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Develop sense of unity: Acharya

STRESSES ON PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE CONTACT PROGRAMMES Nitte University vice chancellor, Dr. S. Ramananda Shetty, said the university did not like to be tagged only with the health science tag and therefore added other subjects including language centre.

He informed that NAMASTE centre was introduced with the initiative of the Nagaland Governor P.B Acharya, and there were already 120 students (non-Northeast) undergoing six months certificate course.

Dr. Shetty expressed the hope that once the people in the mainland learnt the languages of the North East, it would help in cultural integration and ultimately lead to national integration.

The interaction programme was attended by representatives of Nitte University, Mangalore led by its vice chancellor Dr. S Ramananda Shetty, vice chancellor of The Global Open University Nagaland (TGOUN) HN Dutta, pro-vice chancellor of ICFAI University, Prof. Alexander and representatives from major colleges in the state besides Governor, P. B. Acharya, and minister of school education and SCERT, Yitachu.

After the interaction, both sides agreed to hold collaborative research on the rich culture of the region and also the different herbal plants available in the region.

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High literacy rate with lack of jobs can be a liability: Zeliang

India declares itself free from bird flu virus

NEW DELHI, SEP 14 (PTI): India has declared itself free from the highly contagious avian influenza (H5N1) or bird flu even as it stressed the need for continued surveillance.

“India has declared itself free from avian influenza (H5N1) from September 5, 2016 and notified the same to the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE),” the Department of Animal Husbandry under the Agriculture Ministry said in a statement.

In a letter to Chief Secretaries of states, the Centre has emphasised the need for “continued surveillance especially in the vulnerable areas bordering infected countries and in areas visited by migratory birds”.

India had notified outbreak of avian influenza on May 9, 2016 at Humnabad, Bidar district, Karnataka. In areas on the one-kilometre radius of the outbreak location, the government took measures, including culling, disinfection and clean-up, to contain the spread of avian influenza.

“Post the surveillance, the state has shown no evidence of presence of the disease... There has been no further outbreak reported in the country thereafter,” the ministry said. Bird flu affects mainly the domestic poultry. The disease spreads from infected birds to other winged creatures through contact with nasal and respiratory secretions and also due to contamination of feed and water.

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DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang has expressed serious concern at the growing literacy rate in the state, which he said could later become a liability if the educated youths do not find means to support themselves financially through constructive activities.

He was speaking as the chief guest at the Fresher’s Day cum Annual Day of Unity College and Unity College Teachers Education at the college premises, Residency colony, Dimapur, Wednesday.

He said, “Although it statistically sounds good that Nagaland has got a high literacy and matriculate rates, this trend could become a burden if our youths are unemployed”.

While lamenting that there was over one lakh educated unemployed youths in Nagaland, Zeliang said such pressing problem indicates that there could be something wrong or some inadequacy in the education system.

Zeliang was of the view that excess importance given to academics only, rather than training and skilling the students, could be have been one of the root cause for unemployment in the state. He said true education should equip students with the right skills, relevant to the present situ-

Zeliang along with his cabinet colleagues and others after unveiling the plaque of the newly constructed Academic block. (NP)

KOHIMA, SEP 14 (NPN): Nagaland Gover nor, P.B. Acharya maintained that people-to-people contact through educational and cultural exchanges would develop a sense of unity and oneness among the people of North Eastern states and mainland India.

Speaking at an interaction programme between the representatives of Nitte University, Mangalore and educational institutions of Nagaland at Raj Bhavan here on Wednesday, the Governor

called upon universities in the mainland to take up contact programmes in the North East region as part of their Corporate Social responsibility (CSR).

Acharya pointed out that even though Nitte University was a science and health institute, it has understood the responsibility and for which it has opened the NAMSATE centre for promoting tribal languages of the north east region. He said the NAMASTE Centre offers a certificate course in Mao, Khasi, Meitilon and Assamiya languages.

ation with the right attitude and mindset towards work to face actual life situations.

Two generations back, a person with simple pass could secure a white collared job.

However, times have changed now, as a student who secures 99 percent still find difficult to get a job, he said, adding “there is no room for the lazy ones”.

The chief minister stressed on the need to have more vocational and skill oriented courses.

Taking cue of the college motto “Strive for Excellence”, Zeliang urged the students to be prepared for the future saying, “youths are the asset of the people and students are the leaders of tomorrow”.

Zeliang also congratulated the college for being ac-

credited the ‘B-Grade’ by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) and for becoming the first private college in Nagaland to offer Post-Graduate degree course.

Earlier, Zeliang unveiled the plaque for the newly constructed Academic Block.

Meanwhile, Home minister Y. Patton who also accompanied Zeliang, inaugurated the newly constructed girls’ hostel building.

Unity College chairman, N. Mhonlumo Ovung gave the chairman’s report while Unity College principal, Dr. Sanjay Chabra presented the academic report.

The chief minister was accompanied by a host of ministers and parliamentary secretaries.

KLNLF restricts overloaded sand laden trucks

Speaker admits no-confidence Close down family planning sterilisation camps: SC motion against Meghalaya CM

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Pfutsero public seek Governor’s action on bad road

DIPHU, SEP 14: Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) has restricted movement of overloaded sand laden trucks to Nagaland, allowing maximum capacity load of only 12 cubic meter or 420 cft sand at a time. KLNLF defense secretary, P. Dili in a press note informed that the restriction has been put in place as overloaded trucks were responsible for damaging roads, causing serious threat to the public and students who commute through NH-36 and NH39. It further ordered trucks to cover the sand/body with tarpaulin “to maintain pollution safety” and to carry transit pass and valid documents of goods. Asking all sand suppliers/truckers to strictly adhere to the order, KLNLF warned that it would impose blanket ban on supply of sand if the norms were violated.

SHILLONG, SEP 14: Meghalaya Assembly on Wednesday admitted a no-confidence motion against the council of ministers headed by Mukul Sangma-led Congress government for its failure on all fronts.

Speaker Abu Taher Mondal has fixed the no-confidence motion to be taken up on Thursday after 12 noon.

On Monday, three opposition legislators- James Sangma of National People’s Party, Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit of Hill State People’s Democratic Party and Jemino Mawthoh of United Democratic Party served a notice for moving a noconfidence motion against the ruling Congress-led Meghalaya United Alliance (MUA) government.

Mondal admitted the no-confidence motion after 14 opposition members comprising of eight UDP legislators, four HSPDP legislators and two NPP legislators supported it.

Interestingly, two opposition independent legislators Saleng Sangma and John Leslee K. Sangma were conspicuous by their absence.

However, chief minister Mukul

Acharya and Yitachu interact with media persons at Raj Bhavan, Kohima on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent

UGC on scholarship

DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): University Grants Commission (UGC) has clarified that students who have applied or wished to apply for scholarship/fellowship “shall not be denied benefit due to non availability of Aadhaar No./Card”, DIPR report stated. UGC further stated in such an eventuality, the applicant will have to provide alternate means of verification of identity and bank account to the satisfaction of the competent authority.

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Governor said the course was introduced on August 12, 2015 with faculties appointed from the respective tribes.

Acharya stated that if a person accepted tribals as equal citizens, then there should be no feeling of superiority in the mind since it destroys the emotional integrity.

He reiterated that students in the universities should not only focus on earning money, but should also think of national integration and make the society rich. Governor said “this concept was missing in the university education”.

Sangma termed the no-confidence brought by the opposition benches was nothing new to his government.

“This is not the first time that this government is confronted by such situation. The no confidence motion against my government is also an indication that we are yet to get out of the symptom inflicted by political instability that the state in the past years has been confronting with,” he told journalists.

However, the chief minister said that there are many priorities for both the ruling side and the Opposition to focus. “I leave to the wisdom of the Opposition whether it is appropriate for them to take up issues in the House through no confidence motion,” Sangma said.

When asked if the no confidence motion moved by the Opposition members was influenced by the members from the treasury bench in the backdrop of the rebellion against him, Sangma said, “My job is to ensure that the whole MUA stands untied and response to all issues raised by the opposition. How we do it and how we handle everybody is an internal exercise.”

NEW DELHI, SEP 14 (IANS): The supreme Court on Wednesday asked the central government to persuade the states to halt the holding of sterilisation camps with well-equipped primary health care centres taking over the role.

The court also asked the central government to take a decision by December 31, whether it would like to frame a National Health Policy or not. “The Union of India should make efforts to ensure that sterilisation camps are discontinued as early as possible but in any case within the time frame (of three years) already fixed,” said a bench of Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Uday Umesh Lalit in their judgment.

Calling for a decision on the National Health Policy, the court said: “We have already expressed our sadness at the fact that the National Health Policy has not yet been finalized despite the passage of more than one and a half years.”

Besides calling for a halt to the sterilisation camps, the court said that there should not be any targets for the implementation of the sterilisation programme.

“Although the Union of India has stated that no targets have been fixed for the implementation of the

sterilization program, it appears that there is an informal system of fixing targets,” said Justice Lokur speaking for the bench.

“We leave it to the good sense of the each state government and union territory to ensure that such targets are not fixed so that health workers and others do not compel persons to undergo what would amount to a forced or non-consensual sterilisation merely to achieve the target.”

Pointing to the policy imperative of increasing the proportion of male sterilisation from existing five per cent to 30 per cent, the court said: “Coercive methods are not justified and are not even effective in meeting the goals of population control. Improved access, education and empowerment should be the aim.

“The right to health is an integral part of the right to life does not need any repetition.”

Referring to 363 deaths that have taken place due to sterilisation procedures during 2010-2013, the court said that discontinuation of sterilisation camps would “necessitate simultaneous strengthening of the Primary Health Care centres across the country both in terms of infrastructure and otherwise so that health care is made available to all

persons”.

Stressing that the significance of well-equipped PHCs across the country “certainly cannot be overemphasised”, the court said: “We direct the Union of India to pay attention to this as well, since it is absolutely important that all citizens of our country have access to primary health care.”

Referring to the submission of the central government in the course of the hearing that as a matter of public health issue, sterilisation programme was the responsibility of the states, the court said that it could not pass the buck of its failure of giving national campaign for population control and family planning the importance it deserved.

“It is rather unfortunate that the Union of India is now treating the sterilisation program as a public health issue and making it the concern of the state government. This is simply not permissible and appears to be a case of passing the buck,” the court said.

“This game of passing the parcel and treating a national program as a public health issue has to stop and somebody must take ownership of the Population Control and Family Planning programme.”

6 eastern student bodies back ENCSU demand 1 held for selling expired medicine DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): Six apex tribal student bodies’ forum of the Eastern Nagaland has strongly supported the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU)’s demand for 15% reservation for backward tribes (BTs) in the NSSE II exam and appealed to the state cabinet to consider the plea of the ENCSU “so as to safeguard the interest of the poor backward students of Nagaland.”

In a joint press release, Konyak Students’ Union (KSU) president Loungai Wangnao, Confederation of Chang Students’ Union (CCSU) vice president Kelep Chang, Khiamniungan Students Union (KSU) president Hatho Khiam, Yimchunger Akhiru Arihako (YAA) president Solumba Yim, Phom Students’ Conference (PSC) president Hongkam Ngongen and the United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) president Thrikyuse Sangtam opined that the ENCSU was demanding only for its due share but nothing beyond.

They said “the same should not be conceptualized on a negative footing by any civilized Naga society as well as the state government.”

Six bodies pointed out that the department while claiming to have adhered to the Medical Council of India (MCI) rules was “involved with its manipulative game every minute.” They said the department should understand that the MCI guidelines mentioned nothing on the reservation.

The signatories also accused the department of “totally and intentionally” failing to adhere to the government notification No.RCBT-5/87 (Pt-II) dated September 4, 2015. “Such manipulative and instigative attitude of the department will not be tolerated at any cost,” they maintained.

The forum warned the department to “totally abstain from making/preparing manipulative rules every minute so as to counter back upon the aggrieved people.”

It asserted that the de-

partment “in utmost chaos and confusion” was claiming to have adhered to two sets of rules (MCI rule and departmental manipulative rules).

The six students organization pointed out that the state selection board had been fully authorized and endorsed upon for the selection of the candidates.

Therefore, the forum said board should be held fully responsible “for such manipulative deprivation.”

Expressing surprise that the department had followed both the state rules and the MCI rules, the presidents of six student bodies questioned “on the viability in following two sets of rules on one exercise.”

Further, they expressed surprise at the recent declared results “where the magic number had taken place miraculously.”

“On the contrary, it also places the question upon the department on those additional and unearthed 9 seats that had suddenly popped up after

the declaration of the results,” the release stated.

The forum asked as to why the department “on the pretext of 50/50 miracle” was reluctant to allocate/ accommodate those nine additional seats to the deserving candidates?

They stated that under the direction of Supreme Court, the Medical Council of India (MCI) has given free hand to conduct its own exam in all the respective states of India. However, the signatories said that on the contrary, the department claimed to adhere to the MCI rules.

Asserting that career and future of students “cannot be ruined by such silly jokes”, the six student bodies have questioned the sincerity of the department on the issues.

Meanwhile, the six Eastern Nagaland students’ bodies appealed to all the backward tribes of Nagaland to join hands in voicing out for their rights “least your silence will be misunderstood in the future.”

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KOHIMA, SEP 14 (NPN): In a delayed report, a salesman of a government registered pharmacy located at the Naga Hospital Authority Kohima was arrested for allegedly selling expired medicine to a patient on Tuesday.

When contacted SDPO and PRO Kohima, Atu Zumvu told Nagaland Post that the victim’s family filed an FIR on September 13 afternoon and accordingly police registered a case and apprehended the 28-year old salesman, identified as Mithun Bhowal.

PRO informed that the victim, a minor, who was an outdoor patient, went to the pharmacy to buy medicine for dysentery. However, after consuming the medicine, PRO said the victim suffered severe vomiting.

Upon realizing that the medicine was expired, the victim’s family filed a complaint at the South police station.

Subsequently, Police along with the Drug Inspector inspected the pharmacy and found that particular tablet was expired. As a punitive measure, police sealed the pharmacy, which was opened only on Wednesday evening, PRO said.

As investigation was on, police said that the proprietor of the pharmacy would also be examined.

DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): Pfutsero public in a representation urged upon Nagaland Governor to initiate necessary measures on the deplorable road along NH-29 especially Kohima- Pfutsero- Jessami, which was totally neglected

by Border Road Organization (BRO).

The signatories- Pfutsero Town Citizens’ Welfare Forum, head GB Pfutsero town, Pfutsero Town Colony Chairmen Union and Pfutsero Mothers’ Association stated that Pfutsero town, the commercial and educational hub of the Phek district, was well connected to the state capital Kohima (70 km), district headquarter Phek (72 km) and Tadubi in Manipur (35 km).

However, they claimed that the NH - 29 from Dimapur to Jessami in Manipur, especially Kohima-Pfutsero- Jessami stretch was in deplorable and pathetic condition due to sheer negligence by BRO. They further claimed that the RCC bridge near Chakhabama collapsed in 2007 and the bridge constructed between Mesulumi and Enhulumi was “abruptly “left behind with no remedial measures initiated.

The signatories also criticized the BRO for not carrying out any “visible work” even after work order amounting to Rs. 1.48 crores for upgradation of the KM 62.0 to 67.5 in the vicinity of of Pfutsero town was approved by MoST and NH Government of India in 2011.

They said that only through the initiative of local MLA and parliamentary secretary for planning & coordination, monitoring cell & evaluation and taxes, Neiba Kronu and concerned citizens and youth bodies, the stretch of NH-29 within the vicinity of Pfutsero town had been widened and drainage work was completed. However, they said that fund constraints have thrown a “spanner in the works”.

The signatories stated that since upgradation and maintenance of NH 29 was the sole responsibility of the BRO, the BRO should immediately execute black topping along with “concretization of drainage of the recently widened road”.

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‘Hindi Diwas’ celebrated in Longleng, Mkg, Punglwa

news in brief ANCSU emergency executive meeting: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has convened an emergency executive meeting on September 15, 2 p.m. at its Office Kohima. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

SRSU executive meeting: Satakha Range Students’ Union (SRSU) has convened an executive meeting on September 19 at its banker’s residence for the upcoming general conference. All the executives, advisors, and exofficials have been requested to attend the meeting.

NPF 43rd A/C Tapi constituency consultative meeting: NPF 43rd A/C Tapi constituency has convened consultative meeting on September 20, 10 a.m. at NPF divisional office, headquarters, Mon. All intending candidates and CEC executive members have been informed to reach the venue on time.

(L-R): Students and teachers during ANHTU Longleng Hindi Diwas celebration. Students presenting special song during ANHTU Mokokchung Hindi Diwas programme.

(NP) Sainik School Punglwa cadet being facilitated being Hindi Diwas celebration.

LONGLENG/MOKOKCHUNG/DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): Hindi teachers and students across the State on Wednesday celebrated “Hindi Diwas” by organizing various programmes.

In Longleng, All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union Longleng unit celebrated Hindi Diwas at EBRC Hall Longleng with SDEO Longleng Temsusenla Jamir, as the chief guest.

While lauding the district Hindi teachers for organizing the Hindi Diwas day, Temsusenla said Hindi language should be encouraged and taught with utmost sincerity in all Schools.

She said Hindi has become one of the important languages where it was largely spoken not only at the national level but even in international platform.

Temsusenla urged the

Hindi Teachers of the District to be sincere and take up the responsibility shouldered upon them to shape the life of students.

The chief guest also gave away the prizes to the winners of the 1st Inter School Hindi literary competition held on September 10.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by Bendangnaro Phom, Hindi teacher Government Higher Secondary School Longleng; invocation was said by Gorkha Baptist Church Longleng Pastor T. Andrias Pradhan; welcome address was delivered

by ANHTU Longleng Unit president Shumei Antony, Hindi Diwas greetings was delivered by head master Blooming Bud School Longleng, P. Singh; special songs were presented by students of Government Middle School Block and Good Shephered

School while vote of thanks was said by ANTHU Longleng Unit vice president, Langpe.

MOKOKCHUNG: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union, Mokokchung Unit celebrated “3rd District Level Hindi Diwas” at town hall with adjutant of 44 AR, Maj. Gulshan Kumar as the chief guest and SDEO Mokokchung R Imsusenla as the guest of honour.

Addressing the gathering, Maj. Gulshan Kumar deliberated on the genesis of “Hindi Diwas” and added that Hindi language as constitutionally adopted as Indian National Language, all citizens of the country should be able to speak the language.

D e l ive r i n g a s h o r t speech, SDEO Mokokchung stated that apart from many other factors, ignorance of proficiency in Hindi language

has been a key factor, in leaving Nagas unable to communicate properly with the rest of the country.

She, therefore, urged on the Hindi teachers in the state to address the issue seriously and propagate Hindi language with sincerity.

In the programme, welcome song was presented by the students of Achila Memorial Rashtrabhasha Training Institute, followed by special songs from Olemnung of Friendship High School, Chuchu Town, Sentizulu, Toshi, a dance routine by students of Children School, Mokokchung and poem recitation from Mount Moria School, Ungma.

ANHTU Mokokchung unit president delivered the welcome address, invocation was said by United Baptist Church Pastor L Meren Longkumer and vote

of thanks was delivered by Atsula Yimgchunger. The comperes were Akumla and Lendina. (Correspondent) Sainik School Punglwa: Sainik School Punglwa, Nagaland observed “Hindi Diwas” at the school, where a motivational speech was delivered by Cadet Gomkum Dera.

Principal Sainik School Punglwa, Gp Capt Sanjay Gaekwad who gave away the prizes to the winners under various category stated that Hindi as a language should be nurtured and cherished in everyday conversation.

He added that Hindi apart from being an official language is also a language that keeps the country united despite its diverse culture and one must take pride in conversing in Hindi.

Gaekwad complemented the cadets for winning

prizes in various categories such as Hindi quiz, essay writing and debate conducted earlier from September 1 to 7, which was a part of Hindi Week in connection with Hindi Divas.

In each of the event, cadets of the six houses competed for the top notch. Essay competition was conducted for cadets of class VI and VII on the topic, ‘Problems of Population’. Quiz and debate competition was conducted for the cadets of class IX and X wherein the cadets from the six mother houses participated. The event had culminated with a debate on the topic, ‘India America relation is important for Regional Balance in South East Asia’.

After a very enthusiastic and enthralling competition, Patkai house emerged as the champion of the Hindi Week competition.

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Chief secretary Pankaj Kumar releasing SIRD Souvenir Book . (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Nagaland chief secretary Pankaj Kumar IAS has asserted that no should be filled up except through Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) and has asked the departments to calculate the vacancies for one year in advance and requisition the posts to NPSC. According to DIPR report, he was chairing the monthly AHoDs and HoDs meeting on Wednesday at the Secretariat Conference Hall, Kohima. The house was discussing on the instructions of

P&AR Department on ban of contract appointments, requisitions to NPSC and revised Rules of Executive Business.

Pankaj also mentioned that the civil service aspirants have met him twice and complained about the lack of posts in NPSC exam 2016.

He also said there are changes in the system and the departments have to abide by it. The departments which have not requisitioned any post for 2016 NPSC exam were made to give reasons during the meeting.

Earlier, the meeting

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started with review of minutes of the previous meeting like the usage of Biometric Attendance System in the Secretariat and Departments, online payment of electricity bills in Kohima and Dimapur.

PHED informed that online payment of water bill has been introduced in Kohima and Dimapur is also expected to have the facility by early part of 2017.

Chief secretary reiterated on the deduction of NPS for all the state government employees on time since there

is penalty for late payment.

Secretary LRD, Kikheto Sema IAS highlighted on the problems that could crop up in NPS system in the near future to which Chief Secretary recommended for the review of benefits and problems of NPS system. On cooperate Social Responsibility, Pankaj Kumar emphasized on the need to get ready with the list of companies and co-operations which will fall under CSR. Pankaj Kumar asked all the Departments to set up SVEEP Cell

by October.

In regard to Panning and Finance Departments issues, Secretary LRD, Kikheto IAS suggested the need to pass the salary component of all the centrally sponsored schemes at the earliest and he also recommended the need to stop the creation of new Department and Demands in order to avoid financial problems later.

The meeting also deliberated on Service Rules and Office Memorandum in case conflict arises. Chief Secretary

said Departmental Service Rules contains specific criteria and details however Office Memorandum contains the general principles therefore the Departments should compare and if any differences arise it should approach P&AR. The chief secretary also urged the AHoDs and HoDs to take action on those government servants who defaulted on loan payments since it is against the integrity and accountability of a government servant. The meeting also discussed on the possibility of Cooperation department to operate various central schemes like MGNREGA. Suggestions were made for the Cooperation department to first gain people’s trust however there was a consensus that Cooperative banks can play an effective role in the rural areas since major banks often fails to operate in rural areas.

During the meeting, the chief secretary also released the SIRD Souvenir Book and revised Rules of Executive Business was also distributed.

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DIMAPUR: Department of Social Welfare with assistance from medical officers of CMO conducted a disability medical assessment camp on September 13 at District Hospital Kiphire.

The camp was conducted to assess the disabled and provide certificates and identity card after examination of their impairment, a task towards implementing programmes aimed at upliftment of the weaker section.

CDPO, Z. Tsangkhuchu said that disabilities were prevalent among the middle aged groups and there were 209 present beneficiaries in Kiphire district.

149 differently abled persons with multiple disabilities were examined. Dr. Rebecca Y Sema, Dr. Khelito Zhimomi and Dr. Keviyani examined the patients and assessed the percentage of their disabilities for issuance of disability certificate.

WRUK emergency meeting: Wozhuro Range Union Kohima (WRUK) has convened emergency meeting on September 17, 1 p.m. at Zonal council hall. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

KYSUD informs: Kuki Youth and Students Union Dimapur (KYSUD) would be holding its 51st freshers’ meet on September 17, 9 a.m. at City College of Arts and Commerce campus, S.M colony, Dimapur. Kuki welfare, youths and students have been asked to attend the function while unregistered students have been informed to register on that same day.

NSCN/GPRN Khiamniungan region warns: Taking note of alleged absenteeism among officers posted in Noklak and Thouokuyu sub-division, especially in the medical and education departments, the caretaker CAO Khiamniungan region NSCN/GPRN has informed that it would be conducting surprise checking. In this regard, CAO warned that officers/staff found absent without any valid reason shall be penalised.

DIC Zbto informs: Office of the general manager of DIC Zunheboto has informed that PMEGP selection interview for DIC/KVIC/NKVIB for the year 2016-17 has been fixed from September 20 to 22, 10 a.m. at the office chamber of the DC Zunheboto. All applicants have been informed to bring original document during the interview. It has been informed that no separate calling letter would be issued.

FONSESA Engineers’ Day: Federation of Nagaland state engineering service Association (FONSESA) would be celebrating “Engineers’ Day” on September 15, 10 a.m. at conference hall NPWD Kohima with member NPSC Er. F. Putsure as the guest speaker.

KWB new office bearers: Kenuozou Welfare board (KWB) Kohima has elected its new office bearers for the tenure 2016-2021 to be headed by Chüpfü Mechie-o (Apfhü) as chairman and Khou Metha as general secretary along with four other members.

DBC informs: Duncan Bosti Council (DBC) has informed Multi Purpose Cooperative Societies (MPCS) EDICHANG MPCS Ltd. chairman Limawati, Dunan Basti MPCS Ltd. chairman Lanuchiba, Joktong MPCS Ltd. Chairman P. Ajung Lkr and Lokti MPCS Ltd. chairman Atsung to report to DBC Chairman, for physical verification.

Nagabazar Panchayat informs on parking: Nagabazar Panchayat has in an ‘order’ demarcated ‘No Parking zone’ area within its jurisdiction, which would be enforced by Nagabazar Youth Organization. Informing this in a press note, the panchayat said it has entrusted the youth body “to initiate action against defaulters”, cautioning that the Panchayat and youth organization would not be held responsible for any untoward incident.

PMEGP interview for Wokha: Viva voce interview for PMEGP under DIC and KVIB Wokha for the year 201617 would be held on September 22, 10 a.m. onwards at DC’s conference hall. Informing applicants to bring their original documents for the viva voce, DIC Wokha functional manager further informed that no separate calling letter would be issued in this regard.

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AINCF ‘conclave 2016’concludes PAS inaugurated at MGHSS Mkg D I M AP U R : A l l I n d i a Naga Christian Fellowship (AINCF) conclave was held in Naga Community Hall Shillong from September 9 to 11, where Minister for RD and REPA, C. L. John exhorted the congregation.

In his address on September 11, John reminded the Nagas that “our” identity came from Christianity therefore “we” should uphold its values in whatever profession one was involved in.

The conclave was attended by the Naga Christian Fellowship pastors and

leaders from Ahmednagar, Aizawl, Chennai, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Itanagar, Kolkata, Mumbai, Nagpur, Puducherry, Pune, Shillong, Happy Valley Shillong, NEIGRIHMS Shillong and Vellore.

The important speakers were general secretary Asia Pacific Baptist Federation, Rev. P. Bonny Resu, general secretary Nagaland Baptist Church Council. Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho and director Nagaland Missions Movement, Rev. Andrew Semp.

The conclave was host-

ed by NCF Shillong and its next conclave would be held in Nagaland.

The outgoing convener of All India NCF Forum, pastor NCF Pune, Rev.Achu Chang announced the new team of the forum with Pastor NCF Chennai, Wapangtoshi as convener, Pastor NCF Mumbai Arep Tzudir, pastor NCF Hyderabad Zajamo Odyuo and pastor NCF Guwahati, Peter Thong as its members.

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MOKOKCHUNG, SEP 14 (NPN): Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondary School (MGHSS) on Wednesday inaugurated newly installed Public Address System (PAS).

The system which has been installed in all the classrooms and teachers’ room was donated by the HSSLC Commerce 2011 Batch and was inaugurated by AKM assistant general secretary Shilukaba Longchar as guest of honour.

In his address, Shilukaba Longchar said students of MGHSS should feel privileged to

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"Sadly missed along life's way Quietly remembered everyday....

No longer in our life to share But in our hearts, you're always there" Ten years have gone by and we cannot say we love you or miss you any less.

Today and every day, you are remembered, loved, missed and cared for.

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A year has gone since you left us. Yet, you are never far from our hearts. Mom you will be always missed and remembered forever.

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KOHIMA, SEP 14 (NPN): Capacity building training for beneficiaries under Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) 2014-15 was conducted by office of the chief veterinary and Animal Husbandry, Kohima on Wednesday.

In a keynote address, chief veterinary officer Dr. Vivotuo Macheo said Nagaland being the highest meat importing and consuming state in the country, the department was trying to cover up at least 50% of meat expenditure.

He said the department was implementing the centrally and state government sponsored scheme by encouraging the livestock farmers

within the state. Dr. Vivotuo encouraged the livestock farmers and the beneficiaries to rear the livestock with responsibility and produce it to the general population in the state. The department also assured to extend all possible help to the livestock farmers.

The resource person included poultry Dr. Elizabeth Yhome V.S Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Ilhovi Swu Goatery VAS Veterinary Hospital and Dr. Atouzo Pienyü Piggery VAS Veterinary Hospital.

In the training the department also handed over five piggeries to 10 piggery beneficiaries, 15 goatery to three goatery beneficiaries and 300 poultries to four poultry beneficiaries under RKVY under Kohima district.

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Participants and others after the training programme in Kohima, Wednesday. (NP)

A year has gone that you left us for eternal rest, but the sweet memories that you left behind is still alive amidst us. As we remember you this day, we pray that you will be comforted in the presence of our heavenly Father.

Miss you so much with silent tears.

Loving husband, children & relatives.

Loving family members.

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be studying in a school which provide various facilities for easy learning.

He also encouraged the students and teachers of the school to continue produce good results so as to the reputation of the institution.

While delivering the welcome speech, MGHSS principal thanked those who have contributed and supported the school as it prepares to celebrate its platinum jubilee.

A special song was presented by Wadangnola and the function was chaired by PGT Marbenla. Invocation was said by PGT Tiamenla and the benediction by Associate Pastor (W), Kumlong Baptist Church.

Our paths may change as life goes along.

But the bond between us remains ever strong.

Family members

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved son

Late Kihito N. Chishi 15.9.15

You are gone but with tears, we still miss you dearly and remember in our hearts.

Loving Parents, wife and relatives.

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Implementation of women SKK ‘mission doing right’ phase-I commences quota would help NPF: Tokheho Correspondent

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DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): Implementing the 33% women’s reservation in the Town/Municipal council elections would be a decisive factor, which would benefit NPF in the 2018 Assembly elections, said minister of PHE, Tokheho Yepthomi on Wednesday.

“Civic body polls would be semi-final for the NPF party in the state if political arrangement does not take place and assembly election is to be held in 2018,” Tokheho said at the induction programme of former Congress party workers from 3 Dimapur III A/C who had merged with NPF, at Hotel Acacia Hotel, Dimapur.

He said once the women quota is implemented, the outcome of the civic body elections would also strengthen the party. In this regard, Tokheho informed that the cabinet would

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be holding a meeting soon to chalk out the process to conduct the civic polls and to notify on the dates. The minister while welcoming the newly inducted members into the party urged them to uphold the party’s principles. “If we are strong in Dimapur we can also strengthen the party outside the district”, he added. He urged the party workers to acknowledge and take note of NPF president, Dr.

Shürhozelie Liezietsu, who had stood by the party’s principles during the time of crisis.

“During my 24 years of public service, I have seen Dr. Shurhozelie who has not changed the party but maintained the party principles”, Tokheho said. He also appealed to the party workers to support the present leaders, saying “Legislators and party workers are like husband and wife. Together we are a family”. Earlier, the newly inducted members pledged their allegiance to the NPF party. Short speeches were delivered by secretary central NPF assistant in-charge Dimapur division, Chokhriveyi Venyo and newly inducted president NPF 3 Dimapur-III A/C, P. Wati Walling. The programme was chaired by NPF president Dimapur division, I. Nungsang Jamir while the meeting began with an invocation by associate pastor LBCD, Lalongo.

ZUNHEBOTO, SEP 14 (NPN): All Sümi Student’s Union (SKK) “mission doing right” tour commenced on Wednesday as members begin to tour Akuluto Assembly Constituency under Zunheboto district.

SKK members under “mission doing right” plan to cover seven constituencies under Zunheboto district and interact with stakeholders.

The team in Akuluto town had a marathon meeting deliberated on

Sümi Student’s Union team with stakeholders from Akuluto on Wednesday. (NP)

the mission, in the meet- mously extended solidarity way. The “mission doing ing every stakeholder under and resolved to cooperate right” would culminate on Akuluto constituency unani- with SKK in every possible September 20.

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DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government Primary Teacher Association (ANGPTA) Phek has been formed on September 9, 2016 during a meeting at Lanyezho. The association was formed by merging of Phek district All Nagaland Graduate Primary Teacher Association (ANGPTA), SSA Primary Teacher Association (SSAPT) and Nagaland Government Primary teacher Association (NGPTA). ANGPTA Phek unit has unanimously resolved to support the ANGPTA central body and its representations to the department of School Education to validate the demand and endorsed with the proposed demand at the ear-

liest to accommodate justice to streamline with other departments. The unit requested every right thinking individuals to support and share the solidarity of the deserved ANGPTA demand.

Meanwhile, that association has informed that it would be initiating for collection of data and membership fee of Rs. 200 from every primary teacher for the session 2016 -2017. For further information one has been asked to contact Nusuhz under SDEO Phek 8974995368; Chukutho under SDEO Meluri 8974321393; Vesezo under SDEO Chozuba 8732893317 and Zachupa under SDEO Pfutsero 9436811922.

Implement developmental programmes wisely: Rio

MP Rio and other legislators seen at District Level Combined Meeting. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Nagaland lone Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) and Chairman DISHA, Neiphiu Rio has asserted the need to implement various developmental programmes wisely and with transparency.

According to DIPR report, Rio was speaking at the Combined District Development Co-Ordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) Programme held on September 13 at the Hammock Resort, Wokha.

The MP said the programmes which come at both rural and urban levels under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, should be implemented wisely and with transparency in order to achieve the real purpose.

Rio said that as officers of departments and leaders of the people in different capacities as NGOs and frontal organisations, their good offices and leadership abilities must be put to use for development and progress for all.

During the interactive discussion and review of departmental performances within the two districts, Deputy Commissioner

Mokokchung Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS, stressed on the need to have Aadhar Card by the citizens. He said though it may not seem to be very strictly required now, it may become a compulsory matter in the near future.

Thomas Ngullie, MLA, who also spoke in the programme, encouraged the members present to think analytically as capable officers and leaders, whether some of the central government’s schemes and projects that come to the state are conducive to our prevailing condition or not and whether we need to adopt policies favourable for successful implementation to benefit the people.

He also appealed to the officers, public leaders and the elders to work together for the noble cause of uplifting the people.

While commending on queries in regard to departmental functions and work executions, parliamentary secretary for Labour & Employment, Skill Development and Borders Affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon observed that the officers should be well versed with their respective departments at any given

time or situation.

Advisor Treasuries and Accounts, Relief and Rehabilitation, DR.T.M Lotha and MLA Imkong L.Imchen also attended the programme.

Deputy Commissioner Wokha and M e m b e r S e c r e t a r y, DISHA,Wezope Kenye gave welcome address and vote of thanks was delivered by Sushil Kumar Patel IAS Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung and Member Secretary DISHA. Besides the officers of departments, elders, public leaders, NGOs and leaders of frontal organisations from Wokha

and Mokokchung attended the programme. During the programme, presentations of departmental profiles were given by Rural Development, Land Resources, Social welfare Department, Swach Bharat Mission (Urban/Rural Local Bodies), NHM (Medical Department), SSA MDM (Education Department), and Agriculture Department along with paper presentations in order to highlight their activities.

Achievements of the above mentioned departments, their potentials, grievances and requirements were deliberated at length thereon. The programme was attended by heads of offices, officers and their staff from Wokha and Mokokchung districts.

‘Quality education needed in Nagaland’ Correspondent

KO H I M A , S E P 1 4 ( N P N ) : Though Nagaland has surpassed many states in the country in literacy rate, additional director (HoD), Directorate of School Education, Wonthungo Tsopoe said there was a need to impart quality education.

He was speaking during the State Level Science Seminar organised by directorate of school education under the theme “Pulses for sustainable food Security: Prospects and Challenges”, Wednesday at Rüzhükhrie Government Higher Secondary School as chief guest.

Stating that the literacy rate alone was not sufficient, Tsopoe talked about imparting quality education and educating students about science in a “proper manner”.

Admitting that the state was short of mathematics and science teachers, he said students were more inclined towards “live science” which was why the state could not achieve the growth rate. While expressing hope that the seminar would encourage students to opt for science subjects, he encouraged the students to believe in themselves and to be determined in what they do. Lamenting the K

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“very complacent” lifestyle of the Nagas, Tsopoe Nagas does not think of producing food. He said it was a challenge for the state to make food sustainable keeping in mind the poor economy and for being a consumer state.

In the competition, Anirudh Yenisetti of Jubilee Memorial School Mokokchung was declared the winner while Philomina Rutsa of Don Bosco Higher Secondary School and L. Angphoi of Model School Mon secured second and third position respectively. The winner Anirudh Yenisetti will represent Nagaland state at National Level Science Seminar on October 4 at Nerhu Science Centre, Mumbai. Altogether 19 students from nine districts participated.

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IMPHAL, Sep 14: Launching party’s election campaign with a booth level conference in Imphal, BJP national president Amit Shah kept the focus on potentials of youths of Manipur.

Sportspersons from Manipur has enough potential to bring up India’s sports to the international level, the national president said while addressing at the BJP’s state booth level conference held at Hapta Kangjeibung (Palace Compound) today.

Reminding Manipur as the sports’ powerhouse of the country, Amit Shah said that if sportspersons from Manipur and Haryana were trained well with modern high tech facilities, India can produce more Olympic medallists.

“Manipur khilariyon ki khan he. Yah etna khilari he khel ki duniya me ye Manipur and Haryana, doh raijyoko koihi thikse khel ke duniya me Bharat age parayenge.

Ye joh medal ka akal he ye joh akal bahari bakham barsat me badal jeyenge etani takat he Manipur ki khilaroyongke under he,” said.

Earlier, the BJP president accompanied by BJP national general secretary Ram Madhav, BJP Manipur incharge Prahlad Patel, Union human resource development minister Prakash Javadekar and Northeast Democratic Alliance Convenor and Assam minister Himanta Biswa Sarma were given a warm welcome by state BJP leaders on their arrival at Imphal airport.

Addressing at the state level booth level conference (Booth karyakarta Sammelan) who expelled out BJP led NDA’s initiative towards development of the Northeast region also said that Centre will not allow in any cost remapping of Manipur’s territorial boundary.

Congress has been spreading propaganda that BJP led NDA government was working to alter the boundaries of NE states.

“It is not true and Manipur territorial integrity will not be allow redrawing at any cost,” he assured while convincing the people not to worry the state’s territory.

The saffron bigwig strongly charged rampant corruption being taking place under Ibobi led Congress government in the state.

“The Congress has collecting money from the people of the state for the last 15 years. Have some shame.

When will the looting the poor end,” he said.

After the conference, the saffron leader along other accompanied him, attended a meeting of the executive body of the BJP Manipur Pradesh held at Sangai hall of Hotel Imphal.

State BJP officials estimated a gathering of over 50,000 party workers and supporters from 2749 polling booths across 60 Assembly segments of the state.

Besides, many BJP workers had to back home from gate without attending the conference due to overcrowd.

1913 of 2018 rhino horns examined Barpeta (Assam), Sep 14 (PTI): A total of 1,913 of the 2,018 rhino horns stored in various treasuries of Assam have been examined so far by a panel which completed the checking of Barpeta treasury today.

The with Rhino Verification Committee (RVC) has examined rhino horns in Golaghat (1193), Tezpur (56), Mangaldoi (59), Nagaon(550), Morigaon (22) and Barpeta (22), according to an official statement.

The condition of rhino horns in Barpeta treasury is not good as dampness from the old treasury building has damaged most of them, it said.

Three of the horns are in soiled condition and their composition could not be ascertained by the Forensic Science Laboratory test and therefore their samples were sent for DNA testing, it added.

The committee will check Guwahati treasury containing 99 rhino horns tomorrow, the statement said, adding that the Barpeta treasury contains horns from Manas Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Bullet-riddled SI’s body found in car Itanagar, Sep 14 (PTI): A bullet-riddled body of a Arunachal Pradesh policeman was found inside his car at a place between Itanagar and Naharlagun on NH 415 today, the police said.

The body of Sub Inspector Hano Chatung with two bullet injuries on his head was found in the driver seat of his personal car, Itanagar Police Station officer in charge N Sora said.

A 2010 batch officer, Chatung was on his way to Doimukh from Itanagar to report for duty at around 7.30

Arms recovered from Dimapur-bound truck

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Sep 14: Troops of Maram Battalion under the aegis of Senapati Brigade of Red Shield Division have recovered one AK-47 Rifle and two Pistols which were found carrying in a Dimpaur-bound truck originating from Imphal.

A statement of the PIB (Defense Wing), Imphal Wednesday said that the arms were found carrying concealing in a wooden box when a search was conducted to the truck with registration No NL-01K1180 on September 12 last.The driver, co-driver and the helper moving with the truck identified as RajkumarTati (32), Sonar Singh Basumatary (40) and Swapan Rai (27), all residents of Bokajan of Assam along with recovered items have been handed over to Senapati Police Station for further action, it added.

Assam Govt secondary schools to be declared tobacco-free

Guwahati, Sep 14 (PTI): All government secondary schools in Assam will soon be declared tobacco-free zones as a mission of the state education department. There are 4,316 government secondary schools in the state and out of these, all secondary schools in the districts of Lakhimpur, Baksa, Tinsukia, Udalguri, Sonitpur, Golaghat, Goalpara and Bongaigaon have been reported to be Tobacco-free Educational Institutions (TFEI), as per the submissions made by school inspectors to the Secondary Education Department (Rastriya Madhyamik Siksha Abhiyan).

Secretary for Secondary Education R C Jain said educational institutes must be tobacco-free to ensure an atmosphere for imparting quality Diphu Town Committee Office being vandalised by some of its against non-payment of education and as such this has been accorded priority to this salaries for the past 52 months.

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Officer Bearers of PWD (R&B) Housing Field Worker’s Association Phek Unit would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Shri.

K.Atovi Awomi and his new team of Centre Office Bearers of All Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association (ANPWDFWA).

The Unit wishes all of them more success in their future endeavours.

NEWHUYI VEKHOZO President, Phek Unit General Secretary, Phek Unit OFFICE OF THE

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We the Office Bearers of PWD (R&B) Field Worker’s Association Tseminyu Unit under Kohima District would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to all central officer bearers under the leadership of K.Atovi Awomi.

The Union further wishes them best in their future endeavours.

NNILO KATH HENENLO KATH President General Secretary PWDFWA, Tseminyu Unit PWDFWA, Tseminyu Unit

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OFFICE OF THE SOYIM STUDENTS’ UNION MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND

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The Soyim Students’ Union would like to congratulate the following individuals for their awards and achievements in their respective fields: 1. Shri. Alem Jongshi, NCS, Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang for receiving Governors’ Gold Medal Award on 70th Independence Day, 15th August 2016.

2. Shri. O. Alem IPS, Rtd. DGP, Nagaland for receiving two prestigious awards: a. Jewel of India Award conferred by International Institute for Education & Management, New Delhi. b. Rashtriya Vidya Gaurav Gold Medal Award conferred by Indian Solidarity Council, New Delhi.

3. Shri. Imtionen Pongen, Senior Inspector, Asst. Registrar Office, Cooperative Society Mokokchung for receiving District Award on 70 th Independence Day, 15th August 2016.

4. Smti. Senyangerla, Mukhya Serika, DRDA Mokokchung for receiving District Award on 70th Independence Day, 15th August 2016.

5. Mr. Drenshah, Teacher-In-Charge, GMS Marepkong, Mokokchung for receiving Sub-Divisional Teachers’ Award on 5th September, 2016.

6. Mr. Supongliba Lkr, G/T GHS Yaongyimsen, Mokokchung for receiving Sub-Divisional Teachers’ Award on 5th September, 2016.

The Union wishes them all the best in their future endeavors.

(MR.TALITEMSU LKR) (MR. TEMJENNUNGSANG JAMIR) President, SSU General Secretary, SSU

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Longjemdang Union of Mangkolemba Town extend its heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Longrineken, Hon'ble MLA 29th Jangpethkong A/C and Chairman DAN & NBRM for extending financial help towards the repairing of Mangko ward road at Mangkolemba by the union.

While appreciating his yeoman service to the area people, the union wish him good health and success in all his endeavours.

(PANGJUNGTEMSU) President, LUM

(IMLITEKA) Gen. Secy., LUM

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We the Teacher's and SMC Members of GMS Duncan Lotha would like to congratulate Miss. Yondella Ovung for receiving the Rotary Club Nation Builder Award 2016.

We are also grateful to the Rotary Club for encouraging teachers with such initiative.

It further wishes her good health and more success in future.

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The Imrong Youths Association with immense pride and happiness, would like to congratulate MR YUTSUNGCHABA (S/o Lt.Mr Lanukaba & Mrs Tajungrenla), Principal Model Higher Secondary School, Mokokchung for achieving “Best Educationist Award“ from Friendship Forum of India, New Delhi.

This huge achievements through his hard work has brought laurels to our community. The Association further wishes more success in his future endeavours.

Pangchen Rongchenkaba President, IYA General Secretary, IYA DC-2095

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Itanagar, Sep 14(PTI): Meghalaya Governor V Shanmuganathan was today sworn in as the governor of Arunachal Pradesh. President Pranab Mukherjee had asked Shanmuganathan to discharge the additional duty of Arunachal Pradesh after Governor Jyoti Prashad Rajkhowa was sacked on September 12, weeks after the Supreme Court restored the Congress government in the state. Chief Justice of the Gauhati High Court Justice Ajit Singh administered the oath of office to Shanmuganathan in the presence of Chief Minister Pema Khandu, his cabinet colleagues, besides a host of civil and police officials. Shanmuganathan, who had arrived here yesterday, visited the Itafort, Buddhist Gompa and Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum.

Dear Kanyu..

Many many happy returns of the day. This is the day you had ur first cry n ur mother had ur g reatest SMILE... Happy Birthday Love From Kabou.

Dear Neema (Naina) Many Many happy Returns of the Day as you Step towards another Year.

I wish God will Fulfill Your Entire Desire also His Love and Care be Upon you on this special Day and grant you a long life.

May the lord bless you and keep you healthy Happy birthday.

From Jakku (RJ).

Hachibeni Jami, We couldn’t believe how times goes by so fast as you turn 6 today. Happy Birthday Hach & many many happy returns of the day. May the Lord gives u good health and long life & be successful in life’s journey.

Apo, Ayo, Lich, Janjan & all near & loved ones Baby Imtiakum Happy 3rd bir thday to a little cutey who makes everyday brighter with just a little smile...

You are naughty as ever still the apple of ever yone’s eye. You manage to make us smile so easily and we love you so much.

From dad, mum n family member Dearest Shell(Shelly Chishi)

May you sail through all the obstacles and challenges to success! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Have a Blast!

From: Okusian.

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endeavour. Sustained efforts have been leading to positive results in this respect, he said.

Jain had launched the mission by issuing instructions on April 26 to all school inspectors and these included a set of questions for the school principals who have now started sending declarations that their institutes are tobacco-free, which are now being forwarded to the RMSA office.

The mission to make schools tobacco-free in the state is being pursued by Healis Seksaria Institute for Public Health, education department and Dr B Barooah Cancer Institute, in association with Tata Trusts. As many as 78 secondary schools in Bongaigaon, 189 in Baksa, 79 in Udalguri, 197 in Sonitpur and 120 in Goalpara have also been declared tobacco-free zones.

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Dearest Aki Baby!

Birthdays mean a fresh start; a time for looking back with gratitude at the blessings of another year. It is also a time to look forward with renewed hope for bigger blessings. May you find true bliss as you face your next milestones.

Happy birthday!

From your Loving Amu Nizuto….!

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in the morning. His body was found at around 8 AM. Police suspect it to a case of suicide as bullet marks were found on the right side of the head of the deceased and a hole caused by bullet was detected on the left side of the roof of the car.

A case has been registered at Itanagar police station and investigation is on to know the exact cause of his death, Sora said.

Meanwhile, the body was sent for postmortem at Tomo Riba State Hospital in Naharlagun.

The Chessore Village Council, Chessore Village Baptist Church and Chessore Village Students' Union is delighted to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. K.Showuba on being promoted to the post of Deputy Director, Agriculture, Govt. of Nagaland.

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WOKHA DIST. VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT BOARD ASSOC.

APPRECIATES The Wokha District Village Development Board Association would like to extend heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the DC Wokha, SP, Circle Inspector, Shri. Benrio Shitiri, O.C. Wokha, Lotha Hoho, Lotha Students’ Union, Shri R.M. Lotha Kilonser GPRN unification, Mhathung R. Lotha AEO Kohima, Renthungo Shitiri Accounts Officer PWD R&B Wokha, Nungying Village in general and friends, who took keen interest besides leaving their duties towards the interventions and earlier release of Shri. Mhondamo Shitiri VDB Secretary Nungying Village, District WDVDBA Treasurer and RD Block President Chukitong, who was arrested by 28 Assam Rifles Wokha at early hours on 10/09/2016 from his residence Wokha due to wrong and false pretences. The Association strongly condemns the act and expressed complete disapproval for creating indelible fear psychosis to the sleeping families for which the WDVDBA caution the law enforcing agencies to avoid such foolhardy while dealing the noble job assigned by the Nation in the near feature.

The WDVDBA has also appreciated the commandant 28th AR, PRO and the post Commander Chukitong for hearing to the voice of the above mentions NGO’s and Govt. Officials while dealing with case.

Therefore, the WDVDBA and families pray that the almighty God shower his unceasing blessings and guidance in days to come.

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With immense pride and joy, we the Waromung Senso Telongjem Mokokchung extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. I. Temjenmongba, S/o Lt. I. Imkongniken on being promoted to the post of Head Pharmacist (Class -1 Gazetted).

The Union further wish and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless you abundantly in all your future endeavours.

I.Longri Jamir Imtimeren Chairman Gen-Secretary DC-2093

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The Longchem Students' Union (LSU) with immense pride and joy extend our heartfelt congratulations to Miss. Ayula Imchen, Teacher of Govt. High School Longchem (Adviser to LSU) D/o Late Senti, Ex-Pastor Nokpu, for achieving the "District Teachers Award" on 5th Sept. 2016.

We further wishes her good health and pray for success in all her future endeavours.

Noksangonen Imchen President, LSU

Toshiyangerla Imchen Gen. Secy., LSU

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FELICITATION The Dimapur Pyangsa Ekhung with immense pride & honour extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Er. Zuthungbemo Ovung, son of AY Ovung of Pyangsa Village for being selected to the post of Inspector of Taxes under Commissioner of Taxes in the recently NPSC exam 2016.

Er. Zuthungbemo Ovung

2. E r . A c h u m o O v u n g , s o n o f Nyimbemo Ovung of Pyangsa Village for securing the post of Junior Engineer under Electrical Deptt. in the recently combined technical exam 2015.

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3. Miss. Renbeni Odyuo, D/o Shri.

Longshithung Odyuo of Pyangsa Village for securing the post of Air Hostess under Air India recently posted at Dubai.

Miss. Renbeni Odyuo

The Union wishes & pray that the Almighty guide and grant them good health and successful career in their future endeavours.

Robenthung Ovung Tsumongo Ovung Chairman, D.P.E Gen. Secy.

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also pledged $1 billion for the support and development of “a unified, sovereign, democratic, peaceful, stable and prosperous Afghanistan”.

Jaishankar said that much of this new development aid would cover capacity and institutional building.

“There was some discussion on water management and more collaboration on smaller dams,” he said. In June, Modi and Ghani jointly inaugurated a mega dam that was reconstructed with Indian aid in Herat province of Afghanistan.

Jaishankar also said that India was ready to deliver 1.7 lakh tonnes of wheat to Afghanistan but there have been

There may be problems in govt, but not in family, says Akhilesh

LUCKNOW, SEP 14 (PTI): Amid differences with uncle Shivpal Yadav, UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav was today combative on the decisions taken by him that have led to internal feuds coming out in the open even as he said that there might be problems in the government, but not in the family.

Akhilesh said that he too will follow the directions of his father and SP supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav.

“If I have taken any decision, it was in consultation with ‘netaji’, but at times one has to apply his own mind and I too took some decisions on my own,” he said.

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Yadav clan coming out in the open, Akhilesh skipped two official programmes outside his residence, perhaps to avoid the media, and allowed only “photo-op” for a function there.

But to a question, he said, “As far as family is concerned, everyone abides by what ‘netaji’ (Mulayam Singh Yadav) says and will accept his words.”

“There may be problems in the government, but not in the family,” he said on the sidelines of an event at his 5, Kalidas Marg official residence.

The Mulayam family has been dogged by serious differences with matters reaching a flash point yesterday after Chief Minister shunted out Chief Secretary Deepak Singhal,

NEW DELHI, SEP 14 (PTI): The Ministr y of Defence (MoD) has asked the CBI and Enforcement Directorate to probe the allegations that kickbacks were paid in the USD 208 million Embraer aircraft deal that DRDO had struck with the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer during the UPA rule in 2008.

Government sources said that since the allegations were of a serious nature, the CBI and the ED have been asked to probe.

Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar had earlier this week said that, “If there is a criminal angle, then the CBI will probe as the Ministry cannot”. “If only procedural issues are involved, then the Defence Ministry can do an internal investigation,” he had said.

and Baravafat and Eid-ul-Fitr in 2015.

Jilani sought to know complete details of the messages, if these were given, along with the mode of communication. He also asked if the Prime Minister had attended any Roza-Iftar party in 2014 and 2015, and the details of such programmes.

Jilani claimed before the transparency panel that the response to his one question was provided after four months of filing of the application while

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India on Wednesday reiterated that the ongoing violence in Jammu and Kashmir since the July 8 death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani has been “choreographed from across the border”.

“We have shared the evidence on terrorists who came from across the border with instructions to target our security forces by mingling with protesting crowds and using them as human shields. Terrorism, I would emphasise, is the most egregious violation of human rights,” External

for the remaining two he was given a reply after 10 months.

“After 10 months, the PMO informed me that if I needed this information, I have to go through the website of the PMO. If they had to provide me the link of the website, they could have done so within one month of filing my RTI,”

Jilani said. He also said that his first appeal to the PMO was responded to after 64 days as against 30 days’ mandatory limit under the transparency law. Jilani demanded that penalty be imposed on the PMO for not adhering to mandatory limit of 30 days in responding to RTI application.

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Affairs Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup said in a statement here.

The response came after a general debate was initiated by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein during the 33rd Session of the UN Human Rights Council on Tuesday.

The Indian government said Jammu and Kashmir had started to move towards normalcy after sustained efforts by both the central and the state governments, which included exercise of maximum restraint

by Indian security forces, 7,000 of whom have sustained injuries till date.

Over 80 people have died and hundreds others injured in the violence following Wani’s killing.

“India’s robust democratic institutions and processes have sufficient tools for the redress of grievances and they are already engaged with this issue across the entire democratic political spectrum,” Swarup said.

India has been appreciative of the UN High Commissioner’s efforts to improve the efficiency and streamline the working of the Geneva-based Office of the High Commission for Human Rights (OHCHR).

“However, we remain concerned at the persisting ambiguities in OHCHR governance and administrative arrangements. The High Commissioner’s proposed Change Initiative requires more clarity,” Swarup added.

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He said WhatsApp only shares a user’s name and the phone number with Facebook.

“WhatsApp does not have access to any data as it provides end-to-end encryption”.

NEW DELHI, SEP 14 (PTI): The Central Information Commission has cautioned the Prime Minister’s Office to adopt “due seriousness” in the handling of Right to Information applications and provide responses within the mandatory time limit.

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Separatists had today asked people to occupy highways and main roads from Banihal in south Kashmir to Uri in north Kashmir.

The CRPF said its troops faced at least 67 incidents of stone pelting in Kashmir Valley since yesterday when Eid-ulAzha was being observed.

“16 CRPF personnel injured & 3 CRPF vehicles damaged in 67 incidents of stone pelting involving the force in the Kashmir Valley in past 24 hrs,” it said on a tweet.

Normal life in the Valley remained affected for the 68th day due to curfew and separatist sponsored strike since July 9, following the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen militant Burhan Wani.

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UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav addresses a press conference in Lucknow on Wednesday. (PTI)

considered as his uncle Shivpal Yadav’s favourite.

In a tit-for-tat action, Mulayam took away the post of UP Samajwadi Party chief from his son Akhilesh, perhaps to smooth the ruffled feathers of Shivpal.

But, within hours a peeved chief minister hit back by clipping his uncle’s wings by divesting him of his key PWD, Irrigation and Cooperative portfolios.

Apparently referring to Rajya Sabha member Amar Singh, who had recently hosted a dinner in Delhi where Deepak Singhal, who was shunted from post of Chief Secretary, was present, Akhilesh asked if “outsiders” interfere, how would the party would function.

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SRINAGAR/NEW DELHI, SEP 14 (PTI/IANS): Curfew and restrictions continued in Kashmir today to maintain law and order, a day after two youths died in clashes in the Valley taking the toll in the unrest to 78.

“Curfew continues in Baramullah, Tangmarg, Pattan and Handwara towns of Kashmir as a precautionary measure,” a police officer said.

Yesterday, authorities had clamped curfew across the Valley to foil the separatists’ plan of holding a rally to the local office of the United Nations Military Observers Group.

Two persons were killed and scores of others injured during clashes between security forces and protesters who tried to defy the curfew.

Although, the first few hours of the day passed off peacefully, incidents of stonepelting were received from many areas of the Valley including some parts of the city today.

Restrictions on assembly of people were in force in rest of the Valley. The authorities had to seal some of the sensitive areas including Lal Chowk and high security Gupkar road.

Helicopters, drones and UAVs continued to hover over the Valley’s skyline for maintaining vigil.

With additional forces deployed on the ground, the authorities have been able to keep a tab on the situation with no major untoward incident

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havens and sanctuaries to terrorists, including for those who target Afghanistan and India,” the statement said.

“Both leaders reaffirmed their resolve to counter terrorism and strengthen security and defence cooperation as envisaged in the India-Afghanistan Strategic Partnership Agreement.” According to Jaishankar, Ghani pointed out that this new wave of terrorism was supported by the narcotics trade and that it was very well funded.

“The thrust of the discussion was that today this wave of terrorism is actually a common regional problem,” the Foreign Secretary said. India

CHENNAI, SEP 14 (PTI): Opposition parties, including DMK, today extended their support to the September 16 Tamil Nadu bandh called by various traders and farmers bodies in the state over the Cauvery water sharing row.

“DMK has decided to support the bandh,” party President M Karunanidhi said in a statement.

He urged his party workers to extend “full support” to the protest and participate in good numbers in the bandh, called to protest against the violence targeting Tamils in Karnataka and seek a longterm solution to the water sharing issue. VCK, MDMK, PMK, CPI (M) and CPI have also expressed their support to the bandh.

VCK founder leader Thol.

Thirumavalavan said his party workers will participate in the rail blockade as part of the bandh and that he himself would lead a protest here.

President of the Coordination Committee of Tamil Nadu All Farmers Associations P R Pandian said while about 22 lakh shops will be closed on Friday, 11 lakh lorries will keep off the roads while farmers and members of political parties would ensure the proposed rail-blockade. The Tamil Nadu Vanigar Sangankalin Peramaippu (Federation of Tamil Nadu Traders’ Association) is also taking part in the bandh.

Curfew, restrictions continue in Kashmir

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PM Narendra Modi and the President of Afghanistan, Mohammad Ashraf Ghani during the exchange of agreements between India and Afghanistan, at Hyderabad House, in New Delhi on on Wednesday. (PTI)

transit problems. He said that a transit request has been made to Pakistan but there has been no reply from Islamabad. “Both leaders welcomed intensification in the interaction involving India and Afghanistan with regional and other countries and international organisations to foster peace, stability and development in Afghanistan,” the joint statement said.

The two sides also discussed quick implementation of the trilateral agreement involving Afghanistan, India and Iran, signed in May 2016, using Chabahar port.

“They appreciated, in particular, the outcome of the India-Iran-Afghanistan trilateral consultations and looked forward to the resumption of India-US-Afghanistan consultations in New York later this month,” the statement said.

According to Jaishankar, at the India-US-Afghanistan trilateral on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, “we expect a political, economic, security discussion”.

Modi and Ghani also discussed the ministerial conference of the Heart of Asia - Istanbul Process on Afghanistan’s development to be held in Amritsar on December 4 and the Brussels Conference on Afghanistan to be held on October 5.

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India, Afghanistan express grave concern over terrorism in region

NEW DELHI, SEP 14 (IANS): Without naming Pakistan, India and Afghanistan on Wednesday expressed grave concern over terrorism in the region while New Delhi extended Kabul $1 billion in aid for capacity and capability building.

Briefing the media following bilateral talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and visiting Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar said that a large part of the discussions was devoted to the challenge of terrorism.

“The two leaders discussed the regional situation and expressed grave concern at the continued use of terrorism and violence in the region for achieving political objectives,” he said.

Ghani arrived here on Wednesday in what is his second official visit to India after the one in April 2015.

A joint statement issued following the talks said that the two leaders agreed that terrorism “presented the single biggest threat to peace, stability and progress in the region and beyond”.

“Stressing that elimination of all forms of terrorism, without any discrimination, is essential, they called upon the concerned to put an end to all sponsorship, support, safe

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t was the spark that was lit on July 8, 2016, after security forces killed Burhan Wani, a young Kashmiri who joined the militant group Hizbul Mujahideen after witnessing Indian security forces harass his brother andbeat him unconscious. After the killing, the entire Valley erupted when an estimated fifty thousand people attended Wani’s funeral despite the efforts by the PDP-BJP coalition government to prevent marchers reaching the venue.

Kashmir is faced with a huge unrest and violent protests. Children took to the streets pelting stones at security forces. The incidents brought the civilian death toll to 80 in nearly 70 days of violence. Several hundreds civilian protestors have been injured, many by shotgun pellets used by security forces to clear protesting crowds. Two police officers have died and unofficially, hundreds have also been injured.

The curfew has continues for It was the first time in Kashmir’s recorded history that Eid prays were not allowed in major shrines and mosques and Eidgahs on Tuesday, as the government imposed curfew in all 10 districts of the valley. In Srinagar, the people were not allowed to pray at the most revered shrines, including Hazatbal, Eidgah and Jama Masjid. In south Kashmir, which has been worst hit by the protests, the army deployed one additional brigade comprising three artillery battalions. Sources say more troops are on way to contain the unrest. Mobile telephony was banned immediately after the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani. It was partially restored on July 27 followed by opening of only broadband Internet. Pakistan has offered strong diplomatic support to the Kashmiri protesters and in returning the compliment, prime minister Narendra Modi raised the Balochistan issue in his independence day speech. Modi may have perhaps felt the Pakistan can be dissuaded from its diplomatic offensive by more public pronouncements about Pakistan’s internal challenges. India has largely neutralized the Kashmiri insurgency. Rather than politically engaged separatist leaders, Modi had preferred to arrest them—including 86-year old Syed Ali Geelani. That may have been politically correct but it was a flaw that has ensured the polarisation in the valley. His speech supporting separatist groups in Balochistan, Pakistan may have sounded great but it also lowered India’s stand that Kashmir is a part and parcel of India and an internal matter. The only issue, as per this stand, is that cross border terrorism from Pakistan has to be deal bilaterally.

Balochistan is Pakistan’s internal matter as much as Kashmir is India’s and the rhetoric could have been avoided. The fact is that today, Kashmiris, especially the youth, are angry with the manner with which the PDP-BJP government in the state has been dealing with unrest. Much of the blame can be placed at the doorstep of the remote-controller which is the Central government, which has been more inclined in playing to the gallery. The truth about Kashmir is that the state has three religious groups- Muslims (Kashmir), Hindus (Jammu) and Buddhists (Ladakh).

The voice of just one cannot be said to be the voice of all three. Therefore, the Modi government has to take the call by ensuring that the political parties are given as much importance and function to woo the public while the hardline separatists should also be treated with patience to convince them their future is always better in India than in PoK.

DailyDevotion Arguments or Obedience …the simplicity that is in Christ. —2 Corinthians 11:3 Simplicity is the secret to seeing things clearly. A saint does not think clearly until a long time passes, but a saint ought to see clearly without any difficulty. You cannot think through spiritual confusion to make things clear; to make things clear, you must obey. In intellectual matters you can think things out, but in spiritual matters you will only think yourself into further wandering thoughts and more confusion. If there is something in your life upon which God has put His pressure, then obey Him in that matter. Bring all your “arguments and…every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ” regarding the matter, and everything will become as clear as daylight to you (2 Corinthians 10:5). Your reasoning capacity will come later, but reasoning is not how we see. We see like children, and when we try to be wise we see nothing (see Matthew 11:25).

Even the very smallest thing that we allow in our lives that is not under the control of the Holy Spirit is completely sufficient to account for spiritual confusion, and spending all of our time thinking about it will still never make it clear. Spiritual confusion can only be conquered through obedience. As soon as we obey, we have discernment. This is humiliating, because when we are confused we know that the reason lies in the state of our mind. But when our natural power of sight is devoted and submitted in obedience to the Holy Spirit, it becomes the very power by which we perceive God’s will, and our entire life is kept in simplicity.

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The time will come when winter will ask you what you were doing all summer.

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few years ago when I persuaded Yasin Malik, the first militant in the valley of Kashmir, to give up his fast unto death, his demand was that the International Amnesty should visit the valley to verify the violation of human rights.

He broke the fast when I gave an undertaking that I would myself head a team to Srinagar to prepare a report on the violations of human rights.

Today that kind of confidence has gone.

The Hurriyat has refused to meet the delegation because the Hurriyat is not sure whether the delegation can deliver. There is yet another reason. The Hurriyat wants to rehabilitate itself in the eyes of Kashmiris, who have gone beyond the stage of talks. They want a separate, sovereign country. And they feel that the Hurriyat failed them in the past because it sought solution within the Indian union. Home Minister Rajnath Singh of the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) headed the delegation. The Home Minister was justified

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in saying that the Hurriyat, refusal went against the spirit of Kashmiriyat, which disseminated of love and harmony. The Hurriyat does not seem to recognise that. It gives little importance to the fact that the party came to power through free ballot box, the democratic way of measuring support in the country. The BJP has secured a majority of 543-member in the Lok Sabha on its own, with no alliance before or after the polls. On the other hand, the Hurriyat is only a combination of three factions. One is led by Yusaf Raza Gillani, who still wants accession to the Islamic state of Pakistan, the other by Yasin Malik and the third by Shabir Shah. Gillani is their leader because he represents antiIndia feelings on the one hand and the Islamic content on the other. My feeling is that at least two of them have become irrelevant in the present situation in the valley. They still prefer a settlement through a dialogue. The youth have, however, gone back to gun because they do not find either Yasin Malik or Shabir Shah

delivering what they want, that is Azadi. The gun is no solution either. Over the years the Organization has lost its importance in India. Even the Muslim population, some 25 million cares little what it says.

Therefore, it was not surprising that the Indian media did not even report that the OIC had asked for referendum in Kashmir. The Muslim countries are themselves to blame for this because they blatantly support Pakistan, just beKuldip cause it is a Muslim country.

Unlike Pakistan, where the last word is with the army chief, India is ruled by parliament. The Hurriyat has insulted it. To insult it is to insult the Indian people. It was the suggestion by the CPI (M) that the delegation went.

Yachuri, the party’s secretary, was insistent that the talks should begin with the Gillani group. Raising the anti-India slogans when the delegation reached Gillani’s residence may be helpful in placating the hardcore. But it does not address the core of

the problem. Raj Nath Singh has made it clear that Kashmir was an integral part of India and will remain so. This has put an end to the dialogue on Kashmir that Pakistan has been relentlessly demanding.

Where do we go from here?

There is option to talks. Even a limited war can become the nuclear one. What New Delhi has to appreciate is that the Kashmiris desire to distance themselves from India may not be considered in Nayar any meaningful transfer of power from New Delhi to Srinagar. Yet the impression that the Kashmiris rule themselves has to be sustained. The National Conference waged a long war to get rid of Maharaja Hari Singh and had an icon like Sheikh Abdullah to provide a secular and democratic rule to the state. But the party suffered defeat in the assembly polls because it was seen too close to New Delhi.The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) won because its founder, Mufti Mohammad Sayyed, kept distance from New Delhi,

without alienating it. The Kashmiris voted for him because he gave them a feeling of defiance. Omar Farooq Abdullah had to pay the price of National Conference’s image of being pro-Delhi.

Kashmir’s links with India is too close to challenge it beyond a point. Still the opposition, however small, gives the Kashmiris a vicarious satisfaction of defying New Delhi. Kashmir feels strongly about New Delhi’s step-motherly treatment meted out to the language. And it is generally believed that it is languishing in neglect because Urdu is considered the language of Muslims. If New Delhi were to own and encourage Urdu, the Kashmiris would have at least one reason less to feel aggrieved. People are generally poor like the rest of India and they want jobs which they realize will come through only development, including tourism. But they are not themselves picking up the gun or any other weapon to drive militants out. One, they are afraid of them and, two, there is a feeling that

what the militants are trying to do is to give them an identity.

Therefore, the criticism that there is no resistance to the militants from within the valley should be understandable because it is part of alienation.

I still believe that the 1953 agreement which gave India the control of defence, foreign affairs and communications can improve part of the situation in the state.

The Kashmiri youth who are angry over the state’s status as well the situation can be won over by the assurance that the entire Indian market is available to them for business or service. But this alone may not do. New Delhi will have to withdraw all the acts relating to the fields other than defence, foreign affairs and communications. The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act which was promulgated some 25 years ago to meet the extraordinary situation in the state is still in operation. Were the government to withdraw the act, it would placate the Kashmirs on the one hand and make the security forces more responsible on the other.

Post-mortem CNC proclaims national What is and what not regarding NSEE 2 workers fasting and prayer day

1) The department of technical education has incorporated some MCI rules while making NSEE rules and it is also necessary because the seat allotted to Nagaland is from the Government of India which is of Institution of All India character. As per MCI rules (Selection of students) clause (4) says “A competitive entrance exam is absolutely necessary incase of institution of All India character“ clause (5) (II) says, “incase of admission on the basis of competitive entrance examination a candidate must obtain 50% marks taken together in physics, chemistry and biology at the qualifying examination.

Provided further that in respect of candidates belonging to SC/ ST/OBC the marks obtained be read as 40% instead of 50%.

So the department has to select candidates based on MCI rules if not the candidate send for admission to the institute will be rejected as they don’t fulfill the criteria given by MCI and when that happens we would lose our state quota seat and once lost we cannot retrieve the lost seat. Since the department has selected the candidate based on MCI rules it should be strictly adhered. There is also no 15% reservation for BT so this 15% reservation should be omitted to avoid any predicament in future.

2) Since the state conducted its own exam, it has also set certain rules and regulation. In NSEE guidelines (eligibility)(1) says the candidates must obtain a minimum of 40% marks for SC/ ST and 50% marks for general candidates in physics, chemistry and biology/biotechnology at the qualifying examination of 10+2. However, as per MCI rules, a candidate must have passed in the subject of (PCB) and English individually to be eligible and there is nothing as 40% for ST/SC in PCB at 10+2 to be eligible.

Moreover in NSEE guidelines (3) selection clause (b) says “For selection to MBBS/BDS seats, a candidate should secure a minimum of 40% marks in the entrance examination (NSEE)”.

So here “minimum” means the least marks needed to qualify for MBBS and BDS. So if any candidates secured 40% i.e. 288 marks and more in the entrance exam and were deprived of their right, then they have every right to fight for justice. If not a person who could not win a race could not be given a medal out of nowhere.

So (eligibility criteria) and (selection of student’s criteria) are separate entity and should not be confused. A candidate to be eligible for MBBS/BDS exams need 40% in physics, chemistry and biology at 10+2 exams and to be selected for MBBS/BDS needs 40% marks in the entrance exam. So it does not mean all those who got 40% in (PCB) at 10+2 exams is qualified to study MBBS/BDS courses.

3) In 2014, there was a case i.e. the candidates could not reach the cut-off marks (40%). So the government conducted another exam to fill the unfilled seats.

And for the 20+ vacant seats government compiled the marks of AIPMT (All India Pre-medical Test) and NSPMT (Nagaland State Pre-medical Test). But 2016 case is different i.e. 50 seats are allotted by the Government of India and 51 candidates qualified in the entrance exam. However one candidate was removed by default because of being nonindigenous. So when the number of candidates needed for allotted seats is covered then why conduct re-exam or give grace marks? This is a case of simple logic.

4) The BT enjoys reservation over reservation i.e. in the NSEE exam they were certain reservation even after that, they were given reservation when going for placement. Their rank escalates to a very high position and they enjoy the privilege of selecting their desired institutes before others who fared better than them. So here also the concept has to be cleared that “It is a competitive entrance exam and not a reservation based exam”.

5) MCI guidelines (selection of students) clause(5) subclause(2) provided when suf-

ficient number of candidates in the respective categories failed to secure minimum marks as prescribed in NEET held for any academic year for admission to MBBS course, the central government in consultation with Medical Council of India may at its discretion lower the minimum marks required for admission to MBBS course for candidate belonging to respective categories and marks so lowered by the central government shall be applicable for the said academic year only.

So here the (state) was not given any discretionary power to lower down minimum marks but by the (central government) in consultation with MCI. Wrong interpretation and misinterpretation of rules and regulation should not be done in-order to fool the people. You may escape once but not twice.

6) How come some candidates got good marks but they are in the BT quota? As per reservation system, there are (7) seats for BT. So, out of (45) MBBS seats, till (38) comes under general merit category and from (39) the BT quota continues till (45).

According to NSEE guidelines (selection) clause (d) says, “If there are no qualified candidates from BT, the remaining seats will be de-reserved and given to general category on merit and that have been maintained.

So keeping in view of the above points one has to know that MBBS/BDS course is not something to be taken for granted because Doctors play a significant role in the world. They can either save life or take life just by a slight error. Therefore only the bright and qualified students should be selected for undergoing MBBD/ BDS studies as a person’s life is at stake, our life is very precious and nobody is expendable. It would be a dangerous decision to select an under-qualified candidate to pursue medical courses based on reservation.

Kevise Sogotsu, Seyiekolie Khro, Chichamo Shitiri., (Concerned Parents and guardians)

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he News of Dimapur Railway Station being shifted under Tinsukia Divisional headquarters from Lumding has come as a shocker and it has not gone well with the people of Nagaland. It seems that once again the days of “Rail Roko” and “Bandhs “will return this time due to wrong decision taken by the authorities. Dimapur Railway Station which is going to be made into a Model Railway station in accordance with the announcement made sometime back by the Honorable Railway Minister, Shri. Suresh Prabhu, will lose its sheer if it goes under Tinsukia Divisional Hqrs.

The Reasons are not far to seek. In-fact , while suggestion were invited by the authorities for the betterment of Infrastructure and service improvement, people came forward and offered the same. But instead of doing what is right for Dimapur Railway Station and the people of the State, salt has been rubbed into their wounds. We do not know who are the people responsible for this_ is it NFR or has the decision been taken at the highest level?

It will be a big bonanza for the people of the state, if the present Govt. makes Dimapur as Divisional Hqrs. It will provide a lot of opportunities to the people of the state, bringing

a lot of development to the state of Nagaland and Manipur, and also the neighboring areas in the state of Assam.

Dimapur is strategically located and can serve the Railways much better. The revenue earning capacity and the per-capita income of the Dimapur Railway Station under NFR are something to the proud of and cherished but when it comes to giving returns; the treatment has always been step motherly. Such actions breed dissatisfaction and create a sense of being alienated which the present Govt. has been assiduously fighting.

The Govt. of the day wants the people of the region to feel at par with the other regions of the country. It is possible only if they have sense of belonging.

Actions like, the one__ the shifting of the Dimapur Railway Station under Tinsukia Divisional Hqrs_ hurts them, economically, psychologically and emotionally. I humbly request the authorities to take immediate corrective measures and work on the lines of converting Dimapur as Divisional Hqrs. Till then let it function under Lumding Divisional Hqrs. and avoid unnecessary development bottlenecks.

Pramod Singh, Dimapur, DRUCC, Member, NF Railway, Lumding Division

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his ardent appeal is being made to all men and women of NSCN, who are eagerly waiting for the soon arriving day of solution to Indo-Naga political issue.

The spirit is ardently pleading everyone to consecration oneself to the lord so that we all may enter into God’s appointed day of favor. The Lord is soon bringing a better and brighter day for the Nagas. It is his pleasure to bless us with that pleasant future. But this blessed announcement comes along with warning, “. . . unless you repent, you will . . . perish.” (Luke13:5 NASB). It means, the unrepentant shall not enter into that happy day.

It is true that many of might have fought tough battles with valor. Many of you have borne pains sorrows without measure. Many of you have given up your best for the Naga’s future. We appreciate and admire you so much for all your noble sacrifices you have made in the past. Thank you so much. But, our appreciation is of little values unless God approves it. Because, He is supreme and He appreciates and rewards to people on His own term, not on our term. He said, “I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion.” (Rom9:15 NIV). He will do as He has said.

Now, allow us to say these few words from the Lord, that, we all need to come back to Him and live life that pleases Him. It is true, many of us are no longer true to the noble cause of the Nagas. Many of us have gone too far for earthly pleasure and gain. Many of us have gone astray from the cause. Now, in seeking God’s forgiveness, the CNC proclaims September 24, 2016 as

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the National Worker’s Fasting and Prayer Day. All the national workers, wherever they are, are requested to take this announcement seriously and join in the program leaving aside all duties.

All the CAOs/Pos are requested to take the responsibility to gather all their respective regional workers/staff and organize/conduct the program in their respective places. In the same manner, the Army Unit Commanders and Chaplains are requested to organize this program in their respective units. All the authorities who are living in Dimapur, Peren, Karbi Anglong Districts are requested to come up to Hebron to attend at CHQ/GHQ Church.

Everyone is earnestly requested not to miss the program.

Being human and different in perception, it is easy or difficult to accept and believe every word that comes across our ways. Sometime, it is good to give heed to them without much criticism. Through prayer warriors, it came like this, “It is better to remove the stumbling blocks from the road than to divert the course. It is better to let solution arrive soon than delay it”. It means, the unrepentant shall be removed in order to pave ways for the righteous. To this, we would like to say “Amen, and “Maranatha” if these words are from the Lord, it will come true sooner than later. Let the new Naga generation receive freedom. Let the exploiters, wealth amassers, immoral and corrupt people be gone.

May God help every NSCN member repent and renounce the path of sin.

Rev. Seksim Kasar, general secretary Council of Nagalim Churches

A cry from the wilderness

ehold the lofty mountains and serene hillocks of my Nagalim, “Clouds come and Go, but you remain”. Beautiful flowers abound your vines and trees. How pleasant it is to listen to the sweet tweeting and chirping of the birds of wild. Yokels populated you but unsoiled and unstained.

How tranquil is my Lim, my ‘UTOPIA’. Don’t, in the trademark of NPG, please, deprive my Lim of my freedom- for she has had enough

of what she doesn’t deserve.

The tranquillity of my Lim – no nature’s calamity dares to encounter. Drive them not to perishing but herd them to Nagalim- their “ELDORADO”.

My comrades-in-arm, discuss nobody for that is what little minds do- for it is the great minds who ponder on challenges. Hold fast, o men of appetite for my peaceand strive men of spirit. I am besieged. O men of wisdom, rule over me in tranquillity

for I am at the climax of my labour. Love me and do not nib me in the bud. Be truthful to me, else you shall face the ‘apocalypse’ of divine wrath.

Admit the truth, O NPGs of what you are striving for.

Shout out the truth and be not the ‘NAKED KING’ to let the posterity taste the sweat of your bitterness. “Let us make straight the path”.

Kuknalim.

Medem Jamir, former steering committee member NSCN (IM)

Reader’s Post

To GM, NFR Maligaon Guwahati

(Shifting of administrative Hq of Dimapur Station to Tinsukia from Lumding-Objection thereof.)

Sir,

I am to invite your kind attention to the subject above and request you take immediate remedial measures if the media reports are true. The move to shift the administrative headquarter of Dimapur station to Tinsukia from Lumding would entail undue hardships to the commuters and the people of Nagaland for the following reasons: 1. The distance from Dimapur to Tinsukia is more than 250 kms which would amount to taking a retrograde step as it would result in undue delays in commercial bookings and other administrative matters. 2. Even the present arrangement of having to make bookings from Lumding, which is much closer, is not found to be convenient. 3. The Indian railways is expanding its network in Nagaland state from Dhansiri to Zubza (90 kms) and the union minister had recently laid the foundation stone and the people of Nagaland are eagerly awaiting the railway line to be extended from Dimapur to Tizit. Presently Dimapur is the only railway station in the state and the people extremely sensitive. 4. In fact, with expansion of network in the state it was the earnest hope of the people that the status of Dimapur station would be upgraded. As a member of the Zonal Railway Users Coordination Committee (ZRUCC), it was expected that there would have been consultations before such decisions are taken and if not already taken, I would request you kindly ensure that status quo is maintained before things get out of hand as the people are very agitated. As a member of the ZRUCC, I assure you of our fullest cooperation in making Indian railways world class. I am confident that you will look into the matter sympathetically and expeditiously.

H. K. Khulu IAS (Retd), Member, ZRUCC

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, september 15, 2016

DCC Dimapur visits flood affected areas

DCC Dimapur members with the village GBs and council members.

DIMAPUR: District Congress Committee (DCC) Dimapur led by president, Kughato S Aye visited flood affected area at Yeveto village, 4th Ghaspani 1 A/C to assess the situation of the affected village.

According to DCC general secretary, Khrozote Kapfo the team distributed relief materials to the GB and council members to be distributed to the affected households. DCC Dimapur has appealed to the state

government and department of irrigation and flood control to extend assistance to the affected village. Meanwhile, DCC has thanked Dimapur district administration and ADS Dimapur for their support and contribution.

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Financial literacy camp held at Tuimei village

DIMAPUR: Financial Literacy Camp (FLC) was held at Tuimei village on September 11 wherein the public has agreed to purchase only genuine registered SIM cards only and also to seek for a Customer Service Point (CSP) from appropriate authority.

FLC was organized by lead bank manager, Mon district, supported under FIF and managed by NABARD. During the programme, resource person, DPC (FI) NSRLM, Rajuselie Lhousa explained the purpose of financial literacy camp and stressed on the need of having a saving bank account and urged the people to open account as soon as possible.

He also shared on primary needs like regular signature, uniformity in documenting particulars with mobile SIM, LPG document, AdhaarJob card, pension etc. with SB A/C to avoid obstruction and secure channelization of benefit schemes.

Lead district manager,

Hari K. Subba shared on the concept of Customer Service Point (CSP) and how it was helping the people especially in the far-flung areas facing difficulty to avail banking facilities. He informed about various alternate channels of banking like internet banking, mobile banking, e-buddy etc. that have made banking very convenient to the people.

Subba also informed the public to operate their accounts through deposit or withdrawal time to time to avoid from becoming an inoperative or dormant account.

Altogether 107 members attended the FLC. The meeting was chaired by deputy Angh and VG Commandant, P. Letpong, invocation prayer by pastor TBC Nokyam, welcome address byAngh of Tuimei village P. Khongwang, vote of thanks by chairman, village council, A. Chingkai, benediction was delivered by church secretary P. Chohnyem while Akho Chadi from SBI Bazaar Branch assisted the program.

KWC on cleaning common cemetery DIMAPUR: Common cemetery Kiphire town was cleared and cleaned up by Seyochung Village Government Service Union Kiphire Town (SVGSUKT) during a social work conducted on August 29.

In a press note by Kipongya Ward Council Kiphire chairman, Chumlongse and secretary Inato Yeptho stated that the cemetery had been left unattended for many years which has caused difficulty for the citizens during the time of burial.

KWC has appreciated the good work done by the SVGUKT, setting an example for all the citizens’ of Kiphire town. Meanwhile the KWC also appealed the general public to follow the same concern and maintain the common cemetery in the days to come.

Further, KWC has also urged upon the administrator Kiphire town council to look into grievances of the common cemetery and initiate possible steps to keep it clean for the benefit of the general public.

Manav Utthan Sewa Samiti (MUSS) Chandmari, Kohima under the guidance of Satpal Ji Maharaj and led by Mahatma Bedha Baijee along with the team distributed stationery items to Government Primary School, A.G. Kohima on September 9, under the theme “Mission education”. MUSS further extended gratitude to Dainty Buds School, Kohima for rendering humanitarian services by its donation and supporting our organization to help the privilege students in the society.

State task force meet for Workshop on ‘conflict resolution’ held ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’

Kendriya Vidyalaya Kohima has been celebrating the cleanliness drive, “Swachhta Pakhwada” from September 1 to 15 at its school daily in which all the students, teaching DIMAPUR: One day workshop on “conflict couraged the youth to consecrate their minds & non-teaching staff members and neighbouring residents resolution” was conducted by Holy Cross Par- and be a source of peace in the daily walks actively take part in the cleanliness drive.

ish youth in collaboration with Peace Channel at Holy Cross conference hall on September 10. In the workshop, director of Peace Channel, Rev. Dr. Fr. Anto said “change your mind, perception and attitude and see every individual as God’s unique creation regardless of caste, tribe and religion”.

He further cited the example of St. Mother Teresa who saw the image of Jesus in every individual she worked with. He en-

of life. Supongtula Aier shared the origin and activities carried out by the organization in the state and the region. She stated that Peace Channel has reached out and touched the lives to over 80,000 youth.

In his concluding remark, assistant director Peace Channel, James Mavelil encouraged the youth to be the harbinger of peace and build peaceful environment wherever they lived.

DLCC Kohima quarterly meeting

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DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Secretary for Jail, Science and Technology, S. Hukavi Zhimomi inaugurated water supply project at North Point, Zunheboto, Wednesday.

According to DIPR report, in his address, the parliamentary secretary thanked minister, PHED, Tokheho Yepthomi for the initiative in making the project a reality.

Hukavi said with the new water supply, the problem of water scarcity in Zunheboto town will be reduced. The parliamentary secretary also thanked executive engineer, PHED, Er. Kitoshe Aye for being supportive and initiating the project and Executive Engineer, Power, Er. Atoho Achumi for electrification.

EE, PHED, Er. Kitoshe said that the new water supply project has a capacity of 1.40 lakhs litres per day during monsoon and 1 lakh litres per day during winter.

The project was dedicated by Executive Secretary, SBAK (NM), Rev. Hukugha Zhimo.

istration but maintaining of records is required and state has 49 registered ultrasound centres with 2 new registrations done in 2015 and 4 more in 2016.

Status of girls enrolled in Nagaland during 2015-16 was given by commissioner & secretary, School Education, F.P.Solo.

As per enrolment of Unified-District Information System for Education (UDISE) data of 2015-16, girls in general in Nagaland from primary till upper primary classes, were more as compared to boys. He was of the view that girls were not far behind as per the UDISE data.

Status on implementation of POCSO Act in Nagaland was given by legal aid counsel-cum-trainer Joshua Sheqi.

Welfare, Hotokhu Chishi on behalf of DLCC congratulated and wished him for greater awards in future.

SDPO South, Kohima, Atu Zümvü also highlighted the success story behind his achievement of the Award and expressed his thanks and gratitude to all his seniors and every individual for their supports and kind gesture shown to him.

Five Schools and one college were also awarded Tobacco Free School Certificate during the meeting which included, G. Rio Schools, Northfield School, Model Higher Secondary School, Ministers Hill Baptist Higher secondary School, Little Flower Higher Secondary School and Oriental College under Kohima District.

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by EAC HQ, Longleng, Zhoi Lohe and VCFS activities - a brief presentation on the recently concluded Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) carried out in Longleng district was given by Vekhwusalu Dawhuo, SRCW. Status of PCPNDT Act with special focus on Gender Critical District Longleng was given by jt. director, department of Health & Family Welfare, Dr. Kevingulie Solo. The Act was introduced in Nagaland in 2002. As per PC&PNDT (Amended) Act 2003 (14/2) ultrasound machine is brought under the Act where not only reg-

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DIMAPUR: Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao (BBBP) State Task Force meeting was held on September 7 at conference hall of the chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, IAS, who also chaired the program.

A brief introduction on BBBP- Nagaland Chapter which started last year was given by secretary, Dellirose M. Sakhrie (IAS), who informed that due to the reporting format, it required a lot of data & information from the converging departments.

She further raised the issue of Mother and Child Protection Card (MCPC) issued both by Health & Family Welfare Department (ASHA), as well as Social Welfare Department (Anganwadi).

An overview of Village Convergence and Facilitation Services (VCFS) was given

ment volunteers from Kohima Village Youth organisation in the enforcement team during the shop checking exercise whenever it’s being carried out and also decided that the enforcement team should conduct the checking once in a month. KMC Administrator, Kovi Meyase suggested for sensitization programme on the harmful effects of tobacco for all the 19 Wards under the Kohima Municipal Council, where the members agreed and decided to organize it during the next quarterly months.

DLCC also felicitated SDPO South, Kohima, Atu Zümvü who was recently awarded the Shaurya Chakras (SC) Award, announced on the occasion of Independence Day 2016. Jt. director and state nodal officer Health & Family

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DIMAPUR: District Level Coordination Committee (DLCC) on Tobacco Control held its quarterly meeting at DC’s conference hall, Kohima on September 14.

According to DIPR report, agendas discussed included the distribution of Ambassador Card on Smoke free City to Tobacco free schools and institute where it was decided that the card would be distributed depending on the enrollment of the students in each institute with proper guideline and action plan for further implementation.

The meeting also decided that further sensitization programme for police personnel would be carried out in some more police headquarters in the following months and also to involve the trained enforce-

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“Bringing electricity and petroleum within the scope of the GST could make Indian manufacturing more competitive,” the report had said.

The gover nment has put implementation of GST, which seeks to replace plethora of central taxes including excise duty, service tax, cesses and state taxes such as value-added tax, octroi, entry tax with a single levy, on fast track and the newly set up GST Council will meet later this month to take a call on crucial issues.

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minimal tax from the beginning as it could help in bringing down the overall tax rate and allow the industry to get credit.

The Arvind Subramanian committee has recommended a standard GST rate of around 18 per cent. There are concerns GST could stoke inflation. ET had reported some policymakers are in favour of rate as low as 16 per cent.

Tax at marginal rate would not hurt consumers much but will benefit industry in a big way. “If the petroleum products are taxed at a GST rate which is equivalent to the input GST cost, the cascading of taxes would be mitigated and the final price of the products may reduce,” said Bipin Sapra, partner, EY. Sapra said this will allow some credits to the sectors such as power, airlines, transport of goods and passengers, which will help in reducing the cost of these services.

“There have been discussions on having some tax on petroleum products...,” said a government official, adding that the final decision would rest with the GST Council.

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N E W D E L H I , S EP 1 4 (Agencies): Petroleum products, including crude and some intermediate products, could be taxed under the proposed goods and services tax (GST), a move that will reduce the imperfections in the new levy and also narrow the inflationary impact of the tax.

A proposal favouring imposition of a modest tax on these products is being examined and is expected to be taken up by the newly constituted GST Council where the government will try and convince states of its merit.

The idea is to have some minimal tax of about 2-3 per cent so that seamless flow of credit is not broken and cascading is removed.

These products are at present proposed to be covered within the GST but zero rated till the time the council decides to impose a tax. States will continue to have freedom to levy local sales tax on it.

States have been opposed to a change in tax regime for petroleum goods, an easy way of quickly mopping up revenues if needed.

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Hong Kong’s Hang Seng was down 0.10 per cent, Shanghai’s Composite index fell 0.30 per cent while Japan’s Nikkei shed 0.24 per cent in their early trade.

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rassed, least of all pensioners because they are mostly senior citizens. And they need that resource and their life depends on that resource. So any delay or red tapism can actually cause a lot of harassment if not destitution,” he said.

He said the facility of tracking pension status on mobile phone is a giant step taken by the Central Pension Accounting Office (CPAO).

The website will provide one-stop solution for pensioners to access information relating to status of pension cases, and pension payments processed by central ministries and banks.

CPAO disburses the pensions through authorised banks to central government pensioners and in the current fiscal it is managing the pension budget of Rs 32,070 crore. In 201516, the CPAO handled 60,211 pensioners’ grievances.

Speaking on the occasion, Controller General of Accounts M J Joseph said the portal will bring in transparency and accountability and ensure more responsive way of handling pensioners grievances.

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industrial output contracted by 2.4 per cent in July, registering the worst performance in eight months mainly on account of declining output in manufacturing and capital goods sectors.

Meanwhile, Retail inflation eased to a five-month low of 5.05 per cent in August.

A weak trend in other

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New Delhi, SEP 14 (PTI): Over 11.61 lakh government pensioners can now track the status of their pension and grievance redressal through SMS as well as monitor receipts online -- steps that aim to “lessen harassment” for senior citizens.

The web portal launched

by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will enable central civil pensioners, family pensioners and freedom fighter pensioners to view their complete pension profile digitally by logging into www.Cpao.Nic.In. They will also be provided with SMS facility for tracking status of pension process and their grievance registration as well as disposal.

The website, which will serve as a one-stop destination for providing information and speedy redressal of grievances, can also be accessed through mobile devices and it would also provide an option to pensioners to give their feedback.

Launching the portal, Jaitley said it is an extremely important initiative which will lessen harassment.

“Nobody should be ha-

the official said.

“A rough estimate suggests about Rs three lakh crore on the project and the scheme is being finalised,” he said.

The economic corridors include Mumbai-Cochin-Kanyakumari, Bangalore-Mangalore, Hyderabad-Panji and Sambalpur-Ranchi to name a few, the official added.

The official said the project would be taken into phases and would be awarded under various modes that include build, operate, transfer (BOT) toll mode and the newer hybrid annuity mode (HAM) under which the while the government provides 40 per cent of the project cost the developer has to arrange for remaining 60 per cent.

Once completed the economic corridors would reduce the travel time and result in reduction in logistics costs.

Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has been stressing on the need for reducing logistics cost in the country from the present 18 per cent.

Noting that high logistics cost has been one of the major bottlenecks in trade and business the Minister has been stressing the need to develop innovative methods for transport.

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an impressive 451 MHz of spectrum pan-India -- Aircel’s 187.6 MHz, Sistema Shyam’s 39.4 MHz and Reliance Communication’s 224 MHZ. This will be the secondlargest spectr um holding amongst all operators, said the company, spread over 448 MHz, 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1,800 MHz and 2,100 MHz bands. It will enjoy an enhanced business continuity through extended validity of spectrum holdings till 2033-35.

Aircel is India’s fifth largest GSM-based mobile service provider with a subscriber base of 65.1 million. Following the merger, officials said, the subscriber base of Sistema Shyam, Aircel and Reliance Communications wireless combo will be over 180 million customers.

Aircel is majority owned

by Malaysia’s Maxis Communication and Sindya Securities and Investments.

“The merged company will be one of India’s largest private sector companies, with an asset base of over Rs 65,000 crore and net worth of Rs 35,000 crore,” the Reliance Communications statement said.

New Delhi, Sep 14 (PTI): Government may soon come up with an ambitious Rs 3-lakh-crore Economic Corridor project to develop 35,000 km of highways for faster movement of freight.

This would be the second largest project in the sector after the flagship road building programme of NHDP which saw development of 50,000 km of National Highways network as per global standards including the Golden Quadrilateral project.

The Golden Quadrilateral project aims at connecting all four metropolises and North-South Corridor connecting Srinagar to Kayakumari and East-West Corridor joining Porbandar to Silchar.

“A Road Transport and Highways Ministry-appointed study for economic corridors by global consultancy firm AT Kearney has identified 40 such economic corridors totaling about 35,000 km,” a Road Transport and Highways Ministry official told PTI. The project is aimed at faster movement of cargo and would not only under developing economic corridors with a length of about 21,000 km but also developing 14,000 km of feeder routes, i.E. Providing connectivity to logistic hubs,

MUMBAI, SEP 14 (PTI): Continuing its downward trend, the benchmark BSE Sensex fell over 30 points in early trade on Wednesday as investors indulged in cutting down their bets on disappointing macroeconomic data and weak trend in Asian markets.

The 30-share barometer declined by 30.22 points or 0.10 per cent to 28,323.32 with metal and FMCG stocks trading in the red, falling by up to 0.43 per cent. The gauge had lost 691.74 points in the previous two sessions.

The market remained closed on Tuesday on account of “Id-ul-Zuha”.

On similar lines, the NSE Nifty shed 7.25 points or 0.08 per cent to 8,708.35.

Brokers said market mood took a hit after IIP data, which was released after trading hours on Monday, showed

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of both Reliance Communications and Maxis (holding arm of Aircel), given the benefits of wide-ranging spectrum portfolio and significant revenue and cost synergies,” Chairman Anil Ambani said.

“Since acquiring Aircel in 2006, Maxis has invested in excess of Rs 35,000 crore into Aircel, making this one of the largest foreign investments into India, not only in the telecom industry but across all sectors,” the Malaysian company said.

“The magnitude of this investment, and the further equity commitment in support of this deal, are underpinned by Maxis’ belief in the long term growth potential of both India and the Indian telecom sector,” it added.

In November last year, Reliance Communications had announced the takeover of the telecom business of Indo-Russian venture Sistema Shyam (brand name MTS) in a deal valued at Rs 5,000 crore ($730 million), involving both a stock-swap and payment towards spectrum.

This business also goes to the new entity to be formed with Aircel, which will have

Govt plans Rs 3-lakh-crore Sensex extends losses on weak IIP data Economic Corridor project

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Mumbai, Sep 14 (IANS): With India’s telecom space hotting up to competition and just ahead of the largest spectrum auction due from next month, Reliance Communications on Wednesday announced yet another pact to consolidate its wireless operations -- this time with Aircel.

Officials said in this unique deal, the wireless operations of Reliance Communications will be merged with Aircel and the new entity will be renamed, along new re-branding.

The new company could also be saddled with a debt of Rs 28,000 crore, equally divided between the two groups.

But for the promoters of the two groups, the debt will reduce by Rs 20,000 crore or over 40 per cent in the case of Reliance Communications, and Rs 4,000 crore for Maxis upon completion of the transaction, expected in 2017.

The board will have equal representation from the two sides, with 50 per cent shareholding each, said a statement from Reliance Communications. “We expect this combination to create substantial, longterm value for the shareholders

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Regd. No. 592 Date. 18.03.2008 I, Shri. Vevo Sapu, aged about 58 years S/o (L) Lhuprusa Sapu resident of Phugi Village under Phek District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1) That my name Vevo has been entered in all the official documents and correspondence without addition of my Surname “SAPU”.

2) That my name in addition to Surname shall be use for all official correspondence and purposes.

3) That this affidavit is declared for any future complication.

That the statements made in this affidavit are true to my knowledge and the facts are derived from records which is true, and I signed this affidavit on this 17th day of March 2008 before the Competent Authority at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and stated before me by the above named deponent in my open court.

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UN SG Ban Ki-moon hopes ratification on climate deal ment from India that it will ratify the agreement soon.

Ban will hold a special event on September 21 on the sidelines of the General Debate at the 71st UN General Assembly session, inviting world leaders to deposit their instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession to the Paris Agreement on climate change.

The event will also provide an opportunity to other countries to publicly commit to joining or ratifying the agreement before the end of 2016.

Dujarric said the UN fully understands that there are different constitutional processes in different countries.

“Some take more time.

Some take less time. We know that the EU is in a particular spot where all of them have to agree before any can… any of them can bring their instru-

ments over.

But the Secretary-General is continuing his lobbying effort...to all concerned Member States,” he said.

The US and China, the world largest emitters of greenhouse gases, formally joined the Paris climate accord earlier this, submitting their signed documents to Ban KiMoon in Hangzhou, China.

So far, 26 countries have ratified the agreement, which will enter into force a month after at least 55 countries, accounting for 55 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, deposit their instruments of ratification or acceptance with the SecretaryGeneral.

The 71st session is also expected to help efforts to secure entry into force of the Paris Climate Change agreement by year end, before Ban’s tenure as Secretary General ends.

India, China yet to agree on NSG

NRI bags prestigious Lemelson-MIT prize

will be held in Beijing.

While blocking India’s membership in the NSG with the NPT rider in the last few months despite majority backing, China has not openly spoke of its backing for Pakistan’s membership along with that of India.

Officials say that China’s emphasis on “non- discriminatory formula” could become stumbling block for India, considering strong reservations among several NSG members about Pakistan’s track record in nuclear proliferation.

In the June Plenary of NSG in Seoul, despite strong American support, China stonewalled India’s bid to join the group on the grounds that it was a not a signatory to the NPT.

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and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat. The Oslo peace accords constituted a historic breakthrough in the conflict between Jews and Arabs in Palestine. It was the first peace agreement between the two principal parties to the conflict: Israelis and Palestinians. The elder statesman is one of Israel’s most admired symbols and the last of its founding fathers. Peres has held almost every major political office since Israel was founded in 1948, including three terms as prime minister and stints as foreign and finance minister.

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and was being taken to the neurosurgical intensive care unit, the centre’s head Itzik Kreiss said. Kreiss said the stroke had caused “lots of bleeding”.

Peres was “in serious but stable condition”, doctors treating him said. In January, he had undergone a successful minor surgery at the same hospital after suffering a small heart attack. The veteran politician was jointly awarded the Nobel Shimon Peres Peace Prize in 1994 for his we’re saying to him. He shook contributions in reaching an interim peace agreement with our hand,” Walden said.

Peres was rushed to Is- the Palestinians, along with rael’s largest Sheba Medical Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin Centre near Tel Aviv after he suffered the stroke yesterday.

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Jerusalem, Sep 14 (PTI): Shimon Peres, former Israeli president and Nobel laureate, suffered a massive stroke and was in “serious but stable condition” today with the Jewish nation praying for 93-year-old veteran politician who first attempted to end the century-old conflict with Palestinians. Rafi Walden, the son-in-law and personal doctor of Peres, said the statesman seemed “responsive” when taken out of the induced coma for a short while overnight.

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India had signed an agreement to give Rs 8 billion as grant to build 607-km stretch of the 1792-km road project.

The Prime Minister said he would also hold discussion with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi regarding implementation of the Pancheshwar Multipurpose Development Project and assistance for postquake reconstruction.

India last year promised to provide USD one billion financial assistance to Nepal for the reconstruction works after the devastating earthquakes.

Prachanda said he would raise the issues including construction of integrated check post at Birgunj and cross-border inundation.

He made it clear that he would sign no agreement with India against national interests.

He said he would inspect Nathpa Jhakri Hydropower Project in Himachal Pradesh and also visit Patanjali Yogpeeth and its industrial/manufacturing units in Haridwar during his four-day entourage to India.

Prachanda yesterday briefed President Bidya Devi Bhandari about his upcoming state visit to India.

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has been narrowed down, he said, adding that both the sides should create an environment of trust for resolving the matter.

“The government is serious about making the constitution acceptable to all sides,” the Prime Minister said.

The Madhesi parties had led a six month-long agitation, mainly to protest against the seven-province federal model enshrined in the Constitution.

At least 50 people were killed during the protests in south Nepal last year over the issue.

Prachanda has also briefed the Parliament about his upcoming visit to India.

While addressing the House, he said that his visit to India would focus on strengthening the bilateral ties.

He said that he would urge the Indian government to help complete the construction of Postal Highway at the earliest.

The work of Postal Highway, also known as Hulaki Rajmarg, has been affected because of the delay in getting consent for selection of contractors from the Indian government nine sections. The project has been divided into 17 sections.

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Washington, Sep 14 (PTI): An Indian-origin scientist has bagged the prestigious Lemelson-MIT Prize worth USD 500,000 for his groundbreaking inventions to create solutions to improve lives globally. Nasik-born Ramesh Raskar, 46, is founder of the Camera Culture research group at the MIT Media Lab and an Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences. “Raskar is the winner of the 2016 USD 500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize for his groundbreaking inventions, commitment to youth mentorship, and dedication to improving our world with practical yet innovative solutions,” a media release said yesterday.

Kathmandu, Sep 14 (PTI): On the eve of his maiden visit to India, Nepalese Prime Minister Prachanda today expressed his government’s commitment on amending the new Constitution to make it acceptable to all sides and said that his trip to New Delhi was not linked to it.

“There is no connection between my India visit and the matter relating to constitution amendment,” Prachanda said while talking with the leaders of agitating Madhesi parties and ethic groups at the Prime Minister’s office today.

Prachanda will travel to New Delhi tomorrow for a four-day goodwill visit, his first foreign visit after assuming power some six weeks ago.

Constitution amendment is “our internal matter and we will resolve the issue within the country” by holding political dialogue, he said.

“My India visit is a diplomatic issue aimed at strengthening relations between the two countries,” he said.

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Geneva, Sep 14 (PTI): In yet another sharp rebuff to the UNHCHR’s reference to Jammu and Kashmir, India today said it was concerned at “persisting ambiguities” in the UN body’s governance and asserted that the violence in the state was “choreographed” from across the border. Hitting out at Pakistan, India also emphasised that it has shared evidence of terrorists who came across the border with instructions to target the security forces by mingling with protesting crowds and using them as human shields. “Terrorism, I would emphasise, is the most egregious violation of human rights,” India’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative at the UN in Geneva, Ajit Kumar, said during the General Debate on the oral update by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR) during the 33rd Session of Human Rights Council here. India also stated that the whole state of Jammu and Kashmir is its integral part while Pakistan remains in illegal occupation of a part of its territory and the “two cannot and should not be equated”.

This press release is directed to the rejoinder-cum-clarification issued by Shri Inakhu Aye, a regular Govt. employee, posted as Draftsman under SDO-II, PWD (R&B), Dimapur, published in Nagaland Post dated 10/09/2016 by wrongfully assuming as President, ANPWDFWA, Nagaland.

In this regard, it is clarified to all concerned particularly the Govt. authorities of the concerned department that on a motion of impeachment proceedings against Shri Inakhu Aye, the then President of ANPWDFWA, the impeachment proceedings held in Dimapur on 31/08/2016 which was participated by the representatives from 9 districts, on a unanimous decision, he has been removed from the President of ANPWDFWA for his serious misconduct. The meeting was also of the unanimous view that no lawyer shall be required to act for/on behalf of the association to pursue any matters relating to the association and its members by personally approaching different sections/branches of Govt. offices and officials. Therefore, other than to plead before the court or any authority where the appearances of lawyers are allowed, no such legal assistance shall be engaged to pursue the movement of files or records. It is also clarified that there is no provision empowering the President to appoint any legal advisor more pertinently, without the concurrence of the office bearers and no discretionary power can also be inferred. Therefore, the appointment of Shri Povotso Lohe as legal advisor of the association by Shri Inakhu Aye claiming to have appointed in the exercise of his discretionary power is null and void and such appointment is not binding on the association.

Hence, it is hereby informed to all concerned that the said Shri Inakhu Aye or his representative or assistant has no authority to act for / on behalf of ANPWDFWA, and henceforth, any such dealing shall be null and void. For clarity, it is informed to all concerned that the ANPWDFWA has its own duly constituted office bearers assisted by the members of its Executive Committee who are the only lawful authorities to look after the affairs of the association and its members in terms of the provisions of the Articles of Association.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Tsungiki Students' Union (T.S.U) and GBs with immense pleasure take this opportunity to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Y. Vungthungo, Principal, G.H.S.S Chukitong for receiving the "Global Award" for the best Indian educationist award 2016, the third recipient among the Nagas after S.C. Jamir and Neiphiu Rio during the conference held on 28th August 2016, on Economic Growth and National unity which was presented Ch-Randhir Singh Honourable Governor of Sikkim at New Delhi. The award in given for the outstanding and extra ordinary achievement to promote great friendship in India inter nation co-operation in the field of education initiated by Global friendship forum with its Head Quarter (HQ) at New Delhi also the Union proudly announced being the person in getting the "Jewel of North East Gold Award" for the year 2016. The union wishes him success in his future endeavour.

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PRAYER AND FASTING SERVICE OBSERVED ON DISTRICT JAIL WOKHA District Jail Wokha conducted the prayer and fasting service at Jail premises on 11-09-2016 from 7:00 A.M onwards with the rest of All India Prison Ministry (AIPM) Nagaland Branch. The service was led by the Jail Chaplain who also brought the message from the word of God, while exhortation was given by Assistant Jailor. The staff and inmates had a blessed time together throughout the service.

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OFFICE OF THE ALIBA FELLOWSHIP MOKOKCHUNG FELICITATES The Aliba Fellowship Mokokchung Town and The Aliba Union Mokokchung Town would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr Moatoshi Ao, S/o Mr & Mrs Tali ( Advocate) for being Awarded Ph.D on the Thesis “Naga Customary Law Vis-à-vis Constitutional and other legal provision“ from the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi.

We wish him the best in all his future endeavours.

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specific non-NPT country. But we are willing to have discussion with the NSG members on the accession of non-NPT countries,” she said.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry’s statement after yesterday’s talks said, “China supports the notion of two-step approach within the Group to address the above question, i.e., at the first stage, to explore and reach agreement on a non-discriminatory formula applicable to all the non-NPT states, and to proceed to take up countryspecific membership issues at the second stage. China, for its part, expressed its readiness to actively participate in the above process within the group”.

Hua said the next round of talks between the officials of India and China on the issue

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KOHIMA MANGMETONGLAR TELONGJEM FELICITATES

The Kohima Mangmetonglar Telongjem with immense pride and joy extends our heartiest congratulations to:1. Ms. Imnatula Jamir, Asst. Teacher Chandmari Higher Secondary School Kohima for achieving District Teacher’s Award (Kohima).

2. Mr. Moatemsu Imchen, Teacher Incharge GPS Manglalepden Mangmetong for achieving District Teacher’s award (Mokokchung).

3. Mrs. Yangermongla T.Jamir, Head Teacher Govt.

Middle School, Disaguphu for achieving Teacher’s award (Dimapur).

4. 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.

5. Ms. Sungtiyala, D/o Lt. Impangchang & Mrs. Kikatemla Jamir for securing top 9 (nine) position in B.Sc. (Chemistry Hons.) under NU from St. Joesphs College Jakhama.

6. Ms. Mulongnenla Pongen, D/o Lt. Aomeren Pongen for securing top 9 (nine) position in B.A. (History Hon.) from NEHU Shillong.

The Union further wishes you God’s blessing as you continue your good work.

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Beijing, Sep 14 (PTI): China today said it is yet to form a position on the accession of any specific non-NPT country into the NSG, as it parried questions on whether its “twostep formula” for allowing new members into the elite nuclear club was aimed at pushing Pakistan’s case along with that of India. India and China are “yet to agree on accession of any specific member into the group”, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying told media here referring to yesterday’s first round of talks between the two countries on India’s admission into the 48-member Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), which controls global nuclear commerce.

Nearly two-and-a-half months after China scuttled India’s NSG membership bid, a Chinese delegation led by Director General of Department of Arms Control Wang Qun held talks in New Delhi with Indian delegation led by Amandeep Singh Gill, Joint Secretary (Disarmament & International Security) in the Ministry of External Affairs.

During the talks, China proposed a two-step approach for admission of new members who are not signatories of nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT), which Beijing asserts is a must to join the NSG. Asked about Indian media reports that the formula was aimed at pushing Pakistan’s membership along with that of India, Hua said, “What you said is the Indian report. What I said is what DG Wang Qun said.

China has not had a position on the accession of any specific non-NPT country. So first we need to have a proposal on the accession on all the non-NPT countries, then accession of specific non-NPT country,” she said. “That is to say, China is yet to form a position on any

Ban Ki-moon Dujar ric was asked whether the UN Chief is in close contact with the Indian leadership to prod the country, one of largest emitters of greenhouse gases, to sign or ratify the agreement.

“I think we will let the Indian...I won’t speak for the Indian Government, but we very much hope to see progress on it before the end of the year,” he said when asked if Ban had received a commit-

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United Nations, Sep 14 (PTI): UN Secretary General (SG) Ban Ki-moon has expressed hope that India and other nations will soon ratify the Paris Climate Change agreement and achieve progress in ensuring the deal enters into force by the end of the year.

“I think there have been contacts between the Secretary- General and the Prime Minister (of India) and at other levels,” Ban’s spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters here yesterday.

“I think it’s no secret that the Secretary-General very much hopes that, at the climate event that will be coming up next week, more countries will be bringing their instruments of ratification or other terms they may want to use or pledging that they will do...they will conclude the process by the end of the year,” he said.

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YouTube to pay more for music their work, whether it is made in studios or living rooms, whether it is disseminated offline or online, whether it is published via a copying machine or hyperlinked on the web.” The Commission has not detailed how it would force sites such as YouTube to pay more to artists.

A Google spokesperson said: “We believe there’s a better way. Innovation and partnership - not subsidies and onerous restrictions - are the key to a successful, diverse and sustainable news sector in the EU.” More than 1,000 artists, including Lady Gaga and Coldplay, signed a letter earlier this year calling on the Commission to take steps to address the “value gap”.

It said sites such as YouTube were “unfairly siphoning value away from the music community and its artists and songwriters”.

YouTube, which carries videos as well as audioonly content, makes money by selling advertising and then divides profits among rights owners.

Its business model differs

Justin Timberlake ready to collaborate with Britney Spears

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ustin Timberlake has said he is “absolutely” up for collaborating with his exgirlfriend Britney Spears.

The two pop singers, who met while working together on US kids’ show The New Mickey Mouse Club, were romantically involved between 1999 and 2002.

Famously, Timberlake’s emotional 2002 single ‘Cry Me A River’ was written about his break-up with Spears. During a recent interview in which Spears spoke about her favourite musicians, she heaped praise on her former boyfriend, saying, “Justin Timberlake is very good,” after also compli-

menting Aerosmith and Gwen Stefani. After being told by E! News that Spears had suggested she might be keen to collaborate with him, Timberlake replied: “She did? Sure! Absolutely, absolutely.”

“I have a 17 month old so I don’t get the headline news,” he added. “I apologise for not being in the know… [but] I’m accessible, give us a call!”

Though the two pop stars have never recorded an official duet together, Timberlake co-wrote, co-produced and sang backing vocals on ‘What It’s Like to Be Me’, a track from Spears’s 2001 album ‘Britney’.

from music streaming sites such as Spotify and Apple Music, which pay record companies a small sum each time a song is played.

The body representing the UK recorded music business, the BPI, welcomed Brussels’ recognition for the need for a level playing field for digital music.

Geoff Taylor, BPI chief executive, said it was unfair that platforms such as YouTube are “building huge businesses using music and other content while paying only a fraction of the royalties paid to artists and labels by services such as Spotify and Apple Music”.

PRS for Music, which represents the rights of almost 120,000 songwriters, composers and music publishers in the UK, said it welcomed the move to ensure that searchable sites such as YouTube require a license from the rights holders.

UK Music, which represents the British music industry, said this week that YouTube was still not paying artists enough for their music.

UK Music said the Google-owned site was “yet

to deliver fair financial returns for rights owners and creators, artists, composers, songwriters and publishers”.

The band Two Door Cinema Club said: “I don’t think things at the minute are fair. YouTube don’t pay a fair royalty.”

Google says it has paid the music industry more than $3bn (£2.3bn) since 2007.

However, the Commission’s proposals did not go far enough to prevent “geoblocking” of online content, the European Consumer Organisation, BEUC, said.

‘Punish millions’ It also criticised plans to force websites to automatically detect and take down videos that contain parts of copyrighted works.

“This would punish millions of consumers who share a self-made remix of a song, family videos or holiday pictures which contain parts of a music tune or video clip,” BEUC said.

The Commission has also proposed an overhaul of EU telecoms rules to ensure much faster internet access across Europe.

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Director Ron Howard’s new documentary about The Beatles on the road, Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years, features 30 minutes of remastered footage from the iconic 1965 concert, but promoter Sid Bernstein’s company is seeking an injunction to prevent it from being shown.

The lawsuit has been filed in New York by Sid Bernstein, LLC against The Beatles’ companies Apple Corps Ltd. and Subafilms Limited, Billboard reports. It argues that as the concert’s promoter, Bernstein was “the dominant and hence sole owner” of the footage, and

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Amo N Walim C#8 Narola Chang C#11 The lawsuit states: “By reason of being the producer of and having made creative contributions to the 1965 Shea Stadium performance, as well as being the employer for hire of the Beatles and the opening acts, who performed at his instance and expense, Sid Bernstein was the dominant, Wonchamo C#15 Lanuyanger C#19 and hence sole, author of the copyrightable work embodied in the Master Tapes, and the sole owner of all exclusive rights therein.”

Neither Apple Corps Ltd nor Subafilm Limited has commented on the lawsuit yet.

Eight Days A Week - The Touring Years opens in the UK tomorrow (September Tsuknung C#20 Tinglei Konyak C#23 15) and in the US on Friday The top 8 remaining contestants of Voice of Nagaland S-3 (September 16).

The final list of performers at Coldplay’s gig in India is out

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In the launch event recently held at Taj Lands End, Mumbai, Shiv Khemka, chairman of The Global Education

Anna Hazare biopic releasing on October 14

and Leadership Foundation (TGELF) announced the final line-up of the show and it is bigger than anyone could have expected.

The event will be curated

by Coldplay on November 19 at

MMRDA Grounds (Mumbai).

The other performers are Rapper Jay-Z, Bollywood actors Aamir Khan, Ranveer Singh, Katrina Kaif, Farhan Akhtar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Arjun Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan, Shraddha Kapoor, Dia Mirza, music composers AR Rahman and Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, singer Arijit Singh and singeractress Monali Thakur.

This sure looks like an amazing event and we cannot wait to go and watch it and we know you can’t too, therefore, free tickets to the festival can be earned by visiting www. globalcitizen.in and signing up to become a Global Citizen by completing the festival’s Action Journey. With Global Citizen coming to India for the first time, the areas they aim to leave an impact on are education, gender equality, and water and sanitation.

CELEBRATING 100th BIRTHDAY

Happy 100 th Birthday to our Mother and Grandmother Yangpila.

On this auspicious occasion we thank our Almighty God for blessing her long life and good health.

We pray that you will continue to be a beacon of light to us in the coming years. Wishing you happiness, joy and good health.

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ideo sites such as YouTube will be forced to pay more to musicians and record companies under plans to reform European copyright laws.

The draft directive will also require publishers and producers to tell performers or authors what profits their works have generated.

The music industry has long criticised YouTube for failing to pay enough for content such as music.

News publishers will also be recognised as rights holders for the first time.

Under the directive, portals such as Google News would be forced to pay newspaper publishers a fee when using small extracts or snippets of news stories.

Carlo Perrone, head of the European Newspaper Publishers’ Association, said creating a copyright for news publishers in Europe was a “significant and historic step”.

Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission, said: “I want journalists, publishers and authors to be paid fairly for

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15 Sept. 1966 Dear Dad, Fifty fruitful years have passed For all the happiness & smiles, For loving & caring us, For being a kind hearted & generous person, For all you’ve done for us, A big thank you for everything.

May God continue to bless your coming days with great favours and grant you length of life..

A very Happy Birthday to you!

From your loving wife, children, nieces, nephews & dear ones

Name : CHUBA SOSANG Age : 14 Years, Sex : Male Height : 5 ft. 2 Inch, Complexion : Fair Last seen in Blue T-Shirt with White Stripe and Black Track Pants with Red Pipings Contact No : 9856432788/9862064215/9856367433

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he much-anticipated biopic on veteran Gandhian and social crusader Kisan Baburao Hazare, alias Anna Hazare, is ready and slated for an all-India release on October 14, the film’s producers said on Tuesday.

“Anna: Kisan Baburao Hazare” is a 130 minute long Hindi feature film and has been shot for over a year at locales in his native village Ralegan-Siddhi in Ahmednagar (Maharashtra), Mumbai, New Delhi, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh and Rajasthan, said producer Manindra Jain.

The film’s teaser shall be released on September 15, followed by extensive promos in the media, including special appearances on television for “The Kapil Sharma Show”, “Taarak Mehta Ka Ulta Chashma” and many more with Hazare’s presence, Jain said. “The film dwells on the life of 79-year-old Hazare, who is a revered social figure. The story starts right from his childhood days, his stint with Indian Army, his attempt to commit suicide once, his post-Army struggles within and outside, his rural transformation experiences starting with RaleganSiddhi, his nationalistic ‘India Against Corruption’ movement culminating in several laws like RTI and Lokpal legislations,” Jain told IANS. Actress Tanisha Mukherjee will essay the role of a young journalist who records Hazare’s social-political travails in the biopic injected with three Hindi songs.

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Barcelona’s ‘Holy Trinity’ (L-R) Neymar, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez celebrate the Argentine’s hat-trick.

Ba rc e lo na , S e p 1 4 (Agencies): Lionel Messi bagged a hat-trick and Neymar grabbed four assists as Barcelona launched their Champions League campaign in style with a 7-0 thrashing of Celtic on Tuesday.

Messi and Neymar were reunited with Luis Suarez from the start for the first time this season and took no time

in getting reacquainted as all three were on the scoresheet.

Two goals from Messi either side of Moussa Dembele’s missed penalty for Celtic gave Barca a comfortable halftime lead.

And there was no let-up for the Scottish champions after the break as Neymar, Messi, Andres Iniesta and a Suarez double completed the

rout. Suarez was lauded as the best striker in the world

by Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers, who was in charge of the Uruguayan for two years at Liverpool, on the eve of the game.

And Rodgers admitted the gulf in class told, but claimed there was no reason for Celtic to be embarrassed.

However, Barca could

face further sanctions from UEFA after thousands of separatist Catalan flags were again flown at the Camp Nou. The Spanish champions were fined 150,000 euros (USD 170,000) by UEFA for the presence of the flags during last season’s competition, 50,000 euros of which was suspended for two years.

Messi had started Saturday’s shock 2-1 defeat to Alaves on the bench due to the after-effects of a minor groin injury, but took just three minutes to make his presence felt with a rising drive into the top corner from Neymar’s lovely through ball.

However, Celtic had a great chance to level against the run of play when Dembele surged onto Scott Sinclair’s pass and was upended by Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

Dembele was Celtic’s hat-trick hero in a 5-1 thrashing of Glasgow rivals Rangers on Saturday, but he failed to add to his burgeoning reputation as Ter Stegen flew to his right to turn the Frenchman’s penalty behind. The German ‘keeper has now saved three of the four penalties he has faced in the Champions League.

Barca immediately upped a gear and doubled

their advantage three minutes later when a sensational exchange of passes between Neymar and Messi freed the latter to tap home his second of the night despite the presence of seven Celtic defenders in the area.

The one-way traffic continued after the break as Dorus de Vries could only parry Neymar’s free-kick into the top corner for his first goal of the season. Iniesta had been introduced at half-time and for all Messi’s magic, the midfield schemer struck the goal of the night with a ferocious volley from Neymar’s cross.

Suarez showed his unselfishness rather than his killer instinct a minute later by squaring for Messi to roll home and complete his sixth Champions League hat-trick.

Suarez did eventually get his goal, though, as he controlled another Neymar chipped pass before swiveling and smashing the ball into the roof of the net past a helpless de Vries.

And Messi’s low cross was prodded home from close range by Suarez to cap a humbling evening for Rodgers’s men on their return to the Champions League after a three-year absence.

AFC Cup: Bengaluru FC beat Pochury black day marathon Tampines 1-0 in first-leg quarters

Ceferin elected new UEFA president

London, Sep 14 (Agencies): Slovenia’s Aleksander Ceferin has been elected as UEFA’s seventh president at an extraordinary congress in Athens. The 48-year-old lawyer, almost unheard of outside his own country at the start of the campaign, beat his Dutch rival Michael van Praag by 42 votes to 13, with no abstentions.

Ceferin will now complete the remaining two-and-ahalf years of former president Michel Platini’s term, after the Frenchman was banned from all football activities in December. ‘Dear friends, thank you for your fantastic support,’ Ceferin said after the result was announced.

‘It’s a great honour, but also a great responsibility. It means a lot to me and my family is very proud, and my small and beautiful Slovenia is very proud about it. I hope one day you will also be proud of me.’

Van Praag also addressed the congress after the result was announced, and pledged to support Ceferin. ‘Losing is not nice, but I have to thank everyone for the open and clear campaign,’ he said. ‘The way I was received was very nice and I really cherish the nice talks, the intensive talks I had with various colleagues. ‘It was in Italy that Aleksander took the floor and said, “We are not enemies”, and that is exactly how it is. We have the same goals, look at our programmes.

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KOHIMA, SEP 14 (NPN): One-day “intramural sports” for officers and staffs of directorate of School Education was organized Wednesday at the Badminton and TT stadium Kohima.

In men’s double badminton, Temjen and Bohoto emerged as winner while minister school education and SECRT Yitachu and Pele finished second position. In mix double badminton, Temjen and Bendang emerged as champion while Razouseyi and N. Bandangla secured second place.

In table tennis, men’s

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shot 9/14 from 2-point range and hit 4 of his 9 attempted three pointers, all of which came in the first half.

Sahi’s 25 point explosion in the first 20 minutes meant that India had converted a 2 point deficit at the end of the first quarter into an eight point lead at halftime.

Desperately searching for their first win, Kazakhstan fought back in the third, to tie the match at 71 apiece.

Going into the 4th period it could have been anybody’s game, but India’s veteran trio of Yadwinder Singh, Amjyot Singh and Amritpal Singh showed composure in facilitating yet another scoring surge. With three minutes left for the final buzzer, India’s lead was back to 10.

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YANGZITONG ‘B’ VILLAGE GB’S BOARD CONDOLENCES

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The Yangzitong ‘B’ Village GB’s Board would like to express our deepest sorrow over the sad demise of Late Mr. Pihekhu Awomi, Hd.GB of Pihekhu Village, who passed away on 8th Sept. 2016 at Pihekhu Village, Dimapur.

Inspite of being migrated to Pihekhu Village from Yangzitong ‘B’ Village, he has always been a source of pillar for the people of Yangzitong ‘B’ socially, morally & spiritually till his last breath.

At this time of grief we share our condolences and sympathy with the bereaved family. We pray that Almighty God will comfort them.

May his soul rest in peace.

(Khehuto Yeptho) (Tohuvi Yeptho) Chairman Secretary

21.03.1960 – 07.09.2016 Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was: and the spirit shall return unto God who gave it.

– Ecclesiastes 12:7

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Minister school education and SCERT Yitachu, Minister Forest Environment & Wildlife Dr. Nicky Kire and additional director (HoD) handed out the prizes to the winners.

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We the bereaved family would like to express our profound and sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved, Tiakumzuk Imsong (Chuchuyimpang) on 2 nd September 2016 at Süngkomen Ward, Mokokchung town.

Though we are unable to thank each and ever yone individually, we earnestly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, children and family members.

double Kevizaselievizo and Lalal emerged as champion while Longtsubo and Theja secured second position while in women’s category Avene and Atshu-ü occupied the first place.

TEHRAN, Sep 14 (PTI): The Indian basketball team defeated Kazakhstan 100-90 in its last Group E game to secure a place in the quarterfinals of the FIBA Asia Challenge 2016 on Wednesday. This is the third straight time the men’s team has progressed to the knockouts.

After the win at Azadi Sports Complex, India entered the knockouts as the fourth team from the group behind China, Jordan and Taipei.

India have completed the group stage engagements with a 3-2 win-loss ratio.

Led by the explosive T J Sahi, barring the first and third quarters, India looked in control against the weakest team in Group E. India’s most notable performance came via the energetic veteran sixthman guard Talwinderjit Sahi. Sahi

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The Yangzitong ‘B’ Village Aghakutsami Kuqhakulu would like to express our deepest sorrow over the sad demise of Late Mr. Pihekhu Awomi, Hd.GB of Pihekhu Village, who passed away on 8th Sept. 2016 at Pihekhu Village, Dimapur.

Through he migrate to Pihekhu Village from Yangzitong ‘B’ Village, he has always been a source of pillar and inspiration for the people of Yangzitong ‘B’ socially, morally & spiritually till his last breath.

At this time of grief we share our condolences and sympathy with the bereaved family. We pray that Almighty God will comfort them.

May his soul rest in peace.

(Zhekheto Swü) (Hoto.V Awomi) President Secretary

Match in action at the one day intramural sports at Kohima, Wednesday. (NP)

India beat Kazakhstan in FIBA Asia

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Through this column, we the family members would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who stood by us and helped us physically, financially, morally and in prayer at the sudden demise of our father Late S. Xetoho Kits, who left us for his eternal abode on 7th Sept., 2016.

We extend our special thanks to : 1. Hukavi Zhimomi, Parl. Secy.

Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Er. Picto, Parl. Secy., Govt. of Nagaland.

3. T. Setsathung, PD DRDA, Zbto.

4. Arikato Arkha, Olympic School, Zbto.

5. N.A. Zhimomi, Rtd. Addl. Secy., Chekiye.

6. Pukhashe Yeptho, DWO, Tuensang.

7. H.K. Sema 1932 – 2016 8. Inavi Chishi, P.O. DRDA, Zbto.

9. VDB Association, RD Block, Zbto.

10. Zunheboto RD Block Staff.

11. Saptika Town Baptist Church 12. Ustomi Village Baptist Church 13. Shena Old Village Baptist Church 14. Shena New Village Baptist Church 15. Shena New Village Council 16. Shena New Community, Dimapur, Kohima, Zbto, Saptiqa.

17. Inakha, GB, New Shena, Nivuto GB, Ustomi, Henizhe GB, Ustomi.

18. Qhughoto, GB, Shena Old Village, Hokuto Kits GB, Shena Old. 19. Teiso Metha & family, Commandant, Chumukedima 20. Dr. Kavito Zhimomi.

21. Hukavi Zhimomi, Advocate/Notary 22. Obet Achumi, BDO, Xukiye Achumi, BDO. 23. Akito Zhimomi 24. Katovi Chishi, Treasury Office Zbto.

25. Elvito Shohe.

26. Boto D. Swu, Advocate.

27. Kughashe Swu, Advocate.

We regret that we are unable to thank each and everyone individually, but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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ho Chüzho – graced the event as special guest and exhorted the youths not to forget the sacrifices made by the people of Matikhrü villagers for the Naga cause.

His wife –Avile, in appreciation and encouragement to the women participants, contributed the consolation prize to the 3rd runners up (female).

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Trailing 0-1, the visitors lost the services of their striker Mustafic Fahruddin, who was stretchered off the playing arena in the 20th minute. He was replaced by Mohammad Afiq Bin Yunos. Notwithstanding the loss of Mustafic, Tampines constantly attacked, but could not get the equaliser.

Jermaine Pennat spilled the third corner, which he took in the 24th minute, after his team-mate was found to be in an offisde position.

BFC had a wonderful opportunity to take a 2-0 lead in the 31st minute after Chhetri headed down Rino Anto’s cross for Eugeneson Lyngdoh to attack, but the latter’s shot was saved by Mohammad Izwan Bin Mahbud. Showcasing their form, BFC made a very good move in the 40th minute with Nishu Kumar cutting past his marker and taking a swipe, but his shot deflected the roof of the net for a corner.

In the second half, Tampines had a very good chance of striking the equaliser but Billy Mehmet did not get enough power on his shot in the 50th minute. Nishu, who put in a solid show down the left flank, was replaced by Lalchhuanmawia in the 53rd minute.

In the final lap of the match, BFC made some inroads. The first move was created by Vineet after he dribbled past a opposition player, but his shot was inches high of the woodwork.

DIMAPUR, SEP 14 (NPN): Sixth edition of Pochury Black Day Marathon 2016, was held at Meluri Town on September 6, in commemoration of the massacre of Mathikhrü villagers on this day in 1960.

The event was held under the theme “Sweats of 1960”.

President Chakhesang community, Meluri town, Vek-

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B e n g a lu ru, S e p 1 4 (PTI): CK Vineet’s strike guided Bengaluru FC to a solitary goal victory over Singapore’s Tampines Rovers in the firstleg quarterfinals of the AFC Cup on Wednesday.

The match played behind closed doors in the aftermath of the violence the city witnessed on Monday, the hosts ended with full points at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium.

Vineeth struck in the seventh minute for the home side when he tapped home from a close range. Bengaluru had a slew of chances to extend their lead but, barring the lone strike, had little to show for their possession.

The second leg will be played on September 21. The home team started on a positive note and won an early corner and looked the better team in the opening exchanges. It was Sunil Chhetri’s vision that helped Bengaluru FC set up the goal. The Indian’s through ball found Alwyn George, who set up the onrushing Vineeth, who thumped the ball into the top corner.

Tampines had their first corner of the match in the fifth minute, but could not work it to their advantage, spilling the opportunity after Nishu Kumar cleared Penna’s kick. After a see-saw battle for the next seven minutes, Tampines had the second chance by earning a corner for the second time, but the kick was cleared by Juan Antanio.

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We, the bereaved family would like to thank each and every individual and particularly the GPRN NSCN who stood by us and rendered their support and kindness during the illness and at the demise of Late Njamo Kikon.

We regret our inability to thank each and every individual. We pray and wish that our God Almighty shower His blessings upon you all.

– Wife, children and relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column we the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our deepest gratitude to all who stood and supported us physically, financially and with your unceasing prayer during our most difficult time.

We would like to convey our special thanks to: 1. Commandant and all Ranks 14th NAP (IR) Battalion 2. 14th NAP (IR) Bn. Baptist Church. Kiphire.

3. C. Company 14th NAP( IR) Bn. 4. Duty Officer and Police Personnels.

Govt. Railway Police Station.

5. GRPF Dimapur Railway Station.

6. Medical officer. District Hospital. Dimapur 7. Changki Fellowship Dimapur.

8. Baptist Church Changki 9. Longchari Kidong Dimapur/Changki 10. Changki Senso Telongjem Dimapur 11. Waromong Senso Telongjem Dimapur.

LT. WAPANGMENBA 12. Marongial Ao Baptist Church.

(CHANGKI) 13. Changkian Police Welfare Club Born - 24/10/1989 Died - 07/09/2016 14. Kevijau Youth Organisation.

We deeply regret our inability to thanks each and everyone, but it is our humble prayer that the almighty God will bless you abundantly.

Loving wife, sons and family members.

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LATE Y. APIBA YINGBITHONGRU Born on :- 24/03/1981 | Died on :- 03/09/2016 We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all individuals and organizations who stood by us and supported us physically, materially, financially and prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved LATE Y.APIBA YINGBITHONGRU on 3rd September 2016 at Kiphire.

We also convey our special thanks to, 1. Langkok Union Kiphire Town.

23. Singrep Union Kiphire Town.

2. Langkok union Atparuti Mulong 24. Mr & Mrs.Yanglizi.

3. Langkok Baptist Lithro.

25. Mr & Mrs.Likhumba 4. Langkok Baptist Lithrolaru 26. Dr.Dinojungshi, ADC Kiphire.

5. Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro 27. Mr & Mrs.James Khulu, EAC Kiphire.

6. Kiphire Town Baptist Lithrolaru 28. Mr & Mrs.K.Tsilise Sangtam, 7. Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro VP, USLP. Dangkhidangnang Committee.

29. Mr & Mrs.Kapo Rengma.

8. Mission Compound Ward.

30. Mr & Mrs.Hozheshe Sumi, Nitoi 9. Thsingar Village Yingbithongru Village.

Mulong Kiphire.

31. Mr & Mrs.T.Setsathong, PD, 10. Seyochung Village Baptist Church.

DRDA 11. Gethsemane Prayer Home Kiphire. 32. Mr & Mrs.T.Thomas, AGM, NST. 12. Yingbithongru Akeda Huong.

33. Mr & Mrs.T.Yangseo, Kiphire 13. Yingphire Union Kiphire Town.

Village.

14. Citizen Welfare Society Kiphire 34. Mr & Mrs.R.L.Akamba, Ex-MLA Town.

35. Mr & Mrs.Iseo Mongzar 15. USLP. 36. Mr & Mrs.Caroline 16. Tikhir Baptist Bite (TBBA) 37. Mr & Mrs.Chumlongba Mongzar.

17. Yingbithongru Mulong Phelungre 38. Mr & Mrs.Yangkhaba, President Kiphire town.

BJP Kiphire.

18. SPK Society Kiphire.

39. Mr & Mrs.K.Yangseba Kilonser, 19. Principal and staff GHSS Kiphire.

GPRN & NSCN 20. Kiphire Area Students Union (KASU) 40. Mr & Mrs.Tsipise Antony 21. Tikhir Tribal Council.

41. Mr. Sethricho ADC, DMA (SSA) 22. Police Baptist Church Kiphire.

42. Mr & Mrs.Daniel, GS, NPF We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one of you personally but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly.

Loving wife, children and relatives.

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5.03.1944 – 11.09.2016

"Here is my servant whom, I uphold my chosen one in whom I delight," Isaiah 42:1

Our deepest gratitude to all for your support, comfort and concern at the sad demise of my most loved husband and our father Late E. Tsumongo Ngullie.

We deeply regret our inability to thank or mention each and every individual for your kind deeds. We pray that the Almighty God bless each and everyone of you.

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Loving family members

Lt. Mrs. N.Lhotoni Kinimi Born: 17th March, 1941 | Died: 9th Sept. 2016 In our time of trail and sorrow at the passing away of our most beloved mother, we the children and all the Kith and Kins have found solace through the presence, prayers and support of families, friends, neighbours, churches, organizations and even strangers.

For all these we are greatly indebted to all of you. ‘Thank You All’.

We also would like to specially thank: 1. Pastor & Staff Sumi Baptist Church Kohima.

2. Lhomithi Baptist Akukuhou Dimapur 3. Friday Kighini muqo Daklane (Azanoqo) 4. Main Town Area Youth Fellowship 5. Rengma Fellowship Daklane 6. Daklane Panchayat Kohima.

7. Sumi Community Daklane Kohima 8. Usutomi Union Kohima 9. Usutomi Kinimi Society 10. Shena Old Union Kohima 11. Daklane Women Organization 12. Daklane Women Organization Sector-II 13. Daklane Youth Social Organization 14. Doctors and nurses of Oking Hospital and Research Clinic, Kohima 15. Naga Hospital Authority Kohima for providing the best care during her brief illness.

Our profound apologies for not being able to thank each and every individual personally, but the God Lord bless you all abundantly.

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

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Jhajharia smashes Javelin WR

New Delhi, Sep 14 (Agencies): Devendra Jhajharia broke his own world record in the men’s javelin throw F46 event to clinch India’s second gold at the 2016 Rio Paralympics.

According to NDTV, Devendra bettered his own world record with a throw of 63.97 metres in the final to become the first Indian to win two Paralympic gold medals.

Devendra, who is currently ranked third in the world, took India’s tally at the Rio Games to four medals -- two golds, one silver and a bronze.

The Rajasthan bor n para-athlete had won gold in the javelin event at the 2004 Athens Games with a record throw of 62.15m.

World No.1 Guo Chunliang of China took home India’s Devendra Jhajharia reacts after he won gold and the silver with a best throw of 59.93m while Sri Lanka’s set a new world record. (AP/PTI)

Herath Mudiyanselage won bronze with a best effort of 58.23m.

Devendra competed in the event alongside fellow Indians Rinku Hooda and Sundar Singh Gurjar. Rinku finished fifth with a personal best of 54.39 metres in six attempts, while Sundar Singh Gurjar didn’t start the event.

The 36-year old with an amputated left hand, was awarded the Arjuna award in 2004 and the Padma Shri in 2012, becoming the first Paralympian to receive the honour.

He was electrocuted while climbing a tree when he was eight years old and his left hand had to be amputated.

But that didn’t deter him from pursuing his dreams. The track and field star won gold at the International Paralympic Committee’s (IPC) Athletics World Championships in Lyon in 2013.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, september 15, 2016

Ungma FC, Khaibung, 164 TA enter quarter finals Correspondent KOHIMA, SEP 14 (NPN): Ungma FC, Khaibung FC, Liangmai FC and 164 TA Head Hunter Naga reached the quarter finals of the 2nd Capt. (late) Kenguruse memorial football tournament on Wednesday.

Matches are being played at Kohima local ground and Tsisema Basa ground. The tournament is organized by 9 Assam Rifles 5 sector corps headquarter Tsisema under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N).

In the first match, at Tsiesema Basa ground, Khaibung FC thrashed young star FC Dimapur 4-2. Paojagin (27) of Khaibung FC opened the account in 15th minute.

Thanggoumang (19) added the second. Third and fourth goals came through the boots of Thangminlen in the 57th and 80th minutes respectively. For Young Star, Nikodin (7) scored the goals in the 49th and 60th minutes respectively. Liangmai

FC humiliated Victorious Club 4-0. Athamah (10) scored two goals. The other two goals were scored by Muhubid (4) and K. Wisubou (9) in the 45th and 79th minutes. At Kohima local ground, in the first match, Ungma FC beat Addax Youth Club 4-2. Goal scorers for Ungma FC were Menang (15), Napang (10), Basun (17) and Imsuwapang Action in the match between Young Star FC and 146 TA (12).

Punuru (10) and Kev- Head Hunter at Kohima local ground, Wednesday. (NP) izapu (4) scored for Addax Youth club. In the second match, 164 TA Head Hunter Naga overcome Young star FC Zunheboto 7-6 in penalties after both sides were locked 1-1 in allotted time.

Quarter finals

(Kohima local ground)

Ungma FC Vs Naga FC, 9am 164 TA head Hunter Naga Vs HQ IGAR (N), 1pm Tsisema Basa ground Liangmai FC Vs Vanguard FC, 9am Khaibung FC Vs Aboi FC, 1pm

Russian hackers leak US Olympic athletes LONDON, SEP 14 (AGENCIES): The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) has condemned Russian hackers for leaking confidential medical files of star US Olympic athletes.

Athletes affected include tennis players Venus and Serena Williams and teenage gymnast Simone Biles.

A group calling itself “Fancy Bears” claimed responsibility for the hack of a Wada database.

After the leak, Ms Biles said she had long been taking medicine for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

The hacker group had accused her of taking an “illicit psycho-stimulant”, but she said she had “always followed the rules”.

The Rio Olympics quadruple gold medallist had obtained the necessary permission to take prescription medicine on the Wada banned drugs list, USA Gymnastics said in a statement.

Wada said in a statement that the cyber attacks were an attempt to undermine the global anti-doping system.

Russian gover nment spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it was “out of the question” that the Kremlin or secret services were involved in the hacking, Russian news agencies reported.

The hackers accessed records detailing “Therapeutic Use Exemptions” (TUEs), which allow the use of banned substances due to athletes’ verified medical needs.

“By virtue of the TUE, Biles has not broken any drugtesting regulations, including at the Olympic Games in Rio,” USA Gymnastics said.

Fancy Bears said TUEs amount to “licences for doping”.

The leaked documents allege that Serena Williams was granted permission to use drugs commonly used to treat muscle injuries, such as anti-inflammatories, while Biles is said to use Ritalin - a treatment for her ADHD. Fo r m e r - Au s t r a l i a n Sports Anti-Doping Authority head Richard Ings said: “Nothing I see here gives me cause for alarm,” adding it looked

“totally normal”.

“The issue here is privacy breach.”

Russia’s track and field team were banned from the Rio Olympics over an alleged statebacked doping programme. All of its athletes are barred from the ongoing Paralympics.

“Let it be known that these criminal acts are greatly compromising the effort by the global anti-doping community to reestablish trust in Russia,” Wada director-general Olivier Niggli said.

This is the latest twist in what was already the biggest doping scandal in the history of sport, and further evidence of the bitter divisions it has sparked.

The hack appears to be an act of revenge - retaliation for Wada’s damning report into Russian state-sponsored cheating.

Although the Russian government has denied any involvement, it has always maintained that the country has been made a scapegoat for a much wider problem, and this will only add fuel to that fire.

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