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CNTC disassociates from Naga Hoho D I M A P U R , AU G 3 1 (NPN): On expiry of its 30day deadline on Naga Hoho, to withdraw its endorsement to the government for recognition of Rongmei as a tribe in Nagaland, the Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has resolved to disassociate itself from the Naga Hoho.

According to Central Nagaland Tribes Council president Hokiye Yeputhomi and general secretary Imtinochet Kubzar, this was resolved on July 22 and later reaffirmed at a meeting of constituent three apex tribal bodies-- Ao Senden, Lotha Hoho and Sumi Hoho-- which on August 24, reaffirmed the course of action to follow in case of failure by the NH to comply with the demand.

The CNTC further stated that henceforth, the three apex bodies have also withdrawn its support and participation in the Naga Hoho with immediate effect from September 1, 2016.

In this regard, Central Nagaland Tribes Council has also informed the representatives of the three tribal bodies to gracefully exit with immediate effect respecting the moral authority of the apex bodies which sent them to the Naga Hoho.

NSCN (I-M), Rengma leaders discuss Naga issue D I M A P U R , AU G 3 1 (NPN): A consultative meet on the Naga political talks was held at Tseminyu town on August 30, 2016 between the Rengmas and NSCN (I-M), wherein the ongoing political issue and the frame work agreement were discussed at length.

In a press release, Rengma Hoho president Kenyuseng Tep said the Hoho and its frontal organizations comprising of GBs, student leaders, mothers, youths and members from different village councils attended the consultative meet. The NSCN (I-M) team led by CFMC convenor K. Chawang and Tatar Hoho Speaker Zarzie Nyuthu and a host of kilonsers addressed the meeting.

RH president said the gathering felt “the necessity of settlement of the Naga political issue will be at the interest of all the Nagas” and therefore endorsed the negotiating party to continue the talk for a final settlement keeping in mind the interest and rights of Nagas were honoured and protected.

The meeting appreciated the Government of India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for sincerely taking the Naga issue on top priority, RH president said, adding that the meeting also expressed confidence on the interlocutor RN Ravi and Naga negotiating team.

The meeting appealed for taking into account all the stakeholders and sections of the society and fulfil the desire of the people for the inclusiveness in the final settlement.

This is it!

“They’re locking the office because they allege that officers and staff don’t come for work.”

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Minimum wage hike for unskilled labourers ‘historic’: FM Jaitley ( 8 )

Brazilian President impeached

BRASILIA, AUG 31 (AGENCIES): Brazil’s Senate ousted Dilma Rousseff as president Wednesday, voting overwhelmingly to impeach the leftist leader in the culmination of a protracted process that has divided the country.

The vote to impeach Rousseff was 61 to 20. Twothirds of senators — 54 out of 81 — were needed for impeachment to pass.

Senators broke into cheering and applause after the electronic voting was announced, concluding a process that was given the go-head in December. The long-awaited Senate proceedings dragged on a bit longer than expected Wednesday as senators and Chief Justice Ricardo Lewandowski, who was presiding, debated points of order.

Emotions ran high as senators for and against Rousseff ’s removal made emotional speeches.

“Scoundrels!” roared Lindbergh Farias, from her left-wing Workers’ Party. Conservative Sen. Ronaldo Caiado retorted that the Workers’ Party was the real scandal for bringing Brazil to a “critical political and social moment.”

Rousseff was suspended in May after the Senate confirmed a lower-house vote to send her to trial on charges that she broke budget laws.

Her former vice president, Michel Temer, took over as interim president. Temer now is scheduled to be confirmed

Dilma Rousseff presenting her final arguments in the impeachment process to the Senate, in Brasilia.

as president in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony for the rest of Rousseff ’s term, which ends in December 2018.

Rousseff declared her innocence. She and her supporters denounced her impeachment as illegal and undemocratic.

Rousseff was elected to a second term in 2014, but her ratings tumbled amid a severe economic recession and a multibillion-dollar corruption scandal at state-controlled oil company Petrobras that has tarred much of Brazil’s political class. Over the past year, huge street protests erupted calling for her impeachment.

Tens of thousands also demonstrated in her favor, but support has dwindled in recent days as Brazilians have resigned themselves to her fate.

Rousseff was charged with financial irregularities — using government banks to temporarily fund social pro-

grams and issuing spending decrees without congressional approval. But many Brazilians saw the proceedings as a ploy by conservatives to oust an unpopular leader.

Under Rousseff, Brazil’s first female president, the economy sharply contracted while unemployment, inflation and public spending rose. The country lost its precious investment grade rating. During her spirited defense in the Senate on Monday, Rousseff blamed global economic conditions and the end of the commodities boom for Brazil’s troubles.

Temer, who belongs to the more conservative Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, is trying to introduce austerity measures such as a lid on public spending and changes to Brazil’s generous pension system.

Financial markets expect him to move ahead with such reforms, but even with the

Congress behind him he faces a difficult job, Castro Neves said. “Loyalties to him do not run very deep,” he said. “It’s a very unpopular agenda, and he is facing a very fragmented Congress.”

Aécio Neves, a senator from the center-right Brazilian Social Democratic Party who lost to Rousseff in 2014, said his party is focused on what happens next. It joined Temer’s interim government in May. “Brazil needs to regain its capacity to grow, to generate employment and hope for its people. The stability of the country is essential,” he said.

In his favor, Temer has extensive congressional experience and is a wily political operator, said Jairo Nicolau, a professor of political science at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. The Temer government’s principal advantage “is its capacity to negotiate with the Congress,” he said.

But Temer could still be embroiled in the Petrobras case, which has led to investigations of politicians from his party as well as Rousseff ’s.

A former Petrobras executive cooperating with the investigation has said that Temer asked for an illicit $400,000 campaign donation in 2012 for his party’s candidate for mayor of Sao Paulo. Temer denied the allegation.

“The problem is if there is a bruising denunciation against Michel Temer,” Nicolau said.

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Solution for all Nagas, reiterates NSCN (I-M) DIMAPUR, AUG 31 (NPN): NSCN (I-M) has categorically asserted that when the “IndoNaga political negotiation” was about to arrive at honourable solution it was “never wise” to talk about the “Nagas of Nagaland, the sons of the soil or Nagas of outside Nagaland”.

In the joint statement, vice chairman ‘gen.’ (Retd) Kholi; collective leadership members- A.K. Lungalang, Tongmeth Wangnao and Q. Tuccu- reiterated that the framework agreement (signed on August 3, 2015) between the government of India and Nagas was a result of prolonged, dedicated and prayerful outcome between the two parties.

The four signatories asserted: “Nagaland state is never the best thing to have happened for the Naga people” adding Nagas knew how it came about in a “defining moment and treacherous situation” facing them.

Further, they enunciated on the recognition of Naga situation by the leaders of India and also reiteration of successive prime ministers about Naga issue being a unique and ruling it was not a law and order problem.

They said the realisation that seeking military solution proved futile and thus, it had to be solved politically between Naga people and the government of India. The signatories therefore asked sections of “our own people, groups and

individuals” not to “confuse our command majorities” over the current political situation.

The four described Nagaland state as “already and abrogated agreement” since the 16th state of India, which was a “brain child of an arrangement” had been severely condemned by the NNC. They quoted NNC leader late A.Z. Phizo who asked who were the Naga People’s Convention (NPC) and who mandated them to enter into an agreement with the government of India?

Further, while saying the creation of Nagaland had “benevolent provisions in the form of 371(A), there are vital clauses which have already been knocked out.”

The signatories further stressed on the hard work and painstaking efforts between the government of India and Naga leaders in collaboration with internationally renowned legal experts, constitutional experts, experts in conflict resolutions and people committed to peace around the globe, had worked this far to obtain a permanent settlement between the government of India and Naga people wherever they are.

They said Nagas living in other parts of India and Myanmar had to live “under politically tormenting situations” and were not as happy and comfortable as those who benefitted out of the “quick-fix 16th state of India”.

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TMLAJC opposes LH backs 33% Cab approves new norms to push construction sector diversion of NH projects women quota MEASURES APPROVED DIMAPUR, AUG 31 (NPN): Tobu-MopongLongching Area Joint Committee (TMLAJC) for NH 702 & 702B has expressed opposition to the purported move to alter the “legitimately prepared and approved” detail project report (DPR) of Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) and divert the national projects without any substantial reasons.

In a representation addressed to the minister PWD (NH), the committee convenor Aknyu Konyak, co-convenor A.M. Kaiba Konyak and secretary Hongnaw H.A Konyak stated that they strongly opposed partial diversion of NH702 at Longching sector and complete diversion of NH 702B from Mon and Tuensang districts to Mokokchung district.

The committee requested the minister not to divert the two NHs in any form, but to implement the projects as approved earlier.

They also demanded positive response in written confirming the retention of NH.702 & NH 702B as per the original proposal. Failing which, the committee said the people of TobuMopong- Longching areas living under five administrative HQs namely Tobu, Monyakshu, Mopong, Angjangyang and Longching would be compelled to “fight for our rights with all possible means until our demands are fulfilled.” In the event of any unfortunate circumstances that may arise, the committee said the responsible authority would bear all the responsibility.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, AUG 31 (NPN): Despite stiff opposition from various quarters against implementation of 33% women reservation in the Urban Local Bodies/Town Councils, the Lotha Hoho has extended its support to the decision of the state government.

Informing this to Nagaland Post, Lotha Hoho chairman, Mhao Lotha said the hoho had made known its “decision and clearance” during the meeting with the Lotha Eloe Hoho on August 18.

LEH president, Mhonchumi Humtsoe also informed that since they have received the clearance from LH, the women’s body would now work out the modalities for the election.

While acknowledging the Lotha Hoho for supporting women reservation, LEH also thanked the chief minister and his cabinet colleagues for taking the bold decision for the uplift of women the society.

NEW DELHI, AUG 31 (IANS): In a bid to lift the fortunes of the beleaguered construction sector, the government on Wednesday approved new norms to ensure quicker resolution of disputes, kick-start stalled projects and make access to financing easier. Briefing reporters after a meeting of the cabinet, presided over

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said it was important to quickly address the issues related to the construction sector, which contributes 8 per cent to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

Among the measures approved are: Circulation of a model draft for turnkey projects; release of 75 per cent of money earmarked for infrastructure companies towards completion of existing projects; and coverage of disputes between companies and civic bodies under a new arbitration law.

Based on the recommendations of NITI Aayog, the 75 per cent of the arbitral award amount owed by government agencies will be deposited into an escrow account, which can be used to repay bank loans or to meet commitments in ongoing projects. The minister also said the Department of Financial Services

Circulation of a model draft for turnkey projects.

Release of 75 per cent of money earmarked for infrastructure companies towards completion of existing projects .

Coverage of disputes between companies and civic bodies under a new arbitration law.

and the Reserve Bank of India would try and prepare a policy on how to deal with those companies which have got a lot of stressed assets in the real estate sector.

“We hope that a series of these decisions will pump in a lot of liquidity into the sector, activate real estate projects and infrastructure projects which have been stranded for some time and support the entire process of dispute resolution in relation to construction and real estate,” Jaitley said.

“It is particularly because there is a huge employment potential, the sector itself is a large contributor to GDP and in future we need more housing, more urbanisation, more commercial spaces. It will take care of that,” he added. For all new

Ethnic peace talks seek to pave new path for Myanmar NAYPYIDAW, AUG 31 (AGENCIES): Peace talks between Myanmar’s government and warring ethnic minorities kicked off Wednesday in a bid to end decades of conflict that have claimed thousands of lives and kept the country mired in poverty.

A sea of colour filled the vast conference hall in the capital Naypyidaw as delegations from Myanmar’s myriad ethnic groups mingled with stony-faced military officers decked out in full regalia.

The summit is veteran democracy activist Suu Kyi’s much-trumpeted effort to reshape Myanmar as a federal democracy following decades of oppressive military rule.

The Nobel laureate has made bridging the ethnic fault lines that have fractured the nation since its mid-century independence a priority of her new government, which took power in March.

“So long as we are unable to achieve national reconciliation and national unity, we will never be able to establish a sustainable and durable peaceful union,” she told delegates.

“Only if we are all united will our country be at peace. Only if our country is at peace will we be able to

stand on an equal footing with the other countries in our region and across the world.”

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who is attending the talks, described the gathering as a “historic” moment for the country following its transition towards democracy.

“The long civil war has cost numerous lives and robbed successive generations of their dignity, tranquillity and normalcy,” he said during a speech to delegates.

“It is now clear that there can be no military solution to your differences.”

Few expect a concrete deal to emerge from the five-day talks, which are seen as the start of a peace process that could take years.

Seventeen rebel groups have joined the talks in the capital, but others have not laid down their arms and some remain locked in combat with the military.

EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini urged negotiators to seek a “new path towards sustainable peace, equitable development and the wider consolidation of the democratic reform process”.

The US also backed the talks, calling it an “important process

towards a lasting peace” in a statement from its Yangon embassy.

‘Tragic drift’: Any hope of a nationwide ceasefire has been snuffed out by fresh flare-ups of violence in some northern states ahead of the summit. Khua Uk Lian of the Chin National Front, which has its own ceasefire with the military, said he was optimistic but warned fighting would be hard to stop on the ground. “You have local commanders fighting about local problems,” he told AFP. “It’s been like this since we have been fighting.”

Communities in the conflict zones live in stark poverty despite the rich jade, tin and teak wood forests that dot their lands and lie at the heart of many of the battles.

Bringing peace could rejuvenate economies in the war-ravaged regions, and open up investment to foreign powers who are keen to scoop up its vast resources.

But distrust of the Tatmadaw, as the Myanmar military is known, runs deep among minorities after decades of oppression, marked by torture, rape and mass killings.

Negotiators from Suu Kyi’s government have said privately they are hamstrung by working with the army, which still controls borders,

defence and a quarter of parliament seats.

Commander in chief Min Aung Hlaing urged ethnic groups to join the ceasefire the previous military-backed government signed with eight groups last year.

“We need to end this tragic drift,” he told the conference, according to an English transcript.

But he also warned against drawn out peace talks.

“If the peace process takes longer than the appropriate time, there may be more outside instigations, interferences and manipulations disturbing the process,” he said.

Wednesday’s meeting comes almost 70 years after Suu Kyi’s father, independence hero Aung San, signed a landmark agreement to devolve powers to some ethnic groups after independence.

The deal collapsed after he was assassinated, before Myanmar broke from Britain in 1948, triggering the civil wars that have rumbled across the country’s borders ever since.

Suu Kyi has dubbed her summit the ‘21st Century Panglong’ in reference to the agreement brokered by her father, who remains a deeply revered figure.

contracts relating to construction, there will be a conciliation board provision, he said, adding: “This conciliation board will comprise of independent subject experts.”

According to the cabinet note, besides its major contribution to the national income, the sector is the largest creator of direct and indirect jobs, employing about 40 million people. It is also a highly employment intensive sector, creating an estimated 2.7 new jobs indirectly for every Rs 1 lakh invested.

“In recent years, the construction sector has been affected by large number of projects which got stalled during the period of stagnation between 2011 and 2014,” it said.

“The banking sector also has a large exposure to construction, estimated at over Rs 3 lakh crores -- 45 per cent of the bank loans in the sector are under stress.”

This apart, an estimated Rs 70,000 crore is tied up in arbitration between government agencies and construction companies. “Over 85 per cent of the claims raised against government bodies are still pending of which 11 per cent is pending with the Government agencies, 64 per cent with arbitrators and 8.5 per cent with courts.”

Petrol prices hiked

by Rs 3.38/litre, diesel up by Rs 2.67 NEW DELHI, AUG 31 (PTI): Petrol price was on Wednesday hiked by a steep Rs 3.38 per litre and diesel

by Rs 2.67 a litre, reversing a two-month declining trend.

The hike in fuel price, necessitated by a 13 per cent rise in international oil rates in the last fortnight, comes on the back of four reductions.

Rates were last cut by Rs 1 per litre in case of petrol and Rs 2 in diesel on August 16. The four reductions in last two months had led to the price of petrol in Delhi coming down by Rs 5.56 a litre and Rs 4.92 per litre in case of diesel.

“During the current fortnight, crude oil prices in the international market have witnessed a steep increase by 13 per cent (over USD 5 per barrel) compared to previous fortnight, with a corresponding increase in the international prices of petroleum products.

“The current level of international prices warrant an increase in prices of petrol and diesel, the impact of which is being passed on to the consumers,” IOC said in a statement.

Arunachal clash: Army refutes claims by terror groups

D I M A P U R , AU G 3 1 (NPN): Refuting the “claims made by some terror groups that 10 army personnel were killed” in an ambush in Changlang district, Arunachal Pradesh on August 29, the Indian Army through its PRO (Defence), Kohima, Col. C. Konwer stated that the claims were “absolutely devoid of any empirical facts.”

PRO further said it was also a clarification to several queries it had received, with regard to the claim, as well as to the news telecasted in various channels.

In the skirmish at Changlang district, with members of one of the outlawed groups, PRO said two army personnel suffered minor injuries.

“Army has been carrying out extensive area domination to prevent these anti-national groups from carrying out there activities with impunity and preclude any possibility of allowing them to create trouble in the region,” PRO stated.

It said that such false narrative has been spread by these terror groups with an ulterior objective of undermining the security forces and to create terror and panic among the peace loving populace of the region.

Wka police clarifies on Aug 12 incident DIMAPUR, AUG 31 (NPN): Wokha police has issued a clarification with regard to the August 12 incident wherein two NSCN (I-M) functionaries were apprehended by police.

Narrating the sequence of the incident, PRO Wokha police and Addl. SP, Tokavi Achumi said on August 12, DEF personnel while conducting regular MVCP under the command of SDPO Wokha, received information of extortion taking place at Santsuphen (Lotha-Rengma boundary) from commercial vehicles plying along the highway.

PRO said the police led by SDPO Wokha rushed to the spot to apprehend the perpetrators.

On seeing the police convoy, the perpetrators tried to flee from the scene, PRO said, adding they were however caught in the jungles after the police gave a good chase.

Referring to the statement made by NSCN (I-M), PRO clarified it was not the public that apprehended the NSCN (I-M) functionaries and that “no manhandling or atrocity took place”.

Though the public had inadvertently gathered, PRO said the two accused were in police custody

and all measures were taken for their safety, while being brought to Wokha Police Station.

PRO said the duo identified themselves as Renchamo Khuvng (33) ‘sgt’ NSCN (I-M) s/o Konpvu Khuvung of Shaki village and a resident of Saron Colony Wokha Town and Ngachanbam (31) s/o Suisa Kasar of Kachi village belonging to Thongbo Brigade.

Police also seized Rs. 9240, vouchers/coupons, three mobile phones, six coupons in the name of Dimapur Truck Owners Association, one coupon in the name of JCB Excavator carrying Agency, one coupon in the name of Dimapur Taxi Owners Association , two ATM cards (Central Bank and Axis Bank) and one wallet.

PRO said the two accused also confessed that they were “extorting/collecting money under the direction of one ‘maj’ Nrikhon ZCO and town commander of Wokha who is also wanted in another case vide Wka PS C/No. 0024/2016 U/S- 384 IPC R/W- 7 NSR Act”.

PRO said an FIR was filed with documental proof and the police were on the look-out for the absconder to ensure justice as per law.

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LR deptt bids farewell to its director

Mhathung along with Parl. secy., LRD secy, LRD officials and others on farewell programme of Mhathung Yanthan. (NP) Correspondent

Kohima, Aug. 31 (NPN): Land Resources Department (LRD) bade farewell to its director Mhathung Yanthan who had served the department as director for 4 years and 2 months, in a grand farewell programme organized by LR department in honour of him at directorate of land resources on Wednesday afternoon.

Retiring director in his speech praised God for enabling him to reach happy retirement life in good health which he had dreamt for. He thanked the officers and staff of the department for their trust and respect during his directorship and also termed the last day as the most memorable day in his life. Yanthan said he was leaving to the incoming director and his team many challenges ahead of the department’s activities and urged them to keep up the good name

of the department.

He recalled the various achieved activities of the department and expressed his opinion that with the successful implementation of coffee plantation in collaboration with coffee board of India, Nagaland would be “coffee map of the world” as it has lots of prospects to be one of the best in the world. He informed that there was a rubber plantation movement in the state with competition among the farmers in various districts which would boost the economy of the rural areas.

He challenged the LR department officials to take up the responsibility seriously with innovative ideas and make the land productive to attract more farmers. He reminded the department that farmers should not be exploited by the traders while marketing their products.

Parliamentary secretary

Land resources BS Nganlang Phom in his address described the retiring director as sincere, committed, straight forward director, fully equipped and well informed of the department’s activities. Phom lauded Yanthan for his commitment and sincerity that had brought lots of positive changes to the department during his tenure. Parliamentary secretary congratulated Yanthan for successful retirement life and wished him all the very best in future enadeavour.

Secretary land resources, Y. Kikheto Sema IAS in his address said Yanthan’s retirement would create a vacuum in the department, however he was of the view that the incoming director Hoto Yetho and his team would carry the legacy of the department. He said during his 4 months association with the director, he found him to be sincere, dedicated and worked hard to improve the rural eco-

nomic. The incoming director Hoto Yeptho who spoke on behalf of the directorate officers become emotional and broke down in the middle of his speech on recollecting their close association and committed work he did for the department. He described the retiring director as a cool person, calm, firm, confident, courageous and never lost his temper even during tense situations. He said Yanthan knew how to handle the difficult situation in the right way. He informed to the public that department‘s programme, SPEED (special programme for environment and ecological programme ) was the brainchild of the retiring director.

The farewell programme was led by T. Renben Lotha joint director, invocation prayer said by N. Kehie DPO Phek, Temsunaro Nokdir spoke on behalf of ministerial staff, Acato Chishi spoke on behalf of district officers and staff, special song was presented

by WDT members, special slide show of the department activities under the leadership of Yanthan was displayed

by SLNA staff, while closing prayer was proposed by Neilhoukhoto DPO Peren. The retiring director was felicitated by staff and officials of the department from various districts and also by individuals. The programme was attended by LRD staff and officials of various districts, family and forest colony members, officers from other department and others.

LCDC Dimapur district coordination meeting held

LCDC Dimapur district coordination committee meeting in progress on August 29, 2016 in DC s conference hall.

DIMAPUR: Under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome IAS, a meeting of the district coordination committee for Leprosy Case Detection Campaign (LCDC) for Dimapur district was held on August 30 in the conference hall of DC Dimapur.

According to DIPR report, CMO Dimapur Dr.Vikato informed that there were about 64 leprosy cases in Dimapur

district. He further informed that the LCDC to be held from September 5 to 18 would show the number of leprosy cases. To carry out this campaign which was basically a house to house campaign, doctors, ASHAs in all the medical blocks has been sensitized on how to diagnose leprosy cases, CMO added.

State Leprosy officer Dr.Ahu Sekhose said that 163 districts covering 20 states in the country has been selected

for conduct of LCDC and Dimapur district has been short listed in the state of Nagaland.

Dr.Ahu informed that although Nagaland happens to be the first state in the country to have achieved Leprosy eliminated state, however owing to the fact that there were a number of migrant population the prevalence rate of leprosy in Dimapur district was above the elimination status. He said that for this reason Dimapur district has been selected for conducting LCDC. He further said that LCDC was basically an intensive survey exercise for detecting hidden cases of leprosy. He was of the view that people do not come forward for voluntary check up of leprosy cases due to the stigma involved . Dr.Ahu said that leprosy was completely curable if detected within 6 to 12 months and informed the public that leprosy treatment was available free of cost in all the government health centres in Nagaland.

DC Dimapur Kesonyu assured to render all possible help from the district administration for successful conduct of LCDC. He also urged upon all the departments to take it as a social issue and to give in their best effort for the benefit of the public.

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news in brief GATS-2 India 2016 tobacco survey: Global Adult Tobacco Kripa Foundation workshop: Project Sunrise under Kripa Survey 2016 (GATS-2 India 2016) covering all eleven districts of Nagaland including Dimapur would start from September 2016. All the village councils, schools, health personnel and all responsible citizens in Dimapur have been requested to cooperate with the survey team which is crucial for future planning.

Foundation would be conducting a sensitization workshop on HIV & AIDS and harm reduction with the law enforcement agency of Zunheboto district on September 2, 9:30 am, graced

by DC Tridibesh Roy, IAS and Krodi Rhetso, NPS Superintendent of Police, Zunheboto as special guests. The program be held at the conference hall of SP office and is being KKGK emergency meeting: Kulolawu khukishe Ghami would jointly organised by Kripa Foundation, FHI 360, district poKuqhakulu (KKGK) Dimapur has convened emergency meetlice, administration and NSACS. ing at its banker office at Naharbari Dimapur on September 3, 10 a.m. All the office bearers and respective area executive ANGPTA Zbto unit informs: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association, Zunheboto Unit informs all members have been directed to attend the meeting. the primary teachers irrespective of nature of appointment DPDB Longleng meeting: DPDB meeting for Longleng serving under Zunheboto district that Rs. 200/- would be district for the month of September would be held on Septem- deducted from the August 2016 month salary towards member 6, 11 a. m at the DC’s conference hall. All the members bership fee for 2016-17. ANGPTA(Z) also informs that if have been informed to attend the meeting positively. any primary teacher has any problem(s) and do not want to WSTH meeting: Western Sumi Totimi Hoho (WSTH) has associate or be a member of ANGPTA, he/she may sign unconvened a meeting on September 3,10 am at its office. All the dertaking and get his/her membership fee refunded. It should executive members have been requested to attend the meeting be noted that the undertaking which once signed would forfeit all claims of benefit that are achieved through the ANGPTA, without fail.

ANGPTA (Z) also request the SDEO establishANAEF meeting: All Nagaland Aphuyemi Elders Forum Nagaland. ments under Zunheboto district to provide the data of primary has convened a meeting on September 5, 10 a.m at the resi- teachers as and when required for preparing the seniority list. dence of Rtd.joint secretary, Ivuxu Nynekha at 5th mile (sugar For any queries one may contact: 8974242299/9863512525/ mill colony Dimapur. All the executive members, advisors, of- 9856244780 fice bearers are informed to attend the meeting positively.

Department of social welfare informs: Department of soCWS condemns: Chiechama Women Society (CWS) cial welfare has informed students with disabilities and NGO’s strongly condemned the sexual assault meted out to one of its working for person with disabilities that the five categories of member by Shahin Ahmed on August 24 near Oking hospital schemes, to be implemented by the ministry of social justice Kohima. Condemning the incident, the society urged the law and empowerment, department of empowerment of persons enforcing agency to punish the culprit as per the law. Also the with disabilities, the date of applying online on the portal has society appreciated AYO, ASU, NAYO and CVYO for the been extended to September 30, 2016. This was informed by its early intervention to nab the culprit and rescue the girl. joint director Tutula Pongen in an official bulletin.It has asked DoSE informs: Additional director (HoD) DoSE, has in- to get the details of the scholarship scheme from the website formed all elementary and secondary section officers to check www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in. their position in seniority list at DEO & SDEO office and DC and DMA chairman Tsg informs: Deputy Commissubmit claims and objection if any to room no. 19, DoSE on or sioner (DC) and DMA chairman Tuensang Alem Jongshi before Septemeber 30. SDEO & DEO are informed to collect has informed that the Tuensang district has received the State the seniority list at directorate from 2nd week of September. Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) for the year 2014-16, from All officers yet to submit APAR from 2010 onward and B.Ed NDMSA, home department. DC has informed that list of the pass certificate are informed to submit immediately before beneficiaries would be available DC office. Beneficiaries could September 15. All G/T have been directed to submit bio-data collect the amount on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday from immediately to respective DEO & SDEO for finalization of September 1 to October 1, from the DC office, during office G/T seniority list 2016 before September 15. hours. Beneficiaries have also been informed to submit photoPGC organised talk on RTI: Seminar and Research Cell copy of SRDF application form (ANNEXURE-1) and either of Phek Govt. College, Phek, as part of its monthly inter- their Aadhar card or EPIC for identification purpose. departmental seminar, conducted a talk on “Right to Informa- Lost and found: NSCN/GPRN UT-1 has recovered on bike, tion (RTI)” on August 26 at the college to sensitise the students Apache RTR-160, chassis no-MD634KE43A2E69206, eng. and teaching staff towards the same. Meyetsolo-o Ritse, asst. No. OE-4E2279794. Rightful owner may claim it by producprof. in the dept. of Education was the resource person and Dr. ing the original document within 7 days. One may contact Atoholi Sema, asst. prof. acted as the moderator.

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Free veterinary camp organized by VFATI Medziphema DIMAPUR: A free veterinary camp was organized by VFATI Medziphema poultry farm manager, Dr. Emomanen Tsudir and his staff at Medziphema from August 23 to 24.

VFATI Medziphema in collaboroation with the office of the CVO Dimapur had undertaken the free medical checkup and medicines to the livestocks. A press note by Medziphema village chairman Neikhonyu Kuotsu, head GB Sier Kuotsu and secretary village development board, Vizohieu Khro stated that while it appreciated the team for their free medical service also encourages them to continue with such community service even in future.

KU to observe Sept 1 as ‘Declaration Day’ DIMAPUR: Konyak Union (KU) would be observing September 1, 2016 as “Declaration Day” in banning harmful substances within its jurisdiction under the theme ‘preservation, protection and prevention of environment’ for clean environment and good health.

In a press note, president KU, S. Manlip Konyak and general secretary, Honang Konyak, informed that the resolution was in accordance to the resolution adopted during the KU general session and the subsequent deliberation on the issues pertaining to the ‘Preservation, protection and prevention of environment’, health hazard and other aquatic species etc within its jurisdiction.

The ‘Declaration day’

would be held at Mon town under the aegis of KU where all the Konyak frontal organizations, district administration, HODs, college and school students, ward presidents and general public are requested to attend the said declaration day without fail, KU informed.

KU shall also be restricting the use of substances such as commercial use of polythene bags, bleaching powder or any chemicals in the river or in any perennial streams, use of pesticide in any agricultural purposes and sale of non iodized salt in any commercial market within Mon district.

“The stern move for restriction had been initiated so as to protect the hazardous effects caused by those chemi-

cal in our day to day life,” KU maintained. In this regard, the union appealed and directed all the 11 units of the KU to organize and observe September1, 2016 by disseminating the very concept on preservation, protection and prevention of environment and health.

KU further directed all the village councils, Konyak Loung and Anghs to observe the day in their respective villages by convening public meeting. The union also appealed all the churches to carefully disseminate the objectives and goals to the public.

While appealing for cooperation, KU also fervently appealed to all its citizens to comply by restraining use of the substances declared as banned by the union.

Peren police recovers stolen bolero pick-up DIMAPUR: Acting on a tip-off, 1(One) Bolero Pick-up B/R No. NL-07-N-5370 was intercepted at Mhainamtsi inter-district check gate by Peren police personnel.

The vehicle was reportedly lost from Marwaripati, Dimapur on August 31at 10: 45 a.m and was seized by the Peren police personnel manning the check gate.

In this connection one accused has been arrested. Earlier an FIR on the missing vehicle has been lodged at East PS Dimapur. After completion of all necessary legal formalities, the vehicle along with the accused has been handed over to Dimapur police for causing further investigation.

The stolen vehicle

Excise Dmu bids adieu to dy commissioner

Lanuwati Jamir speaking on his farewell programme.

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, AUG 31 (NPN): Excise Department Dimapur organised a farewell programme for its outgoing deputy commissioner Lanuwati Jamir Wednesday here at Conference Hall, Office of the Commissioner of Excise.

Speaking on the occasion, Jamir, who was retiring after serving the department for 35 years, thanked his colleagues and staff for their support.

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While recounting his experiences from the day he joined the department back in 1981, Jamir said he faced many challenges but never surrendered.

He urged upon the staff to love, respect, bear, unite, reconcile, and respect one another in order to achieve the department’s goal.

“Have confidence in each other to achieve the goals,” he stated. On life after retirement, Jamir remarked that retirement

was not the end of journey.

“Retirement opens a new chapter, a new life- it is a new assignment to serve the people, church, and the society,” Jamir said. Asserting that Excise department was the “prohibition department,” he likened the excise personnel to “missionaries” and encouraged them to work together towards making Nagaland a drugs/alcohol free state.

Known for his punctuality and discipline among the staff, the outgoing dy commissioner handed over a wall clock to the commissioner as a farewell gift to the department.

Jamir also awarded gifts to three staff in recognition of their commitment towards the department. Also speaking on the occasion, commissioner of excise remarked that Jamir was an “indispensible” asset to the department.

Officials of the department also spoke at the farewell programme.

Earlier, the function was chaired by asst commissioner of Excise (Adm) Imkong K Jamir while Bible reading and prayer was rendered by Pastor DABA, Lima Jamir.

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Pre-Mongmong festival at Kiphire

State govt notifies on renewal of homoeopath license

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Kipongya women flock presenting Sangtam cultural dance today. (NP)

Correspondent

KIPHIRE, AUGUST 31 (NPN): Kipongya ward Kiphire today celebrated preMongmong at their colony with former PS to parliamentary secretary Torechu, T.Yangseo Sangtam as the special guest.

Yangseo Sangtam in his speech said that Mongmong festival was the time of thanks giving to God inorder to invoke immense blessing during harvest. He said that it was time for forgiveness amongst the villagers and neighbors and to celebrate with happiness.

The special guest said that the situation in Kiphire depended on the citizens of

Kiphire, whether to live in peace or in chaos. Therefore he appealed the gathering to maintain peace in the town.

While acknowledging the leaders of Kipongya ward Kiphire for their cooperation with the government, he appealed them to eradicate jealousy and hatred in the town.

Special guest also highlighted the significance of the six-day celebration of Mongmong, the festival of Sangtams.

ADC Kiphire, Dr.Tinojungshi who also spoke at the programme encouraged the gathering to preserve the culture. He said that the meaning of Mongmong should also be made known to the youngster so as to revive the culture of Sang-

tams. He further appealed the Kipongya ward to forgive and forget and celebrate the festival with joy.

President of Eleven Ward Union Kiphire Town, Lisethrong Sangtam also spoke at the programme.

GB Kiphire Town Limuze related the significance of Mongmong festival to the gathering. The programme was chaired by Thomas Kiutsamong and Hotingkiu Sangtam.

SP Kiphire Ben Longkumer also attended the preMongmong programme. It may be mentioned that Sangtam’s Mongmong festival is celebrated every year in the first week of September from 1 to 6.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland state government in consonance with Section 24 of the Nagaland Homoeopathic Medicine Act. 1996 (Act IV of 1997) has invited for renewal of Class B Homoeopaths registered in the Board of Homeopathic System of Medicine, Nagaland within 3 months starting from August 2016.

According to DIPR report, they are to come personally for verification with all required/relevant documents of qualification and practice. Section 10 Clause (i) of the Nagaland Homoeopathic Medicine Act. 1996 (Act No.4 of 1997) states that the registered homoeopaths shall receive licenses to practice homeopathy in the state of Nagaland provided the Class B practitioner qualifies the following: (a) Those who are presently practicing homoeopathy in Nagaland. (b) Those who were residing in Nagaland during the time of their registration by providing the following original documents as proof of their residency in the state. ( C) Permanent residence certificate issued by the respective district administrative authority of the Government of Nagaland, with address proof of their clinic/place of practice by the colony/locality Goanbura or local authority and trade license from the local authority.

Further, all the practitioners have to bring a character certificate duly signed by a first class magistrate (in prescribed format). All the candidates would be put through an eligibility/efficiency test before renewal is considered.

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Three-day state level workshop on SBCC kick starts

Participants with the mission director, NHM (4th from left 1st row) and the facilitators from UNICEF. DIMAPUR: Nagaland state government in partnership with UNICEF has taken new initiative of Social and Behaviour change communication (SBCC) to increase the demand for immunisation as the ongoing efforts to improve the health of children.

Three-day residential state level participatory workshop on developing district SBCC strategies on routine immunization has been organised from August 31 to September 2 at Hotel Vivor, Kohima.

Addressing the participants from the district, mission director, national health mission, Nagaland Dr Yankho Lotha, requested them to take full advantage of the workshop and identify the core problem in their respec-

tive sistrict and seek for solution during the workshop.

He also mentioned that, Nagaland’s immunisation coverage was very low as compared to the other state and called upon the health workers for stronger will power in delivering the health services to the people especially at the hard to reach areas. Dr.Yankho also expressed his gratitude to UNICEF for focusing on Nagaland in their endeavour towards improving the immunisation program in the country.

Regional consultant,

SBCC, Dr. Pravin Kumar, while sharing the objective of the workshop stressed that, it aimed to identify the barriers in the people failing to fully immunise their children and find ways to create demand generation for health services among people especially at the grassroot level.

Dr. Pravin is accompanied by Dr Subhash regional consultant RI and Marykali Yepthom consultant SBCC system strengthening RI and Child Health Nagaland and Manipur, who would be facilitating the three-day workshop.

NGOs meet to connect and strengthen

DIMAPUR: An informal meeting with various training projects for the youth of NGOs was held at Hiyo Cafe, Dimapur on the State.

Tuesday, organized by YouthNet, with the The meeting was attended by 11 organiaim to connect, share and strengthen the zations namely Pro Rural, Serendip GuardNGO network in Nagaland. ian, CAN Youth, Exotic Eco society, ProdiSome of the outcomes from the meeting gals Home, Sisterhood Network, Bethesda were to work towards more collaboration with Youth Welfare, Guardian Angel, People in DIMAPUR: Meeting of each other, increase focus on the marginalised Need Foundation, Social Welfare Society and Naga People’s Front (NPF) section of the society, encourage networking Team Metamorphosis . The participants also Tseminyu division was held platforms for the NGO fraternity and in decided to have a bigger meet in the future on August 27 at Tseminyu particular form partnerships to undertake with more NGOs. town hall along with its frontal office bearers.

A press note by NPF Tseminyu division president Ahino Tep stated that the meeting unanimously resolved and passed threepoint resolutions. It resolved to steadfastly work under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, president, NPF and T.R. Zeliang, chief minister of Nagaland.

It also resolved for the party workers to work together and support NPF party candidate for the forthcoming BEST RESULTS IN NPSC FINAL MERIT LIST assembly election. It further resolved that anti-party acFOR 3 YEARS IN A ROW tivities would be automatically dismissed/suspended from the primary and active 150 SESSIONS IN NPSC PROGRAM membership as per NPF party constitution. & 200 SESSIONS IN NPSC + UPSC Meanwhile, the division has also extended its COMBINED PROGRAM appreciation to parliamentary secretary PWD (Housing) Er. FREE PRELIM CAPSULE PROGRAM Levi Rengma for supporting the party in all spheres.

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DIMAPUR: Tragopan Club Viswema visited the Blyths Tragopan Conservation & Breeding Centre (BTCBC) on Tuesday. Altogether eleven members gifted the centre with fresh fruits, vegetables and mealworms for the stock of pheasants.

A press note by officerin-charge Blyths Tragopan Conservation & Breeding Centre, Kohima forest ranger , Keneikrul stated that the club had shown in action their concern and support for the pride of the state as their club name itself suggests.

It stated that the club had last year donated three tragopan-two males and one female to the BTCBC and it may be mentioned that the female was one of the two able to produce a progeny this breeding season. President of the club Vithel Pusa expressed his delight at the centre for preserving the stocks, nurturing them and letting them breed successfully. The officer in charge, also the ex-president of the Tragopan Club Viswema thanked and received the gifts on behalf of the centre.

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Manipuri Rio Olympians feliciated age the sportspersons of the state and appealed to all to contribute in their capacity for grooming more world standard players from Manipur.

The government is also helping the players in its capacity to enable them bring laurels to the country and the state from the international competitions, he added.

He said “It is our pride that as many as six players from our tiny state Manipur could participate in the Rio Olympics and urged to all to encourage and extend support to the players of the State to win medals in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.”

Deputy chief minister Gaikhangam who presided over the function pointed out that competition was there in every field and “what we honour is the spirit for com-

petition.” He said “It is the pride of all of us in Manipur that our boys and girls could showcase to the world that we also can compete in the world’s biggest sporting competition.”

He appealed to all the sports persons of Manipur to keep up their talents and bring laurels for the state and the country. Revenue minister and president of Manipur Olympic Association I Hemochandra Singh attended the function as the guest of honour. Ministers, MLAs, MP Rajya Sabha and London Olympics, 2012 bronze medallist and MP MC Mary Kom, chief secretary, commissioner (YAS), former Olympians of the state and representatives of associations of various sports disciplines and many players attended the function.

NE India’s first home-based health care service launched

Arunachal to get NCC battalion soon

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Aug 31: Manipur government Wednesday felicitated six Olympians of the state who participated in the recently concluded XXXI Summer Olympics, 2016 held at Rio De Janeiro, Brazil at a solemn function held at the Indoor Stadium of Khuman Lampak Sports Complex, Imphal.

The Olympians, P Sushila Chanu, Thokchom Anuradha, Kh Kothajit, K Chinglensana, Laishram Bombayla and Saikhom Mirabai Chanu were handed over cash award of Rs 25 lakh each as cheque in the function by chief minister O Ibobi Singh who graced the function as chief guest.

Addressing the function chief minister O Ibobi Singh stressed the need to encour-

I ta naga r , Au g 3 1 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh is all set to get an NCC battalion and academy soon.

This was stated by NCC Commander of Group HQ 4 Corps Tezpur, Brig M S Jodha during a meeting with state Education Minister Honchun Ngandam here yesterday, an official release informed here today.

The NCC Battalion would be raised shor tly at Tawang while an NCC Academy is proposed at the state capital, Brig Jodha informed.

He informed about necessary infrastructures such as office space, living accommodation for the new Battalion headquarters as well requirement of manpower in the new establishment.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, September 1, 2016 IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 84 (K)/2016.

Smti. Sashinaro, - VS – The State of Nagaland & Ors.

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G u wahati , Au g 3 1 (PTI): North East India’s first home-based healthcare service, HOMELTH, aiming to reach healthcare services to the homes of those in need of medical need was launched here today. As a part of the initiative, doctors and nurses will be available on call 24x7 to respond to any urgent healthcare need along with physios, dieticians and paramedics, Homelth founder and CEO Dr Simanta Sharma said. ‘’This is a paradigm change in the way medical care is delivered wherein instead of patients going to the hospital, medicare comes to one’s home and quality care is delivered at the patient’s bedside where they can recuperate at their comfort and

convenience’’, he said. It has been observed that 75 per cent of the patients usually throng a hospital OPD are actually those who can be treated in the comfort and convenience of one’s home and many aspects of less critical care can now be provided at home threby freeing specialists and superspecialists to take care of more critical cases, Sharma added. ‘’HOMELTH is a modern innovative and technology service wherein the traditional concept of the familiar friendly family physician has been blended with modern innovative and technological breakthroughs in medical science to deliver the best home medical care services in the city’’, he added.

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ACS demands cancellation of ST certificates of Tibetans ACS said, and urged the chief minister to look into the matter seriously.

“The state government should immediately constitute an expert committee to study and find out the whole gamut of Tibetan refugee issue,” the organisation said.

ACS further demanded to initiate immediate steps to abrogate ‘Any Naga Tribe’ used for the tribal communities in Arunachal Pradesh in the Constitution and the State of Arunachal Pradesh Act, 1986.

“Even after 30 years of attaining statehood, the numbers and names of tribal communities have not been exactly

OFFICE OF THE

BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY KIPHIRE DISTRICT

APPRECIATION

(Yangkhaba) President, BJP Kiphire Dist.

(Likhumba Y. Sangtam) General Secretary, BJP Kiphire Dist.

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The Molungyimsen Theological Students Union would like to congratulate Mr. T. Chubaoloang Jamir, son of Late N. TsuktimangyangJamir on being conferred Ph.D in Gandhian Studies from Gandhian University Kottayam, Kerala and thereby bringing laurels to the union.

The Union further wishes and prays to the Almighty God to grant him and his family good health and success in all his future endeavours.

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From ur utmost #beloved __* Dearest sis Toly (Ebae).

A very Happy Birthday.!!! This day is very special not only for U but us well because this day brought one of the biggest Blessing to our lives & that is U. We Love You!! Wish U an exciting Life, full of great discoveries & joyful Surprises.. May God bless U Ebae!!!

With Love; Limty,Lolo,Liki (L3 the great)

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The Arunachal Pradesh Act, 1986, has listed only 12 tribal communities in Arunachal Pradesh.

Moreover, the tribes, like Tangsa, Nocte, Wanchoos, Tutsa have been clubbed together under ‘Any Naga Tribe’.

“The insertion of ‘Any Naga Tribe’ has provided an ample opportunity to our neighbour Nagaland and NSCN to include eastern part

of Arunachal Pradesh within the ambit of the so-called Greater Nagalim,” the ACS said in the memorandum. 11 Bangladeshi nationals to be deported Silchar (Assam), Aug 31 (PTI) Eleven Bangladeshi nationals including two minors currently lodged in the detention centre here, will be deported back to Bangladesh soon, Cachar Deputy Commissioner S Viswanathan said today.

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AKUK VILLAGE COUNCIL WOKHA- 797111, NAGALAND APPRECIATION

The Akuk Village Council and the Wet Terrace Farmers would like to extend our grateful appreciation and gratitude to Wokha Dist.

Veterinary Department led by Dr. Nzan Patton and his team who came on the dated 12th Aug. 2016 and provided Medicines for the illing cattles in the right time.

The Farmers are satisfied for curing and improvement of the illed cattles.

May the Almighty God bless the Department even in future.

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IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM: NAGALAND: MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 85 (K)/2016.

Smti. Sashila Longkumer.

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…..Respondents.

To, 1.

Smti. Elizabeth Belho,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

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Smti. Kihedile,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

3.

Smti. Imlichila,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

4.

Smti. Lucy,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

5.

Smti. Shovotsono Kikhi,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

6.

Smti. Tolica Yesca, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

7.

Smti. Kereilhoutuonuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

8.

Smti. R. Lochumbeni, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

9.

Smti. Vekedulo Dawhuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

10. Smti. Hanjila Yimchunger, UBSI, Woman Police,C/O.The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

11. Smti. Yantsula, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

12. Shri. Sashikokba, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

13. Shri. Supongsangba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

14. Shri. Bijoy Kumar Rana, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

15. Shri. Khewoto,UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

16. Shri. Keshito, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

17. Shri. K. Chuba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

18. Shri. Kihoshe, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

19. Shri. Bendang Jamir, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

20. Shri. Bendangnochet, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

21. Shri. Hipenlo Kath, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

22. Shri. Wezhutsu Ckg, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

23. Shri. Imtikumba, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

24. Shri. Renphamo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

25. Shri. Imonenba Ao, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

26. Shri. Henkhosei Kuki, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

27. Shri. I. Lanuyanger, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

28. Shri. Tatong Walling, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

29. Shri. Asang Changkija, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

30. Shri. Moalong Tzudir, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

31. Shri. Thiesipe Sangtam, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

32. Shri. Khouvitho Pochury, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

33. Shri. Kikrozhol Sale, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

34. Shri. K. Langakhum, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

35. Smti. Levinuo Nyewi, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

36. Smti. Adono Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

37. Smti. K. Lyunee Konyak, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

38. Shri. Trilok Singh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

39. Shri. Thepupa Nyekha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

40. Shri. Achyuta Nand Thakur, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

41. Shri. Niren Kumar Lungeli, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

42. Shri. V. Vishiho Sema, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

43. Shri. Chubanukshi, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

44. Shri. Menuobelie Rutsa, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

45. Shri. Imdong Pongen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

46. Shri. Neikhrietuo Tsukru, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

47. Shri. H. Mhabemo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

48. Shri. Khumtsa Magh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

49. Shri. Imkongnungsang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

50. Shri. Lidemo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

51. Shri. Renthungo Humtsoe UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

52. Shri. Janbemo Patton, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

53. Khekato Jakhalu, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

54. Smti. T. Abenla Ao, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

55. Shri. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

56. Smti. Punyu-u Angami, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

57. Smti. Hinyele Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

58. Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

59. Dhomong Enyieo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

60. Nribemo Humtsoe, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

61. Smti. K. Mhalo Lotha, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

62. Smti. Imlikokla, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

WHEREAS the petitioner, Smti. Sashila Longkumer, ASI, Woman Police, Crime Branch, PHQ, Nagaland, Kohima has instituted Writ Petition (Civil) No. 85 (K)/2016, challenging for non consideration of petitioner’s promotion to the rank of UBSI and illegally promoting/appointing and recruiting the respondents. You are hereby called upon to appear in the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the Writ Petition on the day of 03-10-2016 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance in the day before mentioned the writ petition shall be heard and determined in your absence.

By Order of the Court.

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench

WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) NO. 86 (K)/2016.

Miss. Vikuobinuo Nisa - VS – The State of Nagaland & Ors.

COCO AREA STUDENTS’ UNION H.Q. Akuhaito Dist. Zunheboto Motto: ‘Bridge the Gap”

50-U Jubilee kumulapu qo huthu woveni keu ghenguno Atsala 3/9/2016 tsalani Ado : 11:00 Inaqhe Coco Tokukujo Khiphimi Kuqhakulu Akuhaito, Akinif Pighi-Aa (Banker) lono akighini eno akuputsa shinikeu shi ani. Tighenguno Jubilee Planning Board lo ampemiqo, Aphu aghunalo kichimi, sakiphemi kivimi, CTKK lo mijhekutsumi eno Alakhu mpemi kumtsu ighino akighini eno akukuputsa lo sutsu penike qhuiniju lu ani.

(Vihuka H.) (Zhekito Shohe) Alakhu Mpeu Akiyeu

OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA LOWER RANGE GBS UNION BHANDARI, NAGALAND

NTSITA YILAN Ana GB’s Union thong tsoa yithen shi chonchia nte yenjanala. Wokha, Kohima osi Dimapur Lio eramoeden osi tsuphoeden na dated 12/08/2016 elani LLRGB’S meeting dated13/08/2016 shiang ephanina LLRPO Office bearers election ji date 03/09/2016 lo 11:00 AM Town Hall, Bhandari Town lona khiala.

Ete metha kephanina voting right ehan Hd. GB elani GB/senior VCM oyan akvulona tsungon shi nkhyae nsina rotale.

N.B : Lio Elders Forum na ha etsa kako ji Nagaland Post lo dated 28/08/16 lo chiiytok thaka.

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…..Respondents.

To, 1. Smti. Elizabeth Belho,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

2. Smti. Kihedile,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

3. Smti. Imlichila,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

4. Smti. Lucy,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

5. Smti. Shovotsono Kikhi,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

6. Smti. Tolica Yesca, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

7. Smti. Kereilhoutuonuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

8. Smti. R. Lochumbeni, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

9. Smti. Vekedulo Dawhuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

10. Smti. Hanjila Yimchunger, UBSI, Woman Police,C/O.The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

11. Smti. Yantsula, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

12. Shri Sashikokba, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

13. Shri Supongsangba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

14. Shri Bijoy Kumar Rana, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

15. Shri Khewoto,UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police,Nagaland, Kohima.

16. Shri Keshito, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

17. Shri K. Chuba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

18. Shri Kihoshe, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

19. Shri Bendang Jamir, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

20. Shri Bendangnochet, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

21. Shri Hipenlo Kath, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

22. Shri Wezhutsu Ckg, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

23. Shri Imtikumba, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

24. Shri Renphamo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

25. Shri Imonenba Ao, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

26. Shri Henkhosei Kuki, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

27. Shri I. Lanuyanger, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

28. Shri Tatong Walling, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

29. Shri Asang Changkija, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

30. Shri Moalong Tzudir, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

31. Shri Thiesipe Sangtam, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

32. Shri Khouvitho Pochury, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

33. Shri Kikrozhol Sale, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

34. Shri K. Langakhum, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

35. Smti. Levinuo Nyewi, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

36. Smti. Adono Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

37. Smti. K. Lyunee Konyak, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

38. Shri. Trilok Singh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

39. Shri. Thepupa Nyekha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

40. Shri. Achyuta Nand Thakur, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

41. Shri. Niren Kumar Lungeli, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

42. Shri. V. Vishiho Sema, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

43. Shri. Chubanukshi, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

44. Shri. Menuobelie Rutsa, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

45. Shri. Imdong Pongen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

46. Shri. Neikhrietuo Tsukru, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

47. Shri. H. Mhabemo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

48. Shri. Khumtsa Magh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

49. Shri. Imkongnungsang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

50. Shri. Lidemo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

51. Shri. Renthungo Humtsoe UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

52. Shri. Janbemo Patton, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

53. Khekato Jakhalu, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

54. Smti. T. Abenla Ao, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

55. Shri. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

56. Smti. Punyu-u Angami, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

57. Smti. Hinyele Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

58. Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

59. Dhomong Enyieo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

60. Nribemo Humtsoe, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

61. Smti. K. Mhalo Lotha, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

62. Smti. Imlikokla, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

WHEREAS the petitioner Smti. Sashinaro, ASI, Woman Police, IGP (INT), Establishment, Nagaland, Kohima has instituted Writ Petition (Civil) No. 84 (K)/2016, challenging for non consideration of petitioner’s promotion to the rank of UBSI and illegally promoting/appointing and recruiting the respondents. You are hereby called upon to appear in the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the Writ Petition on the day of 03-10-2016 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance in the day before mentioned the writ petition shall be heard and determined in your absence.

By Order of the Court.

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH

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INFORMS/CONGRATULATES

The Phek District Veteran Football Association (PDVFA) has informed that new membership registration for the year 2016-17 is open up for all the interested persons of the district to avail new membership @ 2000/- as registration fee. The same shall stay valid till 30th September 2016.

The PDVFA had also informed all its members (Executives, Sr. Advisors, Permanent members) to submit its renewal fee @ 1000/- to either Finance Secretary, Kühücüyi D. Vadeo-9612512527 or Treasurer, Chivozo Soho-8119079153 on or before 30/09/16.

The PDVFA heartily congratulates its first President, AIG, Vechipa Vese for having conferred the prestigious title of Indian Police Service (IPS) cadre by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India and wish him more success in his future endeavours (Salie Khesoh) (Kuveduyi Venuh) President General Secretary

MOLUNGYIMSEN LAISHIR TELONGJEM

K

Dear Suiyingau, A very Happy Birthday to you!!!

May everything rejoice and bless u with endless happiness and sucess for your life... On this auspicious day I wish every moments are spent with U... Have blessed day!

PITHITSA

OFFICE OF THE

J. Meren President MLT

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Kiphire dist. congratulate Smti.

Thsachola. L for being appointed as President, Bharatiya Janata Mahila Morcha (BJMM), Kiphire district. The party also appreciates the State Mahila for appointing a capable and sincere person into the party fold. With the coming of new and energetic leaders, the party will definitely progress and achieve higher levels. The BJP Kiphire dist. wishes you a bright success and looking forward to lead the party to a glorious victory under your presidentship.

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Aizawl, Aug 31 (PTI): Agriculture scientists today said that Mizoram has high potential for horticulture production though its vast potential remained untapped.

Assistant Director General of Indian Council for Agriculture and Research (ICAR) Dr T. Janakiram told reporters here that high quality vegetables and flowers could be produced in the state.

Making special mention of Anthurium, Janakiram said that the centre’s Horticulture Mission was successful in the state as Mizoram has become ‘the Anthurium state’.

The Centre of Excellence in the state should provide good technology and high quality seedlings and planting materials to the farmers, he said, suggesting that it should initially concentrate on citrus fruits, especially Assam lemon and avacado.

“We would slowly diversify our crops after taking up the two crops,” he said, adding that local varieties of vegetables should also be promoted. He also said that contingency plans should be made to overcome constraints in transportation, labour and water management so that the farmers would have a good market linkage.

Counsellor of the International Development Cooperation (Mashav), Science and Technology, Israel Embassy in Delhi Dan Alluf expressed the hope that Mizoram would become a leading partner of Israel in the Indo-Israel partnership of agriculture and horticulture sector.

While Israeli experts would come to the state, people from the state would also visit Israel to receive training, he added.

Itanagar, Aug 31 (PTI): Claiming that many Tibetan refugees settled in Arunachal Pradesh have obtained Scheduled Tribes certificates, the Arunachal Civil Society (ACS) has demanded the state government to cancel all those certificates.

In a memorandum to the Chief Minister yesterday, the ACS alleged infiltration of Tibetan nationals in the guise of businessmen, who permanently settle down in different parts of the state.

“It is difficult to identify these refugees because of their religious and ethnic similarities with the local Monpas, Membas or Sherdukpens,” the

With lots of love Ase (Sebo)....

…….. Petitioner.

B.LONGSHI ODYUO Chairman LLRGB’S Union

…….. Petitioner. …..Respondents.

To, 1.

Smti. Elizabeth Belho,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

2.

Smti. Kihedile,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

3.

Smti. Imlichila,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

4.

Smti. Lucy,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

5.

Smti. Shovotsono Kikhi,UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police,Nagaland, Kohima.

6.

Smti. Tolica Yesca, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

7.

Smti. Kereilhoutuonuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

8.

Smti. R. Lochumbeni, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

9.

Smti. Vekedulo Dawhuo, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

10. Smti. Hanjila Yimchunger, UBSI, Woman Police,C/O.The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

11. Smti. Yantsula, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

12. Shri. Sashikokba, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

13. Shri. Supongsangba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

14. Shri. Bijoy Kumar Rana, UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

15. Shri. Khewoto,UBSI (GD),C/O. The Director General of Police,Nagaland, Kohima.

16. Shri. Keshito, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

17. Shri. K. Chuba, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

18. Shri. Kihoshe, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

19. Shri. Bendang Jamir, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

20. Shri. Bendangnochet, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

21. Shri. Hipenlo Kath, UBSI (GD), C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

22. Shri. Wezhutsu Ckg, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

23. Shri. Imtikumba, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

24. Shri. Renphamo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

25. Shri. Imonenba Ao, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

26. Shri. Henkhosei Kuki, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

27. Shri. I. Lanuyanger, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

28. Shri. Tatong Walling, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

29. Shri. Asang Changkija, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

30. Shri. Moalong Tzudir, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

31. Shri. Thiesipe Sangtam, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

32. Shri. Khouvitho Pochury, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

33. Shri. Kikrozhol Sale, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

34. Shri. K. Langakhum, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

35. Smti. Levinuo Nyewi, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

36. Smti. Adono Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

37. Smti. K. Lyunee Konyak, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

38. Shri. Trilok Singh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

39. Shri. Thepupa Nyekha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

40. Shri. Achyuta Nand Thakur, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

41. Shri. Niren Kumar Lungeli, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

42. Shri. V. Vishiho Sema, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

43. Shri. Chubanukshi, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

44. Shri. Menuobelie Rutsa, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

45. Shri. Imdong Pongen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

46. Shri. Neikhrietuo Tsukru, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

47. Shri. H. Mhabemo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

48. Shri. Khumtsa Magh, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

49. Shri. Imkongnungsang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

50. Shri. Lidemo Lotha, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

51. Shri. Renthungo Humtsoe UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

52. Shri. Janbemo Patton, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

53. Khekato Jakhalu, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

54. Smti. T. Abenla Ao, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

55. Shri. Rhinilo Keppen, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

56. Smti. Punyu-u Angami, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

57. Smti. Hinyele Kent, UBSI, Woman Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

58. Imlimadong Chang, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

59. Dhomong Enyieo, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

60. Nribemo Humtsoe, UBSI, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

61. Smti. K. Mhalo Lotha, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

62. Smti. Imlikokla, ASI Women Police, C/O. The Director General of Police, Nagaland, Kohima.

WHEREAS the petitioner Miss. Vikuobinuo Nisa, ASI, Woman Police, under the DGP, Establishment, Nagaland, Kohima has instituted Writ Petition (Civil) No. 86 (K)/2016, challenging for non consideration of petitioner’s promotion to the rank of UBSI and illegally promoting/appointing and recruiting the respondents.

You are hereby called upon to appear in the Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the Writ Petition on the day of 03-10-2016 without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance in the day before mentioned the writ petition shall be heard and determined in your absence.

By Order of the Court.

Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

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NEW DELHI, AUG 31 (PTI): US Secretary of State John Kerry today called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and shared with him US’ perspective on developments in the region and beyond.

Kerry, along with US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker, also discussed progress in bilateral engagement since Prime Minister’s visit to US in June 2016 apart from briefing him on the 2nd IndiaUS Strategic & Commercial Dialogue that concluded yesterday, according to a PMO release.

“Secretary Kerry also shared US perspective on developments in the region and beyond with Prime Minister,” it said.

The US Secretar y of State, yesterday as well as to-

day in his speech at an event, had asked Pakistan to do more work towards clearing the terror sanctuaries and push harder against “indigenous groups” operating from its soil that are affecting ties with India and Afghanistan’s peace and stability.

“Prime Minister conveyed satisfaction at the expanded and strengthened strategic partnership between India and the US over the past two years that has opened up new vistas for collaboration. He conveyed that he looked forward to rapid progress and successful completion of the decisions taken with President Obama at the Summit Meeting in June,” the PMO said.

Modi also conveyed that he looked forward to meeting President Obama at the G-20

Teenager killed as fresh protests erupt in Kashmir

SRINAGAR, AUG 31 (PTI): A teenager was killed in army firing today as protests erupted in various parts of Kashmir where authorities claimed curfew was lifted from all the areas of the Valley after an overall “improvement in situation”.

As the state government was gearing up to receive an all- party delegation on Sunday, separatists today extended their strike call till September 8 and directed the people to occupy roads connecting the Srinagar airport with the city.

The day started with protests in Rafiabad, 45 km from here, during which 15-year-old Danish Manzoor was killed when army personnel were trying to chase away a stone throwing mob.

With this, the toll rose to 69 in the unrest which has been continuing for last 53 days since July 8 when Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani was killed in an encounter. There were no casualties in the last three days and protests had also subdued during this period.

In other parts of the Valley, protesters attacked the residence of PDP Rajya Sabhamember Nazir Ahmad Laway at Chawalgam in Kulgam district by pelting stones and setting ablaze the guard room.

Two p o l i c e s e c u r i t y guards of the MP were injured in the incident while three to four service weapons of the policemen were reported missing, a police official said,

Summit in Hangzhou, China.

Tweeting on his meeting, Modi said, “Glad to meet you, Secretary @JohnKerry. We had fruitful discussions on IndiaUSA ties.”

Kerry had earlier tweeted: “Pleased to sit down with @ narendramodi, reflect on successful S&CD and our everdeepening relationship with #India.”

Indian bureaucracy expert in setting up roadblocks: Kerry India’s economy will only be able to maintain its impressive growth if its bureaucracy ceases to be “an expert in setting up roadblocks”, US secretary of state John Kerry said on Wednesday.

Speaking on a visit to New Delhi, Kerry said red tape and a lack of transparency continued to deter entrepreneurs and foreign investors even though India is now the world’s fastest-growing major economy.

“Even though we are witnessing impressive gains in India’s economic growth, there is still a real question as to whether we are doing so quickly enough,” said Kerry.

For India to create jobs for the 13 million people who enter the labour market every year, Kerry said in a speech at an engineering college that the business climate must be improved.

adding the MP and his family were not present at home when the incident took place.

Giving details of the day’s incidents, Divisional Commissioner of Kashmir Baseer Ahmad Khan said some shots were fired at the Army convoy at Ladoora in Rafiabad area of Baramulla district.

“As per a report from the police, a mob of more than 900 people attacked an army convoy at Ladoora, Rafiabad and amid stone pelting some shots were fired on the army convoy (which was) on way to Kupwara.

“The Army fired some rounds in air to disperse the mob. In the incident four persons were injured and one of the injured identified as Danish Manzoor succumbed to injuries,” Khan said and added that police has initiated investigation in the matter.

He claimed that with the improvement in overall situation, curfew has been lifted from all the areas of Kashmir today. “Curfew was today lifted from Nowhatta and Maharjgunj areas of Srinagar. With this curfew has now been lifted from entire Kashmir valley as no area in any district of Valley is under restrictions,” the Divisional Commissioner said.

Increased movement of vehicular traffic and public was witnessed in almost all towns and Srinagarcity, he said, adding barring stray stone pelting incidents, the situation remained peaceful across the valley.

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OFFICE OF THE MEZOMIA MECHÜ KEHOU MEZOMA, NAGALAND PRESS STATEMENT This Press Statement is issued by Mezomia Mechü Kehou (MMK) the Apex body of Mezoma people for kind information and understanding of all concerned, specially of Sirhima (Kuki) & Sirhi Angami Village, and is written with the sincere intention to preserve the accurate history of Sirhima (Kuki) & Sirhi Angami Village (the erstwhile Menguphe), for present and future generations.

HISTORY OF MENGUPHE 1. Mezo-Hieme (Thevo) and Mezo-Netseyi (Thepa) had ventured to this part of Chakhro Angami area, previously under Western Angami Area, and established a new Village they named it as Menguphe, later came to be recognized as Sirhima (Kuki)/Sirhi Angami Village.

2. The accepted Menguphe land boundary: North : Dzümha River from Phetsorü Junction Temvü River.

East : Temvü River, Ntse River and Mezhauchügeirü River.

South : Thekreca, Terhuoseitherü stream to Chathe River.

West : Chathe River till Ketsiepikhe point, then across the slope to Kijümeyhathi and down to Rakhachüzierü stream, Phetsorü stream down to its junction with Dzümha River.

3. Menguphe Village was said to have thrived for a considerable period of time until the villagers performed a burial ritual ceremony with a wooden carved corpse which was believed to have evoked an unprecedented epidemic to which many villagers succumbed. The rest had to flee the village for a period of time in order to escape the epidemic; hence the survival scattered to the nearby villages.

4. During the early part of the 20th Century, two destitute Kukis namely Nguljahen and Lungmang with their families came to Mezoma. Ngulijahen family stayed with Lhouvinei-u Lhousa and Lungmamg family with Khozielhou Khawakhrie.

Subsequently, the two Kuki families were taken down to the so called ‘Menguphe’

by Visorü Krose and Lotsüjü Kielienyü of Mezoma.

5. During the cease-Fire of the Indo-Naga conflict, the displaced Nagas were allowed to resettle in their respective villages. Accordingly, some Mezoma and neighbouring villagers re-settled at the lower plain area of Menguphe (Sirhi Angami area). This resettlement was officially informed to the then Deputy Commissioner, Thepfürüya Haralu and Toulhouvi Peseyie the then Raju Peyu of Federal Government of Nagaland. The leaders of these re-settled villagers were Viseria Kuotsu (F/o Kezhangulie Kuotsu), Visiekuolie Nguzhü, Lhuzevi Kuotsu (F/o Mezhükho Kuotsu), Neingulie Nguzhü, Neizo Kehie (F/o Zhavikuolie Kehie) and Lhoulawhekho Kuotsu (F/o Megokehielie Kuotsu). These leaders being fully aware Menguphe was founded and established by Mezoma, had come to meet the Mezoma Village elders namely Kovisie Khawakhrie G.B., Nuolhouyievi Rhitso G.B., Dovizo Kitshü G.B. and Vimeyato Krose G.B and asked permission to settle at Menguphe (Sirhi Angami). Accordingly, the Mezoma people permitted them to settled there. As such, Sirhi Angami Village was established in 1965 and since then it has been undisputedly known as Sirhi Angami Village till today.

PRESENT DAY SIRHI ANGAMI IMBROGLIO It has come to the notice of the MMK that some people are trying to manipulate and distort the history and boundary of Menguphe (Sirhima/Sirhi Angami) for their selfish ends, spreading false propaganda and intimidation, submitting false information to people in authority. The MMK, therefore, vehemently condemns such kind of dastardly acts. The MMK is resolute to protect the history and boundary the history and boundary of Sirhima/Sirhi Angami from all such nefarious activities.

Subsequent to this publication, if any individual or group dares to challenge the ownership, history or territory of Sirhima and Sirhi Angami as against what has been mentioned in this statement, they will be doing so at their own risk and peril.

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NEW DELHI, AUG 31 (PTI): Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today reviewed the progress of the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID), a robust intelligence gathering mechanism being set up to track terror suspects and incidents.

In a meeting, the Home Minister emphasised the importance of NATGRID in assisting the intelligence and law enforcement agencies in countering national and transnational crimes.

While noting the progress in the implementation of the project so far, Singh desired NATGRID to roll out the projection in a phased manner, focusing on early deliverables.

Home Minster stressed upon the need for NATGRID solution to use state-of-the-art technologies, including big data analytics and artificial intelligence.

Singh was also apprised of the new technology framework recommended by the advisory group, comprising the top technologists in research and academia in the country.

Expressing satisfaction over the progress made in the physical infrastructure, the Home Minister directed the officials to induct the best available talent in the field of Information Technology and cryptology for quicker implementation of the secure solution.

He emphasised that NATGIRD should enjoy a very robust security framework.

Will take any steps to safeguard rights: ENCSU

DIMAPUR, AUG 31 (NPN): Reiterating its demand for implementation of 15% reservation in the selection of MBBS and BDS seats for backward tribes (BTs) of Nagaland, the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has cautioned the Higher & Technical Education Department that till justice was given to the BTs of state, the union “will take any step to safeguard our rights, for which the department will be held sole[ly] responsible.”

In a press release, Eastern Nagaland College Students’

Union chairman Longre Chang and joint secretary Nokchem Angth questioned the department as to how the counselling for eight BDS seats was called on September 2, 2016 when only five candidates have qualified as per the results declared and when no 15% reservation of seats for BTs was maintained at BDS category.

Meanwhile, the union has appealed to all right thinking citizens to support in uplifting and improving educational and social condition of fellow backward tribes of the state.

Cong announces revival of National Herald, Navjivan

NEW DELHI, AUG 31 (IANS): Congress on Wednesday announced that National Herald (English) and Navjivan (Hindi), newspapers which ceased publication in 2008, would resume, and has named Neelabh Mishra as Editor-in-Chief. According to the Congress, both the newspapers will resume publication in the coming months and it will be followed by resumption of Urdu newspaper Quami Awaz. Mishra was earlier an editor with Outlook Hindi. “The Associated Journals Limited, a company founded in 1937 by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, has taken steps to resume publication of its English and Hindi newspapers National Herald and Navjivan,” read a statement released by Congress Treasurer Motilal Vora. “The company has appointed senior journalist Neelabh Mishra as its Editor-in-Chief for its Hindi and English newspapers and digital properties with immediate effect. Mishra is a leading editor, having previously served as Editor of Outlook Hindi,” it added. The statement further said that Mishra will build and lead the team for both National Herald and Navjivan and their digital and related assets. The tagline of the forthcoming publications is “Freedom is in peril, defend it with all your might”. “The publications shall seek to give voice to the vision of Pandit Nehru and shall seek to occupy a liberal, progressive, secular space. They shall strive to represent the under-represented and all those deprived of voice, thereby promoting the ideals of a plural, democratic society,” read the statement.

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N ew D elhi , Aug 3 1 (IANS): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday removed his Social Welfare Minister Sandeep Kumar, saying he had received an “objectionable” CD on him and there cannot be any compromise with propriety in public life.

“Received ‘objectionable’ CD of minister Sandeep Kumar. AAP stands for propriety in public life that can’t be compromised. Removing him from Cabinet with immediate effect,” Kejriwal tweeted.

Soon after the action against the legislator over the alleged sex tape, Delhi’s Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government has “zero tolerance” towards any such act and action was taken within half-an-hour of receiving the CD. The BJP and Congress mounted an attack on the Kejriwal government over the purported “sex CD” involving Kumar. The BJP said it will stage a protest outside Kejriwal’s residence on Thursday over the issue.

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that AAP was a party of principles. “We have zero tolerance against any kind of corruption, crime or any such activity,” he said.

“The CM received an objectionable CD of Sandeep Kumar and within half an hour, the decision to remove the minister was taken and Kumar was sacked,” Sisodia said.

Kumar is the third minister who has been removed or forced out of the cabinet by Kejriwal since the formation of the government in February 2015.

Jitender Tomar was asked to resign as Law Minister in June 2015 after he was accused of forging his college degree. In October last year, Asim Ahmed Khan was removed as Minister for Food and Environment following allegations of taking bribe from a builder.

There are six ministers in Delhi cabinet who hold multiple portfolios. Kumar, 36, MLA from Sultanpur Majra, also held the Women and Child Development portfolio.

Sisodia said his party and the government always took swift decisions whenever cases against its ministers or leaders surfaced.

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Vol. XXVI NO. 265 Dimapur, thursday, September 1, 2016

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by August to September, it’s time for the outbreak of Dengue and Chikungunya and both diseases are spreading across several states in India. Though it has not made any impact, yet Zika virus can also spread as it follows the same path of Dengue and Chikugunya. The three Aedes-borne viruses cause simultaneous outbreaks with similar clinical manifestations which represents a diagnostic challenge in ill returning travellers. The three diseases are viral infections spread by the Aedes mosquito and transmitted from human to human by the bites of infected female mosquitoes. The Aedes aegypti is more likely to spread dengue and the Aedes albopictus, the chikungunya virus. However, both types of mosquitoes can spread both diseases.

These mosquitoes usually breed in clean water collections in containers, tanks, disposables, junk materials in domestic and peri-domestic situations. The Zika virus disease symptoms are usually mild, most people fully recover without severe complications, and hospitalization rates are low. However, zika might be linked with Guillain-Barré syndrome and birth defects (zika virus can be spread from a pregnant woman to her fetus). The symptoms of these three mosquito-borne diseases are very similar, which makes the diagnosis more difficult. However, there are few differences that can be used to distinguish the disease and avoid misdiagnoses. In Zika the victim has low grade fever(less than 38.5º C with skin maculopapular rash (on the first days starting from the face to other parts of the body); mild joint pain itching, red eyes, fatigue etc. In Chikugunya the victim suffers from abrupt fever (over 39 ºC), severe joint pain etc that could last for weeks or months.

Incubation of Dengue fever is three to four days after being bitten by an infected mosquito which is characterized by sudden onset of high fever 30 ºC to 40 ºC. Severe headache, muscle pain, itching, nausea etc being some other symptoms. In India both Dengue and Chikugunya are reportedly on the rise.

While Delhi has witnessed a sudden spurt in number of cases of both Dengue and Chikungunya in last one week, the ministry is holding regular meetings with state health officials as well as municipal authorities to keep a tight check on preparedness and control breeding of mosquitoes. According to media reports, dengue cases have increased substantially this year as compared to last year. In many cases, patients are often treated for malaria and the delay in providing the correct treatment is fatal. Almost all cases of Dengue outbreak occurred in places that are filled with pools of stagnating water where the mosquitos breed. States in the region should not wait till the outbreak of the fever to undertake preventive measures. A mosquito repellant containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus can help.

With thousands of people traveling from one part of the country to another every day, the chances of Dengue fever spreading cannot be ruled out and it would be wise to take the outbreak seriously before it strikes. If a pandemic breaks out in any part of Nagaland, the medical facilities will prove woefully inadequate. Despite having the most number of high class hospitals and institutes, Delhi is facing many problems. The best way is for health authorities to undertake massive preventive measures.

DailyDevotion “My Joy…Your Joy” These things I have spoken to you, that My joy may remain in you, and that your joy may be full.

—John 15:11 What was the joy that Jesus had? Joy should not be confused with happiness. In fact, it is an insult to Jesus Christ to use the word happiness in connection with Him. The joy of Jesus was His absolute self-surrender and self-sacrifice to His Father— the joy of doing that which the Father sent Him to do— “…who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross…” (Hebrews 12:2). “I delight to do Your will, O my God…” (Psalm 40:8). Jesus prayed that our joy might continue fulfilling itself until it becomes the same joy as His. Have I allowed Jesus Christ to introduce His joy to me?

Living a full and overflowing life does not rest in bodily health, in circumstances, nor even in seeing God’s work succeed, but in the perfect understanding of God, and in the same fellowship and oneness with Him that Jesus Himself enjoyed. But the first thing that will hinder this joy is the subtle irritability caused by giving too much thought to our circumstances. Jesus said, “…the cares of this world,… choke the word, and it becomes unfruitful” (Mark 4:19).

And before we even realize what has happened, we are caught up in our cares. All that God has done for us is merely the threshold— He wants us to come to the place where we will be His witnesses and proclaim who Jesus is.

Have the right relationship with God, finding your joy there, and out of you “will flow rivers of living water” (John 7:38). Be a fountain through which Jesus can pour His “living water.” Stop being hypocritical and proud, aware only of yourself, and live “your life…hidden with Christ in God” (Colossians 3:3). A person who has the right relationship with God lives a life as natural as breathing wherever he goes. The lives that have been the greatest blessing to you are the lives of those people who themselves were unaware of having been a blessing.

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I quit being afraid when my first venture failed and the sky didn’t fall down. ~ Allen H. Neuharth

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, September 1, 2016

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an the Congress Party be retrieved? This was the question posed to me. Another one is whether or not the party is relevant.

Answering the last question first, I said that a 150-year-old organization which has loyal members even in the remotest rural areas cannot be irrelevant.

The Congress led the independence movement and has ruled the country for more than five decades. For my generation, Jawaharlal Nehru and Sardar Patel who were the top two leaders of the Congress are icons and I cannot forget the sacrifices the people made under their leadership. Their words counted and people would gather at their call whenever or wherever they made.

Then, the Congress was India and India was the Congress.

The situation began to change after the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, who succeeded Nehru.

I had the privilege of working as the press officer with Shastri.

He had doubts about Nehru’s succession plans and would often say that unke dimaag me to un ki putrid hai (he has his

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daughter in mind). But, Shastri would, add that it would not be easy. This turned out to be true because after the death of Nehru, Morarji Desai was the first one to throw his hat in the ring.

Congress president K. Kamaraj did not want Morarji who he considered intractable and not accommodative for a country where it was essential to be conciliatory to take the people of different religions, castes and regions together. Shastri did succeed Nehru but died early because of heart attack at Tashkent where he had gone to sign a peace agreement with General Ayub Khan, martial law administrator of Pakistan.

My feeling is that had he lived, relations between India and Pakistan would have normalized. I recall that after hearing the sudden death of Shastri, Ayub came to dacha where the Russians had put up the Indian Prime Minister up. General Ayub said in my presence that “had he (Shastri) lived Pakistan and India would have become long-lasting friends.” Ayub also became the pallbearer of the coffin that carried Shastri’s

body to the aircraft which flew and big heritage, the Conit to Delhi. I think Ayub did gress Party cannot be written echo the feelings of Pakistan off. In fact, the very history because when I visited the of independent India begins country subsequently people with the movement which recollected Shastri’s friendship. helped the country roll back Zulfikhar the British Raj. Ali Bhutto, It is true that the Kuldip Nayar then PakiCongress has stan’s foreign minister, was the come down from the pedestal spoiler. He did not want to sign it had once occupied but it does a treaty which would shun vio- not mean that it has become lence in settling issues between irrelevant. Can the party be India and Pakistan. And he retrieved is a difficult question flew straight from Tashkent to to answer. It had two major Islamabad and propagated that segments of followers: Dalits Ayub had sold the country to and Muslims. Mayawati, the India. What Ayub had con- dalit leader, has cornered the ceded was that the differences people whom the Hindu relibetween India and Pakistan gion itself had categorized as would be settled peacefully. sudras (untouchables). In fact, Shastri had made Ayub to there is no religion in the world write on the peace draft he had which makes discrimination brought along “without resort- against its own people as part ing to arms.” The hand-written of its traditions. In fact, if the words in the text are retained Hindus were to analyse they by the National Archives of would find that the Muslims India. Although many people are converts from Hinduism in Pakistan doubt this but because it did not treat them the fact remains that General as equals, something which the Ayub did sign the peace treaty Islam did. Today when the RSS because he, as the army chief, raises the banner of ghar wapknew what the devastation the si, it should realize that such a wars caused. With such long thing cannot happen until the

Post-mortem Remembering late Rev. Lano Longchar

he Fire Mail Fan into Flame Dimapur, Wednesday June 22, 2016 came up with the caption, “Rev Lano Longchar the man of God…..And his extraordinary legacy live on”. The fire of God woke me up despite busy schedules for 1 time to write a special tribute remembering the genuine divine soul of the Nagas in the twentieth and beginning of the twentyfirst centuries. He truly lived extraordinary life and works with the leading power of the Holy Spirit with many miracles of extraordinary nature which were supernatural. He lived a full life of 81 years with 47 years of public ministry against 33 years of life with 3 years of public ministry of Jesus Christ. During his life and works, he attempted his best with heart and soul to do great things for God and expected great things from Him despite various challenges from the enemies of God. In addition to all the tributes ever since his demise, I would like to add the following musings out of my independent analysis of his life and works as birds of the same feather who flocked together with the fear of God only. He was truly a towering personality, truly righteous, extremely humble, selfless, visionary, patriotic servant of God unlike vast majority of God’s servants in the land of his birth.

He fully surrendered his life and works to the will of the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit throughout his life and works as a simple tool in the hand of the potter.

Accordignly, the Holy Spirit – his guide used him mightily from Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and to the uttermost part of the world throughout his life and works.

The core philosophical stand of the servant of God was revival through the power of the Holy Spirit to heal the sick people and the broken land which is considered the need of the hour in Nagaland in particular, India and world in general.

His special relationship with the Lotha Naga was mainly through Holy Spirit revival crusades. His last ministry in my village, Shaki Baptist Church took place from October 4 to 6, 2013. He came to attend the crusade as the main speaker.

God used him mightily to revive the dead Baptist Christians in the church. During the process of the aforesaid revival, God revealed to him the need of Holy Spirit revival once again. Further, the Holy Spirit revealed to him to establish a prayer centre called, Jihovah Rapha (God, the healer heals) in the village. He envisioned God to heal the wounded believers holistically to become agents of transformation in Nagaland in particular, India and world n general through anointed servants of God especially originated from the village ever since 1927. Accordingly, the prayer centre, was established in the heart of the village in 2014 in the memory of Rev. Lano Longchar for Holy Spirit Revival and Healing in the land. He is no more, but the prayer centre shall continue to

witness that the extraordinary servant of God was a man of prayer for the healing of the nation – Nagaland, India and the world following the great commission of Jesus Christ.

In memory of his spirit contributions to the Lotha Christians during his life and works, the All India Radio (Lotha dialect) broadcasted a special memorial service joined by all Lotha believers in memory of the great soul of God on June 20, 2016 at 4:40 p.m. During the memorial service, the Lotha believers led by me and my family remembered his extraordinary contribution especially on Holy Spirit revival, prophecy and healing of the people and the land. The special song sung in his memory was, “silently I go home”. May the extraordinary true prophet of God rest in peace in the eternal home of joy and peace. May his soul rest in peace. Further may the family, children and grandchildren of late Rev. Lano Longchar carry on the legacy of the extraordinary prophet of God. I, his close associate, family, people envision God, the Father in heaven to congratulate him, “well done faithful servant”, beloved brother, I shall meet you in heaven as and when I complete my mission, one day or other. Come one, come all, let us all join his happiness and peace both on earth and in heaven. Amen.

Rev. Dr. E. Renphamo Lotha, missionary at large GSM

Hindus give up untouchability which is rampant in rural India. People of different castes may have begun sitting on the same bed, yet they still have separate wells and separate cremation grounds. The Muslims, after the establishment of Pakistan, have sought a party which is secular. The Congress, however, was not as firm in its ideology as it was during the days of Nehru and Patel. Still the Muslims had no choice because the only alternative available to them after the Congress was the Communist Party. But this did not fit into their scheme of things and was too totalitarian and disciplinarian. For a religion which has a holy book to follow, there was very little leeway. Islam attracted converts because it gave a sense of equality.

Hadeesh (the spoken words) did give room for personal interpretations. But the loyal say that there could be no deviation from the book of roughly 1400 years old because these were the world of Allah.

Yet the Islam over the years has changed. If it could severe

from the rigid path, Hinduism should have no problems of in overhauling itself in the face of modern challenges. However, discrimination against dalits is so deep that I do not expect many strides in this field. This is a challenge before the Hindus. The experience so far has been far from happy. At the time of elections, some appeals are made and even top Hindu leaders from the Congress eat at the houses of dalits. But all this wears off once the polls are over and people are back to their old moorings of discrimination. If the Congress wants to retrieve its lost influence, it would have to cleanse its own house. Secularism has become just a word and many Congress leaders are as rabid as the BJP fanatics. Secularism is a commitment, an aptitude of mind. We have included secularism in the preamble of the constitution, but we are far from practising it. And, sometimes, I feel that India is trying to follow Pakistan where people wear religion on their sleeves to prove that they are firms Muslims.

Clarification to consultative meet by NPF 40 Bhandari A/C

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propos to the news item that appeared in Nagaland Post on 31st August 2016 under the caption ‘Rejoinder to NPF 40 Bhandari A/C consultative meeting’ issued by Mr. Samuel Patton, the following points will hopefully clarify the doubts raised in his write up.

1. First of all, the NPF 40 Bhandari A/C highly appreciates the writer for raising his concern for the constituency as well as acknowledging the consultative meeting-cum-get together of 40 Bhandari A/C at Agri Expo, Dimapur.

2. Convenor of the Legal Cell, NPF and an intending candidate from 40 Bhandari A/C Mr. Achumbemo Kikon while addressing the gathering categorically emphasis on the party aims and objectives.

He also urges upon the party workers to remain firm with the party as NPF will retain power even in the next coming election. More than 1000 delegates attended the meeting and therefore they are the real witness of what he has said in the meeting.

3. It is a fact that our leader Mr. Achumbemo Kikon has interacted with the media on that day during the tea break. While interacting with the media, he has stated that “since 40 Bhandari is a very big constituency the past leaders have also tried their best but they could not do sufficiently as far as development is concern because of the vastness of the area (constituency) and therefore there is still more to do”. This does not mean that he blamed the past leaders but what he actually stated was the backwardness of the constituency even after 52 years of statehood because the area (40 AC) is too vast in terms of its geographical areas. However, friends from the fourth estate missed some words while filing the report/interview which may be because of want of space. As such, NPF 40 Bhandari AC hope that since the past leaders are all matured and seasoned personalities they would understand the subject at hand from its right perspective.

Yiron Patton, Press Secretary, NPF 40 Bhandari A/C

Joint statement by NSCN(I-M) leaders on framework agreement

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he framework Agreement put in place today between the Nagas and Government of India is a result of prolonged, dedicated and prayerful outcome between the two parties who have submitted themselves to settling down the final question of the Naga people, not this current Nagaland state.

‘Nagaland State is never the best thing to have happened for the Naga people’. Naga people know how it did come about in a defining moment and a treacherous situation the Nagas were facing then. When GoI leaders say they now well understand the ‘Naga’s situations’, they do not mean the present Nagaland State and its ridiculous situation today.

And when successive Indian Prime Ministers say the case of the Naga people is ‘UNIQUE’, the term ‘Law and Order’ has been completely ruled out now. The realization that seeking military settlement has proved its own futility explicitly asserts that the case between the Naga people and GoI need be settled politically. Section of our own people, groups and individuals who have stated different narratives about the current political situations try to further confuse our

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command majorities.

Remember: Nagaland State is already an abrogated agreement. In the first place this 16th state of India is a brain child of an arrangement which was severely condemned by the then NNC saying, “Who are this people (the then NPC) to inter into agreement with the Government of India”, Said Late AZ.Phizo. ‘Who mandated these people? We have come this far involving sacrifices of thousands of precious lives therewith’. No matter such a benevolent provisions in the form of 371 (A) there are vital clauses which have already been knocked out. It doesn’t demand further explanation. Secondly, people who have the least knowledge of how much efforts the Government of India and Naga leaders in collaboration with internationally re-knowned legal experts, constitutional experts, on legal matters and conflict resolutions, people who are so much committed to peace around the world, have work this far to allow permanent settlement between the GoI and the Naga people wherever they are today. Series of collective and wide ranging consultations that have taken place right from the start of the on-going peace talks have

never failed to garner the wisdom and strength of the Nagas wherever they are. Nagas who were forced to live under politically tormenting situations inside different political structures of India and Myanmar are not as happy and comfortable as those who have aggressively reaped the fruit from the quick-fix 16th states of India. These group who have incessantly asserted on safeguarding the sanctity of Nagaland state had also at the same time ridiculed the framework agreement as being devoid of Naga sovereignty and Naga integration. What exactly do they want? Naga integration or protecting the 16th States of India?

The so called NPGs should be bold enough to dare and officially declared themselves that they stand for safeguarding the 16th state of India and refrain themselves to talk about the Naga issue. We do appreciates the unsparing and immense efforts put forward by the Nagaland state Government, Naga civil societies, Church groups, Senior citizens and all who are deeply dedicated to bringing about an inclusive settlement and to whom the framework agreement put in place is accredited to.

Naga people need to remind

them that there are millions of Nagas who are not partakers of the benefits of this Indian state that was celebrated in 1960 to announce the world that Naga problem was finally settled. GoI did never accomplish its own job towards settling down the final question of the Naga people.

Can Naga people pretend to forget those harsh battles fought, involving bloodies and loathsome situations leading to serious and highly unusual human rights questions outside the present state even after announcement of a state called Nagaland? A true Naga can never hate some of our own leaders and love the rest of the Nagas who are unfortunately outside the state of Nagaland at the same time. These groups who demand ‘Inclusiveness, integration or Naga sovereignty, at the same time, when outrageously uphold the integrity of present Nagaland, befool themselves other than confusing the Naga people at large. The case between India and the Naga people need be negotiated to settle the conflict permanently.

The issue of settlement thus never refer to what they call ‘Neighbouring states’ or ‘Outside Nagaland’: It is the Nagas the GoI.

Plight of GHSS Kiphire

he Govt High School Kiphire which was upgraded to Higher Secondary in the year 2014 is one of the oldest educational institute in the District. For the past many years, this school has produced many leaders, officers from the District. But off late when the educational system was changed with an aim to give quality education to the Students by appointing professional Teachers the School became the poorest HSLC pass percentage in the State since then. Various civil societies, NGOs, etc in its own capacities has tried its level best to reform this School administration by involving its physical oblige, contributing ideas and infrastructures, organizing Parent-Teachers Association etc but all goes not too well and the academic result of the School goes from bad to worse.

Till the early part of the current

academic year the Citizens in Kiphire Town witnessed the Students of GHS Kiphire in uniform going to and fro from the morning around 8 am till 12 noon and wonders when and how the class is been running.

However, with the joining of Arvind Kumar as the new principal of the School, the Citizens are witnessing a drastic change in the School administration and the Students. There was a total reform in the functioning of the School system.

Having concern and acknowledge the School authority led by the Principal and his staff for running the school effectively in this current academic year, the Citizen Welfare Society (CWS) Kiphire visited GHSS on Monday the 29th August 2016. During the visit the members appreciated the Principal and His staff for taking up the bold step in transforming the overall

administration of the School and further urge to keep up the same spirit even in the days to come. The CWS assures of all possible co-operations for the improvement of the academic result and hopes that the School will produce good result in the current academic year of HSLC and HSSLC. The CWS concerns the pathetic conditions of the School building which was constructed in the early 80’s.

Most of the roofs have holes and it become very difficult to sit inside the class during rainy season. It has also been observed that the toilets and urinal shed are directly attached to class ix and x class room which is very unhygienic for the Students as well as Teachers in the process of Teaching and learning.

Further the CWS take serious note of non appointment/ reliever against C P Bose, the subject Teacher who voluntarily

retired in the month of March 2016. When the concern subject Teacher is not available how can anyone expect a good result? In this connection, the CWS appeals the concern department to immediately send/appoint a reliever against retirement post.

The CWS was also surprised to learned that one Science Teacher, G/T was found to be absent from the past 5-6 months which is quite unbecoming for a Govt servant. The academic year is coming to an end without science Teacher.

The CWS dismay over the irregularity of some Teachers who are enjoying salary without performing the duties and further urge the concern authority to take necessary action against the erring Govt servant for the interest of the Student Community.

Media Cell, Citizen Welfare Society, Kiphire

Naga people have all the reason to be contented when GoI recognized the legitimated and sovereign rights of Naga people as a free people saying, ‘Naga integration is a legitimated right of the Naga people’. The framework in place today announces the way the on-going political talks between the two separate political entities will ultimately culminate into what is best for both the parties.

When the Indo-Naga political negotiation is about to arrive at honourable solution it is never wise to talk about the Nagas of Nagaland, the sons of the soil or Nagas of outside Nagaland, Nagas were never divided on the line of Nagaland state and outside Nagaland state. And we will never tolerate this. There is no first class Naga and second class Nagas, all Nagas are equal. Whoever fights for the cause of the Naga nation, they are Naga patriot or National patriot.

Gen. Retd. Kholi, Vice Chairman; AK. Lungalang, Collective Leadership Member; Tongmeth Wangnao, Collective Leadership Member; Q.Tuccu, Collective Leadership Member

Reader’s Post

Rev. L. Bizo was a real friend

Sir,

A real friend Rev. L. Bizo is no more physically but memory will continue. For the past several years, we did not meet but he used to talk to me over phone and whatever he said was always out of deep thought. When he was the Treasurer of CBCNEI at Guwahati, they used to host us whenever meetings were held there. In 1970 when a team of Naga Baptists attended Baptist World Alliance held at Tokyo, he was our team leader. It was for him too a maiden oversea tour but I admired him that he was smart as if he had past experiences.

In 2006, we three Dr. V. K. Nuh, Timikha and myself were supposed to go to Bangkok with the help of our Chief Minister but we had to cancel our programme on ground of a documentary problem. So I took late Rev. L. Bizo and late P. Inaho with me and we three went to Bangkok and had meetings with NSCN(I-M)’s collective leadership over a matter of “Not to open fire unless first fired upon.”

Rev. L. Bizo was a real learned man, a dedicated servant of the Lord and a man who had always the burden with the love for our people. As he left to be with the Lord whom he faithfully served, May God grant solace to his family.

Rev. L. Suohie Mhasi

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.

Secretary Geology and Mining, Imjung M Panger, IAS felicitating retiring Director, S. K Kenye on August 31 . (DPRO, Dimapur) co-operation. No amount of money could buy such a support, he said. He further acknowledged his additional director, E. Kikon for his sincere support and contribution while discharging duties and for shouldering much of the works. Director also wished the incoming director, who he described as stable, humble and sincere officer, and his team all the success. S. K. Kenye joined the department as Assistant Geologist on August 20, 1981.

Retiring additional director, E. Kikon in his speech said that he had enjoyed working in such a cohesive

NNC/GDRN (NA) condoles

DIMAPUR: Nagaland School Education Administrative Officers Association (NSEAOA) president Y. Khetoshe Yepthomi and general secretary Chonpa in a condolence message has expressed deep shock at the demise of late Senthang (Rtd) director of School Education on August 30. NSEAOA described late Senthang as simple, straight forward, outspoken and served in various capacities at different places.

NSEAOA also conveyed condolence to the family of late

Aomeren Imsong, headmaster GHS Tuli on August 26.

Association described late Aomeren as dedicated and sincere officer. NSEAOA conveys heartfelt condolences to the two bereaved families and pray that the departed souls rest in eternal peace.

ANSTA: All Nagaland Scholl Teachers Association

(ANSTA) in a condolence message, stated that “the legacy left behind by late Senthang shall be cherished and continue to inspire the younger generation of the teaching fraternity”. ANSTA further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

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as a sincere, dedicated and efficient officer.

He also acknowledged Mezhulhou for the way he had served many officers with respect and honour. Deputy director, president of Association of Soil & Water Conservation (ASWO) Viliehu Nguzhu described Tashi Rengma as a strong pillar of the association.

Meanwhile, Tashi Rengma thanked God for enabling her to complete her service in good health. She also thanked the staff for treating her as a mother and a sister and appreciated the unity of the department. Mezhulhou also thanked the officers and staff for treating him as a friend and for helping him.

Condolence for late Senthang

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Mumbai had also started the Certificate Course on North East Tribal Dialects on August 15 which was motivated by him, the release stated.

As a chairman of North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC), Acharya had taken a number of initiatives to strengthen and promote the rich culture and heritage of North East by sending cultural troupe to mainland India and also to interact with mainland people. Artists and performers were earlier stayed in hotels when they went to participate in a programme. “Now with our initiative, some of them are able to get home stay in Mumbai”, the governor added.

S&WC department bids farewell to outgoing staff

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On the occasion of its 4th anniversary, Axis bank P.R. Hill branch Kohima led by AVP and branch head Tepukesel Rote visited Kohima Orphanage and destitute home on Wednesday. The team donated rice, pulses, potato, cabbage, sugar and others to the Orphanage home. (NP)

to promote emotional and national integration of north east people by motivating mainland Universities to start a Department/Chair for teaching six months Certificate Course on North East Tribal Dialects.

Now many Universities have already started the course, he said.

Acharya went on to state that NITTE University, a premier professional University in Mangaluru had opened a Department/Chair for teaching six months certificate course on North East Tribal Dialects on August 12 2016 , which was inaugurated by him through video conferencing.

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DIMAPUR: Department of Soil & Water Conservation organized a farewell programme for outgoing joint director, Tashi Rengma and head driver, Mezhulhou on August 31 at the directorate’s conference hall.

Director, Soil & Water Conservation, Peter K. Rengma thanked both the outgoing staff for the services they had rendered and also challenged everyone present, to be self evaluative, sincere and dedicated in their own work places. Additional director, Imkongneken Ao stated that he put a final seal for all the good works that Tashi has done for the department and attributed her

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DIMAPUR: Nagaland governor, P.B. Acharya has congratulated Vinod Tawde, Maharashtra minister of culture, higher and technical education, on his concern towards the northeast students in Maharashtra and on the announcement to appoint nodal officer to address the grievances faced by the students.

According to press release from Raj Bhavan, Acharya said Nagaland was keen in working together for strengthening the emotional integration of Northeast with mainland people. Earlier, as the governor of three States, Nagaland, Tripura and Assam, Acharya said he had taken many steps

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DIMAPUR: NNC/ GDRN(Non-Accord) has expressed deep grief at the demise of late Vinito V Chophy dy. kilonser NNC/ GDRN(Non-Accord).MIP NNC/GDRN (Non-Accord) described lateVinito as a true leader and tall figure of the Nagas and that NNC/ GDRN (Non-Accord) in particular and the Nagas in general have lost a strong and dedicated leader whose place would be difficult to fill.

NNC/GDRN(Non-Accord) conveys heartfelt condolences to family and relatives of the deceased and pray that the Almighty grant them solace and strength to overcome the grief and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

DIMAPUR: Expressing “resentment” towards the education department for it inaction towards their ‘charter of demands’ with regard to appointment of 16 non-indigenous primary teachers in Peren district, the Zeliangrong Students’ Union Nagaland (ZSUN) and Kuki Students’ Organisation (KSO) has cautioned the appointed teachers “not to enjoy the share of others” till the concerned department comes up with a concrete solution and also appealed to the Village Education Committee (VEC) of the concerned villages not to entertain the appointment order (s).

In a press note, president ZSUN, Amonbo Zeliang, stated that the education system and environment was dirty and manipulated in Peren district for which the education department was responsible.

ZSUN and KSO rued their demands fell on deaf ears as the concerned department was yet address their charter of demand. “The Education Department while clearly announcing the quality education system in the state and on the other hand is appointing non– indigenous of the district to primary school where local dialect is the basic need to guide the students, and to quote the RTE Act 2009 clearly speak volumes,” the unions lamented.

The unions also alleged that with the appointment of another non-indigenous teacher, the number have reached 17. In this regard, ZSUN and KSO, cautioned the appointed teachers not to enjoy the share of others and appealed to the VEC not to entertain their appointment orders. The unions also informed VEC members to be “aware” of such appointments in the department.

Further, ZSUN and KSO warned that “if any untoward incident occur the concern department will held liable.”

Acharya congratulates Vinod Tawde

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had also framed many important rules. Secretary also congratulated the incoming director, Wanthang and urged him and his team to lead the department into greater heights.

He also released books titled “Time present and time past: memories of Naga Geologist” and “Judicious and need based development of ground water with special reference to hilly terrain of Nagaland” written by the retiring officers S. K Kenye and E. Kikon respectively.

Retiring director, S. K Kenye in his speech thanked the officers and staff for their

and congenial atmosphere and felt that he has given the best of his times and retiring satisfied and contended. Kikon also thanked all the administrative heads and directors with whom he worked, for their guidance and support. E Kikon joined the Geology & Mining department on August 20, 1981.

Speaking on behalf of the department, incoming director, Wanthang described director S K Kenye as a man of vision who brought many changes into the department.

He also said that director as a person is frank, brief and always ready to help whenever necessary. He further said that E. Kikon was a sincere and dedicated officer and was fully engaged in Ground Water Resources and also looked after the establishment for the smooth functioning of the department.

OSD, department of Geology & Mining, O. K. Temjen, managing director, NSMDC, Er. T. Longri Ao, president Nagaland Geoscientist Association, S. Manen also spoke during the programme.

The programme was chaired by joint director, Panger. Other highlights of the programme included invocation by Geologist, David Lhoupenyi, special number

by J. E. Er. Talirenla T. Sangtam, presentation and vote of thanks by Drilling Engineer, Er. Chirhotho Rasutho.

ZSUN, KSO on appointment of primary teachers

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DGM bids farewell to officers

DIMAPUR: Directorate of Geology and Mining Employees Association organised a farewell programme for its director, S. K Kenye and additional director E. Kikon at DGM conference hall, Dimapur on August 31.

According to DIPR report, secretary Geology and Mining, Imjung M Panger, IAS addressing the gathering congratulated the retiring officers for their successful completion of 35 years of service and for retiring in good health.

He said that during their leadership the department had progressed much and

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“There are various challenges before the construction sector and the government has been trying over the last year to improve upon the functioning of construction sector. We had simplified the arbitration law... so that the process of dispute redressal can be made easier,” Jaitley said as he outlined the five decisions taken by the Cabinet.

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New Delhi, Aug 31 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Wednesday said the “historic hike” in minimum wages to Rs 350/day is a step forward in transforming India and labour reforms.

To appease trade unions, the government yesterday announced a 42 percent increase in the minimum wages for unskilled non-agricultural workers to Rs 350 per day from the current Rs 246.

Also, the government employees will be paid a wage bonus as per revised norms, for 2014-15 and 2015-16, a move that will entail a payout of Rs 1,920 crore. “Historic hike in minimum wages for unskilled non-agricultural workers to Rs 350/day is a step forward in Transforming India and labour reforms,” Jaitley tweeted.

The decision to pay bonus for years 2014-15 and 2015-16 on revised norms reiterates

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within 12 weeks from the date of receipt of the copy of the judgment and order, the court directed West Bengal Survey Settlement Department to conduct a survey and identify respective portions of land which needs to be restored to the respective landowners/ cultivators.

The court gave Survey Settlement Department 10 weeks’ time to comply with the direction.

Holding that the acquisition of land for the Tata Motors which was guised as one for public purpose, Justice Gowda said, “The acquisition of land in the instant case in favour of the Company is thus, improper for not following the mandatory procedure prescribed under Part... Act and Rules and therefore the acquisition proceedings are liable to be quashed.

tor currently stand at over Rs 3 lakh crore, and 45 per cent or Rs Rs 1.35 lakh crore of the loans are under stress. “We hope that a series of these decisions will pump in a lot of liquidity into the sector, activate real estate and infrastructure projects which have been stranded for sometime and support the entire process of dispute resolution in relation to construction and real estate,” Jaitley said. An official statement said that a key factor behind the difficulties facing the construction sector is the pendency of claims from Government bodies.

An estimated Rs 70,000 crore is tied up in arbitration.

Over 85 per cent of the claims raised against government bodies are still pending of which 11 per cent is pending with the government agencies, 64 per cent with arbitrators and 8.5 per cent with courts.

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quashing the impugned acquisition proceedings and reliefs to be granted to the land owners/ cultivators.”

While allowing the appeals, the court set aside the January 18, 2008 judgement of the Calcutta High Court.

The order said that the compensation that has already been paid to the land owners/ cultivators “shall not be recovered by the state government as they have been deprived of the occupation and enjoyment of their lands for the last ten years”.

It further said: “The landowners/cultivators who have not withdrawn the compensation are permitted to withdraw the same which is in deposit either with the Land Acquisition Collector or the Court.”

Directing that restoration of the possession of land to the landowners/cultivators

Seeking to revive construction and real estate sectors, the Cabinet today approved an array of measures including easing of rules for quicker settlement of disputes, pump in liquidity and reinvigorate stalled projects.

It allowed transfer of cases initiated under the old Arbitration Act to the new and expeditious dispute resolution law, approved release of 75 per cent of the amount in dispute against bank guarantee and provided for a conciliation board comprising of independent domain experts in new contracts.

Also, Department of Financial Services in the Finance Ministry and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will consider giving one-time scheme for stressed bank loans in the sector.

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N e w D e l h i , Au g 3 1 (IANS): In a set back to the Tatas, the Supreme Court on Wednesday set aside the land acquired by the previous Left Front government in West Bengal for the Nano car plant, saying due processes and procedures were not followed.

The land was acquired in 2006 for the car project, which was vehemently protested by the Trinamool Congress -currently in power in the state with Mamata Baner jee as Chief Minister. Eventually, the project was shifted to Sanand in Gujarat.

Saying that the eightpoint formulated by the bench in dealing with the appeals have been answered by separate opinions, the order by the bench of Justice V. Gopal Gowda and Justice Arun Mishra said: “However, we concur on the question of

Mumbai, Aug 31 (PTI): Market rally continued for the third straight session today, with Sensex surging over 109pts to end at a fresh 13-month high of 28,452.17 on sustained fund inflows despite a caution ahead of the release of key macroeconomic data later in the day.

On monthly basis, in August both the key indices -- Sensex and Nifty -- recorded their sixth straight month of gains by rising 401.31pts, or 1.43%, and 147.70pts, or 1.70%, respectively. This is also the longest run of monthly advances since November 2014.

In the current fiscal (2016-17), the Sensex has so far gained 3,110.31pts, or 12.27%.

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) bought shares worth a net Rs 390.63 crore yesterday, as per provisional data released by the stock exchanges. The broader NSE Nifty after recapturing the 8,800-mark after 16 months touched a high of 8,819.20 today but profit-taking dragged it down to close at 8,786.20, still up 41.85pts or 0.48%.

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CHANGE OF NAME I, have changed my name from Herato Sukhalu to Kawoto Herato Sukhalu by an Affidavit before the Notary Dimapur District at Dimapur Vide Regd No. 1591/16 Dated 27/08/2016.

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CHANGE OF NAME I, have changed my name from Herato Sukhalu to Kawoto Herato Sukhalu by an Affidavit before the Notary Dimapur District at Dimapur Vide Regd No. 1590/16 Dated 27/08/2016.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Succession Case No. 03 of 2016 Where as application under succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Tepusal Dzune has filed by Smti. Rone Dzune, W/o Lt. Tepusal Dzune R/o H.No-VEM B-AV-2, Sepfüzou Colony Kohima Nagaland to draw his family pension benefit. Who expired on 03-08-2011 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 30-09-2016.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 31st day of Aug. 2016.

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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 Zuthungo Humtsoe, Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Nzamo Humtsoe relation wife R/o.

4th Mile Jail Colony, Diphupar to draw her Family Pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 5.8.16.

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 30/9/16.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 29 day of 8/16.

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Regd No: 1882/16 AFFIDAVIT By this deed I, the undersigned Mr. Vizokhonuo Pienyü (new name) previously called Vizokhonuo, Vizokhonuo Anna Pienyü, and Vizokhonuo Anna (old name), doing Self-employed (give profession or vocation) and resident of D. Khel-A, H/No-62, Kohima Village, Kohima District, Nagaland solemnly declare: 1. That for and on behalf of myself and remitter issue, I wholly renounce/ relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of Vizokhonuo, Vizokhonuo Anna Pienyü, and Vizokhonuo Anna and in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Vilasielie Pienyü, so that I and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/ surname of Vizokhonuo Pienyü.

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

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

4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surname of Vizokhonuo, Vizokhonuo Anna Pienyü, and Vizokhonuo Anna affix my signature and seal, if any, this 16th day of August 2016.

Signed sealed and delivered by the above name Date : 16-08-2016 Former Name Vizokhonuo Pienyü Before Notary Public Kohima K-3275(A) Regd No: 1883/16 AFFIDAVIT By this deed I, the undersigned Mr. Vilasielie Pienyü (new name) previously called Vilasielie, V. Michael Pienyü, Vilasilie Pienyü, and Vilasielie Michael Pienyü (old name), doing Retired Government Servant (give profession or vocation) and resident of D. Khel-A, H/No-62, Kohima Village, Kohima District, Nagaland solemnly declare: 1. That for and on behalf of myself and my wife, children and remitter issue, I wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/ surname of Vilasielie, V. Michael Pienyü, Vilasilie Pienyü, and Vilasielie Michael Pienyüand in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Vilasielie Pienyü, so that I and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of Vilasielie Pienyü.

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

3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me, my wife, my children, and remitter issue by such assumed name/ surname of Vilasielie Pienyü 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surname of Vilasielie, V. Michael Pienyü, Vilasilie Pienyü, and Vilasielie Michael Pienyü affix my signature and seal, if any, this 16th day of August 2016.

Signed sealed and delivered by the above name Date: 16-08-2016 Former Name Vilasielie Pienyü K-3275(B) Before Notary Public Kohima

were then made available to the general public in a 2007 book, “Come Be My Light.”

For the Rev. Brian Kolodiejchuk, the Canadian priest who published the letters and spearheaded Mother Teresa’s saint- making campaign, the revelations were further confirmation of Mother Teresa’s heroic saintliness. He said that by canonizing her, Francis is recognising that Mother Teresa not only shared the material poverty of the poor but the spiritual poverty of those who feel “unloved, unwanted,

Senior ISIS leader killed in US precision strike in Syria Washington, Aug 31 (PTI): The Islamic State’s chief spokesman and strategist of external terror operations, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, was killed in a US precision strike while overseeing military operations in northern Syria.

The dreaded outfit vowed to avenge the death of one of its most prominent and longest-serving leaders, according to media reports.

The Pentagon said it had targeted Adnani in a precision strike near the town of Al Bab in Aleppo province and was still assessing the results.

“Today, coalition forces conducted a precision strike near Al Bab, Syria, targeting

Abu Muhammad Al-Adnani, one of ISIL’s most senior leaders,” Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said.

“We are still assessing the results of the strike, but Al-Adnani’s removal from the battlefield would mark another significant blow to ISIL,” he said.

The terror group had announced Adnani’s death through its news outlet, Amaq, yesterday, saying he was “martyred while surveying the operations to repel the military campaigns against Aleppo”.

Adnani had served as principal architect of the terror group’s external operations and as its chief spokesman.

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The Longsa Theological Association extends our heartiest congratulations to our spiritual leader Mr. Tsüknungsangba, Founder, Servanthood Bible College, on being appointed as the President of International Evangelistic Fellowship (IEF), Nagaland. It is our prayer that our Almighty God bless you and your ministry to a high pedestal for His glory, by reaching out to the nations.

Merentemjen Süngkümlemba President General secretary

Alho Swu VCC Laza-Phuyega Village

London, Aug 31 (PTI): “Brexit means Brexit”, Prime Minister Theresa May asserted today, rejecting a second referendum as she held a brainstorming session with her ministers on Britain’s withdrawal from the EU amid reports of major divisions among key figures in the Cabinet. The Prime Minister stated her position before chairing a Cabinet meeting at her country retreat, Chequers on Brexit after the June referendum in favour of Britain leaving the European Union (EU).

She once again reiterated that “Brexit means Brexit”, ruling

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The Adhoc Town Committee Tening and General public of Tening Town extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the Government of Nagaland under the abled leadership of Shri. T. R. Zeliang, Honorable Chief Minister and Shri. R. Tohanba, Honorable Parliamentary Secretary Municipal Affairs, Economic and Statistic for upgrading the Adhoc Town Committee Tening to that of the town council, which is a dream come true for the citizen of Tening town in particular and the people of Tening Sub Division in general.

We also express our profound gratitude to Shri. Namri Nchang Honorable MLA 6-Tening A/C, Shri. N.R. Zeliang Treasurer NPF Central, all ranks and files of Municipal Affairs Department, Deputy Commissioner, Peren and Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tening, Officers and all those who gave their full cooperation and support in fulfilling our dreams into reality.

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Seoul, Aug 31 (AFP): North Korea has executed a vice premier for showing disrespect during a meeting presided over by leader Kim Jong-Un, South Korea said today, after reports that he fell asleep.

The regime also banished two other senior officials, Seoul said, the latest in a slew of punishments Kim is believed to have ordered in what analysts say is an attempt to tighten his grip on power.

“Vice premier for education Kim Yong-Jin was executed,” Seoul’s Unification Ministry spokesman Jeong Joon-Hee said at a regular briefing.

Kim was killed by a firing squad in July as “an anti-party, anti-revolutionary agitator,” added an official at the ministry, who declined to be named.

“Kim Yong-Jin was denounced for his bad sitting posture when he was sitting below the rostrum” during a session of North Korea’s parliament, and then underwent an interrogation that revealed other “crimes”, the official told reporters.

The mass-selling JoongAng Ilbo reported on Tuesday that top regime figures had been punished, but identified the education official by a different name.

“He incurred the wrath of Kim after he dozed off during a meeting presided over

by Kim,” it quoted a source as saying.

“He was arrested on site and intensively questioned by the state security ministry”.

The unification ministry said two other senior figures were forced to undergo reeducation sessions.

One of them was Kim Yong-Chol, a top official in charge of inter-Korean affairs and espionage activities against the South.

out any second referendum on Britain’s withdrawal from the the 28-nation bloc.

“We will be looking at the next steps that we need to take and we will also be looking at the opportunities that are now open to us as we forge a new role for the UK in the world,” May said in a statement as she chaired the meeting. “We must be clear that we are going to make a success of it - that means no second referendum, no attempts to sort of stay in the EU by the back door. That we are actually going to deliver on it,” she said. She has indicated

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With immense pride and joy, we the family members congratulate R. Ekonthung Lotha Asst. Director and Nodal Officer Adult, Directorate Of School Education for achieving Governors Gold Medal award announced on the occasion of Independence day 2016.

May the Almighty God bless you with good health and success in all Your future endeavour.

We knew that a hard working person will be a winner all the way.

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that the UK government will not trigger Article 50 - the official mechanism for beginning the process of leaving the EU - until the start of 2017 at the earliest. From that moment, discussions over the terms of the UK’s exit will conclude in two years unless all 28 members of the EU agree to extend them.

The UK voted to leave the EU, by a margin of 51.9 per cent to 48.1 per cent, in a referendum on 23 June and May, who had backed staying in the EU, became prime minister after David Cameron resigned in its aftermath.

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The Eastern Mission High School Chizami would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Ms Tshelhi-u Mekrisuh, D/o Mr Kewetsu Mekrisuh, an alumni of the school for passing the NPSC 2015 for the post of Extra Additional Commissioner (EAC). Your perseverance, hard work and dedication has paid off. And your success is a huge encouragement to the students. We are proud of you and we wish you well in all your future endeavours. God bless.

Headmaster, Teaching staff and student, EMHS Chizami.

Vikholie Venuh, Headmaster Eastern Mission High School, Chizami.

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APPRECIATION LETTER With regard to news item appeared in Nagaland Post 'Rejoinder to NPF 40 A/C Bhandari Consultative Meet' by Samuel Patton on 31st August, 2016. I agree with his statements. I would like to add more to some of the points he mentioned :1. Establishment of 7th NAP Bn. 2. Creation of ADC Office.

3. Creation of ADC Border Office Merapani.

4. Creation of DIS Office.

5. Creation of EAC Janpang.

6. Declared 40 A/C as Economically Backward Constituency.

The above items were done during the time of E.T.Ezung, Former Speaker along with many other development programs. A clarification is made on the point about RD Block Office which was set up in 1959/60 at Baghty and not at the time of DAN II ministry. Public offices are created to work for the people. Praise should go not only to one person but all entities involved in our participative democracy.

Let us continue to make expectations of those we have elected and be good citizens ourselves.

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Bezwada Wilson and T M Krishna in the citation as “showing that music can indeed be a deeply transformative force in personal lives and society itself.”

Born to a privileged Brahmin family in Chennai, he was trained from the age of six in the aristocratic Carnatic music under masters of the form.

“In electing Thodur Madabusi Krishna to receive the 2016 Ramon Magsaysay Award for Emergent Leadership, the board of trustees recognises his forceful commitment as artist and advocate to art’s power to heal India’s deep social divisions, breaking barriers of caste

Washington, Aug 31 (PTI): The US has said it is in constant “conversation” with the Pakistani leadership on the threats posed by terror organisations like the Haqqani network operating in the region.

“There is a constant conversation that we are having with our Pakistani partners about the threat posed by Haqqani and other extremist groups in the region and certainly operating inside Pakistan,” State Department spokesperson John Kirby told reporters at his daily news conference yesterday.

The dreaded Haqqani network, which is blamed for several deadly attacks against Indian interests in Afghanistan including the 2008 bombing of the Indian mission in Kabul that killed 58 people, has also carried out a number of kidnappings and attacks against US interests in Afghanistan, the Afghan government and other civilian targets.

Kirby said there is no difference between the Pentagon and the US State Department on this issue.

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The Vungoju Colony Council Wokha with immense pride and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Mhayani Ovung, D/o Tsumongo Ovung and Mr. T.Chanbemo Kikon, S/o Thungmomo Kikon on their selection to the post of Secretariat Assistant and Inspector of Taxes respectively through NPSC examination.

The Council also extend its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. A.Chumremo Oduyo for being inducted in the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) cadre.

The Vungoju Colony Council wishes you all the very best in your future endeavours.

NYIMCHAMO KIKON Chairman Vungoju Colony Council, Wokha

and class to unleash what music has to offer not just for some but for all,” the citation said.

Wilson, who was born to a Dalit family, said no human being should be subjected to the inhuman practice of manual scavenging. “Manual scavenging is blight on humanity in India. Consigned by structural inequality to the dalits, India’s ‘untouchables’, manual scavenging is the work of removing by hand human excrement from dry latrines and carrying on the head the baskets of excrement to designated disposal sites,” states Wilson’s citation.

US in ‘constant conversation’ with Pak over terror outfits

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LONGSHIO SHITIRI General Secretary Vungoju Colony Council, Wokha

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Manila, Aug 31 (PTI): Two Indians -- Carnatic singer T M Krishna and prolific campaigner for eradication of manual scavenging Bezwada Wilson -- were among six persons who were today awarded the prestigious Ramon Magsaysay prize for 2016. Wilson, 50, the national convenor of the Safai Karmachari Andolan (SKA), was awarded for “asserting the inalienable right to a life of human dignity” while 40-yearold Krishna was conferred the award under the ‘Emergent Leadership’ category for bringing “social inclusiveness in culture”.

Four others who received the award are - Conchita Carpio- Morales of the Philippines, Dompet Dhuafa of Indonesia, Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers and ‘Vientiane Rescue’ of Laos. The Manila-based award, named after a Filipino president killed in an aircraft crash, was set up in 1957 to honour people and groups tackling development problems.

This award is considered as Asia’s Nobel Prize.

Winners received a certificate, a medallion and a cash prize. Krishna has been hailed

EASTERN MISSION HIGH SCHOOL CHIZAMI

We the public of Laza-Phuyega Village expressed our immense joy and gratefulness to Shri. Y. Vikheho Swu Hon’ble Minister P.W.D (R&B) for taken his personal initiative to provide electrification to our village within short span of time.

We also expressed our gratefulness to the Power Department especially the under mentioned officials for their untiring service they rendered to provide us power supply within period of time.

1. Chief Guest, RGGVY XII Plant & DDUGJY, General Manager Fazal Ahamed.

2. Er. Ghukhuyi Chishi Chief Engineer (R&B) 3. Er. V.Kezo EE (Distribution) 4. Er. Khosesale Additional C.E (R&B) 5. Er. Kasho Chishi EE (Chumukedima Division) 6. Er. Rokuongutuo Sorhu, EE (Kohima Division) 7. Er. Y.Akito Sema SDO (T-C) 8. Er. A.Ritachu Thurr SDO No. III (Kohima Division) 9. Er. Shevezo Vadeo JE (E) 10. JE. Nikato Swu Pughoboto (Incharge)

KAIDUN Secretary, ATC Tening Town

Dhaka, Aug 31 (PTI): Bangladesh suspects two top leaders of a reorganised Jamaat-ul Mujahideen (JMB) took secret refuge in neighbouring India to mobilise weaponry and financial support for the banned outfit to carry out the July 1 terrorist attack on a Dhaka cafe, according to reports today.

One of the two JMB leaders, Shariful Islam Khaled, is also blamed for hacking to death his liberal university professor, who was on way to work, in April.

Mamunur Rashid Ripon alias Jahangir and Khaled left for India in April, days after the murder of the Rajshahi University professor, the Daily Star reported. “(Mamunur Rashid) Ripon and Khaled went to the neighbouring country in April and they have been hiding there since then,” it quoted police’s counterterrorism and transnational crimes (CTTC) unit chief Monirul Islam as saying.

He said Bangladesh has already informed India about the militants’ possible stay in Kolkata.

No going back on Brexit: Theresa May

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Giving glory to our Almighty God, the Chozubami Women Welfare Forum Kohima extends our heartiest appreciation and felicitation to the following; 1. Dr. Khrüvolü Keyho, the first PhD holder in Tenyidie for successfully releasing a book on “Tenyidie Geizo Cabo Dze Kephrü”.

2. Mr. Veswüvo Phesa-o for securing the post of Economic Investigation through NPSC. 3. Mr. Veduyi Shijoh for promotion to the post of Junior Soil Conservation Officer.

4. Miss. Radetolü Ringa for securing admission to BE (Civil) through JEE. 5. Mr. Thüjota Nienü for securing admission to BVSc & AH through JEE. ATSONE SHIJOH President, CWWF

AKHOLU SWURO Secretary, CWWF

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OKING: ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND

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APPRECIATION:

The Sumi Hoho appreciates and lauds the commendable and exemplary job carried out by the following groups: 1. The Zunheboto Town Sumi Baptist Church led by Dr. Daniel Chishi, Senior Pastor for organizing mass social work at Zunheboto Town repairing the roads from the lone petrol pump to daily bazar on August 16 & 17.

2. The 8 NAP Naltoqa led by Commanding Officer Kuhovi Chishi for carrying out social work at Zunheboto District Hospital on August 20.

3. The All Nagaland Taxi Association - Zunheboto for repairing the road between Chishilimi village and Khukiye-Lukhayi village near Khucho River on August 23.

The Hoho call upon all the concerned individuals and groups to come forward and carry out the civic social activity benefiting the society.

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

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Pinokali T. Sumi, D/o Shri.

Tohovi Chophy for securing 6th Rank B.Sc Agri in the recent declared NSEE result.

The Union wishes her a bright and successful carrier in her future endeavour.

The Union would also like to congratulate the successful candidate of NU examination 2016 and wish them success in their future.

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“That was her experience in her relationship with Jesus,” Kolodiejchuk said in an interview. “She understood very well when people would share their horror stories, their pain and suffering of being unloved, lonely. She would be able to share that empathy because she herself was experiencing it.”

Tens of thousands of people are expected for the canonization ceremony Sunday for the tiny, stooped nun who was fast-tracked for sainthood just a year after she died in 1997. St. John Paul II, who was Mother Teresa’s greatest champion, beatified her before a crowd of 300,000 in St. Peter’s Square in 2003.

Francis has made the canonization the high point of his Jubilee of Mercy, a yearlong emphasis on the church’s merciful side. Francis has an obvious interest in highlighting Mother Teresa’s mercyfilled service to outcasts on the periphery, given that her life’s work exemplifies the priorities of his own pontificate.

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Vatican City, Aug 31 (AP): When Pope Francis canonizes Mother Teresa on Sunday, he’ll be honoring a nun who won admirers around the world and a Nobel Peace Prize for her joy-filled dedication to the “poorest of the poor.”

He’ll also be recognising holiness in a woman who felt so abandoned by God that she was unable to pray and was convinced, despite her ever-present smile, that she was experiencing the “tortures of hell.”

For nearly 50 years, Mother Teresa endured what the church calls a “dark night of the soul” a period of spiritual doubt, despair and loneliness that many of the great mystics experienced, her namesake St. Therese of Lisieux included.

In Mother Teresa’s case, the dark night lasted most of her adult life, an almost unheard of trial.

No one but Mother Teresa’s spiritual directors and bishop knew of her spiritual agony until her correspondence came to light during her beatification cause. The letters

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NAAC PEER TEAM VISIT At

PRANABANANDA WOMEN'S COLLEGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

A three member NAAC Peer Team is visiting Pranabananda Women;s College, Dimapur, Nagaland for assessment and accreditation (1st Cycle) from 7th to 9th September, 2016. The Peer Team comprises of Prof. Prem Sharda, former Vice-Chancellor of Veer Narmad South Gujrat University as Chairperson, Dr. C.S.S Thakur, Dept. of Sociology and Social Work, Rani Durgawati Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh as Member Co-ordinator and Dr. Rainu Gupta, Principal, Hindu College of Education, Sonepat, Haryana as member. All the stake holders of the institution are requested to extend their full support to make this visit a grand success.

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Abiogenesis: A genesis of the band

Abiogenesis members (L-R) Aso, Arenla, Moa and Kora.

tour to promote the album in 1990.

Thereafter, Arenla and Moa decided to form a Rock band comprising of only Naga musicians as they wanted to promote them. So in 1991 when they were thinking of a name for the band, they found it apt to call Abiogenesis, a biological term which means to reactivate the dead cells, thus Abiogenesis was born. This was the time when many youngsters were hooked to drugs including fellow musicians.

Abiogenesis through its messages and songs wanted to deliver them from those bad

habits. Their first concert was at the Town Hall in Mokokchung on May 3, 1991 and they played both covers and originals from their album Rapture.

Abiogenesis has Performed in 5 countries: Thailand, India, Russia, Bhutan & Myanmar including an exclusive performance for Bhutan’s Royal family on 15th August 11 and to 160 Consul Generals at the Raj Bhawan, Mumbai on 16th November 2011.

Some of their achievements: 1. Abiogenesis album ‘Aeon Spell’ released by Saregama in 2007 was listed

for Nominations in the 50th Grammy Awards in the Best Contemporary World Music album of the Year.

2. Abiogenesis is nominated in Artist Aloud Music Awards for the best Alternative band and their song ‘Return of the Son’ for the best Alternative song 2012.

3. Arenla, the vocalist of Abiogenesis was nominated for the Best Female Vocals category in the 6th Jack Daniels Awards.

4. Certificate of Commendation in the field of Music on the occasion of Golden Jubilee of Nagaland Statehood on

1st December 2013 by Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung District.

5. ‘Wake Up Call’ Nominated in the Best Genre Bender song In VIMA India Awards 2014 in Malaysia.

6. ‘URD1’ winner of the Best Alternative Song Category in Akademia Music Awards 2014, Los Angeles, USA. 7. Abiogenesis album ‘Legacy of the Mountains’ was nominated in the Best Album category in Global Indian Music Awards (GIMA) 2014.

8. Certificate of Recognation for Pioneering Contribution Towards Promotion of Indigenous Music on the occasion of the 125th Anniversary of Mokokchung in 2015.

Recently, they were given the Nagaland Governor’s Award on August 15, 2016 in the field of music (folk fusion) and this could be the first award given to a band as all other awards in music were given to individuals.

The current lineup of the band: Arenla on Vocals/ Bamhum, Moa on Guitar/ Bamhum/Harmonica, Aso on Drums and Kora on Bass.

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It will also feature the original album’s pop-up book artwork and an exclusive 112page booklet, which includes

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Mr. Lijamo N. Murry from ASSISI Hr. Sec. School Dimapur, Son of Mr. & Mrs. Nzinimo Murry for securing Gold Medal at the recently concluded 29th Nagaland State Taekwondo at Indra Gandhi Stadium Kohima, Nagaland. And we specially would like to give thanks to Dimapur District Taekwondo Academy (DDTA) for giving him the privilege to participate in the competition.

We further pray that our Almighty God guide him and also wish him success in his future endeavours.

From family members & well wishes Notun Bosti.

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VILLAGE-WISE JOB CARD VERIFICATION AND AADHAAR SEEDING WITH BANK ACCOUNT FOR DIRECT BENEFIT TRANSFER IN PROGRESS UNDER DRDA MON, NAGALAND. PRESS RELEASE With a view to ensuring effective implementation of MGNREGA programme in the State, the Blocks officials along with MGNREGA employees under DRDA, Mon has taken up a massive Job Card verification and updation exercise in a time bound campaign mode. This exercise is being carried out as per the directives of Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India, to weed out cases of migration/death/bogus and inactive Job Cards and to validate the Job Cards before being issued.

At the same time, verification of Job Card Holders with Aadhaar and without Aadhaar is also being carried out to obtain consent for Aadhaar Based Payment of wages after seeding Aadhaar number in the programme database (nregasoft). Information regarding individuals applied for Aadhaar but not received and fresh enrollment is also being collected, covering all the villages in the district, to expedite the process of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) through Aadhaar seeding in the nregasoft.

(TSALITO SANGTAM ) PD & DPC, MGNREGA, DRDA, MON.

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Aboi Block

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Tizit Block

The 32 A/C Atoizu Naga People’s Front (NPF) Party held a meeting on 25th August 2016 at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur and accepted the membership of party workers from Independent party who have joined the party fold voluntarily on individual capacity. The meeting also reconstituted the 32 A/C Atoizu NPF Party Office Bearers and resolved to support and strengthen the dynamic leadership of Shri T. R. Zeliang, Chief Minister of Nagaland and Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, President, NPF.

32 A/C Atoizu NPF Office Bearers (Parent Body) – Vikishe Aye (Vekuho New) – Zhehoshe Aye (Atoizu Town) – I) Sukhai (Usuto) II) Ghokuto Chophy(Atoizu) III) Khehokhu Kiba (Imulo) IV) Kahoto (Phili) V) Hozushe Zhimo (Suko) 4. General Secretary – I) Abeto Sumi (Admn) II) Khevukhu H. Kiba (Estb) 5. Secretary – I) Luhoto Yeptho (Khrimto) II) Sukhaho Chophy (Vekuho) III) Honito (Litsa) IV) Khuheto Awomi (Akuhaito) V) Tohuka Achumi (Shena Old) VI) Khatoi (Atoizu) 6. Asst. Secretary – Toniho (Vekuho New) 7. Treasurer – Lutoshe Shohe (Atoizu Town) 8. Asst. Treasurer – Pihoto Awomi (Atoizu Town) 9. Press Secretary – Hetoi Swu (Suko) 10. Asso. Press Secretary – Ayeto (Atoizu Town) Sd/ABETO SUMI General Secretary

Advisory Board I) Chairman – Toluvi Aye (Atoizu Town) II) Member – I) Zhehoto Chophy (Atoizu Town) II) Hevito Shohe (Roto) III) Shiwoto Aye (Lokobo) IV) Lhokishe Aye (Imulo) V) Kiyekha Achumi (Shena Old) VI) Kahoto Chishi (Litsa) VII) Akheto (Atoizu)

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S singer Chris Brown has been arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after a woman told police he had threatened her with a gun.

Beauty queen Baylee Curran told the LA Times Mr Brown had pointed the gun at her face after she had been admiring his friend’s jewellery.

Mr Brown came out of his home after a stand-off with police on Tuesday.

Mr Brown’s lawyer tweeted that his client was later freed, adding that the accusations were “demonstrably false”.

Associated Press reported that Mr Brown was released on $250,000 (£190,000) bail.

The singer has several convictions for violence, including a 2009 assault on his then girlfriend, pop star Rihanna.

Police went to Mr Brown’s home following the emergency call early on Tuesday from Ms Curran, who by that time had left the property.

Ms Curran told the LA Times that she and a friend had gone to Mr Brown’s house with a business associate on Monday evening.

She said she had been admiring the diamond necklace of a man who had been showing off his jewellery when the man got angry and told her to back away.

That is when she says Mr Brown pulled out a gun, pointed it at her face and told her to get out.

“If somebody put a gun to your head, what would you do? Call the police,” Ms Curran said on her Instagram account, AFP news agency reported.

Once at Mr Brown’s sprawling mansion, police officers were allegedly denied entry and had to wait for a judge to approve a search warrant before going inside to search for a weapon.

It wasn’t until Mr Brown’s lawyer arrived that the singer eventually emerged.

Police said about half a dozen people had been escorted out of the residence and would be interviewed.

During the stand-off, Mr Brown posted videos online accusing the police of harassment.

“When you get the warrant for whatever you need to do, you’re going to walk right up in here and you’re going to see nothing, you idiots,” he said in one Instagram video, posted to 30m followers.

In another, Mr Brown also voiced support for the Black Lives Matter movement against police brutality, saying: “You’re all the worst gang in the world, the police.”

an extensive history of the album and a track-by-track annotation by Ian Anderson. The packaging can be viewed below.

Anderson recently picked Stand Up as his favourite album, adding: “Because that was my first album of first really original music. It has a special place in my heart.”

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he journey of Abiogenesis began the day the two founding members Arenla and Moa met when they were teenagers in Mokokchung.

By then Arenla was already a well known singer and Moa was playing guitar in a rock band called Heavy Zap. Along with the family comprising of 3 sons which they already had when they were barely 23 years, music was always an integral part of them and in fact their passion was so great that they decided to write their own songs.

In 1989 when Arenla and Moa were recording at Studio Vibration, the Regional Manager of Magnasound heard about them. He approached and insisted that their album be released through them.

Thus their album titled ‘Rapture’ was released by Magnasound (Mumbai), one of India’s major music labels making it the first English album by an Indian Artiste to be released by the label. The backing musicians were Shiva, a well known Indian band way back then.

Magnasound made the duo tie up with 5th Dimension of Kolkata for an East India

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Da m bu l l a , Au g 3 1 (Agencies): John Hastings claimed six wickets before Aaron Finch and George Bailey’s attacking half-centuries powered Australia to a series clinching six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the fourth oneday international in Dambulla on Wednesday.

Australia rode on Finch’s 19-ball 55 and an unbeaten 90 from Bailey to chase down 213 in 31 overs and take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-

BPC meeting DIMAPUR, Aug 31 (NPN): Black Panthers Club (BPC) has convened an emergency meeting on September 3, 5 pm at the residence of former minister, I. Kheto Kinimi, 3rd mile, opposite ARTC, Dimapur. Agendas on the forthcoming tournament would be discussed at the meeting, BPC informed. All members have been asked to attend the meeting.

Lodha Panel asks BCCI to form Apex Council by Dec 15

NEW DELHI, Aug 31 (PTI): The Supreme Court-appointed Lodha Committee has given the BCCI a second set of timelines besides setting a December 15 deadline for conducting AGM and forming an Apex Council. The decision was taken during a committee meeting on Sunday.

The panel instr ucted the board to create new IPL governing council by December 30. The committee also instructed that all state associations should have their elections by November 15 latest and by the same time form the executive committee of Players Association.

It will be interesting to see the status of BCCI AGM which has been slated for September 21 as per the old constitution.

The creation of new BCCI committees and appointment of management as per new rules should happen by December 30. However, it is unlikely that BCCI would proceed with the reforms part till the verdict of the Review Petition, seeking recusal of CJI TS Thakur from the case, is out.

match series. Earlier Hastings career-best bowling figures of 6-45 helped bowl out Sri Lanka for 212 after electing to bat first despite Dhananjaya de Silva’s fighting 76.

It was Finch’s 19-ball 55 that gave Australia a rocket start against a Sri Lankan attack that missed skipper Angelo Mathews’ medium pace after the allrounder hurt his calf while batting. Finch, who equalled the record for the fastest fifty by an Australian,

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Born on: 17th February, 1997 – Died on: 25th August, 2016

Through this column, we the bereaved family of Late KHRIEKETOULIE (LUCKY) express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, friends, neighbors, churches, and organizations who supported us morally, physically, spiritually and financially, during his illness and at his sudden demise on 25 – 08 – 2016.

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Died on 26/8/2016 We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us, spiritually, physically and financially at the demise of our beloved Lt. Yisamo Tungoe, Head GB. on 26th August 2016.

We convey our special thanks to :1. Y. Patton, Hon’ble Home Minister, Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Hachio Patton, PS to Hon’ble Home Minister, Govt. of Nagaland.

3. Shri. T. Kupa EAC 4. Er. Thungchanbemo Tungoe 5. Jandemo Patton, Old Riphym 6. Ntsemo Shitiri, Kohima.

7. P. Nlumo Tungoe.

8. Dr. Renben Tungoe.

9. Myanlumo Patton, Old Riphym.

10. Baptist Church New Changsu.

11. Village Council New Changsu.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual, but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God blesses you abundantly.

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DUBAI, Aug 31 (PTI): Offspinner R Ashwin dropped a rung to 3rd spot but remained the highest-placed Indian bowler, while Ajinkya Rahane remained static at 8th in the batsmen’s list of the latest ICC Test rankings issued on Wednesday. Rahane was the lone Indian in the top-10 of batting charts but among the bowlers, Ravindra Jadeja was there at 8th, giving Ashwin company in the top-10.

South Africa pace bowler Dale Steyn stormed back to the top spot after producing a match-winning performance in the Centurion Test that helped his side complete a 204-run series clinching victory over New Zealand.

Steyn, who returned figures of five for 33 in the second innings in what was his 26th five-wicket haul, finished with match figures of eight for 99 to regain the top spot.

After reclaiming the no.1 ranking in February 2014 against Australia at Centurion, the 33-year-old had enjoyed the top spot until a shoulder injury in the Durban Test against England in December 2015 limited his bowling.

Ashwin took advantage of Steyn’s absence and backed up by some strong individual performances, finished the

year as the top-ranked Test bowler. Steyn has leapfrogged Ashwin and top-ranked England pace bowler James Anderson to take the top slot, which he first occupied jointly with retired Sri Lanka offspinner Muttiah Muralitharan in April 2008. Steyn has now been number-one for a record 263 Tests with Muralitharan coming second in the list at 214 weeks. In terms of days, Steyn has spent 2,320 days at the top, the most by any bowler since World War II. In the rankings for Test Batsmen, South Africa captain Faf du Plessis’ unbeaten century in the first innings contributed in him moving up the ladder. Du Plessis scored 112 not out and six in his two innings and has moved up nine places from 33rd to 24th in the rankings.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock, who was adjudged player of the match for his twin half-centuries (82 and 50) as well as six dismissals, moved up 18 slots to 32nd rank. Meanwhile, the 1-0 series win has pushed South Africa up two places to fifth in the Team Rankings, while New Zealand have slipped two places to seventh. India stand 2nd in the list behind Pakistan.

Goel hails 100year-old Mann Kaur’s feat New Delhi, Aug 31 (IANS): Sports Minister Vijay Goel on Wednesday termed inspiring the feat of 100-yearold Indian Mann Kaur, who picked up a gold medal in the 100-metre race at the Americas Masters Games in Vancouver.

Hailing from Chandigarh, Mann was the lone contender in the event which she completed in a minute and a half.

She also won two gold medals in Shot Put and Javelin competitions held in Vancouver.

“100 yrs old #ManKaur runs 100 mtr race without breaking her stride at #AmericanMastersGames. Also 3 gold medals in the tournament. Inspiring,” Goel wrote on Twitter.

Mann began running at age of 93 at the suggestion of her son, 78-year-old Gurdev Singh, who also competes in the Masters Games and says he knew she could become a star in her age category. She has won more than 20 medals, including snatching three golds this week, as she is the only competitor in the category for women over 100.

Olympic legend Caslavska dies

Vera Caslavska was a popular figure at the 1968 Mexico Olympics.

L o nd o n , A u g 3 1 (Agencies):Vera Caslavska, one of the most decorated gymnasts, has died aged 74 after battling pancreatic cancer.

Caslavska won seven Olympic golds and four silvers between 1960 and 1968.

The Czech gymnast is one of just five women to win four golds in one Games, with American gymnast Simone Biles the most recent to do so in Rio. A vocal critic of the Soviet Union, Caslavska was forced into hiding in 1968 after signing a document calling for political reforms. The Two Thousand Words manifesto advocated change in Czechoslovakia but angered leaders in the neighbouring Soviet Union

- which invaded the country two months later. Caslavska fled to a mountain village but was later given permission to return to the Olympic team, which she did just weeks before the Mexico Olympics in the same year.

She went on to win gold in the vault, the individual allround, the floor exercises and the uneven bars, before turning her head in silent protest during the Soviet Union national anthem. After retiring from gymnastics, Caslavska served as president of the Czech Olympic Committee (COC), won the Pierre de Coubertin Prize for promoting fair play in 1989 and was also awarded the Olympic Order.

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We, the family members of Late Rangtalak Rangkau, Assistant Pastor, Christian Church, Jalukie Town, would like to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to all those individuals and organisations who extended their support and solidarity with us by way of material contributions and physical support during the untimely and sudden demise of our beloved Rangtalak on August 24, 2016.

We are overwhelmed by the words of comfort and expressions of sympathies, and also by the physical presence at the funeral service by the thousands of people who came from near and far to mourn his demise despite the sweltering heat. We appreciate and acknowledge the sacrifices you have made to share our grief and we are deeply humbled by your gracious kindness.

We apologise for not being able to acknowledge each individual and organization but we pray that the Almighty will bless you abundantly.

Wife, children, and relatives

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3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY In Loving Memory of

LT. IMKONGLEMBA AIER 19.05.1944 – 01.09.2013

Gone are the days we had a friend to trust upon, A friend to rely upon, A friend to rest our tired arms.

We still rely upon your wisdom & knowledge each passing day.

We love and miss you dearly.

Mrs. Yashila children & grand children

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Australia’s John Hastings (R) picked up six wickets, giving away 45 runs in his 10 overs.

struck eight fours and three sixes as he carted the Sri Lankan spinners to all parts of the ground. Left-arm spinner Sachith Pathirana’s triple strike in the space of five deliveries checked the visitors’ surge but only for a brief while.

Pathirana got the wickets of danger man Finch and Usman Khawaja for nought in his opening over of the innings. He then bowled skipper David Warner for 19 on the first ball of his next over.

Bailey, who registered his 21st ODI fifty, carried the momentum forward as he anchored Australia’s chase with his 85-ball knock, laced with 11 fours and a six.

He got the perfect partner in Travis Head, who scored 40, as the duo put on 100 runs for the fourth wicket.

Head was trapped lbw off Dilruwan Perera but Matthew Wade, who remained unbeaten on eight, joined Bailey at the crease to hit the winning six. The victory comes as a welcome relief for the visiting side after it suffered its first series whitewash against Sri Lanka in the three Test matches.

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OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA BAPTIST CHURCH CIRCULAR ROAD : DIMAPUR

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY LT. PANGERTONGZUK L.K.R

Born on : 23.05.1961 – Died on 26.08.2016 We the bereaved family and relatives of Late. I. Aomeren. Imsong would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, families, friends, neighbours, church, organization and well wishers who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and unceasing prayer during the sudden demise of our beloved on 26th August 2016.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Tuli Lenten Baptist Church.

20. Phom (Kangching Kinunger).

2. Shri. Amenba Yaden, Parliamentary Secretary 21. Luyong Baptist Church.

Industries & Commerce Govt. of Nagaland.

22. Molungkimong Baptist Church.

3. Shri. Sentiwapang, ADC Tuli.

23. Molungkimong Mejensanger Putu Menden.

4. Shri. Arikumba, SDO Civil Tuli.

24. Molungkimong Fellowship Tzudikong.

5. Shri. Vikhoto Richa, EAC Tuli.

25. Molungkimong Milak River Rubber Society.

6. Shri Imtitoshi Jamir, 26. Little Garden School Tuli.

Assistant Commandant CRPF 27. Govt. High School Tzudikong.

7. SDPO Tuli 28. Govt. High School Yajang.

8. OC Tuli 29. D E O Mokokchung.

9. Tuliyong Ward Tuli Town.

30. S D E O Changtongya.

10. All Ward Union Tuli Town.

31. Nagaland School Administrative Officer 11. Tuli Area Joint Council Forum.

Association Mokokchung.

12. GHSS Tuli Principal, Staff and Students.

32. Chuchuyimlang Senso Union Tuli.

13. GHSS School Managing Board.

33. Milak Valley S H G Tuli.

14. Merangkong Senso Telongjem Tuli.

34. Molungkimong Senso Union Tuli.

15. Merangkong Medemsanger Putu Menden.

35. Longkitsuyong farmers Club Tuli.

16. Merangkong Senso Telongjem Dimapur.

36. Doctors & Staffs, Civil Hospital, 17. Marangkong Students Union Tuli.

Golaghat, Assam.

18. Merangkong Senso Employees Union.

37. OC Dergaon, Assam.

19. Merangkongtsur Telongjem Tuli.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual, but it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bestows His blessings upon each and everyone abundantly.

Loving wife, children & relatives

Born : 26.06.1984 – Died : 01.09.2015

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Sealed quotations are hereby invited from the contractors/firms having equipments/machineries for dismantling and demolition of old Lotha Baptist building at Dimapur with the following terms and conditions.

1. Demolition of cement concrete including disposal of unserviceable materials.

2. Demolition of RCC works including cutting, clearing and stacking of steel bars and disposal of unserviceable materials.

3. Demolition of brick work including cleaning and stacking and disposal of unserviceable materials.

4. Dismantling of doors and window (steel and wood) rafters etc. cleaning and stacking.

5. Dismantling of tin roof truss (steel and wood) rafters etc. cleaning and stacking.

6. Dismantling of floors and disposal of unusable materials.

7. The quotation should also include list of machineries.

In addition to the above items, dismantling of any structures against the building are to be done as and when found necessary in course of dismantling/ demolition.

The rate is to be quoted on a lumpsum basis and the same will be received on 10/9/2016 at 1:00 PM in the Church Office and will be opened on the same date.

Target time for completion is 1 (one) month from the date of acceptance of the quotation.

Interested parties may inspect the building any time before the quotation.

The quotations may be submitted to the mentioned address.

"A year has passed away so fast without your presence in our midst. Yet not a day goes by without a thought of you, your memory so rich and inalienable. We are glad that you are at peace in the hands of our eternal Father in heaven. We love you and miss you deeply. Till we meet again.

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New Delhi, Aug 31 (PTI): They are appalled, they are angry and they want accountability to be fixed. Indian boxing’s biggest names are demanding an all systems reboot to halt the sport’s decline after a medalless Olympic campaign in Rio and their roadmap goes beyond having the much-delayed national federation.

From the country’s first Olympic medallist in boxing, Vijender Singh, to Commonwealth Games gold-medallists Akhil Kumar and Mohd Ali Qamar to the much-decorated M C Mary Kom, Indian boxing stalwarts stood united in their cry for change.

“There has to be some accountability. First there should be a federation and secondly there should be action against officials and coaches who are responsible for the current state of Indian boxing,” Vijender, who now plies his trade in the professional circuit, told PTI from London. “As for the roadmap ahead, the coaching staff should be overhauled. What’s the problem? The schedule

 Indian boxing’s biggest names demand an all systems reboot to halt the sport’s decline  Only three Indian boxers had qualified for the Rio Games  Not a single woman boxer managed to qualify for the Games this time in the national camp has not changed for so many years. We need fresh ideas. If we have to move forward, we have to be ruthless and change the system,” he asserted.

Only three Indian boxers had qualified for the Rio Games, a sharp decline from the 8 who made the cut four years ago for the London edition. In fact, not a single woman boxer managed to qualify for the Games this time.

“Having a Federation is an absolute must. Once it is done, we can have qualified coaches to improve performance. Good foreign coaches can be hired so that there is a new exchange of ideas and the coaches should also maintain discipline in the camp,” said Mary Kom, a five-time world champion and London Olym-

pics bronze-medallist.

Boxing is currently being administered by an ad-hoc committee after the national federation was terminated by the International Boxing Association (AIBA). The only foreign coach in the national camp -- Cuban B I Fernandes -- was suspended for indiscipline during the infamous meltdown of L Sarita Devi in the 2014 Asian Games.

Currently the long-serving Gurbax Singh Sandhu is the chief coach, assisted by a handful of home-grown coaches.

“I fully agree with Vijender on accountability, besides the coaching staff should also be changed. They have been around for a very long time and I think now it is time to look for something new,” said Akhil, the Beijing Olympics quarter-finalist.

Murray, Serena in US Open 2nd round breezed past US qualifier Jessica Pegula 6-1, 6-1 and fifthseeded Romanian Simona Halep also eased through with a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Belgian Kirsten Flipkens. Men’s third seed Stan Wawrinka of Switzerland, a two-time semifinalist, reached the second round with a 7-6 (7/4), 6-4, 6-4 win over Spain’s Fernando Verdasco.

Kei Nishikori, who became Asia’s first men’s Grand Slam finalist in New York in 2014, when he fell to Marin Cilic in the final, also advanced, downing German Benjamin Andy Murray returns a shot to Lukas Rosol during the Becker 6-1, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3. first round of the U.S. Open, Tuesday. (AP/PTI) N EW YO R K , Au g 3 1 (Agencies): Wimbledon champions Andy Murray and Serena Williams powered into the second round of the US Open as the stars came out on Arthur Ashe Stadium court on Tuesday night.

Williams, launching her latest bid to rewrite the record books, started strong and didn’t let up in 6-3, 6-3 victory over 29th-ranked Ekaterina Makarova. he US world number one appeared untroubled by the balky right shoulder that has hindered her in recent weeks, delivering a dozen aces and 27 winners overall in the 63-minute contest.

“I knew today I needed to be focused because I’ve played her. She’s gotten to the semi-finals. She goes deep in majors,” Williams said of the Russian left-hander who beat her in the fourth round of the 2012 Australian Open.

Vying to become the

fourth man in the Open Era to reach all four major finals in a calendar year, Murray, too, produced a dominant service performance in a 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 victory over Czech Lukas Rosol. “I don’t think I had any break points against me, which is very good,” the Scot said.

Before the floodlights came up, Serena’s elder sister Venus claimed a Grand Slam record of her own as her 6-2, 5-7, 6-4 victory over Ukraine’s Kateryna Kozlova marked her 72nd appearance in the main draw of a major.

The 36-year-old Venus, enjoying a resurgence in a 2016 season that includes a WTA title in Taiwan, survived 63 unforced errors against the rising 22-year-old, although she was pleased that her aggressive approach also yielded 46 winners. Fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland, trying to make it to the quarter-finals in New York for the first time,

Karlovic hits new record

Ivo Karlovic served his way into the US Open record books on Tuesday when he fired 61 aces in his 4-6, 7-6 (7/4), 6-7 (4/7), 7-6 (7/5), 7-5 win over Lu Yen-Hsun of Taiwan. Karlovic, 37, beat the previous best of 49 aces for one match in New York served up by Richard Krajicek in his quarter-final loss to Yevgeny Kafelnikov in 1999.

“I knew there were a lot of aces because there was a period (in the second set) when almost every serve was an ace.

I knew there was a lot but I didn’t know it was this many,” said 6ft 11in (2.11m) Karlovic.

Karlovic had three times previously served more than 50 aces in a tournament -- his previous best in a tour match was 55 against Lleyton Hewitt in 2009 at the French Open.

In the same year, he served 78 aces against the Czech Re public’s Radek Stepanek in a Davis Cup clash.

“Just as boxers are selected through trials, the coaches should also be able to prove themselves.” Ali Qamar, the country’s first ever Commonwealth Games gold-medallist (2002, Manchester), held a similar view. “The coaching staff needs overhaul. The pattern of training hasn’t changed for last many years. Simply going out for training trips is not enough, we need fresh inputs in the national camp. A change in the coaching staff can do that. And if we have to go for a foreign coach, bring someone who is accomplished and has the Olympic experience,” Ali Qamar said.

Vijender said getting a new foreign coach in the national camp would not be a bad idea at this stage. “Don’t we go out to study? Then what’s the harm in getting foreign expertise to our national camp. If there are people out there who are good and have the credentials, what is the harm in trying them out?” asked the celebrated boxer, who was also the first Indian to win a World Championships medal back in 2009.

“We also need people with expertise in sports medicine because boxing is a contact sport. We need experts in mental conditioning to deal with the psychological aspect of boxing. And we need a massive change in our training pattern.

Why can’t we explore places other than Patiala for training?

What’s the harm in having camps at high altitude places like Leh-Ladakh,” he pointed out. Akhil also felt that the national camp can be held occasionally at places like Shilaroo in Himachal Pradesh.

Hamilton, Rosberg predict tight F1 title battle London, Aug 31 (IANS): Reigning Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has said it is “game on” in the world championship battle, while his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg is treating every race “like a cup final”.

Hamilton, 31, holds a nine-point lead over his German rival after Rosberg was victorious in the Belgium Grand Prix on Sunday.

That ended a run of four straight wins for Hamilton, who had trailed by 43 points after four races.

Formula 1 heads to Italy this weekend, with eight races remaining.

“I’m really enjoying the battle out there right now,” Rosberg was quoted as saying by the BBC on Wednesday.

“We’ve got several cars in the mix now which is exciting for us and the fans. I’m taking every race like a cup final.”

Despite losing in Belgium, Hamilton had an encouraging weekend, finishing third inspite of starting on the back row because of a 60place penalty.

“It’s game on for me now with the penalties out of the way and fresh engines ready to use. I can’t wait to get back out there.”

The battle for the title is as tight as it has been since Hamilton and Rosberg were paired at team Mercedes in 2013, with the former looking for a hat-trick of world titles.

Delhi CM felicitates PV Sindhu, Sakshi

Arvind Kejriwal with Olympic silver medalist shuttler PV Sindhu, bronze medalist Sakshi Malik and budding players in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI) New Delhi, Aug 31 (IANS): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal felicitated Olympic medal winners shuttler P.V. Sindhu and wrestler Sakshi Malik and handed over

to them cheques of Rs 2 crore and Rs 1 crore respectively here on Wednesday.

Badminton player P.V. Sindhu had won a silver medal and wrestler Sakshi Malik

bagged a bronze medal at the Rio Olympic games.

“You have set a high benchmark for the women, youth and sportspersons in India. P.V. Sindhu and Sakshi

BCCI in no hurry to host day-night Test: Thakur New Delhi, Aug 31 (IANS): Board Of Control for Cricket In India (BCCI) President Anurag Thakur on Wednesday said that the national cricket board is in no hurry to host a day-night Test match in the country.

The BCCI has already started its experiment with the pink ball in the ongoing Duleep Trophy tournament which is currently being played under lights at the Greater Noida sports complex ground in Greater Noida.

Thakur said that the board will take a decision on the pink ball’s suitability to Indian conditions after the ongoing domestic tournament gets over.

“BCCI is not in a hurry to take any decision and will continue carrying out trials during the ongoing Duleep Trophy,” Thakur was quoted as saying by espncricinfo.

“This is one of the tournaments where we are trying the pink ball. We’ll take the feedback after the tournament is completed. Once it is completed, BCCI can take a call in future whether pink ball is viable in Indian conditions or not, whether it will help to make Test cricket more popular,” he added.

Asserting that the idea of four-day Tests and two-tier Test system are no solutions to bring in more crowds for the longest format, the 41-yearold called for analysing the shortcomings for which Test cricket is being neglected by the audience.

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Yogeshwar ’s dope sample to be tested before awarded silver for 2012 Games

cently concluded Rio Olympic Games, had lost to Kudukhov in the pre-quarterfinals at London. But once the Russian advanced to the final, Yogeshwar got another chance in the repechage round and went on to win bronze.

Yogeshwar wants Kudukhov’s kin to retain Olympic silver

Yogeshwar Dutt

New Delhi, Aug 31 (PTI/IANS): Star India wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt will have to wait to know whether his bronze medal from the 2012 London Olympics is upgraded to silver till the time his sample is cleared by the World AntiDoping Agency (WADA).

Reports emerged that the grappler’s bronze would be upgraded to silver after secondplace finisher of the London Games -- late Besik Kudukhov of Russia -- was stripped off his medal for failing a dope test.

An official confirmation is still awaited and a top Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) official told PTI on Wednesday that even Yogeshwar’s dope test from the 2012 Games has to be cleared before he could be handed the medal.

“Yogeshwar’s tests are also being conducted and once his dope test comes out clean, then only he will be handed the silver medal,” the official said on the condition of anonymity. As per WADA’s revised norms, samples taken for dope tests from international tournaments are now been

stored in deep freeze up to ten years in order to allow the use of advanced technology, available with the passage of time, to catch the dope cheats to ensure that “the clean athletes get justice even if it comes a bit late”.

The IOC has been retesting the samples collected at London as well as 2008 Beijing Olympics, besides other international tournaments, keeping in view of the new rules. As per Russian agency, flowrestling.org, the four-time world champion and two-time Olympic medallist Kudukhov, who had died in a car crash in 2013 in southern Russia, was found to have used a banned substance in a test conducted by the WADA. As a result, Yogeshwar, who had bagged a bronze medal in men’s 60kg freestyle category in London, is now set to join Sushil Kumar as the other Indian silver medallist wrestler from the 2012 Olympics.

Yogeshwar, who had bowed out in the first round of men’s 65kg freestyle at the re-

Yogeshwar Dutt has made a sporting gesture, and said on Wednesday that he wants wrestler Besik Kudukhov’s family to retain the 2012 London Olympics silver of which the Russian was stripped after testing positive for banned substances.

Yogeshwar had lost to Kudukhov in the pre-quarterfinals of the men’s 60kg freestyle category at the London Olympics in 2012. The Russian went on to reach the final which allowed Yogeshwar to compete in the repechage rounds.

The Haryana grappler defeated Franklin Gomez of Puerto Rico, Masoud Esmaeilpour of Iran and Ri Jongmyong of North Korea in the repechage rounds to claim bronze.

However, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) recently decided to re-test samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 Games which returned several positive results.

Kudukhov, who died on December 29, 2013, in a car crash on a federal highway in southern Russia, may now be stripped of his silver medal after his sample also tested positive for a banned substance.

Eng break ODI record; beat Pak to win series

London, Aug 31 (Agencies): England posted the highest ever one-day international total as they beat Pakistan by 169 runs at Trent Bridge to secure a series victory.

Alex Hales struck a record 171 and Jos Buttler made England’s fastest ever 50 from 22 balls as England hit 444-3.

This surpassed the 443-9 posted by Sri Lanka against the Netherlands in 2006.

Pakistan were forced to bat aggressively but their batsmen struggled to build partnerships as they were bowled out for 279.

England have now won 11 of their past 12 ODIs against Pakistan and have a 14-8 ‘Super Series’ lead, with two ODI games and a Twenty20 match remaining (all limited-overs matches are worth two points each).

Robin Smith’s 167 against Australia in 1993 was the previous highest score by an Englishman.

Opener Hales had made just 7 and 14 in his previous one-day innings against Pakistan but he played positively after England won the toss and batted first on a good pitch.

Despite Jason Roy’s early dismissal to a short Hasan Ali delivery, Hales’ aggressive nature saw him register a 55-ball half-century, before earning a reprieve on 73 when he was caught off a no-ball.

His fourth one-day century was brought up from 83 deliveries but still Hales accelerated as he launched Hasan over midwicket to break

England’s Alex Hales bats watched by Pakistan wicketkeeper Sarfraz Ahmed during the third one day international cricket match at Trent Bridge, Tuesday. (AP/PTI) Smith’s 23-year record. Hales targeted the on-side and leftarm seamer Wahab Riaz came in for particular punishment as the Notts man struck 44 runs from 26 deliveries.

He was trapped lbw by the next ball but left the field having hit 22 boundaries and four sixes.

Joe Root played a supporting role to Hales, making 85 from 86 deliveries, but England could have stumbled once he fell in the 37th over.

However Buttler kept up the pressure on Pakistan with a succession of powerful shots all around the ground.

He struck a towering six over long-on and scooped Hasan to fine leg as he registered his half-century.

England captain Morgan added to the carnage by striking a Wahab delivery into the crowd for six as England passed their previous highest one-day total of 408.

Buttler had a late reprieve as he was bowled off a Wahab no-ball, before Morgan made his 31st one-day half-century by clubbing another six into the stand.

Buttler then struck the final ball of the innings over extra cover for four to finish on 90 not out and register a remarkable, unbeaten 161-run partnership with Morgan.

Pakistan did not help themselves with a poor showing in the field, with several misfields giving England early boundaries.

The visitors were forced to bat aggressively from the start but the pressure of England’s extraordinary total meant they could not build partnerships that would last through the innings.

Sharjeel made a quick half-century, flicking Chris Woakes off his hips for three consecutive boundaries before eventually being caught on the rope.

Ben Stokes took his first wicket since injuring his calf as he had Babar caught at cover, before Liam Plunkett dismissed Malik with a 90mph delivery.

The innings petered out before Mohammad Amir’s entertaining cameo, as he made the first ever half-century by a number 11 in ODIs.

Malik have honoured the entire country,” Kejriwal said at the felicitation programme.

Kejriwal also lauded the efforts of coaches and other participants at the Rio Olympics 2016 for their hard work and dedication.

“We are grateful to Sindhu and Sakshi’s coaches for guiding them through this success,” Kejriwal added.

Kejriwal also gave away cheques of Rs 5 lakh each to coaches Pullela Gopichand and Mandeep Singh for Sindhu and Malik’s success.

While expressing her gratitude to the Chief Minister for encouraging sportspersons, Sindhu said, “It is a privilege to be here today (Wednesday). When we were at Rio, we weren’t carrying our phones and had no idea what was happening at home.

When we returned to India, everyone told us that they had been glued to their TV sets for our matches.”

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