Sept 20, 2016

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India warns Pakistan of action Will respond at a time, place of its choosing says Army on Uri attack

NEW DELHI, SEP 19 (AGENCIES): As clamour for strong action against Pakistan over the Uri attack grew, the Army Monday said it reserves the right to respond at a time and place of its choosing even as various options were discussed in a flurry of high-level meetings.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met President Pranab Mukherjee to brief him on the developments related to yesterday’s cross-border terror attack, hours after he discussed the issue with senior ministers and top officials at a high-level meeting. The death toll in the pre-dawn attack yesterday, meanwhile, rose to 18 with Sepoy K Vikas Janardhan, who was airlifted to the Army Research and Referral Hospital here after being critically injured, succumbing to injuries.

“The Indian Army has displayed considerable restraint while handling the terrorist situation both along the Line of Control and in hinterland. However, we have the desired capability to respond to such blatant acts of aggression and violence as deemed appropriate by us,” Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Ranbir Singh told reporters.

“We reserve the right to respond to any act of the adversary at the time and place of our own choosing.” The total recoveries from the four slain

SSSUD reacts to KLNLF ‘diktat’ DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Reacting to the ‘diktat’ imposed on sand-laden trucks to Nagaland by Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF), Sand Suppliers and Stockists Union Dimapur (SSSUD) has asked KLNLF to clarify whether the restriction was only for sand laden trucks and other trucks carrying iron, cement and stones and trailers.

SSSUD said that if the restriction for overload was not imposed on other kinds of vehicles, then the restriction on sand-laden trucks should be lifted immediately.

In a press release, SSSUD president Viniho Shohe and vice-president Avishe Zhimo said the union held an emergency meeting with truck owners in Dimapur on Monday, wherein the house decided to impose temporary bandh on transport of vehicles for three days from September 20-22. Asking KLNLF to clarify within three days, the union said failure to get response from the outfit, it would impose indefinite bandh on transport of sand.

SSSUD has also ordered local vehicles to stop bringing sand from Assam till further notice.

Meanwhile, taking note of KLNLF ordering trucks to cover the sand/body with tarpaulin, the union questioned “why the same has not been asked for vehicles from Assam?” The union has appealed to the suppliers to bear with the inconveniences.

Modi with Rajnath, Jaitley, Parrikar, Doval and Gen Dalbir Singh at a High Level Meeting. (PTI)

terrorists was four AK 47 rifles, four Under Barrel Grenade Launchers, 39 Under Barrel Grenade Launcher grenades, five hand grenades, two radio sets, two GPSs, two map sheets, two matrix sheets, one mobile

phone and a large number of food and medicine packets having Pakistani markings, he said.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, NSA

Ajit Doval, Army Chief Gen. Dalbir Singh Suhag besides other senior officials attended the meeting convened by Modi. External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj was conspicuous by her absence.

India to isolate Pakistan at all international fora

India will move to diplomatically isolate Pakistan at all international fora as part of a multi-pronged retaliation strategy following an attack on an army base in Kashmir’s Uri, a high-level meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided on Monday.

Sources said the prime minister leaned towards presenting clear evidence of Pakistan’s complicity to be presented at all multilateral and bilateral engagements, including the upcoming United Nations general assembly. India aims to push for more Pakistan-based “terror elements” to be brought under the UN sanctions regime.

“I am certain many countries are willing to join hands with India to isolate Pakistan,” former foreign secretary Lalit Mansingh told HT. But any attempt by India to bring Pakistani elements under the sanctions regime has so far been unsuccessful, because of opposition from

China, among others. Sources said India’s response is expected to be “measured” and taking long-term implications into account.

The attack squeezed the already shrinking space for bilateral diplomatic détente and jeopardized hopes of any peace to Kashmir that has been rocked by violent protests, which have killed 86 people.

But India’s diplomatic charge is likely to run into a wall of resistance from Pakistan, which has swept aside India’s allegations and said any accusation of Islamabad’s hand in Sunday’s Uri attack was not based in facts.

“Pakistan categorically rejects the baseless and irresponsible accusations being levelled by senior officials in Prime Minister Modi’s government,” said Sartaj Aziz, the foreign affairs adviser to Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif.

NTC responds to opinion poll; wants open debate DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) took serious note of the opinion poll published in a section of the local press on September 19, 2016 wherein it was accused of being a “co-opted by the government.”

NTC chairman media cell, Theja Therieh in a statement asked “which government” did the “accuser” mean as there were more than one government and denied affiliation with any of them.

He said Nagaland Area and Village Council Act of 1978 amended in 2009 as Nagaland Village and Tribal Councils Act 1978, provided for all tribal organisations to get registered as state government agency under Home department. Therieh further said those organisations duly registered under the Act receive pecuniary grants or assistance to hold tribal festivals and any assistance deemed fit under section 27 of the Act and may be considered to be co-opted by the state government.

Therieh clarified to the “accusers” and general public that NTC was not registered organisa-

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tion under home department nor any other government .

To the second allegation, that NTC has “vested political agenda” Therieh slammed it as “equally serious and malicious attack on the council” as it functioned within the laid down parameters under its own constitution . He added, NTC was never a political organisation nor affiliated with any political party.

Therieh pointed out that NTC was launched on October 12,2013 and in its three calendar years normally placed its activities in public domain as this platform(NTC) belonged to Nagas of Nagaland.

Assuming that the “accuser” has prima facie evidence against NTC, Therieh said it would be an opportunity for NTC to learn from constructive criticism to take corrective measures. He therefore opined that the newspaper in which the poll was published, was capable enough to arrange a platform for the NTC and “those baiters” to have a democratic and healthy debate and interaction in the interest of all.

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Upgrade Dimapur as Fuel adulteration issue: CSOs Rly division Hq: CM resolve to demand CBI probe

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Echoing the demands of the Railway Contractors Union Nagaland (RCUN) for upgrading Dimapur railway station to a Division; Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang has written to union railway minister Suresh Prabhu wherein he pointed out the ground realities that qualified Dimapur to be upgraded as a Division.

According to a communiqué from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO), Zeliang pointed out that Dimapur station besides being one of the oldest and most important stations in the north east, catering to the needs of Nagaland and Manipur besides parts of Karbi Anglong, also generated the second highest revenue next only to Guwahati.

In his letter Zeliang argued that Dimapur deserved to be upgraded to a Divisional Headquarter and with six other railway divisions, adding “Dimapur deserves to be one of them.”

The chief minister also pointed out that the geographical distance between Dimapur to Tinsukia was 250 kms while Lumding was hardly 100 kms away and therefore, more convenient as it serves not only Nagaland but also Manipur and parts of Assam. He said relocating Dimapur to Tinsukia would also cause great inconvenience not only to trains passengers from DImapur but also railway officials posted at Dimapur.

The chief minister urged upon the union minister that instead of placing Dimapur under another Railway Division, it be allowed to continue under Lumding Division pending approval for upgrading it as a Divisional Railway Headquarter.

It may be recalled, that following a series of reports in Nagaland Post on neglect of Dimapur railway station by the NFR and the decision to shift Dimapur from Lumding Division to Tinsukia Division; the RCUN had issued a stern warning against the move and instead, demanded that Dimapur be upgraded to a Division in lieu of it being the second highest revenue earner under NFR. It was also reported that the RCUN had submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister through Nagaland chief minister, seeking immediate intervention on the matter.

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Civil society organizations (CSOs) have resolved to serve a 15-day deadline on the State government demanding that a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) be brought in for thorough investigation on the fuel adulteration scam, said “Coordinating Committee on Fuel Adulteration” in a press statement on Monday.

The committee has also threatened to enforce bandh on national highways within the state in any form it deemed fit, in the event of failure by the state government to fulfil the demand.

According to the release, the CSOs also resolved that all the kingpins involved in the adulteration should be re-arrested after ACAUT Nagaland explained to them on the “unprofessional and incompetent manner” handling of the whole case by the state government, at the public meeting held on September 10 at Hotel Lake Shilloi, Dimapur.

The house has also unanimously decided that there can be no further mishandling of the case.

In this regard, they demanded that all guilty parties involved in the racket should be punished as per the FIR filed by ACAUT. Further, the committee said, the house at the meeting, has resolved to constitute “Coordinating Committee on Fuel Adulteration” comprising of two representatives each from Naga Council Dimapur, NTC, NWHD, CAVCA, CCCTA, BAN, YAN, DUCCF, NMDA, DEEHA, Diphupar Naga Students’ Union, ENSUD, DALT, SN, NHRA, EDBA, Consumer Society, Petroleum Dealers’ Association, Chumoukedima Town

Youth Organisation, YAN and DDCF to pursue the matter.

In this regard, the Coordinating Committee on Fuel Adulteration said it will be submitting the public memorandum to the state government through the office of the Chief Secretary at its convenient time.

However, the committee stated that the public resolution will be effective only after the memorandum was handed over to the chief secretary.

At the meeting, ACAUT also explained to the members on how the case has been “mishandled ever since the racket was exposed jointly

by ACAUT and Dimapur police”, the release stated.

It was expected on the part of the state government to institute CBI inquiry, instead Special Investigation Team (SIT) set up on July 14 to probe the matter, it said.

Unfortunately, ACAUT told the house that case had been dragged on at a “painful pace” and the kingpins involved in the fuel racket were all released on bail except Ajay Prasad, arrested by the Kohima Police.

It stated that four kingpins were granted bail despite the sensitivity of the case whereas Ajay’s bail was rejected.

According to the committee ACAUT informed the house that the court of CJM, Dimapur, on August 10 ordered the release of eight empty tankers from inside the adulteration site at Chumoukedima and accordingly, the police carried out the order on August 31.

Interestingly, ACAUT said, the SIT had no clue that the eight tankers were ordered to be released prior to August 30.

NY bombings suspect F&CS deptt director clarifies to NPRAAF in custody, sources say Washington, Sep 19 (IANS): Ahmad Khan Rahami, an Afghan man suspected in bombings in New York and New Jersey, is now in custody after a shootout with the police, sources said on Monday.

Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man wanted for questioning in connection with bombings in New York and Seaside Park, New Jersey, is also believed to be connected to the Ahmad Khan pipe bombs found in a backpack on Sunday night in Elizabeth, New Jersey, CNN quoted sources as saying.

The New York police announced earlier they are looking for Rahami for questioning in connection with the Saturday bombing in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighbourhood, which injured 29 people.

Bombings in New York and New Jersey over the weekend as well as the discovery of several unexploded devices have led authorities to believe there may be a terror cell at work in those two states, law enforcement officials told CNN on Monday.

The New York City Police Department earlier on Monday released a photograph of Ahmad Khan Rahami, a 28-year-old New Jersey resident, as the suspect in the Manhattan explosion incident.

Rahami was described as a naturalised US citizen who was born in Afghanistan on January 23, 1988, Xinhua news agency reported. “I want to be very clear that this individual could be armed and dangerous,” said Bill de Blasio, Mayor of New York city.

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Director F&CS Nagaland Alun Hangsing has responded to a demand for apology by Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) on July 4,2016 regarding his telephonic conversation (with a member of the NPRAAF on May 20), which was disclosed to the press.

In his statement, Hangsing clarified that he had maintained silence over the matter raised by NPRAAF neither to show that “might is right nor undermine NPRAAF or anybody” but was shocked and embarrassed by the revelation of the

telephonic conversation. He however admitted also that he had hurt “others too by not responding” because of his personal aversion to “public display of personal emotions”. He further asserted that his response to NPRAAF was not for justifying himself over the misunderstanding.

Hangsing thanked the organisation for encouraging him on self-introspection and for a positive change. In this he added that “ to err is human, to forgive divine” and appealed to the organisation to “forgive and forget and move on” towards a better, matured and healthier relationship.

Storm uproot trees, snap power line; 3 injured

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(L-R) Residents cutting down a tree to clear the road-block; Snapped power cables; the damaged vehicle. (David Khoboung/Social media)

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DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): A sudden storm coupled with heavy downpour on Monday evening uprooted trees and damaged power lines in Dimapur city, leaving hundreds of homes without power.

Trees fell across roads, pulling down power lines and snapping utility poles.

According to reports, a maruti car was partially damaged after a tree fell onto the car. The occupant received minor injury, sources said. Reports reaching here also stated that two more people were reportedly injured in other parts of the city. No further details could be ascertained.

Meanwhile, SDO-III, Dimapur electrical division

has informed that HT (33 & 11kv) and LT lines were damaged during the storm, including electric poles in most parts of Dimapur.

The department said efforts were on to restore normal power supply. However, till Monday night, the department said they were unable to restore the 33kv industrial feeder and 11kv feeder at

Thahekhu.

The SDO has assured that the power department has deployed its personnel and that restoration works were being carried out on a war-footing. The department said power supply may be restored by Tuesday.

In this regard, consumers have been requested to bear with the inconvenience.

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3rd IEM NE India women convention concludes

Board of deacons, convention organising committee and delegates of North East India.

DIMAPUR: Three-day convention programme of “3rd Indian Evangelical Mission (IEM) North East India, Women Convention” held from September 16 under the theme “Strengthen to stretch out”- Isaiah 54:2, hosted by Medziphema Town Ao Baptist Church concluded tonight.

A press note by clerk cum cashier MTBC T. Wati Longchar stated that speakers for the convention were associate state secretary IEM Nagaland, Rev. Mang Yang Chang and, secretary Church Ministry NE Guwahati, Rev. Lalchawl Thang Theik. Speak-

ers spoke on the topics “open your door wide”; “women as the missionary”; “strengthen to give”; “giving should begin from inner heart”; “show the world that Jesus Christ is your Saviour”.

Power point presentation on IEM field ministry, women ministry in NE India, aims and objects of IEM ministry was shared by IEM Missionary Thura UP, Tiatemjen Jamir; IEM NE women coordinator Tinglamkim and state secy. IEM Nagaland, C. Lumdemo Kikon.

Praise & Worship for every service was led by MTABC under the leadership of Ben-

Seminar on ‘clean milk production’ held at Mkg

Forest deptt seize illegal timber

DIMAPUR: Mokokchung Municipal Council (MMC) and department of V&AH Mokokchung jointly organized a seminar on “clean milk production” on September 17 at Mokokchung. DIPR reported that president, MMC, Tsukti Longkumer, in his short speech, asked the dairy farmers to feel proud of their profession as honesty and dedication mattered most in the business field.

He also urged them to take the scientific method of farming with the help of experts from the department concerned so that they could meet with the demands of the people. Explanations on the topic “care and management of diary animals” and “clean milk production” was given by D. Mangyang, farm manager, State Cattle Weeding Farm, Aliba and Dr. Aoyimsen VAS, Public Health respectively while Alangla, ARCA, Mokokchung gave a detailed explanation on government schemes/policies for diary farmers. The seminar was attended by around 50 dairy farmers.

dangsashi Walling APYCM. Youths of MTABC presented a special song. Women department of Lotha Baptist Church and Kuki Baptist Church of Medziphema also presented special numbers.

Delegates from different states of North East India toured Medziphema for sight-seeing and visited some spot like Central Institute of Horticulture,Valley View, Piggery Farm,etc. escorted by Mr. Aküm Lemtor and Dr. Imtinaro Jamir along with the Organisers and Volunteers.

Jon Bendang presented a video clip summary of the

three-day convention programme and Dr. Moakala and friends participated by closing the convention in a very unique manner that cheered the congregation.

Altogether 97 women delegates from North East India and churches in and around Medziphema attended the convention. Associate state secretary IEM Nagaland, Rev. Mang Yang Chang expressed gratitude to the host church, delegates and all participating teams and churches. MTABC Deacon Imti Longkümer thanked the various participants for their tireless efforts and services rendered.

DIMAPUR: Forest Protection Force of Intangki National Park (INP) on their routine patrolling had seized five numbers of illegal timbers, which were brought down by means of rafting through Dhansiri River on September 11. The culprits got away whereas the seized logs were brought to the Forest Protection Camp, Intangki. Field director, INP has informed all the public that any person or group found/ caught involving in logging, poaching, hunting and fishing inside the national park would be penalized.

The illegal timbers transported as rafts.

First Rovers & Ranger Scout Unit in Nagaland

DIMAPUR: Oriental College Kohima (OCK) has become the first college to have the Rover and Ranger (Adult/Senior Scouts) Unit in Nagaland.

In a first of its kind in Nagaland during its investiture ceremony, 20 Students, 9 Rovers and 13 Rangers, have sworn their scout promises in a solemn in the presence of the college principal, district organiser (Scout), official from state head quarter, Bharat Scouts and Guides Nagaland, guide master from different schools, and their parents.

The Rovers and Rangers will now be a

part of the world Brotherhood and Sisterhood Scout movement, and have committed themselves to serve God, the people and the country with honour. The investiture or the formal admission ceremony was administered by Rovers Scout Leader (AQM), Kekhrieselhou Theünuo. Earlier, the ceremony was initiated with an invocation pronounced by advisor EUOCK, Aboli. A short speech was delivered by principal OCK, Dr. Ketshukietuo Dzüvichü. The programme was chaired by the teacher incharge of the Rovers and Rangers Unit in the college, Keviuchütuo Kuotsu.

DISHA meeting for districts of Kiphire & Tuensang held

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, September 20, 2016

4-point resolutions passed

by NPGN/NNC (N/A) DIMAPUR: National tatar hoho session of the NPGN/ NNC (N/A) was held on September 10 wherein discussions on the functioning of government and ongoing Indo-Naga political issues took centre stage.

A press note by MIP kilonser NPGN/NNC (N/A) N. Mar Ao stated that during the meeting the house made a four-point resolution. It resolved to stand firm on the May 16, 1951 Naga plebiscite and whatever decision made would be done after consultation with the entire stakeholders in the interest of Nagas in general.

It also resolved to work towards unity of entire Naga national political groups to bring under common platform so as to solve the long protracted Indo-Naga political problem in the spirit of unity and justice.

Its third resolution was not to compromise the sovereignty and integrity of the Nagas under any circumstances.

It also resolved to seek third party intervention if necessary so as to bring about permanent and fair settlement in the manner of justice as per the international court of law.

MIP stated that the house also unanimously elected KK Ducca as tatar hoho speaker of NPGN/ NNC (N/A) with effect

from September 10, 2016, to which the newly elected speaker expressed gratitude to the member for having trust on him and pledged to render his service for the welfare of the government and for the entire Naga citizen.

He also appealed the house to maintain the decorum of the house and encouraged the members to serve the nation in the spirit of justice and honesty as “service to men is service to God”.

Home kilonser also expressed satisfaction on the service of the speaker and appealed the house to cooperate with the new speaker and maintain transparency in all aspects for the upliftment and for the welfare of the Nagas in general.

MIP further stated that the house resolved to conduct half yearly audit on September 30 and in this regard all the assigned official/ kilonser have been directed to submit the entire activity report and cash amount to the treasurer on or before September 27 without fail.

MIP also asked the individuals who had failed to attend the September 10 meeting to clarify their position on or before September 25 and failure to comply to this notice would initiate stern action as per the law of the land.

Yitachu visits Senayangba GHSS Ungma DIMAPUR: Minister of SE & SCERT, Yitachu had paid a visit to Senayangba GHSS, Ungma, Mokokchung on September 15, where he interacted with the teaching staff, village council members and other officials.

A press note by Senayangba GHSS principal, Lakhi Longkumer stated that Yitachu was accompanied by the director of School Education, Wonthungo Tsopoe and officials of DEO, DDEO, SDEO Mokokchung.

Minister inspected the nearly completed new administrative cum science block built under NEC scheme since 2014.

He also said that aim of “our” education policy was not only to educate but to deliver quality education to students so that “we” produce individuals at par with the national level.

ATMA demo & trg conducted at Bade

DIMAPUR: One day demonstration programme on ‘pest monitoring & surveillance in paddy field’ was conducted by ATMA-Dimapur, Dhansiripar block on September 16 at Bade village.

During the programme resource person, ATM Meciesenuo elaborated on field demonstration and to analyze field situation with regard to pests, predators, soil conditions, plant health, influence of climatic factors and pest management practices. The programme was chaired by BTM Moainla, while18 farmers attended the programme.

ATMA-Dimapur, Dhansiripar block also conducted one-day training and demonstration programme on ‘importance of micronutrients’ and ‘application of micronutrients’ on September 15 at Bade village.

Training on importance of micronutrients was conducted by resource person BTM, Moainla where she highlighted that micronutrients are essential for plant growth and play an important role in balanced crop nutrition which when used effectively corrects the deficiency symptoms and retains the crop green, healthy and productive, protects the crops from adverse weather conditions and resists the crops to fungal and bacterial diseases.

Meanwhile, demonstration on how to prepare micronutrient as spray solution, time of application either in the morning or evening hours and which plant part to apply was carried out by resource person ATM, Meciesenuo.

Altogether 28 farmers attended the programme, while micronutrients were also distributed to the farmers.

news in brief ICH free medical consultation: Free medical consultation every 2nd and 4th Saturday would be carried out by Impur Christian Hospital (ICH) at Impur Clinic, AM Road Mokokchung from September 2016. The free check up and consultation would be provided by the volunteer doctors of Mokokchung. The clinic would function from 7 a.m to 9 a.m. The hospital has also updated its laboratory investigation facilities by providing the Culture and Sensitivity Test.

GHSS Jalukie teacher trainers informed: Principal of GHSS, Jalukie has informed all the D.El.Ed teacher trainers to report to the office on September 23, 10:30 a.m to rectify the mistakes printed in their mark sheet. Supporting documents are to be furnished in case of corrections in the name and particulars of the candidate. All the trainees have been requested to come in person without fail as their signature would be needed for rectification.

KAPO consultative meeting: Khezha Area Public Or-

ganization (KAPO) has convened a consultative meeting on September 23, 11 a.m at the Kohima residence of Kodonyisu. All the concerned office bearers, executive members, advisors, senior leaders, gazetted officers, various unit presidents and general secretaries, VCCs, GBs and frontal chiefs have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DSSATA emergency meeting: Dimapur SSA Teachers

Association (DSSATA) has convened an emergency meeting on September 23, 1p.m at ISBT, Purana bazaar. All the GTs in Dimapur and Niuland under SSA of 2010 and 2013 batch have been asked to attend the meeting. Members are requested to personally bring Rs.1700 along with their academic and professional credentials from matriculation onwards.

LLRPO coordination meeting: Lotha Lower Range Public Organization (LLRPO) has convened a coordination meeting with the elders forum, on September 24, 10 a.m. at Lotha Hoho Ki Dimapur. LLRPO request at least two representatives from GBs federation Lotha Lower Range, Lio Lotha Oil & Mineral Bearing Zone Association (LLOMBZA), Tssori Old Land Owners Union, Changpang Land Owners Union and Lotha Lowers Range Student Union to attend the meeting.

WSKH emergency meeting: Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) has convened an emergency meeting on September 21, 10 a.m. at WSKH Chekiye village. All the office bearers, executive members of WSKH, area chairman have been asked to attend the meeting.

YVSU meeting: Yanthamo Village Students’ Union

(YVSU) has convened a meeting on September 24, 12 p.m. at the residence of Khonthungo Kikon (jubilee convenor), Lirie colony Kohima. All the concerned members, ex-executives and elders residing in Kohima are requested to attend the meeting. It further informs its members to contribute articles for the jubilee magazine to send through Yvsu2016@gmail. com or submit to the executives on or before September 30.

LCD annual peace-poster contest: Lions Club International would be organizing the 29th peace-poster drawing contest on the theme “a celebration of peace” at Lions Club of Dimapur (LCD), Midland on October 2, 11:30 a.m.

Interested schools or youth groups in Dimapur district has been requested to submit the names of 3 participants from their respective institutions within the age group of 11 to 13 years, as on November 15. For further details, interested school authorities may email participation form to niitdimapur@yahoo.co.in or contact the project chairman Lion Ajay Sethi, NIIT Dimapur Centre on Ph. No.96121-71341 or Lion Chubala Mukherjee on Ph.No.94366-09431.

Workshop on Hepatitis B and C: Kripa Foundation-

Project Sunrise, Kohima would be conducting one day workshop on ‘hepatitis B and C (HBV and HCV)’on September 21 at the conference hall of the health department with resource persons from ICMR, Kolkata Dr Samiran Panda and Dr Saubhik Gosh while secretary for health and family welfare Maongwati Aier as the guest of honour.

The workshop will be jointly being organized by Kripa Foundation-Project Sunrise, health department, NSACS and FHI 360.

ATMA Kohima exhibition cum sale day: ATMA Kohima would be organising an exhibition cum sale day at Kohima local ground on September 20, 8 a.m, where chief secretary Pankaj Kumar, IAS would inaugurate the exhibition cum sale as the chief guest. The exhibition cum sale day is being organized with an aim to provide a platform for farmers of the district to showcase various agricultural produce of Agri and allied department and to provide information and also to make them aware of the outlets of agricultural machineries available in the district. ATMA Kohima Farmers’ Award 2016 would also be awarded to the progressive farmers and FIGs/SHGs from different enterprises representing various blocks of the district.

KDPU to celebrate WPD

DIMAPUR: Kohima Divisional Pharmacist Union

(KDPU) would be organising the ‘World Pharmacist Day’ on September 25, 2 p.m at the conference hall of the Nagaland Institute of Health, Environment & Social Welfare (NIHESW), opp. Commissioner’s Office, main town Kohima on the theme ‘pharmacists : caring for you’. KDPU has invited all the pharmacists within Kohima district to the celebration.

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MP (LS) Rio visiting the FCI godown at Tuensang on September 19, 2016. (DPRO Tuensang)

DIMAPUR: Combined District Development CoOrdination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) meeting for Kiphire and Tuensang districts were held at DC’s conference hall Tuensang on September 19.

According to DIPR report the chairman of the meeting, MP (LS), Neiphiu Rio was assisted by MLA CM Chang and team leader K

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National Level Monitoring, Ministry of RD, Government of India, Dr. Ambuj.

Rio encouraged the delegates on how to best extract benefits of the Centrally Sponsored Schemes and project implementations to benefit the targeted areas as per the objectives of the projects and schemes. Later, he also visited the FCI godown at Tuensang.

Earlier welcome address was

given by DC Tuensang, Alem Jongshi while DC Kiphire and member secretary DISHA, Sedevikho Khro delivered the vote of thanks. The meeting was attended by the district officers of RD, NERLP, LRD, Social Welfare, DPO (ICDS), PWD (R&B), PHED, LRSO, Medical, DDEO, NIC, ITI, Power, UDD, Agri, ADS along with the district administration and police.

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q . : I s t h e s t a t e g ov t ignoring demands by ACAUT and NTC? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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WEATHER FORECAST

September 20 (Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A shower and t-storm around 33 26

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

27 21

Guwahati Cloudy with a stray t-storm

34 25

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

31 21

Aizawl Imphal

Itanagar A heavy t-storm in the a.m.

31 22

Shillong

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

Kohima

Cloudy with a t-storm or two 23 18

22 16

Dimapur Cloudy with a stray t-storm

33 24

Cloudy with a stray t-storm

26 20

Tuensang Cloudy with a thunderstorm

23 17

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

27 21

Mkg Wokha

Zunheboto Cloudy a t-storm in spots

21 17

Parliamentary Secretary, Jacob Zhimomi and others at Kohima, Monday (NP)

KOHIMA, SEP 19 (NPN): Two-day training on “Command Area Development and Water Management” (CADWM) under the aegis of North Eastern Regional Institute of Water & Land Management (NERIWALM), Tezpur and Nagaland’s state Irrigation & Flood Control department got underway today at Irrigation & Flood Control chief engineers office conference hall.

Parliamentary secretary irrigation & flood control N. Jacob Zhimomi informed that all aspects of the CADWM programme need to be taken up in all integrated and coordinated manner to achieve the envisaged objective of raising foodgrain

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production to meet the increasing need for growing population.

He said climate changes across the globe has been witnessed and said rainfall occur unexpectedly and said the Ministry of Water Resources has proposed new guidelines and energy had been invested by the expert team to study the environment in the various regions of the country.

Zhimomi said to meet foodgrain sufficiency, knowledge and approach of the traditional style needed to be scientific to maximize productivity.

He expressed hope that through this training the engineers would upgrade their skills and propagate proper

utilization of water and help attain self sufficiency in agriallied sectors and contribute to the GDP of the state as well.

Zhimomi said that NERIWALM was a premium institute of north east region imparting training in the field of water and land management and related fields.

He said it has become mandatory that CADWM programme has to be implemented in a holistic manner with irrigation project under PMKSY so that irrigation potential created with hydraulic connectivity gets utilized soon after its creation, improved water use efficiency, increase agricultural productivity and production

and bring sustainability in the irrigated agriculture in a participatory environment.

Zhimomi said Nagaland Farmers Participation in Management of Irrigation Systems Bill 2013 was enacted and passed in the assembly on March 2014.

The Act was required for formation and recognition of Water Users Associations (WUAs) while implementing irrigation schemes in the state.

He said participatory irrigation management through establishing and strengthening WUAs was an integral and important component of CADWN programme.

Ir rigation & Flood Control chief engineer Er. S. Kughaho Sema was optimistic that the training would endeavor to develop and manage land and water resources and increase agriculture production for improving the economic health of farmers of the state.

He said excessive rainfall has caused several landslides including heavy erosion of the top soil while period of draught has caused failure of crops due to scarcity of water as well as poor management of the available water.

Sema stated that the subject matter of the training of CADWM was most relevant and needed to be translated at the project field

level for hill states like Nagaland with its fragile “Ecology and Environment.”

Course coordinator and associate professor (WRE) NERIWALM, Dr. A.C. Debnath said the two day long training would cover CADWM programme and irrigated agriculture, preparation on DPR for CADWM project, farm development works on CADWM programme, participatory irrigation management, irrigation outlets etc.

He said that CADWM’s work mainly concentrates on water management sector and stated that due to climate change the Government of India is pressing CADWM to come up with more development programmes to meet the demand of availability of water.

Asst professor NERIWALM Dr. U.M. Hazarika was the resource person at the training.

The programme will continue till September 20.

KVGOA gears up for its silver jubilee

Organisation members cleaning the village area.

DIMAPUR: Kohima Village Gazetted Officers Association (KVGOA) in preparation to the commemoration of its silver jubilee 2016, held a sanitation programme in and around the vicinity of its village on September 17.

A press note by KVGOA convenor publicity committee, Neitho-O Kuotsu stated that KVGOA conducted the programme in collaboration with the Kohima Village

Council, Kohima Village Youth Organization and Kohima Village Students Union.

President, KVGOA, Er. Keviletuo Yiese along with convenor, Sanitation Committee, Dr. Khriesilie Sachü has expressed profound gratitude and appreciation to all the Kohima village members and frontal organizations for their participation and cooperation.

MCYA organises gospel tour to Kidima village on September 18. Delivering a message, Rev. Fr. Raymond D’Souza SJ urged the faithful to assess one’s own honesty, sincerity and truthfulness and added that people could not be satisfied alone with money and power in life.

He emphasised on the word of prophet Amos who warned Israel for dishonesty, unfaithfulness and untruthful which God would judge on the last day. The priest also asked the congregation to pray to Mother Mary to enable them to attain Almighty God’s Kingdom.

MCYA president, Mhiesirekho Eric, spoke about the Mezoma Catholic Youth Association with Reverend Father Raymond D’Souza SJ, director purpose of visiting Kidima as of Eden Garden, Khuzama at Kidima village on September 18. its year plan saying the tour DIMAPUR: Under the ban- sociation (MCYA) undertook director of Eden Garden, ner of “year of mercy”, the a gospel tour to St. Francis Khuzama, Rev. Fr. Raymond Mezoma Catholic Youth As- Xavier’s Church Kidima with D’Souza SJ as main celebrant

had enlightened and strengthened their faith.

Earlier, welcome address was delivered by catechist Krovito George and Eucharist celebration, welcome song by Kidima Catholic Juniors Association, special number was presented by MCYA, Kidima Catholic Women Association and Menesel and friends, former president of Kidima Catholic Youth Association, Kenongol Mark proposed vote of thanks.

Interaction with fellow brethren and visiting historical places including village view Thokhwezu were the highlights of the MCYA gospel tour to Kidima.

On the occasion of Raising Day of Railway Protection Force (RPF) blood donation camp organized by RPF Lumding division NF railway was held Monday at district hospital, blood bank, Dimapur. (NP)

Massive tree plantation at Pfutsero

Neiba Kronu planting tree sapling by the road side.

KOHIMA, SEP 19 (NPN): In move towards mitigating the challenges of climate change and also to protect the environment, parliamentary secretary of Planning & Coordination, Evaluation & Monitoring Cell and Taxes, Neiba Kronu has initiated massive plantation drive at 16-Pfutsero Assembly Constituency under Phek district.

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peach etc in more than 50 km stretch along the road sides in his constituency.

Kronu said that such initiatives would help not in protection of the environment from degradation but it would also beautify the area and also protect the soil from erosion and landslides.

Moreover, he said that once the trees grew up, travellers along the route could enjoy the shed and also the fruits. He said that the plantation drive has been supported by the respective villages along road sides and churches and general public.

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Kaziranga eviction: 2 killed, 19 injured strict action will be taken as per law against those who provoked the people,” the DGP said.

Following the incident, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal held an emergency Cabinet meeting and directed that an ex-gratia payment of Rs 5 lakh be paid to the next of kin of those dead and Rs 50,000 each to those injured. The Nagaon district administration had decided to carry out the eviction following a Gauhati High Court order in October last year that Banderdubi and Deochurchang areas under Kaliabor sub-division near Kaziranga National Park be cleared of encroachers.

Industry minister Chandra Mohan Patowary told reporters after the meeting that the state government was committed to the protection of Kaziranga and in no way would it disregard the directives of the High Court.

“The eviction was carried out as per the orders of the Gauhati High Court and even people of the state want illegal encroachers to be evicted from in and around Kaziranga,” he said. The Chief Minister had directed two senior ministers, Minister for Education and Health Himanta Biswa Sarma

and Minister for Water Resources, Science and Technology and also the local MLA Keshab Mahanta, to meet the representatives of the two areas before carrying out the eviction. “The court had mentioned nothing about compensation but the state government agreed to pay on humanitarian grounds with affected families agreeing to leave the areas.”

The minister said.

“Today’s protests, however, indicate that there may be a third force at work to instigate the affected people which will not be tolerated. The Chief Minister has directed that the matter be investigated and strict action be taken against those involved,” he said.

Minister for Health and Education Himanta Biswa Sarma complimented the Nagaon district administration for their successful eviction drive in Kaziranga.

“Our government will never compromise on JATI (identity), MATI(land) and BHETI(home). On that note, I also assure all deserving land owners that adequate compensation will be paid to all of them,” he said. Former Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, however, told reporters that remov-

Manipur lawyers come out against bandh, blockade

Truck rams into car in Assam; 1 dead, 5 injured

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IMPHAL, Sep 19: Lawyers in Manipur Monday joined the campaign against frequent bandh, blockades, public curfew witnessing in Manipur by staging a demonstration rally on the streets in Imphal.

Leaving all business of the day, the lawyers in their hundreds took out the rally under the aegis of the All Manipur Bar Association (AMBA).

All cases scheduled for hearing today in various courts in Imphal were suspended. Placards with slogans highlighting the impacts of bandh, blockade, public curfew and similar strikes were displayed during the rally.

The rally which started at Cheirap court complex, Imphal concluded with a public awareness at Khwairamband Bazar after covering streets of the city.

While highlighting the impact of such strike on the common

people, senior members of AMBA stressed the need for putting in place a law that will effectively check such strikes in the state.

Manipur has the dubious distinction of having the maximum numbers of bandh, which adversely affect the economy of the state besides causing inconvenience to the general public.

Though directed against the state, these bandhs underscore the deepening polarization of society and polity there.

An online opinion poll conducted by a news portal few years back revealed that unreasonable demands of numerous organizations, insensitive government were considered the main reasons for bandhs.

Manipur has been losing Rs.36 crore per day every time when there is a bandh or general strike and Rs.3.09 crore per day when there is economic blockade, according to an independent survey report.

Meghalaya CM encourages cultivation of spices in Garo Hills

Shillong, Sep 19 (PTI): Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul M Sangma has encouraged the cultivation of spices in Garo Hills as an alternative means of cultivation and livelihood.

The cultivation of spices will enhance livelihood opportunities in the rural areas, he said while attending the Promotion of Black Pepper Cultivation at Rongjeng, East Garo Hills. Pointing out that spices like pepper, cinnamon and cardamom are used for cooking and medicinal purposes all over the world, the CM said resilient means of livelihood infused with scientific approach will bring in higher returns to cultivators.

Urging the villagers to start the cultivation of spices he said the cultivation of pepper known to be king of spices, is highly profitable with India being the largest exporter of black pepper.

Saplings of high yielding varieties of black pepper were distributed to 84 villages.

Opposition blames government for Agartala flood AG A RTA L A , S e p 1 9 (Agencies): BJP and Trinamool Congress have blamed the Left Front government for the poor drainage system in Agartala, two-third of which, including the chief minister’s residential area, was inundated after heavy showers for half an hour on Saturday.

The opposition parties held the unplanned growth of the capital city responsible for the waterlogged streets and demanded a master plan to tackle the situation. “Nowhere in the world does a city grow without planning, except Agartala. The ancient kings and rulers of Agartala planned the city only for 5,000 people 150 years ago and the present Left Front government is forcefully accommodating more than 5 lakh people in the same set-up. A huge amount of central funds, meant for the development of the city, is being misused,” alleged TMC legislator Sudip Roy Barman, an engineer by profession.

BJP vice-president and former MLA Subal Bhaumik sought immediate financial audit of all the urban development projects over the past decade. Heavy shower on Saturday spoiled the celebrations of Viswakarma puja. Weather reports said Agartala received heavy rainfall for half- an-hour affecting major portions of the city.

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Guwahati,Sep 19:: At least one person was killed and five others injured on Sunday night after a truck rammed into a car in Helam area of Assam, last night.

According to reports, the injured were provided medical assistance and taken to the nearby hospital.

One dead, five injured after a truck rammed into a car in Helam area of Assam, last night. Earlier, in another fatal accident on September 12, at least four students were killed after a truck rammed into the students SUV on the AssamBengal National Highway.

As per a data, the frequency of traffic collisions in India is amongst the highest in the world. A National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) report has revealed that every year, more than 135,000 traffic collision-related deaths occur in India.

ing people from their land and home by resorting to killings was “condemnable”.

“Agreed that the Gauhati High Court had given the ruling last year but there was a process to ensure its adherence.

The state government failed to take the necessary measures before carrying out the eviction,” he said. Moreover, it was the Asom Gana Parishad government in 1996, who had facilitated the settlement of these people in these two areas, so “how can they be illegal encroachers.”

AIUDF President Badruddin Ajmal also condemned the police firing and killing of two persons who, he said, had only sought compensation before eviction.

The situation in the area remains tense, but is under control with the eviction drive continuing.

There was no report of any untoward incident in Deochurchang area.

The authorities had pressed elephants and excavators into service to demolish the houses.

A total of 190 and 160 families are being evicted in Banderdubia and Deochurchang areas respectively.

Maligaon, Sep 19: A massive cleanliness drive over all the five divisions of N. F. Railway, viz. Katihar, Alipurduar, Rangiya, Lumding and Tinsukia, involving more than 150 officers and hundreds of other employees started from September 17 as part of the countrywide Swachhata Saptah being observed by Indian Railways. During the first two days of the drive in NF Railway’s jurisdiction covering nine states, more than 184 stations including 17 A-1 and A category stations and 119 trains were inspected for ensuring cleanliness.

The General Manager Chahatey Ram conducted a detailed inspected of the Guwahati Railway station on several parameters including clean catering service, clean drinking water and clean station premises on September 18 along with senior officials from headquarter. He had ordered

Correspondent IMPHAL, Sep 19: A police officer and several students were injured after a campaign rally for implementation of Inner Line permit System (ILPS) in Imphal Monday turned violent.

Officer in-charge of Singjamei police station was among injured people in the clash that broke out after the police stopped the rally carried out by students on the street at Singjamei area of Imphal this afternoon. Three girl students were also injured in the police action and they were rushed to nearby hospitals.

The clash broke out around 3 pm after pro-ILPS students retaliated to police action to prevent them from carrying out the rally further.

OC Inspector L Inogocha leading the police team sustained injuries on his legs and hands. Several students also sustained minor injuries.

Reports said that police had to resort to shelling several rounds of tear gas and mock bombs when the students tried to proceed with the rally despite restriction.

Irate over the police action, the students retaliated

immediate remedial measures to correct the deficiencies noticed. He said, without the cooperation of rail users, railway’s effort for maintaining absolute cleanliness in station premises and train will never be successful. The General Manager also inspected Azara railway station Monday. It may be mentioned, to sustain the impetus in the field of cleanliness provided by the week-long drive called Rail Hamsafar during May-June this year, the Indian Railway is observing a nine-day cleanliness drive covering all stations, all trains, all residential colonies, all catering units and pantry cars from September 17-25.

During the drive, each of the days is christened with a themebased name.

with stones towards the police. The pro-ILPS students also destroyed a police check post standing on the side of the highway near the Super Market.

The situation was put under control after additional police force from Imphal west district police rushed to the spot.

Earlier, a large number of students from some colleges at Singjamei area converged at Manipur College campus and took out the rally pressing the state government to pass a bill that will protect the indigenous people of the state under the aegis of the student wing of JCILPS. Another similar rally carried out by school students at Khagempali area of Imphal West, around the same time was also foiled by the police by using tear gas and mock bombs. Police also batoncharged the students, injuring some students, reports said.

Inspite of its repeated assurance, Ibobi government had failed to introduce the proposed fresh bill to protect the indigenous people of the state in the recently concluded monsoon session of the Manipur Assembly.

Mnp Gov honours 25 traditional artisans Imphal, Sep 19 (PTI): Manipur Governor Dr. Najma A. Heptulla Monday conferred the ‘Swayamsiddh Samman’ of a steel major to 25 traditional artisans.

A citation, shawl and cash award was conferred to the highly respected senior artisans who were all above 65 years of age. Speaking on the occasion, the newly appointed Governor said she acknowledged the contribution made by Manipuri artisans in the fields of art, culture and sports. Thanking the President and the Prime Minister for appointing her as the governor of the state, Dr. Heptulla commended the effort of the steel major in promoting Indian tradition across the globe. The 25 senior artisans included 6 women.

Happy Birthday, Disha.

You have been such a blessing in our life. We can’t wait to see what joys you have in store for the coming year!

Your loving family members Dear choilûng, Happy Birthday to the sweetest girl ever! You deserve all the love and happiness in the world. Let’s celebrate this day of your life together. once again a very happy birthday sweetheart choilung.GB!

Loving opa,onyu,chuphen and balum punyuih.

Dear Nisha Goel, On this special day, i wish you all the very best , all the Joy U can ever have and may U be ‘Blessed Abundantly ‘ today, tomorrow and the days to come. Have a fantastic birthday, celebrate the happiness on everyday of your life. Happy Birthday !!

Best wishes, Mam Chuba Hi.. Apulo Aly (Pulokaly), Today is your birthday! May you receive even more blessings than you ask for, and may all good things continue to come your way. Happy Birthday! Life is what you keep making yours count each and every day. The skies are clear for you at all times. A designated day to tell you, happy birthday...God bless you .

From.... Always your friend, gzzz?

“Dear Ravi Chand!

You’re a role model at work. Everybody thinks so. Whenever you do anything, you do your very best.

It’s appreciated. Happy birthday and may every wish of yours come true.

LANDMARK COLONY DIMAPUR – 797 112

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Sakus Mission College, Dimapur, has been accredited by National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bengaluru, with grade B+ (CGPA 2.57).

The College sincerelyexpresses profound gratitude and appreciations to the following stakeholders, individuals and associations for their invaluable contributions towards overall growth and development of the college and particularly in the run-up to the assessment process till it got accredited. Our heartfelt gratitude goes to the following persons mentioned below for their immense contribution: i. The Council, SMC, headed by Shri. KesonyuYhome, IAS, DC, Dimapur and all Council Members. ii. The Board of Management, SMC. iii. Directorate of Higher Education, Kohima.

Nagaland. iii. Nagaland University, Lumami, Nagaland. iv. The Alumni and Parents Associations v. The entire SMC family, Faculty, Staff, Students and Well-wishers.

May God shower His choicest blessings upon you and we look forward to your continual support.

Principal SMC

From ur loving fren, Lima nd sungjem” Hello buddy Acheno, Soooo....watz ur plan??? Lol...

Anyway wishing you a very happy birthday. May ur GAHURI increase more n more so that you become like the BELATY GAHURI hahaha..... Have a blasting day .

Always buddy, Muuuaaahhh...

Shalo,Sonilo and Dedaar.

NAGALAND ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION (NERC) NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Old MLA Hostel Complex, Nagaland : Kohima - 797001 Tel: (0370) 2292101(O)/2241592(R) Fax: 2292104 (O); www.nerc.org.in e-mail: nerc_kohima@yahoo.com Dated Kohima, the 15th Sept. '16

DECLARATION

This Declaration is made on this 7th day of May 2016 at Dimapur, Nagaland by Mr. Yanger Aier, Chairman of Sakus Mission College Society, Residence of H. No. 58, Landmark Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland. Solemnly do affirm and declare as follows: 1. That, the Sakus Mission College Society is the sole and absolute owner of the plot of land with all infrastructures/Buildings therein which is situated at Landmark Colony behind West Police Station, Dimapur.

2. That, the Society never borrowed money against the said plot/ buildings by way of Mortgaged/pledged or executed any conditional sale deeds with any Societies/Individuals.

3. That, the Society has never intent to sell/mortgage even in the near future.

4. That, anybody dealing with the aforesaid plot of land/buildings or any matters related to Sakus Mission College shall be doing so at their own risk and further warns that appropriate legal actions shall be instituted against the concerned Societies/Individuals.

Solemnly declared before me by the deponent on this the 7th day of May 2016.

CHAIRMAN Regd. No. 664/16 Sakus Mission College Dated : 10/05/16

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Police officer, pro-ILPS students injured in clash

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Guwahati, Sep 19 (PTI): Two persons were killed and 19 others, including police personnel, were injured in mob violence and subsequent police firing during an eviction drive near Kaziranga National Park today.

Police resorted to firing in Banderdubi area under Kaliabor sub-division of Nagaon district after protestors, demanding compensation before they were evicted, turned violent and attacked security forces by pelting stones at them, Assam Director General of Police Mukesh Sahay said.

“The eviction was carried out as per orders of the Gauhati High Court and the police used full restraint and minimum force to ensure that the land was cleared of encroachers,” he said.

The situation turned violent and the police was forced to resort to lathi charge, tear gas and firing which led to the killing of two persons, including a woman, and injury to 19 others, including 15 police personnel due to stone pelting, the DGP said.

“There may be a possibility of the people being instigated by a section of people...we are investigating the matter and

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, September 20, 2016

DRAFT NOTIFICATION No.NERC/REGN/2016 : In exercise of the powers conferred under section 61 & 86 read with section 181 of the Electricity Act, 2003 (36 of 2003) and also read with NERC Regulation No. 70 of the Principal Regulations, 2011 (Determination of Generation Tariff for Renewable Energy) the Nagaland Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Kohima hereby notify Draft Amendment "NERC (Determination of Generation Tariff for Renewable Energy) (First Amendment) Regulations, 2016" as under : 1. The Regulation 17(2) of the Principal Regulations shall now be read as : "For the purpose of computation of Tariff, the normative interest rate shall be considered as average long term prime lending rate (LTPLR) of the State Bank of India (SBI) prevalent during the previous year plus 300 basis points."

2. The Regulation 18(1)(C) of the Principal Regulations shall now be read as : "Annual Depreciation shall be based on 'Differential Depreciation Approach' using 'Straight Line Method' over two distinct periods comprising loan tenure and period beyond loan tenure over useful life. The depreciation rate for the first 12 year of the Tariff Period shall be 5.83% per annum and the remaining depreciation shall be spread over the remaining useful life of the project from 13th year onwards."

3. The Regulation 19(2) of the Principal Regulations shall now be read as : "The normative Return on Equity shall be : a) Pre-tax 20% per annum for the 10 years. b) Pre-tax 24% per annum from 11th year onwards."

4. The Regulation 20(3) of the Principal Regulations shall now be read as : "Interest on working Capital shall be at interest rate equivalent to average State bank short term PLR (SBAR) during the previously year plus 350 basis point."

5. The Regulation 60 of the Principal regulations shall now be read as under : 1. Land Cost : Commission considered the land requirement to 5 acres/MW which is in line with the guidelines for selection of solar projects under JNNSM. The development in technology shall improve in future which will eventually reduce requirement of land per MW of installation. Further the land acquired for setting up Solar PV power projects is mostly arid/barren or of no commercial use. To avoid cost of transmission system, developer may prefer to acquire land close to grid sub-station. Commission considered the cost of land at Rs. 25 lakhs/MW at an estimated cost of Rs. 5 lakh/acre.

2. Civil & General Works : Commission considered cost towards civil and general works at Rs. 126 lakh/MW i.e. 40% hike of the NERC's Regulations, 2011 rate considering with the high cost of building materials, equipments & other charges prevailing in the state.

3. Cost of PV Modules : The Commission considered the estimated cost of PV modules at Rs. 377.65 Lakh/MW i.e. 15% hike of CERC's rate considering with the high transportation cost and other charges prevailing in the State.

4. Mounting Structure : The Commission considered the cost towards mounting structures at Rs. 40.25 lakh/MW i.e. 15% hike of CERC's rate considering with the high cost of building materials, equipments & other charges prevailing in the state.

5. Power Conditioning Unit (PCU) : The overall output from the Solar PV Power Plant to a large extent depends on the quality of the power conditioning unit.

Accordingly Commission considered the cost towards power conditioning unit at Rs. 38.5 Lakh/MW i.e 10% increased from CERC's rate considering with the high transportation cost and other charges prevailing in the state.

6. Evacuation cost up to inter-connection point (Cables and Transformers) : The Commission considered the cost of evacuation arrangement at Rs. 93.50 Lakh/MW i.e. 10% hike of the NERC's Regulations, 2011 rate considering with the high cost of equipments & other charges prevailing in the state.

7. Preliminary & Pre-operative expenses : The expenses cost towards pre-operative and preliminary expenses essentially include cost towards services related to installation and commissioning, project management, insurance, contingency taxes, duties, interest during construction (IDC), finance charges etc.

Accordingly, the Commission considered the preliminary and pre-operative costs at Rs. 86.31/- MW in line with the MoU signed between Kerala Government and NHPC. The benchmark capital cost norm for Solar PV power projects at Rs. 787.21 lakhs/MW in summarized below : Sl. No. 1 2 3 4

Capital Cost Norms Sl. Capital Cost Norms Particulars (Rs. lakh/MW) No. (Rs. lakh/MW) Land Cost 25.00 5 Power Conditioning Unit 38.50 Civil & General Works 126.00 cost upto inter connection point 6 Evacuation 93.50 (Cables & Transformers) PV Modules 377.65 Mounting Structures 40.25 7 Preliminary & pre-operative Expenses 86.31 Total Capital Cost 787.21 6. The Regulation 62 of the Principal regulations shall now be read as : Operation and Maintenance Expenses : In case of solar PV based power projects, repairs and maintenance expenses are not significant due to limited wear and tear and mainly pertains transformer replacement of ports for control system or power conditioning systems. Manpower related expenses would pertain to inspection/testing/cleaning array systems etc. There is no operational experience of MW scale PV solar system in India to ascertain norms for O&M expenses.

Commission has specified O&M expenses at Rs. 11.00 lakh/MW for the first year of operation which shall be escalated at the rate of 5.72% per annum in line with the CERC's guidelines.

Any comments/suggestions/objections may be intimated to this Commission's Office latest by 30th Sept. 2016 for finalisation of the said Amendment Regulations by 1st Oct. 2016.

(W. Y. Yanthan) Secretary Nagaland Electrical Regulatory Commission (NERC), Kohima Issued by DIPR DC-2127 Particulars

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Uri terror attack: Full list of jawans martyred Vill Khadangali, Dist Nashik, Maharashtra.

Havildar Ashok Kumar Singh, r/o Vill Raktu Tola, Dist Bhojpur, Bihar.

Sepoy Rajesh kr Singh, r / o Vi l l Ja u n p u r, U t t a r Pradesh.

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After the three-hour gun-battle, four terrorists were killed and army was combing to ensure there were no other militants. Most of the army casualties resulted from the fire in tents in which jawans were sleeping.

Uri terror attack: Food, medicine packets recovered have markings of Pak, says Army

Seventeen Indian Army soldiers who were martyred during a terrorist attack at Uri. (PTI) jawan belongs to has not yet been ascertained.

The 18 jawans are: Subedar Karnail Singh, R/O Vill Shibu Chak, TehBishnah, District Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir.

Havildar Ravi Paul, r/o Samba, Dist Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir.

Sepoy Rakesh Singh, r/o Vill Baddja, Dist Kaimur, Bihar.

Se poy Javra Munda, r/o Vill Meral, Dist Khuti, Jharkhand.

Sepoy Naiman Kujur, r/o Vill Gumla, Chainpur, Jharkhand.

Sepoy Uike Janrao, r/o Vill Nandgaon (Kh), Dist Amravati, Maharashtra.

Havildar NS Rawat, r/o

Vill Rajawa, Dist Rajasmand, Rajasthan.

Sepoy Ganesh Shankar, r/o Vill Ghoorapalli, Dist Sant Kabir Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.

Naik SK Vidarthi, r/o Vill Boknari, Dist Gaya, Bihar.

Sepoy Biswajit Ghorai, r/o Vill Ganga Sagar, Dist South 24 Parganas, West Bengal.

Lance Naik G Shankar, r/o Vill Jashi, Dist Satara, Maharashtra.

Sep G Dalai, r/o Vill Jamuna Balia, Dist Howarah, West Bengal.

Lance Naik RK Yadav, r/o Vill Balia, Uttar Pradesh.

Sepoy Harinder Yadav, r/o Vill Ghazipur, Dist Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh.

Sepoy TS Somnath, r/o

radio sets, 2 global positioning systems.” “Two map sheets, 2 metric sheets that they use when they move from one place to another as guidance points, was also recovered. Recoveries include large quantity of food and medicine packets, having markings of Pakistan,” he added.

“Both Poonch and Uri attacks led to neutralisation and killing of four terrorists each by Indian Army,” the DGMO said.

age to strike Pakistan like the US did to eliminate Osama Bin Laden, there is no use of building an international image,” it added.

Stating that foreign nations would not do anything to help India on the issue, it said that if Pakistan could use four terrorists to wreak havoc why India cannot use its security forces to strike Pakistan.

The Shiv Sena said that merely decorating coffins of martyred soldiers or accepting condolences from foreign nations would not serve the

purpose. Instead, giving credence to our security forces is the need of the hour.

“Terrorist attacks have become regular in Jammu and Kashmir. Whose failure is this?

PM Modi may continue to issue warnings, but the question is how much and when would Pakistan pay heed to them?” the Shiv Sena said.

Heavily armed terrorists, suspected to be from Pakistanbased Jaish-e-Mohammad had yesterday stormed an army base in Jammu and Kashmir’s Uri killing 18 soldiers.

Army displays arms and ammunition recovered from the four fidayeen militants. (PTI)

Shiv Sena needles PM, says situation worse than Congress rule

MUMBAI, Sep 19 (PTI): Needling the Prime Minister over the Uri terror attack, Shiv Sena today said the situation has become worse than that under the previous Congress regime and if the Prime Minister is unable to strike Pakistan and eliminate terrorists, his exercise of building a global image will prove futile.

The Sena also called for dissolution of the government in Jammu and Kashmir to sternly deal with the terrorists and pro-Pakistan elements.

Striking a hawkish pos-

ture, Shiv Sena said Pakistan has waged an open war against India with this attack and our proof of its involvement will yield no result with Pakistan’s government.

“One has to accept that the situation today is worse than what was during the Congress regime. At a time when pro-Pakistan sloganeering is on in Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistani flags are being hoisted there, the Centre should dissolve the state government and impose ‘martial law’ there as President’s (Governor’s)

Government sets new norms for ambulances

N EW D ELHI , S e p 1 9 (AGENCIES): Normal taxis merely fitted with flashers, sirens and hardly equipped with gadgets to carry patients safely to hospitals will not be allowed to operate as ambulances.

The transport ministry has set norms for all new ambulances that will hit Indian roads from April 2018.

According to TOI, the norms have been notified realising that existing ambulances in India are more like transport vehicles and any vehicle suitable to lay a patient is called an ambulance without consideration to the overall design. Research have shown that ambulances are more likely to be involved in motor vehicle collisions resulting in injury or death than fire brigades or PCR vans.

The Ambulance Code notified recently has specified that road ambulances will have to be designed and specially equipped for transporting patients and must be capable of providing out of hospital care during transit.

There will be four categories of road ambulances ranging

from properly equipped two and three-wheelers as “first responders” to advanced life support ambulances, which will be equipped with life saving medical facilities.

First responders, a concept popular is United Kingdom, Hongkong and Israel, has been introduced for the first time in India to reach out to patients and injured persons.

Barring the first responder vehicles, the other three category of ambulances - patient transport, basic life support and advanced life support - will have stretchers, traction device, stationary oxygen, cardiac monitor, diagnostic equipment such as BP monitor, and equipment for managing life threatening problem.

While setting norms for ambulances is a positive step, road safety experts said there is need to ensure people get ambulances. “None wants to bring a patient on unsafe vehicle. But what are the options they have when ambulances are not available and where people can’t pay for the ambulance service?” asked road safety expert Rohit Baluja.

Despite truce within SP; Shivpal sacks Akhilesh’s aides

LUCKNOW, SEP 19 (PTI): The truce in faction-ridden ruling Samajwadi Party today appeared to be short-lived with state party chief Shivpal Yadav expelling seven party functionaries, including three MLCs, all considered close to Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav.

Sunil Singh Sajan, Anand Bhadauria and Sanjay Lathar - all MLCs - were shown the door for making “derogatory remarks” against party supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav, indulging in anti-party activities and indiscipline, according to a party statement.

Besides the three legislators, Mohd Ebad, state chief of SP youth brigade, Brijesh Yadav, state president of SP yuvjan sabha, Gaurav Dubey, national president of SP youth brigade and Digvijay Singh Dev, state chief of chatra sabha, were also dismissed from the party on similar grounds.

After assuming charge as SP Uttar Pradesh unit president, Shivpal Yadav yesterday expelled a close relative of senior party leader Ram Gopal Yadav and another leader for their alleged involvement in land grabbing.

Shivpal expelled party MLC Arvind Pratap Yadav, nephew of Ram Gopal Yadav and former village head in Etawah Akhilesh Kumar Yadav for their alleged involvement in land grabbing and other such activities, a move that could once again fuel a war in the family. The feud in Uttar Pradesh’s first family had ended on Saturday after Akhilesh restored all but one portfolios of Shivpal and promised to support him as SP’s state unit president, a post from which he was himself removed three days back triggering the power tussle with his uncle.

rule wouldn’t suffice,” Shiv Sena said in an editorial in its mouthpiece ‘Saamana’.

“Pakistan has waged an open war against India now, while we cannot do anything except issue warnings. The probe into the Pathankot terror attack too did not result in any action against that country,” it said.

With regard to the evidence suggesting Pakistan’s involvement, the editorial said: “This proof has no value at the international level. If you (Modi) do not have the cour-

Bhubaneswar, Sep 19 (IANS): The Odisha Police has sounded alert across the state in the wake of the terrorist attack on the Uri army camp in Jammu & Kashmir that killed 17 soldiers.

“Even though we have not received any specific intelligence input of a possible terrorist attack in the state, we do not want to take any chances.

The security arrangements have been tightened at crucial places,” Odisha’s Director General of Police K.B. Singh told reporters here on Monday.

He said security has been tightened at airports, bus stands, railway stations and all vital installations in the coastal region.

Besides, the state police chief said, security has also been beefed up at army bases in the state, police armouries, Shree Jagannath temple in Puri, Paradip Port, Integrated Test Range (ITR) in Chandipur and Lingaraj temple in Bhubaneswar.

Further, the police has made elaborate security arrangements at the state assembly and the Secretariat, Singh added. The monsoon session of the state assembly is scheduled to begin on September 21.

Bhubaneswar-Cuttack Police Commissioner Y.B. Khurania also affirmed that they are prepared to handle any untoward incident in the capital city and in Cuttack.

**COMBO** Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia wipes ink off his face outside the LG house in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI) NEW DELHI, SEP 19 (AGENCIES): Manish Sisodia, the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, was attacked with ink today when he was talking to reporters for the first time after returning from a much-talked about trip to Finland.

Mr Sisodia, who is facing criticism for his tour at a time Delhi is struggling with a spurt in dengue and chikungunya cases, was responding to questions on his meeting with Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung when he was attacked.

According to NDTV, the ink-thrower was arrested. He was identified by the police as 35-year-old Brijesh Shukla, self-proclaimed founder of one Swaraj Janta Party. He shouted that he was an “angry citizen of Delhi” concerned that public money was being wasted on tours. Mr Sisodia returned last night from his Finland tour, which became controversial after social media posts of his trip - including one of him having ice-cream on the roadside - led to a “summons” from the Lieutenant Governor.

Mr Jung asked Mr Sisodia to fly back home immediately

and give him a report on the disease situation in the capital.

Mr Sisodia, who is in charge of several key ministries including finance, education and planning, is second-in-command to Arvind Kejriwal and takes charge in his absence.

The Chief Minister had also been out of the city because of a throat surgery in Bengaluru and returned yesterday. Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain returned from Goa last week after an outcry over a government MIA during a health emergency.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Mr Sisodia, however, were unapologetic about his tour. Mr Sisodia said he had gone to study the education system of Finland and saw nothing wrong. He told reporters today that he had shared with Mr Jung, during a half-hour meeting, how great was the education system in that country. Mid-comment, he was startled by a splatter of ink that also fell on some reporters. He was seen dabbing at the stains on his shirt and arms ineffectively with a white handkerchief.

NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA

NO.NPSC/ADVT/NON-TECH/1/2010

Dated, Kohima, the 19th September, 2016.

ADVERTISEMENT NO. NPSC-3/2016 Applications are invited for filling up the following vacancies under the Nagaland Public Service Commission in the manner prescribed below: Item No. 1 : 1 (One) post of Computer Operator Class-III Non Gazetted (Reserved for B.T Konyak).

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

Item No. 2 : 2 (Two) posts of LDA-Cum-Computer Assistant Class-III Non Gazetted.

NAGALAND, KOHIMA

REQUIRED QUALIFICATION Item No. 1. 3(three) years Diploma in Computer Science & Engg./IT/ Electronics & Communication Engg./Computer Engg. or 3(three) years BCA with minimum of 60% marks (55% in respect of candidates from ST/SC or Graduate with one year Diploma in Computer or PGDCA or equivalent with experience in Web Designing, DTP, Computer Operation and maintenance from Govt. approved institutes.

Item No. 2. A Graduate in any discipline with basic knowledge in computer.

NOTE: 1. Candidates are advised to access the details of the Terms and Conditions of the Advertisement from the Commission’s website at www.npsc.co.in or Notice Board of the Commission.

2. Application Forms will not be issued from the office of the Commission.

3. Application Form (including Pattern of Examination, Syllabus and selfcertification) can be downloaded from the Commission’s website at www. npsc.co.in and send the duly filled up Application Form by registered post along with Demand Draft of Rs.300/- (Rupees Three hundred) only drawn in favour of Secretary, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Kohima, payable at Kohima, being fees for Examination.

4. For Applications submitted by registered post, a relaxation of 7(seven) days is granted, provided it is dispatched by post on or before the last date of submission and addressed to the Secretary, N.P.S.C. 5. Application form can also be submitted personally in the Commission’s Office on payment of Rs.300/- (Rupees Three hundred) only by cash.

6. No individual call letter shall be issued. Allotted Roll Nos shall be made available in the Commission’s website. Scrutinized and short-listed Roll.

Nos shall be published in the local dailies.

7. Candidates are to produce an identity Card issued by a competent authority for proof of identity on the day of examination.

8. The written examination is tentatively scheduled to be held in the 3rd week of October, 2016.

9. The last date for submission of Application Form is 28th September, 2016.

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(KHRUPI SOTHU) Secretary, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Kohima

No: DHFW-4/Corres/UTNA (GNM)/2014-15/ 7240

Dated Kohima the 19th Sept 2016

NOTICE The Department has served SHOW CAUSE NOTICE to Nurses under various establishments for keeping unauthorized proxy and are working in various establishment/ organizations within and outside the state.

All the concerned nurses who have been served the Show Cause Notice are hereby directed to report in person along with the Reply to the undersigned on 4th Oct 2016 at 11.00 Hours, failing which necessary disciplinary action shall be initiated against you.

Henceforth, no employee of the department shall indulge is such unethical and unlawful practices and that disciplinary action as deemed fit shall be initiated against the defaulter.

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New Delhi, Sep 19 (Agencies): The Army on Monday released the names of 17 soldiers killed during Sunday’s terror attack at their battalion headquarters in Uri area close to the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla district. One more jawan succumbed to his injuries on Monday.

19 other jawans were injured in one of the deadliest attacks at a Army base in many years.

Of the 18 jawans who were martyred, four are from Uttar Pradesh, three each from Bihar and Maharashtra, two each from Jammu and Kashmir, West Bengal and Jharkhand and one from Rajasthan. The region the 18th

A day after deadly terror strike in Jammu and Kashmir’s Uri killed seventeen soldiers, the Army said on Monday that infiltration bids had increased in the current year in comparison to last three to four years.

Addressing the media, DGMO Lt Gen Ranbir Singh said, “During 2016, there have been a total of 17 infiltration bids across the LoC, which have been sucessfully eliminated by Indian Army, reported Zeenews. It indicates very desperate attempt from across the border to push infiltrators into India with a view to create disturbances. Of a total of 110 terrorists killed during various operations this year, 31 were killed while they were attempting to cross the LoC” Regarding the terror attack, Singh said, “Operation has been called off this evening, complete area has been cleared. Total recoveries during Uri operation include 4 AK rifles,4 grenade launchers, 4 under barrel grenade launchers. Recoveries also include 39 under barrel grenade launcher grenades, 5 hand grenades, 2

5 Alert sounded in Man throws ink at Sisodia Odisha after J&K outside L-G’s residence terror attack

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 284 Dimapur, tuesday, September 20, 2016

Testing India’s patience

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akistan’s covert terror operations in Kashmir has always been the thorn on India in seeking a diplomatic resolution to the bilateral problem which has been adding fuel due to sustained and continued terror attacks that have led to loss of several lives. The terror attack on Pathankot airbase by terrorists suspected to belong to Jaish-e-Mohammed, an Islamist militant group designated a terrorist organisation, was a revelation that Pak-trained terrorists are targeting the military. The attack on the western wing of the Indian Air Force was a humiliating incident but despite it, the government of India attempted to seek the help of Pakistan in identifying and tracking the terror cell responsible. As has always been the case in the past, Pakistan would put hurdles when it came to arresting and trying terrorists involved by hiding behind the excuse that evidence provided by India was inconclusive and weak. The attack on the army base at Uri on Sunday morning has probably become the proverbial last straw on the back which led to the killing of 17 soldiers. The Uri attack also comes close on the heels of the widespread anarchy and unrest in Kashmir valley believed to be engineered by Pakistani agents. The Uri attack was one of the worst casualties suffered by the Indian army in recent times and which was carried out by the same Jaish-e-Mohammed(JeM). Initial investigations by the Army indicated the role of Jaish-eMohammed in the attack with weapons recovered from the slain terrorists having Pakistan marking.

The rear office of 12th brigade headquarters at Uri is located close to the Line of Control (LoC) was attacked by the terrorists. The rear office is where army battalion’s logistic equipment is kept.

Para Commandos of the Army from Baramulla were dropped at the site and the injured air lifted soon after daybreak. Kashmir has been on the boil for over two months at a stretch with shops, business establishments and petrol pumps continued to remain shut, while public transport was off the roads. Even schools, colleges and other educational institutions also continued to remain shut.

As many as 81 people, including two cops, have been killed in the unrest that broke out a day after Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani was killed in an encounter with security forces in South Kashmir on July 8. The two-pronged offensive by Pakistan and its agents in Kashmir only revealed that the relations between the two neighbours has dipped to its lowest. It is now almost like a state of undeclared war exists between the two. Pakistan is playing a highly dangerous game of brinkmanship. It sees the need for a couple of high-profile strikes against recognised targets, show the Indian Army in poor light and demoralise it just as it was attempting to gain the moral high ground in South Kashmir. Its two previous attempts in Baramula and Handwara to target the Army’s convoys resulted in marginal success, not large enough to draw the eyeballs of the world. India has been restraining itself from pursuing the terrorists across the international border but after the two attacks on the military establishments, it is clear that Pakistan is trying to provoke India.

Before tension results in explosion, Pakistan must realise it has to do what other nations want it to do-crack down on terror networks.

DailyDevotion Are You Going on With Jesus?

You are those who have continued with Me in My trials. —Luke 22:28 It is true that Jesus Christ is with us through our temptations, but are we going on with Him through His temptations? Many of us turn back from going on with Jesus from the very moment we have an experience of what He can do. Watch when God changes your circumstances to see whether you are going on with Jesus, or siding with the world, the flesh, and the devil. We wear His name, but are we going on with Him? “From that time many of His disciples went back and walked with Him no more” (John 6:66).

The temptations of Jesus continued throughout His earthly life, and they will continue throughout the life of the Son of God in us. Are we going on with Jesus in the life we are living right now?

We have the idea that we ought to shield ourselves from some of the things God brings around us. May it never be!

It is God who engineers our circumstances, and whatever they may be we must see that we face them while continually abiding with Him in His temptations. They are His temptations, not temptations to us, but temptations to the life of the Son of God in us. Jesus Christ’s honor is at stake in our bodily lives. Are we remaining faithful to the Son of God in everything that attacks His life in us?

Are you going on with Jesus? The way goes through Gethsemane, through the city gate, and on “outside the camp” (Hebrews 13:13). The way is lonely and goes on until there is no longer even a trace of a footprint to follow— but only the voice saying, “Follow Me” (Matthew 4:19).

Quotes Don’t let people drive you crazy when you know it’s in walking distance. ~ Author Unknown

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he photographs of pellet wounds on people in Kashmir have been all over the papers. Many people with multiple pellets on their faces have had to be hospitalized. No one can die – or so we are told – of a pellet wound, so they have been used liberally during riots. According to the newspapers the pellet guns used in Kashmir are said to be the ones used normally to shoot partridges and quails This is not my first encounter with air/pellet guns.

I have been seeing them for years and I started campaigning against them in the 90s – even going to court to have them banned. I won the case after the airgun industry derailed the case for many years – first approaching the Home Ministry and then, when that did not work, accusing me of influencing the case by writing an article in some obscure paper. They lost that case as well – but it took a decade. Then they went for a stay and we fought that.

Thirty years ago, when birds and squirrels started coming to my hospital with pellet wounds in them I started looking into the phenomenon.

We could save barely 10% of these wounded, suffering small creatures. Most of them were

unconscious when they came to us and gangrene had spread from the wounds. They had been hit for fun, by children whose parents had been wicked enough to buy them airguns as toys. Pellet guns are not toys.

They are real guns which use pellets, instead of bullets, but the harm they inflict is almost the same. No child will use an airgun on a drawing room vase or a stone. They are always used on living beings. Either the child will fire upon poor people, as they pass by his house, and then hide. Or they are used on small animals and birds. No one fires on their pet dog. They are exclusively reserved for defenceless urban creatures that have no one to help them. Sparrows, crows, kites, parakeets, squirrels, monkeys and feral cats.

Every now and then someone picks up a little creature, that had finally collapsed on the ground with pain and infection, and brings it to us. Few birds can survive fractured bones. In cats, the pellet often gets stuck in a bone and is difficult to remove.

Or the pellet tears through the intestine and internal blood loss kills after days of suffering. Or it hits the head sending the animal into a coma.

In England, attacks on animals take place mainly in

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, September 20, 2016

Danger to humans summer when children have holidays and little to do. In summer of 2011 the RSPCA tended to 567 complaints of air gun incidents. This doubled in summer 2012. Cats were the most frequent victims of air gun attacks, but dogs, birds and wildlife are victims too. The RSPCA believes many cases go unreported, or some owners may never know what has happened to their pet, as injured animals usually look for a quiet sheltered area to die.

Therefore, these incidents may only be the tip of the iceberg. Over the years the severity of injuries, inflicted by air guns, has increased dramatically. Modern air guns have immense power and the pellets are not embedded on the skin but pass through the body, smashing bones to smithereens.

Air gun injuries are becoming

increasingly more difficult for vets to treat. Almost half of all animals, shot by airgun snipers, die from their wounds, compared to 11 per cent in the 1990s. Broken legs lead to amputation. Paralysis when the pellet narrowly misses the spine. Animals, too old to have the pellets removed, limp along till they die Recently, an orangutan on a palm oil plantation in Borneo was found after being shot with 40 air-rifle pellets. The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation in Nyaru Menteng received the adult female in critical condition, with X-rays showing “10 pellets in the head, 8 pellets in the left leg and pelvis, 18 pellets in the right leg and pelvis, as well as six pellets in the chest and right hand.” She had maggots crawling in her open wounds, and she suffered from

malnutrition. Experts estimate that her wounds were just three days old. Inspite of surgery, she died.

A new law came in 2012, in Great Britain, to stop under 18s from accessing air guns, by fining owners upto £1,000 if they allowed their children to use their guns. This brought the abuse down by half, but now 86 percent of vets are demanding a change in the law to restrict the sale and use of air weapons, which can be bought without any form of licence. Scotland has made it illegal to own an airgun without a permit and campaigners are asking for England and Wales to follow. According to the law in the U.S., using airguns on animals is considered a felony under state law. Air-powered weapons, such as pellet guns, are not allowed to be used within city limits.

When our government formed in 2914, the Home Ministry started an exercise to reform the Arms Rules. A great deal of evidence was given to them to put controls on airguns.

The air gun industry and Rifle Association, headed by exMaharajahs and known poachers, lobbied hugely – even with me – to not put any controls on airguns as this was a “ sport”.

However, I am happy to say that the Rules, tabled in Parliament in August, are very clear: Section 84 says that the Manufacture and Sale of air weapons, including paintball markers or guns, irrespective of the muzzle energy, calibre, or bore, shall be subject to licencing – whether for manufacture, proof test, transfer, sale or keeping. The keeping, sale and transfer can only be done through authorized arms dealers. Anyone buying them, has to give identification and proof of residence. The seller/dealer has to keep a stock register and names/addresses of all the people he has sold it to, along with their details.

No toyshops, no sale to young people and a register of all those who have bought a gun, so that, if any more incidents on animals take place, there exist registers to track down people in the area. Finally, we have matured into understanding the massive killing done by these “toys” and the fact that these children and their mad parents are probably a danger to humans as well. If you know of any shops selling airguns of any kind, let me know. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia.org

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Importance of fair and effective implementation NFS Act 2013

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n Act to provide for food and nutritional security in human life cycle approach, by ensuring access to adequate of quality food at affordable prices to people to live a life with dignity.

Food security means availability of sufficient food grains to meet the domestic demand as well as access at the individual level, to adequate quantities of food at affordable prices. This National Food Security Act is also called as “Right to Food Act”. The Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution at the press meet here at Dimapur, Nagaland on 15th April 2016 said that the National Food Security Act was to be implemented

by July 2014 and the present food grains allocation to the state, which is 1, 27,688 metric tonnes (MT), would be increased to 1, 38,000 MT if the Act is implemented in Nagaland. If the Act was implemented, 47940 AAY cardholders, 77,095 BPL cardholders and 59,000 APL cardholders in Nagaland would be benefited. Under NFSA, the union minister said 79.83% people would be covered in the rural area while 61.98% would be covered in urban area, adding that every person would get wheat at Rs.2 per kg and rice at Rs.3 per kg. And further informed that under NFSA the central government would give 75% of the transportation cost and that 25% have to be paid by the state government. The union minister has also said that Nagaland government has been receiving 100% of its share and if a state is lifting 100% food grains whether it is going to the beneficiary or not and for that through digitisation it would be known whether food grains meant for the beneficiaries was distributed rightly or not. The main features of the Act: 1. Statutory acknowledgement of hunger and malnutrition and

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making the right to food a legal entitlement.

2. Almost doubling the people covered under Public Distribution System (PDS) scheme 36% to 67% of the population.

3. Strengthening and expansion of the PDS, from a situation of it being dismantled to the fair price shop and the ration card system being there to stay.

4. Although not universal, it is the first step towards moving away from the poverty line based divisions of APL and BPL. 5. States who were buying huge quantum of APL grain like Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh will continue getting it current APL prices, so at least there is no loss (schedule IV).

6. The maternal entitlements will now be universal.

After a delay of nearly three years, Nagaland government on 27th June 2016 finally launched the much awaited ‘National Food Security Act 2013’ for Dimapur and Kohima. Both above poverty line(APL) and below poverty line(PBL) beneficiaries have been amalgamated under the name of Priority Household(PHH) as per the Act and the beneficiaries would be provided 5 kgs of food grains per head at Rs.3 per kg for rice and Rs.2 for wheat in the ratio of 4:1. The households covered under Antyodaya Anna Yojana(AAY) would be entitled to 35 kgs of food grains per month. During the official launching programme, the director of Food & Civil Supplies to the Govt. of Nagaland said - “Today, under the PHH we have 2,37,434 households with an increase of 44,464 household with a female member as the head of the family in the PHH ration card covering 11,93,922 individual beneficiaries. Here it may be mentioned that together with the 2,12,034 AAY beneficiaries, the

The missing peace

veryday our lives are governed by our mental process. Each day our minds entertain thousands of thoughts that give direction to every emotion, communication and behaviour. Operating on both a conscious and sub-conscious level, our minds are the central control bases of our beings.

Therefore, the way we choose to use our mind’s power directly affects the quality of our lives.

Consider these facts. The mind distinguishes 300,000 auditory tones and 10,000 odors. It perceives objects both a few millimetres and many light years away. It regulates motor activities such as walking, throwing a ball and driving a car. It contains hundreds of thousands on a range of subjects, from religion, sports, and geography to literature and family secrets. Its powers are unimaginable and beyond human comprehension - yet as powerful as the mind is, there is another force that is capable of thwarting it. The power of sin (weakness). Sin causes the minds to produce hundreds of negative thought everyday. Sin can prompt us to indulge in Emotions that are both painful and destructive. Above all, sin tempts us to interact with the world in ways that bring disastrous results.

The power of sin permeates every aspect of our mental process.

Although the mind is powerful, when driven by the forces of sin it can turn a life into shambles. No wonder the Bible gives special attention to the role of our minds into our Quest for peace.

“The steadfast of mind thou wilt keep in perfect peace” (Isaiah 26:3).

-No matter how much we are exposed to Christian philosophy, we are still vulnerable to a “me first” attitude.

The world bombards us with messages

department will be covering altogether 14,05,956 beneficiaries out of the state’s total of 19,78,502 as per 2011”. Moreover, pregnant and lactating women will be entitled to free meals during pregnancy and six months after child birth. They will also receive maternity benefit of at least Rs.6000/-. It includes the midday meal scheme, integrated child development services scheme and this Act is just a scheme but a law in which the poor families, the lactating mothers and the children can claim the schemes as a right if their entitlement are not received. In case of non supply of entitled food grains or meals, the beneficiaries will receives food security allowances. To ensure proper transparency and accountability in the implementation, the Act makes provision for setting up a social audit by the states. For this the government and the local bodies have to update the name of the beneficiaries and put up the list on the notice board for public inspection. To conduct social audit involving the common people and also to set up vigilance committee to check corruption in the implementation of the scheme. The Act also provide to set up grievance redressal system at the district level and state level for expeditious and effectives redressal of grievances of the aggrieved person relating to the distribution of entitlement. The president of NVCO & professor-incharge, Citizen Rights Awareness Campaign, Kohima Law College Kezhokhoto Savi said that this is the Act that the people have waited for long and we now hope that the state government would not fail to fully implement it as this if and when implemented properly will hugely uplift the general mass specially the weaker section in the state.

Kezhokhoto Savi, Citizen Rights Awareness Campaign 2016

that encourage sensuality, greed, and aggressive anger. We all know people who have succumbed to self-gratifying temptations. And the more we witness the self seeking pursuits of others, the more we rationalize the same for ourselves. Repeated exposure to other worldliness can change our sense of mortality, for example, Christians currently have a higher tendency towards extra marital affairs than they did ten years ago. Our minds have become so numbed to humanistic philosophy that, over time, many Christians find themselves watering down God’s absolutes.

Civilizations have come and gone, knowledge has increased, and culture habits have changed, yet human nature remains the same, Even now, in the midst of computerized technology and presumed intellectual enlightenment, anxiety-ridden people are still asking, “who am I?” - “Where can one find true and lasting peace?”

Many people live their lives without coming to a satisfactory conclusion.

Not knowing the Questions to ask or the direction to turn, they exist without a Balanced and integrated image of themselves. It is no surprise to discover that these are the very people most prone to emotional and relational struggles. If we experience crises with self-identity, we will surely experience crises in the everyday stresses of living.

Peace comes only when we uncover and understand the underlying thoughts and beliefs that guide our emotions. Perhaps, it is “The Missing Peace” that still plagues people today.

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The Nagas: crossroad

e it the Wancho, Tangsa, Tutsa, Nocte or the Lazu Naga Tribes of Arunachal or the Mao, Tankhul, Poumai, Kharam Naga Tribes of Manipur or the Htangam, Leinong, Makum, Nokaw, Para Naga Tribes of Myanmar or the Chakesang Ao, Angami, Chang Naga Tribes of Nagaland; we cannot deny the fact that we are all Nagas with the same ancestry; and that we long to live under one roof and be together under one administration. This is possible only through Territorial integration.

Nagas of other states must understand that as and when territorial integration is achieved, it will not be a question of “us welcoming you” or “you welcoming us” but a “great reunion day”.

But before Territorial integration, let us remain in our own territories, respect each other, have mutual understanding and help each other in times of trouble and sickness.

True to our brotherhood, this year, when our Naga brethren in Myanmar were sick from measles without medical assistance from Myanmar Govt. Nagas from Nagaland rushed to their rescue.

Until the achievement of territorial integration; let us maintain such status quo and extend helping hand to each other, without interfering in each other’s affairs.

Recognition of the Rongmei Tribe, those who had settled prior to 1963, in itself is not the problem provided the reservation in the Govt. Jobs and seats in educational institutions would be restricted to only those Rongmei who had settled prior to 1963 and their true descendent.

But then, here again tracking each and every descendant of those who had settled prior to 1963 could be a huge problem. And if the recognition of Rongmei tribes is extended to Rongmei tribes from Tamenglong district of Manipur, then, the floodgates will open as our southern brothers namely Mao, Tangkhul and Poumai have also submitted representation to the Govt. of Nagaland for recognition.

Yes, we are all brothers and our history cannot be erased but before Territorial integration is achieved, why are the Manipur Nagas seeking for recognition in Nagaland? We must understand

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hile there are lots of talks going on these days about GST, for the common man, these talks make little sense. For us their language too sophisticated to understand and their terminologies too technical to comprehend.

So can someone kindly simplify GST and enlighten the common man. We are told that the central government and many state governments on India have welcomed GST and had even ratified it including the government of Nagaland. For argument sake, why did Nagaland state government ratify it? What will be the fate of a poor and consumer state like Nagaland when GST comes into effect? As we all know, Nagaland has no industries and manufacturing units, this has brought us to a situation where we are forced to buy goods from outside for all our needs and wants. Until now, when goods come from other states, the state government earns some revenue from the VAT tax, excise tax, custom tax etc. If GST is implemented, we are told, all these taxes are to be done away and to be integrated into one tax. So, how are the states going to earn revenue from goods coming from outside the state? And wouldn’t a consumer state like Nagaland become a loser? Again, if GST is implemented what will be the fate of many small retailers in Nagaland that are operating outside the tax regime, today? How will the state government bring these thousands of retailers into GST system? What about services tax? How will the common man benefits from the new services tax? These questions are raise due to sheer ignorance, no harsh criticism intended. For the common man, if GST can liberalize the license raj, curb corruption and bride, so rampant in the present tax regime, we welcome GST. If GST can bring down the prices of basic commodities, we welcome GST. Kethopulie, Kohima Village

that at present we are all under India and your bread is provided by India through Manipur State and our bread is also provided by India through Nagaland State.

If you share your bread with me and vice versa then our brotherhood and love will spread. But if I try to snatch your bread you will surely fight back; likewise if you try to snatch mine I will surely fight back. In the same way, even within the same tribe, if one village encroach the land of the other village then dispute and fight ensues.

The recent fall-out of the Naga Hoho, the derogatory words that are used against each other in facebook, etc are clear indication that we are falling apart and until and unless a drastic revamping of the constitution of Naga Hoho is done, I am afraid the gap will increase.

Why Protestants took birth from Roman Catholic. It was because of sale of Indulgence. In the early 1200,s any devoted Church member could pay money to the church in exchange for forgiveness of sin. Thus the way to heaven was purchasable. This was opposed by Martin Luther, his argument was that only GOD could forgive sins and not by payment of money. This led to the birth of Protestant/Baptist.

If the present Naga Hoho setup is becoming a thorn. Why not revamp it?

Restore the Naga Hoho to the original format for the 16 tribes of Nagaland.

Let it be empowered to look after its own internal affairs and grievances of Nagaland. Let UNC be for the Nagas of Manipur to look after its internal affairs. The same goes for the Nagas of Arunachal and Myanmar. After this form a greater body that encompass all the Nagas separated by boundaries.

Let this new body be represented by all Nagas of different states and country, and fight for our common cause, integration and welfare of the Nagas on the whole.

As separate entities we will have more understanding and respect, but the present situation is widening the gap to such an extent which may become irreversible.

Jevito Shohe, Ikishe village 5th mile Dimapur jecketo1972@gmail.com

Sir,

The roads of Dimapur

Dimapur is said to be the business hub of Nagaland. It is said to be gateway to Nagaland. But one of the striking underlying facts is the condition of the roads. Since roads indirectly contribute to the economic growth it is extremely essential that the roads are well laid out and strong. Dimapur is home to several bad roads be it the main town or the villages. Bad road conditions are nothing new to the Dimapurians. Since Dimapur is developing very fast there is a constant demand for good quality infrastructure, transportation and services. The responsibility for road building and maintenance lies with the Central and State government. The administration of the national highway system is vested with the Ministry of State for Surface Transport in India and other State roads are preserved by the State public works departments. As far as the minor roads are concerned they are up kept by the various municipalities, and villages.

The design of the highways is a matter of great importance since only properly designed highways can withstand the pressure created by heavy vehicles. Apart from being narrow they are also highly congested since quite a large part of the State’s freight is carried on these roads. Dimapur is home to quite a large rural population. Most of the rural areas in Dimapur do not have access to all weather roads and hence have a tough time during the monsoons. Traffic is one common problem and is extremely congested during office hours.

This is mainly because of industrialization and the sudden rise in vehicle ownership over the last few years. If Dimapur wants to be relaxed with the growing traffic, the government will need to construct around some more flyovers and bridges. The potholes found on the roads of Dimapur gives a feeling of going for MELA and riding all those roller coaster rides. Sometimes even feels like if I could fly..... and just glide away. The rainy days make the people think twice for going out.......What dress to wear? Which way will be easier??? How will be the road conditions??? In order to improve the conditions of roads many efforts are taken but to no positive impact. It is during this time that roads were built to expand the width of existing roads and to construct drains but failed every time. Now let’s all give a deep thinking and answer ourselves........Why is our roads so bad ? Whose fault? Where is the problem? Is it poor geometrics? Is it for insufficient pavement thickness? Is it the government? Or is it the public?

Dharmadhaj Sonowal, Dimapur

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

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HPBWC takes measures to prevent vector borne diseases

ACYA conducts free medical camp

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, september 20, 2016

35 dead in Bihar mishap

Rescue work in progress after a passenger bus fell into a pond at Benipatti in Madhubani district of Bihar on Monday. (PTI) search for missing passengers is still on,” a district official said. The accident took place near Basakha Chowk in Benapatti area, about 250 km from here.

The bus was on its way to Sitamarhi from Madhubani.

Internet search engines block info on sex determination tests ated, and the same should be conveyed to it.\ “In our considered opinion, they are under obligation to see that the ‘doctrine of auto block’ is applied within a reasonable period of time. It is difficult to accept the submission that once it is brought to their notice, they will do the needful.

It need not be over emphasized that it has to be an in-house procedure/method to be introduced by the companies, and we do direct,” the bench said in its order.

Its direction came as senior counsel C.A. Sundaram appearing for Google India told the court that “if anyone, taking recourse to any kind of ingenuity, feed certain words and something that is prohibited under the (PC&PNDT) Act comes into existence, the ‘principle of auto block’ shall be immediately applied and it shall not be shown”.

However, besides Sundaram, senior counsel K.V. Vishwanathan appearing for Microsoft and senior counsel Anupam Lal Das appearing for Yahoo India told the court that they can auto block the information based on newly-coined search key words only when it is brought to their notice.

Appearing for petitioner Sabu Mathew George, senior counsel Sanjay Parikh told the court that what three search engines have agreed to is blocking of the advertisements commercially promoting sex determination techniques/kits but not videos, searches, or images promoting sex selection.

Parikh said that Section 22 of the Act relating to prohibition of advertisement relating to pre-natal determination of sex and punishment for contravention had to be read along with other provisions of the statute and should be conferred an “expensive meaning” and not construed narrowly.

George has sought curbs on advertisement commercially promoting sex determination techniques/kits and other related things which has contributed to eschewed sex ratio.

On the width of Section 22 of the PC&PNDT Act, as submitted by Parikh, the bench said that it would hear the matter on November 16.

The court was told by the government that Google by their July 19 communication has informed to have taken all possible steps to ensure compliance with act.

Workshop on crop protection DIMAPUR: Training workshop on simple methods on protecting crops from elephants was conducted by Wildlife Division, Dimapur at Khonkholi village, Wokha district on September 16, attended by around 45 people from surrounding villages.

During the training, the forest staff had an interaction with the villagers about the elephant problems in the area.

The staff demonstrated how to make use of simple common ingredients like chilli powder, grease, tobacco, saw dust and rope to make an elephant repelling fence, or even burn the same in small patches surrounding the areas. These methods have been effective in other parts of the country where there was human elephant conflict. The forest staff encouraged the farmers to practice these simple methods so as to deter the elephants from damaging crops.

ACYA members along with doctors, nurses, technicians and pharmacists at the camp.

DIMAPUR: A free medical macist from various branches dentist, ayus, homeopathy, health check up camp for and hospitals conducted the gynaecologist, ENT, and physiotherapist from various the people of Zhadima and health check up.

Earlier doctor Seyiekhri- hospitals in and around KoRazhaphema were organised on September 11 and 18 at etuo John shared various is- hima, Dimapur belonging to NACYA and CACYA re- sues of health. Free physical the catholic community. Algion, under the theme “Year examination along with free together around 430 patients of Mercy” by the Angami blood pressure, blood group, from both the villages avail Catholic Youth Association etc was provided along with the camp. The next camp is slated to be held on Septemfree medicines.

(ACYA).

T h e m e d i c a l t e a m ber 25 at Southern Region, Approximately 30 docYouthNet team also had tors, nurses, technicians, phar- comprised of physicians, Kigwema village. an interactive session with the local entrepreneurs of Longleng, where they were enlightened on prospects of business expansion, accounts maintenance, training opportunities, financiual assistance programmes and schemes, etc.

Information booth for job seekers was set up in the main town where interested persons availed information on recruitment and job opportunities. Pamphlets and folders were also given out.

Earlier Ato Longkumer and Zanabemo Yanthan pronounced the invocation prayer on day one and two, while Angmau Phom, presi- SDJHSS students undergoing eye screening at the programme. dent LTSU welcomed the gathering. Stakeholders and DIMAPUR: An eye screening the eyes. He further added team of experts under the guidrepresentatives from district camp cum eye donation aware- that any person could pledge ance and supervision of Dr. P. administration, election de- ness programme was held at to donate his/her eyes without Longkumer, Ophthalmologist, partment and Phom Stu- SD Jain Higher Secondary consideration of age, sex or Civil Hospital, Dimapur. Over dents’ Conference also spoke School (SDJHSS), Dimapur, social status. He also felici- 600 hundred student’s eye organized by District Health tated the family members of screening was done. Out of during the programmes.

YouthNet Clean Elec- Society (DHS) Dimapur in col- five eye donors from the Jain which ninety students have been detected with refractive tion Campaign ambassadors laboration with department of community.

Later eye screening was errors. Some of the students of the district Lanke Phom ophthalmology, civil hospital and Longshen Phom, both Dimapur. At the programme, done for the students and facul- were provided with free glass students from Yingli Govern- Chief Medical Officer (CMO) ty members of the school by a frames and medicines. ment College delivered their Dimapur, Dr. Pokim briefed the students and staff memspeeches on both the days bers on the importance of eye YouthNet team com- donation. He said that “eye prised of Lezo Putsure, Nune donation is a noblest way of Chase, Ebibeni Humtsoe and helping the blind”.

John Meyase as resource perHe pointed out that only sons for different programs the cornea part of the eye was simultaneously held at vari- removed after the death of a ous venues. person who agreed to donate

Impact 5000 by 18’ at Longleng

DIMAPUR: Two-day program on entrepreneurship, career guidance, recruitment drive and clean election campaign was conducted at Longleng district headquarter on September 15 and 16 by YouthNet Nagaland under the banner Impact 5000 by 18’ in partnership with the Longleng Town Students’ Union (LTSU).

A press note by LTSU president, A. Angmau Phom and information & publicity secretary, Lungtin Phom stated that resource persons focussed on issues of unemployment and corruption prevalent in the state and on the importance of skill building amongst the youngsters. It also focused on the prospects of entrepreneurial ventures which would not only help to earn for oneself but create opportunities for the others too.

The resource persons emphasized on the need to inculcate the culture of looking beyond government jobs for livelihood.

Altogether, about 600 students from 8 schools participated during the career guidance program over the two days. Seminar on entrepreneurship was conducted at Yingli Government College Longleng where the students actively participated during the workshop. The

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Vijaya Bank, Regional Office, Guwahati invites sealed bids under two bid system from interested parties (who have clear marketable title and also holding Commercial License) for letting out their ground floor premises for ATM at Kohima, as detailed below: 1. Minimum area should be 70 Sq ft to 100 Sq ft.

2. Minimum power requirement is 5 KVA. 3. Bids submitted in the same cover will not be entertained.

4. Last date of submission of bid: on or before 26.09.2016 by 3PM 5. Technical bids will be opened on 26.09.2016 at 3.30 pm.

6. Priority will be accorded to premises offered by Public Sector/ Banks/Undertakings /Govt. Departments etc.

7. Offers received after the time and date mentioned under item no. 4 above would be rejected. Bids submitted by brokers will not be entertained.

8. Bank reserves the right to reject any/all the bids without assigning any reason whatsoever.

9. Bid document should be addressed to and may submit to respective branches mention above or Regional Office.

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The Department of Higher Education is hereby serving this notice as the final information to all institutes that: 1. The Hr. Sc. Schools/Institutions and Colleges that are yet to procure USER ID and PASSWORD are informed to get the same from the Directorate by simply calling the following contact numbers 9856713022, 8794143546 & 9612444549.

2. Those Institutions which are not found in the list of National Scholarship portal or yet to register are hereby informed to come to the Directorate along with their All India Survey of Higher Education (AISHE) Certificate/District Information System for Education (DISE) Code Certificate at the earliest for further necessary incorporation, failing which the Department will not be held responsible.

3. The following are the dates for issue of hostel forms as per District wise: Kohima District - 19th to 21st Sept. 2016, Dimapur District - 22nd to 26th Sept.

2016, Other Districts - 27th to 30th Sept. 2016. All the Hostel Proprietors whose original Certificates were submitted for renewal are hereby informed to bring their hostel register to collect hostel forms and renewed certificates.

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1. Bamboo Pavilion, Naga Heritage Village at Kisama during the Hornbill Festival from 1st to 10th December 2016.

An amount of Rs.5000/- (Rupees five thousand only) will be charged per stall for 10 (ten) days and the banner will be provided by the Department. No TA/DA will be paid to the participants.

2. India International Trade Fair at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 14 th to 27th November 2016. The theme of IITF 2016 is "Digital India".

No feel will be charged for the stall, no TA/DA will be paid to the participants. Stall will be allotted to the selected Entrepreneurs by the Selection Committee of the Department.

Application in plain paper along with sample of detailed items to be displayed/exhibited, proper authentic address and contact number be submitted to the Directorate of Industries & Commerce (Room No-73), Kohima on or before 12th October 2016. All the display items will be screened out by the Committee for all participants and will strictly adhere to the selected items. No applications will be entertained after the last date of submission.

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The activity was led by HPBWC president, Hukato V. Achumi with the help of the Urban Vector Borne Diseases Scheme (UVBDS).

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New Delhi, Sep 19 (IANS): The government on Monday informed the Supreme Court that three major search engines -- Microsoft, Google and Yahoo -- have agreed to auto block ads promoting sex determination tests as prohibited under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of Sex Selection) Act. The bench of Justice Dipak Misra and Justice C. Nagappan was told that in compliance with the provisions of the PC&PNDT Act, 1994, advertisements commercially promoting sex determination tests would be blocked automatically and accessing them would not be possible.

Solicitor General Ranjit Kumar submitted to the court the “proposed list of words” in respect of which when commands would be given, there will be “auto block” with a warning and nothing would be reflected in the internet, as it is prohibited in India.

The proposed list of the keywords, which could no more be used for accessing information on sex determination tests include “Gender selection, Gender selection Kits, Gender selection service, Gender selection clinics, Gender selection technique, Prenatal sex selection, Prenatal sex selection kits, Prenatal sex selection service, Prenatal sex selection clinics, Prenatal sex selection technique”.

The bench said that the search engines should have an in-house mechanism to block access to advertisements on sex determination tests through keywords that may get gener-

DIMAPUR: With the spread of vector borne diseases spreading around the country, and possibilities of this epidemic being carried to the state, Hazi Park Businessmen Welfare Committee (HPBWC) undertook spraying of “Temphos 50% E.C.” in

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Patna, Sep 19 (IANS): At least 35 people were killed on Monday when a 50-seater bus fell into a deep pond in Bihar’s Madhubani district, officials said.

“So far, 35 bodies have been found and the bus was pulled out of the water. But

District officials along with State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel were engaged in rescue and search of other passengers feared drowned, an official said.

According to police, more than 5,000 people from neighbouring villages gathered at the accident site.

Angry over the alleged delay on the part of local administration to start rescue operations, a group of people staged protest and pelted stones at district officials, including the vehicle of the District Magistrate.

The state government has announced compensation of Rs 4 lakh to the kin of each victim.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar expressed grief over the incident.

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Indian banks moving past worst of bad loans Mumbai, Sep 19 (Agencies): India’s banking sector is moving past the worst of its asset quality down cycle, Moody’s Investors Service said on Monday, although it warned that state-run banks’ capital levels remain a key weakness.

Gross bad loans as a percentage of total loans of Indian banks have nearly doubled to 8.7 per cent as of June, from 4.6 per cent in March last year, according to data from the Reserve Bank of India. Including rolled-over or restructured loans, 12 per cent of all bank loans were stressed as of end-June.

Banks’ additions to bad loans surged this year after an

asset quality review ordered by regulator the Reserve Bank of India, which wants the commercial lenders to clean up their balance sheets by March 2017.

Moody’s said it had a “stable” outlook for the banking sector over the next 12 to 18 months.

“While the stock of impaired loans may still increase during the horizon of this outlook, the pace of new impaired loan formation should be lower than what it has been over the last few years,” the rating agency said in a report.

For the 11 Indian state-run banks the agency rates, it estimates a capital requirement of Rs. 1.2 lakh crore

($18 billion) by March 2019 to meet the global Basel III banking rules, Alka Anbarasu, a senior analyst, said at a press conference, reiterating earlier forecasts.

The Indian government has estimated a total capital requirement of Rs. 1.8 lakh crore for all 22 state-run banks. It has pledged to inject over four years to March 2019 a total of Rs. 70,000 crore, which many including Moody’s believe will not be enough.

“A potential way to bridge this capital shortfall would be to slow loan growth to the low single digits over the next three years,” Moody’s said in the report.

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Sept 30 last date to get LPG linked with Aadhaar Lucknow, Sep 19 (Agencies): Those who have still not linked Aadhaar with their LPG connections need to do it before September 30, as their parked subsidy amount (with banks) for the period between July and September will lapse after September end.

As per earlier instructions of the Union ministry of petroleum and natural gas, people have to buy cylinder at the non-subsidised (market) rate and later have to get subsidy credited into their account.

For this, they had to either link their bank account numbers or Aadhaar number to their LPG connection number to get the subsidy credited into their account. From July 2016, the ministry has mandated linking connections with Aadhaar.

People who had linked earlier

need not worry but those who had linked only bank account numbers need to get Aadhaar linking too. UP chapter’s president of All India LPG Distributors’ Federation, D P Singh, said, “There are about 9.8 lakh LPG consumers in city, of which around 20% subscribers have yet not linked Aadhaar with their connections.”

The government gave these people a buffer time of three months to get the Aadhaar linking done and released their three months’ LPG subsidy into respective banks.

However, the banks were asked to hold on to the release of subsidy till the time consumer links Aadhaar with the connection. Once Aadhaar card is connected before September 30, the three months’ subsidy would be released.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, september 20, 2016

Airtel rolls out 20,000 units of Aadhaar based e-KYC solution Dimapur, Sep 19 (PTI): Bharti Airtel (“Airtel”), India’s largest telecommunications services provider, Monday said that it has successfully rolled out over 20, 000 units of Aadhaar based e-KYC solutions across India. Airtel has led the roll out of Aadhaar based e-KYC solution following the notification by the Department of Telecom, Government of India.

The initiative has received positive response from customers as it enables instant activation of Airtel mobile SIMs, thereby enhancing customer convenience and in-store experience. The digital verification, which is fully secure, also eliminates paperwork and benefits the environment.

Over 50,000 customers,

including those in rural India, are being on-boarded daily by Airtel using this digital solution. The Company expects the number of customers getting digitally on-boarded using Aadhaar based e-KYC to grow multifold as it ramps up the rollout of devices. In the first phase of deployment, Airtel has plans to have the solution in over 500,000 retail outlets, including those in rural pockets, over the next few months.

Ajai Puri, Director – Operations (India & South Asia), Bharti Airtel, “Aadhaar based e-KYC has significantly enhanced the customer experience by enabling faster and paperless on boarding process and we have received very positive response from the customers and channel partners. We

plan to deploy this solution in majority of our general trade stores, including those in rural pockets. We believe, this initiative is a great case study for Government’s Digital India vision.”

Under the Aadhaar based instant verification process, customers purchasing a new Airtel prepaid/postpaid mobile connection need to submit/ verify their Biometrics (iris scan / fingerprints) at the Point of Sale. The details will be instantly matched with the UIDAI database and following the validation, the connection will be activated instantly in the name of the customer. The process is fully secure and the retailer/representative at the point of sale will also be registered under Aadhaar.

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“Another delegation with representatives from Fortune 500 companies will also visit the state in October-November,” he added. Worldwide Business Culture Exchange’s Chairman Hua Bing Gao said: “We are interested in manufacturing, infrastructure, real estate and heavy machinery”.

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Kolkata, Sep 19 (IANS): A 21-member business delegation from China arrived here on a two-day visit to explore investment and business opportunities in West Bengal, said a minister on Monday.

The delegation representing sectors like energy, manufacturing, mining, medical care, real estate and infrastructure consists of 21 entrepreneurs from 13 Chinese companies with an aggregate turnover of $10 billion, said Finance Minister Amit Mitra.

Chinese Vice President Li Yuanchao had met Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in 2015 and promised to send a business delegation, Mitra said.

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Mumbai, Sep 19 (PTI): Snapping its two-day falling streak, gold prices recovered by Rs 45 per ten grams at the bullion market here today, tracking a firm trend overseas amid renewed buying by jewellers demand. Silver also rose by Rs 400 per kg on good speculative offtake and industrial offtake.

Standard gold (99.5 purity) moved up by Rs 45 to close at Rs 31,095 per 10 grams from last Friday’s closing level of Rs 31,050.

Pure gold (99.9 purity) also rose by a similar margin to end at Rs 31,245 per 10 grams as against Rs 31,200 previously.

Silver (.999 fineness) climbed by Rs 400 per kg to close at Rs 45,985 as compared to Rs 45,585 earlier.

Globally, gold prices rose as the dollar slipped but gains were capped by nervousness ahead of the US Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting and a rise in the US government bond yields.

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lucky draws will be conducted where as many as 100 free extended warranties & cricket kits will be given (10 kits everyday) to the winners.

To value the long term relationship with its customers Hyundai is offering additional attractive discounts for the customers owning vehicles more than 4 years old.

India Oil Cor porate Ltd-Servo will be the prime sponsor for this event is also offering attractive schemes and gifts during the camp.

Customers can book their service in advance through “Hyundai Care” Mobile Application or through customer care website (www.customercare.hyundai.co.i n).

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participation in the clinic across the country as such initiatives are the true expression of Caring image of Hyundai Brand on a promise to be the lifetime partner and beyond.”

Free Car Care Clinic at Hyundai will offer a free comprehensive 90 point check-up with a thorough examination of the engine, transmission, electrical system, under-body, AC, exterior, etc.

Customers can also avail attractive discounts on spare parts, labour charges and other value added services.

To add on there would be an array of exciting discounts on extended warranty along with excellent offers on exchange of old cars. Daily

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earliest so that they do not suffer due to such anti-competitive practices being followed by the incumbent operators.

Jio, being the aggrieved party as everyone is well aware, is doing its best to work with all the other operators to resolve this issue at the earliest, the company said.

“There is no question of any delay, not even of a few hours, in taking any steps at Jio’s end,” it said.

Reliance Jio also hit out at Airtel for block MNP requests of customers.

“It cannot be coincidental that all requests made for MNP to port to Jio network have been rejected by Airtel on unsubstantiated grounds and not even one MNP request has been approved, when Airtel claims that it ports-out thousands of customers every day across operators. It clearly establishes that this is being done deliberately when requests come to port to Jio network, Reliance Jio said.

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MUMBAI, Sep 19 (Agencies): Reliance Jio on Sunday claimed that there are no incidents of call failures within its network and called Airtel’s statements on the issue “misleading and unfortunate”.

“We encourage all customers to make Jio to Jio calls to experience HD quality voice services without any disruptions whatsoever. We also invite independent third parties such as TERM (DoT) to inspect and confirm that there are zero call failures on Jio network,” the company said in a statement.

It accepted that the issues of quality of service being faced by the customers was limited to the calls between the two networks.

“While there are over two crore call failures every day between the two networks, there are no incidents of call failures within the Jio network,” Reliance Jio said. The company urged its customers to encourage the receiving party to switch to the Jio network at the

New Delhi, Sep 19: Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL), the country’s largest passenger car exporter and the second largest automobile manufacturer, with its continuous commitment towards extending excellent services to its valued customers, today announced the 22nd edition of the nationwide ‘Free Car Care Clinic’ customer connect at its service outlets across India.

The camp will be held from September 17th – 26th, 2016 at all service outlets across the country. For the East Region the clinic will be extended till 28th September, 2016.

Announcing the 22nd Free Car Care Clinic, Mr. Rakesh Srivastava, Sr. VP – Sales & Marketing, HMIL said, “Hyundai is a Customer Centric Caring brand and strives to deliver new value to its customers with advanced products and convenient services.

Hyundai’s Free Car Care Clinic has always received an overwhelming response from customers and we are sure to provide enhanced Ownership experience along with customer delight.

We hope to see increased

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Merkel’s CDU loses in Berlin polls

to enter a coalition with two other left wing parties, Die Linke (15.6%) and the Greens (15.2%) to govern.

The Berlin result marks the second recent defeat for Merkel since Germany adopted its open-door refugee policy.

AfD was set up by a group disgruntled by Merkel’s eurozone crisis management -- most notably the Greek bailouts -- but it grew into a more nationalist party that strongly opposed rising immigration levels, particularly of people from Muslim countries.

Merkel has stood firm on Germany’s position of accepting nearly all asylum seekers found to be legitimate refugees. Germany took in more

than one million refugees in 2015, making it the most open country in Europe to asylum seekers.

In response to a poll indicating that 82% of Germans are unhappy with the refugee policy, Merkel said Monday: “If those 82% means that people do not accept foreigners, particularly people with Islamic background, this is against our constitutional rights, against our Christian democratic... and personal convictions. I and the CDU cannot represent this course.”

CNN’s correspondent in Berlin, Atika Shubert, reports that refugees were not the top issue there, with rising rents and increasing gentrification being ranked as more

Putin’s party scores easy win in parliament vote

Nepal PM cancels UN visit over domestic issues

Moscow, Sep 19 (AFP): Russia’s ruling United Russia party has cruised to an easy victory in parliamentary polls that could pave the way for President Vladimir Putin to glide to a fourth term in 2018 elections, with more than 93 per cent of votes counted.

Sunday’s ballot for the 450-seat State Duma was smooth sailing for authorities desperate to avoid a repeat of mass protests last time round and eager to increase their dominance as Russia faces the longest economic crisis of Putin’s rule.

But a low turnout of less than 50 per cent suggested that many Russians may have been turned off by a system in which the Kremlin wields near-total power, which could raise questions over legitimacy.

“We can announce already with certainty that the party secured a good result, that it won,” Putin said after polls closed. “The situation is tough and difficult but the people still voted for United Russia,” he said on state television.

With more than 93 per cent of the votes counted, the United Russia party had 54.3 per cent of votes, securing it at least 343 seats in the 450member parliament, up from 238 previously, and a constitutional majority, according to results announced Monday morning.

It was followed by the Communists and the ultranationalist Liberal Democratic Party, on 13.5 per cent and 13.2 per cent respectively, and A Just Russia, which received 6.2 per cent, results published by the central election commission showed.

Those four parties -which made up the last parliament and all back the Kremlin -- were the only ones to clear the five percent threshold needed to claim a share of the onehalf of seats up for grabs.

The vote comes as Putin’s approval ratings remain high at around 80 per cent and authorities appear to be banking on trouble-free presidential elections in two years.

Results indicated that liberal opposition groups would not make it into parliament, with neither the Yabloko party, nor the Parnas party of former prime minister Mikhail Kasyanov and assassinated Putin critic Boris Nemtsov, having secured enough votes to win a seat. “I’m upset by such a low turnout at these polls. Russians are letting go possibly the last chance to change the authorities democratically,” Kasyanov said after the vote ended.

With only a fraction of the votes counted, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev confidently said that his party would end up with an “absolute majority” in the Duma.

Kathmandu, Sep 19 (PTI): Nepal Prime Minister Prachanda today cancelled his scheduled visit to the UN taking into account concerns raised by Madhesis and other agitating parties over the implementation of the new Constitution.

Prachanda was scheduled to fly to New York today to take part in the 71st Session of United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

He decided not to leave Nepal at present taking into consideration the voices raised by the agitating parties and the general public to focus on the resolution of concerns raised by them, implementation of the Constitution and reconstruction in the wake of the April 2015 Nepal earthquake, the Prime Minister’s Secretariat said. Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Prakash Sharan Mahat, who flew to New York from New Delhi, would lead the Nepali delegation to the UNGA after Prachanda cancelled his trip, Himalayan Times reported.

Porlamar (Venezuela), Sep 19 (PTI): Describing terrorism as one of the most serious threats to international peace and security, NAM nations including India have called on states to prevent and combat terrorism in all its forms, including financing and the illicit transfer of weapons to terror outfits.

The 17th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit here, attended by Vice President Hamid Ansari, also condemned the destruction of cultural heritage and religious sites, as well as the commission of crimes against humanity by terrorist groups, among others, on the basis of their religion or beliefs.

“They reiterated that terrorism constitutes one of the most serious threats to international peace and security.

Hence, they reaffirmed their firm condemnation of terrorist acts in all their forms and manifestations, whatever their motivations, wherever and by whomsoever they are committed,” a declaration at the end of the summit said.

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The advertisement with the title felicitation published on 18.09.2016 needs correction in the Sl. No. 4 in which the father's name of Mr. Yanbemo Patton is to be read as Lt. Nchamo Patton, and not as published.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND.

NOTICE

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 15/09/16

Notice is hereby given that Smti Sara Angami -Vrs- Dr. Richard Longkumer, resident of Midland Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 15/10/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Smti Sara Angami Village /Town Block No. : 8, Patta No. : 156, Dag No. : 238, Area : 00B-03K-06 Ls. DP-7229

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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Dated, Dimapur the 30.08.16

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Inaka Awomi -Vrs- Shri. Z. Howoto Sumi, resident of Ikeshe Village Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 30/9/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Inaka Awomi Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 1969, Dag No. : 530/2134 & 792/2135, Area : 02B-00K-18 Ls. DP-7218

SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH (B) MOKOKCHUNG HELD 40 YEARS OF REVIVAL EFFLORESCENT

town early yesterday.

Four militants involved in the terror strike were killed by the Army. The attack comes two years after militants had carried out a similar type of attack at Mohra in the same area.

Ten security personnel were killed in the attack that took place on December 5, 2014.

India diverting attention from Kashmir: Pak on Uri attack

Ban Ki-moon and wished a speedy recovery to those injured in the attack.

Meanwhile, Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro, who succeeded Iranian President Hassan Rouhani as the head of the Non-Aligned Movement, also expressed solidarity with the people of India “who have suffered a terrorist attack.”

“We are committed along with our brotherly people of the world to get into the depth of this problem that has generated proliferation of terrorist movements, which doesn’t respect life and the need for coexistence of people,” he said at a press conference after the summit in Margarita Island yesterday.

In one of the deadliest attacks on the Army in recent years, 17 soldiers were killed and 19 others injured as heavily armed militants stormed a battalion headquarters of the force in North Kashmir’s Uri

Pakistan today accused India of misleading the world opinion to cover up its “reign of terror” in Kashmir by a spate of “vitriolic” and “unsubstantiated” statements following the terror attack in Uri that killed 17 soldiers.

“Pakistan has noted with serious concern the recent spate of vitriolic and unsubstantiated statements emanating from Indian civil and military leadership in the aftermath of yesterday’s attack” in Uri, Sartaj Aziz, the advisor to Pakistan Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs, said. He said Pakistan categorically rejects the baseless and irresponsible accusations being levelled by senior officials in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Government.

“It is a blatant attempt on India’s part to deflect attention from the fast deteriorating humanitarian and human rights situation” in Kashmir since the death of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani.

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United Nations/Islamabad/Beijing, Sep 19 (PTI): Condemning the militant attack on an army camp in North Kashmir’s Uri town that killed 17 soldiers, UN Secretary General Ban Kimoon hoped the perpetrators of the crime will be brought to justice and all involved will work for the re-establishment of stability and prevent further loss of life. “The United Nations is following developments closely and shares the concerns of people living in the region for peace,” a statement issued

by Ban’s spokesperson here said. Ban expressed hope that the perpetrators of the attack will be brought to justice and all stakeholders will meet their responsibilities to maintain peace and stability.

“The Secretary-General hopes that the perpetrators of this crime will be identified and brought to justice,” it said.

He “hopes that all involved will prioritise the re-establishment of stability and prevent any further loss of life. The Secretary-General encourages all stakeholders to meet their respective responsibilities to maintain peace and stability,” the statement said.

Condemning the “militant attack”, Ban expressed his “deepest sympathy and condolences” to the families of the soldiers who lost their lives and to the government of India

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

The nations recognised the threat posed nowadays by this despicable scourge, particularly the activities carried out by terrorist groups such as the Taliban, Al-Qaida, ISIS and its affiliated entities, Jabhat Al Nusra, Boko Haram and Al Shabbaab, and other entities designated by the United Nations, including the phenomenon of foreign terrorist fighters and the spread of violent extremism which can be conducive to terrorism.

Geneva, Sep 19 (PTI): Exiled Baloch leader Brahamdagh Bugti, who has been at the forefront of the Baloch movement against Pakistan, today said he will soon apply for asylum in India.

Bugti, the g randson of Baloch nationalist leader Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti who was killed by Pakistan forces 10 years ago, said he will file the asylum application to the Indian government through Brahamdagh Bugti the country’s embassy here soon. “We have decided to will follow the legal process formally file asylum papers to for the application,” he told reIndian Government soon. We porters here. Bugti is currently

RESIGNATION

NOTICE In the interest of the public of Kuhuboto Town in particular the Kuhuboto Town Joint Council consisting of 6 Sector G.B's under the administration of S.D.O (Civil), Kuhuboto Division, Dimapur, Nagaland namely :- i) Sector-I (Suhoi-Nihoto Colony) ii) Sector-II (Kughato Colony) iii) Sector-III (S. Hotovi-Pukhato Colony) iv) Sector-IV (Ghokito Colony) v) Sector-V (Lotovi Colony) vi) Sector-VI (L. HekiyeVitoyi Colony). Kuhuboto Town issues this joint notification that all official corresponding in regards to Kuhuboto Town be addressed to the Kuhuboto Town Joint Council.

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CHAKHESANG UNION NEW RESERVE/DAIRY FARM KOHIMA FELICITATES

The Chakhesang Union New Reserve/Dairy Farm Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Vechipa Vise, AIG (Adm) PHQ Kohima for being inducted into prestigious Indian Police Service (IPS) by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.

The Union further wishes him good health and more success in all his future endeavours.

Sd/Sd/VIRE NUKHU VEKUSÜ CÜRHA Chairman General Secretary

I, Shri. Elithung Kikon of Bhandari Town has resigned from the post of Vice-President, 40 Bhandari Assembly Constituency and from the primary Membership of NPF due to personal reason with immediate effect.

Medziphema : Dimapur

FELICITATES

The Lotha Hoho Medziphema Town extends its heartiest congratulations to Miss. Eyingbeni Shitiri, daughter of Mrs. and Mr. Ezamo Shitiri, on being appointed as Lady Member to the State Commission of Legal Metrology and Consumer Protection Department, Government of Nagaland. The Hoho wishes her all success and a bright future.

Sd/Chairman Lotha Hoho Medziphema Town

(Pichamo Lotha) General Secretary Lotha Hoho Medziphema Town

Elithung Kikon Vice-President, NPF 40 Bhandari AC

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OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MEDZIPHEMA, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND No.Judl/Suc-1/2016/223

Dt. Medz. the 13th Sept. 2016

NOTICE Whereas, Mr. Visakolie Secü, son of Lt. Sarovi Secü of Medziphema Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to claim Life Insurance/Draw Pension/GIS/GPF/Leave Encasement/Bank Account etc. of Late Sarovi Secü, who expired on 13/11/2013.

Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of the issue of this notice.

OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA HOHO MEDZIPHEMA TOWN

living in exile in Switzerland.

He also said his Baloch Republican Party has decided to approach the International Criminal Court against Pakistani army generals. Bugti said Baloch Republican Party has also decided to file case against China at the International Court of Justice and to do it, the party will approach India, Afghanistan and Bangladesh for help. Last month, Bugti had thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for raising the issue of the situation in Balochistan in his Independence Day speech.

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SUMI HOHO

OKING: ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND. KULHA YESUH: Sumi Hoho Executive Members Amuthaqhi 10 lo kuho kelono "Ahuna 2016" ghenguno Xakutha shilukeu aqha lau yepithi tsuh ani.

"2016 lo Ahuna ye Sumi yeghiqha lo Atokujo (Constituency) kumtssu lo ikhilu keu kupughu shini.

Akupughu ye pututa'w tokujo lo Atokujo Kukami Hoho no attou shino pututau'w tokujo lo MLA sasu pughu kuqqha no akupughu shini eno a-a ye atokujo oking lono ikhiluni".

Shikimithi.

Sd/Sd/(TONIHO YEPTHOMI), (VIHUTO ASUMI), President, General Secretary, Sumi Hoho Sumi Hoho

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Merkel’s refugee policies were a prominent issue in the campaign for Sunday’s election.

important.

But she said: “The nearly 15% win for the right wing AfD even in this very liberal city shows that, like many other parts of the country, it has surged to become a real political force that Merkel cannot ignore.”

Although this election is for regional parliament and has no impact on the government, Shubert said Merkel will have to acknowledge that voters are unhappy with her party, especially the refugee policy.

Rise of the right “She remains the strongest most stable politician not only in Germany, but arguably, Europe. And the European Union needs a strong Germany, not just to deal with the refugee crisis, but also Brexit and the debt crisis,” Shubert said.

The rise of AfD in Germany reflects a surge in farright populist parties across Europe. “Because of its history, post-war Germany has lacked a viable right-wing political party. But the refugee issue has galvanized some voters to get behind the AfD as a palatable right-wing alternative,” said Shubert. “German voters are not convinced the government is fully prepared for the task of integrating so many thousands of people.”

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Berlin, Sep 19 (Agencies): Germany’s two largest parties were facing up to losses in the nation’s capital Monday after large numbers of Berliners turned to the far-right.

Anti-immigrant party Alternative fur Deutschland (AfD) will enter Berlin’s state parliament for the first time, after winning 14.2% of the vote.

A c c o r d i n g t o C N N, Angela Merkel’s center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) was knocked out of a ruling coalition with the center-left Social Democrats, after winning just 17.6% of the vote. After the poll result, Merkel acknowledged mistakes and shortcomings with the controversial refugee policy which allowed hundreds of thousands into the country.

“If I could I would play back time so I and the German federal government and leaders could have been better prepared,” she said.

“We have not done everything right in the last few years.

We are not world champions in integration,” she added, highlighting that the asylum process was taking too long, that there were too few language courses and not enough labor market integration.

While the Social Democrats won the largest share of the vote, 21.6%, they will have

Canberra, Sep 19 (PTI): Australia’s prestigious art gallery today returned to India two sculptures, including a third century rock carving, worth USD 840,000 bought from an illegal Indian art dealer in 2005.

Australian Arts Minister Mitch Fifield handed over a 900-year-old stone statue of Goddess Pratyangira and a third century rock carving of worshippers of the Buddha to Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma at Canberra-based National Gallery of Australia (NGA). The ceremony was also attended by Indian High Commissioner Navdeep Suri.

The ceremony took place in the gallery which houses almost 5,000 pieces of Asian art.

The NGA had bought the two pieces from disgraced art dealer Subhash Kapoor in 2005.

Kapoor is currently lodged in Trichy Central Prison. Last year, the NGA research team examined new photographic evidence from the French Institute of Pondicherry that indicated a sculpture of Goddess Pratyangira which was bought for USD 247,500 was in India in 1974.

This contradicts the dealer-supplied provenance, suggesting the NGA was supplied with false documentation and it was likely to have been illegally exported from India.

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ORGANIZING MUSICAL LIVE CONCERT IN COMMEMORATION OF ANGAMI SPORTS ASSOCIATION GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION, 2017

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Sumi Baptist Church (B) Mokokchung commemorated 40 years of Revival from 16th to 18th September 2016. Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi, ES WSBAK was the main speaker of the event. He said that the small Revival seed sown 40 years back has grown to a Giant fruitful spiritual tree spreading throughout Sumi areas and outside the country. He saluted all the pioneers especially Lt. Shokhuyi Aye, for his tireless effort and dedications to uplift the revival flames throughout Sumi inhabited area and different parts of the State in India, and also exhorted the congregation to pray earnestly to step in to the 50 Golden years. Mr. Khekiye Aye, Director SAMS Dimapur, Mr. Thililho Rtd. Dy. Director, Mr. Tovishe Achumi Director URF Dimapur and Mr. Khetoyi Assumi GB Litta Old exhorted the gathering with Mrs. Tosheli Ex. Women leader SBC (B), Mrs. Toholi, Mrs. Vitoni Yeptho as the Counsellors. I on behalf of the Sumi Baptist Church (B) thank each and everyone those who contributed generously through prayer, financially, physically and making this celebration a successful one. May Almighty God bless each and every one of you and hope we’ll meet in one spirit in the coming Golden Jubilee Celebration (2026).

Tickets are available at: Solo Enterprises High School Junction Kohima, Sports World Old Taxi Stand Kohima & Network Travels Counter Mohonkhola Kohima.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, September 20, 2016

Emmy Awards 2016: Game of Thrones breaks record

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ame of Thrones has broken the record for the highest number of Emmy Awards won by any fictional series.

The HBO fantasy drama triumphed in three categories at Sunday’s ceremony, including outstanding drama series.

The show’s total number of awards now stands at 38, which means it has beaten

Frasier’s previous record of 37.

The 38 Emmys won by Game of Thrones includes the nine trophies the series picked up at last weekend’s Creative Arts Emmys.

The HBO series is now the most decorated drama series in Emmy awards’ history - the overall record is held by Saturday Night Live, which has won 44.

These are the major winners of the 68th annual Primetime Emmy Awards:

Miss Sümi 2016 contest would receive a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh besides gift hampers while first and second runners up would get Rs. 75,000 and Rs.50, 000 plus gift hampers respectively.

STH president also informed that this year, there are 10 sub-titles to be won, adding that winners of subtitles would each be given Rs.15, 000 with gift hampers.

STH vice president and co-convenor, Kalito said the event was being organised to explore the unexplored talents among Sülimi and also to promote rich traditional

aspects.

Emphasising on the women empowerment, she said the winner would be given platform to foray into the fields one could forge ahead.

The organisers told the press that the beauty pageant was open to all the young women between the age of 18 to 25 as on November 8, 2016, and belonging to Sümi community.

For more information, one could contact STH president (9436063317) and WSTH president (9856281887).

(Staff Reporter)

Mengu Suokhrie, performing at the closing ceremony of Nagaland Football League at Local Ground, Kohima, Monday.

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the event about a minute after each other,” shared the sources.

Earlier also, the duo was spotted hanging out together while rehearsing for the live award show.

On a related note, Tom was last linked to superstar singer Taylor Swift. The couple called it quits just a couple of weeks ago. On the professional front, PeeCee is all set for the premiere of the second season of her American thriller series ‘Quantico’, the show will begin to air on September 25.

Dated Satakha, the 15th Sept., 2016

PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas Smti. Toshili, w/o Lt. K. Ato Sema of Sukhai village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate in her favour in respect of Family Pension pertaining to her Lt. husband K. Ato Sema, Pensioner under Border Security Forces, 112 Bn BSF. Therefore claims and objections if any may be made within a period of 30 (thirty) days to this office from the date of issue of the notification.

(Athrila. S) Additional Deputy Commissioner Satakha, Nagaland

DECLARATION

Dated : 13/09/2016

AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE IN NAME/ DEED POOL/SWORN AFFIDAVIT

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By this deed, I the undersigned Shri. Asalie Peseyie (New Name) previously called Shri. Kenisalie Peseyie (Old Name), and a resident of H/No 205, Kuda Village "A" Khel, Dimapur District, Nagaland, (address) solemnly declare :1. That for and on behalf of myself, and remitter issue wholly renounce/ relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of Kenisalie Peseyie and in place thereof I do hereby assume from this date the name/ surname Asalie Peseyie and so that I and my wife, children and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of Asalie Peseyie.

2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of Asalie Peseyie as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/ surname.

3. That, I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me, remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of Asalie Peseyie accordingly.

4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surnames of Kenisalie Peseyie and Asalie Peseyie affix my signature and seal, if any, this 19th day of September 2016.

Signed sealed and delivered by the above name Dated 19th September 2016 Former Name : Kenisalie Peseyie In the presence of : Name : Asalie Peseyie Address : Kuda Village "A" Khel Dimapur : Nagaland Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the Deponent.

Notary Public, Nagaland Regd. No. 876/16, Dt. 19/9/16 Y M C

PRESS NOTE

NePED Energy Committee Chakpa would like to thank and express our gratitude to Er. Moamanen NePED Dimapur and his team for donating 3kp hydroger and taking the hardship in installing the machine all free of cost in our farms. It is our prayer that God will bless him and his team in his endeavour.

CONGRATULATIONS

We, Shri. P. Leiho Konyak, (Husband) and Smti. Lenon Konyak (Wife) of Chaoha Chingnyu Village, Aboi Town, Mon District, do hereby declare.

1. That we have adopted Miss. Leipo Konyak as our adoptive legal daughter. Her Date of Birth is 11/03/2010.

2. That we, ourselves, relatives and friends and community have consented to adopt said child as our own child.

3. That Miss. Leipo Konyak shall become a member of our family and shall henceforth be entitled to all the rights, entitlements and inherit all the self acquired properties applicable to my adopted child. That we are committed to the child's best interest.

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Contact No : 9612421945/ 08581982906/07781877686

We the Sumi Baptist Church Showuba heartily congratulates to Mr. K. Atoho Chophy, Teacher incharge GPS Zuxeshe under SDEO, Mongkolemba for receiving Sub-Divisional Teacher's Award on Teachers Day occasion 2016.

We pray to our Living God grant you long life and bless your future endeavours.

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NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT KIPHIRE DIVISIONAL UNIT

DIST. KIPHIRE - 798611, NAGALAND

APPRECIATION

NPF Kiphire Division extends gratefulness and appreciation to NPF Mokokchung Divisional Team comprising Youth Wing, Farmer's Wing & Women Wing, led by Divisional President Shri. Moasangba Jamir. We convey our thankfulness to the team for coming all the way from Mokokchung to attend the NPF 59th A/C Convention cum Felicitation Programme at Kiphire. The NPF Kiphire Division is so honoured and privileged to have not only their presence but also hear encouraging and learn credible insights for the welfare and uplift of NPF Kiphire Division and the NPF Party in general.

The team visit has proven so beneficial and encouraging to NPF team of Kiphire District. It is our hope and belief that the NPF Division of Kiphire District will show utmost commitment in understanding our role and responsibilities, the mission and the vision of the organisation we serve.

It is also our firm belief that team Mokokchung will again diligently prepare to visit Kiphire for furtherance of Party interest.

Further, NPF Kiphire Division is confident of Team Mokokchung to be an incredible asset to the NPF organisation and wishes team Mokokchung the very best in their endeavour.

(P. Lipongkyu Sangtam) President NPF Kiphire Division

(Chumlongse Sangtam) General Secretary NPF Kiphire Division

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K. WAPANG General Secretary

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

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We the United Yaongyimti Citizen Tuesang Unit would like convey our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Chipenla Chang, D/o Mr. & Mrs. L. Alim of New Yaongyimti Village on her successful completion of Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Missiology from Seoul Christian University, South Korea.

May Almighty God continues to bless her good health and success in all her future endeavours.

Name : Sunil Kumar S/o : Pappu Mandal Age : 12 yrs, Height : 4.5 ft.

Identification Mark : Black mark in the middle of forehead.

Complexion : Fair (Yellowish skin) wearing Orange Colour Half Pant and Red T-Shirt.

Hair - Short & Black.

Date of Missing : 05/09/2016 at around 6:30 AM to 7:00 AM. Place of Missing : Durga Mandir Area

# 9856790450

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SATAKHA : NAGALAND

NO.JUD-7/016-017/147

MISSING

OFFICE OF THE UNITED YAONGYIMTI CITIZEN TUENSANG UNIT(UYC) FELICITATES

H. ALLIM President

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fter indulging in a little twirl while walking down the stage at the Emmys with Tom Hiddleston, Priyanka Chopra was spotted having a little something with the Hollywood actor at the after party. According to an E!Online report, several eyewitnesses witnessed the pair “openly flirting with each other” at the Governor’s Ball in between snapping selfies and mingling with guests.

“Tom had his arm around her and held her close. Afterwards, Tom and Priyanka talked closely and were holding hands at one point for a few moments. Priyanka fixed Tom’s bow-tie and then the two kissed on both cheeks,” said an insider. Reports also mentioned that the 33-year-old actress gave her phone to Tom who then gave his phone to her.

They proceeded to put their phone numbers in each other’s phones before embracing in a “long hug” and “several kisses on the cheek.”

“Priyanka and Tom said goodbye and she told him that she will see him later. They left

*Reality Host: RuPaul Charles, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” (Logo) Reality Competition Program: “The Voice” (NBC) Writing for a Comedy Series: Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang, “Master of None” (“Parents”) Writing for a Drama Series: David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, “Game of Thrones” (“Battle of the Bastards”) Writing for a Mini-Series or Movie: D.V. DeVincentis, “The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story” (“Marcia, Marcia, Marcia”) *Writing for a Variety Series: “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” Writing for a Variety Special: Patton Oswalt, “Patton Oswalt: Talking for Clapping” Directing for a Comedy Series: Jill Soloway, “Transparent” (“Man on the Land”) Directing for a Drama Series: Miguel Sapochnik, “Game of Thrones” (“Battle of the Bastards”) Directing for a Mini-Series or Movie: Susanne Bier, “The Night Manager” *Directing for a Variety Series: Ryan McFaul, “Inside Amy Schumer” Directing for a Variety Special: Thomas Kail and Alex Rudzinski, “Grease: Live” *Guest Actor in a Drama Series: Hank Azaria, “Ray Donovan” *Guest Actress in a Drama Series: Margo Martindale, “The Americans” *Guest Actor in a Comedy Series: Peter Scolari, “Girls” *Guest Actress in a Comedy Series: Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, “Saturday Night Live”.

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or the first time, the Sümi Totimi Hoho (STH) and the Western Sümi Totimi Hoho (WSTH) would be jointly hosting the mega Miss Sümi pageant in Dimapur on the theme “Hino Sülimi (Echt Sülimi)”.

Addressing a press conference at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur on Monday, STH president, Kitoli Naje, said the pageant would be held on November 8 at Agri Expo, Dimapur with Minister of Roads & Bridges (R&B), Government of Nagaland, Y. Vikheho Swu as the chief guest.

She said the winner of

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(L-R) WSTH president Vihuli Zhimo, STH president Kitoli Naje, STH vice president Kalito and organising committee convenor Mughavi Chishi.

Drama Series: “Game of Thrones” (HBO) Comedy Series: “Veep” (HBO) Mini-Series or Movie: “The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story” (FX) TV Movie: “Sherlock: The Abominable Bride (Masterpiece)” (PBS) Variety Talk Series: “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” (HBO) Variety Sketch Series: “Key & Peele” (Comedy Central) Actor in a Comedy Series: Jeffrey Tambor, “Transparent” Actress in a Comedy Series: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, “Veep” Actor in a Drama Series: Rami Malek, “Mr. Robot” Actress in a Drama Series: Tatiana Maslany, “Orphan Black” Actor in a Mini-Series or Movie: Courtney B. Vance, “The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story” Actress in a Mini-Series or Movie: Sarah Paulson, “The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story” Supporting Actor in a Drama: Ben Mendelsohn, “Bloodline” Supporting Actress in a Drama: Maggie Smith, “Downton Abbey” Supporting Actor in a Comedy: Louie Anderson, “Baskets” Supporting Actress in a Comedy: Kate McKinnon, “Saturday Night Live” Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie: Sterling K. Brown, “The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story” Supporting Actress in a Mini-Series or Movie: Regina King, “American Crime”

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Real notch 16th straight La Liga win

Rodriguez celebrates the opening goal with Brazilian left back and team-mate Marcelo on Sunday.

Madrid, Sep 19 (Agencies): Real Madrid overcame Espanyol 2-0 on Sunday to equal Barcelona’s record of 16 consecutive La Liga wins.

The victory matches the efforts of their fierce rivals, who achieved the feat under Pep Guardiola in the 2010-11 season.

In the absence of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez and Karim Benzema stepped up to send Real back to the top of the table.

A moment of individual brilliance saw Rodriguez open the scoring in his first start of the season, while Benzema tapped home after the break to seal the three points.

Zinedine Zidane’s men knew they would be chasing the record without Bale - who was injured in the 2-1 win over Sporting Lisbon on Wednesday - and Ronaldo, who was

absent through illness.

The enforced changes saw Rodriguez come into the starting line-up, having been a used substitute in three of Real’s previous four games.

The visitors should have opened the scoring when Sergio Ramos glanced a header wide despite being unopposed from a corner.

Moments later, a glorious chance fell to Espanyol’s Leo Baptistao, but he could only shoot straight at Kiko Casilla after muscling Pepe off the ball.

Karim Benzema had the ball in the back of the net five minutes before the break, but he was marginally offside as he headed in from Marcelo’s cross.

Baptistao went close again for the hosts, but he flashed his header past the post after Lopez’s whipped ball in.

Just before the break, Rodriguez somehow wriggled beyond two challenges before shooting from 25 yards out, and his low effort was too strong for Diego Lopez as it nestled in the far corner.

In the second half, Lopez did well to keep out Benzema’s effort on the hour-mark, after the Frenchman teed himself up and volleyed on the turn.

Ten minutes later, Benzema got his goal, turning the ball home from six yards out after Lucas Vazquez’s low cross picked out the Real striker.

Casilla kept Espanyol at bay after getting his fingertips to a deflected effort from Felipe Caicedo, which was destined for the top corner.

Real ran down the clock to secure the win, leaving Espanyol without a under Quique Sanchez Flores this season.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, september 20, 2016

India win six medals on Few jealous competitors want Day 2 of Junior Shooting WC to tarnish my reputation: Paes

Gabala, Sep 19 (IANS): India continued its medal winning spree at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) Junior World Cup, bagging six medals on the second day here on Monday. After picking up seven medals including three golds to top the medal table at the end of day one, India picked up six more medals on day two, including one gold, two silvers and three bronze medals to lie second behind Russia in the medal tally.

India’s only gold medal of the day came in the women’s 10 metres Air Pistol event, when Yashaswini Singh Deswal, Malaika Goel and Harshada Nithave combined for a total score of 1122 to finish way ahead of second placed Turkey’s score of 1104. Uzbekistan won the team bronze shooting a total of 1086 in the event.

Day two however, started with a team silver for India, when the trio of Gaurav Rana, Hemendra Kushwah and Saurabh Chaudhar y came second in the men’s 10m Air Pistol event.

Then Anmol, won a silver in the event, when he finished behind gold medallist Artem Chernousov of Russia in the final.

Anmol was among three Indians who had qualified for the finals, where after a

relatively poor start, he shot a great second and fifth series, while also finishing strongly to claim second place with a final round score of 197.5 while the Russian shot 199.7.

Hemendra Kushwah finished seventh while Gaurav could not reproduce his qualifying form and ended eighth. Two Indians, Gaayathri Nithyanadam and Dilreen Gill had qualified for the finals of the 50m Rifle 3 Positions event.

Earlier Gaayathri had won the team bronze in the event along with Sonika and Aditi Singh. Gaayathri then had an up and down final to eventually settle for a bronze behind Nikola Foistova of the Czech Republic who won Gold and Olga Efimova of Russia who won silver.

Gaayathri’s eventual final round score was 438.9, while Nikola shot 451.5 and Olga 450.6. Dilreen Gill, the second Indian in the final, finished sixth with a score of 406.3. Three Indians reached the final in the 10m Air Pistol which had helped them bag the team gold in the event.

In the individual final, at the first elimination point, which is after eight shots, Malaika was lying fourth, Yashaswani fifth and Harshada had had a brilliant six shot series to pull up to fourth position after a poor start.

NEW DELHI, Sep 19 (PTI): His monumental achievements notwithstanding, controversies keep chasing Leander Paes but the marathon man of Indian tennis says they are nothing more than false propaganda initiated by a few of his “highly jealous” competitors.

Paes did not take any names but said the negativity that is being built around his name in recent times, is a result of a few underachievers’ sinister design.

Whenever it comes to playing for nation in the Indian team at the big stage, be it Olympics, Asian Games or in Davis Cup, tennis has found itself mired in controversies.

He said he does not care what people say or think about him since he’s busy writing his name in the history books, that no one can change.

“In this part of my career, most of my competitors are highly jealous. They might not understand what it takes to win 18 Grand Slams and play seven Olympics. Some competitors, you give them 10 life times, they will still not be able to achieve that. Instead of working hard, they want to knock me down,” Paes told PTI in an interview during the just-concluded Davis Cup tie against Spain.

“They want to ruin my

John Terry hopeful of swift return NKK meeting London, Sep 19 (Agencies): Chelsea captain John Terry says his recovery from an ankle injury is going well and is hoping to be “back soon”. Terry limped out of the Liberty stadium on crutches after the 2-2 draw with Swansea on September 11.

At the time, the club said they expected him to be out for 10 days and Terry, who has posted pictures of himself exercising in his pool, is confident about a swift return. He said, “Late night session in the pool. My ankle is feeling much better, hopefully I will be back soon.” David Luiz deputised in the absence of Terry for the Liverpool game, with Jordan Henderson scoring a brilliant winner for the Reds. Chelsea face Leicester in the EFL Cup on Tuesday before travelling to Arsenal on league duty on Saturday.

Dimapur, Sep 19 (NPN): Natsumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (NKK) has convened a coordination meeting with the advisors for the upcoming annual session and football tournament for the year 2017 at the residence of Yishito Swu (headmaster) at Kenuozou on September 24 at 9 am. All the office bearers and advisors have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

Kohima, Sep 19 (NPN): A 19 member team of Nagaland Taekwondo Association (NTA) would participate in the 36th National Junior Taekwondo Championship 2016 to be held at Multipurpose Hall Guru Nanak Stadium, Ludhiana, Punjab from September 22 to 25. The championship is organized

by Punjab Taekwondo Association under the aegis of Taekwondo Federation of India.

NTA officials are Theja Keretsu,Visabiu Peseyie, Sanstuthung Ngullie and Keneingulie.

The boys players are Tokphen Phom (U-45 kg),

Repinkiu N.Tikhir (U-48 kg), Ngaiching Phom (U-51 kg), Keyinchingonbe Hega (U-55kg), Boto Chopy (U-59 kg), Iteipetbo Nkie (U-63kg), Khriekethozo Keretsu (U-68 kg), Keneilevo Nagi (U-73 kg) and Menuosetuo Yiese (U -78kg).

The girls players are T.Youngmei Kano Konyak (U-44kg), M.Amo Konyak (U-46kg), Antimongu Chang (U-49kg), Imtisangla (U-52 kg), Echungbeni Ngullie (U-55kg) and Nenghoikim Singson (U-59 kg).

The NTA team is sponsored by Department of Youth Resources and Sports, Nagaland.

Mon police volleyball, carom tourney begins Dimapur, Sep 19 (NPN): The 1st Mon District Police Volley Ball and Carrom tournament got underway Monday at local ground Mon with DFO Mon, Aochuba as the chief guest.

The chief guest in his speech appreciated the Police Department of Mon headed

by SP, Mon for organising such a tournament. He said that the tournament would help develop inter personal relationship among one another. He said that it is also important to enhance inter departmental relationship for good governance. He called upon the fellow police members to be accountable and transparent in decision making and to abide by all the rules for effective deliverance of service to the people. The programme was led by ASI, Latwang Konyak and SP, Mon, Yangba delivered the welcome note. Oath taking was led by SDPO, Tizit.

Open handball championship Dimapur, Sep 19 (NPN): Open handball championship organised by Nagaland Handball Association (NBA) would be held from October 6-8 at Ruzhukhrie government higher secondary school Kohima.

Interested teams and clubs can collect entry form from Flora Bakery, High School Junction, Kohima. For more information, contact 9615934658 or 9436402055.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

LT. ALI MARHU

It's been a year since you left us, yet your love, caring and sweet memories is still fresh in our hearts.

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NTA to take part in national taekwondo championship

Leander Paes reputation by doing ulterior things, so that the perception of the public is that Leander is a bad man. It takes a whole lifetime to build a reputation and it takes one second to ruin it,” he said.

Is he tired of this negativity? Does he get frustrated?

“I am a human being.

But I don’t deal with it now,” he said in a nonchalant way.

“In this modern age of social media, I understand there will be some negativity. The people who are true and honest, whether they are good with me or not, I respect them.

“Few people are always trying to tarnish my reputation. There are some competitors out there, who are highly jealous of what I have achieved. Instead of working

hard, to achieve it themselves, they realise, they can’t to that quantum, so hence, let’s ruin his reputation. One person will put one story here, one there and build perception,” he said with disgust.

Paes said he does not care about these people, who “bark” about him, and will continue to do what he does best -- excel on tennis courts.

“Not to worry about haters. You play your game, you run in your lane, don’t enter into others’ lane. I will write my name in the history books. That is fruit of your hard work.

“People believe it or not, media write or not, but the intelligent people, the knowledgeable people will see history books and I have written my name there many times and will write many more times. That can’t change, you can’t forge a history book and you can’t change history books.”

“In this modern age of living in limelight, everybody wants to be a hero. People will bark, let them bark, they will look bad themselves. I will run my race. Till a junior comes and says ‘Lee I am beating you all the time’, till I am winning Grand Slams, I will continue to play. I had to earn it and others will also have to earn it.”

Loving Husband, daughter & sons

Acknowledgement

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Through this column, we the family members would like to express our profound gratitude to one and all who supported us morally, physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. Yetokhu Y Chophy, on 13th September 2016.

We regret our inability to mention every individual, churches, fellowships and organizations but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

OBITUARY

Nongu kümtsü shikimithi.

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Yetokhu Y. Chophy

Through this column, we the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and indebtedness to each and every individuals, churches, schools, well wishers, and various organisations who stood by us physically, financially, materially and through your prayer at the demise of our beloved daughter, MS. WEKO-U LEKRO after prolonged illness.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Shri.Neiba Kronu, Hon’ble Parl. Secy and family Born: 23.07.2007 2. Dr. Zuchamo Patton (NHAK) Died: 11.09.2016 3. Doctors, nurses and staff of NHAK 4. Blood Bank, NHAK 5. All Blood Donor’s 6. Speak Guru Foundation, Kohima 7. NIB’s Pharmacy NHAK, Kohima 8. G. Rio School, Kohima 9. Ngukemezhie Kecha Krotho, Kohima 10. Leshemi Baptist Church 11. Lewoza Baptist Church 12. Lewoza Baptist Church, Women Dept.

13. GMS Leshemi 14. Lewoza Watsan 15. Village Council, Leshemi 16. Lewoza Village 17. Leshemi NPF Unit 18. Lewoza NPF Unit 19. R.P and staff, Leshemi 20. Leshemi Welfare Union, Kohima We deeply regret our inability to mention every individual but we humbly pray that Almighty God shower His blessings upon one and all.

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10.09.1979 –13.09.2016 Loving wife, children and relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on: March 31, 1955 – Died on: September 13, 2016 “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my race, I have kept the faith” –2 Timothy 4:7 The bereaved families of Lt. V Vikugha Yepthomi wish to acknowledge our profound gratitude to all who stood by us in times of our most difficult moment to the time of his sad and untimely demise. Words are inadequate to express how grateful we are to each and every one of you. We regret for being unable to mention each one of your names, but you have surely fulfilled what is written in Acts 20:35. The family shall continue to uphold each one of you in our prayers that, Almighty God bless you richly and fulfill the wishes of your lives.

We specially thank: 1. Doctors, nurses and staff, Metro Hospital, Dimapur.

2. Pastor and all the believers, Sumi Baptist Church Dimapur.

3. Sumi Fellowship Notun Bosti, Dimapur.

4. East Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Purana Bazar.

5. Pastor and members, Khukishe Baptist Akukuhou.

6. Prayer Warriors.

7. Chairman and Colleagues, Ao Khel Notun Bosti Council, Dimapur.

8. Hollotoli School.

9. Dorians Society, Ao Khel Notun Bosti 10. Beloved neighbours.

11. All the family friends and relatives far and near.

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Born : 01/09/1931 – Died : 16/09/2016

With grateful hearts, we the family of Lt. P. Lukhui Sema, extend our prayers and thanksgiving to everyone who stood by us and strengthened us and also helped us materially during his brief illness and at the demise.

It is our sincerest prayer that our Almighty God bless you all in the abundance of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

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01.04.1928 – 07.09.2016 We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Tepüsül (T. Apün) Thaprü with heartfelt gratitude, would like to thank all those who stood by us during the prolonged illness till the last breath of our dearest father. No words can ever express how thankful we are.

We would, in particular like to convey our thanks to:1. Khuzama Baptist Church 2. Kuda Village Baptist Church 3. Kuda Village Baptist Thenuko Krotho 4. Kacharigaon (Phevima) Baptist Church 5. Kacharigaon (Phevima) Baptist Thenuko Krotho 6. Kacharigaon (Phevima) Baptist Kecha Kro. 7. NEIGRIHMS Doctors & staff, Shillong 8. NHAK, ICU Unit staff, Kohima 9. Khuzama Baptist Fellowship Kohima 10. Khuzama Baptist Thenuko Krotho 11. NCRC Khuzama 12. Director & staff of Industries and Commerce We regret our inability to mention names of all who really supported us though prayer, material and financial help but we humbly pray that Almighty God bless you abundantly and may you please continue to remember us in your prayer.

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Naga FC retain Capt. Kenguruse football trophy

Naga FC with Maj. Gen. M. S Jaswal and officials after the prize distribution ceremony at Kohima local ground on Monday. (NP) Correspondent Kohima, Sep 19 (NPN): Naga FC emerged retained the Capt. Kenguruse memorial football trophy after defeating Liangmai FC 5-1 in the final match played at Kohima local ground on Monday. The tournament was organized by 9 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North).

In the one-sided final match, Chaba (9) scored a hat-trick while Rhitsho and Kethozhopu Meru scored one a piece to give Naga FC

a thumping victory. Liangmai FC dominated the first 15 minutes of the game however, from then on, it was Naga FC till the final whistle.

Liangmai FC’s Athamah (10) made the first shot at the goal but his attempt was thwarted by his opponent’s goal keeper. Naga FC’s Chaba (9) missed a couple of good chances early in the match.

Just before lemon break, Naga FC made several attempts. In the final minute, a rebound from Keneisedelie Chiitso’s long shot found Rhit-

sho but his header went wide to leave the score-board clean at the end of first half.

After the breather, a refreshed Naga FC came back with more organized. And finally in the 58th minute of the match, Chaba opened the first account for Naga FC. He also went on to score the second (65th) and third (69th) goals and completing his hat-trick.

Rhitsho of NFC scored the 4th goal in 74th minute and Kethozhopu Meru scored the 5th goal in additional time.

The face saving goal for

Liangmai FC was scored by Poudinkhonbou of LFC in the 67th minute.

The champion team Naga FC received a cash prize of Rs.1.5 lakh, trophy and citation while the runner-up team Liangmai FC fetched a sum of Rs.1 lakh and certificate.

The semi-finalist, Aboi FC received a sum of Rs. 50,000 and certificate. The champion prize was handed over by Maj. Gen. M.S. Jaswal SM IGAR (N) and the runner-up by Kohima DC Rovilatuo Mor. Chaba of Naga FC with

Paralympics ends with celebration, mourning

The flags of all the participating countries were brought by 160 athletes.

Rio de Janeiro, Sep 19 (Agencies): Brazil has farewelled the Games with fireworks and samba at Rio’s famed Maracana stadium.

A giant conga line of athletes weaved around the stadium to the cheers of thousands of fans who danced in the stands to Brazilian funk music.

International Paralympics Committee president Sir Philip Craven says it has been one of the most successful Paralympic Games yet.

“You know, with 2.1 million tickets sold, the secondhighest ticket sales ever at a Paralympics Games, the quite

amazing athletic performances in all of the sports, that has come together and has created a brilliant Games for the spectators, for the television, for the social media. We’ve never had such high figures. So, worldwide, it’s had a massive effect.

And, in Brazil, they’ve taken us to their hearts, and we’ve taken them to ours.”

Army veteran and paracanoe gold medallist Curtis McGrath was Australia’s flagbearer at the ceremony.

He told Channel 7 it was a special moment.

“There’s not many people (who) get this opportunity.

I want to make it very memo-

rable, and it’s something I’ll probably never, ever forget, because it’s my proudest moment for sure.”

Australia secured a topfive finish in the medal tally at the Rio Paralympic Games.

The Australians took home 22 gold medals, 30 silver and 29 bronze to finish fifth behind China, Great Britain, Ukraine and the United States.

Australia has now achieved a top-five finish at every Games since Barcelona in 1992.

The Paralympics had some inspiring stories and remarkable performances.

Four Paralympic runners posted faster times in the 1500 metres in athletics than last month’s Rio Olympic gold medallist.

But the celebratory mood was overshadowed by the death of Iranian cyclist Sarafraz Bahman Golbarnezhad.

He died after crashing in the C4-5 event at the Paralympics on Saturday, the first such death at the Games since they began in 1960.

Sir Philip remembered the 48-year-old, who crashed at the first portion of the Grumari loop on a mountainous stretch of the cycling course in Rio. ‘’The Iranians have asked for two things. One is to expedite the repatriation of Bahman’s body so it can be with the family in, I understand, Shiraz, in Iran, as soon as possible. We’re hoping that that will be effected today, Sunday.

And, of course, the Iranians want the full explanation as to what did happen. That’s something that I have stressed very clearly to both the Organising Committee and to the UCI.’’ The UCI, or International Cycling Union, is the world governing body for cycling.

The 2020 Summer Olympics will be held in the Japanese capital of Tokyo from August the 9th to 23rd.

The Paralympics will then run from August the 25th to September the 6th.

7 goals bagged the golden boot, S. Narzary of HQ IGAR (N) received the best custodian award and Velukho of Naga FC was awarded the most valuable player. All the individual winner received Rs.10,000 each and certificate.

The best official was awarded to Lhousavoto by the organizer.

Earlier, parliamentary secretary for YRS, MTF and state lotteries Khriehu Liezietsu in his address appreciated the Assam Rifles for organizing such tournament to salute captain Neikezhakuo Kenguruse MVC and to celebrate and encourage football talent in the state. Liezietsu said since the inception of the tournament 2015 it has been very popular with the players as well as the local football fans and good platform for the players.

Recalling the gallant son of Nagaland captain Kenguruse, who hails from Nerhema of Kohima district, the chief guest said that the late captain displayed extraordinary courage, conspicuous gallantry and determination beyond the call of duty and made the supreme sacrifice for the country. He added that the youngsters would emulate and follow the brave acts and footprints left behind by captain Kenguruse.

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Kane strike sends Tottenham third London, Sep 19 (Agencies): Tottenham Hotspur bounced back from their midweek loss in the Champions League with a 1-0 win over Sunderland at White Hart Lane.

Harry Kane’s second straight Premier League goal complimented a dominant Spurs performance, although the striker was later brought off with a serious ankle injury.

The hosts put their Wembley nightmare behind them after they were beaten 2-1 by Monaco in which was their first Champions League game in five years.

David Moyes’ side finished the game with ten-men after Adnan Januzaj received a second yellow card in the closing stages for a foul on Ben Davis, which soured a brave performance from the Blackcats.

Despite dominating much of the possession in the first half, Spurs were continually frustrated as they stalked a nervy Sunderland defence early on.

Son Heung-min proved to be one of Tottenham’s most instrumental players throughout the 90 minutes and the South Korean was unlucky not to top his performance with a goal when his shot from outside the box just clipped the post.

England striker Harry Kane shields the ball from Sunderland defender Djilobodji during the first half.

David Moyes’ players had opportunities few and far between, but they should have taken the lead in the 44th minute when former Spurs player Steven Pienaar had his shot cleared off the line by Kyle Walker.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side cranked up the pressure in the second-half and they finally opened the scoring in the 58th minute when Dele Alli headed to Harry Kane who no mistake from close-range.

The home-side had nu-

merous chances throughout the second-half but failed to add to their lead when Erik Lamela’s shot in the 80th minute was blocked before the Argentinian’s curling shot was met with a superb save from the in-form Jordan Pickford.

Pochettino’s team move up to third in the league and face newly-promoted Middlesbrough next weekend while Sunderland will face Crystal Palace at the Stadium of Light in search of their first win of the season.

India U-16 football team holds Saudi Arabia 3-3 Panaji, Sep 19 (IANS): A last-gasp penalty by Suresh Wangjam kept the hosts’ Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Under-16 Championship knockout stage dreams alive as they claimed a dramatic 3-3 draw with Saudi Arabia in Group A on Sunday.

Aniket Jadhav struck early for India and Aman Chetri doubled their advantage only for Sulaiman Al Dhuwayhi to restore hope for the Saudis 11 minutes before the interval.

Saudi Arabia’s Mali missed from the spot with the last kick of the first half. But Feras Al Brikan’s quick-fire brace in the final 10 minutes looked to have won it for the Saudis before captain Wangjam kept India in the tournament at the death. The hosts will now need to defeat Iran in their final Group A outing on Wednesday to stand any chance of reaching the quarter-finals while the Saudis face the same predicament against the United Arab Emirates.

After the match, India head coach Nicolai Adam said: “It’s really difficult for me to say anything after this game - I’m extremely proud of the boys.

The support tonight was spectacular. People will now go to work tomorrow and talk about this game, as will people who watched on TV. We have created something.

Anderson recalled in NZ’s ODI squad for India

Corey Anderson

Wellington, Sep 19 (PTI): New Zealand today recalled temperamental allrounder Corey Anderson for the fivematch ODI series against India next month and he will play as a specialist batsman.

Experienced pacer Tim Southee, who was ruled out of the forthcoming Test series against India after straining an ankle ligament, has found a place in the 15-member squad, while Henry Nicholls, who is part of the five-day game squad, has been dropped.

Batsman Anton Devcich, allrounder Jimmy Neesham and wicketkeeper BJ Watling have also been recalled to the squad for the series beginning in Dharamsala on October 16.

Anderson last played an international game for New Zealand during the World T20 in India, before a back injury ruled him out of the tours of Zimbabwe and South Africa.

He proved his fitness in three matches for a New Zealand XI against an Emerging XI at Christchurch last week.

NZC selector Gavin Larsen said Anderson’s rehab would continue to be monitored and praised the allrounder for his work ethic. “Corey’s superb professionalism throughout his rehab process has led to this point, and it’s a credit to him and the hard work he’s put in,” said Larsen.

“We’re excited to have Corey back. He provides power through the middle-order and knows the conditions in India well. “He’s still working on his bowling and we’ll continue to monitor that, but for this series he will be used solely as a specialist batsman.”

Henr y Nicholls was dropped from the squad, though Larsen said the Kiwis still have a number of options in the middle-order. “India conditions are known to be quite harsh, so it’s really important that we have cover for all positions.

“Luke Ronchi and BJ Watling provides us with wicketkeeping and middle-order cover, while Anton is another spin option for us and can bat anywhere in the order.”

“The last time we played ODIs was in the Chappell Hadlee series and victory there helped us reach the world number two ranking. We obviously want to keep growing on that and this series is another massive challenge for us.”

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