October 30, 2016

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVI No. 323

DIMAPUR, sunday, october 30, 2016

Investment worth $25bn in petroleum sector: Pradhan business, Page 8

India crush Kiwis; win ODI series 3-2

Aleppo: Putin rejects request for air raids

Sports, Page 12

international, Page 9

Tension along Indo-Pak border

New scheme to connect states, respond appropriately, warns Army districts: Govt PAK RESORT TO Heavy shelling in Jammu Will“One militant was also killed in the gun-battle. But A I Z AW L , O C T 2 9 the despicable act of mutilating the jawan’s body reflects the barbarism pervading in official and unofficial organisations in Pakistan,” said the Army spokesperson in Srinagar.

“The terrorists managed to escape due to the covering fire provided to them from the Pakistan Army posts.

The incident will be responded to appropriately,” he added. The soldier was identified as Manjeet Singh of 17 Sikh Light Infantry.

Sources said the operation seemed to be the handiwork of a BAT (border action team), which typically consists of terrorists and Pakistan Army regulars, and is bound to further escalate tensions along the LoC and the international boundary in J&K.

A villager showing remains of mortar shells fired from across the LOC by Pakistan on Saturday. (PTI)

JAMMU/NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (AGENCIES): Pakistani troopers on Saturday started heavy shelling targeting civilians and BSF facilities on the International Border in Hiranagar sector and R.S. Pura in Jammu and Kashmir, police said.

“Around 6 a.m., the Pakistan Rangers resorted to heavy mortar shelling and automatic gunfire. The BSF has started retaliating effectively,” the police said. “Shelling and firing exchanges are still going on in both these sectors.” On Fri-

4-lane project: CPO resolves to back contractors

DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): Chakhroma Public Organisation (CPO) on Saturday informed that it has resolved to support the contractors, who got the 4-lane Dimapur-Kohima road project work under its jurisdiction.

In a press release, CPO president, Vichütuolie Mere, and publicity & information in-charge, Khrielievi-u Khro, stated that as per the NHIDCL the work of two packages within the CPO jurisdiction was allotted to M/s Ramky and ECI (Joint Venture).

At a meeting, CPO said it has decided that all the village councils, landowners and individuals should co-operate, assist and also extend necessary support to the contractors while they execute the works, since Dimapur-Kohima road was one of the most important roads for Nagaland.

In this regard, the organisation also appealed to every citizen that no oppositions, obstructions and objections should arise within its territorial domain while carrying out this historic project.

In case of any disturbance or disruption to the smooth functioning on the project by any elements, the

day, heavy shelling and firing exchanges took place in Jammu, Samba and Kathua districts and on the Line of Control (LoC) in Mendhar and Machil sectors. A BSF jawan was killed on Saturday in Machil sector.

The fresh casualty came hours after terrorists, aided by the cover fire by Pakistani Army, last night crossed the LoC in the sector. They killed an Indian army jawan and mutilated his body prompting the Indian army to warn that “the incident will be responded to appropriately.”

Forces are giving befitting reply: HM Union home minister Rajnath Singh said today that the Army and the Border Security Force (BSF) “are giving (a) befitting reply to Pakistan”, even as Pakistani troops today killed a BSF soldier in yet another ceasefire violation along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, Rajnath Singh (File) ANI reported.

“If today we are being able to celebrate Diwali, it is only because of our jawans...India won’t be let down,” Rajnath added. “There can’t be anything more atrocious than this,” said Jitendra Singh, Minister of state at the PMO told ANI. “I’m always of the view that the human rights of soldiers should enjoy precedence over human rights of anybody else. Pakistan is already exposed but it continues to be in denial mode, (we are) confident our forces are capable of responding to any kind of threat,” Jitendra added.

(AGENCIES): The government would launch a new programme— ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’ (one India, excellent India)— on Monday to connect the country’s states and districts, Union Minister of State for Human Resource Development (HRD) Mahendra Nath Pandey said.

“A new programme, ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’ would be launched on Monday to connect states and districts of the country through varied cultures and tourism,” Pandey said on Saturday while addressing a function in Aizawl.

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi would launch the new programme — ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bahrat’.

All the states and districts of India would be linked through diverse cultural and tourism schemes under the programme,” he said.

Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had announced the programme while presenting the budget for 2016-17 in the Lok Sabha on February 29.

Governor dismayed over defunct ITC at Longwa; wants status report DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): Nagaland Governor P.B. Acharya expressed deep concern over the condition of the International Trade Centre at Longwa which remains defunct and in a dilapidated state.

Acharya, who was on his way to Longwa, Mon to inaugurate the Chief Angh’s Residence and tourism Guest House on October 28, stopped briefly at the International Trade Centre (ITC), PRO to Governor stated in a communiqué.

The Governor was very displeased on finding the almost abandoned infrastructure, virtually occupied by domesticated animals as their shelter.

Upon further query, the local MLA Phowang Konyak who had also accompanied the governor, said despite several attempts through the elected representatives and the people of the concern area, to revamp the International Trade Centre (ITC), it could not make any headway due to the lackadaisical response from both the state and the central

AKM serves ultimatum on Okotso operations: AR rebut charges govt over teachers’ salary and to maintain peace and tranquillity in the State, the officer said.

Further clarifying on the incident, PRO said AR troops had launched an operation on October 22 night after receiving intelligence inputs about movement of large number of armed cadres in Okotso area. On October 23, PRO said the troops detected large number of cadres in uniform with weapons in the suspected camp 3 kms away from Okotso village.

On being warned, the cadres opened indiscriminate fire on the security forces injuring one Assam Rifles soldier, who sustained a bullet hit on his bullet proof jacket, PRO said.

In the ensuing fire fight, a cadre was killed and another sustained injury, said PRO adding, the injured was provided immediate first aid and was carried on stretcher by AR troops over

3 kms to be given life saving treatment by 28 AR medical officer, who was later evacuated to Wokha civil hospital.

PRO said the injured cadre confirmed that they were from the GPRN/ NSCN faction.

Reminding that the ceasefire ground rules clearly prohibit factions from carrying arms in areas outside designated camps, PRO claimed that in this case the nearest GPRN/NSCN designated camp was more than 50 kms away from Okotso.

The troops also recovered two AK-47 rifles, one 12 bore gun, one .303 rifle, one G3 rifle and one .22 rifle with large quantity of ammunition, PRO said.

Various organizations including political parties condemned the forceful occupation of Mekokla Baptist Church by the 28 Assam Rifles on October 22 during the operations.

New Karbi outfit PDCK formed, affiliated to UNLFWSEA

Govt forms think tank to promote tourism in India

DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) has served a seven-day ultimatum on the state government to release all pending salaries to the aggrieved teachers and to pay their monthly salaries regularly henceforth.

In an ultimatum addressed to state chief minister, AKM president, L Jemti Longchar, and general secretary, Bendangkumba Aier, said they were “astounded” at the fact that the state government has not been paying salary to a number of Hindi and SSA teachers for six to nine months at a stretch. “It is absolutely unfair on the part of the state government to not pay the entitled salary to the aggrieved teachers,” the signatories stated.

AKM pointed out that aggrieved teachers under the aegis of the All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Associa-

tion and the Nagaland SSA Teachers Association 2010 & 2013 have resorted to boycotting classes after the government failed to met their legitimate demands, which it said was a fall out of the government.

Apex Ao student body asserted that boycotting of classes by teachers has led to putting the career of thousands of innocent students at peril, more so as the current academic session was coming to an end. AKM said it cannot remain a mute spectator “to this spectre of misgovernance” on the part of the government. Pointing out that career of innocent students, cannot be put at jeopardy because of the government’s “ineptness”, AKM warned that, in the event of the government failed to comply with its ultimatum, it would be compelled to take its own course of action.

D I M PAU R , O C T 2 9 (NPN): Apropos the press statements published in the local dailies with regard to the alleged desecration of a Church by Assam Rifles troops in connection with the October 22 operation, PRO (Defence) Col. C. Konwer has issued a clarification.

In a communiqué, PRO said AR comprises of large number of Christian troops, some of whom were part of Okotso operations.

“Troops of Assam Rifles have immense respect for all religions and will never take any step or action to disrespect any religious place of worship,” PRO added.

PRO further said that the disrespect to the church was a blatant lie being spread by some vested interest for some devious notions “to cover the wrong doings of UG cadres.”

Assam Rifles remains committed to its motto ‘Friends of the Hill People’

Correspondent

DIPHU, OCT 29: A new Karbi militant outfit called the “People’s Democratic Council of Karbi Longri (PDCK)”, pledging to fight for sovereignty of the Karbis, was formed at an undis(Cont’d on p-5) closed location on October 27.

“Concurring individuals believing in sovereignty of the Karbis held various discussions earlier this month where the need for a new armed outfit in the district to fight for the rights of the Karbis was strongly felt.

Thus, a unanimous decision was taken to give birth to PDCK which was formally formed,” informed the newly formed outfit’s chairman, Jeksai; general secretary, Nongme Tungjang, and chief of army “Captain” David Mukrang.

“Our party is not even PDCK is affiliated with mentioned in opinion polls United National Liberation for UP. We could emerge Front of Western South East as ready-made ally.”

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PDCK Jeksai hoisting the flag of the new outfit. (R) PDCK cadres at launching programme.

comprises of other militant outfits of the region such as KCP, KLO, KYKL, NDFB, NLFT, NSCN, PREPAK, PREPAK (Pro), RPF and UNLF, who are also fighting for the sovereignty of their respective regions, added the outfit leadership.

Meanwhile, NSCN (K) has conveyed “profound moral support” to the Karbi people and wished success to

the recently formed PDCK on the occasion of its formation on Thursday.

“It is very encouraging and heart-warming to be informed that our Karbi comrade has formed PDCK to fight for complete Sovereignty. It is a big step ahead, yet to achieve that goal we must be prepared to face hardship,” said NSCN (K) chairman, SS Khaplang, in a

congratulatory message sent to PDCK. Reiterating its commitment towards sovereignty of West East South East Asia (WESEA) regions, the NSCN (K) has appealed to all compatible outfits of the regions to not succumb to the “divisive policies of the Indian government” and remain strong and united putting aside the differences.

NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (AGENCIES): The government has constituted a “national tourism advisory council” with top officials of key ministries and leading names from private sector as members to help it take steps required to make India a global tourism hub.

Union tourism ministry on Thursday issued an order which said this council, with a tenure of three years, “will act as a think tank and advise the government on various policy matters relating to tourism.”

The secretaries of home, finance, foreign, culture, civil aviation, urban development, road transport and highways, shipping and drinking water and sanitation will be members of this council along with the chiefs of agencies like Railway Board and ITDC.

Governor during his visit to ITC Longwa. (Raj Bhavan)

government The Centre was established way back in 1996 and inaugurated on in 2006 to have border trade with the neighboring country, Myanmar.

In this regard, Governor directed the local MLA and the administration to submit the actual report on the status of ITC. He also urged upon the MLA and the public of the area to pursue for resumption of the centre seriously. “Any trade centre should have a brisk activities and this ITC should be no less as it will benefit peo-

ple residing in the border area of India and Myanmar,” he added.

Later, to boost the morale of the armed forces, Governor also visited Delta company of 35 Assam Rifles manning the border area and held a brief interaction with the officers and the jawans.

Acharya while thanking the armed forces for safeguarding the border and the country also urged the company commander to initiate public welfare schemes under army project to benefit the people of the border area.

Governor, CM greet on Diwali

DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, and chief minister, TR Zeliang, have extended greetings to the people on the festive occasion of Diwali.

In his greetings, Acharya expressed hope that this festival brings peace, unity and harmony amongst the different community in the state.

“As we celebrate the festival of lights, let us also look into our own self and do away with all the evil practices that are all around us and in our own life and let goodness prevail in all spears of life,” he said. The governor also appealed to all to come together on this occasion of victory of good over evil, to do away injustice and corruption that was plaguing the society.

Further, he called for making the state peaceful and prosperous. “We only can make Nagaland Golden Nagaland. Let us strive to work together for a strong, prosperous peaceful India,” Acharya added.

CM: Meanwhile, state chief minister, TR Zeliang, said that, as Diwali signifies the victory of good over evil, people celebrating the festival should know the essence that truth and goodness would always triumph.

“Lighting of lamps, fireworks and sharing, which are some significant attributes of Deepavali, indicates that we should remember to keep ourselves happy over good things in the world,” Zeliang said, adding that everyone should all take pride in celebrating the colourful festival of lights. The chief minister expressed his hope that the festival will bring joy, peace and blessings to one and all during this festive season.

Gov extends Chega Gadi greetings DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): Governor, PB Acharya, has extended his warm greetings to the Zeliang community on the occasion of Chega Gadi/Langsimnyi festival. In his message, the governor said the festival marks the belief that the Almighty showers blessings and brings good harvest and health and also of the rekindling of relationships.

“They are of the most popular festivals of the Zeliang community, celebrated with great pomp and gaiety,” Acharya said. As they celebrate the festival, the governor called upon them to thank Almighty God and pray for plenteous harvest and the welfare of farmers.

“Let us all come together and be nodal agents to reach the Kisans and involve them in various welfare project/ schemes for the welfare of farmers by reaching out to them and motivating them to go for Kisan Credit Card, Kisan Soil Card, etc. of Central Government Welfare Projects and Jhan Dhan Yojna, etc.,” the governor said. Further, he prayed that this festival be a period to bring peace and unity to all the Naga brethren and the Zeliang community.

He hoped that this festival promote the spirit of love, forgiveness and emotional integration.

Hukato Naga’s body to arrive today

DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): The dead body of Hukato Naga, a prominent businessman of Dimapur and CMD of HN company, who passed away in Nottingham, UK on October 25 will arrive Dimapur on Sunday afternoon, family sources informed.

According to family sources, the dead body will arrive Delhi on Sunday at 11.40 a.m. from London after which a brief funeral service would be held there. The body would then be flown to Dimapur by a chartered flight and land at around 3 p.m.

Family sources further informed that the funeral service will held on October 31, 2016 at 9 a.m. at Naga Mansion (H/No. 119), Ikishe village. (Condolences on p-7) K Y M C

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State future appears gloomy says, P. Longon

Minister of health and family welfare, P Longon speaking at the prison HIV intervention project inaugural programme. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 29 (NPN): Keeping in view the current status of HIV in the state, where the Nagaland state ranked number one in terms of HIV prevalence in the country, minister of Health and Family Welfare, P. Longon as chief guest termed that the future of the state appeared gloomy on Saturday. He said this at the inaugural programme of Community Awareness and Development (CAD) Foundation on prison HIV intervention under project sunrise FHI360 at central jail, Dimapur.

Chief guest, in his speech said that it should be a concern for everyone at the increasing rate of HIV spreading the state inspite of the tremendous and continuous efforts un-

dertaken by Nagaland state AIDS control society and all concerned stakeholders and thereby he felt that more efforts needed to be made from all quarter to address the issue.

“Stigma and discrimination still prevails and thus we are yet to create an enabling environment for those infected for accessing the different facilities provided by the government” Longon added.

He also appealed all to understand the various issues and aspects of the disease and have an in depth knowledge which would further result in better understanding, acceptability and better coordination of different stakeholders involved in HIV care and treatment in the state.

He also felt that the need to make use of the various platforms and make

HIV/AIDS as priority and by this it would ensure that those infected today would be provided with the best available treatment and further stop the spreading of the virus.

Applauding the intervention project to address awareness and education on HIV to the prisoners, Longon appealed the prison department and prison staff to provide assistance and coordination wherever necessary to the implementing agency. He also believed that Nagaland state AIDS control society, family health international 360 and NGO implementing agency community awareness and development foundation Dimapur would do justice to the programme in carrying out the different activities inside the prison.

N-NACADAO Abou Mere in his speech shared the need for the prison department to come up with Nagaland state prison manual which would be applicable for the region.

He also requested the prison department, ministers and directorate to help advocate that no prisoner would be discriminated on health grounds.

Short speech was also delivered by district hospital Dimapur, CMO Vikato Kinimi, director general of prison Nagaland, Robin Sharma.

The programme further followed release of NACO, HIV prevention, care and treatment services in prisons of North-Eastern states of India magazine.

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YVC appeals to resume Chotisiih urges promoting of work culture road construction

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KIPHIRE, OCT 29(NPN):The Yingphire Village Council (YVC) has stated that the PMGSY Phase-II of the work L-022 to Yingphire village has been lying unattended for the past two years.

In a join press release, chairman of Yingphire Village Council, Lichose and 2nd GB Yingphire village T. Lisetong Sangtam stated that work was started on May 5, 2012, however even the first phase of soiling was incomplete.

It stated that, the work done was only 20 to 25 percent but alleged that

60 percent of the bill was withdrawn as per the reliable source they received.

Therefore, the council has reminded M/S Engineering Station Enterprise to resume the incomplete works before November 10, 2016, failing to comply the aforesaid, stern action would be initiated against the contractor or to the firm.

Further, the YVC has appealed the concern department not to release the remaining 40 percent of the bill till the work was completed and until the council issues “No Objection Certificate” to the firm after thorough inspection of the workmanship.

ATPSA organizes cleanliness drive at Tsg Correspondent TUENSANG, OCT 29 ( NPN): The All Tuensang Private School Association (ATPSA) had organized “clean Tuensang”, with an aim to create a healthy environment in the locality, wherein all the private schools were cleaned in the whole town extending from civil hospital, Tuensang to NAP check post on October 28.

The programme was graced by deputy commissioner Tuensang, Alemjongshi as chief guest. He advised the students to keep the surrounding clean and initiate others to do the same. Promoting sanitation programmes in the rural areas, cleaning streets, roads and changing the infrastructure of the country, the chief guest urged upon the peoples to pledge for a neat and clean India.

He further said that, taking the broom to sweep the street, cleaning up the garbage, focusing on sanitation and maintaining a hygienic environment should become a practice and people should disseminate the message of “cleanliness is next to Godliness”.

The president of the Association, Rev. Fr. Jonnson V.U welcomed the chief guest, principals, teachers and students and spoke at length about the importance of cleanliness. Jose V.J. Secretary of the Association, further thanked the Almighty God for showering His blessing upon us and thanked the chief guest for his valuable time. He also thanked Rev. Fr. Jonhson for making arrangement toward the success of the programme.The cleanliness drive was participated by hundreds of students, teachers from 14 private schools across the town.

Zhavame union Kohima with traditional attires during its cultural day celebration at Kohima. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , O C T 2 9 (NPN): Nagaland Legislative assembly speaker Chotisiih Sazo urged the young upcoming generation to promote work culture in society while addressing the gathering as the special guest during the cultural day celebration organized

by Zhavame union Kohima under the theme “our culture, our identity” held at NSF solidarity park Kohima on Saturday.

Sazo in his address stressed the importance of preserving the cultural values such as respecting elders, hard work and dignity of labour. He encouraged the gathering to strengthen the unity of the Chakhesangs and Nagas as whole.

He advised that one should not be ashamed of their culture and identity though the attires or language may be different.

President Chakhesang Hoho Kohima, Theja Thereih in his address as a special invitee lauded the Zhavame Union Kohima for the initiative of organizing cultural day and demonstrating their unity and cooperation through such celebration. While stressing the need of preserving our tradition and culture, Thereih pointed out the need of proper census of the Chakhesangs living in Kohima for the good of the society.

The chief host vice president NWA, Deo Movi in his address said that young generations were

forgetting the culture and reminded that without culture people were lost. He encouraged other Chakhesang villages to organize such events to revive culture.

The programme was compeered by Rekha Dukru, invocation prayer said by VP St. Joseph college Rev. Fr. Rozu Anthony Dukhru, folk song presented by Baoluchii and Nganyii and veterans of Zhavame Kohima, vote of thanks proposed by Mosonyi Domeh and benediction prayer was tendered by youth secretary NBCC, Vikuo Rhi. There were various cultural activities like climbing of bamboo poles, cultural dances, Suotii Ni, folk songs and others.

Hundreds of believers seen attending the first day of citizen general interdenominational revival camp organized by the Longleng Town Phom Baptist Church with Rev. Among Phom, OT translator, Bible society of India, North east India Shillong as main speaker. (NP)

New Year greetings

by Jain Samaj

DIMAPUR: Shree Digambar Samaj on the occasion of Jain New Year has extended a very happy and prosperous New Year 2543 to the citizens of Nagaland. President of Shree Digambar Samaj, Om Prakash Sethi in a press note stated that Jains celebrate New Year on Deepawali, the day of salvation of 24th Lord of Jains i.e. Lord Mahavira also, Shri Gautam Ganadhar, the principle disciple of Lord Mahavira, obtained enlightenment on the day. It also stated that may the preaching’s of non-violence prevail throughout the world which was at present in lots of turmoil and that the festival of lights bring joy & spiritual awakening in every soul.

Hectic preparation underway at Chozuba town for the upcoming town council inauguration program to be held in November. Thousands of Chozuba town citizens came out in the streets for a cleanliness drive including painting of shops and streets, filling of pot holes and beautifying the town.

news in brief Gov, CM to grace Zeliangrong premier festival: Zeliangrong Bawdi Kohima would be celebrating its annual premier festival Chaga Gadi and Langsimnyi on October 31, at 10 a.m in the Naga Student Federation (NSF) Solidarity Park, near NBCC Convention Centre, Kohima. The Zeliangrong Bawdi and the Organizing Committee of the festival has requested all the Zeliangrong people to come with traditional attire during the festival celebration. Governor P.B. Acharya would grace the festival as chief guest, and chief host would be chief minister T.R.Zeliang. Organizing Committee has also invited all the Zeliangrong in-laws to attend the festival celebration with their entire family members.

ADC Wokha notifies on special summary revision of electoral roll: Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Wokha has informed that in view of the forthcoming Wokha town council election a special summary revision has been announced starting from November 1-10. It further informed that any claims and objection could be submitted to the ADC/ERO Wokha and to supervisory officers. A special campaign in all wards would be carried out in all designated polling station starting from November 1.

ADC & ERO, Medzhiphema informs: Addl Deputy Commissioner & ERO, Medzhiphema Town Council Sara S Jamir has informed that a revision of the Electoral Roll for Medziphema Town Council wards would be taken up with draft publication of electoral roll on October 31; period of lodging claims and objections November 1-10; Period of disposal of claims and objections November 11-17; Period of filling appeal to the respective appellate authority November 18-22; Disposal of claims and objection by the appellate authority; November 26-28’ Preparation of list of amendment after the decision of appellate authority November 28-28 and final publication of electoral roll November 29.

GBUD informs: GBs Union Dimapur (GBUD) has informed that, through reliable sources some irregularities in the issue of PRC/RC/ST/Indigenous/A-card/Pancard/driving license/bank account etc certificates to the public by government un-appointed GBs and discharged GBs were using official seal and writing pad of the authority concerned which was illegal. GBUD president M.Y. Ngullie has informed all concern GBs that, if such discrepancy was found in near future, stern action would be taken against defaulters according to the GBUD constitution.

Schedule of special summary revision of e-roll: Electoral Registration Officer, KMC Kohima, Nagaland, Kethosituo Sekhose has informed the general public of Kohima municipal wards that the schedule of Special Summary Revision of electoral roll for municipal/town councils were: Draft publication of electoral roll on October 31; period for lodging claims & objection from November 1 to 10; period for disposal of claims and objections from November 11 to 17; period for filling appeal to the respective appellate authority from November 18 to 22; disposal of claims and objection by appellate authority from November 23 to 25; preparation of list of amendment after the decision of appellate authority from November 26 to 28 and final publication of E-Roll on November 29. All concerned have been informed to take note of the summary revision schedule and lodge claims & objections if any on the appropriate dates as specified.

DC Kohima informs on LED lightings: Deputy commissioner (DC) Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor IAS has notified the following regulations for adherence by all: All home lighting that are lighted over night shall install LED tubes/bulbs; all festive decorations shall install only LED lights; all shops, hotels lightings both within and outside shall install only LED bulbs/tubes and all decorative lightings and event/venue lightings at Hornbill venue, Kisama/IG Stadium/Night Carnival festival shall use only LED lightings. This was informed through an official bulletin. DC further informed all the concerned village councils/wards/colonies authority under kohima district to submit the village/colony requirements of LED bulbs or tube lights and collect the same on payment before November 10, 2016. The rate of LED bulb (9W) and LED tube light (18W) are Rs. 70 and Rs. 230 respectively, the notice read.

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WEATHER FORECAST October 30

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Agartala Some sun, a t-storm in spots 31 23 Aizawl

A thunderstorm in spots

Guwahati Mostly sunny and nice Imphal

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Itanagar Mostly sunny and not as warm 28 17 Shillong A thunderstorm in spots Kohima

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Tuensang Cooler with a shower Wokha

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Zunheboto A shower or t-storm in spots 23 13

BJP Peren district consultative meet DIMAPUR: Bharatya Janata Party (BJP) Peren district has convened a consultative meeting on November 4 at 12 noon at Jalukie town, Rest house.

All concern members have been asked to attend the meeting.

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Dr. Michael Heneise addressing at Kohima, Saturday. (NP)

Correspondent KO H I M A , O C T 2 9 (NPN): Twenty-fourth state level national children’s science congress 2016 was held today at the Zonal council hall under the theme “Science, Technology and Innovation for Sustainable Development”, under the Ministry of Science and Technology, organized by Nagaland Institute of Health, Environment and Social Welfare.

Editor in chief, the South Asianist, University of Edinburgh, Scotland Dr. Michael Heneise graced the inaugural function as the chief guest. In his brief address, Heneise narrated his childhood experiences to the students that had taught him patience, perseverance and passion for his projects. He said science

was an interesting subject that combined a great deal of commitment and inspiration. He informed that a lot of scientific discoveries have been done from a small place and urged students to face life with confidence and present the project with accuracy. He said with the efforts of the student-scientists, the world would be a better place to live in and appealed to reach for the stars.

Students from the districts of Kohima, Phek, Wokha, Dimapur, Peren andMokokchung, Zunheboto took part in the science congress.The programme was chaired by Santu Thapa while Hony. Director NIHESWDr. Vizovol Mekro delivered welcome address.

The following selected child-scientists would represent the state at the

national level science congress to be held from December 27 – 31 at Baramati, Maharastra.

The selected students are Mitishar, Rudilhounuo Regina Mere Christ King Higher Secondary School (CKHSS), Kohima, Kaboli G. Aye,Cornerstone School, Zunheboto, Shneha Chakraborty LGHSS Kohima, VithoK. Yeptho, Cornerstone School, Zunheboto, Vikusunuo Natso AldervilleSchool Kohima, Botoholi Achumi LFHSS Kohima and Ryan Sivakoti of Cornerstone School Zunheboto. Amongla Pongen and Neingumenuo Thur both from CKHSS Kohima would represent the state at the 104th Indian science congress to be held from January 3 to 7, 2017 at Sri. Venkateswara University, Tirupati.

DIMAPUR: Sensitization programme for police jawans of DEF Kohima on harmful effects of tobacco and COPTA 2003 was held at SP office conference hall Kohima on October 28 with District Nodal Officer NTCP, District Tobacco Control Cell, Kohima and department of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland, Dr. Arenla Walling as speaker.

In a press note by SubDivisional Police Officer (South) & PRO Atu Zumvü, officers and jawans from S.P office, NAP (IR) company stationed at Kohima and police stations under DEF Kohima attended the sensitization programme. The sensitization programme was focused on the harmful effects of tobacco both on humans and the environment.

Dr. Arenla stated that consumption of tobacco in various forms not only affected ones health but was also a burden on the economy of the state. The speaker emphasized on the role of the law enforcing agency in raising awareness on the harmful effects of tobacco, advocacy, reporting of violations and complying with the law.

Par ticipants also pledged to spread awareness about hazards of tobacco and to live a healthy tobacco free life. Dr. Arenla Walling urged the jawans to “say no to tobacco”.

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DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Tseminyu unit has informed all the primary teachers under its unit including SSA, adhoc, fixed or regular irrespective of the nature of appointment, who have not sub-

mitted the data format and their membership fee of Rs 200 (Two Hundred) only for preparation of common seniority list before November 10. After which the association will not be held responsible for the delay on the part of the concerned teachers

Diwali greetings from organisations

MCD: Muslim Council Dimapur has conveyed heartfelt greetings to everyone on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.

MCD working president, A. Rahman has wished that the festival brings a spirit of enthusiasm for universal brotherhood.

DDCF: Dimapur District Citizens Forum has wished all the citizens of Nagaland a happy & blessed Diwali. DDCF president, Joseph N. Lemtur has appealed everyone to celebrate an eco friendly Diwali.

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Teachers demand Manipur edu minister’s resignation of their monthly salaries pending for months before the Ningol Chakouba festival which falls on November 1.

During Saturday’s mass court arrest agitation, the teachers demanded the resignation of state education minister Dr Kh Ratankumar while blaming him for the death of a graduate teacher recently.

RK Tamphasana Devi (44), a graduate teacher of Wangkhei Model High School, Imphal died this week following an illness at a health care facility in Imphal.

The teachers alleged that late Devi had fallen ill and died after hearing that she was downgraded from graduate teacher post.

“Government is behind the cause of death of our colleague,” AMESTA secretary M Jadumani alleged.

Earlier, before the mass court arrest movement, the teachers attend-

ed a condolence service and also staged a protest rally from the residence of their deceased colleague at Thangmeiband.

Various slogans like “Government killed RK Tamphasana Devi,” “Stop harassing teachers,” “Resign education minister and chief minister” were displayed during the rally.

A police team stopped the rally from proceeding further at Khuyathong.

With additional police force from city police, the agitating teachers were dispersed.

Later, talking to the media, AMESTA general secretary M Jadumani demanded that government should revoke the decision to downgrade the teachers and clear their due salaries before Ningol Chakouba festival. He affirmed that the teachers will continue their agitations until the government fulfill their demands.

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IMPHAL, OCT 29: Seven members of Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) were Saturday picked up by the police after a clash broke out between two groups of students in the crisis ridden Manipur University.

The clash was not related with the prevailing reservation imbroglio but over the holding of a felicitation function for newly elected functionaries of students’ union of colleges.

Some students and a policeman sustained injured in the clash that broke out inside the university campus. The policeman was hospitalised with injuries on his face while students with minor injuries were discharged after first aids at nearby healthcare centres.

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newly elected functionaries of college student unions organised by DESAM was prevented by a group of students.

Some students of the Manipur University were against the organization of such felicitation function considering the prevailing imbroglio over the adoption of reservation policy in admission. In a bid to prevent the organisation of the programme, they close the main entrance gate of the university which turned ugly after DESAM members and their supporters tried to open the gate forcibly.

When a confrontation between the two groups of students erupted, security guards of the university rushed and intervened. A police team also rushed to the spot. However, some of the students in clash pelted stones towards the police which compelled the police to tear gas shelling.

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IMPHAL, OCT 29: A powerful Improvised Explosive Device (IED), suspected to be planted by the militants, went-off in the heart of Imphal city early Friday morning. No casualty was reported. The bomb was planted at a place between Gupta Auto Corporation and Jaiswal Store. A car parked nearby was damaged by the impact of the blast. Window panes of the first floor and second floors of the Gupta Auto Corporation building were also shattered by the impact of the blast.

D imap u r , O ct 2 9 (NPN): The Somdal Youth and Cultural Club (SYCC) has Saturday clarified that the four persons arrested by Manipur Commando on October 27 were innocent citizens.

The four persons, namely, Ningkhangam Muivah, Ramthem Muivah, Choreishim Phungshok and Vivian Ruivah, arrested by police alleging them as NSCN (I-M) overground workers are law abiding of Somdal village who were in the process of recording a Christmas album as members of the Somdal Baptist Church, stated a press release issued by Ramshing Muivah, president of Somdal Youth and Cultural Club.

“This horrid act of Manipur Police is gross injustice and a shame for the judiciary,” the press release stated.

“Arresting a person simply on the basis of a person belonging to a particular community and framing malicious charges is to be condemned by all right thinking citizens of this country,” it added.

Guwahati, Oct 29 (PTI): Assuring Union minister Rajiv Pratap Rudy that Assam was on track to achieve its goal of building skilled manpower, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Friday said his government was “earnestly pursuing” the skill development plan for the state.

At a meeting with the Union Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship here, Sonowal apprised him of the status of the recentlyopened Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra (PMKK) in Guwahati among others.

Rudy underlined the need for structuring of the Directorate of Skill Development in the state and asked for submission of the state’s plan for the Skill Development Mission, assuring a “100 per cent support” of the Centre for the same.

To the Union minister’s request for a 10-acre land on lease for setting up a drivers’ training centre in the state, Sonowal assured him of providing land of Assam State Transport Corporation for setting up such centres all

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I, Smti. N. Shikatoli Achumi, D/o Nihoto Achumi permanent resident of South Point (E) Colony, Zunheboto Town, Dist. Zunheboto : Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi Naga Community and a resident of the above mentioned address : 2. That in my SBI Pass Book, Service Identity Card, Aadhar Card and Appointment Order my name is recorded and entered as Shikatoli Achumi whereas in my Service Book and GPF Statement it was entered as N. Shikatoli Achumi.

3. That the name Shikatoli Achumi and N. Shikatoli Achumi refers to same and one person which is referred to me.

4. Henceforth, I shall use my name as N. Shikatoli Achumi for all official purpose and future correspondence.

5. That the above statement from Para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before the Competent Authority on this 27th Day of October 2016 at Zunheboto : Nagaland.

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ties in question are Moran, Muttock, Tai-Ahom, Koch-Rajbongshi, Sootea and Tea-Tribes.

Reiterating the state government’s commitment to the cause of ST status to these communities, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said he has already taken up the matter with the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and the issue was moving in the right direction.

The Chief Minister assured the agitating organisations during a meeting last night that he would call on the Union Home Min-

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The Pfutseromi Village Gazetted Forum would like to congratulate Shri. Wepe Ritse on his promotion to the post of Registrar of Cooperation (HOD). The Forum wishes him a successful tenure.

(M. K. MERO) President, PVGF

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION

Regd. 4570 ( Name Correction) Dt. 28-10-2016 I, Smti. Ms. YESHELI ACHUMI, D/o Shri. SHIKHU aged about 25 years presently residing at Themezie Colony, Dist. Kohima in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and belonging to Sumi (Naga) tribe of Nagaland.

2. That real name is Ms. Yesheli Achumi 3. That in some documents i.e. Service Appointment Order my name has been appears as Ms. YESHILI ACHUMI, D/o SHRI. SHIKHU instead of Ms. YESHELI ACHUMI, D/o Shri. Shikhu which is correct and genuine name.

4. That above two names are one and same person and having the same identity.

5. That by today onwards I shall be known as Ms. YESHELI ACHUMI in my official documents and in official correspondence.

I further declare that the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and believe and nothing has been concealed herein and put my signature on this day the…………… of 2016 DEPONENT K-3976

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OFFICE OF THE COUNCIL OF CHAKHESANG CHRISTIAN REVIVAL CHURCHES The Church Council would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Vesato Tetseo Pastor, Chairman Board of Mission Chakhesang CRC for being promoted to Director of Treasury & Account, Nagaland, Kohima.

We wish him and pray that Almighty God may grant him more success in his future endeavours.

Ngoswüyi Lohe Rev. Vevozo Khamo Chairman, CCCRC Executive Secy., CCCRC

PFOSEMEI STUDENTS' CONFERENCE

POSTPONED NOTICE The Pfosemei Students' Conference Raffle Draw on 30 th October 2016 is postponed and rescheduled on 4 th December 2016 at 1:00 p.m due to unavoidable circumstances.

Inconveniences caused regretted.

Hriiziio, Convener, Organising Committee

Dear Kaka Rebekah Kikon, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Today is the day you were brought into this world to be a blessing to the people around you. May your birthday and everyday be filled with the warmth of sunshine, happiness of smiles, laughter, the feeling of love and the sharing of good cheer. from your loving family members. ______________________________ Age may add a few more wrinkles but it will never take the sheen off your personality…..

Wishing you all the joy your heart can hold. “ Happy Birthday Dear” With love, Husband,sons & daughter. _______________________ My dear Avitili H. Chophy On this precious Day on your 1st Birthday, May God bless you and long life.

We wish you a very Happy Birthday.

With love Mum, Dad and relatives. _____________________________ Dearest Barnabas, A year haws passed with joy by bless of God. Today you are 2 years old we pray to God for year long life and good health.

With love Ayo Baba and brothers. _____________________________

Revival & Healing Festival Date 17, 18, 19, 20 November 2016 VENUE

: Nagaland State Stadium, Near Dimapur DC court

SPEAKERS : Rev. Dr. ED Citronnelli, Director World Healing Ministry Rev. Dr. Ade Banjo, Director World Harvest Ministry 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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CONGRATULATES

With immense pride and joy the Ekhung take this opportunity to congratulate ;1. Smti. Athel O Lotha, promoted to the Addl. Secy., Govt of Nagaland.

2. Shri. Orenpomo Kikon, promoted to the Addl. Secy., Govt of Nagaland.

3. Shri. Thechamo Ezung, promoted to the Addl. Secy., Govt of Nagaland.

4. Shri. Lumdemo N. Kikon, promoted to UDA, Govt. of Nagaland.

5. Shri. Renponthung Ezung, newly inducted Chairman Wokha District Chamber of Commerce & Industries (WDCC&I) and for receiving ITC Ltd. ‘Best Performance Award’.

6. Shri. Zayio Ezung, elected unopposed for his second tenure as Chairman Longsa Village Council.

The Ekhung wish them all success in their future endeavour.

N. Samuel Ezung, Publicity & Info. Secy., WTLE DC-2417

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Urra Area Villages Youth Organisation would like to express our sincere gratitude to all individual, villages & associations who rendered their service and financial support towards the successful conduct of 5th UAVYO Annual Sports Meet held on 25th – 27th October 2016 at Diezephe Village.

We are specially grateful to the following : 1. Hau Village : ` 45,000/2. Mrs. & Mr. Thejavi Rio Razhaphe Basa : ` 15,000/3. Mrs. & Mr. Avota Khamo VDB Secretary, Bade Village : ` 10,000/4. Mrs. & Mr. Kuthonuzo Khusoh Tatar NSCN/GPRN, Seluophe Village : ` 7,000/5. Mrs. & Mr. Y. Thrilong Sangtam President, Urra Area Parent Body : ` 5,000/6. Mrs. & Mr. Vesato Chüzho Chairman, Diezephe Village : ` 5,000/7. Diezephe Youth Society : Mr. Phusheto Chishi President

Dear Longkum Ovung, Glad to know that it was your Birthday... hope you have enjoyed to the fullest..although its quite late i want to wish you all best..God bless you with more wisdom,good health and happiness always.

Ni s s pungneo, dmr.

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ister along with them after the Lok Sabha and Assembly bye-elections are over in the state next month.

Sonowal also requested the organisations to reconsider their agitational programmes.

Following the meeting, representatives of the organisations expressed satisfaction on the assurance given by Sonowal and said they would reconsider their agitation.

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over the state. An MoU in this regard would be signed between the state and the Centre for jointly operating these centres. Sonowal told Rudy that 10 buildings constructed by the Industries Department would be handed over to the Skill Development Ministry which would be turned into state-of-the-art skilling centres. Rudy said ‘job melas’ for entry-level jobs would be organised shortly in the state which would give a “huge fillip” to the employment scenario.

The chief minister advocated a “synergising approach” between the government and corporate houses wherein, the government would impart skill development training to the youth and the corporate houses would absorb them in various vocations. Stating that PMKKs would be opened in all the districts of the state in a phased manner and the respective MPs would be entrusted with the task of monitoring the functioning of these centres, Rudy said the funds for the same would be entirely provided by the Centre.

ADGP to mediate with bodies agitating over ST status

Guwahati, Oct 29 (PTI): Assam government has appointed Additional Director General of Police Pallav Bhattacharjee as a mediator to talk and sort out issues with bodies agitating for grant of ST status to six communities.

“Assam government has appointed Pallav Bhattacharjee, Additional DGP (SB), Assam as the new mediator to liaise with the organisations agitating for ST status of six communities of the state,” an official release issued today said.

The six communi-

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(Correction of Names) 1. I, No. 2401708M Rank : RFN Name : Loke Raj Sharma, son of Lachuman Chettri presently serving at 24th Assam Rilfes C/O 99 APO, do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under.

2. That I am presently serving at 24th Assam Rifles, C/O 99 APO bearing No. 2401708M Rank: RFN. 3. That my wife's name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as MAYA DEVI in my service book.

4. That the name MAYA KUMARI SHARMA and MAYA DEVI both are one and the same person.

5. That my wife's correct name is MAYA KUMARI SHARMA. 6. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes.

7. That the statements made in paragraphs 1-3 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein.

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Cagiangpi : Lp.Liangsi Newmai Advocate, Director C-CERP Co-Ordinator NACWR Zengtung : 31st Cagahiu 2016 Pating : Wancak 10:00 Nsun Pabam : Orchid Ground Burma Camp Dimpur.

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IMPHAL, OCT 29: Police Saturday foiled a mass court arrest stir of agitating teachers of government schools in Imphal.

The teachers under the banner of the All Manipur Elementary School Te a c h e r s A s s o c i a t i o n (AMESTA) were agitating demanding review of a recent government decision to downgrade 1786 teachers and clearance of their pending salaries. An order of the state government issued on September 6 last downgraded 1786 graduate teachers to matriculate and primary teachers.

Denouncing the government move, the affected teachers under the aegis of AMESTA has been staging various forms of agitations including mass sit-in-protest, relay-hunger strike in the last few days.

The teachers were also demanding disbursement

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With a deep sense of gratitude the International Evangelistic Fellowship (IEF) would like to thank individuals, families and all the local churches under ABAM for your valuable prayer and financial contribution towards Discipleship Bible College on DBC & IEF day of prayer held on 11th Sept 2016.

Your generous contribution will make a huge difference in building up of our college for the extension of God’s kingdom.

Thank you.

In Christ T. Chujang Aier Gen. Secretary IEF Mkg DC-2422

ZELIANGRONG UNION CHUMUKEDIMA AREA CHAGA-GADI FESTIVAL PROGRAMME 2016 Date : 31st Oct. 2016 Venue : Zeliangrong B/Church Compound CMD. Time : 10:00 A.M Moderator - Mr. Maliangzin Thiumai Speaker - D. Mutlak (Pastor ZLR B/C CMD)

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Yadavs call truce for now, fireworks post Diwali?

LUCKNOW, OCT 29 (IANS): After more than a month of a bitter and public turf war that shocked Uttar Pradesh, the Samajwadi Party’s warring Yadavs have called for truce now.

But there may be more fireworks post Diwali.

While Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav is busy attending public functions, signing files and presiding over meetings, his uncle and state party chief Shivpal Singh Yadav is sprucing up the ruling party and networking with old socialist chums who had drifted apart, specially after the Samajwadi Party walked out of the ‘Maha Gathbandhan’ in Bihar last year.

At the bidding of party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, Shivpal Yadav recently went to Delhi and met some old satraps of the socialist movement.

While the official reason for the meetings was to invite them to the November 5 event when the

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Samajwadi Party marks 25 years of its existence, informed sources say the real motive was to work out how to trip Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his BJP. Shivpal Yadav has been openly championing the return of Mulayam Singh as Chief Minister and wants the 2017 assembly polls to be held under his leadership, with the larger Janata Pariwar coming together again.

Security of top ministers, Army chief tightened NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (AGENCIES): The security of Cabinet ministers, senior BJP leaders and Army chief has been reviewed and tightened after inputs suggest a possible attack by Pakistan in retaliation to the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army.

The security at the residence of top Cabinet ministers, senior BJP leaders and Army Chief has been reviewed and strengthened after intelligence inputs suggested there could be terror strikes in retaliation of surgical strikes on Pakistan.

In a major security revamp, security of Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, MoS PMO Jitender Singh and senior BJP leaders LK Advani and Subramanium Swamy have been restructured.

Top intelligence sources told India Today Group security of Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag, VicePresident Hamid Ansari and LG Najeeb Jung has also been reviewed. Sources said rear gate at Home Minister’s Akbar Road residence has been closed from both sides and Quick Reaction Teams have been deployed

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plying in the city was significantly higher today.

Vendors were back on the streets of the city in the TRC Chowk-Batamaloo axis , while many shops were open in the civil lines and the outskirts of Srinagar.

However, normal life continued to remain affected in the rest of the Valley for the 113th day due to the separatist-sponsored strike.

Security forces have been deployed in strength at vulnerable spots and along the main roads as a precautionary measure to maintain law and order as well as to instil a sense of security among the people to carry out their day to day activities without fear.

The separatists have been agitating since Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani was killed in an encounter with security forces on July 8.

As many as 85 people, including two police personnel, have been killed and thousands of others injured in the ongoing unrest in the Valley.

agreed to attend the event of November 5. At the same time, he is stacking up his supporters for the November 3 ‘Rath Yatra’.

Two videos, shot by an American team of specialists, have already been aired, in an attempt to portray Akhilesh Yadav as a doting family man and a hard-working chief executive of the state.

Incidentally, neither his father nor his uncle figure anywhere in the two-odd films.

His supporters, mostly all expelled from the party, have been burning the proverbial midnight oil to ensure that the Rath Yatra is not only a grand success but portrays the Chief Minister as the first choice of the people.

The Yatra is also aimed at trying to blunt the anti-incumbency against his government, tarred by communal riots, growing crime, breakdown of law and order and public infighting in his family, an

Aide to Samajwadi Party MP arrested in spy racket

India abstains from Equal pay for equal work applicable to temporary staffers: Supreme Court UN vote on nuclear ban NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (PTI): In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court has held that the principal of ‘equal pay for equal work’ has to be made applicable to those engaged as daily wagers, casual and contratual employees who perform the same duties as the regulars.

Terming the denial of equal pay for equal work as “exploitative enslavement”, “oppressive, suppresive” and “coercive”, the apex court said that in a welfare state, the principle has to be extended to temporary employees as well. “In our considered view, it is fallacious to determine artificial parameters to deny fruits of labour. An employee engaged for the same work,

President greets nation on Diwali

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NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (PTI/IANS): President Pranab Mukherjee Saturday greeted countrymen on the eve of Diwali and hoped that the festival of light “dispel the darkness of ignorance and illumine people’s lives with hope and prosperity.”

“Diwali is a harbinger of hope and aspirations for a better tomorrow. It signifies the triumph of righteousness and victory of good over evil. May the lighting of lamps this year dispel the darkness of ignorance and suffering and illumine our lives with hope and prosperity.” “Let us on this day try to bring happiness in the lives of the less fortunate and needy by lighting the lamp of love, care and sharing. May this festival of lights radiate happiness, peace and prosperity in every home across the country.

Let us all celebrate a safe and pollution free Diwali,” the President has said in his message.

Hamid Ansari :Vice President Hamid Ansari also greeted people on the occasion of Diwali.

“I extend my warm greetings and good wishes to the people of our country on the auspicious occasion of Deepawali, the festival of lights,” Ansari said in a message.

1. Reference Union Public Service Commission's Advertisement No. 12/2016 published on 09.07.2016, Vacancy No. 16071204609, Item No. 04 with closing date of submission of Online Application being 23:59 Hrs. on 28.07.2016 [The Advertisement was reopened with the approval of the Commission from 08.08.2016 (10 A.M) to 09.08.2016 (5 P.M)] for Recruitment to 04 Posts of Junior Works Manager (Civil) in Ordnance Factory Board, Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence.

Commission have decided to conduct a COMPUTER BASED RECRUITMENT TEST for short-listing the candidates for the posts on 20.11.2016 (SUNDAY) (FORENOON SESSION) from 09:30 A.M TO 11:30 A.M. No request for change of Test Centre will be entertained. The Scheme and Syllabus is available on Commission's Website : www.upsc.gov.in.

cannot be paid less than another, who performs the same duties and responsibilities. Certainly not, in a welfare state. Such an action besides being demeaning, strikes at the very foundation of human dignity,” a bench of Justice J S Khehar and S A Bobde said.

The bench said “anyone, who is compelled to work at a lesser wage, does not do so voluntarily. He does so to provide food and shelter to his family, at the cost of his self respect and dignity, at the cost of his self worth and at the cost of his integrity”.

“For he knows, that his dependents would suffer

2. Reference Union Public Service Commission's Advertisement Nos. (i) 03/2016 published on 13.02.2016, Vacancy No. 16020301613, Item No. 01 with closing date of submission of Online Application being 23:59 Hrs. on 03.03.2016 for Recruitment to 02 Posts of Junior Scientific Officer (Electronics) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance (DGAQA), Dept. of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence. (ii) 04/2016 published on 27.02.2016, Vacancy No. 16020404627, Item No. 04 with closing date of submission of Online Application being 23:59 Hrs. on 17.03.2016 for Recruitment to 09 post of Extra Assistant Director in the Directorate of Coordination (Police Wireless) in the Ministry of Home Affairs. (iii) 12/2016 published on 09.07.2016, Vacancy No. 16071213609, Item No. 13 with closing date of submission of Online Application being 23:59 Hrs. on 28.07.2016 re-opened on 08.08.2016 with the closing date of online submission of Online Application being 23:59 Hrs. on 09.08.2016 for Recruitment to 20 Posts of Senior Scientific Assistants (Electronics) in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance (DGAQA), Dept. of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence.

The Commission has decided to conduct a COMBINED COMPUTER BASED RECRUITMENT TEST (Combined CBRT) for short-listing the candidates for the above mentioned posts on 20.11.2016 (SUNDAY) (AFTERNOON SESSION) from 02.00 P.M to 04.00 P.M No request for change of Test Centre will be entertained. The Scheme and Syllabus is available on Commission's Website: www.upsc.gov.in.

immensely, if he does not accept the lesser wage. Any act of paying less wages, as compared to others similarly situated, constitutes an act of exploitative enslavement, emerging out of a domineering position.

Undoubtedly, the action is oppressive, suppressive and coercive, as it compels involuntary subjugation,” it said.

Citing Article 7 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 1966, of which India is a signatory and has ratified it on April 10, 1979, the apex court said “there is no escape from the above obligation”.

UNITED NATIONS, OCT 29 (PTI): A UN General Assembly committee has adopted a resolution to launch negotiations next year on a new treaty outlawing nuclear weapons, even as India abstained saying it is not convinced the move can lead to a comprehensive instrument on nuclear disarmament.

The General Assembly’s First Committee, which deals with disarmament and international security, adopted the draft resolution yesterday on nuclear disarmament negotiations.

Through the resolution, the General Assembly would reiterate that the

(From P-1) CPO cautioned that it would deal with all seriousness within its jurisdiction.

Further, CPO requested the contractors that local/ village authority’s services should be availed in order to avoid any misunderstandings with the contractor’s labourers and the villagers, since every village has its own territory.

CPO expressed confidence that the two “reputed firms” would complete the works within the stipulated time frame and without compromising the quality of work as per the specification given by the authority.

In case of any inferior quality works or manipulation of items of work, CPO said public would have to raise objection to the concern authority against the contractors. Meanwhile, it wished both M/s Ramky and ECI a grand success on this project.

universal objective of taking forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations remains the achievement and maintenance of a world without nuclear weapons.

The resolution emphasises the importance of addressing issues related to nuclear weapons in a comprehensive, inclusive, interactive and constructive manner, for the advancement of multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations.

It also decided to convene in 2017 a United Nations conference to negotiate a legally binding instrument to prohibit nuclear weapons, leading towards their total elimination.

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SRINAGAR, OCT 29 (PTI): Curfew was today lifted from Srinagar leading to improvement in movement of people and transport in the city here while restrictions on public assembly were in place throughout the Kashmir Valley.

Curfew has been lifted from the six police station areas of the city where the curbs were imposed yesterday, a police official said.

He said curfew was imposed yesterday to maintain law and order in the wake of the separatists’ call for a march to Jamia Masjid in Nowhatta area of the city, but was lifted this morning following improvement in the situation. The official said there were no curbs on the movement of people anywhere in Kashmir, but restrictions on the assembly of public under Section 144 CrPc were in place throughout the Valley.

The lifting of the curbs lead to improvement in the movement of people and transport in the city, he said, adding the number of private cars and auto-rickshaws

4-lane project: CPO resolves to back contractors

Invites are being sent to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, former Prime Minister H.D. Deve Gowda, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad and Rashtriya Lok Dal leader Ajit Singh.

An aide to Mulayam Singh told IANS that ‘Netaji’ had realised that the return to power under Akhilesh Yadav would not be easy, more so after the bitter factionalism in the party.

Mulayam Singh has blamed estranged cousin Ram Gopal Yadav of scuttling the “Maha Gathbandhan” and Shivpal Yadav has said this was done in connivance with the Bharatiya Janata Party.

Once an arch rival, Lalu Prasad is now related to Mulayam Singh’s family.

The RJD chief has announced his party, which rules neighbouring Bihar, would not put up candidates in Uttar Pradesh.

After initial reluctance, Akhilesh Yadav has

outside his residence with New Delhi, Oct 29 commando deployment.

(IANS): An aide to a Snipers deployed, Samajawadi Party MP has verification of staff underway been arrested in connecSnipers have also been tion with an espionage case deployed inside his resi- that led to the expulsion of dence to ward off any terror a Pakistan High Commisattempt. sion staffer from India.

Similarly, rear gate of The Crime Branch Prithvi Raj Road residence of Delhi Police detained of LK Advani has also been Farhat, Personal Assisclosed due to security rea- tant to Rajya Sabha memsons. ber Munavvar Saleem, The verification of all from Uttar Pradesh on resident quarters at the resi- Friday night. According dence of Finance Minister to police sources, Farhat Arun Jaitley is also being used to hand over official carried out. documents to Akhtar for Background of four do- money. He had come into mestic helps at the residence contact with the Pakistan of Subramanium Swamy is High Commission some being done on priority. The years ago. servants will be allowed inside the house only after thorough frisking and checking. The police verification of three private sweepers deployed by CPWD at the residence of Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag at Kamraj Marg is being done. The parking of vehicles outside Vice-President house on Maulana Azad Road has been disbanded.

Verification of all the staff and service providers at the residence has also been ordered.

aide admitted to IANS. Party veterans warn that many points remain unsettled in the Samajwadi Party between the warring factions.

These include the demand by Akhilesh Yadav and his supporters to expel from the party Amar Singh, a long-time confidant of Mulayam Singh.

They also want the expulsion of Ram Gopal Yadav and young MLCs from the party to be revoked.

And although Shivpal Yadav has sacked Ayodhya legislator and Minister of State for Forests Tej Narayan aka Pawan Pandey from the party, the Akhilesh Yadav supporter remains in the ministry.

Political observers are waiting for Diwali to get over.

With so much explosive stockpile in the first family and leaders in the ruling party, a post-Diwali blast is not being ruled out.

Curfew lifted from Srinagar

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DEPT OF POWER, GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND with the concurrence of Government of Nagaland invites tender for Shifting and Re-Location of 132kV S/C Transmission Line Tower along NH-29 to facilitate Four Lanning.

The project shall be executed under deposit work.

Estimated Cost in Name of the work Brief Description of Scope of Work Lakhs of Rupees S h i f t i n g a n d R e - Scope of work covered under the packages includes design, Location of 132kV S/C engineering, manufacture, testing, supply, transportation to Transmission Line Tower site, storage, insurance, handling, survey, erection and testing & 1291.36 along NH-29 to facilitate commissioning as per specification. Complete detail will be covered Four Lanning. in the bid document The aforesaid scope of work is only indicative. The detailed scope is described in the Bidding documents, which are available for inspection & sale, at the address mentioned at para 1.11.0 as per details given below: From 2nd Nov.2016 – 5th Nov.2016 (between-10:00hrs Inspection & Sale of Bid documents to 15:00hrs on all working days) Cost of Bid Documents Rs 10000/-

Bidding Documents are non-transferable and can be obtained by interested firms or their authorized representatives on submission of a written application and on payment of non-refundable specified amount. Issuance of the Bidding Documents, however, shall not automatically mean that such firm fulfills/meets the Qualifying Requirements.

The bidder must have designed, manufactured, type tested and supplied 132kV and above transmission line materials which are in successful operation for at least two years as on date of bid opening. The detailed Qualifying Requirements (QR) are given in the Bidding Documents.

Bidders should have a Minimum Average Annual Turnover of Rs. 1200.00 Lakhs for the best three years out of the last five financial years.

Bids must be delivered to the Dept. of Power at the address mentioned at Para 1.11.0 below. Bid Documents will consist of 3(Three) parts – Commercial, Technical and Price. Who ever qualifies for Commercial Bid will take part in Technical Bid. Bidders who qualified for both Commercial & Technical Bid can only participate in the Price Bid. Bids will be received and opened in presence of Bidders’ representatives who choose to be present, as per following schedule: Last date & time for submission of bids 17th November 2016 at 1100 hrs Bid opening date & time 17th November 2016 at 1130hrs

All the bids must be accompanied by a Bid Security/Bid Guarantee in the form of Bank Guarantee or FDR issued by any Nationalised Bank amounting to Rs.12.91 lakh in a separate sealed envelope. Bid not accompanied with requisite Bid Guarantee shall not be entertained and shall be returned to the Bidder without being opened.

1.9.0 The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Contract Performance Guarantee for five percent (5%) of the total contract price on award of the Contract.

1.10.0 Dept. of Power will not be responsible for misplacement/delay in receipt of either request for issuance of Bidding Documents or Bids sent by post.

1.11.0 All correspondence/communication including those pertaining to purchase of Bidding Documents and submission of Bids with regard to the above shall be made at the following address of Dept. of Power.

Chief Engineer (T&G), Dept. of Power, Government of Nagaland, Kohima-797001 Nagaland.

Dept. of Power reserves the right to cancel/withdraw the bid without assigning any reason. Such will not incur any liability whatsoever on the part of Dept. of Power consequently.

(Er. K. MIACHIEO) Chief Engineer Department of Power(T&G) Nagaland: DC-2421

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 323 Dimapur, Sunday, October 30, 2016

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Legal blame game

or the first time, the country’s top judiciary-the Supreme Court- has clashed with the government of India over backlog in appointment of judges. The Supreme Court asked whether the Centre intended to bring the entire judiciary to a “grinding halt” by sitting on recommendations of the Collegium for appointment and transfer of judges to High Courts across the country. On this issue, Chief Justice of India T.S.Thakur had broken down at a function of Chief Justices in April last in presence of prime minister Narendra Modi, to express deep pain over the issue. The delay in appointment of judges is an issue where both the judges and the government have blamed each other. On Friday, the Supreme Court tore into the government for “scuttling” the working of judiciary by sitting over appointments of high court judges, triggering a fresh round of confrontation with the Centre. CJI Thakur highlighted the extreme difficulties faced by courts where some could not cope up with the work load and backlog such in the High Court of Karnataka where one floor of the court has been shut due to lack of judges.? “Executive inaction is decimating the institution (judiciary),” said Thakur on Friday.

The shortage of judges had also given rise to a view that more judges are needed to tackle the backlog.

In a view that is different from the highest judiciary’s call for more judges to trim pendency, Law Commission of India Chairman and former Supreme Court judge Justice Balbir Singh Chauhan said “working judges”, and not increasing sanctioned strength of judges, may be a solution to modern-day demands of judicial workload caused by the heightened legal awareness among the public about their liberties. In short, Justice Chauhan said steps should be taken to fill the sanctioned strength rather than increase the number of judges over and above the current sanctioned strength to solve pendency. “We need working judges. Liberty has become more important.

Workload has increased because of an increase in awareness among the public and education”, he said. There is truth in each of the contentions raised by the Supreme Court as well as the chairman of the Law Commission of India. The CJI Thakur has taken up the issue as a challenge when he told the AG of India that the apex court would not shy away from a confrontation with the government if driven to a corner. The CJI cautioned the government that if matters continued in the same vein, the court would be forced to intervene judicially and call for every file of every recommendation forwarded by the Collegium to the government for clearance. The current crisis faced by courts in India also typifies the very problematic laid back attitude to work. The legal process in India has a reputation of protracted delays where a case could drag on for decades. The habitual practice of postponements or deferments in courts has seriously deprived justice as well put question marks on the credibility of the judges. In India, “justice delayed is justice denied” most aptly describes the legal process. Perhaps the judges need to seriously ponder over this matter they failed to deliver. It is ironic that the apex court has taken the government to task for delay in appointment whereas the judges contribute to backlogs by all too frequent court adjournments because judges haven’t changed their habits.

DailyDevotion Substitution He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him. —2 Corinthians 5:21 The modern view of the death of Jesus is that He died for our sins out of sympathy for us. Yet the New Testament view is that He took our sin on Himself not because of sympathy, but because of His identification with us. He was “made…to be sin….” Our sins are removed because of the death of Jesus, and the only explanation for His death is His obedience to His Father, not His sympathy for us. We are acceptable to God not because we have obeyed, nor because we have promised to give up things, but because of the death of Christ, and for no other reason. We say that Jesus Christ came to reveal the fatherhood and the lovingkindness of God, but the New Testament says that He came to take “away the sin of the world!” (John 1:29).

And the revealing of the fatherhood of God is only to those to whom Jesus has been introduced as Savior. In speaking to the world, Jesus Christ never referred to Himself as One who revealed the Father, but He spoke instead of being a stumbling block (see John 15:22-24).

John 14:9, where Jesus said, “He who has seen Me has seen the Father,” was spoken to His disciples.

That Christ died for me, and therefore I am completely free from penalty, is never taught in the New Testament. What is taught in the New Testament is that “He died for all” (2 Corinthians 5:15)— not, “He died my death”— and that through identification with His death I can be freed from sin, and have His very righteousness imparted as a gift to me. The substitution which is taught in the New Testament is twofold— “For He made Him who knew no sin to be sin for us, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.” The teaching is not Christ for me unless I am determined to have Christ formed in me (see Galatians 4:19).

Quotes

The willingness to accept responsibility for one’s own life is the source from which self-respect springs. ~ Joan Didion

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, October 30, 2016

Post-mortem

Lament for Naga leaders Why development is stagnant in our state? S

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evelopment here would mean from every aspect needing attention. First- Forget about the state, let’s start from our own respective constituencies. Our intention of electing a representative-Our intention of voting is automatically wired in such a way that the concerned elected MLA must give us a job, contract, money or any kind of aid after the victory. Thousands of people vote in return for a cash of few thousands. Imagine how much the candidate spends when that few thousands from an individual are multiplied into thousands of individuals. If elected, imagine the pressure when those thousands expect a job, contract or monetary aid at their individual level, and supposedly, if those demands are not fulfilled in the case of some individuals than according to us it would mean that the MLA is not a capable one. But, let us be frank here. Is it practically possible to feed all those thousand supporters with a job, contract, monetary aid or such of similar kind with honest money?

Therefore, in our twisted mentality view it would mean that, to be a capable representative the MLA must satisfy the needs of every individual supporter by any means, which will include even by dishonest siphoning. We act like beggars selling out inherent right (right to vote) as if that is the last thing left of us and that is why we are treated like beggars when they come to power. We remember the pathetic conditions of hospitals, Government institutions and public office buildings, wondering why the development is not taking place.

Well, we ate the money during the election and our elected ones are busy amassing wealth to feed us in the next election. Do we even have the right to demand for developments?

Second- The meaning of development does not cut down for few individuals to enjoy the sophisticated position suddenly after the election victory of their candidate. For the demand of job, contract or monetary aid for one member in a family, the future of the rest members are sold.

How? Simple example- The capacity of constructing good institutions with good infrastructure for the majority is diverted towards uplifting one or few individuals. So, aren’t we stealing somebody’s share as well?

Third- If demand for proper devel-

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opment is made at the larger interest of the public, every individual can benefit without being corrupt. For instance, demand for good educational institutions with quality teaching system will create ample of successful leaders in various fields. Think of the benefits in setting up good training centers for skill development in the field of carpentry, agrifarming, animal husbandry, Masonry, electrician, motor vehicle mechanics, tailoring, hair stylist, cake baking, skill learning for good entrepreneurship, etc... The unemployment problem can also be reduced to a large extend through these developments. And these necessarily do not have to be located in the state capital alone; each respective constituency can demand the same.

Fourth-Instead of losing our face begging before the candidate’s door for our selfish demand, boldly voice for the development of public welfare, like any able leader would do. We can strongly demand for good road connectivity from villages to commercial towns for easy marketing of local produces; demand for creating a system of strategic marketing for long term and not only for Hornbill festival or such similar short occasions. These are our inherent right.

We can think of many other areas of development where every individual can benefit. We already know about all these avenues which will benefit everyone, but we choose to be either blind or stay mute because we want an easy way out. Let’s accept the fact that majority of us are selfish. We want for ourselves; we want to become rich and successful overnight through the aid of our elected candidate.

Everybody’s needs are unlimited and our concerned MLAs cannot satisfy everybody’s needs with honest dealings.

Let’s stop demanding at our own individual level and rather voice out for the larger interests of every individual. If this little change of mindset happens at our respective constituencies, we need not worry for the state at large because these small constituencies collectively form the big picture of the State. Like mother Teresa said, “If everyone would clean their doorstep the whole world will be clean”, we need to go back and start cleaning our own kitchen.

Zakato Chishi, Kohima

ilence does not mean to say, yes I betrayed Jesus. Silence is a secret weapon that strikes you hard to speak out the truth in itself. Your implications and allegations is not a victory. Your knowledge and intelligences is not a wisdom. Your imaginations and suspicious is not a vision. You cannot order your fellow country-men to jump into the ocean unless you have guaranteed the danger of not getting drown. How righteous and honest you may think and act to transform the devils life, it will only invite the infamous omens promising you to a hell of fire and blood. The most depriving and disastrous life of devil was when Jesus underwent fasting for 40 days.

Let Naga leaders don’t eat away the One and Only unique History by claiming your historical rights always without doing your responsibilities to protect your unique political history.

This political history has made Nagas so common and so unique as compared torest of the Indian states.

Such unique political history came into existence becauseour forefathers could not withstand the inhuman treatment melted upon by the main land India. So the only alternative way was to defect/ stay away from the Union of India to revolt against and be free. But, today our Naga society is witnessing and experiencing rising birth rate of multiple Nationalist Groups, Politicians, Churches and Civil Organizations entitled with branded names which are universally accepted as quick fix reformation, unification , Accords Accepted, not accepted Accords, No.1.2 People’s front, support groups and at last dilemma groups within.

May be our Naga leaders were trying to avoid failures. So they came up

A village school master’s plight

he Nagaland education system has expanded enormously within the period of a decade. The number of schools both private and government have mushroomed within few years particularly, government schools with the coming of the Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) and Rastriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA). Thousands of highly qualified teachers including Hindi teachers have been recruited and trained against CSS. In fact, it is the first ever the Department of School Education could recruit the highest number of genuine and qualified teachers in the history of the department. There have been huge infrastructural developments across the state.

Computers are provided to schools even in the remotest village, mid day meals is served, free text books and uniforms are supplied etc. Government schools are being communitised and community started to participate at their own capacity and ability. There have been overwhelming quantitative progress but unfortunately, the rising expectations of the parents and community towards government and department has been shattered with the frequent absenteeism of the teachers particularly due to irregularities on the payment of the Teachers’ salaries and consequently resorting to boycotting the classes.

While funds for mid day meals, civil works and others are being sanctioned smoothly, teachers’ salaries are unpaid for half a year because in the later one, not a single percentage can be deducted in any ways.

According to the report, the delay of the salaries was due to change of guard in Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). Probably, MHRD is

taking six months to seek for details and clarifications (nice joke). What an unproductive central government we have!

Are state government and concern department only interested in quantitative progress of the schools? It is clearly indicated that the current state of affairs in school education has inadequate attention towards the teachers’ welfare for shaping schools as centre of learning.

It is so disheartening to realise that teachers who are the developers of the future society are unpaid more than half of the year. Is this the standard of government of Nagaland and concern department’s policy towards State Education and about shaping the individual through quality education? SSA is a time bound educational programme to achieve universal education at primary and upper primary levels with the sufficient 90% financial support from central government and Nagaland state government on payment of only 10% making it the lowest state’s share comparing with other states who give regular salaries with higher states’ share. Education is an ethical endeavour and responsibility of the teachers as well as the government and the concern department towards the progressive society. What type of Government in the world would be successful in hiring thousands of qualified teachers to teach without being paid and expect/impose quality education? Humanly speaking, what moral education can teacher give to students at this juncture while the school buildings are newly constructed, computers are installed, mid day meals are dropped by brand new pickup truck yet their salaries are unpaid for many months?

Such unbalance treatment from the government towards teaching community is indeed very

demoralising. I believe, of all the elected politicians, the best one is given portfolio of Education Minister, of all the qualified bureaucrats, the best one is given to administer the Education Department, of all the most experienced and senior most educationists, the best one become the Education Director because Education Department unlike other departments is the Temple of Learning and it is the making of all the Departments in the state. The sanctity of education cannot be compromised at any cost by teachers and likewise the government and the department concern.

I for one, opine that the present demand of Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teaachers’ Aassociation (NSSATA) for regular salary is not a big political issue to resolve amicably but rather a big shame on the part of the government and the concern department failing to do their normal obligations towards the teaching fraternity/ community for the cause of quality education who are at the mission field. My heart falls for the effected students who are mostly from the poorest of the poorest background (economically and socially) for which SSA Teachers are sent to transact the magic of education as part of the universal eradication of illiteracy. Now, I honestly don’t know whether I am the right person in this mission or the government is deliberately making me believe that I am in a wrong profession. Let’s not talk about quality education for sometime unless we know the true meaning and power of EDUCATION. School Education and Politics are different entity. A flight pilot cannot be the captain of the ship.

With full of contemplation.

Jetilo Apon, SSA Teacher

with an idea of conspiring, just to confuse and to feel oneself partially satisfied by condemning from the very Group or organization you just defected to form another. Instead of forming another new self-style National group or Organization it was far better to defect to safe guard common people’s interest. The ugliest part is you feel satisfied or disappointed on the pretext that the other opponent is gaining or losing support.

At this point defection is something that gives you a freedom to decide whom to choose or something that you overcome dishonor and disrespect. It depends on the individuals on what terms and conditions they defected. With free cease fire packages by the GOI also played a vital role, some had formed for power and greed and some for recognitions and some for real Naga people. It is a best opportune time for the common people to decide who is for the people and who rejects people’s wishes and who just seat ideal acting as lawyers? Because throwing stones in the air will just destroy neighbor’s property because it just falls back again.

You cannot expect everything to come in our own ways. And you cannot expect everything from God too, 99% should come through your perspirations and remaining expect inspirations from God. When you are a true leader your life is like a tree which bears much fruit. Some will try to cut down the branches, some even the whole tree. You may be called in any manner but remember you are like the waters that flows deep beneath the ocean that makes the ocean so deep and big in the surface. To work for peace, unity is not so easy, it is like a humble work to enter the Kingdom of God

leaving all your comforts behind. You cannot please everyone to follow. You cannot always stop and throw stones to very dog that barks. Even God was not able to convince His own creations to convert rather they rejected, betrayed and crucified but,salvation was given to all Mankind.

Heaven is an open Door Policy for us all. You don’t need to consult with Hindus nor needs a Muslim consultant. Noah Ark was built to safe God’s own creations but it reads that only those who entered the ark was safe and then new world was born. God might have already chosen a Leader for Nagas but even forbids to speak it out through prophets because of our evil intensions. Let our Naga leaders not fail today to lubricate God tomorrow with fasting and prayer of repentance. We have consecutively failed His wisdom for Free Naga Homeland and subsequently with all Agreements.To decide the fate of Nagas one does not need a certificates of approval. If at all Naga political solution is to take place with a condition one after the other then, Nagas should have as many factions as possible. Because the blood in your fathers hand is also the same blood that flows in you. Avoidable media wars and blame game has become so popular which does not serve any purpose.

So, instead of opening up a Pandora box, the Naga leaders at different levels should willingly accept the responsibilities to contribute more ideas and suggestions in the interest of the common Naga people.

Just do your best to bring what is best for the common Naga people. Let the walls of dis-unity within fall, and let the cocoon of hatred and revenge suffer.

Peter Kholi

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Sustainable development must become a reality

Nagaland so aptly given the sobriquet ‘The falcon capital ‘ by the international community adds to the mystique and beauty of the land. The yearly arrival of The Amur Falcon heralding the pouring in of tourists and avid birdwatchers from both within and outside the state brings to the fore the vast benefits that Ecotourism can offer for the state revenue as well as the ecology.

These enigmatic raptors migrating in large flocks to winter in Southern Africa makes a stop at Pangti village for a month and during this period one can witness the event as tens of lakhs of these raptors swoop down on the low lying valleys of Pangti near the banks of the Doyang Reservoir for roosting.

Bird watchers and nature lovers from all parts of the country gather to witness this rare event. While the thought on the positive benefits that ecotourism offers and the idea of enjoying this rare event appears pleasant, a visit to the roosting site paints a different picture. Lack of guest houses and poor road conditions etc dampens the mood and spirit of one and all alike.

It has been more than seven years since the coming of the Amur falcon, the government has done very little in setting up decent infrastructure for ecotourism to flourish -so far only a small resting shed and a lone watchtower exist. Basic infrastructure beginning with a proper motorable road is a must for ecotourism to thrive.

While lauding the denizen’s of Pangti for their tireless effort in playing a major role in the conservation of the species and its habitat it is only fair to make an appeal to the government agencies for their active participation in implementing policies and developmental projects such that Ecotourism as a form of sustainable development becomes a reality for the people and the state of Nagaland.

Shitio Bonathung, Vungoju Colony, Wokha

Knowing god is the only answer

Sir,

The one who lives from everlasting to everlasting alone is Omniscient and Omnipotent and by his infinite life , wisdom and power alone the earth , the sun , the moon , the stars and the heavens were formed by His command out of nothing into existence forever. So the whole universe is existing by three words which are “ the Life , Wisdom and Power of God and no creation in the universe is out of the parameter of the three words : Life , Wisdom and Power. ” Mankind needs relationship with God to live in peace and order , and the law of relationship with God is , “KNOW GOD , BELIEVE IN HIM , FEAR HIM and OBEY HIM.” The primary need for all human beings on the earth is “ KNOW GOD“ because Knowing God is the door through which alone one can enter into relationship with God and without knowing God nobody can have relationship with Him. So all men and women in the world have to give first priority to seeking to know who the Creator really is . This is the only way of restoration of mankind to the right place before God. Rev. L. Suohie Mhasi

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 sunday, october 30, 2016

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National/state

High Commission official Medical camp held at Chuchu town Fire in crackers market; 150 Indian in Islamabad leaves for home stalls, 30 vehicles gutted

AURANGABAD, OCT 29 (PTI): A major fire broke out Saturday in a firecrackers market here, gutting more than 150 stalls and 30 vehicles parked nearby, but no casualty was

reported, police officials said.

The blaze started at around 11.45 am in the market set up on the occasion of Diwali at Zilla Parishad Ground under Kran-

Saturday. The Pakistani Foreign Office in a statement said: “The Foreign Secretary expressed deep concern over the activities of the Indian official that were in violation of the Vienna Convention and the established diplomatic norms.”

The action came hours after Indian Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar summ o n e d Pa k i s t a n H i g h Commissioner Abdul Basit in New Delhi that day to protest against Mehmood Akhtar, a visa officer at the Pakistan High Commission, who India accused of spying.

Basit was told that Akhtar had been declared persona non grata and should leave India by October 29. Pakistan has denied the espionage charges levelled against Akhtar as “false and unsubstantiated”, and alleged that Indian police “manhandled” him.

Muslim women feel secure Condolence messages for late Hukato Naga under Sharia law: AIMPLB

Rahul to PM; govt decisions adversely affecting Jawans

NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (AGENCIES):Coming down heavily on the Centre for hurting the sentiments of India’s Armed Forces, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Saturday called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to implement the One Rank One Pension (OROP) in a meaningful way, as soldiers should not struggle to claim what is due to them.

The Congress vice president also emphasised that the anomalies in the 7th Pay Commission must be addressed at the earliest In a letter addressed to the Prime Minister, Rahul asserted that decisions taken over the last few weeks by the government have adversely affect the morale of the armed forces, adding that it was the government’s duty to show the soldiers, who risk their lives each day to defend the nation, that they are cared for.

“Just days after our soldiers conducted the surgical strikes, the disability pension system was converted to a new slab system, that in many instances drastically reduces the pension received by these brave men in case of a disability. The roll out of the 7th Pay Commission continues to keep our defence forces at a disadvantage and further exacerbates the disparity between them and civil employees,” the letter read.

DIMAPUR: Gaili Village Council (GVC) has informed all the government registered societies/organisation operating within the territorial jurisdiction of Gaili Village, Peren that the concerned societies/ organisations would have to register themselves with the legal village council authority with effect from the date of publication of this press release till December 31 or face penal actions.

Gaili Village Council chairman, Hegapungbe Haikube has appealed to all the HOD not to entertain any societies/organisations for project supply order etc without the recommendation of the village council authority. GVC on behalf of the beneficiaries of SRDF has also extended deepest appreciation and gratitude to deputy commissioner and chief medical officer, under the able leadership of chief minister T.R. Zeliang for the timely assistance to the affected farmers who had incurred loss of trained buffaloes earlier this year.

Teacher Pol Sc Sociology Education Maths/Science English General English

CM nominates new press officer

Organizations appeal for release of pending salary

DIMAPUR: Chief minister TR Zeliang has appointed prominent social activist Phushika Awomi as his press officer.

Press secretary to the CM, Sebastian Zumvu welcomed Awomi to the media cell of the chief minister’s office today and expressed hope and confidence that the media cell would be greatly benefitted by his vast knowledge and experience.

Awomi was the associate press secretary in the NPF central office since 2011. A youth activist, Awomi had served as the president of the Naga Students’ Federation (2005-07) prior to which he was the speaker, NSF (2003-05) and president of the Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (2001-03).

Press Secretary also thanked the chief minister for appointing a young and dynamic youth activist with hands-on knowledge and experience with media affairs to the media cell of the CMO.

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Associations (ANGPTA) Wokha Unit has requested the competent authority of School Education to release the pending salaries of SSA teachers.

A press note by its president Y. Zubemo Ezung stated that class boycotting by the SSA teachers hamper the smooth functioning of the school which directly affects the students’ academic career in every aspects. Stating that the end term examination would commence

by November and further, the teachers cannot perform their assigned duty without being paid for so many months. ANGPTA Wokha unit therefore earnestly requested the competent authority to look into the matters without further delay.

TSUD: Tenyimi Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) strongly supported the Nagaland SSA teachers and CSS Hindi teachers’ demands for early release of

cal facilities and avail their entitlements under various Govt. Schemes.

The medical authority and the CBR team of Grace Society thanked the stakeholders and general public of the area for coming forward and helping them in making the health camp a successful one and further encouraged them to help them in future for the cause of the PWD’s.

their pending salary.

President Azo Wetsah and general secretary A. Shyerhunlo Lorin in a press note stated that TSUD was appalled to learn that the SSA teachers’ has been denied their salary for more than 5 months and the CSS Hindi teachers’ salary for more than 8 months. The teachers’ phase wise agitation was justified and deserved utmost importance, TSUD stated.

TSUD appealed to the concerned department and concerned minister to take the issue with utmost seriousness and ensure the future of the students’, which lies in the hands of the teachers’. Asserting that students’ community are worse affected when teachers’ couldn’t attend the classes regularly due to non release of salary. In view of the forth coming examination TSUD hoped that the concerned authority acts for interest of both the students’ and teachers’ community.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF WOMEN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT NAGALAND, KOHIMA

NOTICE

Herbal Skin Care

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District Mental Health Programme, Mokokchung, Dr. Temsuyanger.

Altogether, 26 persons with MR and II were examined and provided free medicine and issued disability certificate according to the severity of their disability. This certification camp was carried out so that Peoples With Disabilities (PWD’s) in the area would be able to get medi-

SKIN CARE

Dated Kohima, the 26th Oct. 2016

NO.DWRD/TLI-6/2007 : : This is to inform all Presidents of the TLI Divisional Societies that a General Meeting is being convened on 16th November, 2016 at 11:30 A.M in the Conference Hall of the Directorate of Women Resource Development, Meriema, Kohima.

The main agenda of the meeting is to have interactive discussions with the Office Bearers of the Societies to draw up plans for taking up new livelihood activities in the various districts during the Financial Year 2017-18. Possibilities for strengthening the Societies further will also be a major part of the discussions.

The President and the Gen. Secretary of each Divisional Society are requested to make it convenient to attend the Meeting positively. In the event of inability of the Gen. Secretary to attend the Meeting, the Treasurer is to attend without fail.

Participating members are to make own arrangements for their food, lodging and travel expenses. TA/DA will be provided to all members present at the end of the meeting.

Bus service will be arranged on 16th Nov. 2016 at 10.00 A.M at High School Junction, Kohima to bring participating members to the Directorate.

(T. Haralu) Director DC-2415 Issued by: DIPR

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Gaili village council informs

In a condolence message, WSH general secretary, Vikato Achumi described late Hukato as a humble human being and a prominent businessman, who always motivated and inspired the youngsters through his humble life journey. WSH said Hukato’s demise was a great loss to the people of Nagaland and conveyed heartfelt condolences to bereaved family and prayed to Almighty to grant the departed soul to rest in peace.

STH: Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) has condoled the sudden demise of late Hukato Naga, proprietor and CMD, HN Company.

A condolence note by STH president Kitoli Naga described late Hukato as God fearing and prominent entrepreneur of the state and his rags-to-riches story was an inspiration for many young entrepreneurs. STH conveyed its deepest condolence to the bereaved family and prayed that Almighty would grant eternal peace to the departed soul.

DIMAPUR: Medical camp was held at Chuchu Town Council Hall on October 28, for MR (Mental Retardation) and II (Intellectual Impairment), organized by District Mental Health Programme, Mokokchung in collaboration with Grace Society CBR Forum (Community Based Rehabilitation Forum) conducted by, DPO (UIP/RCH) Nodal Officer,

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with the Centre and some Muslim women organisations seeking a ban on it on the grounds of being discriminatory to women. The AIMPLB has, in its opposition to the move, submitted an affidavit to the apex court stating that though triple talaq is “undesirable”, it is “permissible” in Islam.

The Board has already started a signature campaign in support of the practice.

“The campaign has already got support from Muslim women in Rajasthan, Gujarat, UP, Bihar, Delhi, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. And, in many cases, where our members are not there, we are getting good support from them, mostly spontaneous,” Faruqui claimed.

cipled businessman par excellence, he was a Godfearing man. He eagerly looked after and supported Christian workers and missionaries,” the message read adding “on his dead we have lost a good human being.”

W S K H : We s t e r n S u m i Ku k a m i H o h o (WSKH) in a condolence message by president, S. Vihuto Yepthomi had described late Hukato as prominent entrepreneur who was a social worker and God-fearing man.

WSKH said in his demise, Nagas have lost an inspiring entrepreneur, who with his determination and hard work became one of the most prominent businessmen and entrepreneurs among the Naga people.

Further, WSKH conveyed heartfelt condolences to bereaved family and prayed that the Almighty grant the departed soul to rest in heavenly peace.

WSH: Western Sumi Hoho has mourned the sudden demise of Hukato Naga on October 25.

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NEW DELHI, OCT 29 (PTI): Muslim women from across the country feel secure under the Sharia law and do not want a Uniform Civil Code, ll-India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) claimed today amid a raging debate on the practice of ‘triple talaq’.

“It is not the personal law board or the women in it, who are against the proposed Uniform Civil Code, but Muslim women in general in the country do not want it. They feel safe and secure under the Sharia law,” Kamal Faruqui, a member of AIMPLB said.

The practice of triple talaq (immediate divorce) is at present the subject of a Supreme Court case,

D I M A P U R : Fo r m e r Home minister, Thenucho Tunyi has expressed sadness over the demise of late Hukato Naga on October 25.

In a condolence message, Thenucho said that late Hukato’s demise was a great loss not only for him but the whole Naga people as well. Thenucho recounted attending the Royal Show at Birmingham, Great Britain, way back in the year 2005, with his wife and late Hukato .

He informed it was during that trip they first conceived, with great enthusiasm, the idea of organising the Agri Expo at Dimapur. The former Home minister remembered Hukato as “a man of vision with the unique ability to excel at whatever field he chose to set his heart on.”

“He had a vibrant personality without any air around him. He was a true patriot who worked wholeheartedly for the development of the Nagas.

Apart from being a prin-

Participants during the Medical Camp at Chuchu Town Council Hall on Friday.

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Applications in the prescribed format (free of cost) are invited from the interested Handicrafts Artisans within the locality of Kohima for undergoing 4 (four) months Training course in Tribal Textiles under the master crafts person of Ms. Neihunuo Sorhie (State Awarded /National Awarder) Lower AG T.T colony Kohima, Nagaland, contact No. 9436607691 in the scheme of Guru Shishyam Parampara /GSP) of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) Govt. of India: Ministry of Textiles, Vide Sanction No. I-15011/9(29) /NER/ GSP/HRD/2016-2017 date 28.09.2016.

The application format may be obtained from the Master Craftsperson Ms. Neihunuo Sorhie and the application duly filled in may be submitted latest by 04th Nov. 2016 to the Master Craftsperson.

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BAPTIST HIGH, KOHIMA ADMISSION NOTICE

ADMISSION TO CLASS NURSERY AND CLASS A SHALL BEGIN FROM 1ST OF NOVEMBER 2016.

FOR PROSPECTUS AND FORM-CONTACT SCHOOL OFFICE FROM 9:30 AM TO 2 PM ADMISSION ON FIRST COME FIRST BASIS. Sd/PRINCIPAL K-3930

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A major fire broke out at a Diwali cracker market in zilla parishad grounds in Aurangabad on Saturday. (PTI)

tipura Police Station in this Central Maharashtra city.

Over 150 firecracker stalls went up in flames, while 30 vehicles parked in and around the ground were also gutted, they said, adding no casualty has been was reported so far.

Cause of the fire was not immediately known.

More than half a dozen fire engines accompanied with water tankers were rushed to the spot and the flames were doused in over an hour, the officials said. Smokesladen with harmful chemicals billowed from the market and enveloped the area.

Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar and other senior officers visited the spot and took stock of the situation.

ISLAMABAD, OCT 29 (IANS): Indian High Commission official Sur jeet Singh, who was declared persona non grata by Pakistan in a retaliatory action two days ago, left the country with his family on Saturday, a media report said.

Surjeet Singh was declared persona non grata on October 27 and told to leave Pakistan in 48 hours by the Foreign Office, Geo News reported.

Singh’s expulsion orders came within hours of India asking that a Pakistani High Commission official leave India for allegedly running a spy ring.

P a k i s t a n Fo r e i g n Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry had summoned Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambawale in Islamabad on Thursday and declared Surjeet Singh as persona non grata and asked that he leave the country by

NAGALAND UNIVERSITY (A Central University Estd. By the Act of Parliament No. 35 of 1989) Headquarters : Lumami-798627

NO.NU/ADM/Gen-71/12-10716

Dated : 25th October, 2016

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Sealed tenders are invited for running of Cafeteria at Nagaland University, Lumami.

Interested parties may download the tender documents from the University website:nagalanduniversity.ac.in and submit their quotations along with tender fees of Rs.500/- (non-refundable) in the form of DD in favour of Registrar, Nagaland University, Lumami in sealed envelop superscript on the cover - "Quotation for opening of Cafeteria" and addressed to the undersigned on or before 10th November, 2016 upto 4.00 p.m. No tenders will be accepted beyond this date and time.

Incomplete applications will be rejected.

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T. Lanusosang Registrar

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1. C o l d D i s p l a y F o r Bakery/Coffee Shops etc.

2. Drinks Refrigerator 3. Food Warmer Display 4. Commercial Coffee Machine Contact : 7005659169

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# 8415829492/8258006243

Show Room Condition Price : Rs. 2.55 lakhs (Nego) Contact : 8575411751

(Nego) Ph. No : 8974383710

FOR SALE Bolero SLX (2013-Sept)

Price : 5.65 Lakhs (Negotiable) Extras- GPS Tracking system & Front/Rear Guard (Genuine buyers only)

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Dhobinala, Dimapur

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Contact: 9436604992 8729880308

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(Septic Tank BIKE TVS SPORT Alto 800 Lxi 2012 Nov Cook for a fast food WB Regd., Cleaner) Year : 2013 Dec. Sony Music System, Restaurant at Kohima Power Window Poonam Home Appliances Price : 35,000/-

Contact : 8974655809

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LAND FOR SALE

Measuring : 27850 Sq. Ft. at Purana Bazaar 'B', Block-III. No earth filling required Price : Rs. 95 per sq. ft.

Contact : 7085169449

LAND FOR SALE WITH LAND PATTA

1. Para Medical (Roadside) Area 40x30 Sqft.

2. P.R. Hill Area (50 x 40 Sqft.)

3. Khuchiezhü Below C.D King School (Science College) Area 60x50 Sqft.

4. Bye past Roadside Near Catholic Retreat house area 60x50 sqft.

5. Secretariat area 60x50 sqft.

Negotiable Contact: 9774419177

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LAND FOR SALE

100 x 75 with RCC Bldg 3 room+ Brick wall Padumphukhri near Rengma Baptist Church Rs. 38.00 Lakh (Fixed) No Broker Contact: 9615790806

LAND FOR SALE

Land measuring 2500 sq. ft. at Porterlane, Kohima with two double storey buildings (one RCC and one hill type) Price : Rs. 90 Lakhs (Negotiable) Contact : 09856470616.

Genuine buyers only.

VACANCY ! VACANCY Govt. Regd. Co Requires 78 M/F

SIGNAL ANGAMI

3,200 Sq. Ft. Price : 9.2 Lacs (Nego) Near Main Road

URGENT LAND AND CAR FOR SALE LAND Opp. Zion Hospital, Purana Bazar, Dimapur Measuring : 120 x 90 New four side wall with Steel Gate.

Suitable for Residence/ Guest House/Hotel Price : 72 Lacs only (No Broker) (i) CAR Ford Eco Sports Titanium (Optional) Diesel Smart Keyless with Six Air Bags.

Model : 2014 Nov. 24000 Km Done Price : 7.2 Lacs (Nego) (ii) HONDA ACCORD Model : 2005 Price : 2 Lacs (Fixed) Ph. No : +91-9612897997/8132029657

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URGENT LAND FOR SALE ½ Bigha at Bamanpukhri

P. No : 7085917133 8730836271

No earth filling Rs. 7.5 lakhs (Negotiable) Contact : 8415912288 LAND FOR SALE

No Filling Required 5 mins drive from Hope Academy and C-edge College Contact No : 7085751736 No Brokers DP-8408

Rs. 5 Per Sq. Ft. Negotiable Loc. New Chumukedima Mob No : 8730057202 7005659620 DP-8501

LAND FOR SALE

PLOT FOR SALE AT BAYAVÜ COLONY, KOHIMA

Area measuring about

at NEW SHOWUBA

at Padumphukuri 1. 40 x 40

Rs. 4,70,000/-

2. 80 x 80

Rs. 9,90,000/Contact : 7005123406

37 PURAS

A Plot of land with Patta for sale at Bayavü colony, Kohima.

Interested party may contact: 8415953814

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 Dak Gang Jeong (Korean Sauce Chicken)  KUC Tofu and lot more  Food, Waffle, Goods, Coffee

4th Mile Diphupar, Dimapur New Contact No : 9612636302 STOLEN VEHICLE

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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

LAND FOR SALE

FOR URGENT SALE

A plot of land at Diphupar-B, measuring 15,686 sq. ft. with standing Assam type building and commercial building (RCC) touching the highway near Nagaland Cricket Stadium (Sovima) No broker required.

Contact No : 9774031549 9774028041 DP-8589

ISO Cert. Co. Requires 78 M/F for Pmnt Post

LAND FOR SALE

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JOB IN NAGALAND

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Fresher/Experienced for Pmnt.

Mgmt Posts Qual. : 10 to Graduate Age : 18 to 26 Income : 5000 - 17500 - 35000 PM Attractive Bonus with Promotions !

Contact with Bio-Data Kohima : 8131911553 Zunheboto : 7421825869 Wokha : 8794879269

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BOOKING COUNTER URGENT SALE

Contact at : 8974790836 No brokers please.

Genuine Buyers only.

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Contact : 7085122250

Available in different sizes with Road Touched at CHUMOUKEDIMA TOWN (No Brokers Please) Contact No : 9612592551/9089455165

@Naga United Village close to Daily Market DP-8462

Model 2005 Regd. NL07 Price : 1.6 (Nego)

Model: 2014 Kma: Regd.

Price: 4.30 Contact: 8132869628

LAND FOR SALE

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communities in a time bound manner to benefit them.

Congratulating the free course winner, he also exhorted other applicants to remain in touch with the center so that his team could assist them in getting governmental or NGOs assistance for pursuing diploma courses with NIIT. This is a CSR activity of the company celebrating the completion of 35 years of NIIT nationally & 16 years in Nagaland.

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DMC CESSPOOL

FOR URGENT SALE FOR SALE

ADMISSION ANYTIME

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Model-2008, Run-46,868 km NL Reg. Price : 3.10 lakhs (Nego) Contact : 9436054582

CONTACT: 8575929910 RUTSA DRIVING KOHIMA SCHOOL KOHIMA LAND FOR SALE Govt. Licence No. RTA-K/DRV-SCH/2011/01.

Dimapur # 7085240353 /8119857352

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FOR SALE SCORPIO CRDe

AT-1 bonds come with loss absorbency features, meaning that in case of stress, banks can write off such investments or convert them into common equity if approved by the RBI.

2 PIGS FOR SALE AROUND 200 KGS

LOST NOTICE

I, Rendiakum am applying for duplicate copy of Class 12 Marksheet as I have lost it.

Name: Rendiakum F/Name: Lemdongzulu M/Name: Nukshisongla Roll. No : 1620131 Regd. No : 1420356 Year: 2016 School: Model Hr. Sec. School Mokokchung K-3988

Regd. No. : NL01N5032 Chassis No. : MA1ZN2GHKG1A13832 Engine No. : GHF1M94927 Model: Bolero Single Cap Pick up 4wd Colour: White Veh. Class : LGV Mfg Date: 12/2015 Location: Upper Kenuozou L.Khel, Kohima Time: 03:00 AM Dated: 26/10/2016 Owner: Vekudu Veswu K-3973 Contact: 9862773899

I, Miss. Senlilo applying for a duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card as I have lost it.

F/Name : Orenbemo Ovung M/Name : Orensali Ovung DoB : 11/03/1999 Roll No. : 1660469 Year : 2016 Institution : GHSS, Wokha Finders may kindly contact.

8014504501 DC-2418

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Pulsar 150 Solo (NL07R) Owner's Name : Shomying Konyak Regd. No : NL-07-R-0783 Company : Bajaj Auto Ltd Chassis No : MD2A11CZ6GKC27276 Lost from Kuda 'B' Khel, Half Nagarjan, Dimapur.

Finder will be awarded.

Contact No : 7085127662

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WANTED

The fund raising is subject to availability of headroom in one or more tranches, it said. The board meeting will be held on November 4, it added.

Under the Basel-III norms,

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New Delhi, Oct 29 (PTI): State-owned Punjab National Bank said it plans to raise Rs 6,000 crore in tranches from bonds to fund business expansion. The board will be considering issuance of Basel III compliant debt instruments - Perpetual Additional Tier I capital bonds worth Rs 3,000 crore and Tier-II bonds of up to Rs 3,000 crore, PNB said in a regulatory filing to stock exchanges.

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formation to the respective communities to avail the best possible advantages as and when possible.

Earlier, Ajay Sethi, director NIIT Dimapur lamented the fact that only 30 candidates had applied for the job-guaranteed free GNIIT scheme despite Nagaland having 1 Lakh unemployed youth.

He hoped that the various leaders would proactively spread any such schemes’ information in future to the respective

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PNB plans to raise Rs 6,000 cr via bonds

ZENA BRIDAL SALON

Winner of the free GNIIT course Sanu with Paul and Om Prakash Sethi and others on Saturday.

I, B. Sheye Betak am applying for a duplicate B.A Final Marksheet, Pass Certificate and Transfer Certificate of Nagaland University as I have lost it.

Name : B. Sheye Betak F/Name : Bumang Konyak Sex : Male Roll No : AH13010389 Regd. No : 13010514 College : St. Joseph College, Jakhama Year : 2016 Contact : 7627942881 8731818142

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Dehradun, Oct 29 (PTI): A huge investment of $25 billion in the oil and gas sector is on the anvil, Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Saturday.

Expressing great optimism about the investment prospects in the sector, Pradhan told reporters here that there will soon be “investment worth $25 billion in the petroleum sector in which oil and gas exploration companies like Cairn India will play a big role”.

Replying to a question on volatile oil prices globally he said that companies reposition themselves in accordance with fluctuat-

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ing crude oil prices in the international market. “I don’t think fluctuating crude oil prices should lead to a sense of despair among oil companies as they know how to reposition and readjust themselves to these fluctuations in the international market.” Claiming that the Centre’s oil policy has strengthened the economy, he said oil prices may have been hiked more often in recent past but then at the same time the government has also pumped in 50% of the profits earned from the oil sector into unique schemes like the Prime Minister’s Ujjwala Yojana for the welfare and empowerment of women. Since the launch of the scheme in May this year more than 90 lakh LPG connections have been distributed among beneficiaries of the scheme all over the country and to over 50,000 women in Uttarakhand alone which is quite an achievement, he said.

Dimapur, Oct 29 ( N P N ) : S a nu G u p t a , daughter of Late Prahlad Gupta became the lucky winner of the free GNIIT course worth Rs.1.72 Lakh at NIIT Dimapur Center on Saturday.

Om Prakash Sethi, president, Jain Samaj and Marwari Samaj and K. K. Paul (Advocate), president Bengali Samaj and honorary secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Dimapur District Branch did the honors of drawing out the winner. Speaking on the occasion, both the presidents lauded the efforts of Ajay Sethi, Director NIIT Dimapur center for creating IT awareness amongst the masses for the last 16 years, besides being an active social worker through Red Cross, Lions Club, Jain School, CII & NIIT itself in particular. Paul highlighted on the responsibility of the leaders to have an effective mechanism for the dissemination of various government and private schemes’ related in-

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duction of the MCLR, the central bank continues to be concerned on the issue of transmission which was flagged by Governor Urjit Patel at his maiden policy review this month. Banks are given a set formula to compute the MCLR based on cost of funds and are required to review it on a monthly basis, when the calls on the new rate structures are taken.

“I agree that the transmission through bank lending has been less than anyone of us would have liked to,” Patel had told reporters.

“We are hoping that over the next quarter or two, keeping in mind the government has also reduced the small savings rates, the MCLR itself will now throw up more transmission.”

Since January 2015, the Reserve Bank has reduced repo rate by 175 basis points, including the recent cut, but banks have reduced their base rates only by 60 basis points.

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most aggressive offering, at 8.65 per cent, while the one month is at 8.75 per cent.

The announcements come after repeated displeasure shown by the regulator for not passing on the benefits of cuts to borrowers and give a boost to the sagging economic growth.

They also come ahead of the crucial “busy season” in the second half of the fiscal which sees a spurt in loan demand. Under the revised rate structure, the one-year MCLR --- which is used for calculating the rate of interest on home loans -- will come down to 8.95 per cent. The overnight and one-month MCLR will be 8.75 per cent, while the three-month MCLR has been fixed at 8.85 per cent and six months at 8.90 per cent. The MCLR was introduced from April this year as a transparent and effective alternative by the RBI, after banks refused to pass on the benefits of its rate cuts to the borrowers.

Even after the intro-

Investment worth $25bn in Sanu wins free 3yr GNIIT diploma course petroleum sector: Pradhan

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Mumbai, Oct 29 (PTI): Top two lenders in the country, State Bank of India (SBI) and ICICI Bank, today announced a cut of 0.15 per cent and 0.10 per cent in their lending rates respectively under a new system of computation, signalling a further dip in borrowing costs ahead of the busy season.

Private sector lender ICICI Bank was the first to announce a cut of 0.10 per cent in its marginal cost of funds based lending rate (MCLR) across tenors, which was followed by a similar move by the country’s largest lender SBI, but of a larger measure of 0.15 per cent. Under the revised rates, the one-year MCLR which determined a slew of products including home loans for SBI stands at 8.90 per cent, while the same for ICICI Bank are at 8.95 per cent. The revised rates are effective from November 1 in case of both the banks.

SBI has kept the overnight MCLR, which is the

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, october 30, 2016

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business

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I, Toka K. Yeptho am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card as I have lost it.

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international Imran tells party workers to prepare for next move

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, october 30, 2016

FBI reopens Clinton email case: Trump praises move

Washington, Oct 29(PTI): The FBI today said it has reopened investigations into Hillary Clinton’s use of private email server when she was secretary of state due to likelihood of new information coming to light, immediately drawing praise from the White House frontrunner’s Republican rival Donald Trump.

FBI Director James Comey, in a communication to the Congressional leadership, said the FBI has learned of new “emails that appear to be pertinent” to their investigation.

“In connection with an unrelated case, the FBI has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to this investigation,” Comey wrote in the letter.

“I am writing to inform you that the investigative team briefed me on this yesterday, and I agreed that the FBI should take appropriate investigative steps

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton

designed to allow investigators to review these emails to determine whether they contain classified information, as well as to assess their importance to our investigation,” Comey said.

Clinton has previously apoligised for using a private email server as secretary of state between 2009 and 2013 during the first term of President Barack Obama.

Her act was criticised as tantamount to compromising national security.

The FBI announcement today was an unexpected development just

ahead of the November 8 US presidential election in the race to which several opinion polls have indicated Clinton was ahead of Trump and her lead was moving northwards decisively. Clinton’s lead accelerated after her confident showing in the three presidential debates, in all of which she was declared the winner by American media.

But the FBI’s decision to reopen the investigation was immediately latched on to by her rival Trump, who immediately welcomed the

announcement as a “big day”.

The controversial billionaire departed from his prepared speech at his rally in Manchester in New Hampshire. “I need to open with a very critical breaking news announcement,” he told his cheering supporters, who waited for him for hours.

“FBI has just sent a letter to the Congress that they have found new emails pertaining to the former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email investigation. And they are reopening the case into her illegal and criminal conduct that threatened the national security of the United States,” he said.

“This is a big day,” he said alleging that the email scandal is bigger than the ‘Watergate’. “Hillary Clinton’s corruption is on a scale that we have never seen before.

We must not let her take her criminal scheme into the Oval Office.”

Lahore, Oct 29 (PTI): As police detained more than 600 activists of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf in different parts of Punjab province, party chief Imran Khan today directed his workers to escape arrest and reach Islamabad on November 2 for a final showdown with the Nawaz Sharif government. Cricketer-turnedpolitician Khan also advised party supporters to travel in groups and instead of taking the main route where police is stationed they should opt for hidden routes to arrive at the site.

Earlier, the party had planned different rallies today in Islamabad and other parts of the country to motivate the people to reach Islamabad. A day after clashes between PTI workers and police in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, the Punjab police have closed Peshawar-Islamabad motorway and Attock Bridge by placing containers to stop the PTI workers from reaching the capital on November 2 when Khan and his supporters have a plan to lock down the city from the rest of the country.

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Aleppo: Putin rejects request for air raids M o s c ow, O c t 2 9 (Agencies): Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected a request by his military to resume air raids over Syria’s rebel-held eastern Aleppo.

The Russian army said on Friday that it had asked the president for authorisation to resume its bombing campaign, but Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin “considers it inappropriate at the current moment,” adding the president thought it necessary to “continue the humanitarian pause” in the war-battered city.

The request was made after Syrian opposition fighters launched an assault against the government-held western part of the city, firing rockets and detonating car bombs in a counter assault.

Opposition activists say 15 civilians, including children, were killed in those attacks on government-held western Aleppo.

Rebels also targeted a military airbase.

The rebel assault comes more than three months into a government siege of eastern Aleppo, where

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more than 250,000 people live, and several weeks after the Syrian army began an operation to retake it.

Separately, the Iranian and Syrian foreign ministers were meeting in Moscow with their Russian counterpart to discuss the war.

Though the three parties have been held responsible for the bombing of eastern Aleppo by other several other nations, Al Jazeera’s Rory Challands, reporting from Moscow, said that “the diplomats didn’t want to give the impression that Aleppo’s recent humanitarian pauses are finished for good”.

“We are still ready to resume this truce, but on the assumption that we

will receive a message from those who are the patrons of terrorism with the guarantees that the civilians will have an opportunity to take advantage of this truce,” Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem said.

Moscow says it has not bombed Aleppo since October 18, when it implemented a three-day “humanitarian truce” intended to allow civilians and surrendering rebels to leave the east.

But few did so, and a UN plan to evacuate the wounded failed because security could not be guaranteed.

Despite this apparent extension of the halt in Russian raids, “many people think it’s only a matter of time before Russia and its allies launch the final assault on Aleppo,” Challands said.

Some analysts think the period between now and January, when a new United States president will take office, is a time when raids on east Aleppo may intensify, believing US President Barack Obama will be reluctant to confront Russia militarily before he steps down.

Arctic Sea ice losing its bulwark S Korean presidential aides raided in scandal probe against warming atmosphere Washington, Oct 29 (IANS): As the extent of Arctic Sea ice, the vast sheath of frozen seawater floating on the Arctic Ocean and its neighboring seas, shrinks, its oldest and thickest ice has either thinned or melted away, leaving the sea ice cap more vulnerable to the warming ocean and atmosphere, a NASA study says. “What we’ve seen over the years is that the older ice is disappearing,” said Walt Meier, a sea ice researcher at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

“This older, thicker ice is like the bulwark of sea ice: a warm summer will melt all the young, thin ice away but it can’t completely get rid of the older ice. But this older ice is becoming weaker because there’s less of it and the remaining old ice is more broken up and thinner, so that bulwark is not as good as it used to be,” Meier noted in a NASA statement.

Direct measurements of sea ice thickness are sporadic and incomplete across the Arctic, so scientists have developed estimates of sea ice age and tracked their evolution from 1984 to the

Arctic Sea ice, the vast sheath of frozen seawater floating on the Arctic Ocean and its neighboring seas, shrinks, its oldest and thickest ice has either thinned or melted away. (Internet)

present. Now, a new NASA visualisation of the age of Arctic sea ice shows how sea ice has been growing and

shrinking, spinning, melting in place and drifting out of the Arctic for the past three decades.

SEOUL, OCT 29 (agencies): South Korean prosecutors on Saturday raided the homes and offices of senior advisers to President Park Geun-Hye, as she struggled with a corruption and influence-peddling scandal involving a close family friend.

The crisis centred around Park’s long-time confidante Choi Soon-Sil has rocked her presidency, thanks largely to a lurid back-story involving talk of religious cults, shamanist rituals and corruption.

In Saturday’s raids, prosecutors confiscated computers and documents from the homes of a top presidential adviser and

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Thousands of people were expected to turn out for the candle-lit demonstration and call on the president, whose popularity ratings have plunged to record lows, to step down.

Choi is being investigated for using her ties to Park to coerce money out A protester holds a placard showing portraits of South of major conglomerates, Korean President Park Geun-Hye and her confidante but the real shock has been

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Park has publicly apologised and late Friday she told 10 of her senior advisers to tender their resignations ahead of a reshuffle of her presidential office.

Choi, 60, is the daughter of a shadowy religious figure, Choi-Tae-Min, who headed a cult-like group and was a long-time mentor to Park up until his death in 1994.

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Bob Dylan: Nobel Literature Prize left me speechless

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S singer-songwriter Bob Dylan says he accepts his Nobel Prize in literature, ending a silence since being awarded the prize earlier this month.

He said the honour had left him “speechless”, the Nobel Foundation said in a statement.

The foundation said it had not yet been decided if the singer would attend the awards ceremony in December.

However, Dylan reportedly told a UK newspaper he intended to pick up the award in person “if at all possible”.

The award to the star was announced on 13 Octo-

ber “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition”.

However, his failure to acknowledge it raised eyebrows.

Last week, a member of the Swedish Academy, which awards the Nobel prizes, described his silence as “impolite and arrogant”.

But on Friday, the Nobel Foundation said Dylan had called Sara Danius, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy, telling her: “The news about the Nobel Prize left me speechless. I appreciate the honour so much.” Although the statement said it was unclear if Dylan would attend the prize-giving banquet in Stockholm, the UK’s Daily Telegraph quoted him as saying: “Absolutely. If it’s at all possible.”

In an interview with the paper he described the prize as “amazing, incredible”.

“It’s hard to believe. Whoever dreams about something like that?” the paper quoted him as saying.

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cclaimed actor Irrfan Khan, whose Hollywood film ‘Inferno’ has been lauded, says the audience’s appreciation is something that matters to actors.

“No matter how many films you do, appreciation, especially from the audience is something any actor is ecstatic about,” Irrfan said in a statement.

The actor’s film, which released in India and the US, has been praised by the Selected contestants for ‘Yes Nagas Can Dance season 2’ during the audience and Irrfan says it Dimapur auditions held at De Oriental, Dimapur, Saturday. For audition in is rewarding for him. other districts, interested dancers can contact 9612-94-7394.

“The film is doing really well. I have been hearing and witnessing on social media which is rewarding for me as an actor,” he added.

Directed by Ron Howard, ‘Inferno’ also features Hollywood star Tom Hanks.

Elvis Presley beats Madonna to album chart record

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The late singer’s new album The Wonder Of You has beaten competition from Lady Gaga and Michael Buble to become his 13th album to top the chart.

Before now, Elvis and Madonna were tied record holders with 12 number

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His widow Priscilla Presley told the Official Charts Company he would have been “so thankful” for the achievement.

She said: “I am incredibly proud of all he has accomplished and so grateful to the UK fans who have kept his legacy alive with all of their support.

“I hope they continue to listen and love his music as much as I do.”

In Elvis’s newest album, his original vocal performances are accompanied by music from The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

The singer, who died in 1977, is now second only to The Beatles, who have 15 number one albums to their name.

Top five albums Artist -Title 1) Elvis Presley-The Wonder Of You 2) Michael Buble-Nobody But Me 3) Lady Gaga-Joanne 4) Leonard Cohen-You Want It Darker 5) Kings of Leon-WALLS This week’s top four albums were all new releases - with Michael Buble’s ninth

album Nobody But Me debuting at number two.

Lady Gaga’s fourth solo album Joanne entered the chart at number three.

All her previous solo albums have reached the top of the chart.

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Los Angeles, Oct 29 (Agencies): Kyrie Irving is picking up right where he left off last season, displaying the same late-game composure that allows him to sink clutch baskets for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

With the game tied 91-91, Irving showed off his steely nerve by draining a three pointer with 44 seconds left to lift the Cavaliers to a 94-91 win over the Toronto Raptors on Friday night. Irving’s dagger came from the top of the key and it was none other than LeBron James who fed him the ball.

Irving’s basket brought back memories of anoth-

er game winner, in game seven of the 2016 NBA finals when he nailed a step-back three from the right side over Golden State star Stephen Curry. James and Irving combined for 47 points as the Cavaliers squeezed past the Raptors in a rematch of last season’s Eastern Conference finals.

Irving scored a team-high 26 points while James finished with 21 points, eight rebounds and seven assists as the Cavaliers took to the road for the first time.

The Cavaliers opened the season on an emotional night Tuesday with a 11788 hammering of the New York Knicks. Before the

game they received their 2016 NBA championship rings and raised the banner at Quicken Loans Arena.

Kevin Love chipped in with 18 points and 10 rebounds for the Cavs who defeated the Raptors in six games to reach the 2016 NBA finals. The 24-yearold Irving dropped one of his five three-pointers helping the Cavaliers remain undefeated (2-0) to start the season.

DeMar DeRozan led Toronto with a game-high 32 points and seven rebounds while Kyle Lowry added 17 points and four assists as the Raptors lost for the first time this season.

Heena pulls out of Asian C’ship over headscarf rule the 10m Air Pistol team.

For the defending champion, the decision was a matter of personal choice, saying that there should be freedom for each one to practice his or her religion and if some beliefs were being forcefully imposed on her, then she would rather not compete.

The organisers of the tournament which is set to take place from the 3rd to 9th of December, have made the rules regarding the dress code mandatory by stating the same on the official website, “women’s clothing in the shooting range and public places is required to conform to the rules and regulations of IR Iran.”

An experienced campaigner, Heena has travelled to various Islamic countries for competitions but it is only in Iran that it is essential to wear a hijab. In the past as well, a couple of years ago, she had withdrawn from an event in Iran owing to the same reason.

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upset, Giroud scored with his first touch in the 71st minute when the Frenchman could on the end of a Kieran Gibbs cross before he scored a wonderful glancing header five min-

utes later.

Sanchez grabbed his second of the tie after the Chilean stroked home from close range in the 78th minute after Gibbs’ hard-hit effort rattled the post.

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day God took you home.

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LATE MRS. TSOKIENUO YIESE 1909-2016 (107 years) Died: 16th Oct. 2016 We wish to acknowledge with deep appreciation the many expression of love, kindness, support, services and your soothing words brought comfort and hope to us all. We greatly appreciate your love and friendship for the expressions of sympathy and all help provided to us during our moment of sorrow.

God bless and keep you all.

“Those who walk upright enters into peace; they find rest as they lie in death” Isaiah 57:2 Loving children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

WORDS OF GRATITUDE 30-10-2015 But as for me, it is good to be near God. I have made the sovereign Lord my refuge; I will tell of all your deeds. Psalms 73:28.

Death changes everything. Time changes nothing. We still miss the moments of your life, the sound of your voice, the wisdom in your advice and just being in your presence. So no, really time changes nothing we miss you as much today as we did the day you left us.

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We love you so much.

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Kuantan, Oct 29 (Agencies): The Indian hockey team reached the final of the Asian Champions Trophy after beating South Korea 5-4 in a penalty shootout. The score was tied at 2-2 at the end of full time.

Both teams fought hard, but it was India, who managed to hold their nerve and clinch an important victory.

Talwinder Singh put India in front with a goal in the 15th minute, but Inwoo Seo equalised for South Korea in the 21st minute.

As it seemed like the teams would end full time at 1-1, Jihun Yang found the all important goal in the 53rd minute. South Korea had to protect their goal for just seven minutes, but two minutes later, Ramandeep Singh, struck a goal and got back India into the match.

effort slightly over the bar before Mesut Ozil’s chip was parried by Jordan Pickford. It was all to comfortable for the Gunners, much to the dismay of the home fans who were starved of opportunities before a Patrick van Aanholt free-kick was hit just wide of Petr Cech’s near-post.

More misery was compounded on the home-side when they lost captain John O’Shea through injury just before the interval.

Jermaine Defoe fired his side back into the tie in the 65th minute from the spot after Martin Atkinson rightfully awarded Sunderland a penalty following Petr Cech’s professional foul on Tom Watmore.

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L o n d o n, O c t 2 9 (Agencies): Alexis Sanchez and substitution Olivier Giroud netted two goals each as Arsenal thrashed winless Sunderland 4-1 at the Stadium of light.

The hosts struggled early on to deal with Arsenal’s precise passing and Arsène Wenger’s side capitalised on this in the 18th minute when a pin-point Ox-Chamberlain cross was finished off with a welltimed Sanchez header in what was the former Barcelona man’s 7th of the season.

David Moyes’ side lacked heart, commitment and quality- all the ingredients required to beat the drop and they could have been out of contention when Alex Iwobi curled his

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T e h r a n, O c t 2 9 (Agencies): Former World Number 1 Heena Sidhu has pulled out of the Asian Airgun Shooting Championship which is to be hosted in Tehran, Iran this forthcoming December. Her refusal to participate in the event comes in light of the fact that all the women participants have to wear a hijab, the official dress code in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

“It is not a sporting thing, forcing tourists or foreign guests to do this (wear a hijab). I don’t like it, so I pulled out,” Heena was quoted as saying.

The Arjuna awardee and participant at the London and Rio Olympics, Heena had declared her stand almost three weeks earlier when she informed the National Rifle Association of India.

The other shooters from the country have however complied with the rules and will compete in the event, with Harveen Sarao replacing Heena in

Lo n d o n, O c t 2 9 (Agencies): Jose Mourinho has reiterated that Wayne Rooney is “going nowhere”, despite continuing speculation about the Manchester United captain’s future.

Rooney has found himself on the bench for both club and country this season and reports this week suggested Mourinho had told Rooney he needed to move if he wanted regular first-team football. However, the United manager has dismissed those reports, saying they are “not true at all”.

Instead, Mourinho has underlined his desire to keep Rooney at Old Trafford for the foreseeable future, and insisted that the 31-year-old is happy to stay. “With [his age being] 31, I know he can [play on],” said Mourinho.

“I know he can, I know he’s a top player, I know he can play at the top level. I cannot make this kind of mental exercise of what is going to happen at 32, 33, 34 or 35. I can’t say that.”

“What I can say is that he’s a very good player, he’s a very important player for us and he’s going nowhere.

We like him, he likes us. He is not happy because in the last matches he was on the bench, but I think he’s even unhappier when he’s not on the bench because he’s been injured and has to stay in the stands. There is no problems at all.” Mourinho expressed his frustration at recent stories in the media about that matter and others, before growing frustrated as questions continued about Rooney.

Arsenal thrash woeful Sunderland 4-1

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Oja, Oba, Sister, Brother & Relatives.

Dated of Birth : 10-01-1963 Date of Death : 25-10-2016

Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Late Prem Rana would like to extend our heartiest gratitude to the doctors of NEIGRIHMS, Shillong, individuals, church members, neighbours, friends and all the well wishers who stood by us in prayer, physical and financial support during his illness and departure for his heavenly abode.

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1915- 2016 (101 Years) “Losing someone like you is a pain which is hard to describe and sustain, but you being a strong woman of faith preached the wisdom that the world needs to see. Loving and caring is what all you were, a perfect example for others to lead. Those graceful eyes saw and taught what we now stand up for. May God shower your soul with peace and we’ll keep missing you until we meet again ’’.

Though words are simply not enough to express our profound gratitude and appreciation, we the bereaved family members of Lt. Atsavu Khuvung would like to thank most sincerely to each and everyone who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through prayers at the demise of our beloved Lt.Atsavu Khuvung, who left us for heavenly abode on 23.10.16 We convey special thanks to :1. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church 2. Central Baptist Church, Bayavu Hill Kohima 3. Shaki Baptist Church 4. Phiro Baptist Church 5. Sankiton Baptist Church 6. Wozhuro Range Kohima 7. Shaki Eloe Ekhung 8. Upper Bayavu Hill Kohima 9. Upper Bayavu Hill Welfare Board Kohima 10. Kohima Shaki Hanpoe Yanpia Eyi Okho 11. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church (Women Department) 12. In-laws and Well Wishers of Nerhema Village We deeply regret of not being able to mention all the loved ones for their support personally but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless all of you abundantly.

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India crush Kiwis; win ODI series 3-2

Indian players celebrate New Zealand’s wicket during the 5th ODI cricket match in Visakhapatnam on Saturday. The Indian players sport their mothers’ name on the jersey as part of the’ Nayi Soch’ initiative. (PTI)

V i s a k h a pat na m , Oct 29 (PTI): Amit Mishra produced a magical spell to claim 5 for 18 as India clinched five-match ODI series 3-2 with a thumping 190-run victory in the final game, here Saturday.

It was a perfect Diwali gift for the Indian cricket fans as Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s men carried the demolition job in style as the spinners made Black Caps’ succumbed to their lowest-ever total against India in ODIs. Batting first, India scored 269 for six on a surface where scoring was

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difficult as Rohit Sharma (70) and Virat Kohli (65) hit half-centuries.

In reply, New Zealand were skittled out for a paltry 79 in only 23.1 overs.

There were five New Zealand batsman who failed to open their account during their dismal last day on Indian soil.

Mishra, who picked his second five-for was supported well by Axar Patel (2/9 in 4.1 overs) and Jayant Yadav (1/8 in 4 overs).

The leg-spinner, who did not get a chance during the Test series ended

up with 15 wickets in the five-match series. Not only did his performance fetch him Man of the Match but also the Man of the Series award pipping Virat Kohli, who scored 358 runs with a century and two half-tons.

A score of 270 on a surface where the ball wasn’t coming onto the bat would have been a challenge but New Zealand would have hardly imagined that wickets will fall in a heap when they were placed at 63 for 2.

The visitors lost eight wickets with addition of just 16 runs in space of 51

balls dashing hopes of their first bilateral series win in India.

It took five balls for the Kiwis to realise that the road ahead is rocky when Umesh Yadav cleaned up last match’s hero Martin Guptill to make them 0/1 in first over.

Fresh from his matchwinning 72 in Ranchi, Guptill was done in a by a beautiful good length ball from Yadav as it squared him up, grazed the pad before toppling the offstump.

Skipper Kane Williamson and New Zealand’s most consistent batsman of the series, Tom Latham (19) tried to build a partnership but before they could settle down a fitagain Jasprit Bumrah gave another breakthrough dismissing the left-hander to end a 28-run partnership.

On a pitch that offered turn, Dhoni brought on left-arm spinner Axar in the ninth over as Williamson and Taylor survived some anxious moments in the middle and progressed at steady pace to being 46/2 after the Powerplay.

Little did they know that they would crash in no time as Dhoni employed spin-force full on from both ends and no one disappointed including debutant off-spinner Jayant, who trapped Corey Anderson (0) lbw en route to his maiden wicket.

Ballon d’Or is not objective, says Wenger London, O c t 2 9 (IANS): Arsenal chief coach Arsene Wenger has criticised the Ballon d’Or, the award that annually distinguishes the best footballer in the world, and said that several times in the past the decision on the winner has not been “objective”.

The veteran French coach on Friday stressed that soccer “is a collective sport” and said the award “gets in the head of players”, reports Efe. “We have seen many people only thinking about themselves because they are obsessed by the Ballon d’Or and not by the team performance,” the former Monaco coach said.

Wenger congratulated players who won the award, but said that looking at recent history shows the decisions on the winner have not been objective.

“I am against it because I think it gets in the head of players. I believe football is a collective sport and we live already in a world where everything is individualised,” Wenger, who has been coaching Arsenal since 1996, said.

For the third consecutive year, no Arsenal player was listed among the 30 candidates for the Ballon d’Or award, which will be awarded in January in Paris.

India should organise Paralympics: Ministers

Players of Frontier FC and Genesis FC in action during a quarter finals match of the ongoing 24th Loyem Memorial Senior Soccer Open Championship. Frontier FC won the match 4-1. Seyong Club Tobu will take on Warrior FC Noksen Town on Monday. (np)

New Delhi, Oct 29 (PTI): As many as three Union Ministers today pitched for organising Paralympics in India and said more sports facilities and stadiums will be provided to encourage players with disabilities in the country.

For promoting sports among the differently-abled, the Centre will establish five National Level Disability Sports Centres in separate zones in the country, Social Justice Minister Thaawarchand Gehlot said.

The announcement was made at an event organised here to felicitate the Rio Paralympics medalists, members of T-20 Asia Cup

Indian Blind Cricket Team and Indian Blind Para & Para Judo Team.

Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan), under Social Justice Ministry presented cash awards of a total of Rs 90 lakh to the Rio Paralympics medalists and Rs 28.5 lakh to 19 members of the Indian Blind Cricket team.

Extending his support to organise Paralympics in the country, Gehlot promised all possible help to players with disabilities.

At the same event, President of Paralympics Committee of India and Minister of State for Urban

Development Rao Inderjit Singh proposed that India should organise Paralympics.

“Recognising these players for the achievements, what they have done is great, but I feel we should use them as a nucleus to prepare for the Japan Olympics in 2020,” Singh added.

Calling for equal status to all sports and players, Sports Minister Vijay Goel extended his full cooperation for organising Paralympics in India.

Goel also declared that all sports facilities and stadiums will be thrown open to encourage sports in the country.

Mhasilhusie crowned King of the Ring

Parliamentary secretary Khriehu Liezietsu with King of the Ring and other winners (NP).

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Ko h i m a , O c t 2 9 (NPN): Mhasilhusie Nagi (24), who was also the heavy weight champion, won the King of Ring title at the Nagawrestlemania-5 on Saturday. The event was organized by 3E Nagaland under the aegis of Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) at Kohima local ground.

Nagi from Jotsoma village defeated former King of the Ring Pfutsato Tetseo.

Nagi, standing at 5.10 feet tall and weighing 90kg, walked home richer by Rs. 1, 20,000, championship

PDVFA office inauguration on Nov 14 Phek, Oct 29 (NPN): The office of the Phek District Veteran Football Association (PDVFA) will be inaugurated on November 4 at Phek town by MLA Kuzholuzo Nienu.

Therefore, all the association members including the members of the several committee(s) and subcommittee(s) of the 8th NVFA championship are asked to be part of the program. The PDVFA further informed all its members that the final selection of players for the forthcoming 8th NVFA championship will be held at Phek town local ground on November 8 at 1:30 PM. All interested members have been asked to be present for the selection game.

belt and citation. The first runner-up Pfutsato Tetseo (22) of Phuyoba village received Rs. 60,000 and citation.

The two semi-finalists, Vekutho Soho (20) of Phek village and Khoveto Lala (25) of Khomi village received Rs. 30,000 each.

In the quarter final, Mhasilhusie Nagi beat Keduovilie Zumu (30) of Tuophema, Khoveto Lala (25) of Khomi village defeated Tavesuh Tetseo (19) of Thiivopisu village, Pfutsato Tetseo downed Keneisevi Meyase (31) of Sechii village and Vekutho Soho (20) of Phek village beat Zasevikho Meyatsu (29) of

Mezoma village. Altogether 45 wrestlers from light weight and heavy weight categories competed in the King of the Ring championship competition.

Parliamentary secretary MTF, YRS and state lotteries Khriehu Liezietsu graced the prize distribution ceremony as guest of hounour and gave away the prizes.

Altogether 112 wrestlers from various Naga tribes, namely; Angami, Chakhesang, Poumai, Zeliang and Khiamungan participated in three categories (heavy weight, light weight and junior) in the tournament.

Inter departmental sports meet concludes

Dimapur: The 2nd Dimapur District Inter Departmental Sports Meet 2016 concluded on Saturday with Commissioner of Police, Liremo Lotha IPS as chief guest of the closing ceremony at MDSC, Dimapur.

Addressing the gathering, the Commissioner viewed that such meet would rejuvenate the working relationships and foster coordination and friendship among the employees of different departments.

He said that the government servants who are posted in Dimapur, which is the commercial hub of the State, are the privileged ones. He, therefore, called the gathering to discharge their duties sincerely in a

diligent manner. He also congratulated all the medal winners and also the participants for the participation.

He further lauded the Dimapur District Administration for organising the meet successfully despite hectic official engagements.

The programme was chaired by District Sports Officer, Dimapur, Nyuvitho Lotha while the vote of thanks was proposed

by SDO (C), Dimapur, Temjensangla. A special song was also presented by Soyingbeni Odyuo.

Department of Geology & Mining emerged as overall champion while Prison Department and DRDA bagged the 1st and 2nd runners up respectively.

Inter-range volleyball tournament M a n g ko l e m ba , Nov 29: To commemorate the silver jubilee of Additional Deputy Commissioner Headquarter, Mangkolemba sub division, the Mangkolemba Ao Lanur Telongjem (MALT) is organizing the Mangkolemba sub division Inter Range Volleyball Tournament on November 3 and 4 at Mangkolemba town.

In the opening ceremony, Bendangliba Tzüdir, director, department of Industries and Commerce, Nagaland will grace the programme as the chief guest.

Altogether eight teams (two each from Jangpetkong and Japukong, one from Tsürangkong and three teams from Mangkolemba town) will be participating in the tournament.

Players of Arunachal Pradesh CM XI and YLC XI during a friendly fundraising football match at Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh on Saturday. Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu led the CM XI team while YLC XI was captained by iconic Indian footballer and the chairperson of YLC, Bhaichung Bhutia. CM XI won the match through penalty shootout after the match ended 2-2.

Semi-finals result Diphupar 2 – 0 Kushiabill Chekiye 2 – 0 Sughuna Monday’s matches 3rd place: 10:00 am Sughuna vs Kushiabill Final: 1:00 pm Chekiye vs Diphupar

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