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R-Jio stirs market with ‘free calls forever’ MUMBAI, SEP 1 (IANS): In a path breaking, taking the current price war and competition in India’s telecom space to a new level, Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani on Thursday announced that domestic phone calls from the Jio network will be free forever, and unveiled a four-month introductory offer for everyone of a zerotariff voice and data services, beginning on September 5.

Reliance Jio customers will get free voice calling (including STD) and roaming services, bundled with data access for Rs 19 onwards, making the offering one of the “lowest” globally.

The company has introduced 10 tariff plans from one-day plan at Rs 19 for occasional users going all the way up to Rs 4,999 a month for heavy data users.

The pricing, which analysts are terming as a “knockout punch” are estimated to be as low as one-tenth of the prevailing data rates depending on the customer’s data usage.

“The era of paying for voice calls is ending,” Ambani told the 42nd Annual General Meeting of the company at an overcrowded Birla Matoshree Auditorium here.

“No Jio customer will ever have to pay for voice calls again,” he added, devoting around an hour of his 90minute speech to Jio -- which he named 169 times.

In effect, the announcements on Thursday point to a commercial launch from January 1 next year even though no specific mention was made in this regard. This was also keenly awaited since Reliance Industries has invested as much as $21 billion on Jio -- its largest ever capital expenditure on a single project.

The company would seek to have 100 million cus-

KPLT calls for 24-hr Subsidised LPG rate KA bandh on Sept 3 up by `2/cylinder

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DIPHU, SEP 1: Karbi People’s Liberation Tiger (KPLT) has called for a 24-hour Karbi Anglong bandh on September 3, 2016 from 5 a.m. According to reports, the bandh has been called by the outfit as a mark of protest against the killing of its defense secretary, Sering Ringa by security forces.

Indian army and Assam police in a joint operation killed the defense secretary near Bordikharu, a preferred picnic spot, under Dokmoka police station. Security personnel also nabbed a militant and recovered two 9 mm pistols, ten rounds live ammunition, extortion notes from the area.

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“It’s time that we use tablets instead of books for study. That’ll cut costs including tuition fees.”

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NEW DELHI, SEP 1 (AGENCIES): The price of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) was on Thursday hiked by about Rs 2 per cylinder, while the jet fuel price was cut by 3.8%. This is the third straight increase in subsidised cooking gas since July when the government decided to go in for a small hike in rates every month to cut down subsidies.

In case of kerosene, the government has allowed stateowned oil companies to raise the price by 25 paise a litre each month for 10 months.

Simultaneously, oil firms cut prices of non-subsidised LPG, which consumers buy after exhausting their quota of 12, by Rs 20.5 per 14.2-kg cylinder.

Priority for hilly states: Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has extended the benefits under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana to the people of all Hilly States including North-East States. Ministry will be treating them as ‘Priority States’ and release LPG connections to the eligible beneficiaries, reports TOI.

tomers in the shortest possible time as it builds out its 4G network across the country.

The Chairman said the data plans will also reflect the affordability for customers, with an effective base rate of 5 paise per MB or Rs 50 per GB. “Jio will have a base rate which is more than 90 per cent discount over the industry,” he said.

He said based on the usage, the data tariff could go to

as low as Rs 25 per GB -- and in a format which common people can understand. He said the free domestic voice calls will also come with free roaming while international ones too will be affordable.

“We Indians have come to appreciate and applaud Gandhigiri. Now, we can all do ‘Data-giri’, which is an opportunity for every Indian to do unlimited good things with unlimited data.”

The announcements came against the backdrop of a series of discounts and freebies offered by existing layers like Airtel, Vodafone and Idea during the past month, ostensibly to ensure customers stay with them, even after the commercial launch of Jio. Reacting to the Jio plan, Bharti Airtel said: “We welcome Reliance Jio’s entry to the digital world and wish them the very best. We also welcome Jio’s call to leading operators to work together.

As a responsible operator we will fulfill all our regulatory obligations as we have always done.”

During the speech, Mukesh Ambani also appealed to incumbent operators not to block Jio calls and ensure adequate points of interconnect. “In the last week alone, Jio customers suffered over five crore call failures to other networks because of insufficient interconnect capacity provided by incumbents.”

Strike by 10 trade unions to hit banking, transport today NEW DELHI, SEP 1 (AGENCIES): Essential services such as banking, public transport and telecom may be hit on Friday as 10 central trade unions (CTUs) will go on one-day nationwide strike against government’s “indifference” towards their demands and effecting “anti-worker” changes in labour laws.

The unions have claimed that this year’s strike will be bigger as the number of striking workers is expected to swell to as much as 18 crore, larger than last year when around 14 crore workers participated.

The CTUs will strike work protesting against what they call the government’s apathy towards their 12-point charter of demands, including a monthly minimum wage of Rs 18,000, controlling price rise and assured minimum monthly pension of Rs 3,000.

“This time strike will be bigger than last year as over 18 crore workers from formal and informal sectors would

come on streets to protest against government’s indifference to their 12-points charter of demands and unilateral anti-worker labour law amendments,” Trade Union Coordination Committee (TUCC) General Secretary SP Tiwari told PTI.

Postal strike today

DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Postal Employee’s Union, Nagaland Division along with the rest of the country would go on a one-day nationwide strike on September 2, 2016.

The strike has been called by the All India Trade Union and endorsed by the National Federation of Postal Employee, New Delhi against the “anti-worker and antipeople policies” of the government.

I n a p r e s s r e l e a s e, AIPEU-P III Nagaland Division divisional secretary Daniel Domeh stated that all the public transaction in the post office across Nagaland would remain closed on that day.

‘Solution must be based on situation of Nagas’ DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Naga Scholars Association (NSA) has adopted a communiqué on the ‘Framework Agreement’ stating that “solution to the Naga-India political issue must be on the unique history and situation of the Nagas.” NSA had organized a three-day workshop on ‘NagaIndia Framework Agreement’ at Delhi University from August 13-15.

A statement issued by NSA president Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan, organizing committee convenor, Dr. Walunir and organizing secretary Dr. Kamei Aphun stated that the association along with 17 other participants adopted the ‘Communiqué’ during the workshop. NSA said that the communiqué was adopted in order to present the concerns and aspirations on the ongoing Naga-India political dialogue While acknowledging the ‘Framework Agreement’ signed by the Naga collective leadership and the Central government, the participants reminded that the Naga-India conflict was “quintessentially a

geo-political issue between the two entities.” In this regard, they maintained that the solution to the Naga-India issue must be “political, based on the rights and aspirations of the Nagas and based on the unique history and situation of the Nagas”, as recognised by the Government of India.

They further noted that the ideology of modern sovereign Naga nation rooted in shared socio-cultural experience, political aspiration and self-determination was made known to the world for the first time through the Memorandum of the Naga Club to the Simon Commission in 1929.

In pursuance of the conviction for self-determination, NSA said Nagas, under the aegis of Naga National Council declared Independence on 14 August 1947, a day before India was declared Independent.

The Naga declaration of independence was reaffirmed in the Naga Plebiscite of 1951 to dispel the manoeuvres and undermining elements of the Government of India and Government of Burma (Myanmar)

on the legitimacy of the declaration of Naga independence in 1947. They however reminded that Nagas had “never entered into any treaty for merger with or annexation to any state, be it India or Burma (Myanmar)”.

Nagas were divided through different divisive instruments - Treaty of Yandabo (1826) signed between BritishIndia and the King of Burma; 16-Point Agreement (1960) and Shillong Accord (1975), the communiqué stated.

As such, the communiqué asserted that the ongoing initiative for the Naga-India political settlement between the National Socialist Council of Nagalim and Government of India “should therefore take cognizance of the political realities and aspiration of the Nagas for self-determination”.

Territorial integration of the contiguous Naga areas should be part of the settlement, the communiqué stated, adding “the rights and aspiration of the Nagas to live together under one government is a political right”.

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Experts now expect a shakeout and a push in the data market.

“Reliance Jio may look to disrupt some of the prominent geographies of existing operators, leading to a re-distribution of the market share which is concentrated among the top three operators, in 2016-17,” said Tanu Sharma, Associate Director with India Ratings and Research, a Fitch Group company.

“For a price-sensitive market like India, launch of affordable data services and free voice calls is indeed a welcome step. This is expected to drive greater data adoption across segments,” noted Prashant Singhal, Global Telecommunication Leader, Ernst and Young.

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YAA to shut down GHS Chessore DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Yimchungrü Akherü Arihako (YAA) on Thursday informed that as part of phase-I agitation it has resolved to shut down the government high school (GHS), Chessore, under district education officer (DEO) Tuensang starting from September 2, 2016 as the school education department has failed to deploy the math and science teachers at GHS Chessore.

In a press release, YAA acting president Mosa KVZ and Joint Secretary Z. Kumcho Yimchunger stated that decision was taken at an emergency meeting held on September 1, 2016 at Shamator H.Q. YAA pointed out that it has earlier submitted representation dated May 6, 2016 to the school education director for immediate posting of science and math teachers at GHS Chessore. Subsequently, the government had forwarded the matter to the department through Ref. Vide No. DSE/ ESTT/TSG/1-88/2016 dated June 13, 2016 to submit a proposal for posting of the said teachers to GHS Chessore before July, 2016.

However, YAA said even after a month the demanded subject teachers were not posted at the school.

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Naga Hoho, NMA meet HM; discuss Naga issue

Naga Hoho and NMA members during the meeting with Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on Thursday.

NEW DELHI, SEP 1 (PTI): A delegation of Naga Hoho and Naga Mothers’ Association today met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and discussed with him present situation in Nagaland.

The delegation, led by the Hoho president Chuba Ozukum and Naga Mothers’ Association president, Abeiu Meru briefed the prevailing situation in the North Eastern state and desire of the civil society.

The delegation sought the Home Minister’s intervention for early conclusion of the ongoing peace talks with NSCN (I-M) for bringing a lasting solution to Nagaland, sources said.

Singh assured the delegation to sympathetically look

Students will be able to get 25 per cent more data on Jio’s main tariffs A target of 100 million customers in the near future Data usage of 250 core GB a month The Jio bouquet of apps free will end next calendar year Coverage of Jio to extend to 90 per cent of population by March 2017 Free Jio apps worth Rs 15,000 annually free till December 31, 2017 Jio digital fund of Rs 5,000 crore to incubate startKOHIMA, SEP 1 (NPN): Tobu-Mopongups Longching Area Joint Committee (TMLAJC) for NH-702 and 702B, which had been opposing purported diversion of NH702 and NH 702B, has stated that the minister of PWD (National Highways) has assured in principal to go ahead with the work as per the report of the agencies studying feasibility and also to prepare the detail project report (DPR).

In a press release, committee convener, DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Tuli Area Joint Council Fo- Aknyu Konyak, co-convener, A.M Kaiba rum (TAJCF) has decided Konyak and secretary, Hongnaw H.A Konyak, to temporarily suspend the stated that the minister gave assurance during indefinite road blockade the joint sitting on August 31 at his official resi(Mokokchung to Mariani) dence in the presence of the engineers.

The committee expressed gratitude to the following the assurance made minister of NPWD (NH) and the engineers of by the chief minister that the the department for understanding the grievTuli paper mill revival issue had been take up with the Prime Minister.

In a press note TAJCF president O. Benjung Jamir and secretary M. Mar Lemtur informed that the council held a joint meeting with the DC and SP Mokokchung wherein the DC “produced a letter from the chief minister written to the Prime Minister” requesting the latter to take early action for revival of the NPPCL. TAJCF said another letter was received from the commissioner & secretary Industries and Commerce, urging TAJCF “to suspend the agitation for a few days, to see the action taken from PM level”.

In this regard, the Tuli Area Joint Council Forum stated that the forum agreed to suspend the proposed agitation for a “short period”.

The forum however appealed to the state government to take the matter seriously, stating that the suspension was not permanent.

into their requests, sources said. The Naga civil society delegation also discussed with the Home Minister about the ‘Framework Agreement’ signed on August 3, 2015 which settles the political parameters of the final solution.

The pact was signed by NSCN (I-M) general secretary Th Muivah and Centre’s interlocutor for Naga talks R N Ravi in the presence of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Home and National Security Adviser Ajit Doval here.

The signing of the agreement came after over 80 rounds of negotiations that spanned 18 years with first breakthrough in 1997 when the ceasefire agreement was sealed.

NH projects diversion issue settled: TMLAJC

TAJCF temporarily suspends road blockade stir

ances of the people to construct the proposed two NH in its areas.

According to TMLAJC, the government admitted the error made in the item notification inviting tenders (NIT) where NH-702D was wrongly recorded as NH-702B and assured to make the hard copies available with the corrected version.

Meanwhile, the committee has assured all possible help and co-operation with the state government and the implementing agencies.

Further, TMLAJC also appealed to the Konyak Union, intellectuals and all stakeholders to stand by the “dedicated and competent” minister and the department with unconditional support and work together while executing the project.

Power outage at New Market, NL Road Dmu DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Department of Power has informed that due to burning of a 500 KVA 11/0.4 KV inside New Market, Dimapur on August 30, the power supply to New Market and parts of NL Road has been affected.

In a press statement, Electrical Sub-division No.1, Dimapur SDO, Er. Namheu Khate, said the location of the said sub-station was not viable as there was no vehicle approach road for transportation and maintenance work.

In the event of relocating and re-constructing of a new sub-station, SDO said the restoration of power would take some days. The department has requested the consumers to bear the inconveniences.

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WEATHER FORECAST September 2

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala A shower and t-storm around 32 26 Aizawl

Cloudy with a thunderstorm 25 20

Guwahati Cloudy with a thunderstorm 34 25 Imphal

Cloudy with a thunderstorm 28 21

Itanagar Cloudy with a stray t-storm

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Shillong Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

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Cloudy with a thunderstorm 23 19

Dimapur Cloudy, a t-storm in spots Mkg

33 23

Cloudy with a thunderstorm 26 21

Tuensang Cloudy with a thunderstorm 23 16 Wokha

Cloudy with a thunderstorm 26 21

Zunheboto Cloudy with a thunderstorm 22 18

Rovilatuo along with awardees and officials at the award programme at Kohima (NP).

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KOHIMA, SEP. 1 (NPN): When barely three days left to celebrate state level teachers’ day, the District Education Office (DEO) Kohima organized district level teachers’ award programme and 25 teachers were awarded including 17 teachers from higher, primary and middle schools of government and 8 teachers from private institutions.

The occasion was graced by deputy commissioner Kohima Rovilatuo Mor as the guest of honour at DPDB conference hall Kohima on Thursday.

Mor in his address congratulated the awardees and

urged them to live up to the expectation of the people in serving their duty. He encouraged the awardee teachers to aim higher for state and national level award with more effort and sincerity. He reminded the teachers that teaching profession was not only a noble profession but it also moulded and shaped human beings.

DC said teacher’s job though may not be materially beneficial; however play a vital role by imparting education to the ignorant, making them more disciplined and to lead the children/students in the right way. He challenged the teachers to be more dedicated,

sincere and sacrifice for the sake of the future generation.

SDEO Kohima Rokovolhoulie Nagi in his address stressed the importance of character and behavior for the teachers which would mould and inspire the children/students who were the future. SDEO Chiephobozou Visayieca in her speech challenged the teachers to be more responsible and dutiful to see the good fruit through the students. SDEO Tseminyu Orenponi in her address emphasized the importance of good character as a teacher which was neither a gift nor talent but by choice. She said a good teacher would be a blessing

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Sisters of charity at the press meet.

DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Mother Teresa, founder of Missionaries of Charity, will be canonized as a saint on September 3.

Prior to the occasion, interacting with the media persons here at River Belt Colony, Sister Godelaine MC, Sister Mamta MC and Sister Theophany MC cleared that there would be an observation to mark the occasion at Holy Cross on September 5 which also happens to be the death anniversary of Mother Teresa.

The branch, established in February 27, 1988, made its presence here firstly by delivering basic medicines to the needy with the help of mobile dispensaries due to lack of shelter and since 1991, it has a permanent building and presently takes care of people

news in brief ANGPTA Wokha unit informs: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association, Wokha unit has informed all the primary teachers irrespective of nature of appointments (including SSA 2010&2013) serving under Wokha district, that membership drive for compilation of service seniority list for primary teachers would be held from September 8 to 10, 10 a.m onwards at LTC hall Wokha Town. All the primary teachers have been requested to come with appointment order, educational qualification, professional degree, birth certificate along with Rs.200/- as membership fee without fail. For any queries one may contact, 8729875306, 7085754616 Last date of PMS scheme extended: Directorate of school education Nagaland Kohima has informed that the last date for online submission of application for the pre-matric scholarship scheme under ministry of minority affairs has been extended upto September 30. For any further query one may contact to the following numbers at the office hours @9436064560 and 8974813848.

Meeting on ‘energy efficient Kohima’ to be held: SDO (C) sadar Kohima has informed

to the thousands of students.

The programme was led JEO Vilanuo Angela, welcome and opening remark by DDEO Kohima Neizetuonuo, invocation prayer proposed by Rev. Fr. John P.M St Mary’s Cathedral Hr. Sec. school Kohima, special song was presented by Keneisedenuo Baptist high, while vote of thanks was tendered by the leader. The awardees were given certificates and cash by the deputy commissioner Kohima. The programme was attended by DEO Kohima officials, teachers from various schools of both private and government, district administration and others.

Missionaries of Charity to observe KU ban use of harmful Mother Teresa canonization substances in Mon district

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, September 2, 2016

suffering from Tuberculosis, mental retardation, malnutrition, blindness, deafness, etc.

Sister Godelaine said everyday there would be new patients at its door seeking their help and while previously, they themselves would go and bring the needy from the streets, these days, the ex-patients bring them on their own and there is not much need and it has become popular among the needy. Sister Theophany says, due to their limitations, they cannot help all that might need the help.

She added, there has been very low monetary donations from the locals but funds that come from other places that those homes does not need fulfils their need and mentioned that there has been times when the home had suffered shortage of food but somehow some people every

Drug worth around Rs. 8 lakh seized in Kohima

times arrived at the right time with exactly what was needed and called it God’s grace. Dismissing claims that sometimes are heard in the media that the patients in the charity homes indulge in converting people to Christianity, Sister Mamta said such claims are not true and the patients are only converted to become better human beings and whenever someone dies, his/her final rites are done according to their respective faith. Presently there are about 125 patients in the home, 16 infant children, 10 single mothers and between 1991 to 2015, the home had taken care of 296 orphaned children and 331 malnutrition children.

It may be noted that another charity house was established in Mokokchung in the year 1984 but was closed down in the year 1996 as not much need was felt in that area.

MON, SEPT 1 (NPN): Declaration of ban on polythene bags, non-iodized salt, use of salt for farming and chemical harmful for fish and human consumption in Konyak Soil, initiated by Konyak Union was launched today at bus station Mon. President Konyak Union, Manlip konyak in his keynote address said that it is was a historic event for Konyak Naga to launch such a programme which was very much necessary and important for the land of Konyak. He reminded that God has created man in His own image to protect the environment but “we fail to honour God’s creation by neglecting our duty towards environment”. Therefore he requested the people of Mon district to make it their duty and shoulder the responsibility in protecting the environment by enforcing the use of biodegradable bags and avoid use of salt for farming and any harmful chemicals for fishing in Konyak soil with effect from September 1, 2016.

Deputy commissioner Mon, W. Honje konyak, while appreciating the Konyak

Union for launching such an important programme, said it was very easy to announce, to launch or to adopt but difficult to practically implement it as it was a kind of challenge, a risk although a good initiative.

Therefore he urged the Konyaks to think about it seriously and not to make it a mockery. He encouraged the Konyaks to make it a beginning with step by step coordination and consultative meeting and make a strategy for the success of this programme.

He also requested all the unit leaders and church leaders to disseminate such information to reach all the corners of Konyak villages for the betterment of Konyak land.

Dignitaries like ASP Mon, Chief Medical Officer Mon, president Mon district Chamber of Commerce, executive secretary KBBB, president KSU and president KNSK also spoke on the occasion and all of them appreciates and supported the programme of KU and assured their cooperation.

The programme was chaired by Yuhwang vice president KU with Rev. J. Tinwang district chaplain invoking God’s presence.

Phek DPDB meeting preponed

have been invited to grace the occasion.

Zbto district level science seminar held:

Zunheboto District Level Science Seminar was held on 30-08-2016 at Cornerstone Hr. Sec. School Zunheboto with SDO (Civil) Shanavas IAS, as chief guest and the panel of judges were Zhekheto Awomi DSCO, Sunep Ozukum lecturer, Govt.College Zbto and Apele PGT, GHSS Zbto. The Ist Prize was bagged by Liuka Jakha of Olympic Hr. Sec. School Zunheboto and the 2nd prize was bagged by Iliholi K. Yeptho of Cornerstone Hr. Sec. School Zunheboto.

DDADU new team: Dedication of new team of Dimapur District Autorickshaw Drivers Union (DDADU) for 2016-19 would be held on September 3, 10 am at the union head office. In this regard, the union informed two representatives from each parking lot to be present at the programme.

Land owners DHEP: An emergency meeting of Land owners DHEP would be held on September 6, 9 am at NRC hall Doyang. All affected village chairmen, GBs, former LOU presidents, bonafide members and elders to attend the meeting.

IECYF to conduct surprise checking: Industrial Estate Colony Youth Forum (IECYF), Dimapur, has learned that there has been regular gathering and partying going on within the jurisdiction of the colony, especially inside the NIDC complex 1 and 2 till late into the night.

Therefore it is to inform all that the colony youth would conduct surprise checking. Anybody found in uncompromising situation would be dealt with sternly and fine imposed.

IECYF president Bendang Pongener has also directed all the establishments to install bright lights outside their concern buildings.

RGHSS meeting with alumni: Ruzhukhrie Government Higher secondary School, previously known as Government High School, Kohima would be celebrating its platinum jubilee on November 8, 2016 at the school premises, on the theme, “Igniting the sparks of change”. Board of management, staff and students of RGHSS has invited all the former staff and alumni to be part of the celebration.

Principal and staff of the school will also hold a consultative meeting with the school alumni on September 3, 10 am at the assembly hall RHHSS Kohima 2016. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

NPF central youth wing meeting: Consultative meeting of NPF Central Youth Wing would be held in the month of September 2016 along with all the NPF Division Youth Wing from Nagaland and Manipur state. Division Youth Wing both from Nagaland and Manipur state have been directed to submit their report and progress of their activities before September 10. For further information and clarification, kindly contact president +91 9436657111 and working president +91 9856312622. Further, there shall be a general meeting of the NPF Central Youth Wing on September 7, 12 noon at NPF Headquarter.

All the committees and other officials assigned with various works have been requested to report at the meeting without fail.

that meeting has been convened to discuss and propagate “Energy Efficient Kohima” on September 6, 1 p.m in the conference hall of deputy commissioner, Kohima. Administrator Kohima Municipal Council, all colony chairmen under KMC and Kohima Village Council chairman and his colleagues have been requested to attend the meeting.

DEO Dmu informs: District Education Officer Dimapur has informed all govt. & private schools that, there would be a common teachers’ day celebration on September 5, 2 p.m at Christian Hr. Sec. School covenant hall.

School authorities are requested to kindly depute at least 10 (ten) students along with four (4) teachers to attend the program positively.

SDPDB meeting Pughoboto: ADC & vice chairman SDPDB Pughoboto has informed all the SDPDB members that the meeting for the month of September would be held at ADC office on September 5, 1 p.m. It has also informed the committee members for “Clean Village Award” that a tour programme for verification under Ghathashi Administrative Circle would be conducted on September 6.

Members have been requested to note the same and participate in the programme.

ANHTU meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Dimapur Unit has convened a meeting of officer bearers, executive body and advisory board on September 3, 10:30 a.m at Burma Camp banker house. All members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

DLCC meeting on tobacco control: Deputy commissioner and chairman, District Level Coordination Committee (DLCC) Rovilatuo Mor, IAS has informed all the members of DLCC on Tobacco Control that the quarterly meeting would be held on September 14, 2 p.m at the conference hall at DC’s office, Kohima in connection with the violation of the main provision of COTPA 2003 (section 4 and 6).

DC has requested all the concerned members to attend the meeting positively.

MGHSS Mokokchung platinum jubilee: K C S U g e n e r a l s e s s i o n c u m Platinum jubilee celebration of Mayangfreshers’social: Kohima Chakhesang Stu- nokcha Govt Higher Secondary School dents’ Union (KCSU) would be organizing its (MGHSS), one of the oldest schools in Naga 55th general session cum fresher’s social on soil established in the year1941, is slated to September 24, 10:30 a.m at APO conference be held on September 16, 10 a.m onwards at hall, opposite to Oking Hospital, with MLA the school premises. Any out-station alumnus G. Kaito Aye and Dr. Kewepfuzu Lohe, vice- who would be needing assistance in arranging principal Baptist College, as chief guest and accommodation in Mokokchung may consession speaker. Union request all the students tact 9862903425/9856663548 by September from Class 11 and above to attend the session 10. The committee further extends warm positively in traditional attire. Senior students, invitation to all the former teachers, staffs and leaders, concerned citizens and well wishers alumni and all well wishers to come and be a part of the historic occasion. are cordially invited to the programme.

MSUK freshers cum annual social day: Lost and found: High School Leaving cerMao Students Union Kohima (MSUK) has tificate Examination 2016, mark sheet-cumconvened its 39th freshers day cum annual certificate in the name of Putunungsang Ponsocial gathering on September 10, 11 a.m on- gen, son of L. Bendangwati, roll no 1612007 wards at MITE auditorium, opposite SBI of Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Lerie branch Kohima, with additional direc- Kohima and NBSE no. 13160 has been found. tor SCERT, Apele Daili and president Mao Rightful owner may claim the marksheet by Women Union Kohima, Ella Mary as chief producing original documents and contact the guest and special guest respectively. All MSUK following numbers: 9774037884/9436431645 members, teaching faculty and well wishers /8731815245.

DIMAPUR: DC and Chairman, Phek has informed that monthly District Planning & Development Board meeting of Phek district for the month of September 2016 has been preponed to September 8, with venue and time remain the same.

All the members have been requested to attend the DPDB meeting without fail.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "The Lord has given and the Lord has taken away, blessed be the name of the Lord" Job 1:21

The four accused in police custody.

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The four were identified as Ibem (30), Md. Akthar Khan (24 ), Ziaor Rahman (33) and Md. Hashim Khan (29).

Accordingly they were taken into police custody for possession and transportation of the banned drug, PRO said. In this connection, a regular case has been registered against the arrested persons at Sechü(Zubza) P.S.

Born : 1st March 1959 – Died : 30th August 2016

THROUGH THIS COLUMN, WE THE BEREAVED FAMILY MEMBERS OF LATE SENTHANG WANTH RENGMA WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR HEARTFELT GRATITUDE TO DIRECTOR, SCHOOL EDUCATION AND HIS STAFF, EACH AND EVERY INDIVIDUAL, ORGANIZATIONS, CHURCHES AND PRAYER GROUPS, WHO STOOD BY US AND SUPPORTED US PHYSICALLY, FINANCIALLY AND SPIRITUALLY DURING THE PROLONGED ILLNESS AND AT THE DEMISE OF OUR BELOVED FATHER AND MY HUSBAND. THOUGH WE ARE UNABLE TO THANK EACH OF YOU INDIVIDUALLY, YOUR COMFORTING WORDS AND KIND DEEDS WILL FOREVER BE REMEMBERED BY US. GOD BLESS YOU ABUNDANTLY Loving wife, children and relatives.

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DIMAPUR: Kohima police seized banned drugs worth around Rs. 8,04,400 from a Manipur bound passage bus on Thursday at around 7 am at Peducha check gate.

According to PRO of Kohima police Atu Zumvü, 72,440 capsules of banned Spasmo proxyvon drug and 8,000 tablets of Nitrosun were seized from the possession of four persons.

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NPSC aspirants appeal for recruitment through NPSC

DIMAPUR: NPSC aspirants held an executive meeting to discuss the latest government policy on contract appointment on August 30, wherein it appreciated the state government’s decision to ban all contract appointments with effect from June 6, 2016.

NPSC aspirants media cell stated that, the aspirants had taken serious note of P&AR office memorandum dated August 11, 2016 to regularize all contract appointees on completion of three(3) years of continuous service.

It stated that this would deprive many hard working aspirants of job opportunities as many high posts have been filled through backdoor appointments instead of open recruitment by NPSC. In this regard, media cell stated that after thorough deliberation and as per the consultative meeting held with ACAUT, it was decided that the NPSC aspirants would tie up with ACAUT to fight against the infamous government order in the court of law for all those posts which are within the preview of NPSC i,e, Class-I, Class-ll and Class-lll (Grade pay of Rs.2,800 and above). It stated that aspirants would give every possible support in whatever form required

by ACAUT. Media cell also stated that it was really surprising that only three departments requisitioned posts for the NPSC (NCS,NPS,NSS and other allied services) Exam, 2016.

NPSC aspirants through its media cell pointed out this was because many posts which were meant to be recruited through NPSC were all filled up by the candidates (mostly non-deserving and non-competent)

of top government functionaries and politicians through back door appointment.

In this light the aspirants reiterate their earlier demand submitted to the chief secretary that all high posts in all government departments in Nagaland should be recruited through NPSC.

ANGPTA Dimapur unit informs Dimapur: ANGPTA Dimapur unit (including Nuiland) directs all the primary teachers (regular/SSA/ ad hoc/fixed) to submit their appointment/regularization/extension order for preparation of seniority list along with membership fee of Rs 200 from September 6 to 10 at ISBT (purana bazaar) from 10 am to 3 pm.

For further information one may contact, 9862927267/897401 6853/9436602617

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2 bodies found, Sharmila’s fast not a waste, 2 others missing AFSPA remains pertinent: Journo after landslide Guwahati, Sep 1 (PTI): AFSPA into focus of the Manipur’s Iron lady Irom international and national

Silchar, Sep 1 (PTI): Bodies of two women were found while as many members of the same family were still missing after being washed away in landslide and floods in Assam’s Cachar district, police said today.

Four members of the family of Dipesh Lemrong his wife, a daughter and two sons - were last night washed away when their house was damaged in a landslide following heavy rains in Kashiyapunji area of Bhubanpahar, about 35 km from here, a police officer said.

The bodies of Lemrong’s wife and daughter were later found while those of his sons were still missing, the officer said adding seven houses were also washed away by heavy rains in nearby Bhubangram village.

The NDRF has launched a rescue operation for the affected people.

Police and civil officials were involved in rescue and relief operation at the spot, police added.

Sharmila may have withdrawn her fast but her anti-Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) struggle has not gone waste and the issue remains as pertinent as before, noted Manipur journalist Yumnam Rupachandra said.

“Sharmila’s was a lonely fight against the AFSPA and after 16 years of nose-feeding under judicial custody she finally decided to leave her self-inflicting struggle and changed her strategy,” Rupachandra commented speaking at the ‘Harendra Nath Barua Memorial Lecture’ on ‘Manipur in the backdrop of AFSPA and Irom Sharmila’ here last evening.

She may have been dejected with both the central and state governments which failed to listen to a non-violent struggle but her 16 years of fast has not gone waste and she has done more for the antiAFSPA movement than any other individual or institution and organisation, Rupachandra said.

He said Sharmila must be given credit for bringing

Magisterial probe begins into Agartala violence Agartala, Sep 1 (IANS): A magisterial probe into the ethnic violence in Agartala in which 24 persons were injured and 17 vehicles badly damaged on August 23 has begun, officials said on Thursday.

“It would be completed in one month,” West Tripura District Magistrate and Collector Milind Ramteke told IANS. “I have sought a detailed report from the Superintendent of Police of West Tripura district... I may call some persons individually in connection with this inquiry.”

Ramteke said the inquiry had been ordered by the Tripura government to ascertain the facts on the violent attacks and clashes of August 23.

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Governor Tathagata Roy, addressing a function here, urged tribal youths and students to return to Agartala without any fear.

After the August 23 incidents, a large number of tribal students and youths who had been staying in Agartala have gone back to their homes in different districts.

“The government will give full security to the students and youths and they can return to Agartala without any fear,” the governor added.

The opposition, specially the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation probe into the Agarala incident.

The Trinamool Congress has demanded a judicial inquiry by a High Court judge.

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She has discovered a new means to achieve her goal by deciding to join politics and hopes to become a Chief Minister in her quest to remove the AFSPA Act, but whether it will work is another issue, Rupachandra said adding, even the former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had described AFSPA as ‘draconian’.

The Supreme Court had appointed the Justice Jeevan Reddy Commission on AFSPA which put forth several recommendations but the law remains as “entrenched as even and the centre has not even considered making it more ‘humane’ as recommended by the Commission,” he said.

“The Act was framed to tackle secessionism and insurgency but five decades down the line this Act has, in fact, helped to create more groups and Assam, Nagaland and Manipur now has multiple groups, with Manipur leading with over two dozen groups.

Arunachal records spurt in crime rates Itanagar, Sep 1 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh recorded a spurt in crime rate during 2015 with a total 2968 cases reported in the state under IPC cognizable crimes and 181 cognizable crime cases under Special & Local Laws (SLL).

The rate of total cognizable crime recorded in the state during the year was 227.8 while that under Special & Local Laws was 13.9 per one lakh population, according to a recent report released by National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) under union Home Ministry.

The report with the title ‘Crime in India’ which was released by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on August 29 last revealed that crime against women was on the rise during the year in comparison to 2014.

As per the report, crime against women in the state during the year was recorded at 14.3 per cent which amounted to 7.3 per cent of total IPC cognizable crime recorded in the state during the year.

A total of 71 rape cases were recorded along with 12 cases of attempt to rape in the state during the year.

Moreover, 102 cases were

FELICITATES With immense pride, we the Pughoboto Phughi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (PPKK) congratulate Miss Omegali Sheqi, D/o Shri.

Inashe Sheqi and Smti Xutoli Sheqi for achieving 3 Gold Medals (1st Rank Holder, Nagada Gold Medal Award and Shenkapa Gold Medal Award) from the National Institute of Engineering, Civil Engineering Department, Mysore.

The Union further wishes her the best in life and success in her future endeavours.

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We, the SSTK heartily congratulates the following bonafide citizens of Sungratsu village for their successful achievements: 1) Shri. Longmedang, S/o Lt. Sashimenba Walling promoted to Additional Director, Dept of Technical Education, Govt of Nagaland.

2) Smt. Bendanglila, D/o Lt. Tsuktimeren Aier promoted to Joint Director, Dept of Agriculture, Govt of Nagaland.

3) Ms. Imnasenla Walling, D/o Lt. Imkongtemsu Walling for clearing NPSC 2015 for the post of JDA under Treasuries & Account Department.

The Union further wishes them greater achievement in all their future career and service to the society. May God continue to bless you all.

Senkalemba Jamir Secretary, SSTK.

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With immense pride and joy, we the Merangkong Students' Union, would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to our following members for bringing laurels to the village through academic excellence.

1. Miss. Sashirenla Jamir, D/o K. Imlitemjen Jamir for being conferred with Ph.D on analytical study on the topic, "Jurgen Habermas' Discourse" from the Department of Philosophy, North Eastern Hill University (NEHU).

2. Miss. Sentilemla Lemtur, D/o Senachiba for being honoured the Gold Medal in M.A. (English) from ICFAI University, Nagaland.

3. Miss. Nukshichila, D/o Late I. Aomeren Imsong for securing Top 2 in M. Com from the University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya.

4. Miss. Imsumenla, D/o Sangtemmongba for the successful completion of B.Th from Discipleship Bible College, Dimapur and for being awarded the: (a) D. Haralu Academic Proficiency Award. (b) Topper in the departments of Religion and Society, Christian Ministry and Church History.

The Union further wishes all of them greater strides and success in their future endeavours.

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Imphal, Sep 1 (PTI): One militant belonging to outlawed People Liberation Army (PLA) was arrested in Manipur’s Thoubal district by a combined team of police commandos and Assam Rifles jawans, a police official said. The militant who was arrested last evening from Khabakkhong near Wangjing, has been identified as Asem Lemba alias Indrajit (48) of Athokpam Mayai Leikai of Thoubal district, the offical said.

Earlier he was arrested by police in 2010 while he was an active cadre of Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) but was bailed out and he joined PLA recently. At present he is working under one Ibomcha of PLA and is involved in distributing demand letters to elected Pradhans of nearby areas in Thoubal district, the official source said.

reported during the year against assault on women, two cases of insult to modesty of women, 181 cases of sexual offences along with a single case of voyeurism and 66 cases of cruelty by husband and relatives.

However, not a single case of dowry death was reported in the state during the year.

In IPC cognizable crime related incidents, a total of 57 cases of murder were reported during the year along with 58 cases of attempt to murder, kidnapping and abduction (175 cases), grievous hurt (283) and 119 cases of death caused due to negligence were reported in the state during the year.

A total of 913 IPC crimes against property were recorded including 12 dacoity cases, 75 robbery incidents and 265 criminal trespass and burglary cases with crime rate of 70.1 per cent.

In IPC crimes related to public order, a total number of 63 cases were recorded in the state including 28 riot incidents, 32 arson cases and three cases of unlawful assembly were reported with recorded crime rate of 4.8 per cent.

The report further revealed that a total of 188 cases of economic crime were re-

ported in the state including 42 incidents of criminal breach of trust, 123 cases of cheating, 19 cases of forgery and four cases of counterfeiting with a total crime rate of 14.4 per cent.

The statistical data covered in the report have been obtained from states and union territories police data of recorded cognizable crimes through a set of 34 proforma from 36 states and union territories besides 53 mega cities.

In the report, the NCRB calculated the crime rate on the basis of total cases reported in comparison to total population.

However crime rate under crimes against women, children, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Senior Citizens have been calculated on the basis of popultion of that particular segment.

The population used for calculation of crime rate for total crimes, crimes against Women and Children were projected population as on July 1, 2015, while rate under crimes against Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Senior Citizens has been calculated using population figures of the Population Census of 2011.

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adding, they are working to make the administrative system efficient and corruptionfree so that its regains people’s faith.

“We are also constantly monitoring the progress of the NRC update exercise. Our target is to update the document by 2017,” he said.

The BJP-led government, Sonowal said, has always rushed help to people in all types of disasters like floods or terrorist attack in Kokrajhar or the blast in Tinsukia.

It is also working on controlling spiralling prices of food items, he said and claimed that the rates were lower in Assam than in Delhi.

Hitting out at the erstwhile Cong ress gover nment on the economic front, Sonowal said his government has inherited a committed liability of around Rs 17,000 crore.

“CAG has pointed out that no accounts had been furnished for Rs 12,000 crore from 2004 to 2014. There was economic challenge when we took charge. This situation arose because of the mistakes by the last government,” he said.

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With great pride and happiness, we the Chozubami Students’ Union extend our heartfelt congratulations to our team member Mr. Veswüvo Phesao for making through NPSC on the post of Economic Investigator under Industries & Commerce Department.

Your perseverance, hard work and dedication have paid off.

The Union wishes him the very best in his future endeavours.

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Dear Sachu, On your big day, we wish you a happy life and a journey full of success.

May you have all the joy your heart can hold, all the smile a day can bring and all the blessings a life can unfold. Have a wonderful day and have a lot of fun.

Happy Birthday!!

Love and hugs Laghamu and Aku. Dear Tiakala (Aka Tajung) In this special day of yours we just want to wish you a very happy birthday.

Hoping and praying that you will see another birthday with a healthy life.

Though we are apart from each other, always remember that our love and prayers are always with you.

Oja, Oya Wati, Odi Meren.

To Baby Along Happy belated 2nd birthday 2 a little cutey who makes everyday brighter with just a little smile... You are naughty as ever still the apple of everyone’s eye ,.

You manage to make us smile so easily and we love you so much.

From Mum , dad & Family Members.

Hi Rita Murry, Happy Birthday !! May your life always glow with happiness and success.

God bless you. Many happy returns of the day.

With lots of love, Nzi, Lima, Latoshi, Mhabe, Kavito & Wati.

Bandhs series in Manipur begins

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IMPHAL, Sep 1: One of the series of bandh in Manipur passed off peacefully on Thursday with partial response from the general public.

Uncertainty has been prevailing in Manipur since Wednesday when a series of bandh were announced by different organisations including militant group in the coming days. A 24-hour bandh imposed on Wednesday by the state BJP to protest the arrest of its legislators that partially hit normal life in the state was shortened at 1 pm. However, another 12hour bandh was imposed today (Thursday) by the Poirei Meitei faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party. The bandh which was effective from Thursday morning at 6 am was, once again, shortened at this noon.

The bandh was imposed by the faction to expose alleged malpractices involving director-incharge in the administration of state run JNIMS hospital.

A decision to shorten the general strike was taken by the Central Committee of the outfit

in view of the hardship facing the daily wagers.

Even as the bandh imposed in the last two days that greatly affected the students owing to shutting down of educational institutes had ended, two more bandhs are in the fore for the people of the state.

One of the bandh calls to commence at 6 am Friday was given by the Co-ordinating Body of Trade Unions, Manipur, a conglomerate of central and state trade unions and employees organisation as part of 12-hour all India general strike.

The first day of this bandh would collide with the first day of the proposed 65-hour general strike call given by All Manipur Surrenderee Welfare Association, an organization formed by surrendered cadres of six proscribed outfits UNLF, PLA, KYKL, PULF, UPPK, KCP (KK Nganba group).

T h e b a n d h wa s a n nounced alleging that the government has failed to act on the provisions for their welfare which are included in the memorandums signed when they laid down their weapons.

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The Sumi Aphuyemi Kuqhakulu, Dimapur (SAKD) express our immense joy and honour to extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Shri. Zuvito Wotsa, Ghokimi Village, on being promoted to General Manager (GM) NIDC, Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Er. Huqheto Sheqi, Mishilimi Village, on being promoted to Executive Engineer PWD R&B, Govt. of Nagaland.

3. Er. Hutovi Swu, Natsumi Village, on being promoted to Executive Engineer, Irrigation & Flood Control, Govt. of Nagaland.

4. Alovika Swu, Hebolimi Village, for achieving the post of DYSP through recently declaring NPSC 2016.

While lauding the achievement, the SAKD wishes and pray to the Almighty God to continue guide them and success in all their future endeavours.

Sukhavi Swu (President, SAKD)

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and comments of the people and also incorporating the suggestions submitted by the JCILPS. In the freshly drafted bill that government had decided to table in the coming up session, January 21, 1972 was proposed for as the base year to decide non-locals from electoral rolls of that year.

It had also been decided that if no electoral roll was available for that year, the next available document would serve the purpose for identification.

After identification of the non-locals, they would be required to register them-selves for stay in the state every six months at various centres to be opened by the government.

If the bill had been passed with consent from the Governor, it would be implemented soon after its publication in the state gazette.

A provision to set up a registration directorate, headed by a Group A officer, for identification and registration of non-locals was included in the government’s proposed bill.

Guwahati, Sep 1 (PTI): Assam government has urged the Centre to seal Indo-Bangladesh border under the supervision of the Army, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today said.

“Our honest aim is to seal the Indo-Bangla border as soon as possible. We have spoken many times to the Centre.

We want that the work is done under the supervision and guidance of Indian Army,” Sonowal said at a press conference here.

Also the quality of current fencing is not good and to prevent illegal immigration completely better quality of fencing should be done, he said.

Addressing the media on completion of his government’s 100 days in office, Sonowal said he and his ministerial colleagues have been working with the motto of “zero tolerance to corruption”.

“People’s lives were crippled under corruption during the last government. Our thrust has been to give people relief from it. Our ministers are not only talking against corruption but are acting against this menace,” he said

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An official source said that Ibobi government has decided not to introduce “The Manipur Regulation of NonLocal People Bill, 2016 during the Assembly session.

A decision in this regard was taken in a meeting of the Congress Legislator Party (CLP) presided by chief minister O Ibobi Singh at the conference hall of the CM’s secretariat yesterday (Thursday) evening.

The meeting had minutely discussed the alternative bill submitted by the JCILPS titled ‘The Regulation of Non Manipur People’s Act, 2016’ on August 29, after the lapse of government given time, August 24 to submit suggestions and comments from the public to

the proposed new bill drafted by the government.

The government had already put up its own bill on the government website ‘www.manipur.gov.in’ and invited public comments.

An official source said altogether 91 comments for changes were registered through the website. Additionally, the JCILPS submitted the alternative bill on August 29. Taking the suggestion seriously, the government has started discussing on the JCILPS’ alternative bill, the source said, stressing that introduction of the bill incorporating all the suggestions, including that of JCILPS, would not be possible in the session starting Friday.

A statement issued by state home department late Wednesday underlined the government’s intent of introducing a bill to protect the indigenous people of the state with consensus from the public.

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Shillong, Sep 1(PTI): Normal functioning of the North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) was affected today as students demanded immediate removal of a professor who allegedly sexually harassed a research scholar.

The students complained that a Dean of the School of Social Sciences sexually harassed a research scholar of the History department on August 26.

Following the alleged incident, she made a written complaint to the university authorities that referred the case to the NEHU Women’s Cell.

The students under the banner of the North Eastern Hill University Students’ Union (NEHUSU) brought out a protest march to the office of the vice-chancellor demanding action against the professor.

In a memorandum submitted to the VC, NEHUSU president Tyrchain Lypon said, “We demand immediate removal of the professor as the Dean, School of Social Sciences. His service as a teacher should also be terminated.”

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We the Kulolau Vekuhomi Kuposhukulu with immense pride and happiness extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Y. Khetoi Shohe, on being promoted to the post of Asst.

Director, Khadi & Village Industries Commission (Ministry of MSME Govt. of India) The Union further wishes and prays to the Almighty God to grant him and his family good health and success in all his future endeavours.

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TSUNGIKI GAZZETTED OFFICERS’ FORUM H.Q., TSUNGIKI VILLAGE WOKHA: NAGALAND

TGOF Condemns Unwarranted Assault on Member The Tsungiki Gazzetted Officers’ Forum (TGOF) vehemently condemns the unwarranted physical assault upon one of our esteemed member Yanrenthung Kikon, Dy. Superintendent of Jail, District Jail, Wokha at his office chambers by three of his staff members, namely, Gwaynhulo Rengma, Warder, Imlitongpang and Ghonito, both TOG Warders, on August 13, 2016.

The TGOF also supports and appreciates the concerned department for initiating prompt disciplinary action against the three erring personnel.

Further, even as we consider the matter closed, the TGOF shall not remain a silent spectator in the event of any future situation(s) arising out of this particular incident.

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PAHAL scheme saved Rs 21,000 cr: Pradhan

Dharmendra Pradhan Bhubaneswar, Sep 1 (IANS): Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Thursday said successful implementation of PAHAL, effecting elimination of duplicate and ghost consumers, has resulted in estimated savings of more than Rs 21,000 crore. “Today, we are having more than 160 million consumers registered under PAHAL, who are getting subsidy directly into their bank account. Successful implementation of PAHAL has resulted in estimated savings of more than Rs 21,000 crore through the elimination of duplicate/fake/ghost consumers,� said Pradhan.

The minister disclosed this while addressing the International Conference on LPG cooking gas here. The conference was attended by Jharkhand Governor Draupadi Murmu and Lakshmi

Puri, United Nations Assistant Secretary General and Deputy Executive Director of United Nations Women.

Pradhan said more than 10 million consumers have voluntarily given up LPG subsidy.

The minister said 17.4 crore households, out of total 28 crore households in the country, have access to LPG. When the present government took office in May 2014, only 13 crore households had access to LPG, he added.

Pradhan termed LPG as an instrument for empowering women belonging to poor households, and said millions of Indian households, especially in rural areas, still continue to use traditional sources of cooking fuels.

According to the World Health Organization, 15 lakh persons die every year due to indoor air pollution in world and 5 lakh in India alone. Indoor air pollution is also responsible for a significant number of acute respiratory diseases in young children, the minister said.

He said the eastern region of the country has the lowest LPG coverage, and the low LPG coverage is attributed to poor economic conditions of the region.

Jharkhand Gover nor Draupadi Murmu recounted her experience as a village dweller with no access to LPG.

‘Solution must be based on situation of Nagas’ (From p-1) It said “any agreement that would be signed should accord Nagalim with legislative, executive, judiciary and financial powers outside the purview of the Union of India. The political structure of Nagalim should be democratic and representative.�

In this regard, the signatories urged Government of India “not to disrupt the unity of Nagas in the process of negotiation�, saying it would “delay and derail the political settlement of fulfilling the long cherished aspiration of the Nagas�. While stating that the ongoing talks between Nagas and India for the last 19 years has created space of suspicion on the sincerity and political will of the Government of India, the signatories pointed out that “solution to the NagaIndia problem must be sought within specific timeframe�.

It further asserted that solution to the Naga issue should not be diluted and sabotaged on the pretext of protecting territorial integrity of neighbouring states. “The Nagas have suffered and sacrificed too long in their conviction and struggle for self-determination. So the process of negotiation should be inclusive of the rights and aspirations of the Nagas,â€? the communiquĂŠ stated.

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Delhi hospitals face staff crunch as doctors down with dengue

New Delhi, Sep 1 (IANS): Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Thursday told the Supreme Court that he stood by his remarks blaming the RSS for the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi and said he was ready to face a trial for alleged defamation of the ideological parent of the ruling BJP. Gandhi’s lawyer Kapil Sibal told the Supreme Court that the Congress Vice President stood by what he had said about the RSS and the 1948 assasination of the Mahatma.

Rahul Gandhi withdrew a petition before the apex court

that had sought quashing of the defamation proceeding in a Maharashtra trial court.

The bench of Justice Dipak Misra and Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman allowed the petition to be withdrawn but did not grant Rahul Gandhi an exemption from appearing before the trial court.

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) activist Rajesh Kunte filed the defamation case against the Congress leader over his remarks at a 2014 election rally that people associated with the Hindutva group killed Mahatma Gandhi.

India to have a National Communication Policy: Minister Chennai, Sep 1 (IANS): Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting M. Venkaiah Naidu on Thursday said the central government is working on a National Communication Policy.

Stressing the need for self-regulation for the media and also reasonable restrictions to maintain public order and ensure integrity and sovereignty of the nation, Naidu said the compulsion of instant communication should not lead the media astray from truthful reporting.

Naidu, who is also the Union Minister for Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, was speaking at the Regional Editors Conference here organised by the Press Information Bureau.

He said the government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has placed communication as a critical factor of governance. According to Naidu, there is a need to ensure balance between freedom of expression and the genuine need for reasonable restrictions to ensure that that there is no ‘divisive communication’ given the social, cultural and economic diversity in the country. Naidu said that despite the emergence of new forms of media, print media has been reporting steady growth which is being driven by the growth of regional media.

Part of J&K is under illegal Netaji died in plane crash, confirms Japanese govt occupation of Pak: MEA New Delhi, Sep 1 (Agencies): Hitting out at Pakistan over attempts to internationalise the Kashmir issue, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday said that part of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) is under the illegal occupation of Pakistan.

They can write as many letters as they want to the United Nations but this will not change the fact that J&K is an integral part of India, it said.

According to Zeenews, MEA spokesperson Vikas Swarup said, “The ground reality is that part of Jammu and Kashmir is under the illegal occupation of Pakistan and any third party collaboration will be our concern.�

He also slammed Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz

13 Indian nationals test positive for Zika in Singapore NEW DELHI, Sep 1 (Agencies): 13 Indian nationals have tested positive for the Zika virus in Singapore, the Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed to NDTV. “As per our High Commission in Singapore, 13 Indian nationals have tested positive for Zika virus in that country,� External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup said. Foreign nationals including six Bangladeshis and 21 Chinese are among the 115 confirmed Zika infections in Singapore. The tiny island nation in the Indian Ocean has seen a surge in the number of Zika infections, after it declared its first case of a locally transmitted infection on August 27. According to Singapore’s Ministry of Health, instances of Zika infection have been reported by individuals who either resided or worked in Al Juneid or Sims Drive localities.

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Further, it stated that another reminder dated August 22 2016 addressed to the commissioner & secretary, school education, was submitted demanding posting of the teachers before September 2016.

However, the required teachers were not posted in the school till date. With the expiry of deadline and with no positive response to its demand, the YAA said it endorsed Chessore Town Students Union and Chessore Village Students Union to shut down the school till further notice from its office. YAA cautioned that the department would be held solely responsible for any consequences. YAA said it would even go to the extent of boycotting Teachers’ Day Celebration at Chessore.

Sharif ’s decision to send 22 special envoys to world capitals to raise the Kashmir issue. “Sending out 22 envoys is not going to make untenable claims legal. They should have sent just one envoy with the right message of putting an end to cross-border terrorism,�

Swarup said.

Meanwhile, PM Sharif has shot off another letter to the UN chief seeking his intervention in the Kashmir issue.

Pakistan on Thursday banned the Indian TV channels in the country and asked its cable operators and DTH dealers to comply the with order immediately.

The move is seen as a retaliation to India’s plan to transmit some of the All India Radio (AIR) programmes in the Balochi language.

New Delhi, Sep 1 (Agencies): While mystery surrounding Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s death continues to baffle millions of Indians till date, an unreleased Japanese government probe had confirmed that the iconic Indian leader died in the plane crash in Taipei on August 18, 1945.

The findings of the Japanese government report, which would be released later this month, reinforces the view of earlier investigations and official reports regarding Netaji’s death. Netaji’s family members and his Germany-based daughter Anita Pfaff now want India

to bring his ashes from Tokyo to India.

Pfaff had earlier this year expressed her displeasure that many in India continue to believe “asinine� theories that he survived the crash, according to Hindustan Times.

The Japanese government report titled ‘Investigation on the cause of death and other matters of the late Subhas Chandra Bose’ comprising seven pages in Japanese and 10 pages in English.

The report reached the conclusion that Netaji met with an air crash at Taipei on 18 August 1945 and died in a hospital

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

NAGALAND STATE AYUSH MISSION SOCIETY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

NAGALAND : KOHIMA DHFW-18/AYUSH-Adv/2016-17/9788 Dated, Kohima, the 1st of Sept 2016.

INTERVIEW RESULT

List of selected candidates who have appeared in the interview for various posts under Nagaland State AYUSH Mission Society on 4th and 5th of August 2016 respectively.

Sl. Post Selected candidates No 1 Consultant Dr. Khrielenuo Kechu 2 Account Manager Ms. Lanusenla Jamir 3 MO AYUSH (BAMS) Dr.Visino Nakhro 4 MO AYUSH (BHMS) Dr. Sendongyanger 5 1 Mr. Imlisingit 6 GNM 2 Ms. Easter Mukho 7 3 Ms. Yahseie Luho 1 Ms. Surhovelu Kezo 8 Panchkarma Technician 2 Mr. Moasangba Jamir 9 Yoga Instructor Kelhouzasie Sd/(DR YANKHO LOTHA) Mission Director, NHM DC-1986

there the same evening.

The report adds, “Immediately after taking off, the airplane in which he (Bose) rode fell to the ground, and he was wounded.� ‘’About 3.00 pm, he entered the Nanmon Branch of Taipei Army Hospital... and about 7.00 pm he died,’’ it adds.

7(1'(5 127,&( 12 0(&+˨ ˨ '$7( ˨ ˨ Open tender in sealed cover is invited for the under mentioned work: Name of work: Hiring of one AC vehicle (Renault Duster/Mahindra XUV500/Toyota Innova or superior) for utilisation of DRM/LMG for a period of 02 years. Tender value : ` 8,80,850/-; Earnest Money: ` 17,620/-; Cost of Tender Document : ` 2,000/- (` 500/- extra by post).

Tender document will be available from WKH RIÂżFH RI WKH Sr. Divisional Mechanical Engineer/ C&W/Lumding and Assistant Divisional Mechanical Engineer/ NGC/N.F.Rly. (Assam) from 10.00 hrs. of 13-09-2016 upto 11.00 hrs. of 05-10-2016.

Tender can be submitted/ dropped in tender box kept in the RIÂżFH RI WKH Sr.DME/ C&W /LMG, CME/N.F.Railway/MLG & Assistant Divisional Mechanical Engineer / NGC/N.F. Railway from 10.00 hrs. of 23-09-2016 upto 13.00 hrs. of 05-10-2016.

Tender will be opened at 16.00 hrs. of 07-10-2016 DW WKH RIÂżFH RI the Sr. DME/C&W/LMG. Detailed Tender Notice and Tender Document are available at www.nfr.indianrailways.gov.in.

Notice Board location: DRM(M)/ KIR, APDJ, RNY, TSK, LMG, Sr. DEN/C/LMG, Sr. DEE/LMG, Sr. DCM/LMG, Sr. DOM/LMG, Sr. DME/P/LMG, CMS/LMG, Sr. CDO/ GHY, Sr. DSTE/LMG, Sr. DFM/ LMG, Sr. DSC/LMG, Dy. CME (O&F)/MLG & ADME/NGC. Sr.DME/C&W/LMG

NORTHEAST FRONTIER RAILWAY Serving Customers With A Smile

New Delhi, Sep 1 (IANS): It’s not only the common people who are down with chikungunya and dengue here in the national capital -- even the doctors are suffering from the vector-borne diseases, leading to staff crunch in the city hospitals.

Authorities told IANS on Thursday that they are witnessing a shortage of staff as many doctors, including senior faculty members, have tested positive for the vector-borne diseases, keeping them from discharging their duties.

According to governmentrun Safdarjung Hospital, while a total of 10-12 senior faculty members have tested positive for chikungunya, at least 25 junior doctors, including senior and junior residents, are suffering from chikungunya

and dengue.

Notably, Safdarjung already has a staff shortage of over 30 per cent. “A good number of our doctors are badly suffering from chikungunya and dengue, including senior faculty members and resident doctors. While a few of them are admitted to the hospital, many are on leaves and undergoing treatment at home as the dengue wards are flooded with patients and there is no space,� A.K. Rai, Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital, told IANS. “We are managing with very less number of doctors right now,� Rai added.

Rai said that there is also a shortage of beds which is creating a havoc-type situation in the hospitals.

Out of the 175 chikungu-

nya patients in centrally-located Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, over 30 are doctors of the hospital itself, an official said. “I personally know five senior faculty members of RML hospital who were badly ill with chikungunya and dengue. However, the total number of doctors suffering from chikungunya and dengue is somewhere between 30-35,�

V.K. Sinha, spokesperson of RML Hospital, told IANS. According to him, RML has a dengue ward having 110 beds. One fever clinic has also been started at the hospital to attend to the rising number of patients with viral fever, which is a major symptom of both dengue and chikungunya.

According to the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, which monitors the number of dengue and chikungunya cases across Delhi, a total of 487 cases of dengue and 432 cases of chikungunya have been reported in the national capital till August 27.

While North Delhi has recorded the highest number of dengue cases at 98, South Delhi has recorded the highest number of Chikungunya cases at 25.

However, the unofficial figures tell a different story, with the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) alone witnessing over 450 cases of chikungunya.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 266 Dimapur, friday, September 2, 2016

Evolving by revolving

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hether it is the Naga political issue where sections of Nagas are not on the same page and whether it pertains to certain rights over land and resources or the question of whether a community should be given recognition as a tribe of the state; it is quite evident that Nagas are driven by their respective agenda. This however, does not necessarily mean compartmentalisation of the Naga polity but that views that might have been shaped by the influence of the existing environment. This gives rise to a thinking the main factor could be the inherent Naga discord syndrome- a lack of free and frank admissions of self-centeredness. The most popular subject among all sections is and has always been politics. The growth of politics has been monumental in that Naga polity has been undergoing through evolutionary phases and indicators are enrichment of the thesis of phraseology. The simple yet practical necessity of reality-based concepts on socioeconomic development have also been subjected to the “visions” of the policy making bureaucrats who love to showcase their artful concepts by copy-pasting from other documents, probably as it affords another of those opportunities to brush past vision failures under the carpet. Rapid changes are taking place, not only globally, but also regionally in the north east but Nagaland seems to be caught up in its own cacophony of political voices. Thinkers of the government kind and mind have failed to set priorities and goals. This has resulted in wasted time are wasted opportunities. In nearby Assam, the government which has a practical vision, has been laying the foundation for a economically strong and viable society. Corporate honchos invited to Assam have already invested heavily in the state.

If various incidents in Assam are anything to go by, they speak of conflicts between communities, economic divisions and corruption. These are no less but more than in Nagaland but there is a single difference- rules and regulations are seen as being enforced. Public are one with regard to upholding the rule of law even if it may not be as profound.

Perhaps there is no perfect world anywhere but society and its leaders need to come out of the pitfall of politicizing everything. Society in Nagaland is rife with associations, organisations, unions and societies engaged in pursuit of lofty ideals but have hardly benefitted society. This is because pettiness, coupled with cynicism, have become the language of many self-styled saints who love playing the role of accuser and judge. Cynics also firmly believe that forming social groups to band together against the ‘corrupt’ and ‘wrong-doers’ or ‘hypocrites’ is a wonderful and righteous way to bring a change. It is pertinent to understand that rather than spend all time and energy in debating about issues or being overwhelmed with pettiness; it is more important to begin the work to facilitate transformation of the socio-economic condition. Today, states throughout the country are wooing investors from outside and those who convince they are investor friendly and discourage protectionism, have succeeded in a big way. Nagaland needs to do the same-convince investors so that the young generation can exploit their potential without hindrance from tribalist politics and divisive ideologies of the past and in this, they need a little push and that is what society needs to do.

DailyDevotion Destined To Be Holy …it is written, “Be holy, for I am holy.” —1 Peter 1:16 We must continually remind ourselves of the purpose of life. We are not destined to happiness, nor to health, but to holiness. Today we have far too many desires and interests, and our lives are being consumed and wasted by them. Many of them may be right, noble, and good, and may later be fulfilled, but in the meantime God must cause their importance to us to decrease. The only thing that truly matters is whether a person will accept the God who will make him holy. At all costs, a person must have the right relationship with God. Do I believe I need to be holy? Do I believe that God can come into me and make me holy? If through your preaching you convince me that I am unholy, I then resent your preaching. The preaching of the gospel awakens an intense resentment because it is designed to reveal my unholiness, but it also awakens an intense yearning and desire within me. God has only one intended destiny for mankind— holiness. His only goal is to produce saints.

God is not some eternal blessing-machine for people to use, and He did not come to save us out of pity— He came to save us because He created us to be holy. Atonement through the Cross of Christ means that God can put me back into perfect oneness with Himself through the death of Jesus Christ, without a trace of anything coming between us any longer.

Never tolerate, because of sympathy for yourself or for others, any practice that is not in keeping with a holy God. Holiness means absolute purity of your walk before God, the words coming from your mouth, and every thought in your mind— placing every detail of your life under the scrutiny of God Himself. Holiness is not simply what God gives me, but what God has given me that is being exhibited in my life.

Quotes

Forgive, not because they deserve forgiveness, but because you deserve peace. ~ Author unknown

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, September 2, 2016

Post-mortem

33% women reservation in Nagaland

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here has already been a lot of talk on WOMAN RESERVATION in Nagaland.

I also have something to tell, and if anyone has any Time he or she could discard, this is what I want to say: It is Human to feel happy when someone gives us Special Treatments. Understandably all Women will feel glad to have the special Woman Reservation.

Any Special Treatment given out of love is divine but favorable Treatment given outside of a gracious heart is Partiality and Partiality in the Human Society is Evil.

Any Special public Rights given to any section of the Public is Inequity and devoid of Justice and any Public Right given to Woman in general to compensate her mistreatment in the Society is fundamentally unethical. Any special grant outside of a gracious heart is Partiality.

Instead of granting of subsequent compensatory Reservation Right, the initial fundamental malady of mistreatment in the Society should better first be removed; then, the need for granting of the special compensation would

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he Survival Nagaland is compelled to issue rejoinder to the press statement of Chungtiayimsen Village Council that appeared in local dailies on August 25, 2016.

The unfortunate incident occurred when an SN member reported the presence of non-Nagas working in coal mining site as labourers without ILP. He went to the place where the labourers stayed and enquired if they had ILP but they had no idea what ILP was and did not possess any documents.

The matter was hence reported to the administration as per the resolution of SN to report such cases to appropriate authority anywhere in the state and as a concerned citizen of Nagaland that cares for the future of our children.

The sub-divisional administration responded to the call and conducted raid in the area. Few were arrested whereas some fled the place prior to the raid. The raid report is available with the authority should the public need reference.

It was not the intention of SN to publicly publish any particular village name.

And assuming that the village where the incident occurred falls under Longtho area, the name of area was mentioned in place of the village name- “in an area of Longtho under Mokokchung district” in social media that

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not arise.

The worst curse of Caste System and its mentality in the Hindu Society is the malaise of the discriminatory treatment the Untouchables and the woman is subjected in the Hindu Social norms. Once this fundamental discrimination is removed, the need for compensatory special Reservation of Public Rights to be given to the Woman would not arise. The removal of the fundamental initial malady first would remove the subsequent need of compensation.

To illustrate the case: There is Church in Nagaland often organizes Church Sales, of the Free Gifts received from its Members.

On such Occasions, the Articles are sold at reasonably low Price so that the Common uncommonMembers could also have a chance to buy the Goods.

But before the Opening of the Sales, some Members of the Church Committee select and separately keep aside as ‘Reserved’ the choicest Articles for themselves; this is anathema to the Gospel of Christ, the Doctrine the Church preaches with zeal.

Similarly, to keep 33 % Seats

of all elective public Posts of the Society as ‘RESERVED’ for one specific section of the People alone would be unethical partiality in an open evenhanded practice of the Society.

To give the Way in the Traffic to an emergency Ambulance, Siren ringing its way to the hospital with the injured; to give way to Fire fighting Truck rushing to put down a Fire somewhere in the City, to vacate a Seat to an Old man or an elderly Women on a running Bus, are all acts of good sense of a civilized Society.

These Acts are not Partiality to some specific Individuals in the Public.

It is very true; the woman is very often ‘sidelined, neglected and even discriminated in life’ by an uncaring Society and husbands bashing their wife are more in number than there are wives who bash their husbands. Each specific Case needs specific treatment equally according to the Law. It is also true in very many cases, women are no less Intelligent than Men; in fact some Posts in the society are more suited to the woman than man, but all Public Posts in the Land must be open

equally to every male or female.

Even the Post of the President a Nation is open to Male and Female equally.

Keeping 33 % of all elective Posts in the Land Reserved for Woman alone by Law is, fundamentally Inequity. Public Distribution of Public Rights must be open to everybody Female and Male equally. Every elective Seats need to be open to every Citizen of the land male or female above 18 years and above Age, rich or poor, great or small, degree holders or not, even the Blind or the Deaf, except Liars or Criminals must be equally treated.

Some Nagas say ancestral Land is never given to the Woman; this is not true. It depends on the Giver; Landed Property when in abundance is given to the daughters also.

The Christian Naga will adjust to the Ethical values and good conscience of every Generation. Traditions and Customs of the Naga would never hinder the Naga to Prosperity and Progress of Civilization.

Thepfulhouvi Solo, IFS Retd (RR-68), Principal Secretary, Nagaland

Rejoinder to ‘open letter to the deptt of G&N’

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propos the article published under the caption, “open letter to the department of Geology and Mining” by the Konyak Union Naginimora, I am to clarify as follows: That the department is not in receipt of any written complaint letter/representation from the Konyak Union Naginimora on the matter pertaining to seeking of road permit from the government of Assam. However, it is to clarify that road permits for any kind of commercial vehicles are being issued by the transport department to the vehicle owners in accordance with the rules. Therefore, issue of road permit or road clearance either in Assam or Nagaland does not fall within the purview of the department of geology and mining, government of Nagaland. Therefore, the aforesaid news item has been misrepresented and is misleading to readers.

It may be pertinent to state that the department of geology and mining issues coal mining lease to individuals/parties who qualifies the eligibility criteria as per the laid down provisions of the Nagaland Coal Policy and the Nagaland Coal Mining Rules, 2006 and its amended policy and rules 2014. Accordingly, valid coal challans are issued to licensees and their coals are being transported from Nagaland to any part of the country.

Wanthang Rengma, Director of Geology & Mining Kohima

SN clarifies on August 25 incident

was then extracted and published in a local daily on Aug 20, 2016. It was later learnt that the place where the ILP defaulters stayed was not in Longtho area but beyond it but within the district. This was an inadvertent error and Survival Nagaland would like to express our deepest regret and tender apology to Longtho Council.

Sequence of action initiated against Talisunep for reporting to the administration about ILP defaulters:ONE: On August 19, 2016, he was blindfolded, hands tied behind and severely beaten up by Yangatsung group (a group of married youths of Chungtiayimsen) while also verbally and mentally humiliating and torturing him. Photos of his injuries are available with SN. TWO: August 19, 2016House arrest. He suffered from abdominal pain and vomited blood after the beating that required immediate medical attention but was placed under house arrest till August 22, 2016. As Sunep was under house arrest, he was taken to Chungtiayimsen Primary Health Centre only on 21st August escorted by the police. He was attended by nurses as the doctor was out of station.

THREE: August 19, 2016- Sunep was taken to a brick kiln and made to sign a bond (under duress) to compensate the owner an amount of Rs 9,20,000/- in case the fled labourers (ILP

defaulters) fail to report back to work.

F O U R : Au g u s t 2 2 , 2016- He was summoned to appear before the Chungtiayimsen Village Council on 22nd August 2016. The case ended with him paying a fine of Rs 500/- for informing the administration without firstly informing the Village Council. (SN has filed an FIR on 21st August for assaulting Talisunep).

FIVE: August 22, 2016He was summoned to the Council Hall and made to type message and sent to two SN whatsapp chat groups at 12:13 AM and 12:46 AM respectively. It read “The report which I posted about the Bangladeshi immigrants living under Longtho area was reported without valid proof and is now confirmed to be baseless. I regret for the wrong information provided in this esteemed forum. Sorry for the inconvenience caused to one and all. Guys I am not under any duress behind this comment”.

SIX: August 23, 2016He was made to sign a self declaration statement (pretyped in their own words) stating that his report was false and baseless which was sent to local dailies for publication.

SN has no objection to Chungtiayimsen Village Council for practising their customary law under their village jurisdiction as empowered by Article 371(A) - Naga customary law and

procedure. However, SN is utterly shocked that one of our members was summoned by the Council and penalised for reporting to the administration about ILP defaulters residing in the state. The council should have rather appreciated that Sunep has dutifully reported the illegal entry and residing of nonlocal people without valid documents in the state as per the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation, 1873. We are dumbstruck and concerned at the imprudent jurisprudence of the Council when Village Councils of other North Easter states have been earnestly demanding the implementation of ILP in their states.

The multiple harassments inflicted upon one of our member for no fault of his is unacceptable and incomprehensible when even some of their neighbouring villagers ensure that there are no IBI’s or non-Nagas living in their area without valid documents.

As such, SN requested the Administration to take up the case from DC level since ILP is a state subject.

As per the written application submitted to Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, the District Administration intervened. However, defying administration directive, the village council decided to go ahead and summoned Sunep on 22nd August 2016.

Influx of illegal immigrants is a national concern and ILP, a state issue.

Committee for initiative on Naga-India political settlement

e, the participants of the Three-day In-House Workshop on ‘Naga-India Framework Agreement’ organized by the Naga Scholars’ Association (NSA), held at University of Delhi, Delhi from 13th-15th August 2016, adopt this Communiqué.

While acknowledging the ‘Framework Agreement’ signed by the Naga Collective Leadership and the Government of India, we present the following concerns and aspirations on the ongoing Naga-India political dialogue – 1. The Naga-India conflict is quintessentially a geo-political issue between the two entities. Therefore, settlement to the Naga-India issue must be political, based on the rights and aspirations of the Nagas.

2. Solution to the Naga-India political issue must be based on ‘the unique history and situation of the Nagas’, which has also been recognised by the Government of India.

3. The ideology of modern sovereign Naga nation rooted in shared socio-cultural experience, political aspiration and self-determination was made known to the world for the first time through the Memorandum of the Naga Club to the Simon Commission in 1929.

4. In pursuance of the conviction for self-determination, the Nagas, under the aegis of Naga National Council declared Independence on 14 August 1947, a day before the declaration of India’s Independence. The Naga declaration of independence was reaffirmed in the Naga Plebiscite of 1951 to dispel

the manoeuvres and undermining elements of the Government of India and Government of Burma (Myanmar) on the legitimacy of the declaration of Naga independence in 1947.

5. The Nagas have never entered into any treaty for merger with or annexation to any state, be it India or Burma (Myanmar). Nagas were divided through different divisive instruments - Treaty of Yandabo (1826) signed between British-India and the King of Burma; 16-Point Agreement (1960) and Shillong Accord (1975).

6. The ongoing initiative for NagaIndia political settlement between the National Socialist Council of Nagalim and the Government of India should therefore take cognizance of the political realities and aspiration of the Nagas for self-determination.

7. Territorial integration of the contiguous Naga areas should be part of the settlement. The rights and aspiration of the Nagas to live together under one government is a political right.

8. Any agreement that would be signed should accord Nagalim with legislative, executive, judiciary and financial powers outside the purview of the Union of India. The political structure of Nagalim should be democratic and representative.

9. The Government of India should not disrupt the unity of Nagas in the process of negotiation, which will delay and derail the political settlement of fulfilling the long cherished aspiration of the Nagas.

10. The protracted ongoing negotiation between Nagas and India for

the last 19 years has created space of suspicion on the sincerity and political will of the Government of India.

Therefore, solution to the Naga-India problem must be sought within specific timeframe.

11. The solution to the Naga issue should not be diluted and sabotaged on the pretext of protecting territorial integrity of neighbouring states.

12. The Nagas have suffered and sacrificed too long in their conviction and struggle for self-determination. So the process of negotiation should be inclusive of the rights and aspirations of the Nagas.

Participating members of workshop 1. Dr. Walunir 2. Dr. Kamei Aphun 3. Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan 4. Ms. Sulila Anar 5. Ms. Limabenla 6. Mr. Thomas Thailu 7. Dr. Poujenlung Gonmei 8. Mr. Ngonamei Holang 9. Prof. Yaruingam Awungshi

10. Mr. Lakpachui Siro 11. Mr. James Pochury 12. Dr. Gideon Shadang 13. Ms. Khrielhoumenuo Suokhrie 14. Mr. Kuolie Mere 15. Dr. R. Vashum 16. Mr. Worso Zimik 17. Mr. K. Kokho Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan, President, Naga Scholars Association; Dr. Walunir, Convenor, Organising Committee; Dr. Kamei Aphun, Secretary, Organising Committee

We appeal to the Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung to intervene in the bond signed under duress between Talisunep and the brick kiln owner for compensation of Rs 9,20,000/- (rupees nine lakhs twenty thousand) if the labourers did not return in time. SN has taken serious note and shall not rest until such time the bond is declared null and void and the brick kiln owner held responsible of the unlawful action and its culpability accounted. (The signed paper is under the custody of the kiln owner).

The Village Council Act 1978 has laid down provision for village administration to deal with offender under section 15 (1)b, wherein it states “such person should be handed over to the nearest Administrative Officer or police station” Section 15 (1)d, “to inform the presence of strangers, vagabonds or suspects to the nearest Administrative Officer or police station”.

Laws are made to protect individuals or groups in a society and discipline the wrong doers. In this case, it seems the law enforcing power has been handed to mistaken keepers. Survival Nagaland has hence lodged an FIR with the police.

SN would like to list out the defaulters caught on 18/ 08/16 by police in that area: 1. Abdul kalam(41 yrs) s/o-Amjad Ali

2. Abijuddin(20 yrs) s/o-Shajan Ali 3. Abu(27yrs) s/o-Asmad Ali 4. Muhamad(18yrs) s/o Abul Hadim 5. Samsul(18 yrs) s/oSazahan Ali 6. Abdur Monan(35yrs) s/o-Mobu Ali 7. Asadul Ali(19 yrs) s/o-Asmud Ali & 8. Rozob Ali(37 yrs) (All 8 defaulters from Pomila Joromi village, Po/ Ps-Karwa Tinali under Nowgaon district in Assam) We have also learnt that the apex Ao Students’ body AKM has been working and preparing on screening the area clean of people residing illegally and without valid documents. SN regrets if this incident has caused any inconvenience to AKM. We assure better coordination and hope that AKM and SN will be a combined force in future as the nomenclature of Survival Nagaland itself was extracted with inspiration from Survival Mokokchung.

It is high time we the Nagas as individuals and groups, especially the law enforcing agencies and other stakeholders in both urban and rural areas comprehend the impending threat that the laxity in implementing ILP beckons.

Let us not think only about today and for ourselves but foresee with rightful insight to safeguard our land, our future; for our children.

Media Cell, Survival Nagaland

Reader’s Post

Sir

Hornbill Festival: The mega event

Thus far we have come! Congrats to the organizers. My humble suggestion to be organizers - why not we widen up the activities (scope) of the festival to a larger area so as to fulfill our dreams and uphold the adage - Land of Festivals. By widening our activities we will directly give a boost to the tourism industry, which is on our government’s agenda right from the inception of this mega event. Let us do away with the ‘get rich overnight syndrome’ so as to boost the tourism industry of Nagaland: check forced hikes in the commodities, travel fares, lodging rents etc.

How friendly can we get to the tourists coming from mainland India as well as those coming from abroad? It is a festival of our state and so why not we share the festivities amongst ourselves?

I am sure by widening the scope of our activities we will be rewarded manifold for ‘many heads are better than a few’. Better episodes lie in wait from other districts of our small state. We need to sustain the land of festivals by exhibiting a friendly and hospitable outlook towards visitors. This consistencies will go a long way towards boosting the tourism industry of our state.

Admittedly, our state has a very poor connectivity and this is one of the reasons that hampers the progress of our tradition/culture too. The little that we have in just for our “consumption” and therefore we need to do some soul-searching and come up with some better ideas/alternatives to achieve our dream of realizing tourism as an industry. Besides this mega event that lasts for about a fortnight or so, let us also give thought or organizing year-long activities so as to enhance the tourism industry eventually adding up to the coffers of our poor state.

The Hornbill festival currently being concentrated only within the precints of Kohima is, frankly, perceived as a “storm in a tea cup” to the rest of the land of festivals. Come see and experience the varieties that other districts too can showcase.

With criticisms abound lately, it is saddening to see thie mega event (the pride of Nagaland) gradually running out of steam as of now. Spread out! let us supplement and rejuvenate this grand event.

Imliwati Imchen, Alempang Ward, Mokokchung

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, september 2, 2016

Legal literacy training of PREPAKS underway in Dmu

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state

NNC/GDRN (N/A) condoles DIMAPUR: NNC/GDRN (Non-Accord) chaplee kilonser Qhevishe Yeptho in a condolence note has expressed deep pain at sudden demise of late Vinito V Chophy dy. kilonser (Chaplee Affairs) NNC/GDRN(Non-Accord).

Chaplee kilonser described late Vinito as a true Naga leader, who was devoted to the upliftment and strength-

ening of NNC/GDRN (NonAccord) govt. It stated that he was also a reformer who had initiated many systems in the government and that his passing away was a great loss for Nagas.

Yeptho also expressed his deepest condolence to the bereaved family and pray for eternal peace of the departed NBCC general secretary Rev. Dr. Zelhou Kehyo and founder of Sinai Ministry, Wabang leader.

Longchari releasing the magazine on the 10th anniversary of the Sinai Ministry. ‘Little Kingdom’ of Sinai Ministry enacting a play on the occasion on Thursday. (NP)

NIELIT Kohima holds ‘Faculty DSSU freshers meet-cum-felicitation prog Development Programme’

systems-Naga customary laws and the India judicial system.

Representative from department of Justice, GoI, Limasenla Longkumer, said the ‘access to justice’ project has been in operation in the two districts of Mon and Tuensang, which have no courts or lawyers, for the last two years and that 46 legal aid clinics have been opened in the two districts.

She said these legal aid centres not only address to domestic violence but also give advice on other services like filling up of affidavits and bank loans.

Earlier, deputy district education officer, Dimapur, R Amongla, delivered the welcome address and nodal officer, SLMA Nagaland, R. Ekonthung Lotha, proposed vote of thanks. Programme coordinator, SRC NEHU, Barikor Syiem, chaired the inaugural function.

DIMAPUR: Ministry of Kilo affairs NSCN/GPRN (R) has notified that ‘capt.’

Kuveshevo Venuh has been terminated from national service for his anti social activities.

In a press statement, NSCN (R) said that Kuveshevo had been involved for peddling of drugs, extortions and collection of illegal taxes in and around Chakhesang region.

It further informed the business establishments/villages/publics and individuals dealing with him would be doing so at their own risk and the government would not be held responsible for any further incidence.

Further the government has ordered ‘capt.’

Kuveshevo Venuh to surrender all the government properties to the ministry of kilo affairs within seven days from the date of publication, failing which the government would take its Chekiye village job card holders (MGNERGA) planting trees at National Highway under own courses of action, the release stated.

Road Side Plantation Project on September 1.

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KOHIMA, SEP.1 (NPN): The Assam Rifles conducted award winners rally for the ex-servicemen, Veer Naris and gallantry for the four districts namely Kohima, Wokha, Phek and Kiphire at HQ IGAR (North) ground Kohima with deputy IGAR (N) brigadier Rajiv Nanda as the chief guest on Thursday.

Nanda in his address welcomed all the ex-servicemen who came from far flung places inspite of their

age. He said the objective of the rally was to inform about the schemes and policies of the central government for the ex-servicemen and to fulfill their grievances.

Brigadier urged the exservicemen to encourage the youths to serve the nation and also shared their experiences and benefits with them.

Deputy IGAR (N) said the rally was organized to take the feedback from the ex-servicemen, link up with them, to maintain the proper data and address their griev-

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He said the similar rally would be conducted in other districts to reach out to all the ex-servicemen of the state.

Earlier, there were cultural programmes, motivational songs for veterans, entertainment programmes, highlight of the benefits of 7th pay commission and

entertainment through various songs.

On the spot the facilities like CSD, CGHS, A R E S A , PAO, A a d h a a r card/voter/ID/pan card, bank, grievances cell, medical camp, dental camp, recruitment and refreshment made available. Around 300 persons attended the rally.

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Dimapur: District Welfare Officer (DWO), Phek, Atula Kikon has informed all beneficiaries of disabled blind scheme under Phek district to collect their payment on or before September 20 during office working hour.

DWO informed that the department would not be responsible for failure to collect the payment on time.

Deputy IGAR (N) brigadier Rajiv Nanda along with other AR officers and ex-servicemen and family members during ex-servicemen rally held at Kohima on Thursday. (NP)

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DIMAPUR: Minister of School Education and SCERT Yitachu has condoled the death of retired director, school education late Senthang on August 30 after a brief illness in Dimapur. The minister in a condolence note described Senthang as a brilliant officer, straight forward, honest and clean heart person who would stand firm and committed to his assignment and said it was a pleasure for him to work with Late Senthang till he retired on April 30, 2016.

Yitachu said late Senthang’s rich and long service experiences would have been a guiding force for many in the state as senior citizen and with his demise the Rengma community in particular has lost a guiding force of a citizen to young generation and said the vacuum created would be difficult to be filled.

He prayed that may Almighty God comfort his beloved family and that the departed soul rest in peace.

ANSTA: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) in a condolence note expressed sorrow at the demise of late Senthang, former director of School Education.

ANSTA described late Senthang as a man of simplicity and humility and the legacy left behind by him shall be cherished by younger generation of the teaching faculty. It also conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul to rest

declared as Mr. Fresher and K. Vinikali Achumi of St. John College as Miss Fresher.

Earlier welcome address was delivered by president DSSU, Tovika K Chishi, introductory and presentation by general secretary Steve Chophy and vote of thanks was by finance secretary, Niuka Assumi. Bito yeptho and lini jakha compered the programme Rev. Aheto Sema youth secretary gave the invocation while benediction was pronounced by asst. youth pastor, Joshua Zhimomi. Host of other dignitaries attended the programme.

Assam Rifles conducts ex-servicemen rally in Kohima

NSCN (R) terminates

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE TALENTED CHILDREN STUDYING IN CLASS – V DURING 2016, PREDEOMINANTLY FROM RURAL AREAS OF WOKHA DISTRICT It is hereby informed to all the parents/guardians of Wokha District, Nagaland that the Prospectus – cum – Application forms for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Selection Test, 2017-18 for admission in Class VI for the session 2017-18 in JNV Chukitong, Wokha District, Nagaland is available at the District Education Office, Wokha, all BEO Office located in Wokha District and Office of the Principal, JNV Chukitong during office hours and the same is also available from the websites: www.nvshq.org or www.nvsroshillong.gov.in. All the interested parents/guardians are requested to collect the forms (free of cost) and submit the same to the Office of the BEO concerned or DEO Wokha on or before 16th Sept. 2016.

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DIMAPUR, SEP 1 (NPN): Under the MoU between National Literacy Mission Authority, ministry of Human Resource Development and department of Justice, ministry of Law & Justice, GoI, a three-day training of ‘PREPAKS’ on legal literacy for Nagaland state got underway Thursday at Hotel Saramati.

The ‘Saakshar Bharat’ (Adult Education) training is organized by the State Resource Centre (SRC), NEHU, Shillong, in collaboration with State Literacy Mission Authority (SLMA) Nagaland.

In his keynote address director, SRC, NEHU, B Laltanpuia, said the programme on legal literacy under Adult Education has been incorporated in order to make the programme more useful and relevant to the learners. He

informed that the ‘Saakshar Bharat’ programme was being implemented especially for female literacy in the four backward districts of Nagaland.

He further informed that the topics to be covered during the 3-day training would include RTI, RTE, free legal aids, National Food Security Act, various schemes of GoI, protection of women from domestic violence, ST/ SC prevention of atrocities and sexual harassment of women.

Additional director, School Education Nagaland, Pollem Tep, during his address said the training programme came at the right time against the backdrop of the debate on 33% reservation for women in local municipal bodies. Tep also said that the state of Nagaland seem to be going through a phase of “lawlessness” as apparent in the application of two law

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pressed gratitude to NU for offering their professional expertise and welcoming knowledge sharing and collaborative work to meet the challenges in the teaching profession.

During the two-day programme, various topics were covered by Prof. Buno Liegise, Dean, School of Humanities & Education, Prof. Lungsang Zeliang, HOD Education and Assistant Professors Dr. M. R. N. Babu, Surendra Yadav, Dr.B.V.Rao, Narola Chuba and Dr. Limala.

were also felicitated during the meet. As part of the programme, a fresher’s contest was also conducted during the programme wherein 40 contestants took part in the competition for Miss Fresher and Mr. Fresher.

The judges of the competition were Dr. Khekugha Muru, advocate Sharon Achumi, and principal Govt Hr. Secondary School Chumukedima, Karen Yepthomi.

The fresher’s presentation was choreographed by Tsukoli Kinimi, former Miss.

Sumi 2010.

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DIMAPUR: National Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT) Kohima in collaboration with two departments of Nagaland University – Dept. of Education and Dept. of Teacher Education, NU organised two-day Faculty Development Programme for the teaching staff of NIELIT Kohima on August 29 and 30 at NIELIT Institute.

Director (i/c), National Institute of Electronics & IT Kohima, Er. L. Lanuwabang, in his welcome address ex-

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) biannual fresher’s meet cum felicitation was held on August 29 at Town Hall, Dimapur, with minister Road’s & Bridges, Y Vikheho Swu as the chief guest.The theme of the meet was “together towards tomorrow”. While expounding on the theme, chief guest encouraged and motivated the students to work hard in their pursuit of excellence.

He urged the gathering to keep up with the Sumi culture and its values as it was the only identity of being a Sumi Naga.

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I, Shri. D.B. Thapa, father of Lt. Sipongli Thapa, permanent resident of Upper Chandmari Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a law abiding citizen.

2. That the name of my legitimate son is Lt. Sipongli Thapa and his correct date of birth is 28.04.1983.

3. That due to inadvertent mistake my Late son's Birth Certificate, Dated 01.09.2000, his date of birth is wrongly entered as 19.04.1983 and in the Acknowledgement column published in Local Dailies (Nagaland Post), dated 02.08.2016, his date of birth was given wrongly as on 24.04.1981.

4. That henceforth my son Lt. Sipongli Thapa correct and actual date of brith is 28.04.1983.

5. That this affidavit will be used as a declaration and proof of the facts stated hereinabove.

6. That the statements made in paragraph 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therefrom.

And I solemnly affirmed and sign this Affidavit of declaration before me on this the 17th day of August, 2016, at Kohima.

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Regd No. 0144/16 DECLARATION I, Shri. D.B. Thapa, father of Lt. Sipongli Thapa, permanent resident of Upper Chandmari Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a law abiding citizen.

2. That my son Lt. Sipongli Thapa was unmarried.

3. That Lt. Siplongli Thapa died leaving behind his family members, i.e. father, mother, two sisters and a brother.

4. That the family members do not have any objection if the mother claim and avail all the benefits of Lt. Sipongli Thapa, such as PF, PF Pensions, Life Insurance, EDLI and any other available benefits.

5. That this affidavit will be used as a piece of evidence and proof of the facts stated hereinabove.

6. That the statements made in paragraph 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therefrom.

And I solemnly affirmed and sign this Affidavit of declaration before me on this the 17th day of August, 2016, at Kohima.

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New Delhi, Sep 1 (PTI): The railways today launched a scheme allowing a person to get an insurance cover of upto Rs 10 lakh on booking a train ticket online by paying less than one rupee.

A person booking a train ticket through the IRCTC website will be able to opt for travel insurance cover for a premium of 92 paise only.

Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu had in his budget speech, announced that the railways will provide optional

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Mumbai, Sep 1 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today expressed the hope that India will become a fully insured and socially secured nation as economic expansion gathers momentum over the years.

“As the economy grows faster, I hope we will become a fully insured and socially secured nation over the years, and I am sure LIC can play a very big role in achieving this,” Jaitley said, launching the Diamond Jubilee celebrations of the nation’s largest financial powerhouse here.

Taking a potshot at central trade unions that have called for a national strike tomorrow to protest against labour reforms, among other things, he rued that his Budget proposal for contributory social security net had to be withdrawn due to opposition from all around. He also recalled that how trade unions opposed the Seventh Pay Commission proposal to have a contributory social cover.

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Dimapur, Sep 1 (NPN): Indian Oil Corporation Marketing Division, Kolkata organized a walkathon to celebrate the 53rd Indian Oil Day on September 1.

The event was flagged off by general manager (contract cell) R N Ghosh. The walkathon is a part of the foundation day celebration and an occasion to re-dedicate themselves to the customers. The energy and passion that IOC display in serving the customers has been captured in the theme “Driven by excellence, let’s energize the future”.

On the occasion of Indian Oil Day on 1st September, 2016 a walkathon was organized by Eastern Regional Office at the early hours of the day.

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with a total life fund of Rs. 20,57,625.38 crore set aside for policy holders payment which made LIC the most secured brand and also reinforced by sovereign guarantee given to LICI under the constitution of India.

He also explained that “sovereign guarantee” was a promise by that government to discharge the liabilities of the third person in case of his default. Maring added that an amount of Rs. 1,01,041 crore with 99.75% was paid for “claim settlement” for 20152016. Senior Development Officer Sundeep Dey in his brief address appealed the educated unemployed youths to join LIC agent profession and make their living instead of staying unemployed.

The programme was attended by policy holders, staff of LIC and others.

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KOHIMA, SEP 1 (NPN): India’s premier financial institute Life Insurance Corporation India (LICI) Kohima Branch observed its 60th foundation day Thursday at his office building, Kohima with MLA Kuzholuzo Nienu as the chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest congratulated the staff of LIC for successfully attaining 60th year of establishment and said the effort made by the staff, agents, insuring people’ life was commendable.

He said in earlier years, investments in an insurance company was not very common in Nagaland while also Nagas were blind to investments, particularly in insurance companies, however he said things has changed eventually and change in people’s life has been visible for some time now.

Citing instances of the Orange County in California, US where recently the wildfire destroyed hundreds of acres of land, forest and properties, Azo said even after the raging fire destroyed, none was seen begging for livelihood because the properties and people were insured and the companies would return the loss, just that they had to start from the beginning.

He added that no one can be certain about life and no one guarantee what type

of disaster would strike and at what time, thereby, he said the best way to be prepared was to invest on insurance policies. He said life was not about richness, wealth or popularity but it was all about having security which comes through insurance companies.

Azo requested the LIC staff and agents to reach out to the needy people in remote areas and create awareness on the benefits of having insurance.

Branch Manager LIC S.K Maring in his welcome note said LIC head office was located in Mumbai and has eight zonal offices, 113 divisional offices, 2048 branch office, 1401 satellite offices, 1240 mini offices and foreign and international offices and the total strength of employees 1,14,773. He said LIC has 10,61,560 agent force, 30 crores policy holders

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NOTICE

IN THE COURT OF SHRI Y.MAONGKABA IMCHEN, DISTRICT & SESSIONs JUDGE, KOHIMA IN CONNECTION WITH CIVIL APPEAL No. 2/2003 To, Shri Neisal Angami, Office Peon, Directorate of Health Services, Nagaland Kohima Whereas you have been made as respondent/ defendant in Civil Appeal No. 02/2003 (Shri Vimetal-Versus-Shri Neisal Angami).

The Hon’ble Court on 07.07.16 has passed an order allowing the appellant to take substituted notice upon the respondent in local daily fixing 20-09-2016 as returnable date, you are hereby summoned to appear before the court in person or by pleader. Hence, this notice as a finale chance.

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AFFIDAVIT

Date: 01-09-16

I, Shri. H. Wobenthung Lotha, S/o Lt. Hayibomo Mozhüi resident of Upper A.G. (Upland Lerie) Colony, Kohima, Nagaland.

1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from Lotha Naga Tribe resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is recorded in various documents as such (1) H. Wobenthung Lotha (2) H. Woben Lotha (3) H. Wobenthung Mozhüi (4) H. Woben Mozhüi.

3. That this affidavit is made to declare that the @ H. Wobenthung Lotha @ H. Woben Lotha @ H. Wobenthung Mozhüi @ H. Woben Mozhüi are one and same person pertaining to me only to avoid any confusion in future.

4. That this affidavit is declared as mentioned above in para 1 to 3 shall be used as a piece of documentary evidence to prove the facts and for all other intents and purposes before the authority’s concern as and when necessary.

5. That the statement made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and those statements are facts as derived from the record and which are true.

And I have signed this affidavit in sound health and mind on this day the 1st September, 2016.

DEPONENT The deponent has solemnly affirmed and declared before me on this day the 1st September, 2016 at Kohima MAGISTRATE K-3300(B)

Regd. No. 3052 Date: 01-09.16 A F F I D A V I T (Declaration) I, Shri. H. Wobenthung Lotha, S/o Lt. Hayibomo Mozhüi resident of Upper A.G. (Upland Lerie) Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and by caste Lotha-Naga resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my Date of Birth as per Birth Certificate is 04.12.1955 and my Service Pension Payment Order Card and Aadhaar Card are also recorded the Date of Birth as 04.12.1955.

3. That some documents such as Driving License, PAN Card etc. are wrongly entered the Date of Birth as 28.03.1956.

4. That from today onwards my Date of Birth shall be used according to my Birth Certificate record that is 04.12.1955 for all official and legal purposes.

5. That the statement made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and those statements are facts as derived from the record and which are true.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the deponent on this day st the 1 September, 2016 A.D. at Kohima MAGISTRATE K-3300(A)

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-768/16/5384-85

NOTICE

Dt. Dimapur the 31/8/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri. H. T. Sema -Vrs- Smti. Vitoli resident of Aoyimti Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 30/9/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri. H. T. Sema Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 357, Dag No. : 448, Area : 00B-03K-02 Ls. North : App. Road/Govt. Land, South : Sewak Land/App. Land, East : Govt. Land, West : Govt. Land.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-748/16/5170-71

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Late Manchio Lotha -VrsShri. Nrio Lotha resident of N.S.T. Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 24/9/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Late Manchio Lotha Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 24, Dag No. :30 & 31, Area : 00B-02K-10 Ls. DP-6569

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late T. Chubasowa Ao has been applied by Smti. Alisongla, R/o H/No. 651, Lingrijan Village, Dimapur W/o Late T. Chubasowa Ao for possession of : 1. PPNO. 111608420..

2. Saving Bank Pass Book A/C No. 2008364821, SBI, DMR. 3. SBI, LIC No : 76001000438, HDFC, LIC No : 17833643.

Who expired on 13/08/2016.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/ he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 13/09/2016.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 31/08/2016.

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Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

Brazil prez guarantees jobs, stability

Brazil’s President Michel Temer surrounded by senators as he arrives to take the presidential oath at the National Congress.

Brazil, Sep 1 (Agencies): Brazil’s new leader Michel Temer began his presidency in earnest on Thursday vowing to heal the crisisstricken Latin American giant after senators fired his defiant rival Dilma Rousseff in an emotional impeachment trial.

Temer, 75, was sworn in shortly after a majority of senators voted Wednesday in a highly charged session to remove the leftist Rousseff, 68, on grounds that she illegally manipulated the state budget.

Rousseff ’s successor shrugged off her claims that he had led a “coup” to seize power from her Workers’

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capital Brasilia that she had committed no crime.

“They have convicted an innocent person and carried out a parliamentary coup,” she said, defiantly vowing that she’d “be back.”

In the day’s surprise twist, a separate vote to bar Rousseff from holding any public office for eight years failed to pass, meaning she could in theory re-enter political life.

Rousseff was accused of taking illegal state loans to patch budget holes in 2014, masking the country’s problems as it slid into economic disarray.

Pleading her innocence

Party government, which has ruled Brazil for 13 years.

Sworn in to serve out the remainder of Rousseff ’s four-year presidential term up to the end of 2018, Temer vowed to create jobs in the recession-stricken country and guarantee “political stability” to lure investors.

“My only interest is in handing over to my successor a country that is reconciled, pacified and growing economically,” he said in a prerecorded television address, aired as he headed off to China for a G20 summit.

Rousseff told supporters at the Alvorada presidential palace on the outskirts of the

during a marathon 14-hour session on Monday, she said that abuse of the impeachment process put at risk Brazil’s democracy, restored in 1985 after a two-decades-long military dictatorship.

She recalled how she was tortured and imprisoned in the 1970s for belonging to a leftist guerrilla group.

Cheers mixed with cries of disappointment erupted in the blue-carpeted Senate chamber Wednesday as the impeachment verdict flashed up on the electronic voting screen.

In the streets around the Congress, a few dozen Rousseff supporters protested — a fraction of the crowds her party once mobilised. “ We a r e p r o t e s t i n g against the coup and fighting for democracy,” said 61-yearold farmer Orlando Ribeiro.

In Sao Paulo, riot police fired tear gas to disperse crowds of protesters.

A few hundred protested peacefully in central Rio de Janeiro, waving flags and yelling “Temer out!”

Decline of left Under Rousseff and her more popular predecessor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, 29 million Brazilians were lifted from poverty. But their Workers’ Party became bogged down in corruption and a deep economic slump.

21 missing, 11 killed in Japan typhoon Tokyo, Sep 1 (IANS): The number of people missing in Japan in the wake of typhoon Lionrock rose to 21 after the storm left at least 11 dead and caused severe flooding due to torrential rain.

Iwaizumi in Iwate prefecture is one of the worst-affected towns where nine people have died after being trapped in a care home when a nearby river overflowed while another 18 residents remained missing.

Another three persons were missing in northern Hokkaido island after being swept away by an overflowing river, including a 28-year-old man whose car fell into a river due to a damaged bridge, EFE news reported. Local authorities and firefighters were still searching for the missing. Meanwhile, the Japan Meteorological Agency announced the beginning of another typhoon, Namtheun, near the archipelago.

Namtheun, the 12th typhoon of this year in the Pacific, is currently south of Okinawa and is moving northwest with winds of up to 90 kph.

The storm was expected to reach southern Kyushu island between Saturday and Sunday and cross the southwestern region of the main Japanese island of Honshu, before continuing northward toward China.

No amnesty for illegal immigrants: Trump Washington, Sep 1 (PTI): Sticking to his harsh immigration rhetoric, Donald Trump today vowed “no amnesty” for millions of undocumented migrants living in the US and threatened to deport them if he becomes president.

Delivering his eagerly awaited immigration policy, hours after meeting Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto in Mexico City, Trump articulated a strong and tough immigration policy, which is quite opposite to that of his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, which is based on compassion and providing a pathway to nearly 11 million illegal immigrants.

Constructing a strong wall along its southern border, immediate deportation of criminal aliens, no amnesty for undocumented immigrants, extreme vetting along with ideological certifications for those seeking into the country and a merit-based legal entry system were some of the key parts of the 10-point immigration policy announced by Trump.

Trump vowed that Mexico would pay for construction of a “great border wall” between the two countries.

“Mexico will pay for the wall. 100%. They don’t know it yet, but they’re going to pay for the wall,” he said, speaking hours after the Mexican President told him in a face-to-face meeting in Mexico City that Mexico would not pay for it.

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In the highly anticipated speech in Phoenix in Arizona, Trump said, “anyone who has entered the United States illegally is subject to deportation”.

He said any person living in the country illegally who is arrested for any crime whatsoever will immediately be placed into deportation proceedings.

“We will break the cycle of amnesty and illegal immigration. There will be no amnesty. Our message to the world will be this: you cannot obtain legal status, or become a citizen of the United States, by illegally entering our country.

This declaration alone will help stop the crisis of illegal crossings and illegal overstays,” Trump said.

Asserting that he will reform legal immigration to serve

the best interests of America and its workers, Trump said the “time has come for a new immigration commission to develop a new set of reforms to our legal immigration system in order to achieve the goals to keep immigration levels, measured by population share, within historical norms.”

“The goal would be to select immigrants based on their likelihood of success in US society, and their ability to be financially self-sufficient,” he said.

“We need a system that serves our needs – remember, it’s America First, to choose immigrants based on merit, skill and proficiency and to establish new immigration controls to boost wages and to ensure that open jobs are offered to American workers first.

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city, which begins on Friday, will be followed by Putin’s visit to Japan in December, a Russian official has said. It will be Putin’s first visit since Abe took office in December 2012, although Abe has been to Russia several times.

Japan has been eyeing closer ties with Russia to counter China’s growing clout, as well as its interest in Russia’s natural resources. In a sign of the focus on economic ties, Abe has given his trade minister Hiroshige Seko an additional portfolio in charge of economic cooperation with Russia, the main government spokesman in Tokyo said on

Thursday.

Earlier attempts to schedule a visit by Putin were derailed by Russia’s 2014 annexation of Ukraine’s Crimea region, which prompted Tokyo to join the United States and other Western countries in imposing sanctions on Moscow.

Former lawmaker Muneo Suzuki said broadening economic ties with an eye to the eventual resolution of the territorial row over islands in the western Pacific made sense because Russia’s energy resources and Japan’s technological expertise and investments were a good fit.

“What President Putin is

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

ALL NAGALAND PWD FIELD WORKERS ASSOCIATION P.W.D (R&B)/Housing & NH HQ. : Kohima - 797001 : Nagaland

Regd. No ED/RSGSS-2033/91-92(Pt) Dated 24/03/93

YINGPHITHONGRÜ AKEDAH HUNG (YAH)

FELICITATES

The Yingphithongrü Akedah Hung (YAH) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. John Tsulise, Yingphithongrü ADC Meluri, for receiving Governor's Gold Medal Award on the occasion of the Independence Day 2016.

Shri. Sepili Yingphithongrü for being elected as the President ENSF. The YAH further wishes them grand success in all future endeavours.

Lipichem Yingphithonger Secretary, YAH

Yanglizi Yingphithonger President, YAH

OFFICE OF THE

TANGHA UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATES

MEETING MINUTES All Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association (ANPWDFWA) PWD (R&B), Housing and National Highway held a general meeting on 31st August 2016 at Nagaland Science Centre, Dimapur wherein all 11 (eleven) Districts Unit and Sub-Unit Presidents and General Secretaries attended the meeting.

The house thoroughly deliberate on the issue of appointing Legal Advocate by Shri. Inakhu Aye without the knowledge/consent of the Central Office Bearers existing Legal Advocate, who has been the official Legal Advocate of the Association since 1998 and adopted the following resolution followed with election of new team of central office bearers.

1. The house unanimously impeached Shri. Inakhu Aye from the post of President on the following grounds : i) He had been found guilty in appointing Legal Advocate for the Association without the knowledge/consent of the central office bearers and Unit Office Bearers, while there is already existing legal advocate of the Association. ii) His service was regularised and got promotion. Thus, he is no longer Workcharge Employee. Hence, his role in the association is not required as the Association is purely for the interest and welfare of the Workcharge Employees. iii) He is also found guilty in misused of association fund.

2. The house after prolong deliberation elected new team Central Office bearers on the voice of the majority for 3 (three) years tenure (2016-2019). They are : Sl. No.

Name

Designation

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Shri. K. Atovi Awomi

President

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Shri. Imkongchiba Ao

Vice President

3

Shri. Zubemo Ngullie

General Secretary

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Shri. Yangtan Chang

Joint Secretary

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Shri. Limawati Ao

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Shri. T. Yanger Ao, Ex-V/P

Advisor

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Shri. Lolen Chang

Advisor

Finance Secretary

3. The Central Office Bearers had directed all its Units Presidents & Secretaries not to appoint any Unit Legal Advocate as the same is restricted in the resolution adopted in a meeting held on 31st August 2016.

4. The house further directed Former President Shri. Inakhu Aye to hand-over all the official documents of the association to the newly elected office bearers within 3 (three) days.

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Wa s h i n g to n, S e p 1 (IANS): The US State Department said that the Haqqani network and other terror groups that operate inside Pakistan and along the Afghan border were a continued security threat to the entire South Asian region and beyond.

“We all recognise the continued security threat that is posed by the Haqqani network and by other terrorist groups that operate inside Pakistan and along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan,” Dawn online reported on Thursday quoting spokesman John Kirby as saying at a news briefing.

“The Pentagon is obviously well aware of that, as we are here, and it’s a conversation that we continue to have and will continue to have with our partners in the region. I’m not aware that there’s any dissonance here in terms of the way we’re seeing it,” said the US official.

Kirby said the US had held “a constant conversation” with its Pakistani partners about the threat posed by the Haqqani and other extremist groups “there in the region and certainly operating inside Pakistan”.

And “we make these decisions routinely and they’re based on active, fluid, dynamic conversations that we have with Pakistani leaders,” he added.

“I don’t know of any difference. I think the United States government is viewing this very much all in the same light,” Dawn online quoted Kirby as saying.

Kirby said that Secretary John Kerry has held several conversations with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif over this issue.

At an earlier briefing at the Pentagon, India’s Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar described the Indian narrative of the current trouble in the Kashmir Valley, claiming that it was primarily because of Pakistan’s use of “terrorist proxies”, an allegation Islamabad has rejected. Mr Carter did not contest the Indian narrative, saying that Pakistan-based terrorist groups had targeted both Indian civilians and military.

TOKYO, Sep 1 (Agencies): Japan is hoping the lure of deeper economic ties with Russia will strengthen strategic relations in the face of a rising China, but skeptics question whether the approach will generate a breakthrough in a decades-old territorial dispute.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of a business conference in Vladivostok to discuss, among other things, closer economic cooperation in such areas as energy and technology.

The meeting at the twoday forum in the Russian port

(K. ATOVI AWOMI) President ANPWDFWA

(ZUBEMO NGULLIE) Sessional Secretary (ZUBEMO NGULLIE) General Secretary ANPWDFWA

With immense pride & joy, Tangha Union Dimapur congratulates Shri. S. Yongchang Phom on being promoted as Deputy Director, Agriculture Department, Govt. of Nagaland.

Tangha Union Dimapur further wishes him, prosperity and bright future.

M. Longyan President, TUD

C.M. Angto Gen. Secy., TUD

PUBLIC NOTICE In continuation to the General Information dated 19th August, 2016 issued by the Chakhroma Public Organisation (CPO) in respect of the land dispute between R. Sopu Angami and Model Village, 5th Mile which was published in the 20th August, 2016 issue of Nagaland Post, the CPO is once again to notify the General Public that the land dispute was settled by CPO, vide its judgement dated 24th March, 2000. Subsequently, Mr. R. Sopu Angami appealed the matter to APO Court but APO again upheld the judgement of CPO. Any individual(s) having interest in the particular land may kindly take note that R. Sopu Angami has voluntarily withdrew the case which he had filed in the Court of the Ld. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur Nagaland on 22nd July, 2016. In the light of the above stated facts, the CPO is to inform the General Public that the land demarcation done by CPO in 2000 still stands and it is the final boundary between R. Sopu Angami and the Model Village, 5th Mile. Any individual(s) constructing structure(s) within the land demarcated to Model Village without the written consent of the Village shall be treated as land encroacher(s).

Therefore, through this Notice the CPO once again directs all land encroacher(s) to vacate the land by dismantling the structures, buildings etc. on or before the 6th of September, 2016. On the expiry of the above mentioned date, the CPO shall enforce its judgment order which may even go to the extend of physical vacation of the land.

Therefore, the CPO APPEALS all Tribal Hohos, Tribal Organisations or Communities not to take the matter on communal line even if any member of their community is physically vacated by CPO. Dated, DIMAPUR 1st September, 2016 DP-6550

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hoping for is Japan’s technology. If Japan’s technology is sought after for the development of Russia’s Far East, we should make it available,” said Suzuki, who has advised Japanese prime ministers on Russian relations.

“As for Japan, we are importing oil and gas from the Middle East, which is some 10,000 km away. It would be in our national interest to procure them stably from Vladivostok or Sakhalin, which are just a stone’s throw away,” Suzuki told Reuters.

Concession “unthinkable” Japan claims sovereignty

over a string of Russia-controlled western Pacific islands, called the Northern Territories in Japan and Southern Kuriles in Russia.

The row over the island chain, seized by troops of the former Soviet Union at the end of World War Two, has prevented a formal peace treaty between the two countries.

Critics say it is unlikely that economic cooperation would prompt Putin to hand over what Moscow regards as its own territory. Putin enjoys high approval ratings after the Crimea annexation despite Russia’s economic difficulties.

SHAMATOR VILLAGE COUNCIL GRATITUDE

Through this column, the undersigned, on behalf of Shamator Village, would like to acknowledge our deep gratitude to Dr. John and his esteemed doctors of District Hospital, Tuensang and staffs of CHC, Shamator for extending free medical aid to 202 patients of different ailments at Shamator Village on 31st August 2016. I also extend my sincere appreciations to the VDB Secretary and his Board Members for organizing such camp in our village as a humanitarian work. This has provided a sigh of relief to bedridden families in need. We also will always remember this yeomen service, you all rendered, in our hearts.

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FELICITATION The Tangha Bühü Union Longleng felicitates Shri. S. Yongchang Phom on being promoted as Deputy Director, Agriculture Department, Govt. of Nagaland.

TBUL further wishes him, prosperity and bright future.

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out five IED blasts every day for 21 years. They could have caused 134,000 casualties with the amount of material we recovered, Bajwa added.

He said more than 21,000 intelligence based operations were conducted in the country and succeeded to break the nexus between militants, facilitators and financiers.

“We have two challenges: first managing 2,600 km border with Afghanistan and honourable return of 3 million Afghan refugees,” he said.

He said loopholes on the border will be plugged as government will set up 18 regular crossing points where only those having proper documents will be allowed to cross.

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guidelines for the operation were that it would be an indiscriminate operation, collateral damage would be avoided and human rights would be taken into consideration,” Bajwa said.

He said more than 3,500 militants have been killed since the operation was launched while 537 soldiers lost their lives and another 2,272 injured.

“Terrorism was rampant in the country in 2014, which is before Operation Zarb-e-Azb was launched, he said, adding that there were about 311 IED blasts, 74 attacks, and 26 suicide blasts.”

“There was enough explosive material there to carry

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ISLAMABAD, Sep 1 (PTI): Pakistan Army on Thursday said it has killed over 3,500 militants and claimed that the entire country has been cleared of “organised presence” of terrorists.

Militar y spokesman Lt Gen Asim Saleem Bajwa said at a press briefing that since launch of ‘Zarb-e-Azb’ military operation against terrorists in June 2014, armed forces have achieved “major successes” in the fight against terrorism.

“I can say that there is no hideout of militants in any area of Pakistan as we have cleared all area of organised presence of militants,” he said.

“The salient operational

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C. Henshong Gen. Secy., TBUL

INFORMATION TO ALL THE PHH BENEFICIARIES RATION CARD HOLDERS AT IVR.

As notified to all the ration card holders within the IVR in Local Newspaper recently by the IVR Council, it is further informed to all the beneficiaries of PHH ration card holders to bring a photo copy of your respective Aadhaar Card/Epic Card/Bank Pass Book/Gas Card or any other Government issued Identity Card and submit it to the village Council and collect your respective ration card as per the directive of the concerned department because the implementation of NFSA rice will reach IVR Council FPS Store very soon.

And without submission of your Aadhaar Card/ Epic Card/Bank Pass Book/Gas Card or any other Government issued Identity Card before the council, the council authority cannot release your ration card though rice is available at hand.

Dated. Hq. IVRD 31/08/16 Kuda : Nagaland.

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Gene Goodenough Mount Mary College Preity, wedding images are out annual college fest

P (L-R) Chief guest Alempokba Imsong, Director of Higher Education. Mr. Freshers Lichamo and Miss Freshers Mughaholi.

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ount Mary students show cased their skills and talents in the annual college fest organized by the institute for three days. The events included 12th fresher meet, literary day and signature campaign organized

by RRC committee. Chief guest I. Alempokba , director of higher education, Kohima

inaugurated the programme.

He strongly encouraged the students to focus on four main components; utilize time appropriately; Identify interest and talents; To be skillfull and to be updated on new technology.

In the fresher’s day event, Mr. Lichamo and Miss.

Mughaholi, were crowned as

Mr & Ms Fresher respectively.

The literary day saw lot of enthusiastic students compete in various intellectual and artistic levels.

At the same time the signature campaign organized by the RRC committee helped the students to be responsible and helpful towards the society.

Pretty in pink! Kate looks radiant

Matthew McConaughey’s mercilessly derided

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he Duchess of Cambridge looked the picture of elegance in a pale pink dress by Lela Rose as she arrived in Cornwall with William this morning.

The US designer specialises in clothes that ‘exude elegance and casual luxury’ and Kate’s Resort 2016 dress originally retailed at $1,295 (£976) but Kate, who is known to love a bargain, may have purchased hers in the sale for $777 (£585).

Kate wisely opted for a pair of her go-to nude wedges from Monsoon, which she previously wore on the royal tour of India in April.

But her choice of a US designer was something of a departure from the Duchess who usually showcases British brands on her royal engagements.

She carried a small box clutch and accessorised with a simple pair of diamond earrings.

Meanwhile Prince Wil-

liam opted for the smart casual look in a grey checked jacket, a white shirt and navy trousers.

Today William and Kate will learn about the work of a range of charities, businesses and organisations as they visit the popular tourist destination still welcoming summer visitors.

The royal couple began their day touring Truro Cathedral and signed a slate as they publicly backed Truro Cathedral’s multimillion pound roof appeal.

The original Truro Cathedral roof has been in place since it was completed between 1885 and 1908, but is now in urgent need of repairs, costing £3.2 million to complete, to preserve the cathedral for future generations.

During the visit William and Kate marvelled at the towering splendour of the building designed by architect John Loughborough Pearson in a gothic revival style.

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t may have competed at the coveted Palme d’or at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, and star one Oscarwinner as well as two Academy Awards nominees.

But The Sea of Trees, Matthew McConaughey’s latest release, has suffered a horrific launch - bringing in just $2,730 in its first five days.

Opening at just one cinema in the US, the film - which was universally panned by critics - has barely managed to make a dent in its production $25million cost.

In figures released by Box Office Mojo, the film’s domestic total as of its launch on August 26 stands far below even 1% of the film’s budget.

The flop was originally picked up by Roadside Attractions/Lionsgate when it was entered into the 2015 Cannes Festival, however, following dire reviews it was dropped and picked up by A24, the studio behind Ex Machina and Spring Breakers.

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looked oh-so-beautiful in a red lehenga designed by Manish Malhotra.

Her husband Gene was also a sight for sore eyes.

Dressed in an ethnic ensemble, he looked every bit an Indian groom.

Preity brought the dimpled charm and her bubbly persona to the wedding as well and the pictures are a proof.

Preity’s close friends Sussanne Khan and designer Surily Goel were present at her nuptials. They also shared images from their time in the US but none of them were wedding pics.

Pheto Music gears up for the grand finale

The six finalists along with the organizers.

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heto Music Association events grand finale would be held in the last week of September 2016. Six finalists in both the group has been selected which was held on August 31 at Town Hall

Dimapur.

The ultimate winner prize money for the show will be Rs 2 lakhs in group category and 1 lakh in individual category.

Public voting line for the

grand finale has been started and would be issued through the district co-organizers.

Date and venue for the grand finale would be published in all the local papers.

His royal cuteness! King of Bhutan follows in Kate’s footsteps

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he King of Bhutan has followed in the Duchess of Cambridge’s footsteps by getting behind the camera to take official portraits of his young son.

Proud dad King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck snapped three adorable new pictures of his six-month-old for the royals’ official September calendar.

The images show a beaming Prince Jigme Namgyal Wangchuck wearing a traditional checked robe with cream cuffs and navy shoes, as well as a yellow badge bearing his father’s image.

The calendar was released by Yellow Bhutan, a cultural organisation who announced the new images on Facebook.

‘Our September calendar is a treat, featuring these adorable images of His Royal Highness The Gyalsey, as photographed by His Majesty The King,’ their statement read.

‘It is a joy to see our little Prince growing up so quickly, and touching to see him already begin to carry out Royal Duties.’

King Jigme is in good company with the Duchess of Cambridge who has taken several portraits to mark Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s milestones, rather than commissioning a professional photographer.

The King and his wife Queen Jetsun Pema welcomed their first son back in February and he will be seven months old in a few days time.

He is known as The Gyalsey, a Buddhist word for Prince, meaning ‘son of the victorious ones’.

His birth was marked by sacred Bhutanese traditions with the Je Khenpo, the chief abbot and spiritual leader of the majority Buddhist nation, presiding over religious ceremonies.

Despite his tender age,

the little Prince is already no stranger to royal engagements.

His parents have already taken him on several tours to different parts of the country so the people can meet their

future King.

It’s no surprise, considering the Bhutanese royals are renowned for their down-toearth nature.

After the couple married in 2011, instead of a honey-

moon the King took his new bride on a tour of the kingdom to meet her subjects.

Known as the ‘last Shangri-La’, the South Asian kingdom, home to just 750,000 people, famously shuns conventional measures of economic wellbeing.

Instead the country compiles a Gross National Happiness index.

King Jigme, the hugely popular fifth Druk Gyalpo - Dragon King - studied in Britain and the United States, and was officially crowned king in 2008.

The current king actually ascended the throne in 2006, however, at the tender age of 26, after his father abdicated so that he could take his place.

Unlike his son, who plans to have a monogamous marriage, the former King, who introduced democracy to Bhutan during his reign, has four wives - all sisters who he married on the same day.

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The Benreului Baudi Nagaland would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Atu Zumvu, NPS son of Lt. Neilhouzhü and Mrs Tingiwangle Lungalang posted as SDPO (South) Kohima, Nagaland for being awarded the prestigious and outstanding award "Shurya Chakra" on 15 th August 2016 awarded by the President of India besides his excellence award of "India Cyber Cop" 2011 awarded during the Annual Security Submit held at Hotel Grand New Delhi December 2011 for solving the first cyber crime case registered in Nagaland.

Your calibre and dedication is service is an inspiration to all of us; the Benreului Baudi Nagaland further wishes him the very best endeavour.

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reity Zinta’s wedding to Gene Goodenough earlier this year was a well-kept secret. The couple tied the knot in the USA and the world got to know after the rituals were over. In fact, the ball dropped after the actress started receiving congratulatory messages from her Bollywood friends such as Kabir Bedi, Sushmita Sen and Farah Khan.

She also kept the images of her wedding away from us.

But the wait is finally over. The actress’ images with husband Gene from their wedding are out on social media and we can confirm that Preity

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Schweinsteiger bows out with win

Bastian Schweinsteiger waves to supporters during a farewell ceremony prior a friendly soccer match between Germany and Finland on Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

ANSKA informs Dimapur, Sep 1 (NPN): The All Nagaland Shaolin Kung-Fu Association (ANSKA) annual tournament will be held in October in Dimapur.

ANSKA district units are, therefore, informed to prepare for the tournament and get ready with the list of the participants.

Meanwhile, the belt promotion exam of Shaolin Kung-Fu masters was held in June. Medolhoulie Rio was promoted to Black Belt-V DAN, Meyiesielie Albert to Black Belt-IV Dan, Ruokuo John to Black Belt-III Dan and David Keningutuo to Black Belt-II Dan.

Twelve years since his debut, the 32-year-old announced his retirement at the start of August, but head coach Joachim Loew gave the Manchester United midfielder the chance to skipper his country one last time.

Even before kick-off, with German FA (DFB) president Reinhard Grindel heaping praise on the departing captain during a pre-match presentation, Schweinsteiger struggled to hold back the tears.

He gave up, sobbing

when new-signing Shkodran Mustafi took a knock early in the second-half, but played on.

Germany took a deserved lead on 55 minutes.

Goetze put in a cross, Volland stepped over the rolling ball to allow 20-year-old Mayer, who captained Germany to silver at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, to slot his first senior goal on his second appearance for die Mannschaft.

The game was briefly halted with an hour gone when a fan, wearing a Germany shirt with ‘Schweinsteiger’ across the shoulders, ran onto the pitch, took a selfie with the World Cup winner and casually jogged off.

There was another standing ovation, but no tears this time, when Schweinsteiger came off for Julian Weigl on 66 minutes and embraced Loew on the sidelines.

He hugged each member of Germany’s bench, including Manuel Neuer, who is tipped to replace him as captain with Loew set to announce his new skipper on Thursday.

Ozil came on and his shot spiralled in off the far post on 77 minutes as Germany warmed up for their opening 2018 World Cup qualifier away to Norway on Sunday.

openly when the 30,121-strong crowd, which just over halffilled Borussia Park stadium, gave him a standing ovation.

“I didn’t think that would happen,” Schweinsteiger admitted, referring to his tears, when handed a microphone.

“Thank you for coming, it means a lot to me.

“It was a huge honour for me to play for Germany and I just want to say ‘thank you’ for everything.”

T h i s wa s S c h we i n steiger’s first match of the season, having been banished to United’s reserves by new coach Jose Mourinho earlier this month, and the veteran looked rusty.

Loew fielded an experimental 3-1-3-3 formation, with Hoffenheim defender Niklas Suele making his debut, and Schweinsteiger was the sole starting survivor from the team which won the 2014 World Cup final.

The hosts had the better of the first-half chances.

Kevin Volland played the ball across the face of the Finnish goal on 24 minutes, but the chance went begging.

Three minutes later, Finland centre-back Paulus Arajuuri clattered his own post.

It remained goalless at the break, but there were worrying scenes for Arsenal fans

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by Dec 30: Lodha panel directs BCCI New Delhi, Sep 1 (IANS): The Supreme Court-appointed Justice Lodha Committee has directed the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to hold its elections for the apex council and the Annual General Meeting (AGM) by December 15.

The decision was taken during a Lodha Committee meeting on Sunday.

The panel also set a second set of timeframes for the cricket board to form a fresh Indian Premier League (IPL) governing council by December 30 while asking the various state associations to wrap up their own elections by November 15.

The board had already decided to convene its AGM on September 21.

“It was decided to direct the BCCI that the AGM to be called on 21.9.2016 be limited only to routine business concerning the past year (2015-16), and deal with any business or matters relating to the next year (2016-17) only after the adoption of the MoA and Rules as per the recommendations of the Committee in accordance with the same,” the Lodha Committee said according to the minutes of its Sunday meeting.

Massa to retire from Formula One MONZA, Sep 1 (Agencies): Brazilian Formula One driver Felipe Massa announced on Thursday he will retire at the end of the 2016 season.

The 35-year-old, who began his Grand Prix career in 2002, confirmed his longexpected departure during a news conference ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza.

“I’m more nervous now than for all my race starts,” said Massa, who missed out on the championship to Britain’s Lewis Hamilton by one point in 2008 at the final race of the season in his native Brazil.

“After 27 years of my racing career, since I started karting and with 15 years in F1, this will be my last season in F1.

“Life gives us so many choices. I think for me it has got to the time where I have to go and do something different.”

Massa started his career with Sauber before moving to Ferrari in 2006 and then Williams.

He is in his third year with Williams, having joined the team in 2014, and will mark his 250th Grand Prix start at his final race in Abu Dhabi this year.

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Felipe Massa during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

He said he felt that his world title near-miss in 2008 was more due to events at the ‘crash-gate’ Singapore Grand Prix than anything else.

“Without that, I probably would have won the world championship,” he said. “I know that I didn’t make it for reasons that are not related to a driver error or a team problem. So it is more difficult to accept.”

Massa added he was proud to have finished his career with Williams.

“I’m so proud to have been part of this team,” he said. “Williams had a difficult moment and then we managed to get amazing results in the last two championships.”

again at the wheel of a race car, but at the moment the only certainty I have is that I will have a lot of time to decide on what I do in the future,” the Brazilian added.

Massa, a winner of 11 Grands Prix, said he chose to make his announcement at Monza because former Ferrari team-mate and seven-time champion Michael Schumacher had done the same in 2006, thus confirming Massa’s continued presence with Ferrari alongside Kimi Raikkonen in 2007.

“Ten years on from that day, and in the same paddock, I decided to announce my decision,” he said.

Massa recovered from a serious head injury in 2009 when he was hit by a spring

Neuer named German team’s captain B’desh appoint WI ex-pacer Walsh as bowling coach

BERLIN: Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was on Thursday named as the new captain of world champions Germany following Bastian Schweinsteiger’s international retirement.The German FA (DFB) announced the news on their official Twitter account.

The 30-year-old Neuer will wear the captain’s armband for Germany’s opening 2018 World Cup qualifier away to Norway in Oslo on Sunday. Although head coach Joachim Loew has named Neuer as Schweinsteiger’s

permanent replacement, it will not be the first time Germany’s world-class goalkeeper will captain his country. Neuer already has experience on the big stage. He was captain in five of Germany’s six matches at June’s Euro 2016 which Schweinsteiger had started on the bench after recovering from a knee injury before the European championships.

Neuer has worn the captain’s armband in a total of 14 internationals, starting with Germany’s 4-2 defeat to Argentina in Duesseldorf in September 2014. Lothar

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Matthaeus, who captained Germany to the 1990 World Cup title in Italy, says Neuer is the right man for the job.

“He has the personality, the demeanour and the reputation, within the team, to make a really good captain,” said the 55-year-old Matthaeus, Germany’s most capped player.

A reader poll in Germany’s top daily newspaper Bild made Bayern defender Jerome Boateng the people’s choice, but the centre-back only narrowly won the survey with 37 percent, compared to 34 for Neuer.

news before the BCB revealed that the 53-year-old Caribbean legend is the new Bangladesh bowling coach.

Having served as one of the selectors for his national team before this, Walsh’s contract with the WICB came to an end last month.

Towards the start of August, the BCB said a new coach had been “finalised” but the announcement had to wait because of “some obligations” which he had for his

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previous contract.

Bangladesh had been without a pace bowling coach since late May this year when Heath Streak announced he would not be renewing his contract.

The BCB was hunting for a new coach since then. Big names like Chaminda Vaas, Aaqib Javed, Curtly Ambrose, Ottis Gibson and even Allan Donald were all frequently discussed but the board finally settled for Walsh. This will be

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Although death has separated us physically, faith and love have bound us eternally.

Today we paused to reflect upon those who have shaped our character, molded our spirits and touched our hearts, may the light of the candle be a reminder of the memories we have shared, a representation of the everlasting impact you have made upon our lives.

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the first major coaching role for Walsh who retired in 2001 as the then leading wickettaker in Tests.

Since then he has worked for the WICB in various administrative roles. He was once the manager of the West Indies Under-19 team and also held a post in the WICB Cricket Committee.

Walsh also worked as the mentor of the Jamaica Tallawahs in the Caribbean Premier League.

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A heartfelt condolence to Mrs. Atele Nuh, wife of Late N. K. Nuh and his family members, who expired on 26th August 2016.

We pray that our Almighty God grant you strength to bear the irreplaceable loss and also pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

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Dimapur, Sep 1 (NPN): Nagaland Mansuria Kung-Fu team bagged 2 gold and a silver at the 1st Manipur National Martial Arts Games and Festival 2016 held from August 29 to 31 at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, Imphal. Keyisuiding Lungalang and Bharat Kumar won gold medals while Krishna Kumar bagged the silver medal.

Dhaka, Sep 1 (IANS): The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Thursday appointed former West Indies fast bowler Courtney Walsh as the national team’s pace bowling coach.

Walsh, who boasts of a tally of 519 Test wickets, has signed a three-year contract to stay with Bangladesh until the 2019 World Cup, the board confirmed, reports bdnews24. com. The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) had broken the

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BERLIN, Sep 1 (Agencies): Bastian Schweinsteiger let the tears flow on Wednesday as Germany’s captain made his final appearance for die Mannschaft in their 2-0 friendly win at home to Finland.

Schalke’s Max Meyer and Arsenal’s Mesut Ozil scored Germany’s second-half goals, but the night belonged to Schweinsteiger, who played the first 66 minutes in Moenchengladbach on his 121st -- and final -- international appearance.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Born on : 03.06.1956 – Died on : 27.08.2016

We the bereaved family of Late Temsumongba Imsong (Longkong) would like to express our profound gratitude and sincere thanks to all for your kind expression of sympathy and support in our time of sorrow. There are no words that seems adequate enough to say thank you to everyone who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through prayer. Your kindness will always be remembered.

A volleyball match in progress during the Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondary School sports meet.

Athletics Girls 100M Race (Junior) First: Moasenla Runner up: Purlemla Imchen 100M Race (Senior) First : Ponglih Runner up: Tsungrempokla 200M Race (Senior) First: Wapangienla Runner up: Amei Volleyball (Girls) First: Red House Runner up: Violet House Volleyball (Boys) First: Red House Runner up: Yellow House Football (Boys) Champion: White House Runner up: Yellow House O ve r – a l l – c h a m p : W h i t e House

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members of Lt. S. Rabenthung Kithan, (SSB, Havaldar) of Yikhum village, Wokha Dist., who left us for his heavenly abode on the 22nd August 2016 at Bagty Town, would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individual, pastoral staff, organisations who supported us physically, financially, morally and through prayer during our grief and sorrow.

We are deeply touched by your kind gesture and comfort. God blesses you all abundantly.

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Let the late Russian’s family keep London silver: Yogeshwar N e w D elhi , S e p 1 (Agencies): Indian wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt is not keen to collect the upgraded silver medal from 2012 London Olympics on humanitarian grounds given that the original second place finisher’s positive dope test came after his death.

“Besik Kudukhov was a magnificent wrestler. His dope test returning positive after his death is very sad. As a wrestler, I respect him,” Yogeshwar wrote on his twitter handle.

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intact. For me humanity is above everything else,” he further wrote.

The four-time world champion and two-time Olympic medallist Kudukhov, who had died in a car crash in 2013 in southern Russia, failed a World Anti-Doping Agency dope test conducted on his sample from 2012 before the Rio Games. As a result, Yogeshwar, who had bagged a bronze medal in men’s 60kg freestyle category in London Games, joined Sushil Kumar as the other silver-medallist wrestler from the 2012 London Games.

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17th April 1942 – 26th August 2016 With deep sorrow, we, the bereaved family members of Late T. Kora Jamir (Sungratsü) would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to every individual, churches, friends, neighbours and well wishers who supported us spiritually, physically and financially from the time of his illness till he breathed his last.

We regret that we are unable to mention each and everyone of you, but we humbly pray that the Almighty shower His abundant blessing upon one and all.

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We the bereaved family and relatives of Late Vongtsushe Rosemary would like to profoundly thank each and every individual, churches, organizations, friends and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and prayerfully at the sudden demise our beloved on 20th Aug. 2016 at Pfutsero town.

Our special thanks to: Born : 07-02-1982 1. Shri. T. Torechu, Hon’ble MLA, Died : 20-08-2016 Chairman, NKVIB. 2. Doctors & nurses of PHC, Pfutsero.

3. Pfutsero Town Council 4. Pfutsero Mothers Association.

5. Chakesang Woman Welfare Society, Pfutsero.

6. Chakesang Baptist Church Council.

7. Pfutsero Town Baptist Church.

8. India Red Cross Society, Pfutsero.

9. Pfutsero Town Traders Union.

10. Pfutsero Ao Baptist Church.

11. Holy Family Catholic Church, Pfutsero.

12. Chakesang Mission Centre.

13. Baptist Theological College.

14. 5th NAP .Coy, Baptist Church, Pfutsero.

15. Colony Baptist Church, Pfutsero.

16. Christian Revival Church, Pfutsero.

17. Kalos Society, Pfutsero.

18. Pfutsero Town Youth Forum.

19. Immanuel Baptist Church, Pfutsero.

20. Rikizu Baptist Church, Pfutsero.

21. Hills Hotel, NST ,Pfutsero.

22. Reku Colony, Pfutsero.

23. New Vongti Village Council.

24. New Vongti Women Society.

25. Pungro Village Baptist Church.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone, but assure our sincere prayer to Almighty to bestow His manifold blessings upon each and every one of you .

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We’ll meet you in glory land never to say goodbye.

Through this column, we the family members and relatives would like to express our sincere gratitude from the bottom of our hearts to each and every individuals, unions, organizations and Churches who stood by us physically, morally, financially, spiritually and materially during the demise of our beloved CHUBALEMLA KONYAK after prolonged illness.

We would like to convey our special thanks to: 11. Mrs. Theanglih Konyak 1. Shri C.L. John, Minister 2. Mr. & Mrs. Yamao Konyak, 12. Mr. Pongkhe & Mr. Khamlok BDO (Blood Donors) 13. Shri Howing & Family 3. Doctor Ajit 4. Doctors and Nurses of Civil 14. Shri Wanghen & Family 15. Shri Angang & Family Hospital, Mon Town 5. Chohzu Nokden Union, Mon 16. Shri Wanglei Konyak Town 17. Shri Wangshok and Family 18. Shri Yathran and family 6. Chohzu Sheko Union, Mon Town 19. Shri Pangkei and family 7. Konyak Baptist Church, Mon 20. Mr. David Konyak Town 21. Mrs. Arepla Khoiwang 8. Ao Baptist Church, Mon Konyak Town 22. Mr. & Mrs. Chingshei & family 9. Ao Baptist Women Dept.

23. Mr. Wakei & family Mon Town 24. Prof. Chankang Konyak 10. Waramong Union, Mon Town 25. Mr. & Mrs. Langpho & family We regret our inability to mention all the individual personally. However, we only pray to God to shower His grace and love upon each and very individual who has helped us and shared the pain in such a hard time.

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MOKOKCHUNG, SEP 1 (NPN): The 2 day games and sports of Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondary School culminated on Thursday at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex with White House emerging as the overall-champions.

Results: Athletics (Boys) 100M Race (Junior) First: Imliyanger Runner up: Phuyiam 100M Race (Senior) First: Limanochet Runner up:Limatongzuk 200M Race (Senior) First: Neehal Rai Runner up: Tayongmaong

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NEW YORK, Sep 1 (Agencies): Novak Djokovic made the last 32 of a major for the 33rd successive time without hitting a ball at the US Open as Caroline Wozniacki stopped the rot eating away at her career.

Djokovic was handed a walkover when Jiri Vesely of the Czech Republic withdrew from their second round encounter suffering an inflammation of the left forearm.

Vesely’s misfortune was a welcome boost for world number one Djokovic who had required treatment on his upper right arm in his laboured first round win over Jerzy Janowicz on Monday.

Left-hander Vesely had defeated the Serb at the Monte Carlo Masters in April.

Djokovic will face 34year-old Russian Mikhail Youzhny, twice a semi-finalist, on Friday for a place in the last 16. “I’m very, very disappointed right now,” said 23-year-old Vesely.

“I was looking forward to playing Novak, I would have nothing to lose.”

Former number one Wozniacki, the US Open runner-up in 2009 and 2014 but who has slipped to 74 in the world after a season deci-

NE United welcomes Emiliano and Florentino New Delhi, Sep 1 (PTI): NorthEast United FC has roped in Uruguayan striker Emiliano Alfaro and Brazilian attacking midfielder Fabio Neves Florentino to complete their player roster ahead of the Hero Indian Super League (ISL).

Sharing his thoughts on the new recruits, John Abraham, Owner, NEUFC said, “We are delighted to welcome the players to NEUTD. Both Emiliano Alfaro and Fabio Neves, are experienced players who have played the game at the highest level and we look forward to them playing key roles this season.”

Speaking at the appointment, Ardeshir Jeejeebhoy, Director of Football for NEUFC said, “The new players join us at an opportune time, since we are making the final additions to the squad. Their commitment and professional approach to the game will surely instill strong belief and confidence in our squad this season.”

At the national level, Alfaro represented Uruguay at the U-17, U-20 and Sr National team. He has been a resounding success at the club level having played in leagues in Uruguay, Argentina, Italy and the UAE.

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mated by a right ankle injury, defeated 2004 champion Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-4, 6-4.

The 26-year-old Dane recovered from 0-4 down in the first set to record a seventh win in eight meetings and third in New York over the ninthseeded Russian.

“I stopped looking at the world rankings when I dropped out of the top 10,” said Wozniacki who next plays Romania’s Monica Niculescu.

Two-time Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova, the 14th seeded Czech who recorded her best performance in New York 12 months ago when she made the last-eight, beat Turkey’s Cagla Buyukakcay 7-6 (7/2), 6-3.

Kvitova was in her trademark all-or-nothing mood, mixing up 31 winners with 30 unforced errors against her 26year-old opponent.

Kvitova now plays Ukrainian 22nd seed Elina Svitolina who put out Lauren Davis of the United States 6-1, 4-6, 6-3.

Nadal cruises to third round

Spanish tennis great Rafael Nadal raced away with the first seven games of the match to set up a routine straight-sets

victory over Italian veteran Andreas Seppi in the second round of the US Open.

Nadal’s 6-0, 7-5, 6-1 win was also marked by the historic closure of the retractable roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium for the first time in match play at Flushing Meadows here on Wednesday.

“It is great to be the first player to play with the roof closed, in the competition, because I was the first player to hit in the Centre Court with the roof closed,” said Nadal after the match, as quoted by atpworldtour.com.

“There is no big difference. With the roof open there is no wind at all, so it’s not a big change. And the roof is so high you don’t feel that you are closed... It’s an unbelievable, unbelievable court.”

Nadal at times appeared to lack a little confidence with his forehand but at other times produced some of his signature forehand winners.

“Today was a good win,” said Nadal. “I feel that I played a little bit more aggressive than in the first round...

The last forehand of the match was great. I hit some good forehands down the line again. That’s an important shot for me.”

PL spending exceeds $1.5 bn LONDON, Sep 1 (Agencies): Records tumbled in the transfer window as Premier League spending totalled 1.165 billion pounds ($1.54 billion), financial analyst Deloitte’s Sports Business Group said on Thursday.

The outlay represents a 34 percent rise on the previous highest in all windows of 870 million pounds set 12 months ago and means the overall spend by clubs in 2016-17 already represents a record for a single Premier League season.

“This is the fourth consecutive year the summer transfer spending record ... has been broken,” said Business Group partner Dan Jones in a statement.

“At the start of the 201314 season the summer transfer spending record stood at 500 million pounds and the fact this record has more than doubled since then is a clear indicator of the financial growth of the league.”

Manchester United broke the world record when they re-signed France midfielder Paul Pogba from Juventus for a fee of 89 million pounds, eclipsing the previous highest of 100 million euros (84.20 million pounds) paid

by Real Madrid for Gareth Bale in 2013.

Manchester City were one of 13 Premier League clubs who surpassed their

own transfer records when they paid 47.5 million pounds to sign defender John Stones from Everton.

“For those clubs traditionally at the upper end of the table who have been investing most significantly, their commercial revenue growth has also been a critical enabler of the increases in spending,” Jones said.

Champions Leicester City’s 30 million euros swoop for striker Islam Slimani from Sporting Lisbon was one of the biggest moves on a hectic deadline day on Wednesday.

Chelsea also splashed out around 34 million pounds to bring Paris St Germain defender David Luiz back for a second spell at Stamford Bridge while Tottenham Hotspur spent 30 million pounds to sign midfielder Moussa Sissoko from Newcastle United.

“We also saw a new record level of Premier League summer deadline day spending this window, with 155 million pounds spent in the final 24 hours,” said Jones.

“This, when considered with a new overall spending record, as well as the fact this summer saw a new record for the highest fee paid for a player by any English club, are further indicators of the everincreasing purchasing power of the Premier League.”

Competitors during the 4th North East Zone Shooting Championship (NEZSC) at Aries Sports Complex, Bamumpukhuri-I, Dimapur on Thursday. A total of 162 shooters including 117 males and 45 female from the Northeastern states of Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Nagaland are competing in the six-day event. The various events will include 10 metres rifle, 10 metres pistol, 50 metres rifle prone (PS/OS), 50 metres pistol, 50 metres rifle (3 positions), 25 metres standard pistol, 25 metres sports pistol and25 metres centre fire pistol.

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