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Day 1: NH-29 indefinite bandh peaceful

ed to go ahead with the bandh, refuting the state cabinet’s statement, saying “it had nothing to do with the SIT or the chargesheets to be filed by it, as supposed by the Cabinet”. They asserted that their demand was for a thorough CBI probe into the whole adulteration racket. Later, with no option left, as CCoFA was firm to go ahead with its proposed bandh, the cabinet during its meeting held on Sunday declared the bandh as “illegal”.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): It was a bandh with a difference with public being spared while government vehicles barred from plying the NH 29 and oil tankers totally restricted from movement on Monday, the first day of the indefinite bandh on NH 29 called by the Co-cordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA). The bandh passed off peacefully and without stray incidents mainly since it affected only the National Highway 29 between Dimapur to Kohima. CCoFA had called for an indefinite phase-wise bandh after expiry of its 15-day ultimatum on the state government for a thorough CBI probe into the fuel adulteration scam during which, the alleged kingpins were arrested and petrol tankers seized including chemicals used for adulterating petrol. On Monday, CCoFA members and volunteers enforced the ban at New Field Check Gate, Dillai Gate, Chumukedima check point, and in Medziphema town from 6 a.m. CCoFA informed that the volunteers would be manning the checkpoints indefinitely. With the restriction on movement of oil tankers not only along NH-29, but inside city limits, the state is most likely to experience fuel shortage in the coming days if the bandh continued. Incidentally, Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang,

CMO Dimapur informs hospitals

Heavy armed police picket at New Field check gate, alongside bandh volunteers. (NP)

whose government had declared the bandh as illegal Sunday, managed to bypass the enforcers on his trip to Kazaringa Monday. It was disclosed that the chief minister halted overnight at his residence in Dimapur on Sunday ostensibly to avoid check points at various portions of the NH-29. Since the entire route of the highway was not patrolled except the check gates, the chief minister’s entourage took the route to Assam via Burma Camp and through the tea garden road to Khatkhati to evade the New Field Check Gate. H o w e v e r , C C o FA claimed that the “CM’s evasion was a moral victory, as he could’ve defied the bandh, if he truly viewed it as illegal”. Few government vehicles were seen plying along NH-29 without number plates. Some vehicles without plates but

with red beacons were reportedly sent back towards Kohima by volunteers located at Patkai Bridge (Chumukedima check gate). Around 200 volunteers of youth organisations, public and student bodies of Chumukedima area were stationed at Chathe river bridge. Volunteers expressed confidence that they would be able to sustain the bandh indefinitely. In this regard, volunteers at the bridge informed that they have prepared a rooster for various groups, villages, organisations etc. to take turns to man the checkgate 24x7. They also planned to enhance the number of volunteers from 200 to 500 starting October 20. Meanwhile, CCoFA members have termed the bandh as “non-violent” and “passive resistance.” They expressed confidence of sustain-

Two dead, 3 injured in mishap on the way to the hospital. The other three were rushed to a nearby hospital with in cirtical condition. Police also arrested the AR truck driver and seized the vehicle. Police said they have initiated an investigation.

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): In view of several dengue cases being reported in private hospitals and clinics in Dimapur district through Rapid Card Test, chief medical officer (CMO), Dimapur Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi has requested the hospitals to send the RCT positive samples to the Sentinel Surveillance Site Lab at District Hospital Dimapur. The samples would then be tested with ELISA Test, a WHO approved confirmatory test for Dengue, Dr. Kinimi added. It also said for sample collection one may contact-9436007335.

IGAR (N) condoles

1 held in connection with Sept 16 firing case

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Dimapur police arrested one NSCN (I-M) cadre in connection with the extortion and firing at a shop near NL Road on September 16, OC East Police Dimapur confirmed on Monday. According to police, the arrested person was identified as Lovika Ayemi (26), allegedly an “khapur” of NSCN (I-M). One .32 pistol and a magazine used in the crime was also seized from his possession, police said. The arrest coms after a month long investigation. Police zeroed in on the accused by tracking his movement with the help of Telecom Data Analysis Unit of Dimapur police. It may be mentioned that an armed “extortionist” entered the shop and decamped with money and mobile handsets on September 16 and fired two rounds in the air while fleeing. (Staff Reporter)

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ing the bandh to any number of days with the contention that the public would lend support, claiming that it was a “people’s movement.” Meanwhile, in order to thwart any untoward incidents, huge posse of security personnel in anti riot gears including women police personnel were stationed at all check points. It may be mentioned that two days ahead of the bandh (October 15), the state cabinet held an emergency meeting wherein the latter appealed to the committee to withdraw the bandh call, with the assurance that charge sheets would be filed and submitted within the next 10 days. The cabinet further stated that the SIT investigation was in advance stage and it was not advisable to change the investigation agency at this juncture. However, CCoFA decid-

The mangled car after the mishap on Monday. (NP)

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KOHIMA, OCT 17 (NPN): In a tragic mishap, two persons succumbed to injuries while three others received grievous injuries after the car (Maruti Zen NL02 C 7257) collided head-on with a truck

belonging to the 5 sector Assam Rifles near Meriema village (Kohima –Wokha road) on Monday around 8 a.m. The front portion of the car was badly mangled, police sources said. Police said two out of the five occupants died while

Inspector General Assam Rifles (North) has condoled the loss of two precious lives and the injured persons. In a press note, issued through its PRO, IGAR(N) said the unfortunate accident that took place between a Maruti Zen (NL-02C-1757) which was overtaking on a blind turn and collided with Assam Rifles vehicle, coming from the opposite direction. IGAR has extended heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members of the deceased-- Mrs Keileu and Mr Jesse, Teillijon village of Assam-- prayed to Almighty to provide strength to the family members to bear the irreparable loss and for the departed soul.

CCoFA terms cabinet’s decision ‘absurd’

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Terming DAN cabinet’s decision as “absurd” to declare the peaceful bandh as illegal, CCoFA raised several questions wanting to know as to how could the bandh be illegal when the public was peacefully protesting against the glaring corruption by the state government? CCoFA media cell in a press note wanted to know whether the government felt that “calling for a CBI enquiry was a criminal activity? and “under which Act has the government deemed it necessary to declare the peaceful Gandhian protest illegal?, Can the Cabinet pass an order based simply on feelings?, why the Cabinet is so eager to resort to lathi-charge against its own people who are simply protesting against the rampant corruption in the (Cont’d on p-7) State?”

3 girls injured in grenade blast in Imphal Correspondent

IMPHAL, Oct 17: Three girls including a minor were injured after a hand grenade reportedly hurled by two unidentified miscreants exploded at the residence of a contractor in Imphal’s Tangkhul Avenue on Monday night. According to reports, the miscreants hurled the hand grenade at the residence of Chelneil, who is also the president of Tangkhul Contractor’s Association Ukhrul at around 7 p.m. The three injured girls were rushed to Raj Medicity hospital where the condition of one of the girls identified as Sunita Jajo (20) was stated to be critical. Sunita’s younger sister Chuichui (18) and eight year-old Leiyarel sustained minor injuries. They were out of danger, doctors attending them said. The two sisters from Mawai village were staying at a rented house at the time of the blast.

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Greed, step motherly treatment stalled SARDP projects: NPCC

KOHIMA, OCT 17 (NPN): Nagaland SSA Teachers Association (NSSATA) and All Nagaland Aggrieved Hindi Teachers Association (ANAHTA) that launched their respective agitations on Monday have affirmed to continue to boycott classes till the state government met their demands. NSSATA representatives told Nagaland Post that all its units from all district headquarters confirmed boycotting classes. They also said that there were some schools that had been severely affected since majority of the teachers was from SSA. It was informed that a few schools in Noklak subdivision were completely paralyzed since the schools were functioning fully with SSA and Hindi teachers. Meanwhile, NSSATA 2010-2013, Mokokchung Unit has extended support to NSSATA central body. Unit president Moakum has asked all the unit members to actively participate in the agitation till the government fulfilled the four-point charter of demands. Besides, the ANAHTA has also affirmed that till all their pending salaries were released, the agitation would continue across the state. It said all the aggrieved Hindi teachers numbering 1379 from 11 districts participated in the agitation on Monday.

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) on Monday alleged that Special Accelerated Road Development Project (SARDP) roads project in Nagaland were stalled due to greed of NPF and stepmotherly treatment of the Government of India. NPCC media cell in a press statement, said that roads taken up under SARDP were the most important roads as it covered the district headquarters of Mon, Longleng, Zunheboto and Phek. However, the above mentioned roads project failed in the state, as prior to 2013 general election, it was rumoured that NPF demanded huge commission from the contractors by assuring that they would revise the estimate, media cell claimed. So when the revised estimate increased to over 200% and was submitted to government of India, secretary transport, Vijay Chibber, IAS Government of India, ordered the cancellation of the project, in 2013, media cell said. Subsequently, a PublicInterest Litigation (PIL) was filed by in the Gauhati High Court. In its judgement, the court had directed the contractors to start work immediately on October 13, 2013. This was contested by NDA government by filing a Special Leave Petition

(SLP) in the division bench of the Gauhati High Court and the court appointed a commission to verify, NPCC said. However, the division bench of Gauhati High Court dismissed the Special Leave Petition on July 27, 2016 in favour of the work. “All the Kings and all the Queens of NPF and BJP from Nagaland could not prevail upon the Government of India from filing the SLP in the Supreme Court”, NPCC claimed. So, when the case was heard on October 7, 2016, the Supreme Court in its ruling appointed a Commission to further verify. In the light of the above, NPCC said that the revision of estimate would not have been necessary had the contractors been given time to work without disturbances. On the other hand, NPCC said that the transport secretary should have at least ordered verification of the work and revised estimate and could have corrected the revised estimate instead of ordering cancellation of the work order. “This is purely step motherly action toward the public of Nagaland”, NPCC said. Therefore, NPCC said unless the Government of India changes its attitude, the case will go on for years and the people of the four districts will continue to suffer without pliable roads.

Gov’s initiatives to improve Dimapur railway station

Rengma leaders call on Dr. Shürho

NSSATA, ANAHTA to continue stir

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Under the initiative of Nagaland Governor P.B. Acharya, Dimapur railway station has undergone some major changes. Report from DIPR, said that changes included- improvement in unreserved ticketing system counters (UTS), ticket checking, parking space for different abled persons and enhancement of storage capacity of FCI. The initiative taken by Governor also included cleanliness in and around the railway station. For this, authorities of Dimapur railway station were constantly inspecting the premises and give counselling to the commuters on cleanliness. The report further stated that fine has been levied on those who litter the station. Dimapur Railway station has also introduced four unreserved ticketing system (UTS) counters on August 10, 2016.

With the introduction of the UTS counters, ticketing has become easy as the counters deal with more than thousand ticketing in a day, the report stated. Further, for improvement of Dimapur railway station, a committee has been set up headed by ADRM/ LMG to accept and address any suggestion submitted by the commuters and general public. On separate parking area for differently abled person, the railway authority has earmarked an area and a tender has been floated which will be open this month, said the report. Besides regular frisking of passengers’ luggage, CCTV cameras have been installed and security forces have been deployed round the clock to secure the station. It may be mentioned that Dimapur is the second highest revenue earning station after Guwahati for the Northeast Frontier Railway.

DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Rengma leaders led by parliamentary secretary Er. Levi Rengma, former Rengma legislatures, Lothi Semy (Interim Member); ex-ministers-Nillo Rengma, Dr. K. Kath R. Khing; Kenny Tep, Rengma Hoho president, Khinyi Woch, Kohima Rengma Union president called on NPF president and DAN chairman, Dr. Shürhozelie LiezietsuMonday morning and apprised the latter of the demand for creation of Rengma district and to solicit his support and blessing. In a press note, Er. Levi said Dr. Shürhozelie, after thorough deliberation on the issue and having understood the genuine demand of the Rengma people, was very sympathetic and assured the delegation of his full support for the cause. Levi further said Dr. Shürhozelie advised the delegation to meet people who matters, to apprise and convince them of the genuine demand, particularly the legislators and cabinet ministers.

Assam, Nagaland CMs vow to solve border issue through dialogue Centre directs states to clear DIMAPUR, OCT 17 (NPN): Chief Ministers of Nagaland and Assam, on Monday resolved to solve the border issues between the two neighbouring states through dialogue and people to people contact. Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang told his Assam counterpart Sarbananda Sonowal that the border issues should be solved amicably by the people instead of depending on the Court to pass a judgement, when the two leaders met at Kaziranga, Assam, said CMO media cell in a press statement. He said the problem or issue whether big or small would be solved, only when the two sides come together across the table and discuss with an open mind and determination. Zeliang further said that the concept of meeting each other was the first step to maintain, nurture and promote cordial and lasting relation. “We had lived together and we shall continue to live

Zeliang and Sonowal with legislators and officials from Nagaland and Assam on Monday. (NP)

together, and so we must live together in peace and harmony, and progress together,” he said. However, to achieve this relationship, Zeliang said both sides have to create a human relation in the true spirit of good neighbours. He also suggested that the people living in border areas of Assam should be encouraged to use the facilities of Nagaland such as airport and railway as “their own”. On the protection and preservation of reserved for-

est with border areas of the two states, Zeliang assured to extend fullest cooperation to check the menace of Rhino poaching. On the connectivity of the two states vis-a-vis Act East policy, Zeliang reiterated that the policy can be successful only if the Northeastern States were made active participants in the trade and commerce activities. In response, Sonowal termed the day as a “historic day for the two states” and said that both the states

should work together for mutual growth and move forward along with the rest of the country. He said that the differences and issues should be mutually addressed in a spirit of goodwill. “Today’s meeting of the two Chief Ministers will send a positive message to the younger generations of both the states, and that people are eagerly awaiting the outcome to the meeting”, said Sonowal. He also responded positively to Zeliang’s invitation

to attend this year’s Hornbill Festival, saying that several cultural troupes from Assam should participate in Hornbill Festival at Kisama. Sonowal further suggested setting up of a Committee for border areas consisting of the local MLAs/ MPs and government officials so that petty issues tackled mutually at the local level. Sonowal was accompanied by some of his cabinet colleagues, MLAs, Jorhat MP and senior officials led by chief secretary Assam, while Nagaland chief minister was accompanied by KG Kenye, MP (Rajya Sabha), Dr Imtiwapang parliamentary secretary (G&M), Lalthara advisor & principal secretary to CM, RB Thong addl chief secretary and development commissioner, Sentiyanger Imchen commissioner & ex-officio commissioner & secretary (Border Affairs), LL Doungel DGP, Himato Zhimomi commissioner & secretary (W & H), Angau Thou secretary (Tourism) and other officials.

pending MNREGA payments

NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): The Centre has asked states to clear pending MNREGA wage payments at the earliest to beneficiaries, and cautioned them to avoid diverting funds for other social welfare schemes. In July this year, the Supreme Court had pulled up the Centre over delay in payments under “Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA). Following which, in last few months the Rural Development Ministry repeatedly has asked states to clear the pending payments from available funds. “You are aware of the fact that the Ministry has been harping on the need to clear the wage liabilities on priority. In fact it has been clearly stated that the payment of wages ought to be the first charge on funds released to states/UTs from time to time,” the Union Rural Development Ministry has said in a letter written to the states.

Keeping in view the concern of the Hon’ble Supreme Court and the advice of the Ministry, you are requested to kindly take appropriate action for clearing all pending wage liabilities at the earliest, the letter added. According to a source about Rs 100 crore MNREGA wage payments is pending in various states, while Centre has already allocated adequate funds to the states. The Central government has also sent a team of officials to those states where maximum MNREGA wage payment is pending. Under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA), funds are released to the states on the basis of agreed to labour budget and performance of the states. For ensuring timely payment of wages, the Central government had also started National Electronic Fund Management System (NeFMS) in 11 states. K Y M C

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National seminar on Nagas held in Hyderabad

Scholars and delegates at the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Naga Research Scholars Forum (NRSF), university of Hyderabad in collaboration with centre for study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy organized two-day national seminar on “Discoursing the Shifts of the Naga society in North-east India” from October 14 to 15. It was partially funded by the UPE II of the university. The inaugural function was graced by pro vice chancellor, University of Hyderabad, Prof Sanjay as the chief guest. In his speech, he felicitated the NRSF for their

initiative in bringing about a platform for the young scholars to engage and disseminate ideas. Dean of School of Social Sciences, Prof K. K Misra, who chaired the session, stated that the seminar was very appropriate as it covered wide relevant themes. Keynote address was delivered by Dr Veio Pou, author of ‘Literary Cultures of India’s North East: Naga Writings in English’ on ‘Engaging the Dominant Narratives in the Naga Society’. In his power packed key note address, Dr

Pou observed that unprecedented changes had come about in the last six-seven decades in the Naga society. Besides the various damages, according to him had been chiefly the damage on the understanding of one’s own traditional and cultural institutions. He pointed out the need to know the inherent ideological strains operational in the society and accordingly corrective measures must be taken up to counter such narratives. While Dr Ajailiu Niumai (Coordinator of the

Seminar) also pointed out the need to look at the society critically, Riku Khutso, PhD candidate, department of History, spoke on the concept and the scope of the seminar by underlying the need to identify new methodological frameworks and perspectives to understand shifts in the Naga society of North East India. One of the main objectives of the seminar had been to engage academic endeavors from different disciplines which concerned past, present and future of the Nagas and also locate the current debates around these divergences and convergences in the Naga society. There were altogether 18 delegates and three in absentia papers from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, Jamia Milia Islamia University, New Delhi, Christ University, Bangalore, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi and University of Hyderabad. The valedictory session was graced by retd. Professor Sudhir Jacob who pointed out that the Nagas needed to deconstruct the baggage of colonization and westernization and reconstruct the society based on their rich indigenous culture and traditions.

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Organizations laud Wokha police DIMAPUR: Wokha Village Council (WVC), Wokha Village Youth Organization (WVYO), Wokha Village Students’ Union (WVSU), Wokha Village Eloe Ekhung (WVEE) and Wokha Village Govt Employees (WVGE) have lauded the Wokha police for its efficiency and promptness. A joint press note by Wokha Village Council chairman Yanphamo Tungoe, WVYO president Myanthung Humtsoe, WVGEU president Ezanthung Erui, WVSU president Nongothung Murry and WVEE chairperson Arhoni Erui stated that the unions appreciated the district administration and Wokha police for their tireless effort in arresting one Ninyali Messen, son of Johan Messen of Shishenyu village under Tseminyu. It stated that the arrested person was “responsible for the gruesome murder” of Zubenthung, son of Yanarao Yanthan of Lakhuti village on October 6 at ‘O’ point, Wokha. Unions urged the law enforcing agencies to award befitting punishment to the culprits so as to declare justice to the victim’s family. It also stated that such kind of atrocities would never be tolerated under any circumstances in the near future within Wokha village jurisdiction.

Training on disaster management awareness at Tuensang

Training on disaster management awareness was held at Bethesda School Tuensang. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Disaster management awareness training was held at Bethesda School Tuensang, organised by home guards and civil defense department Tuensang. Introductor y speech was given by the district

commandment, Nongvai E Phom. He encouraged the teachers and students to pay attention to the training and explained its importance to the disaster prone state as per the geographical location.

NNC/FGN Chang region welcome ‘home comers’

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The evacuation drill was conducted by a band of trained troops headed by Lichemse, SI home guard and civil defense Tuensang while emergency method of rescue was conducted by H/ASI, Lima Ao and his troop.

Toluvi village resolves for ‘Clean Toluvi 2016’

DIMAPUR: Toluvi Village TUENSANG, OCT 17 (NPN); The NNC/ FGN Chang Council, Toluvi Baptist Church region has welcomed four ‘home comers’ from Chang Akukuhou, NCRC, Toluvi region GPRN/ NSCN (U) into its fold.According to a Students’ Union and STH press release issued by Midan Peyu Chang region NNC/ Toluvi held a joint meeting on FGN, C.T. Akhang, stated that, the four home comers October 17 under the banner were Sokum Chang Sergt Maj, Y. Yemli Chang Khapur, “Clean Toluvi 2016”. In a press note by chairC. Chukangba Khapur and H. Bapen Chang region man, T.Tozhevi Chishi Hd secretary. The Chang region NNC/ FGN further expressed grate- G.B and secretary Angukato fulness to the home comers for their bold and wise decision at Zhimomi stated that in the and thereby making Sabka the right time and perspective in order to determine the future joint meeting it unanimously resolved that, the citizens of Saath, Sabka Vikas (together of the Naga people. Toluvi village should keep with all, development for all) the residential surrounding a reality in Nagaland too. neat and clean under cardinal Earlier the program was points. It also resolved that chaired by president BJP non-residents of Toluvi village Dimapur district unit L. Benwho owned plot of land at dang Ao; short speeches were Toluvi village were to adhere given by state vice president with the order which would James Vizo and vice president DIMAPUR: Peraciezie incident. state BJYM Mukib Rehman. Youth Organization (PYO), O r g a n i z a t i o n h a s be completed as on or before The program was attended High School Area has strong- strongly condemned such October 31. It further resolved by GBs, village council mem- ly condemned the incident of criminal activities taking that selling of alcohol, drugs and also movement under the bers of Bamunphukhuri, Living Word Church located place within its jurisdiction. influence of alcohol and drug party workers from state and at Peraciezie High School PYO also appealed trips would be strictly prohibdistrict. Area Kohima, which was set the general public of High ited within the jurisdiction of on fire by unidentified mis- School Area Kohima to be Toluvi village. It also directed creants on October 14. aware and vigilant. In this business establishments to A condemnation note regard, PYO has warned that paint walls, shutters, doors by PYO president, Asa after 9 p.m. unauthorized or with off white colour and place Metha and secretary, Ke- unknown persons would be dustbins in the shop on or visetuo Suokhrie has ex- banned from moving around before October 31. It informed DIMAPUR: Mukhami Union pressed deep sorrow and Peraciezie High School Area that action would be initiated Dimapur (MUD) has strongly concern over the unfortunate Kohima. against defaulters. condemned the Mukhami incident wherein Zhikhashe Assumi son of late Kupushe Assumi chopped off the right hand of S Vitokhu Awomi. to MUD in a condemnation note by president, Khetovi Ex-Chairman of DMC Wotsa and general secretary, We, the conscious citizens of Dimapur, from different walks, of progressive, Ghotovi Shohe stated that this dastardly act was inhuman and dynamic town, in particular a well wishing committee, have an ardent eagerness deserved the highest form of to find your royal, valuable voice to contest in the forthcoming DMC election. Your condemnation from all. worthy administration without worriedness, fearlessness, in the political ex-office While appreciating the district administration for time- is still cherished in our minds. We want such a potential, credential, skilful political ly intervention and arresting administrator back to your hand for peaceful, development at Dimapur. We want the culprit, MUD appealed the you to decorate golden Dimapur by possessing in the Municipal office. two parties to amicably solve From, the dispute at the earliest as per Harendra Singh, Bhabhuti Rai the Sumi customary law. & other well-wishers of Dimapur DP-8180

news in brief 3 Dimapur III mandal BJP Dmu unit meet UTNA general meeting: Unemployed Trained Nurses Association (UTNA) Kohima unit has convened its general meeting on October 29 at 1 p.m in the NHAK auditorium. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting positively as absentees would be imposed fine. STKK picnic: Suruhuto Tokukujo Kuqhakulu Kohima (STKK) has convened picnic programme on October 22, at heritage village, Kisama. All members and in-laws have been requested to attend the meeting. UCTE B.Ed principal meet: Unity College of Teacher Education (UCTE) Dimapur has convened all Nagaland B. Ed Principal’s meeting on October 19, at 10 a.m. in the UCTE, Dimapur. SAKH session: The judicial board SAKH Pughoboto division has convened its 9th session on October 26 at 9 a.m at its convenor’s residence Pughoboto town. Judicial board members of all the sectors including the replaced members have been asked to attend the session. Women police station Kohima: Women Police station Kohima would be inaugurated by DGP Nagaland L.L. Doungel IPS as the chief guest on October 18 at 10 a.m in the premises of North Police station Kohima. ENSUD informs: Eastern Naga Students Union Dimapur (ENSUD) has informed students who had gone to study under union initiative in the year 2017 to collect their original documents at the earliest. For more information one may contact general secretary at 9862442717. Induction programme ATI: The inaugural function of the common induction programme for IAS, IPS, IFS, NCS, NPS and all allied services officers of 2015 batch would be held on October 18 at multipurpose hall, ATI. Director, Mission Facilitator, USA, Dr. Mazie Nakhro would give a motivational talk. ACIF informs: Anti Corruption Investigation Front (ACIF) Nagaland has notified all former district/state members and officials of ACIF Nagaland state to surrender their identity card issued by former state president Choudhary on his own account without the approval of higher authority from Lucknow, UP HQ. ACIF Nagaland media cell has informed that grace period of seven days was given to surrender the ID card at its office. TUM elects new executive team: Tenyimia Union Mokokchung (TUM) has selected and installed new executive team along with tribal representatives for the tenure 2016-2019 on October 15, at Tenyimia guest house, Mokokchung. The new team is led by Pingsilak Newmai as president, Zhalie Nienu as vice president, Dr. Ruopfüselhou Kehie as general secretary along with four others. State BJP informs: State level election management committee has been constituted by central BJP office with Vihoshe James spokesman as convenor and Jaangsillung Gonmei general secretary as member secretary along with four others as members. District presidents have been informed to constitute a 3 (Three) members district level election management committee urgently and submit the names of the committee members before October 31 to the state committee at 961289 1231/9436267615/9436002603 or through hard copy to the state office. CRM visit to Nagaland: District debriefing meeting on Common Review Mission (CRM) visit to Nagaland from November 4-11 was held at IDSP hall, IMDH Mokokchung on October 13. CMO, Mokokchung Dr S.S. Akaba Longchar has directed all medical superintendent of IMDH and TBH, programme officers and medical officers of different health units of the district to be ready. All MOs of the CHC and PHC have been directed to inform the sub-centres within their jurisdiction about the visit with special reference to ASHAs. New chairmen for Sanis and Wokha village: Sanis village council has elected Nzanthung N Lotha as the chairman of the village council. Council has informed the government officials and general public that all official correspondence and matters would be addressed to the new chairman. Meanwhile, Wokha village council has also selected Yanphamo Tungoe as the council chairman for five years. Wokha village council has informed all the general public and the government department that official matters/correspondence would be through the new chairman.The council has also requested all its villagers and the general public to give co-operation for the better development and welfare of the villagers as well as the Lotha Naga in general. State BJP clarifies: Apropos news item “BJP national secretary addresses party workers”, published on October 17, 2016, the BJP Nagaland unit has expressed regret and clarified that one of the names of five persons joining the party should be read as L. Kuki, social worker, and not as rendered. Lost and found: Pass book (SBI) belonging to Mhonchan Lotha has been found in Kohima town. The rightful owner may contact pastor Central Baptist Church Kohima @ 9485239110. K

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DIMAPUR: 3 Dimapur III mandal under Dimapur district organised a meeting of its local unit committee at Bamunphukhuri village on October 17, graced by national general secretary Saroj Pandey, who is on a three day visit to Nagaland. In her speech she said NDA government at the centre was trying to bring NorthEastern states at par with other states of the country in terms of infrastructural development and for this reason, the party at

the centre under Amit Shah’s leadership was touring all the different states and collecting reports to better understand the state affairs. She also stressed on the judicious utilization of funds sent by the centre for development and also about the deplorable road conditions. She pointed out the condition of Dimapur road and queried as to how the rest of road in local areas would be. She said that people should give chance to BJP for better governance

40th anniversary of ‘The Fire of Revival’

DIMAPUR: Thanksgiving service celebrating 40th anniversary was held by “The Fire of Revival” team at Tuli Lenden Baptist Church on October 9. M a n y p e o p l e we r e blessed through this service, wherein Rev. M.I Luen talked about 3 types of healing: physical healing, mental healing and spiritual healing. He challenged those present at the gathering to strive towards attaining healing in all these three areas. Pastor, Changtongya Town Baptist Church, Rev. T. Yanger exhorted the crowd not to be like the nine lepers

who failed to give thanks to Jesus (Luke 17:11-18), but to always remember to give thanks to God. The gathering was immensely blessed by special numbers presented by The Sharon from Changtongya Town and Tsukdokshir, Tuli Lenden. Director ‘The Fire of Revival’ Asangla Luen called upon all the people to pray and extend their support in making Anaki village a revival model village, a sacred place where people from all walks of life would be able to come and receive healing and blessings from God.

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MUD condemns Mukhami incident

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State 44th A/C Phomching consultative meet

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Secretary Lithrongla G. Chisi addressing at the training programme.

fail then it would be the failure of the department of cooperation. She said the department was to guide the cooperative societies towards a sustainable economy and there was a need for the officials to walk an extra mile which would create a great impact to the state’s economy ultimately. Terming most societies in existence as “subsidy oriented” rather than to bring development and to change situations, she said those people were after “free money and not development”. She said except one or two societies, no other society has shown any sigh of growth and the growth rate of the state remains somewhere near zero.

Giving an overview of the trainings, Dr. J S Chauhan of (TOPIC) NCDC said that the objective of holding such trainings was to involve the co-operative societies and help them flourish and play a pivotal role in the development of rural economies. The training on “Developing Cooperatives as Rural Growth Centres” will go on for five days and 35 people are participating in it while the training on “Nurturing Cooperatives as Institutions for Developing Agriculture and Allied Activities” will go on for four days with 35 people participating. The trainings, which are being conducted by NCDC, TOPIC, Gurgaon would conclude on October 20 and October 21 respectively.

NPF Mon division co-ordination meeting

Global handwashing day at Pfutsero

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DIMAPUR: Two simultaneous training programs on “Developing Cooperatives as Rural Growth Centres (RKVY-TP-02)” and “Nurturing Cooperatives as Institutions for Developing Agriculture and Allied Activities (RKVY-TP-03)” respectively is underway at Cooperative Training Centre, Medziphema inaugurated by secretary of Cooperation, Lithrongla G. Chisi as chief guest on Monday. Speaking on the occasion, Chishi, while encouraging the participants to take the training seriously and commit themselves to create a difference, reminded them of their responsibility to build a coordination between the departments and civil societies. She said if the societies

NPF officials at the meeting.

DIMAPUR: Naga Peoples Front (NPF) Mon division officials led by its president Yanlong Konyak, general secretary Wango Konyak and secretary central NPF in-charge of Mon division held a co-ordination meeting with officials of 55 Tobu A/c and village units on October 14 at Tobu town.

In a press note by NPF Mon division press secretary, Hongnaw Konyak stated that the meeting deliberated for strengthening the party activities at grass root levels. The leaders assured that the party at A/c and village levels would abide by the constitution of the

party and labour hard for the success of party’s candidates in forth coming town council as well as general elections. The party leaders also resolved to work selflessly for the party under the vibrant leadership of president Dr. Shurhozelie and chief minister T.R. Zeliang.

DIMAPUR: Global hand washing day was observed on October 15 at Nazareth School, Pfutsero organized by PHED Phek division of WSSO, PHED Nagaland. According to DIPR report, brand ambassador i/c Phek district, Vizopal Chaya encouraged the students to be agent of change for healthy society. He told them to wash hands with soap and cautioned all to prevent from littering the environment and advised the students to be an example so others could emulate them. He encouraged the students to participate actively in keeping the environment clean and lead a healthy lifestyle. The program was chaired by Tshete Koza, teacher, Nazareth School. Students presented welcome song and skit on hand wash and hygiene. A demonstration on hand wash was presented by Virhelie, sanitation and hygiene consultant. Principal, Fr. Dr. Philip Abraham S.J. appraised the gathering on the importance of cleanliness. Around 700 students attended the programme.

DIMAPUR: As per the NPF central office Kohima directive a consultative meeting of 44th A/C Phomching was held on September 27, at NPF Mon division office wherein new office bearers of Phomching A/C parent body, Youth Wing, Women Wing and Nokho Konyak, divisional in-charge attended the meeting. Shor t speech was delivered by ex-minister Konngam Konyak wherein he informed that the new office bearers have been approved by the highest level and sought their cooperation and support to strengthen the NPF party. He urged upon the gathering to jointly work together while exuding confidence that there were better days ahead. He deliberated on the qualities of a leader and as leaders in their own capacities and urged them to be “humble”, “sincere”, “honest” and be a person of good principles. Meanwhile, Lei-ang Konyak, impressed upon the need to support one another and asked the party workers to stand firm with the party while divisional in-charge Nokho Konyak, encouraged party leaders to unite and work harder in order to strengthen the NPF party and the need to prepare for the coming general election. Earlier, welcome address and keynote address was highlighted by president Y. Chinge Konyak.

exhorted by parliamentary secretary of Soil and Water Conservation, Pukhayi Assumi, MLA and chairman NIDC Tovihoto Aye and secretary of Land Resources Kikheto Sema. Highlights of the programme included cultural show and handicraft display which was inaugurated by PHE minister Tokheho

Yeptho as chief guest. Handicrafts were brought by the local churches and were opened for sale after the service. Four delegates each including pastor, associate pastor, deacon and village chief from every local church under three Sumi Baptist Associations attended the programme. The programme was

hosted by Western Sümi Baptist Churches Association (WSBAK). Speakers of the programme were former SBC diretors Rev. Dr Hevukhu Achumi, Rev. Dr Vitoi Kappo, Rev.Dr. Phughoto Sema, Rev. Dr. Kavito Zhimo and present SBC director Rev. Dr. Khehovi Shohe Director SBC.

Merit and research scholarship beneficiaries informed

Eco Club of Little Garden School (LGS) Tuli observed Swachh Bharat Abhiyan on October 1 by organizing a ‘Cleanliness drive’ in and around the school premises. Altogether 280 students participated in cleaning their classrooms, playground and roadside. K

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DIMAPUR: Department of HE has informed that government has decided to continue the state merit scholarship with certain modifications. According to DIPR report, the department has informed beneficiaries that fresh application with qualifying percentage of marks were eligible to apply for the same. HSLC and HSSLC qualifying percentage has been enhanced from 75% to 80% and for degree level from the existing 60% to 70% marks. To continue with the Merit Scholarship, a student has to maintain consistent academic result or the required percentage of marks for renewal of Merit Scholarship annually until completion of the course duration. For those students who have applied their scholarship at the old eligibility criteria would be allowed to apply for renewal as per the existing

norms (HSLC, HSSLC: 75% & Degree level 60%) till completion of the course. Students who desire to avail the State Merit Scholarship have been requested to apply scholarship on the State Portal website i.e.www.nagalang.gov.in. No students would be allowed to avail two Scholarships but opt for either State Scholarship or Central Scholarship. In case of detection of double Scholarships, such students would be blacklisted and would be debarred of scholarship for the rest of his/her academic career. State Merit Scholarship will go live by October 20 till November 30, 2016 and hardcopy submission to the directorate would be till December 15. Hardcopy submission of Post Matric Scholarship (PMSST) would not be entertained by the directorate. State Research Scholarship form would be issued manually.

5-day CFR trg underway at Wokha

SDO (C) Wokha Mhomo Tungoe addressing the CFR training at DC conference hall, Wokha on Monday.

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WOKHA, OCT 17 (NPN): Five-day training of trainers on Cumnunity First Responder (CFR) organized by District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Wokha in collaboration with CD&HG, H&FW and SDRF and supported by Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) got underway here at DC conference hall, Wokha Monday. SDO (C) Wokha Mhomo Tungoe, who delivered welcome address, encouraged the trainees to be active and

cooperative during the 5-day training in order to become master trainers be well-versed on CFR. NSDMA media officer Karen Rose, in her introduction of the training programme, gave out basic information of the CFR programmee as well as the role of CFR. EAC Wokha Athrong spoke on the basic concept of disaster management and on disaster management institutional structures while Fire and Emergency Services 2nd OC Keleseho Stephen Tsukru gave a brief introduction to Incident Response

System (irs). ADC Wokha Thavaseelan K gave a presentation on personal and scene safety, art of communication, consent and confidentiality, infection control and on use of gloves while deputy controller of civil defence and district commandant of home guards Wokha Avinuo spoke on the various methods of victim rescue. The first day’s training also saw a demonstration by personnel of State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) before winding up with a short meeting chaired by NSDMA DPA Mercy Kithan.

NSSATA Wokha unit supports

DIMAPUR: NSSATA Wokha unit strongly supports the decision taken by the central NSSATA for boycotting of classes starting from October 17 as first phase of agitation. NSSATA Wokha unit general secretary, Z. Libenthung Murry stated that as part of its first phase agitation all SSA teachers under Wokha

district would boycott classes till further directive from the central NSSATA. It also appealed all the NGOs and citizens of the state to extend support to the genuine cause of the teachers, while also requesting VEC/WEC (school management committee) and heads of the institutions to understand the problem.

Silver jubilee of priestly ordination held at Meluri DIMAPUR: St. Xavier parish church Meluri celebrated silver jubilee of priestly ordination of Rev. Fr. Jose Lukose on October 16 under the initiative of the Pochuri Catholic Union. At the Eucharistic celebration, Rev. Fr. Jose Lukose as the main celebrant thanked God for His continuous blessings in fulfilling the mission of Christ in Nagaland. “Priests are set apart for the mission of Christ and Christ would never bypass the prayer of a priest”, he exhorted. F r. J o s e L u k o s e , a native of Kerala after completion of his studies in Philosophy, Theology, graduation and post graduation was ordained a priest by late Bishop Abraham Alangimattathil, Bishop of Nagaland on January 4, 1992 in his home parish in Kerala. Rev. Jose Lukose has served as principal of various schools and college in Nagaland and now serving at St. Xavier Hr Sec School

Sumi Baptist Convention celebrates silver jubilee DIMAPUR: Sumi Baptist Convention (SBC) comprising of three Sumi Baptist Associations in Nagaland (SBAK/WSBAK/SABAK) celebrated its silver jubilee from October 14 to 16, at Trinity theological college campus, Thahekhu, Dimapur under the theme “Together we serve”. The programme was

Meanwhile, SBC director on behalf of the SBC council members and the jubilee planning board extended gratitude to all the speakers, chief guests, choir teams, host, program participants, and delegates from the churches, Trinity theological college for logistics and to the churches and individuals for their participation.

Rev. Fr. Jose Lukose along with other priests.

Meluri. Earlier, assistant priest of Meluri, Rev. Fr. Solomon Kevishi welcomed the priests

from Tura, Meghalaya and Nagaland, sisters and all the parishioners. The programme was attended by

22 priests, 12 sisters, ADC Meluri and delegates from all the 9 sub-centres that are under Meluri parish.

9 Assam Rifles sponsor NIT

DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of 5 Sector Assam Rifles (AR) sponsored National Integration Tour (NIT) to Gangtok, Sikkim from October 9 to 13. Major Manoj the team leader of the NIT gave a brief introduction about the tour and Gangtok city. He exhorted students to be sincere and honest in life. NIT, Gangtok team,

both teachers and students expressed gratitude to 9 AR, 5 sectors AR, Major Mahtholia and his team for the financial support and other necessary assistance during the five days tour. We the NIT team also appreciated Major Mahtholia for giving them an opportunity to learn and interact with the outside world and to the 9 Assam Rifle (AR), 234 transit camp, Gangtok for hosting the

tour team by showing hospitality during the tour. NIT, Gangtok was under taken with the leadership of 9 AR, Cheiswema, major Manoj Mahtholia along with 22 students from CMHSS, Pfutsero, St. John school, Razeba, DBS Chiephobozou, Govt. High School, Phesachodu and Assam Rifle Public School of Kohima and Dimapur participated in the tour.

Amur Falcons arrive at Pangti village DIMAPUR: DFO, Doyang Plantation Division Wokha, Lhinghoikim Touthang, field staffs of the division and Amur Falcon Roosting Area Union (AFRAU) president Zanthungo Shitiri visited the Amur falcon roosting site at Pangti village on October 15. Viewing from the reception point watch towers at around 1.30 p.m in the afternoon, the falcons could be seen sitting on wires, covering few kilometers. The group proceeded to the roosting site towards evening, where the falcons could be seen in large groups hovering in the sky as the sun began to set. Their number is estimated to be about a lakh approximately. Shitiri said that the best time to visit was during the month of November. View from the reception point, Pangti village. K

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Sharmila to float new party on Tuesday

Manipur BJP leaders with former Congress legislators who joined the party at felicitation function in Imphal on Monday.

Correspondent/PTI IMPHAL, Oct 17: Amidst the political defection taking place ahead of the Assembly poll in Manipur next year, human right activist turned politician Irom Sharmila Chanu, Monday, announced floating a new regional political party. While the opposition BJP is busy in rolling red carpets to the Congress politicians who left party and leaders of ruling Congress including the chief minister O Ibobi Singh and his deputy Gaikhangam are in inauguration spree. On the other hand, Sharmila who ended her nearly 16 years of fasting demanding scrapping of AFSPA to take her struggle forward through electorate politics

said that the stage was all set to float a new political party. Along with the floating of the new party, names of three persons including herself will be contesting the election even as nominees of the new party will also be declared, she said in an interview with a local cable network on Monday. She said that she has plans to contest the election from two constituencies. I will contest the election from Khurai and Thoubal Assembly constituencies,” she said. Khurai A/C in Imphal East district is her home constituency while Thoubal A/C is the constituency where incumbent chief minister O Ibobi Singh is representing. She is expecting to field

Aasu protests move to amend Citizenship Act G u wahat i , O c t 1 7 (IANS): The All Assam Students Union (AASU) on Monday opposed the Centre’s reported move to amend the Citizenship Act and warned of an agitation over the issue. The students body said it would organise candlelight processions in all district and subdivisional headquarters of Assam on Tuesday. It would also hold a public meeting in Guwahati on October 22 to chalk out its future course of action. AASU leader Samujjal Bhattacharyya vowed to intensify the agitation to foil the central government’s move to rehabilitate the Hindu Bangladeshis who entered Assam after 1971. “We want to make it clear to the Assam government and the Centre that the issues of illegal infiltration and foreigners illegally living in Assam must be resolved on the basis of the Assam Accord.” The Assam Accord was signed in 1985 between the central government and leaders of AASU and All

Assam Gana Sangram Parishad. “As per the accord, all Hindus or Muslims who entered Assam after 1971 must go back,” Bhattacharyya said. “Assam is already burdened with Bangladeshis who entered the state before 1971. The Assam Accord was signed after a six-year-long agitation. The Centre must respect the accord, which is a national commitment,” he said. He said that not a single Bangladeshi who entered the state after 1971 would be allowed to stay in Assam. He said along with 28 other civil society organisations of Assam, a mass movement would be started soon to create public opinion against the move to amend the Citizenship Act. “A small state like Assam has already taken the burden of Bangladeshis who entered it before 1971. Not any more. Assam is not a dustbin to dump illegal Bangladeshis for vote bank politics,” the AASU leader said.

as many as 20 candidates in the upcoming poll. Meanwhile, Manipur BJP applying party’s poll strategies that were applied in Assam are becoming clearer day by day with politicians who recently left Congress are joining the party. State BJP leaders were already trained on the strategy that was followed by the party in dethroning Congress government in Assam. In Assam, BJP won the elections as it managed to bring the politicians leaving the Congress within the party fold before the Assam Assembly poll. Two veteran Congress leaders who had resigned as MLAs as well as from the primary membership of the Congress, Nonthongbam Biren and Francis Ngazokpa,

were felicitated on their joining the BJP. They were felicitated with a grand reception function held at the party head office in Imphal’s Nityapat Chuthek near Raj Bhavan in which national BJP leaders including Hemanta Biswas, national general secretary Ram Madhav and Ajay Janwan also attended. With the two former Congressmen joining the party, state BJP has so far been able to bring three veteran Congress legislators to the party fold besides some former ministers in the Ibobi led Congress government. State Leaders including Th Chaoba, Bhabananda , Ashinikumar and Premanda along with other state executive members also attended the function. On the occasion, national BJP general secretary Ram Madhav said that the joining of the two former Congress leaders was the beginning of the downfall of Congress. Assam’s health and education minister Hemanta Biswas Sharma who is also the convenor of North-East Democratic Alliance (NEDA), said that BJP was committed for the development of the region. With confidence, he added that BJP will come to power in Manipur after the 2017 elections. Former Congress legislator, N Biren said that the “dictatorship style” of Congress leaders and the mis-governance had compelled him to leave the ruling party. Biren who quitted the Congress and resigned from the post of MLA on October 6, said that he decided to join the BJP for equal development

of every section of Manipuri society and to bridge the existing gap. Former minister Francis Ngajokpa, who resigned from both MLA and Congress party on October 13 last, said he was joining the BJP as was desired by his workers and supporters who believed that he could work for the welfare of the constituency and the state Earlier, former Congress MLA Dr. Kh Loken and former speaker Budhichandra’s son Dr. Sapam Ranjan, had also joined the BJP after former Congress leader Y Erabot joined the party. PTI Adds: Two former Cong MLAs join BJP in Manipur Two former Congress MLAs today joined BJP ahead of the upcoming state elections due in early 2017. The former Congress MLAs, N Biren and Francis Ngajokpa were warmly received by BJP National General Secretary Ram Madhav, BJP’s National Democratic Alliance Convenor Himanta Biswa and state party President Bhabananda here. Ngajokpa had tendered his resignation from the house as well as from the primary membership of the party on October 13 and N Biren on October 6 this year. Though Ngajokpa maintained that he had resigned from Congress due to the pressure of his voters of Tadubi in Senapati district, N Biren alleged that the present incumbent Ibobi Singh government had failed to bring good governance in the state. Earlier in September last, veteran Congress MLA, Y Erabot, was the first to resign from the party and join BJP.

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VHAA appeals to the GST Council for tax on tobacco G u wahat i , O c t 1 7 (PTI): The Voluntary Health Association of Assam has appealed to the GST Council to recommend a highest possible tax rate under GST with a provision for states’ right to impose top-up taxes on all types of tobacco. To safeguard public health, discourage consumption and addiction amongst Indians, the VHAA wanted the top-up tax to be imposed on cigarettes, bidis, smokeless tobacco and pan masala. The NGO’s executive secretary, Ruchira Neog, said, “It has been proven globally that the most direct and effective method for reducing tobacco consumption is to increase their price through tax increases.” “An increase in tobacco prices by 10 per cent decreases tobacco consumption by 4 per cent in high-income countries and by about 6 per cent in low-and middle-income countries,” it said. The organisation also stated that the current taxation system differentiates between various forms of tobacco products (such as bidis, smokeless tobacco and cigarettes) while imposing taxes. It is most critical that ALL tobacco products within GST and under the highest category for demerit or sin products to attract maximum tax, she says. “Distinguishing tobacco products with different GST rates would inadvertently pass the wrong message that some tobacco products are less harmful than the other,” Neog pointed out.

Assamese biologist BJYM members storm MPSC office Ibobi on During the protest, wins RBS Earth Correspondent citizenship BJYM members also shouted Oct 17: Police slogans like “stop ruining Heroes Award IMPHAL, amendment bill Monday detained three mem- youth future”, “save the youth,

G U WA H AT I , O C T 1 7 (Agencies): When the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) assessed the state the Greater Adjutant Stork was in, the picture was grim. The species went on to be evaluated as ‘endangered’ on the IUCN Red List of threatened species. The cause found a crusader in Purnima Devi Barman, an Assamese wildlife biologist and conservationist, whose efforts have earned her the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Earth Heroes Award 2016. The RBS instituted the award in 2011 in an attempt to recognize and honour individuals and institutions who work to preserve and protect the ecosystem. “It is indeed an honour for me to be here and receive this award. I think it will motivate those who are working to save the environment. I am grateful to the RBS Foundation and jury members,” Barman told TOI after receiving her award in New Delhi on Friday.

bers of the Bharatiya Yuba Morcha Manipur Pradesh (BJYM) who stormed at the office premises of the Manipur Public Service Commission in Imphal. The members of the BJYM were protesting against alleged irregularities in the recently conducted Combined Manipur Civil Services Combined Competitive examination. They were demanding cancellation of the interview scheduled for Monday to be re-conduct the examination alleging foul play and unfair in the selection of candidates in the recently conducted combined civil service examination. The members stormed the MPSC premise at North AOC and ransacked properties of the office before a police team intervened. Unable to control, additional police called out to prevent further damage in the office and dispersed them using force.

save the nation” etc. Three members were picked up by the police and taken to Imphal police station where they were detailed till the time of filing this report. A group of candidates who failed the mains examination of the examination conducted by the Manipur Public Service Commission have been pressing to re-conduct the exam alleging discrepancies in the evaluation of the answer sheets of the examination. The result of the MCSCCE 2016 was declared on October 4. According to the candidates, in just the two days since the results were declared, already more than 100 RTIs have been filed. The candidates have also demanded that the answer scripts be re-evaluated at the earliest. Altogether 1138 candidates appeared in the examination which had eight subjective papers which mean that there were more than 8000 answer scripts altogether.

G U WA H AT I , O c t 1 7 (Agencies): Manipur chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh said on Sunday that his government will raise its voice if the state is affected by the Centre’s move to amend the Citizenship Act, 1955. Speaking on the sidelines of the inauguration of a Manipur Bhavan here, Okram referred to the multi-ethnic population of the northeast. “If the NDA government’s decision affects any state of the northeast, we will raise our voice,” he said. The newly-constructed Manipur Bhavan at Ulubari will help state government officers as well as people to travel to the city, Okram said. Next on the cards is a plan to develop the historic Red Land in Shillong with assistance from the North Eastern Council (NEC). “There are some issues with the Shillong Municipal Council. Once it is resolved, we will start on the project,” he said. The Red Land, or Manipuri Rajbari, was once the Manipur Maharajah’s rest house.

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Dear Mhabeni (Iris) On your special day, we all wish you God’s Blessing and happiness. Three years have passed since you came into this world. We all enjoy wqatching you grow up. You are the flower of our family. Many many happy return of the day! Wishing you a very happy 4th Birthday! With lots of love! All your family members River belt Colony, Dimapur. _________________________ Dear, Kedosanyü Zhale wishing you a very happy birthday on this special day, I wish you good health, great success and long life. It is my consent wish and prayer that God’s grace be with you always and shower his blessings in your future. from Aven.

CEM Tuliram Ronghang completes three years Correspondent Diphu, Oct 17: Tuliram Ronghang will be completing 3 years as the Chief Executive Member (CEM) of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) on Monday. He took charge as the CEM on October 17, 2013. Since taking charge as the CEM, Tuliram Ronghang has carried quite a number of initiatives. Recently CEM Tuliram Ronghang has declared a number of approved developmental projects under his leadership,

which includes construction of new KASA stadium at a budgetary allocation of Rs. 45 crore, construction of stadium at Dongkamukam at an expense of Rs. 25 crore, construction of Central Hall at Hamren (headquarter town of East Karbi Anglong district) at an expense of Rs. 9.715 crore, development of roads of Diphu town at a cost Rs. 6.395 crore with additional sanction of Rs. 2 crores for other small town’s development, Rs. 8 crores for the ornamentation of Diphu river etc.

MBDPF seeks MHA help for visit to 3 Mizo dist

Aizawl, Oct 17 (PTI): Mizoram Bru Displaced People’s Forum (MBDPF), an umbrella organisation of the Bru community lodged in six relief camps in North Tripura district, today urged Ministry of Home Affair’s Special Secretary (Internal Security) Mahesh Kumar Singla to arrange logistics for MBDPF leaders visit to three districts in Mizoram. MBDPF president A Sawibunga and Bruno Msha said the Bru body proposed to visit Mizoram’s Mamit, Kolasib and Lunglei districts before the commencement of the repatriation process from early November. “The MBDPF decided to send teams to visit Mamit, Lunglei, and Kolasib districts of Mizoram to identify the villages for repatriation under Final Road Map,” the letter said, adding the visit of the MBDPF teams was extremely crucial for the success of the repatriation process. The visit by MBDPF would help in building confidence and trust among the Bru IDPs living in relief camps, it said. The Bru body appealed to the MHA to provide necessary arrangements including security for the team. The letter also listed out a number of queries and objections to Road Map-V for Bru Repatriation as prepared by the Mizoram government and also made a 14-point charter of demands for the repatriation process.

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Asutsa hipau pesu ni ahoto noghami khije hino kaku phi ani eno phiqhiveno ani keno kumtsü lau pithi ani. Ahoto ghami kiphimi kuqhakulu no ampie 25 jubilee. Date 27/12/16 lo ikhi lu niye akeu ghenguno kumtsu atsala 23/10/16 lo ado luni keu shi ani(fasting) ado ye ayi 7 AM to 9 AM kutolo. A-A(place) Ino.Hezuto yepthomi ki union sub banker jana pukhuri lane 13 lono luni.apu aza qholau shikimithi qhuniju akeuno kipihimi class-A lo huthuwo pano khije khije lo phi aghimu jublie kukumügha kighini hipau lo saghi tsü penike pithi ani Vezü keno ighilo eno akughushu-u lhou launo kukumugha ighilo

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Surgical strikes: Parrikar gives credit to RSS teachings

AHMEDABAD, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): Giving credit to the teachings of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said Monday that a Prime Minister from the land of Mahatma Gandhi and a defence minister from Goa were a “different kind-of combination” that backed the Indian Army in carrying out surgical strikes across the Line of Control (LoC), reports the Indian Express. Speaking at a “Know Your Army” event organised at the Nirma University campus, Parrikar said, “I wonder that a Prime Minister from land of Mahatma Gandhi and a defence minister from Goa and surgical strikes, the situation was quite… maybe the RSS teachings was there, but this was very different kind of combination.” He said both the Prime Minister and he have been facing a tough situation when people began questioning them after the Uri attacks. “After 18

Manohar Parrikar at the inaugural ceremony of “Tech Fest”, a unique initiative aimed at creating awareness about the Indian Army in Ahmedabad on Monday. (PTI) soldiers were martyred in Uri we had to face a lot of difficult situations. Till the 29th of September, the Prime Minister was targeted on the social media and in other media. Some share of the criticism was also directed towards me,” Parrikar added. Meanwhile, according to PTI report, Parrikar criticised those doubting the cross-LoC surgical strikes and said the action by the Indian army has increased

the sensitivity among Indians regarding national security in a very effective way. He said the Indian army is the world’s best and when it says something, it should be believed. “From the day of the strike till today, some politicians are seeking proof,” Parrikar said without taking any names. “When Indian Army says something we should

Ready to help Pak act against terrorists, says Rajnath Singh

Extend FCRA renewal deadline, NGOs petition MHA

Rajnath Singh CHANDIGARH, OCT 17 (IANS): India is ready to help Pakistan take action against terrorists in Pakistan, including in Pakistani-administered Kashmir, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday. Calling upon Pakistan to “close down the factory of terrorism”, Rajnath Singh said the army’s surgical strikes on Pakistani territory was a “pre-emptive action against Pakistan”. “India does not have any ill will against the people

of Pakistan. Pakistan has adopted terrorism as its state policy and harbours terrorists,” Rajnath Singh told a Regional Editors Conference here. “India is ready to help Pakistan take action against terrorists in Pakistan, including Pakistan-occupied Kashmir,” he said. The minister said Pakistan needed to act against terrorists on its territory. “That is the reason it has been isolated not only in South Asia but also in the world.” He said some countries and groups were trying to destablize India as New Delhi’s economic clout was growing in the world. Referring to steps being taken to seal the international border with Pakistan, the minister said this would be achieved by December 2018. “There is about 181.85 km stretch in which construction of physical barrier is not feasible due to geographic constraints like riverine, lowlying, creek, marshy areas.

NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): An apex body of NGOs has petitioned the Union Home Ministry, urging it to extend the date of FCRA renewal to December 31, fearing that otherwise many organisations awaiting renewed licenses will have to cease operations. Terming it as an “existential crisis” of the NGO sector, Voluntary Action Network India (VANI) said non-disbursement of renewals may halt major development projects as many voluntary organisations are involved in various flagship programs of the Centre. Several high profile NGOs have come under the scanner in the recent past for allegedly violating the provisions of FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act) that regulates the flow of foreign funds to them. The Home Ministry’s FCRA wing had set June 31 as the deadline for renewal of application. Pending renewal, their licenses will stand terminated after October 31.

believe it. It (Army) is world’s best, professional, brave and having a very high integrity. I do not feel that anybody will seek proof from them (Army) here in Ahmedabad,” he added at a function here of Nirma University, called ‘Know my Army’. Parrikar was referring to some sections which have been asking for proof about the surgical strikes. The army has said the strikes against terror launch pads across the LoC was carried out during the intervening night of September 28-29. “Two good things have happened after the surgical strikes. First thing is (that) except some politicians, every Indian is rising in unison and standing behind our brave soldiers. And the second thing is we (Indians) have acquired sensitivity regarding national security in a very effective way,” he said. With regard to the ceasefire violations by Pakistan, the Defence Minister said the Indian Army was giving a befitting reply.

tory orders have been clamped in four police station limits of the eastern zone of the city Commissionerate limits till midnight. Police said elaborate security arrangements had been made all over the city as a precautionary measure, adding that central forces have also been deployed. Platoons of Karnataka State Reserve Police, City Armed Reserve, Rapid Action Force and Central Industrial security Force have been deployed, police said. BJP and RSS workers led by former Deputy Chief Minister R Ashoka and Mem-

bers of Parliament Shobha Karandlaje and P C Mohan and others, marched from Shivajinagar towards Police Commissioner’s office, but were stopped midway. Linking Rudresh’s murder to killing of BJP and RSS functionaries in different part of the country, Karandlaje said “there is a feeling that these killings are part of a planned conspiracy.” Ashoka said the culprits should be nabbed first before they fled out of the city or state. Home Minister G Parameshwara said, “Four to five teams have been formed to

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Indian democracy has empowered backward classes: Hamid Ansari

Stray dog bites continues in Kerala T H I R U V A N A N THAPURAM, OCT 17 (PTI): A total of 31,114 persons were bitten by stray dogs in Kerala in the past three months, Health Minister K K Shailaja told state assembly today. As per the statistics, highest number of dogs bites during June, July and August was reported from Thiruvananthapuram district with 6,042, followed by Palakkad 4,305 and Kollam 4,123, Shailaja said in a written reply during question hour. She said steps are underway to ensure that all domestic dogs were administered with anti-rabies vaccine under a programme of State Animal Husbandry Department. This programme would be concluded by October 31, she said. Steps are also underway in coordination with different departments to solve the stray dog menace in the state, she said, adding that the issue could be resolved in two-three years time. Government now provides treatment to persons attacked by street dogs, she said, adding it was planned to extend financial help to persons bitten by dogs.

BUDAPEST (HUNGARY), OCT 17 (PTI): The democratic process in India has brought about a shift in political power from the middle and higher castes and classes of urban society to the backward classes who are now politically the most influential ones in the country, Vice President Hamid Ansari said today. “They (backward castes) have won reservations for themselves in legislatures and government services as were accorded to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes after independence through Constitutional provisions,” said Ansari who is on a three-day official visit to Hungary. “There are few examples in recent history of such a conspicuous shift of political power, involving such a huge mass of population, taking place in such a short period of time almost without any violence and in a democratic way. This is one more example of the miracles that democracy can create. “So there is much to celebrate, much to be proud of. At the same time, living societies also introspect from time to time, recall their foundational

principles and assess the work still to be done,” he said while addressing a seminar on ‘Indian Democracy: Achievements and Challenges’ at the Corvinus University. He said, these, in India’s case, are inscribed in the Preamble and the text of the Constitution. They were amplified in the concluding statement of Bhimrao Ambedkar, the man who chaired the drafting committee. He said the Indian Constitution stipulated universal adult franchise and its basic principles were summed up in a brief and pithy form in the Preamble; its sections on Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy made it a socioeconomic manifesto. “In other words the superstructure of a democratic polity and a secular state structure, put in place in modern India, is anchored in the existential reality of a plural society,” he said. India’s population of 1.27 billion comprises of over 4,635 communities 78 per cent of whom are not only linguistic and cultural but social categories. Religious minorities constitute 19.4 per cent of the population, he said.

“Much of this is reflective of our cultural past. Indian culture is syncretic in character and, as a historian put it ‘embraces in its orbit beliefs, customs, rites, institutions, arts, religions and philosophies belonging to different strata of societies in varying stages of development’. “It eternally seeks to find a unity for the heterogeneous elements which make up its totality.’ It is a veritable human laboratory where the cross breeding of ideas, beliefs and cultural traditions has been in progress for a few thousand years. The national movement recognised this cultural plurality and sought to base a national identity on it,” he said. He said the challenge of securing substantive equality for citizens, and thereby ensuring fraternity for the unity and integrity of the nation, remains a work in progress and it has been argued that “inequality traps” prevent the marginalised and work in favour of the dominant groups in society and that “unequal opportunities lead to unequal outcomes which in turn lead to unequal access to political power”.

Haji Ali: SC extends stay on HC order ECI announces bypolls to NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): Supreme Court today extended the stay granted by Bombay High Court to facilitate an appeal against its decision to lift the ban on entry of women near the sanctum sanctorum of the famous Haji Ali Dargah till October 24, when it will hear the matter. As the case did not reach the board for hearing, the counsel for the Haji Ali Dargah Trust urged the bench comprising Chief Justice T S Thakur, Justice A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud to extend the stay until the next date of the hearing. The bench accepted the oral plea of senior advocate Gopal Subramaniam in this regard. The apex court had on October 7 expressed hope that the Trust, which has challenged the high court judgement, “will take a stand which is progressive”. Subramaniam had also assured the bench that he was on a “progressive mission” and said all holy books and scriptures promoted equality and nothing which is regressive in character should be suggested. The bench had also remarked that “if you are not

Protest in Bengaluru over RSS worker’s murder B E N G A LU RU, O C T 1 7 (PTI): BJP and RSS workers today staged a protest here against the gruesome murder of a local RSS functionary and demanded a fair probe into the case and immediate arrest of the culprits. Rudresh, a 35-year old RSS worker, was hacked to death by two motorcycle-borne men who struck him with machete on Kamaraja Road here yesterday, when he was returning home on a bike after attending an RSS event. RSS has called for a bandh today in Shivajinagar area, where the murder took place following which prohibi-

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investigate. Police will do their job. A few persons have already been taken into the custody, inquiry is on.” He said “Rudres happens to be an RSS worker, other than that, we are not aware of anything about him. We will get to know the exact reasons for his killing only after the investigation.” Assuring BJP and RSS workers that police will conduct a fair investigation into the case, city Police Commissioner N S Megharikh said, “We will nab the culprits soon.”

allowing both men and women to go beyond a point, there is no problem. But if you are allowing some to go beyond a point while others are not, it is a problem.” The bench, which recorded that an identical issue has been raised and was pending before the Supreme Court relating to the Sabarimala Temple in Kerala, said “the problem is not only among Muslims, but among the Hindus also”. The counsel, appearing for a women’s group which has challenged the practice of the Trust not to allow women near the sanctum sanctorum, had submitted that the position was different before 2011 than what it is today. The Trust moved the apex court challenging the Bombay High Court order lifting the ban on women from entering the sanctum sanctorum of the renowned Muslim shrine in South Bombay. The High Court on August 26 had held that the ban imposed by the Trust on women from entering the sanctum sanctorum of the Haji Ali Dargah, contravened Articles 14, 15 and 25 of the Constitution and said women should be

permitted to enter the sanctum sanctorum like men. The High Cour t had allowed a PIL filed by two women, Zakia Soman and Noorjehan Niaz, from NGO Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan, challenging the ban on women’s entry into the sanctum sanctorum of the dargah from 2012. It had granted a six-week stay on the order on a request by the Dargah Trust to enable it to appeal before the Supreme Court. The high court had held that the Trust had no power to alter or modify the mode or manner of religious practices of any individual or any group. The High Court in its 56page judgement had also noted that the “right to manage the Trust cannot override the right to practice religion itself ”. It had said the trust has not been able to justify the ban legally or otherwise. Hence it cannot be said that the prohibition was an essential and integral part of Islam and whether taking away that part of the practice would result in a fundamental change in the character of the religion or belief.

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NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): The Election Commission today announced schedule of bypolls to four Lok Sabha and eight Assembly seats to be held on November 19. The notification will be issued on October 26 and bypolls will take place on November 19. Counting will be on November 22. The Commission said bypolls to Lakhimpur (Assam), Shahdol (Madhya Pradesh) and Coochbehar and Tamluk (West Bengal) Lok Sabha constituencies along with bypolls to a total of 8 Assembly seats in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Tripura and Puducherry will be held on the same day. The Lakhimpur Lok Sabha seat fell vacant after Sarbananda Sonowal resigned as an MP in May and took over as Chief Minister following BJP’s win in the Assembly polls. On the other hand, byelection to the Baithalangso constituency has became nec-

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 311 Dimapur, tuesday, October 18, 2016

True American color

hether or not , Republican candidate Donald Trump wins the race to the White House against Democratic candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton in the November 8,2016 US presidential election; the biggest loser is the reputation of the liberal American media which has been carrying out an aggressive anti-Trump campaign day in and day out. If Hillary wins, it can be credited to the biased way in which 100% of the American liberal media has been conducting a negative campaign. However if Trump wins, it will still be a discredit to the American liberal media. It seems that either way, the American liberal media is in a lose-lose position no matter who eventually wins the race. Never in the history of US presidential elections has a candidate attracted so wide hostility from the US media. Donald Trump is not exactly the type of candidate the majority of Americans would like to have but neither is Hillary Clinton. However, the difference between the two candidates is which side the liberal American and the media is with. Hillary Clinton has been given the longest ever rope despite being involved in highly controversial episodes while as a- lawyer ,when in 1975 she successfully defended a 42-year old man who raped a 12-year old girl. Hillary told the court that the girl made up the rape story because she enjoyed fantasising about older men. The rapist was freed and in 1980 Hillary admitted that she knew that the accused was guilty and even laughed about it. As secretary of state, Hillary shifted responsibility for the Benghazi attack by terrorists in which US ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens died along with several others. Earlier, Hillary proudly claimed that as secretary of state she alone was responsible for all aspects involving the deployment of personnel and safety of US officials. All these pale in comparison against her handling of 30,000 confidential US government emails as then secretary of state by using a private server. Though Clinton claimed that she did not use her private, unsecured server for government business before March 2009, the conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch proved it was not true. In 2014, Clinton claimed that she turned over all of her work-related e-mails, about 30,000 but did not disclose the unilateral deletion of around 30,000 e-mails that she claimed were all personal. After allegations were raised that some of the emails in question contained classified information, an investigation was initiated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) regarding how classified information was handled on the Clinton server. Of the emails on the server, 113 emails contained information which was classified at the time it was sent, including 65 emails deemed “Secret” and 22 deemed “Top Secret”. Ordinarily, any US citizen who violate confidential rules would land up in prison but not Hillary Clinton. That’s because she is the darling of the American liberal media and has strong influence on the Obama administration. Whereas Donald Trump is painted as a dangerous nut. The media attacks trump during discussions. Even during the two debates, the anchorpersons regularly interrupted Trump and attacked him. He was also labelled as anti-feminist by the media which conveniently ignores the fact that Bill Clinton was the worst female predator president. As stated, Trump is no angel and neither is Hillary but the worst offender has been the American liberals.

DailyDevotion The Key of the Greater Work …I say to you, he who believes in Me,…greater works than these he will do, because I go to My Father. —John 14:12 Prayer does not equip us for greater works— prayer is the greater work. Yet we think of prayer as some commonsense exercise of our higher powers that simply prepares us for God’s work. In the teachings of Jesus Christ, prayer is the working of the miracle of redemption in me, which produces the miracle of redemption in others, through the power of God. The way fruit remains firm is through prayer, but remember that it is prayer based on the agony of Christ in redemption, not on my own agony. We must go to God as His child, because only a child gets his prayers answered; a “wise” man does not (see Matthew 11:25). Prayer is the battle, and it makes no difference where you are. However God may engineer your circumstances, your duty is to pray. Never allow yourself this thought, “I am of no use where I am,” because you certainly cannot be used where you have not yet been placed. Wherever God has placed you and whatever your circumstances, you should pray, continually offering up prayers to Him. And He promises, “Whatever you ask in My name, that I will do…” (John 14:13). Yet we refuse to pray unless it thrills or excites us, which is the most intense form of spiritual selfishness. We must learn to work according to God’s direction, and He says to pray. “Pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest” (Matthew 9:38). There is nothing thrilling about a laboring person’s work, but it is the laboring person who makes the ideas of the genius possible. And it is the laboring saint who makes the ideas of his Master possible. When you labor at prayer, from God’s perspective there are always results. What an astonishment it will be to see, once the veil is finally lifted, all the souls that have been reaped by you, simply because you have been in the habit of taking your orders from Jesus Christ.

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No problem can withstand the assault of sustained thinking. ~ Voltaire

n male humans, rape is hardly ever about sexual attraction. It is usually about finding someone physically weaker and more vulnerable and venting one’s anger against the world on them. That is why husbands mistreat their wives, teenage boys rape children, a Nirbhaya and a Jisha lose their lives horrifically, a girl is raped in Brazil by 33 men after being drugged. It might explain the tragic fact that NO country— however egalitarian, aware and wealthy —has been able to eliminate rape and violence against women. Sweden has more rapes than India. How can one explain that? The elimination of rape may only lie ultimately in the elimination of violence itself. Male animals of some species do it too. But in this case it is not for the sake of violence. The purpose of life, in every species, is to beget life. Animals don’t have a shred of malice. So, violence on the female is either because she is in heat and he is so overcome by the pheromone smell that he cannot help himself, or because he is in a race with other males of his species to see that he continues his genetic legacy. Female animals are discriminating. The male has to be good looking (the redder the Mandrill’s face, the likelier he is to get a mate), he has to be a good provider – birds have to woo their mates by building and decorating nests, getting food for the females, even dancing to show how virile they are - and he has to be a good defender and protector. Some females spread their bets by allowing themselves to be mated several times so that the offspring have different fathers. But in some species the female is not allowed the luxury of choice. Either by sheer force or by cunning, she is physically violated. One foul villain is the

water strider. These insects walk on water. The female has a genital shield to protect herself from a marauding male. To get around that, the male forcibly mounts the female. If she protests and refuses to cooperate by removing her shield, he threatens her by striking the water with his legs. She knows this will immediately attract fish and other predators. She is underneath so she will get eaten while he will escape. Once she agrees to let him in, he will stop creating vibrations in the water. So, for her it is a choice of two evils and she gives in to the first to save her life. Sea otters need a lot of food every day, approximately 25% of their body weight. When food is short, the male will sometimes snatch a random baby and hold it to ransom till the mother pays in food to the male. They also rape baby seals. Male otters will find a juvenile harbour seal and mount it, as if he were mating with a female otter, which means holding the female’s head under water for a long time. This kills some female otters and certainly all the seal pups. Some abandon the pup when it dies. Others return to the corpse later and continue to violate it. Male sea lions fight for a beach filled with females, but then this leaves lots of males on the side-lines with no females, they become extremely frustrated because they had to travel far to that beach for a chance at sex. They will often take it out on youngsters that stray from the group, beating them up and then raping them, usually killing them. Bottlenose dolphin males form gangs, corner a female and then take turns mating with her. If there are no females around, they take a young male instead. Competing groups of dolphins may raid rival territories for their females.

Special kind of treatment Studies in the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, on bottlenose dolphins in Western Australia showed that male dolphins formed alliances to guard the females of their group against rape – perhaps not so much chivalry and gallantry as restricting sexual access to their own “possessions”. Professor Barbara Smuts of the University of Michigan and a long-time observer of social relations in primates such as hamadryas baboons, chimpanzees and orangutans describes, in Discover magazine, the masculine coercion of the female. “…Sometimes, as I saw in Gombe (a wildlife reserve in Tanzania), a male chimpanzee even attacks an oestrous female days before he tries to mate with her. Goodall (Jane, a pioneering ethologist) thinks that a male uses such aggression to train a female to fear him so that she will be more likely to surrender to his subsequent sexual advances. Similarly, male hamadryas baboons, who form small harems by kidnapping child brides, maintain a tight rein over their females through threats and intimidation. If, when another male is nearby, a hamadryas female strays even a few feet from her mate, he shoots her a threatening stare and raises his brows. She usually responds by rushing to his side; if not, he bites the back of her neck. The neck bite is ritualized—the

male does not actually sink his razor-sharp canines into her flesh—but the threat of injury is clear. By repeating this behaviour hundreds of times, the male lays claim to particular female months even years before mating with them. When a female comes into oestrus, she solicits sex only from her harem master, and other males rarely challenge his sexual rights to her.” Would this be called rape – child marriage is definitely non-consensual sex. In some groups, when females form defensive alliances of their own, there is a marked drop in male violence. Male scorpion flies prefer to provide their potential mates with food gifts of dead insects. But if there are absolutely none, the male rapes the female. Male scorpion flies have a so-called notal organ, a clamp that serves to keep unwilling females in a mating position. The males that resort to rape are usually smaller and less symmetric than males who woo the females with gifts. However, experiments reveal that all males will rape in an environment in which nuptial gifts are scarce. Which means, that scorpion flies possess the brain to choose both gifts and rape as mating tactics. Rape yields very little reproductive success and the females fight so vigorously, twisting their bodies in order to avoid contact so it’s basically making the best of a

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Speech of general (Retd) Thinoselie M, Keyho, president, NNC at the 64th anniv of Naga Martyrs Day

join the multitudes of freedom loving people of Nagaland in paying my most profound homage to the immortal souls of the Naga Martyrs. Why has October 18th come to commemorated as the Naga Martyrs Day? A very brief account is being retold to revere the sacred deaths of the patriots who had laid down their lives as the supreme sacrifice for the love of Naga Country, the eternal. Exactly 64 years ago, some immoral Assam Police personnel in Dimapur tortured a young Sema lad to death on very flimsy grounds of suspected theft. The Naga people of Kohima took out a Peaceful Procession in protest against the heinous crime, demanding for a proper inquiry amongst others. Then an Indian Intelligence Officer came speeding on his Motor Cycle and rammed into the Procession with full intent, injuring one ‘Processionist’. He therefore was angrily confronted by the crowd. Then certain Assam Police Officer began intimidating and threatening the crowd with his cocked service revolver most menacingly. Mr. Zasibito Nagi, Vice President, Western Angami Group, NNC and also Judicial Member, KCC, on beholding the precariously poised volatile situation, most honorably attempted to defuse the same. But the trigger-happy Police Officer fired at point blank range and shot him dead in cold blood. Zasibito Nagi had not even been in the procession, just an innocent bystander, purely meaning well only. However, the Government of Assam did not take any action in this case most appallingly. Had she set up an Inquiry Commission to go into the reason(s) as to why the Intelligence Officer ploughed right into the crowd with his speeding Motor Cycle the way he did; and ascertain as to who authorized the Police Officer to fire on innocent peaceful people and such other particulars; and bring the guilty to book and at least offer words of condolences and/or award appropriate compensations; then the matter would have been most amicably resolved and done over with. But the Government of Assam strangely did absolutely nothing of that sort. In its place and stead, the erring Intelligence Officer was allowed to roam most arrogantly about, scotfree, provoking all and sundry. And adding insult to injury, the murderous Police Officer was given undue promotion and even provided with bodyguards to patrol the streets of Kohima on endless rounds of

defiance. Observing these blatant misrepresentations and abuses of Justice, the Nagas were offended without measure, right to the very core; and the already very fragile sense of camaraderie towards the people of Assam and the whole of India virtually shattered to unredeemable fragments. The death of a noble Naga Icon of most profound standings had not been given due cognizance by the Indians comparable to that of even a miserable chickling’s, in her sick value system. The extend of hatred, contempt and discrimination displayed in such blatant manifestations further went on to vindicate our worst fears that we would never get any semblance of justice from this demoniac regime and thus the Naga sentiments have been irrevocably hurt and offended. This had been the primal provocation (No.1). Next had been the maiden visit of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru to Nagaland on March 30, 1953. The Nagas had been eagerly awaiting his visit. People gathered from all over and had agglomerated at the local ground to the tune and in excess of 10, 000 odd strength, in order to pay our respects to his August presence. Then the Deputy Commissioner of Kohima, an Assamese, on his own accord, gave out the ruling that the Nagas would not be permitted to meet with the Dignitary nor could any Memorandum be presented to him; thereby most severely frustrating the noble Naga intentions, compelling them to walk out en bloc. The Prime Minister of India had been thereby made to suffer immense disgrace and humiliation for absolutely no fault of his. Here again, had the Government of Assam or the Government of India for that matter, instituted a Commission to go into the happenings and put things in their correct perspective; things would not have gotten to be so disproportionately nor malignantly misrepresented. But absolutely nothing whatsoever had been done in the correct line and the whole grotesque blame had been squarely dumped on the Nagas most unjustly. Immediately upon the departure of the Prime Minister, the Government of Assam sent her Assam Armed Police into Nagaland and started and never stopped Political Atrocities thenceforth. This had been provocation Number 2. The situation steadily deteriorated from bad to worse as the Government of India sent in her Armed Forces to invade Nagaland from1954 and the rest is History most shameful.

The Nagas had declared her independent status ahead of India but willfully took time in setting her Government up. This wise course of action, or rather the lack of it, had been resorted to, since the Nagas did not want to provide the opportunity to the Government of India to crush the Naga National Movement on the pretext that the Nagas had put up direct confrontational challenge; but instead the Naga National pursued the wise ‘Non-violent, NonCooperation’ policy all along. But the most brazen and brutal invasion of the Government of India compelled and propelled the Naga National Council to set up her Government- The Federal Government of Nagaland on March 22, 1956. Thereafter ‘official’ confrontations between the Armed wings of the Nagas and the Indians commenced in actuality. And the death-day of Zasibito Nagi, the first martyr for the Naga Cause on October 18th (1952) has come to be commemorated as the Naga Martyrs’ Day for all the martyrs to follow in their thousands. At the initial stages, the Nagas fought virtually barehanded; seeing the haughty Indians’ inhumane atrocities of debasement and persecutions; having been moved to utter hurt, red hot rage, bitter tears and proverbial gnashing of teeth in thorough exhaustive provocation. But God had been good to us and we could do much exceedingly well and had gone from strength to strength. So the Government of India next resorted to the malicious “Divide and Rule” policy and set up the “Naga People’s Convention” at her own behest and instigation, evolved the infamous ’16-points agreement’ and brought about the so-called Nagaland State into existence. But this did not go to any length in weakening, hindering nor hampering the Naga National Movement, whithersoever. The Naga National Politics had gone way above such petty hitches much by far. This, however, in fact could boomerang on India herself very badly in much more than just one way of a mighty lot of reversals. Like the Biblical parable of the sewing on of one new and unshrunk piece of cloth unto the old parent cloth tearing apart the latter to virtual shreds, the case vis-á-vis Nagaland State, the 16th, affecting the Indian Union may become a reality in course of time. Politics and History have amply proven that India had committed a mighty big blunder in creating the State of Nagaland. Our neighbors had been immensely benefitted

from this catastrophe, instead. For starters, the Mizos came to learn that “Armed Struggle Pays” and did exactly follow its path and got rewarded with Mizoram State in the bargain. Then the Government of India in order to ‘contain’ and ‘isolate’ the Nagas from foreign powers granted Statehood to both Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh. Finally the Union Territories of Tripura and Manipur were also given Statehood in the superficial show of rationalism and equality which actually are virtues most opposed to her ethics of the Caste System. So now that the trend had been set in motion; in exact fulfillment of the time-tested proverbs, “A spark neglected burns the house”, the fire is already snaking its way into different parts of mainland India most steadily adamant. The Naga Case may be and is truly a challenge to the collective wisdom and statesmanship of India’s think-tank. The wise and magnanimous tackling would surely bring her much accolades; but the reverse case of much shame and humiliation also awaits on the other side too; because the World surely is watching. I stand here today challenging the wise and the mighty Nagas of substance: had the Nagas of yester years happened to fail to speak out of our rights and quietly cowered down and surrendered to the invading hordes of India; what do you think the fate of the Nagas would be like by now? Perhaps, we might in all likelihood be still the “British Naga Hills Excluded Area”; at best a District in the state Assam. The living conditions and political stand of the Nagas would not be much better off now than then. The present status and living standard that the Nagas have reached, if anything substantial at all, have all been made possible because of the lofty Naga National Politics and the unselfish yielding of their lives by the martyrs for the sake of the Naga Nation without the faintest shadow of a doubt. You, the educated and the learned, the rich and the endowed, the Officers of all cadres, yes, every single individual lolling in the luxury of the good life, isn’t it right and timely that we ascribe the deserved glory and honor to the noble souls who had done you all a mighty lot of good? Otherwise, you would be most correctly taken to be ‘the most disgraceful’, ‘the most disrespectful’ and ‘the most ungrateful’ people, God forbid! At least spare a kind thought for the future. It’s a matter of great

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, October 18, 2016 bad job. In sagebrush and camel crickets, rape is the work of the ultimate loser on the edge of society, small and deformed, he can spread his genes in no other way. The white fronted beeeater is a small, colourful bird who lives in colonies in Africa. Males and females form stable pairs who nest together year after year. But rape in the community is common, and if a female leaves her nest alone she will be chased by 1-12 male birds who, if they succeed in pinning her to the ground, jump on her at once and try to mate with her. In fact, when a female leaves the nest she whistles loudly, so that if her husband is nearby he can escort her. No bachelors form part of the rape posse- all married males on the prowl. The lesser snowgoose also lives in colonies, but her state is much worse. Married males routinely attack nesting females. A female left alone for an instant will probably be assaulted, and is probably on her own because her husband has gone off to rape someone else. One attempt every few days is the norm. The little brown bat is even more sexually deviant. When most bats are hibernating through the winter, hanging together in vast colonies, this bat works its way through raping male and female alike as they sleep. Some species of male ducks and geese chase and have forcible sex with females. Mallard duck’s males and females pair off normally, but the males that don’t manage to get mates form gangs and use their combined strength to go after lone females. It’s known to biologists as a ‘rape flight’. Often, a gang of three or four of them attacks a female duck, two holding her down while one enters her, sometimes resulting in her injury or death.

They are among the 3% of bird species whose males have phalluses big enough to insert into the vaginas of females, whether or not she consents. The cockscrew-like male sex organ can be as long as 16 inches. However researchers have established that females of these species have evolved complex genitalia to thwart unwelcome pregnancies. Some vaginas have spiral channels that impede sex by twisting in the opposite direction to that of the male phallus. Others have as many as eight cul-de-sac pouches en route, that could prevent fertilisation by capturing unwelcome sperm. These features are only found in the species renowned for forced sex. All others have simple male and female genitalia. Control over reproduction alternates between the sexes. If the male develops a longer, more elaborate phallus to force copulation, females wrest back control by developing features to thwart males who rape by developing side chambers to hold sperm that is ejected later. The success of this design is proven by the fact that as many as one in three duck matings are rapes, but in nine out of ten of these the offending sperm is eliminated, so 97 percent of all duck offspring are the result of the choice of the mother. If rape, like evil, could be isolated in the mind and manipulated by medical or psychiatric intervention, it would be easy to exorcise it. But it is immensely more difficult when it comes from a view that women are an essentially different type of species and therefore need a special kind of treatment – whether promoting gender sensitivity or using them as objects. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in,www. peopleforanimalsindia.org

Speech of Z.Royim Yimchungrii acting president of NNC on Martyrs’ Day Dear Naga People, It is my duty to speak out on our National Martyrs’ Day - the hallowed day that we have been observing on 18th of October since 1952. On this precious day we solemnly remember the martyrs who died in thousands, sacrificing their very lives for the sovereign right of the Naga people. We also remember the families of these martyrs who also suffered immeasurably as a result of the sacrifices made. The Naga National workers in particular and the people in general have fought and died in defence of our sovereign rights to be a nation in the land inhabited by the Nagas. Our people fought the invaders and aggressors in the homeland and ventured far afield, to Pakistan (East Pakistan now Bangladesh) and to China and to Europe, for the cause of the Naga freedom. Thousands and thousands fought and died for the just cause of Naga freedom and sovereignty. Therefore it is our bounden duty to remember the martyrs on this sacred day and to make prayer and petition to God in remembrance of the heroes and the noble cause. The present generation of Naga people, wherever they are, should observe the day and come forward to promote the noble cause of Naga freedom. This is a sacred duty that every Naga should perform. I, on behalf of the NNC, humbly salute all the martyrs on this occasion in humility. May our noble cause strengthen as we march forward to freedom inspired by the precious blood of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. The present Govt. of India is hand in glove with RSS (Hindutva) and, as confirmed

by the CPI (M) party of India and stated clearly in the media on 13th of October 2016, the Indian arm forces move at the whim of RSS. This media report absolutely confirms the clear statement made by the NNC on May 27th, 2016. The present government’s political agenda in their fiveyear term is to suppress all other religions and political parties in India; thereby demeaning and degrading the secular tradition of the world’s largest democracy. The Govt of India sprang to the defense of Balochistan in Pakistan and decried human right violations by the Pakistan army while its armed forces were, at the same time, in complete violation of international human rights, suppressing and oppressing people of the northeast and of Jammu and Kashmir. The Naga people in particular have suffered dreadfully at the hands of the Indian armed forces since thousands and thousands of Nagas have been killed since the 1950s. People of principle and conscience should condemn these atrocities and the RSSinspired policy of the Govt. of India. We, the NNC, call on the present Govt. of India in Delhi and the Govt. of Myanmar to recognize the sovereign rights of the Nagas without any further delay, before a neighbouring country (or countries) liberates Nagaland through another war in the region. We the NNC, while adopting a non-violent stance, insist that these Governments help to secure much-needed peace in the region by recognising and acceding to our just demands. God bless Nagaland.

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Clarification on Chumu taxi counter issue

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The Association thoroughly investigated the said case regarding the Chumu taxi counter and found it was unfortunate, and the said story was found to be twisted by the passenger himself for his personal motives. The ANTA Dimapur unit is working tirelessly for the welfare of the society and the passenger without knowing the truth and the exact function of the ANTA norms he waywardly defamed the good image of ANTA is regrettable. If his case was genuine and he being an intellectual person he should first console the ANTA office for further action but he failed to do so and blindly published in the daily news paper as well as in the social media has shown his personal interest to defame the Association, since his case has been far from the truth as stated, the Association request him to kindly approach the ANTA office for further clarifications during office hours. The Association also warns its taxi drivers to abide by the rules laid by the ANTA for the welfare of the passengers. ANTA Dimapur unit general secretary, Ahoshe Chophi and action committee convener, Atoho Kinny

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SC seeks its ex-judge Katju’s presence, first in history

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in the case. The bench also kept the review petitions filed by Kerala and Soumya’s mother in abeyance saying it would debate with Justice Katju on his facebook post. “Though arguments have been elaborate and stands concluded, we do not consider it appropriate to express any opinion on the contentions advanced at this stage. This is so because we are of the view that a connected issue which has arisen needs to be resolved in the first instance,” the bench said referring to the blog of Justice Katju. “Such a view coming from a retired judge of this

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CCoFA reminded the cabinet that “it cannot arbitrarily declare a peace protest by the people as illegal based on their own whims and fancy”. CCoFA said in a hilarious turnaround, after declaring the bandh illegal, the cabinet entourage led by chief minister sneaked into Assam by-passing the New Field check. This, CCOFA said was “an admission of guilt and lack of moral authority on the part of government”. Later, CCoFA alleged that when the “CM’s entourage was allowed to re-enter the state peacefully, the CM created a warlike situation by deploying hundreds of fully armed policemen just to pass through the New Field Check Gate”. Though extreme force was used against peaceful YAN volunteers, CCoFA said the “dictatorial and high handed attitude shown by the government” was most condemnable. The committee alleged

that the Dimapur police further went on a rampage and damaged vehicles that were parked. It alleged that “the driver of Scorpio (NL-10-8869) was responsible for YAN volunteers getting beaten up by gung-ho police personnel”. In this regard, CCoFA has appealed to the Governor to take cognizance of such extreme violation of human rights and freedom of expression by the state government. CCoFA also appealed to all right thinking citizens, and organisations to condemn such terror tactics employed by the government. It cautioned the state government that in the event of such high handedness on the part of police, the next phase of total indefinite bandh would be launched and CCoFA that will would no longer guarantee that the protest would be peaceful. The committee appealed to all concern citizens to come and join to show solidarity by assembling at Chumukedima Patkai Bridge at 6 a.m. onwards.

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Court needs to be treated with greatest of respect and consideration. Office to register a suo motu review petition,” the bench said in its order. “We issue notice to Justice Markandey Katju, former judge of this Court and request him to appear in Court in person and participate in the proceedings on November 11...as to whether the judgment and order dated September 15 passed by this Bench...suffers from any fundamental flaw so as to requireexercise of the review jurisdiction,” the bench said. While issuing notice to Justice Katju, the bench also quoted his Facebook post criticising the Soumya case verdict, which said “It is regrettable that the Court has not read section 300 carefully. The judgment needs to be reviewed in an open court hearing”. In another post on the same issue, Justice Katju had written “I submit that the Supreme Court has erred in law in not holding the accused guilty of murder, and its judgment needs to be reviewed to this extent”.

AAP MLAs tells EC they need more time NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): Some of the 21 AAP MLAs have filed replies before the Election Commission saying they need more time to study the documents as the pen drives provided by the poll panel were faulty. The MLAs, who are facing prospects of disqualification for allegedly holding Office of Profit, have also asked for time claiming that lawyers were unavailable due to which they could not file their response. Chandni Chowk MLA Alka Lamba, who has sought more time from the Commission to file her reply, said that some MLAs received pen drive from the EC that turned out to be “corrupt”. “Plus, our lawyers were unavailable last week due to which we could not file the reply. So, we have sought more time,” Lamba, said. “Most of us have hired lawyers who practise in Supreme Court or High Court. Last week was a holiday for both the courts and lawyers were out. Now that they are back, we will soon be filing our reply,” said Kasturba Nagar MLA Madanlal, who has sought a week’s time to file his reply.

Cauvery: Rail roko, stir across TN by farmers, Oppn parties CHENNAI, OCT 17 (PTI): Farmers and opposition parties in Tamil Nadu today staged rail roko agitation at various places in the state demanding the Centre to constitute the Cauvery Management Board immediately. The protests were held against the stance of BJP-led Union government in the Supreme Court which opposed immediate setting up of the Board. Thousands of protestors participated in the rail rook demonstrations, who courted arrest and were lodged in the community and marriage halls, police said, adding they were likely to be released later today. The agitations marked the beginning of a 48-hour rail blockade by farmers outfits which has the support of opposition parties including the DMK, Tamil Nadu Congress, IUML, CPI(M), CPI, MDMK and Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi. Farmer leader and chief of National South Indian Rivers Inter-Linking Farmers Association P Ayyakannu led the protest in Tiruchirappalli by squatting over the railway track in Kudamuratti bridge area. Ryots squatted on railway tracks with green turbans and

17 die in Odisha hospital fire BHUBANESWAR, OCT 17 (PTI): At least 17 patients died and around 12 others injured in a fire that broke out at the Sum Hospital here this evening, in one of the worst such incidents involving a medical facility. The blaze was suspected to have been triggered by an electric short circuit in the dialysis ward on the first floor of the private hospital which spread to the nearby Intensive Care Unit. “So far we have received some ‘brought dead’ people at the Capital Hospital. However, I cannot exactly say the number of persons who have died in the incident,” Health Secretary Arati Ahuja said. However, the Capital Hospital Superintendent Binod Kumar Mishra said, “We have received nine dead bodies, while five others are

in very critical condition. The toll may increase.” Meanwhile, Amri Hospital (Bhubaneswar) unit head Dr Salil Kumar Mohanty said, “A total of 37 patients were received at our casualty ward. Our doctors have declared eight persons as brought dead.” “Most of the victims were in the first floor ICU of the ill-fated Sum Hospital,” said a doctor at the Capital Hospital. The fire, which was said to have started from the dialysis ward on the first floor, quickly spread to other areas including the ICU on the same floor of the fourstoreyed hospital building. The commissionerate of police and fire brigade personnel along with volunteers and hospital staff launched a massive rescue

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NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): In an unprecedented order, the Supreme Court today summoned one of its former judges, Markandey Katju, to appear in person before it to point out the “fundamental flaws”, as claimed by him in the sensational Soumya rape case. “He (Justice Katju) is a respected gentleman. We request him to come in person and debate his Facebook post criticising the judgment. Let him come to the court and let’s debate over the fundamental flaws in our verdict,” a bench of Justices Ranjan Gogoi and U U Lalit said and issued a notice to Justice Katju. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, who was assisting the top court in the matter, said “I think it is for the first time that the Supreme Court has asked its former judge to appear in person before it in connection with any matter”. In his Facebook post, Justice Katju had criticised the apex court saying it had grievously erred by “not holding” the convict, Govindachamy, “guilty of murder”

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operation as more than 500 indoor patients were trapped in the building, hospital officials said. At least seven fire tenders were pressed into service to control the blaze and over a dozen ambulances deployed to shift the critical patients to other hospitals. Many patients were rescued by breaking window panes, an eyewitness said. In 2011, a major blaze had engulfed AMRI Hospital in Kolkata, killing 89 people, including 85 patients. Meanwhile, the state government has ordered a high-level probe by the Director, Medical Education and Training, into the incident. State’s Health Minister Atanu S Nayak said stringent action will be taken if the hospital authorities were found guilty of negligence.

MDMK chief Vaiko, CPM leader G Ramakrishnan and others stage a rail roko in Chennai on Monday. (PTI) planted paddy seedlings in the narrow gap between railway tracks. They managed to block trains briefly but were removed later by police. “We will continue our stir. Tomorrow too this will be held. We plan to block Vaigai Super Fast Express. We urge the Centre to not make us paupers, (by adopting a stance against CMB)” Ayyakannu told PTI. Similar

protests witnessed huge participation of people in the entire Cauvery Delta region of the state including Tiruchirappalli, Thanjavur and Tiruvarur districts. DMK treasurer and Leader of Opposition M K Stalin led the protest at Perambur suburban railway station here in which scores of his party legislators and functionaries took part.

7,425 chikungunya cases in Delhi

NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): Over 7,400 people have been afflicted with chikungunya in the national capital even as dengue cases continued to plateau in the city with a little over 3,000 persons having contracted the virus this season. According to a municipal report released today, out of the total 7,425 chikungunya cases recorded till October 15, nearly 660 of them have been reported in areas falling under the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC). Over 6,700 cases were reported in the city till October 8, according to South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) which tabulates the data for vector-borne disease cases in the national capital on behalf of all the civic bodies here. Among the three corporations, 658 chikungunya cases have been reported in areas under NDMC, 588 under SDMC and 291 under East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) this season. Several thousand cases have also been reported from areas falling outside the jurisdiction of the three municipal corporations. At least 15 fatalities have been reported at various hospitals in the city due to complications triggered by the disease, though the civic bodies have kept the death tally at zero.

CISF to enhance Chaos in JNU over missing student DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): Chaos prevailed in JNU Hindi usage NEW campus today with various student groups staging protests

NEW DELHI, OCT 17 (PTI): The CISF, the paramilitary that guards majority of country’s civil airports and other vital installations, has decided to enhance the usage of Hindi in its day-to-day work. A desire in this regard was expressed by Central Industrial Security Force chief O P Singh while he felicitated the force officials who recently won the second position award by the Union Home Ministry in implementing the language in office work. The Director General congratulated all the personnel for the achievement and appealed to work to the extent possible, using the official language, and aim for the first prize next year. The 1.41-lakh personnel strong force is also tasked for securing vital and sensitive installations in the aerospace and nuclear domain.

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over the issue of a student missing from the varsity hostel under mysterious circumstances. A student of School of Biotechnology, Najeeb Ahmed, allegedly went missing on Saturday following a brawl on the campus the night before. An FIR for kidnapping and wrongfully confining a person was lodged at Vasant Kunj North police station yesterday after the police received a complaint from the student’s guardians. Najeeb’s mother and local guardians also joined the protest today alleging that they were not informed by the administration about him going missing. Asserting prompt action, the JNU administration issued a statement saying, “The JNU security has been instructed to immediately look for the missing student. The dean gave a written instruction to all wardens to search hostel rooms.” “Police also visited the campus and investigated the matter. The administration is in constant touch with police to facilitate the investigation,” it added. The left-affiliated groups on campus on the other hand accused the RSS student wing ABVP of making attempts to “terrorise” the student community.

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OFFICE OF THE TENYIMI UNION ZUNHEBOTO Result for Lottery Draw held is aid of Union Building extension

1st Prize: 2043 2nd Prize: 1808 3rd prize: 2375 Consolation Prizes: 1350, 1602, 2216, 0706, 1970, 0516, 2671, 2834, 2196, 0376, 0170, 0055, 2104, 1710, 0602, 1100, 0209, 2727, 0568, 2958. NB: Winning prized should be claimed within 15 days from date of this publication. President K-3841 Contact: 9615933641

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at Diezephe Village, Dimapur Full Teak Plantation with Main Road approach 110 x 180 sq. ft. Rs. 15 lakhs (Negotiable) Ph. No : 9077316885

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Across 1 White rose cultivated differently (9) 8 A mostly dreary time — but not for children (5) 9 Forgetting a name is unusual (7) 10 Steal an elevator (4) 11 Shopped, yet bread has been ordered! (8) 13 The fat of the land, say? (6) 14 Stay with mother in control (6) 17 Satisfies silly sausages (8) 19 The language of Monsieur Dumas? (4) 21 Card game making some American a star (7) 22 So far Yeats is read in translation (2,3) 23 New deal with China to supply spicy food (9) Down 2 Fungus in chocolate (7) 3 Grub found in lettuce at supermarket (4) 4 See law being broken by a beast (6) 5 Former nurse attempts to find guards (8) 6 Observe opening for estate agent (4) 7 Man united, somehow, with a single relative (6,4) 8 Loyalty, for example, in union (10) 12 Fool repeatedly at home for killer (8) 15 Dressed for a military operation, we hear (7) 16 Extremely simple harp designed for an angel (6) 18 Was a vocalist in Los Angeles? (4) 20 Don’t succeed in making female suffer (4)

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MUMBAI, OCT 17 (PTI): The rupee turned weak by 12 paise to 66.83 against the dollar on Monday at the foreign exchange market after the American currency gained ground following a spurt in demand from importers. Dealers said strength in the dollar against some other currencies overseas on the prospects of higher US rates also weighed on the rupee, but a higher opening in the domestic equity market meant the losses were limited. On Friday, the rupee had staged a smart recovery from its three-week low against the US currency to close up by 23 paise at 66.71 on heavy corporate dollar sales as well as easing inflationary pressure. The benchmark BSE Sensex rose further by 129.61 points, or 0.26 per cent, to 27,803.21 in early trade on Monday.

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at Incheon (International) Airport where Note 7 users can replace their phone with another phone of a different model,” a Samsung spokesman told EFE news. Meanwhile, Samsung Electronics, which initially attributed the combustion instances to defective batteries, has initiated a large scale investigation into the matter after several replacement phones offered to customers following a September recall had the same problem.

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after it became apparent that transport authorities in the US, Canada, Israel and Japan have imposed a ban on carrying the Galaxy Note 7 device on flights, even if switched off or in airplane mode, following several reports of the gadget catching fire. “We set up a counter

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I, No JC 172412m Sublaxman Singh Bisht of Unit 17 Assam Rifles. R/o Vill-Ratoli, Post Kanalichhina, Tehsil-Kanalichhina, P.S- Kanalichhina, District Pithoragarh, State Uttrakhand do here by solemnly afﬁrm and declare as under : 1. That I have changed my home address. Sub Laxman Singh Bisht, R/o Vill.-Ratoli, Post Kanalichhina, Tehsil - Kanalichhina, P.S - Kanalichhina, District-Pithoragarh Railway Station- Bareilly, State Uttrakhand. 2. Mother's Name : Parwati Devi instead of Arti Bisht. Notary Public DP-8158

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

No. JUD. 21/2015-16/110

Dt. Zbto the 03/11/15

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Shikheli of Maromi Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Viyito, has expired on 07-07-2016. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-876/16/8884-85

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 17/10/16

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti John Tep -Vrs- Nzamoni Okhyuopui resident of Walford Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 17/11/16. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : John Tep Village /Town Block No. : 11, Patta No. : 1720, Dag No. : 65/1902, Area : 00-02-01. North : Toshi Ao, South : Mary Tep, East : Dhansiri River, West : Approach Road. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-866/16/8882-83

SBI account passbook belonging to GMS Atokhiji, Lizutomi was lost somewhere around main police point, near DC office Zunheboto town on October 17, 2016. Finders may kindly contact 8731926510.DP-8189

LOST NOTICE

A wallet containing PAN Card, ATM Card with Leave Command has been lost on 15.10.2016 night between Viola Colony and Notun Bosti. Finders may please contact : 9089209016

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Seoul, Oct 17 (IANS): South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics said on Monday that it will now offer replacement phones to Galaxy Note 7 users flying out of South Korea, after the US and other countries banned the device from flights. Samsung took the step

cent to USD 1,253.50 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, silver ready edged up by Rs 50 to Rs 42,250 per kg and weekly-based delivery traded higher by Rs 35 to Rs 41,855 per kg. Silver coins, however, continued to be asked at the previous level of Rs 72,000 for buying and Rs 73,000 for selling of 100 pieces. On the other hand, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity ruled flat at Rs 30,250 and Rs 30,100 per 10 grams, respectively. It had lost Rs 150 in last two trade.

LOST NOTICE

I, Ms. Salome am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card and Marksheet as I have lost them. Name : Ms. Salome F/Name : G.B. Gurung M/Name : Bendangmenla Roll No : 814159 Year : 1998 School : Sharon School, Dimapur

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Silver prices recovered by Rs 50 to Rs 42,250 per kg at the bullion market on Monday, tracking a firm trend overseas amid increased offtake by consuming industries at domestic spot market. On the other hand, gold held steady at Rs 30,250 per 10 grams in scattered deals even as it strengthened overseas. Traders said besides a firm trend overseas, increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers at the local spot market, led to recovery in silver prices. Globally, silver rose by 0.12 per cent to USD 17.40

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NEW DELHI, Oct 17 (PTI): The crucial three-day meeting of the all-powerful GST Council, starting Tuesday, will decide on the tax rate and sort out issues like compensation formula for rollout of the new indirect tax regime from April 1, 2017. With the finance ministry setting November 22 as the deadline for building consensus on all the issues in the Council, the upcoming meeting is significant as it will decide on the most crucial aspect of tax rate that will have a bearing on the common man. At its previous meeting last month, the GST Council, which has all state finance ministers as members, had finalised area-based exemptions and how 11 states, mostly in the North-East and hilly regions, will be treated under the new tax regime. Tuesday’s meeting will also deliberate on the vexed issue of the Centre retaining power to assess 11 lakh service tax filers under the new dispensation.While a decision to this effect was taken at the first meeting of the GST Council, at least two states dithered on approving the minutes of the meeting, saying they are not in favour of losing power of assessment of these assessees.

BRICS member states. It has already approved loans totaling $900 million to green projects in each member state. It has also started a renminbi-denominated borrowing program, issuing a 3 billion yuan ($450 million) bond. Kamath, 68, said there was plenty of room for new lenders like the NDB and the Chinese-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), in addition to established institutions like the World Bank. “Infrastructure alone has needs globally of $1-1.5 trillion a year - all the multilateral banks put together can do maybe 15 percent of this,” said Kamath, who ran India’s ICICI Bank Ltd from 1996 until 2009. “The phrase I would like to use is cooperate and work together, rather than compete. I don’t see competition as a key challenge in this context.”

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GST Council to decide on tax rate by October 20

ering seeks to add substance to the group that grew out of an acronym devised by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O’Neill back in 2003 that projected a long-term boom and global power shift in their favor. With Russia, Brazil and South Africa on the economic skids and China slowing, the initial euphoria has faded, yet Kamath said the BRICS had much to gain by deepening their cooperation. “The fact is that these countries, collectively, have for the last few years contributed to more than 50 percent of incremental economic wealth that has been generated globally,” said Kamath. “I don’t see that changing.” The NDB, headquartered in Shanghai, will expand its staff to 300 over the next three years but run a tight operation that seeks to take quick decisions and transfer experience across all five

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New Delhi, Oct 17 (Agencies): The development bank set up by the BRICS group of emerging economies will ramp up lending to $2.5 billion next year after making its first loans to back green projects, its president KV Kamath told Reuters. The BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - agreed to create the New Development Bank (NDB) in July 2014 with initial authorized capital of $100 billion. The lender was officially launched a year later. “The second year is scaling up, concentrating on people, getting all the skillsets in,” said Kamath, a veteran Indian banker appointed as the first head of the Shanghaibased NDB. He was speaking on the fringes of a weekend BRICS summit hosted in the Indian resort of Goa by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The gath-

MUMBAI, OCT 17 (PTI): The benchmark BSE Sensex advanced nearly 130 points at the start on Monday after buying by investors paced up amid mixed global cues. The 30-share index was trading higher by 129.61 points, or 0.46%, at 27,803 21, with sectoral indices led by PSU, banking, power, IT realty and oil & gas stocks getting all the limelight, rising by up to 0.47%. The gauge had gained 30.49 points in the previous session on Friday. The NSE Nifty recaptured the 8,600mark by rising 32 points, or 0.37%, at 8,615.40. Brokers said increased buying in select blue-chips and a mixed trend at other Asian markets amid investors betting on a hike in interest rates by the US Fed before the end of the year and upbeat retail sales influenced sentiment. Japan’s Nikkei was up 0.15% while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng shed 0.41% in early trade on Monday. Shanghai Composite edged up 0.13%.

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business Sensex racks Gold holds steady at up more gains, Rs 30,250 per 10 grams up 130 points New Delhi, Oct 17 (PTI): an ounce and gold by 0.24 per

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NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 17/10/16

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti E. Ongashan Kithan -VrsObenthung Kikon resident of Landmark Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 17/11/16. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : E. Ongashan Kithan Village /Town Block No. : Kuchiabill, Patta No. : 867, Dag No. : 148/1029, Area : 00-02-10. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTON 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Kineingulie Angami has filed by Smti. Vekhenuo, relation wife, R/o Diphupar B, Village, Sector E, Dimapur to draw his :1. Saving Bank Account No. 20160098220, 2. All Monetary Service Benefit, Family Pension, who expired on 24.09.2016. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 15th November 2016. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 14th day of October 2016. DP-8151

G.H. RAMLIA Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

Baghdad/United Nations, Oct 17 (AFP): Iraqi forces have launched a campaign to retake Mosul, the self-declared capital of the Islamic State, the prime minister said today in what the US hailed as a “decisive moment” in the battle to crush the jihadist group. Up to 1.5 million civilians remain in the city, the United Nations said, voicing fears the vastly outnumbered Islamists could use them as human shields as they seek to repel the assault on its last major stronghold in the country. “Today I declare the start of these victorious operations to free you from the violence and terrorism of Daesh,” Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said in a televised address, using an alternative name for the IS group. Mosul fell to IS fighters two years ago as they marched through Iraq and Syria, where the civil war left a power vacuum that they easily exploited. Its recapture would shatter the group’s claim to be running a “caliphate” and would all but end its presence in Iraq as a land-holding force. That claim received another body blow yesterday when Syrian rebels retook the town of Dabiq from the group. The anti-IS alliance -

including the US-led coalition, Kurdish Peshmerga and Iraqi government forces - has recently been tightening the noose around Mosul, and the assault has long been predicted. But they will have to fight their way through IS defences to reach the city. Some groups are still dozens of kilometres from Mosul. When they get there, the fighting is expected to be fierce. UN deputy Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Stephen O’Brien said civilians in the city were in real danger. “I am extremely concerned for the safety of up to 1.5 million people living in Mosul who may be impacted by military operations to retake the city from ISIL,” he said. “Depending on the intensity and scope of the fighting, as many as one million people may be forced to flee their homes in a worst-case scenario,” O’Brien said in a statement. Children and elderly are among those at greatest risk. “Tens of thousands of Iraqi girls, boys, women and men may be under siege or held as human shields. Thousands may be forcibly expelled or trapped between the fighting lines,” O’Brien added. In the two years since IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

proclaimed a “caliphate” straddling Iraq and Syria, Iraqi forces, with the support of Iran and a US-led coalition, have battled to win back lost territory. Prime Minister Abadi today vowed that only government forces will enter Mosul, a Sunni-majority city that IS seized with relative ease partly due to local resentment towards the Shiitedominated security forces. Shiite militia groups have been accused of serious abuses against Sunni civilians in the course of operations to reconquer territory from IS.

UN ‘extremely concerned’ for 1.5 mn Syrian civilians

UN deputy Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief voiced grave concern at risks faced by civilians as operations to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul began. “I am extremely concerned for the safety of up to 1.5 million people living in Mosul who may be impacted by military operations to retake the city from ISIL,” Stephen O’Brien said, referring to the Islamic State jihadist group. He warned that “families are at extreme risk of being caught in cross-fire or targeted by snipers.”

25 inmates killed in Brazil prison clash Sao Paulo, Oct 17 (AFP): At least 25 inmates died in clashes between two rival factions in a prison in far northern Brazil, local media reported citing police. Seven of the dead were beheaded and six burned to death in fighting at a prison in Boa Vista, the capital of Roraima state, the news site G1 reported, citing local police. The bloodshed began when inmates of one wing of the Agricola de Monte Cristo

prison broke into another wing yesterday. Inmates were armed with knives and wooden clubs, an inmate’s wife who was in the prison when the riot broke out told G1. Roraima state Secretary of Justice Uziel Castro said that the fight erupted during visiting hours, and some 100 relatives of inmates were briefly held hostage. The rioters demanded that a judge come to hear their

Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur This is to inform all the HSLC/HSSLC Private/ Repeater Candidates to report to the Examination Centre to ﬁll up the Individual Application Form (IAF) Examination for 2017 from 18 Oct. 2016 to 8 Nov. 2016 (9:00 to 12:00) S. Moatemsu Walling Principal Christian Hr. Sec. School

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF FOOD & CIVIL SUPPLIES NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

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demands. Instead Special Operations Police stormed the prison, released the hostages and regained control of the site by sundown. “All the hostages were released,” Castro said, adding that most of them were women. The prison, some 3,400 kilometres northwest of Rio de Janeiro, is in a state that borders Venezuela.

CLARIFICATION

This is to clarify in respect of the DECLARATION published in Nagaland Post and Tir Yim Yim on 16th October 2016 page 4 and 9 respectively, that the name published should be read as Mayangsangba Changdang, Advisor NPF 30th Alongtaki A/C bearing active Enrolment No. 278353 and not as rendered. Error caused is regretted.

Anogo 21 – 22nd Oct. 2016 st

Tesentepdak Youth Oasis Center (YOC), Eralibill, Dimapur Omen Tsüngrem O aser Sobaliba Tongdi O Jembirtem Rev. Dr. Imchayanger, Dimapur Dr. Lolen Jamir, Dimapur Iba sendong Takok aser Temoatsü asoshi sarasadema atadi. S/d (Mr. T. Lipok Aier) H/Evangelist cum Secy., DMF

Islamist extremist executed in B’desh Dhaka, Oct 17 (PTI): A senior Bangladeshi leader of a banned Islamist extremist group has been executed for his role in a 2005 blast that killed two judges, including one from the Hindu community. Asadul Islam alias Arif, a leader of the Jamatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), was executed in Khulna jail last night after the Supreme Court upheld his death sentence in August for the blast. “He was hanged to death at 10:30 pm,” an official at Khulna jail said. Arif and six other top JMB leaders including its founder Shayakh Abdur Rahman were sentenced to death on May 29, 2006 for killing judges Jagannath Pare and Sohel Ahmed in a 2005 bomb attack on a minibus. Death sentence of the militants except Arif were executed on March 29, 2007. Arif, who was absconding was later arrested on July 10, 2007.

Kingjung Village Council would like to show our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Nagaland Empowerment of People through energy Development (NEPeD) for installing the HYDROGER in 2010 at Kingjung Village. The efficient, low cost and low maintenance machine not only brought us electricity but has also tremendously improved and eased the life of every of every villagers here in Kingjung Village. It has opened a window to a greener and more reliable source of energy. The wave of change brought by HYDROGER is astonishing. Our dependence on candles, Kerosene and Pinewood for lighting is now redemtant. The Villagers have passed a resolution to conserve the catchment areas. The Pine forest have now been conserved for future generation. All these unimaginable achievements in such a short window of time would not have been possible without the aid of NEPeD. The general public as well as the village council are forever grateful for the pioneer work done by NEPeD. Council Secretary P. KHAMJE K-3840

OFFICE OF THE

TOLUVI VILLAGE COUNCIL DIMAPUR 797116 : DIMAPUR

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Dated the 17th Oct. 2016. Joint Meeting of Toluvi Village Council, Toluvi Baptist Akukuhou, NCRC Toluvi, Toluvi Students' Union and STH Toluvi unanimously resolved the below mentioned points under the banner "CLEAN TOLUVI 2016" 1. Citizens of Toluvi Village are informed to keep the residential surrounding neat and clean under cardinal points. Non residents of Toluvi Village who owns plot of land at Toluvi Village are also informed to adheret the order which shall be completed as on before 31st Oct. 2016. 2. Selling of Alcohol, Drugs and also movement under the influences of Alcohol and Drug trips is strictly prohibited within the jurisdiction of Toluvi Village with immediate effect. 3. Business establishment (Shops) are directed to paint the walls, shutter, doors with Off White colour and place the dustbin besides the shop on before 31st Oct. 2016. Direct action will be initiated against those who do not comply with the order. DP-8156

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Rescuers used a crane to reach this 12-year-old boy who was trapped in rubble. (Internet) teer said they had been unable to complete rescue missions overnight in fear of further air strikes by warplanes circling above. Both Russian and Syrian warplanes are carrying out air strikes over Aleppo in support of a major offensive by regime forces to capture rebel-held

parts of the northern city. The Observatory -- which relies on a network of sources inside Syria for its information -- says it determines what planes carried out raids according to their type, location, flight patterns and the munitions involved.

Management Lima Aier Hr. Sec. School

Blast in Germany’s BASF plant Frankfurt, Oct 17 (AFP) Several people were missing and others were injured after an explosion today at a chemical plant at BASF’s headquarters in western Germany, the firm said, advising local people to stay indoors. “There was an explosion with several people injured for as-yet undetermined reasons at around 11:30 (local time) at BASF Ludwigshafen,” it said in a press release. “Emergency services from the whole region are on the scene to prevent the fire spreading to other parts of the plant,” Ludwigshafen city authorities said in a statement. The company said local residents should remain inside and shut doors and windows. “We are still investigating the precise cause. The relevant authorities have been informed,” BASF said.

Pak: 30 killed, 55 injured in bus collision Lahore, Oct 17 (PTI): At least 30 people were killed and over 55 others injured today when two speeding passenger buses collided head-on in Pakistan’s southern Punjab province, rescue officials said. The accident took place in Khanpur area of Rahim Yar Khan, some 600 kms from here around 6 am, media reports said. One of the buses was en route to Bahawalpur from Faisalabad while the other was heading from Karachi to Rahim Yar Khan, rescue services spokesperson Deeba Shahnaz said. The incident occurred due to overspeeding and claimed the lives of at least 30 people besides leaving over 55 people injured, rescue officials said. The accident was so serious that the bodies and the injured could only be recovered after cutting through the

Emergency was declared in hospitals in Rahim Yar Khan and Khanpur after the accidents. (Internet) vehicles, Zafar Iqbal, district coordination officer of Rahim Yar Khan said. Those injured have been shifted to hospitals in Khanpur and Rahim Yar Khan hospitals. Condition of some injured persons is stated to be serious, Radio Pakistan

reported. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif expressed grief and sorrow over the loss of precious lives in the accident and directed the authorities concerned to provide best medical treatment to the injured, it said.

25th JUBILEE PLANNING COMMITTEE Aghunaqa Area Students’ Union Niuland : Dimapur

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Agighu pesuno ampemi kumtsu lau tsulu paghi ani. Aqo-aho no area thuku-upu Kumlapu ghenguno ningu ampemiqo pichebe vetsu keu vechewono, AASU Jubilee ghenguno kuptsa masa kepu akhoto ani, tighenguno amqo (Committee) hiqaqolo ampemi kumtsu vezu mono ado kiviu kophe pesu ighino akukumsu kusazhe tsu penike shikimithi qhuiniju lu ani. Planning Committee Finance Committee, Editorial Committee, Programme Committee Monolith committee, Cultural Committee, Presentation Committee, Decoration Committee. Atsala : 19th oct.2016 Ado : 11:00 Inaqhe A-a : Tourist Lodge, Near Old NST, Dimapur Sd/Convenor Jubilee Planning Committee

Sd/Secretary Jubilee Planning Committee

ATTENTION ALUMNI OF NU: SASRD (erstwhile NEHU: College of Agriculture) INVITATION

You are cordially invited to the 39th Foundation Day celebration of School of Agricultural Sciences and Rural Development, Nagaland University on 20th October 2016 at 9: 30 AM. Shri P. Longon, Hon’ble Minister of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of Nagaland will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest and will inaugurate the Alumni Guest House at 9:30 AM. The eminent academician Dr. Chubatola Aier, Principal, C-Edge College, Dimapur will deliver the foundation day lecture. Shri. Hoto Yeptho, Director, Land Resources Dept. Nagaland, Kohima will grace the evening programme as Chief Guest and will inaugurate the Students’ Corner constructed by the Batch of 1982 at 4:30 PM. Sd/Dean NU: SASRD Medziphema Campus

(T. Tozhevi Chishi, Hd. GB) Chairman, TVC

LIMA AIER HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

DIMAPUR MOLUNGYIMSEN FELLOWSHIP Lanu- Ain Seminar

Aleppo, Oct 17 (AFP): Air strikes killed at least 12 civilians in Syria’s Aleppo today, a monitor said, bringing to 45 the number killed in 24 hours of bombardment on the battleground city. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said five children were among the dead today in the rebel-held district of Marjeh in east Aleppo. Dozens more people were wounded or still trapped under rubble. Of the 45 civilians killed, the highest number of dead were in Qaterji, where Russian raids claimed 17 lives overnight, said Observatory head Rami Abdel Rahman. An AFP correspondent in the eastern districts said White Helmets rescuers were still working Monday morning to pull about 20 people out of the rubble in Qaterji. One civil defence volun-

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Amsterdam, Oct 17 (Agencies): An inquiry has begun into the Dutch ambassador to China, Ron Keller, amid reports that he had a secret relationship with a local employee. The Dutch foreign ministry said Mr Keller would not remain actively in post while an investigation took place. An experienced diplomat, Ron Keller moved to Beijing in December 2015 after postings in Turkey and Russia. Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf reported on Monday that the relationship had only recently come to light. The Chinese woman worked in the embassy itself, it said, quoting insiders. Foreign diplomats in China are often advised against having relationships with local staff because of the risk of a so-called honey trap, involving local women acting as agents for the Chinese government. The foreign ministry made no comment on the report but said in a statement that it was investigating a complaint and always took complaints seriously. Mr Keller is currently in the Netherlands, De Telegraaf reports, adding that his return to Beijing is considered unlikely. He has not commented on his suspension.

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OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL KINGJUNG P.O NOKLAK- 798626, DIST. TUENSANG: NAGALAND

Mayangsangba Changdang Advisor NPF 30th Alongtaki A/C

S/d (Mr Imti Jamir) Chairman, DMF

Ron Keller

Dated Dimapur, the 17th Oct. '2016

CORRIGENDUM No. DSC/Contract/2016-17 :: Consequent upon the "Notice Inviting Tender" for Transportation-cum-Handling Agents of PHH foodgrains under National Food Security Act vide Tender Paper No. DSC/Contract/2016-17 dated Dimapur the 12th Oct' 2016 which was issued from this office to the tenderer (s), the details in the Form-'A' No.3. (b) & (f) should stand corrected as an Earnest Money in the form of DAC may be made and produced from any Nationalized Bank, Scheduled bank or any other Bank in the state and not as referred earlier. (TEMSU JAMIR) Jt. Director Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur DC-2314

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ORDER OF THE PROGRAMME Chairperson: Dr. Pauline Alila, (Batch of 1982), Assoc. Prof. NU: SASRD 1. Invocation 2. Welcome Address 3. Welcome Song 4. Felicitation of Teachers 5. Foundation Day Lecture Dimapur 6. Alumni Award 7. Short Speech 8. Release of Hill Agri 2015-16 9. Memoirs 10. Special No. 11. Speech by Chief Guest 12. Vote of Thanks

: Dr. Rokoneituo Nakhro, Assoc. Prof. NU: SASRD : Prof. R. C. Gupta, Dean, NU: SASRD : E.U. Choir, NU: SASRD : Mr. Peter Yanthan, Jt. Director (Agri) Batch of 1982 : Dr. Chubatola Aier, Principal, C-Edge College, : Mr. Jacob Yanthan, President, AASASRD : Recipient of Alumni Award 2016 : : Dr. L. Tongpang Longkumer, Assoc. Prof. & HoD, Batch of 1982 : Ms. Vallary D Kharmawlong, M. Sc. (Ag) 1st year : Shri. P. Longon, Minister, Health & Family Welfare Government of Nagaland : Mr. Vekhoyi Tetseo, Assistant Registrar, NU:SASRD

N.B. The Programme will be followed by :1. Photography and feast sponsored by batch of 1982 (5th Batch). 2. Alumni General Body meeting. 3. A grand evening programme at 5:00 PM

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Baillie Gifford Non-Fiction Prize nominees

he shortlist for this year’s Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction have been announced. Margo Jefferson and Svetlana Alexievich are among the nominees for the £30,000 award, previously known as the Samuel Johnson Prize. Hisham Matar and Philippe Sands have also been shortlisted for the award,

which aims to recognise high quality non-fiction works published in English. Former BBC Economics Editor Stephanie Flanders is chair of the judges. She said: “Of the many superb books on the long list, these are the four books that each of us [judges] would be happy so see win. “If they have anything

in common it is perhaps the emphasis on the first person - and first-hand reporting. There are voices and stories in these books that we haven’t heard before and which are going to stay with me for a very long time.” Belarusian investigative journalist Alexievich’s Second-hand Time was originally written in Russian but its

translation by Bela Shayevich made it eligible for the longlist. The book focuses on what life in the USSR was like just prior to its collapse. Jefferson, a former New York Times theatre critic, is nominated for Negroland: A Memoir. The biography chronicles her experience of growing up in Chicago’s black elite in the 1960s and 70s, where she describes being “sheltered by a certain amount of privilege and plenty”. Franco-British lawyer Sands is nominated for East West Street: On the Origins of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity, which studies the origins of international law. The final nominee, Libyan writer Matar has previously been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. The Return: Fathers, Sons and the Land In Between, sees him return to his home country following the fall of Colonel Gaddafi, who was captured and killed in 2011.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, October 18, 2016

Shillong celebrates Dylan’s music, Nobel Prize

Lou Majaw, one of India’s original rock and roll bards performs at a musical evening on Sunday in honour of American singer and songwriter Bob Dylan for winning Nobel Prize for Literature at Cloud 9 in Shillong.

hillong, often described as “India’s rock capital”, is leading the way in honouring the American singer and songwriter Bob Dylan for winning the Nobel Prize in Literature. On Sunday, the Meghalaya capital reverberated with Dylan numbers -- “Mr. Tam-

bourine Man”, “Blowin’ in the Wind”, “The Times They Are a-Changin” and many more at the downtown Café Shillong and Cloud 9. It’s all thanks to Lou Majaw, the Dylan of the East, for bringing together fans from across India and Europe here to honour the singer-writer “who redefined boundaries of

literature”. “Dylan has given so much to the world through his writings. God Bless Bob Dylan and the world for awarding him with the prestigious award,” Majaw said. He celebrates the legendary singer’s birthday on May 24 in Shillong every year.

The Accountant tops US box office Green Day earns third No. 1 Album on Billboard

en Affleck’s latest film, The Accountant, has topped the US box office on its opening weekend. The crime drama, which also stars Anna Kendrick and Oscar winner JK Simmons, took $24.7m (£20.3m), holding off competition from Kevin Hart: What Now?. T h e U S c o m e d i a n’s concert film took $11.98m (£9.83m). The two new entries knocked last week’s number one, The Girl On The Train, based on the novel of the same name by Paula Hawkins, down to number three. The film, which stars Emily Blunt and Justin Theroux, took $11.97m (£9.82m) on its second weekend of release. Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children and Deepwater Horizon rounded off the top five with $8.9m (£7.3m) and $6.4m (£5.2m), respectively. North American box office top five 1. The Accountant - $24.7m (£20.3m) 2. Kevin Hart: What Now? -

$11.98m (£9.83m) 3. The Girl on the Train $11.97m (£9.82m) 4. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children - $8.9m (£7.3m) 5. Deepwater Horizon - $6.4m (£5.2m) The success of The Accountant - in which Affleck’s character Christian Wolff uses his accountancy office as a front for his work for criminal organizations - is the continuation of a long partnership between the actor and Warner Bros. Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros president of domestic distribution, said: “We’re in

the Ben Affleck business and we’re proud of it. “Audiences just love him. We’ve had a lot of movies with him and we have a lot of movies coming up with him.” Affleck’s previous films with the company include 2014’s Gone Girl, which took $37.5m (£30.7m) on its opening weekend, and Argo, which launched with $19.5m (£16m) in 2012 and went on to win the best picture Oscar. His future projects with the studio include mob drama Live By Night, which opens at Christmas, as well as a number of films in the DC comics franchise. He is currently in preproduction on The Batman, which he will star in, write and direct. The UK premiere of The Accountant takes place in London on Monday.

reen Day rocks the No. 1 slot on the Billboard 200 with its third chart-topping album, Revolution Radio. The band’s 12th studio effort enters atop the list with 95,000 equivalent album units earned in the week ending Oct. 13, according to Nielsen Music. Of that sum, 90,000 were in traditional album sales. The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption, which includes traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). The new Oct. 29-dated chart (where Revolution Radio debuts at No. 1) will be posted in full to Billboard’s websites on Tuesday,

MAMI won’t screen Pak film amidst protest threats

-- three studio albums released in quick succession in late 2012. Uno! and Dos! debuted and peaked at Nos. 2 and 9, respectively, while Tre! missed the top 10, peaking at No. 13 (its opening frame). Overall, Revolution Radio is Green Day’s tenth top 10 album, stretching back to its breakthrough effort, Dookie, which peaked at No. 2 back in January of 1995.

fter a city-based social organisation threatened to protest against the upcoming MAMI Mumbai Film Festival for screening Pakistani film “Jago Hua Savera”, the organisers have decided not to showcase the movie. The outfit, Sangharsh, had accused the organisers of playing with the nationalist sentiment of people of India, at a time of tension with Pakistan after the Uri terror attack. They had also sought police permission to protest over the screening of the 1958 Pakistani film at the 18th Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival with Star, which begins from October 20. “Given the current situation, the Jio MAMI 18th Mumbai Film Festival with Star has decided not to programme ‘Jago Hua Savera’ as part of the Restored Classics Section,” organisers of the festival said in a statement. Directed by AJ Kardar, “Jago Hua Savera” was selected as the entry from Pakistan for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 32nd Academy Awards in 1960. The film was co-produced during the days of undivided Pakistan (now independent Pakistan and Bangladesh) and shot in Dhaka. It tells the tale of life in a small fishing village where everyone dreams of owning their own boat. The film was set to be screened in the ‘restored classic’ section of the festival, which is chaired by superstar Aamir Khan’s wife Kiran Rao.

Birthday Wishes Oct. 18. Green Day last led the Billboard 200 more than seven years ago, with 21st Century Breakdown. That set debuted atop the chart dated May 30, 2009 and spent one week in the penthouse. Before that, the

band’s first No. 1, American Idiot, racked up three nonconsecutive weeks at No. 1 back in 2004 and 2005. After 21st Century Breakdown, the band’s next studio project was the expansive Uno!, Dos!, Tre! series

Many, Many Happy Returns of the day to Kritika on her 2nd Birthday on 18/10/2016.

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Pet's Name : Zowwie 6 Months Old Breed : Pug Sex : Male Colour : Fawn (Light Yellowish) Address : Upper P.W.D Kohima Missing Date : 14.10.2016 Contact No : 9436062502 OFFICE OF THE

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16th Oct. 2016 1. A joint meeting of the Khonoma Village Council and the social organizations in the village, such as Village Development Board, Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary Trust, Khonoma Youth Organization, Khonoma Rüffüno Khonoma, Khonoma Students Union, the Khel Unions and Eco Tourism Management Committee was held on 15th Oct. 2016 in which Mr. Megovisa Michael Sophi tendered apology for wrongly and erroneously giving a false representation to the Press about the successful banning of hunting at Khonoma and taking credit for it. 2. Mr. Megovisa Michael Sophi assured that he would issue corrigendum to the media concerned. 3. Henceforth, Mr. Megovisa Michael Sophi will be debarred from serving as Tourist Guide for briefing the media with falsehood. Anyone using his service as guide shall be doing so at his own risk. Kobi Ziekhrü Selie Chase Secretary, KVC Chairman, KVC

The All Nagaland Directorate & District Govt. Drivers union (AND & DGDU) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals on being elected. 1. Mr. Milan Raj Banshi – President All India Govt. Drivers Federation. 2. Mr. Medoneizo Sanchu - Joint Secretary, North East Govt. Drivers Union. The Union further prays & wish them good health and success in their future. President General Secretary C.K. Longchar Yambahadur Rana AND & DGDU AND & DGDU

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The TSU extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri. S.YONGCHANG PHOM, on being promoted as Deputy Director, Dept. of Agriculture, Government of Nagaland. The Union further wishes him success in future endeavour. H.SHAHLONG T.METNGAN Information Secy., TSU President, TSU

Wozhuro Range Union Kohima Chapter conveys its heartiest congratulations to the following members on being promoted by state Govt. :1. Shri. S. Nyanbemo Tsanglao, as Additional Secretary. 2. Shri. L. Zubemo Odyuo, to Director, Treasury & Accounts. 3. Shri. Wonthungo Tsopoe, to Additional Director (HoD) School Education Deptt. 4. Shri. Zanbemo Ngullie, to Joint Director (HoD) Municipal Affairs. 5. Shri. W. H. Patton, to Joint Drugs Controller, H&FW Deptt. 6. Shri. S. Lithungo Lotha, to Deputy Drugs Controller, H&FW Deptt. The Union wishes them the very best in their future endeavours. (Zubemo Lotha) Chairman, WRUK

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With immense pleasure, the Khaghaboto G.B. Association would like to extend our profound gratitude to the Department of Food and Civil Supplies for execution of the National Food Security Act in Nagaland under the able leadership of Shri T. R. Zeliang, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland which has immensely beneﬁted the marginalized section of society by providing food grains at subsidized rate thereby fulﬁlling its broader aim “to alleviate chronic hunger and poverty in India.”

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‘Injury-plagued’ Serena Loyem Tourney: Warrior FC, Frontier FC advance withdraws from WTA finals Correspondent

T U E N S A N G, O C T 1 7 (NPN): Warrior FC Noksen town and Frontier FC won their respective matches in the ongoing 24th edition of the Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2016 at public ground here on Monday. In the first match, Warrior FC Noksen town beat the Tenyimi XI FC 4-3. For Warrior FC, goals were scored through Longkoi (7) in the 8th and 37th minutes, Pakiu (12) in the 11th minute and Yoyang Limba (11) in the 31st minute. Fo r Te n y i m i X I F C Menosali (9) scored in the 16th minute and Metol ( 7) in the 65th and 77th minutes. In the second match,

Serena Williams

LOS ANGELES, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): US superstar Serena Williams has withdrawn from the elite WTA Finals in Singapore, saying she’s still working to recover from the shoulder troubles that hindered her in 2016. The WTA announced Williams’ withdrawal from the event that starts on October 23 on their Twitter feed, posting a video of Williams herself explaining the decision. “Hey ever yone in Singapore,” Williams said. “I’m really, really bummed that I won’t be able to come

compete this year. “It’s been a really tough year for me just dealing so much with these shoulder injuries. My doctor insists that I stay home and heal it every single day.” The 22-time Grand Slam champion pulled out of two tournaments in China after being knocked out of the semifinals of the US Open. That defeat saw Williams’ 186-week reign atop the world rankings end as Germany’s Angelique Kerber reached the summit and captured the Flushing Meadows title into

the bargain. Williams claimed just one Grand Slam title in 2016, at Wimbledon. After that, shoulder troubles hampered her in Rio where her hopes of a fifth Olympic gold medal were crushed in the third round. Though she begins her next year in Auckland, fans were hoping to see her in Singapore but would be really shocked with her withdrawal. She recently voted for Angelique Kerber as the Player of the Year and was also spotted going to a concert with Taylor Swift in New York.

Frontier FC thrashed Sangzi FC 2-0. Frontier FC scored through Nungsang (17) in the 2nd minute while Neitiethozo (9) slotted in another in the 62nd minute. Altogether, 17 teams- Frontier F.C, DEF. Tuensang, Unique Bulls FC, Vetao Ayie FC,Sangzi FC, Morning Star FC, Viceroy FC, Seyong Club Tobu, Jubilant United FC, Seattle FC, Friends United FC, Genesis FC, United Robust Club, Ngangpong FC, Pang FC, Warrior FC Noksen Town, Tenyimi XI FC- are taking part in the tourney. Tuesday’s matches 1st match 12 noon. DEF Tuensang Vs. Vetao Ayie FC 2nd match 2 pm. Morning Star FC Vs. Seyong Sangzi FC (red) match in action with Frontier FC at public ground Tuensang on Monday. (NP) Club Tobu.

14th Inter Colony Tournament in Phek

DIMAPUR,Oct 17 (NPN): The closing ceremony of the 14th edition of Inter- colony games and sports was held at Phek on October 15 with Deputy Commissioner Phek, Murohu Chotso as the guest of honor. According to DIPR repor t, Chotso said that games and sports was an essential part and parcel of our everyday life. He called upon the gathering to keep high moral values so that so we may be able to compete and excel in the field of sports.

However, in order to keep pace with others, one needs to give their best efforts, avoid bad habits and bring a change in our mindset basing on our theme “Branded for Change,” he stated. Special performance was presented by Momentum Crew and Avethilu. During the six-day long tournament, Zion Colony defeated Hebron-I Colony in the football final 2-0. In men’s Volley Ball final match HebronII defeated Hebron-I and in women Volley ball, Hebron-I defeated Hebron-II colony.

Leo 29th Inter School TT Tournament culminates

Winners in various categories with Leo Club members.

DIMAPUR, Oct 17 (NPN): Leo Club of Dimapur organised the closing ceremony of the 29th Inter school TT Tournament (for both boys and girls) on Monday with vigilance commissioner K.T. Shukalu as chief guest. where more than 100 students have participated with great enthusiasm for which the closing chief guest was shri K.T. Shukalu(Vigilance Commissioner) . and Delhi Public School won the Boys Doubles title and the runner-up title also went to Delhi Public School. Boys Single winner and runner-up titles were also bagged by Delhi Public school. Pranab Vidyapith School bagged the girls Doubles title while ZMHSS came second. In the Girls Singles, ZMHSS took home the title of both winner and runner-up.

Jerico-I colony was awarded as the best disciplined team. Individual winners Volleyball Best player (men) - Beduzo Rhakho of Hebron-I. Best player (women)Thujoshelu Rhakho of HebronII. Football Golden boot- Weche Kupa of Zion colony & Shikato of Hebron-I Colony Golden glove- Huveku Nienu of Zion Colony. Most promising playerShikato of Hebron-I Colony.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “Men may come and Men may go, But ye deeds that lay, Ever shall remain cherished, in our hearts and minds, An inspiration it shall be, till the time we all be, but one."

Through this column, we would like to express our profound gratitude and immense happiness to all the frontal organizations, civil societies, churches, village councils, designated individuals and all our well wishers, who stood by us, during the sudden illness and at the demise of our father, grand father and great grand father. We shall ever remain indebted for the physical and prayer Lt. Shojang Yimchunger support, ﬁnancial and materials Born on : 14/03/1918 Died No : 09/09/2016 offered during his entire journey till his last breath. Our inability to thank you all individually and personally is highly regretted but it is our sincere prayer that God our Creator bless you all abundantly. Wife and family members

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I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. – 2nd Timothy 4:7

2nd June 1977

“ You and I will meet again, when we’re least expecting it, one day in some far off Place. I will recognize your face, I won’t say goodbye, for you and I will meet again.” Rest in Peace, my dear till we meet................................. We are not sure there are enough words of thanks to express our gratitude to the many people who showed great kindness and offered financial, material and spiritual support during the illness and at the sad demise of my beloved husband and our father Late Batou Kuotsu (Perheibeilie) on 14th October 2016. Our experience at this hour is truly treasurable and the love we received is immeasurable. Our special thanks to : 19. Chumukedima Town Students’ Union. 1. Shri. Jacob Zhimomi, Parliamentary Secy. Irrigation and Flood Control. 20. Veteran Club Chumukedima Town. 2. Chumukedima Town Council. 21. Veteran Club Ward -2 Chumukedima. 3. Chumukedima Village Council. 22. Ward No-1 Chairperson and Colleagues, Chumukedima. 4. Naga Kuotsu Union. 23. Chumukedima Ward 10 Council. 5. Chakroma G.B. Union, Chumukedima. 24. Labour Union Chumukedima Town. 6. Thepfu Thepfu Krotho Chumukedima. 25. Auto Drivers’ Union Chumukedima. 7. Zasi Krotho Chumukedima. 26. Dieze Colony Ward 8 Chumukedima. 8. Chumukedima ‘A’ Village Council. 27. Various Dept. from different Churches, Chumukedima. 9. Tribal Union Chumukedima 28. Commandant ( 7th NAP Bn, NAPTC ) 10. Chumukedima Chamber & Trade Association. 29. Border SP 11. Chumukedima ‘A’ Village VDB Thenuko. 30. Longkhumtsur Telongjem Dimapur. 12. Chumukedima Ao Senso Telongjem. 31. Miapuonuoko Krotho C.R.C. 13. Rengma Public Union Chumukedima 32. C.C.R.C. Marketing Complex Chumukedima. 14. Pochury Union Chumukedima. 33. Different Schools of Chumukedima Town. 15. Konyak Union Chumukedima. 34. Signal Platoon 13 NAP ( IR) 16. Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union Chumukedima. 35. Doctors and nurses of Apollo Hospital New Delhi. 17. Wards Union Chumukedima Town. 36. Doctors and nurses of Zion Hospital Dimapur. 18. Chumukedima Town Youth Society. We regret our inability to mention each and every individual but your support, generosity and compassionate gestures shall ever be remembered. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God showers His blessing upon you all. DP-8153 K Y M C

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LATE MRS. MOASENLA IMSONG ASSOCIATE PASTOR WOMEN, NUKSHIYIM (YAONGYIMSEN COMPOUND) We extend our sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations and well-wishers for your great concern and kindness shown by our physical presence, financial help, material and prayer support during the brief illness and untimely demise of our most beloved who left us for her heavenly abode. Let the Good Lord shower His manifold blessings upon each of your lives. Loving husband, daughters, parents and relatives. DC-2301

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We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through prayers during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Z.Yanan Konyak (Retd. Forester (II)) DFO (Forest). We extend our special gratitude to : Prayer Centre (Wumjong)  Chathe Prayer Centre, Dimapur  Doctors and nurses Zion Hospital, Dimapur and Civil Hospital, Mon.  Blood Donors.  Miss Aka.  Staff, DFO (Forest) Late Z. Yanan Konyak  Mr. Kevi (Retd. Forester-II)  Mr & Mrs Yalem Born on : 4th April 1951  Mr & Mrs Phekwang th  Friends, neighbours and well wishers. Died on : 16 Oct., 2016 We deeply regret our inability to mention each and everyone individually but it is our sincere prayers that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your benevolent deeds. Loving wife, children, brother & relatives DP-8186

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We the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and materially during the illness and at the untimely demise of our beloved Lt. MIHIR SEN husband of Lt. ANANLO TEP, who died on 23/09/2016. Loving children and relatives. K-3836

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We the bereaved family members of Late Nokranginsa Imchen (Süngratsü) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, families, churches, organisations, village council members and friends for the support and help extended towards us in terms of financial, materials and prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved father, who left for heavenly abode on 12th October 2016. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you by words and names, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God Bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, grand children and relatives

We the bereaved family members would like to express our deep, heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual who stood by us and supported us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and in prayers at the sad demise of Mr. K. Nchumbemo Tsopoe, Head, G.B, Tsopo Village, who left for his heavenly abode on 27th September 2016. 1914 – 2016 We convey our special thanks to : 1. Tsopo Baptist Ekhumkho. 2. Mr & Mrs. Y. Patton, Hon'ble Minister, Home. 3. Wokha Town Tsopo Yamo Ekhung. 4. Tsopo Yamo Ekhung, Kohima. 5. Tsopo Yamo Ekhung, Dimapur. 6. Tsopo Yamo Ekhung, Tseminyu. 7. Tsopo Yamoden, Sanis. 8. Tsopo Village Council. 9. DHO, Wokha & Staff. 10. Neighbours, friends, relatives & well wishers. We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individual for your kind deeds, but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Family members DP-8181 K Y M C

Pune, Kerala play out 1-1 draw in ISL

Players vying for the ball during the match on Monday.

PUNE, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): FC Pune City fought hard for their first point at home after a 1-1 draw against Kerala Blasters in an Indian Super League (ISL) clash at Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex Stadium in Pune on Monday. Cedric Hengbart scored the fastest goal of this season after he opened the account in the third minute itself but Pune’s marquee star Mohamed Sissoko struck in the 68th minute to rescue a point for the hosts. FC Pune City were forced into changes

at the back after Eduardo Ferreira remained suspended for this match with a red card in the previous match. The choice to have an all-Indian back four was always going to be risky and the coaching staff of Pune were left wondering if they made the right choice after Kerala Blasters surged ahead very early in the game. The visitors got a dream start through Hengbart who scored the fastest goal in this edition, timed at 2.12 minutes. A corner from Josu Currais was headed out of the danger

38th Akuluto Volley Ball Running Trophy concluded

Match-fixing was at its peak in 1996, says Shoaib Akhtar

DIMAPUR: The 38th Akuluto Volley Ball Running Trophy sponsored by Black Panthers Club concluded on October 13 with Aheto T. Kinimi, member Black Panthers Club and Nagaho H Aye, member Black Panthers Club as chief guests at the inaugural and closing functions respectively. The tournament wrapped up with Khetoli Memorial Club as champions of the tournament and Dolphin club Lita Old, Lumami Sport Association and Lt. Hetoka Memorial club as 1st , 2nd and 3rd runners-up winning a cash prize of Rs. 60,000, Rs. 30,000, Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 5,000 respectively along with certificate and trophy. Meanwhile, the Club has conveyed its gratitude to the chief guests for their cooperation contributed toward our club. Black Panthers Club also extended its gratitude to Kuhovi, Commandant 8th NAP, Lipok and Nukshi (Referee official), all participating teams and well-wishers for their participation in our 38th Akuluto Volley Ball Running Trophy.

Karachi, Oct 17 (IANS): Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar claimed on Tuesday that match-fixing was at its rampant best in 1996 but himself refrained from getting involved in the malpractice. “The atmosphere of the Pakistan dressing room was very strange...Trust me it was the worst possible dressing room,” Akhtar was quoted as saying by Geo News. The “Rawalpindi Express” added he always stayed away from fixing circles and cautioned other people about it, advising team-mates to play with integrity and sincerity. Akhtar also claimed to have warned fixing convict Mohammad Amir back in 2010 to avoid meeting people who could lure players to match fixing. Amir served a five-year suspension after admitting to fixing in 2010. He returned to action last year and is now a regular in the Pakistan team. Akhtar said he intervened to put an end to a recent public verbal dispute between Javed Miandad and Shahid Afridi, urging the two warring former Pakistan skippers to resolve the matter through

zone by the Pune defenders. The ball, though, fell nicely for Azrack Mahamat, whose volley deflected of a defender and fell perfectly for an unmarked Hengbart and he made no mistake from close range to beat goalkeeper Edel Bete. Kerala Blasters, unlike their rivals, had towering foreign defenders at the back and they rarely allowed space for Pune to operate. Central defenders Aaron Hughes and Hengbart combined well, restricting the home side to half chances in the opening 45

dialogue. “To resolve the matter through talks was the most possible solution. I spoke to Afridi and Javed bhai to settle the matter outside court. If it would have go to the court, then a lot of names would have cropped up,” Akhtar told Geo Tv. “My main concern was that. I told Afridi not to send a legal notice and advised Javed bhai to keep control of his anger and not say anything controversial in public. He exceeded limits by uttering unnecessary things.” The 41-year-old said Miandad and Afridi’s spat could have opened a Pandora’s box, tarnishing Pakistan cricket’s image worldwide. The bitter feud erupted when Miandad accused Afridi of fixing matches for money. “Things are said in the heat of the moment and I also said some inappropriate things in the heat of the moment. I take them back,” Miandad said recently. They later resolved their differences, posting a video online in which Miandad took back his words and Afridi apologised, stating he had always considered Miandad as his elder brother.

MDFA Trophy: DYA enter semi finals

Match in action between DYA (yellow jersey) and Socianian F/C (red jersey)

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 17 (NPN): Second quarter final match of the MDFA Trophy 2016 saw Dilong Youth Association (DYA) sail through to the semi final after beating Socianian F/C 2-1 today. Crowd favourite DYA gave a lacklustre display in the first half of the game as Socianian players also failed to prove their mettle in the ground. DYA led the game early when striker Inshalu jersey (9) of DYA swiftly potted the ball from inside the D-box just in the 3rd minute of the

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game. But that was the only goal for entire first half of the game as both the teams failed to score. It was only after the lemon break the match became exciting. The equalizer for Socianian F/C came through the boots of Lipoktoshi jersey(12) in the 69th minute when a corner shot was quickly taken to materialize into a goal. With the score 1-1, the match heated up as both the sides tried to get an edge over their opponent. A free kick in the 78th minute taken by Bendangsunep (10) of DYA found the

net after deflecting the goal post was the deciding factor as DYA took the upper hand with the tally standing at 2-1. DYA got another chance in the form of a penalty kick but it failed as the ball deflected off the goal post. Though the Socianian F/C put in their best efforts for an equalizer, the heavy defences of DYA kept them from further scoring and thus at the end of 90 minutes of play, DYA took the honours with the score 2-1 to sail through to the semis. Tuesday’s match: 1:30 PM Mongsenbai Youngsterz F/C Vs. Shitilong S/A

minutes. Most of the chances fell kindly for Dramane Traore. The first came in the 24th minute when a cross from Izumi Arata was missed completely by Hughes and fell at the feet of Traore. He only had to shoot past the goalkeeper but instead shot wide after needlessly delaying his attempt. Traore wasted another opportunity in the 40th minute when Jesus Tato provided an excellent delivery from the right but the header, under a challenge from Hengbart, sailed wide. FC Pune City continued with their attacks in the second session, hunting for the equaliser and it was Traore who went close again. A weak backpass from Josu was cleared just in time by goalkeeper Sandip Nandy before Traore could pounce on the opportunity. When Traore finally headed the ball inside the nets, he was flagged offside. Pune, however, were not to be denied the equaliser in the 68th minute. A cross from Jonatan Lucca saw Sissoko take a shot at goal which deflected off Hughes and sneaked past the Kerala Blasters goalkeeper. The draw meant FC Pune City picked up their first point at home after losing two matches in a row. They now have four points from four matches, while Kerala Blasters have five points from five matches and are unbeaten in three games.

SON Mkg District Games for Disabled DIMAPUR: SON, a Nodal Agent of Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, GoI and Special Olympics Bharat to conduct Games & Sports Competition for the differently-abled persons of Nagaland State, has extended invitation to everyone to the Mokokchung District Games for Disabled on October 20 at Mokokchung Village Compound Ground. According to SON, travelling cost/ expenses for participants from villages/ far off places will be reimbursed by Social Welfare Department, Government of Nagaland Athletics (Races, throw & Jumps), Bocce, Soft Ball throw, Badminton & Football etc would be played during the games. Registration and divisioning will be done at 8 a.m to 9 a.m while games competition would commence from 9 a.m till 12:30 p.m. SON has requested all concerned to bring the special persons (age no bar) to participate. Further, participants with teachers/ parents/ escorts are to reach the venue latest by 8 a.m with Xerox copy of disability certificate and one passport photo. Also, participants have been requested to carry drinking water.

Golfers Lahiri, Chawrasia, Bhullar in fray at CIMB Kuala Lumpur, Oct 17 (IANS): Reigning Asian Tour Order of Merit winner Anirban Lahiri, S.S.P. Chawrasia and Gaganjeet Bhullar will spearhead the Indian challenge at the $7 million CIMB Classic which starts here on Thursday. The Asian Tour’s Order of Merit leader Scott Hend of Australia and a strong line-up of young Asian Tour stars will also feature at the event at the TPC Kuala Lumpur. Hend, a nine-time Asian Tour winner, will be joined by countryman Marcus Fraser, who won in Malaysia in February, and young guns Jeunghun Wang of South Korea, Soomin Lee and Miguel Tabuena of the Philippines and Chan Shih-chang of Chinese Taipei. Tabuena, Wang, Lee, Lahiri, Bhullar and Song, who are still in their 20s, represent a new breed of young and talented Asian Tour stars searching for more glory at the CIMB Classic. Another South Korean Younghan Song will make up the leading top 10- players on the Order of Merit. Defending champion Justin Thomas will also feature in the CIMB Classic alongside Adam Scott of Australia, who finished second last year, Patrick Reed, Sergio Garcia of Spain and Asian Tour honorary members K.J. Choi of Korea and Vijay Singh of Fiji. Malaysia will be represented by Gavin Green and Danny Chia.

Djokovic retains top spot at ATP rankings Madrid, Oct 17 (IANS): Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic retained the top spot with 12.900 points in the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) rankings released on Monday. Djokovic lost 640 points after he was defeated by Spain’s Roberto Bautista in the Shanghai Masters’ semi-final clash. Scotish player Andy Murray garnered 640 points after winning Shanghai Masters on Sunday to be at second spot with 10.485 points. Canadian Milos Raonic jumped to the fourth spot with 4.690 points, leaving Japanese Kei Nishikori in the fifth place with 4.650 points. The current ATP rankings and point scores are as follows: 1. Novak Djokovic (Serbia) 12.900 points 2. Andy Murray (Scotland) 10.485 3. Stan Wawrinka (Switzerland) 5.820 4. Milos Raonic (Canada) 4.690 5. Kei Nishikori (Japan) 4.650 6. Rafael Nadal (Spain) 4.380 7. Gael Monfils (France) 3.815 8. Roger Federer (Switzerland) 3.720 9 . To m a s B e r d y c h (Czech) 3.300 10. Dominic Thiem (Austria) 3.250.

Nick Kyrgios banned for eight weeks; fined $25,000 by ATP MELBOURNE, OCT 17 (AGENCIES): Australian Nick Kyrgios has been banned for eight tournament weeks and fined $25,000 (£20,560) for his behaviour - including “lack of best efforts” - during last week’s Shanghai Masters. The 21-year-old patted the ball over the net several times when serving in his 6-3 6-1 defeat by Mischa Zverev. He also began walking back to his chair before a Zverev serve had landed. Kyrgios has agreed to an ATP plan that he consult a sports psychologist, which would reduce the ban to three weeks. The world number 14 said he was “truly sorry” and would “use this time off to improve on and off the court”. He added: “I regret that my year is ending this way. I do understand and respect the decision by the ATP. “The season has been a long one as I battled several injuries and other challenges towards the end of the summer. “My body finally just gave out in Shanghai both physically and mentally. “This is no excuse, and I know very well that I need to apologise to the fans.” Kyrgios’ eight-week suspension would end on 15 January 2017, but by commit-

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ting to the ATP’s “plan of care under the direction of a sports psychologist” he will be able to return on 7 November. Tennis Australia said Kyrgios has agreed to seek professional help and that it would continue to offer advice. During his match against Zverev, Kyrgios also argued with a fan and received a code violation for swearing, after which he was fined $16,500 (£13,546) for breaching the ATP code of conduct. Last week, British world number two Andy Murray said he was “not convinced” a fine was the best solution. “Sometimes players do need protecting. Sometimes he goes into press and says things

he regrets,” said the Scot. “In those situations he maybe needs to be guided a little bit better.” World number one Novak Djokovic said: “I share the opinion of many players and many people in the tennis world that he’s one of the greatest talents the game has seen lately.” In 2015, Kyrgios was banned for 28 days and fined $25,000 for making lewd remarks about Stan Wawrinka’s girlfriend during a Rogers Cup match in Montreal. He was also criticised for his displays at Wimbledon and the US Open, and withdrew from Rio 2016 following a row with the Australian Olympic Committee.

Nagaland police teams advance into last four

The match in action between Senapati FC and Nagaland police (blue) in the quarter final match on Monday (NP).

Correspondent KOHIMA, OCT 17(NPN): Both the Nagaland police teams, Nagaland police (red) and Nagaland Police (blue) , entered semi-finals after defeating their respective rivals on Monday in the ongoing 17th NSF Martyrs’ memorial trophy played at Kohima local ground. Playing the first quarter final match, Nagaland Police (blue) edged out Senapati FC by a solitary goal, to become the first team to move into the semi final of the ongoing 17th edition of NSF Martyrs memorial trophy. Both the teams displayed equal strength and skills and on numerous occasions both the teams missed golden

chances. However, Ninja Gongmei (4) of police team shocked the rival team and supporters with a goal from a penalty awarded in 42nd minute. Until the first half Nagaland police was leading with a goal to nil. After the breather, Senapati FC came back determined and well organized, however the spirited Nagaland police (Blue) did not give any room for an equaliser. As Senapati FC could not find the back of the net till the final whistle ,the lone goal sealed the match for the Nagaland police (blue) who will now face Nagaland police (red) in the semi-final match on October 19. Namdaibonang (10), Zhavilie Meyase(03) and

Ruokuozhazo(14) of Nagaland Police(blue) and Zaipu(16) of Senapati FC were cautioned for unsporting behavior. In the second quarter final match, Nagaland police (red) humiliated Asufü Christian Institute by 9-0 goals. The experienced players and title contender police team made easy win over the visiting first timer students’ team and the match become one sided. The first account was opened through the boot of Limakumzuk (18) in 25th minute and Saku found the second goal in the next minute. Ratobe (10) forward of police team netted the 3rd goal in 39th minute. Kekrie (11) scored 4 goals in 42nd, 45th, 67th and 69th and completed a hat-trick- he became the

13thhat-trick scorer of this edition trophy. The 8th and and 9th goal were netted by Limakumzuk (18) and Lipok (7) in the 79th and 82nd minutes respectively.. Limakumzuk (18) was cautioned with yellow card for unsporting behavior. Earlier, former NSF president and legal advisor NPF Achumbemo Kikon and advocate and convenor organizing committee Neinguvoto Krose were the match patron of the first and second match respectively. Tuesday matches (quarter finals) 1st match- Barak FC Vs Tiema-khe Kidima at 12pm 2nd match- P. Vizheto FC Vs Forerunners FC IV NAP AT 2pm.

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