September 14, 2016

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Raise voices against corruption: Acharya

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, P.B Acharya, who is on a two-day visit to Phek district, has urged upon the leaders of NGOs and all the stakeholders to raise their voices against the menace of corruption in the society. Acharya said Naga society has been plagued by corruption, which, he described as the “biggest disease in our society.”

According to an official bulletin, the governor visited Lozaphuhu, Phek and Chizami villages under Phek district on Tuesday.

Addressing the citizens of those villages, Acharya asked the villagers to build cordial relationship among themselves and also with neighbouring villages in order to become a vibrant society.

Emphasising the importance and scope of Mithun rearing especially in those villages, the governor advised the villagers to promote the rearing of Mithun on a large scale.

At the same time, the governor stressed on the importance of wildlife and forest preservation, which, he said, was a necessity at the present context.

Further, asking the villagers not to discriminate women based on their gender on any issues, Acharya said

P.B. Acharya dancing along with the cultural troupes at Lozaphuhu on Tuesday. (DIPR) women were no less than men in all fronts.

Lauding the state cabinet’s decision on the issue of women reservation, the governor said it was a bold step taken by the state government.

During his visit, Nagaland governor received various representations from villages. Concerning one of the representations on Tizu river hydro project, he said water was very important for generation of electricity.

He said, “when there is light there is industry and when there is industry there is employment”.

In this regard, Acharya called upon the villagers to tap the abundant natural resources bestowed upon them for the welfare of people instead of jeopardising it.

Minister for school education, Yitachu, and Kuzholuzo Nienu, MLA, accompanied him besides a host of dignitaries and district officials.

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Gov, CM convey Nagaland’s developmental aberration Onam greetings Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) wants all hoardings and advertisements to be removed from the right of way as these distract attention of drivers and can cause accidents.

It has directed all highway engineers to inspect all national highways and submit report of existing advertisements and hoardings on these stretches.

Referring to an earlier circular, the ministry has mentioned that no advertisement hoardings are permitted on NHs in the right of way except informatory signs of public interest such as hospitals, bus stations or advertisements of temporary nature announcing local events.

The ministry in its circular issued last week has said that despite its policy hoardings are generally spotted along the National Highways.

“It was decided that the regional officers/ engineering liaisoning officers within their jurisdiction shall inspect the NHs by prioritising heavily trafficked NHs and other NHs,” the circular said.

Indian highways are more accident prone as these pass through habitations and further expansion poses bigger hazard unless enough caution is taken during the implementation stage.

Last year 51,204 people were killed on national highways, which was 35% of the total fatalities on all roads.

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): A series of reports carried by Nagaland Post on the wilful neglect/step-motherly treatment to Dimapur railway station as well as Dimapur airport highlighted the problems. Besides railway, the newspaper has also been publishing reports on the state of the Dimapur airport during the past decades.

The Railway Contractors Union Nagaland (RCUN) has reacted to the reports and though belated, there is hope that an organised body would be able to spearhead a strong forum to act as a pressure lobby.

The RCUN has rightly demanded that instead of shunting Dimapur from Lumding (69 Kms away) to

Tinsukia (265 Kms away), Dimapur should be upgraded to a Division on account of earning the second highest revenue for the NFR. There is also dire need to employ youths from the state in its various NFR office branches in Dimapur and also as TTEs etc.

The airport issue is also of paramount importance for air travellers. The length of the present runway could be increased through realignment. This would enable landing and take off of larger bodied aircraft such as Boeing 777s or Airbus 330/340 etc.

The demand for a four weekly Delhi- Guwahati-Dimapur-Guwahati-Delhi flight remained unfulfilled. This will enable travellers to fly to Aizawl, Imphal or Barapani (Shillong) from Guwahati.

However, recent events have shown that leaders have largely focussed on their pet airport projects. Dimapur airport and connectivity has been given less importance than construction of greenfield airports at Chiethu (near Kohima) or Razaphema.

Also instead of making a consistent and strong plea for completing the inordinately delayed Dimapur-Tizit and Dimapur-Tuli railway lines, the onus has been on Dhansiri-Karong or Dimapur-Zuba railway line.

If the Dimapur-Tizit/ Tuli and also Dimapur-Zuba lines are completed, Dimapur will deservedly have to become a Division. However under the present circumstances, it appears that certain officials in NFR have other ideas.

Never recommended PR in Arunachal: Rajkhowa ITANAGAR, SEP 13 (IANS): A day after his removal as Arunachal Pradesh Governor, J.P. Rajkhowa on Tuesday said he had never recommended that President’s Rule be imposed in the state in January.

In his farewell message to the people of the state, he sought to clarify that PR was imposed on the recommendation of the Prime Minister and the Union Cabinet chaired by him under Article 356 of the Constitution.

“I would like to make it clear that President’s Rule was not imposed on the governor’s report only. On recommendation of the Prime Minister and the Union Cabinet chaired by him and only after proper assessment and due application of mind, the President decides under Article 356 of the Constitution, on imposition of his Rule.

“I would like to make it absolutely clear so that there is no misunderstanding about me being anti-democratic, which some quarters have been alleging. I had never recommended that the President’s Rule should be imposed in the state of Arunachal Pradesh on January 26,” said the outgoing Governor.

“I would not like to pass any comment on the circumstances leading to the imposition of President’s Rule on the Republic Day 2016 and its subsequent revocation by a promulgation of the President of India on February 19, 2016, as the entire matter on the constitutional validity or otherwise of the President’s Rule is yet to be decided by the five-member constitutional bench of the Supreme Court of India, which is yet to pass its judgement and order on a civil application filed by some parties,” he said.

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Nagaland governor, P. B. Acharya, and chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, have conveyed their heartiest greetings to the Malayalis living in Nagaland and across the country on the occasion of Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala.

In his message, Acharya said Onam, which is celebrated with gaiety by the people irrespective of caste and creed, was not just a festival to cherish but a moment to reincarnate a past of prosperity and goodness. “Onam is all about being happy and engaging in joy and happiness activities. Let the celebration of Onam be a message of equality, true love and oneness,” he said.

The governor prayed that “this joyous occasion which symbolises our oneness and the linguistic and cultural harmony” strengthen the bonds of unity and bring peace, progress and prosperity to all.

CM: State chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, in his message, said Malayalis would be celebrating Onam across the world with traditional fervour and gaiety, adding that the celebration was a reminder of a golden era and reassuring for a prosperous future.

The chief minister expressed his hope that Onam festival, which symbolizes love, brotherhood and communal harmony, would bring prosperity and happiness to all.

Zeliang further wished all Keralites a very happy and meaningful Onam celebration.

‘Indigenous minority tribes PM to review progress of Swachh Bharat Mission ZUF & NSCN (I-M) clash; 1 killed of Nagaland’ body formed DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): With a view to protect the rights of indigenous minority communities of Nagaland, a conglomeration of four tribes-- Kuki, Kachari, Garo and Mikir/Karbi, formally launched an organization known as the ‘Indigenous Minority Tribes of Nagaland’ (IMTN) on Monday.

Informing this in a press note, IMTN interim president K. Lun Tungnung said the organization was formed “with the consent and blessing of the apex body of the four indigenous tribal organization/ hoho of Nagaland”.

It has been formed to “protect and preserve the resources, land, cultural, political and social rights of the four Indigenous minority tribes living within the state of Nagaland and whose rights and voices has been trembled upon within their own state of Nagaland for

a long time”, he added.

The meeting held at Phaipijang village community hall, Dimapur was attended by the leaders of the four tribes led by the respective presidents, in the presence of GBs belonging to the four tribes, student bodies, women organizations, well-wishers, officers and national workers (NPGs) irrespective of their allegiance and groups.

The house also resolved to “unite and work together to protect the rights and privileges of these tribes within our own state”.

The house elected an interim body headed by K. Lun Tungnung, as president; vice president, Deben Mech; general secretary, S.K. Khemprai; jt. secretary, Biplab Sangma; finance secretary, William Terang; info secretary, Richard Haolai and Mohendro Thaosen as asst. info secy.

NEW DELHI, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): As Swachh Bharat Mission is completing its two years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will review the progress of the SBM across the country. The Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation (MDWS) along with the active support of Urban Development Ministry is organising a one-

day conference INDOSAN (India Sanitaion), to review the implementation of the Swachh Bharat Mission nationally.

The conference is scheduled on September 30, and will be inaugurated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to a letter send to the states by the MDWS. The ministry has also invited chief min-

isters, ministers and principal secretaries in charge of SBM in the states along with collectors and panchayat representatives.

“INDOSAN is envisaged as an annual national event to bring together all stakeholders working in sanitation-government, NGOs, academicians, researchers, partner agencies and corporates on one plat-

form for shared vision,” it added. The letter also says there will be deliberations on a roadmap highlighting actions, interventions and milestones towards achieving the national goals of elimination of open defecation and initiation of solid & liquid waste management activities in every town of the country by 2019.

IMPHAL, SEP 13 (IANS): One armed cadre of the Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) was reportedly killed during an hour long gun battle with the cadres of the NSCN (I-M) late Monday in Tamenglong district, Manipur.

Police sources said on Tuesday that a posse of police and Assam Rifles reached

Taodaijang village where the fierce gun battle took place.

Confirming the recovery of the bullet-ridden body of the militant, police said that he was identified by local residents as Paouwalung of Ajuram village in the same district. Combing operations have also been started in the suspected areas to flush the militants out.

CP on explosive ‘Acche din’ slogan licence for Diwali was coined by

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Commissioner of Police (CP), Dimapur, has informed that application for temporary fireworks licence would be issued 60 days prior to Diwali. In a press release, additional deputy commissioner of Police/PRO, Dimapur, informed the interested parties that application forms could be obtained from the office of the commissioner of police, Dimapur.

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“Just like you, we were only obeying orders from the top. But we don’t blame you for arresting us.”

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Manmohan: Gadkari

MUMBAI, SEP 13 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s famous slogan of ‘acche din’ had originally been coined by his predecessor Manmohan Singh but has now become the “millstone” around the NDA government’s neck, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said today.

“Acche din maanne se hota hai (Good days depends on one’s belief). It was at an NRI meet in Delhi that Manmohan Singh had said that ‘Acche din ayenge’ (good days will come).

“When asked when ‘acche din’ will come, Singh had replied, ‘in the future’. Modiji said the same thing somewhere and it has now become the millstone around our neck,” Gadkari said at an event here.

Modi had extensively used the ‘acche din’ slogan during the last Lok Sabha elections. “Achhe din kabhi nahi aate. Achhe din ke naare gale mein fasi haddi hain (Good days never come. The slogan of Achhe din is a bone stuck in the throat for the National Democratic Alliance government,” Gadkari said.

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Labour deptt. distributes PPE to KMC sanitary workers

Labour commissioner handing over the PPE equipments to KMC Sr. sanitary inspector on Tuesday at Kohima (NP).

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KOHIMA, SEP13 (NPN): Personal Protective Equipments (PPE) was distributed to Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) sanitary workers by labour commissioner Er. L. Nungshiyanger Aier at KMC conference hall Kohima, Tuesday In his address, Er. Aier said PPE distributed by labour department would useful for the personal hygiene and safety of the workers and also for environment protection.

He explained in detail

about the equipments and asked the workers to use it sensibly, not to consume alcohol while on duty, to be attentive at work and avoid carrying excessive weight.

The commissioner also explained the provisions provided to manual workers by the government of India and advised them on safety measures for the sanitary workers to prevent diseases.

KMC administrator, Kovi Meyase, who chaired the programme, expressed gratitude to the labour department for the much needed equipments for the sanitary

workers.

He informed that KMC has 32 sanitary workers who work even on Sundays and festivals without any holiday.

He encouraged the workers to work sincerely with the provided equipments.

KMC senior sanitary inspector Neilhouphrelie Paphino thanked the department on behalf of the sanitary workers. The programme was attended by labour department and KMC officials, sanitary workers and others.

The given away items include helmet, safety shoes, hand glove, jacket and others.

NSSATA demands release of pending salaries

DIMAPUR: Nagaland SSA Teachers Association (NSSATA) has demanded for release of pending salary from the month of May till day stating that failure on the part of government to release the pending dues would invite “unwanted situation”.

In a press statement NSSATA president, Aliba Sangtam and general secretary Thungchamo Lotha stated that it had learnt through “reliable sources that release of first installment for financial year 2016-17 from MHRD is under process and expected within a few days time.”

NSSATA has demanded payment of all the dues once the fund was released from the MHRD, stating that “piece meal salary will lead to nonperformance of duty for which the department and state government will be held solely responsible”.

It also stated that during the joint meeting held on May 16, 2016 at chief secretary conference hall headed by the chief secretary, NSSATA was

assured that with improvement of state’s financial position for the current financial year, the payment of 10% state’s share and submission of utilization certificate at the center would not be a problem unlike past years and expressed hope for the continuous flow of SSA funds and timely release of salary.

NSSATA stated that based on this assurance it expect the government and its officials to be pro-active which would relieve the members from the extreme condition of mental trauma and the burden of visiting offices to enquire about salaries month after month.

The association has reminded the state government to learn from the past mistakes of installment lapses and strictly adhere the funding pattern procedure and make the habits of processing necessary files and submission of required documents for timely release of funds so that the welfare of the teaching community should never be at stake.

RJD Nagaland to reform

DIMAPUR: Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) Nagaland state in an emergency meeting on September 12 has resolved to reform and revamp the party activities. In a press release, RJD Nagaland state president Khetovi Kinny said the decision was taken as per the direction given by RJD central office, New Delhi.In the meeting, the house agreed and resoled to reform the party under the leadership of Lalu Prasad and Khetovi Kinny. The meeting also discussed for new induction of new office bearers and selection of executives members. The meeting further reshuffled the office bearers and selected the new executive members of the party in the state.

Two held on charges of robbery NCYM Day observed across the Diocese of Kma

The two arrested in police custody.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police on September 12 have arrested two persons on charges of armed robbery for robbing Rs. 41, 000 from a shop at Chumukedima area.

Dimapur Police PRO said the two have been identified as Kughaho Swu son of Zhekuto Swu reportedly a ‘2nd

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Catholic Youth Movement (NCYM) observed September 11 as NCYM Day with various programmes in different parishes and centres.

NCYM Day is an annual observation and on this day the youth of the different parish gather together in their own respective parishes and make the day memorable with various programmes and activities.

A press note from NCYM spokesperson, Regina Kithan stated that parishes like SFS Kohima, St Xavier’s Church Phesama, St. Paul

Peren, St. Mary’s Lakhuti, St. Joseph Chumukedima and St. Xavier’s Meluri observed the NCYM Day under different themes.

It may be mentioned that NCYM is the apex Catholic youth body of Diocese of Kohima and its vision is to uphold the Catholic Faith among the faithful and to co-ordinate the youth activities at the Diocese level. The movement earlier known as association was formed as All Nagaland Catholic Youth Association on June 3, 1990, at Mt. Tabor Retreat House, Kohima. Its no-

lieutenant’ of NSCN (I-M) and Yiben Kithan son of Chombemo Kithan. After robbing, police said they fled towards Dimapur in a zonal Taxi (NL01-T-8538) but was intercepted at Purana Bazaar. The looted cash and one .32 pistol was seized from the possession of the duo, informed PRO. DIMAPUR: One-day seminar on “corruption and national food security” was organized by the men’s department of Tsiemephuma Baptist Church and Peraciezie Baptist Church DIMAPUR: Personnel of Diphupar Police Station on Septem- on September 10 at Peraciezie Baptist Church Kohima, with president NVCO and convenor ber 9 recovered one Assam registered Bolero pick-up from a serACAUT Nagaland (legal cell), Kezhokhoto vicing station at Chumukedima. According to Dimapur Police Savi as resource person for both the sessions of PRO, the driver of the vehicle abandoned it after sensing that the seminar. The seminar was conducted for the vehicle was been watched. It informed that the vehicle has church members to know the actual meaning been seized and kept in the Diphupar Police Station for further and causes of corruption in the society so that verification. In a separate occasion, on September 10, Dimapur churches do not just remain as silent spectapolice recovered another Bolero pick-up from Ikishe village after tor to the menace of corruption. It was also the same was left abandoned by unknown persons. Dimapur pertinent for the pastors and church workers to Police PRO said the vehicle was reportedly kept unattended for save their kitchen budget to do better for their few days and the village authorities informed the police. On veri- childrens’ education and health care. Kezhokfication, PRO said it was ascertained that the vehicle belonged to hoto Savi pointed out several conducts of cora government department and, which was stolen on September rupt practices in Nagaland such as the abuse of 6 from Dimapur. On September 10, Dimapur police also recov- power, the kind of involvement the government ered one unregistered KTM bike was also recovered near the Air- employees especially public servant and church port junction, Dimapur. Police said the same was verified to have workers indulged in election and also nepotism, favouritism, selfishness, extortion, fund-raise been stolen the previous night from Duncan Bosti, Dimapur.

menclature was changed later into Nagaland Catholic Youth Movement.

The mantle of the movement is held by Rev.Fr. Sojan Xavier, the director and the executive members are president Regina Razousinuo, vice president Medochiio, vice president Martin Chadi, general secretary Hievinu Olivia Richa, joint secretary Sekhotso Samuel Rokha, treasurer Kekhrienenuo Cathrine Zumvu, spokesperson Regina Kithan, representatives to NERYC Zeneikho Benedict and Limasungla Jamir.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, September 14,2016

news in brief DDEO Dimapur informs: Deputy District Education Officer, Dimapur has informed that Children Education Assistant Fund (CEAF) exam would be held on September 24 at GHSS Dimapur, Half Nagarjan. All the candidates have been asked to collect admit card on or before September 20 during office hour.

trict Level Hindi Diwas on September 14, 11 a.m. at HSSPK Burma Camp, Dimapur with SDEO Dimapur T. Kiyelu Yepthomi as chief guest. The union has requested all the Hindi teachers both serving in government and private schools under Dimapur district to attend the programme.

manager, DIC Zunheboto has notified that PMEGP selection interview for DIC/KVIC/ NKVIB for the year 2016-17 has been fixed on October 20 to 22, 10 a.m. at the office chamber of the deputy commissioner, Zunheboto.

All the applicants have been informed to bring the original documents during the interview.

It has been informed that no separate calling letters would be issued.

ment and private hostels including paying guest (PG) to register with hostels/PG BioData in its jurisdictions starting from New Field Check Gate (Dillia Gate) to Nagaland Gate till Airport from the DNSU office. It said the measure has been undertaken in a move to tap the students and keep a check on all the parameters of the hostels in Dimapur. DNSU informed that timing to register would be from September 14 to 21, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

DNSU informs: Dimapur Naga Students’ DIC Zbto notifies: Office of the general Union (DNSU) has informed all the govern-

SDDCM Niuland meeting: Sub-Divisional Departmental Co-ordination Meeting (SDDCM) under Nuiland Sub-Division has been convened on September 15, 12 noon at ADC Niuland office. All head of the offices/departments under Niuland Sub-Division have been requested to attend the meeting.

Royal Club general meeting: Royal Club has convened its first general meeting on September 16, 5:30 p.m. at the private residence of Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire, Seikhazou, Kohima. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting.

AYO presidential council meeting: Anga- PCCSU freshers’ meet: Public College of mi Youth Organization (AYO) has convened its presidential council meeting on September 14, 11 a.m. at APO Hall, Kohima. All office bearers of the four regions and the president and secretary of every Angami villages have been asked to attend the meeting.

Pensioners in Tsg informed: Treasury officer Tuensang has informed all pensioners drawing monthly pension from Tuensang treasury that physical verification would be conducted from October 11 to November 11.

All the pensioners have been directed to report for the verification during the specified date and month, failing which his/her monthly pension payment would be withheld.

Commerce Students’ Union (PCCSU) would be holding its 31st fresher’s meet cum social parting social programme on September 16, 9:30 a.m. at town hall, Dimapur under the theme “Nothing is permanent except change”.

All alumni and well wishers have been invited to attend the programme.

Lost and found: NSCN/GPRN UTI has

recovered a R15 bike bearing engine (No. ICK1005976) and chassis No. (MEIICKDIAB2005959). Rightful owner have been asked to claim the vehicle by producing original documents with seven days. For details one has been asked to contact at 8731906020.

NBS&G meeting: Nagaland Bharat Scouts DISHA Tsg, Kiphire meeting: Deputy & Guides (NBS&G) golden jubilee organising

commissioner and member secretary DISHA, Tuensang has informed that a combined meeting of DISHA for Tuensang and Kiphire districts has been scheduled on September 19, 11 a.m. at the conference hall of the DC Tuensang. All DISHA committee members of Tuensang and Kiphire districts have been requested to come prepared with updated reports of their respective department in accordance to the guidelines laid by the ministry of Rural Department for discussion during the meeting.

committee has convened meeting on September 15, 5 p.m. at the residence of parliamentary secretary and president NBS&G, Khriehu Liezietsu. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

PAC meet: Additional secretary, K. Sekhose

has informed that Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Chhattisgarh legislative assembly comprising of the chairman with six members, three spouses of the members, accompanied by six officials would be visiting Kohima from September 19 to 21. The visiting committee will ANHTU Dimapur unit informs: All have a joint meeting on September 20, 11 a.m.

Nagaland Hindi Teachers’ Union (ANHTU) with the sister committee of Nagaland legislaDimapur Unit would be celebrating 23rd Dis- tive assembly and also visit places of interest.

LCDC underway in Dimapur

Seminar conducted on corruption and NFS

Dmu police recovers stolen vehicles

by way of selling buffet/lottery/home delivery tickets & donation vouchers/selling newspaper by way of donation, illegal collection of cash at the check-gates and on any highways, bribery, dishonesty, embezzlement, fraud, etc.

Savi explained about ‘Lokayukta’ in detail and that Lokayukta was the need of the hour in Nagaland according to democratic system peoples’ demand. Kezhokhoto Savi also explained about the National Food Security Act 2013 in detail and also highlighted some of the lapses already indulged in the distribution to the beneficiaries. Savi also conveyed his sincere willingness to further spread awareness campaign on national food security to village levels and has requested the citizens to dial or call up the Nagaland State Consumer Helpline Toll Free No. 1800-345-3701 or email nagaconsuhelpline@ yahoo.com for further query or information during the office hour or visit the office situated at Old Assembly Secretariat building (First Floor), Kohima, Nagaland.

DC Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome interacting with medical team.

DIMAPUR: Leprosy Case Detection Campaign (LCDC) has been underway since September 5 at Dimapur district under national leprosy eradication programme.

During the campaign, intensive house to house survey has been carried out to identify and detect any leprosy case; detected cases are being treated free of cost under NLEP. Meanwhile, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome (IAS) visited LCDC control room to monitor the activities on September 13.

During his visit, Yhome reiterated the importance of the case detection survey that has been carried out and also appealed the public to co-operate towards eradication of leprosy from the District.

He also had a detailed discussion with Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dimapur Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi, state leprosy consultant Dr. S. K. Dey, state Leprosy officer Dr. Ahu Sekhose, Dr. Toshirenla, Dr. C. Tetseo and other officers and staff. LCDC would continue till September 18.

ANCSU informs WYSU interacts with Yimchungers in Mkg CCHE Kohima observes ‘2nd Cultural Day’ affiliated colleges

The guest speaker, faculty and students after the programme.

DIMAPUR: Capital College of Higher Education (CCHE) observed its “2nd Cultural Day” on Tuesday at State Academy Hall, Kohima with director of Art & Culture, Vevo Sapu as the guest speaker.

Addressing the gathering, Sapu said, culture plays an important role not only in promotion of economic growth, but also in sustaining the physical environment, preserving family values, protecting civil institutions in the society.

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strive for artistic expressions and thereby enhancing creativity in the society.

Stressing on the importance of cultural identity, Sapu said, culture gives a society its identity and it was through culture expressions that societies were identifiable and henceforth society makes efforts to preserve its particular cultural heritage by transmitting it from one generation to other.

Sapu asserted that tribal identification by means of facial markings has lost its validity, especially in the presence of moves to detribalize people and strive for national

unity. He added that rich linguistic diversity was a precious asset and its reduction would diminish the reservoir of knowledge and tools for creative thinking and communication.

The director said, the Art & Culture department has come out with the intent to revive the traditional knowledge of basketry by organizing workshops for school children in all the districts, which would soon be introduced into the educational curricular, museum activity and youth camps.

Urging the students to utilized artistic talent to pro-

mote the rich cultural heritage and strengthen cultural values, Sapu encouraged the students to spread the message of love and peace through their artistic talents.

The programme was conducted under the theme, “blending into the roots” where folk songs, fusion shows, play, skit drama, cultural dances, wrestling exhibition, demonstration of traditional games, western tune were some of the highlights.

The day event was compered by Lululu Khesoh and Tito Chishi in the inaugural session while, Thujoto Nienu and Ketetula acted as host during the second session.

Earlier, Tatongkala Lemtur Lohe invoked God’s blessing, vice principal Dr. Z. Venuh delivered welcome note while Eastern Naga Students and Ratolu and co presented folk song.

A play on Ao Naga folkflore was presented by Ao students and social & cultural secretary students’ council of CCHE, Kuthosheyi Vero tendered words of gratitude and president, EU pronounce closing prayer, Zhopithilu.

All the major tribes of Nagaland also presented their own cultural presentation by showcasing their rich and aged-old cultural and traditional practices.

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has informed all affiliated colleges of ANCSU not to allow its students to participate in any activities called by “other union or organisation” without the consent of the ANCSU office.

In a press release, ANSCU president Zhoku Thuluo and general secretary Benjong Longchar has informed the affiliated colleges strongly adhere to its directive.

ANCSU has also appealed all the college administration/authority not to allow the students to participate in any such activities or entertain other union/ association on such purpose compromising the student’s priority by abstaining from attending their regular classes.

It has also reminded all its affiliated colleges to consult the office of ANCSU before participating in any such activities called by other union/association.

ANCSU said any colleges not adhering to its directives shall be deemed as in violation against the ANCSU constitution and as such shall be dealt with severely. It has also appealed to all the union/ organisations to restrain from extending such calls to the colleges and students.

WYSU member and others after the joint meeting.

DIMAPUR: Western Yimchunger Students Union (WYSU) under the theme on the theme “Strengthening ethnic roots” conducted a joint meeting from September 10 to 11 with Yimchunger Union Mokokchung (YUM), Yimchunger Baptist Church Mokokchung and the recently formed Yimchunger Students Union Mokokchung (YSUM).

A press note by WYSU

general secretary, Dr. Tsukhumong Yim and deputy speaker, Kihomong Janger stated that during the two-day visit, WYSU emphasized on the necessity to preserve the cultural heritage and values as rapid change in the system of the society was taking place.

The union also encouraged the youth to stay connected with one’s native village and cooperate whenever help was required from them

and even urged to maintain good relations with neighbours for peaceful coexistence.

WYSU expressed concern over the depletion of linguistic standard among the youths of western Yimchunger community and urged the concerned tribal union, student wing and church bodies to give importance on such matters by conducting classes, seminars and workshops.

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Agartala Cloudy, a shower in the p.m. 33 26 Aizawl

Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

28 21

Guwahati A shower or t-storm in spots 33 24 Imphal

A thunderstorm in spots

31 21

Itanagar Variable clouds with shower 32 21 Shillong

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 21 18

Kohima

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

24 18

Dimapur Cloudy with a thunderstorm

33 24

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

27 19

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Tuensang Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

24 16

Wokha

28 21

A thunderstorm in spots

Zunheboto Cloudy with a thunderstorm

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, September 14, 2016

DC, Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome and Dr. imlitemsu Ozukum along with the participants at the orientation programme on children with special needs (Under IEDSS). (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 13 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur and District Education Mission Office chairman, Kesonyu Yhome stressed on the need to focus on children with special needs, stating that their issues needed to be dealt as a movement.

He was speaking at the orientation programme on children with special needs (under IEDSS) Tuesday, at

UBRC, Nagarjan (Kuda) Dimapur organized by RMSA (RMSA) District Education Mission Office Dimapur as guest of honour.

The DC said to understand the movement “we” have to address and embed it from the heart.

He asserted that the concerns and problem of children with special needs was not a one dimensional subject but rather a complicated issue and thereby

the problem had to be dealt from the heart and not the mind.

Yhome was of the view that the responsibility of the school should not only be limited to encourage the above average student to excel in the academic year but also to make the “very ordinary” disabled children to lead a normal life. The DC further challenged the gathering to be optimistic in understanding the complex-

ity of children with special needs saying there was no other platform and institution more appropriate to deal with the problem than the school itself.

Resource person of the programme, District hospital Dimapur, MD (PMR) I/C DDRC Dr. Imlitemsu Ozukum gave a Powerpoint presentation on the terms, types of disability, disability statistics and conditions under CSWN/IEDSS etc.

At the prog ramme, keynote address was delivered by Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir, who highlighted about the programmes under SSA & RMSA. She also encouraged the gathering to go the extra mile to approach the issue of children with special need.

Jamir also encouraged the teachers to be the reformer and role model for a student and to have one’s own principle in learning the problem and understanding the meaning of a special child for a better tomorrow.

The programme was chaired by district co-ordinator (RMSA) Vitoho Chophy and attended by headmaster, AHM, principal, vice principal, headmistress of government schools and higher secondary.

Member secretary NLSA, Alok Agarwal and others interact with jail inmates.

DIMAPUR: National Legal Services Authority (NLSA) members on Tuesday visited Central Jail, Dimapur and conducted legal awareness interaction session with the inmates of the jail.

The team was led by National Legal Services Authority (NLSA), Ministry of Justice & Law member secretary, Alok Agarwal along with NLSA director Geetanjli Goel and legal aid counsels and master trainers of Nagaland State Legal Services Authority and panel lawyers of Dimapur District Legal Services Authority.

Interacting with one convicted prisoner lodged in the Central Jail, Dimapur, Alok Agarwal impressed on the provisions of law for the rights of a convicted prisoner to appeal and urged the need

for the empanelled lawyers of legal services to render the required services.

Alok requested the Under Trial Review Committee (UTRC) to review the present status for the particular convicted prisoner.

He also asked the para legal volunteers and the panel lawyers attached to the Legal Aid Clinic setup within the central jail premises to identify other under trial prisoners who were in need of legal aid counsel for the cases still pending in the court.

Agarwal informed the prisoners that they have various rights and privileges as guaranteed by the Constitution of India and that the legal services authority would ensure for the prison-

ers in jail that they avail the right to be heard by submitting on various rights in the courts of law.

NLSA director, Geetanjali Goel mentioned that the petition be submitted for modification of the bail orders for those who are already released on bail by court but unable to produce surety.

She also emphasized on the Prisoners Rights under Criminal Procedures/Constitution of India.

The awareness programme was attended by 141 prisoners, official of the central jail, and member secretary along with empanelled lawyers of Nagaland State Legal Services Authority and Dimapur District Legal Services Authority.

H&FW, UNDP launch ‘eVIN’ in Nagaland

Dr. Manish Pant, UNDP officials and trainees after the launching programme at Kohima, Tuesday (NP)

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KOHIMA, SEP 13 (NPN): Directorate of Health and Family Welfare (H&FW) in support with United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has launched electronic Vaccine Intelligence Network (eVIN) application, Tuesday. eVIN application would keep track of storage temperature of vaccines and temperature data across the state. The launching of eVIN was followed by a two-day state level training organized

by UNDP for stock vaccine managers and district vaccine store manager at Hotel Vivor, Kohima.

The electronic vaccine tracking system has been developed as part of UNDP in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, which aims to improve vaccine coverage in India.

In a keynote address, senior national programme manager (UNDP) Dr. Manish Pant said eVIN would help to track storage temperature of vaccines and temperature data would be recorded every ten minutes and update at an interval of sixty minutes on the server via General Packet Radio Service (GPRS).

He said eVIN aims to support the government of India’s Universal immunization programme by providing real-time information on vaccine stocks, flows and storage temperatures across all cold chain points in Nagaland.

Dr. Manish Pant said starting October 2015 eVIN has covered Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh and it has also rolled out in Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Manipur, Nagaland and Odisha.

He informed that eVIN would support better vaccine logistics management at more than 10,000 cold chain points (district hospitals, CHCs, K

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PHCs and sub centers) reaching out to nearly 60 percent of children under the age of two in the country.

Dr. Manish Pant was hopeful that eVIN would provide an integrated solution to address widespread inequities in vaccine coverage by supporting state governments in overcoming constraints of infrastructure, monitoring and management information systems and human resources that often results in overstocking and stock-outs of vaccines in storage centres.

He informed that all cold chain handlers would be provided smart phones with the eVIN application which allows for the digitization of vaccine inventories and as routine task, every cold chain handler should enter the net utilization for each vaccine in the standardized registers at the end of every immunization day.

By streamlining the vaccine flow network, Dr. Manish Pant said eVIN would be a powerful contribution to strengthen health system ensuring equity through easy and timely availability of vaccines to all children.

In Nagaland, Dr. Manish Pant said more than 250 government staff including vaccine store-keepers and cold chain handlers would be trained on mobile and Web-based eVIN application and nearly 150 temperature loggers will be installed at over 130 vaccine stores and 121 CCPs in all 11 districts for accurate temperature review.

Speaking on the scenario of Universal Immunization Programme (UIP), state immunization officer Dr. Viasieü Kire said state government would extend full support for the smooth implementation of the eVIN Project in Nagaland.

She lamented that according to District Level Household Survey (DLHS)IV report, Nagaland ranked

the lowest (35.6%) among the 14 states below National average of 65.5% for full Immunization coverage in India while Wokha district was the lowest with 13.5% and Mokokchung district has the highest coverage (60.9%).

Kire expressed confidence that with the implementation of eVIN in Nagaland the fundamental questions for Programme Managers SIO, DIOs about

the vaccines, quantities, and temperature would be answered and help in monitoring the programme and reduce vaccine wastage.

The state level training was attended by senior project officer (SPO) UNDP Nagaland, State Immunization Officer (SIO), Project Officer Capacity Building (PO-CB), PO-Information Technology and department officials.

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Kukis during ‘Black Day’ observation at Kangpokpi on Tuesday.

Correspondent IMPHAL, Sep 13: Kukis on Tuesday observed Sahnit Ni (Black Day) by taking out rallies in different Kuki inhabited areas of Manipur. Kuki community in Manipur has been observing September 13 every year as “Sahnit Ni” to mourn the killing of over 900 Kuki tribals during the so called “ethnic cleansings drive of the Naga armed outfit, National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) in the 90s”.

On this very day in 1993, armed cadres of the Naga rebel group killed 87 Kukis at Joupi village of Tamei sub-division of Tamenglong and 17 others massacred at Gelnel village taking the toll to 104 in a single day.

The main highlights of the observance functions were

offering mass prayers in the churches and carrying out of protest marches in the Kuki dominated areas including at Kangpokpi in Senapati district and Tuibong in Churachandpur district among others.

In Kangpokpi hundreds of people turned up to participate in the march which was organised by Kuki Inpi Gunhom Lhang in association with Kangpokpi Town Committee, KYU and KWWO under the supervision of Kuki Inpi Sadar Hills and Kuki Inpi Manipur.

A memorandum was also submitted to sub-divisional officer (SDO) Sadar Hills for onward submission to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The memorandum seeking justice for the thousands of Kuki people who had fallen victims of NSCN(IM)’s ethnic

cleansing policy expressed sadness at the non-fulfillment of demands.

“In the Kuki genocide (1992-97) committed by the NSCN(IM), 905 innocent Kukis including pregnant women, children, disabled and the aged were massacred, 360 Kuki villages were uprooted and its lands were seized besides rendering more than 1,00,000 Kuki villagers refugees in their own land,” the meorandum read.

While asserting that Kuki Inpi advocates non-violence, it stated that the organisation has put their faith in the government and the system of law for protection and justice.

To settle the crime against humanity in accordance with the law of the country is a prerequisite to any agreement between the government and the NSCN(IM), Kuki Inpi

stated in the memorandum.

“If the government is trying to protect the NSCN(IM) by feigning ignorance of its acts of genocide then there is every reason for us to believe that the government was instrumental in the grand design of the Kuki genocide (1992-97), the memorandum read.

The observance function at Tuibong in Churachandpur was held under the theme “Lest We Forget”. It was jointly organized by Kuki Inpi Churachandpur and Kuki Students’ Organisation Churachandpur.

Kuki leaders who spoke on the occasion asserted that Kuki Inpi Manipur, the apex body of Kuki tribes had submitted more than 60 memorandums to the government of India urging to deliver.

The organisers also submitted another memorandum to the Prime Minister of India demanding immediate settlement of “the Kuki Genocide (1992- 1997) committed by the NSCN(IM)”. The memorandum urged the Government of India to hold any final settlement between the government of India and the NSCN-IM before justice is delivered to the innocent Kuki victims. It further urged the government to settle the act of criminal by the NSCN-IM before the court of law.

In Imphal, apart from the morning church services in various places, a grand function was held at Khongsai Veng Community Hall with Dr T Lunkim and Thangkhokhup Kipgen as the main dignitaries.

Bakri Eid celebrated in M’laya

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Shillong, Sep 13: Eid Al-Adha or Bakri Eid was celebrated with with religious fervour and gaiety across Meghalaya, a predominantly Christian State on Tuesday.

Thousands of men and children wearing new clothes and skull caps offered prayers in Eidgahs and mosques in Shillong, Dawki, Nongpoh, Lad Rymbai and Byrnihat and in the Garo Hills.

The biggest congregation was at the Eidgah at the country’s first glass mosque, the Madina Masjid in Shillong, where over 10,000 people offered prayers.

“We prayed for peace in our homes and in the world,” Shillong Muslim Union general secretary Alhaj Sayeedullah Nongrum said. After the

prayers, Muslims sacrificed goats and other “halal” animals to commemorate the sacrifice made by Prophet Ibrahim. The meat of the sacrificed animals is distributed among neighbours, relatives and the poor.

Governor V. Shanmuganathan and Chief Minister Mukul Sangma greeted the people on the occasion.

Shanmuganathan hoped “that the festival will promote tolerance, harmony and goodwill amongst the people of the state”. Sangma said: “Let this feast of sacrifice reignite our commitment into serving other selflessly and further strengthen bond of love, compassion, brotherhood and harmony for the prosperity of all.” Muslims constitute 4.40 percent of the nearly three million people of Meghalaya.

1 militant killed in gunbattle in Mnp IMPHAL, Sep 13 (Agencies): One armed cadre of the Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) was killed during an hour long gun battle with the cadres of the National Socialist Council of Nagalim (Isak-Muivah) late on Monday in Tamenglong district of Manipur. Police sources said on Tuesday that a posse of police and Assam Rifles have reached Taodaijang village where the fierce gun battle took place. Confirming the recovery of the bullet-ridden body of the militant, police said that he was identified by local residents as Paouwalung of Ajuram village in the same district.

NSCN(IM) and ZUF are enemies and draw guns on sight of each other. There had been some encounters between the two outfits recently.

Combing operations have also been started in the suspected areas to flush the militants out. The ceasefire between the Indian government and the NSCN(IM) does not extend to Manipur. Tamenglong district of Manipur is adjacent to Nagaland and as such cadres of these two outfits sneak into it from time to time. There had been chance encounters. Besides, temporary mobile camps were also attacked which killed and injured some cadres. Being a mountainous region there cannot be tooth combs to smoke out the armed militants.

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IMPHAL, Sep 13: Scheduled tribe students in Manipur Tuesday gave the authority of state government two days time to release pre-matriculation scholarship for ST students for the year 2015-16.

The students have threatened they would be forced to close down all education related offices and institutions including all Zonal Education Offices (ZEOs) if the pertinent authority fails to disburse the pending scholarships for the ST students.

Addressing a news conference at Manipur Press Club Imphal, Leiyangmei Naga Katimei Rongdi Students’ Union’s education secretary Th Mansanbao, said that the concern authority failed to come up with a positive response to the demand of the ST students regarding release of the pending pre-matriculation scholarships.

Representatives of Rongmei Students’ Organisation Manipur, All Colleges Tribal

Students’ Union Imphal, Joint Tribal Students’ Union, and Tribal Students’ Unions from different colleges were present at the news conference.

Mansanbao said that one of the problems being facing by the students of the state was that there was not a single website that students can apply for scholarship for the year 2016-17.

They have, on many occasions, submitted memorandums to chief minister, home minister, chief secretary, and education minister as well as to the education director to launch a website to enable students to submit their scholarship application online and for the release of their pending pre-matriculation scholarship for the year 2015-16.

“But no positive response come up so far,” he alleged while threatening to shut down all education related offices and institutions in ST dominated areas if their demands are met within two days which the countdown begins from today.

Shillong, Sep 13: A huge haul of explosives, including a shotgun was recovered on Tuesday from Umsohlang River in Meghalaya.

The recoveries were made after a group of young boys found d an abandoned suitcase containing explosive materials and another school bag containing country-made shotgun.

The boys informed their parent about the abandoned suitcase and they later alerted the police about the explosives. “We have seized a black colour school bag containing a rusty country made shotgun with seven cartridges, 135 number of pellets, 16 number of electric detonators, plastic bottle containing some liquid, one copper wire, three ball pens and one via suitcase containing 85 gelatine sticks, 74 electric detonator and white plastic strip,” said M Kharkrang, the district police chief of East Khasi Hills.

He said the investigation have started to find out who had hidden the explosives.

A G A RT A L A , S e p 1 3 (Agencies): Tripura assembly speaker RC Debnath on Monday rejected the claim made by Trinamool Congress (TMC) to the post of leader of opposition (LoP) in the house.

“Since Trinamool Congress has only six members in the 60-member house and was unable to achieve quorum, their claim was not entertained as per law. As a result, the remaining tenure of the current assembly session does not have an LoP,” speaker Debnath said.

He added that TMC legislators referred to the Salaries and Allowances of Members of the Legislative Assembly (Tripura) Act passed in 1972 and 2008 for the definition of the LoP. However, the act was restricted to the purpose of determining salaries and allowances and not the LoP status. Debnath informed TMC Tripura State Committtee chairman Ratan Chakraborty on Monday afternoon that as per rules of conduct of busi-

Dimapur, Sep 13 (NPN): Bishnupur Battalion under Red Shield Division carried out a plantation drive in collaboration with Khoupum area Men’s Society on September 10. The drive was carried out with the aim to raise awareness for taking positive environmental initiatives for protecting nature and the planet earth. During the event 1200 saplings were planted by the army troops along the Gaidimjang- Satudai road.

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PONGIDONG BAPTIST EKHUMKHO NTSIJANTA

Pongidong Baptist Ekhumki ethan ji 2nd October 2016 lo nthochetala. Oyamo kyong topvu na mmyanta oyi thetale to jonjiala.

R. Obed Assoc. Pastor, PBE

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Plantation drive in Khoupum valley

Dimapur, Sep 13 (NPN): A workshop on career guidance was organised jointly

by Principals Association of Recognized Schools (PARS) and Participatory Action for Social Development Organisation (PASDO) at Ukhrul post of 41 Assam Rifles on September 10.

A lecture on career guidance in Defence Forces was delivered to the students who participated from almost 13 different Schools of Ukhrul town. The effort was part of the drive initiated by 10 Sector Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (South) to empower youth to choose their preferred career options, which were explained at the Recruitment Node run at Ukhrul.

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KLNLF impose regulation on sand carriers

Diphu, Sep 13: Karbi Longri NC Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) has Tuesday ordered trucks transporting sand not to carry above 12 cubic meter or 420cft of sand at a time. A press release issued by defense secretary of KLNLF Songja Timung stated that the supply of sand to Nagaland in overloaded trucks through NH-36 and NH-39 has caused maximum damage of roads and these roads are causing serious threats to the general people plying through it. It has also ordered all sand loaded trucks to be covered with tarpaulin.

The trucks are also asked to carry Transit Pass and valid document of the goods. While asking all the sand carriers to follow the regulations strictly, KLNLF has also warned that it would impose blanked ban on the movement of sand if any of the conditions are violated.

ness in the assembly, quorum is the main determinant of appointing an LoP, which in Tripura’s case is 10 MLAs. “Different Indian states have different rules and Tripura assembly rules state that unless one-sixth of the house strength is present, a party cannot be offered the position of the LoP,” Debnath said.

Chakraborty said the speaker’s decision was not justified. TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee has been intimated of the matter for further course of action.

TMC legislator Sudip Roy Barman said the speaker is violating the Act which defines LoP as the leader of the party with greatest numerical strength in the house.

INVITATION

The Federation of Nagaland State Engineering Service Associations (FONSESA) cordially invite your kind presence at the Celebration of Engineer's Day at the Conference Hall of NPWD, Kohima on Thursday, the 15th of September 2016 at 10:00 hrs.

Er. F. Putsure, Member NPSC has kindly consented to grace the occasion as the Guest Speaker.

Sd/- (Er. Sobu Angami) Secretary General, FONSESA

Sd/- (Er. R. Temsutemjen) President, FONSESA

PROGRAMME FOR CELEBRATION OF ENGINEER'S DAY Date : 15th September 2016

Time : 10:00 A.M

Venue : Conference Hall, NPWD, Kohima Guest Speaker : Er. F. Putsure, Member, NPSC Chairman : Er. Sobu Angami, Secy. General, FONSESA 

Welcome Address

: Er. Shikato Sema, Vice President, FONSESA

 Significance of Engineer's Day : Er. Khose Sale, Advisor, FONSESA  Short Speech

: Er. Khupi Natso, Engineer-in-Chief, NPWD

 Technical Presentations i) Er. Kavito Chishi, Addl. Director, NRE ii) Er. Imnameren, EE, PWD  Address by Guest Speaker  Vote of Thanks

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Refreshment Follows

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The Tsanglao Motsuri Ekhung with immense pride and joy congratulate the following members on their respective achievements.

(1) Shri. Nyanbemo Tsanglao promoted to Addl. Secretary, Govt. of Nagaland, Dept. of Co-operation.

(2) Shri. Mhathung Tsanglao ADC Noklak awarded Governors Gold Medal for his meritorious service.

(3) Shri. Lithungo Tsanglao promoted to Deputy Drug Controller.

The Ekhung pray that Almighty God grant them good health and divine wisdom and wish them success in all their future endeavours.

(Thechamo Tsanglao) Chairman Tsanglao Motsuri Ekhung

(Wonchio Tsanglao) Secretary Tsanglao Motsuri Ekhung

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BJMM 53 A/C TUENSANG SADAR- 1, CLARIFICATION In connection to the resignation of the Bharatiya Janata Party Mahila Morcha 53 A/C Tuensang Sadar-1 Dated 07/09/2016. The 53 A/C BJMM would like to clarify that the claimed active members on press note is purely based on blunt individual attempt to defame the party’s reputation . Therefore, the party request to all the party members not to confuse by such silly and baseless press note.

Further, the undersigned designation released

by Alem Chang as stated on press note as the vice president BJMM Tuensang district in the press note is false. But her actual designation is Vice President BJMM of 53 A/C Tuensang Sadar-1. Henceforth, the party hereby inform not utter any designation which is not against to them.

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Dear Yanmei..

Happy birthday to the most amazing Yanmei. on this very special day we wish you lots of happiness and joy. May you have a wonderful day... Success ahead.. Happy birthday.

With love from Helin and friend.

Daer, Henock Wish you a very glorious and a very bright life ahead, may your life be full of massive success and may joys brighten the ways of your life with love and care, a day full of love a very happy birthda y From, Binjay Girisa & Bhagon Dear Sweetheart.., Today is the day you were brought into this world to a great blessing and inspiration to us. Happy birthday Princess. We wish you the sweetest life there could ever be.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! With lots of love , Family Members.

Dear villy, As your parents and brothers, all we want is for you to grow and become a better person each day. May you touch the life of so many people and be an inspiration and a blessing to them, the way you are to us.

Happy birthday to the most wonderful daughter and sister in the world! Happy birthday villy.

From your loving Dad,mom and brothers.

Dearest Achi, Happy birthday sweetheart, many many happy returns of the day!

With love Along..

Richu tsang As you grow one year older May the good Lord bless you n may you be happy ... Many happy return of the day .Happy b.day blessed DAT ahead From, Kaks

SUNGLUP BAPTIST CHURCH FELICITATES

With immense pride and joy we the Sunglup Baptist Ekhumkho would like to extend our heartiest congratulations for bringing laurels to the community by the following officers on being promoted to their respective departments.

1. Shri. T. Mhabemo Yanthan – Secretary to Govt. of Nagaland 2. Smti. Sarah Ritse Yanthan – Secretary to Govt. of Nagaland 3. Shri. H. Nzanthung Yanthan – Joint Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland 4. Shri. C. Peter Yanthan – Joint Director Agri. Nagaland Further, the Sunglup community prays and wishes them that our Almighty God continues to grant them good health and wisdom in their future endeavours.

Sukumbemo Murry Pastor, Sunglup Baptist Church DC-2085

FELICITATION

We the family members extends our heartiest congratulations to dear Mr. Jenpu Rongmei, Founder & Chief Functionary of CAN YOUTH DIMAPUR for receiving the prestigious TRUE LEGENDS AWARD, Telegraph 2016 North East for his contribution and efforts towards the betterment of humanity and working for drop out youth and education for the poor children.

All the members of your family are extremely proud of your achievements for bringing laurels to our community.

We deeply thank God and may He bless you and continue to guide in your entire future endeavours.

With warmest appreciation, Family of Mr. Jenpu Rongmei

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With immense pride and honour, the Naghutomi Union Dimapur Area conveys our heartiest congratulations to the following Naghutomi on their well deserved honour and achievements.

1. L. TOKISHE CHISHI on being honoured State Teachers Awards for Teachers 2016 on merit for his sincerity and dedication on his service.

2. ABIGAIL N CHISHI D/o Kaheli & Nihokhe Chishi for securing top position in M.A Pol. Sc. Nagaland University.

3. JELIVI H CHISHI D/o Hosheli & K Huqheto Chishi for qualifying NSEE 2016 and undergoing MBBS at NSCB Medical College MP. The NUDA thank the Almighty for success and honour and pray He delivers good health and continue to guide you all in your future endeavours.

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AAP blames Delhi LG for health crisis

Patients suffering from fever on the stretchers at RML hospital in New Delhi on Tuesday. (PTI) Attacking Jung, AAP’s Delhi unit Convener Dilip Pandey said the Lt Governor “claims to be the government in Delhi”, but is nowhere to be seen.

He said the AAP dispensation is “working round the clock” to treat the patients not only of the national capital, but also from neighbouring states.

Blaming the MCDs, Pandey alleged they have failed to spend even 1 per cent of funds allocated to them under the Swachch Bharat Mission.

He said the Delhi gov-

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): Aam Aadmi Party and Opposition indulged in a blame game Tuesday over the spread of vector-borne diseases in the national capital with the ruling party attacking BJPled MCDs and Lt Governor Najeeb Jung holding them responsible for the “mess”.

Earlier in the day, Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay denounced Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his ministers for “remaining absent” from the city as it fights to halt the spread of chikungunya and dengue.

ernment has made arrangements for an additional 1000 beds meant for fever patients and 262 fever clinics have been set up. Besides,, 106 ‘Mohalla Clinics’ and 26 Delhi government hospitals are also serving the patients.

The AAP government faced criticism over absence of its ministers from the national capital while there is an oubreak of dengue and chikungunya.

While Kejriwal left for Bengaluru today for undergoing a throat surgery, his deputy Manish Sisodia is in Finland

to study the country’s education system.

Satyendar Jain, who holds the Health portfolio, was touring poll-bound Goa. He returned to capital late afternoon. Labour Minister Gopal Rai is in Chhattisgarh and Environment Minister Imran Hussain is on Haj pilgrimage. Only Water minister Kapil Mishra is in the national capital.

“The Modi government itself has accepted that in the year 2015-16, the North MCD was allocated a sum of Rs 46.28 crore under Swachch Bharat Mission and the entire sum remains unspent.

Similarly, Rs 31.63 crore were allocated to South MCD, of which it has failed to spend even one percent.

“Same is the story of funds allocated by the Delhi government to BJP-ruled MCD. The MCDs have failed to give utilisation certificates for the money allocated to them,” Pandey claimed.

He added that instead of taking preventive measures like sanitation and fogging, the BJP leaders in the municipal bodies are fighting for credit and indulging in blame game. Attacking the BJP and the media for raising the issue of absence of Jain from Delhi, AAP leader Ashutosh said, “TV harping on Minister in Goa. They forgot Defence minister Parrikar was in Goa when Pathankot was attacked, ordnance factory burnt!”

Need for coordination to tackle chikungunya: Nadda Union Health Minister J P Nadda Tuesday stressed on the need for close coordination between the Centre and states to deal with the outbreak of dengue and chikungunya, which have affected about 40,000 people in the country, even as he said there was no need to panic.

He assured all help to states in fighting the spread of vector-borne diseases and said it should not be an issue for indulging in blame game.

“We will try to fulfill all requirements. Whether it is dengue or chikungunya, we should not panic.

“There is a need to give symptomatic treatment...

We are ready to offer all help to state governments.

This is not an issue for the

Centre and states to indulge in blame game. We should work together,” Nadda said.

60 people have died across the country due to dengue. Four people have died in Delhi due to Chikungunya, which otherwise is non-fatal. However, a senior Health Ministry official said the chikungunya deaths are being probed by its agencies to ascertain the exact reasons.

As per the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), around 27,879 cases of dengue have been reported across the country and 60 people have succumbed to the disease till August 31.

5,000 cases each have been reported from West Bengal, Odisha and Kerala.

While West Bengal has re-

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ported 5,129 dengue cases and 22 deaths, the disease has affected 5,183 people and claimed nine lives in Odisha.

AIIMS, Delhi, has reported five “suspected” dengue deaths this month. The national capital has recorded nine dengue deaths this year.

The number of those diagnosed with the virus in the city has risen to over 1,150.

Around 12,255 cases of chinkungunya have been reported across the country.

Karnataka alone has recorded 8,941. Two chikungunya deaths were today reported from the national capital, taking the number of fatalities due to the vector-borne disease in the city to three.

Health Ministry sources said the minister is closely

Job Opening for Assistant Trainers

The Entrepreneurs Associates (EA), an organisation of First Generation Entrepreneurs working extensively in the areas of Entrepreneurship, Livelihoods and Environment in the state is looking for dynamic individuals to fill the posts of Assistant Trainers:  No of Post Available: 2  Qualification & Experience: Minimum of a Graduate degree in any discipline with atleast 3 years of prior training experience  Job Posting: Kohima Head office with training assignments to different project areas  Salary: Attractive salary package commensurating with work experience Applicants who fulfil the above criteria may submit their Curriculum Vitae (CV) to the head office located at PWD Junction, Next to traffic police Pt., Kohima Nagaland or email it to eanagaland.hr@gmail.com on or before 23/09/2016.

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VIJAYAWADA, Sep 13 (PTI): Andhra Pradesh has become the second state in the country after Gujarat to achieve 100 per cent electrification of households, a latest report has said.

JM Financials published the report based on a national -level survey on electrification in various states.

Discussing this through a tele-conference with top officials of the Energy Department today, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said, “We achieved 100 per cent electrification by June-end. Now, you have to set a target of ensuring uninterrupted world-class quality power supply.”

He said access to electricity was a key socio-economic development indicator, but this was an area where there was still a significant gap in India.

About 35 per cent rural households in states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Odisha and Assam still lacked access to power supply, he claimed.

The Chief Minister asked the Department officials to chalk out an action plan to be implemented from the grassroots level so as to make the power sector self-sufficient in the long run.

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RASHTRIYA MADHYAMIK SHIKSHA ABHIYAN DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION BUILDING ABOVE STATE MUSEUM, BAYAVÜ HILL NAGALAND : KOHIMA, PIN : 797001

Recruitment of Mathematic/MIL (Ao, Lotha, Sumi) Teachers In continuation to advertisement No. RMSA/ EXAM/203-14. Dated 17th March 2016, list of selected and shortlisted candidates has been notified. Terms and condition with name of selected and short list candidates may be viewed at https://www.nagaland.gov. in under the whatsnew section. Acceptance letter should be submitted to the office personally within 30 days from the date of publication with complete testimonial in original. Candidates who cannot communicate in English shall not be accepted.

State Mission Director Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan Department of School Education Nagaland : Kohima DC-2088

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DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

No.DTE/TECH-3/2005/9422

Dated : Kohima the 13th Sept. 2016

NOTIFICATION Students belonging to Scheduled Tribes of Nagaland and pursuing Diploma/ Under-Graduate and Post-Graduate courses in Engineering (Both Fresh and Renewal) within India recognized by AICTE are informed that online registration for State Technical Scholarships has been made live for the session 2016-17.

Applicants are requested to complete the registration process before 15th November, 2016 from the state portal www.nagaland.gov.in and submit the printed hardcopy to the office of the undersigned by 30th November, 2016.

Further, the students/institutes are advised to avail the service being offered by Community Services Centers (CSC) in scholarship registration process.

Er. Arjun Singh Director DC-2082

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Centre to give protective shield to public servants

Three dead in clashes in Kashmir, valley under curfew on Eid-al-Adha

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): A protective shield is likely to be given to both serving and retired public servants by making it compulsory for probe agencies like CBI to take previous approval of the central and state governments concerned before conducting any such enquiry against them.

The move assumes significance as there have been demands from IAS officers and other civil servants of protection to them from the investigating agencies on bonafide decisions taken by them.

They had cited legal cases being faced by former Telecom Secretary Shyamal Ghosh, and former coal secretaries P C Parekh and H C Gupta, for their alleged involvement in second generation (2G) spectrum and coal blocks allocations scams respectively.

They are known for their good reputation but facing investigations, these officers had claimed.

The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) may give shield to both the serving and retired public servants, official sources said today. It may make it mandatory for the probe agencies to seek prior approval from the competent authority which may be the appointing authority or administrative department where the officer concerned is working or has worked, they said.

Srinagar, Sep 13 (IANS): Three people died and many were injured as clashes between protesters and security forces in parts of the troubled Kashmir Valley marred an Eid-al-Adha celebrated under curfew for the first time in over two decades.

With the city under a total clampdown, a separatist call for a march to the UN Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP) also proved a non-starter.

All roads leading to the UNMOGIP office in the highsecurity Sonwar locality here had heavy deployment of police and paramilitary forces who blocked all vehicles and even prevented pedestrian movement.

Two of the dead were protesters killed in clashes with security forces -- one each in Shopian and Bandipora districts -- while one person in a mosque died, apparently of heart attack, after a teargas shell crashed into the shrine at Awantipora in Pulwama district.

Shahid Ahmed, 24, was killed in Shopian when a mob defied curfew and began heavy stone-pelting at security forces.

The forces retaliated with tear gas and pellets, resulting in Shahid’s death. Ten others were also injured in the street fighting.

Jallaluddin, 45, died of heart attack when a teargas shell fired at protesters out-

WASHINGTON, SEP 13 (AGENCIES): India, along with 21 other counties, has been designated as a major illicit drug producing country by US President Barack Obama.

The list includes countries such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nicaragua.

In a notification, the US further designated Bolivia, Myanmar and Venezuela as those countries that have failed demonstrably during the previous 12 months to adhere to their obligations under international counter-narcotic agreements and take measures

against them. However, the US will continue to provide aid to Myanmar and Venezuela under its international narcotics control program.

Mr Obama said that a country’s presence on the foregoing Major Drug Transit and Major Illicit Drug Producing Countries list is not a reflection of its counter-narcotic efforts, but only an indication of how much more needs to be done.

“In concert with international partners, the US is expanding its domestic and international funding for drug treatment and recovery support

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includes stepped-up promotion of effective alternative development programs and others who agree to stop illegal drug cultivation and associated activities.

Mr Obama said heroin in the US is being increasingly adulterated with low-cost synthetic opioids, especially fentanyl. Research has shown that fentanyl and its analogues can be 25 to 50 times more potent than heroin, he added.

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programs based on scientific evidence,” Mr Obama said.

There is a growing international consensus that counter- narcotics programs must be designed and implemented with the aim of improving the health and safety of individuals while preventing and reducing violence and other harmful consequences to communities, he added.

To achieve greater balance, US drug policy also

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received intelligence inputs that separatists had planned largescale violence after prayers in the city.

Eid congregations were disallowed in Srinagar for the first time since the early 1990s when the separatists began their armed struggle. People could offer prayers only in mosques.

On Tuesday, the faithful offered Eid prayers in small groups in mosques in towns and villages in the valley. There were no visible celebrations in Srinagar as people preferred to be indoors fearing clashes and violence. Traditionally, Muslims visit friends and relatives to mark the occasion, something that could not be done under curfew.

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side abruptly dropped into the Awantipora mosque where he was. Another youth, Murtaza, 25, was earlier killed in clashes in Bandipora. Clashes were also reported from Batamaloo area in Srinagar.

With policeman Rouf Ahmed, who was injured in a gunfight in Nowhatta town on August 15, succumbing on Tuesday, the death toll in the ongoing unrest sparked by the July 8 killing of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani has climbed to 86, according to police records. Thousands have been injured in the violence.

Authorities said on Monday that the curfew had been ordered across all 10 districts of the valley on Eid as they had

India named in US’ list of narcotics producing countries

monitoring the situation and has called a review meeting with top officials tomorrow.

“The Health Ministry is probing the chikungunya deaths in the national capital.

Similar cases were reported in 2006. We are investigating them at our level first,” a senior official told PTI. He said at this moment, there is an “outbreak” situation with regard to chikunguniya.

If somebody, who is already undergoing treatment (for cancer or put on dialysis), contracts chikungunya and dies, we do not call it chikungunya death, he said.

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Youths pelting stones at security forces personnel during a clash after they defied curfew in Srinagar on Tuesday. (PTI)

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Construction of District Rs.3,49,66,882/- Rs.3,49,669/- Rs.6,99,338/36 (Thirty Six) Judicial Court Building at Months Mokokchung TERMS AND CONDITIONS 1. The earnest money shall be in the form of DAC/Term Deposit in favour of the Executive Engineer (CAWD) Commissioner’s Office, Nagaland, Kohima from any Nationalized Bank. No tenders shall be considered without the required earnest money and Court Fee Stamps (non-refundable) worth of Rs. 7.50 (Rupees Seven and fifty paisa) only.

2. Tender document consisting of the detailed drawings and specifications of work may be obtained on payment of Rs 2000/- in cash/Postal order (non-refundable) from the Executive Engineer ,CAWD, Commissioner’s Office, Kohima during office hours in any working day from on 15th to 16 September 2016.

3. Tender papers shall be issued only to contractors who can furnish work order and completion certificate for work similar of nature amounting to at least 50% of tendered rate of work in last 3 (three) years 4. Tenders of contractor who do not submit the following documents in their tender bid shall be rejected outright. (i). Work order of one work of similar nature during for the last 3 (three) years amounting to 50% of the above project cost work order and completion certificate. (ii) Last 5 (five) years updated financial balance sheet complete in all respect. (iii) Over draft/Credit facility certificate from Nationalized Bank, amounting to minimum 20% of the value of contract. (iv) Statement and documents showing Plants & Equipments, Machineries owned by the contractor.

Contractor should have Excavator, Mixer machine, Vibrator, Shuttering & Scaffolding for 500 sqm. (v) Statement & Documents of personnel employed by contractor. Contractor should have at least one Civil Engineer and one Supervisor employed by him. Original documents to be produced.

5. No Tools & Plants, machineries shall normally be supplied by the department.

6. All the materials will have to be arranged by the contractors from their own resources.

7. If all tenders criteria are met by the contractors and they are otherwise equally qualified, preference shall be given in allotment of the work to contractors who produce NOC/Recommendation fron original landowners.

8. The contract work must not be sub-let without the permission of the competent authority.

9. Nagaland Sales Tax and Work tax will be applicable as per the Government directive / notification, 10. Any conditions given by the Tenderers shall not be acceptable and shall be such tender bid rejected without assigning any reason.

11. If any information furnished by the Tender is found incorrect at the later stage, he shall be liable to disbarred from tendering/taking up work in the department. The department reserves the right to verify the particulars furnished by the tender independently.

12. The Department reserves the right to reject any or all the tenders without assigning any reason.

Acceptance of the lowest tender is not obligatory.

13. Payment shall be subjected to release of funds for the project by the State Govt.

14. The tender papers shall be scrutinized and decision for allotment of the work shall be taken by a tender board consisting of 1. C.E (H) PWD, 2. Addl. C.E (H) PWD, 3. SE (H) PWD, 4. E.E (CAWD) 5. Secretary/ Addl. Secretary, Justice & Law Deptt.

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NEC/ADM/37/2016

Dated 30th August, 2016

The North Eastern Council is looking for the services of a suitable officer for filling up 1(one) post of Draftsman Grade I on deputation in the pay scale of Rs. 4500-7000/- (5th CPC) pre-revised to PB-1 Rs. 5200-20200/- plus Grade Pay of Rs. 2800/- (6th CPC) corresponding to Level 5 of the pay Matrix as per 7th CPC recommendations. The pay and other terms and conditions of deputation will be regulated in accordance with DOPT O.M.No. 6/8/2009-Estt. (Pay-II) dated 17.06.2010 as amended from time to time. Cadre Authorities/ Heads of Departments are requested to forward applications of eligible and willing candidates whose services can be spared on deputation basis immediately so as to reach the Director (Admn.) within 60 days from the date of publication of this advertisement in the Employment News. For Curriculum Vitae and other details, the candidate are advised to visit and download from the NEC website http://necouncil.gov.in.

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No. NU/ENGG-198/XII Plan/KMA-4026

Dated: 10th Sept. 2016

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Sealed tenders are invited from the appropriate class of empanelled Civil Contractors under Nagaland University for the under mentioned work.

Earnest Cost of Estimated Money Sl. Tender Completion N/Work Amount Deposit No. document time (`) (EMD) (`) (`) 1. Construction of 20,31,000.00 40,620.00 500.00 06 (six) Courtyard, Approach months road, Retaining wall & Footpath to Staff Quarter, Type-A at Nagaland University, Kohima Campus.

Tender documents can be collected from the Engineering Section, Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami on working days upto 27th September 2016 and last date for submission of sealed tender shall be on or before 29th September 2016 (upto 2:00 P.M.). The sealed tender should be submitted to the Registrar, Nagaland University, Hqrs. Lumami. The cost of Tender document (non-refundable) is to be deposited through NU Challan. Further, EMD from any Nationalized Bank through Demand Draft/Bankers Cheque and IPO worth ` 10/- (Rupees Ten) only duly addressed in favour of Nagaland University, Hqrs.

Lumami should also be accompanied along with the Tender.

Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason(s), whatsoever.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 278 Dimapur, wednesday, September 14, 2016

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Depriving Dimapur

t is well known that the state government, that includes its bureaucratic policy makers and elected representatives, who have made development and progress their mantra, do not seem to look beyond their own respective interests and so largely tend to ignore the larger interest of the state and its people so much so that on many occasions, these have acted against the interest of Nagaland. Close on the heels of Nagaland Post published a series of reports about how Nagaland has been deprived of the facilities provided by the Railways and decisions that are against the interest of the travelling train passengers of Dimapur, the Railway Contractors Union Nagaland(RCUN) has responded. On the other hand neither the government of Nagaland, the chief minister and the two MPs have done anything following the report to send a strong message to the centre. It is quite surprising that the state government, the chief minister and the two MPs do not seem to see the issue as important. The RCUN has reacted to the report published by Nagaland Post, that the Railway authorities ensconced at the Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) headquarters at Maligaon (Guwahati); have decided to shift Dimapur from Lumding Division to Tinsukia Division. An earlier report had revealed, that the process began with the shifting of the court jurisdiction from Dimapur to Tinsukia. What the mere administrative shifting of the court jurisdiction from Dimapur to Tinsukia meant, was that it was a precursor of bigger things and it eventually unravelled when the administrative control of Dimapur railway station was shifted from Lumding Division to Tinsukia Division. After the court jurisdiction shifted from Dimapur to Tinsukia and began trying cases of offences under Dimapur; it was revealed that advocates in Tinsukia prevented their counterparts from Dimapur to represent their clients in the magistrate’s court in Tinsukia. The logistics behind the idea to transfer Dimapur station to Tinsukia was not only illogical but questionable. Lumding is around 69 Kms from Dimapur; whereas, Tinsukia is 265 Kms away. The distance may not mean much but if there is no immediate and pressing urgency, it would have made better sense to maintain status quo in the interest of hundreds of people who would have to travel 265 Kms to Tinsukia from Dimapur for office matters instead of just 69 Kms to Lumding.

Lumding Division’s operational area may have expanded with addition of Silchar or Jiribam etc, but it was not reason enough. RCUN in its memorandum stated that if Dimapur Railway station is brought under Tinsukia, which is 265 KMs from Dimapur, there would be undue delay in all commercial bookings of Business Racks under SLR Booking which is usually done in Lumding Div. HQ, just 69 kms from Dimapur. The entire gamut of degrading Dimapur (just like how it was done by then Indian Airlines now Air India, when the Kolkata region practically downgraded Dimapur airport by depriving passengers of facilities). The same logic appears to have been instrumental for various decisions made by NFR at Maligaon, mainly to develop other stations in Assam at the expense of Dimapur. In fact, owing to the fact that Dimapur is the second highest revenue earning station for the NFR, there is more logic to upgrade Dimapur as a Division and introduce at least five of the 40 long and middle distance trains at Dimapur.

DailyDevotion After Surrender— Then What?

I have finished the work which You have given Me to do.

—John 17:4 True surrender is not simply surrender of our external life but surrender of our will— and once that is done, surrender is complete. The greatest crisis we ever face is the surrender of our will. Yet God never forces a person’s will into surrender, and He never begs. He patiently waits until that person willingly yields to Him. And once that battle has been fought, it never needs to be fought again.

Surrender for Deliverance. “Come to Me…and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). It is only after we have begun to experience what salvation really means that we surrender our will to Jesus for rest. Whatever is causing us a sense of uncertainty is actually a call to our will— “Come to Me.” And it is a voluntary coming.

Surrender for Devotion. “If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself…” (Matthew 16:24). The surrender here is of my self to Jesus, with His rest at the heart of my being. He says, “If you want to be My disciple, you must give up your right to yourself to Me.” And once this is done, the remainder of your life will exhibit nothing but the evidence of this surrender, and you never need to be concerned again with what the future may hold for you. Whatever your circumstances may be, Jesus is totally sufficient (see 2 Corinthians 12:9 and Philippians4:19).

Surrender for Death. “…another will gird you…” (John 21:18; also see John 21:19). Have you learned what it means to be girded for death? Beware of some surrender that you make to God in an ecstatic moment in your life, because you are apt to take it back again. True surrender is a matter of being “united together [with Jesus] in the likeness of His death” (Romans 6:5) until nothing ever appeals to you that did not appeal to Him. And after you surrender— then what? Your entire life should be characterized by an eagerness to maintain unbroken fellowship and oneness with God.

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If you haven’t any charity in your heart, you have the worst kind of heart trouble. ~ Bob Hope

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, September 14, 2016

Post-mortem

To Narendra Modi, ‘The Strongest PM of India’

Sub:- Submission of few important suggestions before the honorable Prime Minister of India for early appropriate action Hon’ble Sir, With due respect and humble submission, the undersigned would like to submit few lines of important suggestions before you for favor of your kind consideration and necessary prompt action after well examine.

1. That Sir, the human are created by the almighty God who also created the sky, the earth, the seas and all things in its existence with the day and night and created the man and the woman in his image to live over all the wonderful things he created under the sky. He created us and empowered us as the owner and as the kings in place of him over the whole world. And as such, the Nagas as well as the Christians within the country can never be accepted that the human were become from monkey means the monkey is the father of the man or the cows are the mother of Indians. Let us teach the countrymen that the human being is human and the animals are animals and no one should have confusion on it. And I requested you to control all the national political parties within the India not to bring anymore problems in our country side through politics or religion. As because, politics is not religion and there should not be any more confusion through politics within our land.

2. Yearly the rainfalls will be continued and it will affect the farmers who are living in the low land areas and yearly it is happening and we cannot stop the rain and the flood which will be continued till earth exists. In this regard why not the GOI give direction to all the respective Chief Minister within the country side and let them help the farmers to live within the hill lock areas in

every states in order to save the life of the farmers within India so that the farmers and their properties will be saved yearly from the floods so that the rate of flood victims and their yearly relief will come down into the lowest level so that only the headache of GOI will be solved automatically that the Government should not allowed the farmers to live in the low lands or over the river bank areas so that the farmers will not suffer any more.

3. That Sir, in continuation of 33% women reservation share that no man should have any confusion and opposition about it. As, because, the Almighty God created the woman (Eve) for the man (Adam) and blesses them with everything to the wife and husband as free of cost and empowered them to subdue all over the world and also allowed them to live under the sky to rule over the whole world. And man and woman living together within a house is a purpose of God. And as such, we must allow the woman to live with Adam in every house of Adam without any cost.

And allow the best and most qualified woman candidate to come into every house as nominee either by tribe wise or district wise in every states.

The Government may be increased some more assembly constituencies in every states within the country to accommodate the most capable and qualified woman representative among the women through selection or lottery system as women representatives, there also must be some provisions for the woman as Raja Sabha MPs in every state level or the woman qualified candidates may also contest in election for Lok Sabha MP and the same woman candidates may

GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) on impeachment of president

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he existing Government of the Democratic Republic of Nagaland, headed by newly elected president Kumcho Yim by the existing regional representatives on the day of the impeachment of ex-president Kiumukam Yim, I and ex-president were doing as a Naga National leaders for a good number of years in which I did not know or seen what his right hand was doing for himself but truly speaking that we work together with only his left hand as leader. I am not at all a pleasure of his impeachment by charging his immature attitudes and activities. The Nagas in general have heard or seen clearly of the ex-president’s manners and his activities such as extortion and conspiracy of silence in many ways was a great consternation to me, for I never knew or involved in his unbecoming style of corruption as a national leader. I was totally in dark in this affair of him, only when 32 AR reveals the detailed accounts of his activities it gave me total shock.

He was arrested and put him in the east police station that I personally attended and even in judiciary court for his release, of course he was just in custody for more than a week but when he was about to release from jail, I was waiting impatiently but to my utter shock he was hidden away from me and could not trace him out where his about. However, lastly I came to know of his presence in corner of the city. I personally went in search of him and asked him to attend the on going meeting but utterly embarrassed to me that he would not attend the meeting but he was going to court for another urgent works. So I carefully assessed of his attentions that he was totally compounded by imaginary of fears that which were unexplainable to his fellow workers of his own mis-

chievous acts.

No matter, we were working as a faithful political leader, but when everything revealed infront of the Nagas, I now felt so regretted that he was working with us using his right hand in the hidden moreover using his two tongue to his fellow workers were clearly seen. Now I want to ask the Naga citizens and irrespective of Naga political groups and high ranking leaders that should Nagas in general support the extortion leader as a Naga National leader? I heard and informed to me personally that an inkling of supporting my ex-president who was declared extortionist in the dailies as well as physically. If so, should any Naga political groups follow the foot prints?

Many allegation has made against GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord)by so called MIP kilonser of Ex-President gang but it does not make sense to us because we have democratic principles. Therefore, termination of kilonsers in GDRN Govt. is baseless, as any termination of kilonsers shall done through Ato kilonser rather the so called MIP Kilonser of Ex-President gang does not have enrollment recorded in GDRN govt.

He comes and go, so now our GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) reaffirmed not to follow the unbecoming steps that was created by our ex-president by any means. We the GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) under the leadership of Kumcho Yim president, carrying out the Naga National service in truth with bright visions and to shun the wrath of our Almighty God, as well as the seething and the smouldering of Nagas in general rather we continue stand for the Naga Nation for the days to come.

Hangping Zeliang, Ato kilonser, GDRN/NNC (NON-ACCORD)

be selected throughout every states level by the elected members of the house. And the same similar system may be applied under any constituted municipal also. No authority should be opposed the policy of the Government in women reservation act.

As because, this wonderful world is created by God for man and women to live together.

4. That Sir, the adequate compensations for the Naga political victims must come to Nagas through the Naga political final settlement as honorable and amicable settlement according to the memorandum submitted to the honourable President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee on 01/12/2013 which memorandum has been already sent to the office of the Prime Minister of India New Delhi on 18/12/13 without any objection.

In this Naga political final settlement process, the real public leaders from grassroot levels of the Naga respective villages are the Naga village chiefs and their signatures or thumb impression will be very much required as confirmation of the settlement. As because, the Naga nation is only villages nation and the Nagaland state is also only villages state, there is no other authority to sign on behalf of the Naga respective villages except the village chiefs in English and gaon burah in hindi, for which act of your kindness, I on behalf of the whole Naga village chiefs (GBs) shall be grateful to you and will ever remain praying for you.

Your kind acknowledgement will be highly appreciated.

T. L. Angami, Founder President & Sr. Advisor, Nagaland Village Chief (GB) Federation (NGBF), Kuda Nagaland

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hey say the sky is the limit.

Well, I beg to differ. For the Naga women, the sky is just the starting point. They can go well past the Stratosphere and reach for the stars, Sun, and Moon. They have never ceased to amaze with their talents, winning attitude and the unquenchable desire to excel. Call me patronizing or biased if you want to, but I have enough proof to back my “bias”. The Naga women today have made their presence felt in different fields, ranging right from Defense to the world of Glamour and Fashion to the Online world, and even Sports.

The latest in the list of trendsetters and achievers is the 22-year-young Vinatoli Yeptho who has recently taken the internet by storm. Her slam poetry about discrimination against women from the Northeast has made people sit up and take notice. Without sounding arrogant and brash, she has tactfully sent across a very strong message.

There has been a lot of hue and cry about the injustice meted out to women from the Northeast in other states but none have been as effective as Vinatoli in educating the ignorant about the largely misunderstood women from the Northeast. And while Vinatoli is a path breaker in her own right, we also often get to read success stories of Naga female students topping University exams and bagging gold medals in other states. This is, without an iota of doubt, an irrefutable proof that they are at par or even better than their counterparts from other states.

Wait, we are just about getting started. Another Naga woman to have carved a niche for herself in recent times is Limatola Longkumer who is regarded as one of the best illustrators in India. Her works have been featured in Cupick blog, Polkacafe,Sketchnotes, Campusdiaries and Nagaland Page.

And while some can write powerfully and sketch beautifully, there are countless others who can croon like a dream and have you spellbound. One budding talent in particular that caught

from time-tested traditional practices in village republic and not from any conceived theory.

The sovereignty of Nagaland is indivisible because the sovereignty of Nagaland as declared and mandated was for a holistic sovereignty.

Therefore, people-centric solution minus territorial sovereignty will have no finality. Truth was the foundation. Deviation from truth will not yield finality. Despite repeated attempts to erase Naga nationalism, it has persisted because truth was amiss. It will live until truth is the finality. The finality in question is the permanent peaceful relationship between India and Nagaland, each respecting the other’s sovereignty. People, who had crossed over to comfort zone by own volition need to learn to respect the ideals of past leaders and appreciate their sacrifices. They are morally responsible towards the gone-by leaders, their living progenies and those persevering true nationalists alive. Sooner than later, Nagas need to realize that the contemporary ‘realism theory’ is a deceptive theory that will lead us to self-destruction to the point of no return and painful regret. Sovereignty of Nagaland is not something that Nagas can achieve by the twist of fate like statehood, orchestrated by a section of non-actors. It was a pre-destined goal mandated by all that demands equal bearing by all.

(Concluded) Dr. K. Hoshi, Phek Town

n a recent conversation with a former Correspondent of the Times of India at Mumbai, after several days of interaction, I told my friend: “Both of us are of the same age and both of us are of the same profession, but do you realize that we have lived our lives in totally different situations.” When my friend asked, “How is that so?”

I replied him thus: “In 1956, you were born into a world where your country was free from political occupation and oppression but in my case, I was born into a world of occupation and oppression. I went on to say: Because of your political freedom, you were able to pursue your dreams and ambitions without any internal or external threats. You have also had the joy of seeing your country develop into a powerful nation because of its freedom and liberty. But as for me and my generation, we have lived our entire lives under political oppression where even our right to life had been nullified by heinous Indian laws like the Armed Forces Special Powers Act. I concluded by saying: “As for me and my people, we are still yet to start to dream or pursue our ambitions. We are yet to start to live…”

Yes, 60 years is a long period in an individual’s life and seventy years is also a long period in a nation’s life span; but for all Nagas, we have seen only military occupation, oppression and stagnation for the past 70 years- August 1947-August 2016.

Nevertheless, what is the foundation of Naga nationalism and sovereignty, which has been able to withstand all these years of oppression? As rightly pointed out by Dr. Hoshi, “The ideal sovereign Nagaland originated from time tested traditional practices

in village republics and not from a conceived theory.” (The ideals of Naga nationalism-A reflection, Morung Express, Sept.12, 2016).

Naga nationalism and Naga sovereignty is indeed based on concrete historical, political and cultural facts. Here Nagas are not defending a Naga sovereignty residing in their body parts (As opposed to sovereignty is with the people theory) but a sovereignty that is based on an unconquered territory called Nagaland which had been inhabited by Nagas from time immemorial. This concrete land and concrete people are not an idealistic theory but a geographical and anthropological reality. And Naga nationalism is fidelity to these historical and political facts. In other words, Naga nationalism is not an aspiration for a nationalistic ideal but a defense of a national reality and geography.

This Naga nationalistic reality was not a product of Phizo’s idealistic imagination but a historical and physical reality upon which Phizo built his Naga nationalism. In other words, the historical reality and platform was already there before Phizo stepped into the picture in the 1940’s. I make these distinctions, because though Phizo had deservedly been given the political title of “The father of the nation,” the real spiritual father of the Naga nation is God and not Phizo or any other Naga. This fact is also true of every nations in human history (Acts 17:26).

In conclusion, Naga nationalism is not based on some fantasyoriented idealism but based on a real people and a real land. Naga nationalism therefore, will continue to live on as long as the Naga people and their land exist.

Kaka D. Iralu

A tribute to the Naga women

The ideals of Naga nationalism – a reflection

(From previous issue) What was the problem with India, if the Naga village republics on having recognized their common lineage, decided to co-exist as one corporate nation state? The definition of Westphalian sovereignty stands witness that all sovereign nation states exist in the principle of this ideal. The ideal of sovereign Nagaland, though unique in its own way, was not an exception.

Territorial definition is the mainstay of sovereignty. Sovereignty lies with the people is an abstract, people-centric theory of sovereignty without territorial definition.

The definition of shared sovereignty is selfexplanatory. In simple interpretation, it means two people-entities of one structural (read territorial) unit (read sovereignty) sharing its powers and functions through constitutional arrangement. In the context of Nagas, ‘Shared sovereignty’ and ‘Sovereignty lies with the people’ seemed to derive from contemporary political theories aimed at finding peoplecentric solution to India-created problems.

India violated the sovereignty of Nagaland by her aggression. That was the core problem.

While, such theories postulated for transitional solution may not be altogether unacceptable or may even be inevitable for some time, history is clear that the only finality will be sovereignty.

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my attention a few years ago is teenager Imtiyala Jamir (She was 12 then). Her rendition of Demi Lovato’s Skyscraper is as good as, if not better, than the original. She has all the trappings to become Nagaland’s very own Demi Lovato. Another Naga youngster to have created quite a stir is Moajungla Jamir with her rendition of Dolly Parton’s Coat of Colours. There is also the unmistakable Tetseo sisters who have drawn the attention of musicians from others parts of India. Their Folk Mix version of Barso Re is an absolute masterpiece!! There are many others besides the few I have mentioned and if I have to list them all, I better write a book.

In the field of sports, PV Sindhu and Sakshi Malik are currently of the toast of the country with their exploits in the Rio Olympics but I am keen to follow the progress of Lenien Jamir who plays for Assam and won the Under-16 SAI-AITA Super Series tournament held in Guwahati earlier this year. I just hope she has all the support to rise through the ranks and compete at the highest level. My write-up also would be incomplete without the mention of archer Chekrovolu Swuro who represented India in various international tournaments and even won medals. The greatest sportswoman to have emerged from the Northeast is undoubtedly Mary Kom but Nagaland has also richly contributed to the National women’s boxing team with the presence of a coach, Tsungchetrenla Tzudir.

Not just mentally sharp, the Naga women are also physically strong. The year 2010 is one that I will remember for a long time. I was a television producer in Bengaluru then.

In the build-up to the Commonwealth Games, news of scandals and financial misappropriation flew thick and fast with the infamous Suresh Kalmadi at the centre of it all. But when the Games finally got underway, the sight of Naga women in combat fatigues patrolling the streets of New Delhi was

therapeutic to say the least. It made me proud and I had something to boast about. The 800-odd women police from Nagaland made all of Nagaland proud even as they got a pat and word of praise from the then Union Minister P Chidambaram.

It is just not with the pen, palette, microphone or assault rifle that the Naga women are adept. It is also a well known fact they are blessed with good looks, flawless skin and silky hair. I often tell my friends from other states that women in Nagaland don’t need Fair and Lovely or Sunsilk.

They just need to hold themselves with confidence and poise and that is enough to turn heads and mesmerize.

Talk about quintessential Naga beauty and the first name that comes to mind is that of Imlibenla Wati, Miss World Beauty India. Nagaland has also given India and the world some of the most stunning and gorgeous supermodels.

To name a few; Ketholeno Kense, Esther Jamir, Akuonuo Khezhie, Kethose Nagi, Ethiel Konyak,and Carol Humtsoe.

I have listed a few achievers but I am prompted to write this article mainly because of those who silently work behind the scenes and never call it quits. As a Language and Phonetics trainer in Dimapur, my association with my Naga female students has been most rewarding. I teach Phonetics to people from different communities and the Naga female students are invariably better than the others because of a minimal Mother Tongue Influence.

Amongst my students, there are also those in their mid 40s who still have the desire to learn try their best to speak English because of the need of English today. This article is dedicated to them; women who silently work hard without expecting any fame, juggle between work, taking care of the children and husband, and learning at the same time.

Samuel Beech, (agentbeech007@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Solving nursing shortage: a common priority

The UTNA (Unemployed Trained Nurses Associated) is of late bearing the crunches of the indifferent attitude of the department. Proper health care and service is vital for everyone. In rural areas, CHC, PHC is responsible to reach out the remote areas. But in Nagaland CHC, PHC are virtually non-existent in many parts of the state due to scarcity of resources and manpower due to which the public has lost confidence with the govt hospitals and health centres and instead go to private hospitals/ clinics paying huge amount of their hard earned cash. Should CHC/ PHC be properly maintained with adequate infrastructure and manpower, I am sure people will flock to the govt. hospitals/clinic thereby minimizing expenditure. If govt attend to this problem on priority by employing the trained nurses in conformity to the INC and IPHS, it will go a long way to meet the need of the society in general and the UTNA in particular. Nursing being a technical job, only those who are trained and qualified fit into this job. No doubt govt inducts the trained nurses on out of turn basis, but hardly meet the need of the requisite requirements. Some trained nurses who have completed training for some 12 to 15 years ago are yet to find regular govt job. Here let me get a point, if these trained nurses get employment after crossing the otherside of 40 years, we can’t expect.... quality and optimum output from the nurses, they will get retirement serving only about 15 to 20 years of service. While it is a fact that optimum period to get maximum output of one’s service is between 20 to 40 years of age. The department should find a way to avail the resource of manpower while in its prime. It will be disheartening if the voice of the UTNA goes unheard. Department should stop creating an issue out of this and come out with practical remedial measures at the earliest or things might get out of hand. If the department “the guardian of authority”, fails, who will do it ? Our state is lagging behind the other states of India in several areas. How do we keep pace with the rapid development taking place everywhere ? The department should stop giving a poor image of itself, but instead come forward in implementing measures which does not compromise with the interest of the UTNA in particular and the health care of the public in general.

Yapang Kohima, Nagaland

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, september 14, 2016

Prog on ‘focus group discussion’ concludes career, education, boy-girl relationships, their attitudes towards religion, their positive as well as negative views on Salesians and Salesian works on Septemeber 11.

Parent representatives frankly shared their perceptions on as well as expectations from the Salesians.

Teacher representatives from the above mentioned colleges deliberated and honestly expressed their views on Salesian personnel and their activities in Dimapur Province on Septemeber 11 morning.

They also offered their suggestions as to how the Salesians ought to plan for the next 10 years. In the afternoon five NGOs working under the direction of the Salesians shared their success stories as well as the areas where they need to improve.

Saldanha said that when the 11 Indian Salesian Provinces of Bangalore, Chennai, Dimapur, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi, Konkan, Silchar, Tiruchy, and hopefully the vice province of Sri Lanka meet in Guwahati on September 17 to present their reports on the FGD programmes, the report from Dimapur would certainly receive great appreciation.

FGD programme is part of the project undertaken by the Salesian Provincials Conference of South Asia (SPCSA) to elicit feedback from the four groups of stake holders – youth, parents, teachers and NGOs – on the life and activities of the Salesians with a view to streamlining and improving their services to the youth of the South Asian Region.

Cataract screening and surgery cum awareness

Swine fever vaccination camp DIMAPUR: ICAR Nagaland Centre, Medziphema, Dimapur organized swine fever vaccination camp on September 12 at Kukidolong and Jharnapani villages. A team from ICAR Nagaland Centre and KVK Dimapur visited the farmer’s field and spread awareness about swine fever disease and informed them to do regular deworming and vaccination against the common prevalent disease like swine fever and FMD which causes huge economic losses to the farmers. Altogether, 193 pigs were vaccinated against the swine fever covering 57 farmers in both villages.

Patients after receiving eye treatment at the camp.

Section of the participants at one day workshop on teaching-learning.

DIMAPUR: One day workshop on teaching-learning was organized by unity College Dimapur, department of commerce on September10, at M.Com level with Nagaland University, head department of Commerce, Dr. N. Martina Solo as resource person.

The workshop highlighted the teaching-learning

T h e wo r k s h o p wa s attended by the faculty of Commerce Department and M.com Students of Unity College.

It may be mentioned that Unity College is the only college amongst the private colleges to offer post graduate course in Commerce affiliated under Nagaland University.

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Wokha Town Ao Baptist Arogo youth ministry initiated a social service on September 10 under the theme “Jesus: the living water” at Santsuphen, Wokha. Water bottles and bookmarks with gospel messages were distributed to weary travellers passing through Wokha.

lected from to state level. The painting sheet should not be less than legal size paper.

Painting sheet should be submitted on or before October 9, at Bright Bakery, Tinpatti along with their name, school, class and phone number on the back side of the painting sheet.

Painting must be used painting material pencil, pencil colour, crayon and water colour.

Winners would receive a cash prize of Rs. 20,000, Rs. 15,000, Rs. 10,000 as first, second and third position respectively and ten consolation winners would receive a cash prize of Rs. 5000 each for state level on both Category: ANFATA has made it compulsory for all government school under the Directorate of School Education Nagaland to participate.

For further queries one could contact NEEPCO Ltd. Doyang, DGM J.N Singh (9435712771) (8132954087) and ANFATA president V. Hetoi Swu (9402003063) (8575724966).

Toilongla Village Level Organisation (VLO) was inaugurated in Hukphang village under Longleng district on September 9 by project director DRDA Longleng C. I. Meren in the presence of NSRLM Longleng block staff, DRDA staff and village council.

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Fine Arts Teachers Association (ANFATA) president V. Hetoi Swu has informed all government/private schools in Nagaland to participate in painting competition on energy conservation 2016.

The competition would be organized by ministry of power Government of India (GOI) and bureau of energy efficiency collaboration with ANFATA. The competition would be categorized into three levels and into two categories category ‘A’ for class- 4th, 5th and 6th under the theme “Save a watt to save a lot” and “Be aware, use energy with care” and category ‘B’ for class 7th, 8th and 9th under the theme “Energy conservation, a small step towards small cities”, “Reduce carbon footprint” and “Save the polar, go solar”. Students have been informed to choose one theme under its category.

Association has informed that altogether 50 students from each category would be se-

Soil department conducts farm school training DIMAPUR: Farm school training was conducted by soil department at Ekokjü (Longa village) and Pongidong village for cultivation of vegetable crops. Resource person of the programme was DSCO, Wokha, Myansao Lotha who was accompanied by his subordinate and staffs/ SCA’s. During the training session, resource person ex-

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Altogether 37 farmers attended the programme at Ekokjü (Longa village) and 27 farmers attended the programme at Pongidong village. Later hybrid FI seedlings were distributed to the farmers.

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Resource person interacted with the all the participants and also exhorted the students to be prepared to face the competition.

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Altogether, 17 cataract cases were operated successfully with IOL implantation.

State programme officer Dr. W. Punsokiu further extended his appreciation to the team for the successful conduct of the camp and to Medical Superintendent IMDA for his cooperation and support.

Medziphema Town Ao Baptist youth ministry held one day programme on leadership, “mentoring the leaders of generation iY” on September 10 with DABA Pastor Toshi as resource person.

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Notice Calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti Kavili of Kichilimi Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/ Husband Lt. Lutovi Sema has expired on 15-07-2016.

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I, Lhotoli Chishi, D/o Hexuto Sema, presently residing at Purana Bazar, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India and residing at the aforementioned address.

2. That my name has been entered/recorded as "Lhotoli Yepthomi" in some of my official documents.

3. That I will be using both the names i.e. "Lhotoli Chishi" and "Lhotoli Yepthomi".

4. That I am swearing this affidavit to declare that "Lhotoli Chishi" and "Lhotoli Yepthomi" is same and one person, i.e. myself.

5. That the statements made in paragraph 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing materials are concealed therein.

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Shri. Dev Bahadur Chhetri S/o, Man Bahadur Chhetri under Tuensang District presently residing at HQ 7 Sector Assam Rifles Tuensang of Tuensang do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That my official name as per my service record is Dev Bahadur.

2. That my name Dev Bahadur Chhetri shall be used in my entire official documents from now on.

3. That the statements made above are true and nothing has being concealed.

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ONE AND SAME PERSON I, Kimngah, aged about 43 years, D/o Thatjapao and Permanent Resident of H.No. : C-018, Maova Village, P.O- Medziphema, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That I am also known by Ating.

3. That this affidavit is made to declare that Kimngah and Ating is one and the same person.

4. That my father Shri. Thatjapao was also known as Shri Vungkhothang and is one and same person.

5. That henceforth I will be using Kimngan in place of Ating, where in my service record is mentioned Ating.

6. That henceforth I will be using Thatjapao in place of Vungkhothang for my father's name.

7. That the statements made in the affidavit and those statements made in Para 1 to 6 are true and correct to my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this day of 13th Sept. 2016.

Notary Public Regd. No. 552/2016, Date : 13/9/2016

AFFIDAVIT

ONE AND SAME PERSON I, Lhingkhothem, aged about 37 years, D/o Lhunpao and Permanent Resident of H.No. : C-026, Maova Village, P.O- Medziphema, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That I am also known by Nengkhonei.

3. That this affidavit is made to declare that Lhingkhothem and Nengkhonei is one and the same person.

4. That my father Shri. Lhunpao was also known as Shri Thanglen and is one and same person.

5. That henceforth I will be using Lhingkhothem in place of Nengkhonei, where in my service record is mentioned Nengkhonei.

6. That henceforth I will be using Lhunpao in place of Thanglen for my father name.

7. That the statements made in the affidavit and those statements made in Para 1 to 6 are true and correct to my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this day of 13th Sept. 2016.

Notary Public Regd. No. 551/2016, Date : 13/9/2016

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Business Bill 2016 - which is a single window clearance system and will soon launch the portal that will fast-track the business projects in the state, he said.

The Assam government has mulled over the creation of a new department on skill development and this, the minister said, would help in creating a pool of skilled manpower which would benefit the plastic sector. Soon plastic industries would be incorporated with the MSME Act and accordingly all the incentives under the act can be availed by the sector, he added.

Representatives from Brahmaputra Cracker and Polymer Limited (BCPL), Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology (CIPET) here, IIT-Guwahati, Union Ministry of Chemicals & Petrochemicals attended the seminar.

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Guwahati, Sep 13 (PTI): Assam has immense potential in plastic industry with a massive campaign underway to tap the opportunities, state Industries and Commerce Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary said today.

“Plastic has become omnipresent in our daily life. In this regard Assam has immense potential for plastic industry and a massive campaign is necessary to tap the opportunities in the state,” he said at a seminar on plastic industries organised by Federation of Industry and Commerce (FINER) here.

With the centre’s vision of Hydrocarbon -2030, the environment is apt for investment, the minister called upon the entrepreneurs to invest in plastic industry in Assam.

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The survey was initiated immediately after the passage of GST Bill in parliament and the response were collated by 31st August. The response were later analysed through Statistical Package for the Social Sciences, a software package used in statistical analysis of data, to draw inferences.

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tion include, reduced logistics cost, supply chain efficiency, reduction in costs for tax & regulatory compliance, better penetration of markets and export effectiveness.

However, companies are concerned about the timing of implementation of GST and fixing of rate at which tax will be charged, the survey said.

“There might be some heartburns like inflation in the early days of implementation but GST will improve GDP of the country in the long run,” it added.

The report mentioned that states where the goods and services are consumed will benefit more as GST is consumption-based tax and not production-based. “This

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NEW DELHI, Sep 13 (PTI): Implementation of Goods & Service Tax (GST) will lead to increased tax compliance and attract more foreign direct investments across sectors due to tax transparency and ease of doing business, says a survey.

According to a survey of corporate India by Feedback Business Consulting Services, which covered 67 companies from various sectors, GST rollout will be positive for the economy. Around 72 per cent respondents felt investments will rise across sectors and a significant portion of this will come in the form of FDI especially in heavy engineering and automotive sectors.

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is not subjected to recovery unless it is finally upheld. Once the declaration in a substantive case or year is accepted, the tax arrear in protective case/ year would no longer be valid and will be rectified by suitable orders in the normal course,” the CBDT said. Clarifying a query, whether by filing declaration under the scheme for one assessment year, does the taxpayer forgo his right of appeal on the same issue in another assessment year, the CBDT replied in negative.

“The order under the scheme does not decide any judicial issue. It only determines the sum payable under the scheme with reference to tax arrear or specified tax, as the case may be”.

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to pay the disputed tax, interest and 25 % of minimum penalty leviable. Further, in a case where the disputed tax in quantum appeal does not exceed Rs 10 lakh, the declarant is required to pay only the disputed tax and interest and there is no requirement for payment of any amount in respect of penalty leviable. According to FAQ, a case where notice of enhancement has been received by the declarant before the date of commencement of the scheme June 1, 2016 shall not be eligible for the scheme.

It further said the assessees are advised to make declarations in cases or for assessment years where the additions are made on substantive basis. “The protective demand

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are under litigation to come forward and settle the dispute.

The CBDT clarified that declaration cannot be filed under the scheme, in case where the appeal was pending before CIT (Appeals) as on February 29, 2016 and the CIT (Appeals) has already disposed of the same before making the declaration, the declaration under the Scheme cannot be filed.

It further said “in a case where the declaration has been made under the scheme or an intention to avail the scheme has been made by the appellant, the CIT (Appeals) shall not dispose the pending appeal.”

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New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said assessees taking advantage of the Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme, 2016, will be required to pay the taxes within the stipulated period to avail the relief under the scheme.

“The tax payable under the scheme should be paid to the credit of the government on or before the due date as specified in the scheme. The assessees are advised to pay the tax well on time so as to avail the relief under the scheme,” Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said in an FAQ. The scheme, announced

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AFFIDAVIT

(Correction of Name & Father's Name)

Regd. No. 2722 Date : 23.08.16 I, Shri Baburam Shreshtha, S/o Late Hiralal Shreshtha, aged about 50 years, R/o New Minister Hill Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:1. That I am a bonafide resident of the above mentioned locality.

2. That my official name is Baburam Shreshtha and my father's correct name is Hiralal Shreshtha and the same has been entered in our Nepal Citizenship Card.

3. That however in my official documents my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as Baburam Pradhan instead of Baburam Shreshtha.

And my father's name as Hiralal Pradhan instead of Hiralal Shreshtha.

4. That the above referred names Baburam Shreshtha and Baburam Pradhan refers to one and the same person i.e. myself. And Hiralal Shreshtha and Hiralal Pradhan refers to one and the same person i.e. my late father.

5. That this affidavit is executed to show that my correct name is Baburam Shreshtha and the correct name of my late father is Hiralal Shreshtha.

6. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are true to the best of my knowledge and no immaterial has been stated or concealed herein.

And I signed this affidavit on this day the 23rd day of August 2016 at Kohima.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the above name deponent on this the 23rd day of August at Kohima.

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13 injured in Eid bombings in Pakistan Karachi, Sep 13 (PTI): At least 13 people, including five policemen, were today injured in two separate suicide bombings during Eid prayers targeting minority Shias in Pakistan’s relatively peaceful southern Sindh province.

Four suicide attackers infiltrated Shikarpur district’s Khanpur tehsil, 470 kilometres north of Karachi, police said.

Two of the attackers targeted an Eid prayer ground where one assailant blew himself up, injuring 10 people, two of whom were policemen.

The other attacker fled, they said.

Two other suicide bombers targeted a Shia mosque but they were stopped at the entrance by policemen, which led to one of the attackers to blow himself up while the other was arrested.

Three policemen were injured in the attack, one of whom was critical. Last year, at least 61 people were killed in a suicide attack on a mosque in the district.

“Alert” policemen at the venues prevented huge casualties, police officer Beherdin Kehrio told reporters.

“If the policemen had not prevented these suicide bombers from entering the prayer venues there would have been largescale casualties because of the large gathering because of Eid prayers,” he said.

He said the attackers at the Shia mosque were stopped by policemen as they looked suspicious and when confronted one of them detonated himself.

“The other attacker was brought down and arrested,” he added.

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“I was checking the time all day, waiting for it to turn 7:00,” said Khaled al-Muraweh, a 38-year-old shopkeeper in the Furqan district of western Aleppo.

“I hope the ceasefire holds so I can see my brother who lives in the oppositionheld part of the city.”

In Aleppo’s east, residents roamed the streets to celebrate the start of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha.

“This was the calmest day since I got married a week ago,” said Shadi Saber, 26, as he waited for a shave at the barber shop.

Syria’s armed forces immediately announced a sevenday “freeze” on military operations, but opposition forces have yet to formally sign on.

The deal’s fragility was underscored just hours before sundown when President Bashar al-Assad vowed to retake the whole country from “terrorists”.

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OFFICE OF THE

YACHEM STUDENTS' UNION B.P.O YACHEM DIST. LONGLENG-798625, NAGALAND

FELICITATES

The Yachem Students' Union with immense joy and honour give a big congratulations and appreciation to Mrs. Anungla Ao, Asst. Headmistress Government High School Yachem for her tireless afford and dedication towards students community and on receiving State Level Teacher's Award 2016.

Further the Union is thankful to her family for donating a sum of Rs. 10,000/- as welfare fund.

We pray that Almighty God will bless abundantly in days to come and wish more success in her future endeavours.

(H. Chingmei) Gen. Secretary, Y.S.U

(B. Chingba Phom) President, Y.S.U

KROS COLLEGE

OFFICE OF THE

LIANGMAI COUNCIL DIMAPUR DISTRICT

The Diphupar Sumi Students' Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri.

Hotoshe N. Yeptho, G/T, GHS Diphupar, Dimapur for receiving the prestigious District Teacher's Award on 5 th Sept. 2016 and therefore, bringing laurels to the Sumi community of Diphupar.

May the good Lord bless you unceasingly for your valuable contribution towards the society.

Inai Shohe President

DIMAPUR, NAGALAND.

CHAGA GADI 2016

Liangmai Council Dimapur District gu chamsui sai suijiu, Liangmai mathiu Dimapur District ga lung kabam mai nthai kumra chagahiu 31.2016 bonai Chaga Gadi changi aruangne, mathiu ze chalung dijiu pipad khailo.

Thonkiu–e

K. Khetoholi Awomi Gen. Secretary

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OFFICE OF THE

MANGMETONG STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATES

The Mangmetong Students’ Union with immense pride and joy extends our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Mr. Moatemsu Imchen, Teacher Incharge GPS Manglalepden Mangmetong for achieving District Teacher’s Award (Mokokchung) 2. Mrs. Yangermongla T. Jamir, Head Teacher Govt. Middle School, Disaguphu for achieiving Teacher’s Award (Dimapur) 3. Ms. Limanaro, D/o Lt. Temjenmongba & Mrs. Pangerkumla for securing Top 9 (nine) position in B.Com under N.U from St. Josephs College Jakhama 4. Ms. Mulongnenla Pongen, D/o Lt. Aomeren Pongen for securing Top 9 (nine) position in B.A. (History Hons.) from NEHU Shillong 5. Ms. Sentiyala, D/o Lt. Impangchang & Mrs. Kikatemla Jamir for securing Top 9 (nine) position in Chemistry under NU from St. Josephs College Jakhama The Union further wishes them more success in their future endeavours.

(AYIMMERI) (MOASENLA IMCHEN) President MSU General Secretary MSU

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IMSONGUNGER KIDONG TELONGJEM KOHIMA – 797001, NAGALAND

FELICITATES

The Imsongunger Kidong Telongjem Kohima would like to congratulate Mrs. Rongseninla Aier, D/o Imrongtuden Aier, of Longpa Village, for being promoted as Director of Agriculture Department.

The Imsongunger wish and pray to the Almighty God to grant her success and to bring more laurels for the union even in her future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/N Lima Imsong Moachiba Imsong President, IKTK Gen. Secretary, IKTK

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Aleppo, Sep 13 (AFP): A ceasefire brokered by Russia and the United States took effect in Syria at sundown today, despite scepticism over how long the truce in the five-year conflict would hold.

The initial 48-hour truce came into force at 7:00 pm local time (1600 GMT) across Syria except in areas held by jihadists like the Islamic State group. AFP correspondents in Syria’s devastated second city Aleppo, divided between a rebel-held east and regime-controlled west since mid-2012, said fighting appeared to have stopped as the ceasefire took effect. A final rocket was fired from the east into government areas just five minutes before 7:00 pm, while rebel neighbourhoods had not been hit by bombardments for about two hours, they said.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said it was “quiet” on nearly all fronts.

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Geneva/Islamabad, Sept 13 (PTI): UN High Commissioner on Human Rights today asked India and Pakistan to grant it “unconditional access” to both sides on the Line of Control to establish an “objective assessment” of the situation in Kashmir.

In his opening statement at the 33rd session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva, Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein said, “Two months ago, I requested the agreement of the Governments of India and Pakistan to invite teams from my Office to visit both sides of the Line of Control.”

“We had previously received reports, and still continue to do so, claiming the Indian authorities had used force excessively against the civilian population under its administration. We furthermore received conflicting narratives from the two sides as

INC MEMBERS RESIGN

INTER- COLEGIATE GOSPEL BEAT CONTEST “ PUNCTUATE IT WITH HALLELUJAH” KROS College is organising Inter- Collegiate Gospel Beat Contest on Feb 13th & 14th 2017, with an aim to foster a close knit community through praise and adoration.

Colleges of Kohima and Dimapur are invited to participate in this contest under the following categories: Band, Solo and Quartet.

The songs to be presented should be solely Gospel. Last date of registration is 28th September, 2016.

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VILLAGE COUNCIL SIRHIMA MEDZIPHEMA-797106, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

PRESS REJOINDER

This press communique is issued in response to the 'press statement' published on the 1st of September 2016, Nagaland Post by the Mezomia Mechu Kehou Mezoma. The Official press statement pertaining to the reconstruction of historical facts that leads to the establishment of Sirhima Village needs to be reviewed. It has become pertinent to clarify that the name of Lungmang who is mentioned as settled at Mezoma prior to settling at Sirhima seems to be a man without any historical bearing or lineage. The village authorities and elders have never come across such names from the time of the establishment of the village till today or any living person related to the said person. Pu Nguljahen with the consent and approval from the government of Naga Hills, HC Barnes to settle, and for the record was not a destitute as stated. Pu Nguljahen was given the deserted site of Sirhima with all the applicable inherent rights invested in him by the subsequent Deputy Commissioners of Naga Hills with clear demarcated boundaries duly supported by government statute and judgements regarding ownership of land and Village Boundaries of Sirhima. An attempt to present the historical facts for public consumption is appreciable, however, tailoring history for selfish intention is tantamount to distortation of genuine history.

Consequently upon the expulsion process of Shri Tarie Zeliang, Ex MLA 6th Tening A/C by the NPCC from the AICC membership and the political impasse in the party, the ACCC held a meeting on 23rd November 2015 are adopted resolutions to express our strong resentment and disillusion against the action initiated. Likewise, the process of expulsion has not been fully implemented nor the order been revoked till date, hence the ACCC can no longer remain in dilemma and be sidelined for so long. The Tening Assembly Constituency Congress Committee comprising of 5 (five) ranges namely Tening Range, Ahthibung Range, Nsong Range, Kebai Range and Mbaulwa Range, had a separate meeting on the respective headquarters and resolved to support the leadership of Shri Tarie Zeliang in the forth-coming General Election 2018.

After considering the present scenario of the Congress party and its functioning, the Congress Party workers under the 6th Tening Assembly Constituency tender their resignation from the primary and active membership of the Congress (INC) alongwith Shri Tarie Zeliang Ex-MLA, AICC Member, certain DCC Office bearers, NSUI member, former ACCC Office Bearers from the 6th Tening A/C with immediate effect.

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INFORMATION The Black Panthers Club of Akuluto Town is organizing its 38th Sumi Open Volley Ball Running Trophy on 11 th – 13 th Oct' 2016.

Hence, all the Sumi interested Teams/Clubs/ Associations are invited to participate in the forth-coming tournament. And the winners will be awarded as follows: 1. Champion – Rs. 60,000/2. 1st Runner-up – Rs. 30,000/– Rs. 10,000/3. 2nd Runner-up 4. 3rd Runner-up – Rs. 5,000/5. Outstanding Player – Cash 6. Best Spiker – Cash 7. Best Setter – Cash Date of arrival – 10th of Oct' 2016 Food and lodging – Own Arrangement Entrance fee – Rs.3,500/All teams are directed to come with full uniform and 2 (two) flags.

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the drug, said he is inclined to support the Democratic presidential candidate but is speaking out mainly because of concern for her personal health.

“Hillary Clinton has had three episodes of venous thrombosis (clots in veins): deep vein thrombosis (blood clots) in her leg in 1998 and 2009 and thrombosis in veins in her brain (cerebral venous thrombosis) in 2012.

On July 31, 2015, Ms. Clinton’s doctor revealed that Ms. Clinton still takes the blood thinner (anticoagulant drug) Coumadin (warfarin),” the doctor writes.

“If her doctors follow current clinical practice guidelines, Coumadin or other blood thinners will continue for the rest of her life. This puts her at high risk for major bleeding.”

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to the cause for the confrontations and the reported large numbers of people killed and wounded.

“I believe an independent, impartial and international mission is now needed crucially and that it should be given free and complete access to establish an objective assessment of the claims made by the two sides.”

He said Pakistan has already handed over a letter formally inviting an OHCHR team to the Pakistani side of the line of control, but in tandem with a mission to the Indian side.

“I have yet to receive a formal letter from the Government of India. I therefore request here and publicly, from the two Governments, access that is unconditional to both sides of the line of control,” he said.

Meanwhile, in Islamabad Pakistan Foreign Office welcomed Zeid Ra’ad’s statement and said, “The visit by the OHCHR team would help to end the culture of impunity which is prevailing for more than 68 years, in violation of international law and UN Security Council resolutions.”

Foreign Office said Pakistan will give access to any UN team to its controlled region.

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the skin easily by bumping into things. A car accident could mean bleeding to death, as blod clots would not properly form.

WND reported Thursday that the medication Clinton has taken since 1998 to deal with her blood-clotting problems – cerebral venous thrombosis – may have dangerous side effects. They include blurred vision and confusion – both of which she has been reported to have experienced – plus a tendency to bleed excessively even from minor injuries.

“I think that her medical risks are much more from the side effects of the Coumadin than the recurrence of a venous thrombosis.”

Dr. David K. Cundiff, who contacted WND after reading a WND story Thursday about Clinton’s use of

Previously Clinton was afflicted by an uncontrollable cough for several minutes which forced her to stop speaking during a rally in Cleveland. And in December 2013, she had to be rushed to New York’s Presbyterian Hospital after a medical scare following a fainting spell and concussion. Her campaign initially attributed Sunday’s health scare to overheating and dehydration. But later said she was diagnosed with pneumonia - an inflammatory condition of the lung.

“What happened (on Sunday) was that I just was incredibly committed to being at the memorial - as a senator on 9/11, this is incredibly personal to me. And I could, feel how hot and humid it was. I felt overheated. I decided that I did need to leave,” she said.

Clinton, however, tried to defend her past medical record but admitted that it was something that has occurred a few times over the course of her life. “I think it is fair to say that people know more about me than almost anyone in public life. They have got 40 years of my tax returns, tens of thousands of e-mails, a detailed medical letter report, all kinds of personal details,” she said.

London, Sep 13 (AFP): US intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden called on President Barack Obama to pardon him, saying in comments published today it had been morally “necessary” to shine a light on mass surveillance.

The former intelligence contractor has spent three years in exile in Russia after initiating the largest data leaks in US history, fuelling a firestorm over the issue of mass surveillance.

“If not for these disclosures, if not for these revelations, we would be worse off,” he told Britain’s Guardian newspaper in a video-link interview from Moscow yesterday.

“Yes, there are laws on the books that say one thing, but that is perhaps why the pardon power exists -- for the exceptions, for the things that may seem unlawful in letters on a page but when we look at them morally, when we look at them ethically, when we look at the results, it seems these were necessary things,” he said.

The 33-year-old insisted he had widespread support, saying the “public by and large cares more about these issues far more than I anticipated.”

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Hillary Clinton has said that she thought her falling ill at Ground Zero was not going to be “that big a deal” as she promised to resume campaigning this week amid calls for transparency into her health condition.

In her first interview since she wobbled, stumbled and nearly collapsed during the 15th anniversary of 9/11 attacks in New York on Sunday, the Democrat presidential candidate said she felt dizzy and lost her balance, but did not lose consciousness, and is now “feeling so much better.” “I just did not think it was going to be that big a deal.

It is just the kind of thing that if it happens to you and you are a busy, active person, you keep moving forward,” she told CNN last night.

The health scare forced the 68-year-old former secretary of state to cancel campaign and fundraising trips to California and has fuelled concerns about her medical fitness less than two months to go for the November 8 election. It also prompted Republican rival Donald Trump a new opening and seek her medical record, which has remained an area of intense speculation since this was not the first time she has had issues surrounding her health condition.

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Washington, Sep 13 (Agencies): Hillary Clinton’s failing health has been speculated about for years.

But now that she’s on the campaign trail, people are starting to ask major questions.

A Critical Care Nurse has written that there is plenty to question about the 68-year old Hillary Clinton. Something isn’t right, which means her medical records are outdated and someone is covering up major problems.

Supposedly, she only suffers from blood clots, as Dr. Drew Pinsky reported.

She’s had twice a clot in her leg – these are serious clots that lead to something called pulmonary embolism, which can also cause sudden death. So, she has an underlying recurrent blood clot in her leg, a clot in her transverse sinus…why is she clotting?” he asked.

A contributed to Huffington Post who wrote articles about Hillary Clinton’s health issue had the articles removed The problem here is, why is Hillary Clinton taking an “anticoagulant” (a blood thinner) called Coumadin for her clots from years ago… when there’s supposedly no underlying condition currently? It typically isn’t used for more than 2 months, which is a clear sign that something else is wrong.

Hillary has to be monitored closely, as the medicine insures she can bleed under

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Infotainment

Is Naga beauty not ready for Miss World Beauty Queen 2016 contest?

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hen a Naga girl after winning a national beauty pageant is set to represent the country in an international beauty contest, it is something a feat which every Naga should be proud of but is she ready to represent the country of 6 billion Indians including the NE people and the Nagas in general at the Miss World Beauty Queen 2016 pageant at Seoul, Korea, for which reporting date being November 7 while the grand finale will be held on November 16.

According to sources, Imlibenla Wati, the Naga beauty was the official Indian entrant to the Miss World Beauty Queen 2016 pageant supposed to be held in JuneJuly this year after she won the Miss World Beauty-India 2015 title and also the Miss Congeniality sub-title at Rubaru Miss India Elite 2015 contest held in Delhi last autumn.

When contacted about the world beauty pageant, Imlibenla who was here in Dimapur to participate in an exhibition football match between DABA and young professionals played on Monday at GHSS, Half Nagarjan, Dimapur, and also en-route to Guwahati and Mumbai disclosed she got information about the pageant being rescheduled to October through her manager only in the last week of August otherwise she was not aware of it but rather was engaged in her old activities; focusing and dedicating more towards her passionfootball and drumming instead of preparing for the world pageant as she got no further details from the organizers

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Imlibenla Wati Miss World Beauty India 2015.

(Rubaru Organizations) since the national beauty pageant held almost a year ago.

Asked whether she was planning to quit and not ready to go further in the glamour world as she seemed less bothered about the upcoming Miss World Beauty Queen 2016 contest, Imibenla said it is not that she does not know or turning away from her responsibilities given to her

along with the crown.

She elaborated that beginning from her tenure as Miss Nagaland 2012, she tried her best to fulfill the responsibilities which comes or hold the tag ‘Beauty With A Purpose’ and added that she believed any woman even without any title could be a role model for the society.

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elly fans are streaming his classic hit ‘Hot In Herre’ on loop in a bid to help him pay off his tax bill.

Following reports that the rapper owes a seven-figure sum to the IRS, fans have been trying to get the hashtag #HotInHerreStreamingParty trending on Twitter. “pro tip: turn your phone to mute and put on “hot in herre” while you sleep tonight. 7 hours sleep = 110 plays,” one fan tweeted.

TMZ reported yesterday (September 12) that the rapper owes $2,412,283 in Federal taxes - equivalent to over £1.8 million. Nelly is also said to owe $149,511 (£113,000) in taxes to the state of Missouri in a separate debt that dates back to 2013.

However, fans will need to remain persistent if they are to help Nelly get back into credit. Spin reports that the rapper will need to amass at least 280 million streams to clear his debt, given that Spotify typically awards artists less a hundredth of a cent per play.

Produced by The Neptunes, ‘Hot In Herre’ was originally released in 2002 and peaked at Number One in the US and Number Four In the UK. Nelly performed the song with Haim and Taylor Swift during Swift’s gig in his hometown of St Louis last year (2015). Nelly Abi Duncan.

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he Smartisans, a STOIC Marketing Solutions initiative is bringing fashion, luxury and lifestyle brands together for a one day event to create an experiential treat in Guwahati, Assam. It is a curation of fashion, lifestyle and food with eccentric and established labels from Northeast India.

Various entrepreneurs from Nagaland, Meghalaya and Assam will be taking part in the event and will showcase their products on 25th September 2016 at Vivanta by Taj. “This is a wonderful opportunity for all of us who are participating. We are all very excited to travel and showcase our products and designs to the wonderful people in Guwahati”, Preciousmelove (PML).

Some of the participants are as follows: Preciousmelove (PML Nagaland), Jyoti Kashmiri Designs (Assam), Daffy’s Atelier (Meghalaya), Liying’s Clothing (Nagaland), C Pink (Assam), Ikali’s Studio (Nagaland), Psy!!

By Anisha Chanda (Assam), Acsentials (Assam), J & Sasha Clothing (Nagaland), Runway (Nagaland), Fly High (Assam), The Jamo Store (Assam), Weavers Gallery (Assam), Shasmecka (Assam), Divine Moments (Assam), Nava by Nabanisha (Assam), Fabric Plus (Assam), Si.Ta.Ra (Assam), Kirameki (Assam), Vigen India(Assam), Confection Connection(Assam), Posh the nail lounge (Assam), Gutouch (Nagaland), Aasmitas Couture (Assam), Nyasa Boutique (Assam), My Wardrobe( Assam).

he official Nirvana Facebook page has responded to a conspiracy theory that frontman Kurt Cobain is still alive. Cobain passed away in April 1994. While his cause of death was officially ruled as suicide, speculation surrounding the circumstances of his passing have circulated ever since.

The Daily Mail recently reported of fans claiming that the guitarist was still alive after seeing a video of Peruvian singer Ramiro Saavedra covering Nirvana classic ‘Come As You Are’ on the South American country’s talent show Yo Soy, footage that dated back to 2012. Fans appeared to believe that the singer was actually the grunge star.

Nirvana’s Facebook page later posted a link to the Mail article, along with a sarcastic caption that read: “It is true, Kurt is alive. He needed time to learn to play the guitar with his right hand. Finding left-handed guitars is not easy. We are so happy to have him back and forgive him for all of the sadness that we have held so deeply in our hearts.” An additional message from the person in charge of the band’s Facebook account added: “I thought people like conspiracy theories. I can’t do anything right!”

Meanwhile, Kurt Cobain’s family are working with a ‘legacy act’ manager to organise a touring exhibition of his artwork.

Man Booker prize: Deborah Levy makes shortlist Australian Snack Bar painting ruled too important to send to UK

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he annual Enchanted Valley Carnival (EVC), touted to be the country’s largest camping music festival, is poised to get bigger this year.

The EVC will introduce an exclusive Bollywood stage this time round and will feature other popular genres such as international pop, electronica/dance music for the first time. We hear, Farhan Akhtar will play at the Bollywood stage with his band, Farhan Live.

The cherry on the cake, however, is that the festival promoters are in talks with the teams of American rapper Pitbull and English singersongwriter Ellie Goulding to headline the international pop stage. What’s more, murmurs of Mike Posner of ‘I Took A Pill In Ibiza’ and ‘Cooler Than Me’ fame being booked for the festival line-up.

tiara and for a beauty queen determination and desire is always towards the bigger crown, Imlibenla said “India is known for her diversity and I am here as a Naga Diva to represent the beauty of it.”

She further went on to add that the universe has seen just one face of India so far, but believed it was the time to show the universe that India is a universe in her own and embraces all and she is here as ‘Diva’ to show the universe India truly celebrates beauty in diversity.

On being questioned whether she’ll hand over the national crown to the girl next in line if she is unable to represent the country in the world pageant, Imlibenla replied that definitely she would, for it all depends upon the national organizers as there is always someone capable to represent the country of six billion people and as of now she has no comments whether to participate at world pageant but added that representing the whole country and the Nagas in bigger international platform was what she is adamant about and determined to.

It is pertinent to mentioned here that Imlibenla also represented India at the Miss Pan Continental World 2015 on November 29 at Philippines on behalf of the official entrant who failed to participate.

The pageant saw Imlibenla in the top 8 where contestants from more than 30 countries vied for the crown.

She was also awarded with the subtitle-Ambassador of Tourism and Humanity in the same contest.

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revious Man Booker prize nominee Deborah Levy has made it on to this year’s shortlist for novel Hot Milk. Levy is joined on the list by debut US novelist Ottessa Moshfegh, recognised for her book Eileen.

Paul Beatty, Graeme Macrae Burnet, David Szalay and Madeleine Thien also make the cut.

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nounced on 25 October at London’s Guildhall. British novelist Levy was shortlisted for Swimming Home in 2012.

The 2016 Man Booker Prize shortlist Paul Beatty - The Sellout Deborah Levy - Hot Milk Graeme Macrae Burnet - His Bloody Project

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David Szalay - All That Man Is Madeleine Thien - Do Not Say We Have Nothing Chair of judges Amanda Foreman said: “The Man Booker Prize subjects novels to a level of scrutiny that few books can survive.

“In re-reading our incredibly diverse and challenging longlist, it was both agonising and exhilarating to be confronted by the sheer power of the writing.”

In the third year that the prize has been open to writers of any nationality, the shortlist is split between two British, two US and two Canadian writers.

Foreman added: “As a group we were excited by the willingness of so many authors to take risks with language and form.

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wartime painting set in Sydney’s seedy Kings Cross has been blocked from being exported to England because of its national significance.

The 1944 work Snack Bar by Australian artist Herbert Badham shows US soldiers and locals at a 24-hour eatery.

Crucially, it shows a black American GI with a female civilian.

An arts committee ruled that the painting’s new owner, who wanted to hang it in his London home, cannot remove it from Australia.

The owner bought the painting at an auction in Melbourne last year for A$465,000 (£265,000; $350,000).

Snack Bar was not expected to sell for as much as it did - estimates before the May 2015 auction were for between A$90,000 and A$120,000

(£51,100 and £68,100).

After initial permission to export the painting was blocked, the owner took his case to an appeals tribunal, where art experts debated the merits of the work.

In its judgement, the tribunal found that the painting showed a critical stage in Australia’s history - during wartime and its development as a multicultural nation.

“The subject matter, which graphically records the interaction of different races, associating in congenial circumstances at a time of great danger for Australia is deeply impressive,” it said.

The experts, however, were not convinced about Badham’s importance to Australian art.

David Hansen, of the Australian National Univer-

sity, was reported to have told the appeals tribunal that the high price Snack Bar fetched was not because Badham was considered a “major figure” in the country’s art world.

But rather, it was as a

result of the Sydney painter having a “moment in the sun”, which started with the sale of his 1933 work Travellers for A$732,000 (£416,238) in 2013, The Australian reported.

Akon & Atif Aslam to sing for ‘Tum Bin 2’

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i ve y e a r s a f t e r h e crooned his first Bollywood number, Chammak Challo, for Anubhav Sinha’s RA.One, Akon is set to collaborate with the director yet again. The American R&B singing sensation will soon fly to Mumbai to record

the end credits song for Tum Bin 2 along with Pakistani singer, Atif Aslam.

Says an insider, “Sinha is keen to recreate the Tumhare Siva Kuch Na track from Tum Bin (2001) as it had topped music charts that year. Ankit Tiwari will compose the ro-

mantic song to be sung by Atif Aslam with Akon singing the hook-line in Hindi. The video will be shot at a five star vintage hotel in India.”

Quizzed about collaborating with Akon for the second time, Sinha says, “It’s too early to divulge details as we are in the initial stages of discussion with Akon’s team.”

Windies cricketer Dwayne Bravo will also lend his voice to a peppy number, Jaegerbomb, in the film. Shot in Scotland, Tum Bin 2 marks Sinha’s return to direction after five years and reunion with producer Bhushan Kumar after a decade and a half. The film stars Neha Sharma with newcomers, Aditya Seal and Aashim Gulati.

The Pongidong Baptist Church expressed its heartfelt gratitude to Dr. T. M. Lotha for repairing the Village road on 8th Sept. 2016. Further, the Church wish him all success in his future endeavour.

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eople on Twitter are suggesting that Piers Morgan could be sent to prison for destroying a banknote live on air.

During this morning’s episode of Good Morning Britain, Morgan was seen ripping the Bank of England’s new fiver with his teeth to prove the plastic note is not quite as durable as it first seems.

However, as some viewers pointed out on Twitter, Morgan’s act of deliberate destruction could be deemed illegal. Although there is actually no specific law relating to the destruction of banknotes, it is illegal to “deface” them as they remain the property of the K

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The Bank of England states on its website: “Under the Currency & Banknotes Act 1928 it is illegal to deface our banknotes (by printing, writing or impressing upon them words, letters or figures, etc.), although the question of whether or not to prosecute in individual cases is up to the police and the courts.”

Among those suggesting Morgan could be prosecuted for his deliberate act of destruction is his old nemesis Alan Sugar, who wrote: “I was always told that tearing paper money was in fact illegal. Is @piersmorgan guilty of a crime live on @GMB . Hmm lock him up.”

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The Students of Sociology Department of J.N. Aier College, Diphupar, Dimapur visited MOTHERS HOPE on 10th of September 2016 assisted by Ms. Kavitoli Yeptho and Ms. Khenili Kiho, Assistant Professors of Sociology.

Ms. Moamenla Jamir, the founder of MOTHERS HOPE along with Mrs. Rose also had an interaction with the students on abortion and social issues and encouraged them to be responsible person.

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Sharapova ban decision in October

Maria Sharapova Moscow Sep 13 (Agencies): Maria Sharapova will discover next month whether her two-year ban for taking a banned substance will be enforced by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

Earlier this year, the 29year-old Russian was suspended by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) after failing a drugs test for Meldonium at the Australian Open in Mel-

bourne. However, she claims her mistake was an oversight because the substance - which was only added to the banned list by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in January of this year - is also commonly known by another name.

The five-time Grand Slam winner admits to testing positive for Meldonium, saying she had taken the drug for 10 years but was unaware

that the substance had been banned because it is often referred to by a different name.

After being provisionally suspended in March, she issued a statement which read “I received a letter from the ITF that I failed a drugs test at the Australian Open.

“I take full responsibility for it. For the past 10 years, I have been given a medicine called Mildronate by my family doctor and a few days ago, after I received the ITF letter, I found out that it also has another name of Meldonium which I did not know.” “It is very important for you to understand that for 10 years, this medicine was not on WADA’s banned list and I had legally been taking the medicine for the past 10 years.”

“But on January 1st, the rules changed and Meldonium became a prohibited substance which I had not known. I was given this medicine by my doctor for several health issues that I was having in 2006.”

In April, WADA intimated that athletes who tested positive for Meldonium before March 1 could avoid bans, although the ITF insisted the case would still proceed.

In June, the ITF announced Sharapova would be banned for two years which led to her issuing an appeal to the CAS, who have now announced they will make their judgement public during the first week of October. If CAS decides to uphold the ITF’s decision, it would mean Sharapova would remain banned until January 2018.

She is hoping the tribunal will reduce the length of the ban or overturn it completely.

India upstage China in Asia Challenge basketball TEHRAN, Sep 13 (PTI): In a rare feat, the Indian men’s basketball team stunned formidable China in its second-round group E encounter to stay in contention for a quarter-final berth in the FIBA Asia Challenge on Tuesday.

The Indians triumphed 70-64 to hand the grouptoppers their first loss. This was India’s second win in four matches and the team is currently placed third in the group.

The Indians need to finish inside the top-four to make the last-eight stage and will take on Kazakhstan in their final group encounter on Wednesday.

China was ahead 17-14 after the first quarter, putting up a lead that stood the highest at 9 points in the middle of the second period.

However, India scripted

a turnaround from there. With China leading 27-18 in the second quarter, India tightened up their defense and went on the offensive, stated a release from FIBA. Amritpal and Amjyot paired up to spark a 13-2 run that ended the first half 31-29 to hand India a slim 2-point advantage at the break. The Chinese could not surpass the lead after that. The Indian defense was impeccable and forced the Chinese into committing errors. India scored 22 points off turnovers.

The 25-year-old Amritpal who plays professionally in Japan, recorded 23 points, hauled down 14 rebounds, blocked 3 shots and had 3 steals in a fantastic show of skill. He outplayed China’s erstwhile star Hu Jinqiu, who managed 19 points and 9 boards.

Our prime target is to qualify for 2019 Asian Cup: Das NEW DELHI, Sep 13 (PTI): AIFF secretary Kushal Das on Monday said the Indian national football team’s “prime target” now is to qualify for the 2019 Asian Cup. Masterminded superbly by ace striker Sunil Chhetri, a dominant India scripted a sensational 4-1 win over higher-ranked Puerto Rico in an international football friendly in Mumbai on September 4.

The win has rekindled interest among fans and the team is also expected to gain in rankings, which could be crucial to India’s prospects of qualifying for the tournament which they last played in 2011.

When asked if they are looking to play more international friendlies, Das said, “It is not just about playing. It is about strategising. The goal is to go to pot 2 of Asian Cup qualifiers, let’s se how the draw pans out. Our prime target is to qualify for the 2019 Asian Cup.” Teams in pot 2 are a bit weaker in comparison.

“Now we are on 205 points, in October we are expected to reach 230 points because of the win over Puerto Rico and in November we hope to be somewhere around 217 points. We are looking to have 215-220 points by the draw takes place.

“To offset the 13 points we lost due to defeats in the past, we will have to play teams above 90 in FIFA rankings and that is tough,” Das said.

Terry to miss Liverpool clash Chess Olympiad: Gold for US, India 4th in open

London, Sep 13 (Agencies): John Terry is out of Chelsea’s Friday Night Football clash at home to Liverpool with strained ligaments in his foot, and will be sidelined for 10 days.

Terry, 35, collided with Swansea’s Leroy Fer in the final minutes of Chelsea’s 2-2 draw at the Liberty Stadium in the Premier League on Sunday and the club has now confirmed his injury. In a post on his Instagram account, Terry wrote: “I have strained my ligaments in my ankle which means I will be out for 10 days.

“Absolutely gutted, but will be giving everything to get back playing.” Terry’s diagnosis may not be as bad as was first

feared but will still provide boss Antonio Conte with a defensive headache ahead of the Liverpool game.

The centre-back left the stadium on crutches and took to Instagram to post pictures and videos of the swelling on his ankle and the treatment he was undergoing.

With Terry ruled out, David Luiz could be in line to make his second debut for the Blues after returning to the club on Deadline Day for £30m.

Terry’s absence means he will also miss Chelsea’s EFL Cup fixture away to Leicester City on September 20, but could be fit to return to Premier League action on September 24 against Arsenal.

Chennai, Sep 13 (IANS): The United States won the gold medal on a better median count over Ukraine while Russia won bronze at the 2016 World Chess Olympiad open category at Baku, Azerbaijan, on Tuesday.

The ninth seeded Indian open team secured a credible fourth position while the fifth seeded Indian eves stood fifth.

The gold medal in the women’s category went to China, Poland claimed silver while the bronze went to Ukraine. The curtains came down on the Chess Olympiad on Tuesday after a gruelling 11 rounds. On the final round in the open section America beat Canada while

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Ukraine and Russia humbled Slovenia and Italy, respectively.

For India it was a do or die round as it had an outside chance to figure in the medal list subject to two conditions.

First, India had to win their match against Norway while Russia had to lose against Italy.

Both didn’t happen as India drew with Norway and Russia won against Italy.

India threw away even its outside chance early in the match when Grandmaster (GM) S.P. Sethuraman turned adventurous on the 16th move, only to give up his bishop for a pawn with a hope of equalising the piece position a couple of moves later. Sethuraman’s

opponent saw through the move early enough to retain the piece advantage and forced the Indian to resign.

It was a costly loss for India as they had to win the match to stay in contention for a chance to win the bronze medal. Expecting wins from other Indian players was a tall task at this juncture.

However the day was saved for the Indian team by Grandmaster Vidit Santosh Gujrathi, who won against Grandmaster Aryan Tari in 45 moves. Playing with white pieces, Gujrathi castled on the queen’s side while Tari had castled on his king’s side earlier.

India will be biggest underdog of U17 WC New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI): Cheif coach Nicolai Adam on Monday propped up his wards who will form the nucleus of the Indian team in next year’s U-17 football World Cup, saying they now have the “ability to compete in the youth Bundesliga” and will be the “biggest underdogs” in FIFA’s mega event.

The Sports Authority of India (SAI) and All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Monday jointly launched an online portal for its Global Scouting Programme, which is conducting trials for Indians residing overseas to prepare a team for the 2017 FIFA Under-17 World Cup to be organised in the country.

“My team now has the ability to compete in Germany’s youth Bundesliga. We are the biggest underdogs in the U-17 World Cup and we will play with a big heart,” Nicolai, whose boys have put up some impressive performances in the recent past, said.

The portal, which will go live on September 15, will allow boys, who hold valid Indian passports but are residing overseas, the opportunity to reach out to the scouts of the Indian team. It also allows players residing outside India to submit their playing videos.

The scouting team will watch these videos and the shortlisted players would be invited for a round of on-field

Vinci, Hingis to play in WTA Guangzhou Open Guangzhou, Sep 13 (IANS): World No.8 Roberta Vinci of Italy and multiple Grand Slam winner Martina Hingis will be the star attractions in the Guangzhou International Women’s tennis tournament which will be held here on September 17-24.

Defending champion Jelena Jankovic will come to the tournament for the fourth time, and aims to be the first player to retain her title in the history of the Guangzhou open, reports Xinhua.

Sara Errani, who jointly with Vinci holds the women’s tennis doubles Grand Slam title, will also attend the event for the second consecutive year.

Also in the doubles, ‘Swiss princess’ Hingis is set to play again this year.

The Guangzhou Open, one of the oldest international professional women’s tennis tournaments in China, was founded as a WTA International tournament in 2004.

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trials in their country of residence. Once the on-field trials are conducted by AIFF Director of Scouting Abhishek Yadav, Nicolai will have another look at the selected players before drafting them into the final World Cup squad.

Hailing the concept, Sports Minister Vijay Goel said: “I am happy to launch this online portal. We are taking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s initiative of ‘Khelo India’ ahead. “It is a step in the right direction as it will provide Indian players residing outside the country with Indian passports opportunity to showcase their talent.”

He added, “Through this we can unite everyone and we can also create a good football team.” AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das

thanked SAI and the Sports Ministry for providing support to this project. “This project is my favourite for some time and I have discussed it with Abhishek. The pilot project in Dubai was quite successful. The idea is to reach to all the players who have Indian passport and have a capability to play in the national team,” Das said. “Right now we are concentrating on the Under17 team but in future we will enhance the scouting programme to other age groups also.” SAI DG Injeti Srinivas has been pro-active and called it a “well-intentioned project with good objectives”.

Also present on the occasion were Secretary Sports Ministry Rajiv Yadav and senior national team head coach Stephen Constantine.

Pepe looking for new deal Madrid, Sep 13 (IANS): Real Madrid central defender Pepe said on Tuesday that if he doesn’t extend his current contract with the capital club he will consider retiring from football. Pepe made the comments in an interview with Spanish radio station ‘Cadena Ser’ after being asked about negotiations to renew his current deal which expires at the end of June 2017.

The Brazilian-born Portuguese international will be almost 35 years old when that happens.

But the transfer ban imposed by world football governing body FIFA means that should he

leave the club at the end of the campaign, it would be impossible to replace him, except with players either out on loan or from the Madrid youth system.

“I am happy at Madrid and I am going to wait until the very last fraction of a second,” said Pepe regarding the negotiations. If I don’t renew my deal, I might think about leaving football and spending more time with my family,” he said, before insisting he was not imposing difficult conditions on the club.

“I would be perfectly happy to sign a one-year deal,” continued the defender.

FUNERAL SERVICE

Lt. Vikugha Yepthomi s/o Vikuho Yepthomi of Khukishe village under Aghunato area has expired on 13/9/16. Funeral service will be held at his residence, Notun Basti, Ao Khel at 1:00 p.m. on 14th September 2016.

IN GRATITUDE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born: 15.10.1987 | Died: 09.09.2016 We the bereaved family and relatives of Late Walunukshi Imsong (Chuchuyimpang) would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, families, friends, neighbours, churches, organizations and well wishers who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and unceasing prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved on 9th September 2016.

Our special gratitude goes to 9 IR Bn. Loving mother, brothers, sister and relatives.

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All Nagaland Shaolin Kung-Fu Association (ANSKA) Kohima members during the belt promotion exam on September 12 at old Secretariat compound, Kohima. Altogether 46 students participated in the promotion exam and 23 students were promoted.

Russia to host 2020 World Chess Olympiad Moscow, Sep 13 (IANS): The Russian city of KhantyMansiysk (western Siberia) will host the 2020 World Chess Olympiad, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, President of the World Chess Federation (FIDE), confirmed on Tuesday.

“Congratulations to Khanty-Mansiysk. It beat such countries as Argentina and Slovakia in the fight for the right to host the Chess Olympiad,” Ilyumzhinov said, reports Tass.

Speaking on the development, Governor of Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Area, Natalya Komarova said the town will hold the best chess Olympiad in history.

“We were preparing for the FIDE Congress where our bid was presented very seriously. We did our utmost to make sure that our bid is accepted. I am confident we will be able to hold the best chess Olympiad,” Komarova said.

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14 September 2015 'Our Beloved Mother : Mrs Zubeni Murry'

"God saw you were getting tired, and a cure was not to be, so He put His loving arms around you and whispered "Come to me" With tearful eyes and heart full of despair, we watched you pass away. Although, we loved you dearly, your time had come to move on. In our hour of grief, God proved to us that He only 'Takes the Best' 'WE MISS YOU DEARLY' DP-7014

Your beloved family members

BORN 1948-7.09.2016 I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith (2 Timothy 4:7) For to me to live is Christ and to die is gain (Phil 1:21) Peace I leave with you; My peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives .

Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid. (John 14:27) Always giving thanks to God the father for everything in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ (Ephesians 5:20)I Praise be to our Almighty God for the unceasing love & blessing He bestows upon our family in good and in bad times.

Our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who stood by us on the prolonged illness and sad demise of our Dear mother Zhetoni Y. Yeptho, through prayers, materially, physically and financially. Your presence and your words of comfort is highly appreciated.

Words cannot express our gratitude for the solace that you have shown.

We regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally but it is our fervent prayer the good Lord Bless you all abundantly and May His grace and unceasing love be with you all.

We would like to thanks in particular: 12. Tohuli Kighiniki Kungu Chebo, 1. Sumi Baptist Church Diphuphar – A Chekiye Dimapur 2. Diphupar Village Council 13. Prayer Warriors, ZBTO 3. Sumi Community Council Diphupar 14. Moders Planners, Dimapur 4. Khukiye Lukhai Baptist Church 15. CIHSR (Doctors & Staff), Dimapur 5. Khukiye Lukhai Kuposhukulu Dimapur 16. Blood Bank Civil Hospital, Dimapur 6. Khukiye Lukhai Service Union 17. Tata Medical Center, Kolkata 7. Khukiye Lukhai Students' Union 18. Dr. P. K Gogoi, Sr Hematologist, GHY. 8. Satakha Union Dimapur 19. Dr. Along C.Y 9. Tukunasami kughuko Union Dimapur 20. Blood Donors.

10. Project Colony Prayer Fellowship, SBCZ 11. Nikiqami Welfare Society Project Colony, ZBTO Loving husband, children, grand children, in-laws & relatives DP-7028

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Lukaku hat-trick sinks Sunderland

Romelu Lukaku fights for the ball during their Premier League match against Sunderland on Tuesday.

London, Sep 13 (Agencies): Romelu Lukaku ended his goal drought with an 11-minute hat-trick to send Everton third in the Premier League with a 3-0 win at Sunderland.

The Belgian striker had last scored for his club in March and looked to be floundering once again when he had a header saved in an even first half.

He struck three times in 11 minutes after the break, however, as the magnificent Idrissa Gueye then Yannick Bolasie set him up before Kevin Mirallas released him

for his clincher.

Everton could have gone second in the table with a fourth goal but are tucked in just behind Chelsea on goal difference.

Sunderland remain second bottom, with David Moyes losing for the third time in as many games against the Merseysiders since he left Goodison Park for Manchester United in 2013.

Moyes’ pre-match request to fans for patience as he bids to get things right at the Stadium of Light will have carried more weight initially as his side contributed well

at first.

Everton always looked a little more likely to score, but Jermain Defoe should have had an opener 10 minutes into the contest.

Adnan Januzaj showed great feet on the edge of the area before Defoe was fed via a deflection and he lifted a sloppy effort over the bar.

Everton had already had one attempt through Gueye but their next attack was much better, with Lukaku’s header saved well by Jordan Pickford after Bolasie’s right-wing cross.

Lukaku had another go

164 TA, Young star, IGAR (N) register win Correspondent Kohima, Sep 13 (NPN): 164 TA Head Hunter Naga, Young Star FC, HQ IGAR (N), Victorious Club, Liangmai FC and Vanguard FC Tseminyu registered win at the ongoing 2nd Capt. (late) Kenguruse Memorial Football tournament played at Kohima local ground and Tsiesema Basa ground.

The tournament is being organized by 9 Assam Rifles 5 sector corps headquarter Tsiesema under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N).

In the first match played at Kohima local ground, 164 TA Head Hunter Naga registered an easy win against Tuensang District Football Association by 5-1. Tia Yanger (15) of 164 TA opened the account in the 11th minute and Chunben (8) of 164 TA scored the second goal in 21st minute. Chingkumlong scored the 3rd and 5th goals in 45th and 57th minute respectively. The 4th goal was scored

by Anilo in 56thminute. The only and face saving goal for Tuensang District Football Association came from the boot of Bukeu (9) in 64th minute.

In the second match, Young Star FC beat Zion Youth FC by 2-1. Sehmianlen (14) scored both the goals for Young Star FC in the 20th and 36th minute. The lone goal for Zion Youth FC was scored by Beduye Rio (17) in 57th minute.

In the last match played, HQ IGAR (N) downed Meriema FC by 2-1. S. Walte (9)

soon after as he and Jack Rodwell traded opportunities at opposite ends before Lynden Gooch also forced Maarten Stekelenburg into a decent stop.

Everton made a tactical switch at the break as Ross Barkley was replaced by Gerard Deulofeu and the change brought rewards as the tempo increased and they began to dictate much more.

Pickford was equal to a wicked dipping effort from Bolasie then Deulofeu and Lukaku both went close in a move which had players queuing up to tap in.

It took an hour for the away side to make their breakthrough and when they did, it was through Lukaku.

Gueye’s lofted ball to the back post was perfect and Lukaku rose to nod in and end a run of 1,139 minutes without netting.

Just eight minutes later, he had his second, supplied this time with a sumptuous cross from Bolasie which he again headed over line.

By now, Sunderland were in disarray and Everton were given far too much space in central midfield with Mirallas eventually threading through Lukaku, whose stroked finish was emphatic and drew little effort from Pickford.

With that, the win was assured and despite Deulofeu’s efforts at getting a fourth, manager Ronald Koeman will have to settle for third place in the standings for now.

IOC member indicted in Brazil for tickets fraud Rio de Janeiro, Sep 13 (IANS): A Brazilian court has indicted IOC member Patrick Hickey for a ticket-scalping scheme that operated during last month’s 2016 Rio Games.

Judge Juliana Leal de Melo on Monday ruled that Hickey, who was arrested August 17 here, can remain free pending trial, but must wear an ankle monitor and report in person to the court every month to ensure that he obeys a prohibition on leaving Brazil.

The Irishman occupies a seat on the IOC Executive Board. The 71-year-old Hickey has stepped down temporarily from his posts as President of the Olympic Council of Ireland and head of the European Olympic Committee. Nine other people were indicted along with Hickey, including his compatriot Kevin Mallon, an executive with the firm THG Sports.

Brazilian police have sought to question IOC President Thomas Bach about an e-mail sent to him by Hickey requesting an additional 500 tickets for various Olympic events.

W h i l e i nve s t i g a t o r s could not find any e-mail response from Bach, the OCI did receive an extra 296 tickets. Bach did not return to Brazil for the opening of the 2016 Paralympics in Rio, becoming the first IOC President since 1984 to miss the ceremony.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, september 14, 2016

Mumbai City FC sign Fanai, Udanta for ISL Mumbai, Sep 13 (IANS): Mumbai City FC on Tuesday announced the signing of Lalchhuanmawai Fanai and Udanta Singh for the third season of ISL. Left-back Fanai has been retained by the franchise while striker Udanta was signed from I-League club Bengaluru FC, according to a release. Mizoram’s Fanai

made his debut with I-League side Shillong Lajong FC in 2012 and played for two seasons at the north east club.

He joined Bengaluru FC in the 2014-15 season, winning the Federation Cup and the I-League in successive seasons. Twenty-year-old striker Udanta Singh has made four international appearances, his

senior team debut was against Iran on March 24 in a World Cup qualifying match.

Indranil Das Blah, CEO, Mumbai City FC said in the release, “We are elated to announce the signing of Fanai and Udanta. Fanai proved his mettle last season as well, and we’re glad to have him back with us.”

Lt. Imtitemjen memorial TT tourney Mokokchung, Sep 13 (NPN): The 14th Late. Imtitemjen Memorial Table Tennis Tournament, organised by Mokokchung District Table Tennis Association, would be held on Oct at Multi-purpose Sports Complex, Mokokchung. The categories for competition will include men’s and women’s single and doubles, men’s and women Under 21and Under 15 single and doubles.

Forms will be issued from September 14 and the last date of submission will be on September 30. Interested parties can collect the form from Assets (Near FAC bus stand), Greeting Craft (MTBA Basement) and Image Studio (Arkong Ward).

For further information, contact 9615849847/9089542798.

Violence did not affect archery events: organisers Players of HQ IGAR (N) (blue) and Meriema FC during their match at Kohima local ground on Tuesday (NP), opened the account for his team in 40th minutes. Kekhriengulie (10) found the equalized goal in 54th minute. However Z. Zuala (11) of IGAR scored the 2nd goal for HQ IGAR (N) in 75th minute.

At Tsiesema Basa Victorious Club Phek defeated Chukithong Sports Association by 2-0 in the first match. The two winning goals were scored

by Kuluveyi Keyro (17) and Zuveto Vemuk (5) in 71st and 73rd minute respectively.

In the second match, Liangmai FC downed Legend Club by 1-0. The solitary goal for Liangmai FC was scored

by Athamah (10) in extra time (94th minutes).

In the last match, Van-

guard FC humiliated Longleng District Football Association by 6-0. Sinlo (21) scored 1st and 4th goals in 11th and 48th minute, Yhunshalo (9) scored hat-trick in 17th, 68th and 72nd minute and the 3rd goal was scored by Nyithung (11) in 40th minute.

Matches for Wednesday Kohima local ground 1st match: 9:00 am Addax Youth club Vs Ungma FC 2nd match: 1:00 pm 164 TA Head Hunter Naga Vs Young Star FC Tsiesema Basa ground 1st match: 9:00 am Young Star FC Dimapur Vs Khaibung FC 2nd match: 1:00 pm Victorious Cub Vs Liangmai FC

Rio de Janeiro, Sep 13 (IANS): Gunfire broke out near the Rio Paralympic archery venue, but the violence had no bearing on the ongoing archery event, organisers said.

Discussing the violence near the Sambodrome on Sunday, Rio organisers’ spokesman Mario Andrada on Monday said the archery event was not affected, reports Xinhua.

“This was very intense late Saturday and even more intense on Sunday afternoon.

The police have intervened, there was a police operation in the area. They closed the Paulo de Frontin road for a while and then they opened it.

Despite this burst of violence, there was no impact on the archery competition at the Sambodrome,” Mario said.

“The operations of intelligence have been intensified to stop new areas where violence could take place,” he added.

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