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Bob Dylan wins Nobel Literature prize for 2016

Bob Dylan (File)

Stockholm, Oct 13 (IANS): US singer Bob Dylan, who became an informal historian of America’s troubles, on Thursday became the first songwriter to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. He is the first American in 23 years to win the coveted prize for literature. The last American to get the Nobel Literature Prize was novelist Toni Morrison -- in 1993.

The 75-year-old Dylan was named the winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition”, Swedish Academy’s permanent secretary Sara Danius announced here. In a video interview, Danius said: “He is a great poet in the English speaking tradition and he is a wonderful sampler, a very original sampler. He embodies the tradition and for 54 years, he has been at it, reinventing himself constantly and creating a new identity.”

Danius cited the examples of poets like Homer and Sappho, “whose poetic texts were meant to be listened to and performed”, to describe why Dylan makes for an apt choice for the Prize. Dylan was born Robert Allen Zimmerman in 1941 and began his musical career in 1959, playing in coffee houses in Minnesota.

Much of his best-known work dates from the 1960s. Songs like “Blowin’ in the Wind” and “The Times They are AChangin’” became anthems of the anti-war and civil rights movements. His move away from traditional folk songwriting, paired with a controversial decision to “go electric” proved equally influential.

Parl Winter Session Nov 16 to Dec 16

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): The month-long Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin from November 16 during which the issue of surgical strikes in PoK is likely to dominate the proceedings.

The Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affair (CCPA) met here this evening and recommended that the session would commence from November 16 and end on December 16. The Winter Session dates have been advanced as in the past it was normally convened in the third or fourth week of November.

An early session may help the Central GST (CGST) and Integrated GST (IGST) legislations, which will pave way for the Goods and Services Tax (GST), to be approved within November or latest by early December. The government is also considering advancing the Budget Session by a month or so starting from January next year.

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“If any party wants a God fearing candidate then I’m one. While in service I made a lot of money”.

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Political war over Uniform Civil Code BJP calls it progressive; Oppn says can’t be implemented

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (AGENCIES): In the face of strong opposition to Uniform Civil Code by Muslim outfits, Congress on Thursday said its implementation would be impossible while BJP asserted that the move is aimed at moving towards a progressive society. Other opposition parties like JD (U) accused the BJP-led central government of trying to polarise the people ahead of Assembly polls in several states, with leader of Majlis Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) Asaduddin Owaisi saying that bringing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) will “kill” the diversity and plurality of India.

Earlier in the day, the All Indian Muslim Personal Law Board and some other outfits opposed the Law Commission’s questionnaire on Uniform Civil Code, including abolition of ‘triple talaq’ and announced their boycott of the move, accusing the government of waging a “war” against the community.

“If you enforce something in the name of Uniform Civil Code, then it will kill the diversity and plurality of the country. It’s not right to look at it from a Muslim perspective because Indian diversity also comprises of Dalits and Tribals. There are different traditions in Hinduism as well,” he said.

Owaisi said the government’s “real agenda” was to focus on Muslims and polarise the society.

Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday asserted that religion cannot dictate upon the rights of an individual and attacked Congress over its stand on the Uniform Civil Code, saying it was the Constituent Assembly controlled by the party that had envisaged a common civil law for all Indians.

“The Constitution today guarantees each individual right to equality, right to live with dignity. Therefore as far as personal laws are concerned I am one of those who believe that set of rights that personal law has... will have to be regulated by the Constitution.

“Personal law cannot practise, propagate discrimination; cannot allow a compromise with human dignity.

Personal law and practises can certainly deal with religion, can dictate upon rituals. The religion cannot dictate upon rights of individuals,” the Finance Minister said.

Reacting to the issue, former Law Minister and Congress leader Veerappa Moily said it will be difficult to implement UCC in a country like India where various communities and groups are governed by personal laws.

“In a country of this na-

ture, implementation of Uniform Civil Code is next to impossible,” he said adding no one should take it as a communal agenda or a Hindu versus Muslim issue. He said 200-300 personal laws exist in India covering various communities.

BJP national secretary Sidharth Nath Singh said the Law Commission is taking opinion of all the stakeholders on the issue following which it will form a “considered opinion” and give it to the Supreme Court.

“Now it is for the Muslim Personal Law Board to consider whether they want to be part of the stakeholders or they want to be an individual identity… if Personal Law Board people are misinformed, I cannot do much about it,” he said.

Singh also referred to some international declarations and countries like Turkey, Iran and Indonesia saying they changed law to ensure gender equality. He said it was a move towards building a progressive society.

JD(U) MP Ali Anwar asked the government why it was only focusing on Muslims and said it is not the time to start such a debate. “They want to polarise the society.”

Shiv Sena’s Sanjay Raut said “for how long the Muslims will stay away from the national mainstream. The Muslim Law Board should

No reason to panic for dengue, says Dimapur health officials Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Despite several cases of dengue being reported in Dimapur, the District vector-borne diseases control officer, under CMO office, Dr. Moa however informed that only three cases have been confirmed, as per the official records. Though there were cases reported in other private hospitals, vector borne diseases officials said no one has reported the matter to them, being the nodal department.

Speaking to Nagaland Post, Dr. Moa said out of the three cases, two patients have been confirmed to have contracted the fever from ‘local’ source while one was yet to be verified, as the Entomological Wing officials have been dispatched to verify the source.

Of the two cases, one patient was from Sematilla and the other from Diphupar Central Jail area (4th Mile).

Dr. Moa further appealed to the public not to panic, assuring that the department has taken all precautionary measures with ample infrastructural facilities, chemicals, and manpower in its arsenal to tackle the outbreak.

To assuage public concern, Dr. Moa pointed out there was no instances of mor-

tality last year except in one case where the patient had other medical complications.

While emphasising on “source reduction” as key towards preventing a dengue outbreak, Dr. Moa maintained that dengue can be prevented through concerted effort by following the guidelines issued by the department and by keeping the house and surroundings clean.

Also speaking to Nagaland Post, medical superintendent, Dimapur Civil Hospital (DCH), Dr. C.W. Tungoe, said no dengue cases has been registered in the hospital so far while reiterating there was no reason to panic.

Dr. Tungoe also informed of the hospital’s preparedness and said DCH was the right place for accurate detection and treatment of not just dengue fever but any medical problem.

He informed that most suspected cases of dengue comes negative after conducting tests. The problem, Dr. Tungoe said, was that people with similar symptoms of dengue go for ‘Rapid Card Test’ screening which was “not always reliable.”

For accurate confirmation of the disease presence, he suggested the WHO recommended “Confirmatory ELISA Test,” a facility which is available only in DCH.

Guterres appointed next UN Secretary-General UNITED NATIONS, OCT 13 (AGENCIES): Por tugal’s former Prime Minister Antonio Guterres was on Thursday appointed as the next Secretary-General of the United Nations by the General Assem- Guterres (File) bly. The 193 member states of the General Assembly adopted the resolution by acclamation, appointing 67year-old Guterres as the 9th UN SecretaryGeneral to take over from Ban Ki-moon, whose tenure will end on December 31.

The 15-nation UN Security Council had last week voted for Guterres by acclamation and forwarded his name to the General Assembly. Guterres, who was Prime Minister of Portugal from 1995 to 2002, and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees from June 2005 to December 2015, will assume his new role on January 1, 2017 for a five-year term that can be renewed by Member States for an additional five years.

Guterres had emerged as the frontrunner in all the six informal polls conducted in the Council, amid a heightened call by several UN member states and civil society organisations to elect a woman chief for the world body, which has had a man at its helm for all the 71 years of its existence.

NBA appeals to PM against UCC; for NJC DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Reacting to the reports that the central government has entrusted the law commission to examine the feasibility to introduce the Union Civil Code (UCC) throughout the country, the Nagaland Bar Association (NBA) has appealed to the Prime Minister to retain the provisions of Article 371A in the event such law was introduced.

In a memorandum addressed to the Prime Minister of India, the NBA president, Tali Ao, and secretary, V Hukavi Zhimomi, said they were “highly grateful” to the Parliament of India for incorporation of Article 371A into the Constitution of India and its continual retention, wherein the social customs and practices of the Nagas were protected.

The association pointed out that the personal and social life of the Nagas was mostly governed by the uncodified customary practices and usages right since the time immemorial. They said there was no occasion in the

judicial history wherein any of those traditional customs, practices and usages have been held or struck down as opposed to law. The NBA said the Nagas, therefore, continued to “remain in absolute contention” with the present status as protected under the constitution.

The association expressed apprehension that if UCC was introduced covering the entire country, it would cause so much hardship and social disorder to the Nagas because the personal and social life of the Nagas were “quite distinct” from the rest of the people in the country.

In the light of the above, the NBA appealed to the prime minister that in the event of any such law like Uniform Civil Code was introduced, the provisions of Article 371A “may be allowed to retain as it stands today.”

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In another representation addressed to the Union Minister of Law & Justice, the NBA suggested that ap-

support the UCC as it will help the community, especially the women to come out of misery.

“Our party’s stand is ‘one code, one law’ and it should be viewed as a national issue rather than religious one.”

In his reaction, Owaisi said those pushing for UCC were not aware of India’s pluralism and diversity.

“They are not understanding India’s beauty where there is a different culture every 200-300 kms. If you make one culture to all, then it’s not going to work. MIM will certainly respond to the questionnaire,” he said. He said, “We have given cultural rights to people of Mizoram and Nagaland. Are you going to end that?”

Making perhaps the first such move, the Law Commission had on October 7 sought feedback from public on whether the practice of triple talaq be abolished and whether a uniform civil code should be optional.

The Law Commission’s exercise to formulate a Uniform Civil Code reached a critical phase as it asked the citizens to give their views on ending several religious practices and customs that had been branded anti-women in all three major religions.

The Commission has fixed a 45-day time limit for receiving responses from the general public and stake-holders.

pointments to the Judiciary, the third organ of the government, required revamping through establishment of national judicial service or Indian judicial service for recruitment to the higher judiciary including the Apex court. The association also suggested constitution of National Judicial Commission (NJC) for the purpose to conduct test both written and viva voce for selection of candidates.

NBA maintained that recruitment of candidates for appointments in the higher judiciary should be made though high standard competitive examination where all eligible candidates from the legal fraternity would have equal opportunity to apply and to be selected.

It further suggested that recruiting authority or the NJC should consist of no other than the retired judges of the Supreme Court on tenure system to be nominated by a committee consisting of members from the executive and the judiciary.

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World’s longest-reigning monarch, WAPO backs M/s projects Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej dies Gayatri for 4-lane work

BA N G KO K , O C T 1 3 (AGENCIES): Thailand’s King Bhumibol Adulyadej (88), who was the world’s longest reigning monarch, died in a hospital on Thursday, the palace said in an announcement. It, however,did not give the reason for his death.

“His Majesty has passed away at Siriraj Hospital peacefully,” the palace said, adding that he died at 3.52 p.m. local time (2.22 p.m. IST).

His son and heir apparent, 63-year old Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, is expected to become the new king.

The king is credited with restoring the influence of Thailand’s royalty during 70 years on the throne and earning the devotion of many of his subjects. For the majority of the country’s 68 million people, the king was a pillar of stability in rapidly changing times — Thailand embraced industrialisation during his reign but also saw its parliamentary democracy punctuated by 10 military coups, the most recent in May 2014.

King Bhumibol was seen as a force for unity, and there have long been concerns that the political tensions that have riven Thailand over the past decade could worsen after his death.

That may be less likely under the regime of the leader of the most recent coup, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha.

The former general has held a tight grip on power since toppling the remnants of Thailand’s last democratic government in 2014. Thailand has

Thai flags at halfmast for 1 month; officials to wear black for a year The Thai PM’s Office announced that government agencies nationwide were ordered to fly flags half-mast for 30 days following the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej on Thursday afternoon.

The statement said government officials will wear black for a year in mourning for the revered King who reigned for over 70 years.

Private firms are free to use their own judgment, the statement added. been divided for years between the royalist establishment and the red-shirted supporters of exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was ousted in a 2006 coup.

Mr. Thaksin, a telecommunications billionaire now in self-exile, built up a powerful patronage network that competed for power and opportunity with Thailand’s oldmoney order.

Poor health: The king had been in poor health for some time, and has spent most of the past six years in Bangkok’s Siriraj hospital. King Bhumibol was re-admitted in May 2015 and was last seen in public in January, when he spent several hours visiting his Bangkok palace.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Western Angami Public Organisation (WAPO) along with its frontal organisations and respective village authorities resolved to “stand by the work order allotted” in favour of M/s Gayatri-Projects Limited ,allotted by the Ministry of Roads, Transport & Highways for construction of a portion of the four-lane National Highway 29 that fell within WAPO jurisdiction.

WAPO president Lhouphrevilie Rino and general secretary Keviphotsü Khwükha said the resolution was adopted at the meeting on Thursday at Sechü-Zubza.

It was also resolved to insist that M/s Gayatri Projects Ltd., carry out the work diligently in all sincerity and strictly abide by specifications provided for ensuring quality workmanship and to complete the work within the specified period.

WAPO also committed to extend necessary support to M/s Gayatri Projects Ltd. to ensure that the work proceeds smoothly without opposition, obstruction and objection from any quarter.WAPO also promised to deal with any elements causing any disturbance or disruption on the project within its territorial domain with all seriousness.

It also appealed to all to support smooth execution of the project since Dimapur-Kohima road is the main lifeline of Nagaland’s economy.

WAPO also backed the demand of Rengmas for a Rengma district and urged upon the state government to accede to the demand at the earliest possible time.

It may be recalled that Nagaland Suppliers & Contractors had demanded that M/s Gayatri should first complete the abandoned 2-lane road projects under Special Accelerated Road Development Project (SARDP) Phase-I.

AOC fuel outlet in Mkg penalized; reopens on Oct 13 DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): The fuel outlet located at Sungkomen ward, Mokokchung town was found violating the norms under Sec. 33 of the legal metrology Act 2009 and has been penalized by the district magistrate, OKM president R. Sunep Pongen and general secretary Lendilong informed in a press note.

OKM had detected the fuel outlet for its involvement in meter tampering and was subsequently sealed on October 2 by the district administration, police personnel and Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection department.

Further, OKM said two defective dispensers were removed and the outlet has been asked to install new ones at the earliest. The outlet commenced normal functioning from October 13, 2016, OKM stated. OKM also reminded that it would remain vigilant on any matter pertaining to the well being and welfare of the society in its jurisdiction.

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Land ownership has become a major concern for devp: Patton

Y. Patton and others during the inauguration of Kezocha police station, Kohima Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent made functional with immedi- lant enough in protecting and ate effect with the required upholding the security of the KOHIMA, OCT 13 (NPN): manpower. people around.

Home minister Y. Patton said Asserting that the estabHe also informed that it issue of land ownership has lishment of the police station was the responsibility of the become a major concern for at Kezocha was very important people to co-operate with the development in the Naga so- as it was strategically located, government and come forward ciety and said unless there was having a jurisdiction of ten with constructive suggestions availability of land, develop- adjoining villages including and criticisms as well, so long ment cannot take place.

EAC HQ, shares inter-district as the matter concerned the Speaking at the inaugural boundaries of Kohima and welfare of the people. function of the Kezocha police Phek and inter-state boundarMLA Er. Kropol thanked station today, Patton said peo- ies of Nagaland-Manipur, the home minister and police ple want development from the thereby he said the police department for making the government but do not want to station would have greater need of the area into reality part with the land. role to play in curbing many and also urged the public to coHe lauded the villagers anti-social activities across the operate with the police officers stating that the villagers had set border. manning the office. a good example to the rest of Patton expressed confiDGP L.L Doungel IPS the Naga people by making the dence that the law and order in his brief address said Kezoland available for the govern- problems in the region would cha police station was the latest ment to set up the police sta- be drastically contained and addition of police department tion. The minister said the long that a new dawn of peaceful and urged the villagers to codemand of the people of the atmosphere would be realized operate with the department South-East region of Kohima by the people. He urged the as by showing hostility, police district has been fulfilled and officer-in-charge of the police would not be able to render said the police station would be station and his team to be vigi- any service as expected.

S e n i o r S P Ko h i m a Jospehs Hesso said though the population was not high, yet because of the connectivity of highway there was a tendency to have illegal activities thereby the police station has been established. He also sought for cooperation of the public to help the people better.

NAPO president said it depends on the public how effective the police force can work and appealed to support the department. SAPO president expressed hope that with the setting up of the police station, anti social activities which was common in that area would be controlled.

Area representative Zekrol Seleho said the area people had experienced many illegal activities including contraband business in the past and was hopeful that all these activities would be curtailed.

Kezocha police station is located in the middle of Kezo Basa and Kidima village (adjacent to EAC headquarter Kozocha), around 25 km from Kohima town. The police station would cover nine villages and one town. The formal approval for the establishment of the police station was approved in 2012 yet could not make functional. MLA & chairman, NSMDC Dr. Niephrezo, police officers, district administration, NPF party leaders, officials SAPO and NAPO and others attended the programme.

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DSSU on teachers’ pending salary issue DIMAPUR: Taking a strong stand on the non-payment of salaries to government teachers, Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) has urged the state government and department of School Education to take up the issue on utmost priority without delay.

A press note by DSSU president, Tovika K. Chishi and general secretary, Steve Chophy asserted that irresponsible system of nonpayment of salaries to the teachers has had an “adverse effect on the careers of thousands of students as the issue has psychologically and practically hindered the performance of the teachers due to financial constraints”.

Dimapur Sumi Students Union stated that the careers of the students cannot be put at stake for the “unknown purpose which was best known to the government” and that it would not remain a mute spectator to the issue at hand.

Dimapur Sumi Students Union mentioned that teachers like any other government employee have been carrying out their duty with utmost dedication and sincerity, which deserved to be treated equally in line without any discriminations or bias.

Dimapur Sumi Students Union affirmed to stand for the student’s welfare in any issues, while it also extended its fullest possible cooperation to the aggrieved teachers associations.

PHED Longleng conducts seminar on hygienic living

IEF consultant, Baumei Phom and S&H consultant Akala Jamir with the participants.

Correspondent

l on g l e n g, oct 1 3 (NPN): With an objective to activate positive behavioral changes among the community including stakeholders with respect to hygienic living, use of safe drinking water and sanitation facilities, oneday seminar on clean India Mission for women organization was held at Yongnyah village under Longleng on Thursday.

The seminar was organized by DWSM, PHED Longleng division and sponsored by WSSO, PHED Ko-

hima with IEF consultant, Baumei Phom and S&H consultant Akala Jamir as resource persons respectively.

Speaking at the seminar, Baumei Phom stressed on the importance of health and its impact through proper sanitation and other benefits that surged from improved hygiene, proper waste disposal and management.

She also advocated the participants to recognize the harmful impact of open defecation and take corrective measures through collective effort to keep the village clean through proper solid and

liquid waste management practices.

Also speaking at the seminar, Akala Jamir, emphasized on personal and community hygiene and stated that for social and economic development, proper sanitation along with good hygiene and safe drinking water are essential for good health. She also encouraged the gathering to inculcate good habits like hand washing before and after meal with soap. She also appeals the participants to conserve water so that future generation may not face the problems of water scarcity

news in brief NPGN/NNC (NA) terminates Eye camp conducted at district hospital Mon

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individuals under any circumstances, failure to comply would be deemed at their own risk. It also stated that NPGN/NNC (NA) would not be held responsible in any case that may be connected against those mentioned culprits. It also warned the culprits not to tarnish the image of the NPGN/NNC (NA) and if found guilty, stern action would be taken upon them without further warning.

GHS Longmisa celebrates 50 yrs

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MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 13 (NPN): Government High School of Longmisa village celebrated golden jubilee, Thursday, at the Longmisa village community hall, with DEO Mokokchung I Satemmenla as the chief guest and SDEO Mokokchung R Imsusenla as the guest of honour. Speaking on the ocassion, I Satemmenla said “do not be complacent in mediocrity, while setting your sights for the future of the institution to excel”. Retrospect upon the weaknesses and strenght of the past for a bright future of the school, she said.

She acknowledged the active support of the village council towards the upkeep of the School and urged the council and the Village Education Board to further fulfill their responsibilities diligently. Short speeches were delivered by asstt headmistress GHS T Imtikala Jamir, village council chairman Yashiemba, former headmaster P Lanu Pongen. A special song was presented by the students of GHS followed by dedicated anniversary duet by the alumni of the school. The golden jubilee souvenir was released by guest of honour SDEO Mokokchung R Imsusenla and the vote of thanks was proposed by Toshi Longkumer. The invocation was said by pastor T Toshi Jamir and benediction by L Toshi Lemtur.

1st Death Anniversary of LT. SABOU KOZA 14-10-2015

It has been a year since you left us but your sweet memory will remain with us forever, we pray that our Almighty God gives you eternal peace.

DIMAPUR: Inaugural program of eye camp for cataract operation commemorating KAYAKALP winning award was held at district hospital Mon on October 13, organized by hospital management committee in collaboration with NPCB, directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Nagaland.

According to DIPR report, Dr. Punsokiu SPO, NPCB elaborated on the significance of organizing eye camp, to commemorate the KAYAKALP winning award by the district hospital Mon, on the world sight day to prevent and control blindness and to give necessary guidance on prevention of eye injuries. He also added that they would provide spectacles free of cost to the elderly people. He said that it was the team work and effort of the district hospital staff and

Doctors and dignitaries at the program. general public that enabled them to win the KAYAKALP award.

President KNSK, Lomei in her inaugural speech thanked all the doctors who had come all the way from Kohima and Dimapur on be-

half of Konyak community.

She urged all the people to grab the opportunity and treat themselves well.

The doctors were eye surgeons Dr. T. Kushio and Dr. Imna pokum, Dr. Thungchanbemo Ezung, SMO and

Dr. Punsokiu SPO, NPCB. The program was led by Dr. Thungchanbemo Ezung, SMO, Y.P David, chaplain DH Mon invoked God’s presence and Dr. Kechongol Sophie MS, DH, Mon delivered welcome note.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

In Loving Memory of

LATE TSENYIMO KIKON who passed away on this day ten years ago

A decade has gone by without your physical presence and yet you are everywhere in our lives! And our remembrance of you has only grown stronger and dearer as we cruise our lives with memories of your life-lessons. We thank God for his life on earth and his love and care has been a blessing to all of us. It is with deep affection and sense of longing that we hold you in our hearts forever!

With love

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Armed Police Training Centre, Chumukedima ceremonial attestation parade of 53rd Batch NAP/IR recruit havildars and constables would be held on October 14 at NAP training centre stadium, Chumukedima, Dimapur, with home minister, Y. Patton as as the chief guest.

BUKT informs: Butchers’ Union Kohima Town (BUKT) secretary Kholie Keyho has informed to the general public that all meat shops in Kohima town would remain close on October 15 on account of its annual day programme to be held at district hospital Phriebazhü P. Khel Kohima village with KMC administrator Kovi Meyase as the guest of honour. All the concern members have been requested to attend the programme.

KDCC informs: Kohima District Congress Committee (KDCC) has informed all the vice presidents, KDCC and Kohima District PCC members that a meeting would be convened on October 14 at 11 am in the KDCC office, to discuss the schedule municipal election and the ACCCs matters. All concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

PHED to launch computerized water bill: Nagaland Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) would launch a computerized water billing for the first time on October 14 at 10 a.m in the office of EE, PHED Urban.

DAYO convenes: Dimapur Ao Youth Organisation (DAYO) has convened an emergency meeting on October 15 at 2 p.m. in the residence of treasurer at Fellowship Colony.

All the executive members, office bearers of units have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DYC informs: District Youth Congress (DYC) general secretary Kutoho Chishi has informed all the DYC office bearers, Dimapur District Youth Congress and AYC, assembly youth congress president of 5th constitution to attend the meeting on October 15 positively.

National level competition extended: NBSE notified for the information of heads of registered institutions that the national level painting, essay writing and quiz competition organized by the Petroleum conservation Research Association (PCRA) under the aegis of Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas is underway and the last day of the same has been extended to October 31 upto 3 p.m. All heads of registered institutions have been requested to disseminate the information and encourage interested children to participate in the competition.

Zboto to observe RTI week: Zunheboto district would be celebrating Right to Information (RTI) week and to commemorate the occasion, a function would be organised on October 15 at DC’s conference hall. ADC Zunheboto, Nungsangmenla Imchen has asked three representatives from each village comprising VC chairman, VDB secretary and a GB and two representatives from NGOs and CSOs to attend the function.

NEISSR to organise first graduation day: North East Institute of Social Science & Research (NEISSR) would be organizing its Foundation cum Graduation Day on October14 at 9.00 a.m. at DBIDL Hall, Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur, graced by governor of Nagaland P. B. Acharya, as the chief guest and former pro-vice chancellor, Nagaland University Prof. A. Lanunungsang Ao, as guest of honour. Altogether 43 students from different parts of Nagaland would be graduating.

DC Phek informs on SBM: Deputy commissioner (DC) Phek, Murohu Chotso in an order informed that in view of the Swachh Bharat Mission, mass social work would be held on October 15 from 6 a.m onwards at Phek District Hq. DC directed the respective departments to conduct cleanliness drive in their office jurisdiction. All GBs/ward officials/ public have been directed to conduct cleanliness drive in their respective wards/colonies and collect waste/garbage on road side for disposal by trucks. Meanwhile, DC has requisitioned one truck each along with staff from 5th NAP, D.E.F, E.E. Power, D.C. Pool, E.E. PHED and PTC for garbage disposal. Further, all concerned departments and public have been requested to extend full cooperation for a ‘cleaner and green’ Phek.

Lost and found: Dimapur town command of FGN under the leadership of Kedahge, Brig. (Retd) S.Singnya has informed that it has recovered one stolen Mahindra Gusto (black) bearing Chassis no. MCDAE1B1VF1E 11156 engine no. UKE FE 012568. In this regard, Dimapur town command FGN informs the genuine owner to claim the scotty within one week- October14 to 20- along with original documents. Owner has been directed to contact 8014913795.

DIMAPUR: NPGN/NNC (NA) MIP kilonser, N. Mar Ao has informed well wishers and concerned HODs of all respective departments that owing to violation of the supreme Naga national azha, it has terminated the services of Khapour, deputy secretary home Vito, leacy Amanto and razou peyu Rolex from the date of issuing this notice.

MIP has informed the concerned not to deal with those anti-Naga national

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NAPTC ceremonial attestation parade: Nagaland

Wife, children, grand-children and siblings

2nd Death Anniversary of our beloved

Late K. Muheni Krichena

Born : 01.01.1994 – Died : 29-09-2016

"For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone Romans 9:22 who believes"

We the bereaved family members of Late Tsutshowelhi Khalo, express our heartiest gratitude to all individuals, groups, departments, well-wishers and churches who stood by us through prayers, consoling presence, financial help and physical support and hospitals for their best care during his illness and at the time of his demise on 29.09.2016.

We are greatly indebted for all your contributions and our profound gratitude is to thank you for what you have done for us.

The gracious Lord bless you abundantly in return.

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Loving parents, sibling and family members.

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Loving family members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain” – Philippians 1:21 We, the family members of Late Mrs. Nzam Odyuo of Phiro village, who passed away on 8th October 2016, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who sympathized with us and supported us physically, financially, materially and through prayers during our most difficult times from the time of her illness till her last breath.

Your expression of love and good deeds will ever remain in our hearts.

We regret our inability to mention each and everyone of you but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God shower His abundant blessings to you all.

Loving husband, children, grand children & great grand children.

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Died on - 14th Oct. 2014

Though your smile is gone forever And your hand we cannot touch, Still we have so many memories, of the ones we loved so much.

Your memory is our keepsake, with which we'll never part, God has you in His keeping, we have you in our hearts.

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Loving wife, children & relatives

LATE REV. VIKIHE AWOMI Born on : 14.08.1945 Died on : 04.10.2016 Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Late Rev. Vikihe Awomi, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, families, neighbours, unions, prayer-warriors, churches, well-wishers who has immensely supported us spiritually, physically and financially during our time of grief. The Almighty God bless each and every individual richly.

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State RTI week held at Tuensang

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, October 14, 2016

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WEATHER FORECAST October 14

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala Partly sunny and pleasant

31 22

Aizawl

A thunderstorm in spots

Guwahati Partly sunny Imphal

26 18 31 19

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 27 18

Itanagar Partly sunny and pleasant

29 17

Shillong

A thunderstorm in the area

23 13

Kohima

Couple of thunderstorm

21 13

Dimapur Partly sunny and pleasant

31 19

Mkg

A thunderstorm in the area

24 15

Tuensang Partly sunny with a t-storm

22 9

Wokha

Some sun, a t-storm in spots 26 18

Zunheboto Some sun with a thunderstorm 19 12

State BJP appoints

Dimapur: State BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu has appointed state executive members, Chipora Ngullie, Moatoshi Longkumer, M. Aremo Tongoe, I.K.Sema, Kheto Sema, L.Temjen Jamir, Phongwang Konyak, Vidihoulie Theiinuo, James Patton, Lukiqhe Asumi and Vixepu Swu. President has also informed the new appointees to attend the 3rd state executive meeting on October 14-15 at Hotel Saramati.

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Dr. Nicky Kire addressing the gathering during KVGOA silver jubilee celebration. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT.13 (NPN): Minister of Forest, Environment and Climate Change, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire said that one should lead by action and not just with mere words. He said this while addressing the gathering on the occasion of Kohima Village Gazetted Officers’ Association (KVGOA) silver jubilee grand finale celebration as the chief guest held at Kohima village council hall on Thursday.

Dr. Kire encouraged the KVGOA to continue its services to the public and not stop with one occasion.

He said KVGOA being a responsible group of people should inculcate others the habit of admitting the mistake rather than defend the culprit or wrongdoer. Stressing the importance of respect, he reminded that respect should be earned with ones’ behavior as it cannot be bought with money. Minister also challenged the members to revive the work culture in “our” society which was diminishing slowly.

Dr. Kire also shared the concern of conserving flora and fauna, pointing out that Nagas were randomly killing

and destroying the rare animals’ species. Kire reminded that Nagaland was known as the world capital of Amur falcon and everyone should put effort to conserve the rich resources in “our” land. He also encouraged the KGVOA members to show concern of various important issues for the betterment of the society.

President KVGOA, Er. Keviletuo Yiese in his presidential address expressed profound gratitude and heartfelt appreciation to all the former office bearers and founding members for their contributions during their respective tenures and their continued guidance and support for the association. He said KVGOA has more than 400 members comprising of professionals and intellectuals with huge human resource which ould contribute towards the upliftment and betterment of not only its village but also for the development of the state and its people.

Er. Yiese encouraged the fellow members to rise up to the occasion and strive to be upright and efficient officers and leave the legacy behind. He appealed to all the members to rededicate “oneself ” to the association and Kewhimia in particular

and to the Nagas in general in ushering greater unity and harmony amongst all.

First president KVGOA Vipralhou Kesiezie and chairman Kohima village council Medoselhou Keretsü also addressed the gathering.

The programme was led

by K. Neibu Sekhose convenor organizing committee, invocation prayer said by pastor Khedi Baptist Kehou Rev. Pelhouselhu Belho, special song presented by KVSU, Pfulikhrie Keretsü & friends and Er. Neigumeü Kire and friends, KVGOA souvenir was released by the chief guest, all the formers office bearers were acknowledged led by Thinuokhrieü Tseikha secretary org. committee, while vote of thanks was proposed by adviser KGVOA Mezhüo Solo.

It may mentioned that itinerary of KVGOA silver jubilee began on August 24 with hoisting of its silver jubilee flag and followed by various activities like training on livelihood programme, social work, search, rescue and fire fighting technique programme at school, role of VDBs and potential of coffee cultivation programme, seminar, health talk, anti-rabies camp and others.

DIMAPUR: Right to Information Week was held at DC’s conference hall Tuensang on October 12, attended by representatives of CKS, USLP, YUTT, KUTT, ENWO Tuensang unit and administrative officers under the theme “RTI and Role of NGOs and CSOs”.

According to DIPR report, the introductory speech of RTI Act 2005 was delivered by EAC Nukshimatong, where he highlighted the importance of RTI Act and its scope for the quality of governance, transparency, accountability and to fight against the corruption.

ADC Tuensang HQ Nchumbemo in a shor t speech mentioned the importance of RTI Act as the agent between government and the concerned citizen through which citizen could play a role in detection of anomalies and corruptions.

Representatives from the tribal Hohos also spoke.

The welcome address was delivered by Weku Zhiemi EAC (Dev) Tuensang while vote of thanks was proposed by Arhomo Yanthan, EAC (P)

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First ATM of NSCB inaugurated at Mokokchung Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 13 (NPN): Nagaland State Co-operative Bank (NSCB) Ltd Mokokchung today inaugurated its first ATM. At a brief but impressive program, deputy commissioner Mokokchung Sushil Kumar Patel who attended the program as the chief guest cut the ribbon opened for the new ATM. Speaking at the program, the DC Mokokchung lauded the NSCB for their services to the people and congratulated the NSCB for installing the ATM. He said that the bank keeping in mind the golden jubilee celebrations due next year should provide the best facilities to its customers in order to make the bank grow further.

The DC also offered to extend all possible help and further acknowledged that it was one of the best performing banks in the state, adding that NSCB was the second largest bank after SBI. He

DC Mokokchung and other officials after inaugurating the ATM. (NP)

expressed his hope that the bank would grow with great returns in the future. It is to be noted that the NSCB is installing its third ATM in the state today.

Earlier in the program, a short speech was delivered by board of directors, NSCB Mokokchung district, M.

Bendangnukshi Longkumer.

The program was chaired by MD NSCB Ltd Imtilemba Longkumer while the dedicatory prayer was offered by associate pastor MTBA Yanglo Pongen. Vote of thanks was delivered by senior manager NSCB Ltd. Mokokchung branch, I. Nungsang Ao.

Senior officers conference

DIMAPUR: Nagaland police (NP) senior officers conference was held at the PHQ conference hall on October 12, chaired by ADG (L&O) Rupin Sharma.

According to DIPR report, a detailed presentation on practices and pitfalls in Nagaland police and remedies was made by ADG (L&O) which was followed by feedback and discussions on the issues raised and suggestions put forward. The conference concluded with the DGP outlining the challenges that lay ahead for Nagaland Police.

Short speech was also given by DGP Nagaland, L. L. Doungel, while presentations on matters relating to general administration of the department were made by ADG (Admn) G.Akheto and IG(Hq), P F Zeliang. DGP

stressed on the necessity for Nagaland police to embrace and adopt modern policing techniques, encouraged the Officers to be sensitive to the issues and problems of men and also to look after their welfare. He also espoused for adoption of scientific men management emphasising on the importance and benefit of police leadership to be innovative, resourceful and enterprising.

Presentations on administrative problems and issues of police commissionerate /DEFs and NAP/IR units were made by IG (Range) Wapang Jamir and IG (NAP) Bendang Lemtur respectively.

There were also presentations by Joseph Hesso, SP (Kohima), James Kinghen CO 9 NAP (IR) and Rothihu Tetseo,CO10 NAP (IR).

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MU row: tribal students protest in Imphal

North AOC but was prevented from further proceeding near the Southern gate of DM College by a strong police team.

There was brief struggle after the protestors attempted to proceed further.

However, the situation was calmed down after police allowed five leaders of the students to proceed and submit a memorandum to the Governor of Manipur.

Police escorted the fivemember team led by ATSUM president Joseph Hmar and ANSAM president Seth Shatsang upto the Raj Bhavan where the memorandum was submitted to the Governor.

In the memorandum submitted to the Governor, the tribal students traced back the root cause of the present imbroglio in Manipur Univer-

Hopingson raises prospect of NPF victory in Phungyar

Tuki alleges ‘special package’ behind party disintegration

UKHRUL, OCT 13 (NPN): Intending NPF candidate Hopingson A Shimray has raised the prospect of the Naga People’s Front (NPF) winning in the ensuing 11th Manipur State Legislative Assembly in Phungyar assembly constituency with the number of people getting enrolled as primary members of the party soaring over 2000 in the last few months.

“During the course of my ongoing tour across the Phungyar constituency, I distributed a total of 6000 enrolment forms of NPF to villagers of 85 villages, that I have covered in the last couple of months, and so far 2200 people have submitted their applications and subsequently confirmed their membership in the party,” said Hopingson Shimray in a news conference held at UDWJA office on Thursday.

Anticipating that the rest are following suit in short order, Shimray termed the upward trend in the party membership enrolment as a good moral booster for both the NPF and himself as an

ITANAGAR, OCT 13 (AGENCIES): Amidst speculations of Pema Khandu People’s Party of Arunachal (PPA) merging with the BJP, lone Congress MLA Nabam Tuki has reminded his ex-party colleagues of an elusive special package that made them leave the Congress. The centre had dismissed Tuki’s Congress government on January 26 which paved the way for a rebel Congress government in Arunachal Pradesh less than a month later.

“It’s sad that my friends left the Congress. They said they did it for the sake of the state’s development. The BJP did all that it could like imposing President’s Rule and using (former) governor JP Rajkhowa. Now, it has to compensate by releasing the special package of Rs 25,000-crore which the PM committed. But the Centre is only giving lip service for the last two-and-ahalf years,” said Tuki. Tuki said the special package is one of the reasons why the Congress MLAs defected to PPA and be part of the BJP-led NDA. The other was the fear that the Centre would choke flow of funds to Arunachal Pradesh.

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intending candidate.

“I believe that the efforts I put in during my ongoing tour are beginning to show positive outcomes and that people have now understood the concerns of the NPF about myriad issues besetting the Nagas,” he said adding that he drove home to the villagers the aims of the NPF as the only common political platform for all the Nagas in the North East region.

“Reading all the new developments, I can assure that this time around Phungyar is going to witness changes not just in leadership but also in the way people live,” he exuded confidence, while pointing out that until now all he found during his visits was that villagers were haplessly reeling under deprivations in all spheres of life.

Referring to the ongoing Indo-Naga peace process, Shimray said that Naga people are moving closer to the final resolution, especially after signing of the famous Framework Agreement. “And NPF is the only party that will facilitate the process for a peaceful settlement,” Shimray added.

10 Bangladeshis deported SILCHAR (ASSAM), OCT 13 (PTI): Ten Bangladeshi nationals, who were lodged at Silchar Jail, were deported to their country today through the Kalibari ghat port in Karimganj district on the Indo-Bangladesh border, police said. The Bangladeshi nationals, including two children, were put in a motor boat of the BSF amidst tight security for deporting them to their country, they said. The Karimganj Superintendent of Police was the coordinator for the deportation process, they said. The date to deport the Bangladeshi nationals was decided by the Union Home Ministry, Deputy Commissioner S Vishwanathan told PTI.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO

No.JUD.21/2016-17/56 Dt. Zbto, the 27.09.2016 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smti LHOSHELI of Aichisaghemi Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate her husband Lt. Lukuto has expired on 24-06-2016.

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

Sd/- Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-8006 Regd. No. 4015 Date : 26-09-16

AFFIDAVIT (DECLARATION)

I, Shri. P. Meren, son of Late M. Ao, aged about 76 years, resident of House No. 2, Lower Forest Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and state as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my name has been entered and recorded as Pangyangmeren P. Meren and P. Meren Aier in some of my official documents.

3. That the above referred names Pangyangmeren P. Meren and P. Meren Aier refer to the one and the same person.

4. That henceforth my name shall be known as P. Meren and shall be used in all my official documents and for all official purposes.

5. That the declaration made in paragraphs 1,2,3 and 4 above are true to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein.

And I sign this affidavit on oath, on the 15th of Sept. 2016 at Kohima.

Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this the 15th day of September, 2016.

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Siliguri and Mirik.

Vehicles coming downhill from Kurseong to Siliguri and those travelling between Mirik and Siliguri have to take a detour of over 25 km through Panighata Road via Bagdogra to reach their destination.

“Officials of the state PWD have visited the site and initiated necessary work to restore the approach road,” the Darejeeling DM said.

The damaged stretch near Garidhura is around 15 km from here.

Last monsoon, a bridge on the Rakti stream had been damaged and after that, the temporary bridge was built.

According to a Gangtok report, the Kalijhora route has been blocked due to continuous rainfall that has washed away and damaged major sections of the NH 10, the lifeline of Sikkim. The damaged stretch was 3 km ahead of Coronation Bridge near Kalijhora that has been totally washed out.

Vehicles towards Sikkim are being diverted through other alternate routes via Darjeeling and Teesta and Kalimpong-Monsong-Rangpo or Kalimpong-Melli-Rangpo route. As per an official report from Rangpo, light vehicles, especially cars from Siliguri are being allowed to pass slowly since this morning.

In the bus and taxi stands of Rangpo, Singtam and Gangtok in Sikkim, long queues of anxious passengers were seen waiting for taxis from Siliguri.

Cabs were not easily available, making it difficult for the travellers.

USUKA demand sparks tension in KA Correspondent DIPHU, OCT 13 (NPN): United Karbi Students’ Association (USUKA), a Diphu based student body which recently demanded that only the hills tribals included in the Sixth Schedule of the Indian Constitution will have to be given right to vote within Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) administered area, have demanded that a fresh voters list will have to be prepared to meet up their demand.

The issue has no gone down well with the non tribal population of the district which constitutes more than 65% of the population.

Tension started after the matter was published in several vernacular dailies of Guwahati, Diphu and Bokajan, squarely blaming the ruling BJP led KAAC and the Assam government for the fiasco.

“The bulk of the non tribal voters of both the autonomous hill districts of Assam in fact stood rock solidly behind BJP to present it with 4 MLA seats out of 5 and now the government is repaying them by snatching

OFFICE OF THE MOILAN STUDENTS’ UNION WOKHA-797111, NAGALAND

FELICITATES

The Union is immensely pleased to honor and congratulate MR. NLUMSAO OVUNG on being promoted to the post of Political Assistant to Deputy Commissioner under Dist. Administration, Wokha.

The Union and the citizens of Moilan village are overwhelmed by your achievement for bringing laurels to our community.

The Union thank the almighty God and further wish him long life and a successful carrier.

Abel Yansaromo Gen. Secy., MSU President, MSU

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IMPHAL, OCT 13 (NPN): Hundreds of tribal students took to the streets in a rally here on Thursday to protest the decision to adopt Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act2006 in Manipur University.

Tribal students have been protesting against a decision of the Academic Council of the University taken on October 8 last regarding adoption of Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act-2006.

The decision has deepened the crisis within the Central undertaking university following which Manipur government had even wrote the Centre to intervene in resolving the prevailing crisis.

DARJEELING/GANGTOK OCT 13 (PTI): Life in Darjeeling hills was today affected as incessant rains caused landslides at some places and washed away roads, snapping direct road link between Siliguri and Mirik and damaging stretches along NH-10 causing hardship to travellers in the tourist season.

West Bengal government has undertaken restoration work on a work footing and deployed relief and rescue teams in Darjeeling and Mirik.

“We have already sent relief teams to the area. The relief work has started. We have also sent teams and specialised machines for the restoration of NH-10. Senior officials are on the spot,” state Tourism Minister Gautam Deb, who rushed to the spot following instruction from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, said.

Rains have damaged vast stretches of NH-10, the lifeline of Sikkim, on the Kalijhora route near Siliguri halting traffic for hours, a report from Gangtok said.

The state has also taken steps to bring back the stranded tourists. “We are also making special arrangements to bring back the tourists who want to come back,” Deb told PTI. Darjeeling District Magistrate Anurag Srivastava said a road leading to a temporary bridge over the Rakti near Garidhura was washed away yesterday as the stream overflew because of constant rains since Tuesday.

The damaged road snapped the direct link between

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

Pughoboto : Nagaland JUDL-4/SUCC/2016-17/195 Dated Pughoboto the 7th Oct. 2016

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas,Smti Khulu, W/o Lt. Inazhe Sema of Pughoboto Town has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate under Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to claim Family Pension and Bank Account etc. of her husband, who expired on 27/09/2016.

Therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice.

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their right of adult franchise,” reported one of the Assamese news paper published from Bokajan subdivision.

KAAC authority in its effort to minimize damage has announced that no decision has been taken in the matter and the committee constituted by the KAAC will only examine the demands of the student organization within the ambit of the Indian Constitution’s 6th Schedule; making its point clear through an official press release issued today by, Harsing Teron, Joint Secretary of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council.

In the press release, KAAC pointed out that it was incorrect to say that the non tribal voters will not be allowed to vote in election of the local legislative bodies as no decision has been taken by any authority on the issue.

It may be mentioned here that the USUKA made

With love and prayers, Dad, Mom, siblings & family members. ___________________________________ Dear Kakuli Gud Morning!! and Many Many Happy Returns of the Day. May God bless U with happy a healthy life.

‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY’ Yours Luving Family.

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Happiest 8th Birthday my most beloved Nephew God Bless you more...

LOVE YOU TO INFINITY AND BEYOND...

Yours Mummy Atsou Koza. ________________________ Dearest Temsü, On your first birthday we want to celebrate the miracle of your birth and new life by stuffing our faces in front of you.

Baby Temsü! Happy 1st Birthday!

With lots of love From family members Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android. ______________________________ Dear Thejangunuo, SomEtHings get better with agE.... you’re one of dem......Wish U a vry ‘HAPPY BIRTHDAY ‘ May ur lyf lead U tO great happiness..

Success & hope that all your heart wishes come true! *EnjOy yOur dAy* May God giv U lots Of suCh jOy & Happy momeNt God bless you.

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Another ruling Congress MLA resigns in Manipur

IMPHAL, OCT 13 (IANS): Congress MLA Francis Ngajokpa resigned from the Manipur assembly as well as the ruling party’s primary membership on Thursday.

Francis went to Speaker T. Lokeswor’s office in the morning to submit his resignation. Later, he handed over his resignation from the party to Congress state unit President T.N. Haokip.

Francis told IANS that he will announce his next political move shortly. Specu-

lation is rife that he will likely join the Bharatiya Janata Party.

People in his Tadubi constituency had held a meeting on Monday and decided not to allow him to campaign in their area unless he resigned from the party which the tribals dubbed as “anti-tribals”.

Francis’ exit from the Congress comes in the wake of the resignation of former minister and sitting MLA Yumkham Erabot, who later joined the BJP.

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Dimapur, Nagaland

Dt. Medz. the 1st Sept. 2016

NOTICE

Whereas, Shri. Petelevi, son of Late Kelhou Angami of Medziphema Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw Pension/GIS/GPF/Leave encasement/Bank Account etc. of Late Kelhou Angami, who expired on 15/10/2014.

Public are hereby asked to file objections/claims if any within 30 days of the issue of this notice.

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from N.walim. ______________

Dear Limiza callsta Aye Hey Birthday girl, you are so fearful and wonderfully made. On this special Day of your, we wish you a many many happy return of day, as you grown mere may all your dreams comes true. Where ever you may be God’s blessing and his grace be upon your life. Once again Happy Birth Day & May the lord Almighty bless and your studies too.

From, Naywin (DBC)

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MEDZIPHEMA

(Sara S. Jamir) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema :Dimapur Nagaland

Dimapur Area Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Smti.

Sentirenla Longkumer on being promoted to the post of Additional Director under the Department of Food & Civil Supplies, Govt. of Nagaland.

DACST wishes her good health and all the success in her future endeavours.

FELICITATION

L. Nungsang PNR. Presdient, DACST

Imomatsung Pongen General Secy, DACST

GRATITUDE

The Thetsümi Students’ Union would like to acknowledge and extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons: 1. MR. NEICHUTE DOULO, CEO and Coordinator, EA, Kohima for winning the Prestigious Social Entrepreneur of the Year (SEOY)-India 2016 Award in New Delhi.

2. MISS. MENIELE K. NUH, Asst. Professor, Science College, Jotsoma for achieving PhD on the research work “Slope stability investigation between Kohima and Mao with special reference to National Highway-39” under Nagaland University.

The Union appreciates them for bringing laurels to the community and wishes them greater achievement in their future endeavour.

VERILHOU LASUH TSHEKHROTE LASHUH President Gen. Secretary

I, Aba Sirie and family would like to express our profound gratitude to Pastor Zambemo Kithan of Yikhum Village Baptist Church Wokha, GB’s, Chairman, Village council members, elders and citizens of Yikhum Village and Shri Kesalhoukho Casavi and his friends, Mr. Mhonbemo Lotha (Wokha Town), Mr. Zubemo Lotha (Wokha Town), for their tireless efforts and timely intervention in the unfortunate incident meted by my vehicle on 11th October 2016 at Yikhum Village.

May the Almighty bless each and every individuals abundantly for their good deeds, in spite of our short comings to thank them all individually.

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NPF PARTY 41 A/C TIZIT WELCOME

AFFIDAVIT

Registration No. 3885/2016 Date : 13/10/2016 I, Shri Xukiho Shohe, S/o Henito Shohe, Resident of Akuhaito Town, Dist:Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India.

2. That, my full and correct official name is "Xukiho Shohe" which is entered and recorded in my academic certificate, appointment order, official documents and service records.

3. That, my name has been inadvertently entered and recorded as "H. Xukiho Shohe" in my Bank Account of SBI Zunheboto Main Branch vide No. 11736606571 and as "H. Xukoho Shohe" in my GPF statement vide Account No. EDN/16020.

4. That, "Xukiho Shohe", "H. Xukiho Shohe" and "H. Xukoho Shohe" are the names of one and the same person, i.e., my name only.

5. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare my correct name as "Xukiho Shohe" and further to declare that I shall use the same in all my future correspondences and records and also to rectify the same in my aforesaid bank account and other relevant documents and records.

6. That, the statements made above from para 1 to 5 of this affidavit is made by me which is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing is concealed therein.

And I have signed this affidavit on this 13th day of October '2016 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

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the demand through a memorandum before the Chief Executive Member (CEM) of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council on September 20 last.

Taking cognizance of the matter the CEM constituted a committee absorbing several United Karbi Students’ Association members together with KAAC officials, Karbi Traditional king and other dignitaries to study the matter and report to the KAAC, however no other person from any other non tribal community has been included in the committee.

The committee members comprise Tuliram Ronghang, CEM’s advisor Elwin Teron, Harsing Teron, Jt. Secretary, KAAC Harsing Rongphang, Karbi traditional king, Sarthe Ronghi (advocate), UKSA president Roton Terang, Klirdap Terang and Semson Teron.

Hi Dear, As you step into a new era of life, may the fruit of joy and happiness entrail your life forever. Wishing you A Very Happy Birthday.

God bless you..

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The rally was organised jointly initiative of tribal based student bodies like All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM), All Naga Students’ Association Manipur (ANSAM) and Kuki Students’ Organisation (KSO).

Placards with slogans like, “Follow parliament act 2012,” “31% reservation for ST,” “Our right is our life,” “Shame on you MU authority,” “punish the law violators VC and registered,” “respect tribal rights” etc were displayed during the rally.

The participants also shouted various slogans decrying the decision of the authority of the university.

The rally kick-started from Imphal’s Adimjati complex and proceeded towards Imphal Raj Bhavan through

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Police blocking tribal students rally in Imphal over reservation row in Manipur University_in Imphal on Thursday. (NP)

sity to UGC letter no. 21-2/ 2015(CU) dated 23rd march 2016.

The tribal student bodies alleged that the committee of deans of Manipur University had taken a hasty decision to adopt the reservation policy as stated in the letter.

The university had not sought any clarification from UGC to implement the all India reservation norms of 7.5% for ST 15% for SC, 27% for OBC in admission and recruitment in the university, they alleged.

The University authority had never considered the amended reservation policy of 2012.

It was nothing but a direct attempt to discriminate and marginalize the tribal community in the state of Manipur by limiting access to higher education learning, the tribal students lamented.

In the memorandum, they drew the attention of the state Governor stating that unless strict corrective measures are not taken at the earliest it would tantamount to encouraging disrespect of the rule of law and violating the parliament act.

“Any decision taken by MU academic council against the Central Educational Institutional (Reservation in Admission) Amendment Act2012 will attract prompt interference from all quarters which may pave to social upheavals and social divide between the already divided hill and valley dwellers,” the memorandum added.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, October 14, 2016

The Bura Namsang Village Council appreciates Maytas-Gayatri (JV) for the maintenance of two-lane road between Tamlu Town and NEC road junction, Bura Namsang. As of now, Maytas-Gayatri (JV) maintains the said road which is under its jurisdiction and routine road maintenance is ongoing. All roads are inspected at least on a daily basis which is expected to continue for a month. Regardless, they appreciate comments or notification of problems from the public. The council hopes that the road maintenance will continue until the actual start of the project. Furthermore, the council extends all possible support to Maytas-Gayatri (JV) and agrees to cooperate with them until the completion of their project.

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The NPF Party 41 A/C Tizit warmly welcomes Shri. K. Teijat Konyak, Vice President BJP & Membership Drive Convener Mon District, Shri. P. Nokton Konyak, BJP Tizit Town who resigned along with 41 households and Shri. Phongong Konyak, BJP Tizit Town who also resigned along with 23 households and joined the NPF Party fold 41 A/C Tizit to work wholeheartedly under the dynamic and visionary leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu President NPF Nagaland and T. R Zeliang, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Nagaland.

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The deserted roads in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday due to strike by BJP workers in protest against the brutal killing of a party activist in Kannur. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): JNU administration today ordered an inquiry into burning of Ravana’s effigy with faces of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP chief Amit Shah and others plastered on it on the occasion of Dussehra, and issued show cause notices to students allegedly involved in the incident.

Meanwhile, the Congressaffiliated National Students Union of India (NSUI), to which the organisers of the event belonged, has said the outfit supported the “intention” behind the protest but not the “method”. “We have ordered an inquiry into the effigy burning incident and are examining the issue,” said JNU VC Jagadesh Kumar, whose picture was also stuck on the effigy set ablaze Tuesday night. JNU officials said show cause notices have been issued to the students allegedly involved in the incident. They have been asked to appear before the Proctor and explain their position.

clashed resulting in injuries to three DYFI workers, police said.

There was a minor clash between BJP and CPI(M) workers at Sreevaraham in Thiruvanathapuram and some workers were injured, police said.

Meanwhile, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Nalini Netto and state DGP Loknath Behara met Governor P Sathasivam and apprised him of the law-and-order situation in the state.

This is in view of the governor expressing concern over the recent ‘isolated incidents’ of political murders in Kannur district, a Raj Bhavan press release.

They informed the governor efforts were on to apprehend the culprits, irrespective of their party affiliations.

Parliamentary panel not to be briefed on surgical strikes NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): A controversy has broken out over the last minute dropping of a planned briefing on surgical strikes at the meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee for Defence tomorrow with two senior Congress members dubbing it “highly unacceptable” and pitching for bringing back the original agenda.

“The decision not to brief the committee over surgical strikes under the garb of secrecy only amounts to ‘lack of confidence’ in the Members of Parliament, who are in the committee and who are bound by the oath of secrecy. This position is absolutely unacceptable to us,” party General Secretaries Ambika Soni and Madhusudan Mistry said in a joint statement.

BJP leader Subramanian Swamy, who is also a member of the Standing Committee, however, differed saying the decision should be

left to the army.

Mistry said they have written to Committee’s Chairman B C Khanduri telling him the move is “highly unacceptable”.

“We are deeply disappointed over the last minute change of agenda,” they said, adding “We demand that the original agenda of the forthcoming Committee meeting should be maintained and also defence officials inform the Committee about the number of surgical strikes carried out since 2004.”

“It is our firm belief that the officials should brief the standing committee members as they briefed the leaders of the opposition parties on the above said issues.”

They insisted it’s high time the attitude of the defence officials towards the standing committee members “change for the better” and committee is informed of the “shortcomings” the forces are facing in combating adversaries on borders.

NSUI threatens nation-wide stir NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (IANS): The student wing of the Congress party, NSUI, on Thursday warned of countrywide protests if any action was taken against it for burning an effigy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 11.

“We will launch countrywide protests if any action is taken against us after the probe.

We have done nothing wrong,” NSUI leader Sunny Dhiman told IANS. On October 11, Dhiman along with other students had burned a multi-headed effigy at the Sabarmati Dhaba inside the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus. The effigy’s heads featured Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Sadhvi Prachi, BJP President Amit Shah, Asaram Bapu and Nathuram Godse, besides others. A probe was ordered on Wednesday by the JNU Vice Chancellor M. Jagadesh Kumar. “The effigy burning incident at JNU was brought to our notice. We

are investigating the matter and examining all relevant information,” the university head had tweeted. One of the heads on the effigy depicted the Vice Chancellor. “The Vice Chancellor is indulging in witch-hunting of Dalits and Muslims, instead of protecting their rights,” Dhiman told IANS, while confirming that although the probe was ordered but no notice was served.

“No one raised any objection when former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s effigy was burned. They are selectively targeting us this time,” the NSUI leader said.

He said that effigy-burning is a routine affair in JNU. “We chose the day of Vijayadashami as it was on this day that B.R. Ambedkar adopted Buddhism and RSS was founded. We wanted to give them (BJP) a message that their discriminatory politics -‘Gau-Raksha’ politics will not work anymore,” he said.

New gov in TN likely soon NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa hospitalised for about three weeks, the Centre is contemplating appointing a new Governor in Tamil Nadu soon.

“The process of appointment of a new Governor in Tamil Nadu is on,” a source in the government said. The post has been lying vacant for more than a month ever since K Rosaiah demitted office in Augustend. Maharashtra Governor C Vidyasagar Rao is currently holding the additional charge of Tamil Nadu Governor.

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (IANS): The government is projecting the armed forces in Hindutva terms and this “should be a matter of serious concern for every citizen of our country”, the CPI-M has said.

Since the army’s surgical strikes, the government itself “is projecting the armed forces in Hindutva terms and using crass casteist and religious imagery to describe their role”, the CPI-M journal “People’s Democracy” said in an editorial.

“The warning bells are loud and clear. Under the BJPRSS dispensation, no institution of the State, including the armed forces, are immune from the Hindutva subversion,” it said. “This should be a matter of serious concern for every citizen of the country. “All those who wish to protect the secular democratic character of the Republic should raise their voice to tell the BJP and RSS ‘Hands off the armed forces’,” the editorial said.

The CPI-M said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Dussehra speech in Lucknow was connected to the coming assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh.

“Modi utilised the religious festival to lace his political message in a religious idiom. He started his speech with ‘Jai Shri Ram’ and talked of fighting terrorism using analogies from the Ramayana.

“The message was clear - the electoral battle in Uttar Pradesh would be fought by mixing religion with politics and on a strident communal agenda.

Jaya health: AIIMS team, UK-based specialist visit Apollo Hospital again

CHENNAI, OCT 13 (PTI/ IANS): The expert team of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), along with a UK-based specialist, who had earlier examined Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, today visited Apollo Hospital again.

Hospital sources said international specialist and consultant from Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital, London, Dr Richard Beale, and the AIIMS team, comprising Dr G Khilnani, Professor of Department of Pulmonology Medicine, Dr Anjan Trikha, Professor of Anaesthesiology and Critical Care, and Dr Nitish Nayak, Professor of Department of Cardiology, visited the hospital in the afternoon.

The expert panel, during its earlier visit to the hospital on October 6, had drawn up a detailed medical management plan to treat the 68-year-old AIADMK supremo.

During its last visit, the team had held detailed deliberations on the treatment protocol provided to Jayalalithaa.

On October 9 and 10, Khilnani had visited the hospital and examined the chief minister.

An earlier press release from the hospital had said, he had discussions with the hospital’s expert panel and had “concurred with the present line of treatment” being given to the chief minister.

Jayalalithaa continues to be under treatment and “is being constantly monitored by the intensivists and other consultants in the expert panel”, it had said.

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RANCHI, OCT 13 (IANS): The death in a Ranchi hospital of Minhaj Ansari, 22, of Jharkhand’s Jamtara district, who was in police custody, is the second custodial death taking place within three months in the state.

Ansari was arrested on October 3 on the charge of spreading ‘objectionable messages’ over beef on WhatsApp. His family claimed they were informed that two days after his arrest, he was admitted to a hospital. He was later shifted to Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS),

Ranchi, where he died on October 9. The news of Ansari’s death remained suppressed for some days on account of the Durga Puja festivities. But, as the issue surfaced, Officer-inCharge of Narayanpura Police Station Harish Pathak was suspended, a case filed against him and the family was handed a compensation of Rs 2 lakh.

Ansari’s is allegedly the second case of custodial death in Jharkhand in less than three months.

In the first week on July this year, tribal youth Rupesh Swansy was arrested on charge of alleged link with Maoist

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NMDFC on behalf of the Ministry of Minority Affairs is participating in India International Trade Fair 2016 under the banner of USTTAD scheme, wherein opportunity will be given to artisans belonging to Minorities viz. Muslims, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist, Parsi & Jain communities to market & sell their products. Each artisan would be given one shared stall. NMDFC invites applications from individual artisans, interested in marketing & selling their own products during this exhibition in the prescribed format available on the NMDFC website www.nmdfc.org. The filled-up applications forms duly super-scribing "application to participate in the IITF 2016" need to be addressed & sent to Manager (H&A) NMDFC, Core-1, 1st Floor, SCOPE Minar, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi-92. Last date for receipt of duly filled-in applications is 25th October 2016. Please note that mere filing of application with-in prescribed date does not entitle an applicant to be selected for the event. The selected artisans would be informed by NMDFC in due course. davp 27104/11/0001/1617

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Police nab two more, warn rumour-mongers

Police today arrested two more persons for allegedly circulating rumours on social networking sites on the health status of Chief Minister Jayalalithaa and warned that spreading such rumours is an offence for which law prescribes imprisonment of over seven years.

In the latest arrest for posting rumours, police said, 28-year-old Mani Selvam, a bank employee, hailing from Ottapidaram Taluk, Tuticorin and 42-year-old Bala Sundaram hailing from Pammal, Chennai, were arrested today.

“Fifty cases have been registered for posting malicious and false content regarding the health condition of the Chief Minister on the social media so far,” a Central Crime Branch press release said, adding that posting such statements on social networking sites was a “violation of law”.

Police have formed a special team comprising cyber experts to monitor such comments posted on social networking sites.

The special team is working to identify those who had posted such “false and malicious” content on the social media, the release said.

“Public are requested to avoid making such statements in social networking sites.

The offences are liable to be punished with rigorous imprisonment for more than seven years,” the release said.

“Users of social media are advised not to spread false, malicious and motivated information regarding the health condition of the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Stern action will be taken against the culprits, if any such content is noticed,” it said.

Panneerselvam takes charge of portfolios

Tamil Nadu Finance Minister O. Panneerselvam has taken charge of the portfolios earlier handled by Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa, officials said on Thursday.

This was also reflected on the state government’s official website which listed the portfolio’s handled by Jayalalithaa but now put under Panneerselvam’s name. Jayalalithaa held the portfolios of Public, Indian Administrative Service, Indian Police Service, Indian Forest Service, General Administration, District Revenue Officers, Police and Home. The officials told IANS that it is just reallocation of portfolios, that is, files that were sent to Chief Minister Jayalalithaa for approval earlier will now be sent to Panneerselvam.

Panneerselvam, who visited the state secretariat on Wednesday and Thursday, is stepping into Jayalalithaa’s shoes for the third time, but this time with a difference.

J’khand Police role suspect after 2nd custodial death

Cabinet nod for IIM at Jammu

NEW DELHI, OCT 13 (PTI): Jammu is set to get an Indian Institute of Management (IIM) from the current academic session as part of the Prime Minister’s development package for Jammu and Kashmir. An out-campus will be set up in the Kashmir region later. The Union Cabinet today approved the establishment and operationalisation of IIM at Jammu in a temporary campus at Old Government College of Engineering and Technology from the Academic Year 2016-17. The project will involve a cost of Rs 61.90 crore in temporary campus for the initial four years from 2016 to 2020.

The student strength intake for this year in the Post Graduate Diploma Programme (PGDP) in Management is 54 which will progressively go up to a cumulative student strength of 120 in the 4th year. “Steps would also be taken up for setting up campus at Jammu and an out-campus in Kashmir region. The detailed project report for the permanent campuses is under preparation and thereafter the process for setting up of the campuses would start,” an official statement said after the Cabinet meeting.

support, antibiotics, nutrition, supportive therapy and passive physiotherapy were being given to her, it had added.

Jayalalithaa was admitted to the hospital on September 22 after she complained of fever and dehydration.

guerrillas. He also died undergoing treatment at RIMS, Ranchi. Third-degree torture is said to be the reason for his death.

Ranchi police suspended Ashok Prasad and Pankaj Kumar, the Officers-in-Charge of Rahe and Dasham police stations, respectively, as Rupesh’s family alleged police atrocities.

Taking suo motu notice of the case, the Jharkhand High Court directed the state government to hand over a Rs 1-lakh compensation to his kin.

Other than these two instances of police atrocities, in which the victims died, there

are more cases that go on to prove the inhuman treatment being meted out to those in custody.

On June 14, a minor girl of Latehar district was given third-degree torture, which left a deep impact on her mind.

She was admitted to a Ranchi hospital for treatment, where she remained unconscious for over 72 hours.

The same day, a truck driver Nazim was allegedly shot at by policemen in Dhanbad.

The injured driver was taken to West Bengal in a critical condition, where he underwent treatment.

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body of the slain youth was cremated, witnessed another murder today when Farooq (40), activist of SDPI (Social Democratic Party of India), political wing of Popular Front of India, was stabbed to death by a group.

Police, however, said this was not a political murder and was due to previous enmity even as SDPI pointed fingers at IUML. Some incidents of violence were reported from various parts of the state. In some places, hartal supporters blocked private vehicles from plying. At Thrissur, hartal supporters damaged the memorial of Azhikode Raghavan, a Communist leader.

At Ottapalam in Palakkad district, activists of RSS and CPI(M)’s youth wing DYFI

The governor also appealed to leaders of all political parties to convince their local units and cadres on the need to settle differences and disputes amicably and without resorting to violence of any kind.

He also expressed hope that all political parties would come forward to share the responsibilities to maintain peace in areas witnessing violent incidents.

The release also stated that the ‘petition on political violence’ in Kannur received by the governor and forwarded to the chief minister was also being ‘acted upon’.

A march taken out by BJP activists to the Secretariat here saw some media personnel being attacked.

Cameras and lens of few photographers, who tried to take video footage of some persons damaging a CPI(M) flag post and flex board in front of the secretariat, were allegedly damaged by protesters. They also allegedly manhandled a photographer of an English daily and police have registered a case. A similar incident of media personnel allegedly being attacked was also reported from Thrissur.

Kerala Union of Working Journalists district secretary C Rahim condemned the incidents and wanted government to take stern action against those who were behind the attack.

Reports on stone pelting of some long distance buses were reported even as private vehicles were blocked in various places and BJP workers allegedly forcibly tried to close down shutters of some shops.

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T H I R U V A N A N THAPURAM, OCT 13 (PTI): An activist of SDPI was stabbed to death in Kerala’s Kannur district today as violence marred the state-wide hartal called by BJP in protest against the murder of a party worker allegedly

by CPI(M) activists.

Normal life was hit with public transport keeping off the roads and shops and business establishments remaining shut.

BJP activist Remith was hacked to death in the home town of Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan yesterday within 48 hours of the murder of a CPI(M) activist and toddy shop worker Mohanan (40) by a six-member gang at Pathiriyad in Kannur district.

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amil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa has largely gone into a forced political hibernation after being re-elected as chief minister. She was admitted to Apollo Hospitals on September 22 for fever and dehydration and has since been kept in constant medical attention. What Jayalalitha is suffering from and how serious it is , has been kept under tight wrap by the hospital. The only information made available was that Jayalalitha, who is known as ‘Amma’, has to be kept for a longer period till her health improves. A photograph would have worked even better but in Tamil Nadu’s over-secretive milieu, that is like asking for the moon. Jayalalithaa’s suspected medical ailments are strictly off bounds for the media. This is particularly after two publications and BJP Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy received defamation notices last year for ascribing “false illnesses” to its leader, according to AIADMK. This time the media has only faithfully reproduced Apollo Hospitals’ press release which only says that the CM is under observation and on normal diet. With rumours about her ill-health circulating wildly, prompting many to wonder who is in charge of the Tamil Nadu government while the CM is in hospital, the government decided to tell the world that Amma was at work even from her hospital bed. Statements made by rivals are now fuelling doubts over whether she is ill and if so, just how ill she is. If a couple of reports over the weekend are accurate, Jayalalithaa may be very ill and depending on which report that is read. Tamil Nadu governor C Vidyasagar Rao allocated all the portfolios of chief minister J Jayalalithaa to her close confidante and finance minister O Panneerselvam. In Tamil politics, of the two top political veterans, DMK supremo and 92-year old M.Karunanidhi has been chief minister five times while his junior, 68-year old Jayalalitha became chief minister for the sixth time.

Karunanidhi may be easing off to political retirement owing to his age and some ailment but he has been a stubborn fighter and despite the odds, continues to harbour the ambition of regaining the chair. On the other hand, current chief minister Jayalalitha has been widely successful in stamping her imprint in the minds of the Tamilians especially the women with her famous ‘Amma’ brand food, canteens and appliances etc. Jayalalitha has total control over her party legislators who know better than not to kowtow before her or even prostrate themselves as a sign of total surrender. However, there is also another side of Amma. She is seen by the poor peasants as a god-sent leader and mother. Her schemes are so popular that they have been copied by other chief ministers too. In a world of rising economic costs, Amma has become a benevolent leader who has provided freebies from free laptops, gold, water, milk and subsidised food. She has also managed to bring about phased prohibition in response to the cries of women in the state. Her pro-women policies have paid political dividends and made her the undefeatable woman candidate for chief minister. Perhaps the most lasting political impact has been Jayalalitha’s ‘Stand Alone Spirit’ by which she steered the course for her party and always kept other alliance partners as minor players. Jaya’s ailment continues to be a talking point beyond and this proves that though she may be out of sight, she certainly isn’t out of mind.

DailyDevotion Individual Discouragement and Personal Growth …when Moses was grown…he went out to his brethren and looked at their burdens. —Exodus 2:11 Moses saw the oppression of his people and felt certain that he was the one to deliver them, and in the righteous indignation of his own spirit he started to right their wrongs.

After he launched his first strike for God and for what was right, God allowed Moses to be driven into empty discouragement, sending him into the desert to feed sheep for forty years. At the end of that time, God appeared to Moses and said to him, “ ‘…bring My people…out of Egypt.’ But Moses said to God, ‘Who am I that I should go…?’ ” (Exodus 3:1011). In the beginning Moses had realized that he was the one to deliver the people, but he had to be trained and disciplined

by God first. He was right in his individual perspective, but he was not the person for the work until he had learned true fellowship and oneness with God. We may have the vision of God and a very clear understanding of what God wants, and yet when we start to do it, there comes to us something equivalent to Moses’ forty years in the wilderness. It’s as if God had ignored the entire thing, and when we are thoroughly discouraged, God comes back and revives His call to us. And then we begin to tremble and say, “Who am I that I should go…?” We must learn that God’s great stride is summed up in these words— “I AM WHO I AM…has sent me to you” (Exodus 3:14). We must also learn that our individual effort for God shows nothing but disrespect for Him— our individuality is to be rendered radiant through a personal relationship with God, so that He may be “well pleased” (Matthew 3:17). We are focused on the right individual perspective of things; we have the vision and can say, “I know this is what God wants me to do.” But we have not yet learned to get into God’s stride. If you are going through a time of discouragement, there is a time of great personal growth ahead.

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Gratitude… staying humble when fate smiles on you. ~ Quintus Nienaber

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ccess to infor mation under the Right to Information Act 2005(RTI) is one of the most powerful tool that has been provided to the citizens of the country. Right to Information ensures openness in administration by enabling the public to demand information about issues as varied as deteriorating civic amenities, utilization of public funds, quality and standard of goods and services and basic human rights. The Right to Information promotes transparency, empowers the citizens, reduces corruption; increase efficiency; makes officials accountable, and puts an end to their indifferences, arrogance and corruption. Unless the citizens are informed of their rights in the form of information, probably they cannot assert their rights and make the government accountable for its actions. In view of a decade of RTI in Nagaland, Nagaland state was not lacking behind with the rest of the states in the country as Nagaland Information Commission was constituted on 14th March 2006. In the assessment of the impact of RTI in Nagaland for the last ten (10) years done by the Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation(NVCO) under the co-ordinatorship of its President Kezhokhoto Savi, there are several success stories and the misuse of RTI as well. There are good number of number of success stories to the extent that had there RTI Act not been implemented in the state a good number of young bright intelligent man and woman may become depressed in life and may allowed to exploit their precious talents. There are instances of misusing the RTI Act by the applicants and public authorities as well such as negotiation with money is one way of withdrawing the RTI application, some applicants were filing RTI just to extract money from public authorities, public authority attempted to bribe the applicants, use of RTI to harass the public authorities or certain department, offered huge sum of hard cash to applicant,

public authority manipulate public documents while furnishing to the applicant.

However, we are to appreciate the government departments for maintenance of records or official documents much better with the implementation of the RTI Act in the state. But when it come to the level of corrupt practices especially in public sectors we did not see any improvement rather it is becoming worsen especially the amount of money spent during the last State General Election. We don’t see much of improvement in public infrastructural developmental works such as roads, etc. and had detected so much of illegality in spending public funds in not following the norms and procedures including illegal deduction of certain percentages in the name of party funds, commission, etc. Several organisations contributes a role in promoting the RTI Act in the state by way of filing RTI applications, fighting against the illegality and shortcoming of procedure based on information/documents obtained through RTI and had even filed a case of Public Interest Litigation(PIL) before the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench. There are cases where individual and organisation were filing RTI application just for the sake of filing as they do not read and sudy the information obtained through the powerful Act. The awareness level in the district headquarters is still low, but is even lower in villages. Awareness is still lacking and it is more important in rural areas where every citizen must have the basic knowledge of the RTI Act and RTI is require in rural areas where more disclosure is require in various schemes/ projects meant for villagers especially those below poverty line(PBL). To promote transparency and accountability in villages it is necessary to file RTI application in questioning the maximum misused of funds in MNREGA, Public Distribution System (PDS), etc. There was a case that a village authority had fined their citizens for filing RTI application without consult-

ing village authorities and this had happened due to lack of awareness amongst the citizens. Trainings were conducted more for the APIOs, PIOs & FAAs but least bother to create awareness for the general public. But still then the public authorities have negative attitude towards the RTI applicant/ activists and many of them take advantage of the one month period although the information can be furnish within a few days time. The maximum RTI applications filed in various departments were related to recruitment of jobs in public sector(backdoor appointment, contract works, and so on. Since we are living in an information based society, access to information has become inevitable, to the individuals and also the institutions. A person well informed stands in a better position to exercise his legal rights better than those who do not have access to any information or ill-informed.

RTI is a powerful tool, which gives the citizens the chance to transform the way the government and its officials function and this powerful tool is in the hands of the citizens that one should not sit and watch but get involved and use one’s right to information.

Key findings and recommendations: In view of the ten(10) years of RTI implementation in the state of Nagaland, Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation(NVCO) had done a study on the use of RTI across the state and its impact and listed out few key findings and recommendations as follows : 1. Awareness of the RTI Act. Improving awareness: There is poor awareness about the RTI, worse in villages than district headquarters. Few citizens from villages said that they had heard about RTI Act but no one has taught them how to go about it and no participation had heard of the RTI Act in many villages.

Recommendations:1. There continues to be an urgent need for a concerted and professional approach to

increasing awareness among the public. In addition, information regarding the RTI Act and its relevance to the people should be imparted along with information about other basic rights, highlighting how the RTI Act can be used to ensure access to those other rights. This would not only contextualize information about the RTI Act but also raise awareness about other rights.

2. Dedicated programming on RTI awareness could be broadcast on local TV channels and radio, and also disseminated through social media and through whatever other means are available.

3. A module on RTI should be made mandatory in school curriculum.

4. Perhaps self-help groups(SHGs) could be mandated to spread awareness about the RTI Act and facilitate the filing of applications and appeals. Information about RTI should also be displayed outside schools, colleges, bus stop, community halls, etc.

5. In many villages, school teachers are an important source of information and support to village communities. It might, therefore, be useful to train them in the use of the RTI Act. 2. Use of the RTI Act and nature of information sought.

T h e v i l l a ge - d i s t r i c t headquarter(urban) divide : Very few applicants were from villages, even though over 75% of Nagaland population lives in villages. Awareness levels about the RTI also seen very low in villages.

Recommendations: 1. An assessment needs to be carried out to determine the reasons why there is such poor participation by village populations in the RTI process especially applicants.

2. Very little effort, in general, seems to have been made by the state government to raise awareness about the RTI. Whereas in district headquarters there are many other methods by which the public can learn about the RTI and its uses and process, special attention needs to be paid to

villages.

G r i e va n c e s r e d r e s s mechanism: The applicants especially from village said that they wanted to use the RTI Act in order to seek redress of their grievances.

Analysis of RTI applicants showed that good percentage of the applicants were seeking information that was aimed at getting action on a complaint, getting a response from a public authority, or getting redress for a grievance.

3. Ease and certainty of access to information Threats to applicants: Applicants are often intimated, threatened and even physically attacked when they file an RTI applications, or as a consequence of their submitting such application.

Recommendations: 1. Complaints of such intimation, threat or attack, in so far as it is an effort to deter the applicant from filing or pursuing an RTI application, can clearly be considered as obstruction and falls within the gamut of section 20(1) as penalisable offence. Therefore, where the enquiry establishes the guilt of a person who is a PIO, the Information Commission must impose a penalty which is both appropriate to the case and acts as deterrent to other PIOs. If required, the Information Commission should make a report to the police for criminal proceedings.

2. Where the guilty party is not a PIO, the Information Commission must establish a tradition to the enquiry report to the police, where a cognizable offence is made, or otherwise to the relevant court, and use its good offices(and its moral authority) to ensure that timely and appropriate action is taken.

Reducing the need to file RTI applications: There are certain public authorities/departments such as Home/police, health & Family Welfare, School Education, PWD, RD, Social Welfare, Food & Civil Supplies, Agriculture, etc. receive a disproportionate share of RTI applications compared to other public authorities. In some cases there is resentment among PIOs as they have to

deal with a large number of RTI applications in addition to their normal work.

Recommendations: 1. First, each public authority should assess every three months what types of information are being sought by the public. As far as possible, the types of information that are most often sought should then be proactively made available, thereby making it unnecessary for the citizen to file and pursue an RTI application.

2. Second, most often RTI applications are filed because there are unattended grievances that the public has with the public authority. These are mostly about delays, lack of response to missive and queries, not making the basis of decisions public, seemingly arbitrary or discriminatory decisions, norms, rules or laws that are not easily accessible to the public, and non-disclosure of routine information that should have been disclosed even without the RTI. 3. Public authorities of the government.

Proactive disclosures: Nearly 75% of the RTI applications seek information that should have been proactively made public without citizens having to file an RTI application. Despite a very strong provision(suo motu) disclosure under section 4 of the RTI Act, there is poor compliance by public authorities. This forces applicants to file applications for information that should be available to them proactively, and consequently creates extra work for themselves, for the concerned public authorities, and for information commission.

Many departments do not have a board with the required proactive disclosures.

Recommendations: 1. Given the very poor implementation of section 4 by most public authorities, the state nodal agencies should direct all Public Authorities to designate one or more PIOs as responsible for ensuring compliance with all the provisions of section 4.

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he GDRN/NNC(NonAccord) is compelled to refresh the mind of the so called MIP of Kiumukam appeared in local daily on 12th Oct. 2016.Many allegation have made against our respected leaders but its simply a man made allegations without any proof just to gain the sympathy of Impeached Kiumukam in order to feed your stomach in the name national struggle.

Instead try and devote you time on your leader’s head and tail.You might think that you have done great in media,but your statement reveals about your ‘Uncivilised and backwardness’.

T h e G D R N / NNC(Non-Accord) again enlighten you that a s f a r a s K i u mu k a m i s concern,he was President of NNC(N/A) and GDRN till his impeachment,he might condemned Shillong Accord,signed MoU,Agreements etc, but remember, he represent the ‘Government’ as President .Do you think Kiumukam was President by birth?and Naga political platform was his individual property?Nagas are not working in his company and persons like Hetoi and Shilu must stop brainwashing and misleading Kiumukam and let him live happily as a public.

The most important points for ‘so called MIP’ to be noted is that Mr.Kumcho Chilimong,President GDRN and Hangping Zeliang ,Ato k i l o n s e r G D R N, w e r e the founding members of NNC(Non-Accordist) and GDRN/NNC(Non-Accord) because of these two persons Kiumukam could rise his head before the Nagas otherwise what qualities Kiumukam have to be the President?Your leaders like Hetoi,Shilu does not know anything about NNC(NonAccordist),GDRN/ NNC(Non-Accord) nor

have witness its formation.

Therefore,Your leaders like Kiumukam,Hetoi and Shilu must bow down and respect them instead of insulting them because they are your bosses.

The MIP is also advice to retrospect the past activities done by your leaders.What have Kiumukam done during his five years as President?likewise What other portfolio did Hetoi held in his Naga political journey? for both Kiumukam and Hetoi must realised their mistake and advice them not to do business with Naga issue.

Re g a r d i n g K i u m u kam arrest,soon after his arrested,the cabinet convened emergency for his save released from jail and fully authorised Hon’ble Home kilonser to make necessary arrangement,but instead Hetoi who was a mere public interfare and turn ups side down the whole situation.

Therefore,Hon’ble Home kilonser advice them not to deal this matter individually but they did without government knowledge so GDRN stopped involving physically in his released .But, here lays the biggest shame for Kiumukam and Hetoi,when they were playing commission game from investigation officer and advocate by paying Rs.200000(two lakhs) from government.

From all these corner,its will be the best for the Nagas to judge who is making financial profit on the Naga national struggle.Together the Nagas must stand against anti-social activities and make our land ‘a land of peace and unity’.Lastly,the GDRN advice the so called MIP of kiumukam to find the meaning of ’Impeachment’ and ‘democracy’from dictionary and stop point your fingers at others.

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n a recent meeting discussing the future of Islam in Britain, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, a prominent lawyer and the first Muslim woman appointed to a U.K. Cabinet, expressed her deep belief in Britain’s need to return to its Christian roots.

“For minority faiths to feel truly comfortable about who they are, the majority has got to be sure about who it is…,” said Warsi. “A Europe that is sure about its Christian heritage is a much easier place to be a Muslim.”

This is unheard of—a Muslim woman calling for a return to Christian orthodoxy.

In an even more contrarian statement, Warsi proposed that mosques in Britain be redesigned without minarets, even resembling village churches.

Warsi’s call is a healthy reminder for Christians too, of our own need to embrace our orthodox roots. It reveals a struggle within Christianity that the church has struggled to resolve, and that is the ageold feud between orthodoxy (correctness of belief) and orthopraxy (correct practice of belief).

A quick look at the global demographics of Christianity is all it takes to grasp the magnitude of this issue: With more than 2.3 billion adherents, Christianity is currently the largest religion in the world—though Islam is well on its way to matching it in size—yet it’s also, perhaps, the most fragmented one. As of 2014, there are over 45,000 distinct Christian denominations, and, every day, two more spring into existence.

The history of schism within the Christian faith is long and complicated, but the results are obvious to the naked eye. As noted by Warsi, Christianity, especially in the West, has been pulled in so many directions that it has lost its common identity and, in the process, its influence.

The Pew Research Center projects that Europe’s Christian population will shrink by almost 100 million people by 2050,

which will cause the United Kingdom, France, Netherlands, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and the Republic of Macedonia to no longer have a Christian majority. In North America, “Christians are projected to decline from 78 percent of the U.S. population in 2010 to 66 percent in 2050.”

Christianity is still, and will be for a while longer, the largest religion in the world, but it’s certainly struggling through an unsure time. And as time goes by and the church splits and drifts from its core identity, causing an identity crisis within our own ranks.

These are the issues we faced at the church movement I lead in India. With over 780 unique languages – and countless dialects – spoken by thousands of distinct ethnic groups who follow half a dozen major religions, India is by far one of the most diverse nations in the world. In fact, what many people might not know is that while Christians make barely a fraction of the population, India’s Muslim population is the second largest in the world, and is projected to become the largest share of the world’s entire Muslim population by 2050. All of this is in a country where Buddhism was birthed and where Hinduism remains the majority faith.

How does a moder n Christian church maintain its identity and influence in such an overwhelmingly diverse environment?

For us, it began with a return to India’s Christian roots.

The history of Christianity in India goes back almost 2,000 years to the Apostle Thomas and the Syrian Orthodox Church. India has one of the most ancient Christian populations in the world. Christianity is an Indian as India itself.

Thus, as Evangelical Indians we find comfort, depth, and security in tying our roots back to the source of our heritage.

Tracing our faith’s history helped us also rework our orthopraxy to fit our current culture. We resolved that our faith should look and feel au-

thentically Indian, and not as a Western import. We moved away from the modern worship experience, which often mixes faith with entertainment, and we opted instead for modernizing the old practices of the church. We readopted the creeds of the early church, revived the liturgical prayers, and reinstated the public reading of the Bible. We also returned to the weekly practice of the Eucharist, and although we do not hold to the belief that the bread and wine turn into literal flesh and blood, we cherish the deep spiritual encounter we experience with Christ every time we partake in the Holy Communion. We expect the Holy Spirit to work in our midst; the “spiritual” is an important component in Indian culture.

These changes have made our worship experience feel like

walking into an authentically Indian faith, instead of adopting a foreign religion. They have also provided credibility to our voice when we engage in social work and justice. Our polity protects us from those who aim to persecute Christians for being western imports, and we are treated with the highest regard because we are thought of as Indian, first.

The lessons of ancient Christian practice move us past our tribalism, denominations and territorialism to return us to our roots, grafting us firmly into the history of God’s ancient church. We are evangelical in our theology and orthodox in our practice.

Dr. Joseph D’Souza is the Moderating Bishop of the Good Shepherd Church and Associated Ministries of India. (moderator@gsoim.org.)

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SSA teachers without salaries

Sir,

Six months (running) is a long time to run a family without salaries. Even a person without family obligations will run short of fuel (Also Motivation) without being paid for six months. This is actually what is happening to the SSA Teachers. This comes at the backdrop of the Education department tightening the screws on the teachers to be punctual, dedicated and produces better results. One just can’t fathom how one expects the employees to produce optimum results without being paid. Before setting any target one has to remember that Targets and Salaries go hand in hand. Moreover, Teachers also has to meet their targets at homes besides the targets set at Schools.

The concerned authorities should consider themselves lucky because in Nagaland people react less to wrongdoings (Rather our weakness). But this does not mean Nagas do not react at all. Moreover in these present times, awareness has reached our shores and people have started raising their voices. Lest the masses react (God Forbid - Violently), the management should act fast.

Six months without salaries is a long duration of untold sufferings and miseries. It is high time the concerned department thinks about the term called “SALARIES” and that it is something which has to be paid to the employees (Every Month) for their work rendered. And the more you release it timely the better the results (From all aspects).

Temsu Pongen, Dimapur, (temsuao53@gmail.com)

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.

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Career guidance seminar held at Peren

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DIMAPUR: Kohima Police has updated new phone numbers, Sr. SP Kohima stated in a press note while giving out the new contact numbers: North PS 8575045501 & OC 8575045510; South PS 8575045502 & OC 8575045520; Zubza PS 8575045508 & OC 8575045518; Chiephobozou PS 8575045506 & OC 8575045516; Tseminyu PS 8575045507 & OC 8575045517; Khuzama PS 8575045505 & OC 8575045515; Kezocha PS 8575045549 & OC 8575045538; Women Cell 8575045509 & OC 8575045519 and Control Room 8575045500 (Emergency No. 100).

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joint director, ICAR Nagaland Centre, Dr. D.J. Rajkhowa encouraged the farmers to take winter maize and vegetables in an extensive way by adopting latest scientific technology available for better production and productivity.

Programme co-ordinator, KVK Dimapur, Dr. Anamika Sharma asked the farmers to visit frequently the centre and interact with the KVK personnel’s and scientist on schemes and technologies available with the ICAR. Altogether 32 farmers from 16 different villages of

Dimapur and Peren districts comprising of New Chumukedima, New Socunoma, Sovima, Ekhyo Yan, Bade, Sangtam Tilla, Burma Camp, Tseithrongse, Urra, Sirhi Anagami, Diezephe, Doyapur, Ganesh Nagar, Rangapahar, Aokong Colony and Jalukie took active participation and certificates were distributed to the participants.

In the training farmers were acquainted with the latest scientific technological know-how and method demonstrations on scientific nursery raising of vegetable etc.

Girl Child Day observed across Nagaland progress equals to goals progress”. Anganwadi workers of all respective centres conducted the celebration programme and highlighted the significance of the girl child day.

Apart from the theme the Anganwadi workers also shared the message on the importance of equal opportunities of girl child in all respect. Singing and special prayers for girl child were conducted in honour of girl child day. Women and church leaders attended the function.

ICDS Ahthibung: Girl Child Day was also celebrated in all the 30 anganwadi centres under Ahthibung ICDS project on October 11.

NSSATA reminds govt of its ultimatum

DIMAPUR: Enhulumi Village Council, under Phek district conducted a village level seminar on “leadership, social & economic and human development reformation” on October 10.

In a press note by chairman Wekhrope Ngatsi stated that social worker Yetshulhi Ngatsi delivered keynote address while power point presentation was given by assistant professor, higher education, Dr. Yelhi Vero on “Career Guidance”. Others who spoke on various topics included deputy director, economic and statistics, Neisatuo Puro; principal system analyst & addl. state informatics officer, Er. Kemvü Elah; subject matter specialist (sms), department of agriculture Neiku Tsido and Rtd ADC (Planning) Kekhwewe Sekhamo. Altogether 300 participants attended the program.

PMEGP interview for Mon district Dimapur: District level task force committee would be conducting interview for PMEGP 2016-17, on October 20 for DIC Mon and October 21 for NKVIB Mon at 10 am at the conference hall of Deputy Commissioner, Mon. In this regard, general manager District Industries Centre (CIC) Mon has informed all eligible applicants to appear the interview respectively along with his her original documents without fail.

No separate calling letter will be issued, informed DIC.

failed to respond, a state-wide phase wise agitation would be initiated beginning October 17, 2016 as resolved at the joint meeting of the 11 district unit executives of NSSATA on October 10, 2016.

Meanwhile, NSSATA has informed its members of around 2600 plus teachers to prepare themselves mentally and physically for the proposed agitation.

DIMAPUR: Under the “greenlining Asetkong project” launched by parliamentary secretary of Geology & Mining Dr. Imtiwapang Aier on July 26, 2016 at Asetkong-Tzüsangra Road (AT road), the Asetkong Students’ Conference (AKTM) led by its president along with colleagues and executive members undertook a followup routine on October 10.

During the followed up routine, AKTM replaced and planted more than 50 saplings along the stretched of 30 kilometers.

The follow up routine is being conducted every two or three months by the AKTM to check its growth and replace the dead saplings with new ones.

It must be noted that more than one thousand saplings were planted covering a stretch of more than 30 Km along the AT-Road by volunteers on the first phase of Greening Asetkong Project on July 26. Separate saplings were also distributed to the federating units of AKTM during launching programme. Dr. Imtiwapang Aier has also wholeheartedly announced to reward the best performing unit for nurturing the saplings.

The awards would be

Volunteers putting bamboo barricades around the saplings which was planted during the launching of “Greening Asetkong Project” last July.

given during the observation of ‘Greening Asetkong Day’ While acknowledging the good deeds of Dr. Imtiwapang Aier and the

Asetkong range joint village council, the AKTM also cautioned that strict action would be taken against the defaulter’s who uproot or destroy the plants.

D I M A P U R : We s t e r n Chakhesang Youth Organization (WCYO) has condemned in the strongest term the murder of late Medovilie Movi at her residence on the night of October 8, 2016 at Tenyiphe-1 village. WCYO in a joint statement by president Shelepa Rhakho and general secretary, Lhikhro Kreo termed the killing as “cold blooded murder” and the act of killing was from the “depth of depravity and the worst of evils which deserve no place in civilized society”.

WCYO has therefore appealed to the law enforcing agencies for impartial probe into the incident so that the perpetrators were brought to justice and exemplary punishment given according to the existing law. It also expressed heartfelt condolences, sympathy and solidarity with the bereaved family.

ZVC: Zhavame Village Council (ZVC) in a condemnation note by chairman Vivotso Domeh, appealed to the law enforcing agencies to lo-

cate Modovilie’s murderer(s) and award the culprit(s) with befitting punishment so that justice was delivered and recurrence of such incidents were prevented.

PHD: Poumai Hoho Dimapur (PHD) has vehemently condemned the murder of late Medovilie Movi. PHD president, M.K Joseph and general secretary R.Thaizii stated that this barbaric act “really pained and disturbed the peaceful atmosphere”.

Hoho also appealed to the responsible authority to arrest and set an exemplary punishment at the earliest.

ZYS: Zhavame Youth Society (ZYS) in a condemnation note by ZYS president and general secretary stated that the ghastly act was beyond tolerance and had no place in the civilized society.

Zhavame Youth Society further appealed the law enforcing agencies to book the culprit(s) and be brought to justice at the earliest.

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In a press release, NSSATA president, Aliba Sangtam, and general secretary, Thungchamo Lotha, stated that the state government despite the ultimatum nearing expiration has neither responded nor invited the association to solve their demands.

The association has, therefore, cautioned that in the event the government

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DIMAPUR, OCT 13 (NPN): Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association (NSSATA) has reminded the state government of its ultimatum it had served to address its four-point charter of demand.

The seven-day ultimatum that came into effect from October 5, 2016 (excluding holidays) would expire on October 15, 2016.

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John Meyase from YouthNet, who is also the NBSE topper from his batch shared that it was great to have a govt. job but hard work and sacrifice was needed.

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The program objective was to increase the awareness of inequalities faced by girl child below 18 years, like inequality in education, nutrition, legal rights, medical care, protection, honor, child marriage, gender segregation and to promote overall sustainable development among girl child in the society.

ICDS Chukitong: Anganwadi centres under Chukitong ICDS project celebrated “Girl Child Day” on October 11 with the theme “girls

DIMAPUR: A two-day seminar on career guidance, skill building, and livelihood was held for the youths of Peren district as part of YouthNet’s Impact 5000 by 18 campaign.

Resource persons from YouthNet encouraged the students and youths to look for opportunities and explore so that society could

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DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Dimapur, ICAR research complex for NEH Region, Nagaland Centre, Medziphema organized three-day training programme on entrepreneurship development under Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) to develop the skill on scientific methods of cultivation for increased production and productivity of maize and vegetables during winter season from October 5 to 7 for farmers of Dimapur district.

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DIMAPUR: GPRN/NSCN Rengma region has expressed deepest sorrow at the demise of late dy. kilonser Khelu Tepo on October 3.

In a press note by GPRN/NSCN Rengma region, RAO Isak Khing stated that he had been a sincere, dedicated and committed officer and that Nagas in general and Rengma community in particular had lost a responsible and a true patriot His selfless contributions towards the nation would always be remembered, stated GPRN/NSCN and also conveyed deepest sympathy to the bereaved family and pray that God would grant them comfort.

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Winning SEOY a path breaker: Doulo

Correspondent Kohima, Oct 13 (NPN): Noted entrepreneur of Nagaland, Neichute Doulo, CEO and coordinator of Entrepreneurs Associate of Kohima, who was awarded prestigious world Economic Forum –Schwab foundations’ social entrepreneur of the year (SEOY) – India award 2016 on October 6 at New Delhi, termed his achievement was a path breaker to change the mindset of the mainland India and the world.

He said that winning the award was a reflection to others that Nagas were “bankable, dependable and capable”.

Doulo said this while interacting with the media persons at its head office Kohima on Thursday in the presence of corporate manager EA Shiroi Lily Shaiza, lead trainer EA Ela Susan James and management team Neingulie Nakhro.

He expressed happiness that award was the first of its

(R-L) Susan, Neichute, Shiroi and Neingulie with the award certificate after the press meet in Kohima on Thursday (NP). kind for the state and North East India, which indicates that Naga youth, can contribute in development activities and peace players. According to Doulo, people should not rely solely on government’s job and seeking favour from Delhi all time, but should work hard and do something to improve

our economic and invest in our land.

He expressed hope that the award would inspire the associates’ members to work harder to create more jobs for the youths and set example that Naga youths can do.

He further revealed his plan that EA would take up the

challenges to create more jobs and job placement for around 20,000 farmers and youths in the state. And not only in the state alone but also to the neighbouring states like Assam, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and others, he added.

While highlighting the achievements of the associates, Doulo informed that EA has given cars loans from 2003 to more than 600 cars, facilitators to get bank loan for the entrepreneurs and others.

He also highlighted various plans and strategies in the coming days to create jobs and improve economic status for the people.

Neingulie said winning such prestigious award from Nagaland was a huge boost for the state moving towards achieving the economic growth and entrepreneurs. He informed Doulo would be in the jury board for entrepreneur award of 2017 and was a pride not only for Nagas but whole North East.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, october 14, 2016

India aims to double LNG import capacity to 50 mn tonnes a year

Rupee drops 29 paise against US dollar

of the energy basket, it is just 6.5-7 per cent in India. “We would like to raise the share of natural gas in the energy basket to 15 per cent in the next 3-5 years,” he said.

With domestic gas output dropping, imports of the environment friendly fuel presents the best option.

Petronet LNG Ltd operates a 10 million tonnes a year LNG import terminal at Dahej in Gujarat and has another 5 million tonnes facility at Kochi which is lying mostly idle because of lack of pipeline to take the gas to consumers.

Royal Dutch Shell operates a 5 million tonnes a year LNG terminal at Hazira in Gujarat while a 1.2 million tonnes capacity operational terminal is there at Dabhol in Maharashtra.

While the Dahej terminal is being expanded to 15 million tonnes this year and to 18 million tonnes in future, construction of a breackwater would

MUMBAI, Oct 13 (PTI): The rupee was trading lower by 29 paise at 66.82 against the American currency in early trade on Thursday at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market as the dollar strengthened overseas amid a lower opening of the domestic equity market.

Forex dealers said increased demand for the US currency from importers and the greenback’s gains against other currencies overseas after minutes of the Federal Reserve’s last meeting pointed at an interest rate hike this year, put pressure on the rupee. On Monday, the rupee had gained 15 paise to end at 66.53 against the American currency on hopes of more foreign capital inflows. Forex market remained closed on Tuesday and Wednesday on account of Dussehra and Muharram, respectively. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex fell by 265.21 points, or 0.94%, to 27,817.13 in early trade on Thursday.

NEW DELHI, Oct 13 (PTI): India plans to more than double its annual LNG import capacity to 50 million tonnes in the next few years, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said today.

Also, as part of strategy to move towards a gas-based economy, the first LNG-driven bus is likely to start plying in Kerala early next month, he said.

The nation currently has capacity to import 21 million tonnes per annum of supercooled gas (liquefied natural gas or LNG) in ships. This liquid gas is turned back into gaseous state, called regassification, before being supplied to customers like power plants.

“We currently have LNG import and regassification capacity of 21 million tonnes.

This we plan to raise to 50 million tonnes in the next few years,” he said here.

While globally natural gas makes up for 24 per cent

make 5 million tonnes operational capacity at Dabhol.

Among the new terminals being built is a 5 million tonnes facility by GSPC-Adani at Mundra in Gujarat, AdaniIOC-GAIL combine’s similar capacity unit at Dhamra in Odisha and another equal capacity terminal by IOC at Ennore in Tamil Nadu.

Shell and GAIL are looking at building a floating LNG import terminal at Kakinada with initial capacity of 1.75 million tonnes.

Pradhan said Kerala will celebrate its foundation day on November 1 and it is being endeavoured to start trial run of LNG-driven bus on that day.

“Petronet LNG and Indian Oil Corp (IOC) are in discussions with the Kerala government on the issue,” he said adding this experiment will be extended to long-haul commercial vehicles and trains in future.

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had lost over 265 points in early trade, continued its slide and was quoting sharply lower by 475.02 points, or 1.69 per cent, to 27,607.32 at 1400 hours, with all sectoral indices led by realty, metal and consumer durables slumping by up to 3.28 per cent.

On similar lines, the National Stock Exchange index Nifty broke below the 8600-mark by dropping 145.10 points, or 1.67 per cent, to 8,563.70.

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New Delhi, Oct 13 (PTI): Gold regained it sheen by surging Rs 250 to 30,400 per 10 gram at the bullion market today largely on a firm global trend amid increased buying by jewellers at domestic spot market, triggered by wedding season demand.

Silver also recovered on mild demand from industrial units.

Analysts attributed the rebound in gold prices to a firm trend overseas and increased buying by jewellers at domestic spot market to meet the wedding season demand.

Globally, gold rose 0.36 per cent to USD 1,259.40 an ounce in Singapore.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity spurted

by Rs 250 each to Rs 30,400 and Rs 30,250 per 10 gram, respectively. The metal had lost Rs 260 yesterday.

Sovereign, however, held steady at Rs 24,300 per piece of eight grams.

In line with gold, silver ready edged up by Rs 35 to Rs 42,625 per kg and weeklybased delivery by Rs 140 to Rs 42,230 per kg.

Silver coins, however, held steady at Rs 73,000 for buying and Rs 74,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

Mumbai, Oct 13 (PTI): In a sharp plunge, market benchmark Sensex slumped over 475 points to 27,607.32 at mid-session as selling pressure gathered momentum, mirroring falls across Asia and a lower opening on European bourses following worse-than-expected economic data from China.

Moreover, trading sentiment was dampened with minutes of the US Federal Reserve’s September meeting signalling a possible rate hike this year, brokers said.

Besides, the rupee also plummeted by 41 paise to 66.94 against the dollar (intra-day) at the forex market, fuelling selling pressure in domestic equities. The Sensex, which

Pay Commission. However, the armed forces have been unhappy with the cabinet approval of the Seventh Pay Commission recommendations saying the anomalies that they had highlighted has not been taken care of.

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tober 10 order by the defence ministry. It says pending issuance of the 7th pay commission notification, “the President has sanctioned payment of arrears on ad hoc basis.

Arrears will be 10 percent of the current drawn pay (including dearness allowance) for all soldiers, calculated from January 2016.”

The Defence Ministry had recently notified the 7th

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lion barrels of crude, or about three days worth of imports, traders said.

“The increase was mainly driven by stocking activities at some reserve sites,” said Harry Liu, associate director of oil markets with IHS Energy, who said August and September volumes were higher than he expected.

That contrasts with earlier in the year when China’s independent refiners known as “teapots” were the driving force behind the imports.

Analysts from BMI research expected China’s crude imports to remain elevated for the rest of the year due to falling production, expanding storage capacity and a seasonal uptick in demand over the winter months.

Over the first nine months, import volumes rose 14 percent to 284 million tonnes, or 7.55 million bpd, according to the data. On a cumulative basis, the United States is still the biggest importer with more than 8 million bpd of imports.

China’s refined fuel exports in September rose 21.1 percent from a year ago to 4.3 million tonnes, near the record high 4.57 million tonnes notched in July and well up on August’s 3.7 million tonnes.

The month-on-month gain rekindled worries of a supply glut in fuel products and might weigh on oil demand in the fourth quarter, analysts said.

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BEIJING/SINGAPORE, Oct 13 (Agencies): China imported record volumes of crude oil last month, eclipsing the United States as the world’s top buyer of foreign oil as Beijing’s state reserves shipped in cheap crude to fill new storage tanks.

September’s crude imports rose 18 percent from a year earlier to 33.06 million tonnes or 8.04 million barrels per day (bpd) on daily basis, customs data showed.

The buying outpaced the US four-week average assessed by the US Energy Information Administration of 7.98 million bpd at the end of September.

It marked the second time this year - but the third month in the past twelve - that China’s imports have overtaken the United States, and reflected contracts signed in July when renewed selling pressure pushed crude below $42 a barrel. Oil has since recovered to around $50 a barrel.

The shipments also arrived as Chinese refineries entered the final stretch of their annual maintenance season, which typically takes place in the third quarter.

With US plants’ repair work extending into this month, the world’s largest economy could retake pole position in October, analysts said.

China’s strategic reserve is preparing to start filling late this year newly-built storage tanks that can take some 19 mil-

New Delhi, Oct 13 (Agencies): Government is going to bring further cheers for the armed forces this Diwali, as it has decided to disburse 10 percent arrears to them, a financial daily has said.

As per a report in the Economic Times, India’s soldiers will get an interim payment before October 30.

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Trump sends legal notice Russia says to sign S-400 Russia prepares for WW III toDonald NYT over ‘groping women’ story air defence deal with India

Russian S-400 Triumph medium-range and long-range surface-to-air missile systems. (File)

MOSCOW, Oct 13 (Agencies): Russian President Vladimir Putin will seal a deal with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an upcoming visit to deliver Moscow’s most advanced air defence system, the Kremlin said Thursday.

“An agreement on the delivery of S-400 ‘Triumph’ anti-missile defence systems and other deals will be signed as a result of the talks,” Rus-

sian news agencies quoted Putin aide Yuri Ushakov as saying, without specifying a timeframe.

Putin will meet Modi in the Indian state of Goa on Saturday on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit involving the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.

The Kremlin earlier this week said the talks with Modi would focus on “a wide range

of matters of bilateral relations, especially trade and economic ties.”

The S-400 is Russia’s most modern air defence system and has been deployed to Syria, where Moscow is conducting a bombing campaign in support of long-time ally Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

The system can track some 300 targets and shoot down around three dozen simultaneously over a range of several hundred kilometres.

India has signed a series of key defence deals under Modi as part of a $100 billion upgrade of its Soviet-era military hardware, making it an attractive proposition for arms exporters.

In September, after nearly a decade of discussions and setbacks, India signed a deal to acquire 36 French Rafale fighter jets for 7.9 billion euros ($8.8 billion) to bolster its military against an increasingly assertive China.

World’s longest-reigning monarch...

(From p-1) The Royal Household Bureau in its statement on Thursday did not give a reason for the king’s death. The king been treated for a respiratory infection, a build up of fluid surrounding the brain and a swollen lung in the past few months. From illuminated billboards in bustling Bangkok to portraits in offices and millions of rural homes, Thailand is festooned with images of the jazz-loving king.

King Bhumibol headed a conservative establishment that still wields considerable power 84 years after the abolition of absolute monarchy.

He became king in 1946 after the still unexplained gunshot death of his elder brother, 20-year-old King Ananda Mahidol who was also known as Rama VIII. King Bhumibol returned to Thailand for good four years later to

be crowned King Rama IX. The king was seen as semi-divine by many ordinary Thais, an image bolstered by Thailand’s education and legal systems.

“The King shall be enthroned in a position of revered worship and shall not be violated,” states the constitution.

Thailand has lese-majeste laws that impose long prison terms for insulting the monarchy. The laws have been enforced harshly as the establishment sought to control new, less deferential political forces and as dissent has found avenues of expression through social media.

His presumed successor, Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, 63, has taken a more prominent part in royal ceremonial and public appearances in recent years, but he does not command the same level of devotion as his father.

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Moscow, Oct 13 (Agencies): Amid escalating tensions between Russia and the West, President Vladimir Putin of Russia has reportedly ordered Russian politicians, state officials, and employees living overseas to return to the “Fatherland.” The order also instructs them to bring all relatives living abroad, including children attending schools in Western countries, back home, reported The Inquisitr.

The Russian website Znak.com reports that the order to bring home relatives living abroad and children studying in Western countries affects all “administration staff, regional administrators, lawmakers of all levels, and employees of public corporations.”

The order, according to the Daily Star, warns that state officials or employees “who fail to act will put their chances of promotion at risk.”

The Kremlin directive,

described as an “urgent call,” has left affected Russian officials worried and sparked speculation after the Russian authorities failed to explain the reason for the order. But analysts pointed out that it comes amid worsening relations and rising tensions between Russia, the U.S., and its key Western allies over the crisis in Syria.

According to analysts, relations between Russia and the West are at their lowest since the height of the Cold War. The rising tensions have in turn sparked fears that the Syrian crisis could escalate into a global war.

“This is all part of the package of measures to prepare elites for some ‘big war,’” Russian political analyst Stanislav Belkovsky was quoted saying, according to News.com.au.

Relations soured further recently after the U.S. government took the decision not to further pursue talks with Russia over Syria and formally accused the Kremlin of sponsoring cyber-attacks against U.S. institutions, including the Democratic National Committee (DNC).

The Obama administration also accused Russia of meddling in the U.S. presidential election scheduled on November 8, 2016. The Hillary Clinton campaign announced recently that an FBI investigation was ongoing into Russia’s role in hacking its systems for emails.

Washington, Oct 13 (PTI): Donald Trump has sent a legal notice to The New York Times asking it to retract a “reckless” and “defamatory” story in which two women claimed the Republican presidential nominee touched them inappropriately. “Your article is reckless, defamatory and constitutes libel per se. It is apparent from, among other things, the timing of the article, that it is nothing more than a politically-motivated effort to defeat Mr Trump’s candidacy,” said Marc E Kasowitz, the attorney on behalf of the Republican presidential nominee.

“That is why you apparently performed an entirely inadequate investigation to test the veracity of these false and malicious allegations, including why these two individuals waited, in one case, 11 years, and, in another case, more than three decades, before deciding to come forward with these false and defamatory statements,” he said. “Clearly, The New York Times is willing to provide a platform to anyone wishing to smear Mr Trump’s name and reputation prior to the election irrespective of whether the alleged statements have any basis in fact,” he said.

“We hereby demand that

Donald Trump

you immediately cease any further publication of this article, remove it from your website and issue a full and immediate retraction and apology. Failure to do so will leave my client with no option but to pursue all available actions and remedies,” Kasowitz said in the legal notice sent to the daily.

E a r l i e r, 7 0 - ye a r - o l d Trump alleged the mainstream media is extension of the rival Hillary Clinton Campaign and the system is rigged including that of the non-profit that holds the presidential debate.

“WikiLeaks shows something I’ve been warning about for a very, very long time. The media is simply an extension of the Clinton Campaign,” Trump told his supporters at an election rally in Florida.

Trump alleged that while the media has been writing

stories against him, they have been ignoring the critical stories related to Democratic presidential nominee Clinton.

“These dishonest people, mainstream media, they don’t talk about this. They don’t talk about this. Now, if Donald Trump sneezes today, it’s a major story,” he said.

“We are in a rigged system. This is a rigged, rigged system. You saw so many of the things. I’ll tell you, this WikiLeaks stuff is unbelievable. They want to put it out, but they can’t do that, because without the media and without the press, Hillary Clinton would be nothing. She’d be nothing. Zero,” he said.

“The corporate media can’t report on the establishment because the corporate media is the establishment, such a big part of it,” he said.

“Reporters who work for these outlets like the Washington Post or the New York Times may think of themselves as journalists, but they’re actually cogs for a corrupt political machine. That’s the Clinton machine. The e-mail show the New York Times, the Boston Globe, Univision who I sued Univision, and I was very happy with what they did,” Trump said.

Death toll rises as Myanmar battles border attackers

ers were killed, and a rifle was Yangon, Oct 13 (Agen- police reinforcements have cies): Myanmar`s secu- poured into the Muslim-maseized, in a clash on Tuesday rity forces have now killed at jority township of Maungdaw, morning at Kyetyoepyin villeast 26 people in response northern Rakhine State, and lage, Maungdaw Township. to attacks on police that have have clashed with groups of In a separate incident sparked a dramatic escalation up to 300 men, armed with on Wednesday, the military in violence in a Muslim-ma- pistols, swords, and knives, acaccused armed attackers of jority region along its border cording to official reports. setting fire to 25 houses after Human rights groups with Bangladesh, according to an aborted attack on border and advocates for the statereports in state media. police quarters in Kyikanpyin Armed men believed to less Rohingya have voiced village, the site of one of be from the long-oppressed concern that the civilian Sunday`s attacks.

Rohingya Muslim minor- population may be caught The killings bring the ity launched a coordinated up in the authorities` violent total death toll in northern assault on three border po- response.

Rakhine State since Sunday Myanmar`s de facto lice posts in the early hours to 39, including 13 security Sunday, killing nine police, leader Aung San Suu Kyi Police forces prepare to patrol in Maungdaw township at personnel. injuring five and making off said that her government was Rakhine state, northeast Myanmar, October 12.

The 26 alleged attackers with dozens of weapons and “exercising the rule of law” in on Thursday. reported killed include several Wednesday.

The Indian Army car- more than 10,000 rounds of dealing with the attacks, the Authorities had not yet The military`s official who a local resident told Reuried out surgical strikes in the ammunition. state-run Global New Light confirmed who was behind newspaper, Myawady, said ters were shot while unarmed early hours of September 29 Military personnel and of Myanmar newspaper said the attacks, Suu Kyi said on that another 10 alleged attack- and fleeing soldiers. on terror launch pads across the Line of Control (LoC) JOB JOB JOB in Pakistan-held Kashmir in ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES which “significant casualties PERMANENT JOB IN DIMAPUR ANSARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI - 110 608 have been caused to the terror 45 SMART BOYS/GIRLS (MARRIED OR UNMARRIED) EXAMINATION SECTION FREE REGISTRATION *** DIRECT JOINING ists and those who are trying  POST :- T.M, A.M, B.M *PROMOTIONS FREE* to support them”.

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enced at least three wars in the past, and the forces along the LoC and the international border are on a high state of alert, there really is a need for caution and prudence on both sides,” Peter Lavoy, Senior Director for South Asia in the US National Security Council, said.

“So, we do understand the very serious concern and tension by the Indian government to this attack, to this horrific attack,” he said in response to a question at the launch of a report on “USIndia Security Cooperation: Promise and Progress for the Next Administration” here on Wednesday.

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Washington, Oct 13 (IANS): In what can be seen as a clearest indication yet of US support for the cross-LoC surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army on terror camps last month, a senior Obama administration official has said that Washington empathised with New Delhi’s position of responding militarily to cross-border terrorism but called for exercising caution and restraint.

“I think every country has the right to self-defence but I will also highlight that in a heavy militarised relationship like that of India and Pakistan, a relationship that has experi-

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3rd NAP BATTALION TUENSANG :: NAGALAND

No.3NAP(RO-27)2016-17/ /Dated Tuensang the th October 2016.

To, No.35093 C/N Rongota Chakhesang S/O Shri Atso Kezo A’ Coy 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang, Nagaland Sub :- FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No.35093 C/N Rongota Chakhesang S/O Shri.Atso Kezo of Half Nagarjan village PO/PS East P.S Dimapur District-Dimapur was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 11.08.16.

And whereas Calling Notice was issued vide No.3NAP (RO-27)2016-17/1078 dated 21.09.16 and No.3NAP (RO-27)2016-17/1093 dated 27.09.16 to report back for duty immediately but have failed to report back till date.

Now you are therefore once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which you will be declared ‘deserter’ and will be dismissed from service from the date of your absence without further notice.

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Prince’s vault of unreleased Miss Asia Pacific Wonder Woman to become ‘care for her roots’ UN women’s champion music on sale for $35m R eigning Miss Asia Pacific Super talent India, Imlibenla Wati, organised free medical camp at Changki, her native village in association with Big Break Entertainment under the theme “caring for my roots.”

Altogether 353 villagers availed free check-up and medicines with a 96 year old man being the oldest to be treated at the camp.

A team of specialist doctors comprising Dr. Kilangwabang Pongen, Dr. I. Teka Pongener, and Dr. Sentila, Dr. Rachel and Dr. Moala consisted of the team and the remaining medicines left after the health camp were handed over to the village dispensary. It must be mentioned that Imlibenla Wati will represent India at Miss Super talent world which is slated to be held in Seoul, South Korea from November 21 to December 3. (Correspondent)

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The dolls are made from excess and waste fabrics from parent company- Preciousmelove’s (PML) manufacturing.

The idea is to recycle, upcycle and reduce carbon footprints, simultaneously empower more people in the process.

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and intricate detailing provided by the local doll makers to ensure each doll is special, unique and a joy forever.

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“I can say with full authority that this is a great time to be an Indian actor. Our cinema is being recognised and acknowledged internationally.

Very soon Indian actors will be able to make their presence felt in every corner of the world. It’s just a matter of time,” he said.

The premiere of the film happened at an opera theatre, the Opera di Firenze in Florence, and Irrfan was delighted to hear how minutely the journalists gathered at the venue watched the film.

“They asked intricate literary questions about the film from all of us. They wanted to discuss the film’s connection with Dante’s Inferno. No one asked me about Indian politics,” said Irrfan. The eminently international Irrfan is back in India for just a few days until his new Hollywood film ‘Inferno’ releases on Friday.

“Actually I’m supposed to be in the US for some impor-

new rules on Pitt and Jolie — or send them to court.

On September 14, Brad Pitt was allegedly involved in an altercation with his son, 15-year-old Maddox on his and Jolie’s private plane. Although no evidence of a fight has been revealed, Pitt has been accused of getting physical with the boy prior to a brief stop in Minnesota before the family returned to their home in Los Angeles. One day after the fight, Jolie reportedly moved out of the home and took her kids to a Malibu, California, rental before filing for divorce on September 19.

As their custody battle continues, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are facing rumors of drug use and cheating. Earlier this week, a report was published in which it was claimed that Jolie was using drugs after spiraling out of control during her marriage to Brad Pitt. However, Gossip Cop quickly shot down the report, claiming Jolie is not using drugs and remains focused on her children.

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midst the intense strain on Pakistani actors working in Bollywood, Fawad Khan has reportedly signed up for a film project produced by Shyam Benegal.

According to a leading national daily, director Harsh Narayan, who has been working to promote cross-border peace for the past 15 years, has approached the 34-yearold Pakistani actor to star in his upcoming project.

Titled Ye Raste Hain Pyar Ke, the movie will chronicle the journey of two musicians who will tour the two warring countries during which they will discover themselves.

The Indian Motion Picture Producers’ Association or the IMPPA earlier issued a temporary ban on Pakistani artistes working in Indian Cinema in the wake of the killing of 19 Indian soldiers during the Uri terror attack.

Saying there could not be a better time to put out a film that “explores love and peace and promotes humanity,” Narayan notes some of the best works written during the 1965 Indo-Pak war.

tant meetings. I had to cancel them and get back home when my producers of ‘Inferno’, in all their wisdom, decided to release our film in India two weeks in advance of the rest of the world. That sort of threw me off gear, in a good way,” laughs Irrfan.

“So, here I am just for a few days to do press in India,” he added. Irrfan has plenty of reason to be flattered. The producers of ‘Inferno’ decided to advance their film’s release in India to cash in on Irrfan’s presence in the cast.

“It is true they thought since I was in the cast, they wanted me to be the face of the film in India. I gladly and humbly accepted the honour, and here I am,” said the actor.

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and continuing contact with both parents,” Chang Rickert continued. “The deal they struck is only ‘temporary’ until a Judgment or further order is in place. [Brad Pitt] does not currently have monitored visitation with his children.

The first meeting would have been with a monitor who will then subsequently determine whether future visits would be monitored.”

Chang Rickert then revealed that Jolie’s request for sole physical custody of the children may have been due to its legal label of allowing her to leave the country without incident. As she explained, Brad Pitt would have to prove Jolie’s potential move was detrimental to their children in order to prevent it from happening.

While Brad Pitt is currently being investigated after child abuse claims were made against him, the case is expected to be dropped due to insufficient evidence. That said, when his temporary agreement with Jolie expires on October 20, the Los Angeles Department of Child and Family Services will reportedly have the ability to inflict

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rad Pitt and Angelina Jolie will likely agree to a joint custody situation for their six kids once their temporary custody agreement expires next week.

According to a new report, Jolie may want sole physical custody of the children, including Maddox, 15, Pax, 12, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 10, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 8, but an expert claims it would be ridiculous if she were granted with her request.

In an interview with Hollywood Life on October 12, lawyer Kelly Chang Rickert, who is not involved with Brad Pitt’s divorce and custody battle with Jolie, said she believed the estranged couple would soon share legal and physical custody of their kids.

“It is absolutely ridiculous to think either of them will end up with no visitation or custody of the children — visitation and custody are the same in California courts. When you have visitation, you have custody,” the attorney explained.

“In California, in a divorce or separation, the courts have a duty to ensure frequent

sustainable world.

“Providing women and girls with equal access to education, healthcare, decent work and representation in political and economic decisionmaking processes will fuel sustainable economies and benefit societies and humanity at large.” Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston and first came to the public’s attention in October 1941.

DC Comics said her story was “meant to test her appeal at a time when female superheroes were rare”.

When it became clear the public had quickly taken to her, the company decided to give her own title and independence.

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told the actor, now aged 74, could have been killed.

The HSE said the power of the rapidly-closing door meant Ford was hit with a force comparable to the weight of a small car.

Judge Francis Sheridan said the firm had failed to communicate its risk assessment to the actor.

He said: “The greatest failing of all on behalf of the company is a lack of communication, a lack because, if you have a risk assessment and you do not communicate it, what is the point of having one?

“That is the most serious breach here.

“If only they had included Mr Ford in all the discussions, he might have at least been alert to the dangers that he had to avoid.”

Foodles Production (UK) Ltd said in its statement that the “safety of our cast and crew was always a top priority”.

It added: “The court acknowledged both the additional safety protocols that were immediately implemented, and that it was a very safe production in all other respects.”

rather design for than Versus,” Malik said.

“The bonus is that I get to collaborate with Donatella, whom I love and admire. I know we’ll create something amazing,” he added.

Talking about the association with Malik, Versace said: “Zayn is one of the most exciting personalities on the world stage right now. When we first met, he told me how much he loves fashion.”

“I thought it would be fantastic to collaborate on a new Versus collection together.

And, given Zayn’s huge fan base around the world, I expect there will be a lot of excitement about what we create together.”

long campaign.

Other guests will include UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon and as-yet unnamed celebrity guests.

The DC comics site hinted these special guests would include those who have played the super-powered Wonder Woman character over the years.

They could include the actress Lynda Carter, who starred in the hit US TV series that ran from 1975-79. Carter’s depiction of the superhero is still seen by many as the ultimate Wonder Woman.

The UN has said: “Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and

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usical live concert organized by the Angami Sports Association (ASA) would be held on October 14 at NSF Solidarity Park, below Nagaland Secretariat, Kohima.

The concert, which begins at 5.30 p.m, is being organized in commemoration of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Angami Sports Association which is tentatively scheduled in the month of February 2017.

Various prominent artistes would be performing at the Friday night event including legendary Naga musician Methaneilie Jütakhrie.

Other artistes include Diethozo Thakro, Mengu Suokhrie, Ruokuovotuo Pfusenuo, Vikhotsono Neikha, Keneisedenuo Zatsu, Viriezhünuo Solo, Thejaneinuo Kiewhuo and the DGP band.

One can book tickets at Solo Enterprise, High School Junction, Sports World, Old Taxi Stand, Network Travels Counter, Mohonkhola, Kohima, Avodi Shop, St Joseph’s College, Jakhama, Ame-e shop, Science College, Jotsoma and ZP Enterprise, TCP Gate, Kohima. Tickets will also be available at the venue on Friday.

production company behind the latest Star Wars movie has been fined £1.6m ($2m) after Harrison Ford broke his leg on set.

The actor was injured in June 2014 at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire as he reprised his role as Han Solo.

He was struck by a metal door on the set of the Millennium Falcon spaceship.

Foodles Production (UK) Ltd, owned by Disney, pleaded guilty earlier this year to two charges brought by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

In a statement, Foodles said it “deeply regretted” what it described as an “unfortunate on-set accident”.

Following the incident during the filming of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Ford was airlifted to hospital for surgery.

The door that struck the Hollywood superstar had been designed to mimic the action of the spaceship on the original set.

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inger Zayn Malik is trying his hand at fashion designing. The former One Direction member has announced a collaboration with fashion designer Donatella Versace for a capsule collection of men’s and women’s clothing.

It is being done for Versus under the ZAYN X VERSUS label, the new collection of which will debut in May 2017.

Malik will also star in two campaigns for the brand next year, reports aceshowbiz.com.

“I think Versus has always been a very cool brand.

It’s a great brand for me and for people in my generation.

I’ve always wanted to design clothes, and there’s no brand I’d

he United Nations (UN) is to name comic book character Wonder Woman as its new Honorary Ambassador for the Empowerment of Woman and Girls.

The UN said the character will be formally sworn in at a ceremony on 21 October at its New York headquarters.

DC Entertainment president Diane Nelson will accept the role for her company’s comic book, TV and film character.

The event will also launch the UN’s campaign for gender equality and women’s empowerment.

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posed string arrangements for the star alongside his father Clare, said the archives were vast.

“I think over 70% of the music we’ve worked on for Prince is yet to be released,” he told the BBC. “There are lot of songs that were sent to us clearly with the idea that they would never be released. They were almost comical songs that he would work out with his horn players. There was lot of wild horn parts and experimentation with samples.”

However, the ownership of the music is unclear. Much of the material was recorded when Prince was under contract to Warner Bros, and he subsequently signed one-off deals with every other major label, several independents and JayZ’s Tidal streaming service.

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‘Comical songs’ According to the singer’s former recording engineer Susan Rodgers, who started the vault for Prince during the 1980s, the facility was almost full when she left in 1987, with songs in there that pre-date his legendary Purple Rain album.

She said the tapes contained everything from latenight jam sessions to intensely personal songs that the artist felt uncomfortable releasing.

“If he wasn’t taking care of conducting business... or if he wasn’t dating or seeing someone socially, which would be less often than you might think, for the most part, Prince had an instrument in his hands and he was playing music,” she said.

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rince’s infamous “vault” of unreleased music is being shopped around record labels with a price tag of $35m (£29m), according to US reports.

The trove contains songs like Rebirth of the Flesh, Electric Intercourse and Extraloveable - which have been widely bootlegged, but never formally issued. It also contains hundreds of hours of live recordings and concert footage.

All three major labels are understood to be in talks over the material, according to Billboard magazine.

Quoting an unnamed source, the magazine said a deluxe edition of Purple Rain - which was announced in 2014 but never materialised was now likely to be released in 2017. A new greatest hits compilation is also due before the end of the year.

The infamous vault is tucked away in the basement of Prince’s Paisley Park home in Minneapolis.

Accessible by lift, it is a climate-controlled room hidden behind a steel door, complete with a combination lock and large spinning handle.

The late singer was the only person with the code to open the safe. When he died in April, it had to be drilled open by the company responsible for

Date : 15th - 26th October 2016 | Venue : Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima OPENING CEREMONY TIME : 3:30 P.M

Online audition begins and the last date will be 27th of Oct. 2016. So aspirant contestants can whatapp your audio (without music) in this number 8974638691 (Specially for other districts) Registration forms are available at Happy's Grooming Corner, A-One Bakery, Diphupar-B, Greenland Bakery, 5th Mile, Blessmart, 3rd Mile, Popular Bakery, Purana Bazar and Kiran Sports, Church Road, Dimapur.

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Djokovic storms into Shanghai quarter-finals

Novak Djokovic hits a return shot against Vasek Pospisil during the men’s singles match of the Shanghai Masters tennis tournament, Thursday. (AP/PTI)

SHANGHAI, Oct 13 (AGENCIES): World number one Novak Djokovic dismissed Canadian qualifier Vasek Pospisil 6-4, 6-4 to storm into the Shanghai Masters quarter-finals on Thursday.

The 12- tim e G r a nd Slam-winner came into the tournament with questions over his motivation but he left little room for doubt in a comprehensive victory.

Djokovic weathered 12 aces and 28 winners from Pospisil, 26, before completing the 79-minute victory with a searing forehand to the corner.

The Serb insists he is no longer chasing titles or rankings points after suffering a crisis of motivation since he completed a career Grand Slam at the French Open in June. But he is now into the Shanghai last eight without dropping a set and will face 110th-ranked Mischa Zverev for a place in the semi-finals.

America’s Jack Sock recovered from losing the first set to love as he beat Milos Raonic 0-6, 6-4, 7-6 (10/8), ending a run of eight straight defeats to the Canadian fifth seed.

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ga ousted racquet-smashing teenager Alexander Zverev, denying the young German a potential match-up with his elder brother, Mischa.

Zverev, 19, pushed the ninth seed all the way until he was broken for 5-6 in the third set, prompting a furious racquet-battering which earned him a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct.

Tsonga, serving for the match, safely negotiated three break points before a spectacular airborne smash set up match point, which he gobbled up to win 6-7 (4/7), 6-2, 7-5.

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Paralympian forced to remove prosthetic limb at Airport Bengaluru, Oct 13 (PTI): As if the “psychological hurt” was not enough, Indian paralympian Aditya Mehta was also left bleeding after being forced to remove his prosthetic limb as part of a security check at Kempegowda International Airport (KIA).

Two months after a similar incident of humiliation, Aditya had to go through the ordeal again when he was forced to remove his prosthetic limb on October 11 and while hurriedly wearing it back to catch the flight he ended up hurting himself.

“They forced me to remove my limb. It took 45 minutes to wear it back. While I was wearing it inside the room, the officials asked me to come out quickly as the takeoff time was nearing. In that tension I started to push my stump very hard, and when I removed the limb in my house, I found I was bleeding,” Mehta told PTI. Mehta also said that he was carrying an injury for the last 20 days and it would be difficult for him to remove the prosthetic limb and wear it again.

Earlier on two occasions, Mehta had been humiliated by the security people at Delhi and Bengaluru airports.

Mehta said he was asked

by CISF official Thakur Das to get inside a room and remove his prosthetic limb.

“At the airport the same person (Thakur Das), with whom I had an issue at the airport, was there and he asked me to get into a room and remove the limb,” he said.

Mehta pleaded with the official that if he removed his artificial limb it would take at least 45 minutes to wear it back and the flight is about to take-off in next 30 minutes.

“If I remove the limb, it will take 45 minutes to wear it back and my flight is ready to take-off in next 30 minutes,” he pleaded with the officer.

“But the officer told me ‘No, if it is an injury, it is your problem. We have to take care of security and you should allow us to do our duty’,” Mehta said.

Mehta argued that he had been to three other airports but the officials there did not ask him to remove his limb.

“I told them the security officials can check the ETD. In fact, I had been to three other airports, where they did not force me to remove my limb.”

Venting his ire on social media, Mehta said despite writing to DGCA asking for full-body scanners for disabled people be set up, no action has been taken so far.

The DGCA office in Hyderabad said that asking people with prosthetic limbs to remove them is standard operating procedure as part of security.

Australia IOC president calls for ‘stronger’ WADA Oct 13 (IANS): Insuffer first 0-5 Paris, ternational Olympic Commit(IOC) President Thomas ODI series loss tee Bach called on the member NEW DELHI, Oct 13 (Agencies): History has been made by South Africa, who have blanked Australia 5-0 to mark the first time that an Australian cricket team has lost all of the matches in a five-game ODI series. Steve Smith’s team, ranked No 1 in the world and reigning World Cup champions, have been whitewashed by Faf du Plessis’ South Africa in the series that ended on Wednesday in Cape Town.

Australia were without three of their most influential bowlers in Mitchell Starc, James Faulkner and Josh Hazlewood as well as batsman Shaun Marsh, but even factoring in these absences, to be beaten in five consecutive matches was not what many could have envisioned from a team that recently won 4-1 in Sri Lanka. The margins of defeat - by six wickets with 82 deliveries remaining, 142 runs, four wickets, six wickets with 87 deliveries remaining and 31 runs underline the manner in which Australia, with arguably their poorest bowling ensemble in years, struggled in South Africa.

states of the European forum to join forces for anti-doping.

Regarding the recent row between the IOC and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), Bach wanted to “address the extremely important issue of the protection of the clean athletes and the fight against doping” and urged that all partners to work for “a more robust, more efficient and more transparent WADA antidoping system.”

“Especially over the course of the last two years, deficiencies of the World Anti-Doping Agency in the fight against doping have become apparent,” he told parliamentarians on Wednesday from 47 member states of the Council of Europe (COE), pan-European organization based in Strasbourg, Xinhua news agency reported.

“It is encouraging to see that the World Anti-Doping Agency is now starting to address these deficiencies through the organisation of Think Tanks and other measures.

“This is why the Olympic Movement under the lead-

Thomas Bach ership of the IOC outlined its strategy for a strengthened fight against doping just a few days ago,” added Bach.

Speaking in the introduction of a debate on “Sport for all: a bridge to equality, integration and social inclusion”, the IOC chief also welcomed the report of the Spanish parliamentary Carmen Quintanilla which is subject to a resolution of PACE. “In our fragile world, shaken by crises and mistrust, we need this spirit of dialogue and cooperation more than ever,” he said.

“Sport has the unique power to bring people together, regardless of background, gender, culture or belief,” said Bach, raising the refugee team at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games as an example.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith, now I lay down in my father’s abode.”

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Born : 27/07/1939 – Died : 07/10/2016

"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from henceforth"

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. L. Aoyanger (Longsa) would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, families, friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and unceasing prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved on 7th Oct. 2016.

We regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally, but it is our sincere and humble prayer that our Almighty God bless everyone abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “YOU SHALL BE A CROWN OF BEAUTY IN THE HAND OF THE LORD” We the bereaved family of Late Tingwangchune Alice (Lulu) Chewang, daughter of Namgangbi Chewang would like to extend our sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, church members, relatives, friends, neighbours, well – wishers, organizations, institutions for the great concern and kindness shown by your physical presence, financial help, material and prayer support at the untimely demise of our beloved, who left us for Heavenly abode.

We express our special thanks to the Doctors, Nurses and staff of Oking Hospital, Kohima for their best effort and also comforting heartwarming services rendered, during the brief illness of our beloved daughter.

Our sincere thanks and gratitude to each and every individual for accompanying us through her last journey 22.06.1986 – 05.10.2016 from Kohima to Jalukie Town.

We convey our special thanks to Shri. T.R. Zeliang, Chief Minister Nagaland & family for financial and physical support and also for providing of Hearse to transport the mortal remain to Jalukie Town. Your sympathy has immensely strengthened us and we are fortunate to have you as a loving family and a wonderful friend.

We extend our heart-felt gratitude to NPF Central Office Nagaland, Liangmai Baptist Church Kohima, New Ministers Hill Youth Organization and Panchayat Kohima, Liangmai Baptist Association (LBA) Staff, Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) and Eastern Theological College (ETC) Jorhat, for all their expression of sympathy and help provided.

We also express our profound gratitude to Liangmai Baptist Phumling, Jalukie Town for the arrangement of funeral service, meeting the exigency at the grievous hour.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual, and we feel there are no words that seem adequate enough to say thank you to everyone for your expression of sympathy, but it is our sincere prayer that the Lord Almighty shower His Manifold Blessings fall upon each of your lives.

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22/04/1964 to 06/10/2016 With deepest grief, we, the family members of Late Chemtok Konyak, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the entire individual, friends, relatives, neighbours from both Mon Town and Dimapur and all well wishers, who stood and supported us physically, materially, financially, morally and through prayer during his illness and at the sad demise. We beg to be pardoned for our inability to thank every individual who stood by us during our darkest hours. Yet mentioning few, we extend our sincere gratitude to :1. Konyak Baptist Church Mon. 2. Thamnan Ward 3. Tamlu Union Mon. 4. Ao Baptist Arogo Mon 5. Mulongyimsen Telongjem Mon. 6. Shri. Honje Konyak, DC Mon. 7. Shri. Yangba Konyak, SP Mon 8. Shri. Manlip, President KU. 9. Shri. Lihwang Angh Wangla 10. Kuki Baptist Church Mon. 11. DC Staff Mon. 12. Doctors & nurses NEIGRIHMS and Civil Hospital Mon.

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God has called you to His Kingdom today. And even with all our love and prayers, we couldn’t keep you with us. With tearful eyes and broken hearts, we bid you adieu. But your love and teachings will always be with us. Thank you for providing the best for us.

We the bereaved family members of Late Y. Tsayingkiu Sangtam, express our immense gratitude to all who stood beside us in prayer, in person, materially and financially during his illness and at the sad demise on 11th of Oct. 2016.

We beg to be pardoned for our inability to give thanks to each and every individual who shared our grief. Yet it would be incomplete without mentioning our indebtedness to : 1. Sangtam Baptist Lithro, Dimapur.

2. Sangtam Baptist Lithrolarü, Dimapur.

3. Sangtam Baptist Youth, Dimapur.

4. Sangtam Baptist Mission Board, Dimapur.

5. Phelungre Union Dimapur.

6. Phelungre Village Council, Phelungre.

7. Phelungre Baptist Church, Phelungre.

8. Tikhir Baptist Church, Dimapur.

9. Youth for Christ Team.

10. Sub- Divisional Fishery Staff, Kiphire.

11. Kiusingkiu Students Union, Phelungre.

12. Supply Colony Council, Dimapur.

13. M. Tsalito, Joint Director, DRDA. 14. Tovihoto Aye, Chairman NIDC 15. Mr. & Mrs. C. Kipili Sangtam, Minister Power.

Loving, wife, children, parents, brothers, sisters & relatives.

In fond memories of TINGWANGCHUNE ALICE CHEWANG

LATE MR. VIHOTO P. SWU

Born - 20/03/1954 – Died - 05/10/2016 "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith."

(22.06.1986 – 05.10.2016) A lady of wisdom to whom we always count on; silliest matter to big issues you solved with ease. Honest, humble, noble, upright and understanding beyond human capacity. Simple lives with crystal heart brand you to be the best sister and human. You never wanted people to suffer because you prioritise others leaving yourself behind, and Lulu (Alice), you did that till your last breath. You thought for the convenience of everyone, we still wonder why you are so good and loving it is beyond our minds to comprehend. Heart aches, memories hurts, eyes welled with tears for we no longer are privileged to see you and call you Lulu. Life seems too unfair, death too early. It pains and breaks but, Lulu you are with your favourite (that’s what you use to say) our maker Lord Jesus today and we are comforted by that fact. Lulu, do continue to watch over us and teach us as you always do and bless us for without your blessing we can live not.

We the sisters of Lulu would like to say thank you and God bless to everyone who stood besides us in time of our pain and shattered dreams.

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Thank you all for your sympathy and comforting support during the protract illness and loss of our beloved FATHER and MENTOR LATE MR. VIHOTO P. SWU. Your compassion have been a powerful remedy to our wounded hearts.

We pray that GOD would fill your lives in abundance. May peace and plenty be the first and happiness be guided to your home for your expression of sympathy.

DAD, You taught us to be strong but SORRY we are letting you down.

We can never be strong enough to accept that you are no longer here.... “ We have an ANGEL in Heaven watching over us and we call him DADDY”.

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Chennaiyin beat FC Goa; register first win do not improve and qualify for the semi-finals.

However it was FC Goa which could have gone ahead when Fulganco Cardozo’s long ball was bungled by goalkeeper Karanjit Singh but Reinaldo Oliveira couldn’t stay on his feet falling inside the penalty box but referee thought otherwise.

The deadlock was broken in the 15th minute as Mulder collected a ball from Raphael Augusto just outside the box, kept his calm and placed the ball past a diving Goa goalkeeper Laxmikant Kattimani even before the defenders could react.

Chennaiyin made it 2-0 in the 26th minute, this time in fortunate circumstances. Skipper Mehrajuddin was looking to cross the ball inside the goalmouth but instead managed to get a wicked deflection off Goa defender Richard Dumas, which beat Kattimani under the Goa bar again.

FC Goa had their share of chances to claw their way

Chennaiyin FC and FC Goa players in action during their ISL match at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Chennai on Thursday. (PTI) Chennai, Oct 13 (PTI): Defending champions Chennaiyin FC rode on first-half goals from Hans Mulder and Mehrajuddin Wadoo to beat FC Goa City 2-0 recording their first win in the third edition of Indian Super League,

here this evening.

The goals were scored in the 15th and 26th minute as Marco Materazzi’s side now has four points from three games while last year’s finalists FC Goa now has suffered three defeats in a row. The win

took Chennaiyin to 5th position in the eight-team table while Goa are languishing at the bottom of the heap.

Chennaiyin FC manager Materazzi had told his boys that he wouldn’t be around to guide them next season if they

Dimapur crowned TT champions

ISL 2016 Points Table

Teams Northeast United FC Mumbai City FC Atletico De Kolkata Delhi Dynamos FC Chennaiyin FC Pune City FC Kerala Blasters FC Goa FC

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Morning Star, Friends United FC register wins Correspondent

Winners with the officials at closing ceremony in Kohima on Thursday. (NP)

Correspondent Kohima, Oct 13 (NPN): Dimapur district emerged as the champion in the team event while Kohima district finished runners-up at the XXII Inter District & State Table Tennis Championship.

The three-day long tournament organized under the aegis of Nagaland Table Tennis Association (NTTA) concluded here Thursday evening at the Indoor Table Tennis Stadium.

In women’s singles, Thejavinuo Rio (Kohima district) emerged the champion title followed by Avitoli Yepthomi (Kohima district) runners-up.

In junior singles, Dzesevituo Metha (Kohima district) beat Ihubuing Haikube (Kohima district) to lift the title.

Men’s Singles: Champion- Dijanglung Kamson (Dimapur), runner’s up- Kerihosa Natso (Kohima).

Men’s double: ChampionAthisu Andrew & Kevichukho (Kohima), runners-up- Shekhar Debnath & Hito Shohe (Dimapur).

Youth Singles: Champion- Dzesevituo Metha (Kohima), runners-up- Metevito (Kohima).

Youth doubles: Champion- Aochuba Jamir & Meyinukshi Lkr (Kohima), runners-

up- Tzuwatoshi & Soyimeren (Mokokchung).

Meanwhile, Mokokchung district bagged the best disciplined team while Duanthaolung Gonmei (Dimapur) was named as upcoming player of the year.

The closing ceremony was graced by deputy director, youth resources & sports Nizheto Awomi as the guest of honour. He also gave away prize to the winners.

Altogether, 84 players from Kohima, Dimapur and Mokokchung districts took part in the championship, hosted by Kohima District Table Tennis Association.

back into the game but lacked sharpness. Rafael Coelho was the most likely player to score in the first 45 minutes.

First the Brazilian striker’s header from Joffre Gonzalez’s cross sailed just wide and then he tried to pick the top corner from a narrow angle but the ball went wide in the 42nd minute.

In the second session, FC Goa chief coach Zico tried to change the equation with a flurry of attacking changes but Chennaiyin FC defended in numbers.

The hosts should have won by a much bigger margin had the strikers kept their cool.

Davide Succi had a golden chance to make it 3-0 when Mulder’s long overhead ball saw him within touching distance of the goal, only for Kattimani to get a touch.

Then Mulder found Baljit Sahni with another wellmeasured cross but the Indian striker could only hit the sidenetting.

T U EN S AN G, O C T 1 3 (NPN): Morning Star and Friends United FC won their respective matches in the 24th edition of the Loyem memorial senior soccer open championship 2016 at ground Tuensang on Thursday.

Morning Star thrashed Viceroy FC 5-0.

Goals were scored by Achang,(15) in the 9th minute, Tongpang ( 8) in the 17th and 39th minutes respectively while Ato (14) and Yampi (12) in the 27th and 42nd minutes.

In the second match, Friends United overcome Seattle FC 3-2. Vanlalruot (8) opened the account in the 33rd minute.

Dolim Yemjong (4) and Y. Thungpang (9) scored the second and third in the 49th and 53rd minutes.

For Seattle FC, the goal scorers were Meren (3) in the 19th minute and Muno (17) in the 45th minute.

The tournament is organized by Confederation of Chang Students Union (CCSU). 17 teams are taking part in the tournament.

Friday’s matches

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Correspondent

Kohima, Oct 13 (NPN): Nagaland Police (Blue) and Forerunners 4th NAP reached the quarter finals of the 17th NSF martyrs’ memorial trophy here on Thursday.

Led by hat-trick from Lamphong, Nagaland Police beat Naga Hospital Colony YO 3-0 in a one-sided match.

Lamphong also became the 11th player to score a hattrick in the tournament.

He scored twice in the first session 9th minute and 26th minutes. His third came through spot kick in the second half. TiaSunep(17) and Golmei Ninja(4) were cautioned for unsporting behaviours.

In the quarterfinal, Nagaland Police (Blue) will take on the winner of the match between Senapati FC and Tyrants FC Khuzama.

Title contenders Forerunners FC defeated Billy Graham FC 3-0.

Both teams displayed superb attacking skill, but lady luck was in favour of the Forerunners FC. Kezhose Matthew (18) opened the account in the 19th minute. He doubled the lead in the 56th minute. Right after five minutes, Vimelie Chasie(27) completed the victory.

Action in the match between Forerunners FC (Red) and Billy Graham FC on Thursday. (NP)

Manto(5) and Manei(14) of Billy Graham FC were booked. Forerunners next play the winner between P. Vizheto FC and Chedema FC in the quarter final on October 18.

Friday’s matches 12pm: Tiemakhe,Kidima VS Tragopan Club,Viswema.

1:30pm: Nagaland Police Red VS Kuki United FC

Shitilong beat Tepenjem 3-0; enter quarter finals Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 13 (NPN): Inspired by hat-trick from Jongpongnuksung, Shitilong SA blanked Tepenjem Rogo 3-0 to enter the quarterfinals of the XXIV MDFA Trophy 2016 at Mokokchung on Thursday.

Jongpongnuksung scored the goals in 26th, 65th and 85th minutes respectively.

The match was mostly dominated by Shitilong. However, Tepenjem fight till the end. They were agile and quick on the field and prevented the opponent from scoring more goals.

It took just 26 minutes for Shitilong to open the account, when Jongpongnuksung powerful shot outside the penalty box beat the opponent custodian.

Shitilong lead 1-0 at the end of the first session.

After the break, Shitilong team came back strongly and doubled the lead through Jongpongnuksung’s header in the 65th minute.

With five minutes remaining from the final whistle, Jongpongnuksung completed his hat trick by scoring the third goal.

Earlier, two matches which was postponed on Wednesday due to inclement weather was also played today. Both the results of the matches were decided through

Players in action between Shitilong S/A (yellow) and Tepenjem Rugo (red) on Thursday. (NP)

XXIV MDFA Trophy 2016

teams were locked to goalless draw in the regulated time.

Friday’s matches

tie-breakers. Socianian FC and in the added time.

1st match: Fusion FC Vs beat Hills XI FC in the shootMongsenbai Youngsterz Arikodong out 5-4 after both team failed SC won the match 8-7 against 2nd match : Telongjem FC Vs to score in the regulated time Elation SA in penalties. Both Grasshoppers

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1st match: Ngangpong FC Vs Pang FC. 2nd match: Unique Bulls FC Vs Vetao Ayie FC

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Nagaland Police, Forerunners enter NSF Trophy quarterfinals

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