October 6, 2016

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CM greets Khiamniungan, Pochury tribes DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, TR Zeliang, has extended “joyous greetings” to Khiamniugan and Puchury tribes as both the communities celebrate their respective Tsokum and Yemshe festivals of harvest.

According to Media Cell, CMO, the chief minister said that the two festivals signified a very important event in the life of both the communities, as it marked the occasion of thanksgiving to the Almighty God in the hope of good and bountiful harvest.

“As the festive week comments for both the communities, I have a great hope that these festive session would bring prosperity and wellness in all aspect of life for both Khiamniugan and Puchury communities in the year to come,” Zeliang said. The chief minister appealed to both the communities to avail the occasion of “these great festivals” as an opportunity to forgive one another and foster love, kindness and unity. “Festival is also an occasion to appraised one’s hardwork and valour, apart from merry making and to revitalise our aged old cultural values,” the chief minister said and urged the two communities to impact upon the work culture and significance of ancestral values among the upcoming generations. He further prayed that the Almighty God bless both the communities in the years to come.

BJP counters NPCC over religion

Dimapur, Oct 5 (NPN): BJP has said the NPCC president was “off course”, while reacting to the latter’s statement yesterday wherein he attacked the “all-party” DAN government led by NPF on corruption and also alliance with BJP, described as “ a political party which has open agenda of Hinduism”.

In a lengthy rejoinder, BJP general secretary (media) Jaangsillung Gonmei described NPCC president K.Therie’s statement as “cheap propaganda tactics for publicity adopted by below-the-edge leaders”.

Gonmei clarified that state BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu and the BJP maintain that the party is secular and based on the philosophy of humanism and patriotism to usher all round equitable development all over the country.

The BJP office bearer also denied having any agenda on Hinduisation and countered that anti-Christian activities were not confined only to BJP government period but also during Congress government rule at the Centre and states.

Gonmei also took on Therie’s stance as Christian to attack BJP saying that no true Christian pointed fingers but lived a practical Christian life. He said such breed of Christians belittle the meaning and depth of Christianity, and not the BJP. (See full text on page 6)

This is it!

“No one has raised any issue of scam for over one year. That’s the best part of an all party government.”

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India slams Pakistan for blocking Indo-Afghan trade

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DIMAPUR thursday, october 6, 2016

Gov. expounds on role of NEZCC

(L) Governor P.B. Acharya laying the foundation stone. (R) Artist’s impression of the Regional Convention Centre at NEZCC. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland and chairman of North East Zone Cultural Centre(NEZCC) P.B.Acharya reminded that NEZCC should not only be an institution for entertainment but also for national and emotional integration and to strengthen the social fabric of north east India.

Acharya said this while speaking after laying the foundation stone for the proposed Regional Convention Centre at the NEZCC complex Dimapur Wednesday He also reminded the gathering that the Regional Convention Centre was for the eight North Eastern states and not only for Nagaland.

A c h a r ya d e s c r i b e d NEZCC as a nodal agency for identifying talents/artistes and promoting them in

various fields.

The governor also took the opportunity to highlight various social, political, and economic plaguing of the state.

Acharya asserted that peace was essential for cultural activities to foster and for society to progress against the backdrop of the existence of more than 200 insurgent groups in the region.

He was also critical of the education system/institutions which, according to him, were merely churning out “unemployable” graduates. Acharya maintained that educational institutions should impart skills and empower students to be assets of the society.

The Governor recounted a visit to one Naga village which, he said, had produced 17 doctors. However he said the villagers were still complaining that there

were no doctors or medical services available. Using the illustration, he lamented that educated and prosperous Nagas were doing very little for their own community and society.

“Only Nagas can make Nagaland strong and prosperous,” he said, appealing for a change of mindset.

“We’ve condemned ourselves to poverty,” Acharya thundered while touching upon Nagaland’s dependence on central funds despite being well endowed in natural resources and talents.

In this regard, he reminded people that Nagaland was second to none.

E a r l i e r, d i r e c t o r NEZCC Lipokmar Tzudir, in his introduction highlighted the activities of the institution.

Chairman of Diphupar village council greeted the gathering and also extended

NU clarifies issues raised by NH Dimapur, Oct 5 (NPN): Nagaland University (NU) has issued clarification to the issues highlighted by Naga Hoho (NH) about the University in a memorandum to the governor. It may be mentioned that NH had expressed concern over various issues with regard to quality education in the state including “appointment” of the vice chancellors (VC) and “irregularities” in NU. In an open letter to the NH president, the Nagaland University PRO appreciated the Hoho for echoing the same desires felt by the University fraternity to governor, who is also the chief rector.

PRO, however, pointed out that VC alone cannot take the University far without the support of all stakeholders viz. faculty, administrative staff, students, and society at large. Reminding that VCs of Central Universities were appointees of the Visitor, the President of India, PRO expressed hope that NU would get a scholarly, dynamic and suitable VC.

With regard to the alleged “Rs.1.69 cores surrendered during August 9, 2016, Finance committee meeting,”, the PRO clarified that the as per the minutes of Finance Committee meeting held on August 5, 2016, it was shown that University had Rs.1.28 crore then, which was exhausted as of today. In this regard, PRO pointed out that that 12th Plan period was still not yet over, hence, the question of surrendering funds did not arise. PRO advised that source(s) from where information was supplied may first be verified before it was published.

Concerning “the issue of the maximum employment in NU from other states particularly Manipur and Assam”, PRO said NU being a Central University had to abide by the laid down reservation policies of the Centre, adding that reservation quota under SC and OBC cannot be filled by others like ST. Maintaining that NU would not issue press release or rejoinder on this matter in

future, the PRO, however, stated that in case of any queries, information or clarifications, if required, the University had no reservations.

As the Naga Hoho has been spearheading the cause for peace and unity among all sections with the “highly acclaimed slogan of peace for development”, PRO said the NU also join the Hoho in proclaiming that a peaceful atmosphere was a pre-requisite for academic growth and all round development of the University.

PRO said NU has been largely peaceful in the past few years and was now on the threshold of charting the growth path for a successful, progressive and developed University.

The university has therefore called for joining hands to usher in a peaceful atmosphere so that “we may script a success story of our University for the future generation.”

Meanwhile, NU said any suggestions, advice or assistance from NH would be graciously welcomed.

support/cooperation to the centre.

The ceremony also saw cultural presentations

by Diphu Cultural Centre, Yimchunger Cultural Club, Garo Cultural Troupe, and Dimasa Kachari Cultural Troupe.

The ceremony culminated with dedicatory prayer

by Re. Candid Sareo.

Hosts of dignitaries including CEO Government of Nagaland, Sanjay Kumar IAS, former minster Chubatemjen, president of Naga Council Dimapur Bangerloba and other dignitaries were present in the ceremony. The governor was accompanied by his wife.

Meanwhile, director of NEZCC, Lipokmar Tzudir informed that the proposed centre was to be completed within 30 months and will be a state-of-the-art 3-storied building with basement.

The main theatre will have a capacity for 2000 people, 300 in the second theatre, and a 250-seater conference hall.

Tzudir said they would be exhibiting works and portraits of achievers from the region in the first and second lobby while the third lobby will exhibit artworks.

Approved by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India in 2014, the Regional Convention Centre aims to become one of the “best and biggest” in the country.

HSS asks Puja committees to follow guidelines DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Hindu Seva Samiti (HSS) Dimapur while extending Durga Puja greetings appealed to all Puja committees to abide by the guidelines issued by Commissioner of police and Nagaland Pollution Control Board on September 28, 2016.

In accordance to “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan”, the HSS has also asked its members to maintain maximum cleanliness in and around the pandals. It asked its members to minimize the sound systems in to avoid any disturbances. Office bearers of respective puja pandals, volunteers and devotees have also been asked to keep close vigil on any unclaimed articles, vehicles, etc., and report to the police.

Meanwhile, on October 11, all Puja Pandal’s vehicles have been asked to line up with the idols at City Tower junction to proceed towards Immersion Ghat at 8:30am.

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Huge response to AYO’s campaign

Students and other citizens walking along vehicle-free road as part of the AYO programme on environment in Kohima. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, OCT 5 (NPN): Campaign on environmental protection, “A Moment of Solidarity to Enable Our Environment”, an initiative of Angami Youth Organisation (AYO), received spontaneous response from the residents of the state capital.

During the 12-hour campaign, which commenced at 6 am, vehicles stayed off the roads, energy consuming machines were stopped.

However, normal life was not affected as shops were opened while most of the office goers went on foot, but attendance was thin in some offices.

There was calm all around the town with no sound of vehicles and barely a vehicle was seen on the road, while many citizens took the streets for their

usual works.

The jam-packed vehicle parking areas like PR Hill Junction, Old MLA housel junction, Razhu point in the main town, High School junction, was seen empty today, which was not usual during the day time.

Though AYO did not make an imposition of vehicular movements, educational institutions and business establishments, few schools chose to remain close while except for countable shops, all shops remained open though the market, town was not seen as busy as other days.

Taking part in the campaign, students of Charity School Kohima and North Field School conducted social work by cleaning the road site at new NST area and High school junction, as the road

was free from vehicles.

AYO president Medo Yhokha informed that the event passed off successfully with co-operation from all quarters. He appealed to Nagas living in different places to initiate such events to impress the younger generation.

He said vehicles found plying were halted for few minutes and conveyed the message and the reason for organizing the event. Yhokha further thanked all the citizens of Kohima town for their support.

AYO organized the event in the conviction of its duties of solidarity for humanity, for the coming generations and to campaign for an environment.

The campaign was organized as part of AYO silver jubilee yearlong celebration where the main function will be held on November 4 and 5 next.

Gov. initiates promotion of Naga dialects DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): A delegation from Central Institute of Indian Language (CIIL) has arrived Kohima Wednesday on a three-day visit at the invitation of the Nagaland governor, P.B.Acharya.

According to a Raj Bhavan press release, the Bharatavani Project, under CIIL, Mysuru (under Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India) has chalked out an action plan for the development of languages of Nagaland including development of dictionaries, learning materials etc. It was decided that an online learning programme for Tenyidie (Angami) language may be commissioned within a year, in collaboration with the University of Nagaland, Kohima Campus.

During his meeting with the CIIL officials and the representatives of various knowledge institutions in Nagaland, the governor emphasised that the languages and cultural identities of the Naga people have to be promoted. Reminding that the language of a person was his first identity, Acharya said, “Let us take care of it and give the respect.”

Governor called upon linguistic scholars from each tribe to take this golden opportunity to interact with Bharatavani project officers from Mysuru for the full-fledged documentation and codification of each language, with a firm desire to preserve and promote mother tongue.

Governor affirmed his fullest support towards the Bharatavani project initiatives, which he said would make knowledge about

Naga languages available, worldwide through the portal.

The delegation comprised of CIIL director Prof. D G Rao, senior consultant V V Bhat, reader and research officer Dr. R Ramamoorthy, Bharatavani Project consultant Beluru Sudarshana, Dr. Chandan Singh and Dr Hidam Dolen Singh, both senior resource persons for the Bharatavani Project.

Bharatavani Project is a portal (URL: www.bharatavani.in) which has been launched to publish knowledge in and about all the Indian languages including most of the languages of North Eastern States. It covers Tenyidie (Angami),Ao, Chakru/Chokri, Chang, Dimasa, Kabui (Rongmei), Khezha, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Liangmei, Lotha, Nocte, Phom, Pochuri, Rengma, Sangtam, Sema, Yimchungre,Zemi/Zeme in the first phase.

CIIL has offered academic and financial support to language development related projects of Nagaland. CIIL has invited all the knowledge institutions like Universities, Academies, Sahitya Sabhas, Tribal research institutions and individual contributors to support by sharing their publications (books on land and culture, people, multimedia publications, dictionaries, grammar tools, etc.,) to be published on Bharatavani Portal. Bharatavani has already published more than 200 books about Nagaland and other North Eastern States. “Bharatavani” App on Android Smartphone is now the largest multilingual Dictionary in India.

Jacob stresses on cleanliness, sanitation ENCSU begins its phase-wise agitation Staff Reporter

Correspondents

DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Parliamentary secretary of Irrigation & Flood Control (I&FC), Jacob Zhimomi, who is also the chairman of Dimapur District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) on Thursday, underscored the importance of cleanliness and sanitation in Dimapur.

Addressing the District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting at the DC conference hall here, Jacob said that Dimapur has also the potential to become Smart City, if only the citizens take a step forward in keeping the city clean.

In this regard, he said it was the responsibilities of every individual to participate in making the city clean. He further urged the Urban Development department to coordinate with other departments in keeping the city cleaner, one of the priority needed for a Smart City.

Parliamentary secretary also asked the responsible department to put forward the

MON/LONGLENG, OCT 5 (NPN): After numerous meetings with the state government failed to produce any positive outcome over MBBS seat allocation to BT candidates, the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) on Wednesday launched its phase-III agitation disallowing all government vehicles to ply in the four district of Eastern Nagaland including Mon, Tuensang, Longleang and Kiphire.

In Mon, the agitation, which was spearheaded by ENCSU and supported by Konyak Students Union (KSU), began at 00:00 hours.

Altogether, 12 vehicles and one motorcycle belonging to various government departments were seized by the volunteers.

One vehicle belonged to a parliamentary secretary. The agitation is likely to continue till 6pm October 6. No untoward incidents were reported till the time of filing this report.

It was later informed that the vehicles seized in Mon

Jacob Zhimomi addressing Dimapur DPDB meeting on Wednesday. (NP)

proposal in making Dimpaur a Smart City. The parliamentary secretary, who had earlier raised the issue on poor drainage system in Dimapur city, in the last DPDB meeting, said that maintenance of drainage should not be left alone to Urban Development or Dimapur Municipal Council, but should be the responsibility of every individual by restraining from dumping garbage in the drains.

He said poor drainage system has become a major hurdle since during rainy season the roads were flooded leading to massive inundation. To avoid this problem, he urged the public to stop

construction of houses over the drainage. He asked the responsible department to stop issuing land allotments on such places. On the non-completion of over bridge at New Market, he questioned the responsible department for the delay.

On the allotment for urban complex at Netaji colony and Burma camp, Jacob said that most of the beneficiaries were higher authorities.

On traffic woes in Dimapur, he informed the house that the issue needed to be taken seriously on priority as public and commuters, were the worst sufferer. Pointing out that recently repaired road from

Dhobinallah to Thahekhu, has become a parking zone for army trucks, he informed the district administration and traffic police to set timing for parking. The house after deliberation has also recommended 18 societies for registrations.

Up-gradation of Christian mission school from primary to middle school, Seitheke Basa, registration of oracle pre-school at Diphupar village, registration of +Montessori school at Toluvi, registration of ITIKI Montessori school at Darogapathar were also recommended by the board. Various other agendas were also discussed.

were released on certain conditions while the vehicles seized in rest of the three districts were still under the custody of the ENCSU. ENCSU joint secretary Nokchem Angth told Nagaland Post that the vehicles seized by ENCSU could be released depending on the response from the government.

He also said that the union would not compromise on the demand.

He cautioned that government would be solely held responsible for any unhealthy situation arising during the agitation. Meanwhile, according to sources, the agitation was likely to be intensified in the form of picketing government offices or calling in for total bandh in the all four districts if the government failed to meet the demand. It may be mentioned that the agitation has the consent and support of apex tribal bodies of the Eastern Nagaland including the ENPO, ENWO and ENSF. LONGLENG: ENCSU agitation was spearheaded by Phom Students’ Conference (PSC) in Longleng district with

volunteers restricting movement of government vehicles throughout the district.

PSC president Hongkam .D.Ngonyan expressed strong resentment over the attitude of higher and technical education department accusing the department of manipulating while implementing backward reservation. “Since the attainment of statehood, the people of Eastern Nagaland have been deprived of its due share by the state government, thereby impacted in more backward from the rest of the Nagas in every sphere”, he said. PSC president also questioned the state government and department concern as to why they were so reluctant to admit their wrongdoing to the people of the Eastern Nagaland.

PSC declared that it would not budge an inch from supporting the genuine demand of ENCSU and fight till the seats were allocated.

The first day of the phaseIII agitation passed off peacefully with no untoward incident reported from any part of the district.

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World Wildlife Week celebrated at Wka

NSSR, GPRN/ NSCN celebrates 4th anniversary

Forest Department, Wokha, with the essay writing competition participants of Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Wokha.

DIMAPUR: Wildlife awareness programme as part of Wildlife Week 2016 was conducted by Wokha division and Doyang Plantation division in collaboration with Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Wokha on October 5.

Keeping in mind the theme “members matter: working together for wildlife” an essay writing com-

petition was held on the topic “my role in conserving wildlife of Wokha” where students of class VIII to XII actively participated.

Prize distribution programme was held at the school auditorium in the presence of principal, DBHSS father Joseph, DFO Wokha division, DFO Doyang Plantation Division, RFO Doyang and Forest Guards. DFO

EDSSU rejects LR&S response DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union (EDSSU), which had sought cancellation of backdoor appointments of four Land Records & Survey Officers (LRSOs) and eight surveyor grade-I employees under the Land Record and Survey (LR&S) department, has rejected the response of the department to its memorandum dated August 9, 2016.

In a press release, the EDSSU president, Kanato S. Awomi, and general secretary, Tovi Achumi, stated that the department has expressed inability to cancel those 12 appointments in view of the Office Memorandum No. AR-5/ASSO/98 dated August 11, 2016 issued by the state government.

The union, however, stated that the department’s response had gone against the

Gauhati High Court Judgement dated August 5, 2016.

In its judgement order, the Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench stated that it “hopes and expects” the government of Nagaland would “scrupulously adhere” to the criteria laid down by notification dated June 6, 2016 in the matter of appointment made in public office.

In this regard, East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union has warned that department and the appointment authority would invite contempt of court judgement.

The union also affirmed that it would leave no stone unturned until justice delivered and would strive to the end for fulfilling its objective.

Meanwhile, the union has stated that it remained firm in its original demand for recruitment of those 12 posts through NPSC.

Doyang thanked Father Joseph for his cooperation and also expressed her gratitude to all the participants. She also briefly talked on how wild life week came to be about and the important role that a student could play.

DFO Wokha spoke briefly on conservation issues stressing on how the students could contribute towards conservation and

maintaining a green and clean environment with simple practices. First prize went to Esther N Odyuo, Cl-XII; second prize to Johnny R Ezung, Cl-XII; third prize to Zuben Shitiri, Cl-XII and consolation prizes were won

by Zubenthung Z Humtsoe, Cl-XII, Lumchen L Odyuo, Cl-VIII, Khonzani Murry, Cl-XI and Amos Limbu, Cl-XI.

CAVCA, CAGBA supports demand for CBI probe into fuel adulteration case

DIMAPUR: Chumukedima Area Village Council Association (CAVCA) and Chumukedima Area GB’s Association (CAGBA) have supported the public resolution on September 16 2016 which resolved to demand CBI enquiry for impartial and independent enquiry in fuel adulteration case and to re-arrest the kingpins who are out on bail.

In a press release jointly issued, president CAGBA, Tokishe Achumi, general secy Atso Gwizan, and vice chairman CAVCA T.Lima Pongen and joint secretary Rajesh Longmailai, the associations expressed “pain” over the fact that kingpins of fuel adulteration are roaming free despite being caught “red-handed” with all the proof and evidences of fuel adulteration.

CAVCA and CAGBA stated that “we” have been robbed in broad daylight and the lifespan of thousands of vehicle valuing thousands of crores in Nagaland have been drastically shortened. Therefore, the associations maintained that such heinous crime should be dealt seriously/ sincerely by the competent authority in order to book and punish the criminals as per the law of the land.

CAVCA and CAGBA said the demand of Coordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA) was fully justified and necessary to bring the said case to a logical conclusion. On the dateline given by CCoFA to the state government to constitute CBI enquiry which ends on October 8 and the proposed indefi-

TSUD celebrates 5th general conference

DIMAPUR: Tenyimi Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) celebrated its 5th general conference on October 1 at IMC Hall under the theme “perspire and achieve” with general secretary TPO and former chairman KMC, Vipopal Kentso as chief guest and deputy secretary NPSC, Kelhuseto Nakro as guest of honour.

Speaking on the occasion, Vipopal Kentso stressed on the two aspects of “Menga” which broadly translated

meant pride, prestige, dignity and principle and “kethezhe” which meant commitment, honour and responsibility, two main characteristics of Tenyimi elders. He encouraged the younger generation to emulate the noble qualities of the forefathers and discard those which were detrimental to the society. Touching on the issue of students and politics, he enunciated that as equal shareholders to the future the students should be conscious and the need to rise up.

Guest of honour, Kelhuseto Nakro called upon the students to be very careful in their relationships. He stressed that basic ingredients for success was sincerity, hard work and presentability both in the eyes of God and men. Speaking on civil services he said that 13,593 applicants applied for 48 posts this year but urged upon the students not to be downhearted because sincere people ultimately always gets through.

Presidential address was

delivered by Kedinlung Newmai and short speech was pronounced by TUD president, Khalo Kapfo.

Earlier, God’s blessing was invoked by Rev. Vilodi Sakhrie, while welcome address by convenor organising committee, Petevito Nakro.

The gathering was regaled by a beautiful choral song presented by the Tenyimi students from Patkai college.

Secretary report was presented by Azo Wetsah followed by second session.

MMC, MCCI to organise mass NNC/GDRN (NA) condoles social work in Mkg on Oct 7 DIMAPUR: Mokokchung Municipal Council (MMC) and Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industries (MCCI) have informed all the traders and business community in Mokokchung town that there will be an awareness programme cum mass social work on October 7 on account of Swachh Bharat Mission.

Through a press note, ADC and administrator, MMC, Bendanglila and president, MCCI Tsukti Longkumer, requested all the traders under MMC and members of the MCCI to participate in the mass social work on the October 7 from 6 a.m to 8 a.m by cleaning their respective business establishment/shop premises.

It also informed that the main areas for conducting the mass social work would be Sewak Gate area, Hospital (IMDH) parking lot area, MMC Shopping Complex premises, Police Point, Daily Vegetable Market (Old Town Hall) and Salangtem New Market.

The business community in these locations have been requested to participate in cleaning the overall surroundings along with cleaning the premises of their respective shops/establishments.

Further, Mokokchung Municipal Council and Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industries have sought positive participation and cooperation in the mass social work.

DIMAPUR: The Northern Sumi Sub-Region (NSSR) GPRN/NSCN celebrated its 4th anniversary of its formation at Sumito Village on September 27.

In a press note, regional secretary, NSSR GPRN/ NSCN, Inaqhe Kiho, informed that kilonser Hekiye Swu was the main speaker of the anniversary programme.

Representative to Sumi Hoho Hezhekhu, chairman NSH, Zalipu Achumi, vice president NS GB Union Nitoshe Zhimo and president NSSU Shikuto Sumi were also present in the ceremony. The speakers and dignitaries assured positive contribution and encouraged the NSSR, the note stated. The program was chaired by Hugukha yeptho P.O.R.A.O and recorded by region secretary Inato Rochill, and field supervisor NSBAK Aqakito (Nito Mount Zunheboto) read a scripture from the book of psalms 33:12 and Rom 13:1. Meanwhile, lauding the present NSSR functionaries and encouraged by co-operation from all sides, NSSR stated it must surely upgrade to a full fledged region.

Further, the organisation also appealed the respective higher authority to look into NSSR grievances with regard to its region activities.

DIMAPUR: NNC/GDRN (NA) has expressed deepest sorrow over the sudden demise of late ‘maj.’ Sepichum Sangtam on October 2. MIP-NNC/GDRN (NA) stated that he was a dedicated and committed leader, a true patriot who had given all that he had for the cause of Naga nation. It stated that he served the nation with utmost sincerity and determination and his contribution would always be remembered and cherished. MIP further stated that president Kiumkum Yamchunger along with all ranks and files of the NNC/GDRN (NA) convey deepest sympathy to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul.

nite National Highway bandh within the state upon failure to meet the demand, CAVCA and CAGBA appealed to the government of Nagaland to accede to the demand of CCoFA or discuss the issue across the table to avoid the proposed National Highway bandh in the interest of all. The associations also lamented that the government appears to have lackadaisical attitude towards the case of high public interest despite support from numerous civil societies, organizations, associations, and unions to CCoFA’s demand for CBI probe.

“It is time the government of Nagaland shows its sincerity and responsibility to the people who they represent by dealing with the case on priority as may deem fit and necessary,” the press note read.

ANPWDFWA seeks reservation DIMAPUR: All Nagaland PWD Field Workers’ Association (ANPWDFWA) PWD (R&B), housing and national highway, has written to the Engineer-in-Chief (NPWD) Nagaland seeking 67% vacancies reservation for workcharge employees service regularization. In the letter signed by president ANPWDFWA, K. Atovi Awomi, vice president Imkongchiba Ao, gen. secretary Zubemo Ngullie, and joint secretary Yangtan chang, ANPWDFWA, citing an order by Personal and Administrative Reforms Department, alleged that “many fresh appointment are going on from higher-ups in 67% quota” meant for senior most W/C and casual employees as per the March 17, 2015 decision of the government and directive/order of the Guwahati High court, Kohima bench. ANPWDFWA demanded that the “same should be reserved for W/C employees in the interest of justice.” Therefore, ANPWDFWA appealed to the Engineer-in-Chief (NPWD) Nagaland to take prompt initiative into the matter.

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news in brief DCC Peren meeting: District Congress Committee (DCC) Peren has convened its party meeting on October 11 at 10 a.m in the residence of member AICC, Iherie Ndang.

All the DCC members and ACC members from 6th Tening AC and 7th Peren AC are asked to attend the meeting.

SKD executive meeting: Satakhami Kuqhakulu Dimapur (SKD) has convened executive meeting on October 8, at 9 a.m in its banker Er. Ghukhui Zhimomi residence.

All unit presidents and general secretary have been requested to attend the meeting.

TPUD general meeting: Tsutoho Public Union Dimapur (TPUD) has convened general meeting on October 8, at 10 a.m in its banker Kashivi Awomi residence, Sughuna Dimapur. All Tsuhoto village members residing in Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting.

Tseminyu that the annual physical verification would be conducted on October 20 and 21 during office hour. All the pensioners’ have been directed to be present along with the PPO book, ID card and life certificate, failing which further payment of pension would be stopped.

KMC on parking off–road: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has appealed to the ward chairman and citizens of Kohima to identify off road vehicles on the road side within their respective wards and report the matter to the following offices for immediate necessary action to assist the city administration as the city undergoing great difficulties in traffic management. One may contact deputy superintendent of police (traffic) @ 9402696634/8575045550, OC (south traffic) @ 9436011788/85750455440, OC (north traffic) @ 9862354434/8575045530.

(2015-16) batch teachers and instructors (i.e. drawing teachers, knitting instructors, carpentry instructors and health and physical education teachers) has convened general meeting on October 11, at 10 a.m. in the government higher secondary school ground, Nagarjan, Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. For any queries one could contact Longsen (Longleng) (8119895771), Temsu (Dimapur) (8575727467), Ati (Mokochung) (9089676998) and Ethrongla (Kiphire (9862815541).

DPDB Phek meeting postpones: District Planning Development Board (DPDB) Phek monthly meeting has been postponed to be held on October 13, at the same time, venue and place, due to unavoidable circumstances. All members have been informed to note the changes and attend the meeting.

SOSU executive meeting: Shena Old Students’ Union (SOSU) has convened an executive meeting on October 10, at 10 a.m. in the residence of Hokugha K Achumi, united colony, Nagarjan, Dimapur to draft the programme for its upcoming 57th annual session. All executives and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting.

Nyupoh Sheko Khong (KNSK) would be celebrating its silver jubilee from November 3 to 4 at Chen Hq, with minister of Rural Development & REPA, C. L. John as chief guest at the inaugural function and parliamentary secretary, Y. M. Yallow as chief guest at the cultural programme. Sub-committee convenors and secretaries meeting would be held on October 8 at 10 a.m in the residence of K. L. Yamao Mon town. All the convernors and secretaries have been requested to attend the meeting with detailed report/proposal without fail.

SSA part time (2015-16) batch gen- KU & KNSK silver jubilee celebration: eral meet: All Nagaland SSA part time Konyak Union (Chen unit) and Konyak

Tseminyu pensioner’s physical verification: Sub-treasury officer Tseminyu,

Nzanbemo Tsopoe has informed to all the pensioners’ drawing monthly pension under the office of the sub-treasury officer

NPBCAWD 4th triennial conference:

Nagaland Police Baptist Churches Association Women Department (NPBCAWD) will be holding its 4th triennial conference from October 7 -9 at PBC Bhandari 7th NAP Bn with the theme “Put on the Full Armor of God” (Eph.6:11) with Kimi Doungel as guest of honour. The conference will exhort

by IPS, IGP NAP, Bendang Lemtur, CO 7th NAP Bn, V.Z. Angami and Dy/CO 7th NAP Bn, Chuba Walling, while speakers will be women secretary, NBCCWD, Visasieu Doli, women secretary, NPBCAWD, Pusuinla Longkumer and pastor, PBC Tuensang, Rev. N.Somba. Resource persons for workshop are Akole Mero, on the topic “dignity of labour and Dy/CO 7th NAP Bn, Dr. Mhalo Ezung. Installation of the new office bearers will be done by executive secretary, NPBCA, Rev. Dr. Hukashe Zhimomi.

Contraband ganja worth Rs. 10, 00,000 seized

Both accused in police custody.

DIMAPUR: In another massive haul, Kohima Police manning Keyakie police check gate on October 4 while conducting routine checking and frisking of vehicles intercepted a Tata Mobile bearing registration number NL07A-5455 and detected a total of 200 kilos of contraband ganja worth Rs. 10,00,000/-. The contraband ganja was neatly packed in 20 packets and was found concealed underneath bags of

cabbages.

In a press note by Sub-Divisional Police Officer (South) & PRO Atu Zumvü NPS, two person identified as Suosu Zholia (24 yrs), son of Ngobe Zholia, Zelome village, Pfutsero and Dezü Rume (26 yrs), son of Mosnyi Rume, Zelome village, Pfutsero were taken into custody. In this regard a case has been registered against them for conducting further investigation.

PAMA, CMA flay rape of minor DIMAPUR: Phek Area Mothers’ Association (PAMA) and Chakhesang Mothers’ Association (CMA) have condemned the alleged rape of a 14-yearold minor by one Surhoseyi (Kuvethi) Keyho of Chozuba Village at his residence in Bethany-I colony, Phek Town during middle part of August 2016. In a joint condemnation note, president PAMA, Besuvolu Venuh and president CMA Zaposhelu Venuh, informed the alleged rapist Kuvethi reportedly raped the minor on several occasions till the incident was revealed by the victim some days back.

PAMA and CMA termed the act as “senseless and barbaric” and beyond human tolerance. The associations urged upon the competent authority to award stringent punishment and not to give bail to the alleged perpetrator.

Further, PAMA and CMA while condemning the alleged rape, conveyed their sympathy to the victim and also appealed to all right thinking citizens to condemn the same in the strongest term.

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A generous & humble person, who is equally Sincere & Hard working receives unlimited blessings from God. We, the family members proudly acknowledge

SBC condoles demise of late Reverend Vikihe

DIMAPUR: Sumi Baptist Convention (SBC) has expressed sorrow as the sudden demise of late Rev.Vikihe on October 4, 2016.

SBC director, Rev. Khehovi Shohe in a condolence note stated that late Rev. Vikihe had served as the pastor under SBAK Nito Mount for number of years. He was serving as pastor at Gethemene prayer center Zunheboto until his demise.It stated that the Sumi church has lost a dedicated and committed man of God. SBC also conveyed condolences to the family members and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace in the hand of his maker.

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Visit of National Level Monitor (MLM) to Dimapur district from the 29th September to 5th October 2016. The members of the MLM team comprised of Shri Amit Srivastava and Shri Neeraj Singh from Awadh Research Foundation (ARF), an institution commissioned by the Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India.

The team visited 10 villages covering all the 6 (six) blocks under Dimapur district to conduct the monitoring of all central sponsored programmes under RD, and 1 SAGY sponsored village under Chumukedima block.

The team was very satisfied with the implementation of all the Rural Development programmes and also suggested that more awareness should be imparted to the villagers.

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Khiamniungan community during the Tsokum festival.

DIMAPUR: Khiamniungan Union Tuensang (KUT) along with the rest of Khiamniungan community celebrated its premier Tsokum festival at CKS hall, Tuensang town on Wednesday with ENPO vice president, Y. P. Chillio as the festival chief guest.

A press note from KUT general secretary, S. Mudang Shiu stated that chief guest

emphasized that “we should revive our old age culture and tradition”.

He further appealed to the congregation to maintain peace among “us” as well as with the other neighboring communities to ensure peaceful co-existence because peace and unity was the pre-requisite on all fronts.

During the celebration,

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NCC cadets of Sainik School during the disaster management training.

DIMAPUR: One-day disaster management training programme was organized on October 4, at Sainik School Punglwa to train NCC cadets in life saving skills.

The training was part of the ongoing fourth combine annual training camp (CATC) of NL (I) Sainik School Coy, NCC. The team of experts from SDRF CD/HG led

by SI Thesuohie conducted training and demonstrations on Emergency Rescue Methods, CPR/FBAO, bandaging/splinting and fire fight-

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ing. The programme benefitted the NCC cadets and gave them firsthand knowledge of rescue and life saving skills, which could be effectively utilized by them in saving precious lives in the face of natural calamities.

During the camp Col KS Dalal, Dy Group Commandant, Kohima Group HQ NCC also inspected the camp and interacted with the cadets and delivered a motivational lecture on the importance and role of NCC cadets.

School further expressed

gratitude to deputy controller CD & district commandant HG Dimapur Akhu Kath for his cooperation in organizing the programme.

It may be mentioned that, CATC was a regular 10 day annual training programme of NL (I) Sainik School Coy, NCC wherein NCC Cadets of Sainik School Punglwa undergoes training in various disciplines and obtains NCC A and B certificates. This year, a total of 41 SD cadets and 102 JD cadets would be participating in the camp.

DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Wokha, ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Nagaland centre initiated an awareness programme on “Promotion of pulses in Wokha district ” on October 3, under Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) programme at Lakhuti village of Bagthy area under the guidance of senior scientist Dr. Santosh Kr. Baishya and head, KVK Wokha.

Delivering the speech, Dr. Baishya pointed out the importance of the programme for the farmers of Wokha district. He cited that the objective of the programme was to create Senior scientist Dr. Santosh Kr. Baishya along with the farmer participants. awareness among the farmers about the cultivation of increase the farm income but KVK would be providing and black gram. She also expulses like lentil, rajmash also enhance the nutritional quality seeds, fertilizer, and plained about the importance (kholar), pea, black gram level of farming commu- training on scientific pack- of soil testing and soil health nity through consumption age of practices for pulse card for the improvement of and green gram. cultivation. productivity of crops.

He also mentioned that of pulses” he said.

Dr. Baishya further Meanwhile, Subject Altogether 52 farmers farmers of this area could take up pulse cultivation mentioned that for the first Matter Specialist (SMS) plant from Baghty area and five immediately after maize and time KVK Wokha has initi- breeding, Bendangla Imsong, officials from KVK Wokha, paddy harvesting to increase ated a series of programme spoke at length about the sci- land resource department officials from CKS, KTC, the cropping intensity. “This for promotion of pulses in entific cultivation practise of and NGO attended the proKGOA and many tribal intervention will not only the district under TSP where lentil, rajmash, green gram gramme. union leaders of Tuensang town attended the festival programme.

KUT has also expressed its utmost gratitude and appreciation to the chief guest and all the participants and the general public of the DIMAPUR: National vol- plains the aims and objectives community for making the untary blood donation day of blood donation and basics Tsokum celebration a mean- was held on October 1, at facts of blood donation.

YP Singh, the principal ingful and a grand success. Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Phek of the school while exhorting organized by blood bank the gathering said frequently district hospital, Phek and that there was emergency DAPCU. need of blood. Free blood Addressing the gath- grouping and HIV screening ering, speaker DH, Phek were also carried out. Around senior specialist Dr. Weth- 350 people attended the proselo Tsuhah encouraged the gramme.

Earlier, the program was DIMAPUR: Seminar on students to be agent of change Empowerment of Youths in removing the myth and chaired by Heirhotho DIS, and Women as a special out- misconception of donating welcome address delivered by Kuduvo Kezo DPO DAPCU, reach programme was held at blood.

Nsong town on September He also advised the stu- Velato Nienu AM&E en30, organized by the Southern dents to create awareness thralled the gathering with Zeme Organisation, Kohima to donate blood and show special number and vote of Pochury in Chumukedima celebrated Yemshe Festival (SZOK) and sponsored by the humanitarian service to the thanks was delivered by DPA on October 5, with SDO electrical Er. Ritachu Thurr, directorate of Field Public- needy and poor. He also ex- Ketshuselie Kire. as chief guest. ity regional office Kohima, ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

According to DIPR report, the seminar catered to the needs of around 10 villages of Nsong circle. During the formal programme, regional director, directorate of Field Publicity, Kohima, Dr. Engam Pame IIS stressed on the need to have leadership qualities to sustain life.

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Zieleigai Ndang and district coordinator NERP Peren, Amos Pauzerang Newme as resource persons dwelt on the topics “agricultural (organic) farming and its marketing scope” and “activities for improvement of rural livelihoods” respectively. Interaction with the resource persons were held Deaf Biblical Ministry, Naharbari Dimapur two-day fellowship with evangelists, world renowned deaf evangelist, after each session. President Bill Rice Ranch from USA, Ronnie Rice, team leader, former pastor and presently an evangelist, USA, Don SZOK, Amos Pame moder- Chevalley and deaf deacon, USA, Bill Center culminated here on Wednesday. Eighty eight (88) participants from ated the programme.

Manipur, Assam and Nagaland took part in the fellowship. (NP)

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case against her was pending with the Imphal West CJM court in which police charged her of attempt to commit suicide under section 309 of the IPC (Indian Penal Code).

She was last appeared in the court on August 23, the final day of hearing for the case was conducted by the CJM Imphal West.

Sharmila was found not guilty of the charge to attempt to suicide under section 309 of the IPC, the court said while pronouncing its verdict today and acquitting all charges

Gogoi slams Mizo govt holds talks with HPC(D) Oct 5 (PTI): The Lalthangliana, the HPC(D) changes to Aizawl, Mizoram government today delegation was led by Lasecond round of peace lthalien, an Imphal-based Citizenship Act held talks with Manipur-based prominent church leader.

Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) here.

A senior government official who was involved in the talks said both sides were optimistic that the final outcome of the parleys will be positive.

“The talks were held under conducive atmosphere and mutual trust,” Additional Secretary of the state home department Lalbiakzama, who headed the four-member state government delegation, told PTI. “We discussed several important issues, especially the functioning of the Sinlung Hills Development Council (SHDC),” Lalbiakzama said.

The SHDC was constituted in accordance with the accord signed between the state government and the erstwhile HPC militants in 1994. HPC(D) was formed by former underground elements who did not accept the agreement.

While the four-member state government delegation led by Lalbiakzama comprised Joint Secretary for home Lalhriatpuia, SP, CID (SB) Rodingliana Chawngthu and OSD (Home) David H

Lalthaliena had earlier told PTI the talks would mainly centre around the demands of the Hmar militant outfit seeking greater autonomy and more power to the Sinlung Hills Development Council (SHDC).

Both sides would deliberate on making the SHDC better suited for the people of the area, may be even better than an autonomous district council under the sixth schedule of the Constitution, he said.

AH-2 under ‘pitiable condition’ in Senapati

DIMAPUR, OCT 5: Senapati District Students’ Association (SDSA), an apex students body in Senapati district has expressed discontentment over the ‘pitiable condition’ of Asian Highway 2 that runs across the district.

In a release SDSA general secretary Newman Polah has cited that although AH-2 serves as the lifeline of the people had been left unattended and an imperil even for the trucks plying through the road. The organization has taken a serious note of the deplorable and pathetic condition of the road and has drawn the attention of the state government to the same.

The release further state

MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS, FOOD AND PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA) of Government of India invites expression of Interest from interested Service Provider/Organizations for setting up and running a Zonal Consumer Helpline on pilot basis at Guwahati to cover the states of Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur for an expected period of about 2 years. Service providers will also be responsible for ensuring the services/functionality of ZCH. For details regarding scope, pre-qualification criteria, bidding terms and conditions, etc. please visit our website http:// consumeraffairs.nic.in Under Secretary (Estt.)

Department of Consumer Affairs Tel: 011-23381120 davp 08101/11/0045/1617

that even as travellers, truckers and businessmen have to bear the bump and grind of travelling across AH-2. The Pathetic conditions of the road is not confined to certain stretch alone but the knee deep potholes of unimaginable dimension on either sides of the road at various spots had become the hallmark of the road up to Imphal.

Expressing resentment on the road condition of ImphalDimapur road in Manipur

has chronically remained deplorable in stark contrast to the sleek image of the same at Imphal-Dimapur road, the students body has strongly urged the state government to upgrade and properly maintain the Asian Highway-2, it also ask the concerned department/ work agency and contractors to immediately look into the matter so that the highway renovation work is accelerated at the earliest.

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Mejongenshi Aso Chuchuyimlang congratulates Wt. Sentirenla Lkr, W/o Wb. Sentimeren Pongener, who got promotion as Additional Director at Department of Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland.

As you climb the ladder of success, we hope and pray that you will continue to fulfill your career dreams. Congratulation and more power to you as you handle the responsibilities of your new position.

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Alemtoba Secretary

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Motto : "Unite and March"

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MAPA KIDONG DIMAPUR

DIMAPUR DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION IS ORGANIZING 'The 1st Dimapur District Volleyball Tournament' FROM 27TH OCT. TO 29TH OCT. 2016 AT DDSC STADIUM

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1. The main motive behind this tournament is to promote young talented local players 2. Registration forms will be available at DDSC complex room No. 5 and Kiran Sports and Stationeries Nyamo Lotha Road.

3. Registration fee of Rs. 1000/ Team 4. Prize money of 25,000 for the winning team, 15,000 for the runner up and 5000 each for the semi-finalist 5. Last date for submission of forms will be 25th Oct. 2016 11 AM to 4 PM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Contact : 1. Repa Jamir (Jr. State Volleyball Coach) : 9436013634 2. N. Lanusangba Aier (Executive member DDVA) : 9402003790

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MHAREN DEN OKHO (Music Committee) yakchia Tokhu myingona okhen lona merangta khiv sala. Nchyua von, eni von tona nchyu mezhu von to lona merangtav. Khenkhvüi nchyua na merangta motsunga lo yaka ndenche. Okhen ji ete kyong yina merangtav.

Vanphen ovungo tona enio to jiang tai yantso piv. Tsungon 23rd October 2016 njanthung yivon zojantale to ntsitala.

Convenor Ph No : 7005214261

With immense pride and happiness, we extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Putusenla Imchen, D/o Shri. C. Temen Imchen and Mrs. Alemla for securing top 3 (Three) position in M.Sc (Chemistry) from Nagaland University.

The Kidong further wishes her all the success in her future endeavours.

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Dearest Naro, May you stay blessed throughout your life and may you have a great birthday today. Wishing you all the best.

From your friends at NP desk.

Dear Manon nchang, I hope all your Birthday Dreams and wishes come true.. Happy birthday Manon nchang. May God bless you.

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Hey Asenuo (Nongosenuo Richa) On your special day, We wish you good luck. We hope this wonderful day will fill up your heart with joy and blessings. Have a fantastic birthday, celebrate the happiness on every day of your life. Happy Birthday!!

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Words cannot express how thankful we are to God for giving us such a wonderful friend as you. On this beautiful day of yours, we wish the best of everything for you. Also, the best of all your days. We wish you a very happy and blessed birthday. May God bless you plentifully!! We love you lots......

Yours, with kisses, Thungchi & Jolly.

Dearest Shan Eric Ezung, Its nice to know that it is your Birthday today...Happy Birthday to you Shancho... God bless you with good health and wisdom as you grow a year older..

With much love, Kaka Nzanti, Dimapur

OFFICE OF THE PADUM PUKHURI VILLAGE COUNCIL DIMAPUR - 797116 : NAGALAND

PRESS NOTE

In connection with the incident that took place on 27/09/2016 at around 11 P.M at Mr. Dimu Mesen's residence, Padum Pukhuri Village, the Padum Pukhuri Village Council after taking the statements of both parties concerned, peacefully settled the said case on 3 rd of October 2016 at the Padum Pukhuri Village Council Hall, which was agreed upon by both parties and decided to maintain peace in future. Further, a Bond Agreement was also made in between Shri Inato Chophy and Padum Pukhuri Village Council, not to repeat the same incident in future.

Vitoka Katty Sanjay Mech Chairman Secretary Padumpukhuri Village Council Padumpukhuri Village Council Dimapur, Nagaland Dimapur, Nagaland

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Dearest Shancho, Good morning and wishing you a great and a wonderful day.

God bless you and keep you safe now and always...Happy birthday ngogo..

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PUILWA STUDENTS' UNION The Puilwa Students' Union would like to extend its heartfelt congratulations to Miss Rehungzeule, D/o Hungpeu Zeliang for being selected for MBBS course in the NSEE, 2016.

The Union further wishes her God's blessing, wisdom and his guidance in all her future endeavour.

Security beefed up for Durga Puja in Tripura

Agartala, Oct 5 (PTI): Security measures have been put in place to avoid any untoward incident in Tripura during Durga Puja festival to be celebrated in 2,509 pandals across the state.

“We have taken adequate measures to make the puja celebration peaceful.

Besides normal policing, we have deployed around 3,350 Tripura State Rifles (TSR) jawans in the state,” Director General of Police K Nagraj told reporters. Security was beefed up in the state capital and all big pandals would be brought under CCTV camera surveillance. 38 watch towers were set up, including the state capital and many drop gates set up for checking of vehicles entering Agartala. Altogether 120 police assistance booths would be in place all over the state, he said. Patrolling by para-military forces has already started in the hilly and remote areas and the Border Security Force (BSF) has been alerted to maintain a vigil along the 856-km long IndiaBangladesh border, especially where the barbed wire fencing was yet to be constructed.

IMPHAL, Oct 4: With test results of nine more patients turning out positive on Wednesday, the number of dengue positive case in Manipur rose to 14.

All the nine patients confirmed of suffering from the dreaded disease were from Thangmeiband area of Imphal, the same locality where five members of a family were tested positive recently.

After three members of a family at Thangmeiband were tested positive on October 3 last, state health authority collected blood samples of other members of the family who were also suffering from fever.

Among them two more family members were found infected by the disease on Tuesday.

Further, health authorities collected blood samples of 20 local people who were developing similar symptoms for testing. Of them nine people were tested positive, an official of the state health department said. All the patients were currently treating at Shija hospital, Imphal.

On the other hand, state

vector borne disease control department has intensified its preventive measures being taken up in and around Thangmeiband area where a recent survey had detected Dengue virus (DENV) carrying mosquitoes.

Elected members of the urban local body and local clubs were also assisting in taking up the preventive measure like cleaning drains and clearing garbage piled up in the areas.

State health services authority had already issued an alert against dengue after fresh cases of suffering from the dreaded disease were detected in Imphal on Monday (October 3). To combat with the dreaded disease, health authority had also advised all stakeholders to take immediate measures to keep their surroundings clean as well as to take up anti-larva drive, particularly in Imphal city and valley areas.

The officials has even announced providing free treatment to all suspected dengue case and those developing similar symptoms at government hospital including JNIMS and RIMS hospitals.

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GUWAHATI, Oct 5 (Agencies): Former chief minister Tarun Gogoi on Tuesday slammed the Centre’s move to amend the Citizenship Act, 1955, to make minorities fleeing Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan eligible for Indian citizenship.

The veteran Congress leader said the current situation in Bangladesh did not pose any threat to the country’s minority communities, especially Hindus.

“I have seen in news reports that there are around 29,000 Durga Puja pandals in Bangladesh this year. This is around 300 more than last year.

This shows that there is no situation in which Hindus are being persecuted there,” Gogoi said.

He added that if Assam was made to house people fleeing other countries on humanitarian grounds, it would have no space for its own people.

“Where will the Assamese go?

We have so many people who have lost their land to erosion and become landless. We are not talking about giving land to them. BJP made jati, mati aru bheti its election slogan. People voted it to power on the basis of this slogan but now the saffron party is turning its back on those who voted it to power,” Gogoi said.

He also said BJP had never made any contribution to the state. “The only connection BJP had with the state in the past was with some Hindispeaking people and Hindu migrants from Bangladesh.”

“This election victory for BJP is nothing but a fluke.

I am also a Hindu and proud to be one but I can’t sell Assam in the name of Hindutva. I am not anti-Bengali, nor am I antiHindu but when states were reorganized, they were formed on the basis of language,” Gogoi said.

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IMPHAL, Oct 5: In a major relief to human rights crusader Irom Sharmila Chanu who fought a legal battle against “attempt to commit suicide”, charged even as she breaks her nearly 16 years fasting stir was Wednesday acquitted by a local court here.

Imphal West Chief Judicial Magistrate acquitted all charges levelled against her after a hearing today.

The Iron Lady of Manipur who fasted for more than 15 years demanding scraping of Armed Forces (Special) Powers Act (AFSPA) had broken her stir on August 9 this year while announcing a change in her campaign against the draconian law.

Even as she broke her fasting stir, the court continued the hearing to the case against her registered by the police.

She was in judicial custody until August 9 last as the

against her. After nearly 16 years of lone struggle against the AFSPA, Sharmila ended her non-violent form of stir while announcing a change to her strategy in the fight against AFSPA as she felt that fight alone by staying in solitary confinement will not be able fulfil her demands.

Asserting that without people’s support, her movement will not be successful, she said the system needs to be changed and for that the people have to go for election.

She even announced contesting the forthcoming elections to the state Assembly due early next year against the incumbent chief minister O Ibobi Singh.

The Iron Lady who is currently outside the state had recently met with Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal to take his advice in her electorate politics. She further expressed her desire to call on with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Shillong, Oct 5 (PTI): Eight traders from Assam who were abducted by militants from Meghalaya’s South Garo Hills district on September 29 were released today, police said.

The traders were released unharmed somewhere in Chokpot area of the district early today and they have reached their respective residences in Assam, South Garo Hills SP Anand Mishra told PTI. He said a police team from South Garo Hills have been sent to meet the victims and gather information about the abductors.

Nine traders were abducted at gun point by A’Chik Songna An’Pachakgipa Kotok (ASAK) militants on September 29. One of them was released the following day.

Mishra said he believed the family members have paid the ransom to the militants, before they were let off.

The family members, however denied paying the ransom. Two of the abductors have been identified and one of them was ASAK chief Reading T Sangma, the SP said.

Mnp dengue cases rise to 14 with 9 new cases

Date 2nd November 2016 onwards Venue Children's Park, Land Mark Colony, Dimapur Winner Team Cash Prize 50000/-, Runners up 25000/Including individual Prizes Last date for team registration is 26th October 2016 Forms available at Dimapur : United Sports Agency, DailyBread Bakery (Purana Bazar) Classic Bakery (Chumukedima) & Revelant Bakery (Near Sub Jail) Kohima : Sports World & Sports Inventories Mokokchung : Unique Bakery

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JOINT BUSINESS FORUM ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

Joint Business Forum Zunheboto (JBFZ) was formed on 04/09/2016 after a consultative meeting with various Business Association. The House decided to endorse all the responsibilities pertaining to the welfare of various Business Association. In this regard the house unanimously nominated and inducted the following members from various business association to spearhead and lead the Joint Business Forum Zunheboto.

1. Chairman : Mr. Hekihe Chishi, President Bolero Pick-up 2. Vice Chairman : Mr. Kiyelu Zhimo, Chairman Stone Crusher Union 3. Secretary : Mr. Iloto V. Chishi, Secretary Stone Crusher Union 4. Joint Secretary : Mr. Hetoho Zhimo, President Saw Mill Union 5. Treasurer : Mr. Nihoto Yeputho, Vice President JCB Union Members :1. Khetoho Yeputho : Vice Chairman Stone Crusher Union 2. Ghonito Kiba : President Entrepreneurs 3. Hetokhu Yeputho : Advisor Bolero Pick-Up Union 4. Hevukhu Yeputho : Banker Bolero Pick-UP Union 5. Nihoto Achumi : President Mini Truck Union 6. Atopu Yeputho : Treasure Mini truck Union 7. Akavi Aye : Vice President Mini Truck Union 8. Ghoshito : Vice President A.N.T.A Union 9. Hezheto Kiho : Action Chairman A.N.T.A Union 10. Xutovi GB : Vice President Saw Mill Union 11. Khutovi Achumi : President J.C.B Union 12. Akheto Shohe : President Truck Union 13. Tito A. Kibami : Secretary J.C.B Union 14. Hekato Yeputho : Secretary Truck Union Advisor :1. Mr. Katovi Awomi : Advocate 2. Mr. Hekuto Yeputhomi : GB Sukhalu 3. Mr. Kiyeto Zhimomi : GB Lizu Aviqato

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India, S’pore must focus on combating terror 9 Pak fishermen held in creek area in Gujarat

President Pranab Mukherjee with Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI) NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (PTI): Asserting that India has been a victim of cross-border terrorist attacks perpetrated by groups which enjoy safe havens in Pakistan, President Pranab Mukherjee today said both India and Singapore must focus on enhancing cooperation on combating terrorism and isolating its supporters.

During a meeting with Lee Hsien Loong, the Prime Minister of Republic of Singapore, Mukherjee said both Singapore and India are concerned at growing extremism and terrorism which are a common threat to the whole international community.

“India has been a victim of cross-border terrorist attacks

Union Cabinet approves amendments to HIV, AIDS Bill

NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (IANS): The Cabinet on Wednesday here approved amendments to the HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill, 2014, which was drafted to safeguard the rights of people living with and affected by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. The cabinet meeting was chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The provisions of the bill seek to address HIV-related discrimination, strengthen existing programmes by bringing in legal accountability and establish formal mechanisms for inquiring into complaints and redressing grievances.

The proposed law aims to prevent and control the spread of HIV and AIDS, prohibits discrimination against affected persons, provides for informed consent and confidentiality with regards to their treatment,

places obligations on establishments to safeguard rights of persons living with HIV arid create mechanisms for redressing complaints.

The bill also aims to enhance access to health care services by ensuring informed consent and confidentiality for HIV-related testing, treatment and clinical research.

It lists various grounds such as employment, educational establishments, health care services, residing or renting property among others, on which discrimination against HIV positive persons and those living with them is prohibited.

The proposed law also provides for appointment of an ombudsman by state governments to inquire into complaints related to the violation of the law and penal actions in case of noncompliance.

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perpetrated by groups which enjoy safe havens in Pakistan.

The latest terrorist attack in Uri only underlined the fact that the infrastructure of terrorism in Pakistan remains active.

“There have been continuous attempts by armed terrorists to cross the LoC and international boundary in order to carry out attacks in India,”

the President said. Mukherjee said as strategic partners, the broadest possible range of cooperation on security and terrorism would be to the mutual benefit of India and Singapore.

“Both countries must focus on enhancing cooperation on combating terrorism and isolating its supporters,” he said.

The Prime Minister of Singapore strongly condemned the Uri terrorist attack and conveyed condolences on the demise of many soldiers.

He said Singapore also remains on constant vigil against terrorism. It wishes for peace in South Asia and would like to do lots more with India. The two leaders also discussed trade.

Mukher jee expressed happiness that bilateral trade has expanded after the conclusion of Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA). It peaked to USD 25.2 billion in 2011-12. It has, however, declined to USD 15 billion in 2015-16.

The President said the two countries need to work together to give trade and investments a boost. “Investor confidence in

India is at an all time high. It is among the most attractive destinations for investment.

Singapore companies have experience in India and are familiar with our investment landscape. We hope to see more Singapore companies investing in India,” Mukherjee said.

The President said he was happy to note that Singapore is collaborating with the government of Assam in developing a skill centre in the northeastern state. The northeastern part of India is a natural partner of South East Asian nations, he said.

NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (PTI): BSF today apprehended nine Pakistani fishermen after their boat entered a creek area in Gujarat along the Indo-Pak International Border (IB) near Bhuj. BSF personnel on-board a fast interceptor boat noticed an engine-fitted wooden fishing boat which had ventured into the Indian waters around 10:00

AM, a senior BSF official said.

The force personnel challenged the fishermen and caught them at Chouhan Nala near G-43 pillar, the official said. Security agencies are interrogating the fishermen and their Pakistan counterparts will be informed so that if there is nothing suspicious they can be handed back to the other side, the official

said. Nothing objectionable had been recovered from the nine fishermen except some fishing equipment, jericans of fuel and crabs, sources said. The Inspector General of Gujarat Frontier of BSF, Ajay Tomar, said, “Our patrolling party detained them as soon as they entered the Indian waters near Padala creek.

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Between The Lines

Vol. XXVI NO. 300 Dimapur, thursday, October 6, 2016

Certainly not cricket

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ricket in India has never been the same after the roaring success of the IPL T20 which became become a trillion dollar business which created a huge sensation for cricket and pitch-forked India as the Mecca of the game.

The IPL today has become synonymous with tons of money, used to corrupt, con and cheat the game and millions of cricket lovers. The financial involvement of IPL with regard to auction, promotions etc runs into several thousand crore rupees while the betting itself is said to involve nearly fifty thousand crore rupees. It is the IPL that has pitch forked the BCCI as the richest and most powerful sports body. Ironically, it is the heady success of the IPL that led its own downfall when match fixing, betting and underhand deals during auctions brought the IPL under scanner. The Board of Control for Cricket in India ( BCCI) is the richest, most powerful and influential cricket body under the International Cricket Council(ICC). The immense wealth also gives the BCCI a very major say in the affairs of the ICC. At home, the BCCI has become a power unto itself and also the most favoured hunting ground for top politicians, senior bureaucrats and business barons who are in the Board not for the love of cricket but the money and influence it wields. After the murky goings in the IPL exploded with serious allegations of match fixing and dubious deals of proxy ownerships of franchise, the Supreme Court stepped in and appointed the Lodha Committee to cleanse Indian cricket. The committee was mandated to rid the BCCI of the stranglehold by some who never seemed to retire and continue to hold sway over cricket affairs. The Lodha Committe report was accepted by the Supreme Court which in turn, directed the BCCI to incorporate them within a specific period of six months. Some of the recommendations included - BCCI come under RTI Act; betting be legalised to bring transparency; players and BCCI officials disclose their assets to the board in a measure to ensure they do not bet. The panel also proposed one state, one vote and an end to proxy voting of individuals; no BCCI office-bearer can have more than two consecutive terms; no BCCI office-bearer can be minister or government servant and in no case can a person be BCCI President for more than two years. It also recommended separate governing bodies for the IPL and BCCI. The BCCI has rejected these reforms and in an effort to influence public opinion and gain sympathy, it issued a threat, saying that because its bank accounts were frozen, it would call off the ongoing Test and One-day series against New Zealand. BCCI did not announce the cancellation but its top officials placed this threat in public domain through leaks to sympathetic media outlets. Justice Lodha went on air to counter the BCCI by reiterating that there was no constraint on bank accounts for expenditure on the ongoing India-New Zealand cricket series. The Lodha committee had frozen BCCI accounts for exceptionally large sums of money, up to several hundred crore rupees. Politicians, corporate barons and top bureaucrats under BCCI wont give up and neither will the Supreme Court. Genuine sportspersons and sport loving public ought to make a stand to back the panel and save the game from the clutches of opportunists.

DailyDevotion The Nature of Degeneration Just as through one man sin entered the world, and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men, because all sinned… —Romans5:12 The Bible does not say that God punished the human race for one man’s sin, but that the nature of sin, namely, my claim to my right to myself, entered into the human race through one man. But it also says that another Man took upon Himself the sin of the human race and put it away— an infinitely more profound revelation (see Hebrews 9:26). The nature of sin is not immorality and wrongdoing, but the nature of self-realization which leads us to say, “I am my own god.” This nature may exhibit itself in proper morality or in improper immorality, but it always has a common basis— my claim to my right to myself. When our Lord faced either people with all the forces of evil in them, or people who were clean-living, moral, and upright, He paid no attention to the moral degradation of one, nor any attention to the moral attainment of the other. He looked at something we do not see, namely, the nature of man (see John 2:25).

Sin is something I am born with and cannot touch— only God touches sin through redemption. It is through the Cross of Christ that God redeemed the entire human race from the possibility of damnation through the heredity of sin. God nowhere holds a person responsible for having the heredity of sin, and does not condemn anyone because of it. Condemnation comes when I realize that Jesus Christ came to deliver me from this heredity of sin, and yet I refuse to let Him do so. From that moment I begin to get the seal of damnation. “This is the condemnation [and the critical moment], that the light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light…” (John 3:19).

Quotes

Society comprises two classes: those who have more food than appetite, and those who have more appetite than food. ~ Sébastien-Roch Nicolas

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ndia’s foreign minister Sushma Swaraj may sound belligerent in her speech at the United Nation. But she indicates India’s exasperation over Pakistan’s interference in Kashmir or elsewhere. After the killing of 14 jawans at Uri, one widely supported demand is: retaliation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised counter action at the time and the place that the armed forces chose. What would be India’s next step not yet known but the retaliation part is very much true. It is a sad option and to exercise it without action requires patience which is getting exhausted. War is not considered an option. Yet what is the way out? Pakistan had admitted that some non state actors could have indulged in straightening things at Uri. But now after the whole world has expressed horror over the Uri incident. Islamabad says that India had stage managed Uri and Islamabad had no hand in it. But how does it explain that its soil was used by the forces who attacked Uri. Pakistan has raised the Kashmir issue to

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End of SAARC Summit?

divert attention from everything else. It expects New Delhi to participate in the talks which it would initiate. Probably its eyes were on the SAARC summit at Islamabad. India’s formal ‘no’ to participate has ended the meeting because both Nepal and Bangladesh have expressed their inability to attend the Summit at Islamabad.

Obviously it had to be cancelled when India said no. The question is where we go from here.

War is no option but talks also have not fructified. Sushma’s speech is another warning to Pakistan that India was tired of Pakistan’s doings and may be driven to take some action.

All eyes are on New Delhi because it has to decide what steps should be taken because it is becoming increasingly clear that talks are no solution. India has considered the revision of Indus Water Treaty which was signed in 1960 by Jawaharlal Nehru and Pakistan military chief Mohammad Ayub Khan.

Sartaj Aziz who represents Pakistan’s foreign affairs has said that anything done to revise the treat without Pakistan’s

participation would be ‘an act azaadi. They do not realize that of war’. This has complicated azaadi is an ideal, not a feasible the matters still further. In view proposition. When the British of this deadlock, no progress left India in August 1947, they has been made. This should be gave the princely states an optold to the people on both sides. tion to stay independent if they They have been urging their did not want to join either Inrespective dia or Pakistan. governMaharaja Hari Kuldip Nayar ments to Singh, the then sort out the matter through Jammu and Kashmir ruler, dialogue. Pakistan says again declared that he would stay and again that some settlement independent. The land-locked over Kashmir is necessary for state had to have the support any peace in the subcontinent. of both India and Pakistan for We come back to square one. access to the outside world. He By all means the party’s con- did not want to depend on one. cerned should sit across the With the Muslims in a majority table to find a solution. But in J and K, Pakistan expected India and Pakistan cannot do its accession. When it did not by themselves. The Kashmiris take place, Pakistan sent its irwant to have their say. Recently, regulars, backed by the regular when I went to Srinagar at troops. The Maharaja sought the invitation of students, I the help of India which insisted found that the youth wanted a on the accession before sending country of their own sovereign its troops. He had to sign the and independent. They do not Instrument of Accession Act. realize that India did not favour The two parts of the states are another Islamic state on its against azaadi. Jammu, the border when it is exasperated Hindu majority part, would by the one, Pakistan, it has. But like to join India. The Buddhist the mood of the youth is that majority Ladakh, the other of anger and they would not part, want to be a union tercompromise their demand for ritory of India. Therefore the

demand for azaadi is essentially that of the valley which has nearly 98 percent of Muslims.

When India is in the midst of endeavour for polarization and when the ruling political party is playing a Hindu card, it is difficult to imagine that the Congress or any other political party, including the Communists, would support the azaadi demand. Even otherwise, all political parties are opposed to the demand for independence, although some may go to the farthest in giving powers to the state. After 70 years of partition, the wounds inflicted because of the division have not healed yet. How does anyone expect the people in India to reconcile to another partition, however genuine and strong are the sentiments of the Kashmiris? If partition is again on the basis of religion, the secular state may not survive as it is. True, the 25 crore Muslims in India are equal citizens and they cannot be treated as hostages. But the valley’s secession may have such repercussions which are dreadful to imagine.

The constitution, guaranteeing

equality to all Indian citizens, may be of no avail. India and Pakistan have fought two regular wars on Kashmir, apart from a mini misadventure in Kargil.

The valley continues to remains part of the Jammu and Kashmir state. Several thousand Kashmiris have died for the cause of azaadi. For India, they were insurgents. They were crushed by the security forces which too lost thousands. Even now some militants from across the border attack some places but are rebuffed. For example, on the day of Zubin Mehta’s concert, a post of Central Reserve Police Force in the southern Kashmir was targeted with rockets. There was a hartal at Srinagar. But this exercise has been gone over by many a time before. Sushma’s warning may also go unanswered. But hers is yet only a warning because the next step can lead to war between the two countries.

There seems to be some rethinking at Islamabad because they have said through their envoy Abdul Basit that the Uri was “stage managed” and Pakistan had no hand in it.

Post-mortem

Success without integrity is failure

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very human gets one chance to live. That precious one chance with a span of 70 or 80 decides what we become and where we spend our eternity. Depending on individuals choice we make our place heaven or hell on earth. While wise one’s make their life as a pleasant journey of enjoyment, rest live their lives as hell on earth. A very common bible verse ‘ The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.

- Proverbs 1 : 7 ‘ lays the foundation of our life and those that heed this verse are the real hero’s and heroine’s of our time as opposed to those playing a negative role, who we know are sociopaths and psychopaths comprising as composite ingredients of our society. Those sparkling genuine people in our society are real successful one’s who underwent proper process of learning and are well trained and equipped to face any circumstances that crops up in our life. We recognise and know them from the fruits they bear and makes us well pleased blessing them in our hearts for their wisdom and concern of all mankind. While those that succeed without integrity are real trouble makers and Corruptor’s in our society. These people always look out for short cuts and enter through backdoors without the knowledge that it takes education and proper training to hold a responsible post/ job. Because that job holder doesn’t mean joining the job position to extract what amount of salary/benefit one gets. But that job holder should be efficient enough to do his/her work properly and the work or task well

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performed becomes the product generated through his/her ability. As we look around today, there are few countable genuine humans, humane enough to be doing the job of 10s and 100s as they are compelled even to do the work of ineligible and clumsy colleagues/ staffs.

To lighten their burden and avoid such in future, steps should be taken to filter out those people whose job is only that of occupying space and blocking others to be fruitful. People should unite together not to do evil and encourage wrong doing (like few people does)but must be united in rational thinking of living right before the audience of one and only one who is our living father because what is pleasing to God is also pleasing before man.

God has blessed us in every ways to increase and bear fruit. But that seed which God has blessed the people to be planted to yield more is even consumed.

With this state, there may come a time when all will starve to death. Looking ahead of what is unfolding, its time we wake each other up and work collectively for common good, like some of our sensible leaders have been already working, trying hard to knock some good sense in us. Differentiating and knowing between individual effort and collective effort, let us be wise enough and contribute ourselves in every possible way we can for the betterment of all. Keeping it very clear in our minds that ‘ if we can take good care of our own selves, we are contributing much to the developing of the world ‘. Kuknalim !

Avika Y. Chishi, Zunheboto

To initiate change

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o initiate change is a lot easier than its acceptance, but we must never grow weary of accepting certain change (es) for the betterment of our society.

I write this to propagate as well as to accept a change-a minute one, yet unavoidable.

Autumn has crept in, and with it, comes the season of weddings. We see wedding cards at frequent intervals at the family table. What always draw my attention are the inscriptions on the invitation card.

The “attention”, here, refers to the addressal of the bride or groom’s deceased mother or father or both parents as “Lt”. There are 119 words which stand for the acronym “Lt”, but never in the history of English language has ever been mentioned and accepted that the acronym “Lt” stands for a deceased person. The acronym “Lt”, in true sense, stands for Lieutenant- a Junior Commissioned Officer in almost all nations’ armed forces. And therefore, the deceased should be addressed with respect and loving memory as “Late” and not “Lt”.

I believe that all of us will be able to perceive this change and adhere to it, because a well informed citizen leads to a progressive society.

Alino Sumi, PhD Scholar, Martin Luther Christian University, Meghalaya

United we stand, but divided we fall

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f the Naga Christians knowingly and all the so called National Factional Leaders intentionally fail to unite in time and fall into the pitch the blame shall go on the heads of the NSCN (IM) and GOI or the same responsibility and blame shall fall on the Heads of the factional groups and the NGOs who failed to join hand in peace accord. The door for Naga political final settlement is widely opened for the Nagas of the underground factions as well as the whole section of Nagas to come and prepare the framework.

If we unitedly stand, everything is there for the Nagas but if we fail to unite in the right time, how can we achieve our common goal. Let us enter into the Peace Accord signed on August 3 2015 by two nations that the GOI and Naga Nation as the second step unitedly, inorder to bring back the rights of the Nagas such as (1) the land of Nagas which areas transferred to Assam as per 1947 Agreement (2) the integration of Nagas. (3) the Sovereignty of Nagas, then (4) the Naga independence or so on. As because, the Nagas are with the Indians only for the above four mentioned points otherwise, the Nagas are not Indians.

Let the Good Jesus Christ speak to every Naga Christian Leaders as well as to all the so called leaders of the Naga National workers and let them turn to God from all of the wicked ways and their differences and join their hands together

BJP responds to NPCC charge

he BJP Nagaland vehemently oppose and denounce the self contradicting amusing stance of NPCC President Shri K.Therie as published in local dailies yesterday. His criticism around the views that BJP is non-secular is nothing but cheap propaganda tactics for publicity adopted by below-the-edge leaders which has no foothold. The failed election gimmick adopted by the NPCC president to rope in supporters at the cost of the secular integrity of the ruling BJP government is a pathetic statement.

The State President Shri Visasolie Lhoungu and BJP Nagaland hereby clarifies that the Bharatiya Janata party is a secular political party based on the philosophy of humanism and patriotism with focus on ushering in all round equitable developments throughout the furthest reach of the country.

The party has no agenda of Hindunisation as assumed.

The instances of anti-Christian activities is not only confined to the BJP government period but has also occurred during several of the congress governments in the centre and states. The only fact is that such incidences are vociferously highlighted by anti BJP elements to malign the party.

On the same breadth, though anti-cow slaughter legislation is as old as India’s Independence in varying measures from state to state, anti BJP elements had flatly blamed only the BJP for the legislations. As such, the time has come for the public to examine and retrospect such anti BJP propagandas and remain steadfast with only the truths.

There are many people professing to be leaders yet bereft of any qualities required of a leader. They hang on to assumed views without ascertaining the facts. The product

of such leaders create a social climate of confusions fueled by their half truths, misinformation, gossips, exaggerations, manipulations, etc., consequently leading the society into a nadir of differences, disharmony, and thereby, economic underdevelopment. The public ought to realize that it is high time that such leaders with their professed distorted views should not be allowed to mislead the Naga society no more but strive to remain steadfast to facts and truths only.

On the NPCC’s President’s Christian charges against BJP, readers may reflect on this matter and realize that no true Christians criticize and point fingers but they live practical Christian lives. Those who criticize with a holier-thanthou attitude are just another professing Christians who has a doubtful foundation of Christian faith and whose Christianity stretches only as long as his criticisms. They are the breed of “Christians” who have belittled the meaning and depth of Christianity.

Not BJP. Any true Christians with sound standing would not adopt unchristian ways to drag Christianity into politics.

These are the traits of shallow religiousness and leaderships.

If there are any issues that need to be addressed, true Christians would approach in an ethical way with an open mind to solve any problems. But the reality is otherwise today, so much so that, Christianity is under threat from within also whereas, Christian values are less practiced and instead criticisms against others to exhibit one’s own Christian identity has been prioritized.

That is political and totally unchristian. So the case with the likes of NPCC President Shri Therie.

It may be clarified one

more time that the BJP has a large number of Christians as well as members from every different types of religions professed in the country. It is not restricted to Hinduism.

Nor are there any conditions of religious identity for party memberships.

Senior party leaders have opined that, interestingly, Shri Therie’s projection of his self and his party as a strongly principled religious believer thus propelled to criticise BJP’s Christian integrity is extremely ironical and cannot be digested given the fact that just a couple of years back around 2014, he was under negotiation with the former BJP State President to join the BJP. That happened at a time when he was vying to be the NPCC President against then incumbent Shri S.I. Jamir, now Advisor, Urban Development, DAN Government. With the defection of Shri S.I.Jamir, he was instated as NPCC president subsequently, reverting back to Congress party.

With such a histor y, where is the credentiality of religious sincerity and integrity in Shri Therie to question the BJP’s Christian credentiality, integrity or secularism. Rather, he is just a turn coat who is all out to gather the bits and pieces of his shattered party to face the impending losses in the forthcoming series of local and Assembly elections by hanging on to the plank of criticisms against BJP’s Christian integrity. If at all, Shri Therie has genuine religious concerns, he should disengage from politics and NPCC and exercise his forthrightness with positive social activities in tune with Christian values. His antagonism against BJP is the heights of religious and political hypocrisy par excellence. Hypocrisy and double standards should not be exercised in the field of social and political affairs for

the sake of the society’s stability, security and progress. Only truth and truth alone shall stand in good stead for the society at all times.

Also needless to mention is Shri Therie’s ridiculous charges that DAN Alliance were for reasons of greed. Has Shri Therie forgotten that the money centric politics of the Congress since 1975 took the state on the wild, wild road to zenith levels of corruption the last three decades thereby looting the state of any developments? The problem today of corruption, disharmony, unemployment, differences, economic slump, etc., are the by-products of yesteryears’ congress misrule of greed which the NDA and the DAN governments are finding extremely tough to rectify. With patience on the part of the erstwhile congress, these problems shall be gradually solved and place the nation and state on the path of normalcy.

The State President Shri Visasolie Lhoungu has therefore charged that, instead of lambasting the NDA and DAN, the NPCC president should own responsibility for the misdeeds of the congress culture till date and appreciate the tireless efforts being made by the Prime Minister to remedy the faulty corruption culture through various measures such as linking adhaar to bank accounts for receiving government subsidies as well as myriads of public welfare related schemes.

The BJP Nagaland see no credibility in whatever statements the NPCC President with doubtful credentials may make. The people of the 21st century should be alert from being led astray by lies and misinformation only to be ditched midway. Truth only stands.

Jaangsillung Gonmei, Generl Secretary (Media), BJP Nagaland

and settle the Indo-Naga political issue as unitedly through the already signed Peace Accord. Do not blame each other anymore, step in together and prepare the framework for the Naga political final settlement which is kept in dark. If we fail to come unitedly how can we see the secret thing or how can we review the matter into the right direction. Do not miss the opportunity; the Nagas have already sacrificed their, everything at the hands of our enemies for the whole Nagas under the sky, and not only for the Nagas of Nagaland. Do not mislead yourself and others. The Naga Political field is already riped and the right time for harvesting is at hand and the Nagas have already got fed up and tired for further journey in Naga Political issue. If the Nagas, we call ourselves as Christians then come together and defeat Satan and stand together in the name of the Almighty God so that only we can bring back the rights of Nagas as endorsed by the Nagas.

It is therefore, I on behalf and behalf of the whole Naga Village chiefs, Ahngs and gaon burahs earnestly appeal the Naga leaders either the underground leaders or overground leaders to come together in the name of our good Lord Jesus Christ and settle the long long pending Naga Issues. God Bless you all.

T.L. Angami, Founder and sr. Advisor (NGBF)

Reader’s Post Gratitude for yeomen service Sir,

I, on behalf of readers and my own behalf would like to express gratitude and appreciation to Editor in Chief, Nagaland Post Geoffrey Yaden and his staff for increasing the pages from 12 to 16. Due to Geoffrey Yaden’s wisdom, intelligence and farsightedness it could have been possible.

They are working tirelessly round the clock but nobody has given them any gratitude in return.

Therefore, it is an earnest appeal to the readers to always remember them in prayers. Prayer is more important than giving gold, silver or diamonds. May God’s riches shower blessings abundantly upon them, making them healthy, wealthy, and filled with enough wisdom, prosperity and long life.

In 1990, Nagaland Post newspaper was established with 10 pages, after couple of years increased to 12 pages till 25 years Jubilee Celebration December 2015, now increased to 16 pages. Readers are getting exceedingly happy to read daily along with breakfast.

The writer prays that the love of God fill your days. May you be lifted by His strength, sustained by His presence, filled with His everlasting peace, and rejoice in His hope.

Rikhyo Kikon Lotha, Medal Recipient 25 years Jubilee Celebration, Nagaland Post

Are we still developing nation to be clean?

Sir,

Dimapur is roughly 6,400 sq miles making it one of the smallest commercial city in India. Yet, we don’t figure in the top 50 for cleanliness or cleanest state. It’s sad to see trash lying in streets and around shops.

Our markets are unpleasant to visit and do shopping.

It gets worse during rainy season with floods and bad smell coming from nullah’s. Our roads inside city are in bad conditions as if we were bombed in a war. I don’t see any city beautification plans as we see in our neighbouring states. Even from a Tourist point of view we can’t bring our friends i.e local or International looking at the pitiable condition of the state. Many will be shocked to hear it’s a 100 % Christian state with such poor state of affairs. I think its high time DMC to pull its sock up and chalk out plans to keep the city clean with citizens’ participation.

Clean city leads to clean image of the state. After all people’s first impression on the state comes from its people and clean city image. The distance between developed world and developing world lie on its image. Are we still developing to be clean..?

Asang, Dimapur

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, october 6, 2016

Debate on over surgical strikes video

KSU threatens to seal GHS Kangtsung DIMAPUR, OCT 5 (NPN): Kangtsung Students’ Union (KSU) has threatened to seal the Government High School (GHS) Kangtsung under Mokokchung district from October 12, 2016 till its demand was met.

In a press release, KSU president Manen Pongen and General Secretary Imti Lkr alleged that a female graduate teacher at GHS Kangtsung has remained absent from her duty since April 1, 2016 till date despite sending her several notifications.

KSU cautioned that if the responsible teacher failed to present herself within the first week of October 2016, as per the order given to her by DEO Mokokchung, the school would be sealed.

In case of any eventuality, KSU said the responsible teacher would be solely held responsible.

Akhilesh launches app Dial 100

L U C K N O W, O C T 5 (IANS): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday launched the mobile application Dial 100 and unveiled the logo of the service which is to be started soon.

The Dial 100 service, government officials claim, would ensure that police reach the crime scene in 15 minutes in both rural and urban areas.

For this, hundreds of new mobiles and four wheelers are being provided to the state police.

Speaking at the function, Yadav later said the opposition’s criticism of law and order in the state was biased and asked if they had any better system than Dial 100 to offer.

paper report today that gave details of the operation.

“I think they should edit the video of the logistics value of it and show the other part, showing explosions, the dead body... they have got in the video. So all these parts can be released,” he said.

He, however, added that the bluff of those questioning the army’s claim should be called by not responding to them. A large number of countries, including Russia, have congratulated India on these strikes, he said.

Former army chief Gen V P Malik slammed those questioning the credibility of the strikes saying, “The video should not be released just because some stupid people have sought so.”

He told PTI it was “utter nonsense” that people are asking the army to prove the operation and wondered what is wrong with the political class.

“Only the army should take a call on whether to release the video or not and when,” he said.

Another former army chief Gen J J Singh also

joined Malik in criticising such voices and said when armed forces make a claim there should be no doubt.

“Very proud of our para commandos and the mission they have done. Anybody who think they have to prove their worth let me tell them that they are living in a fool’s paradise. We should never believe what Pakistan media is trotting out,” he said.

Yet another for mer army chief Gen Shankar Roy Choudhary also spoke out against the release of the video saying the country’s secrets should not be put in the open. He added that Pakistan was looking for an opportunity to gain from any such release.

Echoing his views, a former IG of BSF said release of such video could hamper India’s future strategy.

BJP Spokesperson G V L Narasimha Rao said, “At a time when the whole world has stopped believing Pakistan we have the spectacle of Congress, Kejriwal and other parties questioning strike carried out by our armed forces and giving a handle to

Pakistan to advance its false propaganda.”

Reacting to the newspaper report, he said the credibility of Indian armed forces is so high that the whole world has rallied behind India and supported surgical strikes. “We do not need to rely on any media report to justify statement of the armed forces”.

Steering clear of the issue, Congress’ chief spokes-

person Randeep Surjewala said, “Let government consult all political parties and we would give appropriate advise in the best interest of national security.”

Congress had yesterday disassociated itself from the controversial remarks of its leader Sanjay Nirupam, who had alluded that the Army’s assertion of a surgical strike could be fake.

Army hands over clips to govt

The Army has handed over to the government video clips of the cross-LoC surgical strikes as per laid down procedure, Union Minister Hansraj Ahir said today, amid a growing chorus that evidence of the operation on terror launch pads in PoK be made public.

Ahir, the Minister of State for Home, said there is a process for putting such issues in perspective which was duly followed by the Army as well as the government. Separately, Kiren Rijiju, also a MoS for Home, said everyone should have faith in the government and allow the Army to take its own call. “The laid down procedure has been followed. The DGMO briefed (about the surgical strikes). It was not the Defence Minister nor the Prime Minister and not the Home Minister. It was the DGMO who briefed (the media). That was the right thing to do and they (Army) did it. “There was a time when written documents were submitted. Now the times have changed. Now clips are given and the clips have been given,” Ahir told reporters. The statements by Ahir and Rijiju came amid demands that government release the footage of Army’s recent surgical strikes on terror launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.

Cauvery water row: AIADMK slams BJP, Cong; stir across TN CHENNAI, OCT 5 (PTI): AIADMK today hit out at the Centre and Karnataka government for “not abiding” by the Supreme Court directive to set up the Cauvery Management Board.

Protests were held in several parts of Tamil Nadu against the NDA-led Union government for its stance in the apex court regarding the setting up of Cauvery Management Board (CMB), with a farmers’ body launching an indefinite fast on the issue here.

In a write-up in AIADMK mouthpiece, Dr Namadhu MGR said that by declining to set up CMB, even after the apex court’s order, it was clear that the saffron party was treating Tamil Nadu with a “step-motherly attitude”.

“It is clear that the BJPled Centre will also follow the obstinacy of Karnataka in not heeding to the directive of the Supreme Court,” AIADMK alleged.

It wondered about the kind of grave situation that may emerge “if common

people too took a stand that they will not bow to court orders when the Central and Karnataka governments ruled by national parties showed adamance by not abiding the Supreme Court directive.”

AIADMK said people were aware that the convergence of stance of the Central and Karnataka governments on the issue of setting up the CMB was aimed at the “Karnataka Assembly electoral harvest.”

“National parties like BJP and Congress imperilling India’s unity for the sake of votes and seats has led to a big concern among the lovers of the nation,” it said.

Farmers of Tamil Nadu All Farmers’ Federations (TNAFF) began an indefinite fast here, urging the Centre to immediately set up CMB. “This is an indefinite fast. We want the Centre to set up the CMB immediately,” TNAFF president P R Pandian told PTI. Fifteen farmers, including those from the Cauvery delta districts of Tiruvarur and Tiruchirappalli, are on

the fast.

Volunteers of All India Students Federation, affiliated to CPI, staged a protest here and Pro-Tamil and farmers’ outfits staged demonstrations in Tiruchirappalli, Madurai and Puducherry on the issue, raising slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

DMK treasurer and Leader of Opposition M K Stalin said they would stage a fast on October 7 in Thanjavur to condemn the Centre’s stand on setting up of CMB. “We will show our opposition (to the Centre’s stand) through the fast,” he told reporters here.

PMK chief Ramadoss said he would lead a protest demonstration here on October 8 to urge the Centre to immediately set up the CMB. “The protest is also to condemn the Centre for its betrayal of Tamil Nadu on the issue and the Tamil Nadu government for having lost the state’s rights by being negligent,” he alleged.

Drought: Don’t dig well when Adarsh scam: HC orders probe into ‘benami’ flats house is on fire, SC to Centre NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (PTI): “Don’t dig the well when the house is on fire,” the Supreme Court today observed as it warned the Centre of not repeating last year’s “mistakes” in tackling the drought situation in various parts of the country this time.

Asking the government to be ready with relief measures for drought in certain parts of country this year, the apex court said, “we are concerned about the approach. You should change your mindset. Don’t repeat last year’s mistake of not declaring drought on time.

Don’t dig the well when the house is on fire.”

The observation by a bench of Justices M B Lokur and N V Ramana came when it was pointed out that several districts in country have had deficient rainfall and a situation like last year may emerge

again which may catch the government napping.

Additional Solicitor General P S Narsimha, appearing for the Union government, said, “it is wrong to say that Centre is not dealing with the drought-like situation.

The process is going on as directed by the court. We are revising our drought manual as per suggestions and recommendations made by experts and other bodies.”

A dvo c a t e P r a s h a n t Bhushan, appearing for petitioner NGO ‘Swaraj Abhiyan’, pointed out that several districts have reported deficient rainfall as per the data of the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

To this, the bench told the ASG that by now the Centre must have got an idea of rainfall details across the country and asked whether it had issued any advisory

to the affected states in this regard.

The bench said that as per data supplied to it, 12 districts in Bihar, 32 in Uttar Pradesh, 11 in Punjab and 13 in Gujarat have received deficient rainfall.

Narsimha pointed out that advisories have been issued to these states which have been told about the emerging situation.

“Our idea is that you are ready for the future. Past mistakes are not repeated.

You should be prepared for the situation, although the condition is not as bad as it was last year,” the bench said.

A central government official informed the court that over 35 lakh hectares of farm land have been sown and the Centre was providing all technical assistance to states.

MUMBAI, OCT 5 (IANS): Expressing dissatisfaction with a Central Bureau of Investigation report on its probe into ‘benami’ flats in the controversial Adarsh Society, the Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed the agency to probe it further. After going through the CBI report, a division bench comprising Justice A.S. Oka and Justice A.A. Sayed said it was “not satisfied” and asked the agency to probe the matter further and file its report by December 16.

Earlier on September 2, when CBI submitted its report, the court refused to accept it saying that the agency had not applied its mind with respect to several issues raised in a public interest litigation against the society.

Activist Pravin Wategaonkar, who had filed the PIL, alleged that senior bureau-

crats and politicians owned ‘benami’ flats in the Adarsh Soceity as a ‘quid pro quo’ for clearing files of the society in violation of norms.

He had even demanded that the Maharashtra government reveal the names of two top officials who had dealt with the Adarsh Society files at the relevant period and allegedly were allotted ‘benami’ flats. Wategaonkar pointed out that during the initial stages of the probe, the CBI had arrested one of the promoters of the society in 2011, Kanhaiyalal Gidwani, and sought his custody as he held ‘benami’ flats for two politicians.

Gidwani and his family owned a total of 10 flats in the society and the sources of funding or their real ownership was still unclear, the PIL said.

One of the prime accused

in the scam, Gidwani died of a heart attack in November 2012.

In his PIL, Wategaonkar said the CBI has not named the two politicians owning two each of these ‘benami’ flats either in the chargesheet or anywhere else during the probe. He sought the court’s direction to the CBI to either produce any documents or police reports, or carry out an independent probe on these

missing names.

The court had directed the CBI to probe the matter of ‘benami’ flats further and submit a fresh report on this particular aspect by December 16. The Adarsh Cooperative Housing Society scam was first unearthed in November 2010 and involved grabbing of flats cheap in the upmarket Colaba area which were meant to house Kargil war heroes and war widows.

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NEW DELHI, OCT 5 (PTI): A debate raged today over whether government should release evidence of the army’s surgical strikes across the LoC with BJP leader Subramanian Swamy favouring putting out an edited version of the video on the action while most experts spoke against it.

Rejecting the demand, the BJP attacked some Congress leaders and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal for raising questions over the strikes and accused them of giving a handle to Pakistan to advance its false propaganda.

The Congress, on its part, insisted that it never questioned the authenticity of the strikes but steered clear of the demand, including from within its own ranks, for the release of evidence, saying it would give appropriate advise in the best interest of national security if consulted by the government.

Swamy, a Rajya Sabha member, said anybody questioning the operation should provide prima facie evidence to support his allegation but added that a video should be released following a news-

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BEFORE THE COURT OF MAGISTRATE FIRST CLASS/ NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR NAGALAND AFFIDAVIT

I, No. 3600484L, Rank Hav. Moamongba, "B" Coy, 36 Assam Rifles, C/o 99 APO, Resident of Sun Rise Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India 2. That Mrs. Amongla Ao, is my legal wife 3. That my wife's date of birth was wrongly recorded in my service book as 08/07/1973.

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DECLARATION I, Shri. Dhan Bahadur Badha Magar, S/o Shri. Harka Sing Budha Magar, R/o Nepali Basti, P.O- Dimapur, P/S - East, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mention address.

2. That in my academic records, my name had been entered/recorded as Dhan Bahadur Budha Magar, whereas in my service records and others official documents my name had been entered/recorded as Dhan Bahadur Bura.

3. That the names Dhan Bahadur Budha Magar, and Dhan Bahadur Bura, refers to one and same person, i.e. my name.

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New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): Gold cracked as much as Rs 730 -- its biggest one-day fall this year -- to Rs 30,520 per 10 grams, in sync with a weak trend overseas on growing US rate hike buzz amid a fall in demand at the spot market.

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MUMBAI, OCT 5 (PTI): Showing sharp swings, the Sensex gave up gains and slipped nearly 100 points after profit-booking in IT and technology sectors kept the forward momentum in check. Investors were also wary of slower September growth in the services sector as pace of new orders moderated amid competitive pressure and unfavourable weather conditions. The Nikkei India Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), which tracks services sector companies on a monthly basis, stood at 52 in September, down from August’s 43-month high of 54.7, pointing to a slower and moderate rate of expansion. However, buying interest was seen in realty, metal, auto, telecom and FMCG counters. The 30-share index resumed higher and was trading at 28,241 at 1206 hours, down nearly 93 points.

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Concurring with this view, Singaporean brokerage DBS also said the next rate cut can happen only in the first quarter of 2017 and not at the next policy review.

Newly appointed Governor Urjit Patel had a conference call with analysts after the announcement of the policy yesterday in which the media was not allowed.

DBS also attributed the cut to the change in the real rates framework.

Even though the policy document did not have a formal guidance, DBS added, the stance indicates lower inflation print continuing into the December quarter.

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Where as Shri/Smti B.T Ajungla W/D Lt. A Honglim Chang. District Tuensang has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late A. Honglim Chang, has expired on 28-09-2016.

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initiate non co-operation movement”.

To start with, it plans peaceful lunch hour gathering in front of the residence of the Finance Minister here on October 14 and the similar protest on November 9 in all headquarters.

The officers of the association will also wear black badge in all offices on December 7, throughout the country besides a day-long protest programme on January 5, 2017. There will be mass casual leave on budget day by all officers, it said.

The association said that Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), its officers and employees are smoothly, hassle-freely and effectively collecting central excise duty from 1944 and service tax from 1994.

These officers and employees have always contributed the indirect taxes collection to the Union government over and above the budgetary targets.

Mumbai, Oct 5 (PTI): A day after the monetary policy committee (MPC) debuted with a surprise 0.25 percent cut in rates, analysts on Tuesday said the Reserve Bank will continue with the accommodative stance but the next action can come only in the February review.

In a note, domestic rating agency Icra said it expects the rate easing cycle to continue.

“With the indication that real interest rates (the differential between the key lending rate and inflation) may need to be lower than 1.50 percent given prevailing global scenario of negative rates, further easing by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) can’t be ruled out,” its senior vice president Karthik Srinivasan said, adding that he is uncertain over the timing. Economists at foreign brokerage Bank of America Merill Lynch said however that it doesn’t expect any rate cut in the upcoming review of the bi-monthly policy in December.

“We expect a final 0.25 percent cut on February 7,” it said in a note.

Sensex slips over 90 points, wipes out all gains

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Centre, it said.

“The Centre appears to be showing leniency towards states to implement GST at any cost with effect from April 1, 2017,” the association said in a memorandum to Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.

The association demanded that none of the assessees of central excise (to be levied CGST on the supply of goods) and service tax (to be levied CGST on the supply of services) should be transferred to states for the purpose of levy and collection of CGST by the officers of states.

“All central excise and service tax assessees falling above the annual turnover of Rs 20 lakh should necessarily be controlled by the Centre and its officers only. No need to say that we require a strong and powerful Centre in our federal system,” the memorandum said.

The association said if its demands are ignored then it “would be compelled to

RBI to continue with easing; next rate cut in February

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New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): An association representing nearly 15,000 central excise and customs officials today said it will launch a nationwide protest and go on a mass casual leave on ‘budget day’ if its various demands related to implementation of Goods and Service Tax (GST) are not addressed.

The All India Association of Central Excise Gazetted Executive Officers has strongly demanded that all assessees of central excise and service tax with the annual turnover of Rs 20 lakh per annum should only be controlled by the Centre for the purpose of levy and collection of Central GST (CGST) and Integrated GST (IGST).

“It has come to notice of the association that the states and their employees have now started demanding control over service tax assessees also falling within the annual turnover limit of Rs 20 lakh per annum to Rs 1.50 crore per annum due to a liberal stand shown by the

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Whereas Smti. Asang of New YAONGYIMTI Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of her husband Lt. Sashi Chang Ex. NP, who expired on 30th Aug.2016.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims /objections if any within 30(thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

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Whereas Smti. Ikheli Sumi, wife of Late Zhekhuyi Sumi, Pensioner of Yangzitong Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to draw/receive the payment of movable/immovable properties of Late Zhekhuyi Sumi, Pensioner, who expired on 12/07/2016.

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From Office of the 1. P.P.O. No. 240559623765 Treasury Office Kiphire, Nagaland 2. Any Other dues etc.

Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claim is received within the stipulated time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant.

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Shri Nothul - Zao Husband of Late Seno Angami Whereas you applied on __ day of __ for a certificate under part of Indian Succession Act 1925 of the Estate of Late Seno Angami for the following debts and securities namely : 1. Family Pension P.P.O No. 111508002.

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(L-R)Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Sir Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa. credited with inspiring the concept of molecular machines.

In a lecture at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in 1959, titled “There’s plenty of room at the bottom”, he considered the possibility of the direct manipulation of matter at the atomic scale.

It was also in this lecture that he introduced the idea of “swallowing the surgeon”.

Jean-Pierre Sauvage was born in 1944 in Paris, France.

He is currently emeritus professor at the University of Strasbourg and director of research emeritus at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS).

His work provided early breakthroughs in the area of molecular machines. He had been researching the use of

sunlight to drive chemical reactions but this work helped him work out that he could link different molecules together in a chain.

This was the first step towards building molecular machines. In 1994, Prof Sauvage’s research group succeeded in making one molecule rotate around the other in a controlled manner when energy was applied.

Sir Fraser Stoddart was born in 1942 in Edinburgh, UK. He is currently affiliated to the Northwestern University, in the US. The Briton made a key advance by threading a molecular ring on to a rod-like structure that acted as an axle.

Sir Fraser then made use of the ring’s freedom to move along the axle.

Port-au-Prince/Havana, OCT 5 (Agencies): Hurricane Matthew’s fierce winds were bound for the Bahamas Wednesday morning as the storm that has killed at least seven people took its last lashes at Haiti and continued to pound Cuba.

The damage was especially brutal in southern Haiti, where sustained winds of 125 mph continued to punish the impoverished island nation that saw trees topple to the ground and rain flood its streets Tuesday.

Mourad Wahba, the UN Secretary-General’s Deputy Special Representative for Haiti, described Matthew as the “largest humanitarian event” since the earthquake.

The high winds of Hurricane Matthew roar over Baracoa, Cuba, on Tuesday, October 4. Matthew’s strong winds pounded Cuba on Tuesday night even as the powerful storm took its last lashes at Haiti, where it downed trees, drenched the ground with feet of rain and flooded streets.

At around 7 a.m. ET Tuesday, Matthew made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane near Les Anglais, Haiti, according to the National Hurricane Center. Witnesses reported streets had flooded in the capital of Port-au-Prince, while heavy rains pelted the town of Les Cayes, according to Mayor Jean Gabriel Fortuné.

“We’ve already seen deaths. People who were out at sea. There are people who are missing. They are people

who didn’t respect the alerts,” Interim Haitian President Jocelerme Privert said at a news conference.

While the final death toll remains uncertain, Haitian church pastor Louis St. Germain said heavy rain had caused Haitian waterways to swell. Speaking to CNN on the phone from Les Cayes, Haiti, he said the storm sheared a wall off his house and tore roofs off many buildings in the area.

“The river has overflowed all around us,” St. Germain said. “It’s terrible ... a total disaster.”

Forecasters had predicted Haiti might receive up to 40 inches of rain -- a disastrous amount for a nation still recovering from a devastating 2010 earthquake that killed more than 200,000 people.

Haiti: a nation sadly familiar with hurricanes and earthquakes “Much of the population is displaced and communication systems are down,” Wahba said. “We’ve received reports of destroyed houses and overflowing hospitals with shortages of buckets and fresh water. The hospital in Les Cayes has had its roof blown off by the force of winds.”

More than 300,000 people are now in shelters across the country, the United Nations said.

Once the storm passes, residents could face risks from another threat -- standing water. Haiti is still recovering from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed 10,000 people.

India slams Pakistan for Pakistan ‘concerned’ over US 9/11 law blocking Indo-Afghan trade Obama’s veto to pass the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), informally known as the 9/11 law, which has been primarily drafted with Saudi Arabia in mind as most of the 9/11 attackers were Saudi citizens. The Obama administration had argued that the law would undermine the

principle of sovereign immunity and open up the United States itself to unending lawsuits.

Pakistan’s Foreign Office said: “We have noted with concern the overturning of the US Presidential veto on JASTA, a law passed by US Congress aimed at targeting sovereign states.

The September 19 attack on a UN humanitarian convoy in Aleppo was a well-prepared hoax says a group of independent military experts attached to the International Syria Support Group (ISSG).

Aleppo, Oct 5 (Agencies): Analysis of satellite imagery taken after a deadly attack on an aid convoy in northern Syria last month shows that it was an air strike, a UN expert says.

At least 18 people were killed when lorries unloading at a Syrian Arab Red Crescent warehouse in a rebel-held town outside Aleppo came under fire. The US believes Russian warplanes bombed the convoy. Russia, which backs Syria’s government, denies the charge.

UN officials have said the incident could constitute a war crime.

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has established an internal board of inquiry to investigate the attack, which he has denounced as “sickening, savage and apparently deliberate”.

The UN says that on the evening of 19 September, 31 lorries delivering life-saving aid to a SARC warehouse in Urum al-Kubra came under fire.

The head of the SARC in the town was among those killed, while 18 of the lorries were totally destroyed. The warehouse and a nearby medical clinic were also severely damaged.

UN officials have so far referred to the incident only as an “attack” and not accused any of the warring parties of responsibility.

But on Wednesday, Lars Bromley, research adviser at the UN Operational Satellite Applications Programme (Unosat), told a news briefing in Geneva: “With our analysis we determined it was an air strike and I think multiple other sources have said that

as well.”

“For air strikes, what you are usually looking at is the size of the crater that is visible, and the type of crater,” he added.

“Basically air-dropped munitions are often much larger than anything you would fire from the ground.”

The chairman of the US military’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen Joseph Dunford, told a Senate Committee three days after the attack that two Russian warplanes had been in that area at the time, along with some “some other aircraft” belonging to the Syrian government.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that the Russians are responsible. I just don’t know whose aircraft actually dropped the bomb,” he said, calling the incident “an unacceptable atrocity”.

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India has offered a special facility at the Attari border for Afghan products coming to India via Pakistan, he said at the meet also attended by Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.

“Unfortunately, this access has been blocked for political reasons by Pakistan.

Nations cannot become walls aborting a trade and culture that is as old as written history, and as powerful as the lore etched in common memory,” he said amid heightened IndoPak tensions.

World court rejects epic Marshalls nuclear case The Hague, Oct 5 (AFP): The UN’s highest court today narrowly threw out landmark cases brought by the tiny Marshall Islands against India, Pakistan and Britain for allegedly failing to halt the nuclear arms race.

In majority decisions, the 16-judge bench at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled there was no evidence that Majuro had had a prior dispute with any of the three nuclear giants or sought bilateral negotiations on the issue.

“The court upholds the objection to jurisdiction” raised by each of the countries, presiding judge Ronny Abraham said in separate rulings, and therefore the tribunal “cannot proceed to the merits of the case.”

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Brussels, Oct 5 (PTI): Hitting out at Pakistan for blocking Indo-Afghan trade via Attari border for “political reasons”, India today said nations cannot become “walls” aborting trade and culture that is as old as written history.

Asserting that the “fangs of terrorism” recognise no borders, Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar said, “peace is essential to development; terrorism is anathema to development.”

Addressing a meeting here on ‘Regional Integration and Prosperity’ at the Brussels Conference on Afghanistan, Akbar said, “The scale of terrorism and violence unleashed against Afghanistan is of a magnitude that simply does not allow for easy project implementation, efficient delivery of assistance or the rapid inflow of investments into an economy that has huge resources and obvious potential”. He stated that the international community “must ensure security” if it wants stability and economic development in Afghanistan. “We

Islamabad, Oct 5 (PTI): Pakistan, a close ally of Saudi Arabia, today “noted with concern” a new US law that allows Americans to sue foreign countries that “aids and abets” acts of terrorism on US soil.

US Congress in a historic vote on September 28 overturned President Barack

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Hurricane Matthew Tiny machines win pummels Cuba and Haiti chemistry Nobel prize S to c k h o l m , O c t 5 (Agencies): The 2016 Nobel Prize for Chemistry has been awarded for the development of the world’s smallest machines.

Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Sir Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa will share the 8m kronor (£727,000) prize for the design and synthesis of machines on a molecular scale.

They were named at a press conference in Sweden.

The machines conceived by today’s laureates are a thousand times thinner than a strand of hair.

They could slip inside the human body to deliver drugs from within - for instance, applying pharmaceuticals directly to cancer cells.

This field of nanotechnology could also yield applications in the design of smart materials.

The prize recognises their success in linking molecules together to design everything from motors to a car and muscles on a tiny scale.

“They have mastered motion control at the molecular scale,” said Olof Ramström, from the Nobel Committee.

Reacting to the award, Prof Feringa said: “I don’t k n ow w h a t t o s ay, I ’ m shocked. And my second remark was: ‘I’m a bit emotional about it’.”

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Del Rey urges young fans to The Big Bang Theory actors top Lana vote in US Presidential election list of highest-paid US tv stars

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Variety surveyed industry figures for the study before estimating the fees that the top talent command on the small screen.

Big Bang actors Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki all receive an estimated $1m (£786,000) per episode.

Gilmore Girls stars Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel come joint second.

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mated $750,000 (£590,000) per show, according to Variety.

The revival of the mother-daughter drama is coming to Netflix next month, with four new episodes, each representing a season of the year.

Big Bang Theory, which centres on a group of highfunctioning science “geeks”, is currently on its 10th series.

The total cost is said to be $9m per episode - half of which goes on salaries for its stars.

In the category of reality shows, chat shows and news, Judge Judy topped the list with an annual $47m (£37m),

followed by Matt Lauer of Today on $22-25m (£17-20m) and then Ellen DeGeneres on $20m (£16m).

Other high earners in the world of TV drama include Mark Harmon of NCIS, on $525,000 (£413,000) an episode.

He is followed by Kevin Spacey of House of Cards, who is said to receive $500,000 (£393,000) a show.

Variety estimates that the same amount is paid to Game of Thrones cast members Peter Dinklage, Lena Headey, Kit Harington, Emilia Clarke and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.

ana Del Rey has urged her fans to vote in the upcoming US Presidential election.

Hillary Clinton goes up against Donald Trump in the vote next month, with Del Rey addressing her younger fans in a video posted online.

“I am just checking to see that you guys are watching [the Presidential Debates],” she says in the clip. “I think it is so important to have all the information that you can have to make the best decisions for your future.”

The singer went on to say that she knows “when you are young, it just doesn’t seem like it’s as important, but when you get older you want to trust your leaders and you want to trust your own decisions, and the only way to do that is to have as much information as

you can.”

In March, Lana Del Rey told Elle of the campaigns: “There’s a lot to talk about. I mean you know although I believe that personality shouldn’t get in the way of people’s true politics and what they are actually standing for, I need more information from all of my potential candidates.

From all of them. Democrats, Republicans, I have a lot of conflicting feelings about all of them, to be politically correct.

I need more time to figure out if what they’re saying can pass through and is actually feasible.

Not just with Donald Trump but with Democratic potential candidates.” Lana Del Rey is thought to be working on the follow-up to her 2015 album ‘Honeymoon’. In March, she shared a picture of herself back in the recording studio.

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iam Gallagher has again compared Oasis to The Beatles, saying that the band achieved the same level of success and impact but in a much quicker time. The former Beady Eye frontman was interviewed in Little White Lies

by Mat Whitecross, director of the new Oasis documentary Supersonic.

When Whitecross mentions how Oasis went from being signed to headlining Knebworth in just three years, Gallagher replied: “What we did in three took the Beatles eight. Good, y’know, fuckin’ rightly so. I thought we were the bollocks and I thought we’d be doing that all over the world.

“I thought America would buy it, everyone would buy it… But that my friend is cocaine for you.”

When asked why Oasis didn’t crack America with as much success as they did the rest of the world, Gallagher

replied: “I don’t know man, they like all the razzmatazz don’t they and we weren’t given them any of that. They thought we were cunts and they didn’t know how to handle us so it was move along boys y’know what I mean.

Parekh and percussionist Jivraj ‘Jiver’ Singh, have released a music video for ‘I Love You Baby, I Love You Doll’, the first single off their upcoming album Ocean.

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oming out in support of her co-star Tannishtha Chatterjee who was ‘roasted’ for her dark skin on a TV comedy show, actress Radhika Apte feels one shouldn’t crack jokes on someone’s colour and body structure.

Tannishtha had revealed on social media that she had walked out midway through the recording of the show “Comedy Nights Bachao” because she was ‘roasted’ for her skin tone.

The 35-year-old internationally acclaimed actress was on the show to promote her film recently released film “Parched”, produced by Ajay Devgn.

“I think jokes on colour or body shaming shouldn’t be made. It’s not funny to crack such jokes. Do you crack a joke on fair skin (people)? No right ? So don’t do it (joke on dark skin people). There has to be a limit,” Radhika told PTI. Meanwhile, following the Uri terror attack, Bollywood seems to be divided over Pakistani artistes working in India. The 31-year-old actress feels talent across the border should be encouraged.

When asked if one should encourage talent or impose a ban in such a scenario, Radhika says, “What

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Kolkata-based dream pop duo Parekh & Singh, comprising singer-songwriter Nischay

called Nischay Parekh, which has been part of the Indian independent music circuit since 2013, which is when Ocean had first been released online to strong reviews. Three years later, the rechristened act, signed on by UK-based label Peacefrog Records, is all set to re-release their debut album internationally on October 28.

The video for ‘I Love You Baby, I Love You Doll’ features obvious influences of American auteur Wes Anderson’s work (especially his 2012 coming-of-age film Moonrise Kingdom), employing the use of symmetrical frames, flat space horizontal camera pans, desaturated colours, and quaint art direction.

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Kabaddi is a popular sport both in India and Pakistan.

New Delhi, OCT 5 (Agencies): The bitter political climate between India and Pakistan is having its impact on sports as well.

While cricket bosses are sparring in the aftermath of the Uri attacks, India have not invited Pakistan for the 2016 kabaddi World Cup, starting on Friday.

International Kabaddi Federation (IKF) chief Deoraj Chaturvedi, who is from India, said Pakistan has been denied entry because of a spike in tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations.

“This is not the right time to engage with Pakistan.

Pakistan is a valuable member of the IKF but looking at the current scenario and in the best interest of both the nations, we decided that Pakistan must be refrained from the championship,” said

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Meanwhile, Pakistan are crying foul, saying they have been denied a fair opportunity “to beat India in India”.

Pakistan captain Nasir Ali said his players had been favourites to clinch the Cup after defeating India at the six-nation Kabaddi Cup held in Pakistan in May and last month’s Asian Beach Games in Vietnam.

“We were hoping to win the World Cup in India by beating India,” Ali said, adding that fans were being denied matches between the top two sides.

12-nation kabaddi World Cup in Ahmedabad The 12-nation Kabaddi World Cup kicks off in A h m e d a b a d o n Fr i d ay.

Formidable Iran clash with newcomers the United States in Friday’s opening

round of the competition that also includes top sides from Australia, South Korea, England, Poland, Kenya and Argentina.

With the World Cup last staged nine years ago, teams are relishing the chance to compete in the two-week event. But the traditional South Asian sport that mixes tag and wrestling and is growing in popularity has been hit with controversy over the decision to exclude highly fancied Pakistan.

Pakistan accused the IKF of unfairly targeting the country, saying both rival nations should have been excluded if there were security concerns.

“We have called a meeting to discuss this issue but let me tell you that a Kabaddi World Cup is no world cup without Pakistan,” said Pakistan kabaddi federation secretary

Rana Muhammad Sarwar.

“This is just like a football world cup without Brazil.”

Hostilities between the nations have flared after India said last week it conducted military strikes inside Pakistan against militants, sparking fury from Islamabad.

The strikes came after gunmen staged the deadliest attack on an Indian Army base in more than a decade, which an enraged New Delhi blamed on Pakistani-based militants.

New lease of life The World Cup comes as the ancient game, played in sandy parks across India for generations and once tagged with a dowdy image, is enjoying a new lease of life.

The Pro Kabaddi League, launched in India in 2014 with live television coverage, corporate sponsors and brightly coloured lyrca strips, has proved hugely popular and drawn players from Iran and South Korea.

Iran’s skipper Meraj Sheykh, who has played in the league’s last three editions, said his side had grown stronger by playing in India and other international tournaments.

Kabaddi requires yogalike breathing skills as two seven-member teams send a raider into their enemy’s half of the court to tag an opponent before returning -- in just one breath.

Attackers chant “kabaddi, kabaddi” to prove they are not inhaling.

The game is played in around 35 countries, but it is dominated by India, where it originated.

Bindra-led panel slams shooters for misfiring in Rio Olympics 2016

BCCI bosses like dictators: Justice Lodha N EW D ELHI , O C T 5 ( A GE N C IES ) : J u s t i c e Rajendra Mal Lodha (retd.) on Tuesday likened the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) top brass as ‘dictators’, saying that ‘they are not bigger than the game’.

Head of the Supreme Court-appointed three-member p a n e l i nve s t i g a t i n g a n d reforming the BCCI, Lodha was reacting to BCCI president Anurag Thakur’s comments regarding the “freezing of bank accounts” that apparently put the ongoing Test series between India and New Zealand in jeopardy.

“The game is bigger than BCCI officials. There is no restraint on the India-New Zealand matches and they should go on. God help them if BCCI twists the panel’s report,” Lodha told NDTV, clearly hinting that the Board and its bankers did not interpret the committee’s e-mail properly.

On Monday, Justice Lodha had directed banks, where BCCI holds accounts, not to disburse funds for financial decisions taken by the BCCI at its Special General Meeting (SGM) on September 30.

On Tuesday, he told them to unblock the accounts, after reports quoting BCCI officials emerged that the Lodha committee’s decision on bank freeze put the Test series in trouble.

“It is clearly stated in the mail that we have told them (the banks) to stop disbursing large funds to state associations.

We have not told them to stop payments on routine matters.

Indian juniors beat Western Australia 3-1 in AHL PERTH, OCT 5 (IANS): India’s junior team outplayed Western Australia Thundersticks 3-1 in their final league encounter of the Australian Hockey League (AHL) here on Wednesday.

The win helped India stay atop the Pool B standings after remaining unbeaten in the league stage of the tournament. A composed first

quarter saw both sides cancel each other out in a midfield battle.

The home side pushed India onto the back foot early on, with the visitors conceding a penalty corner, but Vikas Dahiya’s smart save ensured both teams went into the first break locked in a stalemate.

In the second quarter, Thundersticks captain Chris

Bausor converted his team’s second penalty corner giving them the lead.

Western Australia kept up the pressure, with another penalty corner but were again denied by Dahiya, ensuring India would go into halftime down by the single goal.

India stormed out of the blocks in the second half, and soon enough Sumit scored the

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Zilberman of Israel in the next round at Sport Hall Olympic here. 2011 National Games champion, Arundhati spanked Russia’s Anastasiia Sharapova 21-5 21-9 and will take on compatriot Ruthvika Shivani Gadde, seeded fourth.

Sourabh Varma, who had twisted his ankle at Poland Open, gave a walkover to Alexej Zolotuev.

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doubled the joy by converting another penalty corner to seal the deal in favour of the Indian team.

India played out the final quarter smartly and cautiously, avoiding needless fouls and turnovers to take a well deserved victory.

Gagan Narang has come under severe criticism for failing to stick to his training schedule.

mean fighting machine to ensure the implementation of a system that will churn out Champions. At present the system is adhoc. There is no systemic framework in place,” the committee pointed out.

The review report went on to dwell on individual performances, pointing out the laxities that ended up derailing a campaign that was built as India’s best medal hope in Rio. From seniors such as Gagan Narang and Heena Sidhu to the rising Ayonika Paul, none of the shooters could escape criticism.

The committee called on Sidhu, who has been criticised for making husband Ronak Pandit her personal coach, to take “some tough calls” on her events.

“Maybe she should use the training year (2017) to judge whether the 25m sports pistol actually complements her favourite 10m air pistol. Clearly, there has been complication of matters and she essentially needs to get back to the simple aspects of shooting. There was no collaboration with the national coach Pavel Smirnov, which did not help the situation,” the committee stated.

About Paul, who was found to have misled the Sports

Ministry on who exactly was coaching her to garner more funds, the panel felt the rifle shooter was a classic case of a promising youngster being “ill-equipped” to chart her own path.

“There were two coaches working with her, Thomas Farnik and Suma Shirur...The Committee feels that Paul’s approach to the Olympics shows the flip side of allowing athletes, especially young ones, the power to chalk their own course. They are clearly not equipped or mentally ready to shoulder the responsibility.

“The projection of Thomas Farnik as the coach and Suma Shir ur only as a mentor, was purely for financial gains. The records and documents presented to the committee proved that Suma was the full time coach. There has to be absolute honesty of effort while preparing for the Olympics,” the report stated in its assessment.

On the very promising Jitu Rai not living upto expectations, the committee said the pistol shooter did not get the right expertise and could not develop a “working relationship” with foreign coach Pavel Smirnov. Smirnov was also criticised for not being able to work out a plan for Prakash Nanjappa.

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VLADIVOSTOK (Russia), Oct 5 (PTI): Indian shuttlers Siril Verma and Arundhati Pantawane reached the second round of the Russian Grand Prix after notching up straightgame wins in the men’s and women’s singles competition respectively here Wednesday.

Siril defeated Russia’s Andrey Jdanov 21-7 21-11 and will face third seed Misha

goal to draw them level.

With both the teams locked at 1-1, the Indians came with fresh energ y crowding the midfield and pushing Western Australia deep into defence.

With their first penalty corner of the game, Varun Kumar found the net, giving India the lead in the 39th minute. A minute later, he

New Delhi, Oct 5 (PTI): Unsparing on the underperforming shooters but equally scathing on coaches and the national federation, the Abhinav Bindra-led NRAI review committee hardly minced words as it chastised the Rio Olympics flop show while recommending a systematic overhaul.

The four-member committee, which had former Asian Games gold-medallist tennis player Manisha Malhotra as convener, has come out with a damning 36-page report reviewing the performance.

The committee concluded that the consistent trickle of shooting medals since the 2004 Athens Games ended up making everyone involved in the sport complacent.

“Everyone took it for granted that there would be progress automatically, and forgot to ensure a systematic healthy process,” the report stated. “ To s u m u p t h e deliberations of the committee it can be said with no reservations that Indian Shooting ‘over achieved’ at the Rio Olympic Games. The for mula for success was wrong and Indian Shooting had ridden its luck over the last few years, no doubt helped by some extremely talented shooters,” it added.

The committee was formed after none of the 12 Olympicqualified Indian shooters managed to get a medal in Rio with Bindra’s fourth-place finish in 10m Air Rifle event being the best show.

“The committee was unanimous in its view that Indian shooting needs to change, change its attitude, its policies and practices, so that the booming talent gets a fair chance to flourish in a healthy atmosphere, and win all the medals that it can in the World Championships and the Olympics.

“The ‘chalta hai’ attitude that shadows Indian sport has to be stopped. The NRAI has to shed excess flab and needs to become a lean and

Wife, children, in-laws, grand and grand children

Acknowledgement

Died : 06.10.2006

Dearest Apu...

Its been 10 years since your left us. But your sweet memories still remain in our hearts. You are dearly missed. We miss you with silent tears...

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Loving wife, son & daughter..

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LATE TEMSUNUNGSANG YADEN

(Retired Director, Directorate of Soil & Water Conservation) 18/05/1942 – 29/09/2016

Those we love can never be more than a thought apart, far as long as there is memory, they'll live on in the heart.

The family and relatives of Late Temsunungsang Yaden would like to offer our sincere gratitude to the many people who showed great kindness and support during his brief illness and in the time since he left us on 29th September 2016.

For the well-organised yet compassionate medical care of our late father, for their efficient, dignified and extremely sensitive approach to every request we are truly indebted to the teams at Oking Hospital Kohima and Dispur Hospitals, Gauhati.

Finally, thank you to all friends and well wishers, who visited, called in his last days and, following his passing, offered financial, material and spiritual assistance to us. May God bless each and every one of you abundantly.

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London , O ct 5 ( A g e nc i e s ) : Wo r l d heavyweight champion Tyson Fury could lose his licence after he revealed he was taking cocaine. The British fighter, 28, who claimed he had retired on Monday before retracting the comment three hours later, has also said he is suffering from depression.

British Boxing Board of Control (BBBofC) general secretary Robert Smith said cocaine use is “against the law”.

The governing body, which meets on 12 October, stripped Ricky Hatton of his licence after drug use allegations. The British boxer lost his licence in 2010 and the former twoweight world champion has reportedly texted Fury “asking him to give me a ring if he needs me”.

The BBBofC meeting has not been called exclusively for Fury’s case, but Smith said the body “can’t ignore the law of the land”, adding: “It’s drug use and we will deal with it accordingly.”

BBC Sport has contacted the WBO and WBA - the two organisations with which Fury holds heavyweight titles - but is yet to receive a response.

The WBO and WBA are not governing bodies and can strip Fury of the title, declare the titles vacant, or he can vacate them.

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ATK register first win; beat Kerala 1-0 India’s Pandita signs for La Liga outfit CD Leganes

Atletico de Kolkata players celebrate after Javi Lara scored the winner.

Kochi, Oct 5 (IANS): Atletico de Kolkata (ATK) registered their first win of the campaign, riding on a secondhalf goal from Javi Lara to win 1-0 against Kerala Blasters in an Indian Super League (ISL) football match at the Jawaharlal Stadium here on Wednesday.

Lara struck in the 53rd minute after a barren first half to help the former champions edge past the hosts in a repeat match of the 2014 final.

The win takes the Sourav Ganguly co-owned franchise to four points from two matches while the Sachin Tendulkar co-owned team have now lost two in two to drop to the foot of the table.

ATK coach Jose Molina made two changes to the side that drew against Chennai-

yin FC in their first match.

Robert Lalthlamuana made way for Prabir Das and Jewel Raja came in for the injured Bikramjit Singh who suffered cramps in the last game.

For the hosts, Coppell made six changes to his line-up with Awith Elhadji Ndoye, Pratik Chowdhary, Md. Rafique, Josue, Farukh Choudhary and Duckens Nazon all playing in places of of Ishfaq Ahmed, marquee player Aaron Hughes, Kadio, Vinit Rai, Mohammed Rafi and Kervens Belfort, respectively.

The visitors got the first chance of the match, South African winger Sameehg Doutie, continuing from he had left in the first game in a 2-2 draw against reigning champions Chennaiyin FC,

passing neatly to Ian Hume who square passed to Helder Postiga inside the box. But thanks to the alacrity of right back Pratik, Postiga could not take aim.

The Portuguese Postiga though had to be substituted in only the 17th minute as he picked up a knock on his rib. He was replaced by Juan Belencoso.

The hosts picked up steam as the first half went on with Antonio German proving to be a handful for the likes of Arnab Mondal and Tiri at the heart of ATK’s defence.

The game saw end to end action in the 26th minute.

First, Kerala’s Haitian Nazon strode past two visiting players to set up German whose shot went over the bar.

Lara, at the other end,

saw his effort blocked by Kerala defender Cedric Hengbart after Doutie’s initial shot was cleared by Kerala goalkeeper Graham Stack.

German was constantly teasing the ATK rearguard with his dazzling runs and sublime skills, once leaving Prabir and Jewel in a tizzy down the right flank, shimmying past the two en route to goal.

Both sides went into the break goalless.

ATK took the lead eight minutes after the restart in fortuitous circumstances. Lara’s shot took a wicked deflection off Kerala defender Sandesh Jhinghan and rolled into bottom right corner of the goal.

Sandip Nandy, the oldest player in the tournament, replaced Stack soon after the goal while forward Michael Chopra was drafted in for Duckens Nazon as Kerala looked to equalise.

There was drama in the dying minutes of the match.

First Jewel Raja was stretchered out in the 82nd minute, which caused the Kerala players to remonstrate with the referee for time wasting.

Then substitute Kervens Belfort was booked in injury time for a simulation inside the 18-yard box.

In the last few second, Blasters got two back to back corners but the home side failed to muster anything from those.

New Delhi, Oct 5 (Agencies): In a significant development for football in India, young forward Ishan Pandita signed a one-year contract with Spanish top-flight club CD Leganes, becoming the first player from the country to sign a professional contract with a La Liga club.

Pandita, who hails from Bengaluru, will play for the Leganes U-19 team in the Divi- Pandita will start off his Leganes sion de Honor Juvenil. Leganes career in the club’s U-19 side.

are in Group V in the league this season, and have been placed alongside Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid, reported NDTV. With six points from four games, Leganes are currently placed at eighth in the 16-team group, and Pandita will hope to help his side climb up the league table in upcoming games.

Pandita had earlier been part of UD Almeria’s youth setup after moving to Spain

from Bangalore. He had also given a trial at Getafe, but a possible move to the Madrid-based club fell through after their relegation to the second tier last season.

“My first goal is to get some game-time and score a few goals. If I can progress from the youth team and debut for the first team before the end of the season, that will be great,” Ishan Pandita was quoted as saying by The Hindu.

TODAY’S MATCH Chennaiyin FC vs Delhi Dynamos : 7 pm

MDFA Trophy: Shitilong beat SSS 2-0, Young Star, DYA win

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In another match, Dilong Youth Association (DYA) overcome debutant Arikodong Club 3-1.

Arikodong Club put up a brave resistance but could not hold for long as DYA striker, Inshalu rose on the occasion and scored two goals in the first half. Sujimong added the third in the second half.

Arikodong Club reduced the margin through Wasu Kalentga in the 68 minute.

Earlier in the day, Elation SA beat Stardom United F/C 1-0 while Young Star S/C also beat Tepenjem Rugo by the same margin.

MOKOKCHUNG, OCT 5 (NPN): Favourite Shitilong S/A beat Sports Society Suyim (SSS) 2-0 in the MDFA Trophy 2016 at Imkongmeren Sports complex, Mokokchung on Wednesday.

The match as expected witnessed equal domination from both sides. However, the strong midfield of Shitilong SA breached the opponent wall and striker Kethozhaopu made no mistake drew the first blood in the 42nd minute.

Thereafter, SSS counterattacked, but could not break the strong defense of the opponent.

Thursday’s matches They received a major YA Merepkong VS Fusion S/C jolt, when Jongpongnungsang took the opportunity and Tongdenyong SC VS Hills XI FC struck the second and seal the Alempang YA Vs Socianian FC victory for Shitilong in the OCYU Vs Mongsenbai Youngsterz FC 50th minute.

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SSS player (yellow) in action against Shitilong SA at the MDFA Trophy 2016 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex on Wednesday.

Morung United Football Club launched in Kohima

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KOHIMA, Oct 5 (NPN): Morung United Football Club under the aegis of Morning Premier League (MPL) was launched Tuesday at Radiant restaurant, Jail colony Kohima. Along with the launching, the club has also launched its logo and jersey.

Altogether 10 teams, registered under MPL and the tournament will be conducted throughout the year.

MPL started in 2011 with a handful of 10 to 15 amateur footballers.

The players then officially launched the MPL in 2015.

Players above the age of 28 can register.

Ten teams were expected to take part in MPL 2017.

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