September 20, 2017

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVII No. 286

DIMAPUR, wednesday, september 20, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Suu Kyi defends Myanmar actions

Espanyol edge Celta Vigo for 1st win of La Liga season

TN Gov reaches Chennai; HC to hear MLAs disqualification

international, page 9

sports, Page 12

national, page 7

Trump vows to ‘totally destroy’ North Korea

United Nations, Sep 19 (IANS): In his maiden address to the UN General Assembly, US President Donald Trump on Tuesday trumpeted his own achievements and pledged to “totally destroy” North Korea after calling its regime a “band of criminals”.

Amid escalating crisis in the Korean peninsula, a combative Trump referred to “rogue nations” as “the scourge of our planet.” Moments later, he called out North Korea by name, rattling off a list of human rights violations in that country.

Speaking about North Korea’s nuclear threat, he dubbed the Pyongyang regime “depraved” and a “band of criminals”. He urged the UN to further isolate it by imposing more sanctions and threatened to “totally destroy” the country. He referred to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un a “rocket man”, adding that the dictator was on a suicide mission with his nuclear programme that has trig-

2-lane project: CCPO asks govt to hasten process DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Drawing the attention of the state government over delay in issuing land encumbrance free clearance to the union ministry regarding Pfutsero-Phek two-lane road project under SARDP, the Centre Chakhesang Public Organization (CCPO) on Tuesday said that the delay was hindering the process for resumption/fresh tender of the said road project.

In a press release, CCPO president, Nehusa Cukhamu, and general secretary, Shepo Hesuh, pointed out that CCPO at its general public meeting on June 8, 2011 had unanimously resolved to donate land for construction of Pfutsero-Phek two-lane road via Sakraba-Khomi under SARDP-NE Phase ‘A’ except for compensation to those owners whose agriculture and allied projects were to be damaged and to be affected standing houses/buildings.

Subsequently, CCPO said the said resolution and clearance from all seven village councils (Porba, Sakraba, Gidemi, Pholami, Upper Khomi, Middle Khomi and Lower Khomi villages) along with the vice chairman of Sakraba town ad hoc committee was submitted to the concerned authority.

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“Think I could at last make some money out of disaster relief for farmers.”

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Donald Trump

gered global concerns.

Trump, who took office in January, also focussed on himself.

He opened his address by saying that the US had done well since he entered the White House. The stock market was at an all time high and unemployment in the US was at its lowest level. Trump told the world leaders at the UN that terrorists were gaining strength everywhere but insisted that peace was possible.

“To put it simply, we meet at a time of both immense promise and great peril. Terrorists and extremists have gathered strength

and spread to every region of the planet.”

The US, he said, was prepared to combat global instability through military might. “Our military will soon be the strongest it has ever been.”

He underlined that he would always put American interests above all else. And he quickly urged other nations to do the same.

“In America, we do not seek to impose our way of life on anyone, but rather to let it shine as an example for everyone to watch.”

Over the past week, Trump has signalled his frustrations with the Iranian nuclear deal that former President Barack Obama made. On Tuesday, he derided the deal. “Frankly, that deal is an embarrassment to the United States, and I don’t think you’ve heard the last of it - believe me.”

His comments came a day after Iranian Presid e n t H a s s a n Ro u h a n i warned that the US would pay a “high cost” if Trump scrapped the agreement.

NNPGs ask Rio to clarify position on ‘interim govt’ remark Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) Working Committee (WC) has asked Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio to clarify his position on the statement made by him to a news agency claiming that an ‘Interim Government’ would be installed in the state if solution is arrived at before the elections.

Rio told IANS recently that “If the Naga solution comes before the assembly election then there will be an interim government for a brief period as many things will be happening and things will fall into place. And then, only later on can we talk about the next elections.”

NNPGs Working Committee said Rio, by making such statement, sent a “wrong signal” and has “confused the people”. At a time when Nagas have expressed the desire for inclusive permanent solution and the Government of India and NNPGs yet to start a political dialogue, the Working Committee said Rio should refrain from making such “bombastic statements for his own political mileage”.

“Government of India is just about to invite the NNPGs to start political dialogue, so how can Rio say that there will be an interim government when the dialogue has not yet started”, the Working Committee stated.

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ENSF not to participate in DoSE written exam DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) on Tuesday while expressing dismay at the “adamant attitude” of the department of school education (DoSE) stated that it has decided not to participate in written examination for recruitment of graduate teacher (GT) mathematics and science under DoSE scheduled to be held on September 25, 2017.

In a press release, ENSF president, Sepili L. Sangtam, and general secretary, Imtichoba Chang, asserted that the federation was compelled to take such decision against the department “evidently violating” government notification No.EDS/-7/2008 dated January 9, 2009 and “consequently prejudicing the interest and rights of the Eastern Nagas.”

ENSF stated that the department, despite several

representations and appeals, chose to ignore the genuine demands of the federation.

In this regard, the federation has directed all the bona fide aspirants of Eastern Nagaland to “restrain from taking part in the said examination till further notice.”

ENSF has also asked the department not to make any single appointment against the posts “which rightfully belongs to the Eastern Nagas (viz Phom/Konyak/Chang/ Khiamuniungan/Sangtam & Yimchunger.”

The federation affirmed that it would not shy away from protecting and safeguarding the rights of the Eastern Nagaland and would fight till justice delivered.

Meanwhile, ENSF has cautioned that the department would be held solely responsible in the event of any untoward situation arose during the process.

Fin deptt response ‘flimsiest’: NPRAAF DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) has termed the response of the Finance department over the issue involving construction of 17 hostels as “the flimsiest and most unsatisfactory excuse ever encountered by NPRAAF from any government department”.

NPRAAF had disclosed that as per RTI, the Finance department had issued Drawal Authority (DA) twice for the same project, amount and place.

NPRAAF asked, that if the amount was released under CSS “Grants under Proviso to Article 275 (1) under the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India,” as stated by FD, then why the same was not mentioned in the two Drawal Authority for construction of 17 hostels?.

NPRAAF demanded that Finance department furnish sanction copy of the government of India for the two DAs and also document for construction of four hostels for 400 ST girls, to show that the amount came under the ambit of Article 275 (1).

It said if any sanction was received under Article 275 (1), the FD normally releases the amount mentioning the same as in the case of Rs 17 crore which was released on June 16, 2016 vide NO.BUD/8-27/2016-17/LA/644 with break up details for various projects.

NPRAAF asked what exception and intention did the FD not mention in the two DAs that the construction of 17 hostels was under Article 275 (1)? As long as the FD does not furnish GoI sanction copy for these two DAs, the expenditure still remains doubtful, it said.

NPRAAF also wondered why the FD chose to remain silent on the beneficiary list of CM Corpus Fund against which a total amount of Rs 2.46 crore was released on two occasions.

Alleges more irregularities

NPRAAF also brought out another alleged irregularity by the FD on March 31,2017 when the same validity vide NO.BUD/827/2016-17/ZP/010 through DA no.91 of 2016-17 under demand no. 27- Planning Machinery released Rs 31.90 crore “for activities under Provision to Art 275 (1) of the Constitution of India vide GOI letter no. 11015/4 (8)2016-Grant dated 30.03.2017.”

However, NPRAAF said the FD did not mention in the DA as to what “activities” it referred to. Further it said there was also no break up details against the amount released.

Again on June 29,2017 NPRAAF claimed that FD released Rs 19.89 crore vide NO.BUD/8-27/2017-18/QA/660 through DA no. 8 of 2017-18 under demand no. 27 – Planning

Stand up for poor, serve the needy: Gov Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, on Tuesday called upon the people of all communities not to be self-centred, but to stand up for the poor and serve the needy.

Governor was speaking at the distribution of artificial limbs for amputees and callipers to polio patients, which was organized by SD Jain Charitable Clinic, under the aegis of SD Jain Samaj, at SD Jain girl’s college auditorium here.

Acharya lauded the Jain community for taking up the social service of helping the differently abled people and said that “service to the mankind is service to God”.

Further, encouraging the community members to continue to involve in social service, the governor urged them to serve the society so as to make the country strong.

He also asked them to raise

voice for the needy instead of becoming self-centred.

The governor also advised the community not to confine itself to Dimapur only, but to venture out in other parts of Nagaland and provide service to the people.

Also, speaking at the programme, the deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, lauded the Jain community Dimapur for the initiative taken in reaching out to the needy.

Describing the day as “meaningful and fruitful”, DC said that it was a befitting way of celebrating fellow-being, communal existence of all section of the society to reach to “those people who need us the most.”

Yhome said he was impressed by the kind of love and gesture that the Jain community has been extending to people irrespective of their caste, creed and religion.

At the programme, SD Jain charitable clinic joint

secretary, Anil Tongya, gave a brief report while short speeches were also delivered by social worker, Abe Mero and SD jain Samaj president, Om Prakash Sethi.

Various Samajs of Dimapur, organizations and district administrators, attended the programme.

Other highlights of the programme included lightning of the lamp, felicitation of doctors and staff of SD Jain Charitable clinic and distribution of artificial limbs, callipers, wheel chairs to differently abled people.

Altogether, 85 Jain families donated artificial limbs, callipers and wheel chairs. A total of 47 individuals benefitted from the distribution programme.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by SD Jain higher secondary school secretary, Ajay Sethi. Later, vote of thanks was proposed by SD Jain Charitable clinic secretary, Narendra Jain.

NTC PIL: HC seeks reply from govt Organizations flay life attempt DI M AP U R , SEP 1 9 (NPN): The Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by the Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) against the appointment of “unconstitutional advisors and parliamentary secretaries” was heard by the division bench of the Gauhati High Court (GHC) headed by the Chief Justice, Ajit Singh and Justice Manojit Bhuyan on September 18, 2017, NTC media cell stated in a press note.

After hearing the learned senior advocate, S. Dutta and advocate NN Jamir, the High Court bench issued notice of Motion to the respondents made returnable within six weeks, NTC said.

On September 11, the GHC, Kohima bench after hearing the PIL filed by NTC, referred the matter to the chief justice of the High Court.

NTC was optimistic that the Gauhati High Court

would declare the advisors and parliamentary secretaries of Nagaland as unconstitutional within due course of time.

It may be pointed out that the Supreme Court in its landmark judgement on July 26, 2017 declared the appointment of parliamentary secretaries as unconstitutional.

NTC said the appointments of advisors and parliamentary secretaries, made by the chief minister, in Nagaland since 2005 was in total violation of article 164 (IA) of the Constitution of India and in absolute distortion of the Nagaland Rules of Executives Business, 1980.

Further, NTC said the chief minister had no authority/power to administer oath of secrecy within the ambit and parameter of the Constitution of India.

As such, NTC said the administering of oath of se-

crecy by chief minister, T.R. Zeliang to nine advisors and 26 parliamentary secretaries on July 25, 2017 was illegal and unconstitutional.

It reminded that the 91st Constitutional Amendment, which was mandatory for the union government and state governments, has put a ceiling that the numbers of the council of ministers in the union government and state governments should not exceed 15% of the total number of the house (Lok Sabha/State Assembly) or not less than 12.

In sound applicability of this mandatory constitutional provision, NTC said Nagaland should have only 12 ministers in the government.

“The unconstitutional appointment of advisors and parliamentary secretaries have heavy financial burden on state ex-chequer which is unnecessary, unfair and unreasonable,” it said.

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Four business organizations - Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industries (DCCI), Business Associations of Nagas (BAN), East Dimapur Business Association (EDBA) and Chumukedima Chambers of Commerce and Trade Association (CCCTA), have condemned the “dastardly act” of the NSCN (K) on the life attempt meted to proprietor of Kuda Cold Storage, L Doulo on September 18 in Dimapur.

In a joint statement, the business bodies said that since the action of NSCN (K) has defiled the prevailing peaceful atmosphere, it would not remain a mere spectator.

Also, terming it as unimaginable on the “brutish attempt” on the life of a “humble and soft spoken grandfather”, the statement said “it was beyond the realm of reason that yearly commercial tax notice was issued twice to the same enterprise by the same NPG”.

In this regard, the four busi-

ness organizations have served a 15-day deadline to the responsible authority demanding that the perpetrators involved be arrested immediately and dealt with as per the law of the land.

They further warned that failure to arrest the perpetrators will invite appropriate and befitting action.

KCCI: Kohima Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has strongly condemned the murder attempt on L. Doulo, proprietor of M/s. Kuda Cold Storage by unidentified armed miscreants on Monday. KCCI information & publicity secretary reiterated its stand against taxation and unethical use of forceful means on trading community.

KCCI said such “unlawful activities” should be condemned by all right thinking citizens.

KCCI therefore strongly urged the law enforcing agencies to book the perpetrators and deliver justice to the traumatized victim in particular and the business community as a whole.

Machinery “for implementation of various activities under Art 275 (1) of the constitution as per release made by GOI vide F.No.11015/4(8)2016-Grant dated 23.3.2017.” In this case too, there was no mention of as to what “various activities” mean nor the break-up details for the purported “activities” was given.

NPRAAF therefore urged upon the FD to furnish break-up details of activities for which an amount of Rs 51.79 crore (Rs 31.90 cr + Rs 19.89 cr) was released. It said additionally if Rs 17 core released on June 16, 2016 was added, the total amount so far released under Article 275 (1) comes to Rs 68.79 crore (Rs 51.79 cr + Rs 17 cr).

Since the FD had issued sanction under Art 275 (1) and subsequently released by FD but without any break-up details or mention in DAs that the amount was under Art 275 (1), NPRAAF strongly suspected that such doubtful expenditures could run into hundreds of crores. In this connection, NPRAAF appealed to the State Vigilance Commission to immediately inquire into this issue relating to Art 275 (1) fund release and bring out the truth in the interest of the public.

NPRAAF also expressed appreciation on the FD but demanded it furnish in public domain all details of funds received under Art 275 (1).

Amit Shah’s visit postponed

Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 19 (NPN): BJP president Amit Shah, who was slated to visit the three North Eastern states- Meghalaya, Nagaland and Assam from September 28, has postponed his visit.

According to BJP sources, Shah had to postpone his visit due to unavoidable circumstances.

Talking to Nagaland Post, BJP State unit president Visasolie Lhoungu also informed about the postponement. Shah, who was supposed to visit Nagaland on September 29, is slated to arrive on October 8, Lhoungu said.

Lhongou said apart from meeting BJP party workers and legislators, Shah is also likely meet NGOs and Church and hold a press conference with the state media fraternity.

Lhoungu informed that that the state unit had sent a letter to Amit Shah, seeking his approval to meet the Church leaders and NGOs, for which they were yet to receive the confirmation.

NGBF seeks time for Aadhaar linking

DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) has described making Aadhaar mandatory in every official work as “inappropriate and a hasty decision”.

In a press release, NGBF president, Shaleem Konyak, and general secretary, Shikuto Zalipu, expressed dismayed at the government’s order to link Aadhaar with BPL cards in such a short period of time not realizing infrastructure shortcoming especially in rural areas. NGBF pointed out that people living in rural areas were still not aware of Aadhaar and were wary of it being made.

Therefore, the NGBF has appealed to the government not to enforce linking Aadhaar with BPL card, saying that would lead to the majority of BPL card holders being denied of their benefits. “And if it becomes absolutely necessary, we appeal to the govt. to extend the time period wherein we can reach out to as many beneficiaries as possible,” NGBF stated.

NSF on Aadhaar-SIM link

Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has informed the general public not to pay any amount for linking Aadhaar card with SIM card as the service was free of cost.

In a press release, NSF public grievances cell chairman, Boketo Kiho, stated that it was authenticated after NSF visited the telecom service providers in the state.

Stating that some agencies and retailers continue to charge for linking Aadhaar with SIM card, the federation cautioned that any agencies or retailers found practising such fraudulent activities would be “dealt with befittingly.”

In the event of such malpractices, NSF has urged the general public to lodge detail complaints with the NSF office or any of its federating unit offices.

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GHI Dmu celebrates ‘Hindi Divas’

‘Cultural show’ presented by students on ‘Hindi Divas’ on Tuesday.

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DIMAPUR, SEP 19 (NPN): Government Hindi Institute (GHI) Dimapur celebrated “Hindi Divas” under the theme “Hindi Ki Kramik Vikas” on Tuesday at its premises, Oriental Colony Dimapur.

Speaking at the programme as chief guest, department of school education, principal director Smita Sarangi, said “We may differ from each other but one language can unite us together.”

She also deliberated on the importance of learn-

ing the national language saying a person’s identity was recognized by its language.

Sarangi also encouraged the faculty of the institution to deliver their best in imparting quality education to the students so that they would not only

learn but would understand the value of learning.

Hindi instructor TN Pandey also spoke on the importance of Hindi language which has become one of the major subjects and a medium of learning.

He said that one should not only understand Hindi language but also learn how to speak, read and write.

At the programme, welcome address was delivered by Hindi instructor, AS Arthotngam, invocation prayer was pronounced by Bhojpuri Hindi Baptist Church, Ghorapatti Dimapur Pastor, DK Peter.

Va r i o u s c u l t u r a l shows, dances and songs was presented by the students which was also followed by prize distribution. The programme was also attended by Deputy District Education officer (DDEO) Dimapur R. Amongla Jamir, vote of thanks was delivered by Hindi Instructor, Wonimo Lotha.

Poll related violence at Tuli town

Vehicles damaged during poll related clash at Tuli town on Tuesday.

DIMAPUR: Tuli sub-division under Mokokchung district has already been gripped with poll related violence, as supporters of two intending candidates on Tuesday clashed resulting in damage to properties and burning down of vehicles.

According to reports, a group of supporters of an intending candidate had reportedly attacked the supporters of another intending candidate, leading to stone pelting. Both the sides were engaged in the

scuffle before IRB personnel arrived at the spot.

During the clash one bike was burnt down and a maruti alto and van was also damaged.

It was reported that the house of one supporter was also damaged by the rival group. Even though tension remained high between the rival groups, the situation was brought under control after security forces stepped in. A resident of Tuli town was shocked to note that the true spirit of “Clean Elec-

tion”, which kick-started in Tuli under the banner of LKMCEC, has been totally marred by such act of violence. The residents of Tuli town fear that such violence to continue in the days to come, which would affect the peaceful atmosphere in the area. In this regard, the residents of Tuli have appealed to the district administration and police to impartially take action against any kind persons instigating violence in the area.

The residents

PVHSS Dimapur celebrates ‘mahalaya’

DIMAPUR: Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School (PVHSS) Dimapur primary section celebrated “mahalaya” – the beginning of ‘debi paksha’ (fortnight of the goddess) celebration on Tuesday at Pranab Jubilee Auditorium.

During the occasion, the students of the school staged a dance drama “aagamani” which depicted the war between goddess Durga – the symbol of goodness and Mahishasura, the symbol of evil and the ultimate victory of the good over the evil.

The programme was blessed by secretary, PVHSS Dimapur, Swami Chinmayanandaji Maharaj and attended by PVHSS principal, Monoj Bhattacharjee, headmaster, L.C. Das, in-charge primary section, Partha Sarathi Chakraborty and all the teachers, parents, guardians and students.

DED releases numbers for consumer’s complain DIMAPUR: Office of the Dimapur Electrical Division (DED) has issued list of land line and mobile number for consumer’s complain in different areas under Dimapur Electrical division.

A release by executive engineer DED , Er. Imsenkaba, has issued the contact numbers as follows: FUSE CALL SDO(E) NO I office fuse call-03862-230114, 7085011379, 7085011383; SDO(E) NO II Burma Camp fuse call-03862-232199,7085011440; Purana Bazar fuse call- 03862-234229, 7085011393; 4th mile fuse call-7085011392; SDO(E) NO III office fuse call- 03862-248163, 7085011387. Signal Bazar fuse call-03862244022, 7085011388 CONTROL ROOM Nargajan control room- 03862-229600; Metha control room-03862-244828; Industrial control room- 03862-248073; Burma Camp control room-03862-225676; Referral control room-9856150910; Sovima control room9089059281; Dairy Farm control room7085011390 and Super Market control room7085840654.

Condolence messages on demise of late Viyekha DIMAPUR: Organisations and individuals have expressed pain at the demise of former MLA, Veyikha Ghaponza who passed away on September 18.

NLA Speaker: Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier has expressed sadness at the demise of late Viyekha Rengma. In a condolence message, Dr. Imtiwapang described late Viyekha as a dynamic public leader who had dedicated his life for the welfare of the Naga people.

Dr. Imtiwapang stated that late Viyekha was a man of principle and strong determination and in his death the state in general and for

Rengma tribe in particular has lost a committed leader. Dr. Imtiwapang on his own behalf and on behalf of the NLA has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

NNPGs: Six NNPGs Working Committee in a condolence note has expressed deepest sorrow at the demise of late Viyekha Apon, ex-MLA. NNPGs stated that late Apon was the first MLA from Rengma community and his demise has created a huge vacuum. NNPGs stated that his noble work for the cause of Nagas as a dynamic leader would always

be remembered and cherished.

The six NNPGs extended its heartfelt condolence and prayed that Almighty God give strength and solace to the bereaved family members and also prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Deo Nukhu: Advisor for Higher Education & NBHM, Deo Nukhu has expressed deep pain at the demise of late Veyikha Ghaponza and said his death was not only a loss for Rengma community and Tenyimi people but to the Nagas as a whole. Nukhu has also conveyed condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

RSZ: Rengma Selo Zi in a condolence note message has described late Veyikha Ghaponza as a true patriot, faithful regional politician.

RSZ stated that late Apon was regarded as a fatherly figure among the Rengma Nagas and that his demise has created a huge vacuum in society. It stated that Rengmas have lost a guiding star and added that late Apon’s legacy and exemplary life shall continue to live among the generation as a gift. Further, RSZ has conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family and eternal rest to the departed soul.

NSLSA ‘door to door’ campaign in Dimapur, Wokha

(Left-Right): Members of Dimapur District Legal Services Authority. Wokha District Legal Services Agency at the campaign.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) is set to begin “door to door” campaign organised by Nagaland State Legal Services Authority on the theme “Reach out, someone over there needs you” on September 23 while Wokha District Legal Services Agency (WDLSA) has kick started the campaign on September 15.

A press note by DDSLA stated that during the campaign, principal district and sessions Judge, Dimapur and chairman DDLSA, Hukato Swu, Chief Judicial K

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Magistrate, Dimapur/ secretary DDLSA, Ajongba Imchen along with 20 panel lawyers and 10 Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) would cover 10,000 households in the targeted village and colonies to create legal awareness.

The selected villages/ colonies are: Phevima Village, Aoyimkum village; Ragailong, Namgailong; Showuba old, Diphuphar; Zutovi, Pimla; Rilan village, Senjum village; Shukhuvi village (chang), Tsithrongse Village (Sangtam); Garo Bosti, Padumpukhuri village; Chumukedima, Teny-

iphe; Medziphema village, Kukidolong; and Sethikema, Sethekima Basa.

In this regard, DDLSA has requested all the village councils, student bodies, women organisations and churches of the selected villages, colonies for cooperation and participate in the campaign. It has further requested the concern village council chairman and GB of the colonies to inform all the public to be at station/home on day of campaign. For further more information one has been asked to contact at front office DDLSA, contact

No.7005159700.

WDLSA: Wokha District Legal Services Agency has commenced the “door to door” campaign on September 15 in the presence of secretary, panel lawyers and PLVs WDLSA at court premises.

A release by WDLSA stated that it has divided members into five groups consisting of panel lawyers and PLVs to cover five blocks under Wokha district – Wokha block, Bhandari block, Wozhuro block, Ralan block and Sanis block.

The campaign on Wo-

zhuro block started on September 15 and concluded on September 18; campaign on Phiro, Wozhuro and Shaki villages completed on September 15 and Sankitong village was covered on September 17. Altogether 208 households were covered during the “door to door” campaign.

WDLSA stated that Wokha block started the mission and completed three villages namely Wokha, Longsachung and Niroyo and that Longsa village was yet to be covered.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, September 20, 2017

NPF CEC traditional meeting in Dimapur

Neiphiu Rio addresses the traditional meeting of the NPF CEC on Tuesday.

DIMAPUR: NPF Central Executive Council (CEC) held its traditional meeting on Tuesday at Nousi Auditorium, Niathu Resort Dimapur.

According to a release by NPF Central, press & information cell, the meeting which was

attended by NPF president, Neiphiu Rio, chief minister TR Zeliang and elected members adopted the resolution drafting committee proposals and approved the proposals of the election board.

The gathering of m o r e tha n 100 C EC

members was exhorted

by Neiphiu Rio, T.R. Zeliang, DAN chairman Noke Wangnao, Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur State units etc. while the programme was chaired by NPF working president, Nyamnyei Konyak.

Awareness on food safety in Zunheboto

DIMAPUR: Awareness on food safety for the Food Business Operators (FBOs) was held on September 8 at the conference hall of Zunheboto Chamber of Commerce & Industries (ZCCI). A press note by CMO Zunheboto, stated that chief medical officer (CMO) -cum-designated officer Zunheboto, Dr. G. Hokishe Sema, in his keynote address, highlighted the importance of FSSAI licensing and registration of FBOs, mode of transfer of food borne diseases, maintenance of hygiene of food handlers and kitchens of restaurants and hotels. He also stressed on the health hazards of gutka and pan masala and informed the FBOs that the products have been banned throughout the country. The FBOs were also sensitised on the various penalties associated with violation of Food Safety and Standard Act, 2006, stated the release. Dr. Hokishe suggested and encouraged them to adopt food safety norms in the district for the well being of the consumers. Altogether 60 FBOs, food safety officer Zunheboto and ZCCI president and colleagues attended the programme.

Awareness prog on HIV & AIDS at Lakhuni

DIMAPUR: Awareness programme on “HIV & AIDS, STI & OST-cum-free health check” was organised for inhabitants of Alongtaki village and Lakhuni village by Jiremmen Youth Society (JYS) drop-in-centre Mangkolemba at Lakhuni Community Hall on September 17. Short speeches on “harm reduction” were delivered by Along Longchar and Dr. Jeti of CHC Mangkolemba. The programme was led by Aienla while benediction was pronounced by youth director Lakhuni Baptist church. Around 100 residents from the two villages were treated for various ailments and provided free medicines.

news in brief NFHRCC emergency meeting: Nagaland FootHill Road Co-ordination Committee (NFHRCC) has convened an emergency meeting on September 20, 4 p.m. at its office Khermahal to discuss issues related to ongoing road construction. All the concern members have been asked to attend the meeting.

SBC meeting: Sumi Baptist Convention (SBC) has informed Sumi reverends irrespective of all denominations that a meeting has been convened on September 26-27, for prayer and fasting at land resources center, Jalukie Road. All the reverends have been asked to bring gown.

For further queries, one has been asked to contact at 9436815325.

BS&GA Wokha informs: Bharat Scouts & Guides Association (BS&GA) Wokha district has informed that it would be celebrating “International Day of Peace” on September 21, 10 a.m. at Mount Sinai School Wokha under the theme “Togetherness for peace, respect, safety and dignity for all”. All principal/headmaster of Cistus, Regimental, Mt. Sinai, LMS, Isaiah and Mt. Carmel Schools have been asked to send their Scout & Guides with full uniform and reach the venue by 9 a.m..

AAUD joint meeting: Akuluto Area Union Dimapur (AAUD) has convened a joint meeting on September 23, 10 a.m. at union banker, Thilixu. All the project planning members and office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting.

FGN joint meeting: Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has informed that a joint meeting of the Naga National Council (NNC) and the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has been convened on September 25, 10 a.m. at transit peace camp, Kohima on the Alee policy of the nation. All the central and regional authorities and high ranking Naga army officers of the NNC/FGN have been requested to attend the meeting.

BJP 54 A/C executive session: BJP 54 A/C mandal executive session has been convened on September 21, 9:30 a.m. at Navinn Hotel, Tuensang town, New Tower Clock. All the mandal officer bearers of yuva morcha, mahela morcha have been requested to attend the meeting.

NCP informs: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) state convenor, Vanthungo Odyuo has informed that, state central executive

meeting would be held along with NCP national secretary-cum-spokesperson and in-charge of North East, NCP, Narendra Verma on September 22, 3 p.m. at Acacia restaurant followed by press conference at 4.30 pm at the same venue. All NCP central office bearers, frontal chiefs and district office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting positively KMC joint meeting with panchayat: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has convened a joint meeting with all the Panchayat chairman/secretary and sanitary committee on September 20 at 11 a.m. at KMC office. All concerned have been asked to attend the meeting.

Adhoc teachers Phek district meeting: Adhoc teachers under Phek district has informed all Adhoc teachers under the four sub-divisions that an emergency meeting has been convened on September 27, 11 a.m. at DIET for formation of All Adhoc Teachers Group Phek unit (ATGPU) and selection of executives.

All the teachers who have appeared the last sutiability test conducted by the DSE in the month of May, 2017 under various categories have been informed to attend the meeting along with membership fee of Rs. 500. For further details one has been asked to contact at 9612825946, 8730883392.

GPRN/NSCN national prayer and fasting: GPRN/NSCN National prayer and fasting has been scheduled from September 22 to 24 at the council headquarters, Khehoyi. All rank and files from civil set up and Naga army have been informed to attend the programme.

DDEO Wokha informs: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Wokha, Lebu Krose has informed that the selection test for scholarship under Children Education Assistance Fund (CEAF) 2017 would be conducted on September 23 at GHSS Wokha for Wokha center and GHSS Bhandari for Bhandari center. All applicants of CEAF 2017 have been asked to appear the test at their designated centers under the jurisdiction of DEO Wokha.

GPRN/NSCN discharges one: GPRN/ NSCN chief secretary, Inaka Tsuqu has informed that as per approval from higher authority, the GPRN/NSCN has discharged deputy secretary, Litongse Sangtam from national service on account of feeble health with immediate effect.

SVYO condemns firing incident

DIMAPUR: Sovima Village Youth Organization (SYO) has condemned the firing by some miscreants inside the premises of JCB showroom at 6th mile, Sovima village on September 18.

In a condemnation note SVYO president, Neiketuo Rüpreo stated that such act of violence within the village jurisdiction would not be entertained and tolerated.

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Guwahati Cloudy with a thunderstorm

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Itanagar A couple of showers

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Tuensang Cloudy with a thunderstorm

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Zunheboto Overcast, a t-storm in spots

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MLA Yitachu (Row 1, 3rd - Right) with NPF party workers at Wokha. (NP)

Correspondent WOKHA, SEP 19 (NPN): Coming hard on the present Nagaland government, MLA Yitachu has termed the government as “partyless and unconstitutional” adding that “Neiphiu RioT.R. Zeliang party” was in trouble despite claiming majority.

Addressing NPF party workers in Wokha on Tuesday, NPF Wokha district in-charge, Yitachu vowed

to fight against the dissidents to save NPF party and also to safeguard the future of the Nagas.

Claiming that Rio-TR “party-less government was “dying”, he said they were in a situation where they have to decide “whether to die in the hospital or at home”.

He said the “partyless” government was “desperate” and therefore was fighting to take over NPF but asked the party work-

1 Nagaland Girls Bn take part in SHS

1 Nagaland Girls Bn NCC cadets during cleanliness drive.

DIMAPUR: With an aim to intensify the focus and create an environment of cleanliness across the country, 1 Nagaland Girls Bn NCC, Kohima cadets under aegis of Gp HQ NCC, Kohima is participating in the nationwide campaign on “Swachhta Hi Sewa (SHS)” from September 15 to October 2.

A press note by commanding officer of 1 Nagaland Girls Bn, Col Rajeev Kumar, informed that approximately 70 institutes i.e. schools and colleges in

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all 11 districts of Nagaland and affiliated to the unit for NCC activities are participating in the campaign.

The release stated that the cadets aim to raise awareness amongst the general public and also carry out cleanliness drive in the neighbourhood. It focussed on the overall campaign of ‘swachha bharat’ launched across the nation, informed the release.

“Swachhta hi sewa” programme was inaugurated in NCC affiliated institutes of the unit in

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Nagaland on September 15 and would encompass cleanliness drives, mass awareness rallies, speeches, seminars, theme based skits and cleaning of statues spread over the stated period, wherein approximately 4000 NCC girl cadets of the unit will be participating.

The release informed that the cleanliness drive was also organised in Meriema village, which has been adopted by the unit for social and community development activities.

ers not to worry as RioTR would never have any claim over NPF party.

Nar rating the sequence of events that led to NPF crisis, he said Urban Local Bodies (ULB) election was the main reason behind the crisis. He accused the chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, Nagaland governor, P.B. Acharya and BJP party of being “double standard”. The MLA also accused Zeliang of having made a “secret

pact” with BJP with an intention to join NPF legislators to it.

Asserting that Constitution of India was blatantly violated in formation of the present government, Yitachu said “our special rights under Article 371A have no guarantee under such leaders who has scant regard for the rule of law.”

Further, the MLA also called upon all party workers to start identifying fresh candidates for 2018 assembly elections, saying “We will continue to remain as NPF and will continue to issue NPF tickets.”

During the meeting, representatives from various assembly constituencies and division/central addressed the house. COB vice president and inchange Wokha Division, Tsumongo Ovung, also spoke on the occasion.

The meeting was chaired by general secretary NPF Wokha division, Manthungo Kikon and NPF Wokha, president, Mhonthung Patton delivered welcome address. The MLA was accompanied by NPF central leaders.

UNDP Nagaland organises quarterly RRM of VCCMs in Dmu

Regional review meeting of VCCM in progress at CMO office Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: United Nations Development Prog ramme (UNDP) Nagaland organised second round of zone-wise quarterly Regional Review Meeting (RRM) of Vaccine and Cold Chain Managers (VCCM) on September 18 at Chief Medical Officer (CMO) office Dimapur.

A release by CMO Dimapur office stated that UNDP has been working with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in establishing an electronic Vaccine Intelligence Network (eVIN) system to improve vaccine and cold chain logistics management across all Cold Chain Points (CCP) in Nagaland since 2016.

It sated that real-time

visibility of vaccine stock and flow became visible on September 21, 2016 thereafter, storage temperature was also made visible on May 20, 2017 across all CCPs in Nagaland.

The release stated that to effectively implement eVIN, dedicated VCCM have been assigned for all 11 districts of Nagaland who are co-ordinating and working with the district program officers of each district under government of India’s Universal Immunisation Programme.

On Monday meeting, a power-point presentation was given by project officer UNDP, Imli Longkumer, VCCMs of Dimapur, Peren and Wokha were asked to assess the status and activi-

ties of each district for the last quarter (June-August 2017). The meeting was followed by discussion on issues and recommendations to improve cold chain management and UIP. New developments and features related to eVIN and temperature loggers were shared with the officials by senior project officer UNDP, Kingson Kamkara and the team.

The meeting was attended by CMO Dimapur, Dr. Vikato Kinimi, deputy CMO, Dr. Antoly Swu, DPOUIP-RCH, Dr. Lanuakum, district programme manager, district vaccine store manager and cold chain handler of district hospital Dimapur along with UNDP state officials.

NBVDBA supports KDLSA inaugurates legal service NSVDBA’s demand on DBT clinic; imparts legal awareness

DIMAPUR: Niuland Block Village Development Board Association (NBVDBA) has extended support to Nagaland State VDB Association (NSVDBA) demands for extension of time for implementing Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) for greater interest and welfare of poor job card holders of rural areas.

In a press statement, Niuland Block Village Development Board Association president, Vikheyi Zhimomi and general secretary, Atoki Zhimo N stated that if the process was suddenly implemented, many poor job card holders would be deprived of the benefits as many job-card holders have not yet obtained aadhaar card nor opened their bank account due to “backwardness and poor facilities”.

NBVDBA stated that

so far only one third of job-card holders have obtained aadhaar card and bank account in the block and that there were many errors that require rectification and added that the verification process would take more time.

It also informed that in a Public Financial Management System (PFMS) and Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) meeting held on September 11 headed by BDO Niuland and APC (DRDA) Dimapur, the association had clearly explained the matter relating to PFMS and DBT. The release stated that Niuland Block Village Development Board Association in the meeting also narrated the matter relating to the problem that would affect the job card holders if the proposed DBT under MGNREGA was suddenly implemented.

Chief guest along with KDLSA members and PLVs on Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent KIPHIRE, SEP 19 (NPN): Kiphire District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) on Tuesday inaugurated a legal service clinic and organised legal awareness on consumer rights and Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) schemes at Amahator village.

Speaking at the programme as chief guest, SDO(C) Kiphire, Longtiba

Sangtam, appreciated KDLSA for setting up a legal service clinic and also urged the community to avail free legal aid. He deliberated on the importance of knowing one’s basic legal rights.

During the awareness session, APP Kiphire, Sentila Aier, enlightened the gathering on consumer rights; panel lawyer, Hotingkyu Sangtam, highlighted the role of DLSA & Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs)

and NSLSA schemes while the role of child welfare committee for children in need of care and protection was presented by CWC chairman & PLV, Asuthong.

The programme was chaired by PLV, Daniel Sechopi Sangtam, vote of thanks was extended by PLV, K. Alipa Sangtam and invocation was pronounced

by Pastor Khariba from Amahator village.

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IMPHAL, Sep 19: Nonstop torrential rain in the last 48 hours triggered flash flood in many low lying areas across the valley districts of Manipur.

Reports said that many low laying areas like Sugnu and its adjoining areas of Kakching district bordering hill district of Chandel have been inundated.

Thoubal district was also hit by the flood and people have started preparing to evacuate to safer places as rivers are likely to overflow at any time if the downpour continued further. Various farms and standing paddy crops have also been affected by the logging water.

Wangjing river, one of the major river has overflowed at many places inundating many villages at Khangabok area of Thoubal district.

Chakipikarong area of Chandel district was also hit by the torrential downpour in the last two days.

In Imphal, many low lying areas have been inundated.

Reports said that roads and by-lanes at Keishamthong, Sagolband and Thangmeiband areas have been submerged under water.

BSI Tamei branch inaugurated

DIMAPUR, Sep 19 (NPN): The Bible Society of India (BSI) Dimapur auxiliary inaugurated its new fundraising branch at Tamei, Manipur on August 9.

Pastor M. Kaidombou will head the branch as president, Mathiuningbou Thiumai as secretary and pastor AB Silubou as treasurer. Besides the office bearers, 5 persons were also elected as committee members.

Rev.Z. Mairilungbou executive secretary Liangmai Naga Baptist Association (LNBA) has expressed appreciation to BSI ministry for providing Bible to Liangmai Naga community.

DIET employees strike begin

Correspondent

Diphu, Sep 19: The pendown strike by teaching and non-teaching staff of District Institute of Education and Training (DIET), Diphu began Tuesday. The employees were demanding release of their 17 months pending salary and disposal of monthly salary in usual manner.

The problems of the employees have been apprised to the CEM of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council, Tuliram Ronghang however no response has been received from him.

BJP chief to visit M’laya on Oct 7 Correspondent

Shillong, Sep 19: BJP national president Amit Shah has re-scheduled his visit to Meghalaya to chalk out strategies for his party to take on the ruling Congressled government.

Shah, who cancelled his September 28 visit to Shillong, will now visit the city on October 7.

“He (Shah) has to postpone his visit to the

State due to Durga Puja c e l e b r a t i o n s,” S t a t e President, Shibun Lyngdoh said.

During his visit, Shah would chalk out strategies to take on the ruling Congressled government. He will also inaugurate his party office here besides meeting several political leaders.

Elections for the 60-member M e g h a l aya l e g i s l a t ive assembly are likely to be held in February 2018.

NAME CHANGE

I, Y. Shompha Konyak, S/o Yiangkhar do here by change my father surname Yiangkhar to Shri. Yeangkhak dt of birth 01-07-1961. vide an Affidavit No 543 dt 11-08-2017 made before Executive Megistrate Changlang (AP). Henceforth my father shall be known as Shri.

Yeangkhar for all purposes.

DP-9900 MARRIAGE AFFIDAVIT

We, 1. Sashi Kumar Sethi 2. Manisha Jain (Old Name) solemnly declare and affirm the following : That we are married under Hindu Marriage Act/Rights/Customs and are living together as married couple since 28.6.1991.

That Manisha Jain would henceforth be known as Manisha Devi Sethi (New Name) by virtue of our marriage.

Notary Public Regd. No. 375/2017, Date : 21/04/2017 DP-9894

Correspondent

Shillong, Sep 19: The grand finale of the Shillong Hackathon 2017 under the theme ‘Clean and Liveable City’ was held on Tuesday.

Under the Hackathon, ideas and corresponding solutions were being solicited from citizens to find proper solution to make Shillong city clean.

Speaking at the programme, Additional Chief Secretary H. Marwein said that IT solutions can be an effective mechanism to address the various problems which has plagued the city in recent times. Highlighting how technology has brought people together by new innovations, Marwein said that technological ideas and innovations can

be solution to solve all the problems.

Commissioner & Secretary, Urban Affairs Department, F. R. Kharkongor said that the main idea behind Hackathon was to give a platform for the young minds through technology know-how and innovations and to engage them in finding a permanent solution to the issues that Shillong city is facing.

He also said that to get the best out of the event, “3 Es”- Engagement, Expression and Empowerment is being utilized.

Kharkongor said that out of the total entries received, 60% relates to the traffic management and the rest relates to urban management like garbage waste disposal, automatic tracking of garbage etc.

Violence during bandh in Arunachal Itanagar, Sep 19 (PTI): Violence marred the dawnto-dusk statewide bandh as normal life came to a halt in Arunachal Pradesh following the bandh called by the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU).

In the state capital, bandh supporters damaged several vehicles including torching a state transport bus and a private vehicle during morning hours, Capital SP Sagar Singh Kalsi said. Reports of violence were also pouring in from Namsai, Changlang and several other districts.

All government offices, educational institutions, markets, commercial establishments remained closed while public and private transport remained off the road. Though a few state transport buses were seen plying during the morning hours, but the services were suspended later, police said.

The AAPSU has called the bandh in protest against the Union Home Ministry’s recent decision to grant citizenship to the Chakma and the Hajong refugees in the state.

Happy birthday Disha May your day be as bright as your smile and as lovely as you. You are always loved sweetheart.

You are loved, today, tomorrow and always.

Happy birthday.

From all your family members.

Dear Tsei-o Soho!!!

On this Day the 20th September 2017 (1st Birth Anniversary) you have successfully travelled 365 days against all odds and obstacles. We really felt glad and proud while watching you in your 1 year journey that you have been keeping yourself like a blooming Rose even in the midst of the thorns. Your entry in to our family has brought Love, Peace, Oneness, Trustworthy etc that we deserve for a long time. May you continue to live like a blooming flower that generously feeds insects with its enlightened fragrance at all free. “A very Happy Birth Day Tsei-o Soho”.

-Lots of Love from loving Parents & Relatives Happy birthday,dearest Chubajungla!

As you complete four year on this special day , we wish you all the best in life. May you remain forever the joy and happiness in our lives. God bless.

With love & prayers from Dad, Mom & Relatives.

SUMI COMMUNITY

KOHIMA CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO TELONGJEM KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

PWD, CHANDMARI & PORTERLANE (PCP) KOHIMA : NAGALAND.

With great pride & honour, the Kohima Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem would like to extend its heartiest congratulations to Shri. T. Imkonglemba Ao, IAS on being promoted to the Rank of Principal Secretary, Government of Nagaland.

The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continues to bless him with good health, wisdom & success in his future endeavours.

T. ONEN JAMIR IMNAMEREN PONGEN President General Secretary

The Sumi Community PWD, CHANDMARI & PORTERLANE KOHIMA with immense pride and joy congratulates Mr. IVETO AWOMI for being promoted to Principal Private Secretary (PPS) Govt. of Nagaland.

The Community prays and wishes success in his future endeavours. ( HESHITO SHOHE) ( KHEKIYE KIBA) Chairman Secretary Sumi Community (PCP) Sumi Community (PCP)

FELICITATION

NAGA PEOPLE FRONT

5 GHASPANI-II ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY PRESS RELEASE

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

The undersigned NPF 5-Ghaspani-II A/C office bearers belonging to Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, NPF group, in its executive meeting held on 18/09/2017 have deliberated and decided to resign from office bearers along with more than 100 primary/active members whose signatures are appended in the annexure by adopting the following resolutions.

1. To extend our unflinching support to the present sitting MLA Shri Zhaleo Rio, IAS(Retd.) Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Municipal Affairs Deptt and to whole heartedly continue to support him in the ensuing General Assembly election 2018.

2. To strengthen the NPF majority party under the dynamic leadership of Shri Neiphi-u Rio, President NPF & M.P. (Lok Sabha) and safe the regional party in the interest of Naga people in general.

3. To support the undisputed leadership of Shri T.R. Zeliang, Chief Minister, Nagaland.

Signature of 5-Ghaspani-II Office bearers

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 19th Sept' 17

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

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Wosumo Ovung Village /Town Block No. : 4, Patta No. : 1500, Dag No. : 487/1743, 495/1744, Area : 00B-02K-07 Ls., North : Main Road, South : Lt. Birenthung, East : Thungbemo Ngullie, West : Wozamo.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Dt. Zbto the 15/9/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti. K. Swukali Chishi of Old Town Colony, Zunheboto, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her mother Lt. Botoli Sema, has expired on 17/01/2015.

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

Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

NO.JUD.21/2017-18/103 Dtd. Zbto. the 15/09/2017 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smt. Hoyeli of Xukhepu Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Late Yezhevi Sema has expired on 31/08/2017.

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

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DECLARATION

I, Smti. S. Kumrha, wife of Shri. Amar Sing, resident of Ward No-01, Chumukedima Town, District-Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. I am a bonafide citizen of India and presently residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That I am the sole and absolute owner of a plot of land situated at Ward No-01, Chumukedima Town, District - Dimapur, Nagaland measuring about 10,000 sq. ft. (100 x 100) bearing Village Serial No-1971 issued by Chümoukedima Village Council, Dist-Dimapur which is bounded and butted by the following boundaries i.e., North - P. Zeliang, South - Peko Angami, EastApproch Road and West - Irrigation Channel.

3. That I have mortgaged my said land to Smti. Visheli, resident of Ward No - 01, Chumukedima Town, District - Dimapur, Nagaland for some consideration of amount and in this regard a Mortgage Deed was executed vide dated 09/10/2014.

4. That however, a dispute arose which is pending settlement between the parties before the Ward No-01 Union Office, Chumukedima Town.

5. That this declaration is made for the purpose of declaring that I am the sole and absolute owner of the said land and any party/ parties involved in selling/purchasing my said land will be doing so at their own risk for which the declarant shall not be liable in any manner or way whatsoever.

6. That the above statements is made in my full sound mind and good health without any enticement, fear or coercion from any quarters and I here undo put my signatures in presence of the following witnesses.

Witness :

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

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NO. JUD. 21/2017-18/05

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Md. Ibrahim Khan Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Sufia Begum Khan relation wife R/o. H.No. GB. 35/2 Hazi Park to draw his/her Bank Acct, Landed Property etc, who expired on 1/6/17. Covered by Patta No. 84, Dag. No. 206, Block No. 6.

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 may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 20.10.17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 19 day of 9/17.

NO. M 391/17/10359-60

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

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FELICITATION

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AFFIDAVIT

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

Dear Felix, Eternal love, Unlimited attention, Limitless pampering, Endless affection.

Everlasting care, Perpetual concern, Unending support, for you dear son. God bless you on this day and forever. Happy birthday.

With Love, Papa, Mummy, Brothers and Sisters.

Dearest Arenla, Every time your smile has a meaning that shower everywhere from dawn to dusk enchanting every living being from your sweet tenacity of life. The audacity of your life with simplicity, God fearing persona, dedication, truthfulness and above all your politeness is such an epic example to all of us where we learn so many things from you.

This is the day that the Lord has made you and blessed to us from God as a precious gift and we cherished every moment when you came to this earth as a loving daughter. May the Almighty Lord prolong your life to greater heights. Happy birthday and many happy returns of the day.

From loving parents, alem,akum & relatives.

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

Reg. No.41 Dated : 18/09/2017 I, Shri. TOHEYI SEMA, S/o. LATE DOZHEKHU SEMA permanent and presently residing at AQUBA OLD VILLAGE, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as follows, 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India belonging to SEMA (NAGA) tribe resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as TOHEYI SUMI in my SBI passbook bearing A/c. No-11736643343, TOHEYI in my GPF statement, but my actual name is TOHEYI SEMA, which is recorded in my all other official documents.

3. That the above mentioned names TOHEYI SUMI, TOHEYI & TOHEYI SEMA are one and same person, which is referred to me.

4. That, from the date of this declaration, I shall use my name as TOHEYI SEMA for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions.

5. That the statement made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

DEPONENT 1st CLASS MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND K-3049 I, Shri Xusheli Sema, W/o Hotokhu, resident of 3rd Mile, Chekiye Village, Near Rich Month School, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name has been entered/recorded in my SBI Account No. 33319254258 as Xusheli Sema and in my Aadhaar Card as Kuholi Sumi.

3. That both the names refers to the same and one person i.e. me only.

4. That this affidavit is made to declare the above written are my names and the same person i.e. me.

5. That the statements made from para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein and to used this affidavit as a documentary evidence before the competent evidence.

And I signed this affidavit on this 1st day of Sept' 2017, at Dimapur, Nagaland Deponent Solemnly affirmed and signed before me by the deponent.

Notary Public, Dimapur, Nagaland Regd. No. 373/2017 Date 01/09/2017

Happy Birthday choichoi, We hope that you have the greatest birthday ever from the moment you open your eyes in the morning until they close late at night.

Wishing you a Pleasant Birthday.

Loving opa,onyu,little sis chüphen, bro pünyiü & loved ones!

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Torrential rain triggers flood in Mnp

In the police action, three students from the CC Higher Secondary School and another from the DM College of Science sustained injuries.

They were immediately rushed to Raj Medicity hospital at North AOC and Shija Hospital at Langol in Imphal for medical treatment.

A staff of the directorate also sustained injuries.

Later, addressing a news conference at its office, AMSU president Manjit Sarangthem condemned the police action and demanded apology from the government. He said the director had prompted the students to stage such protest as he failed to clear the pending scholarships for the OBC students despite his assurance to clear it before September 10.

Hackathon to make Shillong city clean

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IMPHAL, Sep 19: Four students were Tuesday injured when police baton (lathi) charged a group of students who stormed the office of the directorate of minority and other backward classes demanding disbursement of scholarship of the OBC students.

Earlier, a large number of students under the aegis of the All Manipur Students’ Union (AMSU) gathered in front of the office of the directorate of minority and other backward classes carrying placards.

The students also demanded the resignation of director for failing to translate his words into action.

The director had earlier assured the students that the pending scholarship would be released on or before

September 10.

With all the entry gates locked, angry students resorted to violent action and vandalized one of the entrance gates and forcibly entered the office complex.

Even after the students were inside the office complex, the staff continued to resist them by closing the iron shutter. However, the irate students vandalized the iron shutter in a bid to storm the office chamber of the director.

While the students and staff of the directorate were engaged in heated exchange of words, a team of police arrived and attempted to convince the agitating students. However, as the situation turned out of control, the police fired several rounds of mock bomb and baton-charged the students.

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Mohammad Taslimuddin Purnia, Sep 19 (AGENCIES): Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) MP Mohammad Taslimuddin was laid to rest with full state honours at his native village Sisauna in Bihar’s Araria district, 316 km northeast of state capital Patna, on Tuesday.

Taslimuddin, 74, a former Union minister of state for home affairs, had passed away in a Chennai hospital on Sunday. The RJD MP was admitted to the hospital on August 24 after he suddenly developed breathing problem. He had gone to Chennai in connection with a parliamentary committee meeting. His body was flown to Bagdogra in neighbouring West Bengal and taken to his village by road via Kishanganj and Purnia on Monday .

A large number of people were present at the burial ground to have last glimpse of the departed leader. Many political leaders, including RJD chief Lalu Prasad, Bihar rural development and parliamentary affairs minister Shrawan Kumar, senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Shahnawaz Hussain, Kishanganj MP Maulana Asrarul Haque, Congress MP Ranjit Ranjan, Madhepura MP Rajesh Ranjan, Bhagalpur MP Bulo Mandal and senior RJD leader Shivanand Tiwary, also attended the last rites of the Araria MP. Paying tributes to Taslimuddin, Lalu Prasad said he always fought for communal harmony and social justice. His untimely death was an irreparable loss to Bihar and the RJD, Prasad said before leaving for Ranchi in connection with hearing in fodder scam cases.

with NoRKA-Roots, which plays a key role in firming up policies and strategies for the welfare of non-resident Keralites. The four shell companies with links to Sasikala that have been dissolved include Fancy Steels Private Limited, Rainbow Air Private Limited, Sukraa Club Private Limited and Indo Doha Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Limited.

In May, The Hindu reported in detail about the operations of companies linked to Sasikala, her family and friends. As per the information available on the MoCA website, Sasikala, Illavarasi (wife of Sasikala’s late brother Jayaraman) and V. Kulothungan were the directors of Indo Doha Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Limited.

In Pune, among the 11,285 companies, notable

names among the 4,449 disqualified directors include Mahesh Motewar, chairman and managing director of the scam-hit Samruddha Jeevan Foods India Ltd., flamboyant Pune builder Aniruddha Seolekar of Oxford Suites Pvt. Ltd. and Jyoti Andhalkar of Andhalkar Agro Products Ltd. The disqualified in the lists are those who are, or were a director, in a company that has not filed financial statements or annual returns for any continuous period of three financial years. Such directors will not be eligible for re-appointment as a director in that company or for appointment in other companies for five years from the date of non-compliance.

The maximum number of directorships in this

Kashmir terror funding: 2 accused give confessional statements

S r i naga r , S e p 1 9 (AGENCIES): The National Investigation Agency has secured recorded confessional statements on the flow of money, especially from Pakistan, from two persons accused in a case related to the funding of terror activities in Kashmir, officials said on Tuesday.

The statements made before a judicial magistrate had tightened the case against separatists who allegedly funded stone-pelters and spread unrest in the Valley, NIA officials said on the condition of anonymity.

While one has been formally arrested, the other was detained and subsequently let off after he said he would turn approver, the officials said, declining to divulge their names.

The former, arrested on July 24 this year after his house was raided by the central probe agency, approached NIA sleuths, giving his consent for recording his confessional statement.

He gave a detailed account of how funds were sent from Pakistan-based terror organisations as well as its external snooping agency ISI to separatists based in the Valley, the of-

ficials said.

The other person who has recorded his confessional statement is a close aide of pro-Pakistan separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani.

A confessional statement is recorded before a judicial magistrate. The accused confirms in it that he or she is giving a statement without any pressure from the probe agency.

The entire process is videographed and no investigation officer is present in the court premises during the proceedings. In case of retraction later, the agency can file a case of perjury.

The NIA has arrested 10 people so far in connection with alleged funding of terror activities case. The list includes Altaf Ahmed Shah, the son-in-law of Geelani, and noted businessman Zahorr Watali.

Geelani’s close aides Ayaz Akbar, who is also spokesperson of the hardline separatist organisation Tehreek- e-Hurriyat, and Peer Saifullah have been also been arrested.

Others in the list are Shahid-ul-Islam, spokesperson of the moderate Hurriyat Conference, Meh-

rajuddin Kalwal, Nayeem Khan, Farooq Ahmed Dar alias ‘Bitta Karate’, photojournalist Kamran Yusuf and Javed Ahmed Bhat.

The NIA had registered a case on May 30 against the separatist and secessionist leaders, including unknown members of the Hurriyat Conference, who have been acting in connivance with active militants of proscribed terrorist organisations Hizbul Mujahideen, Dukhtaran-e-Millat, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and other outfits and gangs, officials said.

The case was registered for raising, receiving and collecting funds through various illegal means, including hawala, for funding separatist and terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir and for causing disruption in the Valley by way of pelting stones on the security forces, burning schools, damaging public property and waging war against India, the probe agency said in the FIR. Hafiz Saeed, the Pakistan-based chief of the Jamaat-ud- Dawa, the front of the banned terrorist organisation Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT), has been named in the FIR as an accused.

Jayant Sinha New Delhi, Sep 19 (IANS): India would need Rs 3-4 lakh crore investment in aviation infrastructure in the next 10-15 years to reach 50 crore passenger trips, like China and the US, Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha said on Tuesday.

“We will need Rs 3-4 lakh crore investment in airports in the next 10-15 years. China today has got 50 crore passenger trips even if they have a high speed rail network. The US too has 90 crore passenger trips,” said Sinha at the unveiling of the Economic Times Infra Visionaries Coffee Table Book.

Stating that investments in the aviation sector had increased ever since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister, Sinha said in the fiscal year 2014-15, 10 crore passengers travelled in planes, which increased to 16 crore in 2015-16.

“We have grown 1617 per cent in the last three years. In 2017, we grew 15.6 per cent. India will continue to grow 15-16 per cent. We are doubling the total growth and expect to have 20 crore passengers in 2018,” said Sinha.

JD(U) pushes for Sharad Yadav’s disqualification from Rajya Sabha NEW DELHI, Sep 19 (AGENCIES): Referring to the decision of the Tamil Nadu Assembly speaker to disqualify 18 AIADMK MLAs from the House, the JD(U) on Tuesday demanded a similar action against two of its rebel MPs, Sharad Yadav and Ali Anwar.

Janata Dal (United) chief spokesperson K C Tyagi, in a statement, said Yadav and Anwar acted in a manner, similar to that of the AIADMK MLAs, by indulging in “anti-party” activities. The party has already approached the Rajya Sabha chairman, seeking disqualification of the two MPs, who were on Monday given one more week by the House to respond to the JD(U)’s charges against them. Tyagi also took exceptions to the statements of Congress leader Anand Sharma and CPI(M)’s Sitaram Yechury, both of whom have asked the chairman to refer the matter to the Ethics and Privileges Committee.

He said the Chairman, M Venkaiah Naidu, was a competent authority to take a decision on the matter and added that comments from “outsiders” were not “appreciable” with regard to such constitutional matters.

Tyagi cited the Tamil Nadu Assembly speaker’s decision to make his point and said the JD(U) welcomed the disqualification of the AIADMK MLAs from the House.

“This has again highlighted the wide powers conferred on a speaker under the 10th Schedule [Articles 102(2) and 192 (2)] of the Constitution. It gives him power to disqualify a mem-

Sharad Yadav ber of the House, belonging to any political party, if the latter has voluntarily given up the membership of the party,” he said.

The case in the Tamil Nadu Assembly fell under the above mentioned constitutional rule, which allowed the speaker to judge if any member had voluntarily relinquished his party membership, the JD(U) leader said. The rebels in the JD(U) were also facing a similar trial in the Rajya Sabha and Sharad Yadav was asked not to attend the Patna rally of the RJD on August 27 and warned that if he did so, he would be considered to have voluntarily given up the party membership, he added.

Tyagi also pointed out that the speaker of the Uttarakhand Assembly had, in 2016, disqualified nine rebel Congress MLAs under the anti-defection law.

Eighteen AIADMK MLAs, said to be loyal to the party’s deputy chief, TTV Dhinakaran, were on Monday disqualified by Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker P Dhanapal amid a power tussle in the ruling party in the southern state.

Teenage girl says gang-raped, forced to eat meat: Police NEW DELHI, Sep 19 (AGENCIES): A 16-yearold girl in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar has filed a police complaint, alleging that four youths gang-raped her for 10 days after keeping her in captivity and forced her to eat meat and even exerted pressure on her to change her religion.

“The girl has filed an FIR against four youths -- Akram, Aslam, Ayyub and Salim -- for gang-raping for about 10 days,” said Mohammad Rizwan, circle officer in Bhopa.

Police said the girl told them that she started for Muzaffarnagar to meet her maternal uncle, who stays in Kukra village in New Mandi area on September 6.

She said she was waiting for a bus at the village bus stand, when the four youths, who were also going to Muzaffarnagar in their car, offered her a lift.

She readily accepted as the youths were known to her.

As soon as she entered the car, the youths allegedly pointed a gun at her and covered her eyes with a black strip. She said in her police complaint that the four youths took her to different places where they raped her.

During her confinement, she said the youths also made her consume meat and even exerted pressure on her to change her religion.

On September 16, the youths set her free near the Ganga canal bridge on the village outskirts, and threatened her with dire consequences if she informed police, the official said.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND: KOHIMA

NOTIFICATION

Dated, Kohima, the 19th Sept 2017 No.DTE/ESTT-71/2008-2009: In continuation of this office Notification of even number dated 14th Sept. 2017, all shortlisted candidates for the practical examination scheduled on 23rd September 2017 for the posts of Asstt. Electrician and Carpenter under the establishment of Government Polytechnic Kohima, are hereby informed to submit 2 (Two) recent passport size photograph to the office of the Directorate of Technical Education, Nagaland, Kohima, on or before 22nd Sept.2017.

Admit Cards for the said examination shall be issued in the afternoon of 22nd September, 2017 in the Office of the undersigned on payment of Rs. 100/- (Examination fee) (ER. ARJUN SINGH) Director DC-2198

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Top) Oommen Chandy and Ramesh Chennithala; V.K. Sasikala and Illavarasi (below).

category was from Delhi (74,920), which included the names of some foreign nationals as well. This was followed by Mumbai (66,851), Hyderabad (41,156), Ernakulam (around 14,000), Cuttack ( 13,383) , Ahm eda ba d (10,513), Gwalior (9,628), Pune (4,449), Puducherry (1,605), Himachal Pradesh (1,363), Coimbatore (1,299), Shillong (1,290) and Chhattisgarh (889).

The offices of the RoC in Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Goa, Jaipur, Ja m mu a n d K a s h m i r, Jharkhand, Kanpur, Kolkata, Patna and Uttarakhand are yet to put out any list in this category.

In addition, the published lists include the names of directors whose position became vacant as they were directors in companies struck off from the RoC. The government had said that there were around 2.09 lakh such de-registered companies. In this category, the maximum cancelled directorships were in Chennai (24,048), followed by Ahmedebad (12,692), Ernakulam (around 12,000), Cuttack (4,760) and Shillong (670).

The office of the RoC has not brought out any such list in this category in regions, including Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Coimbatore, Goa, Gwalior, Himachal Pradesh, Jaipur, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kanpur, Kolkata, Mumbai, Patna, Puducherry, Pune and Uttarakhand.

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Government ‘names and shames’ ousted directors of shell companies

New Delhi, Sep 19 (AGENCIES): In a first-ofa-kind ‘name and shame’ exercise, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MoCA) has begun making public lists of disqualified directors across the nation as well as those associated with companies that have been struck off. Former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, jailed politician V.K. Sasikala, Leader of the Opposition in the Kerala Assembly Ramesh Chennithala and Gulf-based business tycoon M.A. Yusufali are some of the prominent names figuring in these lists.

Four ‘shell companies’ linked to Sasikala, jailed aide of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, are among the companies struck off by the Registrar of Companies (RoC) in Chennai.

This follows a MoCA September 12 statement, which stated that as on that day, it had identified 1.06 lakh directors of ‘shell companies’ for disqualification under the relevant provisions of the Companies Act, 2013.

The move is a part of actions to break the network of ‘shell companies’ and further the fight against black money/money laundering, it said. Several Malayalee businessmen, leading politicians, top civil servants, and police officers figured in the lists.

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Vol. XXVII NO. 286 Dimapur, Wednesday, September 20, 2017

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onghiya Muslims are unwanted everywhere and have become the world’s most persecuted race. Thousands have been shot dead, women raped and babies thrown into bonfires by the Buddhist extremists and Myanmarese army.

The Nagas in Myanmar had also experienced the horror under Buddhist extremists and Myanmarese armymen but the ethnic cleansing on Ronghiyas is unparalleled. The persecution of the Ronghiyas also highlights the silence of Aung San Suu Kyi, destroying another myth of ethics and human rights.

Her global campaign for human rights won her the Peace Nobel but her statements in shielding the repressive Myanmar junta under which she was denied power and interned for several decades now stands embarrassingly hypocritical if her stand today is part of her broader political strategy.

India, which had given refuge to several thousand Bangladeshis fleeing the genocide under Pakistani military in erstwhile East Pakistan is applying a different yardstick regarding Ronghiyas. India has thrown all the humanitarian values and Gandhian principles to the waste paper basket by refusing to provide shelter to the displaced people by denouncing all of them as terrorists. Despite widespread accusations against the Myanmar government of genocide and ethnic cleansing of Ronghiyas, India appears determined to deport around 40,000 Ronghiya refugees. In its affidavit given to the apex court, the Foreigners’ Division of the home ministry emphasised that there have been intelligence reports that some Ronghiyas are involved in militancy and are very active in places such as Delhi, Jammu, Hyderabad and Mewat. However none of the states and their police intelligence units have come up with any clear evidence of any Ronghiya refugee being a terrorist. Interestingly India has received and granted citizenship to lakhs of Buddhist Tibetians and also Chakma-Hajong refugees from Bangladesh. India is also prepared to accept lakhs of Bangladeshi Hindus and grant them citizenship status in Assam, an issue that has caused uproar among the local populace. In Arunachal the state government has granted citizenship status to Chakmas and Hajongs which has led the Arunachal Pradesh students to vehemently oppose the decision. The students have gone on rampage against the government decision. Chakmas and Hajongs fit into the Bharatiya Janata Party’s plan to grant citizenship to non-Muslim minorities fleeing persecution in neighbouring countries. The provision was made in the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill of 2016. From the initial 14,888 settled in Arunachal Pradesh, the population of Chakmas and Hajongs are said to have increased to 64,000. The predominantly Buddhist Chakmas and the Hindu Hajongs are among the earliest persecuted groups to have sought refuge in India. They were settled in Arunachal Pradesh between 1964 and 1969 in Bordumsa-Diyun areas under Changlang district and Kokila area of Papum Pare district. The issue of threat from Ronghiya refugees is an excuse because if it was so, then all refugees should also be thrown back. The government of India has backed the Myanmarese government over the Ronghiya issue and in doing so, lowered its global image abroad as a champion of human rights. It does not mean that all refugees be granted citizenship but that there is a need to provide shelter till such a time other arrangements are made.

DailyDevotion Are You Going on With Jesus?

You are those who have continued with Me in My trials.

—Luke 22:28 It is true that Jesus Christ is with us through our temptations, but are we going on with Him through His temptations? Many of us turn back from going on with Jesus from the very moment we have an experience of what He can do.

Watch when God changes your circumstances to see whether you are going on with Jesus, or siding with the world, the flesh, and the devil. We wear His name, but are we going on with Him? “From that time many of His disciples went back and walked with Him no more” (John 6:66).

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

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

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

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

Quotes

It’s all about quality of life and finding a happy balance between work and friends and family. ~ Philip Green

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ongress Vice President Rahul Gandhi is wrong when he says that all of India runs on dynasties. Ruling means wielding power at the centre. Only Jawaharlal Nehru’s family has had the opportunity to do so.

Nehru ruled for 17 years, his daughter Indira Gandhi for 18 years and Rajiv Gandhi, son of Indira Gandhi for 5 years. Thus, the dynasty has been in power at the centre for 40 years, more than half of the period since independence in August 1947.

Nehru saw to it that his daughter would rule, if not soon after his rule but in due course. When I was working as Information Officer to Lal Bahadur Shastri then the Home Minister, I would to tell him to get ready, particularly, when Nehru had a stroke. Shastri told me that unke man me to unki saputri he (His daughter in his mind), adding that it would not be easy.

He would not challenge Pandit Ji and go back to Allahabad. But Morarji

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Is India run by dynasty?

Desai would not accept Indira Gandhi.

This happened when Nehru died. K.Kamraj, the then Congress President, was a staunch follower of Nehru. He wanted, who he had discovered, was one key that opened many locks. Sanjiva Reddy from the South, Atulya Ghosh from Calcutta and S.K.Patil from Bombay were stalwarts in their own right but were willing to accept Shastri because he did not push himself to give them the feeling as if they were not equal.

I was working as Political Correspondence of Indian Express. I wrote at that time that: “In the hush of a summer night in 1963, five men groped their way to a sequestered bungalow overlooking an expansive valley in the temple town of Tirupati down South.

One was ungainly and heavy, another portly, the third brisk and breezy, the fourth, slight in stature, and the fifth looked like a muscular wrestler. All of them came from different directions to defy detec-

tion, and they succeeded in doing so. There was hardly anybody in the streets.

Most people had gone to bed to get sufficient sleep before responding to the p r e - d aw n call of the Kuldip temple”. After Shastri’s death, power reverted back to the dynasty.

Rahul Gandhi, is, however, correct when he criticizes Prime Minister Narendra Modi for creating an ‘atmosphere of intolerance’. As many as 17 crores Muslims in the country do not figure anywhere. They have also withdrawn from the public gaze. It is as if they have accepted themselves the status of being number-2 citizen in their own country.

On the other hand, the Hindus on the whole have not forgiven them for partition. Even today, when there is tension between India and Pakistan, the Muslims are seen with the eye of mistrust. Even otherwise they are left to fend for themselves in the localities which are slums. Employment-

wise, they can be counted on fingers. Very few make in competitive exams. The Sachar’s committee has brought out how their plight is worse than that of dalits.

The Hindus have to reNayar trieve them from the pool of poverty.

But they are left to wallow in the abyss of helplessness. Partition on the basis of religion has drawn a line whereby the Muslims in India have suffered the most and still they are for the religious prejudice.

Even mixed colonies are disappearing and Muslims feel safe among their own community people when the living condition is impossible.

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rule, the gulf between the two is increasing. RSS men are seeing to it that no Muslim holds a key position in the public sector. I recall that a Muslim engineer who dropped me at the Srinagar airport complained that he had gone to Bangalore in search of a job but was rejected straightaway

Post-mortem

An appeal to Nagas on political issue Genuine regionalists:

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he Indo-Naga peace talk is at the crucial and final stage, for which all the Nagas irrespective of Eastern, Southern, Western, Northern and Central Nagas must come together and walk the talk to achieve our long cherish dream raising one voice of unity. Fighting of our rights in different directions and approaching as the revolutionaries from the GOI for the past decadesrevealed the uniqueness of the Nagas – its peoples’ culture, tradition,history and identity.

We salute and sincerely appreciate our esteemed leaders and people behind them both past and present who have been going through all the rough paces for their sacrifices and achievement thus far.

Our only goal is to achieve freedom from the GOI and the only possible solution before us is through peace talk. Hence, at this juncture, everyonemust humble down in the name of God, affirming and coagulating our unity by way of respectingthe Indo-Naga peace talk with the GOI. We must totally avoid a dissing manner of blame game with one anotherand bury the hatchet or blaming GOI for delaying Naga issue.

The writing on the wall need to be taken a great care by all responsible Nagas, as the GOI hasclearly stated that “there

will be only one Naga peace talk and only One Naga Solution for all the Nagas.” The GOI headed by the Prime MinisterShri. NarendraModi is keen to solve the Naga political issue at the earliest possible time. Meanwhile, the peace talk is at the advance stage which is likely to ink the final peace settlement.It is on our part to reciprocally support the peace talk with good faith and prayer for the Naga issue to hammer out which will be acceptable and honourable for all the Nagas.Besides that, as we anticipate the best solution, it is imperative to pray for our leaders who are spearheading for the cause. May the spirit of“forgive and forget”of the past mistakesandreconciliation amongst us in the name of God be one of our regulative principles in our making.

I, myself as a layman but concerned Naga fervently appeal all the Naga factions, public leaders of different CSO, elected Naga MLAs & MPs, intellectuals & scholars,religious leaders, and general public to genuinely come to God and seek His guidance for the wellbeing of Naga people in solidarity with one accord. “Let us patiently wait and look forward for better days are ahead of us.”

Liangkebou Pamai

Who and where?

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ometime in the early sixties, some likeminded and deeply concerned leaders conceived of an idea for approaching the Naga Issue which is multi-dimensional in nature and of huge magnitude in proportion. They received prompt and positive responses from all districts and tribes, leading to the formation of a Regional Party in the State. This was to function as the principal agent or catalyst for political solution/settlement of the Naga Movement/Struggle in a democratic and peaceful manner (following the inauguration of Nagaland as the 16th State of Indian Union).

These elders and leaders have made a lot of sacrifices on many occasions, true to their calling. They never became rich nor popular. In fact, their deeds seemed to have evaporated over the passing times or years, yet they laid down a solid foundation with great Heart, Vision and Hope for onward transmission to later generations.

Today we struggle and fight to sieve and filter the best out of the muddy water. May something emerge out of this quagmire, from this present rough-andtumble bickering to recapture the original philosophy of our unsung pioneers in the interest and for the welfare of all our people at large.

Dr. Dietho-o, South Corner, AG Road, Kohima

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when his credentials were known.

Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, f o u n d e r o f Pa k i s t a n , envisaged that the both countries, one with Hindu majority and the other with Muslim majority would conduct affairs in such a way that religion does not come in the way of state affairs.

It is a pity that the Congress has become irrelevant. Otherwise, it could have provided secular platform to the country. Rahul Gandhi would increasingly realize that his party would have to work at the grassroots once again and try to change the temperament of the people. India fought for a democratic and secular country both Mahatama Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru reminded the people of their heritage which had both Hindus and Muslims as it’s inherent. In fact, it is surprising that Nehru’s name is sought to be effaced. Liberal BJP leader, Atal Behari Vajpayee was an ardent follower of Nehru.

Green Pughoboto

rees, an integral part of humans, breathing and sustaining life in innumerable ways from food, clothing and shelter to ecological balance, preventing soil erosion, medicinal properties, flora and supporting the fauna etc. these are just few of the many significant purposes it serves.

With the population growth and the need for more resources, vegetation especially has taken the biggest blow of Human atrocity in its quest for comfort and luxury beyond necessity.

We have taken so much but in return we have not done our least to replenish what we had taken.Nagaland today is not in the green heaven it used to be, although blessed with innumerable and exotic flora as well as fauna. We have lavishly exploited without replenishing much to our forest and its resources.

Various efforts have been taken to bring about afforestation and protection of our forests for climate change.

A success story was scripted in May of 2015 in the Pughoboto subdivision, when a massive plantation drive was carried out like no other under the theme ‘GREEN PUGHOBOTO’ for the 24 villages under Pughoboto division, initiated by the local MLA and the then Minister of Roads and Bridges, Y. Vikheho Swu under the Local Area Development programme (2016-17) along with the Sub divisional Administration under the ADC Avelu Ruho. The minister personally took to the plantation drive where 17,000 saplings were planted along with the support of the local populace.The saplings included Gul Mohor, Silver oak, Nahor, Ashoka, bottle brush and many other ornamental trees having good aesthetic values.Unlike the regular

A political fairy tale of (FA) final agreement

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n Indian Nobel Peace Prize winner said he would not like to live in India if Narendra Modi wins in the last Lok Sabha Election. Modi won the Election not by Landslide but by a Tsunami Typhoon.

The renowned Prizewinner quietly stayed on in India occasionally going here and there giving world class Lecture on interesting subjects.

Something similar may happen to me, but still, would say I really do not like to live in a Government under the control of the NSCN IM in Nagaland.

Some of the Points of Discussions NSCN (IM) is carrying on currently with the Government of India have come out in most of the local News Papers of Nagaland on 16 September 2017. The Points are shown in such a manner and grammar as if it is already settled; a trick of writing the MIP of the IM is at par excellence.

For the last many years and always they mention the Talk is in the Highest Level, in a very important

Stage, a Crucial Stage, or a Sensitive State and took 20 years to bring out the Points of Pan Naga Hoho in such a mixed-up detail ordinary Readers could not make head or tail of it.

It is not clear whether the Pan Naga Hoho is a Legislative Body, an Executive Body, or a Judicial Body.

Somewhere they depict it as if it is an Executive Body, at other place they seem to show it as an Executive body with the Supreme Yariwoo Chairman meddling as sovereign “all in one and one in all”.

He is the Chairman of the Pan Naga Hoho as well as the Commander in Chief of the Army, Navy and Airforce with power to select the Members of the Hoho, to dismiss the guilty Kilonsers and the Head in the governance of the Hoho. The Yariwoo even precedes the Governor-General representing the President of India in the Pan Naga Hoho Working framework.

In all these functions, the Yariwoo, Chairman is the Highest and does everything

by Selections.

Democracy the highest Institution Man has developed so far is not in the Workings of the Government except in Nagalim. Not once has Democracy, Democratic Procedure or Democratic Norms are mentioned in the Points of discussion. Without Election, there is no Democracy. ‘Election’ has not been mentioned anywhere in the proposition of Pan Naga Hoho.

The Pan Naga Hoho is supposed to have extra Territorial power, “Being a statutory body, it will function beyond territorial limits of any State”. Nagalim Government, without an inch of Territory, is an extra Territorial Authority and would be controlling the State of Nagaland even beyond what the Parliament of India does; Incomprehensible!

The IM is proposing to control Nagaland which has Special Constitutional Provision the Parliament has guaranteed her: Article 371(A) says: (I)Notwithstanding anything in this Constitution, -

Once when Vajpayee was Prime Minister, I, then Member of Parliament met him in his room, he very proudly told me that he occupied the same chair which once Nehru did.

But today the BJP is even trying to change the name of Nehru from the Nehru Memorial Centre. Some scholars are trying to stop the effort but the matter has been left to the prime minister office (PMO).

They should remember that Nehru was one of the stalwarts who sacrificed everything to oust the British. He went to jail many a time but this did not in any way lessen his determination for the country’s independence.

Rahul Gandhi, his great grandson, should tear a leaf from his book and put up the fight, not for the perpetuation of the dynasty but for the protection of country’s ethos: democracy and secularism. People of India would again make Congress relevant.

The important thing is the heritage: United, Secular and Democratic.

(a) no Act of Parliament in respect of(i) religious or social practices of the Nagas, (ii) Naga customary law and procedure, (iii) administration of civil and criminal justice, involving decision according to Naga Customary law, (iv) ownership and transfer of land and its resources, Shall apply to the State of Nagaland unless the Legislative Assembly by a resolution so decides”; NAGALAND WOULD NOT AGREE TO ANY PAN NAGA HOHO, OR YARIWO OR CHAIRMAN OF THE SOCIALIST COUNCIL OF NAGALIM OR NORTHEASTLIM unless the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland by a resolution so decides. No one in Nagaland need get worried.

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plantation drive where after the media coverage, the saplings are made to fend for themselves, the consistent nurturing of those trees planted have now grown to healthy trees.The region has a reason to smile over efforts that is now yielding progress in its efforts for conservation.

Consecutively, the second phase of Green Pughoboto project was carried out on the 12th May 2017 for all the 24 villages, more than 10,000 saplings were distributed and the minister himself enthusiastically planted several trees in the ongoing construction site of Pughoboto Mini secretariat. The minister strongly envisioned totransform Pughoboto into the most beautiful green area in the state. The project had the positive support of the administration, Churches, students, Youth and women organizations and individuals.

The Green Pughoboto project initiated the MLA was also greatly successful also because of the assistance of dedicated officers like Forest Ranger Pughoboto Mr. Kihoto Wotsa and Assistant Conservator of Forests (ACF) Dimapur Mr. Obed Swu who provided the saplings for the two plantation drives. The theme was initiated to communicate a very practical message of the importance of planting trees and promoting healthy environment as everyone’s responsibility. One of the main highlights of the projectis, introducing cash award of Rs.5(five) lakhs to the cleanest village, with Ghathashi village claiming the award in 2015 and Kilomi village in 2016. This has been a big boost to the morale of the villagers in the campaign for protection and conservation of the forests.

(To be concluded) Kiviboto Sheqi, Pughoboto Town

Reader’s Post Sir,

Cock should not fight each other

Today everybody talk about peace all over the world. In the land of Nagaland for Christ it is not good to fight for political power especially among the same feather. Till now NPF is the only regional party in Nagaland which has come all through stormy days. The people of Nagaland loved this party so much so that we have elected this party to rule over us for three consecutive terms. At the end of the 3rd term it is very surprising to observe that all our elected legislators are all confused and shuffling like tambola kutis.

My humble suggestion is to reconcile each other and work unitedly as FIDE NON ARMIS. Let the DPP workers work hard and who knows all who do not get NPF ticket may get the DPP ticket and if your work hard you may form the next government. Let the cock symbol be with the followers of the old man and PEACOCK be the symbol of the young and energetic DPP leader so that one is cock and the other is also ending with cock. The picture are also similar and I am sure many electorates will cast their valuable vote to PEACOCK thinking that it is cock.

Let us all shun away the difference and work unitedly for Naga settlement which is appearing in the horizon. Kuknalim Toshi Ao Kohima

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

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High Court the counsel for the disqualified MLAs P.S. Raman mentioned the issue and sought an urgent hearing. Justice M. Duraiswami agreed to hear the matter on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, the High Court will also hear an earlier petition filed by one of the disqualified MLAs P. Vetrivel. He had approached the court apprehending disqualification. On its part, the major opposition party DMK

held a meeting of its MLAs at the party headquarters and decided to take legal and democratic actions to bring down the AIADMK government. The party condemned the “undemocratic” action of the Speaker in disqualifying 18 legislators of AIADMK. The DMK party also demanded the resignation of Speaker Dhanapal and Chief Minister Palaniswami.

DMK Working President M.K. Stalin told the media after the meeting that they were confident that the High Court would give “good decisions” on their demand for an immediate floor test in the Assembly.

He virtually ruled out resignation of opposition MLAs when a reporter asked him a question in this regard. “Thanks for your wishes. The High Court’s

2-lane project: CCPO asks govt to hasten process (From p-1) Besides, it said all necessary matters for donation of land referred to them from time to time by the responsible department regarding the said project were also furnished.

However, CCPO said that to its dismay the state government has not issued land encumbrance free

clearance to the ministry till date. “If at all the said road project fails it would remain to be a curse on the people of centre Chakhesang area,” CCPO said.

It added that the message of abandonment or failure of the project would be that “the government came to destroy us in lieu of development, and

the government should be answerable to it.”

In the light of above, CCPO has urged the state government to do what was necessary without further delay so as to enable resumption/fresh tender of the project to ensure timely completion as directed by the Supreme Court.

ruling will answer all your questions,” he said. Similar was his reply when asked whether DMK would stake claim to form the government if the AIADMK government fell.

Addressing a meeting in Tiruchirapalli, sidelined AIADMK leader T.T.V. Dinakaran vowed to send the “corrupt” Palaniswami government home but ruled out aligning with DMK in case elections were held.

“We are confident of winning the elections after sending this government home. We will restore the rule of MGR and Jayalalithaa,” he said.

“MGR started AIADMK against DMK which is our main enemy. How can we join hands with DMK,” he said referring to media questions whether his faction would align with DMK.

NNPGs ask Rio to clarify position on ‘interim govt’ remark (From p-1) “We cannot afford to keep our people in confusion especially at this crucial juncture”, the committee said, while asking Rio that “if things did not work out like he claimed then who would he blame?”

Stating that the NNPGs did not see any logic and basis behind Rio’s statement, the working committee has asked Rio to clarify in detail and to make his position clear on what basis he had made such statement.

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which falls under the unskilled work category,” the DGP (jails) said.

Normally, eight hours is maximum a prisoner is allowed to work, he said.

He described the highprofile inmate as a “disciplined prisoner” as he dismissed reports that Ram Rahim was being extended any special treatment.

“It is (a) baseless and imaginary (report). No prisoner in jail is given any special treatment and that includes Ram Rahim,” he said, adding there is no TV set in his cell.

“He is living in jail like any other ordinary inmate and he is living like a disciplined inmate. He is being provided the same food given to other prisoners.”

Asked for his response over reports which quoted some inmates saying that Ram Rahim is uncomfortable and breaks down in jail, the DGP said, “This is baseless”.

“He (Ram Rahim) does not have common contact with other prisoners. Access to his barrack is controlled (for security reasons),” he said.

Media reports about his health and other activities are also without any basis, said the jail officer.

For security considerations, Ram Rahim has been lodged in a barrack with only few prisoners who have a track record of “good conduct”.

Besides, jail staff with impeccable record have been put on duty near his barrack.

He said prison authorities have taken inputs from various agencies about threat perception to Ram Rahim.

“On security grounds, only a few inmates have been kept in Ram Rahim’s barrack. Only the prisoners whom we thought can be put there from security point of view have access to his barrack,” he said.

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CHANDIGARH, SEP 19 (AGENCIES): He was the master of the sprawling Dera Sacha Sauda headquarters at Sirsa till August 28. But, now incarcerated, Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh will spend his time in jail growing vegetables, pruning trees eight hours a day just for Rs 20.

The 50-year-old selfstyled godman, who boasted of millions of followers, is lodged in Rohtak’s Sunaria jail for raping his two disciples.

A special CBI court had sentenced him to 20 years in jail, 10 years each in two rape cases on August 28. And the ‘pitaji’, as his followers used to call him reverently, was stamped as prisoner number 1997.

Adjoining his barrack, there is a small plot of land where he will grow vegetables, K P Singh, DGP (jails), Haryana, told reporters in Panchkula.

“He has already taken up his work.”

Whatever he produces will be used in the jail mess.

Born in the Sri Gurusar Modia village in Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar district on August 15, 1967, Ram Rahim used to help his landlord father in farms during his early years.

“In jail, he will also prune trees adjoining his barrack. He will get Rs 20 per day for farming work,

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New Delhi, Sep 19 (IANS): The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) on Tuesday expressed concerns at the “seeming regularity of encounter deaths” of alleged criminals in Uttar Pradesh.

It said the state police was mandated to guarantee that the Constitutional rights and legal safeguards of all arrested persons are upheld.

In a press release, CHRI said the office of Director General of Police in Uttar Pradesh has released data between March and September this year relating to 420 gunfights across the state’s eight zones in a “war” against criminals.

It said about 15 people have been killed, 481 arrests made, and 88 police personnel injured and noted that this “is exceptionally unusual.”

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C h e n na i , S e p 1 9 (IANS): Political developments in Tamil Nadu in the wake of disqualification of 18 AIADMK MLAs gathered momentum on Tuesday with the arrival of Governor C. Vidyasagar Rao here and the Madras High Court set to hear the petition of the legislators against the Speaker’s action.

Rao, who met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh in the national capital in the morning, reached here in the evening. He is expected to take stock of the situation with Chief Minister K. Palaniswami before possibly calling a session of the Assembly for a trial of strength, which has been the demand of Opposition parties led by DMK and the now-disqualified MLAs. Meanwhile, in the

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“We will launch the driver assist tractor in 2018,” Pawan Goenka, Managing Director told reporters near here.

He said following that model, a quasi driverless model would be launched and finally a fully driverless tractor would be launched.

The technology was developed at Mahindra Research Valley near here-the group’s technology hub.

Goenka said the challenge before the company to launch the driverless model is to get the government’s permission as well as the vehicle’s final cost.

He said the company has already moved the central government for approval.

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If the government pushes petrol to highest GST tax bracket of 28 percent, then it will cost Rs 43.44 per litre in the national capital.

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New Delhi, Sep 19 (Agencies): Online marketplace Flipkart has announced its fourth edition of ‘The Big Billion Days’ sale from September 20 to 24.

According to Zeenews, the e-tailer said it will bring a billion Indians together and set the tone for the festive season.

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Mumbai, Sep 19 (PTI): The US dollar ended higher against the rupee at 64.33/34 per dollar but the pound sterling finished lower at Rs 86.81/83 at the close of the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market here today.

Following are the interbank forex and RBI rates:

(In Rs per unit) Unit Interbank RBI Reference US Dollar 64.33/34 US Dollar Rs 64.1769 Pound Sterling 86.81/83 Euro Rs 77.0187 Euro 76.98/77.00 Japanese Yen (100) 57.70/72

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ing that kicks off later in the day, kept pressure on the precious metal here.

Besides, the dollar’s strength against a basket of major currencies overseas weighed on gold prices, they added.

Globally, gold fell 0.03 per cent to USD 1,306.70 an ounce and silver by 0.35 per cent to USD 17.11 an ounce in Singapore.

In addition, fading demand from local jewellers and retailers at domestic spot market also dampened sentiments.

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New Delhi, Sep 19 (PTI): Gold prices fell by another Rs 100 to Rs 30,600 per 10 grams at the bullion market today, largely in tandem with a weak global trend amid muted demand from local jewellers. Silver also cracked below the Rs 41,000-mark by falling Rs 700 to Rs 40,500 per kg on reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said a weak trend overseas, as market’s focus turned to a two-day US Federal Reserve meet-

cent in the June quarter-- to “technical reasons” without elaborating on the same.

Shah had said growth had gone up to 7.1 per cent after falling to 4.7 per cent in FY14 when the UPA was in power.

The report advocated upping of spends by the government as a solution to the problem at hand. “Need of the hour is to spend to grow more,” it said.

“We believe the government should consciously expand spending and fiscal deficit, without disturbing the borrowing maths,” the report said.

It can be noted that in the past, such moves by the government were termed as “fiscal profligacy” by rating agencies, which had also threatened to downgrade the country’s rating to junk if the Centre continued with such policies.

The report admitted

and petrol price in the country Excise Duty on Petrol Rs 21.48 per Litre VAT on Basic Price on Petrol 27% on Basic Price Dealer’s commission Rs 3.23 per Litre Excise Duty on Diesel Rs 17.33 per Litre VAT on Basic Price on Diesel 27% on Basic Price Dealer’s commission Rs 2.17 per Litre For example (as on September 19) the customer has to pay Rs 70.52 on a litre of petrol in the national capital. If we take out the excise duty per litre charged by the centre (Rs 21.48), 27 percent VAT charged by the state government (calculated to be Rs 14.96), dealers commission (Rs 3.24), the actual cost of petrol comes to be 30.85 per litre.

What happens if petrol and diesel prices come under GST ambit?

Assuming that the government brings petrol prices under 12 percent

100% cashback to 25 phone buyers on Paytm Mall

Gold remains weak, sheds Rs 100 on global cues

New Delhi, Sep 19 (PTI): Noting that the economy has been on a downslide since September 2016, SBI Research Tuesday said the slowdown is real and not technical and called for more public spending to arrest the slide.

“We certainly believe that we are in a slowdown mode since September 2016 and a slowdown that has been prolonged to Q1 of this fiscal year is technically not short-term in nature or even transient,” SBI Research said in a report.

The report said continuing slowdown has “raised the spectre of whether the slowdown is temporary or not” but stopped short of answering the question.

The note comes days after BJP president Amit Shah attributed the slowdown -- GDPgrowth slid for the sixth quarter in a row to hit a three-year low at 5.7 per

New Delhi, Sep 19 (Agencies): After Oil Minister Dhar mendra Pradhan recently said that GST Council should consider bringing the petroleum products in the ambit of GST, questions are being asked as to whether the government will accept the idea or not.

Market watchers are saying that if government goes ahead with Pradhan’s suggestion and include fuel prices under the ambit of GST, there will be a steep downfall in the prices, according to Zeenews report.

However, in a curious turn, taxes and duties seem to exceed the actual cost of production of petrol and diesel in the country.

The retail price of a litre of petrol exceeds due to the levy of central and excise duties. Furthermore, by adding company margin and other costs, the price charged to a petrol pump dealer is the total cost of fuel is being fixed.

This chart explains the tax structure of diesel

that after the 2008 global credit crisis, there was a surge in spending, but was unequivocal in not paying much heed to the rating agencies.

“Let’s not chase the rating upgrade mirage. India has had a solitary net rating upgrade in the last 25 years.

The economy is in urgent need of a fiscal push now to shore up growth,” the report said.

The government can use a clause in the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act that provides for a 0.5 per cent slip in fiscal deficit targets, it said.

Elaborating on how to keep the net borrowings in check, like the way the government has done in the current fiscal at Rs 3.4 trillion, it recommended the government to do more buybacks and switches in G-secs.

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Sovima Village Youth Organization (SVYO) has found an unattended Bajaj Pulsar 150 cc (Blue Colour) bearing registration number AS-09D/9599, Engine No. DHZCFF20671 and Chassis No. MD2A11CZ7F45361 on the night of September 2017 at Sovima Village. The rightful owner may collect the bike with proper documents before 30th September 2017. One may contact president SVYO at 9856247309 and Information Secretary at 8413075226.

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CHIECHAMA VILLAGE YOUTH ORGANISATION RAFFLE DRAW RESULT

1st Prize: 750 2nd Prize: 186 3rd Prize: 339 Consolation Prizes: 378, 677, 243, 012, 571 The Chiechama Village Youth organisation expresses its profound gratitude to all its members and well wishers who contributed by buying the lottery tickets.

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Suu Kyi defends Myanmar actions

ISLAMABAD, SEP 19 (PTI): Pakistan’s powerful Army chief Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa has rejected as “unfounded” the impression that the army was behind the ouster of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and said he was an ardent supporter of democracy.

Sharif, 67, stepped down after a Supreme Court bench disqualified him on July 28 from continuing in his office for dishonesty in the Panama Papers case and ruled that corruption cases be filed against him and his children over the scandal.

Gen Bajwa was responding to questions by members of defence committees of the National Assembly and Senate who visited General Headquarters (GHQ) on Monday.

The parliamentarians had raised many of the oftdiscussed issues including security operations, military courts, defence budget, engagement with the US, tensions with India, problems in relations with Afghanistan, and civil-military relations, Dawn reported.

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION

DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE

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Dated Kohima, the th Sept' 2017.

NO.ED/EST-1/ADVT/2015:: In pursuance of the Govt. approval letter NO.DSE/APPVL/PHEK/3-287/2014/606 dated 1-6-2017 and in compliance to the Hon'ble High Court order dt. 24-04-2015 of WP(C)NO.50 (K)2014.

Applications are invited from Chakhesang Community for one (1) post of Primary Teacher at GPS Chozuba Village 'A' under SDFEO Chozuba in the Pay Band-1 Rs.5200-20200/- with grade pay of Rs. 2400/- with the following conditions.

1. Age should not be less than 21 yrs and not more than 35 yrs as on 01-04-2017. The upper age limit is relexable by 5 yrs for the candidates who are in Govt. service.

2. Applications are to be submitted on plain paper with two Pass Port photo and standard bio-data along with photo copy of education qualifications documents, Schedule Tribe, Indigenous inhabitant and birth certificate.

3. The minimum requisite educational qualification will be 10+2/PU passed with 45% mark having professional qualification of Pre-service Teacher Edu.(PSTE) Bachelor of Edu(B.Ed).

4. Application should be addressed to Principal Director, School Education, Nagaland Kohima along with Rs.200/-(Rupees two hundred) in cash or DD in favour of Principal Director (SE) Nagaland Kohima as processing fee.

5. Last date of application shall be 28th Sept' 2017.

6. Incomplete documents shall be summarily rejected.

7. Date & Time of the written Exam will be Communicated separately.

SMITA SARANGI, IAS PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR Issued by DIPR

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The Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Kohima (MSTK) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Samadangla Ao, Daughter of T. Kumzuk Pongen for bringing laurels to the Union on her outstanding performance in successfully completing PhD in Applied Plant Sciences (Agronomy/ Agroecology), Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics, College of Food, Agriculture and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS), University of Minnesota on the Dissertation: Morpho - Physiological Traits Associated with Drought Tolerance of Maize Hybrids subjected to Different Water and Nitrogen Supply. MSTK pray for further success and glory and wishes all the best in life.

Sd/Sd/LIKOKSASHI LANUYAPANG President (MSTK) Secretary (MSTK)

DIMAPUR DISTRICT AO PENSIONERS UNION DIMAPUR Telongjem Sentep Sendong

Anogo : 26 September 2017 Mapang : 10 AM Tesentepdak : DABA Town Fellowship, Khermahal th

Onuk : 1. Aruya aliba election nung pensioner teinyaktsu 2. Alima dang nungi takum taoba.

Mathi 16:26 Sendong lenir : Dr. Meren, Vice President, DDAPU Sendong Tarensen 1. Ken No. 5 : Pai meimer 2. Sarasademtsu: Dr. Tarep, Khermahal 3. Aruya aliba election nung pensioner teinyaktsu : Tejembir : Dr. Lolen Jamir, kashiram(15 minutes) 4. Nungtak mapang: 5. Temeja ken : Choir 6. Alima dang nungi takum taoba (Mathi 16:26) Tejembir : Rev.Dr.N. Tzudir, Pastor DABA(15 minutes) 7. Ken No. 166 : Kotaker sangwa 8. Tatem Sarasadem : Telok METETDAKTSUR 1. Aor Pensioner ajak kireb arua atentsu ayongzuker 2. Iba sentep asoshi choir pensioner lengrijan kiyong alitsu :- Tanir: Puna Yimjenkimong, Litemba Yajang 3. Sentep temer refreshment alitsu.

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FELICITATES

With great pride and pleasure, the Dimapur Lizutomi Union (DLK) extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Mughayi N. Achumi on being conferred Honorary Doctorate in Ministry from Kathmandu IU & HU USA on 10th Sept. 2017.

The Union further congratulates him on receiving a hard earned doctorate degree. Best wishes for your future.

(Shiheto Yeptho) President, DLK

General Manager (Operations), Maligaon

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CANCELLATION OF TRAIN SERVICES

It has been decided to continue the cancellation of the following trains as under : (1) 12086 (Dibrugarh-Guwahati) Shatabdi Express will remain cancelled on 20-09-2017 & 22-09-2017.

(2) 12085 (Guwahati-Dibrugarh) Shatabdi Express will remain cancelled on 21-09-2017 & 23-09-2017.

Dated Kohima, the th Sept' 2017.

NO.IND/DEV/HORNBILL/314/03 (Vol-II) : Interested Entrepreneurs those who are expert on Indigenous Local Produce are hereby invited for allotment of stall at the Exhibition cum Sale of Handloom & Handicraft Products.

1. Bamboo Pavilion, Naga Heritage Village at Kisama during the Hornbill Festival from 1st to 10th December 2017.

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

2. India International Trade Fair at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi from 14th to 27th November 2017.

The theme for IITF 2017 is "Start Up India: Stand Up India".

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

Application in plain paper along with sample of detail items and proper authentic address and contact number to be submitted to the Directorate of Industries & Commerce (Room No- 73), Kohima on or before 16th October 2017. All the sample items will be screened by the Committee for all participants and will strictly adhere to the selected items. No applications will be entertained after the last date of submission.

(I. Bendangliba) Director of Industries & Commerce.

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EXPULSION ORDER

Whereas, the Disciplinary Action Committee of Naga People's Front in its meeting held on 16th September 2017 has found that the activities and functioning of Shri.

Nungsang Jamir, President Dimapur Division as totally against the party.

Whereas, Shri. Nungsang Jamir's self vested interested activities has an adverse affect and is a direct challenge to the party.

Whereas, Shri. Nungsang Jamir's involvement in antiparty activities has affected the smooth functioning of the Dimapur Division office and the party.

Now, therefore, I Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, the President of the Naga People's Front in exercise of the powers conferred on me Vide Article V, section 9 read with Article XIV of the part Constitution hereby expel Shri.

Nungsang Jamir President, Dimapur Division from both Primary and Active membership with immediate effect.

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GRATITUDE

The Sangtam Students’ Union Kohima (SSUK) through this column would like to extend its sincere and profound gratitude to all individuals, families, groups and all well wishers for your tremendous contributions in terms of financial, material, physical and prayers during our 32nd Fresher’s Meet held on 16th of September 2017.

We want to place on record our special thanks to the following for their generous contributions.

1. Shri. Tronglichem Sangtam, MD. CTS Groups Nagaland and Executive Chairman Dimapur Kohima Sangtam Students Union (DKSSU) Chief Guest of the 32nd Fresher’s Meet 2. Shri. C.Kipili Sangtam, Power Minister, Govt. of Nagaland 3. AST (Kohima Unit) 4. Mrs Bilila Thsapong Thonger, President AST (Kohima Unit) 5. Mr. Thsapongse and Family 6. Mrs. Tsapongla Moa and Family 7. Mrs. Lichemse Thonger 8. Mr. Mathew Syali We regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly. sd/sd/Lizi P. Sangtam Kokvila Sangtam President, SSUK Gen. Secy., SSUK

TENUNGSANG AGUTSUR

Mokokchung compound Baptist Arogo youth ministry ajanga 15th to 17th Sept 2017 “Kibuba onok asentenshijang” Omen nung ajemdaker O Jembir Mr. Temjenmangyang Jamir, Mr. Lanu Atsungchanger aser Mr. Lanuzulu Lkr. Youth Director, ano councilor Mrs. N. Alila aser Mr. Supong Aier den lanur lenirtem ajanga ozu Liten Baptist Fellowship nung tanula asentenshi (Revival) ka agutsuogo.

Parnok ajanga ozu arogopur ajak tanula nung kanga dang tzuratema temoatsu tulu anguba lemsateper.

Tajung Tsüngremi nenok wadang nung maneni len ania moajangma.

Sd/Sd/I.Supong Lkr T. Alem Lkr Pastor LBF Secretary LBF

DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

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CLARIFICATION TO I. NUNGSANG JAMIR’S STATEMENT

Motto: “Go Forth” (Bekhu Wung)

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gles and leftist radicals around the world during the Cold War, finding its way onto the national flag of Mozambique and the banner of Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah.

But Mikhail Kalashnikov never touched the fortunes from the sales of millions of the rifles that bear his name and used by the armies of over 80 countries. He stopped working only a year before his death, at the age of 93.

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after becoming disgruntled by the Soviet weaponry as he recovered from an injury during WWII. Eventually that would lead to the creation of the AK-47 — short in Russian for Avtomat Kalashnikova 1947 (Kalashnikov Automatic Rifle 1947) — that would become the standard issue for the Soviet Union’s vast armed forces.

Known for its simplicity, the gun became a symbol for independence strug-

Inconvenience caused to passengers is regretted

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of scores of villages.

Supporters and observers say the 72-year-old lacks the authority to rein in the military, which ran the country for 50 years and only recently ceded limited powers to her civilian government.

“She is trying to claw back some degree of credibility with the international community, without saying too much that will get her in trouble with the (military) and Burmese people who don’t like the Rohingya in the first place,” said Phil Robertson of Human Rights Watch.

Communal violence has torn through Rakhine state since Rohingya mili-

by the state and considered to be illegal immigrants.

Suu Kyi’s repatriation pledge “is new and significant”, said Richard Horsey, an independent analyst based in Myanmar, explaining it would in principle allow for the return of those who can prove residence in Myanmar -- rather than citizenship.

But in the monsoonsoaked shanties in Bangladesh, there was anguish among refugees over how they would meet any requirements.

“We don’t have any papers,” said 55-year-old Abdur Razzak.

“If the government is honestly speaking to resolve our crisis then we are ready to go back now,” he added.

“Nobody wants to live in such squalid conditions as a refugee.”

Suu Kyi insisted army “clearance operations” finished on September 5.

But AFP reporters have seen homes on fire in the days since then, while multiple testimonies from refugees arriving in Bangladesh suggests those operations have continued.

M O S C O W, S EP 1 9 (AGENCIES): Russian officials and Orthodox priests on Tuesday unveiled a statue in Moscow of inventor Mikhail Kalashnikov, whose iconic AK-47 assault rifle has claimed countless lives worldwide.

A priest sprinkled holy water on the seven-metre tall statue of Kalashnikov gripping his deadly creation, which will now loom over motorists from a traffic island in one of the sprawling capital’s central thoroughfares.

Culture minister Vladimir Medinsky praised the inventor and called the rifle — which has been reproduced an estimated 100 million times worldwide — a “cultural brand for Russia.”

Kalashnikov had “the best traits of a Russian: an extraordinary natural gift, simplicity, integrity,” Medinsky said.

Born in a Siberian village in 1919, Mikhail Kalashnikov died in December 2013 in Izhevsk, the capital of the Russian republic of Udmurtia, where he lived.

Kalashnikov came up with the idea of inventing a new automatic rifle that could work in all conditions

In response to a press advertisement that was published in local dailies under the heading ‘NPF Consultative Meet Postponed”, issued by “I Nungsang Jamir, President, NPF Dimapur Division” on 19th Sept.

2017, it is to calrify that the proposed ‘Naga People’s Front (NPF) Consultative Meet 2017’ of Dimapur Division on 20th Sept. 2017 at Dimapur Division Office, Landmark Colony was chalked out at a meeting on 16th Sept. 2017. The said meeting attended by I Nungsang Jamir along with Pusazo Luruo, Vice President, NPF Central & In-charge Dimapur Division, T. Lotha, Secretary, NPF Central & Asst. In-charge Dimapur Division, Chokriveyi Venyo, Secretary, NPF Central & Asst. In-charge Dimapur Division, Hotoshe Sumi, Secretary, NPF Central & Asst. In-charge Dimapur Division and K. Hokaito Zhimomi, Vice President, NPF Dimapur Division including other party workers discussed the need to hold NPF Consultative Meet in Dimapur district and unanimously resolved to hold the said consultative meeting and same, with consent of all present at the meeting was published in local dailies for information to all concerned.

It is utterly surprising how could I. Nungsang Jamir who officially attended the meeting as President, NPF Dimapur Division, state that the matter was published without his knowledge and consent when he was personally present at the meeting. In regard to the publication of his photograph, the members present at the meeting bears witness of how he voluntarily handed over his photograph to be used in newspaper publications and banners.

It is also to clarify that I. Nungsang Jamir has been expelled from the Party for his involvement in anti-party activities. Therefore, he holds no authority to postpone the proposed consultative meeting on any ground whatsoever.

(PUSAZO LURUO) Vice President, NPF Central & Dated : 19/9/2017 In-charge Dimapur Division

The Dmapur Riphyim Union (DRU) with immense pride and happiness felicitates the following esteemed members.

1. Miss Achumi Odyuo, D/o Mr. Chibonimo Odyuo for receiving the Rector's Gold Medal by securing First Position in MA (Economics) Examinations held in the year, 2016 in the recently declared result of the North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) 2. Miss. Orenvungi Patton, D/o Late Samuel Patton for being selected to undergo M.B.B.S Course in the recently declared NEET, 2017 Exam.

Further, the Union conveys its heartfelt congratulations for their achievement and implore them to continue their persistent hard work to excel and to lead a successful life.

(K. Mhonthung Odyuo) Chairman DRU

(Sharon Patton) General Secretary DRU

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tants staged deadly attacks on police posts on August 25. An army-led fightback has left scores dead, and sent hundreds of thousands of Muslim Rohingya fleeing mainly Buddhist Myanmar into Bangladesh.

I n h e r 3 0 - m i nu t e speech Suu Kyi reached out to critics who have condemned her failure to speak up for the stateless Rohingya.

Myanmar stood ready she said, to repatriate refugees in accordance with a “verification” process agreed with Bangladesh in the early 1990s.

“Those who have been verified as refugees from this country will be accepted without any problems,” she added.

In less than a month just under half of Rakhine’s one- million-strong Rohingya minority has poured into Bangladesh, where they languish in overcrowded refugee camps.

It was not immediately clear how many would qualify to return.

But the subject of their claims to live in Myanmar is at the heart of a toxic debate about the Muslim group,

Russia unveils statue of AK-47 inventor

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Naypyidaw, Sep 19 (AFP): Aung San Suu Kyi said Tuesday she does not fear global scrutiny over the Rohingya crisis, pledging to hold rights violators to account but refusing to blame the military for violence that has driven some 421,000 of the Muslim minority out of her country.

In an address timed to pre-empt likely censure of Myanmar at the UN General Assembly in New York -- delivered entirely in English and aimed squarely at an international audience -she called for patience and understanding of the unfurling crisis in her “fragile democracy”.

She vowed to resettle some refugees but offered no solutions to stop what the UN calls army-led “ethnic cleansing” in Rakhine state, where soldiers are accused of burning Muslim Ro h i n g ya f r o m t h e i r homes.

Rights group Amnesty International said the Nobel peace laureate was “burying her head in the sand” over documented army abuses and claims of rape, murder and the systematic clearing

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PUGHOBOTO DIVISION, NAGALAND The 13 A/C NPF Pughoboto on behalf of the general public of Pughoboto Sub-division and the supporters of NPF party in particular express our immense gratitude and appreciation to the Hon’ble President NPF, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and the NPF Central Office for conferring SMTI. HETOLI ACHUMI as the Vice President, NPF Central Women Wing.

The Division further reaffirms solidarity and support to the NPF Party under the dynamic leadership of NPF President Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and Hon’ble MLA 13 A/C, Shri. Y. Vikheho Swu. Sd/HOTOSHE SHEQI KUGHAKHU SHEQI General Secretary President NPF Pughoboto Division NPF Pughoboto Division

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Infotainment

Amjad Ali Khan, sons Foo Fighters heading for no. 1 on honoured in Los Angeles Billboard Chart with new song

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ccording to Billboard Foo Fighters’ new album, “Concrete And Gold”, is likely to move more than 120,000 equivalent album units in first week of release to debut at position No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart.

The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week based on multi-metric consumption, which includes traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA).

Foo Fighters previously topped the chart in 2011 with “Wasting Light”.

Seven of the band’s albums have landed in the top 10, including 2014’s “Sonic Highways”, which debuted and peaked at No. 2.

Foo Fighters last week released an animated minidocumentary on the making of “Concrete And Gold”, which arrived on September 15. In the short film, frontman Dave Grohl talks about how the band selected the producer it wanted to work with, Greg Kurstin, and how it landed a guest appearance from Justin Timberlake, among others. Grohl recalls meeting Kurstin at a restaurant after hearing a song by his band The Bird and the

Bee on the radio in his car.

As the two become friends, Grohl decides he wants Kurstin to record the next Foo Fighters album. Kurstin has previously produced artists like Adele and Pink.

Grohl also recounts how he floated the idea of working with Kurstin to the rest of the band, who were puzzled because Kurstin had never worked on a heavy rock record. In addition to Timberlake, the disc features guest appearances from Paul McCartney, The Bird and The Bee’s Inara George, The Kills’ Alison Mosshart and Boyz II Men singer Shawn Stockman.

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enowned sarod player Amjad Ali Khan and his sons Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash, who play the instrument too, were felicitated at the coveted Global Music Awards under the Gold Medal category.

They were honoured last week for their outstanding contribution to the global music industry and excellence in the classical music sphere.

The honour was bestowed on the three in correlation with their album “Peace Worshipers”, which was released in July, by Affetto Records and distributed by Naxos.

The award was presented by Mark Sutherland

(Editor, Music Week UK) and Sat Bisla (President and Founder, A&R Worldwide) in the presence of other music industry executives.

Interestingly, they are the only Indian classical artistes to win an honour at this platform, which brings global music partners and industry forerunners together to discuss and exchange ideas, trends and a range of other topics.

“Every award is an acknowledgment of an artiste’s musical journey.

Though the journey is new everyday. Very honoured,” Amjad Ali Khan said in a statement.

Amaan said it’s a great honour for “our genre of music”.

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popped up on the screen behind him.

“Yeah, I know you think that is a picture of me kissing Sean Spicer. But in the spirit of Sean Spicer -

should not be embraced. did this? Who are we talkThese Hollywood phonies ing about here?!” kissing up to Sean Spicer Then, a photo of are disgusting. I mean, who Corden kissing Spicer

no, it isn’t!”

Corden then said it was a moment of getting drunk and forgetting who he kissed the previous night.

NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT (NPF)

FELICITATES

The Hunphun Long Dimapur with great delight and pride would like to convey our heartiest congratulation to Dr. Hormila G. Zingkhai, D/o Mr. Green Zinghai and Mrs. Imensangla, for her remarkable completion of Ph.D from the Department of Sociology, NEHU Shillong.

The Hunphun Long Dimapur further wishes her a very bright success in her future endeavour.

President Hunphun Long Dimapur Mr. Robust Shingnaisui

Secretary Hunphun Long Dimapur Valley Rose Shimray

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Adoption of Resolution Drafting Committee Proposal :

The Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) would like to convey our sincere gratitude to the Nagaland Disaster Management for constructing temporary bridge in lieu of damaged bridge in between Nihoto Village and Hollohon Colony through which the public are availing benefits under the leadership of Nagaland Chief Minister T.R. Zeliang and his Government.

The team of WSKH headed by Shri. S. Vihuto Yepthomi, President, Shri. Q. Tuccu, Collective Leadership, Shri. N. Seam, Kilonser, Shri. Shikavi Zhimo, President AAGBA, Shri. G. Vikato Sumi, President KTKK, Shri. Vikato Aye, President SAPU, Shri. Vikuto Rochill, President KGKK, Shri. Vikheyi Zhimomi, NAGBA, Shri. Mughavi Awomi, President AKK, Shri. Kuhoi Zhimomi, Chairman Dimapur Area Sumi Community and Shri. Kakuho Awomi, Convener WSKH Customary Court inspected the temporary bridge and found it satisfactory.

WSKH also would like to convey our sincere gratitude to Shri. Tokuho Neho, Head G.B. Suhoi Village for providing all required materials for the aforesaid temporary bridge.

rhythm guitarist with roots running deep in blues, country, and jazz, he is the third composer in the band. A musician from his school years, he has played in several concerts in secular arena and gospel venues. Well experienced in composing and writing music, his love for classic rock and country has produced a taste of music that appeals to all ages.

Willy Kharlukhi is the lead guitarist, co-founder and the key composer of music in Fireflood. He imbibes a strong flow of electrifying leads infused with strong distortion that could swallow up an entire audience.

Aiborlang Marbaniang is the bass guitarist of Fireflood. He has been a musician from his early years playing in front of big crowds at several fests and

Neiba Kronu Minister Govt. Of Nagaland.

Member Secretary- Election Board.

Imkong L. Imchen Minister Govt. Of Nagaland.

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events in the venues in his home city, Shillong.

Ethan Africo is the drummer of Fireflood. He has been playing drums from 11 years of age and is also well versed with playing bass and acoustic guitars.

He also composes songs and has played at several college tests and Christian crusades with huge crowds. He graduated from the Bangalore Conservatory and currently teaches drums in a school in Shillong.

Fireflood album art is created by Reuben Bhattacharya AKA @Visual Amnesia, a renowned artist who has created art for the likes of Slipknot, Skyharbor, Twelve Foot Ninja, Allegaeon, Textures, Demonic Resurrection, Aliases, Breaking Bad, Game Of Thrones and more.

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ireflood, a Bengaluru based gospel band will be releasing its first single ‘Tonight’ in Indihut on September 23 followed by an album which will be officially released in the last week of October at Shillong.

The band is made of members from various parts of the North East region.

Kekhriesenuo Ringa also known as Kekhrie Ringa, from Kohima is a vocalist in the band and the only member from Nagaland. She has been performing professionally since 2005.

Trained in wester n Classical and Broadway style of singing, she is currently working as a vocal teacher at the Music Academy Kohima. She lives with Philippians 4:13 as a motivating verse. She loves to experiment and play with her voice by trying different genres but says that Fireflood was what defines her.

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He picked up his influence in music with the help of his dad and by listening to classic rock bands. He has a huge taste for the 80’s and 90’s genre of music. He is also the song writer and producer of their self titled debut album.

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Spicer made a surprise appearance following host Stephen Colbert’s politically-charged monologue at the awards show on September 17. After the photograph featuring Corden and Spicer emerged, Twitter critics accused the former of “normalising facism”, reported people.com.

Corden addressed the criticism on Monday’s episode of “The Late Late Show” with humour.

“The big winners last night were Donald Glover, Hulu and former White House press secretary Sean Spicer,” Corden said in his opening monologue. “Spicer won best actor in a comedy for his role in Donald Trump’s administration.”

He continued: “I’m kidding, of course. But Sean Spicer actually did make a cameo at last night’s ceremony. According to some reports, at the afterparty, Spicer was the post popular guy in the room.

“And I just want to say, I think people are forgetting that this man lied to the American people, and

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New Delhi, Sep 19 (IANS): India U-17 football team coach Luis Norton de Matos on Tuesday said that he wants to show the world his side can play football during the World Cup which is scheduled to start from October 6.

“All games are winnable in football, there is no game which can’t be won.

Even if there is a five percent chance of winning we will fight for it, We want to show that the Indian team is as organised as the rest of the world and if we can show the world that we too can play football, it would be even better,” Matos told AIFF. The hosts are currently training for the U-17 World Cup in Goa. The colts earlier took part in a Four-Nation Tournament in Mexico after being part of exposure trips in Europe, facing national teams and club teams

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such as Benfica, Serbia and Macedonia amongst others.

“The level of the Indian U-17s is very high but come the FIFA U-17 World Cup it will be a different ball game altogether. However, if we can prove that the Indian team can play on the same page as the opposition in the FIFA U-17 World Cup, there is a victory in that,” the Portuguese said.

“Every game you play either you win or it is a learning experience. Against Chile and Macedonia, we registered good results but

the FIFA U-17 World Cup will be a competition and competitions are different from friendly games,” Matos added. The 63-year-old who played five matches for Portugal also said the World Cup experience will be unique in Indian football history and he is delighted to be a part of it.

“It is amazing to be a part of a unique moment in Indian football’s history. I am very happy to be a part of it. If the players continue to play with hard work and dedication and chart goals for them, they can go on to be some of the best in the coming years,” he said.

“The players are already heroes because they will be playing in India’s first ever participation in a FIFA World Cup. This generation can inspire many coming generations to take up football in India,” Matos added.

Bayern keeper Neuer ruled out until January Munich, Sep 19 (IANS): Bayern Munich star goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has been ruled out until January 2018, following an operation of the metatarsal in his left foot which he fractured during training.

K a r l - H e i n z Ru m menigge, CEO of the club said, “Manuel Neuer has sustained another injury and we’re incredibly sorry for him. The operation went perfectly, which is the most important thing for now. We and our captain are now looking to the future. Manuel will be back to his previous best and available to us again in January.”

The 31-year-old sustained a repeat hairline fracture of the metatarsal in his left foot during the training session. Following a diagnosis, the Bayern captain underwent surgery early on Tuesday morning to repair the damage.

Jakhama block level tournament held president of Amateur Naga Wrestling Club (ANWC), Sahovi John Phinyo as guest speaker.

The tournament was organised by Tiema-Khe and sponsored by Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan, Kohima.

Speaking at the meet, Phinyo challenged the gathering to take up sports as a profession.

He also highlighted the different schemes of Sahovi John Phinyo giving away the prize to winners. sports facilities and infraD i ma p u r , S e p 1 9 Jakhama was held at Ki- structure provided by the (NPN): The one-day block dima local ground on Sep- government.

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ers, the tournament was organised with the aim to encourage sporting culture, built competition spirit and promote sports activities to greater height.

The various events conducted during the oneday sports meet were penalty shootout, table tennis, badminton, chess and carom.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by Vingosal Sachù, God’s blessing was invoked by Vikuto Yore and Pukil Kintso proposed the vote of thanks.

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L o nd o n , S e p 1 9 (Agencies): Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard has ruled out a move to French giants Paris SaintGermain.

The Belgium international is under contract at Stamford Bridge until June 2020 but has been repeatedly linked with a move to the Parc des Princes club, and with European cham-

pions Real Madrid.

But the 26-year-old, who joined Chelsea from Lille in a £32m deal in June 2012, says he would only return to French football to play for his former club.

“There are some big clubs, and it was an attractive league even when I played in it six years ago,” Hazard told French media company SFR Sport.

Kolkata, Sep 19 (PTI): Steve Smith is in the middle of a challenging phase as captain and he must define the way for the Australian team’s comeback in the ongoing ODI series against India, feels his former skipper Michael Clarke.

“Smith’s batting has been outstanding for a long time but his captaincy is challenged now. He needs to define the way for his team to have success,” Clarke said.

Having drawn the two-Test series in Bangladesh, Smith’s captaincy is likely to be tested to the limit with Australia trailing 0-1 in the five-ODI series against India.

Australia had the series opener in Chennai firmly in control with India reeling at 87 for five before MS Dhoni and Hardik Pandya turned it around with a century partnership en route to a 26-run win via D/L method.

“It’s high time that Australia make a comeback.

I think this is the match that will decide the course of the series,” he said of the Eden second onedayer on September 21.

Clarke was here to present Don Bradman’s bat, that the legend used in India’s first tour of Australia in 1948, to the Fanattic Sports Museum.

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The centre-back who made 81 appearances for England, won the English Premier League (EPL) title six times and Champions League once with Manchester United.

We, the bereaved family members of Late Isholi Sheqhi, W/o Lt. Nikiye Sheqhi, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness to each and everyone who stood by us through prayer, physically, financially, materially and morally during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved mother on 13.09.2017.

We are deeply and overwhelmingly touched by your support, concern and prayer in times of our grief, though we cannot possibly convey our profound gratitude and appreciation to everyone, it is our prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Our special thanks to: 1. Pentecostal Church Diphupar/Centre Church Dimapur.

2. Sumi Baptist Church Diphupar and Villagers 3. Mishilimi Kuposhukulu Dimapur.

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dian team, the cricketer-turned- commentator praised chinaman bowler Kuldeep Yadav.

“He is an attacking bowler. His control as a wrist spinner from the back of his hand is amazing and is his strength. He has got all the skills, spins both ways, bowls long spells. He

did well in the Test series.”

Dhoni is back in his prime and Clarke in a lighter vein said, “Don’t ask me whether he will play in the 2019 World Cup. He will play in 2023.”

Clarke further said David Warner will be back amongst the run after missing out in Chennai.

“He got centuries in Bangladesh... It is hard to overlook him by seeing his performance in one game. He will find ways to score, he always does. He will have lot of impact in the series. He and Smith will be the leading scorers for Australia in the series.

Hopefully, they start scoring from Kolkata.”

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CONDOLENCE MESSAGE The Angami Public Organisation (APO) is deeply saddened by the news of Mr. Zaku Tsükrü’s demise. APO conveys its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. He was a great leader, a man of innumerable contributions to the society and he is irreplaceable. We the Angami Public Organisation cannot express our sorrows with words. APO prays that our Almighty God gives the bereaved family the peace and comfort they need and may the soul of our loved one rest in peace.

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Manchester, Sep 19 (IANS): Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand on Tuesday revealed that he is set to become a professional boxer.

“It’s happening... Can’t wait to get started with the team @betfair have put together, @richiewoodhall and @meldeane ?? #DefenderToContender,” Ferdinand tweeted.

The star defender made 312 appearances for Manchester United from 2002 to 2014 before heading to play for Queens Park Rangers.

The 38-year-old, who is yet to get his British Boxing Board of Control licence said: “When Betfair approached me about the Defender to Contender challenge, the chance to prove myself in a new sport was a real draw.

“Boxing is an amazing sport for the mind and the body. I have always had a passion for it and this challenge is the perfect opportunity to show people what’s possible. It’s a challenge I’m not taking lightly, clearly

him,” he said. “’I think he’s shown not just at Chelsea but also at Juve that he’s a good coach and I think he has some good years ahead of him. There’s a lot of tactics. ‘It’s not always nice as a forward as you have to run, defend and everything, but at least at the weekend, you know exactly what to do, you can even close your eyes and play. That’s good.”

“We work a lot. It’s not always easy in training, there are a lot of hours of training, but it bears fruit on the pitch. We play well, we won [the Premier League] last year. You can see that that’s the key to success: work.”

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“Big stars want to play in Ligue 1, and that is a good thing. But if I am to return it will be to play for Lille – they are my club.

“I still have a career to carve out, with a number of seasons ahead of me.”

Hazard, who has scored 72 goals in 251 appearances for the Blues, is expected to make his first start of the season following an ankle injury in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup tie against Nottingham Forest at Stamford Bridge.

And the 2015 PFA Player of the Year feels he has become a better player since Antonio Conte took the job in the summer of 2016. “Even after a week I think I had progressed with

Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, churches, unions, neighbours, relatives, friends from far and well wishers who supported us through prayers, materials, financial and kind besides sacrificing your precious time at the sudden demise of our beloved father and my husband Lt. Kahoto Aye on 9th Sept. 2017.

We sincerely convey our special thanks and appreciation to : 1. Dr. Obed, Atoizu 2. Asukhuto Baptist Church (SBAK Aizuto) 3. Youth Dept. (SBAK Aizuto) 4. Women Dept. (SBAK Aizuto) 5. NCRC Asukhuto Town.

6.Students' Union Asukhuto Town 7. Sumi Students' Union, K.P.A 8. Emlom Baptist Church (SBAK Aizuto) 9. B.Y.F Society Emlomi B/Church 10. Sutemi Baptist Church (SBAK Nito Mount) 11. Sutemi Women Dept. (SBAK Nito Mount) 12. Sutemi Youth Dept. (SBAK Nito Mount) 13. Sumi Baptist Church Asukhuto Town (SBAK Nito Mount) 14. Good Will Society Asukhuto Town 15. Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu Staff (K.P.A) 16. Lecturers K.P.A 17. Asukhuto Village Baptist Church 18. Vekuho Old Baptist Church 19. Girls Hostel K.P.A 20. Boys Hostel K.P.A. Words are inadequate to express how much we are indebted to each and everyone and we deeply regret our inability to mention every individuals but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly for your love and generosity.

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The family members of Lt. Yonglim Yim, would like to convey our heartfelt and sincere gratitude to all who stood by us and shared our sorrows at the demise of our father on 13th September 2017.

We can never repay the act of kindness you have bestowed upon us but your good deeds will always be cherished in our hearts.

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Born on : 16.12.1973 – Died on : 10.09.2017

We the family members of Lt. Hukali Awomi would like to express our profound gratitude and sincere thanks to everyone who stood by us, physically, financially, materially and through prayer support during her prolonged illness and at the time of demise on the 10th of Sept. 2017.

We convey our special thanks to : ▪ Self Help Group Enoch Colony ▪ Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Purana Bazar (B) ▪ Nihoto Sunday School Department ▪ Women Department Nihoto Village Baptist Church ▪ Christian Youth Fellowship, Old Showuba ▪ Baptist Akukuhou Nihoto Ghami ▪ Sumi Community Purana Bazar (B) Village ▪ Atuna Kugha Union Dimapur ▪ Tsukoto Tokukujo Kupo Shukulu Dimapur ▪ Chaplain Mughoto Zhimomi Christian Fellowship Shillong ▪ Shetoyi Sumi, Parliamentary Secretary, Fishery Department ▪ H Khehovi Yeptho, DPO & Family, Thilixu ▪ Hoto Yeptho, Director of Land Resources.

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Kohima, Sep 19 (NPN): Defending champions Naga FC will lock horns with Vanguard FC in the final of Captain Kenguruse Memorial Football tournament at 1:00 pm on September 21.

In the semi-finals played at Kohima local ground on Tuesday, Naga FC edged Naga Terriers 2-1 while Vanguard FC, Tseminyu beat Green Club, Zunheboto 5-2 to book their spot in the final. The tournament is being organized by IGAR (N).

In a very competitive first semi-final match, defending champions Naga

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FC edged Naga Terriers 2-1. Both teams displayed equal skills and ball possession. However, Khwetelhi Thopi (10) broke the deadlock in the 31st minute to end the first half with score line of 1-0 in favour of Naga FC. After the breather, Naga FC picked up the match from where they left off and took control of the match but failed to double their lead. On the other hand, Naga Terriers, with one goal behind, gave their everything. Their effort was finally rewarded in the 73rd minute when T. Khampai (9) found the net to make it 1-1.

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match looked like it was heading for extra time but, with just seconds left for the final whistle; Rhitso Mero (7) slotted home the winning goal for Naga FC. In the second semifinal match, Vanguard FC, Tseminyu claimed an easy 5-2 win against its opponent Green Club, Zunheboto. Awangbou (17) of Vanguard opened the account in the 22nd minute and the second goal for Vanguard FC was netted by Yhunshalo (9) in the 39th minute.

Chaba (10) scored the 3rd and 4th goal for Vanguard FC in 58th and 79th minutes respectively.

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getting some opportunities, failed to open their account. In the 50th minute, Kimiyeto (10) failed to convert a penalty kick.

Finally in the 67th minute, Kimiyeto Swu (10) made up for the missed penalty by scoring a goal.

He also went on to score the second goal for Green Club in the 83rd minute to make it 4-2.

Vanguard’s Yhunshalo (9) scored the final goal of the match through penalty kick in the injury added time.

Sanyem Salim (4) of Vanguard FC was given the marching order from the play field after receiving two yellow cards.

Amarjit elected India captain for U-17 WC

PANAJI, Sep 19 (Agencies): Midfielder Amarjit Singh has been unanimously elected as the captain of Indian team for the upcoming FIFA Under-17 World Cup to be held across the country.

Coach Luis Norton de Matos had suggested four names and had asked each of the 27 players in the team to write on a sheet of paper their choice for captaincy.

The first name would get five points, the next three and the final choice one. The players unanimously voted for Amarjit as their captain for the FIFA Under-17 World Cup which begins in New Delhi on October 6. Jitendra Singh, who was second, will be Amarjit’s deputy.

While, Suresh Singh, who led India at the AFC Under-16 Championship last year, received the third highest votes.

Defender Sanjeev Stalin finished fourth, an AIFF official said.

Born and brought up in Manipur, Amarjit was introduced to the game by his uncle and he soon found himself at the Chandigarh Football Academy (CFA). When the selectors were hunting for players to represent India at the Under-17 World Cup, Amarjit was invited for trials and he caught the eye of everyone.

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Espanyol edge Celta Vigo for 1st win of La Liga season

Gerard Moreno put Espanyol ahead with a low shot from just inside the area during a their La Liga match against Celta Vigo.

Barcelona, Sep 19 (IANS): RCD Espanyol defeated Celta Vigo 2-1 here for their first victory of the 2017-2018 La Liga football season.

The hosts got off to a strong start on Monday and threatened the Celta net twice before taking a 1-0 lead in the 10th minute through a goal by Gerard Moreno, reports Efe. Celta were stymied by the Espanyol defence and their only opportunity in the first half was an ineffectual Iago Aspas header

in the 18th minute. Maxi Gomez, Celta’s top scorer with four goals, was practically invisible throughout the contest at Cornella-El Prat stadium.

Espanyol increased their lead to 2-0 in the 23nd minute, when Pablo Piatti stole the ball from Gustavo Cabral and worked a combination with Jose Manuel Jurado before beating Celta goalkeeper Sergio.

The pace slowed in the second half, with Espanyol seemingly content to sit on their lead as the visitors con-

tinued to struggle on the attack. Celta improved as the minutes passed and Aspas nearly clawed back a goal on a corner kick not long before Pione Sisto found the back of the Espanyol net in the 69th minute to cut the hosts’ lead in half.

The visitors went into high gear in pursuit of the equalizer, but Espanyol hung on to take all three points and vault out of the drop zone into 16th place, with four points from four matches, one more than Celta.

Women work just as hard, sacrifice India women beat Belgium junior men’s team 4-3 as much as men, says Andy Murray Lo n d o n, S e p 1 9 (Agencies): Britain’s world number three Andy Murray has stressed the importance of gender equality in tennis, saying the work ethic required to succeed is the same for both men and women.

Murray, who is seen as the voice of women’s equality within the game for his previous views on various issues, was coached

by Frenchwoman Amelie Mauresmo for two years from 2014.

The Scot, who won seven titles and reached two Australian Open finals with Mauresmo, said he had a better understanding of the struggles women face in the game because of the partnership.

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timate the amount of work that it takes to become a top tennis player,” Murray said in comments published

by BBC Magazine. “And that work ethic is the same whether you are a man or a woman.

“There are hours spent in the gym, on court, in physio, travelling, analysing matches and opponents, talking with your team,

managing your body, and of course, making plenty of sacrifices,” added the threetime grand slam champion.

“A n yo n e w h o h a s spent any time with any of the top women will know they make those same sacrifices and are as determined and committed to winning as any of the top men on the tour.”

Murray said he worked with Mauresmo because she was the right person to coach him and not because of her gender but discovered she wasn’t treated the same as men in similar jobs.

“Since then, I have been asked about women’s equality and I would find it hard to look any of the top female tennis players in the eye if I did not speak my mind,” he said.

ANTWERP, Sep 19 (PTI): The Indian women’s hockey team ended their Europe Tour on a high after getting the better of the Belgium junior men’s team 4-3 in a thrilling encounter.

For India, Gurjit Kaur (7th and 11th minutes) and captain Rani (13th and 33rd minutes) scored twice to give the visitors their first win of the tour.

A rampant Indian team started the match with some enthralling attacking play as they earned a penalty corner in the 7th minute, which was well converted by dragflicker Gurjit to give India the lead.

The defender extended India’s lead in the 11th minute as she converted another penalty corner to make it 2-0.

Skipper Rani also got onto the score sheet as she netted the ball via a well

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taken field goal in the 13th minute to further extend the lead at the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter began with goalkeeper Rajani Etimarpu making her second diving save of the match to deny the Belgians from opening their account.

India displayed grit and fight throughout the second quarter as they held onto their 3-0 lead at the end of 30 minutes.

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quarter with some high intensity play, which paid off for them in the 33rd minute as Rani scored her second goal of the match to make it 4-0.

However, Belgium finally managed to get past India’s sturdy defence when Thibault Neven converted a PC in the 38th minute to make it 1-4.

The hosts produced a great field goal in the 42nd minute via William Van Dessel to end the 3rd quarter

with India still leading 4-2.

The Belgium carried on the momentum in the fourth quarter as well with Mathias Relik converting a PC to give them their third goal in the 48th minute and reduce the margin to 3-4.

It was a nervy last 10 minutes for the visitors as Belgium piled on some pressure to find the equaliser.

But the Indian team held onto their nerves and defended as a unit to have the last laugh.

Cibulkova marches ahead in Tokyo

Dominika Cibulkova celebrates after beating Carla Suarez Navarro on Tuesday.

TOKYO, Sep 19 (Agencies): Fifth-seeded Dominika Cibulkova is targeting a strong finish to the season after dispatching Carla Suarez Navarro 6-3, 6-3 to book a second-round spot in the Pan Pacific Open on Tuesday.

Cibulkova has momentum after posting her best result of the season in August when reaching the final of the Connecticut Open.

She carried that to Tokyo, racing 5-1 ahead.

Suarez Navarro broke in a seventh game that contained four deuces, and briefly threatened to fight her way back.

Last year’s WTA Finals champion, Cibulkova broke in the third game of the second set, and again to

love in the final game.

It has rarely gone so well for Cibulkova this year.

The weight of expectation following last year’s four titles proved too much. “Since the trip to the U.S., even though I lost in the third round in Cincinnati to Jo Konta, I started to feel I was coming back,” she said.

“Then in New Haven, even though I lost the final, I was really close to winning.

Right now, I feel the best on court that I have all year.”

“I was putting a lot of pressure on myself, that I have to repeat the same great year. Now I’ve lost this pressure. I want to enjoy the fact I’ve found my form and I feel fresh for this tournament and the others in Asia.

I want to take this chance.”

Cibulkova next plays Katerina Siniakova. The Czech defeated qualifier Jana Cepelova 1-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Polish qualifier Magda Linette surprised Daria Gavrilova, 2-6, 6-0, 7-6 (3). Second-seeded Karolina Pliskova lies in wait on Wednesday.

Caroline Garcia, seeded following the withdrawal of virus-hit Agnieszka Radwanska, beat lucky loser Aliaksandra Sasnovich 6-4 6-3. Garcia next meets home-crowd favorite Kurumi Nara, handed a wildcard entry.

Shelby Rogers of the U.S. will face defending champion Caroline Wozniacki, after defeating wild card Risa Ozaki 6-2, 7-6 (5).

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