October 27, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 320

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connect: State govt Rally at Wokha town against Oct 23 firing British-Naga for tie-up with UK on edn, music

Correspondent

WOKHA, OCT 26 (NPN): Thousands of people from all walks of life on Wednesday converged at Wokha town’s main traffic point to express solidarity with Lotha Hoho (LH) and frontal organizations call for ‘Peace Rally against Violation of Ceasefire Ground Rules by 28 Assam Rifles (AR) Wokha’ against the October 23 incident near Okotso.

One GPRN/NSCN cadre was killed while another sustained injury during an operation carried out by 28 Assam Rifles.

The rally participants were holding banners and placards emblazoned with the words-- ‘28 AR – Murderer of Human Rights’, ‘28 AR– The Enemy of the Hills People’, ‘28 AR – Leave us Alone in Peace’, ‘28 AR – Do not Lie’, ‘AR – Live Up To your Motto’, ‘War is Psychotic; Peace is Patriotic’, ‘We want Peace and Harmony’, ‘Give Peace a Chance, not War’, ‘Let Peace Prevail in Nagaland’, ‘Stop Killing’, ‘Book the Culprits’, ‘Respect Ceasefire Ground Rules’, and ‘Avoid Bloodshed’ even as more and more people

A layman’s view : Cabinet’s decision on Municipal Act Staff Reporter

D IMA P U R , O C T 2 6 (NPN): Citing various ‘about-turns’ of the T.R. Zeliang-led DAN all-party government which has caused much confusion and divisions within society in Nagaland, Chito Nyuso, who is also the secretary administration of the Naga Hoho, has demanded that chief minister T.R. Zeliang and his cabinet explain to Nagas as to why they chose to ignore the September 22, 2012 resolution of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) and why they took the decision to hold civic polls with 33% women reservation by disrespecting tribal hohos and contradicting the house resolution and surrendering the case in the Supreme Court?

With voices growing over the contentious issue of women reservation and the Municipal Act 2001 visà-vis Article 371 (A) etc. the writer of the article ‘Adulterated Cabinet decision on Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001 Chitho Nyusou, on Wednesday spoke to Nagaland Post and raised pertinent issues.

He pointed out that the state cabinet’s decision on August 10, 2016 was totally

Rallyists march towards DC’s office holding banners and placards on Wednesday. (NP)

gathered by the hour and shop owners downed shutters and vehicles kept off the road as a mark of solidarity during the duration of the rally programme.

After the rally which passed off peacefully, Lotha Hoho submitted a memorandum to Nagaland governor through ADC Wokha, seeking his intervention for delivery of justice by setting

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said “the Lotha Hoho and its frontal organizations are seized of the issue of the disruption of peaceful atmosphere of Wokha district by the 28 AR wokha by going more than 40 kilometres from its post and attacking the party of NSCN (U) at Pvürhikyo near Chubi river, under Okotso village of Wokha district on the October 23, 2016.”

(2nd from R) Alan Gemmell along with Zeliang and others.

Correspondent

KOHIMA/DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) media cell on Wednesday said that the Nagaland government has taken up initiative on the possibility of tying up with the government of UK in the fields of education, language development, music, culture and tourism.

According to media cell, state chief minister, TR Zeliang, took up the issue with Alan Gemmell, OBE, director of British Council (BC) in India, when the latter called him at his residence on Wednesday.

Gemmell revealed that the BC has been sponsoring more than 200 scholarships every year from all over the country to pursue higher

studies in the Universities in the UK but not many were from the Northeastern region.

In this regard, Gemmell wanted students from the region to avail the scholarships, media cell said. BC has also proposed training on teachers to impart further training to other teachers. The Council which is involved in teacher development programme in 13 states in India was also interested in tying up with the government of Nagaland, media cell said.

Further, CMO media cell said that Gemmell has also confirmed his availability to grace the 3rd day of the Hornbill Festival this year as chief guest.

In response, media cell said Zeliang suggested more

awareness about the scholarship scheme among the student community of the region. He also suggested incorporation of skill development in the curricula of schools so that by the time student matriculate they would have some selected skills to rely on to earn their livelihoods, media cell said.

Zeliang also assured to the visiting delegates that he would find out ways and means with the NEC to sponsor such programme in the State, while expressing his desire take up Human Capital Development. Further, Zeliang proposed setting up Music Academy in the State where local youth could be trained.

Others present during the meeting includes-parliamentary secretary of Youth Resource & Sports, Lotteries, Khriehu Liezietsu, officials from the British Council and state.

Role in Hornbill Fest

In tune with the “2017 UK-India Year of Culture” announced by Prime Minister of India and UK, the British Council (BC) is expected to play bigger role in the Hornbill Festival 2017.

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Acharya appeals citizens to NMA appeals security observe National Unity Day forces to adhere to CFGR Maneka writes to DoNER min on dog meat trade DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya, has appealed to all the NGOs, youth organisations, higher education institutions and colleges to observe Rashtriya Ekta Saptah (National Unity Day) from October 31 to November 6.

To mark the event, the governor has suggested organising activities like pledge-taking ceremony to unity runs, march past, plays, slogan writing contests, felicitation of freedom fighters and recording of their stories, etc.

Rashtriya Ekta Diwas was introduced by the Government of India and inaugurated by Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modiji in 2014.

According to a Raj Bhavan statement, Acharya said the aim of observing National Unity Day was to pay tribute to Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India, who was instrumental in strengthening India.

He said this occasion would provide an opportunity to reaffirm the inherent strength and resilience of the nation to withstand the actual and potential threats to the unity, integrity and security of the country. This year, a nationwide campaign on the theme “Nation Salutes Sardar Vallabhai Patel on Rashtriya Ekta Saptah” would be held from the date of his Birth Anniversary on October 31 to November 6 to honour the memory of Sardar Patel by conducting programmes and events reflecting his efforts in unifying the country.

Further, governor said on the occasion “we remember our great freedom fighter, Rani Ma Gaidinliu and her soldiers.” “I value very much the contributions of Naga leaders who fought the British for freedom from the slavery. Today we remember our soldiers who sacrificed their life for independence movement of our country,” Acharya said.

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) on Wednesday said it was appalled by the October 23 action of the 28 Assam Rifles, killing a cadre of GPRN/NSCN and causing injury to another, at Okotso village under Wokha district.

In this regard, NMA in a press note has appealed to the security forces to maintain peace and adhere to the Cease-Fire Ground Rules (CFGR) in future. NMA has also appealed to the government of India to set up an Inquiry Commission to see the lapses and also award befitting punishment as per law.

NMA said, with the cease-fire in place between government of India and the group, all should maintain utmost restraint in order to pave way for smooth talks and for early settlement of conflict.

It also expressed dismay that security personnel under the patronage of AFSPA, have time and again used excessive force, causing loss of human lives, injuries, mistrust and fear not only to the group but to the common people as well.

NMA further extended solidarity to the Lotha Hoho and prayed for normalcy to return in the area at the earliest. The association also conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured.

NEW DELHI, OCT 26 (PTI): Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi has written to DoNER Minister Jitendra Singh, requesting him to end illegal trade and consumption of dog meat in the north-east region and also sought the intervention of NIA in tracing traders indulging in drugs and arms trafficking.

The letter cites Food Safety and Stan-

dards Regulation, 2011 which doesn’t allow dogs, cats and other animals to be slaughtered for food. The letter adds that dog meat consumption, therefore, is “illegal” and “cruel”.

“I am writing to request you to please look into the blatantly illegal dog meat trade in Nagaland and Mizoram,” starts the letter which was written earlier this month.

CM, others condole demise of Hukato Naga

DimaPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Several organizations led by Nagaland chief minister has condoled the sudden demise of Hukato Naga, proprietor & CMD of HN Company.

In a condolence message to late Hukato’s wife, (Cont’d on p-7) Deepika H. Naga, Zeliang expressed shocked to learn of the demise of Hukato Naga in London Tuesday evening. He noted that late Hukato, was one of the most prominent businessmen and entrepreneurs among the Nagas who struggled hard to become successful at a crucial period.

A committed social worker, who rose from a modest family, Zeliang said Hukato was brave-hearted and had a vision of making big in life. “A self-made businessman, his was a “In addition to tribal hohos, rags-to-riches story which NGOs, civil society; we are has inspired many young now expected to consult entrepreneurs of the State whatsapp groups also.” making his name almost a

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up an enquiry commission for detailed verification of the incident, to identify the culprits for a befitting action, and for the Ceasefire Monitoring Group to ensure that cadres of NPG factions do not stray from their designated camps so that they do not provoke and do not disrupt the prevailing peaceful atmosphere.”

The memorandum

The memorandum added that it was “ascertained through various sources and local witnesses that there was no spot provocation by the NSCN-U, as indicated by the food-filled mouth of the deceased NSCN-U cadre, testifying that the assaulted were totally caught unaware.”

LH told the governor that since “NSCN-U was presently under ceasefire with GOI and the peaceful atmosphere of Wokha district had been destroyed by the unprovoked atrocity of 28 AR”.

The peace rally was addressed by LH chairman Mhao Humtsoe, LH vice chairman Mhonlumo Odyuo, Lotha Eloe Hoho president Mhonchumi Humtsoe, Lotha Students’ Union president Amos Odyuo, Lotha Youth Hoho president Nchumbemo Ezung, ex-LH chairman Renchio Yanthan, WDCCI president Renponthung Ezung, Er (Rtd.) Likhomo Ovung, PA to DC (Rtd.) Myingthungo Khuvung, and Pangti Village Council chairman Chenithung Shitiri on behalf of affected area.

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household name,” he said.

Often amazed by Hukato’s business ventures in taking too much risk, Zeliang recalled that Hukato would comment that life itself was a risk. Describing him as a jovial and warm hearted person with deep sense of trust and loyalty, Zeliang said late Hukato would never fail to make those around him laugh and enjoy his company. He said their association over the decades had turned into a close family relation and also by way of having frequent gettogether with family on various social occasions.

Zeliang said Hukato, as a religious person, made it a point to advise the younger generation to seek the blessing of the Almighty. He was a person who dearly cared for the overall transformation of the society and would often express concern for development of our state whenever we met, Zeliang

said. In his death Nagas have lost one of the finest personalities in the business profession, the chief minister added. Zeliang, joined by his wife and family members, conveyed heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Deepika and the children and prayed to the Almighty to grant them solace and comfort at this hour of sorrow and for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

AAUD: Aghunato Areami Union Dimapur (AAUD) said they are saddened by the sudden and untimely demise of their esteemed member Hukato Naga at Nottingham, London on October 25. In a condolence message, AAUD president Ahovi Zhimo and general secretary Hukiye Yepthomi said Hukato was a righteous and compassionate man, and a pioneer to their community.

AAUD said late Hukato was popularly known

as one of the first entrepreneur of Nagaland, a self -made man and a father figure to many. They said late Hukato’s vision to uplift the society, to work towards a common goal, would never go in vain.

“His invaluable contribution towards the development of Aghunato Areami Union Dimapur is a renaissance which can never be forgotten,” the union added.

Stating that Hukato was in a better place, the union said they will always cherish his memories with gratitude and prayed that his soul rest in peace.

N G RC - I C U : N a galand Government Registered Class-I Contractors Union (NGRC-I CU) president, Seyiekuolie in a condolence message expressed sadness on hearing about the passing away of its executive member, Hukato Naga at London.

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BS&G gears up for its golden jubilee

(L-R): BS & Guide State visiting team with the Mkg BS & G Association. DC Phek with the officials of state Hq. of Bharat Scouts & Guides. (DPRO, Phek). Ex-MP & state chief commissioner BS&G Khyomo Lotha speaking with the officials of Wokha Dist. BS&G. MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 25 (NPN): The Bharat Scouts & Guides (BS & G) state central team visited and interacted with the members of the Mokokchung district BS & G Association, Wednesday, at the district youth resource office. The tour team was led by ex-MP and state chief commissioner, Nagaland state BS & G, Khyomo Lotha.

While interacting with the Mokokchung member leaders of Bharat Scouts & Guides, Khyomo Lotha stated that main purpose of the tour programme was to highlight the upcoming golden jubilee of Nagaland state BS & G, to be celebrated in April 2017 at Nagaland Bharat Scouts & Guides Training Centre, Nehrima. At the same time, the state chief commissioner congratulated Mokokchunng district for being the first to complete the Mokokchung district BS & G house at the Nagaland

Bharat Scouts & Guides Training Centre, Nehrima.

He also said that Mokokchung had the largest number of BS & G registered schools in the state. Khyomo Lotha was optimistic that Mokokchung district would play an exemplary role in the run up to the golden jubilee celebration. Highlighting the golden jubilee celebration intinerary, state organising commissioner (Scouts) cum officiating state secretary, NSBSG, John Tochimong said that out of the four-day programme, two complete days would be for celebratory activities. He said the concern committee was planning to make the event more in a celebratory spirit than competitions. John Tochimong called Mokokchung district to be ready to expose their social activities through photo galleries, presentation of cultural and folk songs, handicrafts and explore indigenous games of the district.

While taking a brief moment to share, Rover scout leader and AQM, NSBSG, Kekhrieselhou Theunuo stated that Mokokchung district Bharat Scouts & Guides Association (67 years) was the first to be formed in the state, even prior to the formation of the Nagaland State Bharat Scouts & Guides. It was therefore, he said, expected that Mokokchung district would be a “role model” for others. The interactive session was chaired by Lipokmar. The tour team which also consisted of Rover scout leader and district organising commissioner (Scouts), Kohima district, Khriesanyu Pienyu, had visited Wokha prior to Mokokchung and would visit Longleng and Zunheboto. (Correspondent) KOHIMA: In commemoration of its 50 years of existence, the Nagaland State Bharat Scouts & Guides golden jubilee organizing committee has

BAS urges govt to take up road repair

Section of the road lying unattended.

DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the horrible road condition from Namsa to Mon, the lifeline of the Konyak tribe of Nagaland, the Bharatiya Adarsh Samchar (BAS) has urged that

the issue be taken up as the earliest.

In a letter to governor, R&B minister and development commissioner, the BAS president M. Hejei Walem and vice president,

L. Panglei Nyemlem stated that the road has not been attended to since its condition was last publicized on October 24, 2015 Nagaland Post.

BAS stated that the general public has urged the 9 MLAs to come out and execute the work at the earliest. It stated that funds come from central government for development of backward area but “misused by 9 MLAs”.

In this regard, BAS stated that the general public wants the fund provided by central to develop the road condition. In the eventuality of not taking steps to bring out the work at the earliest, it stated that general public would hold the 9 MLAs accountable.

released the itinerary of the jubilee from October 2016 to April 2017.

During a meeting held on September 15 under the chairmanship of NBS&G president, Khriehu Liezietsu, the house deliberated upon several agendas. The itinerary include construction of jubilee building SHQ in the month of October, jubilee tour to 11 districts during October- November 2016, tour to New Delhi & Panchmari (MP) and National Jamboree, International Youth Meet at Arapuri (Haryana) in December 2016-January 2017. State level seminar on importance of Scouts & Guides, SHQ would also be conducted in the month of February 2017 followed by inauguration of jubilee building in the month of March 2017.

According to a press release issued by secretary, golden jubilee organizing committee, K. Neibou Sekhose, the celebration would culminate

with a grand finale in the month of April 2017 at State Training Centre (STC) Nerhema where 1200 Scouts and Guides from all the 11 districts and national headquarters New Delhi were expected to participate.

PHEK: The state hq. of Bharat Scouts & Guides had a meeting with the district officials of Scouts & Guides on October 22 in the official residence of DC, Phek.

According to DIPR report, the meeting re-affirmed the district president and the district commissioner of guide and district treasurer were also inducted.

A detailed discussion was made on the grand finale of golden jubilee of the Nagaland State Bharat Scouts and Guides which has been scheduled for April 2017.

DC Phek, Muroho Chotso has expressed heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the official team for their concern and all necessary help to Phek district.

CWSK meeting with F&CS Kiphire DIMAPUR: Citizen Welfare Society Kiphire (CWSK) has informed that the Food & Civil Supplies (F&CS) department, Kiphire would be recovering 2075 bags of BPL and AAY rice to the beneficiaries since “other items like Sugar, APL were not received as mentioned in the UC”.

According to CWSK media cell, a representation was submitted to the assistant director F&CS Kiphire, pointing out the anomalies in the Public Distribution System (PDS) during the joint co-ordination meeting between CWSK and F&CS Kiphire along with 11 ward union

chairmen on October 4, 2016 at DC conference hall, Kiphire. Several issues pertaining to PDS was discussed and after a thorough deliberation it was decided that the F&CS Kiphire would recover the 2057 bags. F&CS also assured to deliver the PDS items judiciously in the district, CWSK said.

As a result, they said AAY and BPL was issued to beneficiaries on October 6 and 24 in the presence of CWSK members at Kiphire. While lauding the department, CWSK also cautioned that it would remain vigilant to ensure proper implementation of PDS in Kiphire.

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news in brief CSU emergency meeting: Chakhesang Students’ Union has convened an emergency official meeting on October 27 at 4 p.m in the residence of its general secretary, Kitsubozou Kohima.

All the officials have been requested to attend the meeting.

LYO cleanliness drive: Lhisemia Youth Organisation (LYO) with the objective of beautifying Kohima town for the upcoming Christmas season would conduct cleanliness drive on October 29, commencing from Kohima village gate (North PS) main road till Rüleizou (IG stadium). LYO has called upon its members to participate. LYO also appealed the denizens to clear away any kinds of materials blocking the smooth flow of traffic.

Lower jail colony, Kohima 25 year silver jubilee: Lower Jail Colony, Kohima would be celebrating its 25 silver jubilee on November 12, 2016 at 11 a.m under the theme “for a better & prosperous tomorrow” at colony Panchayat hall. Minister of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire would grace the occasion as the chief guest. In commemoration the colony is organizing a social work on October 28 starting from 7 a.m to 9 a,m with the aim of keeping the colony clean and also to create awareness among the well wishers.

Senthan Okho meeting: Senthan Okho which was recently formed by a group of Lotha women married to other Naga tribes and ethnicities residing in Mokokchung town has convened its first general meeting on November 19 at 10 am at Mokokchung Lotha Baptist Church.

Revival & healing festival: Revival and healing festival would be held at Nagaland State Stadium, near DC court, Dimapur on November 17, 18, 19 and 29 with World Healing Ministry, director Rev. Dr. E. D Citronnelli and World Harvest Ministry, director Rev. Dr. Ade Banjo as speakers. All are invited to come and be blessed.

District executive meet: Executive meeting of district BJP was held in the residence of president Kiphire town, wherein the house resolved that no

individual/member would take up any issue/matter with higher authority without the knowledge of prior consent of district party office. Disciplinary action would be initiated on the defaulters as enshrined in the (Article xxv) of the party constitution and rules without bias.

SATSU annual picnic-cum-general meeting: Southern Angami Tata Sumo Union (SATSU) has informed to the general public that there would be no taxi service on October 29 on account of its annual picnic-cum-general meeting. The union requested the general public to kindly bear the inconveniences on the said date. SATSU has also directed all the members to attend the meeting-cum-annual picnic day and informed that failure would attract action.

ADC & ERO, DMC notifies: ADC & ERO, Dimapur Municipal Council Elizabeth Ngully has notified that the schedule for special revision of Dimapur Municipal Council with reference to January 1, 2016 as the qualifying date would include, draft publication of electoral roll on October 31, period for lodging claims and objections November 1-10, period for disposal of claims and objections November 11-17, period for filling appeal to the respective appellate authority, November 18-22, disposal of claims and objections by the appellate authority November 23-25, Preparation of list of amendment after the decision of appellate authority November 26- 28 and final publication of E/Roll November 29. Draft roll would be displayed at the notice board of the office of the DC, Dimapur and office of DMC from October 31.

5th edition of YLC: Fifth edition of Young Leaders Connect (YLC), an initiative of Nagaland based organisation would be held at Itanagar from October 28-29, under the theme “StartUp North-East, Stand-Up North East.”

The inaugural session on October 28 would be graced by union minister of state (Ind), ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Rajiv Pratap Rudy while chief minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Pema Khandu would be the chief host.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

of our beloved father Lt. KATHIBA KICHU (Chungtia) (27-10-2015)

Lt Limsangba Kichu & Lt. Imzülula Longkümtzür (Aliba) 1966 – 2016, 1979 – 2016

Aba and Awa,

n your 50 and 37 Death Anniversary, we cherish the memory of Oyour lives filled with good deeds and wise counsel. Two lifetimes spent th

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together, gathering up blessings that we are still reaping today.

Still missing you.

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3 surviving sons 2 surviving daughters 25 grand children 50 great grand children 1 great great grand child

A year have passed since you left us for your heavenly abode but never from our memories. We think of you with love, we think of you in silence. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.

Loving wife, children & relatives.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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OF LATE NEIKUO YASE

27-10-2015 Our home without your physical presence is been a year now. We miss your talented and humorous way of life, we will always cherish your precious advices in our mind.

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WEATHER FORECAST October 27

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Agartala Cooler, a thunderstorm; humit 30 23 Aizawl

Turning cloudy with a t-storm 27 19

Guwahati Cooler with partial sunshine Imphal

22 20

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 28 19

Itanagar Partly sunny and not as warm 27 18 Shillong

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 20 14

Kohima

Cooler with a thunderstorm

20 17

Dimapur Not as warm with a t-storm

28 20

Cooler with a thunderstorm

22 17

Tuensang Cooler with a thunderstorm

17 13

Cooler with a thunderstorm

23 18

Zunheboto Cooler with a thunderstorm

19 15

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Deepawali greetings Dimapur: President & members of Dimapur Bengali Samaj has wished each & every citizen of Nagaland a bright and prosperous future on the occasion of Deepawali.

It also prayed that Almighty Lord bless everybody with peace and progress.

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Mourners at the funeral service of late Mongko Phom on Wednesday. (NP)

DIMAPUR: Hundreds of mourners from all walks of life including Phom community, Ao and other Eastern Nagaland districts lead by the ENPO leaders today paid rich tributes to former Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) president late Mongko Phom at local ground Longleng who expired on October 24, 2016 at Kohima after prolonged illness.

Born on July 15, 1953 to humble and poor family at Yachem village under Longleng district, late Mongko Phom had been a schol-

ar, politician and liberator among the Phom people and other Eastern districts of the state. He was the second graduate among the Phoms’ who had struggled to accomplish the modern education in spite of untold hardship during those days when education system was totally prohibited in entire region due to Naga freedom movement which was at its peak. Despite the difficulties and uncertainty, late Mongko Phom never bowed down in seeking modern education considering the other tribes who were advancing

in the field of education.

Late Mongko Phom unsuccessfully contested 4 (Four) times in Nagaland Legislative Assembly under 50 A/C Longleng. During his life time late Mongko liberated ancient Phom to modern Phom taking number of initiatives in transforming the people of Phom such as up gradation of Longleng town to full-fledged district headquarters in 2004 when he was holding the post of president of highest apex organization of the district, Phom Peoples’ Council (PPC). Apart from his un-

tiring service for his people, late Mongko Phom also served as the president of Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) from 2008-2011, spearheading the statehood demand for Eastern Nagaland from the state and central government.

Speaking at the funeral service, the Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) vice president, Chillio Khiamungan said Eastern people were saddened on the untimely demise of former president of ENPO when the people of Eastern Nagaland were in need of a tall, visionary and dedicated person like him. He said late Mongko Phom had been a person of vision who led the Eastern Nagaland people to a greater height when the organization was at its initial stage. He said it was during his tenure as a president of ENPO that Eastern Nagaland people had put up its demand for full statehood for Eastern people from the state and central government. He also said that the seed sown for the Eastern people by him would never go in vain and the legacy of him would remain in the history of Eastern people. He said his demise has brought great

loss to the people of Phom in particular and Eastern Nagaland in general.

Association of Phom Graduate and Officers (APGO) president Angam Phom, who spoke on the funeral service said, the association was deeply shocked and mourn the untimely demise of its first treasurer late Mongko Phom who was a dynamic leader, social worker and guardian of the weaker section. He said late Mongko was man of patience and humbleness who touched the hearts of many and had lightened the burden of many Phom youngsters which would remain as a blessing forever.

M L A S. Pa n g n y u Phom the son in-law of late Mongko Phom said he was fortunate to be the son in-law of late Mongko, who had been a man that possessed loving character and always willing to do good deeds for the society and people which would always be cherished. He also said he was proud that he had left behind great history not only to the Phom people but to entire Eastern people. Pangnyu also expressed gratitude to chief minister, T.R.Zeliang, MP Neiphiu Rio, ministers, parlimentary secretaries and ENLU for supporting

and extending all possible help during such unbearable moment.

Others who spoke at the funeral service included, deputy commissioner Longleng, former minister, Metpong Phom, president, PPC, president PSC, Phomla Hoichem, ENGAO, Imkong Phom, retired joint director, Oditemba, in-laws, well wishers from Ao and Konyak community and family members. After brief funeral service at Longleng his body was taken to his native village for final rest.

(Correspondent) Meanwhile various organizations have condoled the demise of late Mongko Phom.

ENPO: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) has stated that the members of the entire Eastern Nagaland family were bereaved and saddened by the demise of Y. Mangko Phom, the former president of the ENPO. In a condolence message, ENPO president Khoiwang Konyak and general secretary Manlang Phom said late Mangko was an enduring and a dedicated leader, whose work would be particularly remembered when the memorandum of ENPO Statehood demand was submitted to the gov-

ernment of India during his presidentship. “We find no words to express our deep anguish and sorrow on his demise and shall always be remembered as a dear friend, companion and a fellow colleague President, who was also fondly called Papa Mangko,” they said.

Meanwhile, ENPO has conveyed deep condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace with the Lord.

NPCC: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has expressed grief at the passing of late Y. Mangko Phom, former president of ENPO. In his condolence message, NPCC president K. Therie said late Mangko was a pioneering personality who dedicated his life to social service and contributed immensely to the uplift of not only the Phom community, but also the Eastern Nagas in general. “His passing away has caused an irreplaceable vacuum in us all,” Therie said.

Meanwhile, NPCC has also conveyed deep condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that the Almighty God give them solace through this hour of grief.

Dimapur police subsidiary canteen inaugurated DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police subsidiary canteen was inaugurated on October 26

by IGP (Range), Nagaland, Wabang Jamir in the presence of commissioner of police Liremo T. Lotha, DCP Zone I Vilhousie Peseyie, DCP Zone II Dr. K.P.A. Ilyas, and host of other police officers.

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his press note stated that, Wabang Jamir shared his thoughts with the police personnel about the need to live within one’s means and the importance of saving for the future. He spoke of developing a virtuous cycle of saving money which would result in not only monetary benefit but also the reduction of bad habits. He encouraged police officers and

all personnel to develop the attitude of deferred gratification through financial discipline and proper planning for saving money for tomorrow. Wabang Jamir, further congratulated the Dimapur police commissionerate for taking the initiative in opening a canteen and expressed his hope that it would help in improving the overall quality of life of

the police personnel.

Liremo T. Lotha, in his speech spoke about the canteen being taken up as welfare measure for the police commissionerate personnel and expressed his appreciation to all ranks who contributed in the establishment of the canteen. He stated that the canteen would be fully automated with smart cards issued to the unit personnel.

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Itanagar, Oct 26 (PTI): Security forces have arrested a self-styled Sergeant Major of NSCN (R) in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh.

The rebel identified as Bainong Mungrey was apprehended by police from Manmao Bazaar on Monday evening under Changlang district, an official communiquĂŠ informed here today.

The police team led by SDPO Miao, John Pada, SI R Rawat, officer in charge of Manmao police station T Lanching arrested the underground cadre without any resistance.

The arrest of a top ranking cadre has given a serious jolt to the organisation, while so far 14 NSCN (R) cadres have been arrested by the Police and other security agencies in the district, the communiquĂŠ added.

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Diphu, Oct 26: In a major political sweep in Ronghkhang locality within Baithalangso MLA constituency today, 2964 Congress workers joined BJP causing a major problem for Congress before the Assembly by-election.

The Congress workers from Satgaon, West Satgaon, Borthoiso, Rongkuroi, Kawoimari, Charwagaon, Phelapara,Latumari, Bor thol Gaon, Bagori Gaon, Hongkram Left and Right Wing, Hanlokrok Left and Right Wind, Doloni, Langhin, Upper Lutumari, Rongjamir, Tika and BiVophi joined BJP in a mass joining program organized by the BJP Rongkhang Constituency committee at Satgaon in West Karbi Anglong District. The welcome ceremony was chaired by BJP Rongkhang constituency committee president Dhonsing Ronghang while local MAC Horensing Bey, announced the names of the new entrants to the party.

KAAC CEM Tuliram Ronghang, who attended the programme as chief guest said that the BJP government was willing to hold talks regarding Article 224 of the Constitution of India, which was the very reason why we had joined the BJP.

Assam: Peace talks with NDFB (P) to start in Nov

GUWAHATI, OCT 26 (AGENCIES): The tripartite peace talks between Centre, Assam government and the insurgent outfit National Democratic Front of Bodoland (P) will start by the end of November.

The decision was arrived in a meeting in New Delhi where Union Minister Rajnath Singh met the senior members of the outfit along-with top police officials and senior Cabinet Minister from Assam.

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TURA, OCT 26: Meghalaya Commandos on Wednesday busted a hideout of the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) in the western part of Meghalaya, killing a terrorist of the outfit in a fierce gunbattle, police said.

The gunbattle broke out in the GNLA’s hideout at Gare Rindi area in South Garo Hills district bordering Bangladesh, when the terrorists fired at a joint team of Meghalaya’s Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) and SF-10 commandos who were tracking them, Anand Mishra, the district police chief, said. “Following the fierce gunfight which lasted for almost half an hour the Commandos searched the hideout and recovered dead body

UKHRUL, OCT 26: The Bharitya Janata Party (BJP) Ukhrul district has strongly condemned the act of burning effigy of prime minister, Narendra Modi by supporters of Congress at Imphal. “It is shameful on the part of the Congress to launch attack on prime minister Modi after CM Ibobi

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Ukhrul BJP condemns burning of Modi’s posters Singh and his council of ministers failed to inaugurate incomplete infrastructural projects in Ukhrul due to public opposition on Monday last,� said president BJP, Ukhrul district, Thotthing Kashung in a communication with The People’s Chronicle, on Thursday. “It is obvious that CM

Ibobi is anti- tribal and prolonged neglect of Ukhrul district for the past 14 years of his reign as Chief Minister is proof of failed governance,� he said adding that given this situation, Ukhrul denizens have given corrective reprisals to the State Government to check corruption and bring quality

works for timely execution in all developmental projects taken up in district.

Accusing CM Ibobi of trying to misappropriate all project money before fully executing the works, the BJP leader said that this was one main reason why the people of Ukhrul raised strong opposition to his visit.

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Talking to mediapersons after attending the meeting in New Delhi, Chandra Mohan Patowary, senior cabinet minister of Assam said, “The talks were satisfactory and a decision has been reached that the peace talks will start by end of November�.

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Apart from the AK rifle, the commandos seized a huge cache of weapons which include one Heckler and Koch Rifle, One SLR, One 2 inch Mortar, One Grenade Launcher, Two Mortar Shells, One Chinese Live Grenade, Seven Magazines, more than 160 live rounds of ammunition, One high powerful walkie talkie handset,Three Mobile Handsets besides incriminating documents, he said.

The GNLA, which claims to be fighting for a separate Garoland in western Meghalaya, is headed by police officer-turned-rebel Champion R. Sangma, who is now in the Shillong jail after being arrested from near the India-Bangladesh border in 2012.

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It further stated that the “academic council or committee/meeting of deans and heads of departments are not competent to take decisions on or change reservation in admissions.�

The ministry said, “the academic council of the university has been taking decision in the admission policy prescribed by the Government of India on their own�.

The union HRD ministry also asked the university to send a comprehensive proposal containing all the papers relating to actions taken by the university as well as the different orders of various courts related to the issue, so that a proposal is referred to the ministry of law for their advice in this matter to avoid further delay, litigations and complications in the interests of the students, said the written missive.

Stating that the ministry would try to convey the decision as quickly as possible, the union HRD ministry asserted, “till such time, the university may not take any decision in the admissions for the current year 2016-2017�.

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IMPHAL, Oct 26: Tribal students of Manipur University Wednesday sought president of India’s intervention in the prevailing imbroglio in the reservation of seat for admission in various courses to the varsity.

Tribal students under the banner of the All Tribal Students’ Union Manipur (ATSUM) and with the backing of the Kuki Students’ Organisation (KSO) and All Naga Students’ Association Manipur (ANSAM) have been launching various forms of agitations in protest against August 8 decision of the MU. The academic council of MU on August 8 last resolved to adoption Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act 2006 in the varsity runs by the union ministry of human resource development.

The students were demanding adoption of the amended form of the same Act which gives reserved more seats for the tribal.

ATSUM submitted a memorandum to the president of India, who is also a “visitor� to the Manipur University pleading him for

his immediate intervention to resolve the prevailing imbroglio in the varsity.

Tribal student bodies including ATSUM, ANSAM and KSO have been demanding immediate revocation of the resolution adopted by the academic council meeting of August 8 last and has been demanding implementation of the amended CEI Act amended in 2012.

The memorandum was submitted even as union ministry of human resource development has appointed a full time vice-chancellor in the varsity on Tuesday (October 24).

Professor Adya Prasad Pandey, the head of department of economics, Banaras Hindu University was appointed as the full time VC, in what could be a step towards resolving the crisis with the varsity.

Earlier before the appointment of the new VC, the HRD ministry, reportedly wrote the VC-in-charge of on October 24 itself that the “reservation policy in admission has already been laid down by government of India through the Central Educational Institutions Act, 2006 amended further

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NEW DELHI, OCT 26 (PTI): Without committing itself on India’s NSG membership bid, New Zealand today said it would continue to “contribute constructively” to the process currently underway in the 48-nation grouping on the issue and work for an early decision.

This was conveyed by visiting Kiwi Prime Minister John Key after talks with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi during which the two leaders agreed to strengthen ties in key areas of trade, defence and security.

After the “productive” talks between Modi and Key, the two sides inked three pacts including one pertaining to Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income and decided to establish Foreign Minister-level dialogue as well as exchanges on cyber issues.

Asserting that they had detailed and productive discussions on all aspects of the bilateral engagement and multilateral cooperation, Modi at a joint media event with Key said, “I am thankful to Prime Minister Key for New Zealand’s constructive approach to the consideration of India’s membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).”

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets the New Zealand PM John Key after their joint statement in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI) visiting leader, who only said, “New Zealand would continue to contribute constructively to the process currently underway in the NSG to consider India’s membership.”

Noting that they had a “detailed” discussion on India’s NSG bid, Key also said, “New Zealand is committed to working with NSG members to reach a decision as soon as possible.”

N ew Z e a l a n d a c knowledged the “importance to India of it joining the NSG”, a joint statement issued after the talks said, adding that India stressed that this would provide the predictability necessary for meeting India’s clean energy goals in the context of the Paris agreements.

“We are encouraged by the discussions on the NSG issue. New Zealand

showed understanding of India’s clean energy needs and the importance of predictability in global rules on nuclear commerce in enabling the expansion of nuclear energy in India,” government sources said.

New Zealand was one of the countries that took the stand at the last NSG plenary in South Korea in June that no exception can be made in the case of India, a non-NPT country, while considering its membership bid of the elite group that regulates trade in nuclear material. At the plenary, despite strong US support, China had blocked India’s bid on the ground that it was a not a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

On security and counter-terrorism ties, Modi said they have agreed to strengthen security and intelligence cooperation against terrorism and radicalisation, including in the domain of cyber security.

According to the joint statement, the two Prime Ministers agreed to enhance cooperation, bilaterally as well as in the framework of UN and especially in 1267 Committee, to combat the full spectrum of terrorist threats in all their forms and manifestations.

“They called for eliminating terrorist safe havens and infrastructure, disrupting terrorist networks and their financing, and stopping crossborder terrorism. Both sides called for the early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism that would contribute to the further strengthening of the international counter-terrorism legal framework,” it added.

Asserting that trade and investment ties were one of the key areas during the talks, Modi said they recognised the need for greater economic engagement in order to effectively respond to the growing uncertainties in the global economy.

Life expectancy highest in J&K NEW DELHI, OCT 26 (PTI): Jammu and Kashmir has the highest life expectancy, except life expectancy at birth, surpassing Kerala, which topped the list till 2010, according to the data given by the Registrar General of India (RGI).

According to the RGI’s Sample Registration System (SRS) data prepared following surveys done between 2010 and 2014, Kerala used to be the leader in life expectancy in almost all categories of age till 2010.

The RGI last week published state level life expectancy defined as the estimate of the average number of additional years that a person of a given age can expect to live – data for different ages: 0 (at birth), 1, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70.

Jammu and Kashmir has surpassed Kerala as the state with the highest life expectancy in India for all ages, barring life expectancy at birth, the survey said.

India’s statistical system does not produce life expectancy numbers on 15 small states and Union Territories such as Arunachal Pradesh, Lakshadweep and confined only to 21 bigger states and UTs. Kerala still has the highest overall life expectancy at birth at 74.9 years -- 72 for men and 77.8 for women -- according to the survey.

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Public consumption of liquor will invite arrest: Sisodia

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia addresses the press on liquor policy issue in Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI) NEW DELHI, OCT 26 (IANS): In a bid to curb the menace of public drinking in Delhi, those consuming liquor in public places will be arrested from November 7 onwards, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said on Wednesday.

A strict vigil will be maintained at liquor stores and surrounding areas to discourage public consumption of liquor and causing public nuisance, he said.

The decision in this regard was taken at a highlevel meeting of the Excise Department chaired by him.

“We have decided on a three-fold approach. Over the next week, special teams will inspect all liquor stores across the city to ensure that the licence terms are not

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Centre Administrator- One Post  Any woman having a Law degree/Masters in Social Work & related field  At least 5 years of experience of working on violence against women issues in an administrative set-up with a Government or NonGovernment project/programme  Preferably with at least 1 year experience of counselling either within or outside the same set-up.  She should be a resident of the local community so that local human resource and expertise is utilised for effective functioning of the centre.  She should be a residential staff attached to OSC. Salary : Rs. 20,000/- Per Month

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Case worker- One Post  Any woman having a Law degree/ Masters in Social Work & related field  At least 3 years of experience of working on violence against women issues in a Government or Non-Government project/programme.  She should be a resident of the local community so that local human resource and expertise is utilised for effective functioning of the centre.

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Counsellor- One Post  Any woman having a postgraduate degree in Social Work/Clinical Psychology & related field  At least 3 years of experience of working as Counsellor/ Psychotherapist in a reputed Mental Health Institute/Clinic at the District/State level.

Salary : Rs. 15,000/- Per month

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IT staff- One Post  Any person who is a graduate with a diploma in computers/ IT & related field  Minimum of 3 years of experience in data management, process documentation and web based reporting formats, video conferenceing in either at the level of state/district/ Non-Governmental/IT based organization.

Salary : Rs.15,000/-Per month

Dated Kohima, the 26th October, 2016.

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ADVERTISEMENT NO:HG/ESTT(A)-1/2016 : In continuation to this department advertisement NO:HG/Estt (A) 94/94(Pt), dated 19/7/2016 and 23/9/2016 for recruitment of Demonstrator Havildar and Platoon Commander (S.I) under the Department of Home Guard & Civil Defence, candidates who have submitted their applications are hereby called to undergo physical test on the date, venue & time given below : 1. Date - 23/11/2016 2. Venue - Central Training Institute Home Guards & Civil Defence Toluvi, Dimapur.

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In pursuance of the Department of Forest, Ecology, Environment and Wildlife letter No. FOR/ESTT-79/2005/899 Dated 01-10-2016, the syllabus for Forestry subject has been revised. The revised syllabus can be accessed from the Commission’s Website at www.npsc.co.in.

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With reference to the Commission’s Advertisement No. NPSC-4/2016 dt. 19.10.2016, the following Corrigendum/Notification shall be made as mentioned below:i) 1(one) post of Asstt. Lecturer (Grade-A) (Civil Engg) under Department of Technical Education should be read as 1(one) post of Asstt. Lecturer (Grade-III) Item No.20 (c) and not as mentioned earlier. ii) 1(one) post of Demonstrator (Grade-III) (Chemistry) under the Department of Technical Education should be read as Item No. 20(d) and not as mentioned earlier.

Item No 20 (c) (d): Pay Band Grade pay 9300-34800 4200 The following post(s) mentioned against each tribe are reserved for Backward Tribes: i) 1(one) post of SDO (Class-I Gazetted) Item No. 3 (a) under Irrigation and Flood Control Department is reserved for B.T. Sangtam. ii) 1(one) post of Asstt. Mechanical Engineer (AME) (Class–I Gazetted) Item No. 6 under Works & Housing Department is reserved for B.T. Yimchunger. iii) 1(one) post of JE (Civil Engg.) (Class–II Gazetted) Item No. 7 (d) under Power Department is reserved for B.T. Khiamniungan. iv) 1 (one) post of Dy.SP (NPTO) (Class-I Gazetted) Item No.10 under Home Department is reserved for B.T. Sangtam. v) 1(one post) of Asstt. Soil Survey Officer (Class-II Gazetted) Item No. 14 (b) under Soil & Water Conservation Department is reserved for B.T. Sumi (Kiphire). vi) 1(one) post of Lecturer (Grade-A) Item No. 20(b) under the Department of Technical Education is reserved for B.T. Chang. vii) 1(one post) of Demonstrator (Grade–III) Item No. 20(d) under the Department of Technical Education is reserved for B.T. Phom. viii) 1(one) post of Electronic Mechanic (Class-III Non-Gazetted) Item No.23(a) under the Directorate of Employment, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship is reserved for B.T. Sangtam.

Dated: Kohima, the 25thOctober 2016

Applications are invited from qualified candidates to fill up the following vacancies for One Stop Centre/Sakhi, Kohima, under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, GoI.

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Dated Kohima, the 26th October,2016

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO MINISTER, PHED Water, being the basic necessity of life, the people of Aghunato town are blessed to enjoy water in abundance since September 2016. And this was made possible through the leadership of Mr. Tokheho Yepthomi, Minister, PHED, Nagaland, who has vision and thought for the welfare of Aghunato people as a whole. It is hoped that, through his efficient leadership, people of Aghunato will gain much in the years ahead.

Zhimomi Clan of Keltomi Village, who have freely contributed the water source for the benefit of Aghunato public is highly appreciated. It is also through the efficient and tireless works by the concerned department that the work could be completed in time. Therefore, sincere gratitude to Kitoshe, Executive Engineer, Zunheboto Division, Mughalu Achumi, S.D.O Aghunato, Hokato Yeptho, J.E Aghunato and Howoto Chishi, J.E Aghunato.

PATNA, OCT 26 (PTI): The JD(U) today asserted that feud within Samajwadi Party has no impact in Bihar and said the party has no interest to “add fuel to fire” for taking advantage over it in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh poll.

“The feud within SP does not have any kind of impact in Bihar,” state JD(U) President Basistha Narayan Singh told reporters. In reply to a question about benefits the JD(U) would get in case of split within SP in coming UP polls, Singh said “the party has no interest in adding fuel to fire to derive political gains”.

On raging infighting within Mulayam Singh Yadav-led SP, the JD(U) state chief said they wished the feud ended at the earliest.

“We desire that there should be no dispute anywhere in the socialist force,” Singh, a close confidante of Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) National President Nitish Kumar said.

S i n g h wa s t a l k i n g to reporters after former Lok Sabha Speaker P K Sangma’s National People’s Party (Bihar unit) led by Sanjay Verma merged with JD(U) today.

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violated,” Sisodia said.

“We will simultaneously run a public awareness campaign, appealing to the public not to consume liquor in public areas. If someone still consumes liquor in public areas after November 7, we will arrest them and take appropriate action,” he added. Public drinking attracts a fine of Rs 5,000 and double the amount if anyone creates nuisance in public after drinking.

Special teams of excise officials have been formed to enforce the plan.

Sisodia said the teams will also survey the areas around the liquor stores to identify other businesses promoting public consumption of liquor, including those selling disposable glasses and snacks etc.

SP feud has no impact in Bihar: JD(U)

Note: 1. The personnel would be required to work in shifts.

2. The last date for submission of application is on 7th November 2016. It may be submitted to the office of the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board, below DIPR, New Secretariat Complex, Kohima.

3. Eligible candidates may submit their application along with their CV, one Passport size photo, self-attested copies of their educational qualification and ST certificates.

4. The service is purely on contractual basis and not liable for regularization. The service will initially be for a period of 1 (one) year.

5. The list of the shortlisted candidates will be notified through the same medium.

No separate intimation will be served.

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(Sd/-) Daisy Mezhur Mission Director, State Resource Centre for Women

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post

Between The Lines

Vol. XXVI NO. 320 Dimapur, thursday, October 27, 2016

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hat Against Corruption And Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) Nagaland has succeeded is in bringing to the people a series of illegal and criminal offences highlighted in the local media as well as at various public meeting about the “lawlessness” in the government system where hundreds if not a few thousand rupees have been pocketed by corrupt politicians in league with bureaucrats and businessmen in various government department. Notably, ACAUT had been raising issues that were not its ‘discovery’ since this newspaper had highlighted them decades ago but nevertheless the effort of the anti-corruption group should be lauded; especially when the members face serious threats on their lives because of exposing the misdeeds of certain segments. Having raised Cain over the illegal backdoor appointments, ACAUT appears to have given the government a very long rope and pushed the matter to the backburner and how long it remains there is perhaps only to be speculated. However, one of the scams raised by ACAUT and which this newspaper had highlighted since two decades back, pertained to the alleged diversion of PDS items in the Food and Civil Supply Department. ACAUT had estimated that Nagaland received around 1,70,88,00 litres of kerosene during 2014-15. The subsidised cost for the quantity would be around Rs.29,04,96,000 @ Rs.17 per litre. In the black market the total amount would be around Rs.85,44,00,000@Rs.50 per litre.

How much has been actually distributed through fair price shops is not known; since Nagas kerosene is very rarely used by Nagas as a means for lighting stoves or lamps. This newspaper had also published a series of expose on the alleged diversion of rice to the black market through a well organised racket involving politicians, officials, middlemen, racketeers etc. Unfortunately no one raised any protests at least in the media but those who were involved, began condemning and refuting the reports. Even the F&CS department including handling and transporting agencies also rubbished the reports. According to the report, the quantity of rice –APL,BPL and AAYissued through PDS to Nagaland is around 81,00,000 kgs per month and at the controlled rate of Rs.2 per kg the amount is Rs.1,62,000. At the open market the amount multiplies to around Rs.16,20,00,000.

Now how much is being diverted and who are the people who rake in crores of rupees every month is to pondered. This excludes transportation and handling charges that the government of India pays to the state. Nagaland also receives a huge quantity of around 11 lakh kgs of sugar from the government of India at the rate of around Rs.18 per kg and which is sold for around Rs.40 per kag in the open market.

Now, ACAUT has also raised the issue of wheat which is not an item to be found in households of Nagaland except a very minuscule roti eating community found in Dimapur. ACUAT alleged that during the 12-year period from 2004 a total of Rs.1276 crore till 2016 changed hands through diversion of wheat. The state receives wheat in the form of grain under APL, BPL and AAY at the subsidised rate of Rs.2(AAY),Rs.4.35(BPL) and Rs.6.10(APL). In the open market ground wheat is sold for Rs.20 per kg.

As stated, Nagaland is not a wheat consuming state unlike Assam, Bihar, UP etc. Therefore, the magnitude of ACAUT’s claim only buttresses the suspicion that there are too many hands in the loot and which makes the department the most sought after by all elected members. Only a Lok Ayukta headed by a judge can open the can or worms.

DailyDevotion What is a Missionary?

Jesus said to them again, “…As the Father has sent Me, I also send you.” —John 20:21 A missionary is someone sent by Jesus Christ just as He was sent by God. The great controlling factor is not the needs of people, but the command of Jesus.

The source of our inspiration in our service for God is behind us, not ahead of us. The tendency today is to put the inspiration out in front— to sweep everything together in front of us and make it conform to our definition of success. But in the New Testament the inspiration is put behind us, and is the Lord Jesus Himself. The goal is to be true to Him— to carry out His plans.

Personal attachment to the Lord Jesus and to His perspective is the one thing that must not be overlooked. In missionary work the great danger is that God’s call will be replaced by the needs of the people, to the point that human sympathy for those needs will absolutely overwhelm the meaning of being sent by Jesus. The needs are so enormous, and the conditions so difficult, that every power of the mind falters and fails. We tend to forget that the one great reason underneath all missionary work is not primarily the elevation of the people, their education, nor their needs, but is first and foremost the command of Jesus Christ— “Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations…” (Matthew 28:19).

When looking back on the lives of men and women of God, the tendency is to say, “What wonderfully keen and intelligent wisdom they had, and how perfectly they understood all that God wanted!” But the keen and intelligent mind behind them was the mind of God, not human wisdom at all. We give credit to human wisdom when we should give credit to the divine guidance of God being exhibited through childlike people who were “foolish” enough to trust God’s wisdom and His supernatural equipment.

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What you don’t see with your eyes, don’t witness with your mouth. ~ Jewish Proverb

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t is Mandir again. The controversy over it comes to life whenever there are elections. The Babri Masjid was demolished in December, 1992.

No doubt, the blame for the destruction is on the extremist Hindus, who did not even care for the Supreme Court’s advice to let the status quo prevail. The controversy over it, however, was practically over.

The then prime minister Narasimha Rao connived at the whole thing and promised to demolish the small temple which had come at the site in the wake of destruction. But he knew that the temple which had been built could not be destroyed because of the sentiments prevailing among the Hindus.

Today, the talk is whether there should be a park which the UP government wants or the museum that has the backing of the centre. There is no mention of rebuilding the mosque even at the distance from the temple, the compromise formula mentioned at one time. The Muslims seem to be afraid to revive the issue in the atmosphere of soft Hindutava that has come to prevail in the country.

Yet, the fact remains that the secular India cannot rub off the mark of shame from the forehead till the Muslims see a mosque in the vicinity of the temple. However, it is difficult to imagine this in the rule of prime minister Narendra Modi, who has been a RSS pracharak and who believes in its ideology.

INDIA has lived with the Babri Masjid topic, first as an issue in the shape of controversy whether the Ramtemple stood there once and then in the aftermath of the Masjid’s demolition by some Hindu extremists. It was a dastardly blow to secularism which the country has claimed as its ethos even before independence. There were widespread riots in December 1992 and January 1993, fanatic Hindus leading mobs. The 1993 Mumbai bomb blasts were the Muslims’ vengeance against the pulling down of the Masjid on December 6, 1992.

The Justice Liberhan Commission which has took 17 years to submit its report at least put a judicial seal on what was known through mouth, print or electronic media. The re-

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, October 27, 2016

It’s Mandir again port, rather late in the day up on the demolished the tried to reconstruct the se- site overnight. I recall askquence of events. It brought ing Narasimha Rao certain to the fore the lesser known questions about it. He facts that it was the RSS had invited a few senior which had planned the de- journalists to his residence struction to seek help to at Faizaquell the riots. I Kuldip Nayar bad, some asked him how 10 kilometers from Ayod- the Centre had allowed a hya, the site of dispute and small temple to be built it was not an outpouring after the UP government of frenzy at the spur of had been dismissed and the the moment. It was a well central rule imposed. planned scheme. he RSS Narasimha Rao exgave the roadmap, the BJP plained that the central provided the necessary forces were flown from help to the Bajrang Dal, a Delhi but could not land at militant wing of the RSS, Lucknow because the airto execute the demolition port was engulfed with fog. plan to the shame of the I told him that he did not have to fly in troops from Indian nation.

L.K.Advani, Murli Delhi because there was Manohar Joshi and the already a surfeit of them then UP Chief Minister at Ayodhya and around it.

Kalyan Singh were some of Narasimha Rao had no anthe witnesses. One picture swer but told me emphatiwhich appeared in most cally that the temple would newspapers was that of not be there “for long.”

That was in December the gleeful Uma Bharti, then a BJP light, riding the 1992. The temple is still shoulders of Joshi. Some there. Hundreds of pilBJP leaders shed crocodile grims visit the place daily. tears when they found The government has vast that the common people security arrangements to throughout the country protect the small temple. had reacted with anger and No political party has ever raised the question of redisapproval.

The most reprehen- moving it from there. It sible aspect of the episode can be said without conis that a small temple came tradiction that if the BJP

government in UP was responsible for the demolition of the Masjid, the Congress was responsible for the small temple to come up.

The Muslim psyche is hurt. The Liberhan Commission’s findings have put a balm which should have healed the wounds of Muslims. On the other hand, the government has not taken any action against leaders like Shiv Sena Chief Bal Thackrey, although the Justice Srikrishna Commission named him responsible for the Mumbai riots in December 1992-January 1993. Some BJP leaders mentioned by the Liberhan Commission for riots in the wake of the demolition are still in the forefront of the party.

The Congress did not initiate any action against those who took the law in their hands during the emergency (1975-77) and committed the worst type of excesses. In fact, the party punished those who brought the perpetrators to justice. But there was a murder of values and institutions. Even the fundamental rights were suspended and the press

gagged. The then Attorney General proudly told the judges that if some policemen were to shoot any one of them dead, they would not be able to haul them up.

My worry is that without the awareness of what is right and a desire to act according to what is right, there may be no realisation of what is wrong. Over the years, the dividing line between right and wrong, moral and immoral, has ceased to exist. The tug of conscience, which was once there, has evaporated.

The Liberhan Commission provided an opportunity to set things right.

The guilty, however high in office or politics, must be punished. Democracy is nothing but the independence of institutions. They must be restored to the position that the constitution has given them. The demolition of the Babri Masjid was a consequence of bigotry that took over most people in the north at that time and still lingers at some places and in some organizations. The idea of India cannot exist for long without pluralism. The institutions have to rise to the occasion.

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NPF 11th NA president reacts

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he NPF 11th Northern Angami A/C is amused by the road show organised by some few individuals to demonstrate their existence on the day of hearing of Mr Neiphiu Rio fake certificate case on 21st October 2016 at Kohima.

Such kind of demonstration with placards tantamount to intimidating the judiciary system. What do the handful of people who walk beside and behind Mr Rio with placards meant by “Rio is the answer”. It is unfortunate that few handful of people are obsessed with Rio and even going to the extent of worshiping him if they really meant “Rio is answer to their problem” . The NPF 11th Northern Angami A/C wish to remind these handful of Rio supporters that only God the Almighty is the only answer.

No one including Rio can take God’s place. However, if they meant Rio is the answer to the deficit created during his tenure as CM amounting to more than 1,000 crores, then few handful of people who carried placards with the word “Rio is the answer” has send the right message to Mr Neiphiu Rio. Mr Rio also hinted to his supporters that He will be coming back to state politics. The NPF 11th Northern Angami A/C wonders what has made Rio to change his mind when he has already decided to be the MP Lok Sabha despite of the request made by the party not go

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away from the state. The Party has a standing resolution not to allow sitting MP both Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha to come back to state politics unless their tenures are completed. This resolution was proposed by none other than Neiphiu Rio in the Working Committee meeting when He was the Chief Minister.

Now Mr. Rio is only trying to swallow his own vomit.

Nevertheless if Rio so desires who can stop him to contest in Election but the Party can’t issue its ticket to its suspended members.

Rio is trying his best to join some other political party but if He wants to join any other party unless He resign as MP, the law will not allow Him. Presently He is facing three problem: the first is the pending Court case for using fake certificate in His Lok Sabha Election, second is facing technical problem in joining other political party and third is unable to topple the present DAN Government.

NPF Party will fight the next election under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu and Mr T.R. Zeliang Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland and there is no question of paving way for Mr. Neiphiu Rio within the Npf Party. Rio should be satisfied as the NPF Party has given him 11 years to be the Chief Minister.

Khozolie Kiewhuo, President, NPF 11th Northern Angami A/C

On the desecration of churches by the Indian army

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hether it is a Church or a Temple or a Mosque, a place of worship is a holy place where people gather together to worship God. To use such a place of worship as a military base for military operations is the height of insult against the believers of any faith. Such an act is an act of premeditated desecration of a people’s faith and the God in whom the people believe. Such acts have indeed provoked wars in human history.

The recent occupation of the Mekokla Baptist Church by the 28 Assam Rifles on October 22, 2016 for military operations is an open challenge to every Naga Christian in particular and the whole of Christendom in general. We Nagas will remember your challenge and insult against our faith, our culture and our God. We also still remember how three of our young girls were raped on the Church pulpit of Yanklei Baptist Church in August 1971.

Yes, we also remember how our sister Mayangkokla and our brother Kikamongba were stripped naked and forced to perform the act of intercourse on the floors of the Church at Ungma village on February 24, 1957. Yes, we will remember because- Forever etched into our national memories and consciousness are all these heinous and insulting acts that you have inflicted on our deepest national feelings and psyche.

And after committing all these insulting acts on us, dare you ever call yourselves: “Friends of the hill people?” Do not add salt into injury by calling us your friends.

Kaka D. Iralu

Adulterated Cabinet decision on Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001

(From previous issue) If the cabinet is hell bent with elections to Urban Local Bodies then, the Government is waiving from the Supreme Court, any Naga individual or groups should be prepared to go to Supreme Court in order to assert and protect our rights. A close study of this matter indicate, the issues related to peculiar tax and land holding system of the Nagas have never been raised or taken into consideration while opposing the applicability of Part XI A of the Constitution of India. The Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001 imparts not only the participation of women by reserving seats, which contravenes Article 371 A, it touches tax and land holding system as well, which will be contested heavily against the Government by the people very soon for ratifying the GST wherein taxation such as wealth tax, building tax, business tax, income tax, all kind of taxes will be paid by the Nagas under the policy of One Nation, One Tax an off shoot of Uniform Civil Code.

Jammu & Kashmir is exempted from the purview of GST because of Article 370. Nagaland Legislative Assembly members should have had referred it to the Assembly committee for scrutinizing the Parliamentary laws under Rule 221-A of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in Nagaland Legislative Assembly since it impinges Article 371A on tax. Ratifying the GST

by Nagaland at the behest of the Prime Minister over a cup of coffee with all the NDA ruled states Chief Ministers at New Delhi might cost us dearly.

Which one do the public consume? Assembly session of the NLA on 20/03/12 or the Cabinet decision at CM’s bungalow on the 10th August 2016! The present Nagaland Govern-

Clarification by Thepfulhouvi Solo

n all the constructions in the Write-up on Gaidinliu, I used materials from: i. “History of the Frontier Areas Bordering on Assam 1883-1942”, by Sir Robert Reid, Governor of Assam, an Authority on the History of the Region and its People. ii. “Nagas in the 19th Century”, a collection from the Diaries of many British Officers on the Northeast Tribes, by the renowned Anthropologist Verrier Alwin, covering the Period 18321942. iii. T. Aliba Ao, 1st NNC President Book on Naga Movement. iv. ADC Namko Zeliang’s Personal Peon, late Nilhulie personally narrated the gory story of how Gaidiliu beheaded 16 of the NNC Cadres. v. Lt. Namgahein and Lt. Ikiesing, Zeliang Leaders who invited the Rongmei

from Manipur to Jaluke Plain in 1960s. vi. Chamthiu Zeliang, a contemporary Friend, -Father of Haraka in Jaluke-, sometimes personally discussed his Movement. vii. All Church leaders and all Village Council Members of Nakama Village. viii. The Graveyards at Nakama Village Road Junction of those eliminated by the Kampai. ix. Former MLA Longbe Meru –a contemporary of Gaidiliu. x. A Leader of ZPO (‘03) from Nakama Village whose Uncle was eliminated

by Gaidiliu. xi. Gaidiliu’s Kampai Brigadier..HIERANGDING’, converted to Christianity and disclosed in all detail Kampai activities, died naturally, as narrated by contemporary GB Peren Town, still alive. xii. A high GoN Official

present when Reporters from India interviewed Gaidiliu for Tamrapatrah and heard her speak embarrassingly and clumsily to them. xiii. Some native Naga legal Experts, on the IPC Sections in Gaidiliu’s punishments. xiv. Gaidiliu’s Baptism at Yimrep by REV. Kijungluba,( Mother’s Student), Rev was an American Baptist Organization USA decorated first Naga Christian Generation. xv. Head GB of Yemrep Chang Village on strange demeanors and behaviors of Gaidiliu during the sojourn in the Village for half a dozen years. xvi. Angami high Officials at Mokokchung at the time on odd and curious nature of Guest Gaidiliu on her to and fro movement between Yimrep and Mokokchung.

Regarding Gaidiliu’s procurement of Arms, and

the raising her VG ‘Kampai’, of handing over of the Arms back (‘surrender her arms’), the Government of Nagaland withdrawing all Charges against her, making a written AGREEMENT with her -‘in collaboration with the GoI’- giving her a Pension, Armed Guard Protection and glorifying her are all very interesting stories still too early to leak to the Papers. Perhaps next generation?

In all my Writings on Gaidiliu, I have used my modest English Vocabulary to deprecate certain actions, expressed views on certain others or praise certain Truths because I am not a Neutral News Paper Reporter. I am a Senior Citizen (79yrs running) expressing and exposing what I think is Right or Wrong, Truth and Justice for the Younger Naga Generations.

I did not make any “own makeup story” on Gaidiliu.

ment using this very provision in Nagaland Petroleum & Natural Gas with its own modalities is very much appreciated and at the same time baffled to witness, the Government pleading the Lotha Hoho to withdraw the PIL lodged by them claiming it is against the spirit and undermining Article 371A. Same yardstick should be applied while interpreting the provisions of Article 371A which should also be applied to the petitioners of the Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001 in the Supreme Court of India. Why not we stand together with the resolutions adopted by the Nagaland Legislative Assembly on the 22nd September, 2012 safeguarding our birth right rather than be cursed by the generations to come for selling out our rights. Implementing the Hon’ble Court’s Order after more than 5 years can be treated how the leaders and members in the select committee took Nagas for a ride by blatantly lying as though they had a genuine concern for the future of the Nagas. Nagas must rise up to the occasion and raise our voice against the adversaries of the Nagas who just want to give away our birth right.

Article 371A is not a gift nor donation to the Nagas, it is a reiterating stand of the fact of the FREE Nagas and the Supreme Court might interpret the validity of 371A in different constitutional provisions in its own posture, however the fact remains that 371A is a creation out of POLITICAL ISSUE which the Supreme Court of India cannot just write off. We are called Indians because of this provision. Scrapping it off by GOI or Supreme Court will be a formal acknowledgement of the fact that Nagas are not Indians.

(Concluded) Chitho Nyusou, Meluri village

Reader’s Post

Physical verification of pensioners

Sir,

I on behalf of the pensioners association Tseminyu express my sincere gratitude to the Sub-treasury Officer Tseminyu Nzanbemo Tsopoe and his staff for successfully conducting the physical verification of pensioners under this sub-division on 20th and 21st October 2016 with the full support and assistance of Tseminyu pensioners association.

However, I deeply regret to the state that some of the pension officers were found to be rude and were so reluctant to extend its support and co-operation. As such I on behalf of the unit pensioners association would like to request all the Rengma pension officers and pensioners under this unit to be a little more polite and co-operative as we are the senior citizens of the society who should show good example to our younger generation.

Kegwalo Tep, GeneralSecretery, Pensioners Association, Tseminyu Sub-Unit

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 thursday, october 27, 2016

Gov meets ACID members

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, assured the Assisi Centre for Integrated Development (ACID), which is working for National Domestic Workers Movement (NDWM), that he would take up with the state government the grievances and demands of the domestic workers. A press statement issued by ACID stated that the governor gave this assurance during interaction with Sr. Pramila Lobo, the director ACID and the state coordinator of NDWM, Nagaland region, along with the staff and leaders of Nagaland Domestic Workers’ Union (NDWU) at Chumukedima Police House on Wednesday. According to the statement, the governor appreciated the work done by organisation for the cause of domestic workers in Nagaland. During the interaction, Sr. Pramila Lobo presented an overview of the movement and in-

formed that the members of NDWM formed domestic workers’ union in Nagaland to strengthen their fight for recognition, justice and empowerment. Presently, the union has 946 members belonging to 60 groups from different colonies in Dimapur district.

Also, putting forward the plight of the domestic workers in and around Dimapur district, she stated that since the NDWU was not yet registered, it was difficult to avail different schemes to the domestic workers Grace Pamei, programme coordinator, pointed out that there was a need to fix minimum wages within Nagaland and to include them under employment schedule.

Nsungbeni Ezung, the President of Nagaland Domestic Workers Union along with Muni Devi, the vice president of the union on behalf of all 946 members, expressed their grievances and their working experi-

ence. They also submitted the memorandum to the governor. Their demands included inclusion of domestic workers under the schedule and fix minimum wages under the Minimum Wages Act 1948; inclusion of domestic workers under Welfare and Social Security Act 2010; protect the rights of domestic workers through a Comprehensive National Legislation for domestic workers and ratify the ILO Convention 189 on decent work for domestic workers.

After hearing the grievances of the domestic workers, the governor said he would pressurise the parliamentary secretary labour & employment, Mmhonlumo Kikon, to put forward in the session the demands made by the domestic workers of Nagaland region. Governor also expressed his willingness to sponsor ten girl children under the BPBB scheme for the domestic workers.

A layman’s view : Cabinet’s decision ...

(Form p-1) a u-turn of the September 22, 2012 assembly resolution. He termed it as the “the clashes or conflicts of opinion then and now”. If this was the case, he questioned how could “the leaders and members in the select committee (formed in March 22, 2012) take Nagas for a ride by blatantly lying as though they had a genuine concern for the future of the Nagas.” He said “the present government was using this very provision in Nagaland Petroleum & Natural

Gas with its own modalities is very much appreciated and at the same time baffled to witness, the Government pleading the Lotha Hoho to withdraw the PIL lodged by them claiming it is against the spirit and undermining Article 371A. Same yardstick should be applied while interpreting the provisions of Article 371A which should also be applied to the petitioners of the Nagaland Municipal Act, 2001 in the Supreme Court of India”.

(Full text on p-6)

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British-Naga connect: State govt CM, others condole demise of Hukato Naga recalled. of Hukato Naga while in for tie-up with UK on edn, music (FromThep-1)union said Huka- Tovihoto Stating that late Huka- London.

(From p-1) Alan Gemmell OBE, Director of British Council said this while interacting with media persons at RCEMPA, Jotsoma on Wednesday after chief minister invited him to this year’s Hornbill Festival.

Gemmell said that he would also find a way to take part in the 2017 Hornbill Festival in a bigger way as part of the year of cultural exchange between UK and India. Gemmell, who also interacted with Entrepreneurs Associates, representatives from fashion and music industry and YouthNet, recalled the long and rich connections between Nagaland and UK and expressed hope that the council would be able to develop new connections in the fields of education and culture with Nagaland.

He also briefed the media persons on various topics, which he had discussed with the chief minister. Further,

the director informed that BC has set its focus in the fields of culture and tourism particularly in Northeast and Nagaland with a “British Connect” so that strong relationship could be developed between the two. “We will find ways where opportunities are there to further strengthen with UK”, he added. On education sector, Gemmell said BC has been offering scholarships across the country in varied subjects -- art, design, maths, engineering, law and science.

He, therefore, informed students from northeast region especially Nagaland to log on to britishcouncil.org to avail the scholarship.

Earlier, upon his arrival, Gemmell visited WW-II cemetery and also toured the Heritage Village, Kisama. He was accompanied by head BC, Director East India Dr. Debanjan Chakrabarti and BC, head English partnerships, East India Joydep Bordloi.

EDSSU ultimatum on LR&S deptt DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union (EDSSU) has served a 10-day ultimatum on the Land Record and Survey (LR&S) department to cancel the appointments of four land records & survey officers (LRSOs) and eight surveyor grade-I employees under the LR&S (LR&S) department. In a reminder addressed to the secretary LR&S, the EDSSU president Kanato S Awomi and general secretary Tovi Achumi stated that the mentioned posts, which clearly fell under the preview of NPSC, were done through backdoor.

The union cautioned that failure on the part of the department would invite locking of directorate office and training centre at Purana Bazar with agitation.

to, as a dedicated member, had concern for the welfare of the union and had contributed immensely towards its betterment. Besides being a successful contractor, NGRC-I CU said late Hukato was a great human being and respected by all.

His demise is a loss not only for the union but also for the Nagas as well, it added.

The union further conveyed heartfelt condolences to his wife and family members and prayed that Almighty grant strength to all to bear the irreparable loss.

Tovihoto: MLA & chairman NIDC Ltd., Tovihoto Ayemi said he was shocked and saddened to learn about the untimely demise of renowned Naga businessman, Hukato Naga, CMD of HN company on October 25 at Nottingham city, England.

In his condolence message, Tovihoto noted that late Hukato Naga was a God-fearing and humble person who gave a global image to the Naga contractors and businessmen.

His admirable simplicity and efforts to work for peace and reconciliation among the Nagas can be visibly reflected when he hosted the meeting among the different Naga political groups under the aegis of Forum for Naga Reconciliation on September 18, 2010 at his residence in Dimapur,

to was a true lover of peace, unity and reconciliation, Tovihoto said Nagas have lost an iconic entrepreneur, who rose to high level of success with sheer hard work and dedication.

Tovihoto extended heartfelt condolences to his wife, two children and relatives and prayed that the Almighty grant them strength and solace to overcome the grief and also prayed for the departed soul to rest in heavenly peace.

NPCC: NPCC has expressed shocked and sadness to learn of the sudden and untimely demise of Hukato Naga, brother of Hukiye Tissica, PCC member, Aughanato Constituency.

In a condolence message, NPCC president K. Therie said Hukato, as an entrepreneur was able to achieve to such a level of success only because of his hard work and dedication.

In his demise, NPCC said Nagas have lost a talented personality and successful businessman and contractor. Therie along with the rank and file of NPCC conveyed deep condolences to the family and prayed that the Almighty God grant comfort through the time of grief and for the departed soul to rest in peace.

BAN: Business Association of Nagas (BAN) has expressed deep grief by the unfortunate demise

BAN president Thungbemo Murry and general secretary Dr. Khekugha Muru in a press note, while describing late Hukato as a dynamic man and an inspirational figure to Naga business community, said he was known for being a self-made man and a first generation successful businessman among the Nagas.

The vacuum created by his demise and departure will be deeply missed, BAN stated.

BAN has extended deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that Almighty God grant strength and solace to family members at this hour of grief.

BAN also prayed to Almighty God that his mortal remains reach home safely where he will be finally laid to rest.

NPF minority cell: NPF minority wing has expressed pain over the sudden demise of Hukato Naga, CMD of HN Company, in Nottingham Tuesday night.

NPF central minority wing president, Bishnu Bhattacharjee said late Hukato, renowned businessman, had contributed immensely through his social activities. The minority wing has expressed deep condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Rally against Oct 23 firing at Wokha town A C A U T Wo k h a unit president Khyolamo Humtsoe chaired the rally programme where Wokha town Baptist church pastor Rev. Sulumo Ezung said invocation and LH general secretary Mhondamo Ovung read out the memorandum to Nagaland governor for general approval following which the rallyists marched towards the office of DC Wokha and submitted it to ADC Wokha Hotolu Swu for onward transmission.

OV C c o n d e m n s : Okotso Village Council (OVC) said it vehemently condemned the October 23 incident where troops from 28 AR Wokha attacked

NSCN-U cadres inside Okotso village jurisdiction in violation of ceasefire ground rules thereby vitiating the peaceful atmosphere of the area and district.

Recounting the sequence of events leading up to the incident, OVC in a statement said troops of 28 AR arrived in five vehicles at Okotso village around 6:30 pm on October 22 and asked them to provide a guide to take them towards NSCN-U camp.

OVC told the AR troops not to go as it was already night following which the AR troops slept at the village community hall. OVC also informed the AR troops that cadres of NSCN-U led by ‘col.’

LIFE CARE PHARMACY

DOCTORS VISITING FROM GUWAHATI

Dr. H. Kalita, MBBS, Diabetologist , available on 27th Oct.'16

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OVC said that while the AR troops from Okotso side were still on their way, another group of 28 AR personnel attacked the NSCN-U cadres killing Imti Ao of Chungtia village and injuring Chibemo Lotha of Wokha village.

The OVC statement issued by its chairman Chumdemo Ngullie further said such shedding of blood under their jurisdiction during ceasefire period was totally unacceptable to the citizens of Okotso village.

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S.D. JAIN HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

St. Mary's Higher Secondary School, Dimapur

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

WANTED TEACHERS

Estd : 1947

Reg. No RR/3008/02 • Phone : 03862233791

1) M.A in Political Science with B.Ed (Experienced) 2) Science Teacher (B.Sc/M.Sc with B.Ed) (Pure Science) 3) English Teacher (B.A/M.A with B.Ed in English) 4) Singing Teacher Qualified B.A/M.A in Music

ADMISSION NOTICE FOR 2017

Walk-In-Interview on 3 November 2016 (Thursday) along with relevant documents (11:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m). Salary negotiable.

Please submit your Bio-data before 2nd November 2016 at the School office. rd

Contact No : 03862-227996 ADMISSION FOR PRE-NURSERY & NURSERY GOING ON.

1. Application forms are issued from the school office for Admission to Nursery & LKG 2. Few seats are available in class UKG to Class-8.

Office Hours : Monday to Saturday (Except Second Saturday) 9.30 A.M to 2.00 P.M Limited Seats. First Come First Serve Basis Principal DP-8526

JOB VACANCY The North East Initiative Development Agency (NEIDA), a not-for-profit organisation is looking for committed Professionals to fill the following post for immediate appointment • Accounts and Finance Officer Job Profile: Perform complex, specialized NGO accounting/supervise & manage employees engaged in budgeting, cost accounting and other fiscal operations; anchoring internal and external audits, Responsibilities extend beyond accounting system maintenance to the solution of complex managerial problems and involved in complex systems and process design.

Job posting: Kohima; Remuneration: Upto Rs. 50,000 per month/shall be commensurate with experience (negotiable) Qualification: MBA Finance / M.Com / CA intern. Only candidate with minimum of 5 years of experience in a management role preferably with an NGO should apply • One Agriculture Subject Matter Specialist (One Year Contractual position) Job Profile: Lead project implementation team in implementing a large scale agriculture project covering 14,000 households in 90 villages; Development of training modules and execution of the programme; Development of extension materials and disseminating the information; regular monitoring of field intervention; Establishment of Farmers Field School.

Job Posting: Kohima with frequent travel; Remuneration: Upto Rs. 40,000/shall be commensurate with experience (negotiable) Qualification: MSc (Agriculture/Horticulture); only candidate willing to travel extensively under difficult conditions in rural areas should apply; position requires ability to work with minimal supervision.

Applications without the above qualification will not be considered Email your detailed C.V to jobs.nagaland@neida.org.in by November 10, 2016

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

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Contact No : 9774232788

Oponthung was in the area to which the AR replied that they did not come for war but to see the NSCN-U camp.

On October 23, AR troops left the village and started for the NSCN-U camp around 5:30 am.

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CIRCULAR

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Dt. Kohima, the 21st Oct. 2016 NO.ED/EST-1/1/2013-14/984 This is to direct all DEOs, SDEOs, and the Principals, H.Ms & Teacher in-charge of all Govt. & Private Schools to hold a State wide campaign on 31st Oct. 2016, the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhai Patel and conduct programmes with under mentioned activities for a week up to 6th Nov. 2016 in memory of the anniversary.

1. Unity Runs in concerned city or town with the message of a unified Bharat.

2. Inter-School elocution and essay competitions in the area of unity.

3. Dramas, Songs and Plays on the theme of unity and personality of Sardar Patel with an award for most creative theme.

4. Plays by children on the life of Sardar Patel depicting specific events-award for student who portrays Patel's character the best.

5. Essay writing and elocution on the theme "Relevance & Importance of Sardar Patel in today's India".

6. Most creative slogan/painting contest on the Unity theme.

7. Competition for writing/composing/singing original songs on the unity theme.

8. Lecturers and Competition between school teachers of school on Sardar Patel's life.

9. Mobilisation and felicitation of former freedom fighters in the region by students recording of their stories/recollection of Sardar Patel and views for the benefit and motivation of children.

WONTHUNGO TSOPOE Addl. Director (HOD) K-3928

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at TOLUVI VILLAGE Dimapur 3-4 Bighas No filling required Attached approach road 5 Kms from Padampukhuri Gate Contact # 8729934472

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Across 1 I’m amused about cold area in pub (5) 4 Pig accepting messy home in a way (7) 8 Pop star having celebration with heavenly food brought round (7) 9 Traced, tied, and taken out (5) 10 Bottle never cracked (5) 11 If possible, attend to some animal sound (5) 13 Block request for woven material (6) 15 Tool found by architect in front of church (6) 18 In the centre of San Francisco Michael Palin’s amusing (5) 20 Row about head of government being an aggressive type (5) 23 Warning when first couple have left room (5) 24 Expressions of discontent, say, in manuscript (7) 25 Turncoat’s first motive for disloyalty (7) 26 Thick poles in river (5) Down 1 Drink made Noel tipsy (8) 2 A tree that’s cared about (5) 3 Old soldiers dance (7) 4 Bashful about a couple of bishops? That’s contemptible (6) 5 An insect, say, not very bright, ascending (5) 6 Cheer for revolution in Teheran (7) 7 Pale old penny that’s used by a magician (4) 12 Hypocrite taking pence before he accepts a pay increase (8) 14 Horrible bra came undone (7) 16 Staff going round gallery, showing what Turner did?

(7) 17 Man with cue, getting break, displays keen perception (6) 19 Roman god penning English horses (5) 21 Inexperienced environmentalist (5) 22 Disney characters seen from low altitude (4)

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Two Plots near Zoological Park 2.5 Bighas with Fishery, Iron Gate & Wall.

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Qual. : 10 to Graduate Age : 18 - 30 Income : 5000 - 17500-35000 PM Free Lodging First come first basis Contact with Bio-Data Dimapur : 9615828074 Tuensang : 8414830135 Mon : 9856445757 Jalukie : 7421953239

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD.21/2016-17/61

Dt. Zbto the 25/10/16

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Kanili of Alahuto Colony, Zunheboto Town, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. N. Vitokhu Sema, has expired on 28/09/2016.

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

Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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Regd. No. 13780/16 Dt. 24/10/16

AFFIDAVIT (Correction of Father's Name)

I, Akash Dutta am applying for a duplicate marksheet of HSSLC NBSE Board as I have lost it.

Name : Akash Dutta F/Name : Samar Dutta D.O.B : 19/12/1995 Sex : Male Roll No : 1684372 College : Public College of Commerce Year : 2016 DP-8515

I, Shri Deepak Adhikari, S/o Shri. Bhim Bahadur Adhikari permanent resident of ARJAI Village, district Gulmi, Lumbini, Nepal presently residing at Agri Colony, Kohima, Nagaland, India do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am the citizen of India.

2. That my father's correct name is Deepak Adhikari however, in some of my important documents including Academic Records my father's name has been inadvertently recorded as Bhim Adhikari hence, the stated name Bhim Bahadur Adhikari and Bhim Adhikari represents same person having single identity i.e my father.

3. That henceforth I herewith rectified the same and declares that my father's correct name is Bhim Bahadur Adhikari for all official and references.

4. That the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 24th Oct. 2016 at Kohima, Nagaland.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this day 24th Oct. 2016 at Kohima, Nagaland.

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LOST NOTICE

DECLARATION OF NAME/TITLE

LOST NOTICE

I, Ahoshe Swu, am applying for a duplicate copy of B.A Admit Card as I have lost it.

Name :-Ahoshe Swu F. Name :- Ivuna Swu M. Name :- Imelho Roll No. :- AH15070358 Registration No.:15070398 of 2015 Contact No. :- 9615567485

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Crossword

The market fall continued for the second straight session as the 30-share index dropped 201.20 points, or 0.71%, to 27,890.22.

All sectoral indices led by banking, auto and FMCG, PSU and IT fell, with losses up to 1.33%. The gauge had lost 88 points in the previous session.

The NSE Nifty dropped 61.65 points, or 0.70%, to 8,629.65 in early deals. Globally, Brent crude futures was down over 1%. Investors’ cautious approach ahead of October expiry in the derivatives segment tomorrow impacted trading.

Khermahal, Dimapur Nagaland

he had unfairly lost his job over circumstances out of his control.

An outstanding payment of almost $1.2 billion to Japan`s NTT Docomo is also tarnishing Tata`s reputation abroad. “It could take a new leader 10 years to get control of things and maintain Tata Group`s image,” Mahesh Singhi of corporate advisory firm Singhi Advisors told AFP: Tata led the company for 21 years during arguably its most successful period, increasing the group`s revenues from around $6 billion to $100 billion as he made a string of big-name purchases.

While he travelled the globe buying the likes of JLR, Britain`s Tetley Tea and Anglo-Dutch steel firm Corus, Mistry has focused on reducing the sprawling group`s $30 billion debt level by selling assets and refinancing loans.

LOST NOTICE

I, Wangyei, am applying for duplicate copy of Death Certificate in respect of my wife Lt. Yawing as I have lost it.

Regd. No. 458 K-3942 LOST NOTICE I, Viseno Yalietsu, am applying duplicate copy for HSLC Admit Card and P.U Mark Sheet as I have lost them.

Name : Viseno Yalietsu F/Name : Vipia Yalietsu HLSC Admit Card Roll No : 913519 Year : 1999 King David School, Medziphema (Dmp) P.U Mark Sheet Roll No : A0117120 Baptist College, Kohima D.O.B : 23.10.1982 Year : 2002. Result Passed

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MUMBAI, OCT 26 (PTI): The Sensex went below the 28,000-mark by plunging over 201 points on Wednesday after funds and retail investors hit the sell button tracking a sluggish global trend due to tumbling oil prices. Muted second quarterly earnings by some companies weighed too.

Asia showed distinct weakness as there were fresh fears after reports emerged that Russia will not take part in a planned oil output cut by major producers. Overnight losses in the US on lower-thanexpected earnings added to the anxiety.

EAST POINT TRAVELS

India and Idea Cellular -- amounting to Rs 3,050 crore for not providing sufficient PoIs to Reliance Jio. It also said the action of the three operators showed “ulterior motive to stifle competition”.

In similar letters to the three players, the watchdog said it has recommended a penal action of Rs 50 crore per licence service area (LSA) (except Jammu & Kashmir) where PoI congestion exceeded the allowable limit of 0.5 per cent as reported by Airtel/ Vodafone/Idea Cellular through emails on September 23 this year. In the case of Airtel and Vodafone, the fines imposed were for 21 LSAs, amounting to Rs 1,050 crore each while in the case of Idea, the fine was Rs 950 crore for 19 LSAs. The regulator had received a letter from Reliance Jio on July 14, stating that the incumbent players were not providing it with sufficient E1s (interconnect points, with technical parameters).

One of its worst performers is Tata Steel, which last month reported a quarterly net loss of almost 32 billion rupees (US$475 million), as it winds back its European operations.

The company announced earlier this year that it was selling its lossmaking British assets owing to a global oversupply of steel, cheap Chinese imports into Europe, high costs and currency volatility.

Tata Motors` profits have also slowed because of falling sales of Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) in China as the country`s economy stutters, while IT behemoth Tata Consultancy Services is suffering from cautious client spending in the face of an uncertain global economic outlook.

“It was not any leadership problem but economic factors that played out in ousting Mistry,” said Chokkalingam, suggesting

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Sensex plunges 201 points as oil fears make a comeback

Gurgaon, Oct 26 (IANS): Bhar ti Air tel Chairman Sunil Mittal on Wednesday took exception to free voice calls offered by Reliance Jio, saying nothing could be free forever.

Speaking on the sidelines of an event here organised by GSMA, Mittal urged the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to look into the issue. “TRAI needs to settle the issue of Reliance Jio free tariffs. Nothing can be free for a lifetime,” Mittal said. Recently, the regulator had said that it had found no faults with Jio’s tariff plans.

Mittal said his company would respond to the government and the regulator regarding the penalties slapped on it, along with two other service providers, for denying sufficient points of interconnections (PoI) to Reliance Jio. “TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) must have some confusion regarding the PoIs offered to Reliance Jio,” Mittal said. The TRAI on Oct 21 slapped heavy penalties on three telecom players -- Bharti Airtel, Vodafone

New Delhi, Oct 26 (Agencies): India`s largest conglomerate Tata faces one of the most turbulent periods in its long history after its shock decision to sack its chairman, analysts say, as it battles to save its global reputation.

Seventy-eight-yearold patriarch Ratan Tata dramatically returned to the helm of the family business this week after he became upset at the direction Cyrus Mistry was taking the sprawling group.

The abrupt sacking Monday, out of character for the 148-year-old organisation, has plunged the $100 billion conglomerate into acrimony and highlighted its divisions at a time when it faces major financial challenges.

“Tata group is going through an economic crisis and most of its businesses are not performing well,” G. Chokkalingam, managing director at Mumbai-based Equinomics Research & Advisory Pvt, told AFP. Tata Group`s revenue slipped 4.6 percent for the financial year ended March to about $103 billion.

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and the private sector. He said there is no rationale for increasing direct tax for this purpose and theoretically it has been argued that the compensation be funded out of an additional tax in the GST rather than by cess.

“Assuming that the compensation is Rs 50,000 crore for the first year, the total tax impact of funding the compensation through a tax would be abnormally high. A Rs 1.72 lakh crore of tax would have to be imposed for the Central Government to get Rs 50,000 crore in order to fund the compensation,” he said.

“50 per cent of the tax collected would go to the States as their GST share and of the balance 50 per cent in the hands of the Central Government and 42 per cent more would go to the States as devolution.

“So out of every 100

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Arun Jaitley

rupees collected in GST only 29 per cent remains with the centre. The tax impact of this levy would be exorbitantly high and almost unbearable,” he said.

Alternatively, Jaitley said cesses can be imposed which would be subsumed in the taxes after five years.

“This would include clean energy cess and cesses on luxury items and tobacco products, which in any case, presently also pay levy higher than 26 per cent. This would ensure no additional burden on the tax payer and yet be able to compensate the losing states,” he said. Jaitley said if cess is levied, states which benefit out of GST roll out do not have to compensate the losing states.

“The Centre, as a nonbeneficiary, has to compensate and the proposal for continuing existing cesses for five years to the extent of compensation required is the more benign way of compensating the losing states without burdening the tax payer,” he said. Jaitley said it has been proposed to the Council that there should be a 4-slab multi-rate tax structure with items constituting nearly 50 per cent of the weightage in the Consumer Price Index basket (mainly food items) being exempted from the levy.

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New Delhi, Oct 26 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Wednesday favoured levy of cess on tobacco and luxury products to compensate states for loss of revenue on GST saying the cost of funding that through an additional tax would be “exorbitantly high and almost unbearable”.

Ahead of the meeting of all powerful GST Council next week to decide on GST rates, Jaitley said the 4-slab structure of 6, 12, 18 and 26 per cent was under consideration, with lower rates for essential commodities and higher bracket for luxury goods.

“Different items used by different segments of society have to be taxed differently. Otherwise the GST would be regressive.

Air conditioners and hawai chappals cannot be taxed at the same rate. Total tax eventually collected has to be revenue neutral. The Government should not lose money necessary for expenditure nor make a windfall gain,” he wrote in a Facebook post. Explaining the rationale for cess, Jaitley said if the central government has to borrow money to fund states’ compensation, it would add to its liability and increase cost of borrowing for the Centre, state governments

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, october 27, 2016

Airtel urges TRAI to look Tata in race against time to save global image into Reliance Jio’s offer

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Jaitley favour cess on tobacco, luxury products

business

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Regd. No. : 39/14 Date : 25/10/2016 I, Shri. L. Botovi Zhimomi, s/o Lukato Zhimomi resident of P.W.D. Colony Aghunato Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under.

1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is erroneously entered/recorded as Botovi Sema in PAN Card, whereas in Govt. I.D Card, Appointment Order & in Service Book as L. Botovi Zhimomi and in Bank Passbook A/C No. 30783596926 recorded as Botovi Sumi.

3. That the above mentioned name and title belongs to one and same person henceforth declare to apply and consider legally right and genuine for all official purposes.

4. Henceforth I shall use my name as L. Botovi Zhimomi in all my official purposes and future correspondence.

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

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for estate of Late Yehekhe Sema (deceased), has been filed by Smti. Hukheli Sema (Wife) R/O Sewak Colony to draw his landed property etc.

Covered by : 1. Patta No 306, Block No 6, Dag No.236, 237 & 239 2. Patta No 43, Block No 9, Dag No.106 3. Patta No 229, Block No 9, Dag No.317, 318 & 319 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she desire appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 19/11/16 Given under the hand and seal of the Court on 18/10/16.

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Nagaland.

U.N. aid agencies said the fighting has so far forced about 10,600 to flee their homes. Lise Grande, the UN humanitarian coordinator for Iraq, told Reuters on Tuesday that a mass exodus could happen, maybe within the next few days.

In the worst case scenario, Grande said it was also possible that Islamic State fighters could resort to “rudimentary chemical weapons” to hold back the impending assault.

The battle may become the biggest yet in the 13 years of turmoil unleashed by the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, and the fall of Mosul would mark the group’s effective defeat in Iraq. It was from its Grand Mosque that Islamic State’s leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a “caliphate” that also spans parts of Syria. U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said

APPRECIATION

The SMDC and staff of Government High School Kandinu would like to thank and appreciate Madam Vikhewno M Meratsu, ADC Tseminyu for visiting the school and interacting with the Staffs and Students on 5th October 2016. She also contributed sports materials and distributed gifts to every students.

Yhulonyu Tep Assistant Headmaster, GHS. Kandinu K-3944 AFFIDAVIT (DECLARATION)

Shi’ite militias joining soon

A senior U.S. official said about 50,0000 Iraqi ground troops are taking part in the offensive, of which a core force of 30,000 from the gover nment’s armed forces, 10,000 Kurdish fighters and the remaining 10,000 from the police and local volunteers.

Iraqi army units are deployed to the south and east, while Kurdish fighters are attacking from the east and the north of the city where 5,000 to 6,000 jihadists are dug in, according to Iraqi military estimates.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

PUGHOBOTO: NAGALAND JUDL-4/SUCC/2016-17/208 Dt. 24th Oct. 2016

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Smti Hovili V Swu, w/o Lt. P.Vihoto Swu of Lazami Village has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate under Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to claim Family Pension and Bank Account etc of her husband, who expired on 05/10/2016.

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

Avelu Ruho Additional Deputy Commissioner Pughoboto, Nagaland K-3941

Chinese public backs Xi as strong leader like Mao: poll BEIJING, OCT 26 (PTI): President Xi Jinping has the backing of most Chinese people who see his leadership style in the same mould as ‘Chairman’ Mao Zedong, a poll published by official media here has claimed.

The poll comes amid a key meeting of the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) which is underway here to discuss measures to strengthen Xi’s powers.

“Chinese people believe that a strong central leadership is indispensable for the rise of the country, and highly

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KOHIMA : NAGALAND

PUBLIC NOTICE

NO. REV/DUP-1/2003/

Dated Kohima, the 24th Oct. 2016

Whereas the following persons have applied for issue of Duplicate patta Sl. No Name Patta No. Location 1.

Pfulhousie-o Angami 3852 Naga Bazar 2.

Neichükedo Neihu 6358 Dzüvürü, Poterlane Public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. Failing which no claim/ objection will be entertained by this office after the stipulated time.

Rovilatuo Mor, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Kohima

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OFFICE OF THE

KOHIMA SURUMI COMMUNITY KOHIMA: NAGALAND Motto: “Uplift in Unity”

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I, Shri. Cekhwüta Shijoh, Son of Yenütso aged about 35 years, permanent resident of Chozuba Village, Phek District Nagaland presently residing at Electrical Colony, Kohima District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Chakhesang Naga tribe.

2. That my correct name is Cekhwüta Shijoh, however in some of my document, I have inadvertently entered/recorded my name as Ceqhuta Sumi and Ceqhuto Sumi.

3. That the above referred names Cekhwüta Shijoh, Ceqhuto Sumi and Ceqhuta Sumi are one and same person i.e myself.

4. That henceforth I herewith rectify corrected my name and shall be called/known as Cekhwüta Shijoh for all official purposes and correspondences.

5. That this affidavit is made to declare my correct official name and this declaration shall be use as a piece of proof and evidence at all time for all purposes.

6. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are true and correct and nothing material has been stated or concealed therein.

And I signed this affidavit on this day the 24th day of Oct 2016 at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the above name deponent on this 24th day of Oct 2016.

MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC Regd. No. 518/16 Dt. 24/10/16

on Tuesday the attack on Raqqa, Islamic State’s main stronghold in Syria, would start while the battle of Mosul is unfolding.

(IANS): National Geographic’s famed ‘Afghan Girl’ Sharbat Bibi was arrested by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Wednesday in Pakistan’s Peshawar city, authorities said.

Bibi was arrested from her home for forgery of a Computerised National Identity Card (CNIC), FIA sources said. Bibi has dual Pakistani and Afghan nationality, and both ID cards have been recovered from her, Dawn online reported.

An FIA official said the officer who had issued the ID cards to Sharbat Bibi was now working as a deputy commissioner in customs and got bailbefore-arrest to avoid arrest in the case.

The Kohima Surumi Community extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nizheto T. Awomi on being promoted to the post of Joint Director, Directorate of Youth Resources & Sports, Nagaland, Kohima.

The Community also congratulates Mr. Inaho Awomi on being promoted as Deputy Director, New & Renewable Energy, Government of Nagaland.

The Union whishes them success in their career and all their future endeavours.

(Shikheto Aye) (Abel Jakhalu) Chairman, KSC Secretary, KSC

anticipate further confirmation of the role of the core leadership by President Xi Jinping during this period of historic significance,” said the poll released by a magazine affiliated with the CPC’s mouthpiece People’s Daily. The survey, conducted by the People’s Tribune magazine which recently projected 63-year-old Xi as a strong leader like Mao, interviewed 15,596 people living in cities and rural areas, reported state-run Global Times, another sister publication of People’s Daily.

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SUCCESSFUL MINISTRIES IN OVER 160 COUNTRIES WITH AMAZING MIRACLES Speakers are Blessed by God with the Gift of Healing.

Come and receive your Healing.

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Time : 10:00 AM

: Rev. K. Chumben Kyong Associate Pastor Senior Lotha Baptist Church, Dimapur : Tsenthungo Lotha President, DDVA : Miss. Shilupenla Jamir : : Shri. Basu Damani, Vice President

WELCOME ADDRESS SPECIAL NUMBER PRESENTATION SPEECH BY CHIEF GUEST

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Leader Invocation Presidential Address Special Song

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Dr. Konei Nakhro Rev. Kelhousetuo Nagi Mr.Kepelhoutuo Chüsi Jotsoma Officers Krotho (JOK)

Short Speech (5 Minutes) : 1. Mr. Lhouphrevilie Rino, President, WAPO 2. Mrs. Ütuno President, WAWO 3. Mr. Kevisetuo Rhitso, President WASU Special Number Secretary Report Treasurer Report Speech Induction of new office bearers Speech by Vote of Thanks Closing Hymn

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Ms.Kevigweno Chüsi Mr.Mhiesivilhu Mor Mr.Thepfükolie Viya Speaker Convener Nomination Committee. : New president : Dr.Ruopfüselhou Kehie, Joint Secy. WAGOK : A Ra Kezivi

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We the Mima Youth Organization would like to express our gratitude to the people, who have generously helped us during the repairing work of the circular road which was carried out on the 22nd Oct. 2016.

We express our profound gratitude to Mr. Vikho-o Yhoshü, MLA 14th Southern Angami A/C for his financial support, without which the work would not have been possible. We extend our gratitude to Mr. Vilelie Khamo, 1st Class contractor, for his machineries, easing our work to the greatest extent and Mr. Mabo-o Khamo for arranging the necessary vehicles. We also thank the village Council Chairman and his colleagues for financial assistance and helping us in every possible way. Special thanks to M/s Lhoushie Stone Crushing Unit, Phesama for providing us the metals needed for the work. We also thank every individual and groups for extending their support and help financially and manually making the work a grand success.

Mr. Khriezoto Tepa Mr. Neizosie-o Rhutsu President Info. and Publicity Secy.

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GOVERNMENT PRIMARY SCHOOL PAPONG, MON TOWN

MIMA YOUTH ORGANIZATION

: The 29th October 2016 : 10: AM (Registration) : RCEMPA Hall, Jotsoma : Nibu Nagi

GB Sukhevi Chophy Village Council Chairman Naghuto New

This is to inform all the general public that anyone buying plot of land without the concern of Head G.B under the jurisdiction of Tohoi Villlage will be doing so at their own risk.

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Aphu- aghuna no pulomokeu hekibide eno Akukupka ghasukumla ghenguno INNO Boheto Sumi, S/o Late Izheto Sumi.

Aphu- aghuna yezah Akeu kiqilono Ampe 3 (Kuthu) ghenguno Haveani

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INTRODUCTION TO THE PLAYERS & DECLARATION OF THE TOURNAMENT OPEN : Chief Guest

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The Lower Agri Ward Council, Kohima and Planning Committee for Silver Jubilee Celebration extend our sincerest appreciation and profound gratitude to the following for their utmost contributions made towards the successful jubilee celebration on 22nd October, 2016.

1. Dr. Neikiesalie Kire, Hon’ble Minister Environment, Forest and Climate Change.

2. Shri Amenba Yaden, Parliamentary Secretary Industries.

3. Shri Y.M. Yallow, Parliamentary Secretary CAWD. 4. Dr. Neiphrezo, Chairman NSMDC Limited, Nagaland.

5. Mr & Mrs Lanumeren (Retd) IGP, Nagaland.

6. Mr. Khosalie Solo, T.Khel Kohima Village.

7. Upper Agri Council, Kohima.

8. Electrical Council, Kohima 9. Merhulietsa Panchayat, Kohima.

10. Agri Farm Panchayat, Kohima.

11. Agri Farm Youth Organization, Kohima.

12. Combined Women Prayer Fellowship, Lower Agri Kohima.

13. Director General of Police, Nagaland.

14. Superintendent of Police, Kohima.

15. Commandant, 4th NAP, Thezama, Kohima.

16. All special invited participants in the evening session.

17. Lower Agri Council Women Union, Kohima.

18. Lower Agri Youth Organization, Kohima.

19. All Sub-Committee members.

20. All participants of the programme.

21. All financial and material contributors from within and outside the ward.

22. All residents of the Lower Agri Ward, Kohima.

Sd/(Atuo Kapfo) Chairman, Lower Agri Ward Council

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THE 1ST DIMAPUR DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT

WESTERN ANGAMI GAZETTED OFFICERS KROTHO

Thank you all. Your kind gesture will remain in us forever.

Date 17,18,19,29 November 2016

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The official added that relatives present at the given address have refused to recognise two persons listed as her sons in the form.

An inquiry had been launched with NADRA officials under fire for issuing CNICs to foreign nationals

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Last year, National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) issued three CNICs to Sharbat Bibi and two men who claimed to be her sons.

Issuance of CNICs were in violation to the rules and procedures of NADRA.

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A then and now image of Sharbat BIbi published in National Geographic in 2002.

mentation, Dawn online noted. Sharbat Bibi became famously known as the ‘Afghan Girl’ when National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry captured her photograph at the Nasir Bagh refugee camp situated on the edge of Peshawar in 1984 and identified her as Sharbat Gula.

She gained worldwide recognition when her image was featured on the cover of the June 1985 issue of National Geographic Magazine at a time when she was approximately 12years-old. She remained anonymous for years after her first photo made her an icon around the world and until she was discovered

by National Geographic in 2002.

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Federal police forces drive military vehicles during an operation against Islamic State militants in Qayyara, south of Mosul October 26, 2016.

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QAYYARA/BAGHDAD, OCT 26 (AGENCIES): Islamic State fighters on Wednesday kept up their fierce defense of the southern approaches to Mosul which has held up Iraqi troops on the southern front and forced an elite army unit east of the city to put its more rapid advance on hold.

Ten days into the offensive, Iraqi army and federal police units are trying to dislodge the militants from villages in the region of Shora, 30 km (20 miles) south of Iraq’s second largest city.

The frontlines in other areas have moved much closer to the edges of Mosul, the last major city under control of the militants in Iraq, who have held it since 2014. The elite army unit which moved in from the east has paused its advance as it approaches built-up areas, waiting for the other attacking forces to close the gap. “As Iraqi forces move closer to Mosul, we see that Daesh resistance is getting stronger,” said Maj. Chris Parker, a coalition spokesman at the Qayyara airbase south of Mosul that serves as a hub for the campaign.

The combat ahead is also likely to get more deadly as 1.5 million residents remain in the city and worst-case United Nations’ forecasts see up to a million people being uprooted.

DAMASCUS, OCT 26 (IANS): At least 22 persons were killed on Wednesday in Russian airstrikes against a school in Syria, a monitor group said. Among the dead were 14 children, all students from the school, and one teacher in the Idlib province, Efe news quoted the official from Syrian Observatory for Human Rights as saying.

According to the monitoring group, Russian air force carried out at least six airstrikes against the school and its surroundings. In the same region, Syrian army helicopters launched explosive barrels on the town of Khan Shaykhun, which were followed by air force bombings.

Through this column, the staff WAC, and Students of GPS Papong, Mon Town would like to express our deep appreciation and acknowledgement to World Vision India under the sponsorship of Coca-Cola NDTV for constructing Toilet Unit, Hand Wash Station, Library and Compound Fence, Iron Gate and donating a Syntax for the School.

Specially, we would like to sincerely thank Mr. Golden Naik, Manager Support my School World Vision India, Dr. L. Khobung, Manager, World Vision Mon, Mr. David Konyak C-SAM and the entire staff for rendering yeoman service for the welfare of the student community.

We are hugely indebted to World Vision India, Mon for your support and valuable service.

May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Kiyezhe Village would like to express our sincere gratitude to all individual, churches and unions who rendered their services/ prayer and financial support towards the successful conduct of the newly built church and dedication program held on 23rd October 2016. Our words are inadequate to convey our gratitude but it is our heartfelt prayer that such kindness and generosity may return to each one of you. We are specially grateful to the following :1. K.L Chishi, Ex-Chief Minister 2. Dr. Rev. Hevukhu Achumi, Executive Secretary, WSBAK 3. Rev. Vitoshe Swu, Senior Pastor, DSBC 4. Honoholi Jimo, Architecture 5. Miss. Kinitoli Jekha, for presenting song 6. Inavi Chishi, Project officer 7. Xelhoje Akukuhou 8. NCRC Ghokito 9. Aboto Chishi, Kuhuboto 10. Niuto Chishi, Muzuka 11. Xekiye Akukuhou 12. Kughato Akukuhou 13. Hezheto Chishi, Dimapur 14. Vikugha Kappo, Heboli 15. Qhekuto Jekha, G,B Kushiabil 16. Ghokito G.B 17. Alem Ao 18. Vihokhu Akukuhou 19. Luzheto Akukuhou 20. Nihoto Akukuhou 21. Henivi Akukuhou Kaiho Zhimo Pastor, KBA

22. Hukato Akukuhou 23. Sukiqhe G.B Homeland 24. Zuvukhu NCRC 25. Suhoi Akukuhou 26. Tokugha Akukuhou 27. Vikuho Akukuhou 28. Hukato Khala Thilixu 29. Shikato Thilixu 30. Ahozhe Akukuhou 31. Zhevuto G.B Zuvukhu 32. Ahoqhe Chophy 33. Lotovi Akukuhou 34. Lhokashe Hoboli 35. Atovi Swu Heboli 36. Heboli Union Dimapur 37. Ghokito Akukuhou 38. Nizhevi Akukuhou 39. Sahurest Chuba, Vivi 40. Ivuxu Chella & Family 41. Kuhuboto Akukuhou 42. Suhoi G.B 43. Kuhuboto, KGPO 44. Lhovito Swu, Heboli

Nihoqhe Chishi Deacon Board Chairman

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ASUKCK musical concert

ngami Students’ Union Kohima College Kohima (ASUKCK) would be organizing a musical live concert to raise fund for the union on November 12 at 4:30 p.m in the solidarity park Kohima below new secretariat.

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State BJP participates in ‘national tribal carnival 2016’

Abba to reunite for ‘new entertainment experience’

BJP Nagaland Natl Tribal Carnival 25 to 28th October.

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The project, which will involve virtual reality and artificial intelligence, has been described as a “new entertainment experience”.

It will be developed in collaboration with music manager Simon Fuller.

“We are exploring a new technological world that will allow us to create new forms of entertainment and content we couldn’t have previously imagined,” Fuller said in a statement.

Full details of their new project will be announced in 2017. Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad parted ways in 1982 Young ladies dressed in traditional attires and serving as stewardesses after more than 10 years during the closing ceremony of Sovima T20 Gold Cricket Gold Cup, held at together.

The group announced Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima, Dimapur, Wednesday. (NP)

NTB performed at Bacardi NH7 Weekender at Shillong, the biggest music festival in India, sharing stage with international bands like Steve Wilson, Vertical Horizon, Bollywood indie artiste Farhan Akhtar, Papon, our

very own Soul Mate from Shillong. ANTB performed their new song “TGIF” for the first time along with songs from their upcoming album & their hit song “Painted dreams”. ANTB upcoming tour includes Kenya and Tanzania, this

November. ANTB are all set to release their new music video “Come back home” post Africa tour.

Featuring Rewati Chetri, Miss International India 2016, Tetseo Sisters, Famous Nagamese actor Boss Meren & friends.

EGoN to hold Miss Dimapur 2016 auditions

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The audition for the district’s most popular pageant “Miss Dimapur” is being organized by Ethnic Group of Nagaland (EGoN), one of the most reputed and oldest pageant organizer in Nagaland.

Eligibility criteria for the aspirants are: Between 18 - 25 years of age (Under 25- as of December 31st, 2016); Height 5.5” & above; Unmarried, single and not engaged; The applicants must produce their age proof certificate, indigenous certificate and three recent photographs (CloseUp, Mid-Shot, Full length photographs) at the time of the audition and the applicant should not be under any commercial contract with any modelling agencies at the time of appearing for the audition.

For any queries and audition related information, interested persons may contact the following numbers: 0875687077/ 9089171804.

they will work with Fuller, who rose to fame managing the Spice Girls, on what is being described as a “groundbreaking venture that will utilise the very latest in digital and virtual reality technology”. Lyngstad said fans around the world always ask about a reunion, and added: “I hope this new Abba creation will excite them as much as it excites me.”

Andersson said: “We’re inspired by the limitless possibilities of what the future holds and are loving being a part of creating something new and dramatic here. A time machine that captures the essence of who we were and are.”

Handhswani Theatre, and was well received.

Simultaneously, the local entrepreneurs have been showcasing the locally produced items such as clothing, ornaments, fruit wine, pickles, dried food items, etc. The national tribal carnival has been acclaimed as the appropriate platform to bring together

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ANTB performing at NH7 Weekender in Shillong.

JP Nagaland, is participating in the fourday “national tribal carnival 2016”, at New Delhi on the invitation of the union minister of Tribal Affairs, Jual Oram. The carnival spanning from October 25 to 28, organized by the Union Tribal Affairs Ministry was inaugurated by the prime minister Modiji and participated by tribals from all over the nation. A 60 member BJP Nagaland team led by state vice president, Imsu Yaden comprising of 40 cultural dancers and 20 local product entrepreneurs including 10 from the state BJP mahila is also representing the state. Imsu Yaden, has communicated that the cultural troupes presented their item on October 26 at

STATE LEVEL PARLIAMENTARY QUIZ AND YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITION Date : 28TH OCTOBER 2016 | Time : 10:30 AM | Venue : ATI IMAGINE HALL, KOHIMA ; NAGALAND

Chief Guest Shri. KIYANEILIE PESEYIE Hon'ble Minister, Social Welfare & Parliamentary Affairs FIRST SESSION : 10:30 AM Chairperson : Welcome Address : Shri. O.T. Chingmak Chang, IAS Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland, Dept. of Parliamentary Affairs Introduction : District Representatives Speech : Chief Guest PARLIAMENTARY QUIZ COMPETITION FOLLOWS

Tea Break SECOND SESSION : 12:00 NOON YOUTH PARLIAMENT COMPETITION (by arrangement) Prize Distribution : 1. Parliamentary Quiz 2. Youth Parliament Competition Vote of Thanks : Smti. Bendangnaro Jt. Secy. to the Govt. of Nagaland, Dept. of Parliamentary Affairs, Kohima DC-2395

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Sania, Hingis to reunite for WTA Finals

Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis have won 3 Grand Slam titles and 11 WTA titles since teaming up in 2015.

New Delhi, Oct 26 (Agencies): Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis are reuniting to defend their WTA Finals title in Singapore this week. The IndoSwiss pair had parted ways in August.

Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis became the world’s No. 1 doubles team after winning 41 matches

on-the-trot. They won three grand Slam titles and 11 WTA titles since teaming up in 2015 at Indian Wells, reported NDTV. Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis have been seeded second behind the French pair of Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic. They are in the bottom half of the draw

and will face Chinese Taipei team of Hao-Ching Chan and Yung-Jan Chan in their opening match, a quarterfinal.

After splitting with Martina, Sania teamed up with world number 21 Barbora Strycova from the Czech Republic. Martina chose Coco Vandeweghe of the United States of America as her new partner. Sania Mirza, Martina Hingis started with a bang Sania and the Swiss great began their partnership last year in March with a bang, winning three titles on the trot - at Indian Wells, Miami and Charleston. Sania became world number one in partnership with Martina when they won the Charleston event. Sania also enjoyed her first ever women’s doubles Grand Slam title by winning the Wimbledon in company of Martina.

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Pele, Maradona, Beckenbauer lead tributes to Carlos Alberto

Rio de Janeiro, Oct 26 (IANS): Legendary footballers Pele, Diego Maradona and Franz Beckenbauer led the tributes for Brazil’s 1970 World Cupwinning captain Carlos Alberto Torres, who died on Tuesday aged 72 after suffering a fatal heart attack. Playing as a defender, he was capped 53 times by Brazil and netted one of the most iconic goals in World Cup history, finishing off a magnificent team move involving eight different players to score Brazil’s fourth in a 4-1 final win over Italy in Mexico City.

The 1970 Brazil side that won the World Cup, which also contained greats Pele, Jairzinho, Tostao and Rivelino, is regarded by many as the finest in history.

Pele wrote on Facebook: “I am deeply saddened by the death of my friend and brother Carlos Alberto. I have so many good memories of our time together as teammates and champions at Santos FC, the Brazil National Team

and New York Cosmos.

“We had a winning partnership, and even after football we remained very close. I send my sincere condolences to his family and may his soul Rest in Peace. Dear God, please take care of our “Capitão”.”

Germany and Bayern Munich icon Beckenbauer also paid tribute to Alberto in a post on his official Facebook account, which included a photo of the pair together from a charity trip to Brazil in 2013.

“Heidi and I are deeply affected. Carlos Alberto was like a brother to me, one of my best friends!,” the 71-year-old, who captained and coached Germany to World Cup titles in 1974 and 1990, wrote.

A r ge n t i n a l e ge n d Maradona said: “My condolences to the family of Carlos Alberto Torres, captain of the unforgettable Brazil 1970. I had the good fortune to face him on several occasions. It was a great person and a great player.”

Eurokids international school organizes 5th sports meet

Children of Eurokids International School, Dimapur at the sports meet.

D I M A P U R , O CT 2 6 (NPN): Eurokids International School, Dimapur conducted its 5th sports day (health is wealth) on October 25. The event was graced by lieutenant colonel Akhilesh Kumar, Officer Commanding (OMC), Assam Rifles. School management in a press statement

Sturridge puts Liverpool through in League Cup Sharapova removed from women’s tennis rankings

London , O c t 2 6 (Agencies): Daniel Sturridge served a reminder of his worth to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp with both goals in a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in England’s League Cup on Tuesday. Sturridge has started three of Liverpool’s last four Premier League games on the bench, but he seized his chance at Anfield to send last season’s beaten finalists into the quarter-finals.

Arsenal also progressed, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scoring twice in a 2-0 win over Reading, while Hull City won 2-1 at second-tier Bristol City.

Klopp and Spurs counterpart Mauricio Pochettino between them made 21 changes to their starting line-ups, with visiting midfielder Eric Dier the only player to keep his place from the weekend fixtures. Klopp gave a debut to 18-year-old

HASSA results (football) Unity 1-1 Kushiabill Chekiye 3-1 Toluvi Padumpukhuri 2-4 Diphupar Thilixu 2 -1 K Hollohon

Thursday’s matches Bamunpukhuri Vs Sughuna Eralibill Vs Hollohon Chekiye Vs Diphupar Padumpukhuri Vs Toluvi

CSA meeting DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Chakhroma Sports Association (CSA) has convened an executive meeting on October 29 at 10 a.m. at CPO hall Chümoukedima.

In this regard, the association informed all its office bearers, representatives to ASA, president of Group -A, B, C and D to attend the meeting.

India, Ashwin retain No.1 ICC Test spots Dubai, Oct 26 (IANS): India retained its numero uno spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test team rankings while premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin also continued to top the bowlers’ list.

After completing a 3-0 whitewash of New Zealand at home, India clinched the No.1 spot from arch foes Pakistan. The Virat Kohliled side with 115 points currently lead Misbah-ul-Haq’s brigade by four points.

Australia with 108 points occupy the third spot followed by England, South Africa, Sri Lanka, New Zealand and the West Indies with Bangladesh and Zimbabwe completing the list. Meanwhile, Ashwin, who during the series against New Zealand became the second fastest to grab 200 wickets, maintained his position with 900 points, with South African pace spearhead Dale Steyn (878) and England’s James Anderson (861) completing the top three.

M o s c ow, O c t 2 6 (IANS): Suspended Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova was removed from the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) singles rankings, according to a report on the organisation’s website on Monday.

Last week, Sharapova, 29, was in 93rd place in the rankings, reports Efe. She is serving a twoyear suspension for the violation of anti-doping regulations since January 26. However, the Swissbased Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled on October 4 to reduce her suspension term from 24

to 15 months. The former World No.1 is now eligible to officially return to tennis courts starting April 26 next year. Due to the ban, the silver medallist at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, had to miss the 2016 Rio Games, held in August.

In December, Sharapova will take part in an exhibition match in Madrid against 2016 French Open winner Spaniard Garbine Muguruza.

The nearest Grand Slam tournament, the 2017 French Open, is scheduled to be held from May 28June 11.

The All Sumi Students' Union (SKK) express grief over the sudden demise of Late Hukato Naga who had passed away on 25th Oct. 2016 at London. S.K.K expressed that Late Hukato Naga was a promising businessman and entrepreneur who had shown an exemplary achievement among the young Indians.

The demise had not only created a vacuum for the particular tribe but for the Nagas in general. However, his courageous walk in life will always remain an inspiration to the young generation.

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

NINOTO AWOMI President, SKK

VIKAI YEPTHOMI Gen. Secretary, SKK

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E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme began with an impressive march past by the students of lower section.

Principal of the school Sandeep K Jain expressed gratitude to the parents for their co-operation and to the management for their support.

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The United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP) is deeply saddened at the demise of Shri. Mangko Phom, former President of ENPO. He was a pioneer, who had served his people in various capacities and had always worked for the welfare and upliftment of the society. In his passing away, we, especially the people of Eastern Nagaland has lost an experienced and a dedicated leader and his absence will be greatly felt. We the USLP, convey our heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and pray for your solace in this hour of grief. May the Almighty grant him eternal peace and rest.

Vice President United Sangtam Likhüm Pümji

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Sturridge broke through the offside trap and won the psychological battle with Michel Vorm.

scoring again, with Vorm saving spectacularly from Sturridge and substitute Danny Ings. Arsenal joined Klopp’s men in the last eight after seeing off second-tier Reading, who are managed by former Manchester United defender Jaap Stam.

Oxlade-Chamberlain struck twice for Arsene Wenger’s much-changed team, drilling home in the 33rd minute and netting again with the aid of a deflection with 12 minutes to play. Headers from centre-backs Harry Maguire and Michael Dawson took Hull through at the expense of Bristol City, who replied through Lee Tomlin’s 50-yard solo goal in stoppage time.

Aleksandar Mitrovic and Mohamed Diame each scored twice as Champileaders Newcastle Newcastle cruise onship United routed 10-man But it was the home Preston North End 6-0 at side who came closest to St James’ Park. right-back Trent AlexanderArnold and a full debut to midfielder Ovie Ejaria, 19, while 18-year-old Cameron Carter-Vickers started at centre-back for Tottenham.

Liverpool, who lost on penalties to Manchester City in last season’s final, took a ninth-minute lead when Marko Grujic’s deflected cross from the right was stabbed in by Sturridge.

Spurs stand-in goalkeeper Vorm repelled long-range efforts from Sturridge and Divock Origi before Georginio Wijnaldum freed the England striker to score his second goal in the 64th minute.

Dutch striker Vincent Janssen reduced the arrears with a 76th-minute penalty after Lucas Leiva took an unnecessary nibble at Tottenham substitute Erik Lamela.

said that OMC spoke on the importance of healthy mind and body among the youngsters so that they develop healthy thoughts and become good sportsmen and in their academics.

He lauded the effort of Eurokids School for bringing education to the next level through their unique

“Our family chain is broken and nothing seems the same, but as God calls us one by one the chain will link again.”

Born 27/09/1982 Died 23/10/2016 Through this column, we express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us by rendering their invaluable support at the sudden demise of our beloved son Late IMTI AO (Chungtia) Leut.GPRN/NSCN on 23rd October 2016. Our Special thanks goes to the under mentioned Individuals and organizations: – Ao Region GPRN/NSCN. – Lotha Region GPRN/NSCN. – Okotso Baptist Church & Okotso Village Council – Sungro Village Council – Sungro Town Baptist Ekhumkho.

– Mangmetong Village Council.

– Changtongya Yimsen Baptist Church.

– Chungtia Senso, Mokokchung Town.

– Chungtiatsur Telongjem Mokokchung.

– Chungtia Baptist church.

– Kumlong Baptist Church, Mokokchung.

– Mr Moasangba Jamir, NPF President.

– Chungtia Fellowship Mokokchung.

– Chungtia Imchen Kidong.

– Swift Enterprise, Mokokchung.

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.

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We the family of Late Vitolu S. Swu, wish to express sincere thanks to the villagers, churches, prayer warriors, relatives, extended families, NSCN (GPRN), doctors, colleagues and friends for your unceasing prayer support, generous financial help, comforting ministrations and empathy extended during his illness and at the sad demise on 20th Oct. 2016.

We deeply regret our inability to thank all concerned individually and we remain indebted. We pray God’s favour, goodness and blessings upon each of your lives.

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We, the family members of Late Ms. Lydia Kinny, Daughter of Nikhuhe Kinny would like to express sincere thanks to all our sympathizers for the expressions of love and support shown to us during her prolonged illness and demise, when God silently took her away at 11:55 pm on 23rd October 2016.

We convey our immeasurable gratitude particularly to all the blood donors and all those who stood by us during our time of need and bereavement through prayer, physical and financial support. The love shown to us in her honour can never be forgotten and we humbly pray that Almighty God blesses each and every one of you abundantly.

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Family and relatives.

We the bereaved family members of Late S. Marianus Yanthan (Rtd. Addl. Commissioner of Taxes) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, fathers and sisters of Holy Cross Parish Dimapur, Fathers and Sister of St. Mary's Parish Lakhuti, Unions, Doctors, Nurses from M.H Hospital, Nikos Hospital, Eden Medical Centre, friends and all well wishers for their immense support rendered through prayer, physical presence, financially and materially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father on 23/10/2016.

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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Through this column, we would like to extend our profound gratitude to all who stood by us during the brief illness and at the sudden demise of our dearly beloved mother Late Innoli Vinotoli Aye. Born on 5th Oct, 1976, she completed her B.Th from Nito Theological College in the year 2006, then joined the ministry and served for 10 years in different capacities. She breathed her last on 16th Oct. 2016. Her life has been a blessing to everyone she passed by in her journey. "The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away.

Praised be God" Job 1–21.

1. Aghunato Baptist Church "B" General, Women and Youth Deptt.

2. NAP Church Aghunato.

3. Living Church Aghunato.

4. Aghunato Block 4 Azanaqo.

5. Yezashimi Baptist Church.

6. Yangzitong "B" Baptist Church.

7. Yangzitong "A" Baptist Church.

8. Phisami Baptist Church (Nito Mount).

9. Aquba Old Baptist Church.

10. Hoshepu Baptist Church (Nito Mount).

11. Hoshepu Union, Zbto.

12. Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Students' Union.

13. Lukhami Baptist Church, General, Women and Youth Deptt.

14. Lukhami Village Students' Union.

We regret our inability to mention all the individuals but pray that Almighty bless you all.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, october 27, 2016

sports

Batsmen falter as Kiwis Seven Slammers win T20 Gold Cup beat India to level series

PB Acharya (C) flanked by Neiphiu Rio and CL John with the champions of Sovima T20 Cricket Gold Cup at Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima on Wednesday. (NP)

which sometime back was only seen in the TV and read in the papers but that dream has now reached the Nagas.

He said, with the foundation stone of the Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima being laid by the then BCCI president Sharad Pawar and recent visit of BCCI president Anurag Thakur, was evident that the state was also coming to the limelight in the cricket game world.

But with the stadium yet to be completed, Rio urged the state government to release sufficient funds so that the stadium would be constructed to meet the requirements needed to host national and international matches. Other dignitaries present during the closing ceremony were MLA and NSMDC chairman-Neiphrezo Keditsu, MLA Zhaleo Rio and MLA-Namri Nchang.

Title winners of the tournament: Best Bowler-Akash Kumar (Brotherhood) Best Batsman-Amit Chopra (Brotherhood) Man of the tournament-Abhinav Dizit (Brotherhood) Man of the final matchMukesh (Seven Slammers) A total of 27 matches were played during the 12 day tournament which was held in commemoration of 50th Anniversary celebration of Sovima Village.

Ranchi, Oct 26 (PTI): India paid the price for some poor shot selection as New Zealand clinched the fourth cricket ODI by 19 runs to level five-match series 2-2, here Wednesday.

Chasing a target of 281 on a slowish track, India were on course at 128 for 2 before a sudden middle-order collapse saw them lose four quick wickets as they were finally allout for 241 in 48.4 overs.

This was India’s first loss at skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s home ground in all the international matches that they have played so far.

India’s No 1 batsman Virat Kohli (45) and opener Ajinkya Rahane (57) added 79 runs for the second wicket while skipper Dhoni disappointed the local fans managing a sedate 11 off 31 balls before Jimmy Neesham cleaned him up.

He played 22 dot balls today as he has now played more than 100 dot balls in his last three ODIs. Especially against leftarm spinner Mitchell Santner (1/38) who bowled 34 dot balls in all and quite a few to Dhoni.

It was Rahane’s leg before off Neesham that triggered a collapse with Dhoni following the suit.

New Zealand bowler JDS Neesham celebrates with teammates after dismissing M S Dhoni. (PTI)

Tim Southee then dealt a telling blow by removing Manish Pandey (12) and Kedar Jadhav (0) off successive deliveries -- both out to poor choice of shots.

From 128/2, India slumped to 154/6 in just five overs and it became the turning point of the match.

Pandey trying to clear mid-on was out when situation demanded a bit of discretion while Kedar was guilty of trying to hit across the line being adjudged plumb in-front.

Hardik Pandya’s (9) inexperience also showed as he tried to hit an inside out lofted shot despite a

fielder being placed at the extra cover boundary.

Axar Patel (38) and Dhawal Kulkarni (25) did try but that was never going to be enough for the ‘Men In Blue’.

Southee (3/48) and Boult (2/40) were again on the money, so was Neesham (2/38) donning the third seamer’s role to perfection. The spinners gave away 102 runs in their 24 overs and bowled 70 dots which is equivalent to 11.4 overs without runs.

Locked 2-2, the final one-dayer in Visakhapatnam October 29 will determine the winner of the five-match series.

including Nagaland are all rich in cultural activities but we need to move ahead from those areas. We need to exhibit our talents because we are second to none,” Acharya said.

Citing the need for the state to have a TV news channel, Acharya it was only through those mediums that good players could get noticed and their potential harnessed to the maximum.

He added that young players needed motivation and encouragement to be successful and that could be achieved with better publicity and coverage of the games that were being played.

He congratulated the winning team and lauded the organizing team for the successful completion of the tournament.

Also speaking as a guest of honour, minister of Rural Development and REPA, CL John said cricket held the highest place in among the sports in the country which the Naga youths were yet to pick up as a profession.

He cited legendary players like Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar and MS Dhoni, who have become synonymous to the game and also being portrayed as role model by the whole

country. He added that Naga players like Hokaito Zhimomi and Jonathan Rongsen Longkumer have become first timers to have played in first class cricket and BCCI tournaments respectively.

He further encouraged the upcoming generations to take up cricket as a profession as it is one platform where a dedicated player with his sweat and tear could earn recognition and reward.

Lok Sabha MP and Nagaland Cricket Association president Neiphiu Rio who was the guest of honour said cricket was a game

Nagawrestlemania – 5 from today

NSCA fetes medal winners

Inter-club badminton tourney underway in Mkg

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Seven Slammers from Assam defeated Nagaland’s Brotherhood by a huge 154 runs to win the Sovima T20 Cricket Gold Cup at the Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima, here Wednesday.

Nagaland governor PB Acharya, who graced the closing ceremony said although Nagaland was rich in music, drama and other cultural assets and traditional activities, it was time for the people to move forward in other fields like sports.

“North Eastern states

Preparation on for the Nagawrestlemania-5 at Kohima local ground. (NP).

Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 26 (NPN): State capital is all set to host 112 wrestlers from different Naga tribes in the 3-day Nagawrestlemania-5 which commence at local ground on Thursday.

On the first day, 73 wrestlers under lightweight category (74 kg and below) would compete for the title and the champion would

walk pocket Rs. 50,000, champion belt and certificate.

The inaugural function will be graced Nagaland BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu at 10 am.

During the competition, an interesting Naga indigenous game also called the “manly game or competition” which passed from the forefathers will also be held.

DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Nagaland Sports Climbing Association (NSCA) felicitated the winners and participants of the association who participated in the Northeast Zonal climbing competition held at Kangla Rock Wall, Minuthong, Imphal.

Association’s general secretary Tokai Chishi in a press statement, said that at the competition, Imnatoshi Pongen won silver in men’s open category (speed climbing) and bronze in (lead climbing ) while Hengouho Singson won silver in (bouldering) in sub junior category and bronze in (speed climbing). NCSA president Mathew K Janger said that 12 climbers represented Nagaland in the competition.

The winners will be representing Nagaland at the national level to be held in Bangalore later this year, he said.

Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 26 (NPN): One hundred and four participants from six clubs are participating in the 1st Mokokchung Inter-Club Badminton Championship 2016, which got underway at Indoor Badminton Stadium, Mokokchung on Wednesday.

Participating clubs are: Golden Feathers (Chungtia)-19 par ticipants, 17 from The Shuttlers (Chuchuyimpang), 18 from Team Bendangsunep (Mokokchung), 14 from Longsa Sporting Club (Longsa), 17 from L4 Impur and 19 from Native Shuttlers (Mopungchukit).

The tournament is organized by Mokokchung District Badminton Association (MDBA).

Delivering key note

address on “MDBA vision 2040”, Er. Yanger Pongen said that MDBA was formed in 1985 with an objective to introduce and encourage the game of badminton by organizing various level tournaments’.

Since its inception MDBA has been producing state and North-east champions in various levels, he stated.

Now, Mokokchung District Badminton Association has set its target to “Produce an Olympic Player by 2040”, in accordance with its vision, Er. Yanger said.

He said conducting of this ‘1st Inter-club Badminton Championship 2016’, was one of the many action plans to achieved the target. According to MDBA president, Er. Toshikaba, the tournament is being

Er. Yanger Pongen with members of MDBA, referees and participants on Wednesday. (NP)

conducted to promote, sional level. The tourna- tional Grade 2 referee, T popularize and nurture ment is being conducted Bendang Chang, assisted young talents, to a profes- under Chief Referee, Na- by eight referees.

SON conducts disabled games in Kohima

Participants of the disabled games 2016 along with SON members at Kohima.

Participants were from G.Rio School, Cherry Blossom School & Spastic Society. The event was graced by Kenue K. Inakhe, additional director Social Welfare.

M e a n w h i l e, S O N would be conducting the similar games for Wokha district on October 28 at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School.

In this regard, all differently- abled persons with parents and families of Wokha district have been asked to reach the venue by 8:30 am on the day.

Participants with teachers/ parents/ escorts have been asked to the venue latest by 8:30 am with xerox disability certificate and one passport photo.

Loyem tourney: Seyong, Genesis FC progress Correspondent

TUENSANG, OCT 26 (NPN): Seyong Club Tobu and Genesis FC Frontier made progress in the 24th edition of the Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship 2016, here at public ground on Wednesday. In the first match, Seyong Club defeated Viceroy FC 8-2. For Seyong, Shamba (9) scored five goals in the 21st , 25th , 35th, 60th and 68th minutes respectively, while Sangti (4), N. Khole (2) and Along (14) scored a goal each in the 4th, 64th and 78th minuets respectively.

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DIMAPUR, OCT 26 (NPN): Special Olympics Nagaland (SON) conducted the disabled games 2016 for Kohima district on October 26 at Badminton stadium.

According to SON, special athletes enthusiastically took part in Table Tennis, Standing Jumps, Soft ball throw, Bocce and Badminton.

For Viceroy FC, goal scorers were Mongko (7) 65th minute and Ongbou (4) 79th minute. In the second match, the Genesis FC blanked Friends United FC 3-0. Likhum (7) scored two goals in the 57th and 63rd minutes while Sangthing (19) opened the account in the 12th minute.

Altogether, 17 teams from the district are taking part in the championship, organized

by Confederation of Chang Students Union. On Thursday, in the first match, Pang FC Club will take on Warrior FC Noksen Town while in the second match, Frontier FC play Unique Bulls FC.

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