October 25, 2016

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DIMAPUR tuesday, october 25, 2016

Manipur CM escapes life attempt

state capital on a two-day visit, condemned the attack.

Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) president TN Haokip while condemning the incident said it was unfortunate that government’s developmental initiatives were being sabotaged.

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IMPHAL, OCT 24: Manipur chief minister Okram Ibobi Singh on Monday escaped unhurt when suspected militants opened gunfire moments after the entourage took off by helicopter at the Ukhrul helipad.

Manipur’s deputy chief minister and in-charge of Home, Gaikhangam informed this to media persons at a press conference held in Imphal Monday evening.

Amidst boycott and total shutdown in Ukhrul and surrounding areas under the aegis of Tangkhul Naga Long-- apex body of the Tangkhul community, Ibobi and his entourage landed at the helipad at around 9.30 a.m. The CM had several programmes lined up at Hunphung village and at Chingai village in Ukhrul district. Ibobi was to travel to Hunphung to inaugurate the 100 bedded Ukhrul district hospital besides a power sub-station, sources said.

However, due to stiff protest the CM and his entourage was unable to move out of the helipad. Civil Society organisations put-up a road blockade along the three km route to Hunphung from the helipad, the sources said.

Though there was enough security personnel, Gaikhangam said security forces were directed not to retaliate, to avoid large scale casualty of innocent civilians in the arera. A jawan of the 6th

NSSATA phase-II stir from Nov 1

DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Nagaland SSA Teachers’ Association (NSSATA) has directed its 2600 members of 2010 & 2013 batches to prepare for phase-II protest, which is set to begin on November 1, 2016.

As part of its phase-I agitation, NSSATA has been boycotting classes from October 17, 2016 till date demanding fulfilment of its four-point charter of demands.

According to the association, despite two rounds of negotiations with the state government there has been no outcome yet.

Therefore, the NSSATA has directed all its 2600 members to be stationed in Kohima

by October 31, 2016, in order to express resentment towards the government’s lackadaisical approach towards regular payment of salary.

It warned that stern action would be initiated against those teachers who failed to turn up for agitation.

Meanwhile, NSSATA stated that number of schools across the state have been paralyzed completely due to boycotting of class called by SSA and Hindi teachers.

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A p r o p o s n ew s i t e m “ENCSU temporarily suspends stir”, published in this daily on October 24, the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has stated that it would temporarily suspend its ongoing third phase of agitation on October 25 and not as rendered.

This is it!

“For UP election, people only speak about caste and religion. That leaves us without any segment.”

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NPCC condemns

Police personnel take stock of the situation as protestors torch a vehicle in Ukhrul district.

Manipur Rifles was injured in the firing. Protestors also torched two vehicles, a Gypsy and one Tata Sumo, belonging to the state police, parked near the helipad to escort the chief minister. Both the vehicles were completely damaged, even as the fire-tenders rushed to douse the fire.

Ibobi had no option but to cancel all the programmes and flew back to the state capital where he called an emergency cabinet meeting, the source said.

Earlier, a jawan of the Indian Reserve Battalion sustained splinter injuries in a bomb attack by suspected militants on the newly constructed hospital in the wee hours today before its scheduled inauguration, police said.

Two blasts occurred at

the hospital, either from a lethod gun or rocket launcher, the official said. At remote Chingai village, Singh was scheduled to inaugurate a power sub-station, a BDO office and a bank building.

Though no insurgent groups have claimed responsibility for the attack, Manipur’s deputy chief minister and incharge of Home, Gaikhangam vehemently condemned the incident and pointed fingers at NSCN (I-M) for carrying out the attack.

Despite strong protest, not to let the CM’s entourage enter Ukhrul, Gaikhangam told mediapersons that the entourage got the clearance from the GOC 57 Mountain division. “It is an attack to the state, the nation and its people not to the chief minister and his

entourage,” Gaikhangam said.

“State government takes the incident seriously and will take the matter to the government of India,” he said, while reminding that the NSCN (I-M) was engaged in peace talk with the Centre.

“It has been now very clear that some forces are behind the screen to stall government’s efforts to bring balance development in hills and valley,” he said.

“It is the sabotage of development and welfare initiative of the government. Let the people judge whether they will go with the non-democratic forces hindering development in hills,” he added.

Meanwhile, Union minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER,) Dr Jitendra Singh, who is in the

DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has condemned the alleged bid made on the life of Manipur chief minister, O Ibobi Singh, on October 24, 2016, who was being also accompanied by the deputy chief minister, Gaikhangam Gangmei.

In a press release, NPCC president, K Therie, said the Congress believes that whatever differences may be there could be solved through dialogue, adding that taking a life would only multiply the problems and would not solve any issue.

“Surely, no one can rest in peace by taking another’s life,” Therie said. NPCC president maintained that the Ceasefire should be complete and not partial. “When we don’t have Ceasefire with our own people, there is no meaning in having Ceasefire,” he said, adding every citizen should abide by total Ceasefire.

Meanwhile, NPCC has thanked the Almighty God for providentially saving both O. Ibobi Singh and Gaikhangam Gangmei from the unseen perils.

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degree case: NH wants NLA to review Rio’s HC stays sessions Municipal Act, not cabinet court order Emilo K. Konyak

KOHIMA, Oct 24 (NPN): Reiterating its demand, Naga Hoho said the state government should take up the Municipal Act in the state legislative assembly and review certain clauses but not through a cabinet decision, since the resolution of 2012 was passed unanimously by the house.

Talking to Nagaland Post over phone, Naga Hoho (NH) president P. Chuba Ozukum admitted that even though he had not read the September 22, 2012 state assembly resolution on exemption of 33% women reservation in civic body polls, the issue should be taken up by the house, even if it is a special session of one hour.

Ozukum also renewed the appeal for review of the Act since the report of the house committee in 2012 had found that the 2006 amended Act infringes upon Article 371 (A) of the Constitution.

Ozukum reminded that the Naga Hoho had pointed out certain clauses in the Municipal Act besides the 33% women reservation, which should be reviewed before holding any civic body polls.

He also mentioned that NH held a meeting with the chief minister and that the government sensed it had no scope of winning the case in the Supreme Court. As various organisations are divided

over the issue, Ozukum said: “I feel government should not go ahead with the polls”.

Ozukum said the Naga Hoho held the view that the state government should seriously address any section of clause in any acts that may infringe upon Article 371 (A).

Further he said it was a fact that some women (NMA/ JACWR) went to court to claim their rights as per the provisions of the Indian law.

However, he said Nagas also have a special law and for which such protective rights should not be undermined by courts.

He said the NH’s approach was for nomination of women with voting rights and not by election if the issue of women reservation was unacceptable to Nagas in general.

However he said there had to be ways and means to resolve the issue through understanding adding “that is our only approach”.

The Naga Hoho president also opined that even without the judgment of the Supreme Court, the issue can be resolved despite the chief minister having attempted to do so on numerous occasions.

Ozukum added that the only way was that all stakeholders and people from all sections of Naga society, should be taken into confidence before taking any final decision and resolve the issue to the satisfaction of all.

DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench has stayed the order of District and Sessions judge, Kohima dated September 23, 2016, wherein two complaint cases were transferred to the JMFC, Kohima from CJM, Kohima. Both cases pertained to MP Lok Sabha, Neiphiu Rio, for reportedly filing false affidavit in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

In a press note, S. Shingyu and Hanghu Konyak said they lodged FIR against Rio and basing on the FIR, a case GR No.33/16 was initiated against Rio and Zetso Sakhrie, former vice principal, Kohima College, who had issued graduation certificate of Rio. They said JFMC court, Ko h i m a b y o r d e r d a t e d 07.10.16, clubbed together the FIR (GR case No 33/16) with the complaint case No. 1/2016 as both matters pertained against Rio filing false statements in his affidavit during 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

FIR (GR 33/16) was heard on 21.10.16 on the discharge petition filed by Zetso Sakhrie praying before the Court of JMFC, Kohima to discharge her from the case. However, by order dated 21.10.16, the court rejected his discharge. The complainant in the complaint case No 1/16 filed a criminal revision petition before the Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench challenging the impugned order dated 23.9.2016 passed by the Session’s Court, Kohima.

ACAUT demands cancellation of NIT in F&CS CMO reacts to Thomas Ngullie; JACWR stand on 33% quota DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Alleging anomalies in the recently Notice Inviting Tender (NIT) on contract and supply works, floated by Food and Civil Supplies (F&CS) department, ACAUT Nagaland Monday demanded that the department cancel the NIT immediately and issue fresh tender after taking necessary action on the discrepancies.

ACAUT media cell in a letter addressed to director F&CS, pointed out that if the tender process was allowed then the department will modify the tendering process in favour of individuals and syndicate “who have been running the department as transporters and suppliers for the last 15-20 years without any proper open tendering process”.

Media cell alleged that despite the knowledge that the contractors were involved in the entire racket of siphoning and pilferage of PDS for the poor, the department instead of taking action has extended their contract year after year in a fraudulent manner.

ACAUT went on to allege that the terms and condition furnished in tender documents was a mockery and was “one of its kinds never found in National or Nagaland Contract and supply tendering system putting shame to all other corruptions”.

According to ACAUT, the Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) for contract and supply was fixed @1-2% in the state and event at the national level. However, ACAUT claimed that the F&CS has fixed EMD at Rs. 25 lakh irrespective of contract value, and surprisingly the EMD for all the districts was fixed uniformly. This, itself was a clear case of manipulations to shelter department syndicates and cronies who were running the department de-facto for years, ACAUT said.

On the security deposit on contract works, ACAUT claimed that the department has fixed Rs. 75 lakh for the whole district without following the rate which is fixed @3-5 %.

ACAUT also contended

that majority of the contractors has given the power of attorney to the third party, which clearly showed that those firms and individuals were not capable of carrying out the contract awarded to them.

Despite of this, the department extended their contract year after year without transparency.

Therefore, ACAUT demanded that the department should immediately blacklist those firms and individuals from participating in any contract and supply work in the department. Further, ACAUT also demanded that those APL contractors, who have been running the contract under power of attorney should be immediately blacklisted and tender be immediately invited though NIT for transport of APL. In the light of the above, ACAUT said it will not hesitate to take the issue to the public and warned that any situation arises out of inaction the issuing authority of NIT will be solely responsible.

DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Chief minister’s Office (CMO) through its media cell has attacked independent MLA Thomas Ngullie for having questioned chief minister T.R. Zeliang and the cabinet over the decision to hold civic polls with 33% women reservation without having consultations with stakeholders and also over riding the September 22, 2012 resolution of the state legislative assembly.

In a strongly worded response, CMO’s media cell instead chose to attack Thomas by accusing him of making ridiculous statements “just for the sake of grabbing ephemeral headlines in the local media.”

CMO said the state assembly had in 2001 passed the Municipal & Town Councils Act when Thomas was minister under the Jamir-led Congress ministry. It also stated that the state assembly had in 2006 amended the Municipal Act 2001 by inserting relevant clause to incorporate 33% women reservation. CMO said that due to opposition by tribal organisations, chief minister T.R. Zeliang as then minister

parliamentary affairs headed the committee to recommend passing of resolution and framing of laws as per requirement of public to conduct Municipal and Town Council Act in 2012.

Naga Mothers Association (JACWR) then went to court against the resolution and refused to accept government’s offers. CMO pointed out that the cabinet deliberated on civic polls with 33% women quota as “accepted earlier by the government in 2006.”

It also denied that neither the CM nor the cabinet had “attempted to override the provisions of the constitution and the privileges given to the people of Nagaland, as obnoxiously stated by the honourable MLA”. Instead, CMO maintained, the present government only upheld decisions of previous governments under Dr. S.C. Jamir in 2001 and Neiphiu Rio in 2006.

CMO also countered Thomas that if he was so concerned about Article 371A then he should try and convince his community (Lothas) to withdraw the PIL filed in the High Court over Petroleum

and Natural Gas as it has imperilled the very constitutional safeguards for the state and its people which he(Thomas) was talking about. (Full text on p-6) JACWR: Joint Action Committee on Women Reservation (JACWR) Monday clarified its stand on holding of Municipal and Town Council elections with 33% women reservation.

JAC W R c o nve n o r Abeiu Meru and co-convenor Rosemary Dzuvichü, said the Naga Mothers Association (NMA), on behalf of JACWR filed petition in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench in June 2011 after state government failed to hold the elections with the implementation of 33% women reservation as per the Nagaland Municipal First Amendment Act passed by the Nagaland Legislative Assembly in 2006.

On October 21, 2011 the court in its judgment directed State government to hold municipal elections with women reservation within one month.

This was contested by the State government by approaching the Principal bench

Gauhati High Court in 2012, and the division bench allowed the Nagaland Legislative Assembly to re-visit the Act. In response, the petitioners (representatives of NMA) filed a Special Leave Petition (SLP) against the July 31, 2012 judgement of the Division Bench of the Gauhati High Court. The Supreme Court on April 5,2016 granted the appeal and also stayed the application of the impugned order of the Division Bench Gauhati High court. However, neither the State government nor the petitioners asked for a stay on holding of elections throughout the whole Court process, JACWR said.

JACWR expressed appreciation on the State government for deciding to hold municipal elections in the interest of the public and women in particular, in accordance with the revival of the single judge order of October 21, 2011.

JACWR also pointed out that to all different tribal leaders, including the Chakhroma G.B’s Union, that 25% reservation for women was being (Cont’d on p-5)

Lotha organizations to hold protest over Oct 23 killing CM leads in condoling ex-ENPO president’s demise DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Even as several organisations expressed strong resentments over the killing of a GPRN/ NSCN cadre and injury to another, in the operation carried out by 28 Assam Rifles at Okotso village on October 23, the Lotha Hoho and Lotha frontal organizations Monday announced to hold “public protest rally” on October 26 at 9 a.m. in Wokha town.

Lotha Hoho chairman Mhao Ezung and general secretary Er. Mhondamo Ovung in a press note informed, that the rally was to protest against “unprovoked violation” of the peaceful atmosphere by 28 Assam Rifles at Wokha district.

LH has asked all citizens of the town, including students, to be present in traditional Lotha/concerned tribe attire, college and school uniforms, at main Police point, Wokha town. Educational institutions and business establishments have been asked to co-operate.

While informing that the rally will be peaceful, LH however asked district administration and police to ensure security.

Naga Hoho: In connection with the incident, Naga Hoho (NH) Monday met D.K Pathak, CFMG chairman at Kohima and appraised him over the “high handedness” by security forces, said NH president P. Chuba Ozukum and general secretary Mutsikhoyu Yhobu in a press note.

The hoho also condemned the “blatant act” of 28 AR, saying such killings could have been averted had the Assam Rifles dealt the situation with better understanding and reasoning. NH alleged that, security forces have been deliberately demeaning the existence of Naga armies under the pretext of AFSPA. Therefore, it appealed AR not to break the breach of trust and honour the cease-fire ground rules with seriousness. Further, the hoho appealed to all armed forces to maintain utmost restraint, rather than perpetrating violence and killing human life under the excuse of maintaining law and order.

NGBF: Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) vehemently condemned the excessive

action of the 28 AR in attacking GPRN/NSCN cadres. In a condemnation note, NGBF president Shahlem Konyak and general secretary Shikuto Zalipu alleged that AR calling themselves, Friends of the Hills, was trying to jeopardize the peace process.

NGBF said that “any clarifications will not be substantiated for this act of cowardice, slaughter the laid down ground rules and rules of engagements”.

At this crucial period, when various groups have signed cease-fire with government of India for amicable solution, the motive behind the attack in the heart of peace zone, “compelled the Nagas to apprehend the hidden agenda of GoI”, NGBF said. “Therefore, before situation get worse, we need to nib on the bud” said NGBF. Further, NGBF urged government of India to set up an inquiry commission and expose the culprits by awarding befitting punishment deem fit under the law of the land. NGBF further conveyed condolences to the bereaved

family, and wished speedy recovery to those injured.

YAN: Youth Association of Nagaland (YAN) in a press statement expressed dismayed over the action of 28 AR, resulting in the death one GPRN/NSCN cadre and injuring another.

YAN president Hetoi Chishi and vice president Taka Temjen, said that the action was “abstruse and highly abusive to the Ceasefire ground rules”, as the incident took place 40 km away from AR post, which did not fall within the purview of ceasefire between GoI and GPRN/NSCN. It appealed senior AR officials to probe into the incident and initiate action against irresponsible officers, and further explain to the Naga people at the earliest.

Further, YAN reminded Government of India and its law enforcing agencies that Nagas had every right to protect its land and people at any cost. YAN said it would be appreciable anywhere/any time if the sentiments and lives of each other were respected and valued.

DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio and Eastern Nagaland Legislators Union have condoled the demise of former Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) president Mangko Phom.

In a condolence message to Mrs. Sikhlong Phom, Zeliang expressed grief to learn of the sudden demise of Mangko Phom on Monday afternoon. Describing him as a pioneer among the Phom community, Zeliang said late Mangko whole-heartedly took up the responsibilities as ENPO president from 2008 to 2011, as an active social activist with genuine concern for his people and region.

Zeliang said he met Mangko on several occasions, the last being in the later part of July when he had gone to Mon by road to attend the ENSF fiesta. “He jokingly thanked me for travelling by road to experience first-hand the inconveniences faced by the people of the district, and requested me to ensure that the conditions of the roads are improved at the earliest,” Zeliang added. A man of few words, Zeliang said he rarely spoke unnecessarily and when he did speak, it was invariably for the uplift and betterment of the people of the Eastern areas.

He said, Mangko firmly believed that people of the region would benefit more if the ENPO areas were granted statehood, for which he spearheaded the movement with the state government and government of India. In his demise, the people of the Eastern Nagaland have lost a towering leader whose concern for the welfare of the people was most remarkable, Zeliang said.

Along with his wife and the people of Nagaland, Zeliang expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that the Almighty grant solace and comfort and for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

MP: Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio has also expressed deep pained over the demise of Mangko Phom. In a press note, Rio said late Mangko was a dedicated social leader who had served the society in different capacities and as the president of ENPO. Rio said Mangko made significant contributions towards the overall welfare of the society, particularly the weaker sections. The demise of an experienced and senior citizen is a huge loss to the society, especially the Eastern Nagas, he added. Rio said he along with his family convey heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prayed to Almighty God to let the departed soul rest in peace.

ENLU: Eastern Nagaland Legislators Union (ENLU) has expressed deep pain over the demise of Y. Mangko Phom, former ENPO president. In a condolence note, ENLU president P. Longon said late Mangko Phom was the second graduate amongst the Phom community and as public leader, social worker he dedicated his life for social service.

Describing late Mangko as a man of dignity, modest, ENLU said his committed services rendered towards the Phom community and the Eastern Nagas in general would always be remembered. ENLU conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the departed soul rests in eternal peace.

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Essay competition on child rights

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, October 25, 2016

news in brief Tohanba to inaugurateTTC: Parliamentary Secretary of Municipal Affairs, Economics & Statistic, R. Tohanba would formally inaugurate Tening Town Council (TTC) at 11 a.m on October 28. Government officials, public leaders and wellwishers including neighbouring villages have been requested to witness the occasion.

LSU condemns; informs educational Institutions:

(L-R): Participants of the essay competition along with the Panel Lawyers of Tuensang DLSA. Essay competition in progress at St. Thomas School, Longleng.

Cheliam Khiamniungan, gave a brief highlight on child rights and their protection system.

Retainer lawyer of Nagaland State Legal Services Authority, Yimtsusangla and panel lawyer of Tuensang DLSA, Antimangyang interacted with the students and spoke on fundamental aspects of child rights and legal services benefit and assistance.

Twelve students participated in the essay competition.

Mongshai Shiu of Class IX

bagged the first prize, Tongpangkumla of class IX and Jongphe B of class VIII bagged the second and third respectively.

LONGLENG: District level essay competition on the topic “Child Rights in India” was organized by DLSA, Longleng with assistance from school authorities and faculty members of the St. Thomas School, Tamlu Circle, Longleng on October 24. The programme was held with the

Training prog on water security plan for ‘Jal Kranti Abhiyan’

aim to promote awareness on the basic legal provisions of child rights among the younger generations.

Panel lawyers and members of DLSA Longleng coordinated the programme and highlighted the students on the salient features of Child rights and also on various issues related to Child Protection prevalent in the country.

Altogether 27 students from three schools participated in the essay competition.

KMC informs

DIMAPUR: Kohima Mu-

nicipal Council (KMC) has informed all the traders/shop owners selling tobacco products under Kohima jurisdiction that the KMC in collaboration with the district tobacco control cell has arranged signboards as decided in the meeting cum training held August 24 and September 1. KMC administrator Kovi Meyase in a release has directed all the concerned traders/shop owners to collect the signboard on payment of Rs. 260 per signboard from KMC office within October 31. Inspection would be undertaken with effect from Secretary, I&FC, Bendangkokba, IAS addressing the one-day training programme November 1 and defaulters on water security plan for Jal Kranti Abhiyan at I&FC, Kohima conference hall on would be penalized.

October 24. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: One-day training programme on water security plan for “Jal Kranti Abhiyan” organized by Central Ground Water Board, North Eastern Region, Ministry of Water Resources, RD & GR was held on October 24 at the conference hall of Irrigation & Flood Control, Kohima.

According to DIPR report, secretary of Irrigation & Flood Control, Bendangkokba in his short speech exhorted that it was the second training programme organized by the district. He stated that the central government was serious about implementing the programme in the state and further added that our duty was to implement the same in the districts, the village levels

NSSATA Wokha general meeting D I M A P U R : N S S ATA

Wokha unit has convened a general meeting on October 29 at 10:30 a.m in the Don Bosco Youth Centre, Wokha.

The meeting would discuss on the proposed 2nd phase of agitation called forth by the central NSSATA. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

Absentees would be imposed a fine of rupees 500.

and further impart what we have learned during the training. He also mentioned that each department had already selected 11 (eleven) villages and recently 1 (one) village has been selected from 11 districts totaling to 22 villages.

Bendangkokba also encouraged exploring and recharge ground water and rain water harvesting system for drinking purposes.

Regional director CGWB, NER, Dr. Utpal Gogoi said that lack of knowledge and misuse of water resource has led the region towards water scarcity. He stated that nature produces all the needs of the human beings but greed has created loss. Keeping this in mind,

Jal Kranti Abhiyan was created for drinking purpose, irrigation and to bring about the technical development to the village level. The framework of water security plan has already been done by CGWB and handed over to IFCD which is the Nodal Office for Nagaland.

Other activities proposed under Jal Kranti Abhiyan are Jal Gram Yojana, development of Model Command Area, pollution abatements, mass awareness programme and other activities.

The resource persons for the programme were Regional Director, CGWB, NER, Dr. Utpal Gogoi; Dr. S.S. Singh Hydrogologist and Dr. D. Khanikar, GGWB, NER.

ANSTA Tseminyu general meeting

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland

State Teachers Association (ANSTA) Tseminyu Unit has convened a general meeting on 7th November 7 at 11 a.m in the conference hall of EBRC, Tseminyu, followed by election and induction of new office bearers. All the concern members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 24 (NPN): NPF Mokokchung division held its annual executive meeting cum celebration of 2nd year in office headed by president Moasangba Jamir, at the office campus, Monday, attended by 8 Representatives (MLA) led by NPF Mokokchung division in charge & minister Nuklutoshi.

Minister of National Highway, Mechanical Engineering & Election, Nuklutoshi said that “disunity within the Naga fraternity is hampering an early solution tothe Naga political issue” while delivering his key note address.

He said, the Nagas must grasp the opportunity offered by the government of India for a final settlement through the ‘Frame Work Agreement’, (without sovereignty and integration).

Nuklutoshi stated that once a solution was arrived at, peace would prevail in the land to usher in development through investors which would ultimately accommodate the many educated-unemployed youth of the state.

At the same time, he advised the party leaders to remain ever observant to the decisions and policies being adopted by the government, so that their (leaders) statements does not contradict with the

MONTSSO EPI YILAN Kumsui shompvu Tsanthunglo N.Odyuo

DSSATA emergency meet

DIMAPUR: DSSATA has

convened emergency meeting on October 26, at 12 noon, in ISBT, Purana Bazar. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

INAUGURAL PROGRAMME OF LONGWA CHIEF ANGH'S RESIDENCE AND TOURISM GUEST HOUSE LONGWA Date : 28th Oct. 2016 Time : 10:00 Hrs. Venue : Chief Angh's Residence, Longwa

Ebok nzyu: 1929 Echu nzyu: 16-10-2016 Ayo songa nochonoria vanathung Akuk kyon topvuna randanina e nzanchia,jitae mekna otsiorangtsutsailan,jokheworo topvulona e nzanchio jiang tsukona ena jo ntia nte pilamo tvu nli tolia hongkhana evamo potsow khi otsuk akvu thungi nte mmhayithokvuka to nte randania montsso nte pia yithen shilo thetala.

Ompvu nzamoden, Orapvu,tsokhying-tsoloden,tsoruiden,tsorui-tsoruiden.

25th October 2015

division has convened a divisional executive meeting on November 3 at Hotel Japfu at 2 p.m, with all divisional office bearers, five legislators, central office bearers, three representatives from divisional youth, women and farmers wing including CEC members and all five area unit presidents.

All are informed to attend the meeting positively.

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It's been a year since you left us to be with God, we are pained by your absence but God's plan is the best. Your memories shall always linger in our hearts.

Deeply missing you in silent tears and prayers.

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: Shri. P.B Acharya, Hon'ble Governor of Nagaland : Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon'ble Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha Chief Host : Shri. Tonyei Phawang, Chief Angh, Longwa Village Co-Host : Shri. Pohwang, MLA, 4 A/C Phomching Special Guests : VVIPs from Myanmar Honoured Guests : VIPs from Arunachal Pradesh

Chief Guest Guest of Honour

Arrival of Hon'ble Governor, Nagaland at Longwa Helipad Arrival of Chief Guest at the Venue Public Reception/Guard of Honour at Longwa Local Ground Dedicatory Prayer by Rev. Chemyuh Executive Secy. KBBB Unveiling of the Monolith by Hon'ble Governor Order of the function programme

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Loving mom, grand mother & relatives

10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

25-10-16

(Died on 25th October 2015)

Y. KENT

They say there is a reason, They say that time will heal, But time changes nothing, We still miss the moment of your life, the sound of your voice, the wisdom in your advice. We still weep for a dad we love and long the keep.

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OF LATE IMTILEPZUK NOKDIR

A year has gone by since the day you left us on this day for your heavenly abode. The faith you have in the Lord, dedication and strength, your smile and encouragement has become a constant pillar of strength in our lives. In silent grief, we deeply miss you and fondly remember you.

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and relatives.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

9TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR DEARLY LOVED

Left us on 25th Oct. 2015 Dearest Mama, A year has been gone by since the day you left us for your eternal home to be with God. Mama, you legacy of love and devotion and those countless prayer your blessed us with keeps us strong and nearer to God. Your love and good deed will be treasured in our heart.

Mama, we miss you and love you always.

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Late G. Atoli Yeptho

of our mother Lt. Mrs. Shevili Y. Shohe

25th Oct. '07 – 25th Oct. '16

0930 Hrs 0940 Hrs 0945 Hrs 0950 Hrs 0955 Hrs 10:00 Hrs

Chairman : Shri. W. Honje Konyak, Deputy Commissioner, Mon Welcome Address Presentation Construction Report Greetings

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Shri. Longkhong, Chairman, Longwa Village Council Longwa Village Council District Planning Officer, Mon a) Co-Host, Shri. Pohwang, MLA 44 A/C Phomching b) Special Guests c) Honoured Guests d) ENPO Punchao Women Cultural Troupe (Arunachal Pradesh) Guest of Honour, Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha Longsong, Men Cultural Troupe (Myanmar) Chief Guest, Shri. P.B. Acharya, Hon'ble Governor of Nagaland Shri. Tsenthungo E. Ngullie, Extra Assistant Commissioner, Phomching

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short speeches were also delivered by the deputy speaker Imtikumzuk & MLAs, Amenba Yaden, S Chuba Longkumer, Merentoshi R Jamir, C Apok Jamir, Dr. Benjongliba Aier and Dr. Longri, followed by Ladongwati, Longrinungba, C Bendang and working president, NPF central & advisor to CM, Apong Pongener.

The adoption of resolution was headed by president NPF Farmer’s Wing Central, Lanukaba and special songs were presented by Sentimenla and the divisional women wing. The invocation was said

by Rev. Luin Jamir and the vote of thanks was proposed by vice president, Onenchuba.

Beloved Lt. Weshete Rhakho (Avishek)

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party government.

As to the celebration of 2nd year in office headed by president Moasangba Jamir, Nuklutoshi stated that this moment of celebration was the fruit of the triumph over crises because of the selfless dedication and conviction of party workers, with a firm belief in the dynamic leadership of NPF party president Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietse and chief minister T R Zeliang.

E a r l i e r, t h e N P F Mokokchung division bulletin was released and felicitation certificates were given away by party veterans by the minister.

Presidential address was delivered by Moasangba Jamir and

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

ZUCA area Chaga Gaadi celebration

Union Chumukedima Area (ZUCA) would be celebrating Chaga Gaadi on October 31 at 10.00 a.m in the Zeliangrong Baptist Church Chumukedima Compound. All Zeliangrong living in Chumukedima, Tenyephe, Seithekema, Sovima and Virazoma have been requested to come in traditional attire. Further the union also invite all the in-laws to attend the celebration. It is also requested to the authority/ offices to kindly grant special leave for Govt servants serving in an around Chumukedima area as per the festival holiday in the calendar.

munity at Mon has formed their union at Mon district led by president Yinsoba, general secretary Kumkiuba along with five others. For further details one may contact 9862078993/9862984820.

AVKAUK general meeting: Akuluto-VK Area Union Kohima (AVKAUK) would conduct its general meeting on October 27 at 3 p.m in the residence of Shihoto Chophi, Agri Farm Colony Kohima in connection with celebration of Ahuna, 2016. All the elder members of the union have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

V&AH informs RKVY beneficiaries: Chief veterinary and animal husbandry officer, Dr. Vivotuo Miachie-o has informed all the selected beneficiaries under RKVY 2015-16 (both piggery and poultry) that capacity building training would be held on October 27 for Kohima district.

PCT gospel and healing services: Pentecostal Church Kohima would be organizing gospel meetings and divine healing services from October 27-30 at the capital convention centre at 4 p.m. Other meetings from Friday to Sunday include Bible study at 7 a.m, devotional service at 1.30 pm.

ANSISA informs its members for medical test: All Nagaland Sub-Inspector of Schools Association (ANSISA) has informed its members to be present for the medical test for confirmation of service to be held on November 3 at the CMO office Kohima without fail.

RMSA to celebrate 2nd annual Kala Ustav: Rasahtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA) Nagaland would celebrate its second annual state level Kala Ustav 2016 on September 27 at the auditorium of Government Higher Secondary School Seikhazou Kohima at 10 am. Secretary of School Education, Sarah T. Ritse would grace the occasion as chief guest.

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DIMAPUR: District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) Tuensang organized school level essay competition on the topic “child rights” to empower the younger ones with the basic knowledge and legal literacy on October 24 at Government Higher Secondary School, Tuensang with students of Class VII, VIII & IX taking part in the competition.

Legal aid counsel & master trainer from Nagaland State Legal Services Authority,

Lotha Students’ Union (LSU) condemned the October 23, 2016 firing incident at Okotso area Wokha against which a peace rally has been proposed to be held on 26th October 26 at Wokha town by frontal organization led by Lotha Hoho. In this regard, the LSU informed all the educational institution within Wokha town to send all students from class - 8 and above to participate at the rally.

WDCC&I informs business establishments: Wokha District Chamber of Commerce & Industries (WDCC&I) has informed all business establishment in and around Wokha town to close their shops during the proposed Lotha Hoho “peace rally” to be held on October 26 at 9 a,m. It also restricts movement of all commercial vehicles during the hour. As a gesture of solidarity the WDCC&I request all business firms to participate the rally.

WDCC&I informs: All the outgoing and new office bearers of Wokha District Chambers of Commerce & Industries (WDCC&I) have been informed that “file-handing & taking” would be held on October 25 at 3:30 p.m in the WDCC&I office chamber, Tsumang colony, Wokha. All concerned officials have been requested to attend the scheduled program positively.

RSA executive meeting: Rengma Sports Association executive meeting would be held on October 29 at 11 a.m in the RSA rostrum Tseminyu. All the RSA executive members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

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The programme will be followed by special feast & cultural extravaganza at Longwa Local Ground

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ADC Bendanglila, MDDO Wangshi & dignitories with the ToTs. MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 24 (NPN): The inaugural programme for the five-day training on CFR (Community First Responder) for ToTs was held, Monday at the town hall. The training is being organised by the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) in collaboration with CD & HG, H & FW and SDRF suppor ted by Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority,Nagaland.

While delivering her key note address, ADC (HQ) Bendanglila stated that natural disasters and calamities

struck without warning and that they were on the rise. In such situations, she said, the communities were the first responders with the natural instinct to assist and aid the injured. She, therefore, urged upon the trainees to attentively learn from the resource persons about the safer methods, techniques and aid to provide.

Sharing the over view of the training DDMO Wangshi stated that the ToTs attending the training would become the trainers and desiminators of professional and effective managers of any disasters

faced by the communities before the actual help arrived.

DDMO, Mokokokchung Wangshi and CMO, Mokokchung, Dr. Aka spoke on the overview of the training program with emphasis on rescue and minimizing casualty to lives to the participants. The participants from all the seven blocks under Mokokchung district, who are to become trainers are attending the training programme. The inaugural programme was chaired by EAC (HQ) Livitoli Sukhalu and the invocation was given

by Talimoa.

DIMAPUR: MGMHSS celebrated annual day on October 22 with IPS, DCP Dr. K P A Ilyas as chief guest and HOD, Dept.of management, NU Dr.Manoj Prabhakar, as guest of honour.

In his key note address Dr. K P A Ilyas emphasized students to cultivate reading habits and come out of all stigmas. He emphasized that “Faith” and “Will” of a student has its own importance, Faith in their own abilities and Will to change thought process will definitely enhance their confidence with themselves.

In his address Dr.Manoj appreciated all the MGM family for its relentless initiatives in the field of education. He pointed out that MGM has all the potentiality to explore professional education and grow to the level of a deemed university in the coming decades.

The programme was a mixture of culture extravaganza, Academic report, meritorious award distribution etc. In the academic report Principal highlighted last year’s Curricular and Co-Curricular activities. St. Thomas Mission Society the parent body of the School giving 1,60,000 rupees as fees concession for the economically weaker students, apart from that every year Mar Theodosius Meritorious award is given to the toppers of each class from Nursery to Class 12 and K.V.Ponnan Meritorious award to the term exam toppers.

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Training on anti TB treatment

Dr. Silajit Sarkar (WHO NE Consultant) during training.

DIMAPUR: Two-day training on daily anti TB treatment and and 3Is (ICF, IPT, AIC) strategy under TB-HIV was organized by revised national TB control programme from October 19 to 20 at directorate of Health &Family Welfare Nagaland, Kohima.

The trainees included all the district TB officers, DOTs

plus supervisors, and state TB cell staff. Dr Silajit Sarkar, WHO NE consultant was the key resource person.

Many relevant topics were covered during the training. State TB officer, Dr. K. T. Lotha in his concluding speech stressed on the importance of the said training and the district TB officers

to conduct the same training with all the remaining district staff.

He reminded the DTOs to make an action plan for transport of sputum samples esp. of the co-infected patients to the CB NAAT sites which were currently functional at Kohima, Dimapur, Mokokchung and Mon.

CSTH organises cultural cum sports event KBBB 62nd youth convention

DIMAPUR: Chekiye Sumi Totimi Hoho (CSTH) organised one-day culturalcum-sports event on October 22 at Chekiye village Dimapur.

In a press note by general secretary, Shenili and president Vishili A Swu, the event was inaugurated by chief guest, 1st class contractor Kasheto Yeptho. In his speech Kasheto Yeptho exhorted that we must be

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thankful to our ancestors because they had left behind a very amazing tradition and culture which was valuable and priceless. He said that we must utilize and preserve our unique identity because it was this culture and tradition that brought us together as a community.

All the six blocks of the village participated in various competitions for which cash prizes were given. Organising

committee further expressed their gratitude to chief guest for his generous contribution towards CSTH, village GBs, council, students union, each and every well wisher for their immense contribution throughout the programme.

Earlier, Vishili A. Swu in her welcome address said that the program was aimed to ignite and revive the value and importance of our unique culture and identity.

DIMAPUR: KBBB youth department organized its 62nd KBBB youth convention from October 20 to 23, at Konyak mission centre Mon under the theme “Be enriched with the word of God”. Speakers of the programme were CBCNEI general secretary, Rev. Dr. Solomon Rongpi and KBBB executive secretary, Rev. M. Chemyuh.

At the programme, various competitions including

Bible quiz, college contest, high school contest, painting competition on the topic “Environment”, singing competition, handicraft, vocational report, general report, and missionary project were.

The winners were rewarded as a sign of encouragement to explore their talents.

Altogether, 1834 participants from 110 Churches and SHG members under Nagaland State Rural Livelihood Mission, village 2 fellowships attended the level organisation Aoyimkum, Dimapur carried out cleanliness drive at Aoyimkum village. programme.

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Aizawl, Oct 24 (PTI): Mizoram Bru Displaced People’s Forum (MBDPF), an umbrella organisation of the Bru refugees lodged in six relief camps in North Tripura, today said the proposed repatriation of Bru families from Tripura was still uncertain. A press statement issued by the MBDPF alleged that the proposed repatriation was uncertain as the Centre and the government of Mizoram were reluctant to find ways and means for pragmatic solution to the Bru problems. The statement, signed by A Sawibunga and Bruno Msha, President and General Secretary respectively of the MBDPF, said the problem would remain unless the government agreed to allot 5 hectares of land to each repatriated Bru familes.

Union Ministers Rajnath Singh and Kiren Rijiju repeatedly for the last two and half years. The Bodo organisations also met Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal when he was union minister many a time appealing him to resume the tripartite talks with the Bodo organisations for permanent peace and solution to the unsolved Bodo issues,” he said.

The government is ignoring and undermining the issues as they are engaging in political conspiracy to exploit the marginalised groups and the communities of the country whom they promised to deliver an equitable governance and justice after more than half century of Congress rule at the Centre, he alleged.

“Since we have contribution to the BJP coming to power we had expectations from the BJP regime that something would be done to resolve the Bodo problem. So we waited for the last two and half years without taking up any agitational programme,” he added.

KPLT signs 6 months ceasefire

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Diphu, Oct 24: Karbi Peoples Liberation Tigers (KPLT) through press information issued by its general secretary Vojaru Hangjang has announced that the organization has entered into a ceasefire agreement with government of India (GoI) for a period of six months starting October 20, 2016 to April 20, 2017.

KPLT was raised on January 8, 2011 with the purpose of demanding an autonomous state for the Karbi community through armed movement. In the following years, the ultra organization suffered number of setbacks. A number of its hardcore cadres and founder leaders died in action and the organization got disjointed into splinter group. Amid severe

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counter offensive by security forces engaged in anti terrorist operation, the outfit carried out subversive activities striking fear into hearts of the people.

However, the outfit lost many of its cadres including top ranked leaders to the security forces during the course of its armed struggle. “The KPLT has kept its armed struggle going in spite of all odds and difficulties, but now it has realized that the solutions to the problems can only be found through peaceful means. The KPLT has therefore come to a ceasefire agreement with the GOI and will now continue the statehood demand through peaceful means,” said Hanjang.

The general secretary has also appealed the people of Karbi Anglong to extend their support to the organization.

TENING STUDENTS’ UNION DIMAPUR DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

The Tening Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) takes this immense pride and joy to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Withuiliu Newmai, D/o Mr & Mrs. Damthui Newmai for successfully making it through UPSC 2016 for the post of Assistant Commandant, Central Reserve Police Force, Ministry of Home Affairs Government of India.

The Union further wishes her more success in her future endeavour.

Melumsanlu Chewang President, TSUD

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Correspondent Diphu, Oct 24: The Karbi Students Association (KSA), Students and Youth Council (SYC), All India Students Association (AISA) and Students and Youth for Justice (SYJ) has called for cancellation of all land pattas issued to non sixth scheduled people.

The a memorandum to the Chief Executive Member of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council, Tuliram Ronghang, the organisations stated that “during the colonial period, even the Government’s Act of 1919 and 1935 were not applicable to Karbi Anglong along with other hills Tribe areas because of the backwardness of the people and their need for protection of their land, language and culture.”

“The Chin Hills Regulation popularly known as the Inner Line Permit (ILP) prohibiting movement and entry of Non-Tribals including those on land would be disturbed. After Independence, during the drafting of the Constituent Assembly incorporated the provision of the Sixth Schedule in the Constitution with the motive to provide special protection to the Hills Tribes in respect of their land, language and culture”, the memorandum stated.

The memo also alleged that in spite of the strong law framed by the Constituent Assembly, the authority of KAAC in violation of the Karbi Anglong (Mikir Hills) land and Revenue Act, 1953 has allotted pattas through its order no KAAC/Rev-286(Part) /L-Settlement/2016/275 Dtd. 06/09/2016 to non-ST individuals and land mafias from across the border.

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IMPHAL, Oct 24: Union DoNER minister Dr Jitendra Singh who arrived at Imphal Monday on a two-day visit to Manipur said that his ministry was all set to introduce ‘Mobile Air Dispensary’ in the Northeast region of the country.

“The step is being taken up to ensure health service facilities to those people of interior remote hill districts of the region”, said Singh.

The Union minister is in Imphal to review the progress status of projects being taken up in the state with fund assistance from the Development of North East Region (DoNER).

In the context of Manipur, the government face difficulties to reach out to the remote and hill areas because of its topographic features, said Singh. The condition of road connectivity in the state has also hindered the supply of medical facilities to all the villagers.

“As such The DoNER feels it feasible to introduce the Mobile Air Dispensary in the state and other states of the region,” Singh said.

“This under process service will be the first time in the country and if it works, then, the same service will be introduced to all the hill states

of the country including Uttaranchal, Himachal Pradesh etc.,” Jitendra added.

Dr Jitendra also said that there would be no restriction of fund for the development Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37.

Centre is in the process to hand over the highway to National Highway Infrastructure Development Corporation, after which there would be mark change in the development of the highway, he said.

He assured improvement of the road at the earliest possible time while lauding the efforts of the truckers to repair the highly deplorable conditions of the road with their own expense.

“The kind of act is a good gesture and government may consider reimbursement for their service,” he added.

After BRO failed to initiate action to repair the Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37, truckers under the banner of the Transporters’ and Drivers’ Council (TDC) has been engaging in the repairing of the road in the last few days.

The Union minister further revealed that the centre is ready to set up the National Sports University but, he added, “there are still some dispute in land acquisition for which the ground work was being delayed.”

OFFICE OF THE TIKHIR STUDENT’S UNION KOHIMA FELICITATION

TSUK with an immense pleasure would like to congratulate Mr. Repinkiu Tikhir for bringing laurel to the union by clinching silver medal at the 62nd National Taekwondo School Games which was recently held at Telengana.

Further the union also acknowledge Visabiu Peseyie, State Taekwondo coach for his meritorious contribution through Taekwondo.

While congratulating all the medalists, the union wishes them best of luck in their future career.

(JAMES KHIUNGJUMONG) (AKAM P) President TSUK General Secretary TSUK

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER NAGALAND KOHIMA (C. A. W. D.)

NO: CAWD/ DC/PHEK/2015

1. Package-I Additional Works at DC’s O ff i c e C o m p l e x , P h e k .

(Construction of Sentry Box and Drainage) 2. Package-II Additional Works at DC’s Office Complex, Phek.

(Construction of Approach road) Providing Soling, Metalling & Cement Concrete.

3. Package-III Additional Works at DC’s Office Complex, Phek.

(Construction of Guard House) 4. Package-IV Additional Works at DC’s Office Complex, Phek.

(Construction of Brick wall fencing) 5. Package-V Additional Works at DC’s Office Complex, Phek.

(Providing Cement Concrete compound) 6. Package-VI Additional Works at DC’s Office Complex, Phek.

(Construction of Protection Wall)

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Rs.34,740/-

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Rs. 29,70,000 Rs.29,700/-

Rs.59,400/-

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Rs.63,400/-

6 (Six) Months

Rs.31,70,000/- Rs.31,700/-

1. The earnest money shall be in the form of DAC in favour of the Executive Engineer (CAWD) Commissioner’s Office, Nagaland, Kohima from any Nationalized Bank. No tenders shall be considered without the required earnest money and Court Fee Stamps (non-refundable) worth of Rs. 7.50 (Rupees Seven and fifty paisa) only.

2. Tender document consisting of the detailed drawings and specifications of work may be obtained on payment of Rs 1500/- (Rupees One thousand five hundred) only in cash/ Postal order (non-refundable) from the Executive Engineer, CAWD, Commissioner’s Office, Kohima during office hours in any working day from 28/10/2016 to 31/10/2016 3. The Tenderers should have sound technical knowledge and experiences with financial capabilities.

4. Tender documents shall be issued to the qualified Contractors only on producing the above required documents. Tender papers once sold to one should not be transferred to others.

5. All works shall have to be carry out as per specifications contained in the approved estimate/project and materials for the works should be as per the NPWD specifications.

6. No Tools & Plants, machineries shall normally be supplied by the department.

7. All the materials will have to be arranged by the contractors from their own resources.

8. The contract work must not be sub-let without the permission of the competent authority.

9. Nagaland Sales Tax and Work tax will be applicable as per the Government directive / notification, 10. Tenderers quoting Percentage below the specified schedule of rate shall be rejected outright.

11. Any conditions given by the Tenderers shall not be acceptable and shall be liable for reject without assigning any reason 12. If any information furnished by the Tender is found incorrect at the later stage, he shall be liable to disbarred from tendering/taking up work in the department. The department reserves the right to verify the particulars furnishing by the tender independently.

13 The Department reserves the right to reject any or all the tenders without assigning any reason. Acceptance of the lowest tender is not obligatory.

Sd/(Er. SWARAI MERU) Executive Engineeer, (CAWD), Office of the Commissioner, Nagaland, Kohima.

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With love, Ayao abao & loved ones Dear Babyroo!!!

We love you not just because you are training one, but coz you are truly one in a million, we fuss over not just because you are sweet, but coz holding you is a precious treat, in life we know that whatever you do you’ll not go very far, you’ll be a “Rock Star”11 Happy 1st Birthday.

With Love, Grandmaa, Aunties & Loved ones.

Dearest, Baby Mhadeno J. Mozhui, You are so little right now, but you’ve brought unimaginable large amounts of happiness in our lives ! Happy 1st Birthday.

Love, Daddy & Mummy.

ALL NAGALAND PRIVATE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION KOHIMA UNIT INVITATION

The ANPSA KOHIMA UNIT annual conference cum get together is scheduled to be held on 28th October 2016 at Baptist High Kohima. In this regard, all the private schools under Kohima district are cordially invited to be a part of the programme.

ANPSA KOHIMA UNIT ANNUAL CONFERENCE CUM GET TOGETHER VENUE: BAPTIST HIGH, KOHIMA DATE: 28 – 10 – 2016 TIME: 9:30 A.M. SD/GENERAL SECRETARY ANPSA KOHIMA UNIT

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Sealed tenders in F-2 Forms of Public Works Department, Nagaland are hereby invited separately for each package on behalf of the Governor of Nagaland from the reputed and approved Registered Class-I Contractors of Nagaland PWD / CPWD / MES for the following works on percentage basis based on NPWD Scheduled of Rate, 2010 for PHEK area and the same will be received in the office of the Executive Engineer (CAWD) Commissioner’s Office, Kohima, Nagaland up to 1.00 PM on 02/11/2016 and open on the same day at 2.00 PM in presence of the intending tenders.

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You are the most amazing little girl we have ever seen. Forget about the latest i phone, you are the latest obsession of the entire family!! We love you & it is our prayer to Go to bless you with long life & good health. Happy 1st Birthday.

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PITHITSA Asutsa hipau pesu akhoto shi sutemi tughala lo akemi kumtsu lau pithi lu ani Aghami no khristo ye lukeu mpe 100 (Centenary) 2022 mpe lo ikhilu niye shi akeu ghengu no kuputsa masa kepu ani.

Tighenguno aghami tughalalo kichemi kumtsuno atsala 07/11/16 loye aphu tove tsulo, eno atsala 08/11/16 lo akukuputsa shini. Akukumusu kivi pesu ighi peni ke aqha la pithi ve ani.

I. Obed Achumi Council Secy.

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OFFICE OF THE PWD COLONY, WOKHA TOWN CONDEMNATION

The PWD Colony Council vehemently censured the act of arson committed by some miscreant (s) at around 9:40 pm on 22nd October 2016 at G B’s court located within its jurisdiction. The council yearn harmonious ambience to prevail in the colony and would stand united in thwarting those who are inimical and tending to vitiate the peaceful co-existence. The council further strongly pressed upon the law enforcing agency to meticulously investigate and bring the wrong doers to justice in accordance with law without tardy.

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Naharlagun sections with trains stopped in different railway stations, officials said.

Coming down heavily on the “discriminatory stand of BJP” at the Centre and the state towards addressing the long pending demands of the Bodo people, ABSU President Pramod Bodo addressing the protesters here said, “we warn the government that no political conspiracy against Bodos will be tolerated”.

Demanding “safety and right of the ethnic Bodo people and a united Bodo nation”, he accused the NDA government of coming to power with a false commitment of solving the Bodoland issue.

“We the joint group were optimistic of resolving our half century long crisis when the national leadership of BJP raised the slogans of ‘Paribartan’ (change) and ‘acche din aane wala hain’ on the eve of the polls before they came to the power,” Bodo said.

“Believing it, we met the national leadership such as

Centre plans ‘mobile air dispensary’ service for NE

OFFICE OF THE ALL NAGALAND FIELD STAFF ASSOCIATION Public Health Engineering Department H.Q Kohima EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE We the All Nagaland Field Association, PHE Department whole heartily express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the Dan Government headed by Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri. T.R Zeliang, Hon’ble Minister PHED Shri Tokheho Yepthomi, Chief Secretary Govt. of Nagaland, Shri Pankaj Kumar, P & AR Department, Finance Department, Manpower Rationalization Committee, Secretary PHE Department, Chief Engineer PHED, Add. Chief Engineer and Officers & Staff of the PHED Department who have helped us to regularize the Service of those work-charged employees who have completed 30 years in service.

The humanitarian approach and concern shown by all of you towards fulfilling our longstanding and one of the basic demands shall ever be remembered by us.

We the members along with our family shall remember you in all our prayer. It is our sincere and humble prayer and Almighty God bless every one abundantly.

Mr. Eyong konayk Virei-ü Angami President, ANFSA General Secy., ANFSA (PHE Department, Nagaland) (PHE Department, Nagaland)

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Tezpur, Oct 24 (PTI): Demanding a separate Bodoland state to be carved out of Assam, several Bodo organisations today resorted to rail blockade at Udalguri in the state to revive the Bodoland statehood movement.

The All Bodo Student Union (ABSU), the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Progressive), the People Joint Action Committee For Bodoland (PJACBM) besides several Bodo organisations blocked rail movement for 12 hours, disrupting train connectivity in the northern part of Assam since early morning.

Over 20,000 people coming from far-flung areas of both Udalguri and Sonitpur districts joined the programme shouting slogans “No Bodoland no rest”, “No discrimination against Bodos will be tolerated”, an official said.

The blockade in Udalguri railway station resulted in disruption of rail communication on the Udalguri-TezpurDekargaon, NJP-Rangapara-

Bodies call for cancellation of land pattas

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CLARIFICATION This is to clarify that my earlier nick name Ayilowo Lotha have already been changed to Shri. B. Kilosao Yanthan, S/o. Lt. Benchio Yanthan of Aree Old Village, P.O. Wokha Nagaland by an Affidavit No. 839/05, dt. 02/02/2005 (published in Nagaland Post 07/02/2005). Basing on Court’s approval all official correspondence in regard to me may please address to Shri. B. Kilosao Yanthan, Address : Lower MTC Colony Wokha Town, Nagaland.

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Supporters of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav raise slogans at the party office in Lucknow on Monday. (PTI) LUCKNOW, OCT 24 (PTI): The feud in UP’s ruling Samajwadi Party today came out into the open with a highvoltage drama unfolding in full public view during which party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav sided with his younger brother Shivpal and friend Amar Singh, and reprimanded son Akhilesh Yadav but ruled out his removal as Chief Minister.

Amid speculation about a possible split ahead of the assembly polls, the bitter power

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struggle in SP’s first family played out on stage at a meeting called by its supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav of party legislators, MPs and other leaders where Akhilesh, blowing hot and cold, first offered to step down in a choked voice but later accused Amar Singh and those close to him of hatching a “conspiracy” against him and his father. There were sharp exchanges between Akhilesh and Mulayam, who virtually dismissed him as an insignificant entity in UP politics who

could not win an election without his support.

“What is your capability?

Can you win elections?” he said, snapping at Akhilesh.

There were ugly scenes and name-calling, with Shivpal Yadav, the state SP chief, snatching microphone from Akhilesh and calling him a liar, only to make a dramatic appearance at the Chief Minister’s residence hours later. The nephew-uncle duo drove in the same car to meet party patriarch Mulayam, who was said

to be having a severe toothache, surprising many.

Party observers said the meeting could have been at the behest of Mulayam, who had earlier in the day wished that Akhilesh and Shivpal transcended all differences and hugged each other.

The bile-filled exchanges between top SP leaders came a day after the continuing battle of attrition between Akhilesh and his uncle Shivpal Yadav saw the Chief Minister sacking Shivpal and three other ministers close to him, and Mulayam striking back with vengeance expelling from the party for six years his cousin Ram Gopal Yadav. Ram Gopal, a Rajya Sabha member, has been backing Akhilesh in his fight against Shivpal.

Addressing the gathering Akhilesh ruled out forming a new party, a claim which Shivpal disputed, saying he was prepared to “swear” by his son and “Ganga Jal” that the Chief Minister had told him he would indeed float a new party and contest the assembly polls in alliance with some political party. The proceedings reached a flashpoint when Akhilesh accused Rajya Sabha member Amar Singh, who recently returned to SP, of having planted a story in a leading English daily in which he was called ‘Aurangzeb’ and Mulayam ‘Shahjahan’.

Terror emanating from Pak serious concern for India: HM

MANAMA, OCT 24 (PTI): India today told Bahrain that terrorism emanating from Pakistan remains its most important concern and support from across the border has incited the current unrest in Jammu and Kashmir.

This was conveyed by Home Minister Rajnath Singh to Bahraini Interior Minister Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa during a bilateral meeting here.

Bahrain is a key member of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference in which Pakistan is also a member. Singh, who is on a three-day visit to the Gulf country, apprised Khalifa about Islamabad’s open support and participation to glorify slain Hizbul Mujahideen militant Burhan Wani in Pakistan, say-

Home Minister Rajnath Singh meeting with the Crown Prince of Bahrain, Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, in Manama on Monday. (PTI) ing it indicates continued free movement that terrorists and their supporters enjoy there.

Wani was killed in an encounter on July 8 and since then the unrest has been continuing in Kashmir Valley. Pakistan is a country which refuses to

give up use of terrorism as an instrument of state policy, he said. The Home Minister raised the issue of the arrest in July of Pakistani terrorist Bahadur Ali, who was armed and trained in LeT camps and then exfiltrated into Jammu

and Kashmir with instructions to mingle in crowds for throwing grenades at security forces.

“Since there is no change in Pakistan’s approach of sponsoring terrorism we cannot take at face value any of the assurances that Pakistan provides in regard to stopping terrorism,” Singh is said to have conveyed to his Bahraini counterpart. Asserting that Jammu and Kashmir is an internal matter of India and no interference is acceptable, Singh said the central government as well as the Jammu and Kashmir government and other relevant authorities in India are involved in addressing the situation in the state and various efforts have been undertaken to redress the grievances of the local population.

CMO reacts to Thomas Ngullie; JACWR on women quota issue (From p-1) implemented in the Village Development Board (VDB). It said that the state government was also implementing reservation policy for the Backward Tribes in education and employment for many decades.

In this regard, JACWR argued that despite the existence of customary laws

and traditions, including Article 371(A), all these reservation policies were being implemented and enjoyed by the Nagas, in accordance with the law and Constitutional provisions.

Further JACWR said reservation for women was a constitutional mechanism to encourage women to participate actively in the political decision making.

JACWR also clarified that it has not challenged the provisions enjoyed by the

Nagas under Article 371(A) nor challenged the customary law, as the Single Judge Order of October 2011 had categorically clarified that reservation for women in Municipalities has nothing to do with Article 371(A).

JACWR also urged the Naga brothers to change their mindset and look ahead to a future of equal partnership with women, who constitute other half of the population.

Rape case: SC rejects interim bail plea of Asaram NEW DELHI, OCT 24 (PTI): Supreme Court today rejected the interim bail plea of selfstyled religious figure Asaram Bapu, who is facing trial in rape cases, on health grounds and asked him to get his treatment done in Rajasthan in judicial custody itself. A bench of Justices A K Sikri and N V Ramana said if Asaram wanted to undergo treatment, he could get the diagnosis done at AIIMS, Jodhpur or at Rajasthan Ayurvedic hospital while staying in judicial custody. The

apex court’s direction came after Asaram said he wanted to undergo ayurvedic treatment in Delhi for which he needed one month’s interim bail. “If you (Asaram) want ayurvedic treatment, you can get that it in Rajasthan itself. There is no need for interim bail as AIIMS medical board has also said that the health condition is stable,” the bench said. Counsel appearing for Rajasthan government said they were ready to provide all possible treatment to Asaram at the hospitals in the state.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 318 Dimapur, tuesday, October 25, 2016

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here have been indications from the BJP government at the Centre and the RSS that they were all for bringing about significant changes in the country by implementing certain laws or policies to strengthen the notion of one nation, one culture and one people. Whether it be what one cannot eat or wear or which religious practices are considered alien; the predominant ideology that has emerged as championing the cause of one dominant religious community is a cause for concern. It must be added that those who are considered as Hindus because they are neither Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains or Christians etc constitute around 80% of the population but a majority do not accept the ideology as being aggressively propounded. Besides a code on diet, dress, language or beliefs, the effort to rid off constitutional protections given to various minorities through a Uniform Civil Code has spread deep apprehensions among various minorities. The latest(and not the least) has been a very deep rooted plan that has come out in the open, as one among several on the agenda involving a law that makes speaking and writing Hindi compulsory.

This was among the latest recommendations made in the new education policy by a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh affiliate which has demanded the scrapping of English as a mandatory language and replacing it with Hindi. The RSS affiliate Sikhsha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas has also suggested banning references that insult India or eminent personalities. The Human Resources Development minister Prakash Jadavekar has assured the SSU that the suggestions would be considered when the new education policy is formed. No one in India will deny or oppose the prime importance of Hindi as the language that identifies or symbolises India. It is also one of the official languages with English and the lingua franca of the Hindi belt languages. Article 343 (1) of the Indian constitution has stated that Hindi in Devanagiri script will be the official language of India and also used for official purposes. The same constitution also recognises the existence of 22 languages. This means that the constitution gives the right to its citizens to speak or write in any of the 22 languages that exist in India. However due to various factors, English is being preferred by a majority of people across India. There has been an outcry after the Modi government asked the ministers and officials to use the Hindi language everywhere. All the government offices in India will have a Hindi software installed in their systems. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) is all set to promote Hindi as the official language.

The importance of Hindi as a national language and also symbolising modern India cannot be undermined. Around 75% of the country reside in villages where people are aware of Hindi mostly.

However in not all of them speak or read Hindi since they have their own language. In states like the north east, even though the people of every state have their own language, yet English is the official language. Hindi is being promoted through central institutes or funding whereas English continues to be the medium of instruction in all institutions. The best option would be not to tinker with the language issue but to continue to promote Hindi without making it compulsory; after all India is a secular and democratic nation where every citizen’s fundamental right is guaranteed.

DailyDevotion The Proper Perspective Thanks be to God who always leads us in triumph in Christ… —2 Corinthians 2:14 The proper perspective of a servant of God must not simply be as near to the highest as he can get, but it must be the highest. Be careful that you vigorously maintain God’s perspective, and remember that it must be done every day, little by little. Don’t think on a finite level. No outside power can touch the proper perspective.

The proper perspective to maintain is that we are here for only one purpose— to be captives marching in the procession of Christ’s triumphs. We are not on display in God’s showcase— we are here to exhibit only one thing— the “captivity [of our lives] to the obedience of Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5). How small all the other perspectives are! For example, the ones that say, “I am standing all alone, battling for Jesus,” or, “I have to maintain the cause of Christ and hold down this fort for Him.” But Paul said, in essence, “I am in the procession of a conqueror, and it doesn’t matter what the difficulties are, for I am always led in triumph.” Is this idea being worked out practically in us? Paul’s secret joy was that God took him as a blatant rebel against Jesus Christ, and made him a captive— and that became his purpose. It was Paul’s joy to be a captive of the Lord, and he had no other interest in heaven or on earth. It is a shameful thing for a Christian to talk about getting the victory. We should belong so completely to the Victor that it is always His victory, and “we are more than conquerors through Him…” (Romans 8:37).

“We are to God the fragrance of Christ…” (2 Corinthians 2:15). We are encompassed with the sweet aroma of Jesus, and wherever we go we are a wonderful refreshment to God.

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Before borrowing money from a friend, decide which you need most. ~ Proverb

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ore than a decade ago, when the Government was putting green and red dots on vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, the milk industry, and hundreds of literate people, insisted that milk was vegetarian (even though it comes from an animal) and milk products should be listed with a green dot. We caved in.

Even people with a plant based diet will often admit that cheese is their weakness. Considering that cheese smells like dirty socks, why? Cheese is a high-calorie product loaded with fat, sodium, and cholesterol. Typical cheeses are 70 percent fat.

And the type of fat they contain is mainly saturated (“bad”) fat, which increases your risk of heart disease and diabetes.

Cheese is the numberone source of saturated fat in the Western diet. About one-third of adults, and 12.5 million children and adolescents, are obese in America.

We should be very far behind – with a largely vegetarian diet and a penchant towards healthy meals at home - but we have also joined the ranks of obese nations. And obesity is a major cause of death through heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. In all three of these diseases we rank near the top.

One-fourth of an average, 12-inch, cheese pizza contains nearly 13 grams of fat, including 6 grams of saturated fat and 27 milligrams of cholesterol. An ounce of cheese contains 9 grams of fat, including 6 grams of saturated fat. Partly skimmed milk versions of cheeses have just slightly lower amounts of fat.

But we will continue to drink milk and eat cheese/ paneer.

Now, many years later, I learn why people drink milk and eat paneer and cheese.

Not because it is necessary for you, or because Krishna drank it (which he didn’t).

No, the reason why people insist on it is because it is an opiate.

You can get hooked onto cheese. There is a scientific reason. As milk digests, it produces mild opiates called casomorphins. In 1981, Eli Hazum, and his colleagues at Wellcome Research Laboratories, reported traces of the chemical morphine, an addictive opiate, in milk.

A casomorphin is a protein fragment derived from Casein, a milk protein. Casein is the major protein in the milk of all mammals.

The distinguishing characteristic of casomorphins is that they have an opioid effect. Opioids are among the world’s oldest known drugs.

Opioids are well known for their ability to produce a feeling of well-being, calm, intense feelings of pleasure, followed by a drowsy feeling.

Opiates are addictive. Dependence can develop, leading to withdrawal syndromes if you stop at once.

Concentrated milk products, like cheese, ice cream, and milk chocolate, contain concentrated quantities of these addictive narcotics.

(Incidentally, Casein is sometimes even added to certain dairy-free and vegan cheeses.)

It takes 10 lbs of milk to make 1 lb of cheese. As milk is turned into cheese, most of its water is removed leaving behind concentrated casein and fat. So, concentrated

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Nature’s way dairy products, like cheese, have especially high levels of opiates, so the pleasure effect is greater. That is why, for instance, many people take a glass of milk at night. And why it is given to bridegrooms on the wedding night!

Why would mammals evolve to have opioids in their milk? Dr Neal Bernard, founder and president of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, explains, “It appears that the opiates from mother’s milk produce a calming effect on the infant and, in fact, may be responsible for a good measure of the mother-infant bond.

Psychological bonds always have a physical underpinning.

Like it or not, mother’s milk has a drug-like effect on the baby’s brain that ensures that the baby will bond with Mom and continue to nurse and get the nutrients all babies need. Like heroin or codeine, casomorphins slow intestinal movements and have a decided antidiarrheal effect.

The opiate effect may be why adults often find that cheese can be constipating, just as opiate painkillers are.”

The European Food Safety Agency, in response to a number of studies and public health concern, did a scientific literature review in 2009 to assess how addicting casomorphins are, and

whether or not enough of the casomorphins cross the intestinal wall and get into the blood stream and ultimately cross the blood-brain barrier, etc. Do casomorphines play a role in autism etc.? They are still studying the matter, because they cannot come to a conclusion on how much is alright for the human body.

However, this much we know: with opioid drugs, different people react differently to them and different amounts affect people differently. Further, it is generally accepted that binging on drugs on a daily basis is bad for us, even in sufficiently small quantities. Florida scientist, Dr. Robert Cade, has identified casomorphin as the probable cause of attention deficit disorder.

Dr. Cade found Betacasomorphin-7 in high concentrations in the blood and urine of patients with either schizophrenia or autism.

Studies by Dr. Karl Riechelt, in Norway, indicate a very strong association between autistic behaviour, celiac disease, schizophrenia and ingestion of dairy.

One research paper, from the University of Illinois, states, “Casomorphins possess opioid activity.

The term, opioid, refers to morphine-like effects which include signs of sedation,

tolerance, sleep induction, and depression.”

A recent case report entitled “Cow’s Milk-Induced Infant Apnea With Increased Serum Content Of Bovine Beta Casomorphin 5”, published in the Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition…“Infant apnea refers to when a baby stops breathing.” The researchers report “a case of a breast-fed infant with recurrent apnea episodes, which have always been preceded by his mother’s consumption of fresh cow’s milk.” Lab tests revealed a high level of casomorphin in the child’s blood, leading researchers to speculate that it was the “opioid activity that may have a depressive effect on the respiratory center in the central nervous system and induce a phenomenon called milk apnea.”

“The aim of the present report,” the paper concludes, “is to draw researchers’ attention to the possibility of occurrence of a systemic reaction with an apnea seizure on the infant’s exposure to the proteins in cow’s milk. We are convinced that such a clinical situation occurs rarely; however, it is accompanied by a real threat to the infant’s life that can be avoided when applying a simple and not costly dietetic intervention…a dairy-free diet”. As many as 1 in 10 infants, with recurrent apneic episodes, cannot be saved and die of SIDS, sudden infant death syndrome (also known as crib death).

One in every two thousand babies dies this way.

The researchers conclude: “Penetration of beta-casomorphins into the infant’s immature central nervous system may inhibit

the respiratory center in the brainstem leading to abnormal ventilatory responses, hypercapnia [too much carbon dioxide], hypoxia [not enough oxygen], apnea, and death.”

Casomorphins are also accused of participating in the cause of other conditions, including type I diabetes, postpartum psychosis, circulatory disorders, food allergies, and autism.

“In fact, gluten and dairy do act as drugs for many people” says immunologist and researcher Aristo Vojdani, PhD, MSc, MT, the CEO of Immunosciences Lab, Inc. in Beverly Hills, California. “Just as with the heroin or pain-pill addict, going off gluten or casein immediately can produce withdrawal symptoms”. Withdrawal symptoms include anger and depression.

By the way, as Casein breaks down in the stomach it also releases histamines.

Histamine is a substance that plays a major role in many allergic reactions, dilating blood vessels and making their walls abnormally permeable. Histamines are released when foreign allergens are present (cold medicines, for instance, have antihistamines), which is also why 70% of the world’s population is allergic to dairy products Nature’s way is to make nursing pleasurable. That same mechanism is what also makes weaning so difficult. So many adults have never been weaned from the addictive effects of milk. Are you a drug addict? To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic. in,www.peopleforanimalsindia.org

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In praise of truth & justice

t is very educating to read “Life versus Truth and Justice” by one R. Silverstein, USA in reply to Kaka Iralu’s on the Issue of ‘Naga Political Stand with India’.

Kaka seems to require India to weigh in the historical TRUTH of the Naga Stand and raises the question of JUSTICE for India to consider.

SILVERSTEIN on the other hand appeared to stand convinced that India “will not and cannot” consider the Naga Stand. He says, (let me quote Silverstein): “My whole argument has always been that, for a variety of reasons, the GoI will not, can not, allow the Nagas to have a sovereign nation. I further more stated that, at some point, the GoI will lose patience with the Naga activists pushing for a separate nation will tire of dragging out the peace process with no compromise by the Nagas as to an ultimate demand for a sovereign nation, and will physically crush the Nagas, will in fact finish the bloody job that they started in the 1950s and ‘60s”.

It was surprising to read Silverstein’s great -down to earth- preference for materialistic comfortable good life of today in preference over the Past or the Future.

I liked Silverstein’s honest writings and personally, I am interested to learn, he is a Jew. So let me recapitulate a Story from the Jewish Book of Old Testament, Christian Naga and I assume a Jew, must be aware.

To save precious time and space for a story most Christians and a Jew must be aware of; I drastically shorten the sample Story in my own simple words.

‘Not long after their settlement in the land of Canaan, the Jews realized the necessity of a King for a National POLITICAL Centre to preserve them against the many enemy Nations in Canaan, particularly the martial Philistines. The Populace, therefore forced their Spiritual Leader Samuel to select a person from among them King to draw the fractious stiff necked 12 Tribes of Israel, into a gravitational political centre under the King.

This was somewhat contrary to the Jewish tradition of not having a worldly King over them instead of their God Yahweh.

Primitive and savage Nagas also in the ancient had nothing more than their Spear

to be their only King.

Prophet Samuel anointed, a most beautiful youth in all Israel, ‘head and shoulder’ taller than the rest, -one Saulto be their King.

King Saul spiritedly fought and defeated the Philistines initially but the exalted position of a victorious King over the Amelakite Enemy made the fiber of his character puffed-up and Weak, his Spirit left him and consequently at the end when a Philistine giant Goliath openly challenged Israel, Saul was afraid.

Unbelievably, a young rural Village Shepherd boy volunteered to fight the Philistine giant. The King doubted the shepherd boy David could fight the Giant only with a stone throwing Sling. On the way to the fight, the Shepherd boy picked a few small stones from the stream and with one felled the Goliath.

‘An intelligent choice of a Story for an unrealistic Comparison’ of the IndoNaga situation today, some may say. However, the choice is not much for the comparison of tiny Nagaland against giant India. The sample Story is to bring out an important fact of LIFE, both Kaka and Silverstein seem to have just passed over, that is that, the Soul in Man lives today and the future.

It is not that only the Living has the Soul of LIFE, the Dead also have the Soul of life. My Mother is dead for quite some time but her Soul is still alive in me.

After all, what is Life Today, without Spiritual Values of Truth and Justice of the Past enlivening the Living today? If human life is, only to enjoy the good life of today, without the Past and the goodness of Hope for the Future, then Life is just a bundle of flesh that will vanish into the Dust in the Grave. The Dead of the Past in the Grave do have Value for the Present; the longer it is in the grave, the more precious it is. Surely, the Dead of the Past does live and affects the living today.

It is not that only the Living has the Soul of LIFE, the Dead also have the Soul of life. My Mother is dead for quite some time but her Soul is still alive in me.

If it “is immoral”, to give up the good life and comfort of today for the dead in the Past and immoral too to sacrifice the good comfortable life of today, for the future, -as Silverstein prefers; then today’s the good and comfortable Life would not have come

without the toils of the Past.

So also, the Sacrifice will affect the Future. Man without a Past has no Future. If the principle of: “EAT AND BE MERRY FOR WE DIE TOMORROW”, is the most preferable principle of life, I personally do not subscribes to the belief has brought Man from past Primitive savage to the present highly Civilized today.

WE are today because of the Past, we will be the Future because of how we are Today.

‘Respect for the Life of Today’ is great but ‘to live for the Future’ is more sublime. Man chooses today’s Principle for the future. In addition, what can be more transcendent sublime Principle today than a Stand for Truth and Justice for the Future?

The conscious selection of Human Values transcends today and brings us Goodness Tomorrow. For Leaders -if one is in Thinking- nothing is greater a Principle than a Stand for Truth and Justice today for the future.

The final question on the Issue at hand is: Which principle Action one adopts for tomorrow’s future: Passive Resistance to the Adversary, Violence, Non-violence or any other democratic acts?

Only 9 Jewish Patriots alone remained in the impregnable Fort of Masada overlooking the Jordan River in Palestine, for the Freedom of Judea, against the might of surrounding Roman Empire Forces. The Patriots swore among themselves to kill each other by turn than to Surrender to the foe.

They cast secret lots to decide who would kill whom.

EACH picked up one of the lots and found out which other compatriot he would eliminate, the last would kill himself ! One after another, they fell to each other.

The Masada fell but the dead are alive in every Jewish Soldier of Israel today before their Passing out Parade at Masada swearing: “Masada will not fall again”!

The Naga can not and would not adopt the example of Jewish Patriots of Masada of centuries ago, but he will never accept the Status of a Dalit of India and would continue to fight for political Truth and Justice from India by means he thinks best, to live a ‘separate life’ but ‘together’?!

Thepfulhouvi Solo. I F S Retd. (RR -68), Retd.

Principal Secretary, Nagaland, (ANGAMI_T@ YAHOO.CO.IN)

NPF press bureau reacts to MLA’s statement

H

onourable Member of Legislative Assembly Mr Thomas Ngullie, Independent, appears to be lost in his own world detached from reality and making ridiculous statements just for the sake of grabbing ephemeral headlines in the local media.

His statement that the Chief Minister has over-ridden the Constitution of India and has taken unilateral decisions regarding the Women Reservation issue is simply absurd, and it is absolutely unbecoming of a legislator to ever make such an allegation.

To set the records straight, the Nagaland Legislative Assembly had passed the Municipal & Town Councils Act way back in 2001 when he, Mr Ngullie, himself was a Minister in the Jamir-led Congress Ministry. If he is so opposed to the Bill, why did he maintain his silence when the Bill was passed in the first place? Could it be that he was so scared or wanted to hold on to his ministerial berth so badly that muted him when the Bill was laid in the House and passed? Whatever the case, Mr Ngullieseems to have woken up rather late in the day.

In 2006, the Assembly amended that Act and inserted the 33% clause as passed by the Parliament. But owing to opposition of the same by various tribal organisations, the Government set up a Select Committee to look into the matter.

The Chief Minister, who was then the Minister in charge of Parliamentary Affairs, headed that Committee which recommended for passing of a Resolution by the Assembly to frame our own laws as per the requirements and wishes of the public for the conduct of Municipal and Town Council Act in 2012. However, the Naga Mothers’ Association (JAC) went to Court against the Resolution and the matter had dragged on without an early resolution in sight.

In the meantime, the Government had tried various formulas to appease the women and to work out a via media so that the elections to the Urban Local Bodies could be held without further delay. The women groups stuck to their stand and it appeared that the legal

battle could have dragged on for years. And far from a unilateral decision of the Chief Minister as alleged by the MLA, it was the considered and deliberated decision of the Cabinet to hold elections to the ULBs with 33% reservation for women as accepted earlier by the Government in 2006. The decision is not a political gimmick for the masses, as alleged by the Honourable MLA, but a necessity to ensure good governance at the local levels. And at no point of time has the Chief Minister or the Cabinet attempted to over ride the provisions of the Constitution and the privileges given to the people of Nagaland, as obnoxiously stated by the Honourable MLA. The State Government has only upheld the decisions taken by the Governments headed by learned and respected Chief Ministers in the past under the leadership of Dr SC Jamir in 2001 and Mr Neiphiu Rio in 2006.

In fact, if the MLA is so concerned about the provisions of Article 371 (A), he should try to convince his community which had challenged the Resolution of the State Government in the matter regarding Petroleum and Natural Gas in the Court of law to withdraw their PIL in the High Court since it has imperilled the very Constitutional safeguards for the State and people of Nagaland, that he, the MLA is talking about.

The Honourable MLA, instead of hibernating in the wilderness, would do well to interact more often with his colleagues and get to know the ground realities instead of shooting his head off in the media belittling himself in the eyes of his colleagues and constituents.

He, Mr Ngullie, may not know what is being discussed in the DAN Legislature meetings because he always avoids such meetings for reasons known only to him.

It is good to be smart and clever, but going beyond a certain limit will serve no purpose in the society.

(Issued by Media Cell, Chief Minister’s Office, Nagaland)

Reader’s Post Tip of the iceberg?

Sir,

After reading yesterday’s news regarding diversion of SK oil to the black market as alleged

by ACAUT, it is frightening to learn that a scam of such proportion was being committed in our very own state that too unbeknownst to anyone except those involved.

If ACAUT’s allegations are to be believed, it indicates an impregnable nexus between people in position and black marketers. The allegation points towards a nexus between not just the big fishes but from top to bottom of the system.

In this regard, it is important to acknowledge the effort of organisations like ACAUT for standing up against the mighty corruption which has devoured our values and alienated us from the truth.

With two major scams being unearthed within a span of few months one cannot help but wonder, “How many more?”

Is this just a tip of the iceberg? That is the million (billion maybe) taka question.

Going by the mushrooming number of palatial buildings and fancy SUVs in Nagaland it won’t be entirely wrong to believe that many more scams will be unearthed in the near future.

Also, the present government has come under serious criticism as it remained silent on the issue and misused the law to suppress public demand for justice as was evident on the second day of NH 29 bandh.

The government should know that it cannot choose to detach itself from the suffering of its people.

It is therefore imperative that the present government exhibit political will to curb corruption from Nagaland by investigating the case with utmost seriousness.

Kuknalim Thomas Kinghen, Kohima Town

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, october 25, 2016

The 22nd annual meeting of the (RSB) Sainik Welfare Resettlement Nagaland was held at Raj Bhavan, Kohima on October 21 DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, while addressing the annual meeting of the Rajya Sainik Board (RSB) on October 21 last, emphasized on emotional integration and empowerment by skill education to the children of ex-servicemen.

A Raj Bhavan press release stated that at present, the state has a strong committee consisting of heads of security and civil organizations headed by the governor and still such ex-servicemen of 2400 in Nagaland have to wait for the central government and state plans and projects for the welfare.

According to the release, the governor called for changing mindset and said the people of the state have also a social obligation and duty towards those patriotic young people who were back from the fighting forces.

“Our society should mobilize opinion to take care of our ex-servicemen and share create opportunities for the economic strength of our young children and

widows,” the release quoted governor as saying. It said the governor also reiterated that emotional integration of ex-servicemen fraternity by having exchange program with other north east states like attending each other’s rally and events.

The release said empowerment by education was another important facet that was deliberated in detail. Governor articulated that skill education should facilitate employment and suggested that skill training like Nursing, Physiotherapy and Driving etc should be imparted and for which a social corpus fund has to be created from voluntary donation by empowered citizens of Nagaland for ex-servicemen of the state who have defended the nation from external aggression.

“Therefore it is our duty to look after them by generous contribution,” said the governor.

He further stated that cultural group at District level could be formed by ex-servicemen and can be co-opted in NEZCC. Acha-

rya said this will help garner additional income besides projecting talent. He also suggested exclusive rally by the widows and the youth of ex-servicemen to address their necessity for skill based education course.

Governor opined that “our strong committee” should not be the only agency to contribute the contributions from the central and state governments, but it should be spent judiciously. During the state managing committee meeting, he appreciated the dynamism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for granting OROP after 49 years.

He was positive that the anomalies would be also resolved in the near future. Governor also appreciated Brig KK Roy Choudhury, and his staff for their efforts in resolving problems and grievances of ex-servicemen fraternity in a meaningful manner.

Governor stated that the DCs play an important role and request their greater participation and interaction in various events and welfare measures of ESM. He expressed pain that none of the DCs attended the meeting. State home minister, Y. Patton, assured that he would ensure their presence in the next meeting. Speaking on behalf of the chief minister, the home minister said since the soldiers retire at an early age, welfare and resettlement for them was of utmost importance.

R.B. Thong, chief secretary (in-charge), Abhijit Sinha, home commissioner, chief of staff 3 Corps, Maj Gen Sanjay Gupta, IG AR (N) and other senior officers from army and civil were also attended the meeting.

Global IDD prevention day observed in Kohima DIMAPUR: Global Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) prevention day was observed at Northfield School, Kohima on October 21. In his key note address, Health & Family Welfare director Dr. John Sweyievisa said, IDD was a global issue and October 21 has been marked to generate awareness and to continue working to prevent iodine deficiency disorder.

He also pointed out that the human body required a daily supply of 150 micrograms of iodine which was to be obtained from the food one consumed. He advised the students to consume good quality iodised salt. x Programme officer, NIDDCP, Dr. Akuo Sorhie stated the importance of iodine for the human body and that some vital organs needed a daily dose of iodine to func-

tion normally. She stated that 1/3 of the world population suffered from IDD and it was the main reason for mental disorder in the world.

Headmaster, Northfield School, Jaison Jose said that the purpose of having such

programme in the school was to enlighten the students on IDD and thanked the department for providing the opportunity to the students.

Earlier, technical officer NIDDCP Nungsang Longchar chaired the programme.

ANGPTA Mon, TGSU extend NPF minority wing coordination support to SSA, Hindi teachers meeting at Chumukedima

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers association (ANGPTA) Mon district has appealed to the department concern (HOD) for early release of pending salary/arrears of SSA and Hindi teachers.

A press note by president B.Tingak and general secretary W. Panwang, stated that deprived of their salaries for the past six months, teachers have been in mental agony and all neck deep in debts.

ANGPTA Mon district unit also extended full support to the demands put forward by the SSA and Hindi Teachers and appealed to the concern authority to initiate release of all pending salaries at the earliest to avoid further escalation.

It also made an earnest appeal to all responsible leaders and NGOs to support and extend their co-operation of such deep unwanted crisis.

TG S U : Te s o p h e n y u Group Students’ Union (TGSU) also strongly sup-

ports Nagaland SSA Teachers’ Association (NSSATA) call for boycot of classes as resentment against non payment of salary for six months.

TGSU stated that out of six schools within its jurisdiction, five schools have been grievously affected and paralysed with the teachers abstaining from duty.

Union stated that the aggrieved teachers were on the verge of starvation which was an insult to the noble profession of nation building and shame for the authorities concerned who often boast and preach quality education without practising it in reality.

In view of the pertinent factors afflicting the welfare of underprivileged students’, the TGSU appealed the government to pay salaries of dedicated teachers ( SSA,RMSA,CSS) regularly, clear their pending salaries and fulfill the charter of demands of NSSATA for the interests of students’ community.

RTA Kohima notifies on ‘no parking area’ DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner and chairmen, Regional Transport Authority (RTA) Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor has notified the following “No Parking Area” for heavy vehicles: Area between Assam Riffes MT Garage and UNI office under Midland colony ‘No Parking Area’ for heavy vehicles. Only light vehicles would be allowed to park in the area in order to ease the parking congestion in old sectt area.

According to DIPR report, the notification also stated that these rules have been brought into force with immediate effect and any vehicle found violating the rules would be towed away by the traffic police and penalties would be borne by the owner of the concerned vehicle.

The notification further informed all concerned that as and when checking was carried out, defaulters would be penalized as per law and ignorance or non pre-information of the same would not be taken as an excuse.

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DIMAPUR: Naga Peoples Front (NPF) minority wing held its coordination meeting at Chumukedima CPO Hall on October 23.

A press note by press secretary, Bikash Bramha stated that meeting highlighted issues related to linguistic minority community of Ghaspani 1 Assembly constituency area of Dimapur district.

Renowned leaders from minority community attended and expressed views and suggestions. A joint resolution was taken to form a team of NPF minority wing to work on behalf of NPF under 1 Ghaspani I AC, to extend best possible service to the people of the constituency. Sujit Dey

was selected as convenor of the I Ghaspani I A/C NPF minority wing.

Vi c e p r e s i d e n t a n d Incharge minority wing NPF, Lepshi Ao addressed the gathering on the objectives of the regional party NPF and requested citizens to participate in politics.

He also lauded the contribution of leaders from Kachari , Garo, Gorkha, Bengali and other non Naga community in Dimapur district in various developmental activities.

President minority wing central, Bishnu Bhattacharjee highlighted the importance of political involvement and invited concerned citizens to join NPF and contribute to

BJP CEC meets NBCC on ‘clean election’ DIMAPUR: Nagaland State BJP Unit Clean Election Committee (CEC) led by its convener and former State BJP president Dr M.Chuba Ao along with Vizopal Chaya, Yanghose Sangtam and K.James Vizo met representatives of Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) led by general secretary Rev. Dr Zelhou Keyho and finance secretary Rev. Yamyap Konak at NBCC headquarter, Kohima on Tuesday.

A press release by vice president BJP Nagaland and member secretary BJP CEC, K. James Vizo stated that, the two sides had a thorough preliminary deliberation on the subject of “clean election in the state”.

Rev. Dr Zelhou Keyho while saying that “money has spoiled the election system,” he also clarified “Clean Election” was not an attack on any individual, group or any political party but for the

interest of all people of the state. NBCC further informed it will shortly be having its executive meeting to work out modalities towards implementation of “Clean Election Campaign” in days to come.

BJP CEC convener Dr M.Chuba Ao said people have the right to vote, however, all voters should think of their future leaders having a clean image. Dr. Chuba also said the party will co-ordinate to create awareness among the public on the Election Commission of India guidelines.

In this regard, Dr. Chuba appealed to all sections of people and political parties to join hands towards the endeavour which aims to transformation the system. Benediction pronounced by Rev. Yamyap Konyak. The release informed that BJP CEC would also be meeting the Tribal Hohos and NGOs shortly.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH & TRAINING NAGALAND: KOHIMA

NOTIFICATION / Dated Kohima the

SCERT/TET/C/2011 : The Department of SCERT will issue Certificate to all qualified candidates of 2nd Nagaland Teacher Eligibility Test (N-TET-2016) from 7th – 11th November 2016 at the office of SCERT from 10 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. The qualified candidates are required to bring their original Admit Card of N-TET 2016. An amount of Rs. 100/- (one hundred) will be collected for the certificate.

Candidates who cannot come and collect their certificate personally may send authorization letter duly sign by the candidate along with original Admit Card of N-NET 2016.

Certificate will not be issued under any circumstances unless all the requirements as mentioned above are met.

(KHRIETUO MEZHUR) Director, SCERT, Nagaland Kohima.

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Admission Forms for the academic session 2017 is available in the office from 9:00 A.M to 1:00 P.M during school working days.

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the society with developmental activities. Aonungkum, incharge of minority wing, Dimapur division thanked party worker & appealed all to work jointly to strengthen the party and bring development in the district.

Others who spoke included Mahendra Thousen, working president, NPF minority central, along with Suresh Paira, president Minority Wing Dimapur div.

Er R Ovung vice president Dimapur div, Minority division incharge Aonungkum, Victor, Mati Thakro president of women wing I Ghaspani I A/C. The meeting was chaired by VP minority wing Dimapur division Sanjay Dey.

Applications are invited in plain paper for filling up of the following post under Housing for All scheme which is a Mission Mode Project on fixed pay basis till the project is completed. The application can be submitted to the office of the undersigned on or before 05/11/2016. The application along with all the certificates including experience certificate should be enclosed duly self attested. Those appointed under the scheme shall be posted in various Municipal Councils/Town Councils located in all the 11 districts of Nagaland. Therefore, preference shall be given to local candidate from that particular district/area. The application received after the due date shall not be entertained. Further applications which do not fulfill the required criteria will be rejected.

(1) Urban Planner/Town Planning Specialist with GIS knowledge (For State Level Technical Cell-SLTC) :- 1 No. Post Graduate in Urban Planner/Town Planning with GIS knowledge with minimum 3 years experience. Preference shall be given for 5 years experience.

(2) Municipal/Civil Engineer:- Degree. (For State Level Technical Cell-SLTC) 1 No. (B. Tech/BE in Civil Engineer with 3 years experience. Preference shall be given for 5 years experience.

(3) Municipal/Civil Engineer:- Degree. (City Level Technical Cell-CLTC): 3 Nos. (B.Tech/BE in Civil Engineering): with minimum 3 years experience. Preference shall be given for 5 years experience.

(4) MIS Specialist (Degree) (City Level Technical Cell-CLTC) : 14 Nos. Degree in computer application/BCA/B.Tech/BE in computer science with minimum 3 years experience. Preference shall be given for 5 years experience.

(5) MIS Specialist (Diploma): (City Level Technical Cell-CLTC) 6 Nos. Diploma in computer application/PGDCA with minimum 3 years experience. Preference shall be given for 5 years experience. .

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Securities and Exchange Board of India ("SEBI") has issued final Order under Sections 11(1), 11(4), 11A and 11B of the SEBI Act, 1992 against Phenix Properties Limited and its directors, who had raised money through public offer of securities. The Order could not be delivered to some of the entities at their last known address. The Order has also been made available on SEBI website (www.sebi.gov.in under Orders & Rulings>Orders That Could Not be Served).

In order to proceed further in the matter, final notice of the order passed by SEBI are being given to all the entities as mentioned hereunder : Sr. of final In the matter of Last known address of the entity Date No Name of Entity order Properties Phenix Properties G.S. Road, Lachit Nagar, Ulubari, 1 Phenix 27.04.2016 Limited Limited Guwahati-781007 Abu Naseer Phenix Properties Chengjur, Patherkandi 2 Shri 27.04.2016 Jamir Ahmed Limited Karimganj - 788724 Assam Kamdev Phenix Properties C/o Gurupada Dutta, Kahilpara 3 Shri Bhattacharjee Limited Hill Side, Guwahati - 781018 Assam 27.04.2016 Opp. SBI Phenix Properties Chumukedima, 4 Shri Moloy Dey P.O., Chumukedima, 27.04.2016 Limited Dimapur-797103 Nagaland

Sukanta Lane, Satsang Ashram 27.04.2016 Road, Silchar-788007 Assam Saurabh Lakshmi Bazar Road, Ward No. 6, 6 Shri 27.04.2016 Chakraborty Karimganj - 788710 Assam A.S. Choudhary (Advocate), Somnath Phenix Properties C/o 7 Shri Hemgiri Path, South Sarania, 27.04.2016 Gupta Limited Ulubari Guwahati - 781007 Assam Phenix Properties Banamali Road Karimganj 8 Debjyoti Das 27.04.2016 Limited Assam - 788710 Properties S/o Anil Kumar Das Roy Nagar, 9 Amar Kumar Das Phenix 27.04.2016 Limited Karimganj - 788710 Assam The entities named above may collect a copy of the Order that has been passed against them within seven days of publication of this notice in the newspaper(s) personally or through his authorized representative with authorization letter, after providing their communication address, contact details and copy of identification proof, from the following address : Securities and Exchange Board of India, Guwahati Local Office, NEDFI House, 4th Floor, G.S. Road, Dispur, Guwahati - 781006 5

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for GST which was going to be implemented by April 2017, to ensure all officers were sufficiently trained.

The inaugural function was chaired by commissioner Taxes, Asangba Chuba Ao who also gave the introduction of the training while vote of thanks was proposed by additional commissioner of Taxes, Y. Mathung Murry.

Resource persons for the first day included DC Customs (P) Division, Shillong, Dr. P. Borgohain, DCT, Nagaland, Imosong Imsong and ST, Nagaland, Zulutemsu.

Trainees from Nagaland, Manipur and Customs & Excise are participating in the training which will conclude on October 28.

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well versed about it as they do not pay taxes. Parliamentary secretary observed that north eastern state being mostly consumers, the implementation of GST would benefit the people.

Congratulating the 15 newly recruited taxes inspector through NPSC, Kronu, urged them to show good example to their colleagues through their performances. He also lauded commissioner of Taxes, Asangba Ao, IAS, for the improvements that were taking place in the department.

ADG, Nacen, K. Ashis while delivering a short speech said that the National Academy of Customs Excise and Narcotics (NACEN) was mandated to formulate training programme

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DIMAPUR: Level IV training on Goods and Services Tax (GST), organised by National Academy of Custom, Excise & Narcotic, Shillong and Department of Taxes, Government of Nagaland, got underway at Commissioner of Taxes training center, Dimapur on October 24.

According to DIPR report, parliamentary secretary of Taxes, Neiba Kronu as chief guest stated that from time immemorial tax were collected directly or indirectly to run government.

He further said that GST was now finally going to be implemented which would be the biggest tax reform in the country. He however felt that the people in the state were not

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tions that the Federal Reserve may go for a rate hike at the end of this year and also an adverse spillover effect of USD 22.4 billion possible outflow in the wake of ongoing FCNR-B redemptions.

In the meantime, country’s foreign exchange reserves declined for the secondstraight week by USD 1.506 billion to USD 366.139 billion in the week to October 14.

In worldwide trade, the American currency continued its rising trend against most major and emerging market currencies.

Pound sterling remained under selling pressure on mounting concerns that rating agency could downgrade the UK, while euro gained some ground after recent sharp plunge following release of stronger PMI readings.

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Mumbai, Oct 24 (PTI): The rupee today snapped its two-day downtrend to end higher by 4 paise to 66.85 on the back of fresh selling of the US dollar by exporters.

The rupee staged a smart rebound after overcoming early volatile movements largely impacted by the dollar’s strength against most peers.

B u t t h e g a i n s we r e capped due to month-end dollar demand from importers, mainly oil firms.

At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local unit opened on a steady note at 66.89 before drifting sideways to hit a low of 66.9225.

However, the domestic currency recovered in late afternoon deals to touch a fresh intra-day high of 66.8250 on late exporter dollar sales.

It finally settled at 66.85, revealing a gain of 4 paise, or 0.06 per cent.

The rupee has been under steady pressure in recent weeks on growing expecta-

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Name : Ms. Y Poungmei F/Name : K. Yeangshe M/Name : Ngepngam Card No : 1482989 (2014-15) R/No : 1440284 D.O.B : 15th July, 1998 School : St. John's School, Mon

I , M r. L o n g t s u o Yanthan earlier known as N. Longtsuo Yanthan shall henceforth be known as Mr. Longtsuo Yanthan (new name without initial “N”) S / o M r. N y a n p e m o Yanthan vide affidavit reg. No. 554/2016 dated, 14/10/2016.

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B enga luru, O ct 2 4 (PTI): Mahindra Electric, part of Mahindra Group, today announced the launch of its new electric car ‘e2oPlus’ priced between Rs 6.73 lakh and Rs 9.51 lakh (ex-showroom Bengaluru).

On a full charge, the Mahindra e2oPlus can travel for up to 140 km and can achieve a top-speed of 85kmph, a top company official said here. e2oPlus has four variants P2, P4, P6, and P8.

The P4 is priced at Rs 6.73 lakh, P6 at Rs 7.31 lakh and P8 at Rs 9.51 lakh (ex-showroom Bengaluru).

However, the company did not disclosed price of its P2 variant which it said is for fleet owners.

“We have now with the e2oPlus, eSupro for passenger and cargo, and the eVerito, we believe that we have covered the entry level segment for commercial and personal use,” Mahindra Electric Chief Executive Officer, Arvind Mathew said.

“Now its time to go into slightly high hierarchy.. and that’s what we are going to do,” he told reporters here.

“We have done four launches in this year, we will just keep doing this more and more, because we believe that we have to provide choice to the consumers...,” he said.

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state as well as central level and is targeted for rollout from April 1, 2017. About states disagreeing and joining the second wave of GST reform, Chidambaram said that even when UPA had implemented VAT, some had not joined initially and they had joined later, and so eventually all states will fall in line.

“Whatever, be the standard rates it will raise service tax,” he said. At the GST Council meeting last week, there was virtual consensus among states on imposing of the cess, which tax experts and industry have opposed vehemently, saying it defeats the very concept of one-nation, one-tax.

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in Tata Sons.

There were no reasons given for the change of leadership of the man who was brought in with much fanfare but it is believed that Tata Sons was unhappy with Mistry’s approach of shedding nonprofit businesses, including the conglomerate’s steel business in Europe, and concentrating only on cash cows.

“Tata Sons today announced its board has replaced Mr Cyrus P Mistry as Chairman of Tata Sons. The decision was taken at a board meeting held here today,” a Tata Sons statement said.

The board constituted a selection committee comprising Tata, TVS Group head Venu Srinivasan, Amit Chandra of Bain Capital, former diplomat Ronen Sen and Lord Kumar Bhattacharya. All of them, except Bhattacharya, are on the board of Tata Sons.

“The committee has been

Mumbai, Oct 24 (PTI): Gold prices eased further at the domestic bullion market here today on lower demand from investors and stockists as well as poor local buying interest amidst weak global cues.

While, silver, on the other hand rose owing to persistent offtake from industrial users and speculative traders.

Standard gold (99.5 purity) declined up by Rs 30 to close at Rs 29,960 per 10 grams from last Friday’s level of Rs 29,990. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also moved down by a similar margin to end at Rs 30,110 per 10 grams against Rs 30,140, previously. However, silver (.999 fineness) climbed

by Rs 290 per kg to conclude at Rs 42,930 compared to Rs 42,640 earlier. On the Global front, gold steadied in line with the dollar as uncertainty over the timing of a US interest rate hike hemmed prices into a range, with traders awaiting US data and comment from a raft of Federal Reserve officials for further direction.

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Kolkata, Oct 24 (PTI): The proposed multiple rate GST structure will be “disastrous” and nothing more than same old VAT rates in a “new shape”, former finance minister P Chidambaram said today.

“We sincerely hope that we do not misinterpret the design of standard, standard minus and plus rates of GST. We can have 20 rates. It will be disastrous and that cannot be GST, it will be fooling the country,” Chidambaram told an interactive session with IIM Calcutta students on economic reforms. “A well designed GST is expected to have standard rate, plus and minus standard rate. That latitude interpreted to me as multiple rate - zero to 100 - that’s not GST. That is simply existing VAT rates in a new shape, old wine in a new bottle,” he said.

He said he hoped better counsel would prevail which would reduce the number of rates to “three or so”.

The new Goods and Services Tax (GST) will subsume a number of indirect taxes at the

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MUMBAI, OCT 24 (AGENCIES): In a dramatic development that took the corporates and others by surprise, Cyrus Mistry was on Monday sacked as chairman of Tata Sons. He was replaced by Ratan Tata, who will be the interim chairman for four months.

The announcement came after the board of Tata Sons met here and decided to replace 48-year-old Mistry, who had taken over from Ratan Tata in 2011.

The board named a fivemember search committee, which includes Tata, to choose a successor to Mistry within four months.

Mistry was chosen as Tata’s successor in November, 2011, and was appointed Deputy Chairman of Tata Sons, whose board he had entered in 2006. He was made chairman on the basis of his representation from Shapoorji Palonji, the largest shareholder

mandated to complete the selection process in four months,” it added.

The Tata group is also engaged in a legal battle with Japan’s Docomo over the split of their telecom joint venture Tata Docomo.

In an interview with an in-house magazine, Mistry had recently stated that the group “should not be afraid of taking tough decisions for the right reasons, with compassion” amid “challenging situations” confronted by some of the group’s businesses that would require hard and bolder decisions on pruning portfolio.

This was in contrast to steps taken by Ratan Tata, who led the group into some notable acquisitions, starting from Tetley by Tata Tea for $450 million in 2000, to steelmaker Corus by Tata Steel in 2007 and the landmark Jaguar Land Rover in 2008 for $2.3 billion by Tata Motors.

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I, Shri/Smti. LOLIA SUSAN previously called as SUSAN do hereby declare as follows.

1. That in some of my documents my name has been recorded as LOLIA SUSAN and some other documents as SUSAN. 2. Henceforth I will be known as LOLIA SUSAN for all officials and references.

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I, Shri/Smti. KAISII HEPUNI previously called as HEPUNI do hereby declare as follows.

1. That in some of my documents my name has been recorded as KAISII HEPUNI and some other documents as HEPUNI. 2. Henceforth I will be known as KAISII HEPUNI for all officials and references.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-9117-18

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Notice is hereby given that Smti Roma Lama -Vrs- Manoj Chandra Gurung resident of Dimapur 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 24/11/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Roma Lama Village /Town Block No. : 04, Patta No. : 1296, Dag No. : 1508, Area : 00-01-05. North : Drainage, South : Meg Maya, East : Nukul Chetri, West : Pandu Lama.

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Venezuelan assembly declares ‘coup’ by Maduro government

A Venezuelan opposition deputy holds up a sign reading ‘Maduro dictator’. (AFP photo)

China explosion; 7 killed, 94 injured

St. MARY’S HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL LATIKA COMPLEX, DIMAPUR

CONGRATULATIONS!

St. Mary’s Hr. Sec. School’s students received 7 gold medals, 8 silver medals & 11 bronze medals in the 4th Faith in Action Taekwondo Championship 2016.

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BEIJING, OCT 24 (Agencies): At least seven people were killed and 94 others injured when a powerfulexplosion destroyed a prefabricated house and damaged nearby buildings in China on Monday.

The explosion occurred at 2 p.m. at Xinmin Town, Fugu County, in Shaanxi Province.

Initial investigation indicates that the makeshift house had been built inside a residential compound.

It remains unclear what caused the explosion, staterun Xinhua news agency reported.

The township’s hospital was among the buildings destroyed or damaged by the blast, reporters at the scene confirmed.

Dozens of firefighters and rescuers are combing the rubble for more survivors.

So far 94 people had been admitted to hospital, including four who are in intensive care.The rescue operations are continuing.

warned.

Pro-Maduro lawmakers accused the opposition itself of seeking to stage a coup.

“Don’t try to take advantage of these hard times to finish off our nation,” deputy Earle Herrera said.

Despite its harsh words, the legislature’s resolution is largely symbolic. The Supreme Court has declared the legislative majority in contempt of court for defying it by swearing in three lawmakers at the center of an electoral fraud investigation. The opposition, which says the accusations

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Through this column, we express our profound gratitude to Shri Hoto Yeptho, Director LRD Kohima, Shri Albert Ngullie, Jt. Director LRD Kohima, Smti Alemla Aier, APO, LRD Mkg, team members from 11 districts and resource persons from PSI, Dehradun for imparting training and education in our village on “Participatory Springshed Development” from 17th to 19th Oct’16. We also thank the LRD department for selecting our village as a pilot project station for Mokokchung district wherein we acknowledge this as a blessing in disguise. The whole program and training was a grand success and the council heartedly remind that at any cost we will contribute and co-operate with the department for the success of the project in the days to come.

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Those raids hit three residential buildings, a local government building, and a stadium, shortly after midnight, AFP’s correspondent in the town said.

In the morning, rescue workers were still trying to pull bodies out of the rubble.

“My sister’s house was standing right here. She and her daughter are dead, along with another family,” Abu Mohammad told AFP. “There was no military base here. All the military positions are outside the town,” the devastated man said.

Another man and a woman were killed in rocket fire in the nearby town of Kafr Awid.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL GOVT. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL DIMAPUR

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The Principal, Staff and Students Community of GHSS Dimapur highly appreciate the contribution made towards the school by the Nagaland Education Mission Society RMSA Nagaland and Mission Director in particular by providing required infrastructure for implementation of Vocational courses in the school.

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IDLIB, OCT 24 (Agencies): Sixteen civilians, including three children, were killed on Monday in heavy bombardment across rebelheldIdlib province in northwestSyria, a monitoring group said. In Khan Sheikhun, a town in the province’s south, air strikes killed seven people, including two women and a child, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

The Britain-based Observatory said the raids were carried out by either Syrian or Russian aircraft.

Another seven people, including four women and two children, were killed in raids on Kafr Takharim, further north in the province.

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND MECHU KEHOU VA DIA-U (4)

St. Mary’s Hr. Sec. School’s students of Special class received 3 gold medals , 4 silver metals & 2 bronze along with certificates in the Special Olympics 2016.

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Syrian civil defence volunteers search for victims amid the rubble of destroyed buildings in Idlib province of northwest Syria. (AFP Photo)

VA L L E T T A , O C T 2 4 (Agencies): A reconnaissance plane working for France’s defence ministry crashed in a ball of flames at Malta’s international airport on Monday, killing all five people on board, officials said.

The plane plummeted into the ground shortly after take-off, killing the five French nationals on board.

The Maltese government said in a statement that there was no indication of an explosion prior to the crash but did not rule out sabotage, saying an investigation was under way into possible causes.

The French defence ministry said the plane had been working on its behalf, carrying out “reconnaissance missions in the Mediterranean”.

Three of those who died were employees of the defence ministry, the two others worked for the company which flew the plane, the ministry said. The Maltese government, which had described those on board as working for a French “customs” operation, said the aircraft was a Fairchild Metroliner Mark III registered in the United States and leased to a Luxembourg company, CAE aviation. It took off around 7:20 am (0520 GMT). Shortly afterwards it was seen plunging nose-first towards the ground and exploding into a ball of flames.

: 29th Thenyie (October) 2016 : 11:00 khise : Kuda Northern Angami (NAPO) Ki-u Nu  Hanhie Kevor pete bu Tenyi pfhenei sephre nu ya.

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has been perpetrated in Venezuela, culminating in the decision to rob us of a recall referendum. We’re here to officially declare the regrettable and painful rupture of constitutional order,” said majority leader Julio Borges of the center-right opposition coalition, the Democratic Unity Roundtable (MUD).

On Monday, the assembly will “lay the groundwork for a session that would include a legal and political trial of the president... to determine what his role is in the interruption of constitutional order,” Borges

are trumped up, condemns the high court as a Maduro lapdog.

The court has slapped down every bill passed by the legislature since the opposition took control in January.

Lawmakers nevertheless said they were going to address the issue of Maduro’s purported dual nationality -- Colombian and Venezuelan -- in session on Tuesday. If confirmed, it would make him constitutionally ineligible to be president.

Ruling party bloc leader Hector Rodriguez said that Maduro sent a message from the Middle East: “Tell them that I send my greeting, send a hug and that I will see them at the table to have a dialogue.”

Venezuela’s crisis hit a new low Thursday when the National Electoral Council (CNE) indefinitely suspended the recall referendum process after criminal courts in five states ruled the opposition had committed fraud in an initial petition drive.

Holding a recall referendum -- a right guaranteed under Venezuela’s constitution -- was the opposition’s main strategy to get rid of the man they accuse of driving the oncebooming country to the brink of collapse.

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APPRECIATION TO – 32 ASSAM RIFLES The Management and Students' of Little Laureates Montessori School, Selouphe Dimapur has express their profound gratitude to 32 Assam Rifles and immensely appreciates for their accommodation of bus service during "Children's visit to the Missionaries of charity" as well as "Dental Check up in the Health Mela".

The management will remain ever grateful to 32 Assam Rifles at confering upon their unselfish support to this small upcoming School. The 32 Assam Rifles is doing a great job under the dynamic leadership of Col. V. S Shikawar Commandant 32 Assam Rifles. The School always look forward to the 32 Assam Rifles and stand by them.

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NEWLY ELECTED TENYIMI STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR 2016-2018

Neitho Khusoh, Covenor (Election Committee), I James Pame Co-convenor, Petevito Nakro Member, Jenpu Rongmei, Kedinlung Newmai Former President, Mese Kapfo and Vesakho Tetseo Former Speaker posing for lens with Newly Elected Office Bearers.

President : Azo Wetsah Social & Cultural Secretary : Wikhwanbou Puimi Vice-President : Gaitangliu Gonmei Games & Sports Secretary : Dito Neikha General Secretary : A Shyerhunlo Lorin Educational & Asst. General Secretary : Lankhonlu Rongmei Cultural Secretary : Kevi Vielou Finance Secretary : Khrielhoubeinuo Kaco Assembly Affairs Speaker : Nepuni Paul Kolakhe Deputy Secretary : E. Ekiehangbe Hau DP-8404

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CARACAS, OCT 24 (Agencies): Venezuela’s oppositionmajority legislature declared on Sunday that President Nicolas Maduro’s government had committed a ‘coup d’etat’, by blocking a referendum on removing him from power, vowing mass protests and international pressure.

Furious over the electoral authorities’ decision to suspend the process of organizing a recall vote, opposition lawmakers passed a resolution declaring “the breakdown of constitutional order” and “a coup d’etat committed by the Nicolas Maduro regime.”

The measure came during an emergency session on the economic and political crisis gripping the South American oil giant, which briefly descended into chaos when a group of Maduro supporters forced its way past security guards and burst into the National Assembly, causing lawmakers to halt the proceedings for 45 minutes.

The legislators then called on Venezuelans to “actively defend” the constitution, declaring they would ask the international community to “activate mechanisms” to restore democracy.

“An ongoing coup d’etat

PYONGYANG, OCT 24 (Agencies): North Korean officials lashed out on Monday at efforts in the United Nations to strengthen sanctions following the North’s latest missile launches and nuclear test in September.

The officials told an Associated Press Television crew in Pyongyang that sanctions targeting the nuclear and missile tests are “criminal documents” and accused the United States of orchestrating the condemnation.

The UN has imposed sanctions on North Korea since 2006 for its nuclear tests and rocket launches. Last week, the UN Security Council called on members to “redouble their sanction efforts.” “The sanction resolutions of the UN SC are illegal criminal documents,” Pang Kwang Hyok, vice director of the department of international organizations at the North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told the APTN crew in Pyongyang.

The North’s mission to the UN issued a similar statement that was distributed by North Korean state media on Monday.

“These resolutions determined that our nuclear tests and satellite launches pose threats to international peace and security, but then the problem is why has the UN SC never taken issue with the nuke tests,’ Pang said.

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Magnum Opus 2016 gets a colourful response

(L-R) Magnum Opus, the art and music festival, day-one highlights: Cosplayers from the Dimapur Anime Guild. Coronation Choir-Golden Crown, Theological College, Polar Lights and Avancer performing during the evening live concert at the Stone Garden, NEZCC Complex, Diphupar, Dimapur on Monday. (NP)

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he much awaited Magnum Opus 2016, the art and music festival, organized by Act of Kindness (AOK) in collaboration with NEZCC begun, Monday, at the Stone Garden, NEZCC Complex, Diphupar, Dimapur.

The day one of the festival saw artistes from various from of arts including fine arts, photography, music, poetry, dance, designing etc. coming together to perform, participate, exhibit their products and sell as well.

The highlights of the day included poetry writing contest, basic photography, dance session and the evening live concert.

Introducing for the first time in Dimapur city, Cosplay, was undoubtedly the main crowd puller of the day with almost everyone at the festival vying to take photographs and selfies with the cosplayers who were dressed to the teeth mimicking renowned anime stars, fairytales and zombie characters.

In one corner of the festival corners, the Photography

Club, Dimapur, conducted basic photography sessions which was attended by some of the young and budding photographers.

Students from various schools and colleges in and around Dimapur participated in the poetry writing contest.

Live performance contest, which was also a major attraction for day-one, saw the participation of over 20 musicians in solos, groups and bands.

Colored Keys and Toshimeren were adjudged as the best performers and they won both audio and video record deals along with a paid trip to Mumbai sponsored by the Governor of Nagaland.

The most promising artiste was bagged by Kimatsung Jamir, he received a ticket to The Voice of Mr. Big, Eric Martin’s concert on November 1 at Niathu Resort which was sponsored by LiveNow. The panel of judges for the Live Performance Contest included Imnasenla, Kevi Pucho, Atsung Jamir and Akihito.

The main event of the

day was the live concert which featured renowned Naga artistes including, the Coronation Choir from Golden Crown Theological College, Polar Lights, Avancer, Toshimoa, Saronthung Kikon and Toshimeren.

First Step Dance Academy, Chumukedima, gave the crowd a hair-raising performance with their YouTube hit video, ‘Tez Cadey-Seve’ cover dance.

Members of AOK expressed happiness at the enormous turnout saying their hard work was paid off with the positive response from the people.

Second day of the festival, October 25, which also coincides with ‘International Artistes’ Day’, will see different forms of arts including Art Demonstration, Bamboo Craft Demonstration, Music Session, Cosplay and the evening live concert.

Artistes performing in the live concert are Incipit, Mengu Suokhrie, Ambush (Diphu), Kimatsung, Moba Inggang, Chosen Generation

Crew, Imye Longkumer, Moate AOK has invited art lovPongen, Wangyat Wangsu, ers and the general public to Tuden Jamir, Zaza & Virie and come and be part of the festival.

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Dear Toluka (Geema) As you complete 19 years on this day You have been such a blessing in our life. Only few parents are lucky enough to be blessed with an amazing son like you.

You have all the good qualities to be the most wonderful son in the whole wild world!

May God bless you with all your wishes on this day!

"Keep your faith in God as you always do."

We miss your presence.

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vantage and that the festival will be held yearly. He further encouraged all the people to be good ambassadors for the success of the festival in the years to come.

The programme was chaired by Chubakokla Longkumer. Short speech was delivered by Village Council Chairman Changtongya.

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said that the festival was celebrated to bring Unity, better relationship and brotherhood among all the villages under the sub-division.

He said that the purpose of celebrating the festival is also to promote the Sub-Division as a tourist spot. As the venue is also located at National Highway 2 he said that we should take full ad-

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"Happy Birthday"

Mangkonang festival celebrated

angkonang Festiva l w a s h e l d a t Ain Hemtu Resort (Swimming Pool) Changtongya, on October 20 and 21, organized by sub-divisional department co-ordination forum Changtongya (SDDCF) with Changtongya, SDO (CIvil), Chumlamo Humtsoe, NCS, as the chief guest.

In his speech, Humtsoe,

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Real Madrid go top in La Liga

Benzema is swamped by his team-mates after scoring the opening goal on Sunday evening.

Madrid, Oct 24 (IANS): Real Madrid took the top spot in the Spanish Primera Liga with a slightly fortunate 2-1 win at home over an injury-hit Athletic Club Bilbao.

Madrid took the lead in the seventh minute on Sunday against the Basque side, who were without five first team regulars, after Karim Benzema stroked home a pass from the right.

Sabin Merino equalised for Athletic in the 27th minute after good work from Inigo Lekue and the game could have

gone either way in the second half. Alvaro Morata won the game for Madrid with a dose of fortune in the 84th minute, before Inaki Williams missed a great chance to equalise two minutes later when he failed to get enough weight behind a chip with Keylor Navas out of his ground. Atletico Madrid’s reign at the top of the table came to an end after just two weeks in Sevilla’s Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium.

A Steven N’Zonzi goal just over 15 minutes from time decided a hard-fought and tacti-

cal game in which Sevilla were the better side in the second half and moved up to second.

Atletico ended with 10 men after Koke was sent off for a slightly rigorous second yellow card and slipped to fifth in the table after Villarreal’s 2-1 win at home to Las Palmas.

It was a late show for Villarreal, who fell behind to Kevin Boateng’s fine goal on the half hour. It was not until the 61st minute that Sansone’s penalty drew them level and Cedric Bakambu won the game against Las Palmas for the home side in the 92nd minute.

Local boy Iago Ases scored twice as Celta Vigo won the Galician derby 4-1 at home to Deportivo la Coruna.

Hugo Mallo opened the scoring from a narrow angle to put Celta ahead only for Raul Albentosa to head the equaliser from a set piece.

A controversial penalty on the hour allowed Iago Aspes to put Celta back in front and with Deportivo committing men forward, Fabian Orellana and Aspes scoring further goals on the break to seal the win.

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Menuosetuo wins Kewhimia open wrestling c’ship

Kohima, Oct 24 (NPN): 17 year-old Menuosetuo Yiese of D. Khel, Kohima village emerged as the champion of 2nd Kewhimia Open Wrestling Championship for under 25 years. Standing at 6 feet and weighing 92 kgs, Menuosetuo beat his opponent Dziesengulie Yhome in the final played at D.Khel ground, Kohima village. He walked home with cash Rs.35, 000, a citation and trophy. Runner- up Dziesengulie received Rs.20, 000, while Kikrusetuo Kerestii and Seyiekhrietuo Yiese bagged the third and fourth place and received Rs.15,000 and Rs.10, 000 respectively. Best tactic award was given to Kevisalie Kire.

Gracing the program as chief guest, Kohima Village Council (KVC) chairman Medoselhou Keretsii lauded parliamentary secretary for Youth Resource and Sports, State Lotteries and chairman DPDB Khriehu Liezietsu for initiating and generously funding the championship. He also urged the players to be content with what they have being blessed

and not to depend on artificial substances like dope and performance enhancement drugs which will not only spoil the player’s career but also damage the whole personality.

Earlier, the program was chaired by Ketholhoutuo Belho, convener organizing committee, pastor Khriesakuo Keretsii invoked God’s blessing and a special number was presented

by Keneisedenuo Zatsu.

Kohima Village Youth Organization (KVYO) Medozhatuo Rutsa, who graced the closing function as the guest of honour, urged the players to be sincere and dedicated in their practices. It may be mentioned that the championship was initiated and funded by parliamentary secretary Khriehu Liezietsu and supported by KVYO and organized by Kewhimia Entertainment Team (KET).

Meanwhile, KET has announced that the players who reached pre-quarter-finals will be sponsored to take part in the 3E Wrestling Mania tournament scheduled from October 27 to 29.

XXIV Loyem Memorial C’ship

United Robust Club, Ngangpong FC register wins Correspondent T U E N S A N G, O C T 2 4 (NPN): United Robust Club and Ngangpong FC won their respective matches in the ongoing 24th edition of the Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2016, organized by the Confederation of Chang Students Union (CCSU), here at public ground Tuensang on Monday.

In the first match United Robust Club beat Seattle FC by 3-0. The goals were scored

by Shinyu (10), Nukshi (9) and Chollen (4) in the 20th, 45th and 78th minutes respectively.

In the second match, Ngangpong FC defeated Tenyimi XI FC by 3-1. Goals for Ngangpong FC were scored

by Benjamin (8), Bashang (11) and Hanglen (10). The lone goal for Tenyimi XI FC was

Match between FC and United Robust Club at public ground Tuensang on Monday. (NP)

scored by Railu (3) in the 20th Today’s matches minutes. Hori (3) of Ngang1st match: Frontier FC pong FC was cautioned with vs Vetao Ayie FC a yellow card for unsporting 2nd match: DEF Tuenbehavior. sang vs Sangzi FC.

CMS condemns murder of Lt. Tekajang Jamir

SOVIMA T20 GOLD CUP Day 10 Match report

1st Semi Final BMS: 124/6 wickets in 20 overs Super Slammers: 129/4 in 19.2 overs Result: Super Slammers won the match by 6 wickets Man of the match: Bikash Chertri of Super Slammers Today’s match 2nd semi final: 2:45 pm Sovima CC vs Brotherhood

LT. TEKAJANG JAMIR President cum Missionary Christ Missionary Society

All the members of Christ Missionary Society (CMS) mourn deeply over the assassination of our leader. Lt. Tekajang Jamir, who was brutally murdered on 11th September 2016 at Longphayimsen Village jurisdiction.

CMS has strongly condemned such criminal activities which was beyond human tolerance. It further urged the state law enforcing agency to award befitting punishment to the culprit as per law.

CMS also conveys its condolence and deepest sympathy to the bereaved family members.

May the departed soul rest in Peace.

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All the members of Christ Missionary Society

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Acknowledgement

Born: 27-12-1944 Died: 14-10-2016 You are strong and passionate father, may your soul rest in peace Through this column, we express our profound gratitude to all those individuals, organizations and churches who stood by us and supported us physically, financially and materially during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved dad Lt. David Patton on 14th Oct. 2016.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Dr. M.Mozhui M H Hospital and staff.

2. Padum Pokhuri Dimapur 3. Old Riphyim Dimapur 4. Yamhon Dimapur 5. Likya Youth and Colony Wokha Town 6. Wokha Town Baptist Church 7. Shri. Y.Patton and Family 8. Old Riphyim Union Wokha Town 9. Patton Ekhüng Wokha Town.

10. Old Riphyim Baptist Church 11. Old Yamhon Wokha Town 12. Old Yamhon Yanpoe Yanpyia Eyei Eloe Okho.

13. Pensioner Wokha District Association.

14. Wokha District Pharmasist.

15. Northfield Staff We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individual personally but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, children and grandchildren.

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LT. VIPUZO MEDOZE

It’s been a year since you left us for eternal rest in the home of our heavenly Father. As we remember you on this day, the 25th October 2016 we cherish your good deeds and sacrifice for us.

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Born: 24-08-1974 Died: 25-10-2015

1st Death Anniversary OF OUR MOST BELOVED

MENUZOL MARCUS RHUTSO DP-8403

Special children and normal children enthusiastically taking part Unified Bocce Match during the Zunheboto District Games for Disabled 2016 on October 22 at Local Ground Zunheboto. Kohima District Games for Disabled will be a Badminton Stadium Kohima on October 26 followed by Wokha on October 28.

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 Lt. Kielie-ü Kiewhuo on 17th Oct. 2016.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Baptist Church, Chiephobozou 2. All other Churches at Chiephobozou 3. Koinonia Church Kohima 4. Students and Staff, Nerhema Govt. High School.

5. ADC Chiephobozou 6. Mr. Visasolie Lhoungu (Nagaland BJP President) 7. Metha Clan Chiechama 8. Nerhema Krotho Kohima 9. Doctors and Staffs, NHAK 10. Neighbours, friends and all 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.

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5 MAY 1996 – 25 OCTOBER 2015 “My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.” Psalm 73:26

We the bereaved family members express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all those who stood by us at the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. Laheli Yeptho on 23rd October 2016.

We are greatly indebted to: 1. Shri. N. Jacob Zhimomi, Parliamentary Secretary, Irrigation & Flood Control, Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Hakhizhe Ghami Baptist Akukuhou 3. Women Department Hakhizhe 4. Youth Department Hakhizhe 5. Women Department Niuland Town 6. Sumi Students’ Union Niuland Town 7. Hakhizhe Ghami Tughalami 8. Khetoi Ghami Dimapur 9. Yeveto Ghami.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually for all your loving support rendered physically, morally and financially, but it is our reverent and unceasing prayer that our Lord God Almighty blesses you all abundantly.

Your kind expression of sympathy and amity will always remain in our memories.

Loving family members DP-8413

We the family members express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood by and supported us physically, financially and through prayer at the sudden demise of Lt. Mr. Pangtok Phom (L/Naik No. 34331 3rd NAP Bn. Tuensang) on 19-10-2016.

We express our special thanks to:1. Shri. S.Pangnyu Phom MLA 50 A/C Longleng & his family 2. Shri. Sunil Jain Dimapur 3. Doctor and Nurses of Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK) 4. Kohima Phom Baptist Church 5. Commandant 3rd NAP BN Tuensang and DEF Longleng 6. D.C Longleng 7. Yachem Union Kohima 8. Yaongyimchen Union Kohima 9. Yaongyimchen Staff Union Longleng Though we are unable to thank each of you personally but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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A YEAR AGO, 25TH OCTOBER 2015 WE LOST OUR MOST BELOVED SON AND BROTHER, MENUZOL MARCUS RHUTSO, AN ENGINEERING STUDENT OF DON BOSCO AZAHRA “Our hearts sank at his departure; we looked for him but did not find him. We called him but he did not answer”. (Song of Solomon 5:6) But God said, “Turn to me and be saved, all you from the ends of earth, for I am God and there is no other”. (Isaiah 45:22) Looking at your smiling photo still evokes deep sadness and spring of tears in us. Your Home going has created a big vacuum in us. Had we known that you’d fly away, we’d, had never let you leave us on that day. Even though we miss you everyday, we know you’re in a better place now. Dearest Menuzol, you will always be the closest to our hearts. We still and always will cherish your smiles, laughter and all those beautiful memories.

May the Lord always keep your lamp burning! As you considered Mother Mary to be your true mother, may she watch over you until we meet again. Do intercede for us to be with you in heaven one day.

“OUR MEMORIES OF OUR TOGETHER WAS SHORT BUT WILL BE FOREVER BEAUTIFUL” “YOU WILL ALWAYS BE OUR PRIDE AND OUR JOY” WE MISS YOU EVERYDAY, FAMILY MEMBERS. K-3907

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Blasters nick victory over FC Goa

Players of Kerala Blasters FC ( Yellow Jersey) and FC Goa in action during the match of the Indian Super League ( ISL) 2016 in Fatorda, Goa on Monday. (PTI) F a t o rda , O c t 2 4 (Agencies): Kerala Blasters earned an impressive 2-1 come-from-behind win over FC Goa at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Fatorda, here on Monday.

Haitian forward Kervens Belfort capped a wonderful performance with the winner in the 84th minute to send the Blasters third in the table.

The match seemed destined for a draw until Belfort, after collecting the ball on the left from defender Josu Cur-

rais, dribbled past Raju Gaikwad to beat goalie Subhasish Roy at the near post.

The loss means that Goa remains rooted to the bottom with four points from six games.

Earlier, manager Zico named an unchanged side from the one which beat Mumbai City FC away.

For Blasters, Steve Coppell brought in forward Belfort in place of Duckens Nazon from the side which drew with FC Pune City – in hind-

sight an inspiring switch.

The visitor shaded the initial exchanges. Most attacks were launched from the left flank where Currais and Belfort did the bulk of the work. In the tenth minute the latter threatened to open the scoring, beating three men but shot straight at Subhasish.

On the eve of the match, Zico had said that Spanish midfielder Joffre was overburdened with the responsibility of being the lone creative spark in the absence of last

3rd Chekiye memorial football cum volleyball tourney begins

Players during the inaugural programme of HASSA 3rd Chekiye memorial football trophy cum volleyball tournament on Monday. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, Oct 24 (NPN): Highway Area Sumi Sports Association (HASSA) 3rd Chekiye memorial football trophy cum volleyball tournament kicked off Monday, at Kushiabill village ground under the theme “Recalibration”.

The final matches would be played on November 1.

At the inaugural programme, Eralibill village GB Akashe Zhimo, encouraged the players to be disciplined in the field and be an example to other.

He encouraged the players to be consistent and to be patient saying that “Many famed sportsperson are ini-

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tially a product of small events in their respective fields before they became global images” He also asked the players to maintain sportsmanship spirit throughout the tournament.

Meanwhile, Chekiye village head GB, Hokupu Zhimomi, as chief patron impressed upon the players to foster unity and friendship through sports.

Altogether, 14 teams are participating in the football and volleyball tournament.

In the first match of the tournament, Chekiye beat Padampukhri 4-0. The goals were scored by Tovika, Nito, Sangti and Aloka n the 17th, 19th, 48th and 59th minutes

respectively.

Mishikito and Bamunpukhuri played out a 2-2 draw in the second match. Bamunpukhuri scored the first goal in 24th minute through Katoshe.

Both the goals for Mishikoto were scored by Khekuto Shohe in the 41st and 55th minute. The equaliser for Bamunpukhuri came in 58th minute through Nicodine.

Today’s match First match: Toluvi vs Diphupar 2nd match: Kushiabill vs Ikishe 3rd match: Sughuna vs Mishikito 4th match: Thilixu vs Eralibill.

season’s stand-out player Brazilian Leo Moura. The Blasters creditably managed to keep him relatively quiet in the first half.

But what Goa lacked through the middle, came from the flanks when Brazilian Richarlyson crossed from the left for countryman Julio Cesar to head in the opener in the 24th minute.

For a side which had been quite wasteful in front of the goal in the previous matches, scoring from the lone chance of the half would have brought relief.

Zico, like he had done in the win over Mumbai, sought to reinforce his side defensively to protect the lead and brought on marquee player Lucio in place of Joffre for the second half. But it didn’t have the intended effect as the Blasters equalised straight from the kick off.

Mohammed Rafique was sent through on the right wing and he whipped in fine low cross for Mohammed Rafi to tap in at the far post. It seemed the just reward for the side which had shown more attacking verve.

Zico, attempting to chase the game, brought on wingers Mandar Dessai and Romeo Fernandes. But Goa was lucky not to fall behind immediately.

First Michael Chopra fired straight at Subhasish from a one-on-one situation and then defender Gregory Arnolin’s attempted clearance stuck his own post. However, the Blasters were not to be denied the third time.

22nd Classic Cup from Nov 10

Kohima, Oct 24 (NPN): The 22nd Classic Cup 2016 organized by the Classic Club, Kohima will be held from November 10-30 at local ground Kohima under the theme, “Dream Courage to Achieve”.

The tournament will carry a cash prize of Rs. 1,50,000 for the champions, Rs. 80,000 for the runner-up team and Rs. 2,00,000 for individual prizes.

Organizers of the tournament have informed all interested teams to submit their entry fee along with players list in the prescribed form on or before November 4. Bye-laws of the tournament are available at M/s Kohima Sports World, Opposite Banl of Baroda and M/s Vaude Villa Hardware Dzüvürü, Kohima opposite Belho Gas Service, Kohima.

Meanwhile, president Classic Club, K. Neibou Sekhose has informed that there will be a meeting on October 26 at 5:30 pm at 2K Hotel, Kohima. All members of Classic Club have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Match in action between Fusion SC (yellow) and Shitiong SA (red) on Monday. (NP) D i m a pur , O c t 2 4 teams failed to score a goal in half of the match that the one (NPN): After the suspension the stipulated time of 90 min- and only goal was scored. order of the MDFA Trophy utes. And even after playing The goal was scored by Chu2016 was lifted on Saturday the full extra time, the match baangnen (8) in the 58th by the district administra- ended in a goalless draw. Thus minute.

DIMAPUR, OCT 24 (NPN): tion, the two stalled semi the match went for a decider Meanwhile, elaborate Western Sumi Sports As- final matches were played through a tie breaker where arrangements for the finals of sociation (WSSA) will be Monday. The final match DYA won 3-1 against SSS. the MDFA Trophy 2016 have organizing the 18th Zhuikhu of MDFA Trophy 2016 will In the second match, been made. The final match memorial trophy (ZMT) from be played between Dilong Fusion SC piped Shitilong will have a brief closing proDecember 7-14 at Kiyeto vil- Youth Association (DYA) SA through a solitary goal gram where Bendanglila, lage under Aqahuto area. to help them sail through to Additional Deputy Commisand Fusion SC on Tuesday.

In this regard, WSSA In the first semi-final the finals. However, the first sioner (Hq) Mokokchung has asked all its unit presidents match played between Di- half of the game remained will be the chief guest. The and general secretaries to at- long Youth Association beat goalless with both sides mak- chief guest will also give away tend meeting on November 5 Sports Society Soyim (SSS) ing failed attempts for a goal. the prizes to the winners. The at 9 am at Kiyeto village. via tie breaker as both the It was only after the second match will start at 1:00pm.

ZMT tournament from December 7

Ronaldo, Bale on Ballon d’Or shortlist

PARIS, Oct 24 (Agencies): Three-time world player of the year Cristiano Ronaldo will have to take on Real Madrid teammate Gareth Bale for the Ballon d’Or. Both were on the 2016 shortlist announced Monday which also featured Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero, Borussia Dortmund’s Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Juventus veteran goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon.

Ballon d’Or sponsors France Football magazine are releasing the names of the 30 shortlisted players in batches of five over the course of Monday. Argentine superstar Lio-

nel Messi was expected to be added later.

Ronaldo, who won the award in 2008 and 2013-14, set himself up for a fourth Ballon d’Or when captaining Portugal to Euro 2016 glory and inspiring Real Madrid to an 11th Champions League triumph.

Another player to make the list is Atletico Madrid’s Antoine Griezmann, one of the stars for hosts and beaten finalists France at Euro 2016.

The winner will be will be determined by a vote of journalists - players (national team captains) and managers will no longer have a say after the ending of a five-year deal between France football and FIFA.

Guwahati confirmed as U-17 World Cup venue

Gu wa h at i , O c t 2 4 (IANS): A FIFA delegation confirmed on Monday that the city will be one of the venues for the U-17 World Cup football tournament to be held next year.

The FIFA delegation visited the venue and had a comprehensive look at the stadium and the training facilities before announcing the confirmation along with members of the Local Organising Committee (LOC).

Guwahati is the fifth venue to be ratified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup India

DYA, Fusion SC enter MDFA Trophy final

2017. Kochi, Navi Mumbai, Goa and New Delhi are the other venues to receive FIFA’s approval.

The 23-member FIFA delegation will travel to Kolkata on Tuesday to visit the last venue of their inspection trip and assess the situation in the capital of West Bengal.

The delegates from world football’s governing body were satisfied with the conditions here, both on the pitch as well as in the training facilities of IGAI training ground, Nehru Stadium, LNIPE Ground and SAI Regional Centre.

Del Potro claims Stockholm title

Stockholm, Oct 24 (Agencies): Juan Martin del Potro has claimed his first ATP title for almost three years after defeating Jack Sock 7-5 6-1 in Stockholm.

Del Potro, who triumphed in the US Open back in 2009, has enjoyed a very welcome renaissance this year, after a series of wrist injuries that pushed him to the brink of retirement.

Having claimed a silver medal at the Rio Olympics and helped Argentina to the Davis Cup final, Del Potro now found himself in a first Tour final since he won in Sydney in January 2014.

And the World No 63 needed just under an hour and 20 minutes to defeat his American opponent, securing the crucial break in the 11th game of the opening set.

Having served that out, Del Potro took complete control, breaking three times on the second set as he showed off the type of play which once took him to fourth in the world.

The Argentine claimed his first ATP title for almost three years following wrist injuries.

Del Potro played just six tournaments across 2014 and 2015 combined due to his injury problems but has played a fuller schedule this year and remains in top form ahead of the Davis Cup final against Croatia next month.

“I’ve been trying to fix my problems for the past two years,” said Del Potro. “And I didn’t expect to win a title at this moment in my career. I am so happy to get the trophy here, it’s motivation for the future.”

Handball coaching cum selection Dimapur, Oct 24 (NPN): The Nagaland Handball Association will be conducting a handball coaching camp cum selection trail at Riizhiikhrie Government Higher Secondary School ground, Kohima from October 26 from 3:30 PM daily. The selected players will participate in the Junior National Handball Championship to b held at Patna, Bihar in November and also East Zone Championship at Kolkata, West Bengal in December. For details, contact 9436402055.

Chang Union Kohima sports day

Dimapur, Oct 24 (NPN): The Chang Union Kohima sports day will be held on October 29 at Indra Gandhi Stadium Hockey Ground, Kohima with the theme “Unity through Sports”. Various events like football, tug of war for men and penalty shootout and through ball for women and special games for children will be played. The union has, therefore, informed all the bonafide members to attend the programme compulsorily and reach the venue at 10 AM. Printed, Published and Edited by Geoffrey Yaden at G.M. Printers, Circular Rd. Dimapur-797112. Ph: Desk 248489, Fax: 225366, e-mail-npdesk@gmail.com, nagapost@rediffmail.com. Adm.& Advertisement :248267 Fax: 248500 e-mail-npostadvt@yahoo.com Kohima: 2290567, R.N. 40978/90 RN/NE 707 K Y M C

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