October 7, 2016

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Airports in western states, Delhi, Hyderabad on alert New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): Civil airports in western states and important ones like those in Delhi, Hyderabad and Bengaluru have been put on a high alert as part of the heightened security arrangements following cross-LoC surgical strikes by the Indian army.

Air por ts in Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Bengaluru have been asked to step up vigil and security to tackle any attack or sabotage.

“Security measures at vital airports have been stepped up....put on a high alert,” CISF Director General O P Singh told PTI. Officials said a decision in this regard was notified by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) following which the airports, especially hyper-sensitive ones like those in Mumbai and Delhi, were put on alert.

They said the Central Industrial Security Force chief had also reviewed airport security during a recent meeting with his top officials posted at all the sensitive airports.

“While a general review was done for all airports, some specific facilities were asked to be extra-vigilant,” they said, without elaborating.

Counter-sabotage teams, bomb squads and commando teams have been asked to be extra-vigilant to thwart any possible terror strikes, sources said.

Orgs demand KAAC CEM’s resignation

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Diphu, Oct 6: Several leftist organizations and women wing of Karbi Anglong District Congress have demanded immediate dismissal of Chief Executive Member (CEM) of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC), Tuliram Ronghang over alleged sex scandal. The organizations in a joint memorandum addressed to Assam governor through DC Kamrup Metro demanded that the bail granted to Tuliram should also be cancelled. In the FIR lodged against the CEM at Nagaon Sadar police station, the victim complaint of alleged rape and sexual abuse.

The memorandum was signed by KNCA, KSA, NSUI, AISA, AIKSU, AKASKU, AIPWA, SYC, ULDC, Mahila Congress, Women Council and RYA.

Illegal foreign fireworks banned

DIMAPUR, OCT 6 (NPN): Commissioner of Police, Dimapur has informed all responsible that illegal fireworks of foreign origin have been banned in compliance with the notification issued by the Controller of Explosives, Government of India. The police have warned that any individual or firm possessing or selling illegally obtained fireworks of foreign origin would be penalized under appropriate sections of law.

DIMAPUR friday, october 7, 2016

7 militants killed in Kashmir Srinagar, Oct 6 (Agencies): Security forces gunned down seven militants in Kashmir on Thursday including three who tried to storm an army camp in northern Kashmir, the second such strike in the Valley after the September 18 Uri attack.

According to Hindustan Times, four infiltrators were killed when the army repelled three infiltration bids along the line of control, a signal that Pakistan has stepped up the offensive after Indian forces struck militants preparing to sneak into India from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir on September 29.

Two global positioning system sets and two wireless sets with code sheets of the kind used by Lashkare-Taiba terror group were recovered from the militants who attacked the 30 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) camp at Langate in Kupwara district, intelligence sources said in Delhi.

“The terrorists fired indiscriminately on our sentry posts and on our jawans in the resting area. However, alert action by the jawans forced the militants to retreat,” colonel Rajiv Sarang, commanding officer of 30 RR, said.

After repelling the attack, security forces launched a search operation, forcing the militants into an orchard.

Three militants were killed in the two-hour gunfight.

A large cache of arms, including three AK-47 rifles and

Army personnel display a huge cache of arms, ammunition and other items recovered from the three militants who were killed after they attacked on Army camp, in Handwara district of north Kashmir on Thursday. (PTI) grenade launchers, food and medicines bearing Pakistani markings were also recovered from them, the army said.

The army overnight beat back two infiltration bids in Naugam sector in Kupwara and one in Rampur in Uri along the LoC, the third such attempt after India’s surgical strikes. Four bodies were recovered during the combing operations in Naugam, an army spokesperson said.

The Langate camp is not too far from the military post in Baramulla targetted by six militants on October 2 that left a Border Security Force jawan

dead. The strike came within days of the worst attack against the army in the border state when 19 soldiers were killed by suspected Pakistani militants in Uri. India crossed the line of control, the de facto border, to avenge the strike, worsening the ties with Pakistan which says the so-called cross-LoC raid was nothing but crossborder firing.

PTI adds: The infiltration bids come barely a day after National Security Advisor Ajit Doval briefed the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) that Pakistani Army has mo-

Politics played out over tribe recognition Correspondent

Kohima, Oct 6 (NPN): After the withdrawal/dissociation of three apex organisations of three tribes –Ao Senden, Lotha Hoho and Sumi Hoho- from the Naga Hoho; there is confusion regarding the locus standi of representatives of those continuing to hold positions in the Naga Hoho.

The three apex tribe organisations are constituents of Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) and had dissociated from Naga Hoho in pursuance of their resolution on August 24, 2016. The CNTC had on Juy 31,2016, issued a 30-day ultimatum on Naga Hoho to revoke its recommendation to the state government for recognition of Rongmei as an indigenous tribe of Nagaland. The deadline ended on August 31,2016 and thereafter, the three apex tribe organisations declared their dissociation from Naga Hoho. However, it may be recalled that Lotha Hoho had on September 5,2016 declared

that it has no representative and if there was any who claimed to be do, then that person(s) was self-styled and doing so at one’s own risk.

Next Sumi Hoho, on September 10,2016 declared it has dissociated from Naga Hoho and also recalled all Sumi representatives from the Naga Hoho with immediate effect.

On September 24, Ao Senden followed suit in declaring its dissociation from Naga Hoho. However, a representative of the Ao Senden continues to be a functionary of the Naga Hoho.

According to information, there was allegedly intense pressure exerted on the Senden by various sections not to quit the Naga Hoho but that despite the efforts, it was ultimately decided by a majority but that the after affects continue to simmer.

The government also utilised the good offices of its legislators to convince their respective tribal organisations against quitting Naga Hoho.

The Ao legislators, Lotha legis-

lators and Sumi legislators had, through separate statements, urged upon their apex tribe organisations to reconsider the decision and to maintain unity in anticipation of a positive outcome of the ongoing Naga political talk.

“The Rongmei issue has nothing to do with unity or disunity of Nagas” said a CNTC official recently to Nagaland Post. Further the official said if Naga Hoho and the state government genuinely believed in Naga unity, then the appeals of CNTC and others should have been agreed to.

Though CNTC officials, maintained that the Rongmei issue was clearly a socio-economic issue pertaining to land and other issues and as per definition of who is indigenous tribe of a particular state; there was an attempt to raise the bogey of ‘Naga unity’ by paraphrasing it with the Naga political issue. With ENPO (six tribes), CNTC (three tribes) having left Naga Hoho, only five tribes from Nagaland remain with it and the rest from Manipur.

Faulty meter: Petrol pump in Mkg sealed

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Police and district administration officials sealing the AOC petrol pump at Mokokchung on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

“In our state, we love animals that’s why we have dog union, pig union, chicken union, cow union etc.”

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Mokokchung, Oct 6 (NPN): Mokokchung district administration and police on Thursday sealed a petrol pump located at Sungkomen Ward here after the fuel dispenser was found to be defective.

The incident came to light on Wednesday evening when an official of Ongpangkong Kaketshir Mungdang (OKM) had gone to buy a litre of petrol in an empty one-litre mineral water bottle. But surprisingly, the meter indicated

two litres of petrol.

OKM president R. Sunep Pongen this correspondent that the issue was later brought to the OKM office and upon enquiry, the manager of the petrol pump admitted to the use of defective machine since October 4, 2016. He said the manager also signed a statement admitting his guilt. OKM later today wrote a complaint letter to DC Mokokchung and subsequently AOC petrol pump was sealed. An investigation would be conducted by the Legal Metrology department on Friday, he said.

bilised about 100 terrorists across the LoC to push them into India to carry out attacks in Jammu and Kashmir.

At the meeting, which was chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, it was stated that the Pakistani Army was planning attacks by terrorists on Indian defence personnel and security establishments, besides select civilian targets in the wake of September 29 surgical strikes.

According to the assessment given by Mr. Doval, nearly 100 terrorists were readying to infiltrate India from unconventional launch pads.

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1.75 cr RTI applications filed since 2005 Nagaland govt received 16,009 requests N E W D E L H I , O ct 6 (Agencies): Every day 4,800 applications are filed to access information from the government across India. The first decadal study conducted after Right to Information (RTI) Act implemented in October 2005 has revealed that over 1.75 crore applications have been filed with one-fourth being requests to the Centre.

A study conducted by C o m m o n we a l t h H u m a n Rights Initiative (CHRI), exclusively accessed by ET, reveals that 27.2% (47.66 lakh) of the total RTIs filed between 2005 and 2015 were to the different ministries and departments under the Centre.

Maharashtra finishes a close second with 26.40% (46.26 lakh) of the applications being submitted in the same time period.

Karnataka government received 11.83% (20.73 lakh) applications. The top three – Centre, Maharashtra and Karnataka governments – received two-thirds or 65.43% of the RTI applications filed by Indians in the last 10 years.

The data attains significance as there is no official record of the total number of RTI applications received in India even as RTI Act enters

NCSU reiterates stand against JV company DIMAPUR, OCT 6 (NPN): Nagaland Contractors’ and Suppliers Union (NCSU) has reiterated its stand against Maytas-Gayatri (JV) company carrying out four lane project of Dimapur-Kohima National Highway-29 and affirmed that the joint venture company should first complete the abandoned two lane projects under Special Accelerated Road Development Project (SARDP) Phase-I. In a press release, NCSU vice president, KL Setuo Rutsa, and secretary, Hoshito Assumi, alleged that Maytas-Gayatri (JV) had “fooled” the Naga people by abandoning the two lane road project after carrying out formation cutting, which they said has caused immense hardship to the citizens of several districts Nagaland.

The union said it has been demanding that the Maytas-Gayatri (JV) should not be awarded any other major projects in the state unless they completed SARDP Phase-I project. However, NCSU said the company “managed to eyewash” the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways in winning the four lane project of Dimapur-Kohima National Highway.

The union cautioned that even if Maytas-Gayatri (JV) go ahead in implementing the new project, they would be doing it at their own risk as NCSU volunteers would be “put on alert round the clock to watch over their activities.”

EA wins SEOY 2016 Award DIMAPUR, OCT 6 (NPN): Entrepreneurs Associate (EA), Kohima has won the Social Entrepreneur of the Year (SEOY) - India 2016 Award in New Delhi on Thursday.

EA Kohima CEO and Coordinator, Neichute Doulo, received the award from the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, during India’s Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2016 Award ceremony. The winner was chosen by a distinguished jury after five finalists including EA, Kohima was announced in September last.

Rio fetes EA

Nagaland’s lone Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio, has congratulated the EA for winning the Award. At a meeting with EA at his official residence in New Delhi on Thursday evening, Rio congratulated Neichute Duolo for providing exemplary leadership and path-breaking initiative. MP expressed hope that the award would encourage EA to strive for higher goals.

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its 12th year of implementation on October 12.

The study conducted

by CHRI’s Sneha Chandna reveals that southern states account for a quarter of RTIs received. Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala received almost a quarter 24.90% of the RTI applications submitted across the country.

The study also points to less frequent use of RTI Act by the northeastern states.

While Meghalaya received 11,092 requests in 200515 Nagaland government received 16,009 requests.

Among the states that have reported the lowest numbers of RTI applications are Jharkhand with 2,611, Sikkim with 1,600 and Arunachal Pradesh with 555 application.

C H R I ’s Ve n k a t e s h Nayak says, “The number of RTI applications needs to reduce. For this, the governments need to identify frequently asked questions and proactively disclose that information. The governments also must fulfill their obligations of spreading awareness about RTI with particular focus on the disadvantaged segments of society.”

The study points out that the actual number of RTI applications could be higher since many public authorities do not report their annual compliance, the number of applications filed with them does not get accounted for, Nayak explained, “Under Section 25 of RTI Act, all public authori-

ties under Centre and state governments are required to submit annual status of implementation to information commissions. CHRI also lamented that none of the information commissions that follow the financial year reporting cycle have thus far published their annual reports for 2015-16. From among the commissions that do follow the calendar year reporting cycle, it said that only Meghalaya and Sikkim had published their annual reports for 2015.

But compliance with the statutory requirement has been poor. Also, the information commissions follow disparate cycles of annual reporting – some follow calendar year and some adopt the financial year reporting cycle.” The state information commissions, the final appellate authorities in the states for RTI Act, also have been playing truant as far as their responsibilities are concerned.

The study has found that basic responsibilities of publishing annual reports and having functional websites are not followed by the state commissions. Four state information commissions – Madhya Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura and Uttar Pradesh – have not published any annual report on their website.

Information commissions of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh have been reporting state statistics erratically.

The information commission of Goa does not have a functional website, the study says.

Surrender sops or else face action: MHA to retired cops New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): Taking strong exception to police officers retaining personnel and official vehicles even after retirement, the Centre has directed them to surrender such privileges immediately and warned of action if they fail to do so.

In a letter to Chief Secretaries of all states and heads of central police organisations, the Home Ministry said that it noticed various reports which suggested that the retired police officers are retaining a large number of police personnel at their residences, including guards. Similarly, it is also observed that many retired officers are retaining official vehicles for months together.

As such matters create a wrong impression in the public mind and are also against the basic decorum and discipline of government service, the government has felt the need to seriously address the issue and accordingly the instructions had been issued by the Home Ministry on September 21.

“All the Chief Secretaries of state governments/union territories, heads of Central Armed Police Forces, Assam Rifles/Central Police Organisa-

tions and Directors General of Police in the state governments may ensure that various privileges such as personnel at residences, vehicles, personal security etc. should be withdrawn within a period of one month after retirement of any police official,” the Home Ministry instruction said.

If security is to be provided to any retired police official, this should be based on a specific threat assessment particular to him and should not be based on a threat of general nature arising out of a post he had held before retirement.

“In case a retired officer fails to follow the instructions, he should be made to pay for various privileges.

Similarly, action should be taken against the serving officials who do not take timely action to withdraw various privileges mentioned above, from retired officials,” it said.

The Home Ministry also said that the instructions are for strict compliance by all concerned and a compliance report in this regard should be sent to it by Chief Secretaries of all state governments and UT and heads of security agencies and Directors General of state police by October 31.

3 held for vehicle theft, attempt to murder DIMAPUR, OCT 6 (NPN): Three members of an interstate vehicle lifters’ gang have been arrested by the Dimapur police on charges of vehicle theft and attempt to murder on October 5, 2016.

According to ADCP/ PRO, Dimapur police, the three had hired a Mahindra Pick-up from Daboka, Assam on the pretext of running some errands in Nagaland on October 5, 2016.

On reaching Dimapur at around 7pm, the police said two members of the gang guided the driver and the vehicle towards Seithekema area. On reaching a secluded place, police said the duo attempted to stab the driver with a knife, but the driver was able to escape with minor injuries leaving behind the vehicle.

PRO said the driver after escaping managed to run into a house of a local resident and the matter was informed to the police.

Accordingly, PRO said alert was sounded and the vehicle was intercepted near

Arrested persons along with the seized vehicle.

the Chumukedima Checkgate while the two were trying to take the vehicle towards Kohima. PRO said the main handler of the gang was subsequently arrested from Pherima after he was lured to come there and receive the vehicle.

The arrested persons have been identified as Rohim Uddin, son of Sansu Uddin of Hojai, Assam; Kobir Ahmed, son of Allaudin of Karimganj, Assam and the

handler was identified as Abdul Rahman alias Ashiq, son of Rois Ali of Hojai, Assam.

As per the preliminary investigations, PRO said the handler assured the other two members a sum of Rs.50000 to kill the driver and deliver at Kohima.

The vehicle was to be transported to Manipur, police said, adding that a case has been registered with the Diphupar Police Station and investigation was underway.

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Kikheto urges Nagas to work and be independent

Kikheto (sitting center) with officers of LRD, coffee growers and officials from CBI on commemoration of World Coffee Day at Kohima.

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KOHIMA, OCT 6 (NPN): Secretary of Land Resources Y Kikheto Sema, IAS, called upon the coffee growers in Nagaland to focus on their farming activities and urged them to do away with the habit of running after subsidies.

He said this while speaking as the chief guest on the occasion of commemoration of “World Coffee Day 2016” organized in collaboration with Coffee Board of India (CBI) at the conference hall

of the directorate of the Land Resources Department (LRD) on Thursday.

Secretary said the department would do everything for the coffee growers in Nagaland in terms of coffee seedlings and technical support.

He, however, pointed out that there was no “opposition or ruling” from the department side as they would focus on where such coffee plantations were suitable and viable. “Our concern and target are where it is viable for

Acharya congratulates Chuchuyimlang

DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland, P. B. Acharya has expressed profound gratitude and has congratulated the Chuchuyimlang village for organizing the two-day programme to mark Gandhi Jayanti from October 1-2, focusing on peace, universal brotherhood and sanitation. According to DIPR report, Acharya also congratulated Padmashree Natwar Thakkar, a Gandhian for his continuous dedicated work with Gandhian spirit.

He said that under his able guidance and leadership, Nagaland Gandhi Ashram could play a pivotal role in carrying forward the ambitious ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ (Clean India Mission) launched by our Prime Minister, Narendra Modiji on October 2, 2014.

Acharya challenged the villagers by saying that “let us be the soldiers to turn this novel idea”. He recalled his first visit in 1965 and he also congratulated Thakkar for promoting Gandhian principles of truth and Satyagraha and nonviolence or ‘Ahimsa’ in the state of Nagaland.

coffee growing, we will provide everything,” he stated.

Towards this, all the farmers and villagers should work hand in hand and they should not buy coffee seedlings from the unauthorized nurseries except the Coffee Board and the department of Land Recourses, he said.

Stating that the Nagas should give up the spoilt dependency culture, Kikheto reminded that the Nagas had the habit of chasing subsidies while neglecting attention to their own farming activi-

ties. He further called upon the Naga people that they should seriously start thinking on how to work and live as dignified people as they were blessed with the most fertile lands. “If we work to be independent, we will start talking of our rights,” he added.

Secretary said that despite lack of large and medium scale industries in Nagaland, he informed them that their land was blessed as it was suitable for coffee growing and further disclosed that their coffee was one of the

best ones in the world.

He also announced that he along with officers from the department would be visiting Karnataka this month and meet Coffee Board people.

Later they would also be visiting coffee grown hill districts and spend time there so that their officers would learn more from them. “We shall accomplish our mission from ‘Wasteland to Wealth land’ in Nagaland,” he said.

Later, the Chief Guest with LRD and CBI Officials tasted Nagaland coffee as a mark of commemoration of World Coffee Day 2016.

Earlier Uday Pandit from Coffee Board of India while speaking on the occasion assured the department that the CBI would do their best to see that coffee growing took place in large scale in Nagaland. Director LRD Hoto Yeptho, also spoke on the occasion, while Setiyangla, extension officer, CBI, Mokokchung delivered vote of thanks.

Officials of LRD, coffee growers from across the state, district officials, officials from CBI also attended the occasion which was chaired by additional director, LRD, Renben Lotha.

CCK, DMHSS, NPF central condole

DIMAPUR: Classic Club Kohima (CCK) has expressed pain over the sudden demise of late Khokhrie-ü Khruomo, mother of Er. Keduozelhou Khruomo, life member of Classic Club on October 5.

In a condolence message, president CCK, K. Neibou Sekhose stated that late Khokhrie-ü Khruomo was a pillar of encouragement for many of her family.

“We the Classic members salute her for all that she has done for the people and for the Club in particular. May her achievements continue to spread the sweet fragrances rekindling our hearts to reDIMAPUR: Apropos to “KSU threatens to seal GHS Kangt- member and cherished her memories,” the message read. sung” the name of the GT is Aknaginla.

CCK further extended its The name has been revealed as per the demand of Kangtcondolence and prayers to the sung Students Union.

Clarification on KSU threat

bereaved family during their hour of grief.

DMHSS: School Governing Board, principal, teaching faculty, office staff and the students of Dimapur Mission Higher Secondary School (DMHSS) have expressed deep sadness over the passing away of late Rongsenkaba on October 6 in Dimapur.

In a condolence message, chairman School Governing Board DMHSS, K.Temjen Jamir, said that late Rongsenkaba was an administrator of the school from 1996 to 1999.

“In his death we have lost a dedicated teacher and able administrator who gave his best in moulding the lives of many young people in different educational institution he had served in the state,”

DMHSS stated. DMHSS also acknowledged the “immense” contribution he had given to the school under his leadership during his tenure.

The school further extended its deepest sympathy with the bereaved family members in their moment of grief.

NPF central Kohima: Naga People’s Front (NPF) central hqs Kohima expressed pain over the sudden and untimely demise of the daughter of vice president NPF central Namgangpi Chawang on October 5. In a condolence note, president NPF, Dr Shürhozelie Liezetsu and all ranks and files of the NPF central has conveyed heartfelt condolences to Namgangpi Chawang and the bereaved family and pray that the departed soul rest in peace.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, October 7, 2016

news in brief DDIEA emergency meeting: Dimapur District Industries Entrepreneurs Association (DDIEA) has convened an emergency meeting on October 10 at 2 p.m. in the residence of banker. All the office bearers and advisors are asked to attend the meeting.

partment general administration branch-I in a notification has constituted a committee for physical verification and submission of report on recognition of new villages. The committee has been further assigned for verification of 20 newly proposed villages.

NSSU informs: Northern Sumi Students’ DWO Mkg informs: District Welfare OfUnion has informed all Northern Sumi students studying in Dimapur to attend the upcoming 13th annual prayer day on October 8 at 9 a.m convened by Northern Sumi community dimapur. NSSU president, Shikuto Aye has requested all its members to attend the said programme without fail. For further information one may contact 9612881776.

ficer (DWO) Mokokchung has informed all concerned beneficiaries consisting of state invalid, blind and scholarships for disable students, those who are yet to draw their pension benefits to collect their pensions on or before October 20 during office hours at DWO office. No further payments would be made after the expiry of the given date.

Don Bosco alumni Zubza alumni meet:

Doyang fish on sale: Department of Fisheries would be selling fresh Doyang fishes at PR Hill junction, Kohima and High School junction on October 8 from 6 a.m onwards.

Therefore, your esteemed daily is requested to kindly publish the information for the ANSTA Zbto unit general meeting: benefit of the local consumers.

ANSTA Zunheboto unit has convened its annual general meeting on October 13 at 10 YSUD to celebrate silver jubilee on Oct a.m in the cultural hall, Art & Culture office 8: Yimchungrü Students’ Union Dimapur Zunheboto. All categories of teachers un- (YSUD) would be celebrating its Silver Juder the establishment of DEO Zunheboto, bilee on October 8 at Yimchungrü Baptist SDEO, GHSS and GHS have been informed Church Dimapur, Kuda ‘C’ Khel, at 10 a.m with Member of Parliament, Neiphiu to attend the meeting positively.

Rio, as the chief guest and Toshi Wungtung Zbto, Phek DPDB meetings postponed: as guest of honour in the 1st Session and Deputy Commissioner Phek, Muruho Chot- superintendent of Taxes, Nitoli Tokiu, and so has informed that the monthly DPDB Thsanfu Lim as chief guest and guest of meeting of Phek district for the month of honour respectively in the 2nd session. The October has been postponed to October union officials and organizing committee 13. Members have been informed to note have informed to all students of class VIII the change and attend the DPDB meeting and above to reach the Jubilee venue by on without fail. The monthly Zunheboto 9 a.m. Former officials of YSUD, YAA, DPDB meeting has also been postponed WYSU, YTC, WYH, YWO, YUD and to October 13 at 11 a.m in DC conference YBBA Youth Department have also been hall. All members have been asked to take invited to the programme. Further, YSUD note and attend the meeting. has requested all its members to attend the Mass social at Zunheboto: Mass social program “with traditional touch.” work in all government institutions/offices Clarification: Apropos the news item and wards within Zunheboto town would be published on October 5 under the heading, organized on October 8 from 6 am onwards “NRMSATA Longleng unit 7 days ultimaunder Swaach Bharat Mission. SDO (C), tum” should read as ultimatum to DEO Zunheboto, Shanavas IAS has informed all Longleng and not as published. head of offices, ward GBs and ZTC to coordinate accordingly and make the program a Lost and found: PAN card, Aadhaar card and Electoral photo ID of K.Tomika Chishi grand success. has been found in Supply colony Dimapur.

Home department notifies: Home de- Rightful owner may contact 9436217009.

Don Bosco alumni Zubza unit has convened alumni meet on October 8 at 10 a.m in the school conference hall, Zubza. All the Alumni have been invited to attend the meeting positively.

BYG distributes lunch to DMC workers

NSSATA joint ‘Wildlife Week’ celebrated at Kiphire executive meeting

Officials along with participants of wildlife week celebration cum awareness programme.

DIMAPUR: Wildlife week celebration cum humananimal conflict awareness programme on October 6, organized by the department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Nagaland in collaboration with Fingerprint and Caste Group.

A press note by Wildlife warden, Samom Khelen Singh IFS stated that ADC Kiphire, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang as chief guest pondered on the scenario of wildlife in the state which had degraded over time. He requested the village councils and all other stakeholders to take up the matter of conservation and protection of wildlife in a serious way for the future generation.

IFS, Wildlife warden, Kiphire, Samom Khelen Singh gave the keynote address, whereby he stressed on the need for the public to have a positive mindset in order for human and animals to live peacefully. He also highlighted the various human-animal conflict situations in different parts of the country.

The campaigner’s note was delivered by Hongba Phom, Finger print, who spoke on the life-sustaining roles of insignificant organisms like bees and algae, while urging upon the need for conservation. He also lamented on the degree of damage that had done on the natural K

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resources. With majority of the forest land belonging to the community, he urged the people to come forth to the realm of conservation in order to achieve the maximum.

RFO, Kiphire Wildlife division, Lansothung Lotha shared on “conflict: coexistence”. He explained how the conflict in this biodiversity rich region was more of a one sided affair, with wildlife always on the struggling side.

With this, he challenged both the young and old alike to protect the remaining forests in order to ensure enough resources for wildlife thereby mitigating conflicts as well.

Vincent Belho from Castle Group emphasized on how “we” were blessed with beautiful natural resources with high tourism potential.

He also stressed upon the importance of the coordination between the department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and district administration and police department for the protection and conservation of wildlife in the state.

A beautiful skit with a powerful message on “save mother nature’s greatest gift” was performed by the EcoClub members of Agape School, Kiphire. The function was attended by village council members, elders of the town and neighbouring villages and students from various

schools in Kiphire town.

Earlier the program started off with invocation by pastor Tenyimi Baptist Church, Kiphire, Thujoveyi.

Vote of thanks was proposed

by Lansothung Lotha, RFO

and ended with benediction

by FG, Kiphire Wildlife division, Ineheto Sema.

NZP: Nagaland Zoological Park (NZP) celebrating wildlife week 2016 under the theme “wildlife saviours” has acknowledged the contribution and support of donors, animal adopters and rescuers in helping to save “our” ever threatened wildlife community.

A press note from NZP director, Sentichuba Aier stated that as part of the weeklong celebration, the park has put up a photo exhibition for the visitors showcasing the various contributions and support received during the years on October 4, 2016 and drawing competition was also organized for the school children inside the park.

Mean while a common leopard was rescued and donated to NZP by Lanuyanger Longkumer from Longtho, Japu B under Mokokchung district. The management also conveyed appreciation to the donor for the noble gesture.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers’ Association (NSSATA) has convened an emergency meeting with all district executives on October 10, at Red Cross Conference Hall, Officer’s Hill, Kohima, Nagaland, at 10:30 a.m. Therefore, all district presidents and district representatives have been requested to attend the meeting along with two executives without fail. Advisors and former executive members have also been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DMC administrator, H. Atokhe Aye along with BYG members and DMC workers. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, Oct 6 (NPN): As a gesture of appreciation and to recognize the contribution of Dimapur Municipa Council (DMC) drivers, sweepers and handymen, the

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE E. HANGHUH KONYAK

7TH OCTOBER 2015 Dearest Father, even though you are physically no more with us, your undying fruitful hard working legacy left behind and extraordinary strong convectional spirit never to back down against this temporary world, still motivates and encourages us each passing hollow days to move forward in spite of the many ups and downs faced in life.

“Stars are uncountable but dad you are the POLE STAR guiding and brightening our life ” Thanking you for teaching, showing us the way to live, grow and cross unforeseen hurdles when alive.

Missing you deeply in silent tears on this day.

Loving wife, sons daughters and grand children.

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2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY Remembering TIAMONGBA

04.02.1995 – 07.10.2014 Your presence we miss Your memories we treasure Loving you always Forgetting you never.

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Mom, brothers & sisters

Bengali Youth Generation (BYG) consisting of 15 members for the first time took the initiative to provide lunch Thursday, at DMC office.

DMC administrator, H. Atokhe Aye thanked BYG for the initiative and encouraged

them to continue to work with zeal, unity and to recognize each other inorder to create peace and tranquillity in the society.

He also mentioned that such gesture would be an eye opener for the citizens.

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved Grandpa

LT. K. YEHEVI CHOPHY Dearest Grandpa... (Asü)

It's been a year since you left us for your heavenly abode. Not a single day passes by without thinking of you. Even though you left us, you will be forever in our hearts. Until we meet in God's glory, we will forever cherish the exemplary life you showed us. We love you and deeply miss you in silent tears.

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Died on 07.10.2015

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Lt. A. Watila Lkr 7th October 2016

Today you departed from us, yet your good deeds, Guidance and love had been a source of inspiration, Strength, comfort and blessing to us.

You will always be in our hearts.

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WEATHER FORECAST October 7

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A shower or t-storm in spots 32 26 Aizawl

A thunderstorm in the area

27 20

Guwahati Clouds and sun with a t-storm 33 24

A thunderstorm in the area

Imphal

29 21

Itanagar Periods of sun with a t-storm 31 21 Shillong

A shower or t-storm in spots 22 17

Kohima

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 23 18

Dimapur Periods of sun with a t-storm 33 23

Periods of sun with a t-storm 27 19

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Tuensang Periods of sun with a t-storm 23 16 Wokha

Not as warm with a t-storm

26 21

Zunheboto Periods of sun with a t-storm 22 17

HCHSS observes ‘anti-tobacco day’

DIMAPUR: Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School (HCHSS) observed ‘Anti-Tobacco day’ in its premise with the theme “say no to tobacco” on October 6, attended by Nodal Officer of National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP).

Dr. C. Tetso as chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Tetso said that tobacco consumption is Nagaland was an alarming 57% but Naga people were not serious about its harmful effects as a silent killer. Citing that tobacco consumption reduces about 15 years of life and kills around million people every year, he said that tobacco industry was constantly looking for new customers, who were children and teenagers.

Cautioning the children about the intake of mouth fresheners like Rajnigandha and Talab, he warned that these would ultimately lead them to tobacco consumption.

He also made the children aware of NTCP’s new initiative ‘smoke free Dimapur’ which aimed to discour-

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age public smoking and urged the students to participate in it and asked people to refrain from smoking in public places in the city.

The students also put up a skit on the occasion to depict the ill effects of tobacco consumption leading to death and ruining of relations.

ANHTA Kiphire appeals KIPHIRE, OCT 5 (NPN): All Nagaland Aggrieved Hindi Teacher’s Association (ANAHTA) Kiphire unit has appealed the responsible authorities to release one month pending

salary at the earliest. President ANAHTA Kiphire unit, Seroba Sangtam stated that other districts have already received in the month of August last but Kiphire SDEO is yet to

receive. Therefore, the association requested the higher authority to release within the week. Even after repeated appeal made to department, there has been no response to

their grievances and difficulty.

It also informed that teachers had been performing their duties sincerely for the last 8 months without salary.

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DEO, Dimapur informs Dimapur: District Education Officer (DEO) has reminded all the schools (Govt./ Private/Central Govt.) under Dimapur District to collect and submit the U-DISE Format & Students Profile on or before October 17.

KUWA 2nd session Dimapur: Kuzhami Welfare Organsiation Dimapur (KUWA) 2nd session of Kuzhami elders’ and leaders meet would be held on October 8 at 11 a.m in the residence of Nguzonyi Wetsah, near Unity Hr. Sec. School, Diphupar. All the invitees, elders and leaders from Dimapur district have been kindly requested to attend the session positively.

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Leave Assam, Sonowal Senior Congress MLA resigns, quit party tells illegal immigrants held a series of consultation with them before taking the decision,” the former minister said. Ibobi led Congress government’s inability to tackle the issues of the people of Manipur was behind his decision. “I have been asking myself whether I deserve to remain as an MLA in the present government which do not solve any of the multiple problems plaguing Manipur,” he said.

More than a year had passed since a student from his constituency died in police action against during a students’ rally demanding ILPS in the state in June last year and another nine tribal youths died in violent uprising in Churachandpur arising out in protests against the passing of three bills to address ILPS demand on August 31 last, he said.

While these problems remained unresolved, another problem was created by Ibobi government, he said, registering a strong protest against recent release of three arrested

NSCN(IM) cadres without any conditions.

Three NSCN(IM) cadres napped by troops of Assam Rifles in Senapati district on September 29 last were released by the state government after they were handed over to the state police. “This act shows yet another inability to deal satisfactory with public interest issue by the present government,” he maintained.

He said that he joined politics to protect the people of the state and its boundary and also to promote harmonious life among the various communities of the state.

When the state burns with various issues and when the people are left in chaos, there seem to be no logical meaning to remain as MLA, Biren said.

Biren is the sixth MLA who had tendered resignation from the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly after four Naga Peoples’ Front MLAs and a Congress resigned from MLA-ships which the Speaker has accepted recently.

G u wahat i , O c t 6 (Agencies): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Wednesday said that the interests of all genuine citizens will be protected by his government at any cost and strongly reiterated that all illegal migrants living in Assam would have to leave the state.

Speaking at a meeting organized by Nepali Sanskriti Suraksha Parishad at Rabindra Bhawan in Guwahati, Sonowal said that the Nepalis are a brave and hardworking community which has made tremendous contribution to the formation of the greater Assamese race. Allaying fears of the Nepali community, Sonowal said that the Nepalis living in Assam do not need to fear about their place in society, and they are as much sons of the soil as any other indigenous community of the state. The CM assured that the government is committed to protect the rights of Nepali people living in Assam for ages and it will not allow any

vested interest group to create confusion in the minds of Nepalis about their right to citizenship. The challenge posed by illegal migrants to Assamese society would have to be met by all the people of the state, cutting across tribes, classes and creeds, and the brave Nepali community has a big role to play in this, Sonowal said. Recalling contributions of Nepalis to the state, the Chief Minister said that right from pre-Independence era to the present day, there have been growing instances of sterling contribution of Nepali community in shaping Assamese identity and now too they must work towards making Assam one of the best states in the country.

Reiterating that the Nepalis are known for their bravery and honesty, Sonowal urged the community to come forward and make hands of the government stronger to defeat the evil designs of those who want to create rift between communities.

Gauhati HC rescinds order issued Pro-ILPS activists gherao legislators’ residences in Imphal post-September 22 mob violence IMPHAL, Oct 6: Campaign demanding enactment of legislation to protect the indigenous people of the state as well as campaign against government proposed bill to fulfill the former are reinvigorating in Manipur.

Pro-ILPS activists under the banner of the Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System (JCILPS) were gheraoing private residences of state legislators in Imphal furthering their campaign for early enactment of a constitutional safeguard for protection of indigenous peoples of the state.

While, Joint Action Committee against AntiTribal Bills (JACAATB) and Outer Manipur Tribals’ Forum (OMTF) Thursday announced going ahead with its proposed 12-bandh on Friday (October 7) in hill districts of the state.

Pro-ILPS activists started its campaign of gheraoing legislators’ residence from Wednesday and today they stormed the residence of two more legislators in Imphal.

They stormed the residences of Congress MLA RK Imo of Sagolband and BJP MLA Kh Joykishan at Thangmeiband, both in Imphal West today. However, both the MLAs were found out of station.

Talking reporters about the renewed campaign, JCILPS Women Wing convenor Thongam Apabi demanded that all legislators as well as political parties must declare their respective stand on the issue at the earliest.

She blamed the political parties and MLAs for indulging in cheap political gimmicks and mudslinging even as the state has been passing through a crucial phase. The convener further threatened with more intense form of

mass agitations. On the other hand, a joint statement of the JACAATB and OMTF today reiterated their stand on going ahead with their proposed 12-hour general strike which would be imposed in all tribal areas of the state from 6 am of October 7. In the statement, the two bodies alleged that the repeated attempts of the state government to pass a fresh bill were deviously similar to the rejected Protection of Manipur People Bill, 2015.

The JACAATB and OMTF would not accept any new bill that affects the tribal people and their ancestral territories, it added.

Media houses, medical emergencies, telecom, electricity, airport pick up and drop, weddings, school/college examinations, annual sports and pre-planned conferences/ seminars/programmes would be exempted from the purview of the bandh, the statement added.

Aizawl, Oct 6 (PTI): The Gauhati High Court today rescinded its order withdrawing all the judicial officers from south Mizoram’s Lunglei judicial district in the wake of the mob attack on the district court buildings, offices and residential quarters on September 22 last.

The order, issued by the Gauhati High Court Registrar General H K Sarma, said that District and Sessions Judge R Thanga, Additional District and Sessions Judge Helen Dawngliani and Civil Judgecum-Judicial Magistrate First Class R Malsawmdawngliana should resume duty in Lunglei immediately. The order also said that Senior Civil Judgecum-Chief Judicial Magistrate of Lawngtlai district Laldinpuia Tlau would also now hold circuit court in Lunglei with immediate effect.

Tlau was instructed on September 22 not to hold circuit court in Lunglei district un-

Manipur BJP rally OFFICE OF THE against Speaker KOHIMA LOTHA ELOE EKHÜNG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, we the Kohima Lotha Eloe Ekhüng (KLEE ) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon, Parliamentary Secretary, Labour & Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and Border Affairs and his Lady wife for their kind presence and valuable advice as a Chief Guest during the Silver Jubilee celebration of KLEE which was held on 24th September 2016 at State Academy Hall, Kohima. We would also like to extend our gratitude to all well wishers, programme officials, Media persons, Traffic personnel and the members of KLEE for their kind contributions, logistic support and most of all, your warm presence which made the programme a grand success.

We regret our inability to mention and thank each and every person individually.

ARHONI KIKON LILY EZUNG President General Secretary

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IMPHAL, Oct 6: BJP Manipur Thursday took out a rally on the streets of Imphal against alleged abuse of constitutional powers by the Speaker of the Manipur Legislative Assembly.

Hundreds of party workers and supporters marched towards Raj Bhavan but they were prevented by the police before reaching Raj Bhavan at Keishampat.

However, representatives of the party were allowed to proceed. In the absence of Governor, BJP leaders submitted a memorandum to Governor’s secretary drawing attention of the Governor to the misuse and abuse of powers by the speaker.

Talking to reporters after coming out of the Raj Bhavan, former state BJP president Th Chaoba accused the Speaker of Manipur Assembly of abusing the 1Oth Schedule of the Constitution.

Cases of disqualification under 1Oth Schedule of the Constitution were very common in other states of the country too. However, the cases usually resolved within six months, he said.

But in Manipur, the Speaker takes more than a year if the cases were not in favour of the ruling Congress, he alleged.

Besides, even as disqualification cases filed in 2014 against five MSCP MLAs who joined Congress and one LJP MLA were still pending, they were allowed to join the ruling Congress and the Speaker takes no action till date, he said. The Speaker’s biased attitude was exposed further when he kept his judgment reserved for a prolonged period, he added.

MLA Joykishan said that BJP Manipur Pradesh would continue to protest against the Speaker with a series of dharna at party’s Mandal level across the 60 Assembly constituencies of the state. BJP would not remain silent to the unethical conduct of the Speaker, he added.

Placard condemning the unfair verdict of the speaker were displayed during the protest rally.

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ate to the fullest for the welfare of the people of Lunglei. The Gauhati High Court had withdrawn all the judges in Lunglei district and attached them with the District and Sessions Judge, Aizawl district following mob violence in Lunglei district court premises.

The order came after an irate mob belonging to Zohnuai locality of Lunglei damaged district court buildings with stones and bricks on that day and also ransacked the official residence of the Civil Judge.

APPRECIATION

CLARION CALL OF ARJU SANGER

We the Mongsenyimti Arju sanger solemnly declares in unanimity to support the resolution made by Langpangkong Students’ Conference (LKM) on Clean Election and thus affirms to hold as a word of honour in its endeavour for successful implementation.

Sd/Sd.C. Lima Ozukum T. Mar Ozukum President Arju Secretary Arju

Loving Dad and Mom. ____________________ Dear Aphy, Its lovely to wish all sorts of nice and beautiful things for a person as sweet and as special as you...........

Have a wonderfu l birthday.

From, Aki, Sentsulo, Rongsen, Hika, Sofia Zayiro. ____________________ Dearest Meikho (Yongyong) We wish you a very happy 4th Birthday. May the Almighty God continue to bless you and protect you forever.

As you celebrate your Birthday today, may happiness be your constant friend of your life.

Many many happy returns of the day.

From Opü, Op-e, Oko, Onyü and Love Ones.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU: KOHIMA, NAGALAND

NO.GA/TSNU/JUD/SC-1/2009/PT-II OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti. Gwahile Lorin wife of Late Khentsi Lorin of Tseminyu Old Town who expired on 5th September 2016 has applied for issuance of succession certificate to Draw/Operate/Transfer her late husband pension Payment NO.NL-3503 and SBI Account No. 11826855527 under section 375 of the Indian Succession Act 1925.

Public are hereby asked to file any claims/objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time.

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The Kuki Students Organisation Nagaland applaud Shri. L. Limsong, IAS Border Affairs on his promotion to the highest level of administration in the country. It is a moment of great joy and adds that “Sir, you are a true example of a leader and now with this achievement, you added another feather your crown”. We wish you all the best for your future and congratulate you for this achievement.

May you achieve every success in your life. God Bless.

(Lamminlal Thangsing) (Paotinsei Khongsai) General Secretary, KSON President, KSON

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. 683 Dt. 28-16-16 I, Shri Mezhüpfelhou Mere, son/daughter of Lt. Vilvo age about 47 years resident of Pezielietsie, North Block -3 town/ village Kohima Dist. of the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That my correct name is Mezhüpfelhou Mere whereas due to negligence my name was entered and recorded as Mezhüpfelhou Keditsu in some documents.

2. That the names Mezhüpfelhou Keditsu and Mezhüpfelhou Mere are one and both the names refer to me alone.

That the statements made by me above are correct and true and nothing has been concealed therein. I hereby my signature below today the 28 Sept.

2016 at Kohima.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed an declare by the deponent before me on this day the th 28 Sept. 2016.

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Regd. No . 1057 Date. 21-09-2016 I, Shri Nuvezo Thira, S/o Shri Vesahu Thira of Kikruma Village, presently residing at Zion colony Phek Town, District Phek, in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under:1. That I am a citizen of India.

2. That, my correct name Nuvezo Thira is being used in my Aadhaar Card, However, my name was inadvertently entered as Mr. Nuvezo in my Bank Account Pass Book bearing A/C No. 30897291992.

3. That the names Nuvezo and Nuvezo Thira are same and one person only.

4. That the purpose of swearing this affidavit is to declare that, henceforth, my name shall be called as Nuvezo Thira shall be used for all official and legal purposes.

5. That the above statements are all true to the best of my knowledge.

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(Imkummeren Pongen) President The Mongsenyimti Arju Sanger on 4 October 2016 conducted its general meeting organized by the eldest of all Arju sanger, the 10th Zunga on the theme “PUTU ATAYIM ZÜHZÜ”, where all its affiliated Mongsenyimti Arju Sanger Union/Units attended in large number.

The Arju president Mr. C. Lima Ozukum basing on the theme implore to all the Arju sanger on the rich customary trends which withstood the tested of time and whetted from time immemorial and have become a priceless lifestyle for the citizens of the village. He urged every matured citizen to walk in the footsteps so as to carry these excellent trends for generations to come. The program featured short challenges from the eldest Arju zunga Kohima and Mokokchung units. 9th Arju zunga of the village elaborated the significance behind Arju, 8th Arju zunga proposed a vote of thanks speech and 7th Arju zunga enthralled the gathering with Ao traditional song.

bless you.

Baby!you were born with a natural affinity. For you being born into this world we became the happiest one.

We love you so much little BUG.Happy 1st Birthday to you Waddling little kiddo.God

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The Japu Students' Union with immense joy and pride extends heartiest congratulations to Mr. Tiamenba Longshir, S/o Late Tongtiyangba Longshir and Mrs. Lanutemsula on securing Top 1 (M.Sc, Geology) from Nagaland University, Kohima campus, Meriema.

The Union wishes him success in his future endeavours. th

Cutie shusho,

I, Shri Abeilie, extend my sincere appreciation to Kohima Village Youth Organization (QRT) for the excellent work of recovery and delivery of my lost Bike. And also thanks to OC of North P.S for the kind release of my bike.

Japu Village, P.O Mangkolemba Dist. Mokokchung, Nagaland

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til further order. Gauhati High Court Chief Justice Ajit Singh today issued a statement saying that he met church and NGO leaders as also the people in this southern town and appreciated their concern for the welfare of the people of Lunglei.

He said that he, therefore, deemed it fit to rescind the high court order issued on September 22 for the larger interest and restore the judicial officers in the district. Justice Singh expressed the hope that the administration would cooper-

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Dear Among (BaBe), A hundred hearts will be too few to carry my love and best wishes that i have for you.

“Happy Birthday BaBe’’ Love you endlessly...

From Your: Bodmass. ____________________

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IMPHAL, Oct 6: In pollbound Manipur, the ruling Congress lost yet another senior leader as former minister and sitting MLA Nongthombam Biren quit the party after tendering resignation from MLA-ship on Thursday.

Biren, who was elected from Heingang A/C of Imphal East district on Congress ticket, today submitted his resignation paper as MLA to the Speaker of Manipur Legislative Assembly Th Lokeshwor in the afternoon. It was followed by resignation from the primary membership of the Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC).

He submitted his resignation paper to MPCC president TN Haokip.

Biren has been representing Heingang A/C for the last three consecutive terms and the last two terms (including the current term) were elected on Congress ticket. He was a cabinet minister in the first and second term of the Ibobi

led Congress government but missed the same in this current term. His resignation from both MLA-ship and Congress primary membership came up in less than a month after seasoned politician and senior leader of Congress Yumkham Erabot left the party.

Erabot had also resigned from MLA-ship as well primary membership of the Congress on September 12 this year and joined BJP. However, Biren did not follow the same suit. Instead he chose to be silent to which party he would join even as he announced to go ahead with his political career. “I will decide further step after discussion with my workers, supporters and well wishers,” Biren said.

Talking to reporters after he submitted his resignation papers, Biren said that he had taken the decision to resign from MLA-ship and leave Congress after due consultation with his workers, supporters and well-wishers. “For the last around three months I

We the family members of Miss Neithongunuo Angela Belho and Miss Khrieketouno Belho d(s)/o Late Neituo Belho and Azonuo Lucy Belho would like to extend our heartiest congratulations for their achievements in their respective fields of study.

1) Miss Neithongunuo Angela Belho for being honored the Gold Medalist in her Masters in Botany in the year 2013 from North Eastern Hill University, Shillong.

2) Miss Khrieketouno Belho for securing Rank no.

2 in her Masters in Geography in the year 2016 from North Eastern Hill University, Shillong.

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The Japu Village Council congratulates Mr. Tiamenba Longshir, s/o Late Tongtiyangba Longshir and Mrs. Lanutemsula on securing Top-1 in M.Sc, Geology from Nagaland University, Kohima campus.

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LANGKOK UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATES

The Langkok Union Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Thsathriba Sangtam for being qualified in the Asian Karate Coach from Nagaland.

The Union appreciate your hard work and efforts for beinging laurels to the Nagas in general and community in particular.

The Union wishes greater achievements in future.

Ngangshiba G/Secy., LUD

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No records to confirm birth date of ex-PM : PMO New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): No records are available with the Prime Minister’s Office to certify the birth date of former PM Chandrashekhar, the top office has told the Central Information Commission.

The case came before the Central Infor mation Commission (CIC) after Farukhabad-based RTI applicant Shivnarayan Shrivastava demanded documents from the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) to support the date of birth of Chandrashekhar, given as July 1, 1927 on its website.

Shrivastava said while the PMO website claimed that the date of birth of the former Prime Minister was July 1, 1927, the Uttar Pradesh government had declared a public holiday on April 17, 2015 as Chandrshekhar’s birth anniversary.

“The appellant (Shrivastava) stated that the birth anniversary of the former Prime Minister Shri Chandrashekhar should be celebrated on his correct date of birth,” Chief Information Commissioner R K Mathur noted in the order.

The PMO told the Commission that the personal profile of the Prime Minister was prepared and uploaded on the website by his personal staff as per his directions.

“There is no requirement for the Prime Minister to submit his date of birth document in the Prime Minister’s Office,” it told the Commission.

Modi doing ‘dalali’ over deaths of soldiers: Rahul New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS): In a hard-hitting attack, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of doing “dalali” over the blood shed by Indian soldiers.

Gandhi was addressing a rally at the Jantar Mantar here at the end of his Kisan Yatra that took place in electionbound Uttar Pradesh.

Modi, he said, was taking political mileage from the surgical strikes the army conducted in Pakistani territory and the sacrifices of soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir.

“Unki dalali kar rahe ho,” he thundered.

“Yeh bilkul galat hai...

Hindustan ki sena ne Hindustan ka kaam kiya, aap apna kaam keejiye... (This is totally wrong... The Indian Army did its job for India, you do your work),” the Congress leader said.

The Indian Army carried out surgical strikes on September 29 against terrorist launch pads across the Line of Control in the wake of a terror attack that left 19 soldiers dead in Jammu and Kashmir.

An aggressive Gandhi also accused Modi of not fulfilling promises made to the people during the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

Manohar Parrikar pads across the Line of Control in Pakistan-administered Kashmir that further escalated the tension.

A camp of 30 Rashtriya Rifles was attacked by militants on Thursday in Kashmir’s Kupwara district. In the gun battle, three terrorists were killed by the army.

Parrikar also referred to the maritime domain as a key enabler of prosperity that faces a wide spectrum of threats and reiterated India’s support for freedom of navigation, over-flights and unimpeded lawful commerce, based on the principle of international law as reflected notably in the United Nations

Convention on Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).

The three-day meet is being attended by representatives of 23 member nations and organisations including China, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, Russia, EU and Asean Secretariat. India last hosted the meet in October 2003 in New Delhi.

The main theme of discussion at the meet will be ‘Transformation of military education to meet the challenges of 21st Century’.

No need to give video proof on strikes: Parrikar

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Friday questioned the “loyalty” of those who doubted the Army and sought proof of surgical strikes across the LoC even as he made it clear that there is no need to give out any video of the operation .

Describing the crossLoC operation as “100 per cent perfect surgical strike”, he said the borders of the country are secure under the Narendra Modi government.

However, he warned that one has to remain vigilant against “certain elements”

who don’t owe their loyalty to the country completely.

“No one had doubted bravery of our forces ever, but for the first time recently some people are doubting,” he said, maintaining that he would not like to take names.

Highlighting the news report of CNN News18 in which a Pakistani police officer has admitted that surgical strikes did happen, Parrikar said, “There is now no more reason to release video or to give any proof.”

Pa r r i k a r, w h o wa s speaking at a BJP organised public meeting, said that many ex-servicemen have shown willingness to fight on the border if required.

“Some ex-servicemen wrote to me and said that they are ready to fight on the border if need arises. I salute them,” said the minister, adding, “Our nation carries the heart and courage to carry this task out.”

He also said that the forces and citizens will have to be vigilant against “frustrated” terrorists who will try and attack because of the shame they have been put to as a result of the surgical strikes.

Dadri: Refused to cremate body of murder accused

Greater Noida, Oct 6 (PTI): Bishada in Uttar Pradesh is on the boil once again as villagers today refused to cremate the body of 22-yearold Ravi, accused in the Dadri lynching case.

Ravi alias Robin died at Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Hospital in Delhi yesterday of kidney and respiratory failure. Villagers draped his coffin in a tricolour, saying he had been martyred protecting “Hindu values”. Tensions rose as the body reached the village, as villagers outrightly rejected Ravi’s death report claiming he was murdered. Heavy police force was also deployed in the area. Seeing the body draped in a tricolour, policemen and administration officials, however, preferred to remain mum as objections might have sparked violence in the area.

“Villagers demanded Rs 1 crore for deceased’s family, arrest of Akhlaq’s brother Jaan Mohammad in a cow slaughter case and an FIR against the jailer. Villagers told administration that they will not cremate the body till their demands are met,” said Sanjay Rana, BJP leader and father of one of the accused.

Gautam Buddh Nagar District Magistrate N P Singh said the state government would give its consent for a CBI probe if the deceased’s family is not satisfied with the ongoing inquiry.

People made to suffer menace of diseases in Delhi: Supreme Court

New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): In a stinging criticism of the handling of dengue and chikungunya menace in Delhi, the Supreme Court Thursday said the authorities here were “not interested” and the people have been “left to suffer”.

It also expressed disappointment over the outcome of yesterday’s meeting between the Lieutenant Governor and Delhi government on curbing vector-borne diseases like dengue and chikungunya and asked them to hold another meeting this evening to firm up steps to check the diseases.

“We have gone through the minutes of meeting held yesterday and we are quiet disappointed with the outcome,” a bench of justices M B Lokur and Amitava Rao said.

“These people are not interested and the people of Delhi are left to suffer,” the bench observed and asked the LG and Delhi Government to hold a meeting at 5.30 PM today to discuss the matter.

During the hearing, Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar, appearing for Delhi Chief Secretary, told the bench that LG Najeeb Jung would convene a meeting in which those officers, who were directed to attend the meeting by the court in its October 4 order, would be present.

The bench also asked

Tourism Ministry asks states to extend range of polythene ban New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): With a view to improve cleanliness at monuments, Union Tourism Ministry has written to state governments asking them to help extend the ban on polythene beyond the radius of 100 metres to 300 meters around the centrally protected archaeological sites.

On October 2, the government had announced a complete ban on polythene in the radius of 100 metres around over 3,680 monuments which are under the jurisdiction of Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The area between 100 to 300 meters around the monuments which is called regulated zone falls under the jurisdiction of the state governments.

“We have issued advisory to all state governments/ UTs to help in extending the

polythene-free initiative beyond the 100 meter radius to 300 meters around the protected monuments,” Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma told a joint press conference on ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’ along with Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar.

He said his ministry also plans to bring in some laws to impose strict implementation of the polythene-free initiative in the areas which are under the jurisdiction of ASI. An official said the initiative will be reviewed after a month to decide whether there is any need to impose fines on offenders. Sharma also announced sanctioning of Rs 350 crore to provide facilities like protected boundaries, toilets and disabled friendly access in all the ASI monuments. He

also said that 75 monuments, including Safdarjung Tomb and Purana Qila in Delhi and Agra Fort and Akbar’s Tomb in Uttar Pradesh, have been added to the list of existing 25 monuments under Adarsh Smarak Scheme for upgradation of tourist related amenities. These monuments are also covered under ‘Swachh Paryatan Mobile App’ through which general public can communicate their complaints about any unclean area or garbage piles in and around the tourist destination.

Bringing in an element of competition so as to push cleanliness efforts, Sharma said the ASI has ranked top 25 Adarsh

Monuments on the basis of cleanliness parameters such as amenities like toilets, green lawns, polythene free zone, drinking water and provision for garbage bins.

He said ‘Rani ki Vav (Gujarat)’, a World Heritage Site, has been declared as the cleanest iconic place in the country.

Sharma listed various initiatives of Tourism and Culture Ministries such as spreading awareness through various music, dance and drama events on completion of two years of Swachhata Abhiyan on October 2. On a query whether tourism has been impacted due escalating tension between India and

Pakistan and also due to terrorism, he said no such thing has been brought to the notice of the ministry and the data which is available till August shows healthy growth in tourist footfall. Addressing the conference, Tomar called for support and change in behaviour of the people for giving momentum to the cleanliness drive under Swachh Bharat Mission.

To a query on toilets not being used due to lack of water supply, an official of Drinking Water & Sanitation Ministry said the government’s priority is to provide piped water supply to the areas which are declared open defecation free.

senior advocate Colin Gonsalves, who is an amicus curiae in the matter, to participate in the meeting and express his views on how to tackle the menace of these vector-borne diseases.

The bench directed that the participants should discuss the steps to be taken to prevent the problem faced by the people of Delhi this year and also the future measures.

“We expect the participants to keep the interest of people of Delhi in mind while doing the entire exercise,” the bench said, adding “we expect that the action taken is collaborative and cooperative”.

It fixed the matter for further hearing on October 17.

The apex court had on October 4 directed Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Health Minister Satyendra Jain to hold a meeting with LG Najeeb Jung, which was held yesterday, to chalk out a strategy for curbing vectorborne diseases like dengue and chikungunya in the national capital, while warning Delhi

government against indulging in blame game. The bench had refused to go into allegations and counter- allegations over power tussle between the LG and the Arvind Kejriwal-led government and said “no substitute” should attend the meeting with LG, except whose names have been proposed. The court had asked Union Health secretary P K Mishra, Chief Secretary K K Sharma, commissioners of South Delhi Municipal Corporation, East Delhi Municipal Corporation, North Delhi Municipal Corporation and New Delhi Municipal Council, CEO of Delhi Cantonment Board to attend the meeting with LG. Apart from the officials of civic bodies, the court had asked amicus curiae Colin Gonsalves, Chairman of Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, General Manager of Northern Railway and Vice Chairman of Delhi Development Authority to attend the meeting to discuss the steps to be taken to check the menace.

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New Delhi/ AGRA, Oct 6 (IANS/PTI): Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar on Thursday called terrorism the “foremost challenge” for the south-east Asian countries, adding that there is a need to delegitimise it as an instrument of state policy.

Parrikar said: “Terrorism remains foremost challenge to our (Asean) region. We need to oppose terrorism resolutely everywhere, delegitimise it as an instrument of state policy, and cooperate unreservedly to locate and destroy terrorist networks.”

He was speaking at the 20th Asean Regional Forum Heads of Defence Universities meet here.

“The security frameworks in our (Asean) region still does not give enough attention to terrorism. This must change,” he said according to an official statement.

The comments came amid continued tension along the India-Pakistan border following the attack on an Indian Army camp at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir, which left 19 soldiers dead.

A surgical strike was conducted by the Indian Army in the night between September 28 and 29 on terror launch

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PURE NAGALAND SPECIAL RICE Available at

LIFE PHARMACY Near Holy Cross Police Point Church Road, Dimapur DP-7822

Rs. 1800/- per 50 kg bag Contact No : 8413819691

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ANNUAL RATE CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY OF ANIMAL FEED INGREDIENTS (RE-TENDER NOTICE) On behalf of the Secretary ICAR, the Director, ICAR - NRCM, re-invites sealed Tenders (two bid system) for entering into Annual Rate Contract (2016 - 17) for the supply of Animal Feed ingredients for a period of one year.

The details such as specifications, terms and conditions can be downloaded from the website: www.nrcmithun. res.in Last date of submission of tender is 03.11.2016 (upto 3.00 PM).

Sd/ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER FOR AND ON BEHALF OF DIRECTOR DC-2249

TENDER NOTICE 50 COMPANY ASC (SUP) TYPE 'C'/SUPPLY COY ASC, DIMAPUR 1. E-Tenders/Offline Tenders are invited for supply of Sugar, Edible Oil, MM Food, Dal, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Butter Tinned, Animal Ration, Juice, Biscuits, Almond Giri and other Misc Food items, FOL Product (Grease, Oil, Lubes and Hygiene Chemical), Office Equipments and Stationery items, Depot Contingency Stores( Paints, Twine Juite, Tarpoline, Thread, Ghee Trays, Pad Locks, De-Humidifiers, Sealing Wax, Cutting Palsh etc), LPG Appliances including spares parts and Computers and its peripheral (UPS, Printers, Multi Function Devices, Zerox Machine etc) as and when required at Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C' for the period from 01 Nov 2016 to 31 Jan 2017 from original manufactures/authorised C&F Agents/Agents/Distributors/Stockiest meeting AGMARK/BIS/FPO certifications of their products as well as FSSAI regulations for Food products and ISI certification for LPG and other products.

2. The tendering for purchase of more than Rs. 2,00,000/- will be carried out by the process of e-procurement through Central Public Procurement Portal of NIC (http:// eprocure.gov.in). Tender forms can be downloaded from Central Public Procurement Portal of NIC (http://eprocure.gov.in) as per Notice Inviting Tender (NIT). Detailed instructions will be issued to the Contractors/firms by this HQ through Notice Inviting Tenders (NIT) on CPP Portal of NIC (http://eprocure.gov.in).

3. The Tendering for purchase of below Rs. 2,00,000/- will be done manually by placing Sealed Tender box in office complex at Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C. Quotations should will be placed in the Sealed Tender Box in sealed envelope on the day of tender which will be intimated in advance through notice board placed at Main Gate of Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C'.

4. For any enquiry regarding tender, contractor/firms visit Supply Company ASC, Dimapur/50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type 'C' on any working day between 1OOOh to 1330h/ email-50coyasc@gmail.com/ and contact OC, 50 Company ASC (SUPPLY) on telephone No-3862-233853.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Dt. Kohima, the

th Oct. 2016

NOTIFICATION

NO. DTE/ ESTT-2/12/ 2016-17 : Applications in plain paper is hereby invited from interested Candidates who have appeared NSEE-I 2016 to undergo 5(five) years Degree course of B.V.Sc & AH at College of Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry, Peren District, Nagaland under Central Agricultural University, Imphal during 2016-17 session.

This notification is necessitated due to allocation of 3 (three) additional seats from Central Agricultural University Imphal on the 5th October 2016.

ELIGIBILITY:1. Passed Higher Secondary (10+2) in all the subjects with a minimum of 50% Marks of aggregate in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology for General & OBC Categories and 40% Marks for SC/ ST and Physically Challenged.

2. The Candidates must have attained 17 years of age on 31st December, 2016.

Last date for submission of application to the office of the undersigned is 12th Oct 2016 upto 12:00 noon and spot round counseling will be held on the same day at 1:00 P M in the conference Hall at Directorate of Technical Education, Kohima. Selection of Candidates will be based on the merit of NSEE-I, 2016. A candidate who had already been selected and nominated/sponsored by the State Government for any study course in the past shall not be eligible for selection.

The last date of admission to the college is 13th October 2016.

(ER. LONGMETANG WALLING) Additional Director DC-2247

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

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

No. DSC/Contract/2016-17

Dated Dimapur, the 6th Oct' 2016

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Tender in sealed cover affixing court fee stamp of Rs. 7.50 (Rupees Seven fifty paisa) only for Transportationcum-Handling Agents are hereby invited from any Registered Contractors of Nagaland on behalf of the Government of Nagaland, having financially sound and experience in the said work as Transporter-cumHandling Agent of PHH Foodgrains under NFSA for the District and PDC Centers in the State.

The details condition pertaining to Tender Paper against the above mentioned work will be available in the Office of the Director, Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur with a payment of Rs 1000/- (Rupees One thousand) only through Treasury Challan under the Head of "4408" in favour of the Director, Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur from 12th of October to 18th of October 2016 during Office hours. The last date and time of receipt of Tender papers will be 25th October, 2016 till 1100 hours and will open on the same day at 1500 hours.

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(Sentirenla Longkumer) Additional Director, Food & Civil Supplies Nagaland : Dimapur

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Austerity in limbo

here is no debate that the huge financial deficit faced by the government of Nagaland should have ignited spontaneous measures for strict austerity in order to check unnecessary expenditure and effect saving. The government is still grappling with the huge accumulated deficit, which was pegged at around Rs.1419 crore as per the budget figures presented to the house by chief minister T.R.Zeliang. The government also projected in the budget speech that in the 2016-17 financial year ending, it was expected to reduce the figure to around Rs.1194 crore. As things stand today, development in Nagaland has come to a standstill, in the sense, that payment of bills for construction works undertaken in the previous years have not been fully cleared. Again with the disbandment of the Planning Commission and the replacement

by NITI Aayog on January 1,2015 with the prime minister as the ex-official chairman. The Modi government had replaced the Planning Commission instead of bringing in some changes as it wanted to gradually get rid of vestiges of the old Nehruvian economic vision. Be that as it may, the devolution of taxes and fostering involvement and participation of states in the economic policy making process sounded good. After the initial brouhaha, Nagaland and states in the north east which used to receive additional funds through the recommendations of the erstwhile Planning Commission, seemed to have realized that mere devolution of taxes and participation in decision making were not equal to the sum of money they used to receive. Austerity measures cannot be achieved merely by announcing them. Rather there needs to be clarity and sense of purpose over the issue of austerity. The state government should have set targets on all government departments with quarterly review on how much has been saved. The lack of purpose on such issues stems from the lack of control after decades of indulgence at various levels of the government, driven by lack of transparency and accountability.

After the 1980s, politicians have literally thrown all caution to the winds in pursuit of power, popularity and populism. The political will needed to effect meaningful austerity was buried when, despite mounting financial crisis, the government continued to indulge in illogical decisions that caused reckless spending with an overdrive on construction projects.

In addition, the populist decision to create more departments through bifurcation came at great cost but no one really cares for the long term consequences.

The bifurcation of departments for a small state like Nagaland is like creating more class sections for a limited number of students. A state with hardly 20 lakh people has over 1,40,000 employed and the number continues to grow. The 13th Finance Commission of India had pointed out that Nagaland should spend only 35% of its budget towards salaries of government employees. This meant that Nagaland has over 70,000 excess employees. This was a major reason for the deficit that has plagued Nagaland since the 90s. The state government continues to use the ‘backdoor’ route to employ those close to powers that be and bureaucrats, in addition to retaining services of retired employees.

The Supreme Court ruled that the government had the right to abolish any office or post and that the retrenched employees had no right to seek re-employment or adjustment in other departments, it put an end to the erroneous belief that the government is duty bound to employ people.

DailyDevotion The Nature of Regeneration When it pleased God…to reveal His Son in me…

—Galatians 1:15-16 If Jesus Christ is going to regenerate me, what is the problem He faces? It is simply this— I have a heredity in which I had no say or decision; I am not holy, nor am I likely to be; and if all Jesus Christ can do is tell me that I must be holy, His teaching only causes me to despair. But if Jesus Christ is truly a regenerator, someone who can put His own heredity of holiness into me, then I can begin to see what He means when He says that I have to be holy.

Redemption means that Jesus Christ can put into anyone the hereditary nature that was in Himself, and all the standards He gives us are based on that nature— His teaching is meant to be applied to the life which He puts within us. The proper action on my part is simply to agree with God’s verdict on sin as judged on the Cross of Christ.

The New Testament teaching about regeneration is that when a person is hit by his own sense of need, God will put the Holy Spirit into his spirit, and his personal spirit will be energized by the Spirit of the Son of God— “…until Christ is formed in you” (Galatians 4:19). The moral miracle of redemption is that God can put a new nature into me through which I can live a totally new life. When I finally reach the edge of my need and know my own limitations, then Jesus says, “Blessed are you…” (Matthew 5:11).

But I must get to that point. God cannot put into me, the responsible moral person that I am, the nature that was in Jesus Christ unless I am aware of my need for it.

Just as the nature of sin entered into the human race through one man, the Holy Spirit entered into the human race through another Man (see Romans 5:12-19). And redemption means that I can be delivered from the heredity of sin, and that through Jesus Christ I can receive a pure and spotless heredity, namely, the Holy Spirit.

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If you kick a stone in anger, you’ll hurt your own foot. ~ Korean Proverb

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Post-mortem Environmental problems

ur environment is constantly changing. There is no denying that. However, as our environment changes, so does the need to become increasingly aware of the problems that surround it. With a massive influx of natural disasters, warming and cooling periods, different types of weather patterns and much more, people need to be aware of what types of environmental problems our planet is facing.

Global warming has become an undisputed fact about our current livelihoods; our planet is warming up and we are definitely part of the problem. However, this isn’t the only environmental problem that we should be concerned about. All across the world, people are facing a wealth of new and challenging environmental problems every day. Some of them are small and only affect a few ecosystems, but others are drastically changing the landscape of what we already know.

Our planet is poised at the brink of a severe environmental crisis. Current environmental problems make us vulnerable to disasters and tragedies, now and in the future.

We are in a state of planetary emergency, with environmental problems piling up high around us. Unless we address the various issues prudently and seriously we are surely doomed for disaster. Current environmental problems require urgent attention.

15 major current environmental problems 1. Pollution: Pollution of air, water and soil require millions of years to recoup.

Industry and motor vehicle exhaust are the number one pollutants. Heavy metals, nitrates and plastic are toxins responsible for pollution. While water pollution is caused by oil spill, acid rain, urban runoff; air pollution is caused by various gases and toxins released by industries and factories and combustion of fossil fuels; soil pollution is majorly caused by industrial waste that deprives soil from essential nutrients.

2. Global Warming: Climate changes like global warming is the result of human practices like emission of Greenhouse gases.

Global warming leads to rising temperatures of the oceans and the earth’ surface causing melting of polar ice caps, rise in sea levels and also unnatural patterns of precipitation such as flash floods, excessive snow or desertification.

3. Overpopulation: The population of the planet is reaching unsustainable levels as it faces shortage of resources like water, fuel and food. Population explosion in less developed and developing countries is straining the already scarce resources.

Intensive agriculture practiced to produce food damages the environment through use of chemical fertilizer, pesticides and insecticides. Overpopulation is one of the crucial current environmental problem.

4. Natural Resource Depletion: Natural resource depletion is another crucial current environmental problems. Fossil fuel consumption results in emission of Greenhouse gases, which is responsible for global warming and climate change. Globally, people are taking efforts to shift to renewable sources

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to the presence of certain pollutants in the atmosphere. Acid rain can be caused due to combustion of fossil fuels or erupting volcanoes or rotting vegetation which release sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere. Acid rain is a known environmental problem that can have serious effect on human health, wildlife and aquatic species.

12. Water Pollution: Clean drinking water is becoming a rare commodity. Water is becoming an economic and political issue as the human population fights for this resource. One of the options suggested is using the process of desalinization. Industrial development is filling our rivers seas and oceans with toxic pollutants which are a major threat to human health.

13. Urban Sprawl: Urban sprawl refers to migration of population from high density urban areas to low density rural areas which results in spreading of city over more and more rural land. Urban sprawl results in land degradation, increased traffic, environmental issues and health issues. The ever growing demand of land displaces natural environment consisting of flora and fauna instead of being replaced.

14: Public Health Issues: The current environmental problems pose a lot of risk to health of humans, and animals. Dirty water is the biggest health risk of the world and poses threat to the quality of life and public health. Run-off to rivers carries along toxins, chemicals and disease carrying organisms.

Pollutants cause respiratory disease like Asthma and cardiac-vascular problems.

High temperatures encourage the spread of infectious diseases like Dengue.

15. Genetic Engineering: Genetic modification of food using biotechnology is called genetic engineering. Genetic modification of food results in increased toxins and diseases as genes from an allergic plant can transfer to target plant. Genetically modified crops can cause serious environmental problems as an engineered gene may prove toxic to wildlife. Another drawback is that increased use of toxins to make insect resistant plant can cause resultant organisms to become resistant to antibiotics.

The need for change in our daily lives and the movements of our government is growing. Because so many different factors come into play; voting, governmental issues, the desire to stick to routine, many people don’t consider that what they do will affect future generations. If humans continue moving forward in such a harmful way towards the future, then there will be no future to consider. Although it’s true that we cannot physically stop our ozone layer from thinning (and scientists are still having trouble figuring out what is causing it exactly,) there are still so many things we can do to try and put a dent in what we already know. By raising awareness in your local community and within your families about these issues, you can help contribute to a more environmentally conscious and friendly place for you to live.

Source: www.conserve-energy-future.com

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Nagas vis-à-vis issues

NTRODUCTION I am constrained to share my mind with our people again over today’s situation, running like a state of helter-skelter, in which everything makes sense and nothing makes sense. For a moment, let us move from all distractions to the central issue…

1. STATUS QUO: The present arrangement of placing our people in separate states and countries is unacceptable.

No genuine Naga can afford to remain idle or static. It is always an emphatic ‘NO’ to status quo.

2 . T H E U NAVO I D ABLE: We cannot change history and geography. We cannot take our land and people away elsewhere. We have to deal with India and Burma/Myanmar.

The British also owe us an explanation over its silence on the issue.

3. OUR RELIANCE: Our existence does not have to be just whatever happens in the course of time and at the mercy of chances. No nation or kingdom, big or small, is safe and strong enough to be permanent on its own. The only secure and eternal one is that of God. Our prayer for all Nagas is “Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven” (Matt 6:10).

4. WHAT WE ARE: A tiny people surrounded by gigantic nations. We have a case, a political issue for which we are known. Small yet powerful.

We are strong in war but weak in peace.

5. WHAT WE AR E NOT: Neither secessionists, separatists nor anti-nationals, though we are often labelled insurgents, extremists, agitators, undergrounds, etc. We are not a people without valid, undeniable and legitimate identity, records or documents.

6. IDEA SHIFT: Today we tend to think too small, thereby producing brands of politicians functioning as expedients and pragmatists whose foundation or base is on situational ethics only. Our ancestors, with great vision and sacrifices launched our movement, taught by word and deed, travelled in safe zone adopting all fair, viable and democratic means. We need to think big today, lest we lose focus.

7. FINALITY: The word ‘FINAL’ is irrelevant. We have to understand the position of India and Burma/Myanmar

(their potentials as well as limitations), keeping a door open always for future generations.

We are in transition. We are strugglers and becomers.

8. THE FINE-TUNING: Only experienced and accomplished musicians with enough skills know how to fine-tune the instrument; Only the wearer knows where the shoe pricks; Too many cooks may spoil the broth. But the negotiating team must take their senior colleagues who matter into confidence for vital decisions on national affairs. May the process leave no stone unturned.

9. OUR COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY: The public want their leaders to be saints and transparent whereas we ourselves are often not. It is our duty to help them come closer to one another. NATIONAL INTEREST is above all other interests, of which we have many. May all our national workers keep their priority.

How good it will be if our leaders could brace themselves to duties without fear or favour in response to the repeated appeals and demands, so that coming generations can say“They have not failed.

They have done their best.

They have passed on the baton.

We shall prepare ourselves To respond to the call of our time.”

And if the Naga nation lasts for a thousand years, men will say “It was their finest moment”.

10. A WILD IDEA: Can the leaders from so-called advanced tribes take a breather or respite from all hectic activities over by-products or side issues?

That will be a good indicator of future weal or well-being and for the common good of all Nagas and all their lands. When impulse conflicts with reality, sooner or later reality wins.

CONCLUSION Issues confronting Nagas are political. But our days are flooded with tribal, social, spiritual, psychological and personal issues. We tend to lose our vision and cast off all restraints (Prov. 29:18). People who lead and influence others are expected to inspire. May the coming days usher in better thinking amongst our people in and for upper reaches. We don’t lose hope because our best is yet to be. God help us.

Dr. Dietho-O, South Corner, AG Road, Kohima

How will climate change affect the world and society?

limate change is already affecting the planet and society and will continue to do so for generations to come. The physical and chemical changes of human activities are being felt in natural ecosystems on land and at sea, on farms and ranches, and in cities and suburbs, but the changes are not happening uniformly. Differences in how regions are affected by varying degrees of warming, precipitation, and changes of animal and plant species are likely to get even more extreme as climate change continues.

Some areas may actually get a bit cooler for a while! Similarly for rainfall, some parts of the planet will get drier, while others will get more precipitation in more extreme events.

The poles have already seen the greatest warming, and will continue to warm more rapidly than other areas. Already we’re seeing record losses of ice in the Arctic. That melting ice contributes to rising sea levels, affecting the entire planet. In addition, warm water expands, so sea levels will rise as the atmosphere warms. The ocean has risen 4-8 inches (10-20 centimetres) globally over the last hundred years.

As sea level continues to rise, flooding and storm surges will threaten freshwater sources, as well as coastal homes and buildings. Coastal facilities and bar-

rier islands in many parts of the world are gradually submerging, and some low-lying islands have already had to be evacuated, as Australia’s The Age (July 29, 2009) describes happening in the Carteret Islands of Papua New Guinea.

As climate change causes the ocean to rise, increased atmospheric carbon dioxide is also changing ocean chemistry. When carbon dioxide dissolves in water, it makes water more acidic. Warmer ocean water also contains less oxygen. These changes harm marine ecosystems, destroying coral reefs that shelter much of the ocean’s biodiversity, and harming many other species. In addition to the harmful effects on natural ecosystems, this affects fish that people eat, coral reefs that tourists visit, and the whales, dolphins, sharks, and other marine life that fascinate so many people. Climate change and changing oceanic chemistry affect the tiny plankton in the ocean which produce much of the oxygen in our air, as researchers Graeme Hays, Anthony Richardson, and Carol Robinson explained (PDF) in a 2005 review in Trends in Ecology and Evolution. Changes to the growth of these tiny organisms have surprisingly large effects on global climate, as do climate change-induced changes

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of energy like solar, wind, biogas and geothermal energy. The cost of installing the infrastructure and maintaining these sources has plummeted in the recent years.

5. Waste Disposal: The over consumption of resources and creation of plastics are creating a global crisis of waste disposal. Developed countries are notorious for producing an excessive amount of waste or garbage and dumping their waste in the oceans and, less developed countries. Nuclear waste disposal has tremendous health hazards associated with it. Plastic, fast food, packaging and cheap electronic wastes threaten the well being of humans. Waste disposal is one of urgent current environmental problem.

6. Climate Change: Climate change is yet another environmental problem that has surfaced in last couple of decades. It occurs due to rise in global warming which occurs due to increase in temperature of atmosphere by burning of fossil fuels and release of harmful gases by industries. Climate change has various harmful effects but not limited to melting of polar ice, change in seasons, occurrence of new diseases, frequent occurrence of floods and change in overall weather scenario.

7. Loss of Biodiversity: Human activity is leading to the extinction of species and habitats and and loss of bio-diversity. Eco systems, which took millions of years to perfect, are in danger when any species population is decimating. Balance of natural processes like pollination is crucial to the survival of the eco-system and human activity threatens the same. Another example is the destruction of coral reefs in the various oceans, which support the rich marine life.

8. Deforestation: Our forests are natural sinks of carbon dioxide and produce fresh oxygen as well as helps in regulating temperature and rainfall. At present forests cover 30% of the land but every year tree cover is lost amounting to the country of Panama due to growing population demand for more food, shelter and cloth. Deforestation simply means clearing of green cover and make that land available for residential, industrial or commercial purpose.

9. Ocean Acidification: It is a direct impact of excessive production of CO2. 25% of CO2 produced by humans. The ocean acidity has increased by the last 250 years but by 2100, it may shoot up by 150%. The main impact is on shellfish and plankton in the same way as human osteoporosis.

10. Ozone Layer Depletion: The ozone layer is an invisible layer of protection around the planet that protects us from the sun’s harmful rays. Depletion of the crucial Ozone layer of the atmosphere is attributed to pollution caused by Chlorine and Bromide found in Chloro-floro carbons (CFC’s). Once these toxic gases reach the upper atmosphere, they cause a hole in the ozone layer, the biggest of which is above the Antarctic. The CFC’s are banned in many industries and consumer products. Ozone layer is valuable because it prevents harmful UV radiation from reaching the earth. This is one of the most important current environmental problem.

11. Acid Rain: Acid rain occurs due

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, October 7, 2016

he GDRN/NNC(Non-Accord) has refutes the statement issued on 4th October in local daily and termed the statement as “baseless and purely propaganda” out of jealousy just to tarnish the image of national workers, it also question that how can an impeached president and mere public terminate national worker? It is a mockery on the part of Kiumukam and his supporters out of nowhere hon’ble finance kilonser is very much active in his assignment and is still intact with the govt.

It reminds the spokesperson of Kiumukam that of course, we have retired state government servant as our leaders but what were you leaders? Your leaders are front runner in extortionist, monger, corrupted where their cases are still alive in the court. Do you remember that your leader are charge sheeted under Indian Penal Code 285,120b,R/w -7 NSR’62.therefore,the spokesperson is advice to study thoroughly the above mention code and pointed your fingers at others.

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to the movements of marine life, as reported by Wired magazine (July 2009). Changing ocean chemistry thus has complex and unpredictable effects on global climate and even the air we breathe. In 2005, the Royal Society issued (PDF) a detailed report for policymakers in the United Kingdom examining the ways climate change and ocean acidification would affect the oceans.

Freshwater resources are being affected as well, with winter snowpack and mountain glaciers that provide water declining in many parts of the world. Climate change — especially droughts and desertification — is likely to increase the demands on those water supplies even as they fade away.

The frequency of extreme weather events is increasing through the warming and moistening of the atmosphere. Hot days are becoming even hotter and more frequent, and both drought and heavy rain and snow will continue to occur more often. Because hurricanes draw their strength from the heat of water on the ocean’s surface, a warmer climate means hurricanes have been getting stronger. Researchers work to understand how these changes to the weather affect coastal populations, not to mention shipping, fishing, and other industries in

those waters.

Changes in rainfall and temperature will alter where various plants and animals can live, forcing some species to migrate, disrupting delicate ecosystems, and increasing the rate of extinctions globally.

Scientists are studying how different species responded to past climate changes, hoping to better understand the impacts of today’s climate change on wildlife. Already, hunters and anglers are seeing changes in migration patterns and animal behaviour, and gardeners and farmers see plants sprouting, flowering, and losing their leaves at different times, forcing them to change what they can plant.

Historic droughts are forcing farmers to plant different crops, and some farmland is becoming unusable.

As climate change causes plants and animals to relocate, disease will also move, exposing human populations — and crop plants, livestock, and wildlife — to new diseases. Climate change also affects human health and mortality, with the Environmental Protection Agency and the Centres for Disease Control warning about direct effects from rising temperatures, degraded air quality, and greater risks from Lyme disease, hantavirus, and other diseases carried by insects and animals. Drought, degraded

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cknowledging in gratitude the self correction of your designation, the LoU, DHEP would like to remind and correct your judgement and interpretation of the verdict passed by the Civil Judge (Jr) Wokha, dated 29/07/14. As a matter of fact, it was and is not a question of extending the tenure of the office but rather, it is a question of respecting the verdict of the esteemed court and to hold its verdict both in letter and in spirit. It cautioned anyone or group to misinterpret the judgement order without knowing the language of law and legality. One cannot take to media by virtue of the ‘freedom of speech and expression’to tarnish the image of any entity.

To put the record straight, out of the members from 14 villages present for the meeting, only two individuals (including you) did not concede to the popular

demands of the effected villages and therefore your statement stands invalid.

Except for the clarification of your designation, your Rejoinder is a mockery to the land owners and the effected villages. There was and is and will be only one LoU, DHEP. The question of R.Yanthan group or Mr. X, Y group does not arise. The LoU, DHEP at present is led by R. Yanthan as it’s president. The LoU, DHEP is open for any clarification and ratification to accommodate any ideas and suggestions for pro-welfare activities.

To make the final attestation of this article, the 14 villages unanimously validated the general meeting and the election held on the 14/05/2014.

Yanpothung Ezung, Press Secretary, LoU ,DHEP

air and water quality, and greater hazards in coastal and low-lying regions will, as the World Health Organization points out, create additional health problems, especially among the populations most vulnerable to natural hazards and disease.

As leaders in the U.S. military recognize (for instance in the 2007 National Research Council Report National Security Implications of Climate Change for U.S. Naval Forces), the effects of climate change will affect the security of nations as conflicts brew over competition for water, food, and land. The prospect of large groups of climate refugees migrating across borders is a concern for governments as well as for organizations devoted to reducing risk and helping those who are living in poverty and in vulnerable regions.

The insurance industry is already planning for the effects of climate change, which will often occur as natural hazards, such as floods, fires, heat waves, and droughts. Insurance regulators have demanded that insurers in the United States report their risks from climate change, with one regulator saying, “Climate change will have huge impacts on the insurance industry and we need better information on how insurers are responding to the challenge.” Reinsurers, the companies that insure in-

surance companies, are also watching these consequences.

Munich Re, one of the largest reinsurers, keeps a database of natural disasters, and finds, “The high number of weather-related natural catastrophes and record temperatures both globally and in different regions of the world provide further indications of advancing climate change.”

Other leading insurance and finance companies have commissioned reports to evaluate the risks and opportunities created by climate change.

Many researchers work to develop detailed predictions about the effects of climate change in local areas, and to make those predictions available to the general public. Predicting the long-term consequences is complicated in part because choices we make as individuals and as a society will change those outcomes. By reducing the amount of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere, the effects will be less severe than if we choose to increase the amounts of those gases. This is one reason it’s so important to learn all we can about climate change: to make informed choices about the climate, and prepare for the results of those choices.

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Sir,

Its 2016, And we still don’t have common citizen service center to avail govt services for the General public under one roof.

I remember the CCSC Kerala in the year 2005 how systematic and computerized. The A/C room had sitting facilities ,Token system and water drinking facilities for its general public to walk into their govt buildings and avail services all under one roof.

Ie Aadhaar, Death and Birth certificates, Business permits, SC/ ST certificates , Ration cards ,Municipal services and all govt services for General public. Besides it was accessible for physically handicapped persons. I am yet to see such service here in the commercial hub of Dimapur. One have to run from one end of the town to other end and require many visits to different depts. Some of the govt buildings have cramped places with poor lighting and non- existant sitting facilities. There seems to be no sense of customer service neither citizen centric and the Dimapur residents are treated like cattle class.

Asang, Dimapur

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President Pranab Mukherjee presents Sustainable Development Leadership Award to Pawan Chamling, Chief Minister of Sikkim at the World Sustainable Development Summit in New Delhi on Thursday. (PTI) a “major” boost to the fight against climate change.

“India ratified the landmark Paris Agreement that was reached at the 21st Conference of Parties. As President of the republic, four days ago I had the privilege to ratify the agreement. I am glad that our ratification has occurred prior to the next COP22 (in Morocco) and I hope that it will encourage other countries to follow suit. “If the legally required ratification by countries who together account for 55 per cent of the global emissions is achieved, it will enable the coming into force of

the Paris Agreement before the next conference. This will be a major boost to our fight against climate change,” Mukherjee said. He was speaking after inaugurating the World Sustainable Development Summit (WSDS), 2016, organised by The Energy and Re s o u r c e s I n s t i t u t e (TERI) on the theme ‘Beyond 2015: People, Planet and Progress’. Noting that promising initiatives have been taken both at the national and international levels aimed at addressing the challenge of climate change, Mukherjee said the adoption of the Paris

CIC seeks 70 percent of Delhi MLAs ‘underperforming’: Report compensation New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): The AAP is “not” being different from other parties with over 70 per cent of Delhi MLAs found to be “underperforming”, even compared to Mumbai’s BJP, Shiv Sena and Congress legislators.

In fact, nearly 33 per cent of the Delhi MLAs, overwhelmingly belonging to the AAP, hardly participated in discussions, data collated from Assembly sessions held in 2015 show.

The findings, part of a report released by Praja Foundation here today, also claim that despite the government and municipalities having received 10,102 complaints related to mosquito nuisance and fogging last year, no MLA raised the issue in the House.

“72 per cent of the MLAs are underperforming in terms of quality of issues raised in the House. The Mumbai MLAs are doing far better in this respect,” the report says. It ranked AAP’s SK Bagga, Nitin Tyagi and BJP’s Jagdish Pradhan as the top performers. AAP MLAs -- excluding Chief Minis-

ter Arvind Kejriwal, other Ministers (2015), Speaker, Deputy Speaker and Delhi Cantt MLA Surinder Singh -- scored 58.44 per cent while the three BJP MLAs got 66.04 per cent.

The ratings of the MLAs were based on data accessed through RTI and personal interviews with 29,950 citizens of Delhi conducted by a survey research organisation.

They were rated on the basis of their performance in the Assembly and public perception during the period from February 24, 2015 to December 22, 2015.

The Assembly met for 26 days during this period in which the 58 rated MLAs raised 951 issues. While in Mumbai, during the same time, its 31 rated MLAs raised 4,343 issues during 50 sittings. AAP MLAs raised 12 issues on average, while Mumbai’s ruling BJP and Shiv Sena MLAs raised 69 issues on an average, it said. “ W h i l e t h e r e we r e 1,50,885 complaints registered for water supply, there were only 33 issues raised

by MLAs.

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New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): The country’s largest prison Tihar has been asked by the Central Information Commission to develop a system of giving compensation to inmates who have been incarcerated for a duration more than their sentence period.

The Commission has also directed the prison authorities to suo moto disclose the process of compensation to such prisoners as part of their obligation under the Right to Information Act. “Strangely the courts treated the MLA and the common man differently in awarding compensation. A poor prisoner Rudul Shah got Rs 30,000 for 14 years of extra detention, while an MLA Bhim Singh was given Rs 50,000 for one day’s false imprisonment.

In a recent case, another poor citizen got just Rs 50,000 for 113 days of imprisonment,” Information Commissioner Sridhar Acharyulu pointed out in his order.

Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals in 2015 are two “crucial” steps in this effort as they underline that all nations need to work together for a common future.

Noting that the climate action plans submitted by India before the Paris agreement are “ambitious”, Mukherjee said it will be possible to achieve the targets if steps are accelerated on several fronts.

“We need to follow a twin-tracked approach of limiting the rise of climate change while ensuring the existence of sufficient resources to meet our future developmental requirements. We should aim at creating a society that is prosperous but not wasteful.

“We should make use of our abundant renewable sources to create a society that is self-sustaining and mindful of its responsibilities towards the present and future generations. X Our society must learn to exercise restraint in consumption while continuing to use resources in moderation,” he said. “As a developing country with shared concerns on climate vulnerability, India has a vital stake in an equitable and multi-lateral approach towards climate change,” the President said. He said the threat of climate change is “real and immediate” and developing economies like India are more vulnerable to climate change as they are closely tied to climate-sensitive sectors like agriculture and forestry.

New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): Acknowledging that India was “lagging” on the research front, more so in the medical field, the government today pitched for multi-institutional collaboration in the area and asked AIIMS, IITs and other top institutions to play a leading role in it.

Secretary of Department of Biotechnology K VijayRaghavan said the growing economy has thrown up an “extraordinary opportunity” for “extraordinary synergy” across multiple sectors.

“If you talk of this region, you have AIIMS, and Safdarjung (Hospital) in the vicinity, and IIT-Delhi and JNU are not far. And, then you have National Institute of Immunology and South Campus (of Delhi University). But these institutions have grown in relative isolation of each other,” he told a function at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences here.

“Now, that may be necessary for developing institutional capability. But once you have developed this capability, then you (institutions) must through open your walls (for multi-sectoral partnership) as the growing economy presents an extraordinary opportunity for extraordinary synergy among them,” he said.

“People say, we don’t have the Stanfords and the CalTechs, and I say they are staring at our face,” he said.

VijayRaghavan was speaking at the inauguration ceremony of AIIMS Cohort Study Centre in its premises.

Union Health Secretary C K Mishra said if there is one sphere where “we have failed, it is research”.

“And it is not that we lack capabilities. We have a huge pool of talent but still not much being done in research area. Research needs a lot of investment and in India more often than not the immediate takes over the important.

“Initiatives like the cohort centre would prove valuable in understanding the causes of the diseases and give us some direction as India is battling with duality of communicable and noncommunicable diseases,” he said.

Cohort studies are type of medical research used to investigate the causes of disease, establishing links between risk factors and health outcomes. They are planned in advance and carried out over a future period of time.

“All good institutions like AIIMS must come together and put their brains together... And I must say that if there is in any area where the investment needs to increase dramatically, it is research, and more so in the medical field,” he said.

LeT threat to minister; security beefed up Srinagar, Oct 6 (PTI): The security of Jammu and Kashmir Education Minister Naeem Akhtar has been beefed up following threats to him by militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) over restarting of schools in unrest-hit valley and urging people to send their wards to schools. The officials of the security wing briefed the minister about the precautions he should undertake while directing his personal security personnel not to leave him alone. “The security staff (of the minister) along with the liaison officer

(has been) briefed to remain present round the clock and nobody will leave person/ place alone.

Augmentation of access control at official residence of the protectee (Akhtar) has already been made,” reads a letter from the SSP Security (Kashmir) to his superior officer. Security officials have also recommended enhancement of the height of the perimeter fence on the rear side of the minister’s house and augmentation of the CRPF guard. “Barricades need to be erected at the entry gate.... laying of concertina wire on

the fence, at the front and rear side (of the minister’s residence),” the letter reads.

Akhtar, one of the most vocal critics of the ongoing agitation spearheaded by separatists due to its effect on education, had appealed to parents to send their wards to school. LeT has threatened Akhtar against forcing people to resume normal work.

“Akhtar should desist from forcing people to end the strike.. If Naeem Akhtar does not budge, we will initiate action against him,” LeT had said in a statement last week.

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New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): India today reacted sharply to the extension of the “technical hold” on banning JeM chief Masood Azhar by the UN, saying the global body will be sending a “dangerous message” if it fails to act upon India’s demand for his designation as a global terrorist.

Without naming China, External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said only one country had put the technical hold, blocking the ban by another three months, and criticised the complete “non-transparent and anonymous” manner of designating individuals by the UN Sanctions Committee.

Noting that the UN Sanctions Committee has already proscribed Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed, he said the panel, however, ignored the need to take action against the organisation’s main leader, financier and motivator who continues his terrorist actions unhindered.

Responding to the extension of the hold, he said, “The Committee has already pondered (over) our submission for the last six months.

It will get a further three months to ponder, but that will in no way change the strange situation we have of the Committee designating the terror organisation but failing to or ignoring the need to designate the organisation’s most active and dangerous terrorist.

“We conveyed to the Committee that it is expected to proscribe Azhar under the 1267 Sanction Regime on the basis of our submission. Such a designation would help send a strong signal to all terror groups across the world that the international community is no longer going to pursue, or tolerate, selective approaches to terrorism.

“Distinction between good and bad terrorists is fallacious and counterproductive. Concomitantly, it will also be sending a dangerous message if it fails to act upon India’s Submission.”

He noted that the issue was also being taken up with the Chinese Government.

He also emphasised that India would welcome any move which enables functioning of the UN Committee in a “manner where political considerations do not hold hostage the designation of known terrorists” and change the rule of “complete non-transparency and anonymity” of this process.

On March 31 this year, China - a veto-wielding permanent member of the Security Council - had blocked India’s move to put a ban on Azhar under the al-Qaeda Sanctions Committee of the Council.

China was the sole member in the 15-nation UN organ to put a hold on India’s application with the rest 14 members of the Council supporting New Delhi’s bid to place Azhar on the 1267 sanctions list that would subject him to an assets freeze and travel ban.

The Chinese technical hold had lapsed on Monday, and had China not raised further objection, the resolution designating Azhar as a terrorist would have been passed automatically.

Beijing had on Saturday announced the extension of its “technical hold”.

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Observing that India ratified the “landmark” Paris deal recently, he hoped the country’s move will encourage other nations to follow and ratify the agreement so that it can come into force, giving

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Nissan currently has around 2 per cent share in the Indian car market.

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Dimapur, Oct 6 (NPN): NIIT Dimapur is celebrating its 35 years of NIIT with a grand offer of free 3-years GNIIT course worth Rs.1,72,155 (including books and online services with placement) for one lucky candidate from Nagaland.

It’s a CSR initiative of the company for better IT awareness amongst the masses for the self-employment opportunities, informed Ajay Sethi, head of center, NIIT Dimapur Center in a press release.

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KOHIMA, OCT 6 (NPN): Sony India showroom ‘Spectrum’ was inaugurated by Rajya Sabha member K. G Kenye at High School junction, Kohima on Thursday.

In his brief address, the MP said Nagas lack tolerance and perseverance and many does not have successful story in private sector.

He added that this was also the reason for non locals to capture all business establishments in the high school area.

State government, he reminded, has reached to such a point where it cannot accommodate all the educated unemployed in the state and therefore, Kenye added, such initiative was an encouragement for many.

He also mentioned that owing to political instability it has ushered an unfriendly atmosphere for businessman

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DIMAPUR, Oct 6 (NPN): Toyota Kirloskar motor announced the standardization of Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) in all models of all grades with the launching of the new platinum Etios and New Etios Liva here Thursday, at Okusa automobiles private limited, Dimapur.

Designed for the Indian market, the new Etios is guaranteed to delight customers with its bold, new design, unbeatable safety features and unmatched performance. It is an 80% reference from the existing users.

New platinum Etios has been awarded- NCAP rating four stars on safety. The

key features of it consist of new ISOFIX child seat lock, standardized ABS with EBD, standardized dual front SRS air bags, front pre- tensioner force limited seat belts, new gear removable head rests (all three seats), new central locking system, new optritron hybrid cobimeter, new electricity foldable rear seats and rear armrest (etios only).

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“... The kind of issues on which we have to come together and get over the difficulties are actually helping politics. If only you succeed in removing these obstructions and if you are committed to moving forward on using technologies, making sure transparent processes are established, I can see that 8 percent growth is moving. So, it is achievable,” she asserted.

She further said the government is working on three important pillars, including the goods and services tax, JAM (Jan Dhan, Aadhaar and Mobile) and ease of doing business to promote growth and investments.

The government is using technology to remove corruption and bring in transparency, the minister said, adding that “we need to work harder and we need to take the states on board and we are working together”.

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New Delhi, Oct 6 (PTI): Use of technology, transparent processes and ease of doing business will help India pull off 8 percent growth over the next couple of decades, the government Thursday said.

Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said states are also working in concert with the Centre in this regard.

“It (8 percent growth) is achievable and with this commitment, the government is working. And across the states, we find that urge now that they want to get out of the rigmarole and see brighter ways,” she said here at the India Economic Summit jointly organised by CII and WEF here.

According to the minister, awareness about the issues and difficulties on which the Centre and the states need to work is helping politically too.

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the many significant achievements of India in its development process, especially in the six priority areas identified by the Prime Minster for Multilateral Development Banks’ assistance, a statement released by the Indian Embassy here said.

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“While discussing the policy issues related to the World Bank Group, he indicated India’s strong support for the capital increase and its readiness to take a larger share than the dynamic formula,” it said.

The World Bank uses a dynamic formula, using economic weight (based on GDP) and development impact, to determine countries’ shareholding and thus voting power in the Bank.

Jaitley also emphasised that the World Bank Group should work together with the member countries to explore innovative financing solutions, the media release said.

T h e C o m m o n we a l t h Secretary General Patricia Scotland also met the Finance Minister.

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WASHINGTON, Oct 6 (PTI): India strongly supports the capital increase in the World Bank, finance minister Arun Jaitley has said and expressed the country’s readiness to take a larger share in the global lender than the dynamic formula.

In his meeting with World Bank President Jim Yong Kim, Jaitley acknowledged the longstanding and mutually beneficial relationship between the World Bank Group and India since its inception and called on the Bank to work together with the member countries to explore innovative financing solutions. Jaitley arrived here from Canada to attend the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.

He also appreciated the support of the World Bank to

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Hurricane Matthew kills 17, Haiti postpones poll

PORT-AU-PRINCE/SANTO DOMINGO/WASHINGTON, OCT 6 (IANS): Hurricane Matthew moved toward the Bahamas and Florida’s eastern coast after killing at least 17 people and battering Haiti and Cuba with torrential rains.

The damage from the storm was so bad it forced Haiti’s electoral council to postpone Sunday’s presidential election.

The hurricane, described

by UN officials as “the worst humanitarian crisis to hit Haiti since the 2010 earthquake”, whipped Cuba and Haiti with 230 km per hour winds on Tuesday.

The president of Haiti’s Provisional Electoral Council, Leopold Berlanger, said a new date for the presidential elections would be announced by next Wednesday at the latest after talks between various interested parties, France 24 reported.

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ricane struck towns, farmlands and resorts, toppled trees, power lines and at least one bridge - and left tens of thousands of Haitians without power.

According to NBC News, approximately 35,000 residents who lived close to the water went further inland before the storm hit. Cuban officials said these residents were either moved to higher ground with family or placed in shelters run by the state.

Hurricane and tropical storm warnings have been extended along a large stretch of Florida’s east coast ahead of Matthew’s forecast arrival on Thursday.

Over 2 mn ordered to evacuate in US

Over two million persons were ordered to evacuate from the US southeastern coastline ahead of the landing of Hurricane Matthew, with Florida’s Governor warning residents to “prepare for a direct hit”.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MELURI : NAGALAND

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Dated Meluri the 5th Oct. 2016

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Smti Hantsula of Kiutsukiur Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to claim family pension and other dues against her late husband H. Munu Yimchunger, who had served as UBC under Superintendent of Police, Phek.

Therefore, Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections if any within 30(thirty) days from the issue of this notice. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued against her name.

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UNITED NATIONS, OCT 6 (AGENCIES): The UN Security Council was poised on Thursday to back Antonio Guterres, a former Portuguese prime minister and head of the UN’s refugee agency for a decade, as the next secretary general.

The 67-year-old socialist politician, who will be the first former head of government to become UN chief, has pledged to revamp the global diplomatic body to boost its peacemaking efforts and promote human rights. His path to the job of world’s diplomat-in-chief was smoothed in a decisive Security Council vote on Wednesday, during which 13 of the 15 members backed his candidacy and none of the five veto-holding powers blocked him.

Russian ambassador Vitaly Churkin emerged from the council chamber along with the 14 other ambassadors to declare that Guterres was on course to succeed Ban Ki-moon.

“We have a clear favorite and his name is Antonio Guterres,” he said. Churkin added that Thursday’s vote was expected to confirm the choice of Guterres “by acclamation.”

“We wish Mr Guterres well in discharging his duties as the secretary general of the United Nations in the next five years,” he added.

During the secret election, Guterres won four positive votes and one “no opinion” from veto holders Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States, who used colour-coded ballots to indicate whether they intended to block a candidate. Guterres, Portu-

DECLARATION I, Shri. Dhan Bahadur Budha 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.

4. That henceforth I shall address my name as Dhan Bahadur Magar for all official purpose and correspondence.

VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the content made in paras 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me.

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People wade through a street flooded by a nearby river overflowing from the heavy rains caused by Hurricane Matthew, in Leogane, Haiti, Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

Residents of Georgia, South Carolina and Florida were braced for a possible impact from the storm, stocking up on supplies and boarding up homes, ABC news reported on Wednesday.

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley planned to call for more evacuations, as Matthew is expected to be very near Florida’s Atlantic coast by Thursday evening.

Florida had urged about one-and-a-half million residents to leave the coast, an official said, while the number in Georgia is around 50,000.

The National Weather Service (NWS) advised that “loss of life” and “immense human suffering” were possible from strong winds for those who did not take heed of the precautions.

“Catastrophic damage” is also a possibility, and the storm could “leave areas uninhabitable for weeks,” the NWS announced on Wednesday.

Matthew struck the Bahamas after killing at least 22 persons in Haiti and four in the Dominican Republican on Tuesday. The storm weakened from a Category 4 hurricane after ploughing into Haiti and Cuba, where it left a trail of devastation.

Matthew was a dangerous and life-threatening Category 3 storm with sustained winds of 120 mph (190 kph) as it passed through the Bahamas.

9 UN envoy warns Hitler was drug addict; injections Guterres poised to be next UN secretary general east Aleppo facing destroyed veins, reveals new book international

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gal’s prime minister from 1995 to 2002, had held the numberone spot in the previous five informal votes, but the quick consensus decision took many diplomats by surprise.

The position has previously been held by several foreign ministers, most of whom were chosen during closed-door Security Council meetings.

This time around, the selection involved a new, more open process that allowed candidates to appear at hearings to make their pitch for the top job before the General Assembly.

Once the Security Council formally endorses him, Guterres will be presented to the General Assembly for approval.

The new UN chief begins his five-year term on January 1.

France’s ambassador Francois Delattre said the choice of the multilingual Guterres - who speaks French, English and Spanish as well as Portuguese - was “good news for the United Nations,” while British envoy Matthew Rycroft said he will make a “very strong, effective secretary general.”

GENEVA, OCT 6 (AFP): The UN’s Syria envoy today made an impassioned appeal to save eastern Aleppo, warning the city faced total destruction and urging Islamist fighters to leave so civilians can get aid.

“In maximum two months, two and half months the city of eastern Aleppo may be totally destroyed”, Staffan de Mistura told reporters in Geneva.

The rebel-held eastern part of Aleppo has been hammered by a Russian-backed government offensive, including multiple attacks on hospitals.

De Mistura noted that the presence of Al-Nusra fighters in the city has been used as a justification by Moscow and Damascus for the continued assault.

The former Al-Nusra Front has recently changed its name to Fateh al-Sham Front following a break with Al-Qaeda, but many still see the two groups as tied.

“Can you please look at my eyes”, de Mistura said in a direct appeal to Nusra leaders, before pleading with them to quit Aleppo.

“If you decide to leave with dignity... I am personally ready to physically accompany you,” the UN envoy said.

The UN estimates that 275,000 civilians are under siege in east Aleppo, with aid deliveries all but impossible since government forces seized the last supply route in July.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE NO.REV-1/90-D/8591-92

Dt. Dimapur the 05/10/16

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Z. Thungchamo Yanthan resident of Dimapur, who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 637, Dag No. 385/716 measuring an area 00-00-19 located at Block No/Village 10, Mouza No 02, which has been mortgage in the SBI Bank/Society.

Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 13/10/16.

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Adolf Hitler

LONDON, Oct 6 (PTI): Adolf Hitler was a gibbering “super- junkie” whose veins were all but destroyed by thousands of opiate injections and the Nazi dictator’s heavy reliance on drugs was behind his “increasingly erratic” decision-making in later stages of World War II, a new book has claimed.

According to Norman Ohler, an award-winning German author, the Fuhrer became addicted to a heroin-like substance called Eukodel which was prescribed following a nervous breakdown in 1944.

Ohler’s book ‘Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany’, which British historians have praised as a “remarkable” work of research, argues that the heroin-like opiate was largely to blame for Hitler’s erratic and paranoid behaviour towards the end of his life, The Telegraph reported.

It brings to light extracts from the journal of Dr Theo Morell, Hitler’s personal physician, who once complained he could no longer inject the drug

as nearly all of his patient’s veins had collapsed.

“I cancelled injections today, to give the previous puncture holes a chance to heal,” one entry reads.

“Left inside elbow good, right still has red dots (but not pustules), where injections were given,” it says.

Ohler said Hitler began the drugs regime after narrowly surviving the 1944 assassination attempt known as ‘Operation Valkyrie’, in which the German resistance planted a bomb in a briefcase under his desk.

The explosion shattered both of Hitler’s eardrums, riddled his body with splinters from a wooden table that shielded him from the blast and turned him into a nervous wreck.

“I’m afraid that from 1944 onwards, Hitler did not spend a single day sober,” Ohler was quoted as saying.

“Before then, he was a very public person...but the attempt on his life left him withdrawn, paranoid and anxious.

He demanded that Dr Morell restore him to his former confident self, so from that point on he received thousands of injections -- most frequently Eukodol, which is like heroin but with a greater potential to make you euphoric,” he said.

In an extract from the book itself, Ohler writes: “Germany, land of drugs, of escapism and worldweariness, had been looking for a superjunkie.”

“And it had found him, in its darkest hour, in Adolf Hitler,” it says.

DECLARATION I, Smti. Nami Kumari Budha Magar, W/o Shri. Dhan Bahadur 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 husband service records, my name had been entered/recorded as Nomi Kumari Bura, whereas my actual name is spelled as Nami Kumari, before marriage, and by virtue of marriage with Dhan Bahadur Budha Magar, my name is addressed as Nami Kumari Budha Magar.

3. That the names Nomi Kumari Bura, and Nami Kumari Budha Magar, refers to one and same person, i.e my name.

4. That henceforth my name shall be address as Nami Kumari Budha Magar, in my husband service record and for all official purpose and correspondence.

VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the content made in paras 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me.

Notary Public Regd. No. 2201/16, Date : 05/10/16

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Infotainment

‘Myths of the Hills,’ book

by Talitemjen released A

book, Myths of the Hills which is an English translation of “Tar Nunger Otsü” by Talitemjen Imchen was released Thursday at NEZCC by director NEZCC, Lipokmar Tzudir.

Re l e a s i n g t h e b o o k Tzudir opined it was difficult to concretize ‘knowledge’ informed through various aspects of oral history and culture and thereby creating a “sort of vacuum.”

He said that myths, though it cannot be scientifically proved, serves as a repository of not only filling up that vacuum but also serves as continuity in the construction of “our” oral history.

Further, he lauded the efforts of the author as well as the translators and editors in making the translated volume possible.

Author of the book Talitemjen thanked NEZCC for seeing value in the book and sponsoring for the printing.

He also thanked the translators Anenla Jamir, Dr. Chubatola Aier and Dr. Asangba Tzudir for taking the work to a larger readership and also thanked the Publisher and Chief Editor Dr. Lanusangla for publishing the book.

Dr. Asangba Tzüdir, one of the translators, highlighted the difficulty of creating oral vibrancy through the written work besides the danger of mistranslating cultural terms and finding the right word equivalent so as to maintain the cultural context and connectedness with the past.

Published by Heritage Publishing House, the book will be available at Heritage Publishing House, Christian Literature Center, Modern Book Depot, and Om Books in Dimapur, Western Book Depot in Kohima, Eastern Book Depot & Students Book Center in Mokokchung and at Classmate in Changtongya Town.

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Rolling Stones announce first album since 2005

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Cate Blanchett stuns in elegant ruffled dress with dramatic plunging neckline as she leads the glamour at glitzy BFI gala in London.

he Rolling Stones have confirmed they will release a new album of blues covers in December.

Blue and Lonesome was recorded over just three days in London earlier this year, and features new versions of songs by Howlin’ Wolf and Jimmy Reed. Guitarist Eric Clapton also features on the record, having dropped in to the sessions while he recorded his own album in the studio next door. The Stones haven’t released a studio album since 2005’s A Bigger Bang.

The last time they premiered original material was on the 2012 compilation record Grrrr! - which featured two new songs, One More Shot and the single Doom and Gloom.

The band first revealed their plans to release an album of covers in April.

“We’re actually in the studio in the moment cutting new stuff,” Keith Richards told BBC 6 Music, while guitarist Ronnie Wood said that the band had “cut 11 songs in two days, just ‘bang’ - like that.”

“It was like, ‘this is what the Stones do, we play blues.’”Blue and Lonesome was recorded in British Grove Studios in Chiswick, West London, a couple of miles from Ealing, Richmond, and Eel Pie Island, where the band built their reputation in the 1960s.

It will be released on 2 December by Polydor Records, with pre-orders beginning on Friday, 7 October.

Charity concert at Bundrock Chapel PCC today

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harity Concert featuring Alobo Naga and The Band (ANTB), The Gluttones, Virie & Zaza, Nüvüsalü, Pocket Toons, Tekhengulo-ü, Slice of Heaven, Search and Found will be held at Bundrock Chapel cum Auditorium, Patkai Christian College (PCC) today.

The Charity Concert is aimed at generating money for the “Patkai Road Project” and also to create awareness among the Alumni community, living in various parts of the state, regarding the Project.

“Patkai Road Project” was initiated jointly by the Fingerprint organization, Alumni Association Patkai Christian College (AAPCC), Students’ Union Patkai Christian College (SUPCC) and Post Graduate Students’ Welfare Committee (PGSWC) in the month of July.

Tickets for the concert (limited capacity of only 2000) will be available through counter sale and at Furtados Music Store and Alobo Naga School of Music.

For tickets one can contact 8257050080, 7085104664.

Oren Mozhui presents ‘ILLEGAL’

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During the release, chief guest Dr. Toshi Longkumar said “this song is really easy on the ear and the concept of the song is really unique, listeners can’t help but press the replay button.”

According to the singer, ILLEGAL is “a simple song with acoustic plug and chuck technique, something which no Naga artists has tried before.”

“I had to suffer for 7 months just to complete this month just because of trying something new and difficult.

The song is pure Acoustic pop with a message of love. This song is written for all the Naga models and for fashion shows,” Oren added.

With ILLEGAL, Oren added another feather to his cap- he now claims to hold the record of ‘most number of songs’ released by a Naga artist with 67 songs in 4 albums and 5 singles.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, october 7, 2016

cycle rally organised Tsiekedi, ACI, Chedema FC and Barak FC win Fusion thrash Marepkong 7-0 Motor as part of wildlife week

Hills XI FC, Socianion and OCYU register wins

Match between Socianian FC (Red Jersey) and Alempang YA in progress on Thursday.

Correspondent M O KO KC H U N G, O C T 6 (NPN): On the Day 3 of the MDFA 2016 play offs at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Fusion FC, Hills XI FC, Socianian FC and OCYU convincingly made it to the top spots for the pre-quarters from their respective league groups.

In the first match, YA Marepkong kicked off against the tougher and a favourite contenter of the championship, Fusion FC. As expected, the players of Fusion FC dominated the game from mark go and demolished their opponents with an easy win of 7 – 0 to the score board, at the end of time. Nyithang Rengma (19) of Fusion FC won the laurel of 1st hat-trick of the tournament and also his personal best score of 5 goals in a match, till date.

His first goal came in the 12th minute of play. His other goals came in the 15th, 20th, 21st and 57th minutes respectively.

T Meren Jamir (9) added to the tally for Fusion FC by netting the ball in the 47th and 49th minutes, in the second half.

In the 2nd match, Hill XI FC defeated Tongdenyong SC by 4 – 0. Imtimeren (21) scored the opening goal in the 5th minute for Hills XI FC, followed

by Imtinukshi (9), Imlitoshi (8) and Temsuchiba (11). Takawati (12) of Tongdenyong SC and Nungsangmongba (01) of Hills XI FC were cautioned with yellow cards. In the 3rd match, Socianian FC defeated Alempang YA 3 – 1. The scorers for Socianian FC were Arennungsang (11), Lipoktoshi (12) and Imronwati (15) while the lone goal for Alempang SC came from Tayongmaong (8).

Temsukumzuk (17) of Socianian

FC was cautioned with a yellow card for unsporting play.

The 4th match of the day witnessed OCYU completely o u t p l ay i n g M o n g s e n b a i Youngsterz FC 4 – 0 with Imnasashi (10) getting the 2nd hat-trick tag of the tournament by scoring in the 4th, 31st and 43rd minutes of play. Finally, Sashikokba (7) sealed the fate of Mongsenbai Youngsterz FC by netting the ball in the 48th minute. Imnatoshi R Jamir (10) and Sedevilie (9) of Mongsenbai Youngsterz FC and Moasanen Walling (4) of OCYU were cautioned were yellow carded.

Today’s Matches (Time: 11:30 am) Elation SA Vs Mongolian United FC Dilong YA Vs Tongpang Ruju Club Tongdenyong SC Vs Grasshoopers

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Kohima, Oct 6 (NPN): With the aim to create awareness and sensitize the public, department of environment, forest and climate change along with Nagaland Motorcycle Club organized a motor rally as part of the wildlife week (October 2-8) observance. More than 20 members of Nagaland motor cycle club took part in the rally.

The bikers began its rally from forest office complex Dimapur and culminated at world war cemetery Kohima.

Nagaland principal chief conservator of forest and head of forest force I. Ponger Jamir IFS appreciated the motor bikers for creating awareness to conserve wildlife during the occasion of wildlife week.

He said climate change has become a reality and has been effecting the environment in some or the other way.

Stating that the celebration of Wildlife week is inter-related with all the bio-diversity and climate, he said that in such consolidated

Nagaland wins 5 medals at SGFI Games Kohima, Oct 6 (NPN): Nagaland state has so far won five medals (1- Gold, 3- Silver and 1 Bronze) at the 62nd SGFI School Games Taekwondo U-14 and 17 years for boys and girls championship, organized by School Games federation Ranga Reddy District, School Games Federation, Telangana state.

Heutingyi Zeliang won gold medal in over 41 kgs for U-14 years category. Repingkiu Tikhir (U-48 kgs), Tenloi Phom (U-23 kgs for U 14 years) and Keneilevo Nagi (U-64 Kgs) U-17 years category won a silver while Asangbo (U-18 kgs ) won a bronze in U-14 years category).

Three officials and 19 boys’ players are representing the state of Nagaland. The championships started on October 4 and would conclude on October 8.

AAN participates in 5th NE angling festival

Renowned angler Derek D’Sousa with AAN members.

Dimapur, Oct 6 (NPN): Anglers Association Nagaland participated in the national interactive seminar on “Masheer in Recreational Fisheries and Eco Tourism In North East India: Scientists- StakeholdersEntrepreneurs Meet cum 5th

Northeast Angling Festival,” organized by ICAR, directorate of Coldwater Fisheries Research at Jasingfaa Aqua Tourism Centre on October 1 and 2 at Nagaon, Assam.

The prog ramme was i n a u g u r a t e d b y Pa r i m a l

Suklabaidya, minister of fisheries, Government of Assamas the chief guest.

More than 60 renowned scientists, research scholars, expert anglers and ICAR officials from all over country participated. The program has also participation from de par tment of fisheries, entrepreneurs and anglers from all northeastern states.

The seminar had Panel discussions, keynotes, and angling workshops. From Nagaland, a power point presentation was given by Ricky Ozukum, general secretary, Anglers Association Nagaland. He presented on the river system of Nagaland, different Masheer species and other indigenous fishes of

forms, the issues has to be observed in holistic manner.

He also emphasized on the protection and conservation of Amur Falcon migration in Nagaland. He further added that media are the ambassador for disseminating the awareness on such conservation and protection of Wildlife and Bio-diversity.

Conservator of Forest, Santhil Kumar said the bike riding has been arranged from Dimapur to Kohima to earmark the celebration of Wildlife Week by the department in all the districts. He said that the rally organized by the Kohima and Dimapur district was to create the awareness and also felt that the bike riders would be acting as an ambassador to spread out the message to protect and conserve the wildlife among the villages and wherever they go in days to come.

The bikers and forest depar tment officials also halted at Pherima village and interacted with village council members, GBs and students.

Nagaland. He also highlighted on different opportunities Nagaland can offer for eco tourism as well as for game fishing. He further briefed the delegates on the different conser vational activities the association have been campaigning against, especially for the rampant use dynamites, chemical and electrical current in river system.

Altogether 36 anglers from Nagaland participated in the 5th Northeast Angling Festival which was organized side by side along with the conference where Taliakum Longkumer and Mhonbemo Ngullie of Anglers Association Nagaland won the 2nd and 3rd prizes respectively.

Kohima, Oct 6 (NPN): Tsiekedi FC, Asupfii Christian Institute, Chedema FC and Barak FC registered win on Thursday matches in the ongoing 17th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy organized by Angami Students’ Union.

In the first match of the day, Tsiekedi FC defeated Arkca FC Chumukedima by 2-1. Arkca FC was ahead on the scoreboard till half time however, after the breather, Tsiekedi came back strong to win the match 2-1. Azo(9) scored the goal for Arkca FC in the 30th minute. For Tsiekedi, Kevilietuo Rutsa (5) found the equalizer goal in 40th minute and Menuolelhou Sote (10) scored the winning goal in the 64th minute.

Menuolhoulie Sote of Tsiekedi FC and Imlitemsu of Arkca FC were cautioned with yellow cards for unsporting behaviour. In second match, Asupfii Christian Institute (ACI) beat Veracious FC, Zapami by 1-0 to move into the next round. The lone was scored by Kaikho (11) in the 69th minute. Merhilo Khutso, the custodian of Veracious FC was cautioned with a yellow card. In third match, Chedema FC blanked Zodiac FC Tekhuba by 5 goals. Neingutoulie Thevo (3) of Chedema opened the account in the 23rd minute and also scored in the 52nd minutes. Rokuosazo Chakriino, N e i p h r e z o l i e T h evo a n d Keneisesi Keyho also scored a goal each. Mhasizhakho Thanyii of Zodiac FC and Ro k u o n e i z o T h evo we r e cautioned with Yellow cards.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the family members of our father Lt. W. Thanglong Konyak of Tamlu village, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, who stood by us and supported us physically, financially and through prayer at the sad demise of our father on 23-09-2016.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you individually by names, but it is our sincere and humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving sons, daughters and grand children

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SC Mangkolemba badminton tourney IN REMEMBRANCE Dimapur, Oct 6 (NPN): A badminton tournament is being organised by Shuttlers Club (SC), Mangkolemba on October 20 and 21 at Town Hall in commemoration of 25 years of ADC headquarter, under Mangkolemba sub division.

Interested players can contact 8731819236 or 9612836512 for more information.

LATE S. AKALA EZUNG

FUNERAL SERVICE This is to inform all the families, friends, relatives and everyone associated with Late T. Rongsenkaba Lemtur, who passed away at 06/10/2016 that his funeral service will be on 07/10/2016, 8:00 AM at his residence, Duncan Basti, Dimapur, H/ No - 240.

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CONDOLENCE MESSAGE The Family Members of LATE T. RONGSEN LAMTUR

We are deeply pained by the sudden demise of your beloved patriarch, who to us and the School had been a father figure, guiding us with his wisdom to achieve the best in everything we strived for. As a member of the School Managing Board, he had sacrificed his precious time and expert knowledge to uplift the stature of the School and the results are positively revealed at the present.

Our prayers today is just to thank God that He has called his servant at the right time and that he has played his part well to receive his Heavenly rewards.

Stay strong and keep your faith in the Almighty to help you pass this moment of grief and loss of your dearest.

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S. Moatemsu Walling Principal, CHSS and the CHSS family

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, groups, churches, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us in prayer, physically and financial help at the sudden demise of our beloved mother Late K.Hozheli Murry of Sukhai Village at Zunheboto on 1st Oct. 2016.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly in return.

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Date of Birth : 02/12/1975 Date of Death : 02/10/2016 The family members of Lt. Nungsangmenla Longchar would like to extend our heartiest gratitude to everyone who stood by us during her illness and departure for her heavenly abode.

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Loving Husband & family members In your brief time with us you have gone through indescribable pain and suffering; But the Lord has given you eternal rest in His loving arms.

You will always be in our broken yet loving hearts till we meet you again.

We deeply miss you PENI. Through this column, we would like to acknowledge : • Sumi Baptist Church Padum Pukhuri.

• Thokihi Baptist Church • Zungti Baptist Church • Zungti Kuposhukulu Dimapur.

• All our relatives, friends, neighbours and well-wishers who shared our pain and sorrow through prayers, cash and kind throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved daughter

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Shardul to replace injured Bhuvneshwar

New Delhi, Oct 6 (IANS): Medium pacer Shardul Thakur was on Wednesday called in as a replacement for injured Bhuvneshwar Kumar for the third and final Test against New Zealand in Indore starting on Saturday. Bhuvneshwar, who picked his maiden five wicket haul at home to guide India to a 178-run win in the Kolkata Test, was ruled out of the final game after sustaining a back strain. “The All-India Senior Selection Committee have named medium pacer Shardul Thakur as the replacement for injured pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar in the Indian Team,” BCCI said in a statement.

In the last match of the was cautioned for unsporting day, the defending champion behaviour.

Barak FC thrashed Western Today’s matches Angami Students’ Union 1st match: 9:30 am (WASU) 5-1. Mayongshing Billy Graham FC Vs (6) of Barak FC opened the Ziekezou SC account in the 4th minute, Salu 2nd match: 11:00 am (9) doubled the score in the Tiemakhe Kidema Vs Forest 11th minute and Rhitso (10) Colony scored a hat-trick. His goals 3rd match: 12:30 pm came in the 24th, 41st and Senapati FC Vs Phesama 49th minutes. The lone and Students’ Union face saving goal for WASU was 4th match: 2:00 pm scored by Nouneneilie Medoze Crony FC Vs Nagaland (7). Keneisedelie of Barak FC Police (blue)

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Jitu shoots silver at World Cup in Italy

Bologna, Oct 6 (PTI): Ace Indian shooter Jitu Rai shrugged off the disappointment of a poor Olympic campaign by clinching a silver medal in the 50m pistol event of the ISSF World Cup Final here today.

Jitu shot a score of 188.8 to finish behind China’s Wei Pang (190.6). Italy’s Giuseppe Giordano settled for the bronze medal with a score of 170.3 in the final. Jitu, who was touted as India’s best shooting medal hope in Rio but failed to deliver, had earlier won a silver medal at the ISSF World Cup in Baku, Azerbaijan in the 10m Air Pistol event.

Players of WASU and Barak FC in action during their match at Kohima local ground on Thursday. (NP)

NILOPENI V. YEPTHO Though we could not mention all of you individually here, we pray the Almighty God to bless you all lavishly for all what you have done to us.

Born on 11.1.2012 Died on 2.10.2016

With gratitude to all- from family members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members, would like to express our profound heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual who stood by us and supported us physically, financially, materially and in prayers at the illness and sad untimely demise of Mr. Zashetsü Rhakho, who left for his heavenly abode on 2nd Oct. 2016. We convey our special thanks to; 1. Mr. Chiekhutso, Ex-MLA 2. Mr. Chinese Chakhesang, (15/04/1955 – 02/10/2016) ADCP, Dimapur 3. Mr. Nusahu Khamo & family, Tatar, NSCN/GPRN. 4. Mr. Ghokeye Kiba & Family 5. Mr. G. Aloto Kiba 6. Mr. L. Ahove Kiba 7. Mr. Muvase Ayongru 8. Mr. Nusieta Rhakho, State Protocol Officer, Home Dept.

9. Mr. Vechiso Rhakho, Dy. Director, Treasury & Account Dept.

10. Lozaphuhü krotho, Dimapur 11. Lozaphuhü Welfare Union, Kohima 12. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Toulazou 13. Tenyemia Baptist Church, Toulazou 14. Lozaphuhü village council 15. Lozaphuhü Baptist Church 16. Lozaphuhü Youth Endeavour 17. Lozaphuhü Catholic Church 18. Lanezho village council We regret our inability to mention each and every individual but we pray the Almighty God bless you abundantly for all the good things you did to us in our greatest hour of grief and sorrow.

Loving wife, children and relatives.

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Loving children, in-laws, grand children and relatives.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Late Tangtikala Longchar "The family with an old person in it possesses a Jewel".

Yes, indeed we lost the most precious jewel of our family who was a wonderful mother, a grandmother and a great-grandmother.

We, the family members of Late Tangtikala Longchar W/o Lt. Aokilep Imsong of Aonokpu Village, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone of you who stood by us and supported us through all means physically, mentally, financially and spiritually as she left for her heavenly abode on the 2nd of October 2016 in Lengrijan Dimapur at the age of 106 years.

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Delhi beat Chennaiyin FC 3-1

Chennai, Oct 6 (Agencies): Brazilian winger Marcelo Pereira was the cynosure of all eyes as he struck a brace in Delhi Dynamos 3-1 win over defending champions Chennaiyin FC at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Chennai, on Thursday.

Playing their first match this season, Delhi Dynamos turned on the magic with Marcelo, better known as Marcelinho, scoring two goals for his side in the first session after Dudu Omagbemi had briefly cancelled his 26th minute goal. Badara Badji put the match beyond Chennaiyin FC’s reach with the third goal in the 86th minute.

Chennaiyin FC are without a win from their first two matches after drawing the opening match against

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Atletico de Kolkata. Playing at home for the first time, the defending champions started with a flurry but could not break the deadlock.

Delhi soon recovered from the initial Chennaiyin FC push and moved ahead in the 26th minute after Milan Singh won a penalty. Milan spotted a long cross from Souvik Chakraborty and was making his run when he was brought down by Chennaiyin FC goalkeeper Duwayne Kerr.

Marcelinho stepped up to take the penalty and sent the goalkeeper the wrong way.

Chennaiyin FC, however, did not take too long to draw level. Dudu was afforded space by the Delhi defence and he made them pay by latching on to a through ball from Jeje and slamming it past a diving

Delhi goalkeeper in the 32nd minute.

Chennaiyin FC were now back in the game but Delhi took they by surprise again two minutes later as Marcelinho hoodwinked the rival defence and gave Kerr no chance with a first-time attempt.

Had Delhi converted the chances that came their way after being 2-1 ahead, the match would have been killed at the half-time whistle itself.

In the second session, Delhi Dynamos were comfortable with the ball and rarely looked threatened.

Delhi made it 3-1 with six minutes left on the clock when a Kean Lewis cross from the left was finished with a thumping header by substitute Badara Badji.

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