September 18, 2016

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NSCN (I-M) SNWW appeals to SH DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): NSCN (I-M)’s Sumi National Workers Welfare (SNWW) have appealed to the Sumi Hoho (SH) to reconsider their decision from disassociating from the Naga Hoho. In a press note, NSCN (I-M) SNWW, convenor G Tokishe Swu said a meeting in this regard was held on September 17 wherein the house seriously deliberated on the issue. As Nagas have been working hard for unity and integration of all the Nagas, Swu said the Sumi national workers, taking this in mind, have earnestly appealed to the Sumi Hoho to reconsider their decision for the larger interest of all the Nagas.

1 minor girl drowns, another missing

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): After two minor girls were reported to be missing from Tuolazouma village since Friday, one of them was found drowned at Dhansiri river on Saturday. Amidst conflicting reports, Dimapur police sources said the deceased identified as one Mary Leigise (4 years) from Toulazouma village was found drowned in Dhansiri river. However, the other missing person who was reportedly with Mary, identified as Mangvala Veronica (10 years) was still missing, police said.

Search and rescue operation was in place, police informed.

Though the cause of the incident could not be ascertained and the post mortem report pending, police suspect that both the minor girls may have drowned.

Tuli paper mill protest temporarily suspended

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Workers’ Union Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Limited (WU NPPCL) has temporarily suspended the ‘gherao CEO’s office’ protest which began from September 13, 2016 in protest against non-payment of two months’ salary. WU NPCCL in a press note informed that the decision was made after the staff received the salary for the month of July on September 16 with the assurance that the salary for August would be paid on or before September 30. WU NPCCL has expressed gratitude to ADC Tuli, SDO (C), EAC Addl. SP Mokokchung, SDPO Tuli and Watsu units of Tzudikong and Tuli town for their cooperation and assistance.

Naga youth dies in Chennai

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): A Naga youth, who had been working as a private security guard in Chennai, reportedly died out of heart attack, Robin Hibu, IGP & nodal officer for North East people living in Delhi said. According to Hibu, the body of the youth, identified as one Atho Swu, was lying unclaimed at a government hospital morgue.

Hibu said he had contacted “Perembudur police station to assist any Naga or North East citizen to retrieve the dead body”. “In case nobody claims the body, Helping Hand volunteers from Chennai will do necessary arrangements for burial,” Hibu said.

This is it!

“Best on or before September 2016.That means you’re guilty of selling expiring stuff.”

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AICC clueless on Arunachal coup

NEW DELHI, SEP 17 (AGENCIES): The Congress central leadership was comically caught clueless about the brewing trouble within its Aruanchal Pradesh government and was stunned by the infamous ‘Aaya Ram Gaya Ram-brand’ whole-scale defection of its MLAs and the entire cabinet led by chief Minister Pema Khandu himself within two months after the party won a hard-fought legal victory from Supreme Court against Modi government’s dismal of its regime.

Worse, the Congress leadership this time, given the clinical execution of the ‘coup’ by its rivals exposing no rough edges, also finds itself with no credible options, including no solid ground to pose a legal challenge, to fight back.

Even as the AICC leaders, including CP Joshi, the general secretary-in-charge of state, asserted their MLAs before this round of defection had neither sought any meetings or raised any internal issues of differences with the high command, questions are being asked in Congress leadership how the AICC managers for the state could be so clueless about the party.

“Given the messy experience we all had in Aruanchal Pradesh a few months ago which also revealed the inten-

tions of the BJP and Modi government, why did the high command fail to be on extra vigilant to avert a repeat show of the toppling act?,” asked a senior Congress leader, who didn’t want to be identified.

The Congress high command has only itself to blame since neither its general secretary in-charge C.P. Joshi nor the secretary Jaykumar are ever present in the state except after a crisis develops.

The fact that the only remaining Congress MLA is the same Nabam Tuki, whom the high command just two months ago coolly removed as CM to placate the ‘BJP mixedup Congress rebels’ and foist Khandu as the new CM also exposed the leadership’s total misjudgement of character and loyalty.

On September 16, Congress suffered a major blow after it lost the Arunachal Pradesh government for the second time, when chief minister Pema Khandu and all its MLAs but one defected to the Peoples’ Party of Arunachal (PPA), a BJP ally.

Two independents, supporting the Khandu government, also joined the PPA-- a member of the BJP-led antiCongress grouping of North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA).

The Congress had 44

Schools asked to make Divyangfriendly facilities: Javadekar ( 5 )

legislators in the house of 60.

Forty-three have defected and the only MLA to remain is former chief minister, Nabam Tuki.

Khandu told reporters that he had informed Speaker Wangki Lowang that “we are merging the Congress with the PPA”. The merger was decided at a Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting held on Friday morning.

PPA chairperson Kameng Ringu said the Congress MLAs joining his party was something waiting to happen.

“It is a homecoming after a temporary exile,” Ringu told IANS. After the mass exodus of Congress MLAs, the PPA now has a strength of 45 legislators. Besides, there are 11 BJP MLAs. Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu today said that the decision of 43 Congress MLAs to join Peoples’ Party of Arunachal, the lone regional party of the state, was in the interest of the state and the people.

“It is an undeniable fact that for a resource-stressed state like Arunachal it has to depend on the Centre for all its needs. It is difficult to make things done at the Centre with political difference,” he told reporters during a press conference.

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‘Exclusive Club’ of VVIPs decide state awards

ACAUT claims nearly 4 lakh bogus voters in Nagaland

Mormugao, India’s second indigenous warship launched

Staff Reporter

Lauds Diezephe village, Langpangkong Range

The village chairman, Vesato Chuzho, while interacting with ACAUT members, said that the village council decided to take this momentous step as per the Clean Electoral Campaign of the State Election Commission and the Clean Election movement started by the NBCC. On the other hand, ACAUT said that the village council was now apprehensive that if all the 398 genuine voters end up casting their votes resulting in 100% polling, the ECI would consider such as null and void.

It however lauded the bold move, saying such action was the first if its kind in Nagaland that a village council voluntarily decided to clean up its own e-roll.

Despite the very fact that every single village in Nagaland was competing against their immediate neighbouring village by illegally enhancing their respective e-roll population, ACAUT said what Diezephe village had done was transformational and counter to the prevalent culture of the day.

In this regard, ACAUT has appealed to all the village councils in Nagaland to follow the example of Diezephe village and Langpangkong Range, which it said was the only way the people can fight wide spread corruption at the grass root level.

MUMBAI, SEP 17 (AGENCIES): The second indigenous warship of the Visakhapatnam-class stealth guidedmissile destroyers— Mormugao — of the Indian Navy was launched at the Mazagon Dock Ship Builders Limited (MDL) on Saturday.

The Indigenous Warship design and construction programme of India was achieved with the launch of the second ship of Project 15B. The warship, Mormugao, will be the fifth frontline warship, including the indigenous aircraft carrier, being launched in last six years, in addition to the delivery of three frigates, three destroyers and two corvettes during the same period.

With a launch weight of 2844 tonnes, the vessel made its first contact with water at 11.58 a.m. on September 17 with full fanfare during the ceremony graced by Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Sunil Lanba as the Chief Guest.

A d m i r a l ’s w i f e Re ena Lanba, President, Navy Wives Welfare Association (NWWA), launched the ship.

Admiral Lanba said that “this event is India’s quest for selfreliance and indigenisation.

The Indian Navy stands fully committed to the call of ‘Make in India’ and we are extremely proud of the fact that all of our warships and submarines on order today are being constructed within the country.”

Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): Many people across the state ranging from government employees/officers to entrepreneurs etc have raised questions over the non-transparent manner in which state awardees are chosen for Republic day or Independence day functions.

Recently some teachers questioned how Independence Day awardees were chosen/ selected. Some government officers have expressed surprise as to how the criteria were met especially when performance of some of the awardees was dubious. Some officers work in critical fields even without holidays but are never considered for awards. Observers said this was because such employees did not have powerful lobbies to push through their names.

With regard to arts, literature or music, the awardees are evaluated by a committee of experts in the field. Even formation of such committees should be made public for the sake of transparency, stated some entrepreneurs.

Unless there is greater transparency and fairness in the entire process, the public will continue to feel that everything in the state is being done by an “exclusive club” of VVIPs in Kohima (at the corridors of power) who call the shots and ensure that the symbiotic relationship among them is perpetrated.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland has expressed serious concern over what it claimed that “Nagaland still has approximately 4,00,000 bogus and multiple names to be deleted from the electoral roll.”

ACAUT media cell in a press note stated that unless the electoral roll is cleaned up or deletion exercise is taken up on voluntary basis by all the 2500 odd villages, both the Clean Electoral Campaign of the State Election Commission and the Clean Election movement started by the NBCC would be a futile exercise.

ACAUT has lauded the extraordinary initiative taken up by the Langpangkong Range, Mokokchung district and Diezephe village, under Dimapur district to clean up the electoral roll under their respective jurisdiction. According to ACAUT, Diezephe village has claimed to have “cleaned up its electorate by deleting all the bogus and proxy names in the village e-roll”. The village council deleted 274 bogus entries out of the total 672 names in the e-roll leaving behind only 398 names of genuine voters, ACAUT said.

ANSTA unit asks DoSE, AYO’s environmental awareness Landslide: Road blockade SCERT to review OM campaign in Kohima on October 5 along NH-2 continues

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): All Nagaland Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) Tuensang unit has expressed apprehension towards the office memorandum (OM) for training of the untrained teachers and appealed to the state government to review the OM. In a press release, ANSTA Tuensang unit president, M. Nungsang Chang, general secretary, Imlikaba Sangtam, joint secretary Thongmong, finance secretary Jungshi Sangtam and executive members, C. Yenten Chang and W. Kangba Yimchunger, said that as per the OM the total number of existing untrained teachers, who needed to be trained, was about 11987.

ANSTA unit also stated that criteria set to pursue B.Ed and PSTE DIET was 45% in any institution, whereas many in-service teachers possessed “below the bench mark for the course.” Since those teachers were appointed to their posts without referring to marks they

obtained at B.A and 10+2, it said the department needed to ponder over the matter before the course of action against the untrained teacher was executed. It added that implementing the policy without proper analysis would be nothing less than discriminating teachers.

Further, the unit stated that for full time B.Ed/PSTE/ DIET/D.EL.ED course, substitute teacher would be arranged and the salary was to be borne by the concerned teachers. “That is something like arranging a proxy teacher, which is being discouraged by all NGOs and the department itself,” it said. In the light of above, the unit requested the department to consider “some cut off year” for undergoing a mass training for untrained teachers since RTE Act came into effect from 2009.

Meanwhile, the unit also urged the ANSTA central to take up the matter with the department for the review of the department’s OM.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) has called for “a moment of solidarity to enable our environment” in Kohima on October 5, 2106, beginning from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

A joint statement issued

by Angami Youth Organisation president Medo Yhokha and vice president Kekhrievolie Keyho said the call was “in the conviction of our duty of solidarity for humanity, for the coming generations, and to campaign for an environment that will enhance and be suitable to sustain and support lives”.

In view of this exercise, AYO has decided to impose the following regulations on October 5. (See Table) AYO said the scheduled date was not a bandh and therefore no restriction on human movement and activities would be imposed under any manner.

The organisation pointed out that environmental/

All Vehicles to remain off the road for the day All mills/crushers/print/ fabricating houses/workshops/cafes/constructing agents using planners and other power driven equipments etc to down/ cease their power driven machinery/activity for the day Minimal and judicious usage of power at home on TVs/Fridges/ PCs etc All vehicle owners/ drivers etc to cease engines even at home /garages climate issues have become “too imperative to be ignored or to be left to the next generation to address this implacable fact.”

With the environment in an unprecedented point of vulnerability, Angami Youth Organisation said the dam-

age and the threat of human existence have become too eminent if “we don’t react prudently now -- accept our responsibility in the current situation, act to repair what can be repaired, and conserve what can be conserved to prepare a future for ourselves and for posterity.”

Towards this end, the youth organization said the initiative has been called to impress upon the present generation “for an attitudinal and behavioural change towards our nature and environment for a world that enable decent and convenient living.”

Further, it said that the initiative was a call to all to take a walk to work, work with human driven energy, feel a day with nature- a day without dependence on fossil fuel energy related to life, to take a walk for healthy and better life, a day to enable “our environment to recoup its vitality for human sustenance.”

Work in progress at the landslide area on Saturday.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): The debris of the landslide at 185.6 km on NH-2 near Unger village under Mokokchung district continues to block the road affecting movement of all vehicles.

The landside that occurred on Friday afternoon at around 2:55 p.m. completely blocked the road leaving many vehicles stranded. A similar landslide occurred at the same location earlier this month.

Even as the NH Mokokc-

hung division has been working to clear the debris, it was reported that till September 18, movement of vehicles would not be possible.

Earlier, NH Mokokchung Division executive engineer Er. Chubatoshi, told Nagaland Post that machineries were put to service for clearing the landslide.

Emergency travellers have been requested take the road via Kelingmen and Asangma villages.

Prostate cancer rising by 2.5% a year in India Expired medicine: Settling case MUMBAI, SEP 17 (IANS): Prostate cancer (PCa) is the second most common cause of cancer and the sixth leading cause of cancer death among men worldwide. Prostate cancer among the residents of Delhi, Thiruvananthapuram, Kolkata and Pune is increasing at the rate of 2.5 per cent per year, health experts said on Saturday.

The cancer projection data shows that the number of cases will become double by 2020.

In India, it is the second most common cancer in Indian males as per the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and various state cancer registries. The incidence rate in India is 9-10/100000 population which is higher than other parts of Asia and Africa but lower than USA and Europe. According to the doctors, late detection and unawareness of the disease is the sole reason that prostate cancer has affected a total of 1.7 million people around the globe, with 2,88,000 cases in India alone.

Also, citing the rise of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), another serious prostrate problem, the doctors have urged persons above 40 to undergo monthly checkups.

“In Mumbai the incidence of prostate cancer is rising as seen in last three decades with the result that it

has become one of the most common cause of cancer deaths in males.

Every year around 300 new cases of prostate cancer are reported and of them 25-30 per cent cases belong to early stage,” Jagdeesh N. Kulkarni, Professor of Uro-Oncology at the Asian Cancer Institute, told IANS. Emphasising the fact that the early stage of prostate cancer has high potential for cure either by radical prostatectomy or non-surgical treatment like radiation therapy, Kulkarni said: “Robot-assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy (RALP) is the latest advancement to remove cancerous prostate in the field of urology and it brings several advantages as compared to the traditional open surgery.”

“Moreover, minimally invasive technique is less traumatic and enhances outcomes and patient recovery. Importantly, minimal invasive technique helps patients with early post-operative recovery and early resumption of duties,” said Kulkarni. The prostate is a small but an important gland (organ) in the male reproductive system. It surrounds the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder to the outside.

As the prostate gland enlarges it tightens around the urethra, almost squeezing it like pinching a straw. This in turn may cause urinary symptoms.

This condition is known as benign prostatic hyperplasia or BPH. Health experts have also emphasised on the rising cases of BPH and said that while prostrate cancer can be treated with surgery and radiation therapy, depending on the stage of the disease, BPH can be treated with medicines. However, in case of complications surgery may be needed. V.Srinivas, a city based expert on prostate cancer, said men above the age of 50 should be encouraged and counselled to undergo digital rectal examination (DRE) and prostate specific antigen study (PSA) to detect prostate cancer in its early stage.

“It is also very important for the patient to develop an extensive communication with the doctors and the patient’s PSA screening,” said Ramesh Mahajan, Consultant Urologist at Fortis Hospital. “The incidence of BPH rises with aging. By 60 years of age, more than 50% of men develop BPH and by age of 85 years, nearly 90% of men will have BPH,” said Mahajan.

According to Mahajan, a simple blood test and medical check up will diagnose benign prostatic hyperplasia and to detect PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) level, which is an enzyme secreted by the prostate, may help to distinguish between BPH and prostate cancer.

Distt adm, DMC appeal outside court ‘shocks’ NVCO for proper sanitation

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): A day after the case pertaining to selling of expire medicine at a pharmacy within Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK) was settled in the presence of district administration, hospital authority and Angami Youth organization, the Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation (NVCO) on Saturday said it was “shocked” over the settlement of case outside the court.

In a statement, press and media cell, NVCO, said it could not understand as to how the expired medicine case already registered in a criminal court could be settled in the presence of district administration, hospital authority and Angami Youth Organisation, which is totally outside the court. NVCO questioned whether it was a case to be settled by the district administration or the court?

The organisation stated that following the report of the incident in the local media it had extended support and ap-

preciation to the victim family for boldly initiating a criminal case by filing an FIR upon realizing that the medicine was expired.

The organisation however expressed its displeasure over NHAK remark, while tendering apology to the victim family and the public, that the commission of the wrong act was unintentional.

It questioned what would be the situation of other pharmacies when a pharmacy situated inside the hospital building and run by the NHAK “became insecure to the consumer patient”.

Further, NVCO said that district administration instead of checking pharmacies within its jurisdiction had gone ahead in settling the issue, which was already admitted and proved to be wrong.

NVCO stated that selling expiry goods was a serious violation of consumer rights under the Consumer Protection Act 1986 and selling expired medicine was more serious.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Dimapur district administration and Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) have appealed to the denizens of Dimapur to implement proper sanitation systems in their respective localities.

DMC administrator, H. Atokhe Aye while addressing the awareness programme, as part of the Swachh Bharat Mission, appealed to the public to segregate household wastes into dry, wet, home health care and electronic wastes.

He also urged the public to cooperate with the DMC in order to carry out the process for better sanitation.

DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome IAS who also spoke on the occasion, made a fervent appeal to the public to cooperate with the DMC in this regard.

While stating that government programme would be fruitless if the public do not cooperate, Yhome in this regard urged the public to support the DMC, being the agency to implement waste segregation.

He also appealed the GBs and colony leaders to disseminate the information on the importance of sanitation.

The DC also laid emphasis on the importance of hospital wastes which has to be streamlined.

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NSDMA visits landslide areas in Wokha dist

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news in brief DPDB meeting: District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Peren has convened special meeting on September 21, 11 a.m. at the conference hall of deputy commissioner, New District Hqs, Peren. All DPDB members have been asked to attend the meeting.

WJC executive council meeting: Whole Jalukie Council (WJC) has convened an executive council meeting on September 19, 11 a.m. at Jalukie town hall. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

PSU general meeting: Pochury Students Union Dimapur (PSUD) has convened a general meeting on September 24, 10 a.m. at Toulazoma village. All the students have been requested to attend the meeting.

ICFAI University to hold ‘Bizhorn 2016’: ICFAI University Nagaland, department of management studies would be organizing annual management festival ‘Bizhorn 2016’ from September 22-33 at ICFAI university Nagaland campus, 6th mile Sovima.

RJD members informed: All the RJD members under Nagaland state has been informed that new identity card would be issued to all the members of RJD. All the members have been requested to collect the identity card from the office, attached at the president’s residence, Model Colony, Purana Bazar Dimapur during office hours on Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Members have also been requested to bring three passport size photos.

(L-R): Combined team of NSDMA and DDMA Wokha at Bhandari. NSDMA and DDMA Wokha visiting landslide area. (DDMA Wokha) Correspondent

WOKHA, SEP 17 (NPN): A team from the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) made a three-day visit to Wokha district from September 14-16 to carry out preliminary investigations of the numerous and recurrent landslides in the district.

The team, led by NSDMA secretary Khrienuo

Metha, made field visits to Wokha-Bokajan road, Jaksui, Zuvotong, Longsa village, Wokha village, Mt. Tiyi Colony Wokha, WokhaBhandari road, Baghty, Sanis and Bhandari areas to make an on the spot assessment and investigation at the landslide areas.

The NSDMA team was accompanied by members of District Disaster Management Agency (DDMA)

Wokha led by its chairman and DC Wokha Wezope Kenye.

During the field visits, the combined team of NSDMA and DDMA Wokha also held interactive sessions with community members of landslide affected areas where they put forward their grievances, and later with the ADC Bhandari and his officials.

The team also visited

the DDMA Wokha cell and SDRF Wokha Barrack where NSDMA secretary Khrienuo Metha had a brief interaction with the personnel.

Following the field visits, the NSDMA team had an interactive session with the DDMA Wokha where line departments gave presentations on incidences of various landslides which occurred in Wokha district in 2016 and how restoration works were

KVD organizes ‘clean India drive rally’

A “clean India drive rally” being flagged off at Kendriya Vidyalaya Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: Under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, a “clean India drive rally” was organized on September 15 by Kendriya Vidyalaya Dimapur where students and staff members led

by principal, Umesh Chandra actively participated.

To create awareness of cleanliness and to encourage dignity of labour, the students, staff and principal cleaned the

school campus. The principal encouraged the students saying that students being the future of the country, it was the responsibility of every student to lead the clean India campaign

in their society, community, school or colleges.

He the added “clean, happy and healthy citizens impart healthy and developed nation.”

carried out.

A preliminary report of the site visits was also presented by the NSDMA geologist where the geological structure of Wokha district was deliberated at length.

Also, based on the geological report, the NSDMA engineer presented an analysis where various structures and designs were suggested for endurance in the context of the district’s geological setting.

Resource person and others at re-orientation programme of NVBDCP.

DIMAPUR: One day re-orientation training of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) under Chief Medical Officer

(CMO) office Longleng was organized at IDSP hall, chief medical officer, Longleng.

Resource Persons for the training were DVBO (NVB-

DCP), Dr Thungbemo Patton, VBD consultant, Afen and lab technician, Johnson Abraham.

While welcoming the

Lecture on ‘Insecticides and Pesticides – Boon to Bane’

INSA, Emeritus Scientist, Professor E S Raja Gopal delivering lecture.

DIMAPUR: A lecture on “Insecticides and Pesticides – Boon to Bane” was conducted at School of Agricultural Sciences and Rural Development (SASRD), Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus on Saturday.

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ration with Nagaland Science and Technology Council (NASTEC) Department of Science and Technology, Government of Nagaland.

The lecture was delivered by INSA, Emeritus Scientist, Professor E S Raja Gopal, Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore who stressed on use of everything that nature has given

in “moderation”. He also encouraged the students to earnestly do research to find solutions for the many problems faced by farmers in the country. Earlier, the programme was chaired

by Prof. R C Gupta, Dean SASRD, who welcomed the initiative taken by NASTEC and conducting the program for agricultural professional students.

Selection test for CEAF 2016: Deputy District Education Officer Wokha has informed that the selection test for scholarship under Children Education Assistance Fund 2016 (CEAF- 2016) would be conducted on September 24 at GHSS Wokha for Wokha centre and GHSS Bhandari for Bhandari center. DDEO has informed all the applicants of CEAF 2016 to appear the test at their designated centers under the jurisdiction of DEO, Wokha.

NNC (NA)/GDRN terminates: As per the decision taken by the defense ministry, NNC (NA)/GDRN has informed that it has terminated ‘lt. col.’ Hoito on account of indulging in anti party activities and collecting funds without the permission and knowledge of brigade commander and government approval. MIP NNC (NA)/GDRN further informed that the termination issue of dy. kilonsers Kivika and Inaho published on September 16 was baseless as it was a publication made by individuals trying to form new faction under the banner NNC/GDRN (NA).

Talk on women crime beat Piphema forest health and beat office Kma Police seize grade-I opium wellness inaugurated DIMAPUR: Kohima police

DIMAPUR: Women Development Cell (WDC) of Phek Government College (PGC), Phek organized a talk on “women’s health and wellness” on September17, with senior gynaecologist district hospital, Phek, Dr. Azo Louis Kharutso as resource person.

In the programme, Dr. Azo presented Powerpoint on woman anatomy followed by interactive session at the end of the talk. A free medical consultation was provided for students.

The programme was chaired by assistant professor of Political Science, Yashikala Jamir; welcome note was delivered by the principal, Dr. Katoni Jakhalu and the concluding remark was given by assistant professor and convener Women Development Cell, Thejotalu Nienu.

Re-orientation training of NVBDCP held in Longleng gathering, CMO Dr. Ritu Thurr encouraged the participants to be active and to work harder so as to achieve the desired goal.

In the programme, VBD Consultant, Afen Phom spoke on the topic job responsibilities and basic information on vector borne diseases and vector control.

She encouraged the participants to make close observation and to increase surveillance. Phom also encouraged the permanent field workers to survey the field work while spraying.

Dr. Thungbemo Patton spoke on the topic signs and

NSCD officers review meeting: Nagaland State Cooperative Department has convened a departmental officers’ review meeting on September 20, 9 a.m. at Hotel Metsuben, Mokokchung. Representatives from secretariat, directorate and districts have been requested to send their representatives.

symptoms of malaria, JE and dengue and diagnosis and treatment of malaria.

He detailed the participants on how to diagnose malaria, prevention, how to get the proper treatment and how to give the right prescription and the right medicines to the patients.

Later, the practical session was led by lab technician, Johnson Abraham who also spoke on the topic blood slide preparation and bivalent RDT, recording and reporting and explained on NVBDCP guidelines for treatment of malaria in Northeastern States.

personnel manning Phesama check gate during routine checking and frisking of vehicles detected 6 ½ Kgs of suspected grade-I opium worth around Rs. 7 lakh wrapped in polythene and concealed inside a trolley bag.

According Kohima police, the contraband was recovered from the possession of one person identified as Sushil Kumar Kannoujia, s/o.

Ram Kumar Kannoujia form Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh (U.P), who reportedly purchased the The arrested person. opium from Imphal intending has been registered against the to sell it off in U.P. In this connection a case accused at Kohima South P.S.

IMFL destroyed at Diphupar

Members of DNWO and others with the seized IMFL.

DIMAPUR: Diphupar Naga Women Organization (DNWO) led by its president Viholi along with assistance from Diphupar Naga Youth Organization led by Vekre Puro conducted a surprise checking in places selling IMFL in the village on September 15 and 16. The two organizations seized the illegal liquors from various places where it was being sold. The seized IMFP worth around Rs. 3-4 lakh were destroyed in the premises of Diphupar village council hall in the presence of Diphupar Naga Youth Organisation, GBs and the public on September 17.

DIMAPUR: Forest Beat Office, Piphema Beat under Dimapur Forest Division, department of Environment , Forest & Climate Change was inaugurated by Divisional Forest Officer (DFO), Dimapur, K. Ihevi Aomi.

In his inaugural speech, the DFO appealed the public of Piphema to cooperate with the department and make the best use of the office.

He also encouraged the staff to continue to work with sincerity and dedication.

The DFO also thanked Minister of Forest, Dr. Nicky Kire and PCCF I. Panger Jamir for their support and release of funds to purchase the land and construct the office.

VCC Piphema-A, Keneiwhelie in his welcome speech thanked the department and officials at the same time requested to upgrade the Beat Office to Range Office.

Invocation prayer was led by Pastor CRC Piphema, vote of thanks was delivered

by Beat Officer, Piphema, Zaleveyi Sapu.

The program chaired

by ACF, N.Kughaho Sema was attended by host of officers and staff.

GDRN/NNC (N/A) Ao, Sumi regions support; clarifies DIMAPUR: Ao region GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) and Sumi region GDRN/ NNC (Non-Accord) have extended full support to newly elected president of GDRN/ NNC (Non-Accord) Kumcho Chilimong.

A press note by GDRN/ NNC (Non-Accord) Ao region kilonser cum chairman, T. Toshi Imchen while assuring its fullest support to Kumcho, also appealed the newly elected president not to pull back its mission but to carry out the task assigned to him for cause of Naga nation.

In a separate press note GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) Sumi region kilonser cum caretaker, Hovito Kiho congratulated Kumcho and extended its fullest cooperation to work under his leadership to fight for Nagas’ right.

Meanwhile, in a separate release, GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) Yimchunger region while reacting to the press statement issued by “MIP of Kiumukam group,” stated that the Yimchunger region held a meeting on September 7 endorsed by

vice-president and joint secretary.

A press note by president Yimchunger Region GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord), Threananba stated that in the meeting “majority of workers” affirmed to work under the leadership of Kumcho Chilimong and Hanging Zeliang. It claimed that that after the voting, only one member stood in favour of Kiumkam.

Terming the statement of “MIP of Kiumukam group” as baseless, Yimchunger region said it was well aware of the allegation against Kiumukam for misuse of government official writing pads and misuse of power.

It also accused Kiumukam of issuing promotion orders without the consent of regional authorities.

GDRN/NNC (NonAccord) Yimchunger region also claimed that it does not have the enrolment record of the names which had been mentioned by “MIP of Kiumukam” as they were “his personal drivers and his yes men only.”

NPF 2 Dimapur II A/C Ward No. 12 was formed on Saturday and new office bearers were inducted with Pangertoshi as the president. (NP)

Kacharigaon village members planting tree saplings under Roadside Plantation Scheme MGNREGA, Chmukedima Block.

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Chief guest along with the proprietor, teachers and students of RBHSK Chekiye on Saturday. (Inset) Khekaho Assumi (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary of Information &Public Relations, Khekaho Assumi on Saturday has called upon students to have a dream and work towards achieving it.

Quoting Abdul Kalam who said “Dream is not what you dream at night but dream is something that do not let you sleep”, the parliamentary secretary reminded the students that if they have nothing in their mind then they would “sleep off ” but

if they are determined than they can change the circumstances.

Khekaho was speaking as chief guest at 7th Hindi Diwas celebration at Rashtra Bhasha Hindi Shiksha Kendra Chekiye Dimapur.

According to DIPR report, Khekaho emphasised on the importance of quality education and exhorted the students to work hard, be determined and to be confident in order to shine in life.

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Kesonyü Yhome advices youth to stop ‘blame game’ Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Kesonyü Yhome has strongly suggested that Naga youths should stop playing the “blame game” in times of failure and try to move forward in order to taste the seed of success.

He was speaking as the chief guest at a one-day seminar for the civil service aspirants organized by Alternative Learning System Indian Administrative Service (ALS IAS), Dimapur Centre, here at Town Hall, Saturday.

Yhome said when a person fails he should understand that it was he himself who should be blamed and that he should take charge to move forward and not label himself as a failure.

He said the most important element a civil service aspirant should possess was discipline. “Although it is easier for a person to discipline the physical being but it is not easy to discipline

AYO informs DIMAPUR: Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) has informed all residents of Kohima that release of sewage into drains has been curtailed from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. and all the citizens has been asked to strictly follow the timing.

AYO has also asked dog-owners to leash their dogs as dog poop in the town area and colonies have become a growing menace.

It has directed the colony youth organization to strictly implement the directives or before October 1, 2016 and impose a penalty of Rs. 5000 on any citizen not following the sewage restrictive timing.

The AYO has convened a consultative meeting with all colony youth organizations on September 27, 12 noon at APO Hall. President and general secretary of concerned colonies have been asked to attend the meeting.

NPF informs

DImapur: NPF Media & Press Bureau has informed that one day “seminar-cumworkshop” has been scheduled on September 28 at the Conference Hall of the party’s Central Office, Kohima, Nagaland. Press Secretaries of all 13 NPF Divisions of Nagaland and NPF Manipur State Unit, accompanied by one member each have been asked to participate in the programme.

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the mind which in fact has more role to play in when it comes to civil service exams”, Yhome said.

Adding that a positive mindset was another crucial component when it comes to succeeding, Yhome said it was important for the people to start talking about positive

things in one’s life and stay away from negativities that would hamper development of one’s personality.

During the programme ALS, New Delhi, executive director and faculty Manish K Gautam, who was the guest speaker said there were more to civil services than just a huge salary, red beacon vehicle, guards and other benefits, the service was one through which a person can serve the people with authority and resources.

Gautam gave a clear picture on the change in the patterns of the IAS exams in recent times which makes sure that the best students from all over India gets selected.

In his hour long speech, Gautam encouraged the aspirants with exemplary stories of successful candidates who made it through in the IAS exams.

The seminar was attended by more than 500 aspirants from all over the state and particularly Dimapur.

someone in life put in your hard work, keep the midnight oil burning, have a dream and work towards achieving your dream,” He exhorted.

The parliamentary secretary termed the management of school, faculty, students and parents as the “four ingredients” for producing quality students from schools and colleges. He asserted that all the four must play a cohesive role simultaneously to produce good students.

During the programme, the importance of Hindi Diwas was highlighted by teacher Arjun; commemorating the day, students of RBHSK presented dances, songs, traditional show and various entertainment items.

Manjai offered the invocation while Eviti and Anan read the scriptures in Hindu and English respectively.

The programme compered

by Solomon and Jennifer ended with benediction by teacher Zepre.

DIMAPUR: The 5th edition of Young Leaders Connect (YLC), an annual conclave of young leaders from the North Eastern region, would be held at Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh from October 28-29, 2016.

A joint press conference was held here on Friday at Niathu Resort wherein founding members of YLC-- Member of Parliament from Assam, Gaurav Gogoi; parliamentary secretary, Mmhonlhumo Kikon; YouthNet director Hekani and founding Editor of Eastern Mirror, Abu Metha were present.

Union minister of state for Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju would be the chief host of the event and Baichung Bhutia, reputed Indian footballer, will be the “chair” of the event.

Mmhonlhumo informed that the theme for this year’s edition would be on entrepreneurship based on the Government of India’s policy and Prime Minister Modi’s vision of ‘Start up India’.

The conclave would be co-chaired by Mmhonlhumo and Conrad Sangma, an MP from Meghalaya. Kikon further said that the two-day conference will focus on entrepreneurship in the North East region, where key officials and strategists would be addressing the youths.

Gaurav Gogoi said the conclave “will seek to make a

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YLC members Gaurav Gogoi, M. Kikon, Hekani and Abu Metha at the press meet in Dimapur on Saturday.

roadmap for development of north east (region)”, by providing opportunity to young leaders to be “mentored by senior leaders”.

As per the concept note, the conclave will have panel discussions and round table discussions with experts and stakeholders that will go beyond dialogue, and towards deliverable goals applicable in a national and regional setting.

Besides the discussions, an interactive session has been put in place between entrepreneurs, industry, NGOs, government agencies, social enterprises and advisory organizations.

The conclave will showcase projects and programs,

to initiate new partnerships and to find new resources.

Highlighting the idea behind YLC, Abu Metha said such event has brought the North Eastern states closer with each other under a spirit of cooperation and oneness.

He said leaders and achievers from different spheres came together to inspire and motivate the youth of the region with their experiences and knowledge.

YouthNet director Hekani reflected on the journey of YLC. She also informed that representatives from key ministries including DoNER would be taking part in the conclave.

BJP, BJYM Nagaland celebrate PM Modi’s birthday

(L-R): Members of BJP Nagaland State unit and others at Dimapur District Hospital and BJYM Nagaland State unit members and students and staff of Eastern Christian College after celebration of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday on September 17.

DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland State unit celebrated the 66th birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Party head office Dimapur led by its president Visasolie Loungu.

In the programme, Visasolie said there nothing more satisfying than public service

to the helpless and poor. He also conveyed best wishes to Narendra Modi and wished him further success and greater achievements.

In order to commemorate Modi’s birthday, BJP Nagaland organized a “special sweet distribution programme”

at Dimapur District Hospital where sweets and food packets were distributed.

BJYM Nagaland: On the occasion of 66th birth anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Nagaland State unit led by

its president, Vikuho Dominic visited Eastern Christian College on September 17 to promote the mobile application of Prime Minister.

Speaking on the occasion, Vikuho welcomed the notion of the application by the Prime Minister and ap-

pealed to the youths to educate the others about it.

I n t h e p r o g r a m m e, BJYM general secretar y Arvind Damani demonstrated to the youths about how to download and use the Apps by giving missed call on 18002090920.

DGAR visits ARTC & S Dimapur Tovihoto inaugurates Haralu Colony road Staff Reporter

DGAR being accorded guard of honour during his visit at ARTC & S. DIMAPUR: Director General Assam Rifles (DGAR), Lt Gen H J S Sachdeva, PVSM, AVSM, SM, ADC, visited Assam Rifles Training Centre & School (ARTC & S), Shokhuvi on September 14, where he was received with a guard of honour.

During his visit, Lt. Gen was briefed about the training and administrative aspects of the centre by Commandant ARTC & S, Brigadier Gurjap Singh.

Lt. Gen addressed the Jawans and recruits in a Sainik Sammelan and expressed happiness on visiting the premier training establishment of the

Assam Rifles.

He exhorted all officers and men to uphold the rich traditions of the force and to maintain the highest standards of professional conduct and moral uprightness. Lt. Gen also congratulated the centre on winning first position in North East Inter CPO debate competition on human rights.

He also emphasized on quality training of the men so that they become brave soldiers and better citizens of the nation. While addressing the personnel, Lt. Gen also emphasized on being upright and honest in every spheres of

life and be the true ‘Sentinels of the North East’.

He honoured the jawans by presenting the DGAR commendation cards to the meritorious and deserving personnel and promoted rifleman Wangtham Lammaty of DGAR Equestrian Team to the rank of Havildar for winning prestigious medals at international events and bringing fame to Assam Rifles.

Lt. Gen also presented a three wheeler scooter to warrant officer Mani Tomba Singh of 37 Assam Rifles who lost his leg in an IED blast while he was on duty in Manipur.

DIMAPUR, SEP 17 (NPN): Newly constructed Haralu Colony Road covering an area 353.4 × 4.57=1615 sq.m was inaugurated by NIDC chairman Tovihoto Aye along with Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) administrator Atokhe Aye. Speaking at the inaugural programme, Aye appreciated DMC for the consistency of the work that they had taken up. He also appreciated the senior leaders and those leaders who had extended their confidence and support towards the council.

Deliberating on unity Aye encouraged the colony members to be united and be an example to the other colonies.

He further asked them to work together as one and (3-L): Tovihoto Aye , Atokhe Ayemi (R) and others after inaugurating the road. (NP) become a model colony for thanks was delivered by V. other to emulate.

Also speaking in the Sekhose. programme, DMC administrator, H. Atokhe Aye also thanked government and the public for their cooperation and support.

He also appealed the colony members to safeguard and maintain the colony for the welfare of the society. He also briefed on sanitation.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by P.A to chief minister of Nagaland and Burma colony, Power house, Haralu colony chairman K. Francis Zeliang and vote of K

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Narayanasamy blames BJP for Stop efforts to disintegrate Mnp: UCM defection of MLAs in Arunachal

IMPHAL, Sep 17: “External stakeholders” must stop inciting activities which hurts the integrity of Manipur, United Committee Manipur (UCM) Saturday cautioned while pressing the Centre (India government) to disclose details of the frame work agreement signed with the NSCN(IM).

The apex body also urged internal stakeholders to stop rising demands against the interest of the territorial integrity of the state and strive jointly for the protection of the integrity of Manipur.

The UCM led a host of civil society organisations of the state to offer tribute to the

martyrs of the infamous Great June Uprising in Imphal’s Kekrupat Memorial Complex on the occasion of Langban Heitha Leithaba (tarpon).

Manipuris use to offer to tarpon (offering of fresh flowers and fruits) to the water as mark of paying tribute to their ancestors in the month of langbal (the 6th month of Manipuri calendar) believing that they descend to their homes on the night of the full moon of Langbal month (usually falls in September or October) and return to their dwellings on the day of the new moon.

Talking to media after offering ceremony, UCM president Elangbam Johnson recalled the sacrifices made

Uninterrupted gas supply to tea growers: Assam CM

Indigenous Language to be promoted at par with Hindi: Rijiju

Guwahati, Sep 17 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today urged Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for uninterrupted gas supply to small tea growers.

Sonowal, in a telephonic discussion with the Union Minister, sought to ensure uninterrupted gas supply to tea gardens and soon start the construction work of a super speciality hospital in Sivasagar, proposed by the ONGC. Pradhan assured all cooperation in supplying gas to small tea growers and assured that construction work of the hospital in Sivasagar would soon be started, said Sonowal.

“People of Assam have posed their faith on the present government in the state and it is the duty of the government to listen to their grievances and take remedies,” he said.

Moreover, to understand the feelings of the people, the government was engaged in interactive programmes with the people, he said. People should maintain a strict vigil on the activities of the government which “is vital for good governance.” Assam can become one of the front running states in the country if there was synergy between the government, public representatives and the people, and all have to work with utmost diligence and sincerity, Sonowal added.

N e w D e lhi , S e p 1 7 (Agencies): In what may seem as a major climbdown from its original position Kiren Rijiju the Home Minister (State) has said that the Centre did not wish to ‘impose’ Hindi on states where other regional languages are spoken.

He also went on to state that English is an international language used for convenience.

“We are here to promote Hindi to the extent that it is permissible, especially in the ‘A’ category states. In India,

People with their vehicles wade through a flooded road during heavy rainfall in Agartala, Tripura on Saturday.

The Nagaland Flower Grower’s Society has convened a meeting on 20th Sept. 2016, 11:00 am at Red Cross Conference Hall, P.R. Hill, Kohima. All members are requested to attend the meeting.

Akhruzo Putsure President, N.F.G.S K-3540

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Mr. Haizibeu Kamlak Chairman, KCWA

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The Kamlak Chame Welfare Association Mpai Village convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Haireudi Kamlak, Physical Education Teacher for receiving the prestigious District Teacher's Award on 5th September 2016.

The Association wishes him a long happy life and the very best in the day ahead.

OFFICE OF THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL NIHOTO Dimapur : Nagaland

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The Headmistress, Asstt. Headmistress, Teachers, Staffs and Students of GHS Nihoto with immense joy heartily congratulate our sincere and committed Teacher Carne Chishi, who deservingly received the District Teacher's Award on Teacher's Day Celebration 2016.

The gesture of selecting her for the noble award is appreciated.

We further wish her success for her future endeavours.

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The proposal to include English along with 37 other regional languages like Bhojpuri, Kok Borok, Khasi and Bundelkhandi in the VIII Schedule of the Constitution, granting it an official status, has been pending with the Centre for 12 years now.

“Our policy is very clear — we have to promote all indigenous Indian languages.

Hindi is an official language as per the provisions of the Constitution. The situation remains the same,” said Mr. Rijiju.

IMPHAL, Sep 17: Two persons including a woman sustained bullet injuries after one of the two youth opened fire in a bid to escape from a angry mob in Imphal’s Langol Game village on Friday night. Police Saturday said that both the alleged accused youth were in their custody.

One of them identified as N Somorendro was caught by the mob and handed over while the other identified as Y Hemchandra surrendered with a small arm late in the night.

Local reports said that residents of Langol area attempted to overpower the two youths who came on a Bolero

5 killed in landslide

Aizawl, Sep 17 (PTI): Five persons from two families, including a minor girl, were killed in a massive landslide triggered by extremely heavy rainfall today at Tlungvel village in Mizoram’s Aizawl district.

The heavy rainfall between 1 AM and 2 AM swept away three houses of the village and a couple and their fouryear-old daughter were killed in the landslide. Their 11-year-old son, however, survived with minor injuries.

The bodies of the girl and her mother were recovered, but the man’s body was found two km away where he was swept away by a flash flood.

An elderly woman and her 25-year-old son living in the same village were also killed in the landslide, police said, adding another house, which had been abandoned, was also destroyed in the calamity.

A number of landslides were also reported from across Mizoram which caused road blockades.

Telecommunication lines were snapped and power supply was also disrupted in some places, the reports said.

brand vehicle (MN-01-7013) after they allegedly attempted to kidnap a divorced woman of the locality Friday night, around 8 pm. The incident took place near Type-II of Langol Housing Colony. Residents rushed to the spot after the divorced woman staying in her paternal home sounded alarmed. When the crowd attempted to overpower, one of the two youth opened fire towards the crowd, injuring Meisnam Indrajit (23) and Khaidem Memcha (53), both from the same colony.

Indrajit, who was shot in the buttock, was rushed to Shija hospital along with Memcha who received a bullet scratch mark on her face.

PUBLIC NOTICE Sale/Purchase of land under the jurisdiction of Tohoi Village without the knowledge/consent of the undersigned is strictly prohibited. Anyone doing so would be doing at their own risk and peril.

For any kind of matter relating to Tohoi Village or Tohoi Villagers, one may kindly contact the undersigned.

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(T. KUGHAHO YEPTHOMI) Eldest son of Late Tohoi Head G.B Tohoi Village, Aghunaqa Block M/No : 9615811109

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO:JUD21/2016-17/50 Notice Calling objection for the issue of Succession certificate Shri/Smt Zhesheli of Lizu New Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of succession certificate/guardianship certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/ Husband Late Dudh Bahadur Thapa has expired on 06/09/2016.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f. the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same.

Tridibesh Roy IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto: Nagaland K-3535

AFFIDAVIT (CORRECTION OF NAME)

Regd no. 8394 /16 Date 23/06/2016 I, Shri SUPONUNGBA AO, Born on 26/06/2010, S/o Sentimemba Ao, permanent resident of Longmisa Village, District- Mokokchung, StateNagaland ,do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide Citizen of India.

2. That in my official documents my name has been entered as Sahunungba Ao. 3. That, The name Sahunungba Ao and Suponungba Ao refers to the same and one person only and that is me.

4. That, this Affidavit is made for the purpose, that as and when the name Sahunungba Ao appears , it should be read as Suponungba Ao and I declare today that ,my name shall be Suponungba Ao 5. That, the statement given above are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein.

Magistrate/ Notary Public Desponent Shri L.B Namo Shri SUPONUNGBA AO Advocate 23rd June 2016 Mokokchung.

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Dear Alona Likithe, Today as you turn 7 years and celebrate this special day of yours we thank our almighty God for making your life worth and special. May your day be filled with love and laughter, we love you Many Many Happy returns of the day From Your loving Mum, Kupu and Grand parents.

Hi.... Pags (Chumti Yeps) Wishing ua a day filled with beauty & love. may your dream come true Avivivis Hi Ashila.....

A vry gud morning......... 1st of all, a vry happy bday!! May all ur wishes come true on this day....may u live for millions of years so dat I can enjoy ur treat evry year... Hahaha lol!! But of all ... Many , many , many, happy returns of the day...

Frm.... Tom’s jerry!!

Happy Birthday amu(Hivi) May God Bless U!!!! Wish U all Joy & Happiness of this Life !!! :-) With Love; L3.

Manipuri transgenders demand apology from minister over attack Imphal, Sep 17 (IANS): Artistes, lyricists and transgenders in Manipur are up in arms against state Rural Development Minister Moirangthem Okendra after his security guards allegedly beat up a popular tansgender artiste here.

The artistes, lyricists and transgenders who on Friday staged a sit-in protest have served an ultimatum to Okendra to tender an apology within seven days or face consequences.

Personal security guards and armed personnel of the minister had allegedly beaten up Bishesh Huirem, a film and mobile theatre artiste, following a road rage incident on Wednesday night.

Huirem is one of the transgenders from 30 countries who has been selected to participate in the International Beauty Queen contest to be held in Thailand on November 9.

This is to inform the Class of 2004 batch that we are having our REUNION on 9th of October 2016 at Neisatuo Colony, Khermahal, Dimapur.

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nobody should force anybody to adopt a particular language.

Hindi and English have become link languages for the states but, at the same time, we have important languages like Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Gujarati, Odiya and Assamese,” he said.

In the Northeast of India like in the south Language has been a key issue as well as ethnicity ,this step taken by the BJP maybe seen as a softer approach to woo in regional parties which have sentiments

Correspondent

CLASS OF 2004 PATKAI CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

NAGALAND FLOWER GROWER’S SOCIETY

Mr. Asohu Kamlak Treasurer, KCWA

by the 18 people during the people’s uprising in June 2001 in protest against extension of ceasefire between Centre and NSCN(IM) without territorial limit.

He said “We never forget the sacrifices made by them for the protection of territorial integrity of Manipur. We will not allow remapping of Manipur’s territorial boundary at any cost.”

People of the state were always ready to face any challenges coming up against unity and integrity of the state, he reiterated. Elangbam demanded that Centre should made public the details of the frame work agreement which was signed between government of India

2 injured in shootout in Imphal

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Puducherry, Sep 17 (PTI): Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy today alleged that the BJP was behind the “wholesale defection” of 43 MLAs in Arunachal Pradesh, resulting in Congress losing its government in that state.

“The BJP had caused such crisis earlier in Arunachal Pradesh and has now fomented the turbulence again in the state. This is the BJP’s usual functioning to cause disturbances for Congress-headed governments in states,” he told reporters here.

Congress had yesterday lost its government in Arunachal Pradesh to a BJP-led front when 43 of its MLAs led by Chief Minister Pema Khandu defected and merged with People’s Party of Arunachal, just two months after regaining power.

KIKON SHENTSÜTA EKHÜNG H.Q., WOKHA: NAGALAND **********************

CORRIGENDUM

Apropos the advertisement which appeared on Page 9 of Nagaland Post on September 17, 2016 under the title KSE Condemns Character Assassination of Naga Leader, the starting sentence should read as: “The Kikon Shentsüta Ekhüng (KSE), the apex body of Lotha Naga Kikon Clan, unequivocally and vehemently condemns part-contents of the advertisement which appeared on August 28, 2016 in Page 4 of news daily Nagaland Post...” and not as rendered.

N. Zubemo Kikon, Chairman, KSE DC-2117

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We the Teachers, SMC members and students would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Hitten Difoesa, Head Teacher, GMS Bamunpukhuri-B for reveiving the 'District Teacher's Award' on 5th Sept. 2016.

We further wish him good health and pray for success in all his future endeavours.

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AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 172 Date: 15-09-2016 I, Smt. Hushili Sema, W/o Shri. Hoshito Assumi of Kichilimi Village, aged about 50 years, residing at Lower Chandmari Colony, Kohima in the District of Kohima, Nagaland do solemnly affirm and state as follows:1. That my official name in my First Appointment Order and Service Book, it is entered as HUSHILI SEMA. In my HSLC Admit Card, it has been entered as Z. HUSHELI SEMA, in GIS Card H. HUSHILI ASSUMI, in Identity Card, pan Card, Bank Account and GPF Account, HUSHILI ASSUMI and in Aadhaar Card, HUSHILI respectively.

2. That HUSHILI SEMA, Z. HUSHELI SEMA, H. HUSHILI ASSUMI, HUSHILI ASSUMI and HUSHILI are same name, same person and one identity only.

All the names are in use for all official purposes whatsoever, and there is no duplicity.

3. That henceforth, my official name shall be known as HUSHILI SEMA in all my official dealings, future correspondences and references and this affidavit shall bear evidences for all official purposes whatsoever.

4. That the statements made in this affidavit at paragraph 1, 2 and 3 are true to my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed thereof.

And I solemnly affirm and sign this affidavit on this day the 14th of September, 2016 before the Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, at Kohima.

DEPONENT MAGISTRATE 1ST CLASS, KOHIMA K-3523

Officials of the Minister, however, refuted Huirem’s claim over the incident and told IANS that Huirem was driving “dead drunk” and was unable to reverse her car that was blocking the minister’s convoy.

A security guard stepped in to help her out.

H o w e v e r, H u i r e m threw tantrums at this saying she had the right to drive and tried to force open the door of the minister’s vehicle -- leading to her being restrained.

Bishesh Huirem has strongly denied the charges as “baseless”.

In preparation for the beauty contest Huirem is un-

dergoing hormone therapy and personality development course.

Huirem has denied she was drunk. In a statement, she said that she is avoiding salt and oil in her food for the hormone therapy, “and it is outrageous to say she was dead drunk. Shocked by the incident she is now in hospital.”

The artistes have decided to ban all mobile theatres, films and music programmes in the Heirok constituency of the Minister unless he apologises.

This could impact on campaigning as Manipur goes to polls in February 2017.

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MOPUNGCHUKET SENSO TELONGJEM KOHIMA FELICITATION

The Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Kohima warmly congratulates our esteemed members who have brought laurels to the community with their commendable achievements:1. Dr. Bendangyanger, promoted to the Post of Director, Dept. of Health & Family Welfare.

2. Er. Limatongdang, promoted to the post of Addl.

Chief Engineer, NPWD. 3. Ms. Imlirenla, D/o Lt. Kikangangshi for having won the Sub-Veteran Women Singles Champion and Mixed Doubles runners-up in All India Badminton Championship 2016, held at Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

The Telongjem wishes them all the very best in all their future endeavours and expresses gratitude with profound hearts for being a beacon of light for the younger generation.

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and NSCN(IM) in August last year.

“India gover nment should disclose the details of the agreement before entering into a final agreement with the NSCN(IM). UCM expects a positive outcome of the peace talk but will not tolerate any outcome that infringes the territorial boundary of Manipur,” he said.

The UCM president also cautioned “external stakeholders” to stop indulging in any activities that will incite communal disharmony in the state and hurt the interest of the integrity of the state.

Urging the internal stakeholders not to indulge in any activities tantamount to disintegration of the state’s territorial integrity, Johnson said UCM will not remain as silent spectator when a group or groups come up with demands tantamount to break the territorial integrity of the state.

UCM joining hands with other likeminded civil societies like the AMUCO (All Manipur United Clubs Organisation) is ready to fight tooth and nail for the protection of the territorial boundary of the state, he added. UCM has been leading other civil societies in offering tribute to the departed souls of the 18 martyrs to commemorate their supreme sacrifices for the cause of the territorial integrity of Manipur on the occasion of Langban Heitha Leithaba (tarpon) every year.

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CHIEF SECRETARY GPRN/NSCN INFORMS

Following staff are hereby informed to report to the office of Chief Secretary in person before September 30, 2016 failing which disciplinary action will be initiated.

Deputy Secretary A.S.O 1 Edwin Aye 1 Aloto Aye 2 Jhekiho 2 Yimskiutsu 3 Joel Kiba 3 Aron 4 Leiwang Konyak 4 Kughato Chishi 5 Nyamnei Konyak Under Secretary 6 T. Muzengchum 1 Akato Achumi 7 Tsuyamthong 2 Akato Chophi 8 V. Vito Sumi 3 Kiqheto 9 Alovi Yeptho 4 Lichemkyu Sangtam 10 Dehkam Thomsongs 5 I. Kamsangpong 11 Hokheto Awomi 6 Yanger Ao 12 Puhoi Khiumngan 7 Khukiye Chophi 13 Tohoshe 8 Tokavi Aye 14 Vikugha Chishi 15 Akaho Yeptho 9 Vihoto Sumi 16 Ayeto 10 T.K. Leiran 17 Kiyeka Yeptho 11 Tokhuvi Yeptho 18 Tokheho S.O 19 Inaka Murru 1 Hokugha Assumi 20 Khekivi Shohe 2 K. Wanmai Konyak 21 Chingei 3 Midas Office Assistant 4 Taka Meren 1 Anguo Konyak 5 Abemo Kikon 2 Khekuto Achumi 6 Abeto Sumi 3 Kitoho Achumi 7 Hokuto 4 Hekuto 8 John Kaminnolong 5 T. Yanchu Chang 9 Toka Awomi 6 Lochumi Lotha 10 Aloto 7 Mamiswang Issued by: Chief Secretary GPRN/NSCN DC-XXXXX K

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LIMKHEDA (GUJ), SEP 17 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated his 66th birthday amidst tribals here today, stating that his government was committed to empower the “last man in the queue”, besides inaugurating drinking water and irrigation projects in the parched region of his poll-bound home state of Gujarat.

On his third visit within two months to Gujarat, where Assembly polls are due next year, Modi recalled the contribution of tribals in the country’s freedom struggle, and promised them adequate water for drinking and irrigation.

Modi inaugurated Rs 4,817 crore worth of irrigation and drinking water projects of the Gujarat government, seeking to cater to this parched region of Dahod district.

“Due to scarcity of water, my tribal brothers had to migrate and toil hard as construction labourers in extreme heat in the past. At that time, the Gujarat government (under his leadership before 2014), gave priority to water and allocated highest budget for water related projects,” the Prime Minister said.

Before becoming the PM in 2014, Modi had served as the Gujarat Chief Minister for 13 years.

“Today, we are inaugurating several projects for providing drinking and irrigation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi being garlanded during a function in Dahod, near Ahmedabad on Saturday. (PTI) water at a cost of thousands of crores of rupees. We took up this task of empowering the last man on the line, so that he can also uplift the lives of others,” Modi said.

He thanked the tribals for “raising” him and promised to do everything possible to uplift their lives through various schemes.

“MPs of NDA selected a person, who is the son of this soil (Gujarat), as the Prime Minister. It was you who raised me. My government is committed to the welfare of the downtrodden citizens,”

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Modi said.

The PM also recalled his earlier days when he used to roam in this district on his scooter. The BJP leader also slammed past governments at the Centre on the issue of development “At that time, there was nothing here. In the past, schemes used to remain on paper only, as nothing happened on ground. That is why my government took up the task of setting up a railway yard at Dahod. I firmly believe that it will bring lots of employment opportunities here and give a

boost to the local economy,” said Modi.

He also praised farmers of the district for showing “progressive” mindset.

“Farmers of Dahod have turned to flower cultivation.

They are adopting innovative techniques. Farmers having just one of two ‘bigha’ land are also keen to learn new things by visiting other places. My government is also working to double the income of all the farmers by 2022,” said Modi, who later left for Navsari to address another rally.

Ink thrown at Nadda in Bhopal’s AIIMS BHOPAL, SEP 17 (PTI): An unidentified person threw ink at Union Health Minister J P Nadda at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Bhopal, amid protest by students over “poor facilities” at the institute.

Ink was thrown at the Minister at the entrance of the AIIMS when he was in his car leaving the institute, surrounded by protesting students amid and rains and chaos.

Few drops of ink fell on the Minister’s kurta.

An official of AIIMS Bhopal, on the condition of anonymity, said it is so far not known who threw the ink. He said the police have started investigating the matter.

Students had gathered to lodge protest over “poor facilities” at AIIMS when Nadda was at the premier medical college to dedicate a number of facilities.

A third year MBBS student Rishi Prem claimed two of the protesting students, Ijya Pandey and Anjali Krishna, sustained injuries as the Minister’s vehicle made a forced exit.

“No student of AIIMS college threw ink at Nadda.

We protested silently against lack of infrastructure at AIIMS where no surgery has taken place yet,” Prem, a student who hails from Kerala, claimed.

Schools asked to make Divyang- Chikungunya toll Addressing chronic cases friendly facilities: Javadekar rises to 15 in Delhi is the real challenge: CJI

MUMBAI, SEP 17 (PTI): The Centre will make a slew of provisions for Divyang students in the upcoming education policy and has already asked schools to provide adequate facilities to them, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.

“We will make a lot of provisions for Divyang students across the country in our upcoming new education policy.

We have asked the management of schools to provide ramps in buildings, make available separate toilets for them or modify/ upgrade the existing toilets and facilitate their easy movement on the premises,” he said. Javadekar was talking to reporters on the sidelines of an event where he met and interacted with over 100 visually impaired girls at a city school. He said interaction with Divyang students was part of BJP’s decision to celebrate September 17, the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as Sewa Diwas.

“Our MPs, MLAs and other leaders decided to celebrate our Prime Minister’s birthday as Sewa Diwas. Therefore, we decided to reach out to Dalits and those oppressed

Prakash Javadekar and underprivileged,” he said.

Javadekar was impressed with the training facilities available for students at the 116-yearold Kamla Mehta School for the Blind in Dadar. Lauding the efforts and aspirations of the girls and their teachers, the minister said, “What we all need is just commitment and zeal to move ahead in our life. These girls are a source of energy and inspiration.” Maharashtra Minister for Social Justice Rajkumar Badole, BJP MP from Beed Preetam Munde and officers from the office of Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities were present on the occasion.

Embraer deal: CBI registers preliminary enquiry NEW DELHI, SEP 17 (IANS): The CBI on Saturday registered a preliminary enquiry (PE) against unidentified Defence Ministry officials and others to probe allegations of kickbacks in the purchase of three Embraer aircraft in a $208 million deal inked during the UPA rule in 2008, an official said.

Sources in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said the PE was registered on a reference from the Defence Ministry on allegations related to Embraer employing an agent to facilitate various contracts.

The CBI took the step after its two-day thorough examination of the Defence Ministry request made on Wednesday through a letter regarding alleged corruption in the multi-million-dollar deal with the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, following reports

of investigations in Brazil and the US. PE is the initial step taken by the CBI to examine any case before lodging a First Information Report (FIR) against suspected persons. During a PE, the agency cannot record statements or carry out searches.

In 2008, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) signed a $208 million deal with Embraer for three ERJ-145 aircraft to build indigenous Airborne Early Warning and Control Systems for the Indian Air Force.

The DRDO has already sought an explanation within 15 days from Embraer on the issue. Apart from the CBI probe, the Defence Ministry will also seek information through diplomatic channels from Brazil and the US.

NOTICE INVITING TENDER

1. Separate quotations are invited by Procurement Committee of Supply Depot ASC Dimapur and HQ 3 Corps (ST) from interested suppliers for local purchase of Sugar, Edible Oil, MM Food, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Cheese, Butter, Wheat Bran, Juice, Biscuits, Almond, and other Misc items with an approximate quantity of 100 ton, 100 ton, 25 ton, 1 Ton, 5 Ton, 700 Kgs, 500 Kgs, 7 KL, 1 Ton, 1100 Kgs per day and 300 Kgs and respectively as per monthly issue at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur and Supply Point ASC, Rangapahar for the consumption period from 01 Oct. 2016 to 31 Oct 2016.

Above mentioned items are required to be delivered at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur and Supply Depot ASC Likabali as per approximate requirement mentioned above.

2 Details regarding demand of items, local purchase procedures and Defence Food Specifications may be obtained from Commanding Officer, Supply Depot ASC Dimapur, Army Supply Road, Dimapur (Nagaland) on any working day between 0930h to 1230h on telephone No 03862-233853 or by personally meeting the Commanding Officer at Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur.

3 Quotations will be asked and the tender will be opened by the Procurement Committee of HQ 3 Corps (ST) and Supply Depot ASC, Dimapur at Supply Depot ASC Dimapur in the month of Oct. 2016/Nov. 2016 except Sundays and gazetted holidays. Sealed quotation box is placed at Office Complex of the Supply Depot ASC Dimapur and the quotations should be placed in the box by 1200hrs on sealed envelope on the day of tender which will be intimated in advance through notice bd placed at Main Gate of Supply Depot ASC Dimapur. E-Procurement tenders are also published by this Depot. Registered contractor having DSC token can participate in e-procurement.

5 The vendors must clearly mention on the quotation whether he is bidding for supply at Dimapur or Likabali. The same must be clearly brought out.

6. The vendor will be present physically on the day of tender. In case their reps will be attending the tendering, they will be in possession of Power of Attorney from the firm authenticated by the Advocate along with their Identity Proof.

7. The Commanding Officer of the Supply Depot ASC Dimapur can be contacted for any change in the date of putting the quotations, exact quantity of the items required or any other queries as and when arises.

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NEW DELHI, SEP 17 (PTI): The number of fatalities due to chikungunya complications has risen to 15 in the national capital as two more deaths were reported today from a hospital in the city which is battling the outbreak of the vectorborne disease. “Two elderly persons, both aged above 70 and belonging to Delhi, died on September 15 of chikungunya complications at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (SGRH). One of them suffered from hypertension while the other had kidney problems,” a hospital source said. The number of deaths from chikungunya complications at SGRH has climbed to seven, the highest at any hospital in the city. Out of the 15 deaths, Apollo Hospital has reported five, while AIIMS, Hindu Rao Hospital and PSRI recorded one death each. Gulab Chand Gupta (70) from Lajpat Nagar in south Delhi, died on September 12, a family member yesterday said. “He was admitted at Pushpawati Singhania Research Institute (PSRI) in south Delhi on September 7 and succumbed to chikungunya complications on September 12.

AHMEDABAD, SEP 17 (PTI): The real challenge before the judiciary is to address chronic cases which remain festering in courts, Chief Justice of India T S Thakur said today even as he stressed that disposing of smaller cases was like cleaning the house of the garbage littered around.

Addressing a gathering after inaugurating the Gujarat State Judicial Academy, Justice Thakur recalled that when he was the Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana, he held Lok Adalats throughout the two states and disposed of 14 lakh cases.

“But then we thought that disposing of smaller cases is like holding a broom and cleaning the house of garbage lying around. The real challenge lies in addressing chronic cases which remain festering in the courts,” he said.

The CJI said, in order to address the issue, he then asked judges in the two states to provide particulars of 200 oldest civil and criminal cases.

“Once the details came

in, we told them...the target now is to dispose of these oldest of cases, because to dispose ordinary, inconsequential cases is not enough. We should dispose old, chronic cases,” he said, adding that to dispose them, judges were given additional weightage, by bringing them under the unit system.

“The result was that within a period of six months or so, by the time I left for Supreme Court, judicial officers had disposed of 5,500 of the oldest civil and criminal cases,” he said.

During his speech, Justice Thakur expressed optimism that with the judicial fraternity being conscious of the “ever-increasing number of cases,” the challenges will be overcome.

“There is an ever-increasing number of cases in the courts. But then the fact that you are conscious of it, and you are sensitive to it, and you are gearing for it, is what is encouraging. So we will overcome all the challenges and difficulties that may otherwise exist,” he said.

Mulayam rebukes SP workers for staging protests

Supporters of UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav at his residence in Lucknow on Saturday. (PTI) LUCKNOW, SEP 17 (PTI): Samajwadi Party (SP) supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav today rebuked the supporters of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav and state Cabinet minister Shivpal Yadav for taking to the streets over a dispute involving the two.

“I will not let this happen in the party. I have worked hard to bring it to this position.

This ‘tamasha’ (circus) will not be allowed,” he, according to sources, told the SP workers.

As soon as Mulayam arrived at the party office here, he was surrounded by party workers as well as the media. The SP supremo di-

Student commits suicide in Hyderabad varsity hostel HYDERABAD, SEP 17 (PTI): A fine arts student at the University of Hyderabad, which was rocked by the suicide of PhD scholar Rohith Vemula earlier this year, allegedly committed suicide in his hostel room in the wee hours today apparently under depression, police said. Nelli Praveen Kumar, aged about 25, a first semester student of Master of Fine Arts (MFA) course of Department of Fine Arts, Sarojini Naidu School of Arts and Communication, was found hanging from ceiling in the room at about 4.15 AM, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Madhapur)

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SALE NOTICE The under mentioned property will be sold by on line e-auction through website https://drt.auctiontiger.net "AS IS WHERE IS WHATEVER IS" basis for recovery Certificate amount in case number mentioned hereinabove.

Description of Property : All that piece and parcel of land measuring 2 (Two) Puras (Equal to Eight Bighas) situated at Koppanala Road, 7th Mile, Chumukedima (Nagaland) owned by Mr. Akumba Ao, Son of Mr. Schi Ao and is leased to M/s. Eastern Vaneer & Saw Mills (P) Ltd. for Factory.

Boundaries : Plot of Mr. Ao, South : Mostu/Nepali Baptist Church, East : Plot of Mr. Runavihqu, West : Plot of Mr. Viewlieu Suohu.

Date and time of e-auction : October 20, 2016 between 15:00 hours to 16:00 hours with unlimited 5 minutes auto extension if someone bids at the last 5 (five) minutes, till sale is concluded.

Reserve Price : Rs. 3,44,35,364.00 (Rupees Three Crore Forty Four Lakhs Thirty Five Thousand Three Hundred Sixty Four only).

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Bid Increment : Rs. 20,000/- (Rupees Twenty Thousand only) The other details about the above auction, the e-auction bid form, declaration form and detailed terms and conditions are available on the following websites : 1. https://drt.auctiontiger.net 2. https://tenders.gov.in Further property details if any required can be obtained from Mr. K.Raju, Mob No. 9002715034, e-mail ID: wb@auctiontiger.net & kraju@ auctiontiger.net or Branch Manager, State Bank of India, Chumukedima Branch, Nagaland Mobile No. 9864114689 from 11.00 A.M to 4.00 P.M on working days or for inspection of property.

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Kartikeya told reporters.

As per the information available so far, Praveen belongs to a backward caste, the DCP said. Praveen’s roommate, M Raj, who is also his classmate, returned from his painting studio and found the room latched from inside. When Praveen did not open the door despite several knocks, his roommate alerted other students in the hostel. They managed to push the door open and found him (Praveen) hanging from the ceiling, he said.

“Praveen was immediately shifted to the University Health Centre. After prelimi-

nary examination by the medical officer, he was rushed to a private hospital. After examining him, doctors declared him dead,” the senior police officer said. On receiving information, police reached the hospital and one team went to the hostel room and recovered a laptop, a tablet, two cell phones and two notebooks after a search.

“In one of the notebooks, a note has been found, which is believed to have been written by the deceased, but the handwriting has to be compared for which it will be sent to forensic science laboratory,” the DCP said.

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rectly went to the auditorium where the supporters of his son Akhilesh were shouting slogans, demanding that he be reinstated as the party’s state unit president.

Mulayam defended his decision of replacing Akhilesh with Shivpal as the Uttar Pradesh SP chief, saying the latter worked “shoulder-toshoulder” with him to bring the party to its current position.

The SP supremo also lashed out at the chiefs of the party’s front organisations --Lohia Vahani, Mulayam Singh Yadav Youth Brigade, Chhatra Sabha and Yuvjan Sabha – and asked them not

to indulge in such protests and instead, work “on the ground” to strengthen the party.

“We have been asked to work at the booth-level to strengthen the party. Netaji (Mulayam) told us that while the BJP was actively working in the state, we were involved in staging protests and asked us to shun such activities,” a youth leader told PTI. Earlier, before meeting the SP chief, Mulayam Singh Yadav Youth Brigade president Mohd Aibad said, “We have conveyed our feelings to Netaji that we (all the youth front organisations) will not be able to work with anyone except Akhilesh. We want him back as the party’s state president.

The youth is feeling dejected after his removal. They are depressed and even ready to immolate themselves for him (Akhilesh).”

MLCs Rajpal Kashyap, Anand Bhadauria and Sunil Singh Sajan, all of whom had, in the past, held posts in the SP’s front organisations, were also seen raising slogans in Akhilesh’s favour.

“Netaji, on many occasions, has said that the youth should lead. We want him to bring back Akhileshji, who is the undisputed leader of the youth and the poor and who has done a lot for the development of the state,” Kashyap said.

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AP’s aya rams and gaya rams

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hatever has been happening in Arunachal Pradesh during the past few months since April 2015 to September 16,2016 is certainly the worst example of rank opportunism that has made Arunachal Pradesh infamous for. The ‘aya rams and gaya rams’ of Arunachal Pradesh have ensured that the state remains subjected to the habitual defections of its legislators who change sides at even the least of opportunities especially if it leads to alignment with the political composition of the part in power at the Centre. In the 2014 assembly polls, the Congress won 42 seats, BJP 11, People’s Party of Arunachal 5 and independents 2. With merger of four PPA legislators the tally of the Congress rose to 47. In the present house of 60, the Congress had 44 MLAs with one seat falling vacant after former Chief Minister Kalikho Pul committed suicide on August 9, while the BJP has 11 members including two Independents. The status of two Congress MLAs is yet to be decided. After the 2014 assembly elections, Nabam Tuki became the chief minister after the Congress swept the polls winning 42 seats. The changed political scenario at the Centre had surely not been ignored by the Arunachal Pradesh legislators and true to form, dissidence within the Congress began when its finance minister Kalikho Pul demanded leadership change. The blatantly undemocratic manner in which the Governor installed the rebel Congress members was shocking. Pul was sworn in as chief minister of the PPA in alliance with the BJP on February 25,2016 and gradually managed to buy support of more Congress MLAs. The Supreme Court however unseated Pul and also passed strictures against the Governor for his controversial decision to prepone the assembly session and then install a rebel government through backdoor. Pul had the support of 27 out of 44 Congress legislators and legislators, 11 from BJP and two from the independents. The Supreme Court restored the Congress government with Nabam Tukie a chief minister as it existed in April 2015. The floor test was not needed when Nabam Tuki stepped down and Pema Khandu, one of the rebel ministers, was unanimously elected as the CLP leader and subsequently the chief minister of an all-Congress party government with 44 members. Pul was later found hanging inside the official residence of the chief minister. The suicide of the unassuming Pul was another sordid incident in the political charade that Arunachal Pradesh was gripped with. The defections of chief ministers with their entire government is not a new phenomenon in Arunachal Pradesh. It happened with the Gegong Apang government in 1999 which was overthrown by Mukut Mithi. For the Congress, the political developments should serve as an eye opener about the quality of its organisational leadership. The Congress lost power in February 2016 to a rebel group in league with BJP but the party regained power after rebels returned and Pema Khandu formed the government in July 2016. There were enough indications in Itanagar, that the Congress government under Khandu wasn’t going smoothly but the AICC high command dismissed it mainly since it was clueless about what was happening. On September 16, Khandu and 43 Congress MLAs except Nabam Tuki, defected back to the PPA. There is no doubt that the BJP played a big role. The problem lies with the Congress, at the state and high command level, where none was able to realise that still waters run deep.

DailyDevotion Is There Good in Temptation?

No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man… —1 Corinthians 10:13 The word temptation has come to mean something bad to us today, but we tend to use the word in the wrong way.

Temptation itself is not sin; it is something we are bound to face simply by virtue of being human. Not to be tempted would mean that we were already so shameful that we would be beneath contempt. Yet many of us suffer from temptations we should never have to suffer, simply because we have refused to allow God to lift us to a higher level where we would face temptations of another kind.

A person’s inner nature, what he possesses in the inner, spiritual part of his being, determines what he is tempted by on the outside. The temptation fits the true nature of the person being tempted and reveals the possibilities of his nature. Every person actually determines or sets the level of his own temptation, because temptation will come to him in accordance with the level of his controlling, inner nature.

Temptation comes to me, suggesting a possible shortcut to the realization of my highest goal— it does not direct me toward what I understand to be evil, but toward what I understand to be good. Temptation is something that confuses me for a while, and I don’t know whether something is right or wrong. When I yield to it, I have made lust a god, and the temptation itself becomes the proof that it was only my own fear that prevented me from falling into the sin earlier.

Temptation is not something we can escape; in fact, it is essential to the well-rounded life of a person. Beware of thinking that you are tempted as no one else— what you go through is the common inheritance of the human race, not something that no one has ever before endured. God does not save us from temptations— He sustains us in the midst of them (see Hebrews 2:18 and Hebrews 4:15-16).

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A man may fall many times, but he won’t be a failure until he says that someone pushed him. ~ Elmer G. Letterman

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agaland state cabinet decision to hold elections for urban local bodies by implementing 33% women reservation has reignite the issue and once again people are raising their voice for and against it. The protagonists celebrate the decision of the cabinet to hold election in the municipal councils and lauded the government of the day. For them, the 33% women reservation must be implemented at the earliest to empower women in the urban local bodies. From their perspective, in the past women were not allowed to take part in decision making bodies in our society like most patriarchal societies around the world. Women’s roles and rights were defined and confined to a second citizen status. They argue that these are historical facts that even the stanch opponents cannot wish it away. Given the historical injustice meted out to them, some considerations or reservations must be granted for women to bring justice to them. From this standpoint, 33% women reservation in the urban local bodies is quite justifiable and must be welcome by one and all. There is another view that asserts that since the transition from a traditional patriarchal society to a modern Christian society there had been enormous social change in our society and as a result, today women have excelled better than men in many fields. Hence, this school of thought questions the move for reservation on the ground that today there is gender equality in our society. They asked, why women reservation when both genders have equal rights and opportunities? For them giving 33% reservation to women seems injustice and discrimination to the other sex. The counter argument to this perspective is as follows: yes, today women are doing better than men in many fields, but, what about politics? Who is doing better in field? This set of group

argues that here the question of comparison does not even arise.

You cannot even compare because there is hardly any woman in this field. Politics is still the private property of men. According to this view, women have been kept out to partake in politics because men want to keep women out of the decision making bodies. To substantiate their argument they simple give the present Nagaland Legislative Assembly where there is not even one women MLA as an example. So the point is that in spite of the social changes there is still the need to empower women in the public decision making bodies to talk of gender equality in our society.

Again, there is also another point of view that instead of reservation for women, a better way is to nominate women in the town/ municipal councils. This idea of nomination and not reservation for women in the local urban bodies was aired by the chief minister earlier. So why did the chief minister and his cabinet changed their stand and go for 33%women reservation, now? For the protagonists, this is a subtle way of suppressing women in politics. They argue that nomination and not reservation means hand-picking women candidates by men and keeping them as decoration piece in the municipal and town councils.

In this write up, I am less concern with the arguments of the protagonists versus the antagonists or the feminist versus the misogynist.

What I am interested is the way in which the 33% women reservation was approved by the state cabinet.

It is rather surprising that an issue that was kept in the cold storage because of stiff opposition from a section of people some years back, suddenly got the cabinet’s nod: without discussion in the Legislative Assembly, without deliberation with the stakeholders or without any court directive. Somewhat mysteriously the cabinet quietly

decided to hold elections in the municipals and town councils as early as possible, probably this year. Was it a strategically planned move to avoid public reaction that might stall it again? Why the state cabinet thought that it is the right time to hold elections in the municipals and town councils? Was it for the cause of women or was it done silently and hurriedly to get a deal done? The cabinet decision to implement the 33% women reservation in the municipal councils and to conduct the election this year, I would say, was strategically a smart move. Politically speaking, by approving the33% women reservation the present regime had won the hearts of the hardcore feminists and the NMA leaders who were not pleased with the earlier regime on this issue. The present regime also badly need the very vocal and sometime aggressive women leaders to stand by them and not opposes them on crucial issues. Electorally speaking, no political party or leader can afford to disappoint an electorate that constitutes almost 50% of the vote bank. Moreover small but influential section of population viz., the educated urban women, who support the cause, can influence voters during elections. Strategically the powerful women organizations are always a political force to reckon with for any political party and to have them on your side is always invaluable. Financially, the state government is undergoing tough times. It has almost paralyzed the state government. Our state financial condition is like a monkey carrying loads twice its weight. Our government hardly manages to pay for the salaries of the overloaded government employees and all developmental activities in our state have come to a grinding halt. So it’s not surprising for the state cabinet to look for more funds from centre to salvage the situation. Here, it appears that the 33% women reservation became handy for the

A concern on the proposed NH-29 four lane road construction

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am neither an environmentalist nor the land owner or seen the DPR of the proposed NH-29 four lane construction between Dimapur and Kohima; but as a concern citizen of the state, I want to share few of my personal views regarding the road constructions in Nagaland which are affecting the rivers, which God has created to add beauty to the nature.

The construction of two lanes road from Mokokchung to Longleng had destroyed the beauty of the river Dikhu where tones of construction debris were dumped into it, which had affected the physical river bed and the aquatic life of the river. In the proposed four lane road construction between Dimapur and Kohima, my apprehension is that the same damage could be done on the Chathe river, etc. For the authorities just issue such Clearance/NOC for the sake of collecting fees and charges by just sitting inside their offices whether road construction, building construction, drainage construction, foot path construction;

or for that matter any other developmental activities without assessing the actual damage to be created on the ground. And in this project too, tones of construction debris are likely to be dumped in to the river Chathe, which presently is adding to the nature’s beauty to the travelers and tourists. If this aspect is not look into now, the same damage would be done on the Chathe River too; as had been done to the river Dikhu. Therefore, the concern department/agency shall be highly appreciated, if the beautiful Chathe River along the NH-29, be protected and preserved to add beauty for the travelers, which act as a welcome gate to the hill state of Nagaland especially to the tourists. This can be effectively done by depositing the soil and debris to some other sites without dumping it into the Chathe River. Yes, to gain something, we have to sacrifice something; but there is always ways and means to minimize the sacrifices.

K.A.Jacob, Nagabazar, Kohima

government. The chief minister and the parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs statements published in the local newspapers confirmed our argument. Both of them said that due to the nonimplementation of 33% women reservation in our state many central funds are withheld and that the state cabinet had decided to implement the reservation to get more funds from the centre. Thus it was a deal that gave the present regime both votes and money. A deal that is nothing to lose and everything to gain. It was a witty move by the present regime. Lastly, the state cabinet has cleverly made a deal in its favour, but is it in our (people) favour? This is the crux of the matter. The government of the day must assure the people that there will be no adverse effect to the rural and urban people of Nagaland by adopting and implementing the 33% women reservation bill. The government must protect the rights and privileges of its citizen enshrined in Article371 A of the constitution of India. The government must carefully going to the details of the bill so that nothing contradict or impede the rights and privileges of the people of Nagaland. If the provisions in Article 371 A are compromised and our rights and privileges forfeited, the NPF under the leadership of T. R. Zeliang will solely be responsible and history will not forgive the doer.

These are genuine concerns raise, not only by me, but by many people I have discussed with. What I have realized was that men folks are not against women empowerment or for that matter the 33% women reservation, rather they are apprehensive of the provisions in the bill and are cautious not to blindly condone something because they fear that we (both men and women) might fall prey of it tomorrow.

K. Angami, Kohima

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isclosure of HIV status among family members remains one of the major hindrances in the fight against the spread of HIV. Disclosing HIV status to one’s family members/partners allows the partner to preventive behaviors, and the one who discloses can then better access the necessary support for coping with their HIV status and illness. A disclosure motivates partners to seek testing or reduce risk behavior and ultimately decrease the transmission of HIV to children and loved ones.

HIV disclosure has many benefits for parents and children, such as stress relief, improved psychological health, trust, family bonding, HIV diagnosis and linkage to care, promotes HIV testing, diagnosis, and disclosure of other family members’ HIV statuses.

Mrs. A (Name changed) says when I knew that I have been tested HIV-positive way back in 2004, I felt like my heart was beating, beating very fast because I thought that I was going to die. …. I just felt sad, angry, confused, and hopeless. And yes; I was not courageous enough to tell my husband before our marriage. But I thought he was the best person because I am close to him. I thought it was good for him to know about my HIV status before our marriage and as hoped; I was relieved to have told him and now I get lots of support, inspiration and encouragement from him.

Having disclosed her status to her husband and shared each other about life and the challenges ahead, she got married in 2006 and has now two kids.

Even after 10 years of married life, they are still a discordant couple and are proud parents of two kids (both kids have also been tested negative).

A proud mother of two seems to be overjoyed and comfortable today after being found herself that there is a life beyond and started to learn how to live with the support of her husband and family since the marriage. Feeling so blessed and grateful to be healthy and supportive from family and dear ones, today she encourages and challenges everyone living with HIV that there is life beyond as she continues to be a role model with reinforcing messages on positive living & positive prevention and disclosures.

She and her family feels so encouraged by the CSC staffs, KNP+ members and proud to be associated with the Network for Kohima District People Living with HIV/AIDS (KNP+), a District Level Network that currently runs Care and Support Centre (Vihaan Programme) supported by a grant from the GFATM and is implemented by Alliance India and Network of Naga people Living with HIV/AIDS (NNP+) as principle recipient and Sub recipient respectively.

Lithsa, NNP+ Kohima

NPSC: How fair, efficient & transparent is my exam?

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ortunately for NPSC aspirants, NPSC CSE 2015 went without any controversy. While NPSC should be lauded for ushering in stability and transparency in the examination process to a great extent, there is no denying that a lot still needs to be done. For instance, the quality of questions asked in the examination is still comparatively poor. NPSC still rely too much on factual questions. At this level, NPSC should be testing a candidate’s analytical and decision making ability, and not their ability to learn by rote and reproduce answers in the exam .This is not without saying that few interesting positive changes were observed in the 2015 exam, taking many aspirants by surprise. NPSC needs to continue this element of surprise.

However the level of secrecy still maintained by the commission in disclosing the marks, especially of the successful candidates, is still a big grey area thus providing an aura of doubt in the minds of many as-

pirants. No doubt, individual marks are disclosed on request, but NPSC should adopt a system where, in line with UPSC CSE, an aspirant can automatically assess their Main and interview marks online after the declaration of the final result. Going beyond this, UPSC discloses all the marks of successful candidatesMain Exam and personality test (interview) marks separately. This is necessary to usher in complete transparency in the Exam. Another matter of concern is that of conducting personality test (interview).It has come to light that some candidates are scoring as much as 74 out of 75 in the personality test. This is a huge surprise and another grey area that needs the consideration of NPSC. Interview test cannot be conducted like it is done with assessing subjects like mathematics or science. Everything about it is subjective and at the discretion of the Commission members, therefore an element of doubt is created in the minds of the aspirants. NPSC needs

GDRN/NNC (Non- CHA-KHE-SANG: A unique Naga tribe ormerly known as the eastern Liyai, Katafiimai, Laii), Tangkhul (JesAccord) clarification Angami, the present Chakhesang sami area), Sumi (Satakha-Poghoboto

he GDRN/NNC(Non-Accord) would like make this statement clear before the Nagas. leader like so called speaker, national tatar hoho Mr.Inkongsuwa are in the habit of creating unwanted situation without knowing head and tail. If he claimed himself as speaker, he could prevent the present situation by holding national tatar hoho, but it was a big shame on him when he does not know how a speaker of tatar hoho must be. But claiming only things has changed. Infact, at no point of time was appointed as speaker tatar hoho and the GDRN does not have the record as speaker. Therefore, Inkongsuwa can be clearly seen as ‘Self style and opportunist’ GDRN is a democratic govt, therefore, for your information it’s a peoples govt, where there exist limitation of periods and tenureship to hold any portfolios. Otherwise GDRN doesn’t belongs to Kiumukam and what is the use of putting statue in a chair, when he does not have any political scope and vision to lead the government. Therefore, person like Inkongsuwa made Kiumukam to secure 100% in impeachment subject.

Regarding his statements in last para, when you treat Kiumukam as your leader in your statement, it clearly reflects his weakness. If he claimed himself as leader why do he need outside support? Therefore, GDRN would like to appeal to all Naga political groups not to interfere in this issue because it is internal issue and this issue shall not have any effects on NNPGs after all GDRN is not a new faction. The GDRN is witnessing many threat/threatened in recent past from some National leader such as ‘total wipe out from Dimapur’ if does not accept Kiumukam as President, We request them to stop such threat rather they should encouraged morally right person to led the Nagas. Regarding MoU of 2011, it was not only signed by Kiumukam but we have Hon’ble Ato kilonser and senior advisor (present president) who represent the GDRN/NNC(Non-Accord) and signed MoU between different government.

Therefore, impeached president must stay away from this affair and rather lead public life. Lastly, The GDRN shall stand firm in its commitment under the leadership of Mr.Kumcho Chilimong and Mr.Hangping Zeliang.

MIP GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord)

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is one of the most progressive and remarkable tribes of the Naga families.

The three syllables: Cha-Khe-Sang represents Chokri, Kheza and Sangtam people respectively. The recognition of Sangtam as a separate tribe did not disturb the original word – Chakhesangtill today. It is obvious that the pioneers of the formation of Chakhesang tribe had in mind the existence of diverse sub-tribes (communities) within it. No other Naga tribe matches Chakhesang tribe in its composition interweaved with many communities. It is not just Kheza and Chokri people who are Chakhesangs. Along with them are the smaller communities like Poumai (Sapuh) predominantly settling in four villages under Razeba Range and in Pfutsero town.

There are some Sumi (Sema) villages which fall under Chakhesang tribe. In some Chakhesang villages, one also will find Rengmas and pochuris. Therefore, Chakhesang is a conglomeration of Kheza, Chokri, Poumai, Sumi, Pochuri and Rengma. One can also trace the origin of few Tangkhul families as in Jessami. This made Chakhesang a unique tribe among the Naga family.

With diversity in its social composition, there are different dialects spoken among the Chakhesang people. Apart from English and Nagamese, naturally Chakhesang people could easily converse in other tribes’ dialects/languages. They use Angami’s Tenyidie Bible and Tenyidie Hymn Book as official language in the Church. It provides them easy means of communication with the Angamis.

Many Chakhesangs are conversant with Poumai and Mao dialect too. Others are equally comfortable with the dialect of Sumis, Rengmas and Tangkhuls. With all these advantages, it is not a surprise that this tribe has rich traditional folklores, songs and other traditional practices.

The other uniqueness of this tribe is its geographical location. It has its border with the land of Mao (Tobufii, Shajouba, Chowainu), Poumai (Tunggam, Tungjoy,

Area), Angami (Kedima-Chakabama area) and Pochury. Hence, it has easy access to many neighbouring tribes both in Manipur and Nagaland.

With all of the above privileges, Chakhesang people are progressing in all spheres of life: social, political and religious life. Being neighbours to many tribes and diverse in its social composition, and conversant in many dialects, they are readily accepted by others. This, apart from hard labour, is the reason why we find many Chakhesang leaders in the churches and in civil society. They are also contributing many good leaders to the state politics. They are simple yet possess great sense of humour and love cracking jokes. Majority of Chakhesang people are hard working and economically self reliant. Chakhesang tribe might at the top when it comes to mixed marriages with other tribes. One can look to this tribe as the future model of Naga society.

The tapestry of various social groups into a single tribe demands from Chakhesang leaders to be broad-minded, sensitive and accommodating for all the constituent communities (both in the Church and society). A leader with a narrow-mind and self-interest can easily create division and bring disunity within the tribe. A dynamic and thoughtful leader of Chakhesang will also become a good leader in greater Naga society.

For the other Naga tribes, we need to learn from Chakhesang people to live together in unity in the midst of many differences. Chakhesang people on the other hand must work hard for harmony and unity of all Naga families. If it can bring unity with all its neighbouring tribes, i.e., Poumai, Mao, Angami, Sumi, Rengma, and Tangkhul, then it will be easy for the whole Naga families to come together and live in unity. It is our fervent hope that this blessed tribe will strive for the betterment of not only of its tribe but also for the whole Naga society.

Z. K. Pahrü Pou, BTC, Pfutsero

to clarify its interview policies for the benefits of the aspirants. Disclosing the marks of all the successful candidates, publicly, will be one way of going about it. Not unlike public perception on the various government departments, unfortunately the public still holds a lot of skepticism towards NPSC. Transparency in all its dealings needs to be the watch word. Nagaland is still very much a welfare state depending upon it’s bureaucracy to run almost all its affairs, especially in the socio-economic sphere. We need hardworking, honest and deserving officials in the bureaucracy.

The level of corruption in our state also reflects poorly on the selection mechanisms that have been in place so far. It is not asking much if the public needs to be assured that, people getting selected through NPSC are the right candidates and that the process is fair and without any element of doubt.

Ketu Angami, Forest Colony, Kohima, (aggistruck@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Dilemma of stunted Nurses

Sir,

I as a public take a serious note of the severe shortfall of staff nurses as per staffing pattern in District Hospitals, PHC3 and CHC3 which appeared in the local dailies recently.

With the subsequent up-gradation of these health centres, the staffing pattern strangely stunted for reasons unknown and it should serve as an eye opener for all Nagas specially the rural population.

The wealthy and the well to do Nagas barring a few are least bothered as private clinics/hospitals where facilities and therapies are better and up to date comparatively can serve their purpose. But what about your lowly brethren who opt for governmental clinics/ hospitals where not even one (except one or two) is in conformity with modern technology and staffing pattern as should be. The authorities should realise that treatment for a commoner in private hospitals even for a few weeks could eke out their entire life savings.

The health care department should be impartial and good health care system should not be confined only to Kohima or Dimapur alone but formulate a comprehensive program to facilitate other rural areas with requisite number of staff nurses and doctors apart from infrastructures and modern amenities.

The authorities should not side step the lapses in the system and remain complacent.

In conducive tones I as a public appeal to health authorities for augmentation of staffing pattern in conformity with the upgraded hospitals and other health centres and deliver justice to the rural people of Nagaland.

The dilemma/grievances of the Unemployed Trained Nurses Association (UTNA) is genuine and the atrocity perpetuated to their careers is very unfortunate.

The training sponsored by the government is job oriented and mentioned by well qualified tutors. These nurse cadets passed out with flying colours only to be denied jobs or wait in line for nearly two decades, some of who are sole bread earners in the family. This is clear indication of our right injustice and nothing less of an execution under the firing squad. Surprisingly only 17 post of staff nurses have been created since 1989 up to date.

Now it is up to the health authorities to zip or unzip the woes of the nurses as well as the rural public and the public look forward towards a better health care system throughout Nagaland.

Rozo C. Naga, Lower Forest Colony, Kohima

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 sunday, september 18, 2016

Ansari called on Maduro in his first official engagement in Venezuela after arriving here as the leader of the Indian delegation at the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit in the absence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is only

Curfew in parts of Srinagar after body of youth found

Couple strangulated to death by parents

roads.

Schools, colleges and other education institutions also remained closed due to the strike called by the separatist to protest the deaths of civilians.

Mobile telephone, except postpaid connections of BSNL, and internet including broadband service continued to remain snapped across the Valley since 4 PM on September 12. As many as 81 people including two policemen have been killed in the unrest that broke out a day after Hizbul Mujahideen Commander Burhan Wani was gunned down in an encounter with security forces in south Kashmir on July 8.

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Scorpene row won’t affect work with foreign support: Navy chief Mumbai, Sep 17 (PTI): The Scorpene data leak controversy won’t affect the ambitious project of building submarines in the Indian dockyards with the help of foreign shipyards, Navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba said here today.

He was speaking to reporters after the launch of new warship Mormugao from Mumbai-based Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd. Under Project 75 I, Indian and foreign shipyards are supposed to construct subma-

rines in Indian dockyards.

The project for building six submarines is estimated to be worth USD 6 billion.

“Defence ministry has decided that it (Project 75 I) is to be part of a strategic partnership, where you have an overseas technology partner.

A committee formed last year has identified which Indian shipyards can participate in the building and once the ministry decides on the state partnership model, project 75 I model would move forward,” he said.

baneswar tomorrow. We will decide steps to take. We will leave no stone unturned in the interest of people of Odisha,” he said.

Earlier, Bharti said the decision to form the committee was taken “amicably”.

“A committee will be formed under officer on special duty to examine all the projects of Chhattisagarh and Odisha which are eligible to be first studied by technical advisory committee (TAC), but are being built without TAC’s go ahead “The committee under OSD will study data from the two states within a week to see if rules were flouted while constructing the projects,” Bharti told reporters.

The committee, which will also have officials from the two states as their members, will study the projects within a week. Two teams will be sent to the two states to gather data.

The Union Minister said another committee will

be formed, as proposed by Odisha government, to study situation in Mahanadi basin/catchment area during monsoon and non-monsoon period.

“If the committee says, a board will be set up to settle disputes. The committee will be headed by Water Resources Ministry official and will have officials from both states, Water Resources Ministry officials and environmentalists as its members,” she added.

Patnaik claimed that the barrages being constructed by Chhattisgarh government on Mahanadi will affect drinking water and irrigation facilities in Odisha, a concern which was downplayed by Singh.

Among other things, Bharti said Chhattisgarh proposed setting up of a gauge station by Central Water Commission at a point where Mahanadi enters Odisha to know amount of water flows to latter. “Odisha has backed the proposal,” she added.

Haryana to be open defecation free by 2017

AI crew held for smuggling drug to united states

NEW DELHI, SEP 17 (PTI): The Centre today attempted to resolve Mahanadi river water dispute between Odisha and Chhattisgarh at a trilateral meeting here but Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik was not happy and said his government will decide tomorrow on steps to safeguard the state’s interests.

At the meeting convened

by Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti, it was decided that a committee would be formed to examine dam projects in the two states including those on Mahanadi, sharing of whose water has become a matter of dispute between them, to see if rules were flouted during their construction.

Patnaik said he wanted Chhattisgarh to immediately stop work on its barrages but his demand was not accepted at the meeting which was also attended by his counterpart Raman Singh.

“I have called a meeting of the Cabinet in Bhu-

Chandigarh, Sept 17 (PTI): Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today said all the districts in the state will be declared Open Defecation Free (ODF) by December 2017. Two districts -- Panchkula and Sirsa were today declared as Open Defecation Free (ODF) at a function in Panchkula near here.

In the function, Khattar assured the Central Government that all districts in the State would be declared Open Defecation Free (ODF) by December 2017.

Union Minister for Rural Development and Drinking Water and Sanitation, Narendra Singh Tomar was present on the occasion, said an official release. The Chief Minister said the State government is making concerted efforts to achieve the goal of Swachh Bharat Mission in the state and eight more districts would also be declared ODF on Novem-

ber 1, the day when Haryana would begin its Swaran Jayanti celebrations.

These districts are Yamunanagar, Kurukshetra, Panipat, Karnal, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Hisar and Fatehabad.

He also congratulated the officers and representatives of Panchayati Raj Institutes and presented a memento to the Panchkula district administration.

The Chief Minister said Haryana has translated Modi’s vision into reality by declaring Panchkula and Sirsa ODF Districts on the birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

New Delhi, Sep 17 (PTI): A cabin crew member of national carrier Air India has been arrested at international airport here for allegedly trying to smuggle about 300 bottles of a banned drug to the US. The crew member, who was intending to depart to New York, was intercepted by the customs officials yesterday.

On his personal and baggage search, 300 bottles of ‘Phensedyl new cough Linctus 50 ml’ were allegedly recovered. The cough syrup contains banned substance ‘codeine phosphate’, which is commonly used by drug addicts, a senior customs official at IGIA said.

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Badaun (UP), Sep 17 (PTI) :In a suspected case of honor killing, a 19 yearold-girl and her lover were strangulated to death by the girl’s parents in Nandyal village here, police said today.

Mausam Ali and his wife Harsimat Begum found their daughter in an objectionable position with her lover in her room last night, SSP Sunil Saxena said, adding in a fit of rage, the parents strangulated them to death.

Normal life in the violence-hit Valley remained paralysed for the 71st consecutive day due to restrictions and separatist-sponsored strike.

The official said curfew was also enforced in the towns of Badgam in central Kashmir and Pulgam in south.

Restrictions on assembly of people continued in the rest of the Valley to maintain law and order, he said.

The separatists have extended the protest programme till September 22. They have not announced any relaxation in the strike even in the evening hours. Shops, business establishments and petrol pumps continued to remain shut while public transport was off the

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SRINAGAR, SEP 17 (PTI): Curfew was today imposed in Harwan area here in the wake of death of a teenager in clashes last evening while the curbs continued in some other parts of the summer capital and two towns of Kashmir.

“Curfew has been imposed in Harwan area of Srinagar city this morning while it remains in force in five police station areas of downtown (interior areas) city and Batamaloo,” a police official said.

A pellet-ridden body of a youth was found in Harwan area of the city late last night.

He was allegedly injured in security forces action on protesters during the clashes in the area yesterday.

the students just before the beginning of the session at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium.

“If we go by modern science, the ancestors of Indian Muslims were Hindus.

If a Muslim is not ready to admit it, then he may be a patriot, but he will be an anti-national… Owaisi is rashtra-birodhi (anti-national),” Swamy said.

Owaisi, who had courted controversy by refusing to say ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’, said the Indian Constitution imposes no such obligation on a citizen.

“There is an attempt to impose Hindu nationalism in India instead of Indian nationalism, which is more inclusive. One should not be forced to chant a particular slogan,” Owaisi said.

Swamy’s remarks on why “they” were not ready to shift Babri Masjid, was also cheered by the crowd.

During the sparring, Owaisi also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and questioned the lack of “continuity” in the Centre’s policy towards Kashmir and Pakistan.

“Force cannot solve the Kashmir dispute. We need to adopt a consistent policy.

Harping on Balochistan won’t help. We have no geographical continuity with Balochistan,” Owaisi said.

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MARGARITA ISLAND (VENEZUELA), SEP 17 (PTI): Vice President Hamid Ansari today held talks with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on a host of issues of mutual interest after arriving here to attend the 17th NAM Summit.

NEW DELHI, SEP 17 (AGENCIES): The Mehbooba Mufti government in Jammu and Kashmir should be “dismissed” and President’s rule be imposed in the state, BJP leader Subramanian Swamy said on Saturday.

Speaking on the continuing unrest in the Valley, Swamy alleged that the PDPBJP coalition experiment has “failed” while adding that military might was necessary to quell the protests.

“Initially we, the BJP government thought that since we won Jammu and Ladakh and the PDP won Kashmir, we should experiment. But many people, including I, believe that the experiment has failed… (The Mehbooba Mufti govenment should) not just resign, this government should be dismissed,” Swamy said.

He was speaking at the India Today Mind Rocks Summit here during the session ‘The Patriot Act’.

AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi was the other panelist.

During the noisy debate, Swamy branded Owaisi an “anti-national”, triggering loud cheers from the crowd, overwhelmingly consisting of youth waving mini tricolours.

The organisers distributed the flags among

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Vice President M Hamid Ansari and President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro greet each other on the eve of the 17th Summit of the NAM. (PTI)

the second Indian Premier to give the Cold War-era bloc’s summit a miss after Charan Singh in 1979.

In his call on with Maduro, Ansari was accompanied by Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar and Secretary West Sujata Mehta.

The meeting between Ansari and Maduro came less than a month after Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez visited India to personally hand over an invitation for India’s participation in the 17th NAM Summit.

She had held “substantive” talks with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to explore deepening of ties in a range of areas including in trade and investment and hydrocarbons sector.

The two countries had also agreed to finalise a number of key pacts including double tax avoidance agreement.

T h e t wo s i d e s h a d agreed to move ahead for an early finalisation of a number of agreements in different areas, including Extradition Treaty, Double Tax Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) on Criminal Matters and Air Services Agreement.

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The BSE barometer had gained 1,015 points, or 3.65 per cent, in the previous two weeks.

The NSE Nifty dropped by 86.85 points, or 0.98 per cent, to 8,779.85. The 50-share index had gained 294.15 points, or 3.43 per cent, in the last two weeks.

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MUMBAI, Sep 17 (PTI): Indian firms’ overseas direct investment fell 84 per cent to US $399.06 million in August, data from RBI showed.

Indian companies had made an investment of USD 2.47 billion in the markets abroad during the same period last year.

Compare to July this year, direct investments in August were down by 82.6 per cent.

The investments were in the form of issuance of guarantees (US $97.14 million), loans (146.36 million) and equity (US

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$155.56 million).

Palava Dwellers Pvt Ltd was among the biggest investors, which invested 21.75 million in its wholly owned subsidiaries in Jersey, Mauritius and The Netherlands.

WNS Global Services invested USD 15.35 million in a joint venture in the UK, General Insurance Corporation infused US $11.9 million in a wholly owned business in South Africa and Bharat Petroresources spent US $15.15 million in a fully owned unit in the Netherlands.

PUNE, Sep 17 (Agencies): The city’s metro rail project received the much needed boost with the World Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank recently approving a loan of Rs 6,325 crore for the project.

“The loan has been approved and the Union government has issued a letter in this regard,” a statement released on Wednesday by district guardian minister Girish Bapat said.

“A meeting has been fixed with the two banks to discuss the feasibility and other factors of the project. A loan agreement will be signed in three months’ time,” said Pune

municipal commissioner Kunal Kumar while speaking to reporters on Friday.

Earlier in August, the Pune Municipal Corporation had obtained a clearance from the railways for the project. The revised estimate announced by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation in June 2015, is pegged at Rs 11,522 crore, a hike of Rs 653 crore from the 2014 estimate.

The project is now awaiting a final go-ahead from the Union government. The government will give the green signal after receiving a clearance from the Public Finance Board.

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The actual ground work is expected to begin after the Centre’s nod. However, an approval from the Public Investment Board is awaited. The plan was sent to the board in 2014.

It had raised certain queries in the detailed project report and suggested changes.

The civic body and the state government have made the changes and sent it to the Union government.

The government had in June 2015 given the green signal to the changes in the metro route. The alignment of the route was shifted from JM Road to alongside Mutha river.

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What’s been left out? (8) 9 A little power hurts Geronimo’s people (7) 10 Russia’s leader employs crafty tricks (5) 11 Animal getting more ‘eated (5) 12 A boat turning south on every occasion (6) 14 Mass on small island for primate (6) 16 Clever sort of statue (6) 19 Old man and woman providing Spanish dish (6) 21 Stop providing cold comfort (5) 24 Left after splendid Scottish fight (5) 25 Country girl following bishop (7) 26 Jack leaving Lady Jane’s bust to be carefully examined (8) 27 Dirty and depressed (4) Down 1 More oats may be ordered for small restaurants (3,5) 2 Some Glaswegian tycoon - Mr. Big? (5) 4 His map is incorrect, causing an accident (6) 5 Drinker may use this bedding on a farm (5) 6 Quizmaster’s explanation of his role? Really! (1,3,3) 7 Sense organ is acquainted with sound (4) 8 Get someone to pay for explosive (6) 13 First in bar, always having time for a drink (8) 15 Hard core once more rises and falls (7) 17 Island in south without warmth (6) 18 Mix up clothes with loose ends (6) 20 Money for a sticky sweet!

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Globally, gold fell by 0.31 per cent to USD 1,310 an ounce and silver by 1.06 per cent to USD 18.76 an ounce in New York in yesterday’s trade.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity moved up by Rs 40 each to Rs 31,040 and Rs 30,890 per ten grams, respectively. It had lost 70 yesterday. Sovereign remained flat at Rs 24,400 per piece of eight grams.

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all the drugs and companies are allowed to hike prices of non-scheduled drugs by up to 10 per cent in a year.

The gover nment had notified DPCO, 2013, which covers 680 formulations, with effect from 15 May 2014, replacing the 1995 order that regulated prices of only 74 bulk drugs.

Last month, Union Minister of Chemicals and Fertilisers Ananth Kumar said the government is mulling providing more than 50 essential drugs, including those used in treatment of cancer and AIDS, at cheaper rates to a large section of the population.

Set up in 1997, NPPA has been entrusted with the task of fixation/revision of prices of pharma products, enforcement of provisions of the Drugs (Prices Control) Order and monitoring prices of controlled and decontrolled drugs.

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New Delhi, Sep 17 (PTI): Gold prices recovered by Rs 40 to Rs 31,040 per ten grams at the bullion market today on scattered buying by jewellers at domestic spot market even as the metal weakened overseas.

Silver, however, cracked below the Rs 45,000-mark by falling Rs 125 to trade at Rs 44,975 per kg on reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said mild buying by jewellers at domestic spot market led to the rise in gold prices but a weak trend over-

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and regulation (132) except the size of the government (8),” the report said.

According to the report, Hong Kong has the highest level of economic freedom worldwide, followed by Singapore, New Zealand, Switzerland, Canada, Georgia, Ireland, Mauritius, the UAE, Australia, and the UK. The 10 lowest-ranked countries are: Iran, Algeria, Chad, Guinea, Angola, Central African Republic, Argentina, Republic of Congo, Libya and lastly Venezuela.

India’s leading public policy think tank, Centre for Civil Society, has published the report in collaboration with Canada’s Fraser Institute.

tions are to be brought under the price control as soon as possible.”

With these 18 drugs, the government now has brought in 467 medicines under the price control. There are a total of around 900 drugs in the National List of Essential Medicines (NLEM) 2015.

Earlier National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) said on twitter: “NPPA fixes the ceiling prices of 18 more drugs in its 36th meeting held on 14th September. Total drugs under price control now 467 in NLEM, 2015.”

The government currently fixes the prices of essential drugs based on the simple average of all medicines in a particular therapeutic segment, having sales of more than 1 per cent.

It also monitors the maximum retail prices (MRP) of

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N ew D elhi , S e p 1 7 (PTI): India has slipped by 10 positions to 112th, out of 159 countries and territories, as it “fared badly” across categories including legal system and regulation, according to the Economic Freedom of the World: 2016 Annual Report.

Although China, Bangladesh and Pakistan lagged behind India at 113th, 121st and 133th ranks respectively, Bhutan (78), Nepal (108) and Sri Lanka (111) were better placed on the World Economic Freedom Index.

“India has fared badly in all categories i.E. Legal system and property rights (86), sound money (130), freedom to trade internationally (144)

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New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS): There is a need to dismantle a lot of rules and regulations to uplift business in India, Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant has said. Addressing a chief secretaries’ conclave, aimed at giving a push to ease of doing business, Kant said here on Saturday that paperwork has made it difficult to do business in the country. “We need to dismantle a lot of rules and regulation in order to uplift business,” he said. States must learn and compete with one another to develop, as growth alone will help in eliminating poverty, social inequality and other problems, Kant said, and added that states need to push for innovation and make India a AGM SBI DImapur, Thangboi launching the new Renault KWID 1.0 Litre at Renault country of ‘job creators’ rather Dimapur, Purana Bazar on Saturday . than ‘job seekers’.

New Delhi, Sep 17 (PTI): Government has slashed prices of 10 more drugs while bringing eight new medicines, including paracetamol, under price control for the first time in its bid to cap cost of over 800 plus formulations to make them affordable.

Dr ug price regulator NPPA has reduced the prices of ten drugs, including of anticoagulant enoxaparin and antiepilepsy drug carbamazepine, in the range of 4.8 per cent to a tad over 23.3 per cent.

On the other hand, medicines like paracetamol and antibiotics like cefadroxil and cefazolin have been brought under the price control ambit for the first time.

Confirming the development, NPPA Chairman Bhupendra Singh told PTI: “We will bring more medicines under the price control as a total of 800 plus formula-

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es rose nearly 70 percent to 451,000 bpd over those five months from about 266,000 bpd in the same period a year ago, the data showed.

India’s oil imports from Iran are set to surge to a sevenyear high in the year that began April 1, with the nation’s stateowned and private refiners together buying at least 400,000 bpd on average.

In the first eight months of 2016, India’s oil imports from Tehran rose 84 percent to about 395,000 bpd, the data showed, in comparison with 214,000 bpd a year ago.

Private refiner, Essar Oil ESRO.CL, was the top Indian client of Iran in August, followed by Indian Oil Corp (IOC.NS) and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd (MRPL.NS).

MUMBAI, Sep 17 (PTI): Despite a tail-end recovery, markets snapped their twoweek winning spree as the S&P BSE Sensex dropped by 198 points to 28,599.03 and the NSE Nifty slipped by 87 points to 8,779.85 due to selling pressure from operators in view of a rise in inflation and lower industrial output in July coupled with fresh foreign capital outflows.

Wholesale inflation soared to a two-year high of 3.74 per cent in August. However, the consumer inflation eased to a five-month low of 5.05 per cent in August, mainly because of a slower rate of price increase in vegetables as well as food and beverages.

Industrial output contracted by 2.4 per cent in July, reflecting the worst performance in 8 months, mainly due to decline in output in manufacturing and capital goods sectors.

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- before sanctions aimed at Tehran’s nuclear programme began undercutting its petroleum trade.

The sanctions were lifted in January, and in August, Iran’s crude exports, excluding condensate, rose to near pre-sanctions levels at 2.11 million bpd, with loadings headed for India surpassing those for China, Tehran’s top oil client.

India’s oil imports from Iran last month were nearly triple the 199,000 bpd taken in August a year ago, according to the tanker arrival data.

In April-August, the first five months of India’s current fiscal year, Iran’s share in its overall imports surged to 10.7 percent, its highest since 2010/11.

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NEW DELHI, Sep 17 (Agencies): India’s daily oil imports from Iran in August surged to their highest in at least 15 years as the OPEC producer boosted its shipments to recoup market share ceded to rivals Saudi Arabia and Iraq under pressure from economic sanctions.

India received about 576,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Iranian oil in August, up about 10 percent from July, according to trade sources and ship arrival data compiled by Thomson Reuters Supply Chain & Commodities Research.

The August imports from Iran are likely a record although reliable data is available only back to 2001.

Iran used to be India’s second-biggest oil supplier - a position now held by Iraq

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late T. Tongpang Ao Deceased, has been filed by Smti Lanuchila relation wife R/o. H.No. 97 Hill View Colony Dimapur to draw her Landed Property etc, who expired on 27.8.16, Covered by Patta No. 807, Dag No. 886, Block No. 5, Mouza No. 2.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 16/10/16.

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IN THE COURT OF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Regd. No. 1852/16 Date : 14/09/16 AFFIDAVIT I, MR. PORESH CHANDRA ROY, S/o. Late Ishan Chandra Roy, Permanent Resident of Kutarband Village, P.O. Baraigram, Dist. Karimganj, Assam and present Resident H/No. 344, B.H. Tower, Opposite Bishop House, Circular Road, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India.

2. That, in my PAN Card & Service Regularization Order my name has been entered/ recorded as PORESH CHANDRA ROY, in my appointment order & AADHAAR Card as PORESH CH ROY and in my Service Identity Card & Retirement Order as P.C. Roy. 3. That, in my Service Appointment Order my father's name was entered/recorded as ISHAM CHANDRA ROY, whereas my father's correct/actual name is ISHAN CHANDRA ROY. 4. That though my name and my father's name are used/entered/recorded in different official documents/certificates/correspondence, there is no any adverse intention or purpose to mislead the truth and fact but they were used inadvertently as I have stated above by whosoever concerned authority or individual..

5. That, PORESH CHANDRA ROY, PORESH CH ROY and P.C. ROY are the names of one and same person i.e. me.

6. That, I made this affidavit to declare that from now on I shall be known by the name as PORESH CHANDRA ROY for all my future correspondences.

That, the contents made in para (1) to (6) are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false is stated there in and I signed this declaration on this the 14th day of September 2016 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

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UN set to host over 190 heads of state, ministers

United Nations, Sep 17 (PTI): Leaders from 195 nations will gather here next week for the UN General Assembly session with the issues of the war in Syria, climate change, terrorism, refugee crises, tensions in Korean peninsula expected to take centre stage at the high-level meetings.

The 71st session beginning on September 19 and running through September 26 will be the last for UN Secretary-General Ban Kimoon as well as US President Barack Obama.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj will address the General Debate on September 26 while Pakistan’s Prime Minister will address on September 21.

“This year’s high-level week at the United Nations comes at a critical time.

We will seek progress in resolving protracted conflicts and rising tensions in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East,” Ban had told reporters this week.

His spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told re-

porters yesterday that a total of 195 leaders including 86 Heads of State, a Crown Prince, five Vice Presidents and 51 Ministers will address the General Debate.

About 1,100 requests for bilaterals have been put through, apart from the ones with the Secretary-General and 545 meetings have been requested, which include special side events and regularly scheduled meetings.

The Secretary-General will have 124 bilaterals and he will participate in 62 events.

Diplomatic sources here said Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar will arrive on September 19 to participate in various high-level sessions.

Dujarric had said that the UN General Assembly session is the “World Cup of diplomacy.

It’s the Oscars of diplomacy. It’s also an interesting fashion week.”

The week will kick off with a summit on September 19 to address large movements of refugees and mi-

grants. This is the first time the General Assembly has called for a summit at the Heads of State and Government level on this topic to come up with a blueprint for a better international response.

World leaders are expected to adopt a political declaration as an outcome document at the summit, during which the UN will see a new addition to its family – a dedicated migration agency.

Leaders of the UN and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) will sign an agreement to officially make IOM a related agency of the UN system.

IOM assisted an estimated 20 million migrants in 2015.

Leaders will address pressing global and national concerns during the General Debate from September 20 to September 26.

This year’s theme for the debate is ‘Sustainable Development Goals: a universal push to transform our world.’

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Pakistan hits back at India’s human rights record Geneva, Sep 17 (PTI): Pakistan today criticised India over alleged human rights violation in Kashmir and threatened to expose the country in the world over the “abysmal rights situation” in other parts if it continued to talk about Balochistan.

Pakistan said the sudden Indian focus on Balochistan was consistent with their “playbook of seeking to distract attention from the repression unleashed in Kashmir”.

Pakistan’s delegation to the UN Human Rights Council strongly rebutted India’s “untenable stance” on Jammu and Kashmir and slammed its “persistent interference” in Balochistan.

“In strongly-worded right of replies, the Pakistan delegate termed India’s attempts to deny its illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir a ‘travesty of history’,” Pakistan Foreign Office (FO) said. The delegate said Pakistan was not surprised by the “intemperate” remarks of the Indian leadership and the Indian delegation, which constitute “open interference in Pakistan’s internal affairs, especially in Balochistan”.

“The increasing international attention being given to the plight of the Kashmiri people is being desperately countered by New Delhi by attempting to shift attention elsewhere,” it said.

Given the “persistent, irresponsible flouting of international norms governing inter-state behaviour by India, we are constrained to point out the abysmal human rights record of the Indian government”, FO said.

The delegate referred to a bill in Indian parliament seeking to penalise those who depict Jammu and Kashmir as disputed territory and said “this was yet another pathetic effort to alter facts to conform to their own deluded sense of reality”.

The delegate drew the attention of the Council to the recent statement by a PDP MP, who has described the current Indian repression as “worse than the Nazi forces”.

Stepping up its offensive against Pakistan on the Balochistan issue at the UN Human Rights Council, India yesterday said Pakistan is a nation that practices terrorism on its own people and the sufferings of the people of Balochistan are a telling testimony in this regard.

Exercising its right of reply and raising the Balochistan issue second time in three days at the UNHRC, India said the irony of a nation that has established a well-earned reputation of being the global epicentre of terrorism holding forth on human rights.

Bangabandhu’s killer could be extradited

Dhaka, Sep 17 (PTI): After years of failed negotiations, Bangladesh and Canada have finally agreed to hold talks to find a way to the thorny issue of extraditing fugitive Noor Chowdhury - the self-confessed killer of the country’s founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman - who has been hiding in Canada.

The two countries reached a consensus during a meeting between Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau in Montreal yesterday, the national news agency Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha reported. After the talks, Foreign Secretary Md Shahidul Huq told reporters that the officials of two countries would find out a way for extradition of Chowdhury from Canada. “The aim of the discussion would be to bring Noor Chowdhury to justice and execute the verdict of the Bangabandhu murder case,” he said.

Huq said the government has been trying to extradite Chowdhury, who is in his 70s, from Canada and this decision will open a new window to bring him to Bangladesh.

Chowdhury is a former Bangladeshi military officer who was convicted in absentia in the August 1975 for the assassination of Sheikh Mujib. He is leading a fugitive’s life in Canada.

Putin says Syria rebels using truce to regroup

Vladimir Putin Moscow, Sep 17 (AFP): Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Syrian rebels today of using a fragile ceasefire to regroup, as diplomatic tensions between Moscow and Washington simmered over a lack of humanitarian aid access.

Fresh shelling and clashes were reported overnight in some areas of the war-torn country, but the US-Russia brokered truce which took effect on Monday appeared to be largely holding.

In New York, the UN Security Council cancelled an urgent meeting that had been called to discuss whether to endorse the ceasefire, billed as the “last chance” to end the fiveyear war that has killed 300,000 people. The closed-door consultations were scrapped after Moscow and Washington failed

to agree over disclosing details of the ceasefire to the council.

Putin, a key ally of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, said he remained “positive” about the truce but lashed out at rebels. “We see attempts to regroup among these terrorists, to switch one label for another, one name for another and keep their military capacity,” he said in televised remarks while on a trip to Kyrgyzstan.

Putin said Washington apparently “has the desire to keep the capabilities to fight the lawful government of President Assad,” calling it a “very dangerous path.” A challenge for Washington is to persuade opposition groups it backs to separate themselves from the former Al-Qaeda affiliate Fateh al-Sham Front, previously called Al-Nusra Front.

US Secretary of State John Kerry meanwhile called his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov and condemned “repeated and unacceptable delays of humanitarian aid,” spokesman John Kirby said.

Kerry told Lavrov that Washington “expects Russia to use its influence on the Assad regime to allow UN humanitarian convoys to reach the battleground northern city of Aleppo and other areas in need,” Kirby said.

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get enough sanctions to break them. Lots of bs around about their progress. Bibi likes to say “a year away,” as do our intel guys. They say it every years. I ain’t that easy to do.

Powell ultimately supported the nuclear agreement reached by the Obama administration, telling Meet The Press that “It’s a pretty good deal,” on September 6, 2015. In the lead up to his endorsement, Powell had harsh words for foreign policy experts who stayed on the sidelines or opposed the deal. On August 30, 2015, Powell wrote to Ken Duberstein, President Ronald Reagan’s former chief of staff, who suggested that Powell might refrain from endorsing the deal in a television interview where he would face questions about Hillary Clinton’s emails.

Powell said he could handle the political questions, defended the deal to Duberstein as a “good one for the country,” and blasted Council on Foreign Relations President Richard

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The Mangmetong Watsü Telen with immense pride and joy extends our heartiest congratulations to all its following members on their well-deserved achievements.

1. Mr. Moatemsü Imchen, Teacher-in-Charge GPS Manglalepden Mangmetong for achieving District Teacher ’s Award (Mokokchung).

2. Ms. Yangermongla T. Jamir, Head Teacher Govt. Middle School, Disaguphu for achieving Teacher’s Award (Dimapur).

3. Ms. Imnatula Jamir, Asst.Teacher Chandmari Higher Secondary School Kohima for achieving District Teacher's Award (Kohima).

4. Ms. Sungtiyala, D/o Lt.Impangchang & Mrs. Kikatemla Jamir for securing Top 9 (Nine) position in B.Sc (Chemistry Honours) under NU from St. Josephs College, Jakhama.

5. Ms. Mulongnenla Pongen, D/o Lt. Aomeren Pongen for securing Top 9 (Nine) position in B.A (History Honours) from NEHU, Shillong.

6. Ms. Limanaro, D/o Lt. Temjenmongba & Mrs. Pangerkumla for securing Top 9 (Nine) position in B.Com under NU from St. Josephs College Jakhama.

We further wish you all greater success and God’s Blessing in your future endeavours.

TIAKALA TZUDIR WATISENLA JAMIR President, MWT Secretary, MWT

Apropos the press release by Sirhi Angami Village Council which appeared on 7th Sept. 2016, the Medziphema Village Council reaffirms the same in toto that Sirhi Angami Village as bounded by : East – Mesanuokesalierü, West – Rakhachüzarü to Phetsorü river, North – Dzümha river and South – Kijüveyha range, falls within the traditional and historical boundary of Medziphema Village. That numerous judgments in support of Medziphema village ownership of the same was passed by competent authorities since the time of British administration of Naga Hills. That the statement made by Sirhi Angami Village Council that on the basis of Chakhro Angami Public Organization (CPO), judgment Medziphema village gave its above mentioned area of land to Sirhi Angami Village is true.

Therefore, in reaffirmation of the above mentioned facts the Medziphema Village Council hereby appeal to one and all to refrain from intimidating the inhabitants of Sirhi Angami people. That mutual respect and spirit of brotherhood be maintained for and in the interest of all.

Neikhonyü Kuotsu Khriengulie Kapo Chairman Secretary Medziphema Village Council Medziphema Village Council Contact No. 9402600828 / 8974270619 Sier Kuotsu Head GB Medziphema Village

Thihelie GB Medziphema Village

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KIKON SHENTSÜTA EKHÜNG

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We the office bearers of PWD (R&B) Field Workers Association Aboi, Chen and Tobu Unit jointly gave support to the newly elected central office bearers under the leadership of K.Atovi Awomi of all Nagaland PWD field workers association and appeal to the concern department to give co-operation to the same for the welfare of all work charged employees.

Hence, the Union further condemned on the rejoinder-cumclarification by Inakhu Aye since he was impeached from the Presidentship on the voice of the majority, which was held on 31st August 2016 at Science Center Dimapur.

E.Sholem. K Smti. Angsan President, Aboi Unit Gen/Secy., Aboi Unit.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The women-folk of Sumi Baptist Church Diphupar being much benefitted are joyfully thanking Dr. Toska.

K. Chishi and his Doctor-wife and also the women department of SBCD for organizing a women's seminar on general health awareness on Saturday, the 10th September 2016.

Dr. Toska K. Chishi, MBBS, MD, Bio-Chemist, the Medical Officer of District Hospital Dimapur as the Resource Person spoke deliberately through power-point and paper-presentation of the causes, symptoms, diagnoses, remedies, prevention etc., of various common health problems.

It is our fervent prayer that God our good Lord shower His abundant blessings on our doctor and his family.

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H.Q., WOKHA: NAGALAND **********************

The Kikon Shentsüta Ekhüng (KSE) heartily congratulates Y. Vungthungo Kikon, Principal, GHSS Chukitong for receiving the Best Indian Educationist Award which was presented by Ch. Randhir Singh, Hon’ble Governor of Sikkim at a seminar ‘Economic Growth and National Unity’ organized by the Friendship Forum on August 28, 2016 at New Delhi.

The KSE further wishes him the best in all his future endeavors.

N. Zubemo Kikon Yanrenthung Kikon Chairman, KSE General Secretary, KSE DC-2116

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Mr. Nrio Jami, Chairman Tonphyaktsuri Ekhung Changpang Village Dimapur Unit

Lidemo Kikon, Gen. Secy.

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GRATITUDE

The Baihmo Village Council GBS extend our grateful gratitude to Shri. Kakheho Sukhalu, Ex MLA Zunheboto for restoration of our village road which was damaged due to landslide.

Inspite of being one of the oldest British road connecting the village in Zunheboto District, several Government has neglected to repair and upgrade the road as required causing great hardship to the villagers and connecting villages.

Hotokhe Chophy, Chairman Baihmo Village Zunheboto Village

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TENING MAI ARUANG, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND FELICITATES

The Tening Mai Aruang would like to extend our happiness and heartiest congratulations to its members on being promoted in their respective departments.

1. Shri. Chaplubo - Asst. Sub-Inspector, Nagaland Fire Service.

2. Shri. Ramrichuang - Forester Grade-II, Nagaland Forest Department.

3. The Tening Mai Aruang further congratulate Smt. Withuiliu, daughter of Shri. Damthui on her success in the recent UPSC Exam and being appointed to the post of Asst. Commandant CRPF. The Tening Mai Aruang wishes and pray to the Almighty God to grant them and their family good health and success in the future endeavours.

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The Tsadang Students' Union, with immense pride and joy, would like to congratulate Shri. T. Chemlongse Sangtam, S/o Lt. Shri. Tsakyuse Sangtam for being promoted to the post of SDO, Electrical Department.

May your endeavour be a blessing to everyone.

Aholi Sangtam Setsadila Sangtam President Gen. Secy.

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The Merangkongtsur Telongjem Tuli would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. I. Martemsu, graduate teacher Yajang and Mrs. Narotemla, graduate teacher Don Bosco School Tuli, for receiving District Teacher's Award 2016 for their dedication and sincere service rendered to the students.

The Union wishes them good health and wisdom for their future endeavours.

Gen. Secretary Limatila

Gives its heartiest congratulations to : 1. Ms. Putusenla Imchen,D/o C. Temen Imchen & Mrs. T Alemla Lkr for securing 3rd Rank in M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) from Nagaland University (Lumami).

2. Ms. Limanaro, D/o Lt. Temjenmongba & Mrs. Pangerkumla for securing Top 9 (Nine) position in B.Com under N.U for St Josephs College Jakhama.

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KONYAK STUDENTS' UNION

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President Meyimenla

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The Changpang Village Tonphyaktsuri Ekhung Dimapur Unit (C.V.T.E.D.U) extend our congratulations to our hardest esteemed members.

1. Mr. Likao Kikon, S/o Lt. Nrisao Kikon on being promoted as District Planning Officer (D.P.O).

2. Mr. Lilanthung Kikon, S/o Khocheo Kikon on being promoted as Upper Division Assistant (U.D.A).

3. Miss Yanbeni Kikon, S/o Thomas Kikon on being appointed as Asst. Professor ICFAI University (Sovima).

4. Mr. Yanbemo Patton, S/o Lt. Sülanthung Patton on being promoted as Sub Divisional H.A (P.W.D).

We wish you all the very best and pray that God bless you with wisdom, good health and long life.

Pervez Musharraf (CrPC), a lawyer said. “The court ordered confiscation of property as the court said Musharraf persistently failed to appear in the case,” according to lawyer Tariq Asad, who represented the cleric.

The court also rejected a plea by Musharraf ’s lawyer, Akhtar Shah, who had contended that since army was

acting in aid of civilian administration during Lal Masjid operation, hence, no criminal case could be filed against any official of the armed forces.

Musharraf, who has been living in Dubai since March, has not appeared even a single time in the court despite warnings.

The former military ruler flew to Dubai for purported medical treatment after the Supreme Court lifted the ban on his foreign trips and it is believed that he may never return to face a slew of several high-profile cases against him.

The court declared him a proclaimed offender and confiscated surety bonds of Rs 200,000 this year.

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Islamabad, Sep 17 (PTI): A Pakistan court today ordered the confiscation of Pervez Musharraf ’s property after the former dictator “persistently failed” to appear in the case involving the killing of a cleric during the 2007 Lal Masjid operation.

A sessions court in Islamabad is trying 73-year-old Musharraf, who is currently in Dubai for purported medical treatment, over killing of Abdul Rasheed Ghazi when army stormed the Lal Masjid in the heart of the city.

Additional District and Sessions Judge (West) Pervaiz ul Qadir Memon ordered confiscation of Musharraf ’s properties under Section 88 of the Code of Criminal Procedure

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Haass and Ret. Gen. David Petraeus for publicly remaining undecided about the agreement. Powell told Duberstein: The Iran deal is a good one for the country and our alliances. Retired generals and admirals popping off. I have studied it pretty thoroughly…I have done emails before on tv.

Have to deal with ISIS. Richard] Haass, Petraeus et all claiming to be undecided. BS, they are just protecting their future options. I don’t have or want any. Baker, Shultz know what’s right, as does Henry.

Brent showed some guts.

But even Duberstein, who had urged Powell to avoid a high-profile endorsement of the deal and hasn’t publicly spoken about the deal, couldn’t resist sharing with Powell his assessment of former George W. Bush administration ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton’s fundraising email, which described the nuclear deal as “the single largest global security crisis.”

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know Israel has 200, all targeted on Tehran, and we have thousands. As Akmdinijad (sic) [said], “What would we do with one, polish it?” I have spoken publicly about both nK and Iran. We’ll blow up the only thing they care about— regime survival. Where, how would they even test one?

Israel, which isn’t a signatory to the Nuclear NonProliferation Treaty, has long maintained ambiguity about the size, and even the existence, of its nuclear weapons program.

Later in the email chain, Powell acknowledged Iran’s right to enrich uranium for nuclear power, said that sanctions alone wouldn’t be enough to “break” Iran, and pointed out that the assessment that Iran could make a dash for the bomb and construct a nuclear weapon within a year was exaggerated.

They say, correctly, that they have every right to enrich for energy. Russians helped build a power reactor at Busher. Can’t

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Colin Powell Washington, Sep 17 (Agencies): According to hacked emails reviewed by LobeLog, Former Secretary of State Colin Powell acknowledged Israel’s nuclear arsenal, an open secret that U.S. and Israeli politicians typically refuse to acknowledge as part of Israel’s strategy of “nuclear ambiguity.” Powell also rejected assessments that Iran, at the time, was “a year away”

from a nuclear weapon. The emails, released by the hacking group DCLeaks, show Powell discussing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial speech before a joint meeting of Congress with his business partner, Jeffrey Leeds.

Leeds summarizes Netanyahu as having “said all the right things about the president and all the things he has done to help Israel. But basically [he] said this deal sucks, and the implication is that you have to be an idiot not to see it.”

Powell responded that U.S. negotiators can’t get everything they want from a deal.

But echoing a point that many Iran hawks have questioned, Powell said that Israel’s nuclear arsenal and rational self-interest make the construction and testing of an Iranian nuclear weapon a highly unlikely policy choice for Iran’s leaders.

Negotiators can’t get what he wants. Anyway, Iranians can’t use one if they finally make one. The boys in Tehran

The Union will be hosting 69th Session Federal Assembly on 30th Sept. 2016, at Council Hall, Mon Town District Headquarter.

Therefore, the union direct to all the President, General Secretary, Women Co-ordinators and speaker of the respective sub-ordinate and federating unit to attend the said meeting positively, along with registration fee per unit is Rs. 300/- and membership fee per unit is Rs. 500/-. Absentee will be fined a sum of Rs. 1000/- per unit.

Furthermore, any agenda should be submitted to the speaker on or before 25th September 2016, thereafter no agenda will be entertained whatsoever.

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Zuchobeni releases single ‘Listen To Me’

Salman & Virat in world’s top DJ duo’s next single

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, September 18, 2016

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elebrated Belgian electro DJ duo Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike are set to bring the house down during the arena tour of the 10th edition of international EDM festival, Sunburn, in India, and while at it, they will be joined

by Salman Khan and Virat Kohli, we hear. Insiders also tell us that a dance-music video featuring the Bollywood star and cricketer is in the offing.

Says a source, “The two will be in Hyderabad on October 8, and will arrive in Mumbai the following day. Salman and Virat, who are avid fans of the DJ duo and have shown support to them on Twitter for the top 100 DJs poll, have planned a private party with people with her enchanting opportunity to; from churches them. They will try their hand voice. Zuchobeni has come to social gatherings to music at DJing too.” a long way performing in concerts and events.

World No. 2 DJ Hardwell, every platform she got the (Source: Indihut) who will play a set on Septem-

Harmonic Surge-the choral fiesta in Oct Piano and choir conducting Program highlights: • Workshops and Master class* • Interactions with the resource persons* • Friendship Concert featuring prominent choral groups in Nagaland # • Choral Competitions (Mixed Choir and Children’s Choir) # • Individual (choir) Competition *Open for all with a nominal registration of Rs.200/only per individual

Simon on One Direction solo careers

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imon Cowell has spoken about his relationship with the various members of One Direction, saying he is “not bitter - much” that they are now working on projects without him.

After he and Nicole Scherzinger formed the boyband on The X Factor in 2010, Cowell signed the five-piece to his label Syco and oversaw their careers as they became global chart-toppers. However, the group - reduced to a four-piece since Zayn Malik left in March 2015 - is now “on hiatus” and Cowell does not seem to be helping to launch

any of their solo careers.

It has recently been reported that band member Niall Horan “snubbed” Cowell to sign a deal with rival label Universal.

During a press call for the final of America’s Got Talent in the US, the entertainment mogul is quoted by The Sun as saying: “I hear so many things now, which they’re doing, which I’m not involved with. It’s a bit like I’m getting the hint you don’t want me to come to the party. Sorry for making you famous…”

Cowell continued:

“Look, I’m not going to lie when I hear they’re doing something, and they haven’t approached me. You think, ‘Well I would have liked you to,’ but it’s their choice. I’m not bitter - much.”

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The BMC officials conducted a thorough inspection at the actors Juhu residence to locate possible mosquito breeding grounds.

“Shahid is concerned about the findings of BMC in Achang Konyak C#17 Dilbar Hussain C#18 Sonali Roy C#9 his building and the locality.

Specially so with the presence of a new born baby in the house,” spokesperson of Shahid Kapoor said.

With a rise in the number of dengue cases in the city, the BMC is taking all possible steps to curb the spread of the disease.

Latest Comment BMC wont go to Shiva Sena leaders homes, their homes are so dirty.

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Dear Khutoshe Wotsa, Happy Birthday to you... as you travel another year of your life, we pray that God will grant you with all the joys and happiness life has in store for you. God bless you.

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3rd Birthday Anniversary Dear Lamgouthang (Boipu) Khongsai, Happy 3 rd Birthday.

You make everyday brighter with just a little smile. Birthday is the day of celebration with a prayer.

We pray to God to bless you with wisdom, prosperity and good health. Wishing you a very happy birthday and many happy returns of the days to come.

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wonderful opportunity for music enthusiasts to look forward to is the Harmonic Surge 2- a choral fiesta, an upgrade of Harmonic Surge 1st edition held in 2014.

The music festival will be held from October 14 to 16 at Sumi Church, Dimapur.

It is an inclusive choral festival which is being organised

by The Nagaland Chamber Choir (TNCC) with the aim to encourage interaction and unity amongst churches/groups, to promote church music and professionalism in choral singing, and also to provide a platform for musicians where talents are sustained for effective ministry.

The festival holds promises for churches, musicians, choirs to come together and inspire, encourage, and learn from one another. Can we not bring our music from the confines of the four walls of our churches? In celebration of the beautiful tradition of music – Let harmony Surge.

Resource Persons: • Asin Shurhozelie – Voice and Performance • Louise Shishak – Violin • Mhathung Odyuo – Cello and wind instruments • Noel De la Rosa –

ber 30 in Bengaluru and on October 1 in New Delhi, is also likely to join the party.

“Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, the resident DJs of Tomorrowland, are working on a project with Salman, who has been following their music since he saw them play at a Bandra club in February 2013. Post the gig, the star hosted them at his chalet in Lonavla. He loved their single, Wakanda. So, they have been discussing a project for long and now, Virat has joined in,” adds the source.

Karan Singh, CEO, Sunburn Global, says, “Dimitri Vegas-Like Mike enjoy a huge fanbase in Bollywood. Their association with the Hindi filmdom began with Salman Khan. Every time they come to India, both parties reach out to one another.”

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uchobeni – Most Promising Artist of 2015 is one of the youngest upcoming stars to be featured on indihut.

Deeply passionate about music at a very young age, Zuchobeni learnt that she could use music to cast beautiful magical spells around her and help people heal their wounded hearts and turn frowns into smileys. She would often watch people perform on stage, then later go back home and re-enact the scene by holding on to a torchlight like it were a microphone and sing her heart out.

These fun times with her imaginative role play and pop star fancies soon turned out to be her stepping stone to help her discover her talent in music.

When Zuchobeni was just a 6 year old girl, she stood up on stage to sing in front of hundreds of people. That was the day when she vividly remembers people queuing up to encourage her to continue singing and ever since, she hasn’t stopped mesmerizing

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The Village Council Seitheke Basa convey our profound gratitude to Jacob Zhimomi, Parliamentary Secretary Irrigation & Flood Control for financing the bridge construction project and inaugurating it on 13th September 2016 at Seitheke Basa.

The concrete based metallic pillar suspension bride with 574 ft. span over the Chathe river was constructed by the village experts within one month collapsed. It is the only lifeline of the poor rural populace and students of the locality and adjoining village, which thousands commute over it daily.

The village council also express our sincere gratitude to all those who made contribution in cash, kind and services.

We convey our special thanks to :1. Kiyaneilie Peseyie, Minister Social Welfare - Rs 25000 2. Dr. Nicky Kire, Minister Forest & Environment - Rs. 25000 3. Dr. Kevingulie Khro - Rs. 15000 4. Kesonyu Yhome, D.C Dimapur - Rs. 10000 5. Neino Kehie - Rs. 5000+30 KG Rice 6. Sodzulhou VCC - Rs. 5000 7. Pastor Peculie Chusi - Rs. 5000 8. Wezope S. Elah - Rs. 3300 9. Er. Sobu Angami - Rs. 3000 10. Zelie Mechieo - Rs. 2500 11. Dingu Kapfo - Rs. 2000 12. Pastor Nibu Chusi - Rs. 2000 13. Cayazo Kehie - Rs. 2000 14. Rev. Vitsiepielie Nguzhu - Rs. 3000 15. S. K. Kenye - Rs. 2000 16. Doko Chusi - Rs. 1000 17. Di Chusi - Rs. 1 Day Ration

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The deadly triumvirate of (from left) Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar all scored as Barcelona beat Leganes on Saturday.

Spain beat India in doubles

New Dehi, Sep 17 (Agencies): India’s doubles pair of Leander Paes and Saketh Myneni lost to Spain’s Rafael Nadal and Marc Lopez 4-6, 7-6(2), 6-4, 6-4 in their Davis Cup World Group Playoff match in Delhi on Saturday.

Spain took an early 3-1 lead in the first set after Paes’s serve was broken in the fourth game. However, India broke back to trail Spain 3-4 on serve. Paes served out the next game 4-4 to tie the first set. However, the Indian duo then broke Nadal’s serve to take a 5-4 lead. Myneni served out the first set to take it 6-4.

In second set India took an early lead after they broke Lopez’s serve in the second game. India looked set to bag the second set, but were broken when Myneni was looking to make it 6-4. Spain fought back to take it to a tiebreaker and won the second set 7-6(2), and it was game on.

The third set began with the Spaniards breaking Paes’s serve to take a 3-1 lead. The Indians tried their best to break back but were unable to do so, eventually losing the third set with Nadal serving it out to take it 6-4. However, Nadal’s serve was broken immediately in the fourth set to give the Indians a 2-0 lead. Myneni held his serve to make it 3-0, but the Spaniards fought their way back, breaking Myneni in his next service game to make it 4-4. Sensing victory, the Spanish pair broke Paes’s serve to make it 5-4. In came Nadal to serve for the match and he didn’t disappoint.

With the win, Spain took an unassailable lead of 3-0 to enter the World Group. India’s Ramkumar Ramanathan lost to Feliciano Lopez on Friday, before Saketh Myneni was beaten by David Ferrer in the singles on the opening day of the competition.

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Suarez crossed having left Unai Bustinza in his wake.

Suarez then rampaged down the left, with a last-ditch challenge from Pablo Insua almost resulting in a remarkable own-goal. The frantic nature of the contest remained but now to Leganes’ detriment and they were 2-0 behind when Unai Lopez rolled a pass into Messi’s path for Barca’s talisman to glide past some uncompromising challenges and cut across goalkeeper Jon Serantes for Suarez to enjoy an unguarded net.

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SYDNEY, Sep 17 (Agencies): John Peers and Sam Groth clinched the Davis Cup World Group play-off tie for Australia with a doubles win over Slovakia in Sydney on Saturday.

Peers and Groth were taken to four sets by the Slovak pair of Andrej Martin and Igor Zelenay after holding a match point at 5-2 in the third set.

The duo went on to secure Australia’s World Group status 3-0 in the 2017 Davis Cup competition with a 6-4, 6-2, 6-7 (3/7), 7-6 (7/2) victory in two hours and 21 minutes.

Australia only needed one more win after Nick Kyrgios and Bernard Tomic won their opening day singles in straight sets on Friday.

The 15th-ranked Kyrgios shrugged off recent hip problems to whip through Martin 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 while the 21st-ranked Tomic completed a 7-6 (7/5), 6-4, 6-4 win over Jozef Kovalik.

Australia, who lost to the United States in this year’s first round, will now extend their stay in the World Group to four years. Slovakia, who have come to Australia without their two leading stars -- 31-ranked Martin Klizan and 102-ranked Lukas Lacko -- have not been in the premier group for 10 years.

NZ pacer Tim Southee ruled out of India Test series New Delhi, Sep 17 (IANS): The New Zealand squad has been dealt a blow with pacer Tim Southee ruled out of the upcoming Test series against India with an ankle injury.

Southee felt pain in his left foot during a training session and subsequent medical tests have revealed a grade two ligament strain in his left ankle. He has been ruled out of the three-match Test series against India.

The 27-year-old was the most experienced bowler in the New Zealand Test squad with 177 wickets in 52 Tests and his absence is expected to hurt their chances during the upcoming Test series.

Tight-arm pacer Matt Henry has been called up as a

HASSA meeting

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Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): The Highway Area Sumi Sports Association (HASSA) has convened a joint meeting of executives and advisors on September 18, 1:00 pm at its banker residence. The meeting would discuss matter pertaining to the upcoming Chekiye Memorial Trophy (CMT). All have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

We Khukishe Baptist Akukuhou would like to express sorrow over the demise of Lt. Vikugha Yeputhomi of Khukishe Village who passed away on 13th of Sept. 2016 after prolonged illness. We Khukishe Baptist Akukuhou pray that our Lord comfort and guide the bereaved family.

cola Adams, 2016 Olympic gold medallist in the boxing flyweight; Laura Trott, 2016 Olympic champion in cycling; Siobhan-Marie O’Connor, silver medallist in swimming; Olivia Carnegie-Brown (silver medallist); Danish bronze swimming medallist Jeanette Ottesen; Australia Kim Brennan (Olympic rowing champion), Alexander Belonogov (silver medallist in rowing); Spaniard Mireia Belmonte (Olympic swimming champion); German shooter Julian Justus and tennis player Laura Siegemund.

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Late J.E Anoksang

of our beloved Late Victor Chishi

Two y e a r s h ave gone by swiftly yet not a single moment has passed by without you in our thoughts.

God has you in his arms, we have you in our hearts.

Loving wife, children and family members.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

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OF LATE ZENEIZOLIE KERETSÜ

Dear Daddy, It has been a year now that you have left us and we wonder at how swiftly good times passes by leaving us with only memories. Yet we are reminded time and again that you are in a better place away from the pain of this world, safe in the bosom of God. Here, we live each day reminiscing the good days we shared with you and in our memories is where you stay. As we head out each day to face another day, your unwavering love will shine from within us and we will always cherish the good things you have shown us. We miss you dearly.

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

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Oftentimes I wipe the unceasing tears Your absent of each second tick fears I live myself lone ‘nd pale Our life togetherhood fail.

Am yet confident to speak out my word Thou art absent of me, yet present with the Lord I laid the troubled heart rest For thou in our Master’s Home till the rest!

“And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: for the former things are passed away.” Revelation 21:4 “For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die, we die unto the Lord: whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lord’s.” Romans 14:8 Loving husband, family members and relatives.

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Madrid, Sep 17 (Agencies): Real Madrid will be without both Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale for their game against Espanyol on Sunday, Zinedine Zidane has confirmed.

Ronaldo has only just returned to action following a knee injury picked up in the final of Euro 2016 but has been sidelined through illness, while Bale has a knock. Both players are, however, expected to be fit for Wednesday with Villarreal the visitors to the Bernabeu. “Cristiano will not travel with us, he has a sore throat, and he will stay at home. He is not ready [for Espanyol tomorrow],” he told reporters.

“Bale had a strong knock on his hip and we will not take any chances. We have important players who can replace the ones injured. I want to have Gareth at 100% for very difficult game on Wednesday [against Villarreal]. Tomorrow he might get a bang in the same spot & be out for 10 days, or more.” One man who could profit from the duo’s absence is James Rodriguez who set up Alvaro Morata’s last-gasp winner against Sporting in midweek.

May his soul rest in peace.

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WADA confirms another leak of confidential athletes’ data

Montreal, Sep 17 (IANS): The WADA has confirmed that cyber hacker Group ‘Fancy Bear released a fresh batch of confidential athletes data on their website, which they illegally obtained from a Rio 2016 Olympic Games account of WADAs Anti-Doping Administration and Management System (ADAMS).

The hacker group published the names of another 11 athletes from five countries who had a therapeutic permission to use doping, reports Tass.

They include Britons Ni-

Tim Southee replacement for Southee. The 24-year-old has played four Tests since debuting against England at Lord’s in May 2015.

His last Test was against Australia at Christchurch in February.

Southee will now return to New Zealand for rest and rehabilitation in an attempt to regain fitness ahead of the fivematch One-Day International (ODI) series which begin in Dharamsala on October 16.

“Tim has been working hard in preparation for this tour, so he’s understandably very disappointed to be ruled out of all three Tests,” New Zealand coach Mike Hesson was quoted as saying by espncricinfo.

“The focus now is for Tim to give his ankle 7-10 days rest, before slowly building his bowling loads back up ahead of the ODI series,” he added.

The series opener starts in Kanpur on September 22 before further matches in Kolkata and Indore.

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Suarez doubled the lead.

Neymar put the result beyond question right before the break, but that did not stop Messi netting his second via a penalty in the second half.

Rafinha rounded off the scoring right after the hour mark, rendering Gab riel Appelt’s consolation for Leganes inconsequential.

Leganes’ ambition early on taking the game to their illustrious opponents left their high defensive line exposed and, after Messi had a shot blocked by Diego Rico, he was on hand to slot home when

find a response, scooting round Javier Mascherano and drawing a sharp stop from Marc-Andre ter Stegen before Samuel Umtiti blocked his follow-up on the line. But, to continue a theme a minute before the break, Leganes’ porous backline was ruthlessly unpicked once more and, following great work from Messi on halfway, Suarez decided it was Neymar’s turn to enjoy a tap-in.

There was little the home defence could do to counter a sumptuous pass from Suarez, arrowed through with the outside of his right boot, to put Neymar through on goal in the 54th minute.

The hapless Bustinza hauled the Brazil star to ground and Messi whipped the spotkick high into the right corner.

The final Barcelona goal came from a more unfamiliar source and in glorious fashion as Rafinha strode forward, ushering Messi out of his path, before cutting inside to pick out the top corner left-footed from 20 yards. There was a similarly brilliant consolation finish from Gabriel’s 80th-minute free-kick but the headlines belonged to MSN. After the Celtic match, Neymar said they wished to better a dizzying collective tally of 131 goals from last season.

They are on to 17 already, following 10 in a prolific week.

Australia beat Slovakia in World Group playoff

Through this column, we would like to express our profound gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us with prayer, physical presence, financial and material support at the demise of our beloved father Lt. Vesopa Medeo, Hd. GB Phusachodumi Village on the 09. 09.2016 and also at time of his sickness.

It is our prayer that the Almighty Bless and reward you abundantly.

We also extend our special thank to:1. Shri. Chotisuh Sazo, Speaker Nagaland Legislature Assembly 2. Shri. Küdechoyi Khamo 3. Shri. Rüdahüyi Sazo 4. Phüsachodü Village Council & GBs. 5. Phüsachodü Baptist Church 6. Thenyizu Village Council 7. Chesezu Village Council.

8. Chesezu Nasa Village Council.

9. Khulazu Basa Village Council.

10. Khulazu Bawe Village Council.

11. Thipuzu Village Council.

12. Rihuba Village Council.

13. Yorüba Village Council.

14. Süthozu Village Council.

15. Kikrüma Village Council.

16. Chetheba Town.

17. R.D Block Kikrüma 18. Pholami (Medetso Khel) 19. Yorüba (Medetso Khel) 20. Phüsachodümi Union Kohima/Pfütsero/ Dimapur/Phek.

21. Baküna Colony Phüsachodü.

Loving wife, children & grand children.

Late Mrs Marpokla Imsong (Yaongyimsen) Born : 03-03-1941 | Died : 13-09-2016

“OUR MOST BELOVED…..We humbly accept God’s will as He decided to carry you to his eternal home to be in His arms.

Looking back we remember the long road you went through battling your illness bravely and putting your faith in God” It is nothing better for a family to know that their loved one had been cared exceptionally well at Zion Hospital and Research Center. Immense gratitude to Dr. Tali Longkumer and staff for the utmost care.

Also we are truly indebted to each and everyone who mourned with us at the immense loss of our beautiful MOTHER who left her legacy, message of resilience and unflinching faith for us to always remember. Just as Elijah gave his mantle of blessing to Elisha, she has left the mantle of her strength and wisdom on us. May you rest in peace with the LORD. DP-7177

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MSN run riot against Leganes

Ba rc e l o na , S e p 1 7 (Agencies): Lionel Messi turned in a performance of the highest order, netting a brace and inspiring Barcelona to a 5-1 La Liga win at Leganes on Saturday.

The Catalans were keen to avoid any upsets similar to their 2-1 home loss to Alaves and Luis Enrique put out the strongest starting XI at his disposal.

His decision to field his best paid off as Barcelona dominated from start to finish – Messi opening the floodgates in the 15th minute before Luis

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It's been a year, since you have gone. Though absent, you are ever near, still missed, still loved and ever dear.

God has you in his keeping, we have you in our hearts. We will miss you and love you always.

Family Members

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, we would like to express our profound gratitude and indebtedness to all who stood with us morally, physically, materially, financially and in prayers when we lost our mother, mentor grandmother Late Gwasüle Kent on September 6, 2016 We convey our special thanks to:1. Rengma Baptist Church Kohima.

2. Tseminyu Baptist Church 3. Peraciezie Baptist Church 4. Touphema Baptist Church 5. Touphema Women Fellowship Born on 1938 Kohima.

Died on 06/09/2016 6. Tseminyu Union Kohima.

7. Officers and Staff, Rural Development Department Nagaland, Kohima.

8. Bayavü Area Panchayat.

9. Lower Bayavü Youth Organization.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all in abundance.

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Loving husband, children, son-in-law, relatives and friends.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“Well’ meet you in glory land never to say goodbye” Words are inadequate to express our gratitude to each and every individual, who stood besides us, at the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. Rüütuo-ü Kuotsu and her baby, who left for heavenly abode on 14th September, 2016. We are extremely sorry for not being able to mention everyone, except few enumerated below:1. Pastor, Peraciezie Baptist 10th Jan. 1982 – 14th Sept. 2016 Church, Youth Department & Merry group 2. Bethesda CRC Youth department, Upper Bayavü Hill, Kohima 3. Baptist Church, Khonoma 4. CRDK, CRC Chiechama & Children Ministry 5. Kuotsu Krotho, Khonoma 6. Upper Bayavü Youth Welfare Organization 7. Dr. Neilsa Sopfü, DIG, Fire & Emergency Services, Kohima 8. Officers & Staff of Fire & Emergency Services, Kohima 9. Officers & Staff of NHAK, Kohima 10. Secretary & Staff of RD Deptt.

We shall remain indebted for your valuable service rendered towards the bereaved family through prayer, cash & kind deeds.

Our Almighty God bless you abundantly.

Loving husband, daughter & relatives.

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01/04/1958 – 14/09/2016

We the bereaved family members of Late Hozheni N. Chishi, would like to express our sincere gratitude to all individual, organisations, churches, friends, neighbours, relatives and well-wishers from far and near, who supported us physically, financially, spiritually and materially during the brief illness and at the sudden demise of our beloved mother.

We would also like to convey our special thanks to : 1. Sughuna Baptist Church 2. Sichimi Baptist Church 3. S.T.H Bor-Lengri 4. Youth Organisation, Bor-Lengri 5. Wophong Taro Youth Organisation 6. Ghokito Baptist Church, Kuhuboto 7. UBC Youth Deptt. Khekiho Colony 8. Auto Driver's Union, Bor-Lengri.

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Man City continue perfect start; Arsenal win

England international Raheem Sterling is crowded out by Andrew Surman, Harry Arter and Jack Wilshere during an EPL match on Saturday.

London, Sep 17 (Agencies): Manchester City continued their perfect start to the season with a 4-0 victory over Bournemouth at the Etihad Stadium although their victory was marred slightly by a late red card for Nolito.

Kevin De Bruyne opened the scoring for the hosts with a free kick after 15 minutes. The Belgium internation cheekily rolling the ball under the wall and in at the near post. Kelechi Iheanacho then finished a superb move involving Nolito, De Bruyne and Raheem Ster-

ling for the second.

Sterling then sealed the points with City’s third in fine style, the England international tapping into an empty net after great work from De Bruyne and Iheanacho before Ilkay Gundogan added a fourth.

There was still time for late drama, however, Nolito shown a red card on 86 minutes for an attempted headbutt on Adam Smith.

Meanwhile, Arsenal picked up a third consecutive Premier League win on Satur-

day as they beat Hull City 4-1.

Alexis Sanchez’s double and goals from Theo Walcott and Granit Xhaka made the difference for the Gunners, who recovered from their midweek draw with Paris SaintGermain in the Champions League.

The Chile attacker opened the scoring after just 17 minutes and could have doubled his tally when he stepped up to take a penalty, but failed to convert.

Having Jake Livermore sent off in the first half made

Naga FC, Liangmai FC set for title clash

Players of Liangmai FC and HQ IGAR (N) during the semi-final match on Saturday. (NP) FC and Liangmai FC booked the final berth of the 2nd Capt.

Kohima, Sep 17 (NPN): Kenguruse Memorial Football Defending champion Naga tourney after defeating their Correspondent

respective rivals at Kohima local ground on Saturday.

In the first semi-final, Naga FC humiliated Aboi FC by 4-0. Chaba (9) opened the account in 30th minute and he doubled the scored in 38th minute.

The 3rd goal for Naga FC found came from the boot of Rhitsuo Mere (11) in 61st minute. Aboi FC failed to find any goal till the stipulated time. Vekuto Puro (21), Keneisedelie (8) and Micheal Dul (4) all from Naga FC were booked for unsporting behavior in the field. Yemchang (16) of Aboi FC also shown yellow card.

In the second semi-final, Liangmai FC clinched narrow win against HQ IGAR (N) and sealed the final berth.

They won 5-3 via tie break after the match ended 1-1.

Ch. Mathiuwibou (11) of HQ IGAR (N) scored the first goal of the match in 6th minute through a header.

However, after breather HQ IGAR (N) came back strong and well organised and found the equalizer in the 78th minute through a powerful header from S. Walte (9). Both the team failed to break the deadlock in the extra time of 15 minutes.

S. Walte (9) and N. Nail (12) both from HQ IGAR (N) and Jacob (18) of Liangmai FC were booked for unsporting behavior.

The final match between Naga FC and Liangmai FC would be played on September 19, 1:30pm at Kohima local ground. Parliamentary secretary YRS, MTF and state lotteries Khriehu Liezietsu would grace the final as the chief guest.

it a seemingly impossible task for Hull to get anything out of it, and Walcott made things more comfortable when he added a second goal in the 55th minute.

Things got a bit nervier for Arsenal towards the end with Robert Snodgrass converting a penalty, but Sanchez was on hand again before Xhaka fired one in to round off a comfortable afternoon.

Also, Islam Slimani enjoyed a dream Premier League debut as he scored twice to inspire Leicester City to a 3-0 win over Burnley on Saturday.

The Algeria international opened the scoring right on the stroke of half time as he headed home from Christian Fuchs’ cross.

And Slimani, who joined the league champions from Sporting on deadline day, added a second just three minutes after the restart.

Burnley, who were second best for long spells at the King Power Stadium, suffered a further setback when Ben Mee diverted into his own net late in the second half.

West Ham United’s problems increased following a 4-2 defeat against West Bromwich Albion.

Goals from Nacer Chadli (2), Salomon Rondon and James McClean had the Baggies four goals to the good before West Ham pulled two back through a Michail Antonio header and a Manuel Lanzini penalty.

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Inter-school football tourney culminates

Liverpool beat Chelsea

An energized Liverpool defeated Chelsea 2-1 at Stamford Bridge, a home loss that exposed some weaknesses in the London side.

The Blues, who had to come from behind last weekend to secure a 2-2 draw with Swansea, seemed at least a step slow against the visitors throughout the first half on Friday, reports Efe. Liverpool took a 1-0 lead in the 18th minute, when defender Dejan Lovren posted his first-ever Premier League goal with the Reds, redirecting Philippe Coutinho’s cross.

The hosts failed to react and the outlook grew darker for them with Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson’s magnificent goal in the 36th minute.

Chelsea was markedly better after the half-time break and the improvement paid off at the hour mark, as Diego Costa scored his fifth goal in five matches with an assist from Nemanja Matic. He also had a chance to equalize minutes later, but he fired the ball straight at goalkeeper Simon Mignolet. The outcome leaves both Chelsea and Liverpool with 10 points each, but the Blues are ahead of the Reds in the Premier League table by virtue of goal difference.

Match results Hull City 1 – 4 Arsenal Man City 4 – 0 Bournemouth West Brom 4 – 2 West Ham Leicester City 3 – 0 Burnley

Winner of 5th inter-school football tournament with the trophy.

Dimapur, sep 17 (NPN): The 5th edition of InterSchool Football Tournament organized by Medziphema Town Students’ Union came to a close with Govt Higher Secondary school ‘A’ emerging as the champion defeating SFS Hr. Secondary School ‘A’

in the final.

Earlier before the start of the final match, the closing function was held with Neikhonyü M. Kuotsu, Chairman, Medziphema Village Council as the guest of honour. President and his colleagues of Angami Students’ Union also

attended the function as special guests.

Eight teams from six schools participated in the tournament, which possibly could be one of the few interschool football tournament played on running/edition basis.

Deaf shooter Priyesha wins WC bronze on debut

PUNE, Sep 17 (Agencies): Priyesha Deshmukh can’t hear the sound of pellets hitting the target, but sight of a perfect 10 is still music to her ears. The hearing-impaired shooter from Pune may not have heard the applause, but taste of success was as sweet as ever, when she rose to the podium in Kazan, Russia, on Wednesday.

Priyesha, 23, won bronze in the 10m air rifle category at the 1st World Deaf Shooting Championships held in Kazan. It wasn’t just the maiden international participation for Priyesha, but it was also the first time the Pune girl had gone to a foreign land. Priyesha scored 180.4 in the final to secure the third spot, a big achievement for someone who started the sport only

three years ago, and even otherwise. She had qualified for the medal round after scoring 404.9 in the qualification round. Ukraine’s Svitlana Yatsenko (201.6 in final) and Serbia’s Gordana Mikovic (200.3) won gold and silver respectively.

“The medal win is a big morale booster for Priyesha, as she worked really hard for the event,” said the shooter’s father Sharadrao.

“She has been winning national gold in her the handicapped category since last three years but a medal in her maiden international participation is really big,” the proud father told TOI. Priyesha is now aiming for the Deaflympics, Olympics for the deaf, scheduled to be held in Samsun, Turkey, next year.

M’laya to host all India police badminton c’ship Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): Meghalaya Police will be hosting the 9th All India Police Badminton Championship 2016 under the aegis of All India Police Sports Control Board at SAI Indoor Stadium, NEHU Campus, Shillong from September 19-21.

31 teams comprising of 6 teams from Central Armed Police Forces, 4 teams from Central Police Organisations and 21 teams from State/UT Police Organisations of the country will be participating in the Championship.

188 shuttlers will prove their mettle during the prestigious championship.The CRPF team won the Team Championship in last year tournament hosted by SSB in New Delhi.

Zenith M Sangma, minister of Sports and Youth Affairs, Government of Meghalaya will inaugurate the championship on September 19.

10th Commemorate open volleyball Dimapur, Sep 17 (NPN): The 10th Commemorate Open Volleyball tournament (men and women), organised

by Tening Students Union, Nagaland (TSUN) would be held at Tening village from October 4-7. The winner and runner-up in men’s category would receive a cash prize of Rs.25, 000 and Rs.15, 000 respectively along with trophy and citations. The winner and runner-up in women’s category would get Rs.8000 and Rs.5000 respectively along with trophy and citation. The entrance fee for men is Rs.1500 and Rs.800 for women.

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