September 28, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 292

Disband private tribal armies, appeals Patton

‘Civilian aircraft can use IAF airfields in NE’

Correspondent

Kohima, Sep 27 (NPN): Taking serious note on the purported existence of “tribal armed groups” among some tribes especially in eastern Nagaland, the state home minister, Y. Patton has appealed to all tribal bodies to disband such armed groups at the earliest, so that peace and harmony could prevail in the society.

Patton made the appeal while addressing the gathering at the inauguration of 12th NAP (IR) battalion headquarters at Chingtok, Longleng district on Tuesday.

He said, as per intelligent report, those armed groups were actively working under the sponsorship of various tribes.

Patton further disclosed that some weapons that used during tribal conflicts have been seized by the police from different tribes. The minister also called upon various Naga national workers, tribes and communities to shed the differences and unite for early settlement of the Naga political issue.

Parliamentary secretary land resource development and excise B. S. Nganlang, who also addressed the programme as guest of honour urged the land donors and the neighboring villagers not to hamper the developmental activities initiated by the government.

ENCSU expresses dismay over DoTE notification DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has expressed dismay over the notification issued by the department of technical education (DoTE) director calling for spot counselling on September 28, 2016.

In a press release, ENCSU chairman Longre Chang and joint secretary Nokchem Angth said when the “underprivileged people” were appealing time and again in good faith, the department calling for counselling, violating the assurance given to the ENCSU by the state government on September 6, 2016, was uncalled for. ENCSU also questioned the department’s attitude towards the backward tribes of the state.

Further, the union expressed surprise over the change of the department’s stand on the matter after receiving additional MBBS and BDS seats.

ENCSU said when it first requested the department to use 2014 method of filling the vacant seats by the BT candidates, the department had stated that they could not do anything as the selection for the seats was done by the Common Selection Board (CSB). However, ENCSU said now the department violating its own stand was trying to allot the additional seats by the NEET qualified candidates. The union described department’s move as (Cont’d on p-7)

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(3rd from L) Patton flanked by Nganlang, Doungel and others. (NP)

He said that the setting up of the police headquarters was to ensure peace and law and order situation in the state.

In his project report, project engineer (PE) Alichen Er. I. Hutoshe Gushepu informed that the construction began in 2011 with a total cost of Rs. 366.39 crores which covered an area of 248 acres. He said out of the total cost only Rs. 31.51 crores was released.

In this regard, he urged the government to release the remaining amount. According to PE, the group A residential buildings have 521 units, group B has non residential buildings (26 units) and group C & D consists of construction of roads, water supply and site development etc.

He further informed that due to limited in the annual

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state budget provision during the last three years, the department could not earmarked any budget provision for the completed infrastructures of the IR battalions i.e. including 11th NAP (IR) Bn at Aboi , Mon, 12th NAP (IR) Bn at Chingtok Longleng, 13th NAP (IR) Bn at Yajang, Mokokochung, 14th NAP (IR) Bn at Okkezong Kiphire and 15th NAP (IR) Mahila Bn at Meptsa Dimapur. In this regard, he urged the home minister to initiate the matter to the higher authority so that all liabilities could be cleared.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by IGP (NAP) L. Bendang Lemtur, while welcome address delivered by DGP Nagaland L.L. Doungel and commandant 12thNAP BN (IR) K.K. Chishi proposed the vote of thanks.

A G A R T A L A , S EP 2 7 (IANS): In a bid to boost connectivity in the northeastern region, the airstrips, airfields and Advance Landing Grounds (ALGs) of the Indian Air Force (IAF) can now used by civilians commercial aircraft, an officer said on Tuesday.

“The airstrips, airfields and ALGs of the IAF in northeastern region can be used by the civil and commercial aircraft to facilitate connectivity in the mountainous region,” Shillong based Defence Ministry Spokesperson Group Captain Amit Mahajan told IANS on the phone.

“In the northeastern region, IAF airfields at Bagdogra (West Bengal), Tezpur, Jorhat and Kumbhirgram (all in Assam) are already supporting commercial connectivity. At Kumbhirgram, facilities like runway, airfield lighting and all critical navigation aids such as ILS, VOR and DME, are controlled by Airport Authority of India (AAI),” he added.

“The IAF is always willing to accommodate civil operations, even beyond its routine watch hours,” Mahajan said.

He said that many ALGs are either being revived or extended by the IAF in Arunachal Pradesh, which shares a 1,080 km border with China.

“ALGs at Zero, Pasighat, Along and Mechuka in Arunachal Pradesh are ready for operations by IAF and civilian operators.”

CPO on Naga solution and Rongmei issue Dimapur, Sep 27 (NPN): Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO) reiterated and resolved its earlier stand and commitment on standing by the principle of the Naga National Council (NNC) in Naga politics on the premise of the 1951 plebiscite.

This was decided at the CPO meeting on September 26, held at Mini Tourist Lodge Pfutsero stated CPO president Kekhwengulo Lea and general secretary Mutsivoyi Kotso.

They said CPO maintained that any negotiated settlement that differed with this principle would render the outcome futile and so consent of all stakeholders must be taken for the talks to be inclusive so as that the outcome was honourable and acceptable to all people.

They also recalled that the state government notification on August 4,2012 was in pursuance of the cabinet decision on July 23,2012 to recognise Rongmei as one of the Naga tribes.

Chakhesang Public Organisation said such a status did not befit the community since they are already recognised as a tribe in Manipur besides not having any ancestral land in Nagaland.

They however said the CPO was not inimical to accord indigenous inhabitant to the Rongmeis in line with the notification dated April

NSF appeals 3 tribal bodies Rongmei issue in state govt’s court, says ZPO Nagaland

D IMAP U R , S EP 2 7 (NPN): The Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has “fervently” appealed the Ao Senden, Lotha Hoho and Sumi Hoho to reconsider their decision to disassociate from the Naga Hoho.

In an appeal, the NSF president Subenthung Kithan and general secretary Boveio Poukai Duo said the division within Naga community could become a stumbling block at this crucial hour, when the Nagas were anticipating for a

solution from the Indo-Naga peace talk.

The Naga Students’ Federation also appealed the state government to study the Rongmei tribe recognition case diligently keeping in mind the larger Naga unity.

Furtehr, the federation appealed to all section of the Naga society to “unceasingly work” for unity among the Nagas and also to strengthen the frontal organisation in the larger interest of the Naga society.

Not party to Ao Senden’s decision: TSM Following the dissociation of Ao Senden from the Naga Hoho in connection with Rongmei tribe recognition issue, the Tsurangkong Senso Mungdang (TSM) has resolved “not to be a party to the decision of Ao Senden”.

A joint statement signed by TSM president, I. Moa Aier and general secretary Imti said the mungdang during its executive meeting held on September 19, 2016, adopted a resolution expressing its desire that the Senden “remain associated with Naga Hoho in the best interest of the Nagas”.

However, TSM said the Ao Senden went ahead by withdrawing itself from the Naga Hoho through a resolution adopted on September 23, 2016. In this regard, TSM said it resolved not to be a party to the decision of Ao Senden to withdraw from Naga Hoho.

Lauds Lotha, Sumi and Ao tribal bodies DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): Z eliang Public Organisation (ZPO) Nagaland, through its media cell, has expressed appreciation to three tribal apex bodies- Lotha Hoho, Sumi Hoho and Ao Senden- (constituents of Central Nagaland Tribes Council) for their bold step in “openly opposing the recognition of the Rongmei tribe as one of the indigenous tribes of Nagaland.”

ZPO also recalled, that Angami Public Organisation (APO) had on June 27,2013, in a letter addressed to the chief minister, appealed to the state government for “de-recognition of the Rongmei tribe” as an indigenous Naga tribe of Nagaland effected by a notification issued by the home department on August 8,2012.

ZPO said these were “unacceptable blunder” of the state government which had compelled it to file a litigation in

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the Gauhati High Court in 2012 and which was being heard upon transfer to the Kohima Bench.

Media Cell said ZPO opined that it was high time for the state government to be sensitive to the sentiments of the people and act prudently in resolving the “predicament” rather than portray its motive and inconvincible excuse and prolong the issue by terming it as “sub judice”.

Even if the matter was sub judice, it was still no unsolvable provided the state government was sincerely committed to fulfilling the wishes of the people.

ZPO said it was as simple as making a decision to derecognise Rongmei tribe as a Naga indigenous tribe of Nagaland by nullifying the August 4,2012 notification. Media Cell said ZPO Nagaland would be more than happy if the term “sub judice” due to litigation, no longer be the limelight of discussion or contention adding, that the ball was now in the court of the government of the day.

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The CPO also resolved to request the state government to review its decision on July 23,2012 “in the greater interest of Nagas for peaceful coexistence”.

CPO also maintained that the cabinet decision to enforce the Nagaland Municipal Act 2003 and subsequently amending it to provide 33% reservation to women, was against the interest voices by various civil societies.

They urged upon the government to review the anomalies and loopholes in the Act in the greater interest of all Nagas.

As one of the founding members of the Naga Hoho, they said Chakhesang Public Organisation reiterated its resolve to uphold the organisation and that whatever shortcomings that the Naga Hoho has should not deter CPO’s active participation and involvement. Rather remedial measures to fulfil any shortcomings of the Naga Hoho should be appropriated to make it strong and vibrant, they said.

CPO also expressed concern over differences that have cropped up among constituents of Naga Hoho and called upon all members for shared understanding and dialogue to make the common Naga platform strong and vibrant.

ANSWFSEA suspends stir Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 27 (NPN): All Nagaland Social Welfare Field Staff Employees Association (ANSWFSEA) Tuesday has suspended its agitation as state chief minister has reportedly assured to approve their demand in the next cabinet sitting.

ANSWFSEA president Benjamin Sema informed the agitating members that the assurance was conveyed to them through the director social welfare, on behalf of the social welfare minister.

Earlier, the members gathered at the directorate of the social welfare and expressed anguish on the state government of failing to keep its commitment after the association pointed out the “inherent defects” in the existing service rules (Nagaland Social Security and Welfare Service (Revised) Rules 1997).

According to ANSWFSEA president, more than 70% of CDPOs and above (officers) in the directorate were either contract or deputation.

Nagaland observes World Tourism Day

Tourism can provide huge employment: Merentoshi Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 27 (NPN): Advisor to chief minister, Merentoshi Jamir, MLA, while acknowledging tourism was the biggest industry for economic uplift said that it (tourism) was one sector that could provide huge employment for educated unemployed youths.

Addressing the World Tourism Day programme at the directorate tourism here, the advisor pointed out that Nagaland endowed with rich biodiversity has huge potential of eco-tourism. Merentoshi said that low cost eco-friendly structures, resorts with basic needed in the state would boost tourism activities and urged officials to rethink their priorities.

He said it was encouraging to see numerous constructions of tourist amenities and structures, but, at the same time, expressed disappointment that more than half of those amenities and structures were in pathetic condition.

(2nd from L) Merentoshi with others presenting the wheel chairs. (NP)

Merentoshi stated that for many tourists, clean environment, a hygienic place, homely atmosphere, proper food and toilets were necessity.

He advocated that the department should capitalize on the biggest biodiversity and allow tourism to grow in a much bigger way and enhance the economy of the state.

Further, asserting that every village has a history behind, Merentoshi called for maintaining the villages and

making them tourist villages.

Stressing on the theme “Tourism for all: Promotion Universal Accessibilities”, the advisor said everyone must work to make tourism inclusive as tourists include people with disabilities, senior citizens and families travelling with children.

On the occasion of the World Tourism Day, the department also presented wheel chairs to various hotels in the state capital.

Tourism best way to promote emotional, natl integration: Gov

DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): Nagaland Gover nor, P.B. Acharya on Tuesday said tourism was the best way “to promote emotional and national integration and also to boost economy”. Nagaland, with rich natural and cultural heritage, can be exploited to promote tourism and create avenues for generating revenue and employment for the youths and the state, he said.

In his message on the occasion of ‘World Tourism Day’ (WTD), observed on September 27, Acharya said the objective of WTD was to foster awareness among the international community on the importance of tourism and its social, cultural, political and economic value. September 27 has been set aside to highlight tourism potential and contribute to reaching the Sustainable Development Goals, he said.

Acharya was optimistic that tourism in Nagaland could

be promoted by making use of available infrastructure, amenities etc. He also stressed on the need to have people-to-people interaction between Nagaland and other parts of India.

He said the role of media was important to attract more people from within and outside the country by way of promoting “our tourism potential in a big way, by dissemination of natural beauty of the state, flora and fauna and cultural richness of Nagaland”.

Acharya also noted that people coming from outside the state should be encouraged to avail home stay. It was also important to have travel planners, whose contact details should be made available online so that people can contact and plan their tour, he added. Acharya appealed “to all the stakeholders, NGOs, civil society, etc. to promote tourism in our State and make Nagaland the first preferred State for tourism”.

Governor greets Konyak community

DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): Nagaland governor, P.B.Acharya, has conveyed warm greetings to all the people of Konyak community on the joyous occasion of “Lao-ong Mo” festival. In his message, Acharya said he was glad that the government of Nagaland has officially recognized the Konyak Lao-ong Mo, a post harvest festival of the Konyak tribe, and making it in the official festival list of the state government. As the Konyaks celebrate Lao-ong Mo, which marks the end of all activities, rituals and norms that were in progress/process since the completion of “Aoleang Monyu” celebration, the governor prayed that the Lao-ong Mo festival be celebrated in a jubilant and successful manner. “Festivals symbolise the bounty bestowed to us by Almighty. This is giving thanks to God for his mercy. Festivals bring all our people together & herald that all are equal,” he said. The governor expressed his hope that the festival brings peace, unity and harmony to the Konyak people and the state. On the occasion, he also appealed to the Konyak tribe to strengthen relationship with friends and fellow citizens and to usher into a new era of peaceful Nagaland.

24-hour KA shutdown on Sept 29

Diphu, Sep 27: Karbi Peoples Liberation Tiger (KPLT) has called for 24 hours Karbi Anglong (East and West) shutdown from 5 a.m., September 29. KPLT has called the strike to protest against the killing of six of its cadres by combined forces of Assam police and Indian Army on September 23. The outfit claimed that four of the slain persons were not militants but innocent villagers. In view of the strike, police of both the districts have tightened security.

All the police stations and forces engaged in counter insurgency operation have also been put on alert. (Correspondent)

Ganja worth Rs. 22.5 lakhs seized

DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): In another major haul, Kohima Police manning Phesama check gate on Tuesday seized 450 kgs of contraband ganja, worth Rs. 22,50,000 in the national market.

SDPO & PRO Kohima police, Atu Zumvu said that the ganja was seized from a truck (NL 01L 0476). It was neatly packed in 40 packets and were found concealed between the tarpaulin canopy of the vehicle, PRO said. Three persons were arrested, identified as-- Lole Rapei son of Lole, Kapao village, Senapati district, Manipur; Ashok Sonar son of Kumarfrom Senapati, Manipur and Daniel Poumai, son of late Weiru from Koide village, Senapati district. A case has been registered at South PS and investigations initiated, PRO added.

DESDE clarifies to news report

DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): Apropos a news item “State Govt. sanctions Rs. 3 Crore for YoCW, Skill Development”, carried in this newspaper on September 27, 2016, the department of employment, skill development and entrepreneurship (DESDE) has clarified that the fund amounting to Rs. 1.5 crore for YoCW was placed under the planning and coordination department (P&CD) and not the DESDE. A rejoinder issued by DESDE director Muthingnyuba Sangtam stated that the state government declared the year 2016-17 as the “Year of Construction Workers” (YoCW) and in pursuance to the decision of Cabinet, a state level committee (SLC) for implementation of the YoCW, 2016-17 was constituted, under the chairmanship of parliamentary secretary of labour & employment, skill development & entrepreneurship and border affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon. On the approval of the SLC for implementation of the YoCW, the director said the department submitted proposal to the PCD to make the fund available for implementation of the YoCW. Till date, the director said no fund has been received by the DESDE. Secondly, he clarified that an amount of Rs. 1.5 crore under normal state plan has been allocated to the DESDE for skill development & entrepreneurship activities during the current FY. He said the DESDE has submitted proposal to the PCD and approval was still awaited.

Wakching area withdraw non-cooperation

DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): Public of Wakching area - WTSU, WRP, WVSU and WASU- have decided to withdraw the noncooperation movement against the NSCN (I-M). This decision was taken at the joint meeting between Wakching area public and NSCN (I-M) leaders at Tanhai village on August 12, 2016, informed KU unit Wakching area executive member, Yongmeth Konyak in a press statement. At the meeting, it also resolved to “forgive and forget each other on humanitarian ground”, the release stated. Earlier, Wakching area public resolved not to cooperate with the NSCN (I-M) after some of its functionaries reportedly assaulted Wakching town vice chairman, W. Taiching in connection with tax related issue on May 5, 2016.

Corrigendum

Apropos the news item ‘Ao, Sumi, Lotha legislators appeal 3 tribal hohos’ published on September 27, it may be noted that amongst 25 legislators, advisor to CM, Merentoshi R. Jamir, MLA was also one of the signatories, who had renewed the appeal on the three apex tribal bodies, to reconsider [their decision to disassociate from Naga Hoho] and resolve all misunderstandings “for the unity and future of the Nagas”.

ACAUT, DDCF oppose MAD order DIMAPUR, SEP 27 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland and Dimapur District Citizens Forum (DDCF) have joined the eight Dimapur-based civil society organisations (CSOs) in opposing the notification of the Municipal Affairs Department (MAD), which seeks to re-enforce the lease system for tax, tolls and fees from October 2016 in the Dimapur municipality.

In a press release, media cell, ACAUT Nagaland, said it “totally” condemned the move and maintained that notification defied good governance. It said how could one justify the logic behind “this outrageous decision to hand over DMC toll tax collection to private individuals?”

Terming the notification as “anti people”, ACAUT said the lease system would cause undue harassment to the general public.

Further, ACAUT said it was constrained “to conclude that this order is pure corruption where vested interest higher ups in the department may have been promised hefty

amounts by unscrupulous flyby-night businessmen to issue the nonsensical and tainted directive.”

ACAUT also claimed that even in the past, the portfolio-incharge of MAD was actively involved in “giving out lease in toll tax collection to his cronies.” It further claimed there were allegations that crores of rupees had changed hands for the favour of awarding leases, mostly to non-locals.

ACAUT said not only was the tendering process “thrown into the dustbin”, but those leasees also managed to avoid paying income tax.

“Thus, on the one hand, the portfolio-in charge made huge sums of illicit money and on the other hand the government lost out on revenue,” ACAUT alleged. It said that if the lease system was allowed to come back, not only would development of link roads, culverts, etc., in Dimapur municipal area stop but the 300 plus employees of DMC would also stop getting salaries.

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2nd state level ‘Kala Utsav’ competition YBL held leaders prayer programme

(Inset): Secretary, school education, Sarah Ritse speaking at the state level Kala Utsav celebration at government higher secondary school, Seikhazou, Kohima on September 27, 2016. (DIPR)

for preserving the tradition and identity and take the opportunity of such programmes, she added. DMD & programme coordinator Kala Utsav, Timothy Thong in his introduction of Kala Utsav said that it was an art festival to showcase tra-

news in brief KUD to celebrate Laoong Mi: Konyak Union Dimapur (KUD) would be celebrating its first Konyak Lao-ong Mo on September 28, 10 a.m. at its treasurer residence, half Nagarjan. All KUD sub-units president, colleagues, advisory board members, KNSK Dimapur unit, KSUD, KBBD and senior members have been requested to attend the meeting.

AASU Informs: Aghunaqa Area Students’ Union (AASU) has convened a general assembly meeting on October 1, 11 a.m. at sub-banker, Signal Basti. All the unit presidents, general secretaries and AASU executives have been requested to attend without fail.

RJD Nagaland meeting: Rashtriya Janata Dal Nagaland has convened a meeting of its office bearers and members on October 1, 9 a.m at the residence of state president, Khetovi Kinnimi, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur. All concerned office bearers and members have been informed to attend the meeting.

MKD to celebrate MKD day: Mima Krotho Dimapur (MKD) would be celebrating its 32nd MKD Day on October 2, at Vidima village. All Mima citizen residing under Dimapur district have been invited to attend the celebration.

ICIT Mokokchung Notifies: Even semester (2, 4 &6) compartmental Nov 2016 exam has been scheduled from November 15. Forms would be issued from September 26 from the exam cell. All students having compartmental papers have been requested to submit their forms on or before October 7. No forms would be accepted after the stipulated time.

TSCO emergency sitting: Tseminyu Sub-division Consumers Organization (TSCO) has convened emergency sitting on October 1, 6 p.m. at its president’s residence, rest house colony, new town Tseminyu to deliberate on confronting issues of public importance. All concern members, ward GBs, senior citizens, advisors and members have been requested to attend the sitting and to be prepared with applicable agendas for further discussion and implementation.

APO executive council meeting: Angami Public Organization (APO) has convened executive council meeting on September 29, 10 a.m. at APO building, Kohima. All APO executive members, APO advisory board, executive members and representatives of Northern Angami Public Organization (NAPO), Southern Angami Public Organization (SAPO), Western Angami Public Organization (WAPO) and Chakhroma Public Organization (CPO) have been requested to attend the meeting.

ANFATA informs: All Nagaland Fine Art Teachers Association Teachers Association (ANFATA) president V Hetoi Swu has informed all participating candidates of state level painting competition organized by ministry of power Govt.of India and BEE collaborations with ANFATA that last date submission has been extended to October 24 and not mentioned as earlier. For further enquiry one can contact NEEPCO Ltd, Doyang DGM JN Singh (9435712771) (8132954087) and ANFATA president V Hetoi Swu (9402003063) (8575724966).

RASU informs: Ralan Area Students’ Union (RASU) 50th golden jubilee souvenir committee has informed interested candidate willing to contribute the articles at the email ovung2016@gmail.com or send it to RASU executive council in person. One can also contact committee member (9856684496) (8730870579) (9612022478) (9856146571) (9862707428) before October 30.

SDEO Kiphire informs: Sub-Divisional Education Officer, Kiphire has informed all those teachers attached to the SDEO office Kiphire to submit their attachment order at SDEO office Kiphire at the earliest.

SDEO Zbto informs: Sub Divisional Education Officer (SDEOZ) has informed all head teachers and teacher I/C under its jurisdiction to collect Adhaar number and bank account No. from all the teaching and non teaching staff under their school and submit to the SDEO office Zunheboto on or before November 20 failing which the incumbent`s pay would be dropped.

NH federal assembly: Naga Hoho (NH) assembly secretary, K. Elu Ndang has informed that the 3rd federal assembly of the NH would be held on September 28, 11 a.m at Hotel Japfu conference hall Kohima. The meeting would deliberate on urgent issues, including recognition of Rongmei Tribe, Nagaland Municipal Act 2001and commemoration of 100 years of Naga struggle. All the federating units, sub-ordinate bodies and committees of Naga Hoho have been requested to attend the assembly without fail. Federating units are also directed to represent in the assembly as per the provision of the Yehzabo (Constitution) of Naga Hoho vide Article-6 clause (2). Any important agenda from the tribe Hohos may be submitted in written to the speaker F/A on or before September 25. For further information, one may contact the assembly secretary @ +919856979856.

DEO, Dimapur informs: As a part to create awareness amongst all stake-holders responsible for U-DISE at School, NUEPA has requested all state to observe September 30 as U-DISE Day. In a press note by Deputy District Education Officer, R. Amongla Jamir informs all the schools under Dimapur District (Govt., Private& Central) to attend UDISE Day organized by District Mission Authority-SSA, on September 30, 10:00 a.m. at IMC Hall. All heads of institutions along with one teacher for govt. schools and principal/ representative for private & central schools are informed to attend the same.

NBSE Informs: Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) inform all heads of all Registered Institutions registered under NBSE, that Unified- District Information System for Education (U-DISE) a joint initiative of the Ministry of HRD & National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NUEPA) for strengthening the Educational Information in the country for which school specific information which are being used in planning, monitoring and implementation of Government’s Flagship programs will be collected. All the schools have been requested to co-operate with the Cluster/ Block Resource Centre Co-ordinators & MIS In-Charges at Block & District levels and to furnish the school’s complete and correct information through the UDISE 2016-17 formats.

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dition and culture. Kala Utsav was a national programme launched by HRD in the year 2015. He also stated that diversity, language, culture and way of life are a concern and so Human Resource Development was stressing on protect-

ing “our” culture and identity from vanishing.

The programme was chaired by deputy project director RMSA, Ayie Yhome and vote of thanks was given by assistant mission director RMSA, Dr. Khatoli Khala.

Excise conducts raids

Other highlights of the programme included competition in four categories of dance, music, visual art and theatre from six districts, namely Mokokchung, Zunheboto, Wokha, Phek, Tuensang and Kiphire.

Awards and certificates were given away by the vice principal, Government Higher Secondary School Seikhazou, Kohima. The awardswere given underfour categories: Dance Zunbeboto in 1st place and Mokokchung 2nd; Music Kiphire in 1st place and Wokha 2nd; Visual art Phek in 1st place, Mokokchung 2nd and in theatre Mokokchung took 1st place. The winning team in each category will represent the state of Nagaland in New Delhi at the National Level Kala Utsav Festival.

Some of the leaders at Yingphire village.

Correspondent

KIPHIRE, SEP 27 (NPN): Yingphire Baptist Lithro (YBL) on Sunday organized a Prayer programme for the leaders under the theme “Leaders are the blessing

from God”.

Chotsase who spoke at the programme said that talents of leaders was a special one given by God therefore this talent should be used judiciously.

He also asked the lead-

ers of the village to seek God’s blessing in order to lead the public.

He further said that the fruits of the public depended on the leaders of the village thus he appealed them to be a God’s fearful leader.

NPF central youth wing reacts to BJP Pughoboto mandal

DIMAPUR: NPF Central Youth Wing has reacted to the news item, “BJP Pughoboto Mandal questions NPF Youth Wing”, published in local dailies on the issue of illegal appointments made at Health & Family Welfare department.

NPF Central Youth Wing media cell stated that it was not answerable to BJP Pughoboto Mandal, as it does not function under them, however, to clarify the subject matter at hand, it stated that NPF derive its strength from the grassroot people. It

further pointed out that there were various instances where officers make “illegal and unauthorized appointments when they are on the verge of retirement” and the present case of “Health & Family Welfare was one of the classic example of such practices by an officer on the verge of retirement”.

NPF Central Youth Wing further stated that BJP was a national party and expected to know that any appointment made without government approval was illegal and therefore liable to be dismissed. Central

Youth Wing wonders why BJP Pughoboto Mandal was “so interested to protect the illegal and corrupt means done by those officers responsible for making random appointment without the approval of popular government when their high command leaders are talking tall on “Corruption Free India”?”. NPF Central Youth Wing stated that it would continue to check illegal appointments made without the approval of the government, as the party was committed to its election manisfesto.

Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union refutes claim of NPSU

Accused in police custody.

DIMAPUR: Excise personal on September 27 under the command of three inspectors, Kakiho Yeptho, Apong Phom and Shihai Yeptho along with 12 other Excise personnel conducted surprise raids on Hotels & Restaurants located in Blue Hill Line, Circuit House colony

junction. During the raid, they seized 150 bottles of assorted IMFL and 404 bottles of Beer.

In a press note by superintendent of Excise, S.Chanlei Angh. Altogether 21 persons were arrested and penalised as per the section of NLTP Act ’89.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) Kohima has reacted over the claims of Nagaland Police Supplier’s Union (NPSU) having affiliation of NCSU as published in the media.

A press note by NCSU vice president, K. L. Setuo Rutsa and secretary, Imsunok Jamir stated that affiliation of NPSU with NCSU does not arise as the Article VII “Affiliation of units” of the Constitution of NCSU clearly stated that “All the district Unit of NCSU within the jurisdiction

of Nagaland State shall be the only affiliating units of NCSU Head Office.”

It further pointed out that, Article VIII “Membership”, Clause 7, says that “if any member is found having dual registration with other union parallel to NCSU body, his/her registration shall be treated as cancelled”.

NCSU therefore informs all the bonafide members of NCSU that the union would always stick to Government Standing Order “that all Government Contract and Supply Works in the State of Na-

galand should be awarded only to the registered card holder of Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ union”.

NCSU in this regard has directed all district unit of-

fices to be aware and vigilant against any self style contractors’ organisation within their jurisdiction and inform the same to the head office for necessary action.

5TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE YAMPAMO NGULLIE 28th September 2011

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Five years have passed since you left us for your eternal rest, yet we always cherish the sweet memories you left behind in every single walk of our life.

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Wife, children, grand children & in-laws

12/03/1932 – 23/09/2016

We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, friends, neighbours and churches who supported and stood by us physically, financially and with unceasing prayer support during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our dearest and adored Late Lushailu Kamei who left us for her heavenly abode on 23rd Sept. 2016 at CIHSR (Referral Hospital) We convey our special thanks to : 1. Dr. Athiko and nurses CIHSR (Referral) 2. Dunamis Life Church, Burma Camp.

3. Rongmei Baptist Church, Burma Camp.

4. Mr. Phusika Yepthomi, United North Block, Burma Camp.

5. Mr. Lutovi Katty, United North Block, Burma Camp.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God grant showers of blessing to you all abundantly.

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07/11/1982 – 19/09/2016 Our sincere gratitude to each and every individual and organisations who have helped and support us at the sudden demise of our beloved IMLIMAR AIER. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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DIMAPUR: State level Kala Utsav celebration and competition was organized by the RMSA on the theme “living tradition of arts in dance, theatre, music and visual arts” at Government Higher Secondary School, Seikhazou, Kohima on September 27.

According to DIPR report, secretary, School Education, Sarah Ritse in her speech mentioned that due to modernization “our” generation was losing a lot and missing out on the culture and identity. The teachers, parents and elders were the stakeholders to revive culture and identity, she said, further stating that all should take advantage of the old people’s presence and showcase the culture and tradition before they left us. She said that everyone was responsible

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members of Late A. Phuhlom Phom, through this column, express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals and well wishers who stood and supported us through prayer, physically, materially and financially at the sudden demise of our beloved son.

Our special thanks convey to: 1. Dimapur Phom Baptist Church and Youth Department 2. Signal Phom Baptist Church 3. Diphupar Phom Baptist Church 18.12.1990 – 21.09.2016 4. Chumukidema Phom Baptist Church 5. Dimapur Phom Union 6. Dimapur Phom Students’ Union 7. Eastern Naga Students’ Union, Dimapur 8. Shri. Mayanglongsenba and neighbours 9. Walford Colony, Dimapur 10. Apex Motor Enterprise 11. Shri. B.S. Nganlang Phom, Parliamentary Secretary Land Resources & Excise, Nagaland, Kohima 12. Shri. Longnyei Phom, PS to Parliamentary Secretary 13. Shri. W. Chingkam Phom, Contractor 14. Shri. Bangtick Phom, Public Leader 15. Shri. Patong DCO, Mon 16. Eastern Christian College Students’ Union, Dimapur 17. Staff and B.A. 3rd Semester of Eastern Christian College, Dimapur 18. Shri. Shayung Phom, ADC Tamlu 19. Tamlu Town Baptist Church & Tamlu Town Students’ Union 20. Namsang Students’ Union Tamlu 21. Bura Namsang Baptist Church, Village Council and BNSU 22. Ayah Ayu Yien Ali Phong.

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We the family members of Lt. Mrs. Zakietuoü Zita Yhome express our profound gratefulness to all of you who stood with us through your prayers physical presence, financially and material help extended to our beloved mother on her demise on 22.09.16. We are unable to thank everyone in person but pray to God to bless each one richly for the noble deeds given to us. A few of the people and organizations mentions are:1. Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, Bishop of Kohima and all the Religion Community of the Diocese.

2. T.R. Zeliang, Chief Minister of Nagaland.

3. Catholic Association of Nagaland.

4. Nagaland Catholic Women Association.

5. Nagaland Catholic Youth Movement.

6. Naga Mothers Association.

7. Angamimiapfü Mechü Krotho.

8. Angami Catholic Union.

9. Angami Catholic Women Association.

10. District Education Officer and Staff Kohima.

11. Tesophenyu Catholic Union Kohima.

12. St. Francis De Sales ACWA. 13. Mary Help of Christian Cathedral ACWA. 14. Kepekrokelie Kro-u.

15. Christ King Church Parish Priest & Community.

16. Chakhesang Catholic Women Association.

17. All the Church Association of different denominations.

18. Different organizations and groups.

It is truly great and we glorify God that our mother was blessed and had lived for 107 years and died a peaceful death to live in her heavenly abode.

Vilanuo Angela and family.

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We the family members of Late S. Hankiba Yimchunger, 2nd G.B. Kiusowongto Village would like to offer our thanks to each and every individual, societies, churches, public, friends & to all the organisations & well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and through prayers during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 24th Sept. 2016.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Sotokur Vill. Council, Churches & Public 2. Longtokur Vill. Council, Born : 25/03/1928 Churches & Public Died : 24/09/2016 3. Kiusowongto Vill. Council, Churches & Public 4. Khumongshe Vill. Council, Churches & Public 5. Chessore Vill Council & Public 6. Y/Aunru Vill. Council & Public 7. Moyit Vill. Council & Public 8. Thiyang Vill. Council & Public 9. Kelongrü Vill. Council & Public 10. K. Longsoru Village & Public 11. Lunthur Village & Public 12. Angangba Village & Public 13. Helipong Village & Public 14. Sipongsang Village & Public 15. Longkhim Town & Public 16. Kiphire Town 17. Y.B.C Tuensang Town 18. Y.B.C Youth Department Tuensang Town 19. Officer Sector Youth, Tuensang 20. Dr. Penjong & nurses Poly Clinic, Tuensang 21. President Officer Sector Tuensang 22. Khiamniungan Community Officer Sector.

We sincerely apologise our inability to mention each and every individual through this column, but pray our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Chief guest of the program Bendanglila, NCS ADC (Hq) Mokokchung handing over money to a farmer after his cocoon was bought by the department.

MOKOKCHUNG, SEPT 27 (NPN): ‘Cocoon Mela cum Cocoon Grading’ awareness program was held today here at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex.

The program was organized by the department of Sericulture Mokokchung and was graced by ADC (Hq) Mokokchung, Bendanglila NCS as the chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, Bendanglila encouraged the farmers to be consistent and be focussed in whatever farming activities they take up.

She also discouraged the idea of kitchen garden and advised to start focussing on large scale production of goods. Commenting on the prospects of large scale production in pupa and cocoon farming, the chief guest exuded her confidence that if a farmer gave full time,

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the harvest would be bigger and the benefits higher.

She also requested the department to construct a multi-purpose marketing shed especially for the farmers to sell their produce as ‘pupas’ were in high demand and people consumed it as delicacy. She further expressed her hope that with good impetus and proper guidance from the department, farmers would definitely reap the harvest even in the days to come.

A short speech was delivered by deputy director, directorate of Sericulture, Mhathung Kikon. In his address, he highlighted the various programs and schemes being implemented by the department. Calling upon the farmers to extend their co-operation and support to the department in the imple-

mentation of these programs, he said that cocoon production in the state was increasing by the year.

He however acknowledged that the department does not have proper marketing linkage thus depriving the farmers of their fair price. He also cautioned the farmers against middlemen who through their scrupulous activities discriminate the farmers. The deputy director further stated that the department was thinking of organizing such melas in block wise in the future.

Earlier, in the program, the key note address was delivered by District Sericulture Officer Mokokchung, Alemkumzuk. About 100 farmers participated in the mela whereby the department bought the cocoons from the farmers.

ACYA organizes free medical camp

4th NAP Thizama personnel sensitized on harmful effects of tobacco & COTPA 2003

DIMAPUR: Community awareness programme on “Harmful effect of Tobacco and COTPA 2003” for police personnel of 4th NAP Thizama Kohima was held at Regimental School Hall, Thizama on September 27.

According to DIPR report, commandant 4th NAP Battalion, Thizama Kohima, Vekhosa Chakesang, NPS in his short speech expressed his gratitude to the Health & Family Welfare department for coming forward to sensitise the police personnel as well as school children.

He highlighted some of the internal problems faced by the battalion personnel in terms of insufficient medical assistance, financial problems and other related family problems since most of the time the police personnel are deployed away from their family. He also requested the department to remember the unit if any training for regimental medical officer

Spraying of insecticides in Dimapur DIMAPUR: Urban Vector Borne Disease Scheme (NVBDCS) under Chief Medical Officer (CMO) office Dimapur has taken initiative to control outbreak of epidemic diseases by spraying larvicidal insecticides (Temephos 50%) in flooded water logged areas and also doing technical malathion fogging in some areas under Dimapur Urban Area.

Chief Medical Officer Dimapur, Dr K Vikato Kinimi and asstt. director Kikolul Khieya have requested the public and council members to kindly remove the logged water in their respective colonies, so that mosquito breeding would be controlled and avoid outbreak of vector related diseases like Malaria, Dengue, Japanese Encephalitis, Chikengunya, gastroenterites.

Commandant, 4th NAP, Vekosa Chakesang and Dr. Arenla Walling along with 4th NAP Battalion personnel and school children at Regimental School, Thizama on September 27. (DIPR)

or medical staff are to be conducted.

District Nodal Officer, NTCP Kohima, Dr. Arenla Walling, as resource person, highlighted on the background of tobacco and its scenario in Nagaland.

She said tobacco is now the world’s leading single agent of death where 5 million total number of deaths in every year. She further highlighted on the prohibition Act of

COTPA 2003 where the defaulters would have to pay certain amount of fines. She urged all the participants to create awareness and advocate the community and to further comply with the law and report the violators.

The participants also took a pledge on Anti-Tobacco which was administered by the nodal officer of the district where the commandant called upon

his police personnel not to smoke around the vicinity of the unit and spoil the image of their uniform.

He also asked the school children to refuse their parents when they were asked to buy tobacco products for their parents so as to create awareness among the family. Around 300 numbers of police personnel and the school children and teachers attended the programme.

Orientation prog on peace building held DIMAPUR: Orientation programme for students on peace building activities was organized by Peace Channel on the theme, “messengers of peace” on September 23 at Queen Mary Higher Secondary School (QMHSS) Mokokchung.

Principal of the school, Rev.Fr Paul in his message exhorted students to be appraised with new initiatives of peace activities in order to enhance their growth through learning and meaningful living in the days to come.

Living in peace, and making peace as a way of life would make the youth and young adults to aim high in life and to be free from the clutches of violence and self bondage, he added.

Speaking on the occasion, programme coordinator, Supongtula Aier spoke about the origin, major activities and the crux of Peace Channel activities and various peace building initiatives. She enlightened the students with

an exhaustive presentation in which she said, building peace was possible through peace activities and through the collaborated efforts of many people of goodwill.

This can be achieved through youth peace movement, training the youth in peace building, conflict management and human rights through the methodology of information, formation, transformation & evaluation she stressed.

Akumnaro Longchar a post graduate social work student from NEISSR presented a documentary on conflict management. Interacting with the participants she threw a challenge to the students to live at peace in their own inner self and take initiatives to contribute and build the society as a better place. Nearly 250 students and good number of teachers attended the programme.

DIMAPUR: Angami Catholic Youth Association (ACYA) organized free medical camps on September 11, 18 and 25, at three different villages namely Zhadima, Razaphe and Kigwema respectively.

The medical camp was conducted as part of the ACYA’s annual plan for the

Year 2016-17 under the theme “Year of Mercy” and with the motive to reach the aged, children and needy people having constraints in accessing essential medical treatments.

Altogether, 900 patients, regardless of race and creed were enrolled for free health check-up.

Further, blood grouping tests and various medical services were delivered to the patients. Free medicines were distributed to all the patients.

The implementation of the camp was an outcome of the voluntary and joint efforts of Catholic doctors, nurses,

pharmacists, technicians, well wishers, hosting parishes, ACYA youths and all those who have contributed in different capacities.

ACYA further envisages in organizing such camp for the welfare of the underprivileged sections even in the coming years.

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Participants at the free medical camp.

‘Training of trainers’ workshop held at ATI

Chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, IAS, joint secretary, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, GoI, Jishnu Barua, IAS, resource persons and the trainees at ATI, Kohima. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Inaugural function of DoPT sponsored, “training of trainers workshop for induction training program” was held at the Multipurpose Hall ATI, Kohima on September 26, with chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, IAS as the chief guest and joint secretary, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, GoI, Jishnu Barua, IAS as the guest of honour.

According to DIPR report the chief guest said while the state government was not lacking behind in training department it still needed to cover a fair ground.

He mentioned that the training policy of the state was under process and would soon go to the cabinet. He expressed hope that it would soon come out as a training document.

Lamenting that there was no in- service training in the state, the chief secretary advocated the need to hold induction and in-service training not only for NCS and allied services but also for techinical services in areas like project monitoring, project management and others. “Hopefully, we’ll get through with the training document in a couple of K

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months and we can start executing the training programs this year” he said.

Pankaj also advised the trainees to pick their areas of interest since not everyone could have the same interest. He said “we” need to learn how to coordinate and look for opportunities, work with other departments to succeed in order to have your department successful, he added.

Jishnu Barua, in his short speech, said that he was encouraged by the extra ordinary response shown during the first phase of training. Stating that there was no end in learning, he was optimistic that the two-day training would be extremely fruitful and enriching. He assured to render continuous support in every endeavor of the ATI, Nagaland.

Resource persons for the training were director DoPT, V.K. Sinha and director Learning Resource Centre, DoPT, Seema Srivastava. Secretary, Co-Operation Department & director, ATI, Lithrongla G. Chishi, IAS chaired the program. Joint director (PA), ATI, L. Youdang Jamir said the vote of thanks.

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A g a rtala , S e p 2 7 (Agencies): The Trinamool Congress Students wing blocked the entry gate of the Tripura Legislative Assembly, asking the state government to rescind its decision of not sponsoring SC, ST, OBC candidates this that were selected earlier in BSc (nursing) and GNM courses outside the state.

A list of 348 candidates belonging to SC, ST and OBC category were selected earlier in the admission process for nursing courses under total financial support scheme of the union government.

Hitting out the state government TMC student leader Vikky Prashad said, “Good colleges have to be selected so that the 348 students of this state who were earlier selected for GNM and nursing outside the state can get admitted. We are protesting against the state government’s anti student decision not to sponsor any students this time and we have raised our voice in a democratic manner in front of the assembly as the session is on.”

“The dishonest government back by the CPIM had conducted the corruption and for which the students should not suffer and so we as a respon-

sible student organisation is making our demand clear that the students have to be sent outside for admission in nursing and GNM. Moreover, the corrupt persons involved in this issue have to be identified and punished,” he added.

Prashad further said that, “Opposition party TMC’s leader Sudip Roy Barman visited and assured that he will raise the issue in the floor of the assembly and so we are withdrawing, however, we want that the government does not take lightly with the future of the students and make arrangement for admission of all 348 students or we go for bigger agitation.”

However, a week back the state cabinet following allegations brought by TMC MLA Sudip Roy Barman of large-scale corruption in selecting of these colleges for enrolling the ST, SC and OBC student, decided to cancel the sponsorship this year.

The government has said that it had received reports of infrastructure shortage in the shortlisted colleges where the students were supposed to get admitted for BSc (nursing) and GNM courses and hence decided to cancel the programme this year.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD.21/2016-17/51 Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Khevili Sema of Sukhai Village District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of succession certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/husband Late Vitoho Sema has expired on 11-12-1994. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f. the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same.

Tridibesh Roy, IAS K-3645 Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto, Nagaland

We, the work charge Scale Employees under the Tuli Feeder Road Division is directing Shri Inakhu Aye Former President ANPWDFWA to refund the amount of Rs 15000/- to each Employees which he took with the promise of regularizing their service in September 2015.

Further , the eight deprived Employees is informing him to refund the said amount to each of the employees within 15 days time from the publication of this release.

Failure to comply with the notice will invite further course of action.

Sd/1. IMSUKUMBA. S/A 2. IMNAANGSHI S/A 3. MAPOKABA Khalasi 4. THENGPOI (KONYAK) S/A 5. TEVANAMI. Khalasi Feeder Road Tuli Division P.W.D. R&B DC-2182

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OFFICE OF THE

UNITED SANGTAM GAZETTED OFFICERS UNION FELICITATES

The United Sangtam Gazetted Officers Union (USGOU) extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Chemlongse on his recent promotion to SDO (Elect); Department of Power.

The USGOU wish him the best in his future endeavours.

Sd/L. Serichem Sangtam General Secretary

nated elephant corridor, warranting movement of trains at reduced speed, preferably at 20 kph. “We have asked the district officials to ensure elephants can use their traditional corridors without any harm. We will take up the train speed aspect with the railway authorities,” forest minister Pramila Rani Brahma said.

But NFR officials said they have not received any official request from the forest department to cut down speed on the Dimapur-Khatkhati section. “This has been the usual procedure wherever we have reduced speed on tracks through animal corridors or close to wildlife preserves,” a senior NFR officer said.

Until last week, the Dimapur-Khatkhati section was a low-speed zone owing to ‘bad bank’, a railway term for soft ground requiring slow movement of trains. Several elephants get hit by trains in Assam. In February 2014, a passenger train had mowed down three elephants in eastern Assam’s Jorhat district.

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TAKNYU UNION TUENSANG TOWN

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Extend term of foreigners tribunals: Sonowal N e w D e lhi , S e p 2 7 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and urged him to extend the term of the foreigners tribunals, which determines the identity of illegal immigrants, for five more years.

Sonowal conveyed to the Home Minister that at present 100 foreigners tribunals are functioning in Assam out of which 64 were created in 2004 in compliance with a Supreme Court directive.

As the validity of these tribunals has expired on February 9, 2016, the Chief Minister requested the Home Minister to extend their term for five more years for smooth settlement of foreigners’ issue, an official spokesperson said.

Foreigners tribunals in Assam were set up under the Foreigner (Tribunal) Order of 1964 to determine the status of citizens whose Indian nationality are doubtful.

A NTSANRÜK PHYOCHAK: Dt. 25/09/2016 lo Wokha Town Baptist Church (Devotional Service) lo a ntsanrük echümchak shi phyochakcho.

“Feb. 21. 2016 lo Wokha Town Baptist Church office Almirah-i na orang momo ji efü a ndana, Jail-i a thechicho elani a elhi jilona ha Sept. 16. 2016 lo a esantokthaka. Tolia orang ji ana nkhi/nfü mekana okyak tssoe oyam thanpoe khi ha nkhitok/nfütok to nchüng Emhokthav Eküm Evamo Thotsü Potsow mhadongo, Ekhümkho lo Potsow Nrüiden, Nrüipvuiden, Esaeden osi Ekhümkholo longtsüi oro-ojü mhandongo a ntsanrük shi phyochakala.

Phyochak shi ana ejüng phyochakcho tssona Potsow yitsso ji a osi a tsoe-oro pono tssotokvüka.”

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KIPHIRE TOWN AOTSÜR TELONGJEM FELLOWSHIP

Dist: Tuensang-798612-Nagaland

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Taknyu Union Tuensang Town (TUTT) would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss.

H.Nasen Hochula Chang of Taknyu Village, D/o. Mr. & Mrs. S Helimong and Batimonyu for securing Gold Medal under 37 kg cadet girls, during the recently conducted 29th All Nagaland State Taekwondo Championship 2016 held at I.G Stadium Kohima, Nagaland.

The Union further pray that our Almighty God guide her and also wish her success in all her future endeavor.

(R.HELIMONG) (K.WONGTO) Exe-Secretary, (TUTT) President, (TUTT) M/No-9862446194 K-3641

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The Managing Board of Government High School Phüsachodü Village would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Vesürüh Chotso for achieving the District Teachers Award 2016 and Mr. Ciefüdüyi Rüho for achieving the Sub Division Teachers Award 2016.

This achievement through their hard work has brought great honor to the school and our community.

The Board further wishes them more success in their future endeavors.

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VESHUPA CÜRHAH Vice Chairman Managing Board of Government High School Phüsachodü

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IMPHAL, Sep 27: Manipur chief minister O Ibobi Singh Tuesday said that the world tourists were attracted to places endowed with natural beauties.

Addressing the World Tourism Day 2016 celebration at Mapao Zingsho village as chief guest, the chief minister said that tourism was one of the fastest growing industries without much capital investment which can bring about economic growth and employment generation.

Expressing happiness over the natural beauty and pollution free environment of Mapao Zingsho village, Ibobi said “If we can provide a conducive environment along with development of some infrastructures, Mapao Zingsho village can be developed into a tourist destination.”

He assured that the government would extend all possible help in its capacity to make the village into a tourist destination.

The chief minister also assured that his government was looking into the matter of unavailability of mobile network, opening of LPG gas agency and construction of a tourist auditorium in the village.

Bokajan, Sep 27 (Agencies): A speeding train hit and killed two elephants in a corridor designated for the animal near Dimapur, Nagaland’s commercial hub, early on Tuesday.

Nor theast Frontier Railway (NFR) officials said the incident happened about 12.25am when the New DelhiDiburgarh Rajdhani Express ran into a herd of elephants that settlers on the eastern flank of the track had scared away with firecrackers. Two female elephants of the herd, one about five years old and the other 15, were killed.

“A four-member enquiry team comprising railway and forest officials has been constituted to probe how the elephants got killed midway between Dimapur and Khatkhati railway stations,” NFR spokesperson Pranav Jyoti Sharma told Hindustan Times.

Khatkhati, in Assam’s Golaghat district, is about 270 km east of Guwahati, It took several hours for the elephants’ bodies to be taken off the tracks, blocking the train, thus delaying several other trains, Sharma added.

Forest officials said the spot where train rammed into the two elephants is a desig-

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The 7 Mile Village which is a Govt. Recognized Village having its distinct and defined boundaries in four directions have expressed its unhappiness and dismay over the repeated summons issued by the Western Chakhesang Hoho Dimapur, by its President & Vice President on several dates for settlement of boundary disputes between 7th Mile Village and Sodzulhou Village Viz:- Case summon dated 01/08/2016 and undated summon issued by the same Hoho through its President and Vice President.

The 7th Mile Village expressed their displeasure over such type of summons when the matter is pending in the competent lawful authority. To speak the truth topographically the boundary of 7th Mile Village is very clear and distinct.

Thus, the 7th Mile Village Council in its meeting held on 21st Sept. 2016 expressed displeasure over the issue of the said summons and resolved to give befitting reply by publishing through local media for information and knoweldge.

A. TALHOU KOZA Hd. GB

Correspondent

Shillong, Sep 27: Union Health and Family Welfare Minister, Jagat Prakash Nadda on Tuesday said the centre is committed to the health parameters and health situation in the north eastern states.

“We have realised that the northeastern states have to increase their capacity to utilise funds and for that the states have to develop their capacity building process,” Nadda told journalists after chairing the consultative committee on health and family welfare meeting which was held today evening at North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Science (NEIGRIHMS).

He said that the centre has decided to involve all elected representatives to see that the public cooperate on all health issues.

“The Union government was giving full support to improve the health scenario in the northeastern states. We are committed to the health parameters and health situation in the region,” the Minister said.

Moreover, Union Minister of State for Health, Anupriya Patel said that the cen-

Train kills 2 elephants in Assam jumbo corridor

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Ibobi calls for conservation of natural beauties

A G A RT A L A , S e p 2 7 (Agencies): A naik subedar of Tripura State Rifles (TSR) and a woman from Dharmanagar were arrested by Tripura Police’s CID sleuths on Sunday for killing the man’s wife last year.

SP (CID) Sanjoy Roy said the accused, Ranbir Das, had strangled his wife Chayanika Banik (24) to death in October last year. He had then dumped the body in the septic tank of his house at Kumarghat. It had been a month since Ranbir and Chayanika had married.

After marriage, Chayanika had been sent to her in-laws’ house so she could continue her studies. During this time, Ranbir got involved with another woman. “When Chayanika learnt of her husband’s illicit relations, she returned home. That night, Ranbir and the woman, identified as Archana Malakar (35) killed her and dumped the body,” Roy said. A missing diary was registered but police could not retrieve any clues.

The case was then referred to the CID for investigation early this year. The CID looked into Ranbir’s relations with Archana.

tre was concerned over the low institutional births in the northeast.

“We have also noticed a low rate on institutional deliveries in the northeastern states we are trying to understand what may be the possible reasons what are the strategy effectively could be allotted so that we can increase the rate of institutional deliveries,” Patel said.

She also informed that during the meeting the consultative committee on health tried to review the entire health situation in the north east.

“We have tried to see the performance in terms of total fertility rate, infant mortality rate maternal mortality rare, and under five infant mortality rate and we have realized that with respect to few parameters one or two states may be a problem area but most of the states are performing well,” Patel said.

The Minister of State also said that the centre is trying to involve the other public representatives to improve the health scenario and their suggestions will also be taken on board so that there can be increased awareness about the various progammes being run by the central government.

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TMC workers block Tripura Assembly gate

against the murder of Md Naoshad Khan along with a group of people went to the house of the alleged accused Md Azmir to discuss the matter. However, the family members of the alleged accused reportedly fired towards them.

They immediately reported the incident to the police. However, the police, who rushed to the area, refused to arrest the alleged accused and those behind the firing.

The irate people attempted to destroy the house of the alleged accused but the family members once again fired at the crowd injuring the four people.

Around 11 pm, the irate locals damaged the house and set it on fire. The fire spread to the neighbour’s house and Md Saddam, who rushed to fight the fire, stepped on a live wire and was electrocuted.

Three of the injured people in the firing were rushed to JNIMS hospital. Md Eki, who was injured on the neck, chest and arm, was referred to Shija hospital.

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IMPHAL, Sep 27: Curfew and restrictions were Tuesday imposed in Muslim dominated Khetrigao area in Manipur’s Imphal East district after a minor boy died and at least four people were injured in a violent clash.

Imphal East district magistrate imposed the indefinite curfew (under sub section 2 of section 144, Cr PC 1973) after clash broke out in the area late Monday night, an official source said Tuesday.

The violent clash erupted after residents of Khergao resisted the entry of a group of people to the house of one Md Azmir of the village in connection with the murder of a youth from the neighbouring village.

Tension among the residents of Muslim dominated Khergao was prevailing in the last few days after Md Azmir was pointed out as one of the culprits behind murder of a youth in April last. On April 2 last year, a youth identified as Md Naoshad Khan was

found dead inside his car at Nganglou Loukon under Lilong police station of Thoubal district.

People of the area has been pressing the authority to book the culprit(s) behind the murder of the youth as they suspect some of his local friends were involved in the murder. However, on Monday night, a group of people stormed the house of Md Azmir. When family of the Azmir and his neighbours offered strong resistance, a clash broke out resulting in the death of one minor boy besides injuring atleast four people.

Reports said that the 14-year-old boy Md Saddam died after he sustained severe injuries.

Those injured in the clash were identified as Md Eki (24), Md Ajij (24), both from Khergao Makha Leikai and Md Muktar and Md Boicha of Kshetri Awang Leikai.

Another report said that members of a joint action committee (JAC) formed

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Akümtemsü (Chuchuyimlang) On this day,we thank our creator for his blessing that has showered upon us as we celebrate the 2nd birthday of our son Akümtemsü.

May God blessed him abundantly today,tomorrow and the days to come and grant him a long life.

Loving Mom,Dad & relatives.

Dearest,Vipito, May the good health be with you always,wishing a very happy birthday. frm.Anito,Limi & love ones.

Arka K. Achumi, Play around as much as you can!

Sing along loudly to songs you love at the top of your lings! Dance to your favorite music until your legs hurt! Enjoy the time of your life as a kid with boundless energy. Happy Birthday Arka K. Achumi.

From Little Laureates Montessori School Teachers & friends.

Agartala-Kolkata direct train services before Durga Puja

Ag a rtala , S e pt 2 7 (PTI): Direct train service between Agartala and Kolkata will be launched before the Durga puja, a top official of the NF Railway said today.

“A direct train service between Agartala and Kolkata would be started anytime before the Durga puja,” Chief Engineer of NF Railway, Harpal Singh told reporters.

Tripura entered the broad gauge railway map of the country on July 31 with Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu flagging off the AgartalaNew Delhi ‘Tripura Sundari Express’.

He also laid the foundation stone for the 15-km-long railway track to link Agartala to Akhaura in Bangladesh, jointly with his Bangladeshi

counter par t Md Mujibul Haque. Prabhu said a regular train service between Agartala and Kolkata would also be started.

Singh said, the work for the Agartala-Akhaura rail project would be started this year and Rs 100 crore was already handed over to the Tripura government for acquiring land for laying the tracks. Meanwhile, the Railway Safety Commissioner of the Indian Railway, Sailesh Kumar Pathak inspected the 45-km-long Agartala-Udaipur rail track and announced that it was ready for rail connectivity. The Udaipur railway station was built on a lake and the Carbon Wrap method was applied for construction of the station.

MERIYAN OIL PALM GROWERS UNION APPRECIATES

The Oil Palm Growers Union Meriyan Village express our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Peter Yanthan DAO, Wokha his staff and Mr. Nzanbemo AFA, Meriyan i/c for their tireless effort in arranging the oil palm sapling for the growers.

K. Mhonchumo Lotha Secy., MOPGU

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Through this column, we the Youth Department of Northern Angami Colony, Kuda Dimapur would like to express our profound gratitude to Mr. Akhrie-u Kuotsu and Mr. Badu Sogotsu for helping us financially by contributing as follows : 1. Mr. Akhrie-u Kuotsu - Rs. 10,000/(Cl-I Contractor) 2. Mr. Badu Sogotsu - Rs. 10,000/Chairman Eros Lane Colony, Dimapur

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Karnataka asked to give 6K cusecs Cauvery water to TN

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Indo-US military exercise Yudh Abhyas a great success: Army

AAP Govt says LG’s panel illegal; asks it to halt scrutiny

New Delhi, Sep 27 (PTI): A day after Karnataka expressed inability to release Cauvery water, Supreme Court Tuesday asked it to discharge 6,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu till Friday despite its assembly resolution, but called for a political solution to the impasse by convening of a meeting of Chief Ministers of the two states and the Centre.

The apex court, which was strongly urged by Tamil Nadu not to hear Karnataka till it complied with the previous orders, asked Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi to facilitate a meeting of the executive heads of both states with the Centre over the next two days to find a resolution to the impasse.

“We think it appropriate that Karnataka releases 6,000 cusecs water to Tamil Nadu in three days by following the order passed by us, despite the

resolution passed by the assembly,” a bench comprising Justices Dipak Misra and U U Lalit said.

While the order was being dictated by the bench, senior advocate F S Nariman, appearing for Karnataka, vehemently opposed any direction asking the state to release water, saying there was “no logic in it” and the order amounted to “a direct confrontation”.

Blaming Kar nataka’s “obstructionist and obstinate” attitude for the impasse and non-compliance of the apex court directives, senior advocate Shekhar Naphade, appearing for Tamil Nadu, submitted: “On instruction, I am saying that the state (Tamil Nadu) is fed up. We are simply tired of this litigation. We are not getting what is our legitimate rights.” “We are in a federal structure and in a democracy

New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS): India on Tuesday announced it will not attend the Saarc Summit in Islamabad in November, sharply escalating its attack on Pakistan for sponsoring terror.

In a statement, India said increasing cross-border terrorist attacks in the region and growing interference in the internal affairs of Saarc Member States “by one country” have created an environment that is not conducive to the successful holding of the 19th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation summit.

Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup, in a statement, said that India has conveyed to current SAARC Chair Nepal its decision not to attend the summit, for which Prime Minister Narendra Modi was to go.

“India remains steadfast in its commitment to regional cooperation, connectivity and contacts but believes that these can only go forward in an atmosphere free of terror.

In the prevailing circumstances, the Government of India is unable to participate in the proposed Summit in Islamabad,” the statement said.

Swarup said that some other Saarc Member States have also conveyed their reservation about attending the Islamabad Summit in November 2016.The other countries unwilling to attend are said to be Bangladesh, Bhutan and Afghanistan, according to sources.

The decision to boycott the Saarc Summit comes as India has been hyping its diplomatic offensive against Pakistan over the past few days.

New Delhi, Sep 27 (PTI): A two-week long joint IndoUS military exercise, focusing on counter insurgency and anti-terror operations, in Uttarakhand’s Chaubattia forest has been very successful, the Army said Tuesday.

The exercise ‘Yudh Abhyas - 2016’, which concluded today, was carried out as part of efforts by both the strategic partners to enhance overall defence cooperation.

The exercise included a Company Group from an Infantry Battalion of Indian Army and fifth Battalion of 20th Infantry Regiment of the US Army.

In his remarks at the end

of the exercise, Major General Thomas James of US Army said army to army relationship between India and the US has never been so stronger and that the exercise provided a great way to enhance interoperability.

The combined exercise was “undoubtedly, an unprecedented success”, the Army said.

The exercise was the 12th in the Yudh Abhyas series, which started in the year 2004 under US Army Pacific partnership programme. It had participation of about 225 personnel of the US Army and similar strength of Indian Army.

Over the years the two

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Centre asks BSF to seal all vulnerable points along the Indo-Pak border

India gives Pak envoy proof on Uri attack

India accounts for 75 percent of casualties due to air pollution: WHO

Rajnath Singh reviewing the working of the Border Security Force in New Delhi on Tuesday. Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi, the Director General, BSF, K.K. Sharma and other senior officers are also seen. (PTI)

New Delhi, Sept 27 guarding force to effectively (PTI): Amid reports of an check infiltration along the increase in infiltration bids, international border, official the Centre Tuesday directed sources said. the BSF to set up a real time The Home Minister is intelligence sharing grid and believed to have conveyed seal all vulnerable points along to the BSF that despite difthe Indo-Pak border. ficulties they have to perform The directive was given and must ensure that there is

by Home Minister Rajnath “zero infiltration”, the sources Singh at a meeting attended said. by top officials of the Home A high-powered commitMinistry and the Border Se- tee, headed by former Union curity Force, which guards Home Secretary Madhukar Indo-Pak and Indo- Bangla- Gupta, has flagged gaps in desh borders. fencing and vulnerability along The meeting reviewed the Indo-Pak border and sugthe overall functioning of the gested that technology should BSF, besides gaps and lapses be used and vigil strengthened in border guarding and how on riverine frontiers. to plug them as the Home Besides using water senMinister expressed concern sors in the riverine areas, the over infiltration from across Committee also suggested the International Border and installing electronic sensors Line of Control. and putting up fences on the The BSF has been told Indo-Pak border, the sources to set up a real time intel- said. ligence sharing grid along It also suggested installwith the state police forces ing underground sensors in to act promptly on the intel- infiltration-prone areas and Kozhikode, Sep 27 (PTI): ligence gathered by the border foliage penetrating radars in Investigations are underway on the bomb threat received during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit here on September (A Central University Estd. By the Act of Parliament No. 35 of 1989) 24 and cases have registered Headquarters : Lumami-798627 under various sections of IPC and Armed Police Act, police NO.NU/CC-L/SW-HW/11/10140 Dated : 26th September, 2015 said Tuesday.

An anonymous caller, who spoke in Hindi, had told the Nadakavu police that a bomb would be thrown dur- Nagaland University, Headquarters Lumami ing Modi’s visit who was to invites sealed tenders for Hardware and Software participate in the BJP national Council meet here on Septem- in Nagaland University, School of Engineering Technology, Dimapur. Interested parties may ber 24, they said.

It was an internet call download the Terms and Conditions and Technical originating from the Gulf, Specification from the University website: police added.

“A case has been regis- nagalanduniversity.ac.in and submit their quotation tered under section 507 of IPC along with tender fees of Rs.500/- (non-refundable) (criminal intimidation by an in the form of DD payable to Registrar, Nagaland anonymous communication) University, Lumami in sealed envelop superscript on and section 118 of Kerala Armed Police Act (causing of the cover "Quotation for Hardware and Software for grave violation of public order SET" and addressed to the undersigned on or before or danger) and investigation is 18th October, 2016 up to 4:00 P.M. No tenders will be progressing,” Nadakavu Circle accepted beyond this date and time.

Inspector Prakasam said.

“No further information T. Lanusosang could be disclosed at present,” Registrar DC-2183 he said.

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forests and areas with heavy vegetation.

Of the 3,323 km-long Indo-Pak border, 1,225 km falls in Jammu and Kashmir (including the LoC), 553 km in Punjab, 1,037 km in Rajasthan and 508 km in Gujarat.

The Committee was set up three months after the Pathankot attack to suggest ways to strengthen security along the border with Pakistan and address the vulnerability in fencing.

Referring to the IndoBangladesh border, the Home Minister asked the BSF to ensure that smuggling of cattle and narcotics is stopped and advised better coordination with state police forces. India shares a 4096 km-long border with Bangladesh.

At the meeting, the Home Minister approved the long-pending demand of the paramilitary force to issue “Battle Casualty” certificate to those who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty.

Indian and US soldiers march at the closing ceremony of the Indo-US joint exersice “Yudh Abhyas- 2016” at Chaubattia, in Uttrakhand on Tuesday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, SEP 27 (AGENCIES): Proof that the terrorists who attacked an army base in Uri over came from Pakistan was presented today in Delhi to Pakistani envoy Abdul Basit.

The government said that two men arrested with the help of villagers have said they belong to Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and served as “guides” to help the four terrorists cross over the border. One of the terrorists who was shot dead has been identified, like the guides, as a resident of Muzzaffarabad.

On Se ptember 18, a group of terrorists attacked the army camp with AK-47s and grenades; 18 soldiers were killed, the worst setback for the army in Kashmir in nearly 14 years.

Pakistan has so far rejected allegations of its involvement, and has accused India of prematurely blaming it for the terror strike. In January, an air force base in Pathankot near the border in Punjab was attacked by Pakistani terrorists; seven military personnel were killed. The air base attack plummeted relations between Delhi and Islamabad, though Prime Minister Narendra Modi allowed a team of investigators from Pakistan to tour the base, a move greatly criticized by the opposition. Since then, Pakistan has said it has no conclusive evidence that the attackers were its citizens.

The weeks before the strike on the army camp in Uri saw a sharp escalation of tension with India blaming Pakistan for instigating the violence that erupted in Kashmir with the shooting in July of 22-year-old terrorist Burhan Wani.

New Delhi, Sep 27 (PTI): Air pollution is killing nearly eight lakh people annually in the South East Asian Region with India alone accounting for over 75 per cent of the casualties caused by cardiovascular diseases and lung cancer, according to a new WHO report Tuesday.

The report said nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air while nearly 90 per cent of air pollution related deaths occur in low and middle-income countries, with nearly two out of three occurring in WHO’s South-East Asia including India and Western Pacific regions. “It is a public health emergency,” said Maria Neira, the head of the WHO’s department of public health and environment.

countries have decided to progressively increase the scope and content of the combined exercise.

The exercise provided an ideal platform for the personnel of the two countries to share their experiences on counter insurgency and counter terrorist operations, especially in the mountainous terrain, the Army said.

Major General RK Raina, in his address, said both countries are faced with similar challenges from the “divisive” forces ofextremism and international terrorism and that the synergy achieved would enable both sides to operate together, if the need arises.

The report also called for strengthening measures against inefficient modes of transport, household fuel and waste burning, coal-fired power plants and industrial activities – some of the major sources of air pollution. It said that 94 per cent are due to non-communicable diseases – notably cardiovascular diseases, stroke, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer and air pollution also increases the risks for acute respiratory infections.

A WHO South East Asian Region statement said: “Air pollution is the world’s biggest environmental risk to health and must be addressed on a priority basis as it continues to rise, causing long lasting disease and illness in addition to around 7,99,000 deaths annually in countries

of the WHO SEAR.” WHO SEAR statement quoting the WHO Report on Ambient Air Pollution 2016 said that 6,21,138 people died in India of air pollution due to Acute lower respiratory infection, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, Ischemic heart disease and Lung Cancer. The highest, 2,49,388 died of IHD in India, the report said adding that 1,95,001 people died of stroke. Similarly, 11,05,00 people died of COPD while 26,334 people died of lung cancer.

“The new WHO burden of disease estimates shows that 94 per cent of the premature deaths caused by air pollution are due to cardiovascular diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and lung cancers.

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UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Engineering Services Examination, 2017 The Union Public Service Commission will hold the Engineering Services Examination, 2017 whose Preliminary/Stage-I examination is commencing from 8th January, 2017. The examination will be held at various centres across the country.

Candidates are required to apply through online mode only. For details regarding eligibility conditions, the Syllabus and Scheme of the examination etc., aspirants must consult the Detailed Notice of the examination on the UPSC website (www.upsc.gov.in>>Examination>> Notification(Current)>>ESE, 2017).

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New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS): Tightening the screws on Pakistan further, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has convened a meeting on Thursday to review the Most Favoured Nation status to the neighbour, sources said here.

The meeting will be attended by senior officials, including those from the External Affairs and Commerce ministries.

The meeting follows India’s decision on Monday to revisit the 56 years old Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, in the wake of the terror attack in Uri that killed 18 soldiers.

India granted the MFN status to Pakistan in 1996 but the neighbouring country has so far not reciprocated.

According to obligations under the World Trade Organization (WTO), member countries shall extend Most Favoured Nation (MFN) status to each other automatically unless otherwise specified in the agreement or the schedule notified to the WTO by the member country.

India has been moving on several fronts against Pakistan as part of its response in the wake of the Uri terror attack and has also decided to isolate Pakistan diplomatically for “exporting terror”.

India has blamed militants from Pakistan for the September 18 attack.

like India, no state can say it will not obey the Supreme Court’s order. You cannot pick up fight with everyone. It is not about Karnataka or Tamil Nadu or any state, there has to be federal cooperativism,” the bench said, asking both states to cooperate in finding a solution to the water feud.

The bench, on being repeatedly pursued by Tamil Nadu to get its orders enforced, said “Have patience for few days. This is not an ordinary litigation. Let us see how things shape up.”

In its plea before the apex court yesterday, Karnataka had sought modification of its order asking it to release 6,000 cusecs of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu, saying it could release the water only by the end of the year, as it first needs to provide for its own state for drinking purposes.

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How to divide water of Cauvery has locked Tamil Nadu, Karnataka into hostilities for decades.

New Delhi, Sep 27 (PTI): Terming as “illegal” the panel set up by Lt Governor Najeeb Jung to scrutinize 400 files, Delhi Government today requested it to discontinue work till the Supreme Court verdict on powers of the LG. The decision to ask the three-member panel to stop scrutiny of files was taken at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal which observed that the exercise has brought government’s “important works” to a halt.

“During discussion, the Cabinet found that Lt Governor doesn’t have any power to constitute such panel to examine files of Delhi government and that it is illegal.

As the members of panel are eminent persons, we request them not to scrutinise files till the Supreme Court rules in the matter,” Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said.

Jung last month had constituted the panel to examine around 400 files. It was claimed that they contained “infirmities and irregularities” and that decisions based on the file notings were violative of laid down norms and procedures.

The appointment of the panel comprising former CAG V K Shunglu, former Chief Election Commissioner N Gopalaswami and ex-Chief Vigilance Commissioner Pradeep Kumar, came after Delhi High Court ruled that the Lt Governor is the administrative head of the city government.

The AAP government had approached the Supreme Court challenging the Delhi High Court order and the apex court listed the matter for final hearing on November 15.

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Challenge of development

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hat Nagaland Governor P.B.Acharya had said in echoing the views of prime minister Narendra Modi, that “unless north east develops the country will not progress” indicates the geo-economic importance of the region which shares the longest international border with China, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar and Bangladesh. The region’s state government are to be made accountable for lack of proper development. The failure of the state governments have only given a handle to those preaching the ideology of violence but it is not the voice of the majority. As a consequence, issues like insurgency, violence, excesses and the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act make more news than the rot in the system. Simply asking the militants to shun the path of violence and come for talks will not help. A serious offer has to be made so that the rebel groups react positively. And the solution on the ground is economic development. The region has failed to accrue any benefit out of India’s drive towards liberalization and a practical solution has to be found to that meaningful progress can be achieved. The thrust areas for the region are Power, Petroleum & Natural Gas, Non-Conventional Energy, Information Technology, Telecommunications.

The north east region is economically backward in spite of being rich in natural resources. Time and again, whenever intellectuals from outside the north east visit the region, they seemed to be more familiar with the ‘political problems’ and unfortunately, also appear convinced that these ‘problems’ are the main contributing factors for the poor development. This is so because the north east has been projected as a militant-plagued region in the glossy magazines and newspapers. This projection is out of proportion with the reality of day to day life. True, these ‘political problems’ that have roots in socioeconomic and political aspirations. The slippery slope of political-speak seem eloquent as political jingoism has created more mists over the concept of development. While economic and social issues need to be dealt within the context of New Delhi’s development perspective, the political aspirations too need to be seen in the light of how militant outfits pursue their objectives. The process of peace has taken too long with belated realisation that violence is not the solution. All the same, though militancy remains due to lack of coherence among the people on the approach towards solutions; time cannot stand still to achieve the peaceful environment for development. Peace and development are the basic fundamental rights of the people anywhere in the world and no one can claim hegemony over the rights of the people. The voice of the majority is to participate in development and the responsibility of the government is to ensure that development does not take the back seat. So far, the ‘Act East Policy’ of the Modi government has found resonance with the states who have long complained of not being given adequate help. There is no doubt that the Modi government, by adopting a different approach than the UPA government, has engaged in issues that have long been on the backburner. Every one has a part and every part has to function and together work in synchronization towards the universal pursuit of holistic development of people and their environment and all it needs is to visualise a common goal- peace and progress-which remain the theme.

DailyDevotion The “Go” of Renunciation …someone said to Him, “Lord, I will follow You wherever You go.” —Luke 9:57 Our Lord’s attitude toward this man was one of severe discouragement, “for He knew what was in man” (John 2:25). We would have said, “I can’t imagine why He lost the opportunity of winning that man! Imagine being so cold to him and turning him away so discouraged!” Never apologize for your Lord. The words of the Lord hurt and offend until there is nothing left to be hurt or offended.

Jesus Christ had no tenderness whatsoever toward anything that was ultimately going to ruin a person in his service to God. Our Lord’s answers were not based on some whim or impulsive thought, but on the knowledge of “what was in man.” If the Spirit of God brings to your mind a word of the Lord that hurts you, you can be sure that there is something in you that He wants to hurt to the point of its death.

Luke 9:58. These words destroy the argument of serving Jesus Christ because it is a pleasant thing to do.

And the strictness of the rejection that He demands of me allows for nothing to remain in my life but my Lord, myself, and a sense of desperate hope. He says that I must let everyone else come or go, and that I must be guided solely by my relationship to Him. And He says, “…the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head.”

Luke 9:59. This man did not want to disappoint Jesus, nor did he want to show a lack of respect for his father.

We put our sense of loyalty to our relatives ahead of our loyalty to Jesus Christ, forcing Him to take last place.

When your loyalties conflict, always obey Jesus Christ whatever the cost.

Luke 9:61. The person who says, “Lord, I will follow You, but…,” is the person who is intensely ready to go, but never goes. This man had reservations about going.

The exacting call of Jesus has no room for good-byes; good-byes, as we often use them, are pagan, not Christian, because they divert us from the call. Once the call of God comes to you, start going and never stop.

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There is no pillow so soft as a clear conscience. ~ French Proverb

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, September 28, 2016

Post-mortem

Recognition of Rongmei Naga; a bone of state political contention T he Naga society today has become a multi-crises society; ridden with unresolved problems. There are more of problem creators and less of problem solvers. Naga way of thinking and looking at things seems still far from humane decency and ethic. Nagas need transformation from within and reformation without. The present society need to be deconstructed in order to reconstruct into a Naga humane civilization. Sense of justice and right is failing in the society and so humanity benumbed. When right is not rightly perceived, wrong action is committed. When good people don’t perceive the right thing to do, they do wrong things as right.

The result tells of the action.

Nagas have committed many wrong things in the past. Some few are still committing. To know the right from wrong, one must reason, prompted by conscience or discernment. Reasoning comes by experience with pains and suffering. When action without reasoning is committed, the result will equally effect opposite or equivalent to the desire or target intended. Nagas are tackling the political problems created by visionless leaders followed and tempered by blind Naga publics.

Both the politicians and the public are responsible and both must be accountable for the failures with all its problems and also for creating a positive outcome.

Considering the social behavior, Nagas are socially irresponsible and indifference to others around them. The virtues of compassion, tolerance, peace and understanding are fading fast away with the passing of days.

Reasoned and understand that, there are many civic Naga leaders in every Naga tribe. Yet those few crooks and brute leaders are led to lead the role of social and political interference or intervention. Therefore, no good things can come out of Nazarene Naga society unless good and right leaders lead out the way from ruining stage to running growth in unity. Something is wrong with the Nagas’ perception about Naga people-hood.

What is surprisingly amazing is to know the fact that, Ao, Lotha and Sumi tribal Hohos are reflecting their resentment and antipathy toward the government and the Naga Hoho in a way never expected to have committed by such advanced tribes. Have the concerned tribes represent all members of their tribes in character and unison as demonstrated or only the leaders of theorganizations does the games of tribal reflection on all behalf ? Could it be that the Naga National struggle in their own land has wearied and worn out the Nagas’ hearts?. It seems the Nagas had played down their own political status to the present bowl of bewilderment within.

Why Recognition of Rongmei Naga is being played as a bone of political contention? What mentality or cruelty has put the matter into public fray? What if your own tribe is played as a bone of contention?. If Rongmei is branded as non-indigenous or non- Naga of the present Nagaland state, the Aos, the Rengma and the Zeme Naga of Assam, the Konyak of Arunachal Pradesh and Myanmar are measured by the same yardstick.

What logic or license, right or reason has any Naga individual or organization to challenge or implicate other tribe in such a manner? Action always follows reaction.

Actor get reactor. If the Rongmei Naga of Nagaland who also took part in all process and activities in the formation of the statehood, qualifying for a full fledged state of the Nagas, by means of population, struggle, tax payment, all for the appropriation of central grant and provisions, is left out and deprived, what right and reason can Nagas of Nagaland speak before the Govt, of India? The question of Naga indigenous inhabitant in the state of only 53 years old Nagaland state will make the whole Nagas non-indigenous except indigenous Assamese Nagas of Assam state. Taking the Rongmei recognition issue as a tool to default or faultfinding measure against the Naga

apex Body; the Naga Hoho, the government of Nagaland or for the matter to turn down T.R. Zeliang from the post of Chief Minister of Nagaland is funny, childish and devoid of any civic thinking except provoking tribal contention. I have appealed and admonished our CM, Shri T.R. Zeliang and Rongmei people before the last election not to take the matter as a campaign tool, making the issue a bone of contention to win votes in the election. Now I appeal to all Nagas to refrain from making the issue as a political contention in the state which will have a far flung negative impact and consequences in the Naga society. I also appeal to Rongmei people not to react or confront the circumstances in which you have been put into. At the end of the day, the Naga people will understand the history well and understand you well. Nagas need patience, understanding and determination in time like this. The magic wand of political India had spelled the 16th Points Agreement of division, induced and enticed the past weary Nagas’ leaders to accept the divided Naga state. The so called Nagas of Nagaland mentality and polity is the direct product of the one-time thought to be right and good politic. The grant of statehood under 371(A) of Indian constitution has fashioned and established the differences and divisions within the Naga family.

The 53 years old Nagaland statehood out of the erstwhile Assam has created Divided Nagas by state arbitrary boundaries and now Naga tribes are breaking apart within on the line of tribal distinction. Subject of Naga integration comes on the way of imaginary assumption born of seemingly separated Nagas by name of different states in existence. Nagas are swimming and floating on the water of Indian political pool or pond.

Many Naga leaders are blindly headlong into the game of destruction, playing the politic of cynicism and division, dividing the Nagas within Nagaland even by forming Central Nagaland

tribal Council (CNTC)as if there exist a cornered Nagaland Tribal Council. Further division goes on to name as Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC). A room more could be given to form as; NonNaga Tribal Council, Nagaland so as to call the state a Multicouncils state of Nagaland. Nagaland state is turning into Tower of Naga-Babel and confusion of languages, tribalism and political chaos run and reign the whole affairs of the state. The Nagas have gone mad or gone back to tyrannical and despotic age of the long past era of head hunting culture. Let us relook and see our past to know where we are today. Let us also be mindful of what today’s political scenario will make or mar our tomorrow.

Nagas are looking at one another with an eye of hostility and suspicion in the Naga family.

The world outside and beyond Nagaland is watching Nagaland. Nagas’ mentality seems to suffer deficiency of morality and civility. Money-lover-Nagas are selling their rights, lives and characters for their temporal political gain, comfort and convenience at the expense of losing their National identity, unity, rights and privileges. Blinded by greed base mentality, tribal distinction among and withinthe Nagas’ family have rooted deep inside breaking the very core of love, unity and spirit of fraternal fellow feeling. Ruin is in sight.

Turn the tide or face the fact. May I appeal to all the Nagas who are willing to think and reason on the reality and purpose of human life on earth; to all those who know that man’s life must be guided by reason, those who value their own life and are not willing to succumb to the cult of despair in the modern jungle of cynical impotence, modern age of barbarism, and bankruptcy of morality.

This appeal is to repeal or denounce the wrong political trend of our society and to reject the return of dark ages of the past centuries and the rules of brutes.

G. Gwangphun, Social Research Activist

Representation to CM Nagaland

(On grievances faced by Diploma holders and an appeal to reserve 40% (JE Post) for diploma holders in the upcoming technical exam (NPSC) under humanitarian ground.)

Sir,

With utmost respect and honour, we the “All Nagaland Unemployed Diploma Engineers Association (ANUDEA)” bring forth our grievances through this open letter for your kind consideration hoping for your positive output.

1. The Nagaland Engineering Service Rule 2006 and 2012 is silent about the 40% reservation for Diploma holders, whereas as per the Nagaland Engineering Service Rule 1997 included in part III under the heading Direct Recruitment (iii) clearly states that 40% of the total vacancies being reserved for 3 years’ diploma certificate holders as indicated in schedule VI of this rule. On this account we would like to state that equality and justice is not been given to the Diploma holders. A diploma holder competing with a degree holder is quite questionable. In simple, a lecture and his/her students sitting for the same set of question paper in which the lecture is a specialised.

2. The reservation ratio for Diploma holders which was included in the Engineering Service Rule 1997 were being followed till the year 2013 despite of the absence of reservation with the framing of Engineering Service Rule 2006 and 2012 and only in the year 2014 and 2015 the reservation was removed.

3. The ANUDEA would also like to mention that, the Association has made necessary press release on 3rd May 2016, 3rd August 2016 and only submitted applications consecutively on 2nd May 2016, 14th July 2016 and 21st July 2016 to the Chief Secretary, Commissioner & Secretary, Engineer-in-Chief and Chief Engineers of concerned departments, however, they could not satisfy our appeal.

4. Therefore, to reframe or to review the service rule wherein 40% reservation for Diploma can be included.

5. To reserve the said percentage for diploma holders in the upcoming technical exam and also till the new Engineering Service Rule comes into effect, which may include 40% reservation.

6. The Association would also like to seek your attention to students holding Diploma I’m Engineering. Most students from underprivileged section of society do not get opportunity to pursue further studies (B.Tech/B.E) and afford till Diploma. Whereas, the Government does not seem to create opportunities for Diploma holders which we feel is a step motherly treatment on the part of the Government and going to the extent of removing 40% reservation of JE post in NPSC (CTE).

ANUDEA president, Sentilo Magh and general secretary Aboka Awomi

Message of kilo kilonser Rh. Raising on the 36th anniversary of Agony Day

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pay homage and give my revolutionary salute to our dearly beloved martyrs!

We are awfully pained when we remember our departed comrades who were faithful to the cause they fought for and loyal to the nation they belonged. They obeyed the command of the leadership without question and faithful to the Lord they worshipped. They were Nazirites of the Nagas.

The Nagas without exception participated in the national movement with full revolutionary zeal. Every one of them felt the tremendous joy of walking together with his brothers and sisters in the journey for freedom, peace and prosperity. But in course of time, they realized that revolution is not smooth sailing. Enemies divided the Nagas into two camps through the l6 point agreement. Again they were further divided through the Shillong Accord.

However, the Naga people know that the 16-point agreement and the Shillong Accord

are roadblocks, not solutions.

Which is why, the people have condemned both as a sell out.

They are, as a matter of fact, the dividing points of the Nagas where killing among the Nagas began.

After the condemnation of the Shillong Accord by the national assembly on 16th August 1976 under the leadership of lsak Chishi Swu and Th. Muivah, the enemies penetrated into the camp of the revolutionary patriots. A few Naga Army led by Lt. Col. Visacho ran away from GHQ with hundreds of arms and hundreds of thousands of ammunitions. He went even to the extent of saying, “Whoever wants to join AZ. Phizo he can come and join us, but whoever wants to join lsak and Muivah let him join them, but arms should be submitted to us because all arms belong to Phizo.” Despite this, our leaders sent Maj. lhoshe for mutual understanding through dialogue, but Maj. Thoshe and party were sent back to lsak and Muivah disarmed.

Again, Capt. Kumzuk was sent, however quite contrary to the expectation, he joined forces with Lt. Col Visacho and party. They hatched a plot for military coup d’etat. The day Capt. Kumzuk returned to the Battalion Headquarters at Shikba, military coup was staged by Lt. Col. Subong where lsak, the then vice presiden! NNC, the General Secretary Th. Muivah, the Chaplee Kilonser Lorho, the Education Kilonser Khasui Longvah, Brig. Vedai Commander of Naga Army and Maj. Pruning were arrested and put in military custody to be executed.

They were arrested on account of condemning the Shillong Accord, the charge sheet said among others.

Heavy confrontations broke out between the forces of Shillong Accord-NNC and revolutionary patriots.

But revolutionary patriots could subdue the traitors and take control of the situation resulting to emancipation of the two incarcerated leaders from the custody of the mili-

Rejoinder to ‘NEIGRIHMS under scanner for negligence’

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e, the Naga Community of NEIGRIHMS (North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences) and not NEIGHRIMS (North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Medical Health and Sciences) would like to bring to your attention that NEIGRIHMS is a tertiary referral hospital built in a line of AIIMS. The hospital has various high- ends equipments in various departments including CT/MRI, but since the radiation facility is not yet available, patients are sent to Civil Hospital, Shillong for radiation as a part of cancer treatment which is fully functioning and approved by Atomic Energy Regularity Board (AERB), funded by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India.

Cancer being a serious illness needs proper and thorough investigations to come to a right and proper diagnosis which sometimes take weeks. NEIGRIHMS attends thousands of patients in a day and for which major investigations like CT/ MRI takes time despite its full effort from

the staffs, technicians and doctors. Patients usually do not have much patience for the appointment given and for this reason they go to various private hospitals and clinics so as to get the tests or investigations to be done at a sooner date but at the cost of spending much more than what NEIGRIHMS offer.

Every patient has every right to get treated anywhere. No medical practitioners anywhere including the doctors of NEIGRIHMS have any right to stop patients from seeking treatment elsewhere.

And also, the patients who are to undergo Chemotherapy are properly explained and consent is taken.

We would also like to inform that more than 50% posts have already been filled up and one can also access for further information from NEIGRIHMS website for various departments.

In interest of the general public, any news to be published in future should be thoroughly researched and verified.

Naga community NEIGRIHMS, Shillong

tary junta.

Soon after their release the two leaders convened a national workers meeting at Nokba in January 1980.

Information was served to all concern in all units and Regions. On 26th February 1980, the pro-Shillong Accord party laid an ambush against the Naga Army command party under Maj. lhoshe at Chukia village, where there was a fierce encounter between the two parties. Many of our dear comrades, who were sent to Khiamnungan area with the information for a meeting, were all executed summarily

by Lt. Col. Singya and party. lt was later learnt that they had already joined forces with the Shillong Accord camp. ln order to take control of the explosive situation, a team of center authority along with Naga army under Brig. Thungbo, C-in-C, was again sent to the Khiamnungan Region. But they were also given negative response. Our leaders tried their best to settle misunderstanding, misinformation and

disinformation created by the enemies, but to no avail.

Nagas are always the victims of enemies’ divide and rule policy.

Finally, the traitorous NNC in coalition with the lndian and Burmese armies attacked on Naga army makeshift camp at Langnok, where about a hundred of Naga national workers including Chaplee Kilonser Mr. Khasui Longvah, Commander-inChief Brig. Thungbo, Col. Newin CSO, Maj. Shongshen, Capt. Shangam and many other national workers from the army and civil set-up were killed in action at the battle of Langnok on 27th September 1980. Wuime Tatar and 2 Lt. Johnny along with their family members were mercilessly butchered on ground of their opposition to the treason of Shillong Accord. Many innocent public young and old, men and women who supported lsak and Muivah were also not spared. Heaven and earth were the silent witnesses of the most tragic events that

had taken place in the history of Naga national movement for independence. Thus, the 27th September 1980 was declared as the Agony Day by the Tatar Hoho that was held at Tonu. Those heroes who have fallen in the hands of the enemies within and without are martyred, not killed. Martyrs are the seeds of freedom. All nation-states today were built with the blood of martyrs and the tears and sweat of revolutionaries also called Nazirites.

Nazirites are those people, who are born or chosen for the Lord and his people. Building a state without Nazirites is a wishful thinking. The Naga people must have Nazirites; their organizations must have Nazirites; their Churches must have Nazirites; their institutions must have Nazirites.

They must be able to produce Nazirites at all time, in all fields and in all generations so that the Nagas grow and shine among nations materially, spiritually, mentally and socially.

Kuknalim!

Response The facts which were mentioned on the September 26 issue of this newspaper have not been refuted. However, to put on record, the facts mentioned were based on accounts from three Naga patients (who died) and their families. Perhaps the patients could have survived like many others, some who had third stage cancer, through timely and adequate treatment in hospitals in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai etc. The report was not directed at anyone nor against any community. Information on the abbreviation and also latest on staffing stand corrected. It is to also acknowledge that there are other departments in NEIGRIHMS which are performing satisfactorily. It is hoped the cases mentioned would serve to improve the performance for the sake of many poor and needy patients and the reiteration about patients’ rights is indeed heartening. It may be pertinent to mention that even The Shillong Times had written about the state of affairs in NEIGRIHMS. Further, the purpose of the report was only to inform people, which is the duty of the media.

Staff Reporter (Nagaland Post)

Reader’s Post GoI relaxes mandatory conditions for central scholarships Sir,

Earlier possession of Aadhar number was mandatory for applying of all types of central scholarships. Later those having Aadhar Enrollment Id were allowed to apply the same. Now GoI has modified the mandatory conditions and those do not have either Aadhar number or Aadhar Enrollment number can also apply with their bank account number. But there is no change in the last date of 30/09/16.

Nellayappan B, Principal, GHSS Bhandari

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.

Mumbai, Sep 27 (PTI): Office of the Shiv Sena mouthpiece ‘Saamana’ in Navi Mumbai was allegedly stoned today over a cartoon published in the daily alluding to the silent marches being taken out by Maratha community across the state.

A pro-Maratha outfit, ‘Sambhaji Brigade’, claimed the responsibility for the attack. While Shiv Sena termed the attack as “deliberate mis-

chief ” by some people to create a rift between the Maratha community, its ally BJP took objection to the cartoon and demanded public apology from the newspaper.

Opposition Congress and NCP also sought government action against the Sena mouthpiece for “hurting sentiments” of the community.

Giving details about the attack, police said three youths came in a vehicle at

alleged perpetrators belonged to Dalit community. A Sena leader requesting anonymity said, “The cartoon had no co-relation with the Maratha community. There are certain people, who want to create a rift within the community members by misguiding them. While doing that, they also got a good opportunity to defame the Sena.” “(Late Sena Chief) Bal Thackeray never believed in dividing Marathi speaking people on the basis of caste and creed. For him, all were equal. Thus, we cannot go against his principles to play with the sentiments of the Marathi speaking community. This is a case of deliberate mischief,” the leader said.

The Sambhaji Brigade condemned the cartoon and took responsibility of the attack. It also demanded apology from Sena leaders.

Sambhaji Brigade spokesperson Shivanand Bhanuse told PTI, “We are condemning a cartoon, which was published in ‘Saamana’.

ENCSU dismayed over DoTE notification (From p-1) “a direct challenge and insult” to the union in particular and backward tribes in general.

ENCSU alleged that the department was able to allot the vacant seats by using different forms of methods when it was in the interest of others.

But when the BTs urged the department to give them their

due share, the union said the department brought up all the lame excuses “just to deprive and discriminate the people from Backward Tribes.”

ENCSU further expressed surprise that the notification from the director was issued even before the decision of the cabinet was disseminated to anyone.

In the light of the above,

the union has conveyed to the department and the government that in the event of failing to fulfil their demands, the union would be “compelled to take extreme steps deemed necessary to safeguard the interest of the BTs.” ENCSU reaffirmed that it would not compromise till the demands mentioned in the ulti-

matum served on chief secretary on July 26, 2016 were addressed and justice delivered.

Meanwhile, the union has appealed to all the members “to stay physically and mentally prepared” to respond to its call in case the union was compelled to call for the next phase of agitation “which may be sudden and severe.”

ACAUT, DDCF oppose MAD order Municipal Council (DMC) in Dimapur city for the past several months with the tolls and taxes collected. With the leasing out of tolls and taxes to private individuals, the forum said the developmental activities in Dimapur would “once again” come to a halt. DDCF requested the responsible department to re-consider the decision and allow the DMC to collect the tolls and taxes

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/57

Dt. Zbto the 27/09/16

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri. Heloka. V. Yepthomi of Old Town Colony Zunheboto Town, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that his father V. Vikugha Yepthomi, has expired on 13-09-2016.

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

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Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

CORRECTION OF NAME

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I, Shri. M. Nchumthung Yanthan, S/o Mhonyamo Yanthan a permanent resident of Tchuyiro Colony, Wokha District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under :1. That I am bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my father's correct name is Mhonyamo Yanthan, where as in some of my document it has been entered as Khanyamo Yanthan due to clerical error.

3. That the names Mhonyamo Yanthan and Khanyamo Yanthan refer to one and same person.

4. Henceforth the official name should be read as Mhonyamo Yanthan.

That the statements made by me above are correct and true and nothing has been concealed therein. I hereby inscribe my signature below today the .............. 2016 at Kohima.

Deponent Solemnly affirm, declare by the deponent on this day the 26/09/16.

1st Class Magistrate Regd. No. 323, Date : 26/9/16

KVDA organises health talk at Kohima DIMAPUR: Health talk on “diabetes mellitus, hypertension and stroke” was held at KVC hall in commemoration of KVGOA silver jubilee celebration held under the theme, ‘health is wealth’ on September 25, organized by the Kohima Village Doctors’ Association (KVDA).

According to DIPR report, president KVGOA, Er. Keviletuo Yiese in his short speech stated that with the blessing of the pioneer leaders of KVGOA under the motto ‘Ramia Dzevi’, the KVGOA was celebrating its 25 years of completion. He informed that the KVGOA has organized its silver jubilee kick off cum felicitation programme and under its motto and to commemorate the celebration, the KVGOA had organized a training on livelihood, conducted sanitation drive within the village, organized an awareness campaign on disaster response, seminar on VDB programme and also on protection of ‘our’ land along with today’s health talk.

He said that these series of events have been organized with a hope to benefit the wellbeing of the people of the village.

Dr. Vizolie Suokhrie a senior officer from Medical department who also spoke on the occasion said that it was the right platform to create awareness on health issues. He also highlighted on various diseases which were considered to be under Non Communicable Diseases (NCD). He further informed that India Diabetes Study would be carried out across the state where on September 29, the doctors would be coming to the village to conduct the survey. He therefore requested the village council to assist the team on their visit.

Diabetologist, Dr. Neiphrezo Mepfhü-o speaking on the topic ‘Diabetes Mellitus’ stated that “Diabetes cannot be cured, it can

DIMAPUR: Special Summery Revision Electoral Rolls 2017 with state political parties was held at Hotel Japfu Kohima on September 27.

According to DIPR report, the Chief Electoral Officer, Sanjay Kumar, IAS said that the Summery Revision of E-Roll was a statutory process with strict timeline and responsibility under the Election Commission and it was the main basis on which elections would be conducted. It was very important and crucial where it determines the fate of the intending candidates, he said. The CEO pointed out that out of 11 lacs and 20 thousand voters, 4 lacs were bogus and added that the Election department has been conducting meetings with various stakeholders and groups of people to ensure that “we” get rid of dirty electoral rolls with multiple entries, bogus etc. He requested the political parties

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

DECLARATION

I, Sri. Briendra Prasad aged about 48 Years, S/o Lt. Mundrika Sah, permanent resident of Village : Rasaulli, P.O : Rasaulli, P.S : Panapur, Dist- Chapra : Bihar and presently residing at Nataji Colony, Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and Hindu by religion and residing at the aforementioned address.

2. That I have 5 (five) children, 3 Girls and 2 Boys and Sri Nitesh Kumar Raj in my eldest son and second child among all the children.

3. That my son Sri. Nitesh Kumar Raj is gone out of my control and I have tried my level best to rectify him, but no rectification.

4. That I voluntarily in my good sense have ostracized my son Sri Nitesh Kumar Raj from my family with effect from this declaration.

5. That from now onwards, Sri Nitesh Jumar Raj shall not be entitled to any share of my property and shall not deemed as my son.

6. That any transactions my any person with Sri Nitesh Kumar Raj will be done at his own risk and neither I nor any of my family members will be responsible for the transactions.

7. That Sri Nitesh Kumar Raj shall not have right to perform my last rites after my death.

8. That I further declare that the statement made in para 1-7 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing materials are concealed therein.

Deponent Sworn before me on 7th day of Sept.' 2016.

Judicial Magistrate Dimapur : Nagaland Regd. No. 1996/16, Date : 07/09/16

Longjemdang village council condemns

Dimapur: Longjemdang Village Council hereby strongly condemns the barbaric and inhuman act resulting in the murder of late Tekachang, 77 year old, citizen of Mangmetong village, on September 11.

In a condemnation note by Longjemdang village council chairman Lanuwati, the village council also highly condemned those culprits involved in the heinous act and dumping of the body at Tsürang river which is “our” ancestral land. The council appeals the law enforcing authority to punish the culprits as per the law of the land.

CEO Sanjay Kumar briefing the political parties on Special Summery Revision Electoral Rolls 2017 with state political parties at Hotel Japfu Kohima on September 27. (DPRO)

Japfu Kohima with various stakeholders, NGO’s and political parties.

The meeting was chaired

by Dy. CEO, Khekugha Sema where Povotso Lohe, state executive members & for-

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to extend active cooperation, participation and support to various processes for Special Summery Revision exercise so that they will not fail in any of their timelines.

Dy. CEO, Vekho Vero also said that physically challenged persons if any left out, who had attained 18 years of age, residents of particular location were eligible to register in the E-Roll.

He disclosed that the BLOs would verified the nature of disability, so that they would provide assistance to enable them to reach the polling stations.

Briefing on the procedural matters on Special Summery Revision, ACEO, Awa Lorin, said that the Special Summery Revision was an annual feature and that state level launching ceremony would be held on October 1 under the commission theme “No voter to be left behind” at Hotel

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directly so as to avoid middlemen. It stated that DMC with its enormous manpower was capable of collection of tolls and taxes and also utilise it in the developmental activities of the city.

Further, the DDCF extended support to the efforts of the Dimapur-based CSOs to oppose the implementation of notification, which, it said was “against the wishes of the citizens of Dimapur.”

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Wapangmenba, Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Wabanglila, relation wife, R/o. H. No. Kevijau Colony to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 7.9.16.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 23/10/16.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 22 day of 9/16.

only be controlled”. He said that diabetes was a disease that resulted in too much sugar in the blood or high blood glucose which effects the body’s ability to produce or use insulin. He enlightened the gathering on the symptoms of having diabetes and emphasized on the preventive measures and its control.

He pointed out that in order to be free from diabetes and also to control blood sugar level of a diabetic patient, one has to maintain normal body weight, healthy nutritional practices, regular physical exercise and avoid alcohol and smoking.

Anesthesologist, Dr. Khriesatalie Yhome who is also the president of the KVDA spoke on the topic ‘Hypertension & Stroke’ where he highlighted on the symptoms of high blood pressure (Hypertension) and the cause of it.

He also emphasized on the risk factors of high blood pressure and usage of medicine and its preventive measures to maintain body weight, physical activity, healthy diet, low in salt, fat and increase intake of seasonal fruits and vegetables, avoid harmful use of alcohol and to manage stress in healthy ways.

Kohima village council chairman, Medoselhou Keretsü who also addressed the gathering thanked the KVGOA for organizing such events for the welfare and benefit of the villager. He also cautioned everyone to monitor one’s blood pressure regularly and follow the preventive measures for healthy life.

The session was followed by blood examination in the form of blood grouping and blood sugar administered by the NCD team and Nagaland Pathology department.

The programme was chaired by Dr. Khriesi Sachü while invocation was offered by pastor Khedi Baptist Church, Neivizolie Chielie and vote of thanks was proposed by Dr. Kehousetuo Kuotsu.

DIMAPUR: Joint co-ordination meeting of NPF Tuensang and NPF Mokokchung division was held on September 26 at Tuensang division office. Short speeches were delivered by chairman organising committee Mokokchung division Yarangjang, v/president Mokokchung division S. Rongsen and president Mokokchung division Moasangba Jamir.

They exchanged views and discussed to strengthen the NPF party under the leadership of president Dr. Shurhozelie and chief minister T.R. Zeliang. It was decided to hold such co-ordination meeting in the future. Vote of thanks was delivered by gen/sec (adm) Tuensang division Bendang Sangtam. Earlier, the meeting was presided by president Tuensang division S. Lusang, invocation by president W/ wing Tuensang division Imsula and welcome address was pronounced by V/president Tuensang division Z. Hanso.

CEO brief political parties on electoral rolls

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

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(From p-1) ACAUT said the lease system was “nothing but extortion” and cautioned that the potential leasees “may go ahead at their own risks.”

DDCF: In another press release, DDCF president, Joseph Lemtur, maintained that the citizens of Dimapur were “greatly benefited” by the development work undertaken by the Dimapur

ment) of the district.

AADHAR has become mandatory for every student to be enrolled within UDISE which would give correct and genuine students’ statistics data of the state, he said.

Basing on the updated data based records, all the government aids and fundings shall be dispatched in the coming future so it should be accurate, he emphasized.

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Samna Press Building that was pelted with stones at Vashi in Navi Mumbai on Tuesday. (PTI)

the ‘Saamana’ printing press building located at Sanpada in Navi Mumbai at around 1.45 pm. They called the guard of the press and requested him to take a letter. As the guard was approaching the vehicle, the youths got down, rushed towards the press and allegedly pelted stones damaging glasses on the outer wall of the building and fled, they said. Police reached the spot and a complaint was lodged by the office-bearers at Sanpada police station.

Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Hemant Nagrale confirmed the incident.

Police said an offence has been registered against the accused and appropriate action will be taken.

On Sunday, a cartoon on “muk morcha” (silent march) was published in ‘Saamana’, which drew flak from political quarters. The Marathas have been organising silent marches across the state following the Kopardi rape and murder incident, in which the victim was a member from the community, while the

Nagaland, Dr. Kevi Rio in his speech stressed on the importance of the correct Data entry and its usefulness. He also advised all the teachers to do the data entry with utmost importance. The programme was attended by the DDEO Tuensang and his staff, Rokozeho Asstt. Mission Director RMSA, teacher representatives from all the schools (private and govern-

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DIMAPUR: Unified District Information System for Education Day cum training on Students Data collection Insync with UDISE 2016 was held at CKS Hall Tuensang on September 27, organized by the DEO Tuensang in collaboration with RMSA Nagaland.

According to DIPR report, the resource person joint mission director RMSA

Co-ordination meeting of NPF Tsg & Mkg held

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Venkaiah Naidu

ing students and graduates equipped with “knowledge, skills, attitude and values” that were required to lead a productive life and participate in the country’s development process.

“Commercialisation of education with emphasis on success in competitive exams and securing a high-paid job is resulting in socio-economic issues to be grappled with.

If our (present) higher education system does not result in right products, it could

have serious socio-economic and political implications”, Venkaiah warned.

“From being a pioneer of education in ancient times, we have now come to lag behind many other nations in terms of both quality and quantity.

From great heights, we have for some reasons fallen by the wayside.

“Thousands of our students flock to other countries for higher studies and that is a matter of serious concern,” the Union Minister observed.

He asked the vice-chancellors to ponder this and “do the needful”.

Andhra Pradesh Health Minister Kamineni Srinivas, Association of Indian Universities president D S Chauhan, Vignan University founder Lavu Rattaiah and vicechancellors of universities of southern states are attending the three-day conference that is deliberating on the theme “Universities’ contribution to spilling, innovation and entrepreneurship”.

L u c k n ow, S e p 2 7 (IANS): Chief Election Commissioner Naseem Zaidi on Tuesday said political parties in Uttar Pradesh were wary about free and fair assembly elections.

Addressing a press conference on the last day of his three-day visit to Lucknow, he said he had discussed the issue with police officials.

All parties want a free and fair poll and “we are doing all that is possible to ensure” this, he added.

He said the Election Commission had held threadbare meetings with state officials, district magistrates and the police.

Zaidi also said that all political parties, barring the ruling Samajwadi Party, felt that the assembly polls, due early next year, won’t be fair and free if the state police alone was involved.

Opposition parties want central forces deployed during the polls. He also said that all parties were unanimous that the use of money and muscle power in the elections should be ended.

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Vijayawada, Sep 27 (PTI): The Centre is currently working on the National Education Policy-2016 that seeks to promote “a credible education system” capable of ensuring quality education and life-long learning opportunities for all, Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting M Venkaiah Naidu announced Tuesday.

The Centre was also working to promote 20 worldclass institutions both in public and private sectors, he said, adding that “informing and reforming our youth force”, so as to enable it to take part in the transformation of India, “shall be the agenda of higher educational institutions”.

Addressing the inaugural session of the south zone conference of vice-chancellors of various universities at the Vignan University at Vadlamani in Guntur district this afternoon, Venkaiah said the new policy, which was now going through a consultation process, was aimed produc-

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E1’s provided on pan-India basis on September 20,” it said.

“Unfortunately, despite the prompt and colossal effort put in by Airtel, as on date, only 2,484 E1s are live out of total capacity of 3,048 provided, primarily due to various reasons for delay attributable solely to Jio’s under preparedness and insufficient testing teams/efforts.”

Jio has maintained that interconnection points provided by other operators were insufficient. “Based on industry practice, 12,500 E1 ports (interconnect points, with technical parameters) are required for 22 million subscribers,” said a Reliance Industries statement on August 18. “As against this, the top three operators have released only 1,400 ports so far.”

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New Delhi, Sep 27 (IANS): Bharti Airtel has said that enough points of interconnection (PoIs) have been provided to Reliance Jio to support 20-25 million subscribers and that the company has not been able to deploy its full capacity due to under-preparedness and insufficient testing effort. “Post our bilateral meeting on September 13 to premeditate on the matter of augmentation of PoIs, we had analysed the traffic figures at the interconnect links as well as your demands for projected capacity,” the company said in a letter to Jio, dated September 26.

“Basis on our due diligence of these dynamics, we had provided 1,350 E1’s (interconnect points) on the very next day. This was followed by incremental capacity of 1,000

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Mumbai, Sep 27 (PTI): Gold prices decline further at the domestic bullion market here today on subdued investors offtake as well as poor demand from stockists and jewelers restricted by cautious overseas sentiments.

Silver also fell further for the third session owing to lack of industrial buying support.

Standard gold (99.5 purity) declined by Rs 65 to close at Rs 31,320 per 10 grams from Monday’s finish of Rs 31,385.

Pure gold (99.9 purity) also fell by a similar margin to settle at Rs 31,470 per 10 grams as compared to Rs 31,535 yesterday.

Silver (.999 fineness) moved down by Rs 180 to end at Rs 46,255 from Rs 46,435 earlier. In worldwide trade, gold fell as the dollar and stocks gained ground on the view that US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton got the better of rival Donald Trump in their first debate.

Spot gold was down 0.1 percent at USD 1,336.82 an ounce in early European trade, snapping a six-day winning streak. US gold futures eased 0.3 percent to USD 1,340.80 an ounce. Among other precious metals, silver edged 0.1 per cent higher to USD 19.42 an ounce after falling 1.2 percent in the previous session, which was its biggest loss over two weeks.

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that could make the situation much worse, not only from the perspective of trade but also for job creation and economic growth and development which are so closely linked to an open trading system,” he said.

If the revised projection holds, 2016 will be the first time in 15 years that the ratio between trade growth and world GDP will fall below 1:1, he added.

“The latest figures are a disappointing development and underline a recent weakening in the relationship between trade and GDP growth,” he said.

Further, the WTO said that the forecast for 2017 has also been revised, with trade now expected to grow between 1.8 per cent and 3.1 per cent, down from 3.6 per cent previously.

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algo trading and co-location facility.

HFT also called algorithmic trading or ‘algo’ in market parlance refers to orders generated at a super-fast speed by use of advanced mathematical models that involve automated execution of trade, and it is mostly used by large institutional investors.

The rise of HFT has raised concerns in the country with regard to its impact on market quality, financial stability and regulatory framework.

Asked about the possibility of allowing Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs)to trade directly without brokers in equities, Sinha said there is “no such case”.

The Sebi board, last week, had decided to allow wellregulated FPIs to trade directly in bonds without any broker.

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such as technology providers of HFTs, the firms which are actually using HFTs, small brokers, small traders, investment advisers or investor associations,” he added while observing that Sebi wants an open discussion on various aspects of co-location and algo trading.

Noting that consultation of the issue would be “wide ranging,” the chairman said Sebi will also have discussions with the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) following which a final view would be taken on HFT norms.

Under the proposed norms, Sebi could introduce resting time for orders, random delays and random speed bumps, separate queues for co-location and non co-location orders for strengthening the regulatory framework for

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Mumbai, Sep 27 (PTI): Sebi chief U K Sinha today said the capital markets regulator will consult the government, the RBI and high frequency trading (HFT) technology providers before taking a final call on tweaking norms related to super-fast algo trades.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has already floated a consultation paper on algo trade, wherein it has proposed various checks and balances to prevent any misuse of such mechanism. “We have received a number of feed backs and the Sebi technical advisory is looking into all the inputs that have been received,” Sinha told reporters here on sidelines of a CII seminar on corporate bond market in BRICS. “...we propose to have interaction with various groups

Gold, silver decline further on global cues

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The WTO said: “The contraction was driven (not only) by slowing GDP and trade growth in developing economies such as China and Brazil but also in North America, which had the strongest import growth of any region in 2014-15, but has decelerated since then.”

With expected global GDP growth of 2.2 per cent in 2016, this year would mark the “slowest pace” of trade and output growth since the financial crisis of 2009, it said.

WTO Director-General Roberto Azevêdo said the dramatic slowing of trade growth is serious and should serve as a wake-up call. “It is particularly concerning in the context of growing anti-globalization sentiment. We need to make sure that this does not translate into misguided policies

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Mumbai, Sep 27 (PTI): Rising for the fourth consecutive session, the rupee today ended at a fresh two-week high of 66.50 on sustained selling of the US currency by exporters and banks despite higher greenback overseas. A large uptick in foreign capital inflows into debt and equities largely supported the domestic unit to maintain its edge against the greenback.

Unwinding of long-dollar positions by speculative traders and the currency’s strong underlying fundamentals further buoyed the home unit.

The rupee opened substantially higher at 66.54 from overnight close of 66.61 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market and kept moving higher to hit an intra-day high of 66.4375 before concluding at 66.50 (its highest level since September 6), showing a smart gain of 11 paise, or 0.17 per cent. The American dollar rose modestly following higher-than- expected new home sales data and was also supported by outcome of yesterday’s first US Presidential debate amid anticipation that Democratic Party candidate Hillary Clinton will become the next US president. The US dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was up 0.22 per cent at 95.42.

e-commerce.”

The rules, he added, also provide for matching of input tax credit claim on inward supplies and procedure for output tax liability reduction claim.

As regards the refunds, the rules specified the procedure for claiming refund of any tax, interest, penalty, fees or any other amount under GST. “Where application relates to refund of input tax credit, electronic credit ledger shall be debited by the applicant by an amount equal to the refund so claimed...refund in case of export of taxable goods or services without payment of tax under bond or letter of undertaking, shall be granted on the basis of a prescribed formula,” said Mohan.

He further said that as per the rules no refund of input tax credit would be allowed if supplier of goods or services avails drawback or claims rebate of tax paid.

tegrated, productive economy,” it said. India recently adopted structural reform to attract more foreign direct investment and passed legislation to allow a national tax that will create a more integrated and productive economy, it added. The government intends to implement the goods and services tax (GST) from April 1, 2017. The report said South Asia is now developing into Asia’s fastest growing sub-region, driven by solid growth in India. Forecasts in ADO 2016 are retained, with growth seen to slow slightly to 6.9 percent in 2016 before reaccelerating to 7.3 per cent in 2017. The growth projections for India, the sub-region’s largest economy, are similarly unchanged for both years, providing the main resistance to global headwinds. Developing Asia is expected to maintain its growth pace going into 2017, buoyed by an improving external environment and resilience in the region’s two largest economies, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and India.

Geneva, Sep 27 (PTI): The World Trade Organization has for the third time lowered its global trade growth forecast for this year to 1.7 per cent, stating that this slowdown is “serious” and should serve as a “wake-up call” for nations.

“World trade will grow more slowly than expected in 2016, expanding by just 1.7 per cent, well below the April forecast of 2.8 per cent,” according to the latest WTO estimates released today.

In September 2015, the WTO estimated that global trade would rise by 3.9 per cent in 2016. It lowered that projection to 2.8 per cent and now to 1.7 per cent.

Slowing world trade will have implications for India, which has been witnessing decline in exports. Its outbound shipments are in the negative zone since December 2014.

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fund, every registered taxable person will be required to furnish a monthly return in specified form (GSTR-3).

There is also a provision for electronic furnishing of annual return by every registered taxable person and composition supplier.

The rules further said that every taxable person whose aggregate turnover during a financial year exceed Rs 1 crore will be required to submit annually a duly certified audited statement.

The draft rules, according to Rajat Mohan, DirectorIndirect Taxation, Nangia & Co, “have prescribed the form and manner of submission of quarterly returns by composition supplier, returns by non-resident taxable person, input service distributor, persons required to deduct tax at source and the form and manner of submitting statement of supplies effected through

New Delhi, Sep 27 (PTI): India’s economy will remain on a strong growth path this fiscal and clock a growth of 7.4 percent aided by implementation of key structural reforms, robust consumer demand and higher agricultural output driven by a good monsoon, predicted an ADB study.

Despite moderation in the first quarter of 2016-17, forecast for growth is retained at 7.4 per cent in 2016 on the strength of improved private consumption after recently approved hike in wage and pension and expectations of a healthy monsoon lifting rural income, according to the latest Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2016 Update.

As corporates successfully deleverage and bank reform boosts lending, recovery in private investment will help drive growth to 7.8 percent in 2017. “Legislation to create a national value-added tax should lift investor confidence as this accomplished a key step towards a much more in-

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NEW DELHI, Sep 27 (PTI): Moving at a fast pace, the tax department on Tuesday came up with two more draft rules and their formats on GST returns and refunds requiring assessees to file monthly returns and specifying procedure for claiming refunds of taxes, interest and fees.

The stakeholders have been given time till Wednesday to give their comments on the two draft rules which, along with other rules, will be finalised at the second meeting of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on September 30. The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) on Monday unveiled three draft rules and their formats relating to registration, invoice and payments for public comments.

The government aims to implement the new indirect tax regime GST from April 1, 2017.

As per the rules for re-

Solid demand, reforms to sustain India’s growth: ADB

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LOST NOTICE I, Lashito Sumi am applying for the duplicate copy of my Cl-10 HSLC Admit Card and Marksheet as I have lost them.

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Colombia signs historic peace deal

Bogota, Sep 27 (Agenices): The leader of the Farc rebel group has apologised to the victims of Colombia’s armed conflict which ended with Monday’s signing of a peace deal.

Colombian leader Juan Manuel Santos and the Farc rebel commander known as Timochenko signed the deal in an emotional ceremony on Monday evening.

“I would like to ask for forgiveness for all the pain that we may have caused during this war,” he said.

The guests at the ceremony in Cartagena cheered when Timochenko apologised. Some shouted “Yes, we can!” while Farc members and heads of state from Latin America rose to their feet on the stage and applauded.

The ceremony which marks the end of 52 years of armed conflict was broadcast live and shown on giant screens in the capital, Bogota, and other large cities.

Farc rebels gathered in a number of camps also followed the broadcast.

People gather at the Bolivar square outside the cathedral in Bogota, Colombia, September 26, 2016.

There was so much symbolism in this historic signing - a pen made from a bullet to

Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos, left, and Farc leader Timochenko shake hands during the signing of the historic peace agreement in Cartagena on Monday. (source internet) sign the peace deal, the singing of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy, everyone dressed in white.

President Santos said this historic moment was a message from Colombia to the world: no more war. “No more war,” the crowd chanted in return.

This was the first time Timochenko addressed the nation live on TV. He promised the Farc would give up its guns, and more than that, he asked for forgiveness.

It earned him a standing ovation. That would have been unthinkable not long ago.

But after 50 years of war, many Colombians still aren’t ready to forgive. As President

9 injured in shooting at strip mall in Houston Houston, Sep 26 (PTI): A disgruntled lawyer, believed to be half-Indian, today fired indiscriminately and injured nine persons at a strip mall in southwest Houston before being shot dead by police in the latest incident of mass shooting in the US. The shooter was identified as Nathan DeSai, who previously worked at McDaniel & DeSai LLP, though the practice closed down at some time last year, Ken McDaniel told the local media here.

Houston Police confirmed the mass shooter was dead after firing at passing cars and officers who responded to the call for help at a shopping centre.

Earlier today, they had tweeted that an “active shooter at Weslayan & Bissonnet has been shot by our officers; no reports of other suspects at this time.”

The attacker was shot by cops — and was pronounced dead on arrival at a nearby hospital, police said.

Witnesses and emergency officials described a chaotic scene as the gunman fired dozens of shots at random, sending people ducking for cover. One

witness, said he heard “over 100 shots” fired – including AK-47 and AR-15 gunfire. It was “steady shooting back and forth” between police and the suspect, the man said.

Six victims were being treated in hospital, with two in a critical condition, and three were released, said interim Houston police Chief Martha Montalvo. She said the suspect was a lawyer who lived in the neighbourhood and police are investigating whether “issues” at his law firm were behind the shooting. The gunman was shot dead near his parked car, which contained additional weapons, on a residential street near the shopping centre as heavilyarmed police officers descended on the area. According to local media, who spoke with DeSai’s father, said the man had tried calling his son numerous times today but had only gotten the man’s voicemail.

DeSai’s father said his son was upset over the failure of his law firm and the business closed due to a lack of clients.

He confirmed his son owned multiple guns and said he had a license to carry.

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MOKOKCHUNG TO MARIANI ROADSIDE VILLAGERS CONCERN FORUM MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

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The Mokokchung to Mariani Roadside Villagers Concern Forum conveys our appreciation to the following legislators, administrative and various departmental officials, individuals, organizations and all well wishers for their moral, financial, material, machinery and labour support during the execution of repairing work on NH 702 D (Mokokchung Mariani Road) 1. Shri Nuklutoshi Hon’ble Minister National Highways Nagaland Kohima 2. Dr. Benjongliba Parliamentary Secretary Dept. of Agri Nagaland Kohima 3. Dr. Longri Parliamentary Secretary Labour and Employment 4. Shri Imkong L. Imchen MLA 5. Commissioner & Secretary Works & Housing Nagaland Kohima 6. Engineer-in-Chief NPWD Nagaland Kohima 7. Chief Engineer PWD (NH) Nagaland Kohima 8. Suptd. Engineer PWD (NH) Nagaland Kohima 9. Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung 10. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Mangkolemba 11. President Ao Senden 12. Executive Engineer NH Div-11 Mokokchung 13. Chairman & MD REM Group Longtho 14. Mokokchung District Truck Owners Association 15. Ayim Asem and well wishers of Chungtia, Aliba and Kinunger villages 16. Changki Imlang Baptist Arogo 17. Nagaland Taxi Association Mokokchung Zone Khensa Unit 18. All Council Members & public of twelve roadside villages along NH 702 D for your participation and co-operation.

A service rendered in times of public grievances deserved highest appreciation. May the good Lord bless one and all in days to come.

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Santos put it, the hard work of building peace now lies ahead.

Under the deal, the Farc will now become a political party. The rebels will take part in legislative elections in 2018, and - as part of the peace deal - they will be guaranteed a minimum of 10 seats in Congress for their first legislative period.

President Santos addressed the Farc rebels directly and praised their decision to lay down arms. “Swapping bullets for votes and weapons for ideas is the bravest and most intelligent decision that any rebel group could take,” he said.

“When you begin your

Pak army fully prepared to respond: official Islamabad, Sep 27 (PTI): The Pakistan Army today said it was closely watching the Indian border and was “fully prepared to respond” to any kind of situation, in the wake of rising tensions with India after the Uri terror attack. “We are closely monitoring the developments on the eastern border and we are fully prepared to respond,” military spokesman Lt Gen Asim Saleem Bajwa said after a security meeting in Peshawar. The meeting headed by army chief General Raheel Sharif reviewed the security at the border with Afghanistan.

Diplomatic tensions have spiked between India and Pakistan since the September 18 attack on an army base in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 18 Indian soldiers. Pakistan has rejected allegations of its involvement in the assault with both countries hitting out at each other including at the UN General Assembly.

we all love, I welcome you to democracy.”

Timochenko said that the rebels would not take up arms anymore.

“War is over, we’re starting to build peace,” he said before his speech was interrupted by the sound of Colombian Air Force fighter jets flying over the venue.

Looking up startled, Timochenko’s worried expression then turned into a smile and he joked: “Well, this time they came to pay their respects to peace and not to drop bombs.

A number of Farc leaders, such Raul Reyes and Mono Jojoy, were killed in bombing raids over the past decade.

The peace deal was reached after four years of formal peace talks in the Cuban capital, Havana, which were preceded by two years of secret talks.

But before it can come into force it will have to be approved by Colombians in a public vote scheduled for Sunday.

While recent polls suggest that a majority of Colombians back the deal, there has been vocal opposition to the agreement.

Washington, Sept 27 (PTI): The US has asked Pakistan to close all terrorist safe havens and target all militant groups, including those that target neighbouring countries, after India made a strong pitch at the UN for isolating nations who nurture, paddle and export terror.

“Our focus with Pakistan is to enhance their capability and to deal with terrorist threats on their soil. They are fighting a serious and sustained campaign against violent extremism,” White House Deputy spokesperson Mark Toner said.

“We do believe that they are making progress and taking steps to counter terrorist violence, but at the same time we have been very clear that they need to target all militant groups, including those that target Pakistan’s neighbours, and close all safe havens,” he said. Diplomatic tensions between India and Pakistan have been rising since the September 18 attack on an army base in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 18 Indian soldiers. Pakistan has rejected allegations of its involvement in the assault with both countries hitting out at each other including at the UN General Assembly.

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Aleppo evacuation corridors needed Aleppo, Sep 27 (Agencies): The World Health Organisation wants safe routes to be set up immediately to evacuate sick and wounded Syrians from besieged parts of the city of Aleppo.

A spokeswoman said there were only 35 doctors left to care hundreds of patients trapped in the rebel-held east, and that the number was rising.

Medical supplies are also running out, and there is a shortage of blood.

Russian-backed Syrian government forces launched an all-out assault on the east on Thursday after a truce collapsed.

Since then, the intense and sustained aerial bombardment of Aleppo and its surrounding countryside has killed at least 248 people, almost all of them civilians, according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The US and its allies, who support the rebels fighting the Syrian government, have said the attacks constitute war crimes and accused Russia of “barbarism”. Moscow has vigorously denied the allegations and criticised their “unacceptable” rhetoric.

Aleppo, once Syria’s largest city and the country’s commercial and industrial hub, has been divided roughly

Fadela Chaib in two since 2012, with President Bashar al-Assad’s forces controlling the west and rebel factions the east.

In the past year, government troops have gradually broken the deadlock with the help of Iranian-backed militias and Russian air strikes.

Earlier this month, they severed the rebels’ last route into the east and placed its 250,000 residents under siege.

At a news conference in Geneva on Monday, WHO spokeswoman Fadela Chaib said the escalation of fighting was “claiming more victims every day” and called for the “immediate establishment of humanitarian routes to evacuate the sick and wounded from the eastern part of the city”.

“We are talking about only 35 doctors left in east Aleppo to take care of hundreds of wounded people, and

the number is increasing,” she warned.

People inspect site of reported air strike in rebelheld Tariq al-Bab district of Aleppo, Syria (26 September 2016).

“It’s not just one attack - it’s a daily attack on civilians. So you can imagine how many wounded are trying to get some medical help in such circumstances,” she added.

“It’s a worrisome situation.”

Many streets are now blocked by rubble, meaning ambulances cannot get through.

All of the 25 functioning or partially functioning medical centres are on the verge of complete destruction, according to the WHO. On Monday, Dr Abd Arrahman Alomar of the Syrian American Medical Society said at least 40 wounded people needed to be evacuated, but that most wanted to be sent to rebel-held territory in neighbouring Idlib province or to Turkey, and not to the government-controlled west of Aleppo.

Both the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross have been calling for humanitarian corridors into Aleppo for several weeks, but so far those calls have been ignored, reports the BBC’s Imogen Foulkes in Geneva.

Presidential election debate: Trump and Clinton clash N e w Yo r k , S e p 2 7 (Agencies): The two US presidential candidates have clashed over jobs, terrorism and race in a bitter television debate.

The attacks turned personal as Republican Donald Trump accused his rival Hillary Clinton of not having the right temperament to be president. Meanwhile, Clinton baited Trump by pointing out that he refuses to release his tax returns. The New York showdown could be the most watched debate in TV history, with up to 100 million viewers.

Hours before the programme, polls suggested the candidates were locked in a dead heat, adding to the tension between the rivals on stage throughout the debate.

“I have a feeling that by the end of this evening, I’m going to be blamed for everything that’s ever happened,” Clinton quipped when prompted to respond to

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton one of Trump’s attacks.

“Why not?” Mr Trump interrupted.

“Yeah, why not,” she answered. “You know, just join the debate by saying more crazy things.”

5 million tweets about the debate, 62% of them were about Trump, 444,000 were about NBC presenter Lester Holt, 10,500 were about #UnlikelyDebateGuests.

Trump was later thrown on the defensive by moderator

OFFICE OF THE

SEWANU VILLAGE COUNCIL PO/PS TSEMINYU -797109, KOHIMA NAGALAND

REJOINDER

In response to the press release on 23-09-2016 in Nagaland Post under the caption "Youth Organization Sewanu Village" stating that Mr.Aham Magh the former Village Council Chairman and Mr. Robin Magh former VDB Secretary of Sewanu Village have misused the village fund for 3 consecutive tenures since the village recognition (i.e 2002 till 2016).

In regard to this, the undersigned would like to clarify the matters in question: 1. That, it is a known fact that the Village Council was dissolved, but the dissolution of the village Council does not empower anybody to do anything as he likes.

2. That there is still a government authorized body to run and take care of village administration.

3. It is not a new thing in every society that there cropped up a certain people having a vested interest to mislead the gullible public and also the concerned competent authority with their concocted rhetoric without having any established evidences.

4. Whereas, to run the village administration the government has given proper directions that covered every aspects of management of village welfare.

5. As for their allegations of misappropriations of fund are serially explained below: i. i. MGNREGA: It was yearly audited by the authorized auditors and there was no any audit notes against the misappropriations of fund. The established records shown under satisfactorily explained that the allegations are baseless and unfounded: Year of allocation of fund Date of audit Name of authorized auditor 1.

Kepemu Jamu 2007-2009 15-08/-2009 2. Nofee Magh 1. Yhunilo Jemu 2009-2011 09-08-2001 2. Agwayon Jemu 3. Etsumvü Magh 1. Etsumvü Magh 2011-2012 15-12-2012 2. Agwayon Jemu 3. Isack Magh 1. Etsumvü Magh 2012-2014 21-07-2014 2. Agwayon Jemu 3. Adam Kath 1. Etsumvü Magh 2014-2016 06-08-2016 2. Agwayon Jemu 3. Adam Kath ii. Finance Commission: The total receipt under Finance Commission was Rs.1,00,000/-(Rupees one lakh) only out of which Rs.40,000/- (rupees forty thousand only) was spent for purchase of materials for the construction of Panchayat Hall and remaining Rs.60,000/-(Rupees sixty thousand only) is purely reserved to meet the necessary expenditures as and when the construction started.

The said materials and the amount are readily available for verification at any time. iii. CGI Sheet: VDB Management has already audited whatever quantity we received and submitted the report to the concerned office. Any individuals may have verify the total receipt in the office if so desire. iv. Social welfare: The Village Council Chairman and the VDB Secretary have nothing to do with this baseless allegation as the Social Welfare Department has to allocate the works to the contractors on tender basis and so far no works has been started by the said department. The undersigned further advise not to take such undesirable condemnation which may lead to disturb the peaceful atmosphere in the village.

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HUGA MAGH Head GB, Sewanu Village

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NGASHÜ-O, GB Sewanu Village

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AGWAYON Council Secretary, Sewanu Village

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Lester Holt for not disclosing his tax returns.

He claimed he was under a “routine audit” and would release the document once the audit was finished.

But the hotel developer promised he would release them if his opponent released 33,000 emails that were deleted during an investigation into her private email set-up

while secretary of state.

Clinton made a brief response to Trump’s attacks about her use of a private email server - which has haunted her on the campaign trail.

She said there were no excuses for the “mistake” and that she takes responsibility for it. But she was also uncomfortable when defending her changing position on the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.

Other debate highlights: • He said she did not have the stamina to be president, to which she replied that she visited 112 countries as secretary of state • African Americans are living “in hell” in the US due to gun violence, Trump said • Clinton criticised him for saying climate change was a Chinese hoax • She was attacked by

him for being weak on Islamic State militants and soft on Iran • “You’ve been fighting Isis [Islamic State group] your entire adult life,’’ Trump mocked • In a wider assault on his treatment of women, she said he had called women “pigs, slobs and dogs” One key exchange was over Trump’s long-held belief that President Barack Obama was born outside the US, a position he finally reversed two weeks ago.

“He has a long record of engaging in racist behaviour,” she said, adding that it was a “very hurtful” lie that annoyed and bothered the first African American president.

When asked by Holt to explain his change in stance, he said he wanted to concentrate on bigger, more important issues.

INFORMATION

Basing on the resolution adopted during the meeting of Lirmen Senso Mungdang on 12th February, 2013 where it was unanimously resolved to support Dr. Benjongliba Aier NPF Candidate, it is once again made known that the public of the 3 (three) Villages i.e Lirmen, Tsuremmen and Akomen Village stand firm and united and reaffirm to support the present Government under the able and dynamic leadership of Dr. Benjongliba Aier, Parliamentary Secretary, Agriculture and Chairman, NSAMB.

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MOPUNGCHUKET SENSO TELONGJEM Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Dimapur would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and thankfulness to all the participants and well wishers for the successful celebration of Golden Jubilee at Agri. Expo. 4th Mile Dimapur on 24th September 2016. Our special thanks goes to the following dignitaries and organizations for their valuable contribution for the successful celebration of Golden Jubilee.

1. Prof. A. Lanunüngsang, Rtd. Pro-Vice Chancellor, NU. 2. Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, Honourable Parliamentary Secretary (Geology & Mining) 3. Ao Senso Telongjem, Dimapur 4. Watsü Telongjem, Dimapur 5. Dimapur Asetkong Telongjem 6. Dimapur Ao Lanur Telongjem 7. Ao Students' Union, Dimapur.

8. Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic.

9. Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo 10. Mopungchuket Baptist Arogo.

11. Mopungchuket Senso Mungdang.

12. Chairman, Mopungchuket Village Council.

13. Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem, Mokokchung 14. Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem, Kohima 15. In-laws.

16. Media Houses.

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Salman proposed a MMA opens new premises 2 Days Literary Events Held at DMHSS girl for marriage and M it isn’t Iulia Vantur!

Robbie Williams to release new album in November

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obbie Williams has announced that he is releasing a new album in November.

The chart-topping star’s new release – which is called Heavy Entertainment Show – was unveiled during the X Factor ad break on Sunday evening.

The ad featured Williams, 42, dressed as a boxer in the ring, fighting as both opponents. It is his first album since 2013’s Swings Both Ways.

Speaking to Julie Adenuga in a special interview to be aired on her Beats 1 radio show, Williams said the record had been in the pipeline for some time.

“I’ve been working on this album like I work on all the other albums,” he said.

“It’s been a process of three years, some of these songs that have been on the album I’ve had three years ago, and I’ve had on my computer and I’ve been very excited about them, and the new ones have taken their place and then the old ones have gone, and then the old ones come back up, the new ones, it’s just a process that’s been years in the making.”

The singer, who has two childen with his wife, Ayda Field, worked with longtime collaborator Guy Chambers on the album.

MNS workers protest outside Karan Johar’s office

Students performing a choreography during the event.

Margaret shishak giving a special performance during the opening of a new MMA premises at Kashiram, Dimapur and were pursuing music as a career.

MMA director was of the opinion that, “With a vision to constantly strive and instil a sense of responsibility in the students that music is more than a pleasure, but a

Steve Vai to be inducted into Long Island Music Hall Of Fame

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N S wo r k e r s h ave put their words into action and headed to Karan Johar’s office, on Tuesday afternoon, to protest against the director for casting Pakistani actor Fawad Khan in his upcoming film ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’. According to reports, an estimate of 100 party workers assembled outside the director’s Andheri (West) office to shout slogans. The police force was deployed and security was beefed up outside the Dharma

premises. This attack comes after Amey Khopkar, chief of the MNS’s cinema workers’ unit Chitrapat Karamchari Sena had given a 48-hour ultimatum to Pakistani artists and actors to leave India or ‘be pushed out’. The party also demanded that directors of films like ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’ and ‘Raees’ should ‘chop out’ the roles of their Pakistani actors Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan in order for the group to allow the release of their film.

uitarist and composer Steve Vai is among the inductees for this year’s class of the Long Island Music Hall Of Fame. This year’s class of inductees also includes legendary music executive Charles Koppelman, singer/songwriter Garland Jeffreys, film composer Carter Burwell, hip-hop performer Big Daddy Kane, legendary songwriters/instrumentalists Santo & Johnny, early jazz specialist/bandleader Vince Giordano, and Westbur y Music Fair, now the NYCB Theater at Westbury.

The LIMHOF will also present the 2016 Harry Chapin Award to Steven Van Zandt for his dedication to music education on Long Island and across the country. Additionally, LIMHOF honors the 2015 and 2016 Music Educators of Note — Long Island

competition the themes were – “Save the Girl Child”, “Mr Dream for better Nagaland” & “Information Technology (Cyber Security Awareness)”.

The Competition was held among the four houses – Red, Blue, Yellow and Green which was further categorized into Senior and Intermediate.

The overall champion was secured by Blue House. The two days event witnessed a grand success.

Is this a page from Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s ‘Slam Book’?

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page from a ‘Slam Book’ allegedly belonging to Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is currently doing the rounds online.

A Twitter post made by one of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s fan clubs has been gone viral as her ‘handwritten’ entry made in her ‘Slam Book’.

Aishwarya Rai FB@ AishwaryaRaiFB For those who don’t have it >>> #AishwaryaRaiBachchan ‘s handwritten slam book page >>>#AishwaryaRai But, this isn’t entirely the truth! The page is actutake place at The Space at ally from an interview that Westbury, 250 Post Avenue, Aishwarya gave to a leading celebrity magazine early in Westbury, New York.

her Bollywood career.

The former Miss World who turned Bollywood actress answers some candid questions in a unique way in the interview, which appear to seem like a ‘Slam Book’ entry.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is currently awaiting the release of Karan Johar directorial ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’, which stars Ranbir Kapoor and Anushka Sharma in lead roles. Her last Bollywood foray was ‘Sarbjit’.

She is married to fellow Bollywood actor Abhishek Bachchan (son of Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan) and they both have a baby daughter Aaradhya.

Principal, J.N. Aier College.

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public or private school educators who have demonstrated an exceptional and long-term commitment to music education, as well as Long Island music students.

All of the inductees were selected from LIMHOF’s evolving and growing list of involved people, artists, groups and entities that were born, raised, were founded, or have resided on Long Island for a significant portion of their career or existence.

On Thursday, November 3, 2016, the sixth induction awards ceremony and fundraising gala with a starstudded red carpet event will

prepared speech were – self employment is better than Government jobs and social networking and youth.

Events like Quiz, Flower Arrangement, Choreography, Fancy Dress and Painting were the events which took place on the second day.

The competition for fancy dress was based on three rounds namely – Flowers, Super Hero characters and 70’s Fashion. For the painting

The students of History Department J.N. Aier College Diphupar, Dimapur on 24th September, 2016 visited Chumpo Museum located at Sovima village, 6th Mile. The visit was assisted by Ms. Sevolu Kezo, Assistant Professor of History and Ms. Khenili Kiho, Assistant Professor of Sociology. The students learned about various Naga traditional artifacts which were displayed at the museum.

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tool to bring about a positive change to lives and the community.”

The dedication was conducted by Rev. Dr. Weyiete Lohe, while a special piano performance and speech was made by Margaret Shishak.

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he Annual Literar y Event of Dimapur Mission Higher Secondary School, Dimapur was conducted on September 26 and 27 at DABA Town Fellowship, Dimapur.

The two days literary event began with a prayer by the Meyamongla C. Jamir, PGT. On the first day event such as Spell Bee, Solo, Quartet, Duet and Prepared Speech were conducted. The topics for

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alman Khan’s alleged love affair with Iulia Vantur has been the talk of the town for the longest time now. Grapevine suggests that the actor will be tying the knot with Ms Vantur on November 18.

Ever since the date started doing the rounds, anyone and everyone is curious to know what exactly is happen-

ing in Khan’s life.

Although Salman always keeps his personal life under wraps, a recent video suggests that Salman did propose to a girl a few years back.

Before you jump the gun, the girl is not Iulia but a little girl Salman met when he was on tour.

The actor proposed the little one and gave her a sweet kiss and a hug. Her mom later made him aware that her kid is suffering from cancer and requires a bone marrow transplant.

She also requested Salman to ask the audiences present there to register in the bone marrow registry and help her daughter survive. To which Salman immediately said he has his bone tested and all his marrows are hers.

Well, Salman does have a heart of gold.

ountain Music Academy (MMA), owned

by Nituo and her sister Bethel Tsuzu, launched an expansion of the academy with a dedication at the new premises in Kacharigaon, Phevima.

MMA was started in the year 2010 and has been a forerunner for quality music education.

With state of the art facilities at the main centre in Aiko Building, Supermarket are, MMA has touched 300 students with various programs including piano, guitar, violin, drums, voice and “The Right Note”, a special music course for children between the ages of 4-6.

In order to create a more practical and performance approach, MMA regulary conducts activities such as performance labs, Sunday and Music program, master classes, external events, Le Connect and an Annual concert.

With activities round the year, MMA informed that many of its students have now been musically matured

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Forlan’s firepower to spur up Mumbai Mumbai, Sep 27 (IANS): Uruguayan Diego Forlan, arguably the most high-profile name of the 2016 Indian Super League (ISL), would need all of his globally-recognised skills to fire up Mumbai City FC’s campaign in the glamorous football tournament that begins October 1.

They would hope to experience a controversy-free campaign after enduring troubles on and off the pitch under last year’s coach-marquee player Nicolas Anelka.

The temperamental Frenchman struggled to juggle his dual responsibilities and failed to unite the team.

Disgruntlement among team members was apparent and his handling of Indian captain Sunil Chhetri’s playing position created a rift that took a toll on the side’s tournament aspirations, finishing seventh among eight teams.

Forlan, a more mellowed personality than Anelka, is expected to provide a calming influence at the top end of the pitch with his guile and experience to galvanise a promising offensive line, propped up by Chhetri and Haitian winger Sony Norde.

The 37-year-old will surely come prepared and has already harped on fitness as a key factor in the tournament.

He is also aware that at this advanced age, it is his fitness that would be more under scrutiny than his technical skills.

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Diego Forlan and fast, the interval between them being very short. Forlan has already done his ground work, terming ISL “a different type of tournament”.

“I have had that experience in many countries where

I played. You play two games in a row and travel a lot.

It’s important to have a fit squad. In two months, you play 14 games. You play many games in a short period and also travel a lot. That’s not

easy. Everyone needs to be fit and available for every game.

That’s important,” he said in Mumbai last week.

The focus should be turned towards the pitch, away from the paraphernalia surrounding the team last year.

New coach Alexandre Guimaraes’ role would be of paramount importance to conduct their business in the right perspective.

The Costa Rican has tonnes of experience, guiding his country in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, along with coaching roles in various parts of the globe.

But coaching in India under unaccustomed conditions and circumstances could act as a roadblock in his style of functioning. He has to stamp his authority quickly and win the trust of the players.

The key might well be his handling of the team’s three principal attackers -- Forlan, Chhetri and Norde -- with their individual strengths and weaknesses.

Backing up the offensive arsenal would be Argentine Matias Defederico and a glut of home-grown midfielders, Boithang Haokip, Jakichand Singh, Pronay Halder, Sehnaj Singh and Udanta Singh.

Mumbai will launch their tournament away against FC Pune City on October 3 without several of the regular faces, injury and club commitments weakening them.

Kiphire district football league begins Kiphire, Sep 27 (NPN): The 2nd Kiphire District Football League, organized by district administration and Kiphire District Veteran Football Association, kick started Tuesday at public ground Kiphire under the theme ‘fraternity through football’. Deputy commissioner Sedevikho Khro graced the opening ceremony as the special guest.

Addressing the players, the chief guest urged the players to maintain discipline and fairness. Winning and losing are part and parcel of the game but the most important part is to maintain fair game and discipline, he reminded the players. SDO (C) and organizing secretary Langkonsen Tsanglao, who delivered the welcome address, highlighted the brief history of the Kiphire District Football League. He said that the KDFL was formed in the year 2015. While calling on the players to be more serious in their game, he also appealed the citizens of Kiphire to support the league.

Altogether eight teams are participating at the ongoing tournament.

The teams in the Pool-A are Abide, DC-XI, 14th IR (Alpha Coy) and Ellan while the team in Pool-B are Hunter, Legend, DC-Ward and Challengers. In the opening match, Abide beat 14th IR (Alpha Coy) by 3-0.

FA to investigate Allardyce allegations London, Sep 27 (Agencies): The Football Association is to investigate claims that England manager Sam Allardyce used his position to negotiate a £400,000 deal.

The Daily Telegraph claims to have footage of Allardyce offering businessmen advice on how to get around FA transfers rules, while the report alleges he mocked former manager Roy Hodgson’s speech and criticised Gary Neville.

Allardyce was appointed as Hodgson’s successor in July but after just one match in charge his role is in question with the FA set to meet on Tuesday.

“I want all the facts, to hear everything from everyone and make a judgement about what to do,” new chairman Greg Clarke told the Daily Mail.

meeting. “We want to promote football in newer states and this is one decision which the AIFF will consistently take in the future. If we come across a state which is promoting football, we will help them,” said Patel.

The AIFF has had to deal with the exit of Salgaocar FC and Sporting Clube de Goa, both of whom have exited the I-League in protest against the new roadmap that accords premier status to ISL and relegates I-League to the second division. Patel, however, clarified that Aizawl FC are not a direct replacement for Salgaocar FC especially since they had an option of conducting the I-League with just eight teams.

Kohima, Sep 27 (NPN): Wrestlers who have registered in the senior categories Lightweight (74 kg and below) and Heavyweight (above 74 kg) for NagaWrestleMania 5 (King Of The Ring Series 2016) have been asked to report at 3E office in the 3rd week of October for final weight measurement and category determination.

Junior category wrestlers would also report during the same period of time for physical verification.

For interested wrestlers

who are yet to register, the last date for registration is September 30. Interested wrestlers are advised not to avail forms or register at the outlets notified earlier since registration is nearing last date and the organisers would not be responsible for delayed submission if registered at the outlets.

The mega indigenous wrestling event, probably the only categorised form of Naga wrestling, is annually organised by 3E Nagaland under the aegis of

Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA). This year’s event would take place from October 27-29 at Kohima local ground. Besides wrestling, there would be ethnic food stalls and other attractions as part of celebrating the richness of the most loved indigenous sport in the state.

A post event function would be held separately for prize distribution and induction of NagaWrestleMania Hall Of Fame (class of 2016) to mark the completion of five years.

Acknowledgement

Acknowledgement “Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us everyday ; unseen, unheard but always near.

So loved, so missed, so very Dear”

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HYDERABAD, Sep 27 (Agencies): Kidambi Srikanth will be keen to win his first title of the season when he leads the Indian challenge at the Korea Open Super Series, which kicks off in Gyeonggi-do, Seoul, on Tuesday.

The top ranked Indian, who is seeded eighth here, is one of the favourites to win the title as the top two seeds pulled out of the Super Series. Denmark’s Jan O Jorgensen, who is seeded third as per the draw, will be the top seed now. Srikanth had defeated Jorgensen at the Rio Olympics to make it to the quarterfinals.

The world No. 14 Indian, who surprisingly lost to Marc Zweibler of Germany in the Japan Open quarterfinals last week, will be keen to make amends in Korea. The 23-year-old, will

Departed on 20th Sept 2016.

We, wish to acknowledge the many expression of love, support and compassion from relatives, friends and loved ones during this time of sorrow.

Everything you did to console our hearts, we thank you all so much.

May God bless and keep all of you From children, grand- children and in-laws.

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Born 1921 – Died 17/09/2016 We the bereaved family members and relatives of Late Kemo Liegise express our sincere gratitude to every individual, churches, friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, morally and financially at the sudden demise of our grandfather, who left us for his eternal abode on 17th September 2016.

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Words are inadequate enough to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to all our friends, neighbours, well wishers from near and far and all those who stood by us, physically and emotionally and through your prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved son Pikato V Nurumi. Though we express our inability to thank you all individually, God knows what you all have done for us during our time of grief and sorrow. God shower His blessings upon all of you. Our special thanks goes to: 1. Old Town Prayer Fellowship (Women, Youth & Choir) 2. Aichi Saghemi Baptist Church (Nito Mount) 3. Aichi Saghemi Baptist Church (Aizuto) 4. Kulhopu Baptist Church.

5. Project Colony and New Colony Youth Fellowship.

6. Dr.Tokugha Rochill and Dr.Nitovi Shikhu.

7. Staff and Nurses at Rochill Hospital.

8. Blood Donors.

9. GBs and Elders of Aichi Saghemi.

10. Aichi Saghemi Union, Zunheboto.

11. Joint Director, SIB Kohima.

12. Civint Zunheboto, SIB. 13. Hovishe Arkha, Proprietor, Olympic Higher Secondary School.

14. Arikato Arkha, Old Town.

15. Khehoto.S.Achumi, Old Town.

16. Kavito Jakhalu, Suruhuto.

17. SDEO Staff, Zunheboto.

18. Nitovi Awomi, Old Town 19. Er.Kitoshe Aye, E.E, PHE. 20. Khehovi Yeptho, P.O, DRDA, Zunheboto.

21. Hukuto & Mrs.Nitoli, SDEO Zunheboto.

22. Tohei Awomi.

23. Katovi Chishi, Old Town.

24. Shikavi Kinimi, Dimapur.

25. Vikheshe Assumi, Old Town.

26. Bokaho.T.Zhimo, SIS. 27. Obed Yeptho, DSE, Kohima.

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begin his campaign against Wong Ki Wing Vincent of Hong Kong in the first round. Though Srikanth has a 1-1 record against Vincent, the Indian is expected to easily get past the world No. 20. A win here will pit Srikanth against either Emil Holst of Denmark or Hu Yun of Hong Kong in the second. Srikanth has said that the draw is easy, but the Guntur-lad may have to sweat it out in the quarterfinals stage, where he is expected to face fourth seed Tian Houwei.

The Chinese shuttler is tipped to be one of the future stars in men’s singles. Ajay Jayaram, Sai Praneeth and HS Prannoy are the other Indians in the men’s singles main draw. Jayaram, who was injured last week will face local shuttler Jeon Hyeok Jin in the first round.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family of Late T. Imdong Longchar, would like to extend our sincere gratitude and appreciation to all those who supported us spiritually, physically and financially at the demise of our beloved father on 23rd September 2016.

We would like to convey our special thanks to: 1. Dr. Benjongliba Aier, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Agriculture & Chairman NSAMB 2. Mr. K. Tiameren Aier, Former Minister, Govt. of Nagaland.

3. Nokpu Union, Dimapur 4. Nokpu Baptist Church 5. Nokpu Village Council 6. Saring Baptist Church 7. Nokputsur Telongjem Dimapur 8. Obula Lakhesangba Semchir 9. Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur 10. Lengrijan Village Council, Dimapur 11. Lengrijan Youth Club 12. Dimapur Japukong Senso Telongjem 13. Dimapur District Pensioner Union 14. Yajang Union Dimapur 15. Longjemdang Union Dimapur 16. Staffs of Food Corporation of India, Dimapur 17. Staffs of Lima Aier Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 18. Staffs of GMS Dhansiripar 19. Staffs of GPS Lengrijan 20. Er. Bijay Kumar Yadav, Dimapur.

Words are beyond inadequate how much we are indebted to you all. Though we are unable to mention and thank each and every individual, yet it is our sincere and humble prayer to Lord Almighty to bless each one of you.

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pany, because he’s done that new deal at the club again or they sell him on, and you’re not getting a part of the transfer fee any more, because you can’t do that.

“But, you get - because of the size of the contracts now, the contract will be worth 30, 40million, at 10 per cent and you’ve done a deal with the agent where you’re getting five per cent of the agent’s fee, which is massive for doing about two hours’ work.”

During the meeting Allardyce appears to mock Hodgson’s speech by calling him ‘Woy’ on several occasions, while he his predecessor’s decision making at Euro 2016. Referencing the defeat to Iceland, Allardyce said: “Tell Gary to sit down and shut up so you can do what you want”. Allardyce has yet to respond to the allegations.

Srikanth keen to make amends at Korea Open

Aizawl FC retained in I-League NagaWrestleMania-5 final weight measurement Panaji, Sep 27 (Agencies): The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has allowed Aizawl FC to continue in this edition of the I-League despite being relegated last season.

Aizawl FC, the first team from Mizoram to play in India’s premier football competition, finished just above relegationimmune DSK Shivajians early this year and were relegated to the second division I-League.

The AIFF executive committee, however, which met in Goa on Monday decided to hand the Federation Cup finalists a second chance.

“It’s a special case,” AIFF president Praful Patel told TOI after the executive committee

“Natural justice requires us to get to the bottom of the issues before we make any decision. It is not appropriate to pre-judge the issue. With things like this you have to take a deep breath.”

Allardyce met with undercover reporters he thought were representatives of a Far East firm and is alleged to have told that he would help them get around the FA rules that prevents third parties “owning” football players’ economic rights - the practice was banned by the FA in 2008.

When asked about the rules, Allardyce is alleged to have said: “It’s not a problem.”

Explaining how to get around it, Allardyce said: “You get a percentage of the player’s agent’s fee that the agent pays to you, the com-

We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and everyone who stood by us and supported us physically, emotionally, financially, materially and most important spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our most beloved Lt. M. Nchenthung Odyuo on 21st Sept. 2016.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Staff Welfare Association, Directorate of Tourism, Kohima.

2. Tourism Department, Nagaland.

3. Dr. Mhabemo Ovung, Zion Hospital, Dimapur.

4. Peter Yanthan, Agri. Dept.

5. Dr. T.M. Lotha and family.

6. Tourist Colony, Wokha.

7. Phiro Odyuo Wopan Dimapur, Wokha.

8. Wokha Town Baptist Church.

9. Phiro Baptist Church.

10. Wozhuro Range.

11. Doctors and nurses of Civil Hospital, Dimapur.

12. Dimapur Hospital.

13. Phiro Kyong, Dimapur, Kohima & Wokha.

14. NST Sector Church, Wokha.

15. Dimapur Phiro Eloe Okho.

16. Friends and well wishers.

We regret our inability to mention and thank every individuals but your expressions of sympathy will never be forgotten and pray that God bless you all abundantly.

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sports 17th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial trophy

Veracious FC, Gariphema, NP and Chedema win Correspondent

Kohima, Sep 27 (NPN): Ve r a c i o u s F C Z a p a m i , Gariphema VYO, Nagaland police (Red) and Chedema FC registered win at the ongoing 17th NSF Martyrs’ Memorial trophy at Kohima local ground on Tuesday.

The trophy is being organised

by Angami Students’ Union (ASU) under the theme “goal for peace.”

In the first match, Veracious FC Zapami beat Blaze Boys FC Jotsoma by 2-1.

Senowe Khutso (11) of Veracious FC opened the account in 25th minute. After the lemon break, Tewe Kreo (8) equalized the goal in th e 62nd minute. However, in the 70th minute, Senowe Khutso (11) scored the winning goal for Veracious FC. Razhusito (15) of Blaze Boys and Dieko of Veracious FC were booked for unsporting behavior.

In the second match, Gariphema Village Youth Organization defeated Froster’s FC 5-3 via tie-break after the match ended in goalless draw in the stipulated time.

In the third match of the day, Nagaland Police (Red) humiliated Wiggle FC by 11-0. Atun (8) opened the account in 2nd minute, which is the fastest goal of this tournament. Ratobe scored the 2nd, 6th and 7th goals in 4th, 39th and 44th minute respectively.

Kekhrie (11) scored 3rd, 9th and 10th goals in 15th, 58th and 60th minute respectively to complete the second hattrick of the match. Limakumzuk (18), Lipok (7), T. Meren (3) and Akum scored 4th, 5th, 8th and 11th goal in 31st, 33rd, 55th and 61st minute respectively.

In the last match, Chedema FC beat MT Youth Club

XXII interdistrict & state TT c’ship Dimapur, Sep 27 (NPN): The XXII Inter-District and State Table Tennis Championship 2016, organized by Nagaland Table Tennis Association (NTTA) and hosted by Kohima District Table Tennis Association (KDTTA), would be held from October 11-13 at Indoor Table Tennis Stadium, Raj Bhavan, Kohima.

In this regard, the NTTA has asked all the district table tennis association to confirm their participation with number of players latest by October 4 either through e-mail at ntta08@gmail.com or by phone to tournament officials at Mobile Nos. 9436001949, 9856231249 and 9862011316, so that necessary arrangements for food and lodging can be arranged for the players and officials accordingly.

The district associations have been asked to bring 2 flags of their association measuring 6 feet x 4 feet and 3 feet x 3 feet. The entry forms and other information have been posted to the respective associations. Those association who have not received the information by post can contact tournament officials at the above mentioned phone numbers.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, september 28, 2016

International chess coach to visit Nagaland Correspondent

Kohima, Sep 27 (NPN): Chairman Commonwealth Chess Association, Chairman, FIDE technical commission (TEC), member FIDE executive board and CEO All India Chess Federation Bharat Singh Chauhan Tuesday assured that International Chess Coach would be sent to Nagaland very soon through Nagaland Chess Association (NCA) to train the trainers and teachers in the state. He informed this while speaking to this correspondent on the sideline of the interaction programme organized by NCA at Hotel Japfü Kohima on Tuesday evening during his tour programme to North East India to promote chess game.

Singh, who is also a veteran chess player and president of Delhi Chess Association, informed that he has visited Assam and after Nagaland would visit Meghalaya to promote the

Bharat along with NCA officials and young Chess players of the state during interaction programme at Hotel Japfü Kohima on Tuesday evening (NP).

game.

He said All India Chess federation would extend its full support to train the trainers and young players in Nagaland.

Chess, said Singh, is not only about sports but also about national integration by bring people closer.

Addressing NCA officials and chess players, Singh highlighted the benefit of chess game. It improves health, study,

mind, divert from bad habits in day to today life, he said.

Chess in Russia is a compulsory subject in school and other countries like Germany, France and Hungary have already introduced in education system, he informed.

He advised the NCA members to generate more chess players. He also urged the members to send participants to the national chess tournaments

in various categories.

The NCA officials highlighted the various activities taken up by the association and also the struggles faced by them. NCA officials informed there are many enthusiast chess players in the state including very young children and appealed AICF to extend their support to promote chess in the state.

WCYO executive meeting on Sept 28 Dimapur, Sep 27 (NPN): Western Chakhesang Youth Organization (WCYO) has informed all the executive members and the units of The match between Nagaland Police (Red) and Wiggle FC WCYO that there would be on Tuesday at Kohima local ground. (NP) executive meeting on Sepby 1-0. The lone and winning goal for Chedema FC was scored tember 28, 1 p.m at Western

by Khriesavizo (8) in 57th minute. Atheo (12) of MT Youth Chakhesang Hoho building, Chakhesang Colony, DiClub was cautioned for unsporting behaviour in the field. mapur to discuss about the Today’s matches upcoming games and sports 1st match: 9:30 am meet. All the executive memHawaorthia FC Vs Forest colony bers of WCYO, presidents 2nd match: 11:00 am and vice- presidents of all the NagaBazar YO Vs XII Tribes United FC units of WCYO and represen3rd match: 12:20 pm tatives of the units to WCYO Tyrants FC Khuzama Vs Peraciezie Royals 4th match: 2:00 pm have been requested to attend Striking X. Zhadima Vs Country Boys Peren the meeting without fail.

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