September 25, 2016

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PM Modi targets Pakistan ‘India Exports Software, But Pakistan Exports Terror’

KOZHIKODE/NEW DELHI, SEP 24 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday targeted Pakistan, saying that there is only one country that is exporting terror to the whole world.

Speaking at the BJP National Council meet in Kozhikode, Modi directly addressed the People of Pakistan and said that the Pakistan government was “misleading” its people on Kashmir.

Modi said Pakistan which is widely seen as being the source of the deadly attack - “wanted bloodshed, killing of people and terror.” In his speech, the PM also addressed the Pakistani people directly, saying, while both India and Pakistan attained Independence at the same time, “India exported software, but Pakistan exported terror”.

“In the world when reports of terrorism come, then this news also follows that the terrorists came from that (neighbouring) country, or like Osama bin Laden, have found a hideout there.”

In reference to 18 soldiers who were martyred in Uri terror attack on September 18, PM Modi said, “Sacrifice of 18 soldiers will not go in vain, We will continue our efforts to

World War II bombs found in Kohima KOHIMA, SEP 24 (PTI): Kohima police today recovered two bombs of the World War II era from PR Hill Colony here, officials said.

The bombs were found from an ongoing construction site by the labourers after which the police were informed.

The Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad reached the spot and the bombs were safely removed, officials said.

Meanwhile, Kohima police requested the people not to touch any suspected material while carrying out construction works and to report the matter to the police.

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“I will not have anyone here in my studio, who says we should be friends with Pakistan”.

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isolate Pakistan globally.”

Modi said that “a day will come when people of Pakistan will go against its own Govt to fight terrorism.”

Hitting out at Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s repeated attempts to invoke Jammu & Kashmir in his addresses, PM Modi said that Pakistan is aiming for Kashmir, they should first look at the land they have already captured i.e. PoK, Gilgit and Balochistan.

However, the Congress party was quick to come out and dub the PM’s address as mere dialogue game. “This dialogue bazi is not going to work. I am seriously concerned if Prime minister continues to talk in this manner.. it’s a bizarre diplomacy, Congress leader Renuka Chowdhury told CNN-News18.

PM meets defence chiefs

Ahead of his speech in Kozhikode in which he is likely to send a strong message to Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held a meeting with the chiefs of the Army and the Air Force along with the Vice Chief of the Navy at his residence here. The meeting assumes significance as it comes against the back-

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drop of the deadly Uri attack.

News agency ANI said during the meeting, the PM discussed the prevailing security conditions in the wake of the deadly Uri attack and India`s response to the audacious attack which took place on Sunday.

News agency PTI, however, quoted defence sources as describing the meeting as “routine”.

The chiefs of the armed forces have a monthly meeting with the Prime Minister to discuss various issues, they said.

Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag, Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha and Vice Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral KB Singh met the Prime Minister. Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba is out of town.

ANI said National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval was also present for the meeting at the Prime Minister`s residence at 7, Lok Kalyan Marg.

The Army Chief has met the PM and top PMO officials a number of times since the attack last Sunday in which 18

soldiers were killed.

Immediately after the Uri attack, the Prime Minister had vowed in a strongly-worded tweet that he will not let the perpetrators go “unpunished”.

Earlier, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar had asserted that the Prime Minister`s promise to punish those behind the Uri terror attack would not remain just words.

Last Sunday, a militant attack on an Army base in Uri, Jammu and Kashmir, has claimed the lives of 18 soldiers.

On Friday, a Geo TV report stated that the Pakistan’s armed forces have reportedly selected targets in India in case the latter decides to move first with strikes against the country.

It is stated that an operational plan has also been prepared by the military establishment to retaliate against any possible offensive from across the border, Geo TV report said.

Quoting sources placed in the defense establishment, the news report states that targets in ‘war-mongering’ India have been selected in case of ‘aggression or surgical strikes from the enemy.’ One such source has said that Pakistan is fully prepared to counter India.

“Pakistan is fully prepared to meet any military challenge from India. Our operational plan is ready, quid pro quo targets are finalised and forces have been dedicated.”

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US vetoes bill allowing families CCoFA serves 15-day to sue Saudi Arabia for 9/11 Fuel adulteration scam:

ultimatum on state govt. for CBI probe

DIMAPUR, SEP 24 (NPN): Coordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration (CCoFA), consisting of various civil society organizations have served a 15-day ultimatum on the state government, with effect from September 23, demanding that a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) be brought in for thorough investigation on the fuel adulteration scam and to re-arrest all the alleged fuel adulteration kingpins.

In the event of failure by the state government to fulfil the demand, the CCoFA media cell in a press release stated that the committee would enforce bandh on national highways within the state as it deemed fit., The committee further clarified that earlier ultimatum issued on September 19 would come into effect from September 23 and end on October 8, 2016.

CCoFA said the committee, formed by a public resolution on September 10, 2016, met the state chief secretary on September 23, and submitted a memorandum containing the resolutions adopted on September 10.

The memorandum was signed by representatives of the Coordination Committee on Fuel Adulteration comprising of NTC, CAVCA, CCCTA, BAN, YAN, DUCCF, NMDA, DEEHA, Diphupar Naga Students’ Union, ENSUD, DALT, SN, NHRA, EDBA, Concerned Senior Citizen’s Forum, Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU), Petroleum Dealers’ Association, Chumoukedima Town Youth Organisation, and DDCF.

Barack Obama (File)

WASHINGTON, Sep 24 (AGENCIES): President Barack Obama on Friday vetoed a bill allowing 9/11families to sue Saudi Arabia, risking a fierce public backlash and rare congressional rebuke.

While expressing “deep sympathy” for the families of the victims, Obama said the law would be “detrimental to US national interests.”

The White House tried and failed to have the legislation -- which was unanimously passed by Congress -- scrapped or substantially revised. Terry Strada, whose husband Tom was killed in World Trade Center Tower One, told AFP the 9/11 “families are outraged and very disappointed” by Obama’s decision.

She vowed that the group would now lobby “just as hard as we possibly can” to have Congress overturn the decision.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, who has already painted Obama and his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton as weak on terrorism, described the decision as “shameful.”

“That President Obama would deny the parents, spouses and children of those we lost on that horrific day the chance to close this painful chapter in their lives is a disgrace.” “If elected president, I would

sign such legislation should it reach my desk.” On that point at least Trump was in agreement with Clinton, who, according to her campaign spokesman Jesse Lehrich, would also sign the bill.

Obama now faces the very real prospect of Republican and Democratic lawmakers joining forces to override his veto for the first time in his presidency.

Such a rebuke -- which Congressional sources say could come as early as next Tuesday -- would mark Obama’s last months in office and show the White House to be much weakened. Obama has issued 12 vetoes during his presidency and none have yet been revoked.

New York senator Chuck Schumer -a Democrat with close ties to Obama and who cosponsored the bill -- insisted that is about to change. “This is a disappointing decision that will be swiftly and soundly overturned in Congress,” he said.

“If the Saudis did nothing wrong, they should not fear this legislation. If they were culpable in 9/11, they should be held accountable.” Families of 9/11 victims have campaigned for the law -- convinced that the Saudi government had a hand in the attacks that killed almost 3,000 people.

Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudi citizens, but no link to the government has been proven. The Saudi government denies any links to the plotters.

“While in the United States, some of the 9/11 hijackers were in contact with, and received support or assistance from, individuals who may be connected to the Saudi government,” a finding read.

Behind the scenes, Riyadh has been lobbying furiously for the bill to be scrapped. A senior Saudi prince reportedly threatened to pull billions of dollars out of US assets if it becomes law, but Saudi officials now distance themselves from that claim.

GST exemption threshold for NE A common objective for Central Nagaland Tribes Council 10 lakh less than rest of country Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI, SEP 24 (IANS): In its first set of decisions, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on Friday fixed the turnover-based exemption limit from such levies at Rs 20 lakh, but left the decision on fixing the actual tax rates and the finalisation of draft rules for later.

Briefing the media after the two-day maiden meeting of the apex decision-making body on the new indirect tax regime, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the council also decided that exemption for assessees in the North Eastern region and hill States will be Rs 10 lakh.

The base year for compensation to States -- on the basis of which they will get a share of the GST revenue -- has been fixed as 2015-16, said the Council Chairman. “We have also decided that the compensation should be given at regular intervals to States.”

The Finance Minister, who is also Chairman of the Council, said the jurisdiction

over assessees with a turnover of Rs 1.5 crore and below will solely be with the states and for those above, it will be jointly with the Central and State governments.

The council is scheduled to reconvene on September 30 and again from October 17-19.

“All existing cesses will be subsumed in GST,” Jaitley said, even as officials added that the draft rules and the model laws could be taken up on September 30.

“We will try to finalise the rates and the slabs during our meeting on October 17, 18 and 19,” said the Finance Minister on a matter that has widely divergent views among the states and the Centre.

Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian recommended a standard rate of 1719 per cent in a recent report, even as some States have demanded a rates as high as 26-27 per cent. It was evident that the task ahead towards consensus was not easy.

“Today, starting from September 22, we have roughly two months time till November 22 to resolve all the outstanding issues. Therefore, a draft timetable has been given, which also have been adopted,” Jaitley had said after the first day of the council meeting.

On the issue of appointing a co-chair, the Finance Minister said: “Will elect the Vice Chairman at a subsequent date. The appointment for Vice Chairman can be done unanimously or by voting.”

The Central government is trying to resolve all outstanding issues over the uniform pan-India indirect tax regime at the earliest in a bid to meet deadline for its implementation from April 1, 2017.

Jaitley had also said the target roll-out of GST will depend on the passage of the Central GST and the Integrated GST (IGST) Bills in Parliament and adoption of respective State GST Bills by each State.

ANSWFSEA to hold sit-in protest on Sept 27 DIMAPUR, SEP 24 (NPN): Accusing the state government of failing to keep its commitment to look into the grievances of ICDS supervisors, the All Nagaland Social Welfare Field Staff Employees Association (ANSWFSEA) has stated that it would hold a non-violent sit-in protest at the directorate of social welfare, Kohima on September 27, 2016.

In a press release, ANSWFSEA Benjamin Sema and general secretary Chotangse Anar said picketing, lockdown of directorate and hunger strike would follow in a phased manner.

According to the association, as per the Broad Framework for Implementation of the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Mission, a separate cadre for ICDS for proper implementation of the scheme and development of children has been envisaged.

ANSWFSEA, however, stated that in Nagaland the supervisors despite being recruited through NPSC were deprived of timely promotion and career progression even after rendering more than 20 years of continuous service.

For the past many years, the association said it had pointed out inherent defects in the existing service rules -- the Nagaland Social Security and Welfare Service (Revised) Rules 1997.

The association stated that if the present trend continued, many of the supervisors despite being recruited directly through NPSC may have to retire without any promotion.

In this regard, ANSWFSEA said several applications and proposals were submitted to

the government for remedial measures but gone unheeded. On the contrast, the association alleged that “political manipulations and other malpractices are galore accentuating abnormal stagnancy.”

It mentioned that in 2011, when the post of CDPO was upgraded en block from class-II Gazetted to Class-I Gazetted, the immediate subordinates, the supervisors Class-III non gazetted, were denied simultaneous up gradation to that of class-II gazetted creating unwarranted hierarchical gap between the CDPO (Class-I gazetted) and the supervisors (Class-III Non gazetted).

ANSWFSEA said that against such “dysfunctional system and apathy unbecoming of responsible authority in the era of welfare government”, the association, left with no other option, had served the “charter of demand” and took up agitation course of action to seek redress of its grievances.

Consequently, it said that in the wake of agitation in 2014, the government had assured “favourable action”. In reciprocation, the association said it refrained from agitations. Subsequently, the association said it also withdrew a court case against those CDPOs presently on contract basis in 2015, on an agreement that government would implement amendment of new service rules for supervisors.

However, ANSWFSEA said the government has failed to keep up its commitment till date. Therefore, the association said it was compelled to resume agitations.

DIMAPUR, SEP 24 (NPN): Ao Senden, Lotha Hoho and Sumi Hoho- dissociated from the Naga Hoho as per the August 24 meeting resolution adopted by the Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) of which all three are members, after the 30-day deadline on Naga Hoho expired on August 31, 2016.

CNTC had opposed the recogni-

tion of Rongmei as an indigenous tribe of Nagaland by the state government on the strength of recommendation purportedly issued by Naga Hoho in 2008. The first to dissociate was Lotha Hoho, followed by Sumi Hoho and then Ao Senden.

Ao legislators followed by Sumi legislators made fervent appeals on their respective apex tribe bodies not to dissociate from Naga Hoho on the ground of

the “ongoing Naga political talks being at a crucial stage.”

When contacted on the matter, an official of CNTC told Nagaland Post that despite such appeals, the decisions of the three tribes to dissociate from Naga Hoho was final. The official also said the plea of “ongoing Naga political talks” had nothing to do with the Rongmei issue since it was purely a social matter.

Govt will table ILPS related bill: Gaikhangam Correspondent

IMPHAL, SEP 24: Manipur deputy chief minister, Gaikhangam, on Saturday said that state government was making an all-out effort to introduce an ILPS related bill in the state Assembly before the announcement of the election schedule.

Talking to reporters on the sideline of a function here, the deputy chief minister said the Speaker may summon the assembly anytime as the House was adjourned sine die.

He said, “Manipur government is still firm on its stand on tabling the proposed new bill (to protect the indigenous people of the state) in the house anytime if there is consensus among the stakeholders.”

Gaikhangam said the government was making all efforts to finalise the proposed bill for introduction in the house of the state Assembly before enforcing the Election Code of Conduct.

He, however, maintained that all the civil society organisations and stakeholders of both the hills and valley must come to an understanding before the bill was introduced in the assembly. The deputy chief minister said the government was closely examining the draft bill prepared and submitted by JCILPS. He said it was necessary to consider the social factor, legal factor and procedural factor while framing the bill. In this regard, he appealed to the people of the hills and valley to extend cooperation with the government in finalising the bill. Gaikhangam statement came at a time when the JCILPS intensified its campaign by imposing ban on the entry of non-locals into the state.

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SAGOK celebrates silver jubilee

Vikho-o Yhoshu, Er. Kropol Vitsu and others at SAGOK 25 years celebration at Kisama, Saturday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 24 (NPN): Members of the Southern Angami Gazetted Officer’s Krotho (SAGOK) were encouraged to introspect and lead the people with vision for better development of the state.

The view was expressed by various speakers during SAGOK 25th year celebration held under the theme “Introspect, Sustainability” at the Bamboo Hall Kisama, Saturday. Exhorting the officers, Vikho-o Yhoshu, MLA, while congratulating SAGOK

members reminded them that they are held in high regard by the people and that it was their responsibility to come upto the expectations of the people.

He encouraged the officers to be visionary and to be moderators if and when any situation arises. Yhoshu also asked them to work together and stand for the rights of the people without fear and prejudice. The MLA also lauded SAGOK for choosing the theme “Introspect Sustainability” and asked them to deliberate and do an in-depth study on it.

CCSU on schools, offices & road

DIMAPUR: Confederation of Chang Student’s Union (CCSU) has expressed dismay over the pathetic condition of schools, government offices and roads within its jurisdiction.

In a press release, CCSU education & statistical secretary A. Khumtong, stated that the confederation led by its president in pursuance of its educational tour covered 16 villages.

The confederation said it was aghast to confront the hostile road condition from day one itself only to discover the cold and apathetic execution of official protocol by different government departments/ agencies meant for the welfare of the public.

CCSU expressed concern that the “backwardness” of the area and the populace in its entirety would remain impossible to be eradicated as long as the evil practice of corruption from the departmental level

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coupled by the ignorance or lack of awareness/information of the general public persists so. It claimed that the educational system in the entire toured village wore a sore sight owing to lack of proper school infrastructure, shortages of teachers, misappropriation of schools funds by the authority and the in-charge, negligence of the teaching staffs. On all the state accounts, the career of the innocent students’ remains compromised, rued CCSU. The confederation therefore has urged all the concern departments and its staffs to be responsive to their assigned official role and duties.

CCSU has requested all the governmental department associated with welfare of public service and the villages in particular to execute its duties and services efficiently and states that it will keep a vigil on the department and warns of disciplinary action against the erring officers and staff.

Also exhorting the gathering, Er. Kropol Vitsu, MLA, expressed concern over the absence of officers in some villages and asked the officers work diligently. He asked the officers to reach out to villages without officers and educate the villagers on various CSS schemes and projects.

He also lauded SAGOK for celebrating the occasion by not inviting a chief guest.

In the afternoon, speaking at the “theme session”, commissioner and secretary, Menükhol John urged SAGOK to work for the younger genera-

tion with renewed vigour.

Speaking on “introspection”, John questioned the officers whether the natural abundant blessings, natural resources bestowed on Nagas was introspected. He said besides the current national highways and educational institutions, some parts in Nagaland were yet to be connected even after 53 years of statehood.

He challenged SAGOK to frame its own vision to forge ahead and also said it was the responsibility of every individual to pass the baton to the next generation.

Engineer in Chief, Er. Khüpi Natso who spoke on “sustainability” said that the forefathers had the practice of started planning for the whole year to overcome any unforeseen circumstances.

He lamented that even after 50 years of statehood Nagaland was still a “consumer state” and regretted that most Nagas were giving up cultivation and was looking for white collared jobs and subsidies from the government.

Stressing on the importance of sustainability, he pointed out that state does not have any sustainable program except for Likimro project.

He however said if the people agree, state can harness plenty of water from Dzükou.

To develop Nagaland into sustainable state, Er. Khüpi said Nagas have to change “our” mindsets and should be prepared to go back to nature and also sensitize the people.

The celebration was also attended by officers from other Angami regions.

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SKK ‘doing right’ tour culminates

SKK members with various organizations and stakeholders. (NP)

Correspondent

ZUNHEBOTO, SEP 24 (NPN): All Sümi Students Union (SKK) mission “Doing Right” tour which kick started in Zunheboto on September 13 culminated on September 20 at Satakha constituency under Zunheboto district.

The team toured seven constituencies in its first phase and held meetings with stakeholders of the each constitu-

ency.

SKK president Ninoto Awomi and general secretary Vikai Yeptho said the union was committed in organising public rally in every constituency with the support of its units within a month.

SKK informed that under “Doing Right” mission, the union was working on four issues namely “clean election in all Sümi inhabited areas; ban on “proxy”

teachers in all Sümi inhabited areas; “clean and sincere” execution of public offices in all Sümi inhabited areas and proper implementation of all contractual works judiciously under right/proper specifications in all Sümi inhabited areas.

Meanwhile, the student body has appealed all to cooperate with the union for smooth progress of the mission.

Mmhonlumo Kikon encourages KLEE to work in unity DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Secretary of Labour Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and Border Affairs, Government of Nagaland, Mmhonlumo Kikon while lauding Kohima Lotha Eloe Ekhung (KLEE) for its contributions towards the welfare of the society and the Lotha women in particular also encouraged them to march forward in unity.

According to DIPR report, he was speaking at the silver jubilee celebration of KLEE on Saturday at the State Academy Hall Kohima under the theme “Rediscovering the Strength of Women.”

While pointing out the challenges of staying in the state capital amidst multi community and multi tribal society, he encouraged the Lotha women to mould their children in the right perspective so they could become

assets of the society.

He asserted that “women’s right” was “human right” and remarked that knowledge and right has no discrimination between men and women.

Further, maintaining that “culture is rich and it can also make you rich,” the chief guest encouraged the Lotha women to preserve their culture.

Chairperson of Indian Red Cross Society, Abeni TCK, in her exhortation dwelt on the strength of women and maintained that God had bestowed immense strength to the womenfolk in the form of love, gracefulness, bravery and fear of God. She added that the strength of women was limitless.

She further called for a change of mindset and to march ahead with the spirit of inclusiveness.

First president of KLEE, Lochumlo Yanthan extended greetings on the occasion wherein she recollected the journey of KLEE thus far.

“Let us retrospect our life, revive our hearts and mind and gear up thus looking forward to celebrate 50 years of KLEE,” she said.

KLEE president Arhoni Kikon in her introductory speech informed that KLEE was established in the year 1991 and presently has 2263 members comprising 860 girl students, 302 graduates, 419 employed both in govt and private sectors and 670 unemployed female members.

Meanwhile, the KLEE also strongly reiterated its support for 33% women reservation and expressed gratitude to the Lotha men folk for their support and confidence reposed on them.

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(R-L): Mmhonlumo Kikon. Section of the gathering at KLEE silver jubilee celebration.

tor KLBC Rev. Mhathung blessed all the Lotha women through prayer while a moment of silence was observed in remembrance of the departed souls, followed by prayer by women pastor

KLBC, Nyanchumi Kithan.

Befitting the occasion, Yachumaro Cultural club and Cuckoo Cultural club presented cultural songs.

Brotherhood group also added more colours to the

programme with a special rendition. Lotha womenfolk both young and old dressed in colourful traditional attires attended the programme which was followed by a grand Jubilee feast.

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WEATHER FORECAST

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Guwahati Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

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Dr. Imtiwapang calls upon CSOs to work for ‘Naga unity’

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(L-R): Dr. Imtiwapang Aier. Mopungchuket citizens presenting special number. Prof. A Lanunungsang. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 24 (NPN): Expressing concern over mushrooming of several Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Naga society, parliamentary secretary of geology and mining, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, said instead of forming various kinds of such organizations, Nagas should come together and work towards “Naga unity”.

He was speaking at Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Dimapur (MSTD) golden jubilee celebration held under the theme “Meraket Senso” (Respectful Citizens) at Agri Expo, 4th mile Dimapur, Saturday.

Dr. Imtiwapang said such large number of civil society organizations reflects that there was no unity in Naga society and called upon all to unite saying if the society

does not change their mindset and continues to think differently, then time would come when Nagas would be ruled by outsiders.

Calling upon the inhabitants of Asetkong range to set examples for others to emulate, the parliamentary secretary likened Impur to Jerusalem and said like God guided Israelites to the Promised Land, He has been guiding the inhabitants of Asetkong range. Speaking on the theme, retired pro-vice chancellor, Nagaland University, Professor A. Lanunungsang, called upon the gathering to led a respectable life saying a person or family unworthy of respect have no place in the present society.

Deliberating on the importance of preserving one’s identity, Professor Lanunungsang encouraged Mopungchuket citizens to preserve and uphold their identity,

culture and tradition so that the younger generation could carry on the values.

Urging the citizens of Mopungchuket, professor said they should exhibit unity within the Ao community and Naga society by eradicating resentment and thereby inspire others to emulate them.

With the celebration of golden jubilee, Professor Lanunungsang said jubilee was a time to acknowledge the pioneers and also bring about positive changes in the community.

He said the objective of the jubilee should be to promote understanding and harmony among the members and also to strengthen relationships with others and help each other in time of need.

Earlier, the jubilee programme was chaired by MSTD officers; God’s blessing was pronounced by DABA Pastor,

Rev.N.Tzüdir; remembering founder members was done

by Dr. C.Tarep; vote of thanks was proposed by convener jubilee planning committee, K.Merang Lkr and benediction

by Mopunchuket Council Telongjem (MCT) Baptist Arogo Pastor, Rev Jongpong.

Short speeches was also delivered by president Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur (ASTD), president Mopungchuket Senso Mungdang (MSM), president Dimapur Asetkong Telongjem (AST), president Mopungchuket Council Telongjem (MCT) and president Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Dimapur. Golden jubilee book release was initiated by convener editorial board, Nungsang Aier.

MSTD union was founded in the year 1966 with 19 households. However, at present MSTD have members from 703 households.

‘The Greensight Project’ social work conducted under MALT Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, SEP 24 (NPN): As part of “The Greensight Project”, about 40 volunteers undertook a cleanliness drive in the village on Saturday.

After the cleanliness drive, the volunteers then planted some selected fr uit plant saplings along the MopungchuketMilak roadside.

“The Greensight Project,” an initiative of the Students’ Union of Mopungchuket (MALT) is a five-year scenic enhancement programme of Mopungchuket village under Mokokchung district launched in July 2016.

The project aims to grow a collection of 100 different fruit trees along Volunteers during the cleanliness drive. the said road as part of the ies tress have been planted another 70 in the next platprogram.

So far 30 fruit variet- and MALT aims to plant ing season.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, September 25, 2016

Pukhayi encourages parents to enroll children in govt. schools enroll their children in government schools, saying government has employed well qualified teachers to provide quality education to children.

He said this while inaugurating Government High School Sahuboto at Satami Village under RMSA on Saturday. The parliamentary secretary, who was also a student of GHS Sahuboto, said he was “nourished” by this school as Pukhayi Sumi (extreme right) and others after inaugurating he acquired “early education” GHS Sahuboto. from GHS Sahuboto.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Conservation, Pukhayi Sumi Encouraging parents to Secretary of Soil and Water has encouraged parents to take active part in their chil-

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dren’s education, Pukhayi asked them to be responsible in ensuring that their children acquire quality education.

Asserting that quality education was essential in this fast developing era, Pukahyi said Naga society cannot be at par with the rest of the world if quality education was not imparted to children.

He also reminded the students that high school was the “gateway” to new life and advised them to seek the wisdom from God to acquire quality education.

Others who spoke on the occasion were SDEO Agunato, Kakugha Rotokha; head GB Satami Village, Tokiho Phuleshe and head teacher GHS Sahuboto B.B. Mishra.

The programme was chaired by graduate teacher GHS Sahuboto Nikali Sumi, invocation was said by Pastor Atozhe and benediction Pastor Henito Awomi. The inaugural function was also attended

by GBs, public leaders from Aghunoto area along with students and staff of GHS Sahuboto.

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IMPHAL, Sep 24: Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF) Saturday alleged that India has converted the Northeast Region (NER) into military installation platform and a security bastion. In his statement issued on eve of the 38th raising day of People Liberation Army (PLA), its political wing president Irengbam Chaoren alleged that militarisation, AFSPA and counter-insurgency diplomacy were the hallmarks of India’s “colonial” diplomacy in the region.

The rebel group, PLA, is celebrating its raising day on Sunday (September 25).

The northeast, which is actually a part of the South East Asian World, has become a site of colonial India’s military installation platform and a security bastion, the president alleged.

The rebel group sees India’s Look East Policy as a geo-political game plan to encounter the rising presence of China in Asia.

“The danger of colonial geopolitics is such that the

Hotel suicide: Key accused arrested in Dibrugarh D ib ru g a r h , S e p 2 4 (Agencies): Pulin Gogoi, key accused in a case of multiple suicides at a city hotel, was arrested in Pathalibam Dihingia village in the Moran area of Dibrugarh district early on Friday, Dibrugarh SP Gautam Borah said.

He added that Gogoi operated a ‘job racket’ in the city.

“We received specific information that the accused was hiding in the village. Accordingly, we launched a search operation at around 1.30 am on Friday. He was caught hiding in an abandoned house which has remained locked for years,” Borah said.

A police team had gone to Gogoi’s home in the village on Thursday, but returned empty-handed.

The SP said the accused was diabetic and had been admitted to Assam Medical College and Hospital (AMCH).

“His blood-sugar level was high during the medical test and he has been admitted to AMCH. A police special investigative team will arrive from Guwahati to take him with them,” the SP added.

On Wednesday, the bodies of Prasanta Kumar, his wife Pompi Kalita, their oneyear-old daughter Meghna and Pompi’s sister Anamika were found on a bed in Room Number 102 of La Sun City Lodge at Ganeshguri.

In his suicide note, Prasanta admitted to having collected Rs 77 lakh from 62 youngsters on Gogoi’s behalf by promising them government jobs.

When Gogoi failed to give them jobs, the aspirants started pressurizing Prasanta to return their money.

It is suspected that Prasanta and his family members took the extreme step as they were unable to cope with the pressure.

much hyped Look East Policy has been used as an occasion to induce India’s geo-political game plan to encounter the rise and presence of China in the Asia,” the statement alleged.

Reflective of its geo-political strategy, India has ventured into weakening China by an overt appeasing of Tibetan movement and militaristic policy such as the formation of Special Frontier Force.

However, the same respect for the liberation of WESEA region or Kashmir has not come forth.

“The colonial double standard of India has been even clear with its self-conflicting sloganeering for human rights issues in Myanmar, Bangladesh, Baluchistan, Gilgit-Baltistan and Sri Lanka on the one hand. India is equally involved in unleashing human rights violations in WESEA region and Kashmir,” the president asserted.

The lengthy statement of the RPF president worried that the people of Manipur have been reeling under lingering crises without apparent hopes to come out. The actual force

of oppression is the New Delhi government which puppeteers the politics and governance in Manipur. Unless the actual force of oppression is understood, the oppressed people of our land shall continue to fail in enhancing its struggle for liberation, Choaren said.

The onus of identifying the actual oppressor lies with us only to enable the people and its movement to arrive at purposeful stage of collective self-determination.

It is a known fact that in the name of democracy and its veil, there is a parallel militarism through which India’s hegemony over Manipur is sustained overtime.

The veil of democracy and hegemony has been a constant challenge to the aspirations of our freedom, he added.

He observed that with a long drawn history of being colonised by India, it is often pertinent to witness packages of implanted culture, economy and indoctrination of colonial values to defunct the genuine aspirations for freedom.

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Gauhati HC CJ urges CM to take action on court attackers Aizawl, Sept 24 (PTI): Describing the mob attack on a court building in Mizoram’s Lunglei district on Thursday as a “dark chapter”, Gauhati High Court Chief Justice Ajit Singh has urged state Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla to take stern action against the culprits.

“I must say that the incident would be written as a dark chapter in the evolution of judiciary in the state of Mizoram,” Justice Singh said in a letter to the Chief Minister.

Unless a stern action is taken immediately, the incident would encourage future similar adversities, said the Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court that exercises jurisdiction over seven North Eastern states.

The law enforcement mechanism failed immensely in Mizoram as hooligans trespassed court buildings, ransacked court offices and residence of court officers in Lunglei, he said in the letter yesterday.

S i n g h s a i d h e wa s shocked by the incident which was a slur on the administration.

He expressed hope that stern action would be taken by the state government “to bring the hooligans to book by collecting all the evidences against them, so that the faith and respect of

the people at large remains intact on all the pillars of the Constitution”.

He also expressed expectation that the courts, offices and residential buildings are repaired promptly and adequate security is provided to all and sundry.

The Gauhati HC yesterday withdrew all the judges in south Mizoram’s Lunglei district and attached them with the District and Sessions Judge, Aizawl district following the mob violence in Lunglei district court.

The order came after a mob belonging to Zohnuai locality of Lunglei attacked the district court buildings with stones and bricks and also ransacked the official residence of the Civil Judge on Thursday.

People of Zohnuai gathered in the court demanding to “see the face” of a murder accused who had killed a man of that locality on August 27.

The crowd turned violent after learning that the accused was already remanded to judicial custody for a further period by a judge who held a camp court inside the district jail.

Police have so far had arrested at least 27 people in this connection. While further investigation has been initiated to bring justice to the perpetrators.

ple from their indigenous value systems and knowledge forms have happened which in turn produced antagonising intercommunity relation and weakening of symbiotic existential worlds in Manipur. colonised with subsequent downfall of its socio-economic and political fabric, he went on to say.

False economic premise has ruined the fertile arable lands and resources of Manipur while increasingly making Manipur a dependent economy for subsistence and food-stocks.

The economic depression of Manipur has been used as an opportune moment for consolidation of India’s colonialism over Manipur.

Grant-in-aid economy has dismantled the economic calibre of the Manipuris by making them a sterile collective in terms of labour and selfsustenance.

One of the ways to come out of such a situation of sterility is to inculcate a work culture.

A collective work culture shall be at an enhanced stage only when there are working class including peasant organisations at grassroots, he said.

Tribal body to intensify stir if 6 groups get ST status G u wahati , S E P 2 4 (Agencies): The Coordinator Committee of the Tribal Organization of Assam (CCTOA) has threatened to intensify its stir if the Centre moves ahead with its decision to grant ST status to six communities in the state.

This comes on a day when leaders of six ethnic groups met the Union home ministry’s committee on recommending modalities for granting Scheduled Tribe status to the communities in New Delhi on Friday. The panel assured them of submitting the final report to the Centre

by October 15 this year.

The CCTOA, meanwhile, called off its strike on Friday after meeting chief secretary V K Pipersenia on Thursday. But its chief coordinator Aditya Khaklary said it was a temporary decision following the government’s assurance to look into its demand.

“We will have another around of meeting with the government on September 26.

If it does not pay heed to our concerns, we will opt for an intensified democratic agitation,” Khaklary added.

The six communities demanding ST status are Koch Rajbongshi, Tai Ahom, Moran, Motok, Chutia and Adivasi. Khaklary asserted that the tribals’ existence would be jeopardized if the six communities were granted ST status.

CONFEDERATION OF ALL NAGALAND STATE SERVICES EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION Head Office : Themezie H.S Road, Kohima - 797001, Nagaland

CIRCULAR TO ALL DISTRICT & SUB DIVISIONAL CANSSEA UNITS This is to inform and request all the District and Sub Divisional CANSSEA units to collect the yearly membership fees from all the regular employees in their respective District/Sub Division @ Rs.50/- per employee for the year 2016 and the pending memberships of the previous years if any and submit to Central CANSSEA Office Kohima along with the Department wise detail list. The same should be submitted on or before 30th October 2016. For any clarification, you may contact Shri Sandy Peseyie, Finance Secretary, CANSSEA 9436273734/9402011859.

(Dr.R.ELITHUNG LOTHA) General Secretary CANSSEA Kohima : Nagaland.

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Guwahati sick of monkey menace

G u wahati , S e p 2 4 (Agencies): Monkey menace in North Guwahati took a turn for the worse on Friday after a woman injured herself seriously while trying to fend off an attack by the primates.

Daisy Baruah, in her early twenties, had gone to the terrace of her two-storey house in Rudreswar when a horde of monkeys attacked her. A desperate Daisy had no option but to jump off the terrace.

“She was rushed to hospital with serious injuries.

She had gone to the terrace to dry clothes when more than 100 monkeys attacked her,” a neighbour said.

Another neighbour said such attacks had become frequent in the North Guwahati area.

“We are very scared now,” he added.

Diganta Bordoloi, a resident of the area, said the district administration should take concrete steps to curb the menace. Kamrup deputy commissioner Vinod Seshan said

the administration had contacted the forest department to find a long-term solution to the problem.

“I am aware of the incident. I have asked the divisional forest officer to come out with a detailed report on how to tackle the menace on a long-term basis,” Seshah said.

North Kamr up divisional forest officer Bankim Sarma, under whose division the area falls, said the department was thinking about engaging experts to find ways of controlling monkeys.

“We have to find out whether translocating the animals from their current habitat will help. We have to consult experts for an effective solution,” Sarma said.

He also blamed habitat destruction and lack of food in forests for the proliferation of monkeys in urban areas.

“Monkeys can easily find food in residential areas.

They have developed a taste for the food which humans consume,” he added.

Dearest Yepu,

You are the most precious gift that God has given to us. We love you so much.....As you grow a year older we pray that Our Lord will bless you with health and wisdom.

Happy Birthday!!

With lots of Love from, Dad, Mom & Bro. ___________________

Dearest Helin, Many many happy returns of the day.. On this very special day we wish you all the very best, all the joy you can ever have and may you be blessed abundantly today, tomorrow and the days to come! May you have a fantastic birthday and many more to come… HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!

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Eler Lungha Savaang Rotha Ekur an autumn festival was celebrated at Liwachangning_ Village in Chandel district of Manipur.

Correspondent IMPHAL, Sep 24: The 58th Eler Lungha Savaang Rotha Ekur, an autumn festival was celebrates with cultural extravaganza at Liwachangning village in Manipur’s Chandel district on Saturday.

The celebration was organised by Liwachangning Youth and Cultural Club (LYCC) with an objective to preserve and promote the

culture of Monsang tribe.

Chief of Liwachangning village Ng Gilbert and Ts Nelly graced as the chief guest and president of the festival which was witnesses by the tribe leaders, village elders and church leaders among other.

Besides exhibiting the traditional ways of living and daily chores, a spectacular traditional games and sports, folk song and cultural dance

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KOHIMA : NAGALAND

NO. DCK/SDR-EVICT/5/2016/897 Kohima, Dated the 22nd September, 2016

SUMMON

Whereas, representation has been received from Shri. Neilakuolie Pienyu, Chairman Nuorhe Krotho and Shri. Neituo Dzüvichü, Chairman, Dziese Krotho of Kohima village to open the mortgaged property related to case no.

POL- 13/2015 of the District Customary Court (DB's Court) Kohima.

And whereas, it is brought to notice that Shri. C. Supongmeren Aier, S/o Lt. Chubatoshi Aier of Longpa Village under Mokokchung district has borrowed money from Nourhe Krotho and Dziese Krotho by mortgaging a plot of land along with a standing house at Kruliezou colony, near Kohima College, reportedly belonging to Smti. Asangla T. Aier, W/o Shri. P. Lanu Aier.

Therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred under section (23) of the Rules for the Administration of Justice and Police in Nagaland 1937, the following persons are hereby summoned to appear in person along with all relevant/necessary documents related to the above mentioned case before the Court of Shri. Anyei Walliemp, First Class Magistrate and SubDivisional Officer(C) Dev, Kohima on 6th October, 2016 at 12:00 noon.

1. Shri. C. Supongmeren Aier.

2. Smti. Asangla T. Aier 3. Shri. Neilakuolie Pienyü, Chairman, Nuorhe Krotho 4. Shri. Neituo Dzüvichü, Chairman, Dziese Krotho Failure to comply with this Summon shall be considered as civil contempt and shall be prosecuted as per relevant sections of law.

Given under my hand and seal on this day the 22nd September 2016.

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(Rovilato Mor) IAS Deputy Commissioner, Kohima, Nagaland

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From, Temjen. ___________________

Festival of Manipur’s Monsang tribe

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Dear Lü, You are a year older than yesterday and as you grow older, you tend to become better.

I just want to wish you a happy Birthday on this auspicious day.

May you spend this day to the fullest and stay happy.

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of the Monsang tribe were also showcase by talented youths of the village during the celebration.

Eler Lungha Savaang Rotha Ekur is a festival of welcoming the autumn season and the tribe celebrates every year in the village by the youths since the establishment of the village to preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of the Monsang tribe.

Two held for duping people with false promise Bokajan, Sep 23 (Agencies): Cracking down on fraudsters who are duping innocent people in the guise of providing jobs, Bokajan police have booked two including a women for allegedly cheating young aspirants of lakhs of rupees here on Thrusday.

The arrested accused are Dhurbo Deka and Minakshi Mech, both residents of Bokajan Town. The duo are accused of duping army hopefuls on the pretext of having a good will with many higher ups in the department. They have been slapped charges U/S 120(B), 120, 384 IPC. Three bank accounts have also been freezed in connection.

The incident came to light after the duo failed to hand over the appointment letters to the aspirants in the stipulated time frame and kept dilly dallying them. The duo had reportedly pocketed a sum of 23.5 lakh from 15 candidates by luring them with promises of job in the Indian Army.

Regd. No. 249/16 Date : 20/9/16 AFFIDAVIT By this deed I, the undersigned Khetoshe Aye previously called Nikhezu Aye Khetoshe doing Pastor and resident of Thilixu Village, Aphuyesa, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare : 1. That for and on behalf of myself and my children and remitter issue, I wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/ surname of Nikhezu Aye Khetoshe and in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Khetoshe Aye, so that I and my children and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/ surname of Khetoshe Aye. 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such, my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use and sigh the name of Khetoshe Aye as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/ surname.

3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me, my children and remitter issue by such assumed surname of Khetoshe Aye. I Witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name surname of Khetoshe Aye and affix my signature and seal, if any this 20th day of Sept. 2016.

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(Correction of Name, Father & Mother's Name) By this deed I, the undersigned Vilhoukhonuo Angami previously called Vilhoukhonuo, Graduate and resident of MBH 314, Middle Bayavu Hill, Kohima, Nagaland solemnly declare : 1. That for and on behalf of myself, I wholly renounce/ relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/ surname of Vilhoukhonuo and in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Vilhoukhonuo Angami so that I may thereafter be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of Vilhoukhonuo Angami.

2. That my father's actual and correct name is Kesovilhou Chupuo Angami, but in some documents it is given as Kesovilhou, Kesovilhou Angami and Kesovilhou Chupuo which are one and the same person.

3. That my mother's actual and correct name is Thepfusazhüü Angami but in some documents it is given as Thepfusazhü and Thepfusazhuu instead of Thepfusazhüü Angami.

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

5. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me and remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of Vilhoukhonuo Angami.

6. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence before the concern authority declaring that henceforth my correct official name is Vilhoukhonuo Angami, my father's correct official name is Kesovilhou Chupuo Angami and my mother's correct official name is Thepfusazhüü Angami.

DEPONENT Regd. No. 3687 Dated : 22/09/16

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Army deployed in rain-affected areas of Hyderabad; NDRF on standby

HYDERABAD, Sep 24 (Agencies): Four columns of the Army have been deployed in rain-affected areas of Hyderabad and neighbouring Ranga Reddy district after heavy downpour wreaked havoc in the capital and other parts of Telangana cutting off low-lying areas .

A r m y t r o o p s h av e been moved into Begumpet, Nizampet and Hakimpet areas in the city and Alwal in Ranga Reddy district to provide necessary relief, according to a Defence release.

The Army has also set up a control room at GHMC (Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation) office and, in coordination with the GHMC and NDRF officials, is closely monitoring the situation round-the-clock, it said.

“Army columns are already on track to provide relief material and medical aid in slum areas of Alwal.

Other columns of the Army have been kept on standby, to be deployed when required,” the release added.

The Army officials had met GHMC Commissioner Janardhan Reddy during the

Army personnel arrive to help flood affected people in Hyderabad on Saturday. (PTI) wee hours today and appraised the administration that their forces are prepared to swing into action as and when called for.

Also, following instructions from Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, a 60member National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)

team has been kept on the standby in the city.

Besides, the CM has ordered officials to set up control rooms in all the districts across the state to reach out to marooned people with necessary relief, said an official statement.

Some of the low lying

MNS threat to Pak artists: Cong demands case against MNS

Black flags shown to Kerala CM, ministers

Mumbai, Sep 24 (PTI): Congress today slammed Raj Thackeray - led MNS for asking Pakistani artists to leave the country, saying issuing such threats was against the law of the land and demanded that a criminal case be lodged against MNS leaders who have threatened actors from the neighbouring country.

Shiv Sena, known for its aggressive stand against entertaining artists and players from Pakistan, said this is not an issue to be solved through non-violent methods, while the BJP took a sarcastic dig at the MNS seeking to know long it would keep up the campaign over the matter.

“In a democratic country, people can travel on a bonafide visa. Why should an insignificant party like the MNS dictate terms in a democracy? While popular sentiments are against Pakistan’s terror activities, no one should be be allowed to resort to dictatorship,” Congress Secretary Al-Nasser Zakaria said.

He also criticised Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis for not taking action against the MNS leaders who yesterday said the party workers would disrupt shooting of films engaging Pakistani artists.

“It is a shame that the Chief Minister, who also holds Home portfolio, allows people

to make vicious comments and promote enmity. We demand that an FIR be registered against MNS leaders, Shalini Thackeray and Amey Khopkar for threatening to harm the foreign nationals,” he said.

Raising the pitch in the backdrop of Uri terror attack, MNS yesterday asked Pakistani artistes like Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan to leave India immediately, failing which the shooting of their movies will be stalled.

Mumbai Police, however, assured the actors they need not worry as they will be given protection.

MNS general secretary Shalini Thackeray, along with the party’s cinema wing president, Amay Khopkar, in an open letter, sought to know from Bollywood producers and production houses as to why they need to engage actors from the neighbouring country when enough talent is available in India?

Shiv Sena said violence against them is not the solution to the problem.

“This issue has been politicised. Sena since last many years is of the view that Pakistanis can not be allowed to earn fat pay cheques here while their country goes on killing Indian soldiers,” Sena spokesperson Manisha Kayande said.

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T h i r u v a n a n thapuram, Sep 24 (PTI): Activists of Youth Congress and Kerala Students’ Union, the youth and students’ outfits of the Congress party, today showed black flags to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan near the state Secretariat here as part of their agitation over the issue of fees and admission in private medical colleges.

Police said some protesters showed black flags to the chief minister’s vehicle near the Cantonment Gate of Secretariat, the administrative hub, at the heart of the city.

The protesters were immediately taken away by the police.

Tension prevailed in front of the Secretariat after some protesters blocked the movement of Forest Minister K Raju’s vehicle in the morning as part of the hunger strike of Youth Congress state president Dean Kuriakose, along with another activist Mahesh, which entered the fifth day.

Police chased the protesters with lathis and even used water cannons to disperse them.

Reacting to the incident, Raju later said it was “quite unexpected” and should not have happened. He also claimed that the protesters banged on his car and waved black flags.

areas in Hyderabad are still cut off from the rest of the city, even as GHMC and some NGOs are offering essential food items such as milk for relief of those affected.

Four persons were killed and six others injured in separate rain-related incidents in Medak district yesterday.

Digvijaya takes a jibe at Modi on Pak Panaji, Sep 24 (IANS): Sarcastically praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh on Saturday said that he had adopted a patient, non-confrontational approach while dealing with Pakistan as becoming of an Indian PM. He also noted that Modi’s belligerence, when Gujarat Chief Minister, on the Pakistan issue and constant barbs aimed at then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, had evaporated since he himself took over the top post.

“The BJP... in particular the PM, he had been making aggressive statements as CM and levelling charges of incompetence and weakness against Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. But he is doing exactly what a PM of the government of India should do.

“Both are countries with nuclear weapons and therefore war should be the last resort.

All efforts should be made to negotiate and bring pressure on Pakistan,” Singh told reporters after meeting Congress workers here.

Singh called for an “aggressive campaign” to isolate Pakistan globally on the terrorism issue. “The UN is discussing the issue of terrorism in New York.

Pondy CM urges Karnataka govt to release Cauvery water

Rapid Action Force personnel stand guard during a protest against the Supreme Court verdict on Cauvery issue, in Bengaluru on Saturday. (PTI) Puducherry, Sep 24 (PTI): Terming as ‘adamant’ the stand of Karnataka government not to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu and Union Territory of Puducherry, Chief Minister V Narayanasamy today said defiance of the Supreme court verdict would only lead to confrontation between the Judiciary and Legislature.

Addressing reporters here after returning from New Delhi, he said, “The resolution adopted by the Karnataka Legislative Assembly refusing to release Cauvery water is an adamant stand and cannot be accepted as ryots in

Puducherry and Tamilnadu needed water for samba cultivation.”

“The ryots in Karaikal region badly needed Cauvery water for the samba paddy crop.

If the water is not available the farmers would face a situation of distress,” Narayanasamy said adding Karnataka government should honour the directive of the Apex court.

He said any defiance of the court verdict would only lead to confrontation between the Judiciary and Legislature.

He further urged his Kar-

nataka counterpart to ensure that the Tamils in that state were protected.

Talking about the GST council meeting, the CM said, “The Centre has accepted the plea of Puducherry administration to compensate it for the fiscal loss the Union Territory would suffer in the wake of implementation of the Goods and Services tax.”

He said he had made out a strong case at the meeting held on September 22 and 23 that Puducherry should be compensated for the loss of Rs 60 crores annually expected to emerge after the GST is implemented.

“Rs 20 lakh annual turnover threshold for GST exemption would entail a loss of revenue of Rs 60 crores every year to the exchequer here and the Council had accepted to compensate the loss,” he said.

Noting that Puducherry had been included as a member of the GST council, he said this showed that the Union Territory had gained recognition on a par with bigger states. The Puducherry Assembly had ratified the GST Bill through a resolution in the recent budget session, he added.

J&K govt will support Centre’s Curfew imposed in Handwara decision on IWT: J&K Dy CM Kozhikode, Sep 24 (PTI): With the Centre hinting at revising the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh today said the state will fully support whatever decision is taken by the Union government on the 1960 agreement.

“The treaty has caused huge loss to Jammu and Kashmir” as the people of the state cannot fully utilise the waters of various rivers, particularly Chenab in Jammu, for agricultural and other activities, Singh, who is in the city to attend the BJP National Council, said.

“The state government will support whatever decision is taken by the central government on Indus Waters Treaty,” he said. The people of Jammu and Kashmir were already raising the issue of loss to the state on account of Indus Waters Treaty. If the central government takes any decision in this regard, the state government will definitely support it, he said.

“We will support any move which will benefit the people of the state and any step that puts Pakistan under pressure,” Singh said.

India had earlier this week made it clear that “mutual trust and cooperation” was important for such a treaty to work.

The assertion came amid calls that the government should scrap the water distribution pact to mount pressure on Pakistan in the aftermath of the Uri terror attack. “It cannot be a one-sided affair,” Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup had said when asked if the government will rethink on the Indus Waters Treaty given the growing strain between the two countries.

Singh also hit out at Pakistan for its “failure” to honour its agreements with India, particularly the Simla Agreement signed in 1972.

“There is the Simla Agreement which Pakistan does not honour, there is Lahore declaration between the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and the then President of Pakistan General Parvez Musharraf in which it was agreed upon that Pakistan will not use its land under its occupation to be used for sponsoring, aiding and abetting terrorism against India. “They do not honour this and instead are violating the declaration by sponsoring terrorism,” the BJP leader said.

“If they can violate such agreements and declarations why should we honour such treaties...They want India to honour this treaty on the basis of it being an International treaty. This cannot go for a

long. It is to be seen in totality,” he said.

Singh said Pakistan was sending terrorists to create disorder in the Kashmir Valley but does not understand that terrorism will affect it more.

“Pakistan does not understand that terrorism, which it sponsors, will ultimately affect it more. The country will not be able to keep itself united...We will expose the terror outfits in PoK,” he said.

On the unrest in Kashmir, he said normalcy was returning to the state and the central and state governments were taking all steps to restore peace.

“The situation is under control now. Pakistan is directly sending terrorists and its people to Jammu and Kashmir to create disorder,” he said.

Srinagar, Sep 24 (PTI): Curfew was today imposed in Handwara town of north Kashmir, while the curbs were in force in three police station areas of Srinagar, even as normal life remained affected in the Valley for the 78th consecutive day.

“Curfew has been imposed in Handwara town of Kupwara district, while it remains in force in three police station areas of downtown (interior city) Srinagar,” a police official said.

He said the curbs on the movement of people remained in force in Nowhatta, Khanyar and M R Gunj police station areas of the summer capital of the state.

“Curfew has been imposed in view of the apprehensions of law and order problems,” the official said.

He said the curbs have been lifted from four police

station areas of the city, where they were imposed yesterday in view of the apprehensions of law and order problems after Friday congregational prayers.

The official said restrictions on the assembly of people under Section 144 CrPc would remain in force in the rest of the Valley.

The separatists, who are spearheading the current agitation in the Valley, have extended the protest programme till September 29, but have announced periods of relaxation in the strike on some days, unlike the previous week’s protest programme where there was no relaxation.

They have called for marches to various tehsil headquarters across the Valley today and have announced a 12-hour relaxation from 6 pm.

IAF fires Pvt edu inst asked to pay recently-acquired Rs 50L to student for negligence MICA missiles New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI): cipal) have rightly been held New Delhi, Sep 24 (IANS): The Tiger Squadron of the Indian Air Force (IAF) has successfully fired the recently acquired BVR (Beyond Visual Range) air-to-air MICA missile on a target from an upgraded Mirage-2000 aircraft, an official statement said on Saturday.

“The missile achieved a direct hit on a target which was much smaller than an actual aircraft and flying at low altitude. The target was destroyed on impact, validating the missile’s launch envelope,” the statement said.

The IAF has become one of the few air forces in the world with the capability of such missile. “The operational success of this mission confirms a critical capability of Indian Air Force,” the release said.

India purchased 450 MICAs from European missile major MBDA as part of the Mirage 2000 upgrade deal from France in 2012 for $1.23 billion.

The apex consumer commission has directed a private educational institution in Bengaluru to pay a compensation of Rs 50 lakh to a student who suffered brain inflammation due to alleged negligence of teachers during a study tour.

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission while disposing of an appeal filed by BNM Educational Institutions said the teachers accompanying this student and other children on the trip were negligent in performing their duty. NCDRC reduced the compensation amount from Rs 88.7 lakh granted to the girl by the state commission to Rs 50 lakh. “I have no hesitation in holding that since the teachers accompanying the complainant (child) were grossly negligent in taking her care despite taking such care being their mandatory duty ... the appellants (institutions and school prin-

vicariously liable for the said negligence and accordingly have to duly compensate the complainant, to the extent such a compensation is possible,” NCDRC Presiding Member V K Jain said. According to the complaint, Akshatha was among a group of students and teachers which travelled to North India as part of a study trip organised by the school in December 2006.

On reaching Delhi, the girl had fever which was allegedly not taken proper care of by the teachers. The complaint further alleged that the girl was made to continue in the trip despite bad health. The bench, after taking note of medical reports and other documents, observed “a sudden blackout and becoming unconscious even for a minute or so, warranted immediate medical attention to the complainant by a qualified doctor”.

ST. JOHN HIGHER SECONDARY RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL DIPHU ROAD, DIMAPUR PRAISE THE LORD! GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME.

18TH THANKSGIVING DAY Today St. John along with our guest speaker, AKOK WALLING are grateful to God for the arrival of our annual Thanksgiving Day (25th of September, 2016). St. John Family requests all our parents, well wishers and missionaries to remember us in prayer today.

We encourage and hope for us all to "be on our guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong" in the Lord.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 289 Dimapur, Sunday, September 25, 2016

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Hopes getting belied

t seems that the two chief ministers from the north east- Nagaland (T.R.Zeliang) and Tripura (Manik Sarkar)- have found that the much hyped National Institution for Transforming India(NITI) Aayog which was constituted by the Modi government to replace the erstwhile Planning Commission of India(PCI), has turned out to be contrary to their earlier expectations. Both the chief ministers, reportedly criticized the Modi government for abolishing the Planning Commission as all north eastern states are made to face resource crunch for as many years after institution of NITI Aayog. The crux of the matter lies in the doing away of special category states which used to receive some considerable funds under the previous Planning Commission. Sarkar, who understands planning well had stated, that states like Tripura were losing money since it was not clear as to how the plans would be finalised and implemented. This uncertainty and severe resource crunch has thrown the north east region into a financial crisis and affecting various projects. A point that Sarkar had mentioned, was that during the Planning Commission days, states were able to discuss various issues with it and this window has been shut under the NITI Aayog. Sarkar claimed that for the last 28 months after formation of NITI Aayog, there has been no discussion between the latter with his government and this has caused huge loses of around Rs.1800 crore every year. The main focus of the north east states appeared to be on building of infrastructure within the region which would require large amount of funds from the centre and vastly improve connectivity within and beyond especially to neighbouring countries. The Planning Commission had been given a bad name and then forced into oblivion.

This was mainly to replace it with another panel and with another name(label) and for the sake of having something different. Prime minister Narendra Modi is the chairman of NITI Aayog which enjoys financial clout through the finance ministry. On the other hand, the Planning Commission had the power to allocate funds to ministries and state governments.

Under PC, the role of states was limited to NDC and annual interaction during Plan meetings. Nagaland differs a lot with Tripura with regard to planning perspective, which is no longer the sole preserve of bureaucrats. In the past planning was primarily based on information available with state or central departments and from which, government bureaucrats cut and paste their planning blueprints. A relook at the objectives and achievements of the state through the decades could provide useful inputs but to appreciate such, there is need to think “out of the box” or out of the bureaucratic thinking. Today, it is a world of expertise found in private professional firms and economic consultancies, there is need for the state to emulate such states who have achieved success stories through involvement of professional firms and participation of committed NGOs having trained members and experts. In simple language, economic well being, social development and environmental sustainability and regeneration are major goals of development co-operation that require structural stability. Structural stability embraces the mutually reinforcing goals of social peace, respect for the rule of law and human rights, and social and economic development. In the present context, it is clear that security, including “human security”, form a critical foundation for sustainable development.

DailyDevotion The “Go” of Preparation If you bring your gift to the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift. —Matthew 5:23-24 It is easy for us to imagine that we will suddenly come to a point in our lives where we are fully prepared, but preparation is not suddenly accomplished. In fact, it is a process that must be steadily maintained. It is dangerous to become settled and complacent in our present level of experience. The Christian life requires preparation and more preparation.

The sense of sacrifice in the Christian life is readily appealing to a new Christian. From a human standpoint, the one thing that attracts us to Jesus Christ is our sense of the heroic, and a close examination of us by our Lord’s words suddenly puts this tide of enthusiasm to the test. “…go your way. First be reconciled to your brother….” The “go” of preparation is to allow the Word of God to examine you closely. Your sense of heroic sacrifice is not good enough.

The thing the Holy Spirit will detect in you is your nature that can never work in His service. And no one but God can detect that nature in you. Do you have anything to hide from God? If you do, then let God search you with His light. If there is sin in your life, don’t just admit it— confess it. Are you willing to obey your Lord and Master, whatever the humiliation to your right to yourself may be?

Never disregard a conviction that the Holy Spirit brings to you. If it is important enough for the Spirit of God to bring it to your mind, it is the very thing He is detecting in you. You were looking for some big thing to give up, while God is telling you of some tiny thing that must go.

But behind that tiny thing lies the stronghold of obstinacy, and you say, “I will not give up my right to myself”— the very thing that God intends you to give up if you are to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Quotes

Don’t do what you’ll have to find an excuse for. ~ Proverb

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, September 25, 2016

‘Indians died and they did nothing’

akistan has been pursuing a more aggressive anti-India policy than ever before and India seems helpless. Pakistan has attacked forward military bases inside the country twice in less than a year with the help of ISItrained terrorists. It is obvious that the unrest in Kashmir is reaching alarming proportions.

Pakistan may be behind it but the government has no strategy to counter it.

Like the previous governments, the Modi government has failed to respond to Pakistani terror with any force, be it Pathankot or Uri. The series of meetings held after the terror attacks should not have been necessary if a well thought out counter plan was in place. You do not serve advance notice or alert the adversary about the

likelihood of a ‘strong’ reply.

The response has to be instant to have any impact. The enemy has to be caught off-guard.

The Uri attack by Pakistani terrorists and what the government did, or did not, do after it has shown the party of self-proclaimed patriots and the self-styled protectors of the nation as being no different from the much maligned previous governments. The scale of the toxic export of Pakistani terror has not declined.

Clearly, the BJP can talk but cannot walk the talk.

It will be an understatement to say that the whole nation is outraged by the terror attack on the Uri army camp which ended with the heaviest Indian casualty (18 soldiers) in recent years. But perhaps it will be truer to suggest that the

nation is more sore over the Narendra Modi’s government failure to live up to its strong words against Pakistan. The so-called diplomatic offensive sounds good on paper but its impact may be uncertain.

The BJP and particularly the prime minister must take the blame for the current fury and sense of disappointment in the country. The government has not explained what prevented it from a strong response to Pakistan. There has been an avalanche of comments in large sections of the media against any ‘military action’ after the Uri attack but no wise words about how to stop Pakistan’s terror attacks. The self-styled ‘conscience-keeper’ of the nation, a self-professed admirer of the prime minister, declared

smugly on his TV show that Uri happened because of Manmohan Singh, the previous prime minister!

Let it be said straightaway that every sensible person agrees that a military attack, limited or calibrated or whatever, on Pakistan will certainly carry a grave risk.

Pakistan does not think of consequences of its aggressive and provocative acts against its neighbours. It has found a ‘profitable’ way to bleed India ‘with a thousand cuts’ by using terror as state policy. That will not change without India being able to administer a ‘shock’ to the Pakistanis.

The BJP must accept that if the people are getting disillusioned with it on Pakistan it is because the nation’s psyche

was moulded by years of its chant for a ‘strong’ Indian response to Pakistan which has not been seen after 1971.

People expect a quick response and a telling one at that because that is what they were told was the only honourable way for a proud country.

The constant playing up of the ‘patriotic’ and ‘nationalist’ theme by the right wing elements and the BJP over the years has led most Indians to believe that not attacking Pakistan for terror attacks on India amounts to ‘cowardice’.

The Indian public is not going to change this view overnight.

Anger and frustration will linger because no ‘strong’ response to Pakistan is in sight. The voice of ‘restraint’ has always been ridiculed in the past.

As a party with a majoritarian agenda, the BJP is in a position to alter the ‘hawkish’ narrative in the country to one of sobriety and coolheaded calculations. But the party cannot be expected to undertake this task when senior government and ruling party members demand that the adversary’s ‘jaws’ be broken after each terror attack on India.

The BJP finds using the ‘patriotic’ card as a useful means to attract voters. Advocating ‘restraint’ has not been a tradition in the party. The union minister who said that not reacting forcefully after the Uri attack will be ‘cowardice’ was not embarrassing his government or himself; he was echoing a sentiment that comes naturally to him.

Tukoji R. Pandit

Post-mortem

The essence of thoughtful learning

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ur four months training here at the ATI will go down in my memory as one of the finest periods in time. We, the probationers had our own share of ups and downs.

The authority had been meticulously stringent, all for the good reasons.

By all means, the lows are readily discarded and forgotten, while all possible measures are adopted to build upon the highs. The important thing was, we learned all the way.

Learning is a lifelong process, never will it end. Every step you take, every conversation you make, every picture you look, every dream you imagine; it teaches you.

Life as an administrator is always going to be a challenge. There will be endless tasks which need attention and conscientious decisions. There will be times of overtime working and sleepless nights, times when you feel like the whole world is upon you. There are also times when you feel like, you are on top of the world, as confided by a senior NCS officer.

The prospect of facing these kinds of situations, the related adventures and the life it promises are so exciting that you feel privileged to be a part of the hallowed service. As we reach towards the end of the ATI training programme, we feel we are getting sufficiently equipped and ready to face challenges, at least, the tip of an iceberg of what we expect in real life.

We still have eight months of training to go. We still have lots of things to

learn before we become really ready for independent life.

There was a suggestion from another senior NCS Officer that administrators function as NCS Officer-cum-doctor-cum-engineer-cumMathematics and Science teacher. I feel there is not much exaggeration in this. Instead, there is a definite beauty; a challenge we are ready to take.

The demand for work is high. The job involves directly dealing with the people. Making correct decisions in arising situations always play a crucial role in a service career. It can make or break a career. For this, we need to possess the right attitude and the right approach. We must have strong background knowledge of the existing government rules and acts, and the powers that be, that have been placed under the purview of an officer.

In life, we often tend to be drifted away by non-seriousness in life; all so nonchalant and casual that we sometimes fail to distinguish between the truth and the lie, the serious and the jest. There is definite merit in giving importance to all small details in life. Every situation that occur, happen for a reason. There is the need to assess the situation by taking into consideration the brevity of the case before jumping to conclusions.

Sometimes we act in so much haste that we take wrong steps only to regret later. I feel, developing the habit of acting with maturity and in good faith and approaching problems with

all seriousness can be helpful in the face of taking critical decisions. In this regard, the three day leadership training held in due course of our ATI training programme was an eye opener for me in many ways. I wish to thank Pastor Mongzeung Mpom and his team from Jalukie Baptist Church, for the support. The lectures delivered and the practical games played and their implications learned, especially on the final day were enormous. The essence of each activity we performed was that, at the end, we needed to realise the moral behind them through careful thinking. The more activities we performed, the more I realised the importance of thoughtfulness.

We need to be thoughtful to prompt correct decisions in life.

There was this game of Tree.

Our friends were divided into three groups. Now, a tree has three parts, namely, the leaves, the stem and the roots. Each group was asked to secretly choose a part and draw on a chart paper. The pictures were then to be brought forward and compared on the board. Impulsively, our group chose the roots. The second group chose the leaves while the third group went for the stem. I then went forward on behalf of our group.

Suddenly, we were asked to explain the reason behind choosing the part, and which among them you think, is the most important. I was lost for words. But, immediately I realised the main idea behind the game. I

The need for defending truth so that justice can prevail

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o be raped must be a horrible experience. A rape also caries a social stigma for the victim. By admitting that one has been raped, the victim exposes to the public that that the most private of one’s physical being has been desecrated and that the victim is scarred for life. In other words, though the rape experiences in itself is a most humiliating experience, the “after effects” of the rape that the victim must live with, seems more humiliating than the experience itself.

In such a situation, what can a rape victim do? The victim is left with only two options: 1. The victim can keep the experience a secret and thus avoid the “after effects “of a scarred life. 2. The victim can charge the rapist with the evidences and bring the rapist to justice.

In a situation like this, justice can prevail only when the truth is exposed and defended whatever the “after affects” may be. But if the victim is not courageous enough to expose the crime, justice can never prevail.

(I know I have used a rather sordid example to express my point (And I did not enjoy doing it), but I feel that in our national struggle too, there is a complacency and indifference on our parts which has robed us of justice and peace. And I felt that only such a shocking example as a rape victim’s dilemma can re-awaken us from our deep slumber of indifference).

That brings us to the topic that has been expressed as the heading of this article. And it is from the Bible that I will try to explain the contention of my article that unless truth is defended, justice cannot prevail. In Isaiah 59:8 ff, we find the following words of God on how justice would be denied if the truth is left undefended.

“The way of peace they do not know, and there is no justice in their paths. Their roads they have made crooked; no one who walks in them have peace. Therefore, justice is far from us, and righteousness does not reach us; we wait for light and lo! There is darkness; and for brightness, but we walk in gloom.

We grope like the blind along a wall, groping like those who have no eyes… we all growl like bears; like doves, we moan mournfully…( But) Justice is turned back and righteousness stands at a distance; for truth is fallen in the street and uprightness cannot enter the courts of justice.” The lord saw it, and it displeased him that there was no justice.

(Isa.59:-8- 15, quoted from NRSV, King James Version & Amplified Bible) In our political case too, the truth

about our national identity and our geographical identity lies fallen in our streets. And we growl like the bears and mourn like the doves, but justice is turned back and righteousness stands at a distance. We are crying for peace but there is darkness and gloom and we are left groping around walls like blind men.

Instead of defending the truth, we are desperately seeking after alternative pragmatic solutions. And if any half baked solution will bring in more money, we seem ready to even sell the thousands of lives that have been sacrificed in the alter of the political truth that Nagas are not Indians and Nagaland is not Indian territory. This fact of our existence and history has been clearly established by our intellectuals and scholars. These truths have been shown to be genetic, anthropological and historical facts. But despite all these facts of our political stand, we are still compromising and are even seeking for alternative solutions-even to the extend of a “Shared sovereignty.”- A concept and word that does not even exist in any political lexicon.

In the defense of any truths- religious, political or economic- everyone must understand that there is always a price to be paid. And in our political case, that price has already been paid by the thousands of lives that have been sacrificed for our national rights. The question today however is: Are there still some Nagas left today, who are courageous enough to make a stand to defend the political truths of our nationhood for which our own kith and kin sacrificed their lives yesterday? Or shall will trample these truths in our streets and allow our adversaries to triumph?

Like the rape victim’s case, our lands have been desecrated by our adversaries. But will we have the courage to expose and defend the truth whatever the consequences may be. This appeal is, by the way, not a call back to arms and violence (though we must be prepared for even such an eventuality). But since there is a ceasefire, this call, at this juncture, is a call for fidelity to the political truths of our nation.

In conclusion, Justice will not prevail if truth is not defended. Consequently, if there is no justice there will also be no peace. Let me end with the words in the same chapter of Isaiah where it says: “For our transgressions before you are many, and our sins testify against us.”(Ish.59:12) Kaka D. Iralu

gave an honest answer and said, we chose the roots, just impulsively. But I added, all the different parts of the plant are equally important. Each part plays an equally vital role in the development and the well being of the plant. In the absence of any one, the plant will become handicapped and perish. Everyone agreed. I feel this lesson is very applicable in real life too. Our world is full of heterogeneity and diversity. We have different people with different personalities and characters. We have good as well as evil around us. However, there is no way we can run away from them. We therefore, always need to have room for adjustments and concessions.

Everyone, irrespective of the poor or the rich, big or small, the weak or the powerful, is equally important. Life is like a jig-saw puzzle. We cannot afford to leave out some pieces, or choose some over the others. We need every piece to produce the perfect fit.

And this is what the beauty of life is.

Our human systems require constant co-ordination and co-operation in all spheres of life to function properly. It is about adjustments and building relationships. Each and every individual has a role to play. It is about us fitting into the system instead of trying to alter the system to our advantage to fit us in.

I also learned, selfishness is another root of all evils. So carried away by our wants are we that, we overlook the ideals necessary for a

quality happy life and make things complicated for ourselves. We devise ways and means to meet our own ends, many a times, at the expense of others. We fail to realise the substance in life and are blindly guided by peer pressure instincts. The most basic principle in life is to have happiness.

I feel we don’t need so many things to be happy in life. If we are contented with the meagre that we have and be satisfied with them, only then can life become perfect for us.

So, now that the four months course at the ATI has come to a close, we gear ourselves up for the next four month District Attachment fixture.

Everyone is ready, enthusiastic and eager to move out and learn more.

However, I know those beautiful memories created in due course of the hostel stay will always be fondly treasured. We were 23 of us, 20 NCS and 3 NPS friends. The usual official routines were fine. But, the sub-normal activities were even more memorable and fun: those long evening walks after dinner, the devastating pranks, late night debates (sometimes heated), teasing, the experience of running the kitchen mess, gardening, decent partying, a game or two of cards, badminton and carom, table tennis, the fellowship, Krav Maga, wi-fi-ing...., all will be sorely missed, at least for now.

Meet you all again, my colleagues, in four months time.

Nuhuta Tunyi, NCS. EAC (P), 2014 Batch, ATI

Rejoinder to former president ANPWDFWA

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ll Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association (ANPWDFWA) PWD (R&B)/ Housing and National Highway, in its rejoinder to the news under the caption “Appeal to the Commissioner& Secretary, W&H for release of pending salaries” appeared in Nagaland Post dated September24 by Inakhu Aye, former president ANPWDFWA is totally baseless as Division wise verification process are going on and the proposal were not yet sent to the Government. Hence, the as-

sociation caution for not misleading the Government, Department and W/C employees.

ANPWDFWA would also like to bring to the notice of all concern that Inakhu Aye, former president has been impeached from the post of president as per the voice of the majority during Association General Meeting held on August 31 at Nagaland Science Centre Dimapur on his immoral activities.

Henceforth, Inakhu Aye, former president impeached, impeached and impeached and who is who!

He is also directed for not using Association pad from now onwards, failing which the association will be compelled to take its own course of action.

The Association further request government and all HoDs for not entertaining the matter of Inakhu Aye for the matter relating to Workcharge Employees File etc as there is no room for him.

K.Atovi Awomi, President, ANPWDFWA & Zubemo Ngullie, General Secretary, ANPWDFWA

Reader’s Post

An appeal to the DC Kohima

(On the problem of city bus between high school junction and the new secretariat.)

Sir,

The New Capital Complex is the most important centre of the state, where the civil secretariat, the assembly secretariat, almost all the directorates of the government of Nagaland and other important offices and amenities are located. On every working day, thousands of people from all over the state visit the New Capital Complex on official duty, on personal work or other purposes. However, there is no regular city bus service between high school junction and New Capital Complex. It has always been a matter of chance to get a city bus on this most important portion of the road connecting the whole state with its capital. The only means of transport regularly available here are the private cars that are illegally ferrying passengers and charging an unreasonably high fare of Rs.20/- per head where the buses charge Rs 5/- only. Again recently, to add to the woes of the poor public, the youth volunteers allegedly from the high school area have completely stopped the city bus service on this road. A city bus driver opined that the buses are not plying on this portion of the road for want of proper parking space. Whatever may be the reason, the district administration, the transport department and the traffic police are lending a blind eye to the plight of the general public. To solve this problem once for all, a proper city bus parking should be made available to the high school junction and it should be made compulsory for at least all the city buses holding the permit for plying on this portion of the road to reach the New Secretariat. The deputy commissioner, Kohima is therefore, requested to kindly look into the matter and take necessary action at the earliest possible to help the suffering visitors of our New Capital Complex.

M.W. Shooba

For smooth implementation of Smart City project

Sir,

The Association of Kohima Municipal Wards Panchayat (AKMWP) welcome the much expected implementation of phase wise smart city selection announced by Union Urban Developmemt minister, Shri. Venkaiah Naidu on Tuesday, the 20th Sept. 2016, which includes Kohima among 27 cities selected in this third phase. AKMWP as a registered association with Home Department Nagaland under societies registration Act (Nagaland third Amendment) Act 2008(Act No. 1 of 2009) and the apex body of KohimaMunicipal Wards Panchayat would like to express our unreserved appreciation to the Government of India. We also thank Shri. T.R. Zeliang, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland for his unceasing effort for managing to bring the dream of Kohima smart city into a reality. AKMWP further extend our profound gratitude to the Administrator of KMC for its tireless efforts in supporting the ground work preparation physically and technically. We assure the Govt. of Nagaland and its implementing agencies with our full support and request all the wards and sector Panchayats of Kohima city to come forward in ushering easy passage for the implementation of the development of the Smart City projects.

Neibulie Kiewhuo, President, AKMWP & Thejao Sekhose, Secretary, AKMWP

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, september 25, 2016

Holy Family School Kma celebrates 25 yrs

(L-R) K.V Vizo addressing the gathering on Saturday. Holy Family School choir presenting silver jubilee song on its jubilee celebration day. (NP)

St. Joseph’s College holds special lecture on counseling

Participants after the lecture at St. Joseph’s College.

Dimapur: St. Joseph’s College in collaboration with SCERT held a special lecture on “Counselling service in Nagaland” on September 24 at the conference hall of SCERT, Kohima. Over hundred students who are offered a certificate course in Guidance and counseling

(UGC approved) participated in the Special Lecture delivered by Associate Professor, SCERT Dr. Zavise Rume. In his Lecture, Dr. Zavise covered vast topics like, Philosophical and Historical background of Counselling, History of Counselling in India, north east and Nagaland etc.

of the school “ better ever”.

K.D. Vizo reminded the student community that there was no room for complacent people, saying that one should rise to face the challenges by being effective learners at school, critical, reflective and independent thinkers even after leaving the school. Headmaster Ashikho while delivering welcome address said the school remains committed to help the children to translate their

BBS Eco Club organizes nature trip DIMAPUR: Eco Club of Bethel Baptist School (BBS), Old Showuba conducted a Nature trip on September 24 under the theme ‘Embracing Wildlife’. They visited the Nagaland Zoological Park at Rangapahar, to educate the students regarding the significance of wildlife in our depleting environment.

In a press note by Asst.

Headmaster Jangpuh Kihomong with enthusiasm the students observed and realized the dire need to protect and preserve these rare animals which had once flourished but now nearing extinction.

The Eco club extends

ple’s life by donating blood, keeping NSS motto in mind “NOT ME BUT YOU” Salesian College: To celebrate the NSS day, the NSS Club of Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) Dimapur conducted a social work at Mother Teresa Home (MTH), River Belt Colony on September 24.

While expressing her words of gratitude, Sr. Godeline Superior of MTH, quoted the words of St. Mother Teresa saying, “I’m a little pencil in the hand of a writing God, who is sending a love letter to the world.” She thanked the group for the gesture of love and concern and mentioned that this act of kindness will never be forgotten. Mother

DIMAPUR: Deputy director of Sericulture, T. Yanger, along with assistant Sericulture Officer Peren, Limanungsang Imchen and technical staff carried out field-to-field inspection at Azailong, Heningkhunglwa, Phaijol on September 20-21 under RKVY 2015-16.

During the visit, the deputy director held a meeting with the farmers of the villages wherein he encourBethel Baptist School Eco Club members during the trip. aged the farmers to take it’s gratitude to the school endeavors and Zoological up sericulture activities for authority for their unceas- Park authority for their co- income generation and self employment ing support towards our operation.

Teresa would say, “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.” Today the NSS Club has made the words of Mother come true by contributing their share of service with great love for their fellow human beings, mentioned Sr. Godeline.

Dr. Avinou Chupuo, the coordinator of the NSS Club, thanked all the Club members and all those who generously came forward for the social service. The NSS Club on their own initiative contributed some clothes items and gifts. It was carried out under the guidance of the NSS Club Coordinators, Dr. Avinou Chupuo and Lomi Sema. Altogether there were 73, including NSS members Treasury Accountants/SAA after the training. and some volunteers.

DIMAPUR: Treasuries and stressed on the importance Accounts Training Institute, of time management.

Advisor of the Training Dimapur conducted four-day refreshers course for Treasury Institute, Z.Mesen, spoke on behalf of faculty memAccountants/SAA. During the valedic- bers while SAA Chinglong tory function on September Phom spoke on behalf of 23, chief guest P. Yilobemo the trainees.

The programme was Lotha, director Treasuries & Accounts, Nagaland, encour- chaired by deputy director aged the trainees to work Treasuries & Accounts, Temdiligently remarking that suinla Aier and vote of thanks they were assets of the de- was delivered by faculty of the Institute, Zubenthung partment.

The chief guest also Murry.

Mount Olive College, Kohima Commerce and Economics Departments along with the students went on industrial trips to Living Water Factory, BMA Liquid Air Factory, and Bamboo Treatment, Dimapur on September 17.

DIMAPUR: ARTC & S celebrated Hindi Pakhwara (fortnight) from September 8 to 22, to promote Hindi among the Jawans.

Speaking on the occasion, Brigadier Gurjap Singh stressed on the use of Hindi in official correspondence and also highlighted the importance of the official language and appealed all the employees to work in Hindi and contribute in better spread of the official language across the country. He applauded all the participants for their excellent performance and also commended the organising staff to make the Hindi Pakhwara successful.

Five types of Hindi competitions namely Hindi typing, noting-drafting, essay writing, poem recitation and speech competition were organised at Sukhovi and Dimapur Garrison. An ‘Overall Champion Trophy’ for best team was also placed as prize besides individual cash incentives for participants securing 1st, 2nd and 3rd position in above competitions.

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As supervisory visit to Village Disable People Organization (VDPO) managing director, Imchawati Kichu held a meeting with VDPO members on September 19 at Mokokchung village and encouraged members to be more active and appreciated their regular meeting once every month.

Nagaland Christian Residential School, Artang Ward, Mokokchung celebrated its 4th Parents’ Day on September 10.

Fertility management campaign conducted in Zbto Dimapur: Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO) office Zunheboto conducted ‘fertility management campaign’ with the sponsorship of Nagaland Livestock Development Board (NLDB) Kohima under government of India’s, National Bovine Breeding Program (NBBP).

The resource person of the campaign was VAS, Dr. Bocto Chishi along with the field staffs for the dairy farmers of Aghunato, Zunheboto & Satakha of the district from September 15-19.

In the campaign, Dr. Chishi explained & stressed on importance of dairying & dairy farming, how & what things to be considered on traits during selection of heifer/ cows and aspects on care & management of heifer,

detection of estrus & A.I. He also pointed out various points on care during conception (gestation) period, parturition, calf & mother care. Balanced Feeding, housing & clean milk production were also delivered during the campaign.

In a short speech, chief veterinary officer, Zunheboto said shortly such other more camps would further yet to be conducted for other block/ places in the district, where more dairy farmers could avail the technical knowledge.

He thanked all the farmer participants for their keen interest & participation during discussions. He encouraged them to make the best use of the acquired knowledge as their best tool for upliftment of own family’s economy.

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KSC, Salesian College observe ‘NSS Day’

DIMAPUR: Kohima science college (Autonomous), NSS unit organized a blood grouping and blood donation program on September 24, 10 am on account of observing NSS day. The program was graced by Dr.K.Khamo and emphasized all the students with a motivational talk “the importance of knowing blood group and blood donation”.

She appreciated College NSS unit for being avaliable in need of blood and as a main source in Kohima. Dr.K Khamo lead members of Blood Bank (NHAK) tested more than 80 students for blood group and 10 students volunteered to donate blood.

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DIMAPUR: NPF Wokha Division held a co-ordination meeting on September 23 at the Conference Hall of the NPF Wokha Division Office.

Speaking at the function, Minister for Home Y. Patton encouraged the party workers to work with dedication and to be loyal to the party. He assured to work together with all party workers for the larger interest of the party.

President NPF Wokha Division P. Mhonthung Patton welcomed all the new members who have merged from various political parties. The house once again resolved to uphold the leadership of chief minister T.R Zeliang and president Dr. Shurozolie Leizutsu and Y. Patton Minister for Home.

Earlier, the meeting was chaired by P.Mhonthung Patton, with invocation prayer by Vice- President NPF Central Tsumongo Ovung and vote of thanks by General Secretary NPF Wokha Division Ekonthung Kikon.

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KOHIMA, SEP 24 (NPN): Holy Family School Kohima celebrated its silver jubilee with commissioner and secretary, information technology and communication Nagaland K.D. Vizo as the chief guest at its school premises lower A.G. Colony Kohima on Saturday.

In his address, the chief guest appreciated and congratulated the school

in reaching the milestone and also acknowledged the courage, aspiration, enthusiasm, energy and hard work of the founders of the school.

He said the past and present pupil of this school must be proud and privileged to study in this “unique school,” to carry the flame of the values of this Holy Family School driven by their own spirit of adventure of excelling, learning, sharing and continue to fulfil the motto

dreams and achieve to their full potential regardless of caste, creed and religion. He said the school with this jubilee celebration has achieved milestone and embarked in a new journey.

Chairman school managing board James Athikho in his brief history of the school said the school started in February 12, 1991 in a humble way with 34 students.

The programme was compeered by Victor and Neetu , invocation prayer said by Rev. Father Neisalhou Carolus Kuotsu Parish Priest Mary Help of Christians Cathedral Parish Kohima, school anthem and special songs was presented by school choir, special items presented by Tiny Tots, four HSLC toppers were acknowledged while vote of thanks was proposed by administrator Koheni. The jubilee programme was attended by ANPSA members, parents, church leaders, well wishers, headmasters and principals of various schools and colleges and others.

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New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI): Government on Friday ruled out any extension to the September 30 deadline for filing income disclosure under the black money compliance window.

In a series of tweets, Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia said that expectations are raised that looking to the enthusiasm of people for making IDS declaration, the date for income disclosure scheme (IDS) would be extended. “We want to make it very clear that the last date for Income Declaration Scheme (IDS) will not be extended,” Adhia tweeted.

Under the IDS, people can disclose their undeclared income and escape prosecution. The scheme, which was launched on June 1 to uncover black money, closes on September 30. “We, therefore, appeal to people to file their declarations in time before 30th September,” Adhia said. Those disclosing assets under the IDS will have to pay 45 per cent tax plus penalty. Also the payments can be made in three instalments till September 2017.

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Coming in silver, gold, rose gold and the new black finish (jet black), iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be available in 32GB, 128GB and 256GB models, starting at Rs 60,000, in India. iPhone 7 features breakthrough new camera systems, the best battery life ever in an iPhone and water and dust resistance.

“Apple Watch Series 2”, the ultimate device for a healthy life, offers water resistance at 50 metre, GPS, two-times-brighter display, dual-core processor and watchOS 3.

Starting at $369, the ‘Apple Watch Series 2’ will be water resistant to 50 metres and the speaker will literally repel the water like a piston.

The device will have a dual core processor with GPU that is up to two times faster.

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New York, Sep 24 (IANS): After a stupendous response from 28 countries in the first phase beginning from September 16, Apple’s iPhone 7 ans iPhone 7 Plus will now be available in additional 30 countries, starting from Saturday.

Todaya’s launch includes the following countries: Andorra, Bahrain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Greenland, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Isle of Man, Jersey, Kosovo, Kuwait, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Maldives, Malta, Monaco, Poland, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia and Slovenia. iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will be launched in India on October 7.

Apple also launched its new “Apple Watch Series 2”, “Apple Watch Edition” and updated Series 1 models in 20 additional countries on Saturday.

The new “Apple Watch Series 2 Hermes” was also launcheed for the first time in 18 countries on Saturday.

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New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI): Non-cash transactions are below market potential in India as all banks are not promoting digital payments, said a report.

Global digital payment volumes continue to increase, with annual growth projected to top 10 per cent for the first time to reach 426.3 billion transactions in 2015, up from 8.9 per cent growth in 2014, said the World Payments Report 2016 released today by Capgemini.

Capgemini had teamed with BNP Paribas to co-develop the 12th edition of the Wold Payments Report. The transaction volumes grew at 8.9 per cent to reach 387.3 billion in 2014. The highest growth rate - 31.5 per cent - was recorded in Emerging Asia.

China with a 47 growth rate and India (13.4 per cent) were the main engines of growth in this region.

“While growth in noncash transactions in India is improving, it is still below full market potential. Despite the National Payments Corporation of India’s efforts, not all banks promote digital payments as the card acceptance network is considered too narrow,” it said. The 11 payment bank licences granted by the Reserve Bank of India in August 2015 are an attempt to bring more dynamism to the market.

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SPVs and at least 90 per cent of the remaining cash flows; (d) Clarifying the definition of “real estate property” in the regulations, subject to certain conditions.

The other amendments agreed by SEBI are: removal of the limit on number of sponsors and introducing the concept of sponsor group; allowing REITs to invest upto 20 per cent in under construction assets; amending the definition of the valuer and clarifying the definition of “associated” and “related parties” in the regulations.

“Allowing REITs and InvITs to invest in two-level SPV structure through a holding company will remove the need for a restructuring in many cases prior to creation of a REIT/InvIT thereby reducing transaction costs and timelines; this will also ensure liquidity to investors and developers who had invested at the Holdco level,” Maadhav Poddar, Tax Partner-Real Estate Practice, EY said.

According to him, increasing the percentage which an REIT can invest in under construction property from 10 per cent to 20 per cent will allow for more portfolios to be listed which hitherto could not be considered as their under construction portion was greater than 10 per cent.

US Federal Reserve’s decision to keep its key interest rates unchanged for September and the announcement of new monetary policy measures by the BoJ. Besides, domestic cues such as the merger of general and railway budgets, along with consultations to advance the budget presentation date, gave a positive momentum to the equity markets.

In addition, positive macro-economic data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on first quarter GDP enhanced investors’ risk-taking appetite.

The data showed that the country’s CAD (Current Account Deficit) narrowed to $0.3 billion or 0.1 per cent of GDP in the quarter.

“Indian equity markets traded with firm sentiments last week mainly due to buying support from traders,” said Dhruv Desai, Director and Chief Operating Officer of Tradebulls.

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permit FPIs to become a member of a RSE for the limited purpose of proprietary trading. Necessary amendments to the SEBI (Foreign Portfolio Investor) Regulations, 2014 shall be made in this regard,” SEBI said.

The markets regulator also decided to amend the InvIT regulations to facilitate its growth to allow investment in two-level SPV structure through holding company (Holdco) subject to sufficient shareholding in Holdco and the underlying SPV. The other major changes are: (a) An. InvIT to have right to appoint majority directors in the SPV(s); (b). Holdco to distribute 100 per cnet cash flows realised from underlying SPVs and at least 90 per cent of the remaining cash flows; (c) Reducing mandatory sponsor holding in InvIT to 15 per cent (d) Remove the limit on the number of sponsors of InvIT and others.

The amendments to REIT regulations are: (a) Allowing REIT to invest in twolevel SPV structure through Holdco, subject to sufficient shareholding in the Holdco and the underlying SPV; (b) An REIT to have right to appoint majority directors in the SPV(s); (c) Holdco to distribute 100 per cent cash flows realised from underlying

fusion and indecision present in the minds of market participants.”

Shankar said that the broader markets, however, outperformed the headline indices as stock specific buying interest continued.

“Both the midcap and smallcap indices ended higher by 2 per cent,” Shankar said.

According to Angel Broking, strong global commodity prices boosted materials and mining stocks which in turn supported global equity markets.

The firm pointed out that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) also announced plans to expand and fine-tune its quantitative easing policy, which was also a positive for the markets.

The benchmark indices began the trading week on a flat note as the global and domestic markets remained subdued ahead of major global financial events.

However, investors’ sentiments were buoyed on the

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Mumbai, Sep 24 (IANS): The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) on Friday decided to allow direct access to corporate bond market for Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI).

The regulator said here it also decided to permit Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InVIT) and Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) investment in two-level special purpose vehicle (SPV) structure.

In a statement, SEBI said the board at its meeting has decided to allow Category I and Category II FPI the option of direct access to corporate bond market without brokers.

Cur rently, the SEBI (Foreign Portfolio Investor) Regulations, 2014, allow FPI to transact in securities only through registered stock broker who is a qualified member of a Recognised Stock Exchange (RSE).

The SEBI also decided to allow FPIs access to Overthe-Counter (OTC), Request for Quote (RFQ) and Electronic Book Provider (EBP) platforms of RSE only for proprietary trading so as to deepen the corporate bond market.

“Proposal for amendment to Rule 8 (4) of Securities Contracts (Regulation) Rules, 1957, will be taken up with the Government of India to

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Mumbai, Sep 24 (IANS): Positive global and domestic cues marginally lifted the Indian equity markets during the week ended Friday.

However, gains were ceded due to volatility over global event risks, outflow of foreign funds and profit booking.

The 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of the BSE closed the week’s trade with a gain of 69.19 points or 0.24 per cent at 28,668.22 points.

Similarly, the 51-scrip Nifty of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) edged up 51.70 points or 0.59 per cent to close at 8,831.55 points.

“Benchmark indices lacked upside momentum giving up previous day’s gains, ending the week on a fragile note,” said Nitasha Shankar, Senior Vice President for Research with YES Securities.

“For the week, it ended marginally higher, forming another small real body with long shadows suggesting con-

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ment advisers in any manner, either oral or in writing to the subscribers will be limited to asset allocation and choice of a Pension Fund Manager.

“The advisory fee can be charged by the retirement adviser only when subscriber has signed an agreement with the RA for providing advice...,” said the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority.

It further said Thad “no advisory fee” would be charged at the time of onboarding of the subscriber along with the onboarding fee of Rs 120.

The regulator is in process increasing the network of retirement advisers.

NPS is a voluntary, defined contribution retirement savings scheme. It is regulated and administered by PFRDA. As on June 30, 2016, there were 12.9 million subscribers of NPS and Atal Pension Yojna with assets under management of Rs 1.32 lakh crore.

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New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI): After yesterday’s slide, gold regained its form to trade higher

by Rs. 80 at Rs. 31,600 per 10 grams on Saturday, taking positive cues from the global market amid buying by jewellers in the domestic spot market.

However, silver fell by Rs. 300 to Rs. 46,500 per kg on reduced off-take by industrial units and coin makers.

Bullion traders said a firm trend overseas after the US Fed kept interest rates unchanged boosted demand for the precious metal. That apart, fresh purchases by jewellers at the domestic spot market led to the recovery in gold prices.

Globally, gold rose 0.03 per cent to $1,337.10 an ounce in New York in yesterday’s trade. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity rebounded by Rs. 80 each to Rs. 31,600 and Rs. 31,450 per 10 grams, respectively. The metal had shed Rs. 30 yesterday.

Sovereign, however, was unchanged at Rs. 24,500 per piece of eight grams in limited deals. On the other hand, silver ready dropped by Rs. 300 to Rs. 46,500 per kg and weeklybased delivery by Rs. 370 to Rs. 46,815 per kg. Its coins, however, continued to be traded at previous levels of Rs. 77,000 for buying and Rs. 78,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

which has readied Rs 47,700crore warchest with fresh equity flowing in from parent ahead of the auctions, has been allocated 18,821 eligibility points, and can bid in any band in any part of the country for airwaves.

This is the first time that government will auction the 700 Mhz band, considered to be the most premium as the estimated cost of providing service through it is about one-third of 3G under the 2100 Mhz band.

A firm opting to buy spectrum in 700 Mhz band will need to shell out a minimum of Rs 57,425 crore. Total spectrum worth Rs 4,01,975 crore in 700 Mhz band is being put up for auction.

Tata Teleservices (TTSL) has submitted EMD of Rs 1,000 crore, Reliance Communications Rs 313 crore and Aircel Rs 120 crore. The EMD TTSL translated in to eligibility point of 6,919, RCom 2,158 and Aircel 792.

New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI): National Pension System (NPS) subscribers will now have to pay for seeking the services of retirement advisers as pension regulator PFRDA has permitted them to charge a fee ranging between Rs 100 and Rs 1,000.

Currently, under the PFRDA (Retirement Adviser) norms, the on-boarding fee of Rs 120 and a fee of Rs 20 per transaction or a maximum of Rs 100 per annum, for subsequent services, have been stipulated.

It said: “Fur ther to (those charges), it has been decided by the Authority that an advisory fee of 0.2 per cent may also be charged from any existing subscribers, on their assets under management... on the date of advice, subject to a minimum of Rs 100 and maximum of Rs 1,000 per annum, for providing advice to the subscribers.”

The PFRDA circular said the scope of such advice being provided by the retire-

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trum in premium 700 Mhz, 800 Mhz and 2500 Mhz in any of the circle.

The company is eligible for bidding in 13 out of 22 circles for 3G spectrum (2100 Mhz) which include Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh (East), Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka etc.

It can only bid for spectrum in 900 and 1800 Mhz band across all circles. The new entrant Reliance Jio - telecom venture of India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani - has been allocated the highest eligibility point of 44,506, and can bid in any band in any service area.

Jio is the only applicant that has potential to bid for pan-India airwaves in premium 700 Mhz band for mobile services. The company which has unleashed a price war in India with its disruptive offerings, last week submitted the highest earnest money for the auction at Rs 6,500 crore. Vodafone,

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New Delhi, Sep 24 (PTI): Telecom operators Reliance Communications and Aircel, which announced their merger about a week ago, will bid separately in the upcoming megaspectrum auction where all the seven applicants have made it to the final list of bidders.

As per the information released by the Department of Telecom (DoT), none of the seven applicants -- Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular, Tata Teleservices, RCom and Aircel -- withdrew their application. The last date for withdrawal of application was September 22. RCom and Aircel had announced their merger on the last date of submission of spectrum auction application.

RCom is eligible to bid for spectrum across country except North East and Assam.

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water to the entire western part of the city - upwards to 1.5 million people - was deliberately switched off,” he told the BBC. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a UKbased group monitoring the conflict, said 25 people had been killed in fresh bombardments on Saturday.

Activists said both Syrian and Russian warplanes are taking part in the latest offensive, though Russia has not confirmed its involvement. Russia supports the

waterborne diseases.

He said water was being used as a weapon of war by all sides. The pumping station supplying rebel-held parts of Aleppo was damaged on Thursday and subsequent strikes had made repairs impossible, Mr Dwyer told the BBC. “That pumping station pumps water to the entire population of the eastern part of city - that’s at least 200,000 people and then in retaliation for that attack a nearby pumping station that pumps

Tamilians stage protest in SL

Female Jaffna university students march carrying placards reading - We want an immediate independent international investigation into war crimes committed against us by the Sri Lankan state. conflict in 2009 and eliminated top LTTE leadership including V Prabhakaran who had made Jaffna rebels’ capital.

Tamil Makkal National Front organised today’s protest march and a rally to highlight issues faced by the community.

The demonstrators asked the government to halt Sinhala majority settlements and stop building Buddhist religious shrines in Tamil areas, return of the Tamil civilian lands held for military purposes, release of Tamil political prisoners and assistance in tracing missing people.

Colombo, Sep 24 (PTI): Thousands of Sri Lankan Tamils led by Northern Province Chief Minister C V Wigneswaran today staged a demonstration in Jaffna to highlight issues faced by the minority community in the country.

“It has been seven years since the war ended. Tamil people are yet to receive reasonable solutions to their grievances,” he said, referring to the defeat of LTTE which was fighting for an independent state for minority Tamils.

Army crushed the Tamil Tigers after a three decade-long

Analysts said this was the first time the northerners took part in a public gathering of this scale since Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena took over in January last year.

“Businesses remain shut in the Jaffna town in solidarity,” the residents said.

The main Tamil party, Tamil National Alliance, shunned the demonstration.

“The TNA pledged Tamils a federal solution at the last election. So the Tamils can be only happy with a federal solution by merging the north and east,” TNA lawmaker Dharmalingam Siddathan said.

Baghdad, Sep 24 (AP): A triple suicide bombing against a security check point north of Baghdad today killed at least 11 members of the security forces, a police officer said.

The spokesman for the Salahuddin province police force, Col Mohammed alJabouri, said three militants rammed their explosives-laden vehicles early this morning into the main check point at the province’s northern entrance. Al-Jabouri added that 34 other security officers were wounded.

He said the attack occurred as the local police chief and head of the provincial security committee were visiting the site. Both escaped unharmed. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but IS militants have claimed multiple similar attacks. The Sunni extremists frequently launch attacks targeting Iraq’s security forces and civilians in public areas.

The group stepped up attacks in recent months as it has lost territory in northern and western Iraq that it had captured in 2014.

In April 2015, Iraqi security forces drove out Islamic State militants from the Salahuddin provincial capital, Tikrit, about 130 kilometers north of Baghdad.

United Nations, Sep 24 (PTI): Pakistan’s months-long efforts to internationalise the Kashmir issue at the UN have not found any resonance with nations at the world body that are focussed on combating the growing scourge of terrorism, a top Indian diplomat has said.

India’s Permanent Representative to the UN Syed Akbaruddin said that what is finding resonance among the international community is the terror threat that India is facing and not what Sharif focussed on his speech - the issue of Kashmir.

“If 131 nations have spoken in the General Debate so far, 130 have not referred to the primary issue that Pakistan has raised.

So what does that mean,” he told reporters yesterday.

He said “90 per cent” countries that have spoken at the high-level week of the 71st UN General Assembly session have stressed that terrorism is a primary concern for them, adding that India is gratified by the support it is getting with countries increasingly standing up and voicing their support to deal with the menace of terrorism. Akbaruddin pointed out that in the plethora of bilateral meetings and multilateral engagements that Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar held on the sidelines of the General Assembly session,

N e w Yo r k , S e p 2 4 (Agencies): Mainstream US media houses have clearly shown that they share a common pet hate-Republican candidate Donald Trump- whose stinging speeches against migrants, US military policy and dealing with Islamic terrorism has caused massive uproar.

Once reputed media houses such as CNN appear to have slipped in remaining objective by being harsh on Trump. Some anchorpersons have gone to the extent of exhibiting hostility even at the mention of Trump.

This has led Trump to target such media corporations as-The New York Times and CNN during an interview.

Tump went to the extent of calling CNN the “Clinton News Network” and attacking Times reporters for the “horrible things” they say about him on Twitter.

Trump singled out Times national political correspondent Jonathan Martin in particular and said he and others are “supposed to be objective reporters.”

He also accused Democrats of trying to rig the debates by going after Matt Lauer for not getting tougher on him at the big forum last week. If

anything, Trump said, Lauer was way tougher on him.

When asked by Kurtz about changing his mind on the media blacklist, Trump said, “They can’t treat me any worse, I might as well let them be there.”

The closest Kurtz got to challenging Trump was in bringing up the lack of evidence for his claims that he opposed the Iraq war from the start.

Television news has long used graphics at the bottom of the screen to identify the people and places in their stories but with the 2016 presidential race, two networks lately have been injecting analysis into them during their news reporting.

It started in June when Donald Trump denied having said Japan should have nuclear weapons. CNN inserted this snarky line in their chyron: Trump: I never said Japanshould have nukes (he did) W h e n E r i c Tr u m p claimed his father had apologized to the Khan family over remarks he made about them after they spoke at the Democratic National Convention, CNN went with: Trump’s son: Father apologized to the Khans (he hasn’t).

BURLINGTON, SEP 24 ( A GENCIE S ) : P o l i c e searched Saturday for a gunman authorities said opened fire in the makeup department of a Macy’s store at a mall north of Seattle, killing four females and one man, before fleeing toward an interstate on foot.

People fled, customers hid in dressing rooms and employees locked the doors of nearby stores after gunshots rang out just after 7 p.m.

Friday at the Cascade Mall. A helicopter, search teams and K-9 units scoured the area for a rifle-carrying man.

“We are still actively looking for the shooter,” Washington State Patrol spokesman Sgt. Mark Francis said at a news conference.

“Stay indoors, stay secure.”

Police said they were looking for a Hispanic man wearing black and armed with a “hunting-type” rifle and last seen walking toward Interstate 5. The description, including that he appeared Hispanic, was based on statements from witnesses, said Given Kutz, a spokesman for the Skagit County Emergency Operations Center.

Authorities say the motive was unknown for the shooting about 60 miles (97 kilometres) north of Seattle.

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The Chekiye Village Students' Union (CVSU) would like to extend its heartiest congratulations to Dr. Z. Kanili Jimo, D/o Zhetoi Jimo & Ghotoli Jimo for completing her Masters of Surgery in Obstetrics & Gynecology and securing second position in her institute B.J Medical College, Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

We also congratulate her for being appointed as a Junior Consultant in CIHSR, Dimapur.

The Union deeply appreciates her hard work and further wishes her the best in all her endeavours.

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The Kevijau G.B would like to extend its heartfelt gratitude to Fire Brigade, Police personnel, Para military forces, IOC and concerned citizen of the locality for their helping hand, extinguishing the fire that broke up in one of the houses located at the adjacent nearest to IOC dept on 20.09.2016. It is through their help only fire could be doused otherwise it may have endangered the dwellers of the locality living nearby the IOC depot.

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Nagaland Football Coaches Association (NFCA) would like to express our deepest gratitude to : 1. Shri. K. Kire IPS. Retd. Director General of Police Nagaland and Shri. Colo Mero Director of Life Sports & Life Ministries for their kind presence, support and contributions.

2. Shri. Masangrum Hiekha Hau, Personal Secretary to Chief Minister for his contributions and hosting the meeting.

3. Mr. William Koso AFC B licence/AIFF D licence Instructor/Asst. Coach Aizawl Football Club (I-League) for his initiations and administrations.

4. The Loyal media and all the esteemed coaches present for making the meeting on 21st Sept. 2016 a grand success.

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police officers searched for the suspect. The FBI’s Seattle office said on Twitter that it “has no information to suggest additional attacks planned” in Washington state but did not elaborate.

The male victim died early Saturday at a Seattle hospital. It was unclear where in the mall he was when he Screen grab from the CCTV was shot. Authorities had of the suspect at the Cascade previously announced the deaths of the four females.

Mall. (BM/SMART) No other details about the vicThe FBI was assisting tims were provided, including local authorities as dozens of their ages.

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“there was resonance” of India being a victim of terrorism and of solidarity with it.

“The resonance of India being a victim of terrorism, India tackling terrorism diligently has gone way beyond distance.

In all bilateral meetings, including with Sri Lanka, there has been resonance and immediate response” on the attack on the army base in Uri, he said.

Citing the example of Akbar’s meeting with leaders of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), bloc geographically far from India, the envoy said the participants in that meeting expressed their solidarity with India over the Uri attack and voiced concern over the rise of terrorism.

The Kohima Sunglup Khumshum would like to extend our heartiest congratulations and felicitates the following individuals on being promoted to various posts under Govt. of Nagaland.

1. Shri. T. Mhabemo Yanthan, Secretary to Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Smit. Sarah Ritse Yanthan, Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland.

3. Shri. H. Nzanthung Yanthan, Jt. Secy. to the Govt. of Nagaland.

4. Shri. C. Peter Yanthan, Jt. Diector Agri., Govt. of Nagaland.

The Khumshum further prays & wish them good health and success in their career endeavours.

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Muzaffarabad, Sep 24 (AFP): At least 23 people were killed when a minibus plunged from a mountain road into a river in a remote area of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, officials have said.

The accident took place late yesterday at Nausehri, some 45 kilometres north of Muzaffarabad when the minibus driver lost control.

The vehicle veered off a road, falling 100 metres into the gushing river, local government and rescue officials said. “More than 23 people were killed and three others wounded in the bus accident,” local government official Ashfaq Gilani told AFP. “We have only found three bodies and three wounded people. More than 20 other passengers and the wreckage of the bus have been swept away by the river,” he added.

“We have presumed them dead as there is no chance of their survival,” Gilani said.

Rescuers said the terrain was difficult and that they would resume the search for the remainder of the passengers at dawn today. Pakistan has one of the world’s worst records for fatal traffic accidents, blamed on poor roads, badly maintained vehicles and reckless driving.

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Aleppo city in Syria, serving as the capital of the Aleppo Governorate, the most populous Syrian governorate lies in rubble after repeated aristrikes. (Source-Internet)

Syrian government, while the US backs the opposition.

The two powers accuse each other of failing to rein in their respective allies on the ground. Medical sources say 91 people were killed in Friday’s bombardment.

The Syrian army has said it is preparing for a ground offensive, and told civilians to stay away from rebel positions.

On Saturday government troops were reported to have captured the rebel stronghold of Handarat to the north of Aleppo, further tightening their grip on the city.

A seven-day truce brokered by the US and Russia collapsed on Monday. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Saturday reiterated a call to revive the ceasefire “on a collective basis”.

He told Russian TV that a fresh truce could not be based on “Russia’s unilateral concessions”.

The pause in fighting, agreed by Russia and US earlier this month, was intended to improve aid deliveries and lead to joint operations against Islamic State and other militant groups.

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The Association further wishes him good health and more success in his future endeavour.

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Aleppo, Sep 24 (Agencies): Intensified attacks on the Syrian city of Aleppo have left nearly two million people without water, the UN says.

T h e U N c h i l d r e n’s agency says fierce strikes on Friday prevented repairs to a damaged pumping station supplying rebel-held districts of the city.

In retaliation, Unicef says, a nearby station pumping water to the rest of Aleppo has been switched off.

Fresh strikes were reported in the city on Saturday, as the Syrian army presses on with its push to retake rebel areas.

The latest offensive was launched after a ceasefire collapsed on Monday.

Unicef deputy director Justin Forsyth told the BBC: “Aleppo is slowly dying, and the world is watching, and the water is being cut off and bombed - it’s just the latest act of inhumanity.”

Unicef spokesman Kieran Dwyer said the lack of running water could be “catastrophic” as residents now had to resort to contaminated water and were at risk from

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urder 3 siren Sara Loren was in the city when she heard of the Uri attacks. Little did she know it would affect her directly a few days later.

Yesterday, the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) asked actors and artistes from Pakistan to leave India within 48 hours or be prepared to be “pushed out”.

The actress, who was in the city to fulfill her professional commitments, is alarmed by the party’s stand against her and her fellow countrymen. “Art is the only field where the lines of nationalities blur. There are more fans of Fawad in India than in Pakistan; Pakistanis watch Bollywood more than home films and there are more Muslims here than in Pakistan. I understand, as artistes, we become the face of our country. Aggression against an attack of terror is legitimate. But, I feel equally bad about men who died in Uri. The actress who grew up in Kuwait shuttles between Dubai and Mumbai. The unwelcome vibe has taken her by shock, but she is trying to stay calm. “If things get bad, I will go to Dubai. I have a home there. When matters settle, I will come back. I fear

for my life now, but I have full faith in cops. We need to fight terrorism, not each other. I pray and hope that an incident doesn’t affect the friendly relations that we had formed with this industry,” she tells us.

Murder 3 producer Mukesh Bhatt says, “We are entertainers, not politicians.

Our job is to stay honest to our art. If the Centre gives us in writing that we cannot hire Pakistani talent here on, we would refrain from it.

Bollywood is not running a social recruitment service. Only good actors are signed for our films. But, no matter what the stand of the State is on this, Indian producers should not be victimised. I propose that any Pakistani talent, whose film is nearing completing or up for release, should be spared.

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Khan, who is known for plays like ‘Tumhari Amrita’ and films ‘Gandhi, My Father’, had been toying with the idea of presenting ‘Mughal-e-Azam’, in collaboration with the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA).

That’s when they approached Shapoorji Pallonji, the producer of the film ‘Mughal-e-Azam’ who also hold the rights to the play.

“Mughal-e-Azam needs that kind of scale and grandeur. This will be the costliest Hindi theatre production ever done,’’ says Feroz Khan.

However, he is not willing to reveal exactly how much the production may cost.

sented Mr. Depp in his messy split from the actress Amber Heard. (Ms. Heard is giving her settlement to charity.) She has also counseled the actress Jennifer Garner, who last year separated from Ben Affleck amid rumors that he had grown too close with the nanny.

“You won’t see her talking about her clients, because she will lose those clients,” said Jonathan Wolfe, part of the legal team that represented Katie Holmes in her divorce from Tom Cruise.

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efore it was made into a film, ‘Mughal-e-Azam’ was a play written by Urdu playwright Imtiaz Ali Taj. And 94 years after it was written, ‘Mughal-e-Azam’ is set to come alive on stage once again.

The magnum opus will be directed by theatre director and filmmaker Feroz Abbas Khan. People in the know say that the production will be bigger and more opulent than any musical ever staged in India. The curtains will go up on the production on October 21 in Mumbai.

After performances in New Delhi in November, the team will fly to the Gulf and the West.

n her hour of need, Angelina Jolie Pitt turned to the hard-charging Los Angeles divorce lawyer known to TMZ readers and viewers as “the disso queen,” the word “disso” being short for dissolution of marriage.

“I guess you could say I am unorthodox,” said Laura Wasser, who, in addition to movie stars like Ms. Jolie Pitt and Johnny Depp, counsels an eclectic mix of athletes, musicians and reality-show stars, including a Kardashian or three.

In recent days, she has been pulling out all the stops on behalf of Ms. Jolie Pitt, who on Monday filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, demanding sole physical custody of their six children.

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uvraj Singh and Hazel Keech are all set to tiethe-knot soon. The two were dating for a while before Yuvraj popped the question to Hazel while the two were on vacation in Bali, Indonesia.

Now, the couple is gearing up for a December wedding.

In an interview to a daily Yuvraj said that he has been through a lot in his life and there comes a phase when one wants to settle down. While they two had a low-key engagement in Bali, Yuvraj says that a wedding is an occasion where one wants to celebrate with everyone. It will be a three-four day affair. The wedding will comprise both Sikh and Hindu rituals, as Hazel’s mum is from Uttar Pradesh. The various functions will be held in Delhi and Chandigarh. There aren’t any events planned for Mumbai as of now.

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real friends and red carpet friends. It’s safe to say the pair’s friendship is much more meaningful than a hug on the press line. “It’s nice that in this crazy industry we have friends like this,” he says. “It’s genuine.

It’s not like red carpet friends where you hug them and never

talk to them again. We actually get to spend time together, and it makes shows like this a lot of fun.”

Lovato was quick to agree.

“It’s great to have friends who are supportive instead of red carpet friends,” Lovato says. “It feels great and they’re family.”

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“It’s really great because we all really bonded when we were younger and toured together,” Lovato, 24, told PEOPLE exclusively before sharing the stage with Jonas’ band DNCE for an exclusive Marriott Rewards Members concert in Los Angeles on Thursday. “We’ve all watched each other evolve and grow up, and we’ve been able to be there for one another. It’s awesome.”

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Rafinha celebrates his headed goal with Suarez and Neymar as Barcelona looked set for three points following the quick goals.

who are in action away to Las Palmas later in the day.

Messi, ruled out for three weeks by a groin injury suffered in the 1-1 draw at home to Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, was one of five absentees from Barca’s regular starting XI, with Andres Iniesta, Ivan Rakitic, Javier Mascherano and Jordi Alba all rested, perhaps with a midweek Champions League trip to face Borussia Monchengladbach in mind.

The changes may have contributed to a slow start from Barca, who survived a scare in the 20th minute when goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen escaped without even a yellow card after briefly handling the ball outside his area, Sporting’s subsequent free-kick coming to

Goalkeeper Aditi set for 2nd stint with West Ham Ladies

Aditi Chauhan Kolkata Sep 24 (IANS): Goalkeeper Aditi Chauhan, who became the first Indian woman footballer to play for an English club last August, is all set for a second stint with West Ham Ladies on Sunday.

“It feels great to be back.

It was difficult in India. I always wanted to be here and play. I am happy I can do that again,” Aditi told IANS over phone from London on Saturday.

Eight months after donning the West Ham Ladies jersey for the last time before her student visa expired, Aditi will be under the bar when West Ham take on Swindon Town in an English Premier League Southern Division clash on Sunday.

Aditi, 24, was abruptly halted in her unprecedented journey in England when her student visa expired in January and she had to abide by the rules of English football’s governing body -- a player on a student visa cannot play in the top two tiers of women’s football.

The Delhi keeper, who bagged the Asian Woman Footballer of the Year award in November 2015 -- also a first for Indian eves -- had to come back home.

But thanks to her alma mater Loughborough University which offered her a part-time job in London, Aditi could again harbour hopes of a comeback. She did her master’s degree in sports management from the university.

“The new manager is very experienced and has won the Premier League (third division in the women’s pyramid) with Brighton and Hove Albion.

The goalkeeping coach is really good too.

“I know I have improved in every training session,” she added. James Marrs, now coach of West Ham Ladies, helped Brighton and Hove Albion become Women’s Premier League champions at Adams Park in May this year with a 4-2 play-off win over Northern Division winners Sporting Club Albion.

West Ham Ladies are now placed second from bottom in the 11-team southern division of the EPL. The Hammers have failed to essay a win after five matches and only have one point to show. The London side will hope Aditi helps them improve their dismal goal difference of -12. “I was waiting for my international clearance. Now I am raring to go,” the South Asian Games winner said.

Kerber to strengthen number one hold in Wuhan WUHAN, Sep 24 (Agencies): New world number one Angelique Kerber is set to strengthen her grip on the top position at a star-studded Wuhan Open this week after Serena Williams pulled out with a shoulder injury.

Kerber, 28, ascended to the top of the rankings at the US Open, ending Williams’ 186 consecutive week run as world number one - a record she shares with Steffi Graff.

The German looks set to maintain her hold on the number one spot after the veteran American bowed out of the tournament - and the China Open in Beijing the following week - citing an ongoing shoulder problem. It is the second consecutive year that Williams has been a no show at Wuhan and the China Open.

With Williams staying off the court, the German now has a year-end run as world number one firmly in her sights, capping off a glittering year. Long established in the top 10, with 10 WTA titles to her name, the 28-year-old had never made it to a Grand Slam final until she swept the crown in Australia at the start of the year.

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The visitors slowly began to exert some sustained pressure on the Sporting goal, Andre Gomes firing over twice in the space of two minutes approaching the half-hour mark.

And Luis Enrique’s side duly made the breakthrough in the 30th minute, when Arda’s delivery over the top of the defence drew out Ivan Cuellar, who did not get there in time to clear the danger.

Suarez nudged the ball around the stranded keeper, collected it on the other side and stroked a simple finish into an empty net.

Just two minutes later it was 2-0, Neymar playing Sergi Roberto into space down the right flank. His cross was met

at the near post by the head of Rafinha, leaving Cuellar with no chance.

And while Sporting had been holding their own and threatening sporadically after the break, any slim hopes of a comeback ended in the 73rd minute, when Lora received a second yellow card for a late tackle on the outstanding Roberto.

Barca head coach Luis Enrique, who began his distinguished playing career alongside Sporting boss Abelardo Fernandez at El Molinon, protected his prized assets further as the match petered out, Suarez and Sergio Busquets replaced by Paco Alcacer and Denis Suarez respectively, as, with the match won, the trip to Borussia-Park on Wednesday became Barca’s priority.

Alcacer is yet to open his Barca account following an off-season switch from Valencia, but he had a hand in the third goal, meeting Roberto’s pass from the right to cannon a fierce shot against the crossbar.

Neymar gathered the rebound, gliding around Cuellar to tap home a simple finish.

Denis Suarez then did brilliantly running at the sorry Sporting defence, slipping in Neymar wide on the left side of the box, the Brazil international grabbing his second and Barca’s fifth with a shot across the keeper and into the far corner of the net. And only the woodwork denied Neymar a hat-trick in injury time.

‘Medically unfit’ Fury out of Klitschko rematch BERLIN, Sep 24 (Agencies): Next month’s world heavyweight title rematch between champion Tyson Fury and Ukrainian Vladimir Klitschko was called off on Friday for a second time with the Briton ruled “medically unfit”.

The fight was due to be held on Oct. 29 in Manchester, having been originally postponed in July when Fury suffered an ankle injury.

“Tyson has this week been declared medically unfit to fight,” his promoters Hennessy Sports said in a statement without elaborating.

“Medical specialists have advised that the condition is too severe to allow him to participate in the rematch and that he will require treatment before going back into the ring.

“We and Tyson wish to express our sincerest apologies to all those concerned with the event and all the boxing fans who had been looking forward to the rematch. Tyson is understandably devastated by the development,” read the statement.

“We will be making a further statement in due course. Until then we ask that Tyson and his family be given the privacy and the space he needs to recover during this difficult time.”

Sania, Strycova win Pan Pacific title Tokyo, Sep 24 (IANS): Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza and her Czech partner Barbora Strycova thrashed China’s Chen Liang and Zhaoxuan Yang in straight sets to clinch the Pan Pacific women’s doubles title here on Saturday.

In a lop-sided affair, the Indo-Czech pair defeated the Chinese 6-1, 6-1 in just 51 minutes.

Sania and Strycova, on Friday defeated unseeded pair of Canada’s Gabriela Dabrowski and Spain’s Maria Jose Martina Sanchez 4-6, 6-3, 10-5 in semi-final.

Coming to the match, the Sania-Strycova pair started the proceedings on a positive note. In no time they took the lead and pushed back their opponents to bag the first set.

In the second set, the Chinese pair tried to bounce back but Sania-Strycova managed to hold them to bag the title. Liang and Yang made three double faults while the Indo-Czech pair made only one.

This is Sania’s 40th doubles title, of which 18 have come since the beginning of 2015. She had earlier won the same title with Zimbabwe player Cara Black twice.

Earlier, Sania and Strycova won the Cincinnati Open last month by beating Swiss great Martina Hingis and Coco Vandeweghe 7-5, 6-4 in the summit clash.

The pair has played one Grand Slam together, the US Open last month but suffered

NEISSR organizes annual sports week Dimapur, Sep 24 (NPN): North East Institute of Social Science & Research (NEISSR) organized its annual sports week at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Campus, Dimapur from September 22-24.

The sports event was declared opened by Dr. Policarp Xalxo, Principal, Salesian College of Higher Education, Dimapur as the chief guest while Anil, Branch Manager, South Indian Bank, Dimapur was the guest of honour.

Addressing the students, Dr. Xalxo said “sport is an area where the indomitable spirit of human are exhibited.

It is a sheer excitement to see people competing in different field of sports. Many a times the winner is chosen from among equally strong performances which makes it

difficult to segregate the winner from the loser as all the competitors give their all till the end”. He exhorted the students that as individuals who are studying about society and social work, the annual sport events should help them to think and develop a spirit which would stand against odds and injustice as they furlong in their journey of the helping profession – social work. Like sportsperson who gave their all till the end, the students as future social workers should condition their attitude so as not to give up in the face of oppositions while ensuring the rights of people you will come across in ‘your’ lives, he added.

Dr. C.P. Anto, principal, NEISSR, in his welcome address, highlighted on the need of developing a spirit of

Sania Mirza, left, of India, and her doubles partner Barbora Strycova, of the Czech Republic.

a defeat in the quarter-finals. on court.

Caroline Garcia and Kristina At times it wasn’t pretty, Mladenovic defeated them in but Wozniacki’s gritty display straight sets in New York. will give her confidence a further lift after battling back from a wretched run of injuries this year to reach the US Open Former world number one semi-finals earlier this month.

Wozniacki had seen her Caroline Wozniacki produced a spirited fightback to beat fourth world ranking plunge to 74th seed Agnieszka Radwanska after suffering wrist and ankle 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 and reach the Pan trouble, her father even telling a Pacific Open final on Saturday. Danish tabloid the 26-year-old The Dane, a winner in could retire from tennis.

But despite coughing up Tokyo six years ago, will face either Ukrainian, Elina Svito- the first set on a double fault, lina, or Japan’s Naomi Osaka Wozniacki showed glimpses of in Sunday’s Tokyo final as she her old form in an error-strewn goes in search of a 24th career match featuring 13 breaks of serve. title.

A whipped crosscourt Wozniacki, who struck back from 3-1 down in the forehand to take the initiative second and third sets, ended at 4-3 in the decider left RadRadwanska’s resistance on her wanska shaking her head and fourth match point, forcing a full-blooded backhand drive the Pole into a loose forehand, to consolidate the break in the which she dumped tamely into next game demonstrated why the net after almost three hours she used to be such a force.

Wozniacki battles into final

Our athletes will be best if provided infrastructure: Ganguly

KOLKATA, Sep 24 (PTI): Indian athletes may have been a letdown in Rio Olympics but former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly on Friday said they would be “world beaters” in 10 years time if they are provided the right “facilities and infrastructure”.

Drawing a parallel with cricket, the former left-handed batsman said, “The reason why we have done well in

cricket is because the BCCI has been able to give us great facilities.

“We have world class stadia all over India be it in a small centre like Ranchi. One running event won’t produce a champion overnight. You give them facilities and infrastructure, I can guarantee you they will become world beaters in 10 years time,” Sourav Ganguly said.

NEISSR students during the annual sports meet.

healthy competition among the students through the sports events. ‘When competition gets intense there are every chance of conflicts and misunderstanding getting into human relationship. Competition in itself is good as long as people do not use unfair means or abetment to win

the competition. In a society where cut throat competition exist; there is every chance that people try to get the better of the other through every possible means. Thus, competing fairly with the human values and principle in mind is very much essential for the growth of our society’, he added.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity”.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Lt. L. TOSHI IMCHEN (Longjang) Rtd. Asst. Commandant, Nagaland Police.

31st Dec 1955 – 21st Sept 2016 1930 – 14th Sept. 2016

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Ba rc e l o na , S e p 2 4 (Agencies): Barcelona overcame the absence of the injured Lionel Messi to put pressure on Real Madrid with an emphatic 5-0 win at Sporting Gijon in La Liga on Saturday.

First-half goals from Luis Suarez and Rafinha put the champions in command of the contest at El Molinon, where the hosts finished with 10 men following the dismissal of captain Alberto Lora for a second bookable offence.

Neymar’s double and an Arda Turan goal added gloss to the scoreline late on against demoralised opposition.

The win sees Barca move top of the table on goal difference, level on points – at least temporarily – with Madrid,

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We the family of Lt. Repasangla, w/o Lt. Kajenkaba (Changki) wish to express deep appreciation and sincere thanks to all for kind expression of sympathy and support in our time of sorrow. There are no words that seem adequate enough to say thank you to everyone.

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We the family members express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, neighbours, various organizations and well wishers for your contributions, invaluable assistance and support rendered to us which have given us strength and solace during the brief illness and demise of our beloved father.

In no way we can thank all, but we pray that our Almighty God shower His blessings upon you all.

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Born on 22/10/1941 – Died on 15/09/2016

Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to convey our profound gratitude to all who stood by us through prayers, financially, materially, physically and morally during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother, mentor, grand mother Late Setsoü Pielie, W/o Late Mr. T. Pielie, Gariphema Village.

We would like to convey our special thanks to :5. UNBTK, UNBKK, UNBCEM, UNBC Kohima 1. Shri. Neiphiu Rio 6. Changki Emphiba Ho Teküpok Kohima 2. Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu 7. CRC Gariphema Village 3. CRC Bayavü Hill, Kohima 4. Doctors & nurses, Bethel Hospital, Kohima We deeply regret our inability to thank each one of our individually but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving children, grand children, in laws & relatives

Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to all for the love and support showered upon our family during the brief illness and at the demise of our beloved Lt. Khekaho H. Shohe, who breathed his last on 12th Sept. 2016.

Your presence and prayers, help in cash and kind have all comforted and eased our burden in our darkest moments of grief and pain.

It is our prayer that the good Lord bless you all in His abundance for all your good deeds.

We extend our sincere gratitude to : 1. Doctors & nurses Rochill Hospital.

2. Staff & families SBAK Nito Mount.

3. SBCZ 4. New Colony Prayer Fellowship.

5. New Colony Church Choir 6. New Colony Youth Deptt.

7. New Colony Youth Forum.

8. Old Town Youth Deptt.

9. Rotomi Welfare ZBTO. 10. Friends, relatives & well wishers.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual but your good deeds will always remain in our hearts.

God bless.

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Loving family members & relatives

Born : 9th Oct. 1934 – Died : 20th Sept. 2016

We, the bereaved family of Late Neiboü Sogotsu, who left for her heavenly abode on 20th Sept. 2016, would like to thank all the well-wishers who stood by us and supported us prayerfully, physically & financially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother.

We extend our special thanks to : 1. C.R.C Sovima 2. C.R.C Thenupfüko Krotho 3. C.Y.C Sovima C.R.C 4. Sogotsu Thenuko Krotho 5. Sonuo Society Sovima 6. C.R.C Nachama 7. Lotha Sector Fellowship Sovima 8. G.H.S Staff Sovima 9. Sovima Women Society 10. Chiecha Kudapfü Krotho 11. Chakhro Sports Association 12. Noune Society Sovima 13. Zion Hospital doctors & nurses.

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NSF martyrs memorial trophy kicks off Meriema Youth Organisation beat Dejavu FC 2-0 in opening match

Players of Meriema YO and Dejavu with Tohanba, Dr. Nicky, Toyang, ASU and NSF officials after inaugural programme. (NP)

Kohima, Sep 24 (NPN): The 17th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial Trophy under the theme “goal for peace” kicked off Saturday with parliamentary secretary for municipal affairs, economics and statistics R. Tohanba as the chief guest at Kohima local ground.

In the first of match of the tournament, Meriema YO claimed an easy 2-0 win over Dejavu FC. Vizotuolie Lhousi (10) opened the account for Meriema in the stop-

page (35+1 minute). After the breather, Petevozo Kezie –o (9) doubled the scored for his team in the 54th minute. Ase Ciesotsu of Meriema YO was booked for unsporting behavior during the match.

Earlier, the chief guest in his address congratulated Angami Students Union (ASU) for consistently and persistently providing a platform for the youths to display their talent.

Tohanba also paid tribute to Late Kekuojalie and Late Vikhozo for their su-

BAI launches ‘Shuttle Time India’ programme

Indian athletes’ Rio qualification marks come under scanner

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New Delhi, Sep 24 (IANS): In an effort to help amateur coaches, school trainers and Physical Education (PE) teachers to improve their skills and get certified from the Badminton World Federation (BWF), Badminton Association of India (BAI) president Akhilesh Das Gupta launched a school programme - Shuttle Time India-- here on Saturday.

With this programme, the participants are provided valuable insights and techniques by BWF coaches alongwith teacher’s manual, lesson plans and a range of instructional video clips.

Speaking on the occasion, BAI President and Badminton Asia Confederation Vice-President Dr Akhilesh Das Gupta said: “Badminton is on the rise in India and it is slowly gaining the popularity that was long overdue. This programme will surely popularise the sport in this country and will increase the badminton participation in youngsters.” “PE Teachers and local coaches are the first ones who train future stars.

B E N G A LURU, S e p 2 4 (Agencies): A good number of India’s top athletes may have qualified for the Rio Olympics with fake/suspect performances, if a study by IAAF statisticians is to be believed.

According to leading athletics statistician Heinrich Hubbeling, co-editor of IAAF’s National Records for all countries project, a list of Indian athletes with doubtful qualifying records reportedly includes the names of triple jumper Renjith Maheswary, long jumper Ankit Sharma and sprinters Dutee Chand and Srabani Nanda.

Germany’s Hubbeling, who also works for the Asian Athletics Association, said that the Indians are among other athletes from Albania, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, whose qualifying performances have been found to be doubtful. He said he has sent these data to IAAF which has marked these marks as doubtful in its database. “The IAAF has “created” a panel with some officials looking for ‘faked performances and faked birthdates’ in the future,” said Hubbeling. “We all hope for decisions by the IAAF, including action against the officials who

preme sacrifice.

The parliamentary secretary appealed the youths to pursue their choice of games and sports with dedication, sincerity and seriousness to achieve professionalism.

He also urged the players to uphold healthy living style and to avoid anti social activities so that talent does not go in vain but would be a step towards fulfilling dreams.

The inaugural programme was led by Kezhazer Angami, God’s blessing was invoked by Immanuel Baptist

were involved in such fraudulent actions,” he told TOI. The superhuman efforts of Renjith, who leaped to 17.30m in Bengaluru on the last day of qualification, and Ankit Sharma, who touched down at 8.19m in Almaty, were under the scanner because of huge variation in their performances from the past and the subsequent flop show at Rio where they recorded leaps of 16.13m and 7.67m respectively.

In the case of Dutee and Srabani it has emerged that the automatic timing at the event could have been faulty, resulting in the super-fast timings. The three winners in women’s 100m in the Almaty meet held in June never repeated their efforts and clocked 11.69s to 11.72 seconds in Rio. The same applied in Srabani’s case. In fact the women’s 4x100m also seemed to have benefitted as they clocked their best of 43.42 seconds in Almaty in July two months after clocking 44.03 in Beijing.

Top international athletics statisticians, who keep a tab on the athletes’ performances, have compiled a list of such doubtful performances and removed the names from their record list.

Hubbeling said his study was

church Kohima pastor Neise Angami and welcome address was delivered by president ASU Dievi Yano.

Special songs were presented by Northfield HSS Kohima and Jano Nyekha and keynote address was delivered by convenor organizing committee Neinguvotuo Krose.

Solidarity message was delivered by NSF president Subenthung Kithan and oath taking was administered by Vizokho Zazhümo.

The inaugural programme was also attended by

also backed up by the Tilastopaja database maintained by noted statistician Mirko Jalava, which included all these marks valued as doubtful by Mirko.

“In the 1990s we had a similar situation mostly by African countries, which entered athletes with supposedly faked performances. When I pointed out this situation to the IAAF, the respective federations got warnings and this cheating stopped. For some years now this cheating has been resumed by some other federations,” Hubbeling said after compiling the results.

The IAAF chief Sebastian Coe had touched on the topic at the Rio Olympics. “When a time or height or distance is registered, it is important that we have assurance it is a bona fide reading, particularly if it is being used as a qualification for a championships,” Coe had said. “We have dealt with a number of cases where we have been suspicious of a mark that has been recorded,” he said. The working group on performance/results manipulation will be headed by French Athletics president and IAAF council member Bernard Amsalem.

Man United thrash Leicester; Liverpool, City win

Marcus Rashford is brought down by former United man Danny Simpson, the Leicester man earning a booking.

London, Sep 24 (Agencies): Manchester United produced a first-half display as entertaining as it was dominant to swat aside reigning champions Leicester, with Jose Mourinho’s decision to drop Wayne Rooney paying off.

An exceptional start to the campaign was followed by a stark drop-off after the international break, leading criticism and scrutiny to mount on United’s manager, captain and overall set-up.

Mourinho pledged

to “fight hard” in spiky programme notes and that showed as United ended a disappointing Premier League run by thrashing Leicester 4-1 thanks to a rampant first-half performance.

The big news before the match was that Rooney had been dropped to the bench, but the captain’s absence appeared to help rather than hinder the Red Devils as Chris Smalling’s header midway through the first half was followed by some exceptional football.

Juan Mata fired home impressively before turning a Daley Blind corner into the path of Marcus Rashford, with world-record signing Paul Pogba heading home his first goal for the club as United netted three times in five minutes It was the first time since February 2001 that United had gone in at half-time of a Premier League match boasting a four-goal cushion, so they were always likely to struggle to match that display in the second half.

Substitute Demarai Gray’s exceptional effort reduced the deficit and Leicester threatened another, but United held firm to avoid a third straight league defeat in comprehensive fashion.

Meanwhile, Liverpool move into the top three of the Premier League with an emphatic 5-1 win over ten-man Hull City at Anfield.

The impressive Philippe Coutinho beat two men to set up Adam Lallana for his third Premier League goal of the season on 17 minutes, before the Reds doubled their lead on the half-hour mark from the penalty spot thanks to James Milner’s spot-kick, awarded after referee Andre Marriner send off Ahmed Elmohamady for a handball in the area.

Senegal international Sadio Mane made it 3-0 on 36 minutes, but Hull pulled one back six minutes into the second half through Ireland inter-

national David Meyler’s strike following a corner.

But nor mal ser vice was resumed a minute later, thanks to the trusty boot of Coutinho, and Milner wrapped up the scoring on 71 minutes with his second spot-kick of the afternoon, after Andrew Robertson had pulled down substitute Daniel Sturridge in the area.

Manchester City move four points clear at the top of the Premier League table following a 3-1 victory over Swansea at Liberty Stadium.

City’s star man Sergio Aguero fired Pep Guardiola’s team ahead early in the tie from a Bacary Sagna cross from the right wing, before the Swans levelled through Fernando Llorente, who was teed up by a lofted ball from Gylfi Sigurdsson.

But after the break the league leaders sealed the victory with a second Aguero goal from a penalty and a third from a Raheem Sterling strike as Swansea got caught on the counter attack.

The home defeat leaves Swansea 16th in the table.

Match results Manchester United 4- 1 Leicester Liverpool 5- 1 Hull City Bournemouth 1-0 Everton Swansea 1-3 Manchester City Stoke City 1-1 West Brom Sunderland 2-3 Crystal Palace Middlesbrough 1- 2 Tottenham

minister Dr. Nicky Kire, parliamentary secretary Toyang Chang, dignitaries, NSF and ASU officials, students from various school and colleges and public.

Monday’s matches 1st match: 9:30 am Boisterious Boys Vs Arkca FC 2nd match: 11:00 am New market XI Vs Crony FC 3rd match: 12:30 pm Tiema -Khe Kidima Vs Galacticos FC 4th match: 2:00 pm Addax FC Vs Baptist High

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Jadeja, Ashwin spin out Kiwis; India take grip over 1st Test Kanpur, Sep 24 (PTI): The spin duo of Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin exploited a turning track to the fullest to bundle out New Zealand for 262 as India took firm control of the first cricket Test by extending their overall lead to 215 here today.

Jadeja (5/73) dismissed three batsmen in one over for a five-wicket haul while R Ashwin (4/93) grabbed four wickets as the Indians spun out New Zealand early into the second session.

At draw of stumps, India were 159/1 in their second innings which gave them an overall lead of 215. India lost KL Rahul (38) before Murali Vijay (64) and Cheteshwar Pujara (50) scored briskly to put the hosts in command.

New Zealand had started the day at a strong 152 for one but lost four wickets in the morning session. Their last five batsmen were dismissed for just 24 runs in the second session as Indian spinners ruled the roost.

While the Kiwis struggled to negotiate spin on a deteriorating track, the Indians were hardly troubled in their second innings with Pujara and Vijay going for their shots.

The Kiwi bowlers toiled without success post tea as Vijay and Pujara raised an unbeaten 107-run stand for the second wicket, scoring all these runs in the last session.

Vijay’s knock came off 152 balls with seven shots to the ropes and one over it while Pujara struck eight boundaries in his 80-ball stay so far.

Murali Vijay congratulates Cheteshwar Pujara after the latter completed his half-century on Saturday. (PTI) It was this pair of Pujara and Vijay that had troubled the visitors with their resolute halfcenturies in the first innings as well.

Leg-break bowler Ish Sodhi had Rahul caught at first slip in the fag end of extended second session. The umpires called for tea break, immediately after Rahul’s wicket.

After starting the day in position of strength the New Zealanders could add only 100 runs to their overnight total with Ashwin and Jadeja exposing visitors’ shortcomings in handling spin.

The Indians too had faltered in their first innings from being 154 for one to 318 all out.

Jadeja ran through the lower order in the post-lunch session by dismissing Mark Craig (2), Ish Sodhi (0) and Trent Boult (0) and Ashwin closed the innings by catching BJ Watling (21) in his follow through as the Kiwis lost last five wickets for just 24 runs in 10.5 overs.

Brief scores: India 318 all-out (Murali Vijay 65, Cheteshwar Pujara 62; Trent Boult 3 for 67) and 159 for 1 (Mural Vijay 64*, Cheteshwar Pujara 50*; Ish Sodhi 1 for 29) lead New Zealand 262 all-out (Kane Williamson 75, Tom Latham 58; Ravindra Jadeja 5 for 73, Ravichandran Ashwin 4 for 93) by 215 runs

2nd Kalos peace marathon held Dimapur, Sep 24 (NPN): The 2nd Kalos Peace Marathon (Men’s 21 km & Women’s 15 km) was held Saturday at Pfutsero under the aegis of Kalos in collaboration with 9th Assam Rifles with the theme “Run for peace and unity.”

In men’s category, Thungti Chang, Chikong Chang both from 3rd NAP Tuensang and Tsole Yhokha from Kigwema village under Kohima district stood first, second and third position and was awarded Rs. 10,000, Rs. 7000 and Rs. 5000 respectively.

Sanüzolü Nakro, Neilhiwe-ü Mero, Weche-ü Lasushe stood first, second and third position in women’s category and were awarded a cash prize of Rs. 8000, Rs. 6000 and Rs. 4000 respectively.

Altogether, 251 participants from Nagaland and nine states of India joined the event.

Col. Rajat Tyagi, commandant 9th Assam Rifles flagged off the race for men’s category at Chida Post junction while women’s category was flagged off by Ketshengupe Losou at Lasumi marketing shed.

Winners of 2nd Kalos peace marathon the prize distribution ceremony on Saturday.

C h a k h e s a n g Yo u t h Front (CYF) president Welete Kapfo, PTCWF president Murhasayi Murao and Chongtham Satyaranjan, 2ndin-command, chief medical officer 9th Assam Rifle spoke

at the prize distribution ceremony.

Maj Rahul, post commander D Coy, 9th AR Pfutsero also present on the occasion among the several other dignitaries at the prize distribution

ceremony.

The prize distribution ceremony was chaired by Kalos Society director Kupelhi Losou while vote of thanks was proposed by Kalos Society secretary Zechelo Wetsah.

Bangladesh’s Taskin, Sunny cleared by ICC Dhaka, Sep 24 (IANS): The International Cricket Council (ICC) has cleared Bangladesh pacer Taskin Ahmed and spinner Arafat Sunny to bowl in international matches after finding their remodelled bowling actions to be legal.

The bowling actions of Sunny and Taskin have been found to be legal, and both bowlers can now resume bowling in international cricket, effective immediately, an ICC media statement said on Friday. Bangladesh announced a 13-man squad for the first two One-Dayers of the Afghanistan series, which starts on Sunday, and left a spot reserved for Taskin in case he gets the nod from ICC. With the ban on his bowling lifted, Taskin is now available for the Afghanistan OneDayers. The selectors, however, wanted to give Sunny, who was kept out of the 20-man pool announced ahead of the final squad, more time to get used to his new action.

Taskin and Sunny were reported for suspect illegal action after Bangladesh’s World Twenty20 opener against the Netherlands in Dharamsala earlier this year.

After independent assessments in Chennai, ICC barred both the bowlers from bowling in international cricket for illegal actions on Mar 19.

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