to open out and that’s the being the direction of our economy,” he added.

Jaitley said many opportunities have been wasted in past and an aspirational nation doesn’t want to let go off any now.

“If we look at the areas where we have growth potential I think one obvious area is manufacturing.

The share of manufacturing has to increase from the present 15 per cent to 25 per cent level and that’s where we will realise we are creating far more jobs and expanding far better,” he said.

Also, there is a huge potential to grow in the eastern India and rural ar-

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New Delhi, Nov 8 (PTI): Prioritising the need to open up economy further, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Centre will step up on reforms to attract more investment and fill up infrastructure deficit, even as he asserted there is a “great amount of impatience” on the growth front.

Speaking at the IndiaUK Tech Summit here, he said unlike developing economies, voices seeking protectionism are almost absent as the economy expands.

“I think one of the great strengths of the Indian economy is that even though we are growing at the fastest rate than any major economy, but by our own standard we are still not satisfied. There is a great amount of impatience in India and a far greater amount of realisation that we can grow even faster,” he said.

Okusa automobiles launches new Fortuner

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, november 9, 2016

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business DBS sees no more rate cuts in eas have a deficit and offer short-to mid term a tremendous potential to

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

NO.REV-12/2000-D/9594 Dt. Dimapur the 8th Nov' 15 Notice is hereby given that Smti. Thungyani Lotha resident of Landmark Colony, Dimapur has applied for duplicate Final Mutation order issued vide Mutation Case No.M-442/97/17140-42 dated 26/03/97 of Patta No. 754, Dag No. 859, located at Block No. 9, measuring an area of 00B-01K-11Ls, respectively which was reported to be lost.

The undersigned hereby invites claims/objection concerning to the said order, if any should be submitted to this court in written on or before 14/11/16.

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Regd. No. 4030/16

(Longasen Lotha) Extra Assistant Commissioner (Rev) Dimapur : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 4/11/16

I, Shri. Tula Ram Giri, s/o. Late Chalik Ram Giri, resident of Near Lahorijan Hanuman Mandir, PO/PS- Khat Khati, Dist.- Karbianglong, Assam do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India.

2. That, I was residing at H/No. 435, 3rd Mile, PS- Diphupar, Dist.- Dimapur Nagaland with my previous identity as Tula Kumar Rajbongshi, s/o.

Late Maheswar Rajbongshi which was recorded in some of my official documents in records.

3. That, now I have permanently shifted from earlier addresses to Near Lahorijan Hanuman Mandir, PO/PS- Khat Khati, Dist.- Karbianglong, Assam.

4. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare that change of my residence/ home address in my relevant official documents and also for all correspondence.

5. That, the statements made in the above paras (1) to (4) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein.

And I have signed this affidavit on this 4th day of Nov. 2016 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Deponent Sworn and declared before me.

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America votes for new president

Washington, NOV 8 (Agencies): Americans are choosing a new president after one of the most rancorous election campaigns the country has seen.

Voting got under way in earnest on the East Coast from 06:00 EST (11:00 GMT), though some villages in New Hampshire had already polled.

Hillary Clinton and D o n a l d Tr u m p c r i s s crossed America in a hectic last-minute campaign push for votes.

Results begin emerging late on Tuesday night, from 04:00 GMT on Wednesday.

Both candidates have held rallies in the battleground states of North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

Clinton urged voters to back a “hopeful, inclusive, big-hearted America” while Trump told supporters they had a “magnificent chance to beat the corrupt system”.

Polls give Democrat Clinton a four-point lead over Republican Trump.

A record number of Americans - more than 46 million - have voted early by post or at polling stations.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump

There are signs of a high turnout among Hispanic voters, which is believed to favour Clinton.

The rivals held the final rallies of their campaigns after midnight Trump in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Clinton in Raleigh, North Carolina.

“Today the American working class is going to strike back, finally,” said Trump, pledging to reverse job losses.

Earlier, in New Hampshire, he told supporters: “We are just one day away from the change you’ve been waiting for all your life.

“Together we will make America wealthy again, we will make America strong again, we will make America safe again and we will make America great again.”

Clinton told her audience that they did not “have to accept a dark and divisive vision of America”.

She looked forward to “a fairer, stronger, better America. An America where we build bridges, not walls. And where we prove conclusively that love trumps hate”.

Election day follows a bitter campaign during which the candidates have traded insults and become mired in a series of scandals.

At a star-studded event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Clinton was joined on stage by celebrities Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi as well as her husband Bill, President Obama and his wife Michelle.

Earlier Clinton said in a radio interview that if she won she would call Trump

“constructive role” in helping to bring the country together.

At his rally in Scranton in the same state, Trump insisted the momentum was with his campaign.

The businessman described Clinton as the “most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency”, referring to an FBI investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was serving as secretary of state between 2009 and 2013.

On Sunday Clinton’s campaign received a boost when the FBI said newly discovered emails sent by an aide showed no evidence of criminality.

Election day voting began just after midnight in the small New Hampshire village of Dixville Notch, where seven votes were cast - four for Clinton, two for Trump and one for the libertarian Gary Johnson.

Results are expected sometime after 23:00 EST (04:00 GMT on Wednesday) once voting ends on the West Coast. State projections will not be available until polling ends - in most states between 19:00 EST (24:00 GMT) and 20:00 EST (01:00 GMT).

New York, Nov 8 (IANS): Increase in air pollution in the regions near the equator has led to the formation of more total ozone worldwide, compared to the amount of pollution being emitted, researchers have found.

“Emissions are growing in places where there is a much greater effect on the formation of ozone,” said lead researcher Jason West, Associate Professor at University of North Carolina.

The reason is that ozone, a greenhouse gas and toxic air pollutant, is not emitted but forms when ultraviolet light hits nitrogen oxides (basically combustion exhaust from cars and other sources).

When these pollutants interact with more intense sunlight and higher temperatures, the interplay speeds up the chemical reactions that form ozone.

Higher temperatures near the equator also increase the vertical motion of air, transporting ozone-forming chemicals higher in the troposphere, where they can live longer and form more ozone, the researchers said.

We are talking about war, not charity: Assad Da m u s c u s, NOV 8 (Agencies): President Bashar al-Assad laughed and said he sleeps fine when he was asked during an interview about all the children killed every day in Syria. Assad also said the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians is “the fault of terrorists” and said “we are talking about war, not charity”. During an interview with The Sunday Times, Assad was asked if he sleeps at night with all the children being killed in Aleppo and other parts of Syria. He reportedly laughed and replied: “I know the meaning of that question. I sleep regular, I sleep and work and eat normal and do sports.”

He also shrugged when asked how he felt about all the killing. “It’s the fault of terrorists and we are talking about war, not charity” he said. “In war you always have innocents hurt or killed. What do you do? You do your best. Terrorists are still in Aleppo and use civilians as human shields.”

He added: “We can’t just stand still and say, ‘Don’t destroy the city’. More important than the city are the people, so we have to do the best for them.” During the interview, Assad also

Bashar al-Assad

repeated his claim the Nobel Peace Prize-nominated White Helmets manipulate and forge photos of dead children. He previously said the photo of an injured fiveyear-old boy taken in the aftermath of an air strike was faked. The picture of Omran Daqneesh became a haunting reminder of civilian suffering in Aleppo.

“Demonisation has reached its peak,” Assad added. He claimed Syrians only have a choice between him and Islamist extremists.

Speaking of himself in the third person, he suggested the West would be forced to accept him: “This is a dictator, this is killing his people, dropping barrel bombs... there’s nothing more they can say about me.”

Driverless cars could be dangerous: Australia S Korean prez to let parliament choose her PM

Terrorists may use self-driving cars as portable weapons, warn Australian authorities.

C a n b e r r a , N ov 8 (IANS): Automatic selfdriving cars could be used as dangerous weapons of terrorism, the Australian authorities have warned.

Ramzi Jabbour, deputy commissioner of the Australian Federal Police (AFP), warned that the cars, being developed by companies such as Google and Tesla, could be easily exploited by criminals and terrorists to wreak havoc, Xinhua news

agency reported.

Jabbour said that law enforcement worldwide would face significant challenges when the driverless cars became available.

Police fear that terrorists could acquire a driverless vehicle, pack it with explosives then remotely drive it towards a specific target and detonate the explosives from the other side of the world.

“While advances in

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APPRECIATION

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The Chungtiayimsen Village Council would like to share a note of appreciation with Shri. Imna Along Longkumer, Chairman REM group Longtho and his subordinate officers for initiating the "Youth Fest 2015" held on the 15th & 16th Dec. 2015 at Chungtiayimsen Village, Tzurangkong. The said event actually exposed the area and its culture to the outside world and the local people themselves were introduced to new experiences in many fields, besides bringing a lot of development to the village.

The Village council is delighted and privileged to learn that the same Fest would be held this year on 19th and 20th December 2016 and also would like to wish him all the best and success in all future endeavours.

(T. Longkok Imchen) Chairman Chungtiayimsen Village Council

(L. Bendang Longchar) Secretary Chungtiayimsen Village Council

OFFICE OF THE

LONGSA VILLAGE COUNCIL WOKHA: NAGALAND.

LVC APPRECIATES CHIEF MINISTER. The Longsa Village Council, on behalf of the general public, extends its sincere appreciation and gratitude to Shri. T R Zeliang, honorable Chief Minister of Nagaland, for reassigning the portfolio of Labor & Employment and Skill Development to Dr. T M Lotha, Advisor, Treasuries & Accounts. The Village Council exudes confidence that the hon’ble Advisor will effectively and responsibly discharge his role in the newly assigned departments and thank the Chief Minister for reposing faith in him.

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SEOUL, NOV 8 (Agencies): South Korea’s president said on Tuesday she will allow parliament to choose her prime minister, a major political concession to growing anger as she scrambles to defuse an escalating influence-peddling scandal.

The announcement by Park Geun-hye, who has faced tens of thousands of protesters and an investigation into whether a mysterious confidante manipulated

(Mr. Zayio Ezung) Chairman, Longsa Village Council.

Wokha Nagaland.

government decisions, could severely curtail her ability to govern in the 15 months she has left in her term.

Park’s decision, which came during a meeting Tuesday with National Assembly Speaker Chung Sye-kyun, means that the liberal candidate for prime minister who she nominated last week as a way to settle growing anger will apparently be replaced.

But opposition and ruling party lawmakers must first agree on someone else.

ADMISSION

CAPITAL TUITION CENTRE offers Winter Coaching for Class ten (10) selection passed students & repeaters in all subjects (Nov, Dec, & January) Contact  Capital Training Institute Near T.C.P. Gate, Kohima K-4115

Mob:No 9402831939/9436201083

The final results for three courses i.e. Indian Military Academy, Indian Naval Academy and Air Force Academy of the Combined Defence Services Examination (I), 2016, held on 14.02.2016 and subsequent SSB Interview conducted by M/O Defence has been declared by the Commission and the same is available on the Commission's Website (http://www.upsc.gov.in) and notice board of the Commission. davp 10621/14/0014/1617

ZION HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE UROLOGIST FOR CONSULTATION/OPERATION Dr. Joy N. Chakraborty MS, DNB (Surgery), DNB (Urology), FRCS renowned Endourosurgeon from Guwahati will be available for consultation on 16th Nov. 2016 (Wednesday).

Patients requiring Consultation/Operation for Urinary problems, Prostate, Kidney & Bladder Stone may contact the Reception for Registration.

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OFFICE OF THE

NAGALAND STATE SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD NO.NSSWB/SRCW/Advt & Pub/2016-17/581 Dated: Kohima, the 8th of November 2016 In pursuance to the Advertisement No.NSSWB/ SRCW/Advt & Pub/2016-2017/534 dated Kohima, the 25th October 2016 for One Stop Centre/Sakhi, Kohima, under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, GOI, the interview and assessment test will be held on 16th of November, 2016 at 9:00 am at the Office of the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board, Below DIPR, New Secretariat Complex, Kohima.

All the applicants are requested to kindly note the following: 1. A short written test will be conducted on women related issues to assess the writing skills for all the post advertised except for the post of the IT Staff.

2. Practical assessment test will be conducted for the post of IT Staff 3. Those applying for the post of Centre Administrator, kindly note that if recruited, she will be a residential staff attached to One Stop Centre, Kohima.

4. Original Certificates to be produced for verification.

5. No separate calling letter shall be issued.

Sd/(Daisy Mezhur) Secretary NSSWB & Mission Director, SRCW DC-2488

The political tug-of-war over the prime minister, who is typically chosen by the president as a No. 2, comes as opposition lawmakers demand that Park distance herself from domestic affairs because of the scandal

Ref No. NSCB/HO/Gen/133(II)

NOTICE

Date : 07.11.2016

Some miscreants are allegedly collecting money from public in the name of Nagaland State Cooperative Bank in Chumukedima area by issuing forged bank receipt. The matter was brought to the notice of Branch Manager of Chumukedima Branch of the bank on 07.11.2016.

A F.I.R was immediately lodged by the Bank with Diphupar Police Station and the matter is under investigation.

Public are hereby informed not to entertain such payment in the name of the bank, but to assist the Police in apprehending the culprits.

Sd/Lipoktoba Aier General Manager (Admn/Vigilance) Public Grievances Officer

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PUBLIC NOTICE

This is to notify that any individual or organization trying to claim, attempt to sell or procure my property situated at Murgi Patti, Dimapur (Block No. 6) by using fake or duplicate land patta document will be doing so at his/her own risk.

(Subenthung Lotha, owner of land & building)

(John Lotha, owned of land & building)

APOLOGY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

While acknowledging Almighty God and praising His Holy name for saving me and giving me second life from the horrific and tragic accident on 5th May 2016 at Englan area, I would like to convey my heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals and different groups and organisations for your love, generous support and kindness.

My special thanks and gratitude to :  KOHIMAS Hospital, Kohima i.e Dr. Ato & staff for your healing care and love.  Old Riphyim Baptist Church, Old Riphyim Catholic Church, Kohima Lotha Baptist Church and different Prayer Warrior groups for your constant prayer support and help in many ways throughout my recovery period.  To the general public of Englan, Yikhum and Old Riphyim villages for retrieving me from the wound of death and for your generous support and kindness showered upon me in so many ways.  To all my family members, relatives, friends and well wishers from all walks of life for your love and kind support in constant prayers and through financially, materially, physically and in all possible ways.

All your unceasing love, support and Compassionate gestures gave me hope and strengthened me both physically and spiritually throughout my painful days, for which l am sincerely indebted to you all and will always cherish them from the depth of my heart for all times to come. A billion thanks once again to all of you!

"May God Bless each and everyone of you abundantly in all your ways"

I, Mr. Renphamo Murry, son of Mr. Tsuremo Murry, of Wokha Village residing at Ikishe Village, Dhansiripar Sub-Division, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby declare that on 30th October' 2016 (Sunday) I have made false allegation against Evan. Chenithung Shitiri (A.C.F. Director) for spreading rumour in order to defame his name as well as his Ministry, which I realize later on and regret for my misdeed.

I therefore personally seek apology to Evan. Chenithung Shitiri and his ministry in true Christian spirit as well as to Lotha Christian Revival Church Dimapur, Old Changsu Union Dimapur, Shitiri Ekhung Dimapur and Lotha Prayer Warriors Dimapur for tarnishing their good images.

I further declare that incase if any hassle(s) arise regarding this issue then I shall be solely held responsible.

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Rakhine State, NOV 8 (Agencies): As the sun creeps towards its midday peak, Soe Myat Naing’s house grows insufferably hot. Despite the stifling air, he dare not leave the safety of his oven walls and sits with unease, waiting for his cue to flee.

“We have to run away from our village when the military comes, they threaten the men so we have to run and leave the women.

When we are not in the villages they go into our houses and take our possessions” he says.

Three days ago the Myanmar army raided the village of Nga Sar Kyu in northern Rakhine state where Soe Myat Naing lives with his family. They stole his solar panels, but did not stop at this.

“They arrested 30 women and raped 19, including my younger sister who is 23 years old. She cannot walk,” he says.

“The situation is getting worse every day.”

The Myanmar military have been conducting a brutal operation in northern Rakhine for the past month and stand accused of a litany of human rights abuses against the local Rohingya population, which include extrajudicial killing, sexual assault and arson. The government has denied abuses by troops.

The operation was launched in response to a series of coordinated attacks on three border guard posts in Maungdaw township in early October, which left nine police officers dead.

(Sponsored & Financed By the Govt. of Nagaland)

This is to notify that any individual or organization trying to claim, attempt to sell or procure my property situated at Murgi Patti, Dimapur (Block No. 6) by using fake or duplicate land patta document will be doing so at his/her own risk.

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involving Park’s longtime confidante, Choi Soon-sil, who has no official government role. Park giving up the presidential prerogative to choose a prime minister will further weaken her politically.

Myanmar’s Rohingya brace for more attacks

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technology will present significant opportunities and revolutionize aspects of our everyday lives, it will also present significant challenges to police,” Jabbour said on Tuesday. “Driverless vehicles could be exploited by criminals, including terrorists, to be pre-programmed to carry out criminal acts.”

Graham Ashton, chief commissioner for Victoria Police, said he believed driverless cars would ultimately save more lives than they would cost. “In the world of transport we are already seeing trials of the driverless car and this will continue to develop,” Ashton said.

“If this concept becomes reality it would significantly improve safety on our roads, because most road trauma is currently a result of driver error or impairment.”

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YILOBENI TUNGOE Old Riphyim Village

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Vilokali Zhimomi is Miss Sümi 2016 Miss Western Yimchungrü on Nov 10

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Mis Sümi 2016 Vilokali Zhimomi (centre) flanked by the first and second runners-up during the event held at Agri Expo, 4th Mile Dimapur.

Earlier, Miss Sümi 2016, which was held under the theme “Hi No Sülimi (Echt Sülimi)”, began with ethnic wear round wherein the contestants displayed traditional

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he 3rd Miss Western Yimchungr ü 2016 organise by Western Yimchungrü Students Union (WYSU) under the theme “Domina Integritatis”, is scheduled to be held on November 10 at Town Hall, Dimapur, 5:00 p.m. onwards.

The contestant would be judged through three rounds namely ethnic, modern and evening gown. The subtitles have been categorized into Miss Congeniality, Miss Beautiful Hair, Miss Flawless Skin, Miss Catwalk, Miss Fluent in Yimchungrü , Best Ethnic Wear and Miss Photogenic.

The grooming session for the contestants started from November 5 near Niathu resort and would continue till 10th. The various seminar and counselling

Miss Western Yimchungru 2016 participants. activity has been incorporated in their five-day stay.

The organiser invites various tribal frontal organisation, former participants and well wisher to the event.

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WSBAK women secretary Easter Shohe, presidential address by STH president Kitoli Naje and introduction by Miss Sümi 2016 event coordinator Mughavi Chishi.

Sümi attire and introduced themselves followed by modern ethic wear round and the first question hour in Sümi dialect.

The ten semi-finalists then faced the second question round from the panel of judges including Patricia Zhimomi, Dr. Hokishe Kiho, Dr. Khekugha Murru, Vini Pitoho Chophy and K Atoli Sema.

In the main session, designer Tokali also showcased her collection, violin recital was presented by Abel Assümi, a dance item was presented by a three year old Alovili Chishi, special numbers were presented by Nagagenous, Livika and Lino, a visually impaired. The contestants were serenaded by Khekaho Aye.

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19-year old girl, Vilokali Zhimomi, who aspires to become a journalist, was crowned Miss Sümi 2016 at a glamorous and glittering gala event jointly organised by Sümi Totimi Hoho (STH) and Western Sümi Totimi Hoho, Tuesday night at NER Agri Expo Site, 4th Mile, Dimapur.

Peniel Achumi a 23year old was declared the first runner up while a 21year old Viboli V. Achumi bagged second runner up.

Miss Sümi Vilokali also won four sub-titles namely Miss Photogenic, Miss Perfect 10, Miss Fluent Sümi and Best Ramp Walk.

Other sub-titles’ winners include Miss Congeniality Toholi I. Kibami; Miss Flawless Skin Peniel Achumi; Miss Beautiful Smile Viboli V. Achumi; Miss Radiant Hair K. Livika Sumi; Best Traditional Attire Alikali V. Chophi and Best Etiquette Toinali H. Aye. The winner walked away with cash prize of Rs. One lakh along with gift hampers while first and second runners up were awarded Rs. 75,000 and Rs. 50,000 along with gift hampers respectively. All the sub-title winners walked away with Rs. 15,000 along with gift hampers.

At the formal programme, the chief guest, minister of roads and bridges, Vikheho Y Swu, described the Sümis as a blessed tribe since the members of the community were spread across Nagaland. He said Sümis should take advantage of this and promote oneness among the Nagas.

The formal programme was chaired by STH vice president Kalito H Kiho, invocation by

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Fitness studio opened in Mkg MOKOKCHUNG, NOV 8 (NPN): Fitness Studio was Monday inaugurated by renowned fitness enthusiast, body builder and weightlifter Subong Longkumer.

Longkumer said during his days, there were no one to guide them but to learn from their own experiences and shared the pros and cons with their fellow mates. Supong Longkumer, who is also a pioneer in bodybuilding in Mokokchung advised the fitness enthusiasts to be health conscious while pursuing body fitness, adding, not to overdo the exercise which is harmful to their body.

He also encouraged the instructors to be vigil

and provide guidance while training the different age groups especially the trainees who are suffering from different health problems.

While advising the trainees to respect the equipment they used, he also pointed out that a strict rule of discipline must be followed inside the gym as well as disciplining their personal life.

Also speaking on the inauguration programme, the proprietor Akok Imsong said that he had always been fascinated with fitness and sports. By opening this gym, Imsong said he wanted to spread the importance of healthy living and the necessity of exercise.

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leyball Trophy (men), 3rd Ghotovi Memorial Volleyball Trophy (women) and 2nd Nitovi Memorial Badminton Trophy.

Speaking on the occasion, chief guest encouraged the players to strive to achieve excellence in the spirit of true sportsmanship and discipline. He urged the people of Niuland area to foster unity in the area through games and sports.

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He wished the event a grand success.

Altogether 15 villages are participating in the meet.

K a k u h o Ye p u t h o, Chairman, Niuland Area GBs Union and Yezakha Chishi, head GB, Hezulho village also spoke on the occasion. Function was chaired by Mughaka Chophy, president, Niuland Area Students Union.

KDVA meeting on November 9

NEW DELHI, Nov 8 (PTI): Indian boxing star Vijender Singh will defend his WBO Asia Pacific super middleweight title on December 17 on home turf but the opponent for the clash will be decided later.

“Vijender will be seen defending his WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight Champion title on 17th December 2016, at the Thyagaraj Stadium, New Delhi,” Vijender Singh’s India promoters Infinity Optimal Solutions said in a release.

The fight night will also see top Indian boxers, including Akhil Kumar and Jitender Kumar, make their pro-boxing debut.

The names of these boxers and their international opponents would be revealed soon.

Till date, Vijender has a record of 7 out of 7 wins with 6 knockouts in 27 rounds. The Haryanadasher had won the title in front of delirious home fans in the capital.

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nation of the Assam Regiment. They also interacted with ex servicemen of Assam Regiment at Kohima.

The riders paid homage to the martyrs at Kohima War Cemetery and Assam Regt War Memorial located near Old Minister Hill.

The Angami Public Organisation (APO) is deeply saddened by the news of Dr. Satuo Sekhose’s demise. APO conveys its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. He was a great leader from his youthful days, a sports person and a sport lover. He was a man of great character, a successful father and a senior leader of the Angamis. He was a man of innumerable contributions to the society and he is irreplaceable. We the Angami Public Organisation cannot express our sorrows with words. Prayer and fond memories are what we have to remember you and APO prays that our Almighty God gives the bereaved family the peace and comfort they need and may the soul of our loved one rest in peace.

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6TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LT. MR. M.LONGKHANGBA YIMCHUNGRÜ 9th Nov. 2010

You left us beautiful memories Your love is still our guide.

Though we cannot see you, yet you are in our hearts.

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Loving wife and loved ones

9th Nov. 2015 It has been a year, since you left us in tears, it's hard to believe that you are no more, but we know that God took you away from us for some good purpose, and He has chosen you for a reason.

Your memories give us strength to carry on with life, with a hope that sooner or later we will be together again in glory with God for eternity.

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Loving you always, Wife, children, elder brother & family members.

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Born on : 13.05.1975 – Died on : 04.11.2016

(11th Nov. 1962 – 4th Nov. 2016) Through this column, we, the family of Late Mrs. Yangertula (Khensa), Associate Pastor Women, Khensa Baptist Church would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone for sharing our grief and sorrow during her illness and demise.

We are especially grateful to Khensa Baptist Church, Women Department Khensa Baptist Church, ABAM and all the other Churches, unions and well wishers. It is our prayer that God will bless you all abundantly for your prayers, presence, financial and moral support.

Loving husband Rev. A. Bendang Longchar, son, daughter and relatives.

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We the family members of our beloved Late Mhonchumi Kikon, who left us for her heavenly abode on 4th Nov. 2016 would like to express our sincere appreciation and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, churches, unions and organisations who stood by us during our difficult times of grief and supported us physically, materially, financially and through prayers during her prolonged illness and at the sad demise.

We regret for our inability to mention and thank each one of you individually for your love and support, but we sincerely pray that your kind deeds shall not go in vain and that the Almighty God will bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND GOD RAISED UP WITH CHRIST AND SEATED UP WITH HIM IN THE HEAVENLY REALMS IN CHRIST JESUS EPHE 2:6

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. Ino Asuka S. Kiho Born on : 18th July 2004 – Died on : 4th Nov. 2016 We the bereaved family of Late Asuka S. Kiho, Kitami Village would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and everyone who stood by us physically, materially, financially and unweavering prayer support during the tragic moment of sorrow and grief at the untimely demise of our beloved son at Iphonu Village.

Our special thanks to :

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7/10/1933 – 15/10/2016 Dearest Dad, Words are not enough to express how much we miss your presence. Time seem to have stopped since you left to be with our heavenly Father. You have been the best dad we could ask for and till your last breath, you showed us what love means by being there for us through your prayer.

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The family of Late Küduve Vero wish to thank and acknowledge each and everyone who stood by us spiritually, physically and financially at the time of the loss of our dearly beloved father who left us on 2nd November, 2016. All your kind gestures and generous support are highly appreciated. Special thanks to: 1. Kikrüma Baptist Church 2. Mr. Thenucho Tünyi, Former HM and Children 3. Mr. K. Puro, Former NPSC Chairman 4. Mr. Vezohu Tünyi, VDB Secretary and Ex.VCC, Kikrüma 5. North Kikrüma 6. Forest Department.

7. ADC Pfütsero and staff 8. Chokri Area Wrestling Association 9. Kikrüma Youth Organisation 10. Phesachodu Vero Clan and Relatives 11. Phulu and Rükhro Khel, Kikrüma Village 12. Vero Clan, Kikrüma Village 13. Relatives from Kohima 14. Neighbours and relatives, Kikrüma Village We regret our inability to mention each and every individual but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless each one of you.

Loving children and family members.

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1. Ino Vikheho Y. Swu (Honble Minister Road 13. Puneboqa A.G Church and Bridges, Govt. of Nagaland) 14. Puneboqa A.G.Youth 2. Mrs. Zuholi Swu 15. Puneboqa Village Council (OC Pughoboto Police Station) 16. Puneboqa Baptist Church 3. Ino Viyito Shohe (Tatar, NSCN GPRN) 17. Kitami Baptist Church 4. Ino Jekivi Futhena 18. Kitami Village Council (Pastor Iphonu Baptist Church) 19. Youth Department Kitami B.C. 5. Ino Atovi N. Swu (Mission Director SABAK) 20. Sunday School Department Kitami B.C. 6. Rev. Picto Futhena (LVBC) 21. Women Department Kitami B.C. 7. Rev. Vitoshe Wotsa 22. Ghokimi B.C. (Pbto Town Prayer Warriors) 23. Tsaphimi B.C 8. Iphonu B.C & Youth 24. Asukiqa B.C. 9. Iphonu Village Council 25. Kitami Union Dimapur 10. NCRC Iphonu Village 26. Kitami Union Kohima 11. Ghathashi Town and Govt High School 27. Kiho Libo, Kitami Village 12. Lazami Village B.C. 28. Govt High School Asukiqa We deeply regret for not being able to mention all individually but we pray that the Almighty God bless you in abundance.

We miss you with love.

Parents and Relatives

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Vijender to defend WBO Asia Pacific title on Dec 17

and terrain conditions rode into Kohima garrison from Shillong and were flagged in by Deputy Inspector General of Headquarter IGAR (North). The expedition has been undertaken to pay homage to the martyrs and to mark 75 years of glorious service to the

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ANSKA state level tournament held Kohima, Nov 8 (NPN): All Nagaland Shaolin King-fu Association (ANSKA) 29th state level annual tournament was held on November 2 and 3 at badminton indoor state stadium, Dimapur. Kohima district bagged 7 gold medals, 3 silver and 2 bronze.

In junior category Peka Shohe, Viphrietuolie Rio and Ruwang Hakh bagged gold, Kevisazolie Kuotsu and Changsie bagged silver and bronze respectively. In senior category, Keviwelhou Zumu, Vishal Sahani, Niraij Mahato and Vikuosielie bagged gold, Sumito Swu and Isaplungbe Rau bagged silver medal and Balindar bagged bronze medal.

D i m a p u r , N ov 8 (NPN): A motor cycle expedition of Assam Regimental Centre to commemorate their Platinum Jubilee Celebration was welcomed at Kohima Garrison on November 6. 22 riders under Major Sapam braving inclement weather

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Ko h i m a , N ov 8 (NPN): The Kohima District Volley Association (KDVA) has convened an emergency meeting of the KDVA executives and all the tournament committee members on November 9 (Wednesday) at 3.00pm at Congress Bhavan. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

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Chief guest being presented with Sumi traditional attire during the inaugural function of the 41st Niuland Area Sports Association on Monday.

Dimapur, Nov 8 (NPN): The 41st annual meet of Niuland Area Sports’ Association (NASA) got underway on November 7 at Hezulho village. Issac Zhimomi, Equity Investment Consultant and Class I Contractor graced the inaugural function as chief guest.

The week long event will feature 41st Hovishe Memorial Football Trophy, 3rd Yezheto Memorial Vol-

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Ngangpong FC lift Loyem Memorial trophy

Ngangpong FC, winner of the tournament along with the guest of honour and organizers at public ground Tuensang on Tuesday. (NP)

morial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2016 after T U E N S A N G, N OV 8 defeating Seyong Club Tobu (NPN): Ngangpong FC 5-0 here at public ground lifted the 24th Loyem Me- Tuensang on Tuesday.

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In the one-sided final match, Benjamin (8) opened the score card for Ngangpong FC in the 31st minute. Just before the half

time, Chaba (14) doubled the score. After the breather, Ngangpong FC players continued to create chances piled up the score to 5-0 at the end of the match. Benjamin (8) scored the third and fourth goals in the 69th and 71 minute. The 5th goal of the final match was scored

by Beshang (11) in the 88th minute.

The champion team walked away with a cash prize of Rs. 1,50,000 with trophy, medals and certificates while the runner up Seyong Club received a cash prize of Rs. 80,000 with medals and certificates.

T h e g o l d e n g l ove was awarded to Angke of Seyong Club Tobu, Benjamin of Ngangpong FC received the golden boot while the golden ball was awarded to Beshang of Ngangpong FC. The grand finale of the championship was graced

by NC&SU Tuensang Unit president, C.N. Yanchu as guest of honour. Speaking on the occasion, Yanchu lauded the organizer for promoting the young talented players in the fields of sports and games and urged them to continue in the days to come.

Friends Club football tournament begins D i m apu r , N ov 8 (NPN): The 1st Friends Club football tournament, organized by Friends Club Dhansiripar Area, got underway on Tuesday.

Minister PHE Tokheho Yeptho graced the opening ceremony as the chief guest.

Addressing the players, the chief guest asked the players to maintain sportsmanship spirit.

He also called upon the players to be disciplined and exhibit their talents in the tournament.

Altogether 13 teams are participating in the tournament.

Sumi open badminton c’ship D i m apu r , N ov 8 (NPN): The 1st All Sumi Open Badminton Championship got underway Tuesday at the Indoor Stadium, Zunheboto with parliamentary secretary, IPR, Khekaho Assumi as the chief guest.

Exhorting the participants, Khekaho encouraged the participants to play in true sportsmanship so as to venture at the state and national level. He also urged the participants to maintain discipline and sincerity in all their endeavours. He mentioned that NEC has earmarked for construction of District Sports Complex at Zunheboto.

He encouraged the Zunheboto District Badminton Association (ZDBA) to strive higher by organizing State Open Badminton Tournament in future.

Earlier, the program was chaired by Inato Zhimo while Toniho Chishi delivered presidential address, special presentation by Ellie Sumi and oath taking was administered by member NBA, Hukato Shohe. The parliamentary secretary was accompanied by ADC Zunheboto, Nungsangmenla Imchen, Commandant, 5th Assam Rifles, Sachit Suri, Addl SP, Relo Aye and a host of officials.

NP beat Arunachal 3-2

A match in progress at the ongoing All India Police Football Championship on Tuesday.

Dimapur, Nov 8 (NPN): Nagaland Police in Group D narrowly prevailed over a spirited challenge from Arunachal Pradesh Police 3-2 in what could be arguably the best match of the tournament so far. Ratobe Poireng of Nagaland Police, who scored a goal in the match, leads the list of the top scorers in the tournament with a tally of 6 goals. The other scorers from Nagaland Police were Sentiyanger and Lipok.

The fourth day of the preliminary league rounds of the ongoing 65th B.N. Mullik Memorial All India Police Football Championship 2016 at Police Complex, Chumukedima saw matches being played between the Punjab Police and CISF in Group A, Manipur Police and ITBP in Group B

and Sikkim Police and SSB in Group C along with the host team.

Defending champion Punjab Police defeated CISF with a solitary goal while Manipur Police outclassed ITBP 4-1 with a brilliant display of attacking football. Sikkim Police came on top in an evenly matched thriller against SSB prevailing over their opponent with a score of 2-1.

Today’s matches Morning: 8:00 AM Tamil Nadu Vs Lakshadweep Andhra Pradesh Vs Manipur Assam Rifles Vs. Chandigarh Madhya Pradesh Vs RPF Afternoon: 2:00 PM Odisha Vs Chattisgarh J & K Vs Bihar West Bengal Vs Assam Uttar Pradesh Vs Meghalaya

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