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NSCN (K) ambush AR convoy; four injured

Correspondent/Staff Reporter

ZUNHEBOTO/DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Continuing its offensive against security forces, NSCN (K) on Friday evening laid an ambush on the Assam Rifles (AR) convoy injuring at least four AR jawans, some few kilometers away from GREF (BRO) camp, Luvishe Old village near Aghunato.

According to reports, personnel of the 5 Assam Rifles were returning after carrying out routine duty. The AR personnel were travelling in four vehicles—three mini trucks and one gypsy when cadres of the NSCN (K) started firing indiscriminately from two-three directions, highly placed sources said.

When contacted army sources, confirmed that the AR convoy was ambushed and denied any casualty on their side.

E AC A g h u n a t o, B. Chang told Nagaland Post over phone that the incident took place at around 4 p.m. when the AR troops were returning from routine patrolling duty.

He said four AR jawans were injured and were rushed to nearby hospital for medical aid. Sources said that additional security reinforcements have been rushed to Aghunato

area to carry out search operations.

Meanwhile, Aghunato Areami Union Dimapur has condemned the ambush on security convoy by NSCN (K) near Aghunato.

AAUD president Ahovi Zhimo and general secretary Hukiye Yepthomi in a press note appealed to all NPGs to restrain themselves from such activities. They also questioned as to “why Aghunato was always chosen for the battleground?”

AAUD said ever since the Naga struggle started, people of Aghunato Areami have suffered enough both in the hands of security forces and NPGs. Stating that people in Aghunato were peace loving, AAUD in this regard appealed to all NPG and security “not to create any untoward incident in the near future”.

NSCN (K) claims responsibility: NSCN (K) has claimed responsibility for carrying out the ambush against security forces on Friday.

NSCN (K) has also claimed that the security forces were likely to have casualties and some with grievous injuries. Meanwhile, it was also reported that the NSCN (K) cadres had sneaked into Nagaland to carry out such operations.

Zoramthanga claims Khaplang willing to meet

Aizawl, Sep 2 (PTI): Mizo National Front (MNF) president Zoramthanga today claimed that he had contacted NSCN (K) supremo S.S. Khaplang through messengers and the 76-year-old Naga militant leader agreed to meet him.

Addressing party workers at the MNF office here, he claimed that both the Centre and the Myanmar government had “urged” him to contact Khaplang so that peace negotiations could be initiated with the NSCN faction camping in Myanmar.

“Though the Indian and Myanmar governments asked me to talk to Khaplang, I did not approach him directly without knowing if he was willing to meet me,” the former Mizoram chief minister said, adding that the Naga underground leader told the messenger that he was willing to arrange such a meeting.

A recent media report had claimed that neither the PMO nor the Ministry of Home Affairs had asked the former MNF underground leader to contact Khaplang and it was used by other political parties, including the ruling Congress in Mizoram, to slam Zoramthanga.

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Strike disrupts transport, banking ops NEW DELHI, SEP 2 (PTI): Public transport services were disrupted and banking and insurance operations deranged as more than a million employees across the country struck work against “anti-labour” policies, bringing life to a standstill in parts of some states.

Most public sector banks did not do any public dealing while insurance companies’, including LIC’s, functioning was badly hit with employees staying away from work. Impact of the strike on public life was mixed across the country.

Though electricity generation and supply were largely unaffected, transport services were hit as public transport buses were off the road in many states. Water supplies and phone services were normal even though workers at state-owned BSNL stayed away from work.

Assocham put the impact of the strike on the economy at Rs 16,000-18,000 crore.

Government said sectors such as railways, civil aviation and major ports remained “unaffected”, while banking and insurance, coal, telecom and defence production were “partially affected”.

While, central trade unions said the stir was successful as around 18 crore workers came on streets to support the agitation, despite only partial impact in some states like Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan.

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Govt assures to take up state’s priority projects

(R) Dr. Jitendra Singh and T.R. Zeliang in Delhi on Friday.

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NEW DELHI, SEP 2 (NPN): Union minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Dr. Jitendra Singh on Friday assured Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang that the Centre was trying to take up all the priority projects submitted by the state government soon including the pending projects.

Dr. Singh also informed Zeliang that some projects with technical issues were also sought to be cleared soon. T.R. Zeliang called on Dr. Jitendra Singh here on Friday to discuss the DoNER Ministry’s NLCPR (Non-Lapsable Central Pool of Resource) projects in the State.

In order to overcome the constraint of funds and expedite the construction of roads, Dr Jitendra Singh said some of the rural roads are being handed over to the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways to be taken up under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. The DoNER Ministry

will, however, continue to do the follow up for expeditious completion of these road projects, he added.

DoNER minister also informed Zeliang that he had discussed with Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda about the planned medical college to be set up in Nagaland. The Health Minister was very positive in his response, he added.

Dr. Singh suggested chief minister to direct the Resident Commissioner based in New Delhi to follow up the issues related to Nagaland with the different Ministries for their speedy implementation.

Meanwhile, T.R. Zeliang informed Dr. Singh that of his scheduled visit to Malaysia starting from Saturday to attend an international meet, accompanied by chief minister of Andhra Pradesh N. Chandrababu Naidu. Zeliang told the minister that he was lookiong forward to engage the delegates from other countries to promote the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Act East Policy’.

Measles outbreak: Governor’s message on Teachers’ Day IBAPWO seeks SEP 2 (NPN): CM’s intervention DIMAPUR, Extending greetings to all the DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Concerning measles outbreak that has claim the lives of more than 80 children in Myanmar’s Naga areas, the International Border Area People’s Welfare Organisation (IBAPWO) on Friday said it has already submitted a representation to the Director General, Health Services, Ministry of H&FW, and copy to the Nagaland Chief Minister and Director General, Public Health Disease Control, Myanmar.

The representation, which sought permission to cross into Myanmar on humanitarian ground, was yet to be approved though the case has been forwarded to the medical council of India for consideration, stated a press release issued by IBAPWO general secretary, Nokshom Konyak.

IBAPWO, however, expressed dismay at Nagaland government’s inaction and silence over the issue. It said the government should respond during humanitarian crisis, adding that it was the responsibility of the government to deliver humanitarian aid.

IBAPWO claimed it has confirmed from the President of Myanmar Office that Myanmar government was expecting a letter of permission from Indian side to enter measles affected Naga area.

It has therefore requested state chief minister to intervene without further delay.

Ao Senden asks govt to GoI agrees integration of Naga areas Dream Road nears completion: NFHRCC re-amend Municipal Act a ‘legitimate right’, say Naga CSOs Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Ao Senden Friday reiterated that unless the contents of the Municipal Act was re-amended, which was detrimental to the culture and customs of the Ao people, it would not allow the state government to conduct the municipal election in the name of development.

After much deliberation on the issue at the meeting with the stakeholders on September 2 at Ongpangkong Salang, Mokokchung town, the Ao Senden has resolved to its earlier stand, said Ao Senden president, Imolemba Jamir and general secretary, S Panger Ao in a press statement.

They stated that ever since state government tried to implement the Nagaland Municipal election, it has been pressurising the government to redress the said act. According to the release, as nonacceptance of the Act, the Aos under the jurisdiction of Mokokchung district refrained to conduct town and Municipal elections for the last ten years.

Corrigendum

Apropos the news ‘TAJCF temporarily suspends road blockade’, it is to be clarified that the proposed road blockade was along NH-61 (Mokokchung-Amguri road).

Tuli Area Joint Council Forum (TAJCF) had warned to launch an indefinite road blockade, if the concern authorities failed to take up the Tuli paper mill revival at the earliest.

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“And, with understanding the said Act, the remaining other tribes and districts of Nagaland had debarred the Town and Municipal election for the last 5 (five) years”, the release said.

However, Ao Senden said that state government was contemplating to implement the said Act by conducting election and “for which there are various acceptance voices from different corner/organisation”.

Therefore, Ao Senden resolved to pressurise the state government to re-amend and redress the said act, which was totally against the interest of the people as laws/acts were meant for the people. To this end, the Senden suggested that the state government by using the power to legislate and reamend could easily re-amend the said article, which was contradictory and anti-people.

At the meeting, the house also lamented on the non-sincerity of the elected members for simply legislating the said act against the aspirations of the people, the release stated.

DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): A delegation of leaders from Naga Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), who had gone to New Delhi and met Central leaders on September 1, 2016, said the Government of India has now agreed that the integration of Naga areas was a “legitimate right” of the Nagas.

In a joint press statement, Naga Hoho (NH) general secretary Mutsikhoyo Yhobu, Naga Students Federation (NSF) president Subenthung Kithan, Naga Mother’s Association (NMA) president Abei-U Meru and Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) secretary general Neingulo Krome said that for the Government of India, the Naga issue now stood as the “top priority” although India was faced with many other such

problems. The signatories said the Government of India was committed to settling the Naga problem at the earliest possible time.

The delegation met the Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh, who was deputed by the Prime Minister of India, to meet the Naga CSO Delegation on behalf of the Government of India on September 1, 2016. Prior to that, the delegation also met R.N.Ravi, the Interlocutor of the Government of India and the Minister of State for Home Affairs, KirenRijiju.

In all those meetings, the signatories said the above-mentioned dignitaries have in principle agreed that AFSPA has not been the best alternative to solving problems and that the Government of India will soon be holding its periodical review meeting,

during which the demands of the Naga Civil Society Organization delegation for withdrawal of AFSPA will be discussed for consideration.

The delegation besides asking for the withdrawal of the Disturb Area Act (DDA) and Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act also sought for early resolution of the Naga Political problem.

The delegation also called on the NSCN (I-M) Ato Kilonser, Th. Muivah, who was accompanied by many of his senior colleagues. The delegation apprised them of the discussion they had with the Government of India and also sought some updates and status of the political negotiations.

Meanwhile, the Naga CSOs have informed the Naga public that “our many differences have (Cont’d on p-5)

DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Naga Foothills Road, also known as the ‘Dream Road’ of the Nagas is nearing completion even as the construction work for the remaining eight kilometres will resume in the month of October.

This was disclosed during the Naga Foothills Road Coordination Committee (NFHRCC) meeting, Friday, at Yashitsungba’s residence attended by the committee members which is comprised of representatives from ten Naga tribes including Ao Senden, Sumi Hoho, Lotha Hoho, Konyak Union, Phom Union, Khiamiungan Union, Chang Union, Yimchungru Union, Sangtam Union and Rengma Hoho.

In the last leg of the road, five kilometres out of the remaining eight kilometres falls under Niuland subdivision and the remaining three kilometres falls under Naginimora sector. The construction of the historic road with a total length of approximately 350 Km begun on December 1, 2013 at Longtho sector and the road will be connecting Nagaland with the rest of the country bypassing the Assam. Friday’s meeting chaired by the committee

convenor Supu Jamir deliberated on some important issues including the completion of the project within the next working session which begins from the month of October and that so far the construction works had fared smoothly.

The house during the meeting strongly urged upon all the land owners under the NFHRCC to desist from reissuing of ‘No Objection Certificate’ (NOC) on the perimeters of the road to any third party as it would hamper the ongoing construction works.

Members of the house discussed the NOC issue thoroughly as there were reports of reissuing of NOC by some villages which falls under the current project. The road which was mapped more than 50 years ago saw the light of day after the formation of NFHRCC which spearheaded the construction work.

The committee is hopeful that the historic road would be completed by the early part of 2017 which would ease the current imbroglio faced by the Nagas due to the frequent bandh imposed along the length of NH 39 in neighbouring Assam. The meeting begun with invocation by NFHRCC secretary WY Kithan.

Indigenous ‘Tenyi Vo’ registered by NBAGR Neichülieü passes away; Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 2 (NPN): An indigenous breed of pig “Tenyi Vo” from Nagaland has been registered by the Indian Council Agricultural Research (ICAR)National Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources (NBAGR).

The breed was approved by Breed Registration Committee (BRC) at its meeting on June 21, 2016 at New Delhi. “Tenyi Vo” was among the nine new breeds of livestock and poultry that was approved registration by the BRC. During a press briefing at the directorate of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services (AHVS) on Friday, the AHVS director, Dr. I.P Khala, said with this recognition, the department was gearing up for developing the breed realizing the potential for harnessing the piggery sector and improving economic conditions of rural farmers. He said this breed of pig was named “Tenyi Vo” as it was found mostly in Kohima, Dimapur, Peren, Phek and Senapati. Dr. Khala said ‘Tenyi Vo’ was identified and regis-

tered as part of an exercise to conserve the breed and also in view of their area-specific suitability and disease resistance capabilities. He said the department would strive to develop the breed so the size of the pig would improve to bigger size.

Project operator unit NEPED member, Dr. Rutsa, said there was a need to develop piggery and Nagas needed to propagate pig rearing. He said ‘Tenyi Vo’ rearing was to encourage sustainability and not for production unless it could be well conserved. He also suggested the need to explore and identify more breeds of pig.

Dr. Rutsa said more than 2 lakhs population in Nagaland

depend on piggery and therefore indigenous pig breeding has to be encouraged. He said ‘Tenyi Vo’ has early sexual maturity (within three months).

NU SASRD assistant professor, Dr. M. Catherine Rutsa, said though ‘Tenyi Vo’ was reared mainly for pork production it has more advantage in the rearing system.

Dr. Catherine Rutsa, an applicant of ‘Tenyi Vo’ breed registration, was awarded certificate by Dr. Trilochan Mohapatra, Secretary DARE & DG, ICAR on June 21, 2016 at New Delhi. She said ‘Tenyi Vo’ has strong and long tapering snout, small erect ear and bright alert eyes, predominantly black in

colour, with white markings on the forehead, flaks and legs.

Dr. Catherine said adult ‘Tenyi Vo’ weighs between 35-50 kg and estimated number was 60,000 to 70,000.

Dr. Catherine informed that the department of VAHS conducted and submitted a breed survey during 2013 where ‘Tenyi Vo’ was recorded as a local breed with code No. 99. National Bureau Animal Genetic Resources (NBAGR) principal scientist, Dr. R.K Pundir said since 2008, six pig breeds have been registered

by NBAGR. He said the next attempt would be gestation of cattle, adding that there were more breeds yet to be explored.

The officials informed that if ‘Tenyi Vo’ was well preserved, it would have higher potential for economic growth since rearing cost was low.

They said rearing system of ‘Tenyi Vo’ was much better in natural condition. ‘Tenyi Vo’ breed is a hearty breed, able to survive without much care. Its meat is quite tender and has less fat than other breeds.

chief minister condoles

DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Neichülieü Nikki Haralu (Retd) IFS and the first Naga Ambassador, passed away on Friday in Dimapur. She was 98 years old. According to family sources, the funeral service would be held at 1 p.m.

Saturday (Sept. 3) at her residence in Burma Camp.

The eldest of eight siblings Neichülieü was born on July 28, 1918 to the first Naga medical doctor Dr. Harielungbe Haralu of Poilwa village in Peren district and Rükhrieü of Kohima village.

As a diplomat she served in Belgium, Italy, USA, and Sri Lanka before her retirement as Ambassador of India to Panama in 1980. At her retirement, she had served for 26 years in the Ministry of External Affairs with additional charge of Nicaragua and Costa Rica.

A historical event that took place during her tenure includes the handing over of the famous Panama Canal that changed the economy of

teachers on the occasion of Teacher’s Day, the Nagaland governor, P.B. Acharya, on Friday advised them to empower students instead of giving teaching through routine lectures.

In his message, Acharya said teaching was a noble profession and the role of a teacher was very significant, adding that only the best should be given teaching job.

He said Reminding teachers were “more than just an educator, a mentor and a friend”, for which he urged them to inculcate values and ethics amongst children.

“Teachers are the back bone of our society. They play a great role in building up the character of students and shape them to become an ideal citizen of India,” Acharya said. He further stated that the future of the country took shape inside the classrooms and through the work of the teachers. Therefore, the governor said the teachers needed to be honoured and respected by the society. He also appealed to the students to remember that teachers and parents were their best well wishers and they must learn to respect them.

Meanwhile, the governor conveyed his very best wishes for the celebration of Teachers’ Day, 2016.

Teacher’s day is celebrated all over India every year on September 5, the birthday of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second president of India, to pay tribute to the teachers for their precious contributions towards the society and country. Born on September 5, 1888, Dr.S.Radhakrishnan was a great philosopher, a great educationist and a great humanist.

CM to chair NEC committee meet Correspondent

KOHIMA, SEP 2 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister and chairman, committee on connectivity including roads and highways, airports and air connectivity and inland waterways, T.R. Zeliang will chair the first meeting of the committee on September 16 at Rhododendron Hall, Nagaland Police Central officers mess Chumukedima at 3 p.m.

In an official bulletin, North Eastern Council secretary, Ram Muivah has informed all the members to attend the meeting.

Invited members include: Arunachal Pradesh MP, Nenong Ering; Meghalaya MPs Vincent Pala and Conard Sangma; Assam MPs-- Ram Prasad Sarmah and Gaurav Gogoi, Nagaland MP K.G. Kenye; P.S to Finance secretary Government of India; P.S to secretary economic affairs, GoI, P.S to secretary DoNER, GoI; Alemtemshi Jamir (Retd) IAS former vice chancellor Ranchi University Prof. Darlando Kathing, Prof. Manoj Pant of school of international studies JNU; Prof. Amar Yumnam, school of social science, Manipur university; Swapan Sarkar financial analyst, management committee, Assocham and PHD.

Governor greets Sangtam community

Late Neichülieü Haralu

the United States, Europe, and Asia. After her retirement, she returned home and served as the Chairman of Nagaland State Social Welfare Advisory Board. Neichülieü began her early schooling in Mission school at Kohima and went on to the Welsh Mission Girls’ High School, Shillong.

She completed her BA (Pol. Sc. & Eco.) from Calcutta University in 1948. Later, she continued her education (MA Soc. Sc.) in the US at Haverford in 1953, the third Naga to venture out to study in the US. (Cont’d on p-5)

DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Governor, P.B. Acharya, has extended his warm greetings to the Sangtam community on the occasion of the Mongmong Festival 2016. In his message, Acharya said Mongmong Festival was an important time for Sangtam community remembering all context of life from individual to family and the society to thank the Almighty God and pray for a good health, prosperity and plenteous harvest in all fields of life. He prayed that this festival brings peace and unity to all the Nagas, specially the Sangtam community, and also promote the spirit of love and forgiveness.

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Ntl seminar on ‘constructivism’ ends

Knowledge on Constructivists Approach” chaired by assistant professor, Dept. of Education, Nagaland University, Dr. B.V Rao, with five presenters.

“Constr uctivism vs Behaviourism”, “Role of Constructivism in TeachingLearning: A Theoretical Perspective”, “Role of 5E and 7E Constructivists Models in Mathematics Education” were some of the topics presented.

The second technical session on “Constructivism at School and College level”

was chaired by principal, Sazolie College of Teacher Education, Jotsoma, Dr. Gomesh Mosahary.

“Constructivists Approach- A paradigm for Teaching and Learning at College Level”, “Constructivism at School Level” were some of the topics delivered.

The seminar concluded with the valedictory session which was chaired by assistant professor, MITE, Imkongsenla Longchar, valedictory remark from assistant professor, SCTE, Kohima, Elizabeth Walling, rappor-

HKMS conducts seminar for parents DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Happy Kids Montessori School (HKMS) conducted an educational seminar for parents at its school premises under the topic “psychological and emotional development in early childhood”, Friday. At the programme, presenter MA in counselling from Singapore Bible College, Centena Aier highlighted the definition of early childhood saying that it was the most crucial point of human being. She also elaborated on “jean piagets” four stages of cognitive development and Erik Erikson’s stages of physical development focussing mainly on sensorimotor stage (0-2 years) among others.

The programme was followed interactive session with the parents.

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WATYR informs

Participants of two-day national seminar on ‘constructivism’ after the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Two-day national seminar on “constructivism” was conducted by Research and Development Committee, Modern Institute of Teacher Education (MITE), Kohima from September 1-2 at the College Auditorium Hall.

Altogether 11 resource persons consisting of research scholars and teaching faculties from various colleges and universities presented their papers.

The first technical session was based on “Conceptual and Theoretical

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teurs remark by asst. professor, MITE Daikho Manehrii, and vote of thanks by managing director, MITE, Pelee Hekha.

Earlier, the inaugural programme was chaired by Kavani Hekha, welcome note by principal MITE, Devanand Sinha, while principal, SCTE, Kohima, Dr. Bendangyapangla, delivered the keynote address. Representatives from SCTE, Kohima, Nagaland University and participants from various colleges attended the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Wakching Area Tenang Yieanghoi Range (WATYR) Mon district, has informed that it held a joint meeting with leaders of NSCN (I-M) on August 30 and compromised all matters in regard to May 5 issue. A press release by president (WATYR), Y. Konpa Konyak, stated that on May 9, 2016 it was declared that the people of the range villages would not co-operate with NSCN (I-M). However, a joint meeting was convened at Tanhai Village on August 30 in which both sides have “compromised all matters of May 5, 2016 issue.”

DSSU freshers meet cum felicitation prog PDLSA organises legal

awareness & literacy prog

(L-R): Minister Vikheho Swu addressing the gathering. DSSU Mr. and Miss freshers.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) held its bi-annual fresher’s meet cum felicitation programme on August 29 at town hall, Dimapur with Minister Roads & Bridges, Y Vikheho Swu as chief guest under the theme “together towards tomorrow.”

Speaking at the programme, the chief guest encouraged and motivated the students to work hard in their

pursuit of excellence. He also urged the gatherings to keep up with the Sumi culture and its values. At the programme, toppers of the recently declared NBSE examinations were also felicitated.

The programme was followed DSSU fresher’s contest which were judged by Dr. Khekugha Muru, Aharon Achumi, advocate and Government Higher Secondary School Chumukedima princi-

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pal, Karen Yepthomi.

Kaino Khujumi of Eastern Christian College and K. Vinikali Achumi of St. John College bagged Mr. and Miss fresher’s respectively.

Earlier, welcome address was delivered by DSSU president Tovika K Chishi and later vote of thanks was delivered by finance secretary, Niuka Assumi. The chief guest was accompanied by the host of dignitaries.

DIMAPUR: Two-day legal awareness and literacy porogramme was organised by Phek District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) on August 31 and September 1 in Phek District.

On the first day of the programme at Sakraba village, resource person panel lawyer of PDLSA Akhro spoke on the important aspects and practice of Right to Information (RTI) and highlighted the salient features of Consumer Protection Act and its provisions on rights of a Consumer.

Panel lawyer PDLSA, Vero spoke on the topic ‘Lok Adalat (The peoples Court)’ and highlighted its benefits.

District and sessions judge and chairman PDLSA, Longshi Ezung , spoke on “Motor vehicle Act” while civil Judge and secretary PDLSA, Ajong Imchen, illustrated on the topics “Domestic Violence Act” and “Nagaland Villages Councils

Act, 1978”.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks

by Sakraba Village Council chairman. The programme was well attended by the village council members, students, villagers from all walks of life and women organization of the Sakraba Village.

The second day of the programme was organised at the Phek Government College (PGC) where students and faculty members participated in the programme.

Principal, PGC, welcomed and appreciated the officials of PDLSA for organizing the programme at the campus. Vice principal of PGC also spoke on the occasion.

Ajongba Imchen presented his topic on Ombudsman & Protection of Children from sexual offences Act, 2012 (POSCO ACT) while Longshi Ezung spoke on Civil Action matter as resource persons.

news in brief DC Dmu informs: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome (IAS) has informed citizens not to construct any residential buildings under EHV lines. The DC has directed the citizens of the numerous residential building constructed along 132 Kv Bokajan- Dimapur lines to be alert for any untoward incident. DC further informed that buildings constructed under the EHV lines would be doing so at their own risk.

ENPUD, ENWOD & ESSUD consultative meeting: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union Dimapur (ENPUD) has convened a joint consultative meeting of ENPUD, ENWOD, ENSUD, advisors and all the tribal president with their representatives to EPUD on September 4, 4 p.m. at M.C Konyak treasurer residence near old Dhansari Bridge, Dimapur. All have been requested to attend the meeting.

colony opposite P.W.D junction. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. The union has informed that new member enrolment would be open on the day of meeting. For details one has been asked to contact at 8413833297.

GPRN/NSCN recovers: GPRN/NSCN Crime Control Cell has recovered R15 Yamaha (black in colour) Eng No.1CK 1006906, Ch No. ME11CK01AB2006914 and Scooty (light green) Eng. No. 2NC1121323, Ch No. ME12NC01E2121313. Rightful owners have been asked to claim the same within seven days. For further details one has been asked to contact at 8415029943.

GPRN/NSCN terminates: GPRN/ NSCN has terminated deputy kilonser Thunkomo Jungio from Lotha region for violation of NSCN party discipline by indulging in activities detrimental to government and Naga society, informed GPRN/NSCN MIP. It also informed that Thunkomo has been stripped off all government assignments, privileges and expelled from the NSCN party indefinitely.

ZTKD executive meeting: Zunheboto Range Union Dimapur (ZTKD) has convened executive meeting on September 4, 3 p.m. at Hukiye Lizu (banker) residence. All executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

CRP informs: Christian Revival Prayer CSTD Mungmung festival: Chimonger (CRP) and healing centre lower Kenouzou Suro Thsingmüjang, Dimapur (CSTD) Kohima would be celebrating its 13th anwould be celebrating Mungmung festival on niversary on September 4, 1 p.m. under the September 3, 10 a.m. at advisor, co-operation theme “For the Lord is on eternal rock”. & MARCOFED Imtilemba Sangtam, at 5th (Isaiah 26:4). mile, Dimapur. All Chimonger in-laws have WDCL-1 new office bearers: Wokha been invited to be part of the celebration. district Class-1 (WDCL-1) contractor union LLRSU meeting: Lotha Lower Range Stu- has elected new office bearers for the tenure dent’s Union (LLRSU) has convened a meet- 2016-19 headed by Phyobemo Murry as the ing on September 10, 10 a.m. at Bhandari president and Er. Senkathung Jami as general town hall, related to the forth coming golden secretary. jubilee. All unit presidents, former executives KLC freshers’ meet: Kohima Law College and members have been requested to attend (KLC) would be organising its 37th Freshthe meeting. ers’ on September 7, 10:30 a.m. at Red Cross DEO Kiphire informs: District Educa- Complex Kohima under the theme “self tion Officer (DEO) Kiphire has informed all introspection” with minister Rural Developretired teachers, district teacher’s awardees ment, REPA C.L. John as the chief guest and all serving teachers both government and Dmu quarterly medical board: Quarterly private to attend the Teachers’ Day celebra- Medical Board for confirmation of service, tion programme on September 5, 10 :30 a.m. invalidation, and commutation of pension at Hopongkyu memorial hall, Kiphire town. for grade-III and IV staff under Dimapur ENCSU emergency meeting: Eastern district has been convened on September Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) 15-16, 10 a.m. at Office of the Chief Medical has convened emergency meeting on Sep- Officer, Dimapur. tember 3, 12 noon, at DUDA guest house, NSCN/ GPRN (R) expels: NSCN/ to discuss on MBBS & BDS issue and sub- GPRN (Reformation) has expelled one depusequently second phase of agitation as the ty kilonser Kuzoveyi Kezo of Pholami village government and the department had failed to from national service with immediate effect, fulfilled ENCSU demands in a stipulate time. for indulging in anti- social activities which All tribal students union of Eastern Nagaland was against the National Yehzabo. NSCN/ Kohima and college representatives from GPRN (R) MIP has informed the general Kohima have been requested to attend the public not to entertain Kuzoveyi under any meeting. circumstances for any purpose.

TSUD general meeting: Tangha Student’s SRU clarifies: Apropos the news item “SRU Union Dimapur (TSUD) has convened gen- repair roads after being cut-off for 3 months,” eral meeting on September 3, 3 p.m. at its Sangyochung Range Union (SRU) has claritreasurer and Tangha Buhu Union Dimapur fied that SRU stands for Sangyochung Range president Lungyan Phom residence, supply Union and not Sangsangnyu Range Union.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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The two arrested persons along with seized ganja.

DIMAPUR: Kohima police personnel manning the Phesama check gate while conducting routine checking and frisking of vehicles on September 2 intercepted one Maruti Alto (NL05C0611) and recovered 110 Kgs of contraband ganja neatly packed in ten packets.

According to SDPO (South) and PRO, Kohima police, Atu Zumvü, two persons identified as Dhan Bahadur from Senapati, Manipur, and Elizabeth Karila from Mao were arrested and a regular case has been registered against them at Kohima South Police station.

CMO team visits Chessore & Shamator DIMAPUR: A team from Chief Medical Office, Tuensang, led by Epidemilogist, DSU, IDSP, Dr. John Shupao, along with BPM and BAM visited Chessore PHC on August 19.

During the visit, the team assessed the prevailing health condition of the block and treated a total of 149 patients. Further, on the request of the chairman, Shamator village, the team visited Shamator village along with the staff of CHC Shamator on August 31. The team conducted health check up for the villagers and treated 202 patients. During the visit, it was observed that Acute Respiratory Tract Infection (ARI) was high among children between 5 to 15 years age in both the places.

Free medicines were given to the patients and IEC materials were also distributed to the villagers for awareness.

Induction prog for IGNOU

DIMAPUR: Induction programme for IGNOU Regular Study Centre (RSC-2036) was held on September 1, at Manen hall, C-Edge College in the presence of IGNOU, Nagaland regional director, Dr. Iralu. Dr. Iralu in his induction speech mentioned about the IGNOU, its system, functioning, assignments and examination. It may be noted that C-Edge College has been approved as IGNOU Regular Study Centre Number 2036 since March 2016.

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Late V. Vinito Chophy

Born : 02.08.1956 – Died : 29.08.2016

We, the bereaved family members of Late V. Vinito Chophy, would like to extend our most heartfelt, sincere gratitude and thanks to each and everyone who stood by and supported us physically, morally, materially, financially and most importantly spiritually, at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 29th August' 2016.

We would like to convey our special thanks to :1. Mr. Vikheho Swu, Minister (R&B).

13. Aghunato Area Union, Dimapur 2. Mr. Shetoy Yeptho, Parliamentary Secy., 14. NNC/GDRN (Non-Accord).

Fishery & Printing.

15. Dimapur District Legal Service Authority 3. Er. Picto Shohe, (DDLSA).

Parliamentary Secy., Law & Justice.

16. Officers & Staff of District Sericulture Office, 4. Mr. Jacob Zhimo, Parliamentary Secy., Dimapur.

Irrigation & Flood Control.

17. STH Thilixu Village.

5. Thilixu Village Baptist Church & Students' Union 18. SHG Nibolo and Collection SHG. 6. Atunakugha Baptist Church & Women Deptt. 19. Doctors & nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur.

7. Atunakugha Union, Dimapur.

20. Teachers of GPS Thilixu Village, Block-II. 8. Nikiqhe Baptist Church & Village Council 21. Carmel Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur.

9. Yeshito Ghami Kuposhukulu, Dimapur 22. All The Prayer Warriors.

10. Thilixu Village NCRC Sumi, 3rd Mile Dimapur 23. All the individual, friends, families, neighbours, 11. NCRC Sumi, Unity Village & Youth Deptt. churches, organizations and well-wishers.

12. T/Island Welfare, Dimapur We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual by name but your love, support and kindness will always remain in our hearts and we pray that the Almighty bless you abundantly.

You were a faithful husband & a loving father.

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(Sitting center): Er. Levi Rengma along with staff and students after the programme.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Housing, Er. Levi Rengma has expressed the need for quality education saying that though large number of students graduate each year most were not employable as they lack the basic technical skills needed in the job market.

He said this while addressing the gathering during the 22nd annual fresher’s social meet of School of Agricultural Sciences and Rural Development (SASRD) at SASRD auditorium Medziphema, Friday.

The parliamentary secretary also encouraged the students to strive hard in every sphere of challenges in life to become a successful

person and contribute to the greater cause of the society.

Pointing out that colleges were central to the development of modern society, he said it was not function as mere institutions of learning but function as centers of excellence.

He asserted that education and higher education is the fulcrum and pivot upon which all other developments rest and rotate around.

Congratulating the freshers’ for having secured a seat in the institute, Er. Levi encouraged them to gather the best knowledge and experience from during their stay at the college so that they could face the challenges that awaits them with

confidence.

A short speech was delivered by Pro. Vice chancellor, Nagaland University (NU), SASRD Prof. N.S. Jamir. The programme was chaired by students’ union president, SASRD, Kihika, invocation prayer by pastor, TBC Medziphema, Keviuchulie Mezhu, welcome address by dean NU, SASRD Prof. R.C. Gupta. Evangelical union, SASRD, presented a welcome song, Imnichetla Jamir (PG) and Alemla Imchen (PG) spoke on behalf of the fresher’s while special song was presented by Lalngaizuali and vote of thanks by vice president, student union, SASRD, Zhoponu Chuzho.

DIMAPUR: Thirty three persons have been tested HIV positive in Zunheboto district (April 2015 to July 2016) out of which six were pregnant mothers, revealed District Program Officer (DPO), DAPCU, Zunheboto Unit Atokali Assumi.

According to DIPR report, the DPO highlighting on the “current Scenario of HIV/AIDS in Zunheboto District” during district level sensitization workshop on “HIV & AIDS and Harm Reduction with law Enforcement Agency” at SP Conference Hall, Zunheboto, Friday organised by Kripa Foundation, District Administration, Police Department, NSACS and FHI360.

She informed that 31 persons have been registered at ARTC. Atokali also highlighted the NACP facilities under Zunheboto district.

Another resource person, director, Kripa Foundation, Abou Mere whole speaking on the topic “understanding drug use / abuse” said Nagaland was passing through a period in the history of HIV and AIDS due to communication gap among parents and children.

He cautioned that in India, HIV prevalence was highest in Nagaland with 1.16% followed by Mizoram with 0.97%. Mere also highlighted the gathering on the

(l-R): Ketho Angami and section of the gathering during district Sensitization Workshop on HIV & AIDS at SP Office, Zunheboto on September 2. (DIPR)

effects of drugs in society as due to increase in school and college dropouts, loss of working hours and productivity, increase in crime and huge loss in economy adding that addiction affects one’s mentality, physical, spiritual and emotional well being.

He also spoke on Nagaland Drug Abuse and Prevention Policy 2016, Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act 1985, its objectives and provisions and role of Policeforce in the said Acts.

Resource person program coordinator, Kripa Foundation-Project Sunrise,

Ketho Angami spoke on “harm reduction” which relates to drug related problems with legal harm, psychological harm, financial harm, occupational harm, social and physical harm.

He also spoke on drug abuse management and its strategies viz, Demand Reduction Strategies, Supply Reduction Strategies and Harm Reduction Strategies.

Ketho also said that Harm Reduction in Nagaland started in mid 1990s with primary focus on prevention and awareness creation. By1999, Harm Re-

duction was rolled out in Nagaland as part of NACP andat present 45 Harm Reduction Centres exist across Nagaland.

Superintendent of Police, Krodi Rhetso, SDO(C), Shanavas IAS and additional SP, Relo Aye also spoke in the workshop. Earlier, welcome address was delivered

by Program Coordinator, Ketho Angami while vote of the thanks was proposed by Program Assistant, Kripa, Meghraj.

The program was attended by Police Officers and all ranks and files of DEF Zunheboto.

TMTHSS Pfütsero celebrates NCSU Phek division supports CPO holds 2-day consultative meeting ‘canonisation of Mother Teresa’ DIMAPUR: Nagaland Contractors and Suppliers Union (NCSU) Phek division has reiterated its full support to Nagaland Contractors and Suppliers Union on awarding contract/supply works without open tender by government departments.

A press note by NCSU Phek division president Zhosheyi and secretary Razou Lohe stated that such” illegal activities” should be put to halt immediately and no contract/supply works should be awarded to any person without producing

Students paying floral tribute during “canonisation of Mother Teresa” on Friday.

DIMAPUR: T.M.T. Higher Secondary School Pfütsero celebrated the “canonisation of Mother Teresa” on Friday by organising a “special gettogether” wherein students paid a tribute and homage to Mother Teresa with flowers

and candles.

In the programme, Principal, T.M.T. Higher Secondary School , Reynald Pyngrope, urged the students to become like Mother Teresa by following the exemplary life of the “saint

of the gutters and an angel of peace.” He encouraged them to help the poor and needy.

Meanwhile, a day of homage, tribute, and prayer was observed throughout the day.

DIC Kma informs PMEGP applicants

Dimapur: General Manager and member convener (DLTFC-PMEGP) District Industries Centre (DIC) Kohima has informed that an interview for the selection of beneficiaries under PMEGP during 2016-17 under Kohima district would be conducted by the district level task force committee (DLTFC) at DC’s conference Kohima hall. It has been

informed that the interview would be held as follows: DIC on September 7 at 10 a.m., NKVIB on September 8 at 10 a.m. and KVIC on September 9 at 10 a.m.

Those applicants notified have been informed to attend the interview with their original documents without which they would not be entertained.

NCSU ID cards.

The unit also pointed out that the government standing order should be implemented in letter and spirit.

It further stated that as per guidelines of the head office, Kohima the Phek division NCSU would henceforth check those departments not adhering to the government standing order and report such illegal practices to the head office so that proper action could be initiated against those defaulting departments.

Govt. offices not functioning satisfactorily: NPF 7 Peren A/C

DIMAPUR: Naga People’s Front (NPF) 7 Peren A/C has claimed that government offices under 7 Peren A/C are not functioning satisfactorily as per the observation made by its team during an inspection from August 29-31.

A press note, president NPF 7 Peren A/C, Manuel Kamson and general secretary, Gengthau Panmei informed that a team of NPF 7 Peren A/C visited government offices under 7 Peren A/C and interacted with the officers and staff of different departments and opined that the “overall observation was not satisfactory”.

The release alleged that HoDs were found neglecting their duties by entrusting subordinate officers to take care of the office which it said was “questionable”.

In this regard, NPF 7 Peren A/C informed that the visiting team had warned them of serious consequences if such practices continue.

Meanwhile, NPF 7 Peren stated that few departments were doing fine and their awareness for public benefits and redressing their grievances was “quite laudable”.

Further, the party informed it would be visiting those left out in the second and third visit within September 2016.

CPO officials along with the officials of the State Pig Breeding Centre, Phek and leaders while visiting the Centre on September 1 at Phek.

DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) two-day consultative meeting was held at conference hall of the Deputy Commissioner, Phek and culminated on September 1.

In a press note, CPO president, Kekhwengulo Lea, informed that a special meeting with all the Chakhesang gazetted officers posted under Phek district was convened on the first day of the meeting.

The release stated that during the meeting, CPO sought their support and cooperation towards the organisation by rendering their best services towards community building on human resources, economic, education and social development in order

to stay at par with the rest of others.

On its second day, CPO also held a joint meeting with the Phek Area Public Organization (PAPO) officials along with the entire neighbouring Village Council chairmen, GBs, VCMs, Pastors, village frontal organizations, elders of Phek Town at DC conference hall and deliberated on the various important issues confronting the community.

Addressing the gathering, CPO president, urged upon the village authorities to work towards preserving the moral values and ethics of the pioneers.

He also encouraged the PAPO officials and the village authorities to ban burning of jungles, hunting, extraction

of flora and fauna, adding the same were the standing resolution of the CPO. As part of upholding its resolution on non-import of poultry into Chakhesang areas, CPO team along with the leaders visited the State Pig Breeding Centre, Phek located some 6 kms away from Phek Town and interacted with the officials of the centre.

Observing that the centre was in need to upgrade with better breeding seeds and shelter (sheds) as well, the CPO appealed to the concerned department to pay attention to the centre for its basic requirement and further urged the people of the area to support the officials of the centre.

NSDMA conducts community first responder trg Legal aid clinic opened in Mokokchung dist jail

Participants of community first responder training after conducting the training at Kohima village.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home Department, in collaboration with the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Kohima, conducted Community First Responder (CFR) training on disaster management with the Kohima Village Youth Organisation (KVYO) from August 31 to September 2 at Panchayat K

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hall, Kohima Village.

Resource persons including personnel from the State Disaster Response Force (HG&CD), F&ES, MO Wokha Dr. Chibenthung Kithan, and Dist. comdt.

HG&CD Mulai Lamnai trained the participants on various topics such as basic life support, fracture and splinting, bandaging, prehospital treatments, TRAIGE,

improvised rescue techniques, uses of rope in rescue operation etc.

Forty youth (ten from each Khel) along with officials of the KVYO were trained.

Deputy Commissioner Kohima and OSD NSDMA gave exhortations on the first and last day respectively.

Meanwhile, NSDMA has informed it would soon be carrying out similar trainings

in all the districts in a phased manner.

It may be noted that the CFR training is based on the understanding that the community is always the first to respond in times of disasters before external help arrives, hence the NSDMA envisions strengthening disaster management at the community levels by empowering them through CFR trainings.

DIMAPUR: A legal aid cell has been initiated for the inmates of district jail Mokokchung under the aegis of Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) on September 1.

The programme was chaired by advocate penal member, Moatemjen, while the introduction was given by principal district & session judge Mokokchung and chair- MDLSA members along with Mokokchung district jail authorities. man MDLSA Khape Koza.

The program also witnessed the presentation of a special song by inmates of the jail. In legal aid clinic, retainer lawyer MDLSA I. Imkong Jamir, shared on the topic “rights of prisoners and basic rights” while vote of thanks was delivered by superintendant of Jail Mokokchung, Imtiangshi.

The programme was attended by officials from district administration, public prosecutors, penal lawyers, jail staff and inmates.

Meanwhile, the results for essay competition conducted by MDLSA on the topic “importance of fundamental rights and duties” on August 27 has been declared with Moajungla Town HSS, Akumsenla FAC and Akumsunep Longchar JMC securing the first, second and third positions respectively.

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Women activists of JCILPS at the protest rally in Imphal on Friday. (NP)

Correspondent IMPHAL, Sep 2: Pro- Inner Line Permit System (JCILPS) women protestors were injured after police fired tear gas shelling in a bid to foil the rally in Imphal on Friday.

The rally was organized as part of its ongoing stirs demanding legislation to protect the indigenous people of the state. However, the rally was dispersed by the police when protestors attempted to proceed towards Raj Bhavan. In the police action some women activists sustained injuries and rushed to nearby hospitals.

JCILPS had, on Thursday, warned of intensified forms of stirs if the state government failed to table a bill acceptable by all and pass it during the monsoon session of the state Assembly which commenced today.

Women activists and supporters of the JCILPS has

been carrying out relay hunger strike at Keishampat as part of its campaign pressing the state government to ensure introduction of a new bill to replace earlier bill to protect the indigenous people of the state rejected by the President of India.

After the state government announced its decision not to introduce the newly drafted bill to replace the Protection of Manipur People bill-2015 citing time constraints, JCILPS announced intensification of its stir.

The JCILPS war ned that if the Assembly session failed to pass the proposed bill, “agreeable to the people, for the protection of indigenous people of Manipur, they would be compelled to resume stirs with intensified forms”.

Talking to media on the sideline of the rally, convener P Apabi Devi of JCILPS

Women Wing rejected government allegation of JCILPS submitting its suggestions after the expiry of the last date set by the state government.

“We have submitted a five point recommendation adopted by a people’s convention with a request for consideration by the government well ahead of August 24 deadline given by the state government,” she said.

The recommendation submitted on August 24 included a modality paper regarding implementation of ILPS in both valley and hill districts, she added.

The chief minister and home minister had repeatedly announced that they would pass a bill to protect the indigenous people in the very session of the Assembly commenced today, she reminded.

However, Ibobi government was trying to avoid passing of the bill, Apabi said.

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IMPHAL, Sep 2: Several BJP workers sustained injuries as police resorted to lathi charge, when they attempted to gherao the sitting of the Manipur Assembly to protest against recent cancellation of police constable recruitment rally. The monsoon session of the state Assembly which have only two sittings, commenced Friday.

Police also deployed tear gas shelling and using mock bombs to disperse the protestors. Among the injured six workers including three women were rushed to RIMS hospital with bleeding injuries.

Earlier, BJP workers assembled at the residence of party legislator Kh Joykishan at Thangmeiband and led by state president K Babhananda marched towards the Assembly complex demanding revocation of the cancelled recruitment process for recruitment of the police constable (male) 2013 batch.

They shouted slogan and demanded an inquiry into the recruitment processes by an independent investigative agency like the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and resignation of the state home minister. They attempted to march towards the Assembly complex from different routes despite strong resistance from a large number of police personnel detail in each routes.

Talking to reporters at the protest site, BJP president Bhabananda demanded a probe in to the cancellation of the constable recruitment processes.

SHILLONG, SEP 2: After Arunachal Pradesh’s political turmoil, the combined opposition Meghalaya People’s Front has served a no-confidence motion against Speaker Abu Taher Mondal, alleging that he has failed as the head of the legislature.

This is the second noconfidence motion against Mondal seeking his ouster.

The matter is likely to be taken in the upcoming assembly session scheduled to be held from September 9.

On March 25, 2015, Mondal had survived the no-

5 KPLT arrested

Tezpur (Assam), Sep 2 (PTI): Four hardc ore NDFB(S) militants have been apprehended from a remote area near the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border during an operation by security forces, the police said today.

The four militants were apprehended during a joint

operation by the police and Army, launched on Wednesday last, at Paharpur area under Chariduar police station, DIG Northern Range M S Haque said.

The militants have been identified as Thunkara Basumatary, Lengra Basumatary, Marchal Daimari and B

Happy Birthday to the little Iron Limakumzuk (3 years) May this day be a colorful hour for you, may you have a final fantasy blessed day and many more to catch. “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” From Loving, Dad, Mum and Relatives.

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The Kuda Village Youth would like to congratulate Mr. Seyievilie Nakhro, S/o Lt. S. Angami, from 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang for securing the top rank in the recently concluded CIJW (Counter Insurgency and Jungle Welfare) course held at NEPA. The training was attended by 74 trainees from all over the sates of India.

The KYC wish him all the best in his future endeavours.

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At least five Karbi Peoples’ Liberation Tiger (KPLT) leaders, cadre and linkmen were apprehended during a joint operation conducted by security forces in Borlangso and Taralangso areas of Karbi Anglong district. Cache of arms and ammunition were also recovered from their possession. The KPLT operatives-Jamson Kro alias Kronihang, Sohan Bey, Ranjit Tisso alias Archim, Ben Killing and Mohon Teron were nabbed from the hideouts in the operations conducted during the last two days by district police and Army personnel of 8 Jat and 1/5 Gorkha regiment.

The arms recovered include one AK-56 Rifle with 15 live rounds and one magazine, one .32 pistol with one magazine and two live rounds, two live Chinese grenades and two country made guns.

Date: 02/09/2016 Regd. No: 179/16 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Jahar Deb Barma, father of Popull Deb Barma a permanent resident of Jangalia Para, P.O. Champak Nagar, Tehsil Office, Jirania P.S. (Jirania) Radhapur Dist. West Tripura, State Tripura NRS (Railway) Dharmanagar, Agartala presently residing at Wokha town, Nagaland solemnly affirm and declared as under;1. That, I was born on 02/06/1994 and my parents had put my name as Paul Deb Barma.

2. That, the name Popull Deb Barma and Paul Deb Barma is the same name and same person.

Hence forth in all official record/correspondence my name be known as Paul Deb Barma.

VERIFICATION The contents of above paras are true to my personal knowledge and believe and nothing concealed herein.

Deponent Oren Humtsoe Advocate & Notary Public, Nagaland.

DC-1999 AFFIDAVIT Regd. No: 176/16 I, Shri. Jahar Deb Barma, father of Belly Graham Deb Barma a permanent resident of Jangalia Para, P.O. Champak Nagar, Tehsil Office, Jirania P.S. (Jirania) Radhapur Dist. West Tripura, State Tripura NRS (Railway) (Dharmanagar), Agartala presently residing at Wokha Town, Nagaland solemnly affirm and declared as under;1. That, I was born on 28/12/1991 and my parents had put my name as Belly Graham Deb Barma.

2. That, the name Belly Graham Deb Barma and Birgraham is the same name and same person.

Hence forth in all official record/correspondence my name be known as Belly Graham Deb Barma.

The contents of above paras are true to my personal knowledge and believe and nothing concealed herein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn and sign this affidavit before me by the deponent nd on this day of the 2 of Sept ‘2016 Oren Humtsoe Advocate & Notary Public, Nagaland.

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Sumi Community Eralibill Dimapur express heartiest congratulations to Shri. S. Kavito Aomi, Inspector (Depot) Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies Dimapur on being awarded Governor's Gold Medal on 15th August 2016, which brought laurels to the Sumi Community. The Community wishes him a bright and successful service career in the years to come.

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Swr who was wanted by the NIA in connection with the killing of adivasi villagers in December 2014.

Security forces recovered two grenades, one G-3 rifle, one 9 mm pistol along with live ammunition, several mobile sets and documents from the militant.

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Arrested cadres with arms and ammunition in Sonitpur district of Assam on Friday. (PTI)

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, September 3, 2016

Date: 02/09/2016 Regd. No: 178/16 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Rabha Laxmi Deb Barma W/o. Jahar Deb Barma, a permanent resident of Jangalia Para, P.O. Champak Nagar, Tehsil Office, Jirania P.S. (Jirania) a Radhapur Dist. West Tripura, State Tripura NRS (Railway) (Dharmanagar), Agartala presently residing at Wokha town, Nagaland solemnly affirm and declared as under;1. That, I was born on 17/04/1971 and my name was known as Rabha Laxmi Deb Barma as per the parent record.

2. That, the name Raba Laxmi Deb Barma and Rabha Laxmi Deb Barma is the same name and same person.

The contents of above paras are true to my personal knowledge and believed and nothing concealed herein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn and sign this affidavit before me by the deponent on this day of the 2nd of Sept ‘2016 Oren Humtsoe Advocate & Notary Public, Nagaland.

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confidence motion through a simple “No” from legislators supporting the ruling Congress-led Meghalaya United Alliance (MUA) after chairman Ronnie V. Lyngdoh had put the motion to vote.

“He (Mondal) has failed miserably as the head of the legislature to ensure that the legislative pillar of democracy is a vibrant strong, effective and productive institution,” Opposition Chief Whip James Sangma said.

“The fact that Meghalaya has been constantly facing so many problems in terms of law and order particularly crime against women and chil-

dren, fiscal mismanagement which has resulted in the presence financial crisis that the state is facing and many other issues,” Sangma added.

In the 60-member assembly, the Meghalaya United Alliance has 30 Congress members, two NCP legislators and 11 Independent legislators.

The opposition MPF comprises eight United Democratic Party legislator and two from Nationalist People’s Party. The opposition Hill State People’s Democratic Party, which has four members and two Independents is not part of the Meghalaya People’s Front.

Sonowal visits India-Bangladesh border MANKACHAR (India-Bangladesh border), Sep 2 (Agencies): In a move to send across state government’s intent of ‘zero tolerance against cross border movement’ of infiltrators from across the border, Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal paid a visit to the Indo-Bangla border along Mankachar sector in South Salmara on Friday.

He inspected the barbed wire fencing while travelling approximately 30km border areas and also took stock of the condition of fencing. He visited Sahapara Border Outpost, Kakripara, Jholachar, Diara, Asmer Alga, Kukurmara, Gudligaon, Deepchar, Sishumara Border Outposts and inspected the ground situations there, reported TOI. Sonowal also inspected the erosion hit areas of Sishumara Border Outpost and vowed to take all measures for a foolproof fencing along the border. The chief minister directed the BSF personnel responsible for guarding the India-Bangla border to maintain a strict round-the-clock vigil. He also sought suggestions from BSF to fortify the existing fencing system wherever required.

Sonowal has requested centre for strengthening the border fence and wants

Army to supervise the work. The border is guarded by BSF. Earlier, Sonowal has written to the Centre asking it to strengthen the India-Bangladesh border fence in the state under the Army’s supervision. At an event marking the first 100 days of the BJP-led government in the state here on Thursday, Sonowal said, “Our priority is to seal the India-Bangladesh border. The fence built in 1984 is not of high quality and we need to plug the faults if we have to stop infiltration and smuggling.”

Assam shares 263 km of the international border, that spreads over land and river. Of the land border, 99.97% of the fencing has been completed. Work on the remaining 60 m is targeted to be completed by December this year. Around 35 km of the border falls in the riverine stretch of the Brahmaputra and lowlying areas, where building a physical barrier is not feasible.

The India-Bangladesh border passes through West Bengal (2216.7km), Assam (263km), Meghalaya (443km), Tripura (856km) and Mizoram (318km). The border is manned by the BSF. Apart from the fence, work on flood lighting has already been completed.

2 NSCN (K) held for snatching weapons in M’pur Correspondent I M P H A L , S e p 2 : Two NSCN (K) cadres allegedly involved in the recent snatching away of four arms from state IRB personnel on vehicle escort duty along NH-37 were nabbed by a combined team of Assam Rifles and Manipur police.

A statement from PIB (Defence Wing), Imphal issued Friday said that the cadres-Kabigai and Numkhaolung, both residents of Sibilong village of Tamenglong district were apprehended during a joint operation on Thursday night at Sibilong.

Both were involved in the snatching of weapons of 5 IRB Battalion on August 29 last. Two Insas and two AK series rifles were snatched from the IRB personnel who were taking meal at a hotel near Barak bridge.

As reported earlier, the IRB police personnel were threatened at gunpoint near Kambiron on NH 37, by five insurgents led by Gaisunlung, “a known rogue element of NSCN (K) in the region”.

Gaisunlung was apprehended in 2015 and subsequently released on bail, PIB statement said.

Reportedly, after the incident, the group fled in a Maruti Gypsy towards Sibilong. A massive combing operation was launched by Assam Rifles, Army and Manipur Police on the same day in the dense jungles of Sibilong and Chingkhonglong.

The abandoned Maruti Gypsy was recovered on August 30 by security forces two km North of Sibilong.

No response to Bandhs evoke mix response in M’pur Heavy rain in boots also remained open as strike in Mizoram Correspondent Barak river: CWC usual. However, the 65-hour

Aizawl, Sep 2 (IANS): The nation-wide shutdown called by 10 central trade unions on Friday to protest the NDA government’s “anti-labour” policies evoked no response in Congress-ruled Mizoram.

Markets, business establishments, banks and financial institutions, government offices and educational institutions functioned as usual in Mizoram on Friday.

A police official said there was no effect of the country-wide strike call in the state. Congress’s frontal trade union body Indian National Trade Union Congress was among the 10 trade unions which called the strike to press their 12-point charter of demands.

IMPHAL, Sep 2: Trade union’s nationwide 12-hour bandh coincided with 65-hour general strike call given by surrendered militants evoked a mix response in Manipur on Friday.

Except closure of educational institutions in Imphal and its outskirt, oil pumps, shops and business establishments in some market places, others were not affected by the twin strikes. Even though long distance passenger service vehicles including inter-district buses stayed off the road for the day, other passenger service vehicles like the auto and taxi services plied as usual.

Banks and other financial institutes and government offices functioned as usual. ATM

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Dated Phek, the 18th Aug. 2016 No. DCP/JDL-12/14 Smti. Bilu of Suthozu Village has applied for issue of succession certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw/claim of LE/GPF/GIS/NPR’s/Family Pension benefit and SBI A/CNo.34782009986 that is in respect of her deceased son Mr. Kuzoto, constable under the establishment of Commandant 5th NAP Phek, who expired on 24-06-2016.

1. It is hereby notified that, if anybody has any complaint against the succession, he/she may lodge complaint to this office within a period of 1 (one) month from the date of this notification.

2. No further complaint shall be entertained after the stipulated period and shall be considered that there is no objection.

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general strike call given by All Manipur Surrenderee Welfare Association, an organization formed by militants who surrendered to the government commenced last midnight.

During the general strike hours, anganwadi workers and helpers staged a sit-in-protest in Imphal demanding hiking of their monthly honorarium and introduction pension scheme for workers and helpers.

They staged the protest under the banner of the Anganwadi Workers and Helper Union Manipur in front of GM hall in Imphal in which members of the AITUC took part.

They demanded that then honorarium of the workers be hiked to Rs 15,000 and to Rs 8,000 for helpers.

NEW DELHI, Sep 2 (PTI): In the wake of heavy rainfall in the basin of Barak river and its tributaries in Assam, the Central Water Commission (CWC) today said the river is expected to flow in “moderate to high flood situation” in the state and Meghalaya and Manipur. In its advisory, CWC also cautioned the administration of Assam’s Cachar, Hailakhandi and Karimgunj districts, to take precautionary measures.

“In view of heavy to very heavy rainfall in the state of Assam and adjoining Meghalaya and Manipur in Barak Basin, river Barak and its tributaries is rising in Assam which is affecting (its) districts of Cachar, Hailakhandi and Karimgunj,” Union Water Resources Ministry said in a statement.

55TH TEACHERS DAY CELEBRATION Mokokchung Town DATE: 05/09/2016 TIME: 10:00 AM VENUE: TOWN HALL, MOKOKCHUNG ORGANIZED BY:

AO STUDENTS’ CONFERENCE (AKM) MOTTO: “FOR THE NATION” CHIEF GUEST:

OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA HOHO DIMAPUR

SHRI. MERENTOSHI R JAMIR.

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Advisor to Chief Minister of Nagaland

The Lotha Hoho Dimapur, in its general meeting held on 27th August, 2016 at Hoho-Ki had unanimously approved the selected New team of Office Bearers submitted by the Search Committee constituted by Lotha Hoho, Dimapur. The New team of Office Bearers is headed by Shri. Etsungmomo Kikon retired Addl. Director Geology & Mining as Chairman.

The following are the names of Office Bearers for the term w.e.f 27th August, 2016 to 2019.

1. Chairman : Shri. Etsungmomo Kikon 2. Vice-Chairman : Shri. Lichio Kithan 3. Gen. Secretary : Shri. W. Rainbow Ngullie 4. Joint Secretary : (i) Shri. Khyothungo Tongoe (ii) Shri. Michael Patton 5. Finance Secretary : Shri. Tsenthungo Lotha 6. Cultural Secretary : Shri. Yanbenthung Mozhui.

7. Treasurer : Shri. Nyamo Lotha While appreciating the immense efforts and selfless dedication of the Search Committee headed by Shri.

R.C Ovung (Convener) in the process of constituting a New Team of Office Bearers, the Chairman and his team also congratulates the out-going team for the successful completion of their term with great achievements.

All the concern colonies are requested to select their respective Representative(s) and submit their names to the Hoho General Secretary/Vice Chairman before 10th September, 2016 positively.

SHRI. I ALEMPOKBA.

PRESS NOTE

(Shri. Etsungmomo Kikon) Chairman Lotha Hoho, Dimapur Dimapur : Nagaland

(Shri. W. Rainbow Ngullie) General Secretary Lotha Hoho, Dimapur Dimapur : Nagaland

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A. AJUNGLA JAMIR Invocation

: Mr. Temnameren (Youth Evangelist, MTBA) Welcome Speech : President, AKM Special item : Model Higher Secondary School, Mokokchung Speech : Guest of Honour One Act Play : Edu. Home Hostel An Accolade : AKM Teachers Envisages : Mrs. Wapangnaro (Vice Principal JMHSS) Hero : Miss Sharon Teachers Award : (a) Dist. Teachers Award (b) Sub- Divisional Award (c) Achievers Award (EFOM) Speech : Chief Guest Encomium to Teachers : QMHSS, Mokokchung Vote of Thanks : DEO, Mokokchung.

LIGHT REFRESHMENT NB: All the School Principals/ Administrators are informed to send 30 students along with all the Teachers to attain the 55th Teachers Day Celebration at Town Hall Mokokchung.

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Committed to Dalit welfare, says Modi

Narendra Modi blaming Modi. Politics over social imbalances is a disservice to society, to all those who have faced injustice for generations.”

He said some people had a problem with the fact that “Modi is a devotee” of Dalit icon B. R. Ambedkar.

He recalled how he celebrated Ambedkar’s 125th anniversary and how the UN celebrated and 102 countries around the globe observed the day. “I’m devoted to the welfare of all Dalits, the oppressed, underprivileged and deprived. Those who have fed this country with the poison of caste divide have destroyed the country.” The caste issue is going to be critical for the 2017 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh that has a sizeable

Sidhu forms ‘new’ political front

Navjot Singh Sidhu New Delhi, Sep 2 (Agencies): Cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu floated a new party to fight elections in Punjab next year, a surprise move on a day that also saw a vertical split in the state unit of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

Sidhu joined hands with three top voices against the state’s ruling Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP alliance -- former India hockey captain and suspended Akali MLA Pargat Singh and Ludhiana-based powerful independent state lawmakers and brothers Simarjeet and Balwinder Singh Bains, reported Hindustan Times. Sidhu’s Awaaze-ePunjab, or the voice of Punjab, will likely shake up the state’s political landscape so far dominated by the Shiromani Akali Dal-BJP alliance and the opposition Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

The move sets at rest speculations that Sidhu and Pargat might join the AAP, which aims to end a decade

Police should work to end ‘crisis of credibility’: Rajnath HYDERABAD, Sep 2 (PTI): Asking police officers to be “judicious” in their actions, Union home minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said they should work to end the “crisis of credibility” afflicting the force.

Talking to young Indian Police Service (IPS) officers during his visit to the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy here, he asked them to act with “empathy”.

“I tell my politician friends also that there is a crisis of credibility in politics.

There is a mismatch between words and deeds.

“Likewise, the police also works in public domain and this crisis is seen there too.

This has to end. We have to take this as a challenge and end the crisis of credibility in public service life,” he said at the academy here. Singh, on a day-long visit to the Telangana capital, said while police has to take some stern actions, they should always be judicious.

He urged the probationer IPS officers and those present from other services like the army to prepare themselves for the future challenges like cyber crime. “I was recently told by an NCRB report that incidents of cyber crime had increased 2,400 per cent over the last decade. We have to be prepared to meet this challenge,” he said.

of Akali-BJP rule in the state, but has been struggling with a crisis over the removal of its local convener Sucha Singh Chhotepur for alleged corruption.

On a day Simarjeet Bains announced Awaaze-e-Punjab will contest all 117 seats in the state, seven of the 13 zone coordinators of AAP’s Punjab unit broke away from the party and announced their support for Chhotepur. AAP rebel sources said Chhotepur might join hands with Sidhu’s party.

“Ours is AAP Punjab and has nothing to do with the party led by Arvind Kejriwal,” said JS Dhaliwal, zone coordinator, Anandpur Sahib. He said Chhotepur will soon announce AAP Punjab candidates for the elections.

The new party is a surprise stroke from Sidhu and is seen as the culmination of his tense equation with the BJP, which he quit last month. He has been a three-time MP of the party from Amritsar.

Sidhu’s rivals sought to play down the development.

“We have learnt that Sidhu has formed a political front. It is up to him to comment whether they will launch a party or not,” said AAP’s Punjab state in-charge Sanjay Singh. The Akali Dal said Sidhu’s new front indicated “utter confusion in opposition ranks” and that it is a “rebuff to those like Captain Amaridner Singh and AAP” who were bending over backwards to “beg support of political castaways”.

Dalit population and where the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has not been in power since 2002. Elections are due next year also in Punjab, Uttarakhand, Goa, and Manipur.

Modi said the BJP will fight these polls on the issues of development, and its focus will be jobs, peace, unity and social justice. “As far as the BJP is concerned, we will fight on development issues only.

Our focus will be the welfare of farmers, villages, jobs for the youth and we will stay committed to the cause of social justice. The Prime Minister also rejected any notions that he was following the politics of vendetta. Asked if he will not be sparing any “dynasty” when targeting black money, Modi said he has never tried to get any file opened to settle political scores. “I do not think from a political perspective... I have been a Chief Minister for 14 years. I never opened a file for political reasons. We have not advised opening any file from a political point of view.

“This interpretation that we are not sparing any dynasty is wrong,” he said, in an oblique reference to Congress President Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law Robert Vadra’s questionable land deals in Haryana.

Neichülieü passes away; chief minister condoles (From p-1) She also pursued her studies at-- Rockefeller Foundation Seminars on Diplomacy, School of Advanced International Studies, John Hopkins University, Washington DC in 1969.

While in the United States of America to study She participated in the Social Service for Migrant Workers with the Student – In –Industry, Oregon,University of Oregon. She raised her tuition fees, by working in the carrot and beans canning mill.

Similarly in Haverford College, Pennsylvania, She completed a seven week work and study field seminar on the Cherokee Indian Reservation, North Carolina.

To earn her return ticket to India, she worked as Assistant Supervisor, New Jersey, State Reformatory for Women, Clinton, New Jersey, USA. Late Neichülieü, who had lived an extraordinary life, dreamt big and relentlessly pursued and lived out those dreams. A God fearing lady, late Neichülieü was always considered as a fearless and an exuberant and joyful person, as she her life was an absolute testament of God’s goodness and faithfulness.

CM condoles: Nagaland chief minister, T.R.

Zeliang has expressed deep sadness over the demise of Ms. Neichülieü Haralu.

In his condolence message to her daughter and retired chief secretary, Banuo Z. Jamir (Retd) IAS, Zeliang said, though late Neichülieü was older to him, “she was a source of inspiration to me since childhood as we had heard so much of her achievements, despite the difficult times in which she lived”.

He said late Neichülieü, the first career Diplomat from the Zeliang community and amongst the Nagas as a whole, went on to be appointed as the Indian Ambassador to Panama, Costa Rica and Nicaragua.

She endeared herself to her people as a true ambassador of the Nagas, Zeliang said. Expressing pain, Zeliang said “we have lost a precious family member who was indeed ahead of her times. She was able to prove to the people that Naga women are as capable as anyone”.

Zeliang said he and his wife along with the people of Nagaland convey deepest condolences to all the family members, and prayed that the Almighty grant comfort and strength at this hour of immense grief and for the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

PM’s picture in full page Jio ads sparks controversy New Delhi, Sept 2 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s picture in full page Reliance Jio advertisments on the launch of its telecom service kicked up a controversy today with opposition parties taking jibes at him.

Congress also said Modi should take action against Reliance Jio if the telecom company has failed to take permission from the PMO for using his photograph.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal mockingly dubbed Modi as “Mr Reliance” and accused him of “openly endorsing” its latest Jio services whose launch was announced by business magnate Mukesh Ambani yesterday. The AAP chief ’s caustic jibe at Modi, including an advice to him to “keep modelling for Reliance”, came on a day the Mukesh Ambani-led group splashed advertisements featuring the face of the Prime Minister across newspapers.

“Modiji you keep modelling for Reliance ads. Labourers across the country will teach you a lesson in 2019. PM as Mr Reliance.

Any more proof required to prove that Modiji is in Ambani’s pockets. PM of India openly endorses Reliance product,” Kejriwal said in a series of tweets.

Overweight personnel ‘public embarrassment’: Army N EW D ELHI , S e p 2 (Agencies): Army has brought out heavy artillery to fight the growing problem of obesity within its ranks. A new set of instructions said overweight personnel were a “public embarrassment due to slovenly appearance in uniform”.

Stung with observations from the top echelons of the government on the expanding waistlines of some officers, the Army HQ has prescribed stringent steps to check a

“trend on the increase”.

“The issue has serious ramifications, not only affecting combat readiness+ but also leading to avoidable ailments resulting in reduced life span in addition to public embarrassment due to slovenly appearance in uniform,” the instruction, sent to all commands on August 8 read.

The instructions for ‘enforcement measures to help check the menace of obesity’ have been sent for comments to all Army Commands. Of-

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ficers and soldiers will be subjected to an annual obesity evaluation examination in case they ‘appear to be overweight’ and a set of photographs would be attached to their evaluation files.

Among the methods prescribed are a bar on overweight personnel to be considered for foreign postings, career courses or even tenures at ‘A Class’ cities. Overweight personnel will not be allowed

NRMSATA 2015-16 cautions over salary delay

DIMAPUR, SEP 2 (NPN): Expressing dismay over nonrelease of their five-month salary, the Nagaland RMSA Teachers Association (NRMSATA) 2015-16 has stated that were left with no other option but to resort to ways “that can bring about the fulfilment of our purpose”.

In a press release, NRMSATA president Renbemo L Patton and general secretary Kezhothito Keyho cautioned that the concern authorities, who denied the basic rights of the teachers, would be held responsible for the consequences.

The signatories claimed that the state has already received Rs.1321.27 lakh (Rupees thirteen crore twenty one lakh twenty seven thousand), sanctioned by the MHRD in the month of July meant to be utilised as the salary component of the RMSA teachers.

They said that at a meeting with the RMSA department on August 11, 2016, they were informed that the file has already been proposed and was with the planning department.

However, the signatories said that even on August 31, 2016, the authorities have not moved the file “for reasons best to them.”

Stating that the allocated funds were to be used solely for maintaining the salary of the teachers, NRMSATA has demanded the planning department to publicise as to why even after 19 days it was not able to give clearance when the centre has already cleared it.

They said Teachers’ Day was observed to respect the teachers for their untiring services in building the state. “It is supposed to be a day where the teachers are made to feel special and loved,” NRMSATA stated. However, the association lamented that for them it would “be a day of grief and alienation by the authorities, who themselves will be out there somewhere giving their eloquent speeches.”

Meanwhile, the association has appealed to all the concerned responsible citizens and organisations to stand by them and help them serve the society better and fulfil the dreams of children.

Govt. of India agrees integration a ‘legitimate right’: Naga CSOs

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multiplied over the years, and which has all the potentials of going from bad to worse if the present trends of contradictions continues unchecked.” Therefore, the Naga CSOs said the only way for the Nagas to be able to determine for “ourselves how to live our own way of life and also for the sake of future generations, and where draconian laws such as the AFSPA and others that are alien to our ways of life will become irrelevant,” was to secure an acceptable and amicable political settlement with the Government of India.

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for reemployment and would lose out on career advancement. Sources told ET that the crackdown is a personal initiative of Army chief Dalbir Singh, who is known for his exceptional fitness who still finds time to run 10 km daily.

Comments were also made on expanding waistlines by top echelons of the government at an event in the Capital earlier this year.

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In a previously recorded interview to CNN News18 aired on Friday, Modi spoke on wide ranging issues, including the economy, politics, and tax evasion. He was more vocal about the Dalit issue and condemned some recent attacks on the Dalit community that have shocked the nation after self-styled cow vigilantes beat up four youths for skinning a dead cow in Gujarat’s Una. “As far as some incidents are concerned they need to be condemned. There is no place for (such incidents) in a civilised society,” Modi said, but put the onus on the state governments to curb such violence because “law and order is a state subject”. He ridiculed attempts to turn this “social problem deeply rooted” in Indian society into a political issue and said he was not to be blamed for any anti-Dalit violence.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 267 Dimapur, Saturday, September 3, 2016

Ghost of Bose buried

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eventy years after Subhas Chandra Bose, the commander of the Azad Hind Fauz , earlier formed by Mohan Singh, reportedly died in an air crash, many among his supporters, especially in Bengal, refused at the time, and have refused since, to believe either the fact or the circumstances of his death. Conspiracy theories appeared within hours of his death and have thereafter had a long shelf life, keeping alive various martial myths about Bose. These diehard supporters many of who were not born at that time, convinced themselves that Bose did not die but lived either in the USSR or India and that the story of his death was a monumental conspiracy by Nehru and the British rulers. In a very clear statement of truth, the Japanese government has released confidential papers which finally put the theories and conspiracies their deserved resting place when it concluded that Netaji died in plane crash at Taipei Army hospital on August 18, 1945. This report was prepared and submitted to Indian embassy in Tokyo in 1956. The Japanese government has confirmed that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose died in a plane crash in Taipei on August 18, 1945. The report was compiled in 1956 after the conclusion of a high level probe ordered by the government of Japan. It has concluded that in the course of the plane crash Netaji was severely burnt and injured and he subsequently died at Nanmon Branch of the Taipei Army hospital in the evening of August 18, 1945. A Japanese interpreter confirmed that Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose died at a military hospital in Taipei after a plane crash in 1945, according to information released by a UK website set up to catalogue the last days of the nationalist leader. The interpreter, Kazunori Kunizuka, who worked as an interpreter with Bose from 1943 to 1945, is still alive and has recorded in graphic detail in his diary the last days of Bose and his death as a result of a plane crash at Taipei on August 18, 1945, said the website bosefiles.info. The information was conveyed to the website by Noburu Okabe, London correspondent of the Sankei Shimbun newspaper, who also handed over a copy of the diary to the website. Ashis Ray, Bose’s grandnephew and creator of the website, said “The diary is in Japanese. We will get it translated and post relevant portions from it in due course”. Earlier when Ray visited Taipei, he met Yukichi Arai, son of Captain Keikichi Arai, a Japanese army officer who was one of seven survivors (of an estimated total of 14 passengers and crew, including Bose, on the flight) of the crash. Captain Arai died in 1971.

However, he, too, recorded in his diary that Bose succumbed to injuries suffered in the crash. Of the seven survivors, six deposed before either the 1956 Netaji Inquiry Committee or the 1974 Justice G.D. Khosla Commission or both, including Bose’s most trusted aide de camp Colonel Habibur Rehman and Captain Arai. All six independently submitted Bose died consequent to the crash. A section of his followers and family members believe that he did not die in the plane crash and lived incognito for many years in Ayodhya. Some documents relating to his death were released in public in January this year by the Modi government.

DailyDevotion A Life of Pure and Holy Sacrifice He who believes in Me…out of his heart will flow…

—John 7:38 Jesus did not say, “He who believes in Me will realize all the blessings of the fullness of God,” but, in essence, “He who believes in Me will have everything he receives escape out of him.” Our Lord’s teaching was always anti-self-realization. His purpose is not the development of a person— His purpose is to make a person exactly like Himself, and the Son of God is characterized by self-expenditure. If we believe in Jesus, it is not what we gain but what He pours through us that really counts. God’s purpose is not simply to make us beautiful, plump grapes, but to make us grapes so that He may squeeze the sweetness out of us. Our spiritual life cannot be measured by success as the world measures it, but only by what God pours through us— and we cannot measure that at all.

When Mary of Bethany “broke the flask…of very costly oil…and poured it on [Jesus’] head,” it was an act for which no one else saw any special occasion; in fact, “…there were some who…said, ‘Why was this fragrant oil wasted?’ ” (Mark 14:3-4). But Jesus commended Mary for her extravagant act of devotion, and said, “…wherever this gospel is preached… what this woman has done will also be told as a memorial to her” (Mark 14:9). Our Lord is filled with overflowing joy whenever He sees any of us doing what Mary did— not being bound by a particular set of rules, but being totally surrendered to Him. God poured out the life of His Son “that the world through Him might be saved” (John 3:17). Are we prepared to pour out our lives for Him? “He who believes in Me…out of his heart will flow rivers of living water”— and hundreds of other lives will be continually refreshed. Now is the time for us to break “the flask” of our lives, to stop seeking our own satisfaction, and to pour out our lives before Him. Our Lord is asking who of us will do it for Him?

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You have succeeded in life when all you really want is only what you really need. ~ Vernon Howard

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, September 3, 2016

Post-mortem

to the Principal Director, Department of The cry of India’s daughters Letter Health and Family Welfare, Nagaland: Kohima I n mid-July of this year, an 11-year-old girl was returning home after visiting her grandfather. When she failed to arrive home her worried parents reported her missing.

Her body was found the following day under a tree. Her teeth were smashed. Her face disfigured. Her hair pulled out. Her shoulders dislocated, and her private parts mutilated. She was gang raped and killed by three men.

Not two weeks later, a 14-year-old girl took her last breaths as she laid in a hospital bed. She had been kidnapped by a group of men – and a woman – who tied her hands and feet and raped her. Instead of being given food, she was forced to drink a corrosive chemical, which led to months of pain and, ultimately, her death.

These stories are neither pleasant to recount nor read; but it’s the reality millions of girls today. The only crime these two committed to deserve the punishment they received was being born a low-class, Dalit girl in India.

As I wrote earlier, the Dalits of India – also known as “untouchables” – are fighting the biggest civil rights battle of our time.

For millennia they have been marginalized, forced to do the work of slaves and deprived from basic human rights. Because of their “ignoble” birth, they have only known abuse and torment, and the world, as a faithful, silent accomplice of history, has stood by as hundreds of millions of men, women, and children are ground into submission.

Today a revolution – sparked by the public beating of four Dalit men, which also happened in July – spreads across India like wildfire. But this revolution is not just about better jobs, access to education, or even social acceptance; it’s also about the lives of Indian women, especially girls.

In 2014, India’s National Crime Records Bureau released the shocking statistic that every day more than four Dalit women are raped in India. Oftentimes the perpetrators of these crimes, who usually belong to higher social classes than their Dalit victims, are never brought to justice.

In one of the most extreme cases, a woman was gang-raped twice by the same assailants, the second time while they were on bail awaiting trial for the first offense.

Such atrocities sound barbaric, even primitive, to the western mind, yet they are the clear product of the systematic ostracism of one people over another. And sadly, they are not the only kind of exploitation India’s daughters suffer.

Early this summer, the U.S. Department of State released its yearly report on the state of worldwide human trafficking

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hile appreciating the continuous and the tireless efforts of the DMC (Dimapur Municipal Council) for the garbage disposal all over the town from every nook and cranny of our markets, colonies, neighbourhood dumpsites which reeks of horrible stink leaving one completely nauseating and in a wobbly hazy trance for the whole day. Just a few days back a couple of writers too mentioned about the improper garbage disposal system and the stench it emanates from the NST colony junction adjacent to the United Bank of India which is tormenting all passer-bys, both pedestrians as well as drivers. It is no secret that none can cross this junction either walking by or driving across unless you cover your nose with a fistful or cover up your car window glasses and put on the car AC. Being an early morning walker I use to come across this place daily and the stink is just repulsively unbearable which can be felt till Holy Cross Point to the City Tower area of both sides. Dogs hovering over the piled garbage hunting to grope any eatable, rag-pickers rummaging through the rubbish hoping they delve into any useful thing is an everyday sight. It sure doesn’t look like some decent colony’s junction at all. And this is not the only such place in Dimapur. You go inside the New Market its far worse. Throughout the day it is becoming impossible to walk under the forever constructing never-completed footbridge. The stench is just horrible. It’s the same outside the Dimapur Club wall.

Even the most healthy and fit persons will start vomiting if they happen to walk in this area without an air mask.

Though the DMC’s JCB, dumper trucks and tractors comes and clean up the mess the stench remains 24x7x365.

Come the rain the stench is indescribable. With polythene bags now banned by the DMC themselves it would be another contradictory act if they tell the shopkeepers and vendors to dispose waste after packing it in polythene bags but I expect the DMC own manufactured ones can be used. Respective colonies and ward councils should do the supervising at least. After all, councils and unions are not only for availing governmental schemes or benefits and to enjoy some turf powers because

and slavery for forced labor and sex.

“Experts estimate millions of women and children are victims of sex trafficking in India. Traffickers use false promises of employment or arrange sham marriages in India or Gulf States, and then subject women and girls to sex trafficking. In addition to traditional red light districts, women and children increasingly endure sex trafficking in small hotels, vehicles, huts, and private residences,” said the report’s section on India.

And of these millions of Indian women and children suffering sexual exploitation today, Dalits face the greatest threat: “The majority of India’s trafficking problem is internal, and those from the most disadvantaged social strata—lowest caste Dalits, members of tribal communities, religious minorities, and women and girls from excluded groups—are most vulnerable.”

This is what the Dalit uprising is truly about: restoring the value of every human life in a society that has forgotten we are all created equal.

Lately, India’s government has made important strides towards fighting human trafficking. In March, Maneka Ghandi, minister of Women and Child Welfare, unveiled the draft of India’s first-ever comprehensive law on human trafficking. If passed, the bill will expedite justice against traffickers and help victims rebuild their lives.

News of this bill encourage all Indians who are thirsty for justice and peace. I have full confidence that this present government could be the liberator of millions should it have the moral courage to do so In the end, individual change is as important as collective change. Social transformation must occur not only in the halls of parliament but also in the living rooms of our homes. If families – the foundational blocks of every society – do not to teach their sons the value of daughters, no law will truly be able to stop the rape and enslavement of innocent women and children.

Until we learn this, India’s daughters will continue crying for equality, freedom, and safety. It’s time we stop and listen to them.

Most Rev. Dr. Joseph D’Souza is the Moderating Bishop of the Good Shepherd Church and Associated Ministries of India. He also serves as the President of the All India Christian Council. He is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades for his work as a human rights activist. He is also the founder and International President of the Dalit Freedom Network. He can be reached at: moderator@gsoim.org.

Sub: Shortage of staff nurse, non-creation of post, increased/increasing, upgraded/upgradating health units and prayer for remedial measure through policy decision and implementation.

Madam, May it please your esteem self: The Unemployed Trained Nurses Association (UTNA) is once again obliged to raise the issue mentioned in the subject for considered analysis and sympathetic consideration.

That a survey on the issue of the subject raised was conducted by the association and documented data findings is annexed herewith which is selfexplanatory for your kind perusal and record.

The Health units where Staff-Nurses are required stands at 151. According to the source contained in the said survey the strength of Staff-Nurse stands at 335 maneuvering the 151 Health units. By the same source, the requirement and shortfall of Staff-Nurse according to the INC & IPHS stands at 310 and 789 respectively. ‘NORMS’ means “criterion, measure, model, pattern, standard, type, yardstick, rule”. The INC and IPHS Set this norm so that democratic citizens are provided due basic medical health services. However, our state even after more than 50 years of statehood is yet to implement the heal service standard, which calls for serious brainstorming of the policy makers concerned.

That apart, the unfortunate picture of our health services is presented by the reply to an RTI application which contains that the sanctioned post of StaffNurse is 253 only. Adding to the unfortunate picture, it is shockingly and pertinently mentioned that from the year 1989 till date, in a span of more than 27 years only 17 post of Staff-Nurse have been created by the department whereas; the health units have increased/increasing and the strength of health units have been up-graded/upgrading. That Trained Nurses from the present State’s Nurses Training institutes as well as Trained Nurses from other recognized training institutes have long before crossed

Dimapur perfumes

with power there should be responsibility too, either big or small. If we start cleaning up our own neighbourhoods, I am sure Dimapur will be cleaner and healthier place to live. The Marwari Patti area near the Patanjali Store is also a sorry affair. Whenever one go to buy some essentials there the sick nauseating smell comes and blackout all your senses until you start walking like a zombie. The story remains the same in the MP road area too. Often I’ve asked some shopkeepers how they can sit the whole day with this kind of horrible stench and suggested that they put some disinfectants like phenyl or citronella but they replied it is of no use at all as again in the late evening after every hotels and shops close down their shutters and vendors start going homes, everybody brings their own litter and dump in that particular places. They can’t do anything about it.

Even the colonies where dustbins have been constructed

by DMC, the rubbishes are thrown and strewn all over the roads by residents and the Notun Basti-LRC junction is one fine example. I wonder how irresponsible we Dimapurians can be. When we can compete with one another in building mansions and showrooms, driving latest swanky luxury cars, wearing the latest branded designer clothes, donning Armani and Gucci shades, owing latest I-phones and I-pads, aping assorted wannabe Korean and American accents, travelling around the world and what not, can we not even properly throw our waste? Glitzy showrooms, high-end pubs and lounges, world class eateries, upscale apartments, national and international business outlets and centres mushrooming all over the town but it’s a shame we still don’t even know how to dispose our own waste.

The sickening smell around the town we live is a very serious concern as it poses a very serious health hazard to all the citizens alike. We try to be so much westernized, or say modernized when we cannot even perform our simplest responsibilities. As population increases so is the waste. Regardless of the business benefits these wastes are causing a lot of health hazard and harming the environment.

Domestic wastes should be tried to be reduced and re-used and recycled. Reckless and

improper dumping of waste has made the whole town unbearable. Last time after some rain the garbage piled up at the Signal-Thahekhu junction blocked all the rainwater to flow out in the drain and caused some sort of miniflood. When it rains these garbage gives out bizarre outlandish pungent odours that can even make a statue cover his nose. Sometime back when the DMC sanitation workers went on a strike Dimapur became a full-fledged Garbage Kingdom. Every day we create huge amount of waste as the more we consume the more waste we produce. Of course garbage disposal in modern times in big urban locales is a major problem all over the world and it needs the people’s co-operation and responsibility but ours seems to be in a scarce commodity.

Our responsibility starts the moment we gather the garbage at our homes and make sure it doesn’t end there as we have to take due care that even after we throw away it should not be a problem for others too. Then only can we be called a civilized citizen.

The administration alone can never do it alone. Public co-operation is a must. Random disposal of waste from shops, hotels, garage rubbish, bathroom vanity, household utility chemicals, ware-houses and e-wastes can be corrosive, toxic or inflammable or reactive which will be hazardous to both the environment and the human health. It is we citizens who must ensure that these wastes are managed safely and disposed off in the most responsible manner. We humans should also avoid buying and throwing away not so necessary items as it is not only straining the environment but burning a hole in one’s pockets. There are plenty of important things we should know about waste management and disposal in order to ensure that we are safe, as well as that we are keeping the environment safe.

It is our choices as to how we will dispose off waste, however it is always in our best interest to take a look at all of the options that are available before making the choice.

As human populations grows so does the demand for consumption of resources and consumer goods too. When not properly disposed off, improper disposal of garbage accumulate quickly and pose

the one thousand in numbers and each year these numbers are abruptly increasing for reference whereas, there is very little Outlet (ie) only by way of filing death and retirement vacancies. Reliable source also confirms that the state Govt. is intending to open up new Training Centre which will again add to the unemployed Trained Nurses in the state.

That in the knowledge of the discussion presented above and in view of the practical difficulties and dire necessity caused due to shortage of Staff-Nurse, the ‘Draft Rule Committee’ Constituted in December, 2014 even though as it may not catch up with the Norms of the IPHS, INC and IMC have proposed for creation of posts of different category of Nursing unit. The justifications made by the Committee may be viewed seriously by authorities concerned.

That numerous public opinion in the matter have been published in the media, some of which are annexed herewith to bring to your esteemed notice the yearning and need of the people within your administrative competence. Rozo C. Naga Forest colony Kohima statement appearing in post-mortem Nagaland post June 26, 2015 and ENPO appeal to Govt. in the issue that appeared in Nagaland post dated June 27, 2015 are annexed herewith for perusal. An even more clear statement supporting the discussion above was made by none other than Dr. Nicky, the present legislature and policy maker in Nagaland post dated May 13, 2016.

These opinions and statement along with the facts and figures above prove the passiveness of the Department in devising and implementing effective policy in this regard and area.

Having stated this, the instant representation is conjured in the following words:- “There is acute shortage of Staff-Nurse in the ever increasing/increased, upgrading/up-graded health units whereby state govt. have created

significant health risks for residents. The increased volume of trash thrown haphazardly threatens standards of hygiene of our surroundings. Improper disposal of trash jeopardizes the health of both human and animal residents in towns, cities and entire nations. Waste and garbage containing organic matter, such as food particles, frequently attracts scavenger animals. As we don’t have street dogs it is only our domesticated dogs that are hunting over this mound of trash for any palatable item to satisfy their animal instinct.

These animals find their way into loosely secured trash bins, scattered filth and inviting the spread of bacteria and pathogens in the process and generating more foul smell in the process. Improperly disposing waste also causes aesthetic harm, as unsightly piles of trash build up in communities shows the reality of our mindset. To avoid contributing to the growing problem of trash disposal, recycling and reducing consumption of packaged items is a good place to start. A primary objective of waste management today is to protect the public and the environment from potentially harmful effects of waste. Some waste materials are normally safe, but can become hazardous if not managed properly. Every individual, business, or organization must make decisions and take some responsibility regarding the management of his or her waste. Public attitudes also play a pivotal role in decisions about waste management. The greatest impetus for waste prevention will likely come from the public. Through the growth of the responsible society, information and knowledge about these and other environmental issues will increase.

This should result in continuing evolution towards more efficient and environmentally sensitive waste management.

There are other ways to be more environmentally friendly with your garbage disposal as well. For example, they may be more expensive for the time being, but your trash collection company will surely appreciate knowing that you use biodegradable trash bags to dispose off your waste each week. No matter what type of bags you use, however, proper garbage disposal practices also involve thinking about your trash collector. Being con-

only 17 post of Staff-Nurse in a span of 27 years nearing a decade and the present state and other recognized Nurses Training institutes producing more Trained Nurses increasing the almost more than 1000 unemployed trained nurses in the state and intended establishment of new training institute by the Govt. is well confirmed”.

That the grim scenario presented in the instant representation calls for serious brain storming discussion, analysis and decision of the administrative head, Minister incharge and the policy makers/Govt. and for the same this humble association may be allowed to submit the humble suggestion of creating requisite No. of Staff-Nurse in all the new and up-graded health units and fill the shortfall in the old ones. For meeting this ends it is humbly submitted that some of the present training institute be close down as having enough assets in terms of Trained Nurses and Govt’s intended establishment of new training institute of nurses be done away/stopped so that in an understandable situation of financial crunch of the state Govt. the fund utilized in this training institute be utilized for creation of Staff-Nurse post on a yearly basis.

This drive policy analysis and implementation may not catch up with the various norms. However, in the near future if considered, it may be a milestone for the Nursing unit which will serve the dwell purpose of saving the UTNA from Job/Career.

Assassination and public interest by bringing quality and requisite health care services to the democratic citizens of the state which is basic, humbly, the above prayer is made to the appropriate authorities for considerate examination, decision and effective/changing policy implementation please.

Bendangmongba President UTNA Nagaland Kohima & Neivotuonuo General Secretary UTNA Nagaland Kohima

scious of the people who remove our trash from our curb every day and making sure to put it out properly each time we throw out our garbage. I have seen the DMC workers without wearing masks or gloves which put their health at risk and wonder how they can manage that .Having no loose garbage bags and putting all of your trash in cans that have lids helps to ensure that neither animals nor weather will affect your trash collector’s ability to do his or her job. Also taking the time to separate your trash from your recyclables and putting them in their designated containers helps to keep the collection process a smooth and efficient one. Or instead of throwing at every open spaces, Dimapurians can start collecting trash in a trash cans with house numbers and bring them when the DMC sanitary workers come early morning and let them take away. They can return it by keeping them at the colony council halls or colony councils can put a chowkidar or someone in-charge return them house-wise just like some Supply Colony boys were doing last year with a handcart. Imagine if DMC workers take a week off what will Dimapur become?

Let us know our responsibilities too. We are very good at showing off. Why not show others that we too can keep our city clean by throwing wastes in our neighbourhoods in a more responsible way.

Jonah Achumi

‘Make Nagas great again’- Case for a Naga Donald Trump!

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hether Nagas were ever great is another issue, but taking a leaf out from Donald Trump’s World view, it should behove us good to make ourselves Great! If not for the petty personal squabbling in the US presidential election, the Donald sledgehammer is a refreshing change from the usual PC (Political Correctness) afflicting the Western countries, or rather, their obsession with it, and the in-your-face campaign style of the Republican candidate who has managed to address issues of the heart, such as, the influx of illegal immigrants, economic meltdown and the worldwide rising tide of radical Islamic terrorism.

The relevance of Donald Trump is that he has managed to raise issues mainstream politicians and liberals- Obama and Hillary included, will never address for fear-imagined or otherwise, of being labeled bigot, backward looking, racist, intolerant and narrow-minded, the same accusations raised closer home nowadays. Illegal immigration, economic insecurity and radical Islamic terrorism being global problems, it’s not surprising these are issues of our heart as well. Lamentably, there will be no Brexit (British exit from Europe) for Nagas, nor is there a Donald among the current crop of Naga leaders. Yet, it is imperative we do find a Donald.

(To be concluded) Joel Nillo Naga, Dimapur

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Sainik School PunglwaJalukie road under NLCPR

In view of the RTI reply received on 19th April 2016, the Northern Zeme Youth Organization (NZYO) wonder as to how and to what extend the work is progressing. As per the RTI reply, there is no work order no contractor nor any time given period to complete the work, the work is very irregular in progress. All the bridges have been demolished creating untold hardship to the public, in time of flooding which affects even the school going children. Besides the progress of the work is just to ‘fill up the blank’ therefore the NZYO appraised the concern department/ authority to look into the progress of the work for the welfare of the public in general, delaying which all the complaints of the public will be borne by the department.

Machidi, General Secretary, Northern Zeme Youth Organisation & Kiepeube Zehuny, President, Northern Zeme Youth Organisation

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 saturday, september 3, 2016

CIH conducts training on underexploited horti crops

Resource persons and trainers after the training at training centre, CIH, Medziphema.

kind of training to popularize these crops in the region which has a huge potential.

He also deliberated that inspite of these crops having wide diversity in NER it was still being underutilized and underexploited.

Resource persons Dr. K.K. Jindal, UGC Emeritus Fellow, Retd. ADG Horticulture ICAR and ex-director of Research, UHF Solan, Himachal Pradesh & CAU, Imphal, Manipur, Dr. V.K. Verma & Dr. H. Rymbai, Scientist, ICAR Research Complex for Northeast Region, Umiam, Meghalaya spoke on various topics.

Dr. Lallan Ram, also exhorted the participants to work as an ambassador for transfer of technology at the farmer’s field and expressed

hope that the information gathered and knowledge gained during the training would go a long way in helping the farmers of the state.

Certificates along with reading materials were distributed to all the participants.

Altogether 27 participants from 10 districts attended the training programme. The training programme was coordinated by Shisarenla Aier, training in-charge, CIH, Medziphema, Nagaland.

The valedictory function started off with an opening song by DKs Entertainment group incharge Sentinungba Longchar, HO, Peren.

Speeches on behalf of the participants were delivered by Meyasashi, DHO, Mokokchung and Dr. Temjenmenla, AHO, Zunheboto.

Financial literacy and credit counselling

DIMAPUR: Financial Literacy and credit counselling programme plus KCC renewal cum loan recovery camp was held at Khuza village on August 30. About 50 farmers opened their account with State Bank of India and some closed their loan accounts. Chief manager (LB) Phek district highlighted the importance of Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana,Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, Atal Pension One of the speakers addressing the gathering during Yojana.ete.by showing video inancial Literacy and credit counselling programme. moves to the farmers.

DIMAPUR: District level Science Seminar was held on August 18, at Mayangnokcha government higher secondary school, Mokokchung on the topic “Pulses for sustainable food security: prospects and challenges”.

The programme was organised by the Directorate of School Education (DoSE), with District Education Office (DEO), Mokokchung.

At the seminar competition Anirudh Yenisettix of Jubilee Memorial School, Rahul Kumar of Queen Mary Higher Secondary School and Sunepsola of Ladybird School were adjudged first, second and third position respectively.

DIMAPUR: Finance Department (Budget & Monitoring Cell) in a memorandum has stated that in supersession of the department’s earlier notification the following has been notified: Honorarium of the chairpersons appointed to head the public sector undertakings shall be fixed at Rs.25,000 (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand) only per month, or equivalent in pay and status of parliamentary secretaries; Such Chairpersons shall also be entitled to a monthly allowance of Rs.30,000 (Rupees Thirty Thousand) only per month to meet the costs of vehicle maintenance, POL and salaries for fixed pay drivers and honorarium of such chairpersons shall be paid from and out of the budget of the concerned public sector undertakings, for which financial support shall be provided by the government in the form of additional grants-in-aid.

The fraternity of Bethesda Youth Welfare Centre celebrates its 29th anniversary with a thanks giving programme on September 1, 2016 at its head office. Executive director W. C. Humtsoe while thanking God for His mighty guidance throughout the years encouraged the staff to continue to work hard despite the various challenges faced by them.

Nagabazar Youth organization, Kohima inspected and organized a mass social work on July 30, at Government Middle Primary School, Nagabazar.

Consultation on legal protection for PLHIV

Some of the participants during the programme.

DIMAPUR: A state consultation on legal protection for People Living with HIV (PLHIV), Children Affected

by AIDS (CABA) and Most at Risk Populations (MARPs) was held on the of August 30 at the conference hall of Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA), Kohima, jointly organized

by Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) and NSLSA. While delivering the key note address, joint director NSACS, Dr. P. Tia Jamir, said that access to legal services was an important part of guaranteeing protection

from discrimination, getting redress for human rights violations and expanding access to HIV prevention and treatment.

Giving an overview of NSLSA activities, member secretary, NSLSA, Nino Iralu informed that, the State Legal Services Authority was established in 1998 in Nagaland by an Act of the state assembly following which, District Legal Services Authorities were set up in all 11 districts in 2000. Informing that a total of 681 trained ParaLegal Volunteers (PLVs) were there in the state, Nino Iralu said that, among the many

activities implemented by NSLSA, few core activities include creating awareness on various laws and legislations existing in various departments, creating awareness on welfare schemes made for the common men and setting up of People’s Court or Lok Adalat every month.

The resource persons were Dr. Bernice D. Thapru, joint director (TI), NSACS, Tongpang L. Jamir, master trainer, NSLSA, Ashu Theyo, retainer lawyer, Guwahati High Court, Kohima Bench and Bazo Kire, treasurer, CABA. During the discussion hour topics such as how to improve linkage between NSACS & NSLSA, Action plan for District Consultation/follow-up meeting in priority districts, training of districts staff under NSACS on legal awareness, were among the various agenda which were deliberated.

The consultation was chaired by Akumla Longchari, masters trainer, NSLSA. Altogether 29 participants attended the consultation which included NSLSA officials, representative from CABA and officials from NSACS.

St.John college celebrates Fresher’s cum cultural day on August 12. The college welcomed the freshers with ethnic display and diversity and witnessed the rich tradition and culture and participation of the students and faculty.

Cultural shows, folk drama, dance, speech were part of the programme.

Unity College (IQAC- Social Committee) visited ‘Neighbourhood orphanage’ to celebrate 70th Independence Day on August 15. Commerce students accompanied by faculty Dr. Tongpangkumla and Vandana Ladha shared eatables and played various games with the inmates and also donated sports equipments to them.

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SUMI HOHO

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, CHUKITONG

FELICITATES

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HIGHER EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Dated: 2nd Sept.2016.

NOTIFICATION TO ALL THE HEAD OF INSTITUTIONS 1. In view of the change in the system all the Head of Institutions are requested to procure Digital Signature for onward Verification of online student's applications to the Directorate of Higher Education for further necessary actions.

2. The Department has consented and requested the NIC in all the District Headquarters to assist the Head of Institutions in the procurement of the same.

3. The Head of Institutions are also requested to inform the students that the EID (Enrolment ID or Acknowledgement receipt) number can also be used to fill up online application forms which will be valid up to 3 months only within which students are to get their Permanent Aadhaar number and link it with Account Number.

4. The Department of Higher Education sincerely requests all the Head of Departments/ Bank Managers in all the Districts to help the Students in their Endeavour for scholarship related matters.

5. The Head of Institutions and Students are also requested to update themselves in the given website www.dir.higher@gmail.com where all the necessary information's will be uploaded. (l. ALEMPOKBA) DIRECTOR HIGHER EDUCATION DC-1995

Issued by: DIPR

The Sumi Hoho extends heartiest congratulations to the following Sumi officers who got promoted recently: 1. Er. Kughaho Chophy, Chief Engineer, Irrigation and Flood Control, Nagaland.

2. Dr. I. P. Khala, Director, Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Services, Nagaland.

3. Ino Hoto Yeptho, Director, Land Resources Development, Nagaland.

The Hoho prays that God grant you good health and wisdom as you serve our people.

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

RENGMA COMMUNITY PADUMPUKHURI DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

FELICITATES

With immense pride and joy, we offer our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Wanthang Wanth Rengma on being promoted to Director, Geology and Mining, Nagaland.

Being a stable and humble officer and with his optimistic virtue, the department at large would reach a new level of progress.

May our Almighty God bless him with a good healthy long life.

Mehaithang Kath Info. & Stat. Secy.

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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The Nungying Village ‘Rulan SHG’ of Chukitong block, Wokha district would like to extend our heartiest appreciation to ATMA, Wokha for selecting us the best performing SHG for 2015-16 under B.6 & B.7 Cafeteria of activities and awarding us certificate and cash award of Rs. 6500/- as ‘Farmer’s Award’.

We would further like to convey our special thanks to the Deputy Commissioner & Chairman (GB) ATMA Wokha and Project Director ATMA Wokha. This is a rare feat which brings laurel to our group in particular and Village in general. May God bless you all in all your future endeavours.

Nzinimi Kikon Secretary, Rulan SHG Nungying Village

T. Nribeni Yanthan.

President, Rulan SHG Nungying Village

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District level science seminar

saster. Mhonyamo Ngullie headmaster Cistus School Wokha presented welcome note, chaired by Orenpomo Ngullie DOC (S) BS&G Wokha.

The training session followed presentation of topics on first aid by MO MMU Wokha district Dr. Liphamo Odyuo, preparedness on earthquake, emergency method for rescue and drill & demo display by the SDRF Wokha unit under dy. controller civil defense and district commandant home guard, Wokha.

Vote of thanks proposed by Lideno Yanthan, guide captain Libemo Memorial School, Wokha. Altogether 200 scouts & guides and students attended the programme. The Wokha district BS&G specially thank the DC & district president BS&G Wokha, Wezope Kenye for donating Rs. 10,000/towards the conduct of the programme.

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DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Baptist Church Council (CBCC) and Lightway Society, Pfütsero in collaboration with the Legislators’ Forum on AIDS (LFA Nagaland) organized advocacy program on HIV and AIDS, on August 30 at CBCC conference hall T. Chikri Pfütsero.

The resource persons were state consultant, LFA Nagaland Dr. Vinito L. Chishi, Dr. Rupfühu Rose, public health consultant, Nagaland Health Project (World Bank), Hukatoli, administrator, LFA Nagaland, Kuduvo Kezo, District Program Officer, DAPCU Phek and Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo, executive secretary, CBCC. The seminar was specifically conducted for the church workers under CBCC to create awareness about the threat of HIV and AIDs in society. The total number of 96 church leaders attended the program. In the programme, the resource persons emphasized on the need for church workers to be more pro-active in eradicating HIV and AIDS in the society.

DIMAPUR: Disaster management & first aid training for Wokha district BS&G was held today at Cistus School Wokha graced by deputy DEO Sentinenla & district chief commissioner, BS&G Wokha.

Sentinenla speaking as the chief guest, said natural or manmade disaster may occur or break out anytime by a fire, earthquake, landslides and flood etc. This may lead to loss of human lives and property, for which “we” should be prepared, equipped and ready for ourselves, she said . She further stressed to the participants that, many areas were prone to earthquake so in order to tackle such disaster moments, one should be aware and geared up to help others.

SDEO & district secretary BS&G Wokha, T. Chonpenthung Odyuo also encouraged the gathering to extend their service for the nation in time of di-

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DIMAPUR: Three-day trainers’ training for state government officials of horticulture department on “production technology of underexploited horticulture crops of NER” under the theme “crops for the future” was organized by Central Institute of Horticulture (CIH), DAC & FW, Ministry of Agriculture, government of India, Medziphema, Nagaland at training centre, CIH, Medziphema from August 29 to 31.

The objective of the training was to equip the horticulture officials to become master trainers in their respective district on underexploited horticulture crops.

Director, CIH, Dr. Lallan Ram, stated the importance of underexploited crops in NER and the need of such

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Reliance Industries Ltd too could not recover from Thursday’s losses as the stock fell by 2.11 per cent to Rs 1,007.35. “Whenever any late entrant in any industry adopts penetration pricing to capture the market share, it does destabilise the existing players,” Samco Securities CEO Jimeet Modi said.

Storming his way into telecom sector, Mukesh Ambani, India’s richest man, on Thursday announced the launch of much-talked about Jio 4G service, offering free voice calls and national roaming along with what he touted as the world’s lowest data tariff.

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scheme, the employers could also make voluntary contribution if they wanted to for the benefit of the employees, he said.

Unlike the present PF pension scheme, the proposed scheme would have a vesting age of 60 years instead of 58 years, he said.

Joy said that EPFO would start an exercise soon to rank the performance of exempted trusts on various parameters.

“There are nearly 1,000 exempted trusts now. We will start ranking their performances shortly. Of some of them are found to be dismal, their exemptions may be cancelled,” he said.

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“After the labour ministry considers it, it will be then sent to the finance ministry for income tax exemption”, he told reporters here.

Joy said LIC was also running a similar scheme, adding that the voluntary scheme was besides the mandatory pension scheme being run by the EPFO where Rs 15,000 was limit for compulsory credit to the provident fund and the maximum pension amount was Rs 7,500 per month.

“The deduction of Rs 15,000 as compulsory credit is likely to be revised which will again raise the maximum pension limit,” he said.

Under the proposed

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Kolkata, Sep 2 (PTI): The Labour Ministry is actively considering proposal of a voluntary pension scheme mooted by the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), a senior government official has said.

“We have devised a voluntary pension scheme for individuals where workers can put in money voluntarily which would be managed by EPFO,” said, V P Joy, Central Provident Fund Commissioner (CPFC).

The proposal had been sent to the Labour Ministry which is actively considering it, he said adding that the government was keen to formulate such a scheme.

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200- 250 persons indirectly.

He said the company target to open more in East and North East India. The six storey mall was dedicated by pastor Khedi baptist church Neivizolie Chielie.

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India and giving employment to thousands of youth.

He informed that Kohima is the second mall in Nagaland and Kohima centre would provide direct employment of around 50-60 youths and

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Director retail operation Vishal Mega Mart, P.T. Radhakrishnan in his address said it was a milestone opening Vishal mega mart in Kohima.

He said the company has over 2000 crores investment in

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NEW DELHI, Sep 2 (PTI): Telecom stocks extended losses for the second straight session on Friday, falling up to 3.5 per cent, after Mukesh Ambani announced on Thursday the launch of much-talked about Jio 4G service, offering free voice calls and national roaming. Shares of Idea Cellular went down by 3.46 per cent to Rs 80.80 -- its 52-week low, while Reliance Communications fell by 3.45 per cent to Rs 47.45 on BSE. Bharti Airtel too lost 1.35 per cent to Rs 306.50 but later saw some recovery and was trading at Rs 312.10, up 0.45 per cent during the afternoon trade.

All these stocks had fallen sharply by up to 11 per cent in intra-day trade on Thursday, wiping out Rs 16,997 crore from their market valuation.

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Dr. Shurhozelie opening the Vishal Mega Mart at High school junction Kohima. (NP)

NEW DELHI, Sep 2 (PTI): Snapping a four-day losing streak, gold prices recovered by Rs 20 to Rs 30,970 per 10 grams at the bullion market on Friday on positive global cues amid scattered buying by jewellers at domestic spot market.

Silver, also regained the Rs 45,000-mark by rising Rs 200 to Rs 45,100 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said apart from a firm global trend, mild buying by jewellers at existing levels at domestic spot market led to moderate recovery in gold prices.

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Correspondent Kohima, Sep 2 (NPN): The Vishal Mega Mart shopping complex at high school junction Kohima was opened on Friday by DAN chairman and NPF president Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu as the chief guest.

In his brief address, Dr. Liezietsu expressed happiness at the opening of Vishal Mega mart which would provide employment opportunity to the youths and also add facilities to the town.

He expressed gratitude to K.C. Angami the owner of the complex. The chief guest also urged the youth to learn the idea of business besides their earning while working here.

where the world is heading towards.

“There is an increase in violence, terrorism across the globe and there are reactions to that. Despite having different kinds of population, India does not have any such problem,” he said.

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Mumbai, Sep 2 (PTI): The rupee continued its stellar performance against the US currency for the fourth straight day today ending higher by 13 paise at 66.82 on heavy dollar selling.

A smart rally in local equities alongside sluggish dollar overseas mainly supported the rupee move.

Moreover, unwinding of long dollar positions ahead of the US job data, which determine the Federal Reserve’s next monetary policy action also backed the rupee sentiment.

The home currency opened substantially higher at 66.85 from previous closing value of 66.95 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market owing to sustained dollar selling by exporters and banks.

I t r e m a i n e d l a r ge ly locked within a narrow range of 66.8600 and 66.8100 for the most part before ending at 66.82, showing a smart rise of 13 paise, or 0.19 per cent.

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Date Medziphema the 1st Sept. 2016.

Whereas, Shri. Kamkhosat Lhanghal, Father of Late Nguljakai Lhanghal of Medziphema Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to claim life insurance/draw pension/GIS/GPF/leave encasement/Bank account etc of Late Nguljakai Lhanghal, who expired on 23/06/2016.

Public are hereby asked to file abjections/claims if within 30 days of the issue of this notice.

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manufacturing sector was affected by the fall in global commodity prices.

However, operating profit growth was boosted mainly on account of fall in raw material expenses, which recorded higher contraction than that in the value of production.

In 2015-16, cost of raw materials (CRM) to sales and staff cost to sales reached their minimum and maximum levels over the last fifteen years, respectively, RBI said.

As per the data on the performance of non-financial private corporate business sector during 2015-16, sales contracted by 1.6 per cent and 3.7 per cent at the aggregate level and for the manufacturing sector, respectively.

Mumbai, Sep 2 (PTI): Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday said India is protected from all the political and economic challenges that the world is facing and it provides immense opportunity for the country to grow further.

“The political and economic challenges that world is facing, India is protected and will continue to be protected,” Jaitley said at ‘Taleem O’ Tarbiyat’, a conference on how education helps empower and energise communities, organised at the BSE in Mumbai on Friday. He said there is an opportunity for the country to uplift the sections of society which are economically backward and illiterate.

On the political challenges, he said many countries are facing political unrest and seeing this it is difficult to say

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lakh crore) last fiscal, as against Rs 31,191 billion in 2014-15.

Net profits, on the other hand, were up at Rs 1,966 billion (over Rs 1.96 lakh crore) as against Rs 1,825 billion. “Boost in profits and profitability despite contraction in sales performance of the private corporate business sector during 2015-16,” the central bank said while releasing the data today.

The data relates to 2,932 companies. RBI compiles and releases data based on abridged financial results of listed nongovernment non-financial listed companies quarterly and annually. Sales of the private corporate business sector contracted in 2015-16 both at the aggregate level and for manufacturing sector. Performance of the

India protected from political, economic challenges: Jaitley

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Mumbai, Sep 2 (PTI): Private companies saw their profits rise last fiscal despite contraction in sales, a first in the last 15 years, according to the Reserve Bank data of nearly 3,000 firms.

At the aggregate level, operating profit grew by 10.2 per cent in 2015-16 compared with 5.3 per cent in the previous year, boosted mainly on account of sharp contraction in raw material expenses. “Net profit grew by 9.3 per cent in 2015-16 as against Y-o-Y contraction of 0.7 per cent in the previous year mainly on account of higher operating profits and lower tax provisions growth. Y-o-Y growth in net profits improved across all sectors,” RBI said.

Overall sales totalled Rs 29,898 billion (over Rs 29.98

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(Sara S. Jamir) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema: Dimapur, Nagaland

DECLARATION

Date : 10.08.2016

I, Shri. WASHUTHO KATIRY, son of Shri. Notopa and Smti. Tomarhü, permanent resident of Lephori village under Meluri Sub-Division, Dist : Phek, Nagaland and presently residing at C/o. L. Koza Complex, Flat No. 6, Lower Naharbari, near Post Office, Dist- Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly sworn on oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Pochury (Naga) Tribe in the state of Nagaland.

2. That inadvertently I have not used or recorded my surname i.e "KATIRY" in all my official/academic documents.

3. That henceforth I shall be using and shall be known as "WASHUTHO KATIRY" with inclusion of surname.

4. That the same "WASHUTHO KATIRY" and "WASHUTHO" is one and the same person and to be known to all as same whenever and wherever it appears in future.

5. That this declaration is solely made for the purpose of declaring that henceforth I shall be known by my full and complete name as "WASHUTHO KATIRY" for all purpose and intents and also to enable me to approach any appropriate authority/s for clarification/rectification of the same and to put the record straight.

Declarant Solemnly sworn before me by the declarant on this the 10th day of August 2016 at Dimapur.

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Lanka needs to do more: Ban on reconciliation efforts

Colombo, Sep 2 (PTI): UN chief Ban Ki-moon today said the Sri Lankan government needs to do much more to redress the“wrongs of the past” and to restore the “legitimacy and accountability” of key institutions such as the judiciary andsecurity services after decades of bloodshed with the LTTE. The UN secretary-general, however, welcomed the efforts made by the government of President Maithripala Sirisena, who had come to power on a pledge of reconciliation and reformafter defeating Sinhala-strongman Mahinda Rajapaksa in 2015.

Ban welcomed the symbolic steps taken by the government to build bridges among communities, including the decision to sing the national anthem in Sinhala and Tamil on IndependenceDay in February this year for the first time since the 1950s.

“These steps have built confidence and trust, andstrengthened transparency and accountability,” Ban said.

But there was “still much work to be done in order to redress the wrongs of the past and to restore the legitimacy and accountability of key institutions, particularly the judiciary and the security ser-

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Ban Ki Moon vices,” the UN chief said.

“More can and should be done to address the legacy of the past and acknowledge the voices of the victims,” he said while delivering a lecture on ‘Sustaining Peace and Achieving Sustainable Development Goals’ here.

He said this was “critical for reconciliation, and for ensuring respect for human rights of all Sri Lankans, without regard for ethnicity, religion and political affiliation.”

The UN chief urged actions to speed up the return of land held by the military and the Sri Lankan government so that the remaining communities of displaced people can

return home.

The UN chief suggested that the size of the military force in the North and the East could be reduced to help build trust and reduce tension at the same time.

“To recover from the cataclysms of the past, Sri Lankans will need all four elements of post-conflict resolution:truth-telling, accountability, reparations and institutional reform.

There is no fast route to achieving this. It will take many years of political courage and determination,” he said.

In his meeting with Sirisena yesterday, Ban expressed his support to the government’s reform programme as well as its reconciliation efforts with the minority Tamils.

The UN chief said Sri Lanka’s young population is its “biggest asset” and the future success of the nation depended on them.

He said young people were often being depicted as “potential terrorists and easy prey” for violent extremists.

“But this distorted picture ignores the reality that thevast majority of young people want to be part of the solution to violent extremism.

Here and around the world, young people long for peace and security, and are among the most ardent proponents of human rights.”

Ban, on his second visit to Sri Lanka since 2009 when the Sri Lankan troops defeated the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), said the country was “still in the early stages of regaining its rightful position in the region and the international community”.

Sri Lanka has come under close UN scrutiny for war crimes accountability since the war ended in May 2009.

An estimated 40,000 people died in the three-decades-long separatist war.

The UN has been pushing for a special court to investigate the allegations.

Sri Lanka dismissed the figure as “excessive” but the UN human rights council has passed three consecutive resolutions since 2012 demanding accountability for warcrimes blamed onboth the government troops and the LTTE. Before arriving in Lanka, Ban visited Myanmar. He will now travel to China for the G20 Summit, and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic for the annual ASEAN-UN Summit.

China locks down on host city ahead of G20 summit Hangzhou, Sep 2 (PTI): With sparse traffic and few people on the roads, this picturesque Chinese city known for its lakes and streams wore a deserted look as most of itspopulation left for “holidays” ahead the G20 summit, a gathering of top world leaders set to begin on Sunday.

While the Chinese security agencies mounted a massive security operation including heavy scrutiny of the guests intop hotels, the majority of the city’s over nine million population either left for holidays out of the city or stayed indoors reportedly on instructions to ensure a smooth summit.

In many parts of the city, only the authorised G20 vehicles were seen plying on the well laid out roads besides few other vehicles.

While the two-day summit to be attended, among others, by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama would kick off on September 4, business leaders of the member countries would hold B20 summit here tomorrow to finalise recommendations to increase pace of the global economy and trade.

A number of Indian businessmen and the Confederation of Indian Industry’s (CII) Shanghai unit and the Shanghai-based India Business Forum would take part in the event, officialshere said.

7.1 quake jolts NZ triggering tsunami; no damage reported

W e l l i n g to n, S e p 1 (AFP): The east coast of New Zealand wash it by a powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake today, generating asmall tsunami, but officials said there was no significant damage or injuries.

A swarm of aftershocks, several of nearly 6.0 magnitude, rocked the region for many hours after the initial jolt as coastal residents made their way to high ground by torchlight.

But less than three hours later they were advised theycould return home after a 30centimetre (one foot) tsunami wasdetected. “The greatest wave height has already occurred, furtherwaves are anticipated to be up to 20 centimetres,” the CivilDefence organisation, which is responsible for nationalemergency management, said.

“Areas under ‘marine and beach threat’ can expect unusually strong currents and unpredictable water flows nearthe shore. This means a threat to beach, harbour, estuary andsmall boat activities.” However, despite the power of the temblor, East CoastCivil Defence information officer Sheridan Gundry told RadioNew Zealand the impact was minimal.

“We haven’t heard any reports of injuries or damage atall,” she said. “There was power out in a few places but we’ve been let off pretty lightly as far as damage goes.”

The tsunami warning covered the East Coast of the

North Island and the upper South Island.

The shallow tremor, off the coast of New Zealand, wasestimated at a depth of around 30 kilometres, according to the US Geological Survey.

It struck at 4:37am (2107 IST) and was centred 167kilometres from the nearest main town, Gisborne, which has apopulation of around 45,000.

In New Zealand, where earthquakes are common, Civil Defence regularly holds practice drills for coastal residentsso they know how to react in an emergency. Pat Seymour, a local council politician in the Gisbornearea, told the New Zealand Herald the earthquake was “quitevigorous”.

“It was enough to make me stand in the doorway,” she said, recalling what she had been taught. In Te Araroa, nearly the entire population of 600 left their homes for higher ground according to local Iain Fraser “It was pretty severe shaking for a couple of minutes.

Then a couple of very light tremors after that,” he said.

“I’m actually 1,000 metres from the ocean but I’m up off sea level. “I’m looking like the only one left in town at themoment.” In nearby Tokomaru Bay, Marlene Kipa heard the civil defence warning sirens and her mind went to other disasters.

In February 2011, a 6.3 earthquake left 185 people dead in the South Island city of Christhurch.

Suicide attack in Peshawar’s Christian colony Peshawar, Sep 2 (PTI): In a brazen assault, four heavilyarmed suicide attackers today stormed a Christian colony, opening indiscriminate fire that left one person dead and several others injured before the terrorists were gunned down by security forces in this northwestern Pakistani city.

The firing began around 6 AM when terrorists attacked the colony and exchanged fire with security forces in Warsak area of Peshawar district in Khyber-Pakthunkhwa province, officials said. Two of the attackers detonated their suicide jacketswhile two others were killed by security forces, officials were quoted as saying by the Dawn News. One civilian was also killed in the attack, they said. “ Te r r o r i s t a t t a c k e d Christian Colony Warsak Road,Peshawar. Security forces promptly responded. All 4 suicide bombers killed. Search in progress,” Director GeneralInter-Services Public Relations Asim Bajwa tweeted. In the exchange of fire, two Frontier Corps soldiers, apolice constable and two civilian guards were injured.

No outfit has so far claimed responsibility for theattack. Peshawar has faced numerous terrorist attacks, including the December 2014 massacre of students at an army-run school.Taliban gunmen had killed more than 150 people, most of them children, in the deadliest attack.

Explosion at SpaceX launch Mother Teresa to be canonised on Sunday First video interview of Mandela discovered pad destroys rocket, satellite A video of the explosion shows a fireball enveloping thetop of the rocket. Moments later, the payload fairing plunged to the ground, followed by more explosions.

Buildings four miles away shook from the blast, and aseries of explosions continued for several minutes.

Dark smokefilled the overcast sky.

A half-hour later, a black cloud hung low across theeastern horizon.

TV cameras showed smoke coming from the launch pad five hours later. Most of the rocket was still standing, althoughthe top third or so was clearly bent over.

The explosion occurred at Launch Complex 40 at the AirForce station, right next door to Kennedy Space Center, whereemergency staff was on standby following the accident. At thesame time, personnel were monitoring the air for any toxicfumes.

The Air Force stressed there was no threat to publicsafety in the surrounding communities.

had been distributed for Sunday’s Mass but that the crowd would likely be far greater, spilling into the main streets around St Peter’s Square.

So far, 15 official delegations haveconfirmed their presence, 13 of them led by heads of state orgovernment, and 600 journalists have been accredited.

Andrino’s wife, Fermanda Nascimento Rocha, recalled that she and her family began fervently praying for Mother Teresa’s intercession after receiving a relic of the nun on September5, 2008, after Andrino began suffering from the effects of aviral brain infection.

By December of that year, despite powerful antibiotics,the brain abscesses and fluid had built up so much that Andrino was suffering debilitating headaches. According to theofficial story, doctors decided the only chance was to operate, but on the day surgery was scheduled, they couldn’tintubate him.

“When the doctor left the OR saying he couldn’t do the operation and that the medicine wasn’t working anymore I prayed a lot,” Nascimento Rocha said. “I asked Mother

Johannesburg, Sep 2 (PTI): Anti-apartheid revolutionary African leader Nelson Mandela’s first known television interview has been discovered almost 60 years after it was recorded, The Nelson Mandela Foundation has said.

The 24-second clip was filmed during a break at the infamous 1956 Treason Trial which lasted four-and-a-halfyears, it said yesterday.

The interview was conducted at the Old Synagogue in Pretoria which was used as a court for the Treason Trial.

Mandela was one of the last group of 28 accused in the marathon trial who were acquitted on March 29, 1961.

Days later Mandela went underground until his arrest on August 5, 1962, which ultimately saw him spend 27 years in prison, most of them on Robben Island, before becoming the first democratically-elected

President of South Africa.

The recently resurfaced video was broadcast on January31, 1961 by a Netherlands television broadcaster, AVRO. It was included in a programme on apartheid South Africacalled ‘Boeren en Bantoes’ (‘Boers and Bantus’, the referencesto white and black South Africans used during the apartheidera).

It is unclear who conducted the interview and the exactdate was not immediately available.

“We are excited to have this historical material of whatwe now believe is the first television interview with NelsonMandela,” said Sello Hatang, CEO of the Nelson MandelaFoundation.

“It was previously believed the first televisioninterview was done while Nelson Mandela was underground inlate May 1961,” the Foundation said.

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She said she went to her mother’s home and prayed “with all the strength I had.”

When the surgeon returned to Andrino’s room, he was awake, pain-free and asymptomatic, according to the priest spearheading Mother Teresa’s sainthood cause, the Rev. Brian Kolodiejchuk.

Within six months, Andrino said today, he had returned to work. Soon after, the couple conceived the first of their two children, though Andrino had been told that the powerful drug she had taken had made him infertile.

He calls his two children “the extension of thatmiracle.” “We are very grateful to Mother Teresa for our family,”he said.

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Cape Canaveral, Sep 2 (AP): A massive fireball and explosion erupted today at SpaceX’s main launch pad,destroying a rocket as well as a satellite that Facebook wascounting on to spread internet service in Africa.

There were no injuries.

The pad had been cleared ofworkers before what was supposed to be a routine prelaunch rocket test.

SpaceX chief Elon Musk said the accident occurred during the fueling of the rocket and originated around theupper-stage oxygen tank.

“Cause still unknown,” Musk said via Twitter.

“More soon.”

The explosion - heard and felt for miles around dealt asevere blow to SpaceX, still scrambling to catch up with satellite deliveries following a launch accident last year.

It’s also a setback for NASA, which has been relying onthe private company to keep the International Space Stationstocked with supplies and, ultimately, astronauts.

SpaceX was preparing for the test firing of its unmannedFalcon rocket when the blast occurred shortly after 9.00 AM atCape Canaveral Air Force Station.

The test was in advance of Saturday’s planned launch ofan Israeli-made communications satellite that was supposed toprovide home internet for parts of sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East.

Vatic a n C it y, S e p 2 (AP): The Brazilian man whose“miraculous” cure from a brain infection paved the way for Mother Teresa’s canonisation this weekend said he is gratefulfor his life but doesn’t feel particularly chosen by God. Rather, Marcilio Haddad Andrino told a Vatican pressconference today he is just one example of God’s ample mercyand love.

“The merciful Lord looks at us all without distinction,”Andrino said.

“Maybe it was me this time but maybe tomorrow itwill be someone else. The merciful mother looks aftereveryone. I don’t feel special.”

Pope Francis in December decreed that Andrino’s cure wasa miracle after Vatican doctors and theologians determined that it was medically inexplicable, instantaneous, lasting anddue to the intercession of Mother Teresa, who died in 1997.

It was the final step needed to canonise the nun who cared for the poorest of the poor.

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Sevenfold say DVD Jackie Chan awarded Avenged release is out of their hands honorary Oscar A

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ction movie star Jackie Chan is to be given an honorary Academy Award for his “extraordinary achievements” in film.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences also voted to give honorary Oscars to British editor Anne V Coates, casting director Lynn Stalmaster and documentary maker Frederick Wiseman.

A c a d e my p r e s i d e n t Cheryl Boone Isaacs described the recipients as “true pioneers and legends in their crafts”.

They will be honoured at the Academy’s Governors Awards on 12 November.

Chan, 62, has starred in dozens of martial arts films in his native Hong Kong, including Police Story, Armour of God and their various sequels.

He went on to have huge international success with hits like Rumble in the Bronx, animated film Kung Fu Panda and the Rush Hour franchise.

In addition to starring and performing his own stunts, Chan has written, directed, produced and choreographed many of his films.

According to the Academy, he has spent four decades

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“charming audiences with his dazzling athleticism, inventive stunt work and boundless charisma”.

The star posted a message on Facebook thanking his family, his fans and the “I’d like to say a heartfelt thank you to the Oscars for giving me this award of encouragement and recognising my achievements while I’m still ‘young’,” he wrote.

“I’m absolutely honoured to be the first Chinese in history to receive this award.

“To be honest, making an action movie isn’t easy.

It’s normal for us to get hurt and bleed. Many of us have sustained a body full of injuries and I’m no exception to the case.

“That’s why I’d like to share this honour with my brothers of the JC Stunt Team who have been with me through good times and bad times over the many years, and I’d like to share this award with every action movie star from all over the world!”

Chan, who has never been nominated for a competitive Academy Award, added that he had set himself a goal that the honorary statuette “won’t be my last one”.

venged Sevenfold’s M Shadows says the release of their highly anticipated This Is Bat Country DVD is out of their hands amid legal wranglings with their label Warner Bros.

The vocalist says their estranged record company own the rights to the footage – but he doesn’t think it was “good enough” to come out anyway.

Shadows tells Loudwire: “The reality is the DVD just never got there. I know some fans don’t want to hear this, but for us when we’re looking at something and deciding on whether to put it out or not, it’s gotta go through some sort of process or, ‘Is this good enough to come out?’

“You get asked a question a million times of ‘You got a DVD?’ It starts leaking out that there’s a DVD and you go ‘Okay yeah, we have a DVD.’ “Then when it doesn’t get there, there’s no reason for us to put it out – and the DVD was never quite good enough to come out in our opinion. So, I don’t know what’s happening with it right now. I know it’s still on the cutting floor.”

He adds: “We’re still trying to make tweaks to it, but then there’s also the Warner Bros thing. We’re not with

Warner Bros anymore and they own the rights to that footage.

“So, I don’t know what’s going to happen with that DVD. The real answer is just that it wasn’t up to par with what we wanted to be releasing.”

Avenged Sevenfold are still embroiled in a legal feud with their longtime record label after they tried to walk away from their contract earlier this year. They claimed “regime changes” and high staff turnover meant they didn’t know the people they were working with anymore.

Shadows adds: “It had nothing to do with anything other than if you’re at a place where they don’t care about your band, then you have to do somewhere where they do care about your band. So, as labels start morphing and changing over time, you have to do what’s best for you and that’s the main reason we left.

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Deepika, Jacqueline, Sonakshi are married to businessmen!

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hat would your reaction be if we told you that Deepika Padukone, Sonakshi Sinha, Jacqueline Fernandez and Rani Mukerji are married to some shady businessmen?

Okay, relax, this is definitely not what you think it is.

Apparently, people from the Sahabganj village in Qayamganj district in Farrukhabad, are committing fraud and syphoning money in the name of these top Bollywood actresses.

As per the records of a fair price shop in this district, these actresses are shown married to a few businessmen.

This crime came to public spotlight when the villagers in the district complained to the administrators about a distributor of ration goods, and the administrators had put an inquiry on this.

As per the reports, the distributor had the names of Deepika, Sonakshi, Rani and Jacqueline on the list of beneficiaries, and has been syphoning ration for some time now.

According to the report, Deepika is married to Rakesh Chand, Jacqueline to Sadhu Lal, while Rani Mukerji and Sonakshi Sinha are married

Shocking twist in KRK, Ajay Devgn and Karan Johar imbroglio

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nfamous film critic Kama- by “Shivaay” producer Kumar al Rashid Khan has shot Mangat.

Also read: Ajay Devgn’s back at Ajay Devgn, who alleged he was paid by Karan big expose! Did Karan Johar Johar to bash “Shivaay”, and pay Rs 25 lakh to KRK to said, in fact, it was the actor trash ‘Shivaay’?

KRK, in his response, who bribed him to criticise the director’s “Ae Dil Hai tweeted, “Let me clear it.

Mushkil”, giving a u-turn to Karan Johar has never paid me or asked me to bash the controversy.

E ve n b e f o r e A j ay ’s #Shivaay and you can hear “Shivaay” and “Ae Dil Hai it in the tape. I said 25 Lakhs Mushkil” fight it out at the to avoid Kumar.”

In another post, he put box office next month, things have got dirty as yesterday the blame on Kumar and the actor shared an audio in which “Singham” star by writing, KRK is heard saying Karan “Kumar+Ajay offered me paid him to tweet against money to bash #AeDilHailint Eastwood’s new film Eckhart, opens in the US on 9 “Shivaay”.

Mushkil as he is offering in the about the US pilot who September and in the UK and The audio, however, is tape also but I refused. I told not verified. It was recorded them that I will do it free.” famously crash-landed Ireland on 2 December. a plane in New York’s Hudson River is to open this year’s Telluride Film Festival.

Sully, in which Tom Hanks plays Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger, will premiere later on Friday at the ColoMiss Alovili Chishi, Age-9, daughter of rado event.

V. Khuheto Chishi of Lotisa Old Village, All 155 people on board the US Airways flight surZunheboto. She is a student of Cl-III in Liz vived the emergency landing Woodland School, Lingrijan, Dimapur. after the plane after hit a She was a finalist of Anybody Can Dance flock of geese on 15 January 2009.

(ABCD) Season-I. She also presented The Telluride Film Fesdance performance in several occasions. tival runs from 2 to 5 SepThrough her talent she got an opportunity tember.

According to Variety, to act as a child artist in Hindi Movie on Friday’s Sully premiere marks the upcoming year - 2017, through Murti Eastwood’s first film at the fesFilms Pvt. Ltd. Production. tival since he showed White Miss Alovili Chishi Hunter, Black Heart there DP-6577 in 1990.

G R AT I T U D E The event will also screen the musical La La Land and the sci-fi drama Arrival, following their premieres earlier this week at the Venice Film Festival.

Other titles in the lineup include Bleed for This, a biopic of boxer Vinny Pazienza starring Miles Teller, and Una, an adaptation of David Harrower’s 2005 play Blackbird.

Casey Affleck, Amy Adams and Chilean film-maker Pablo Larrain will be preThe Khekiho Colony Tribal Council under the supervision of G.B's and sented with Telluride’s Silver Medallion awards as part of elders received PHH ration card from SDO (Civil) Kuhuboto and distributed to this year’s festivities. deserving beneficiaries covering approximately 70% of total households. The Sully, which also stars G.B's Council and general public of Khekiho Colony extends deepest gratitude Laura Linney and Aaron to Department of Food & Civil Supplies for the upliftment of common people.

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Later he tweeted, “People thinking that I called Kumar Mangat but not true.

Actually he is close friend and he only called me and he called me many times before also.”

While Karan has maintained silence on the matter, Ajay, 47, is already out with his statement, saying he “demands an investigation” whether the filmmaker had bribed KRK or not.”

to Ram Swaroop and Ramesh Chand respectively. Interestingly, these actresses have also been categorised into castes, with Deepika falling in the ‘General’ category, and Jacqueline, Sonakshi and Rani have been categorised under the OBC quota, which in turn helps the culprits get

ration cards against their names under the ‘Antoyadaya’ scheme.

The district’s magistrate has now ordered the administrators to identify the guilty and punish the culprits. We wonder what these Bollywood divas have to say about this!

‘Rock On 2’ first poster out! Are you ready to relive the ‘Magik’?

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ock On 2’ is the sequel to ‘Rock On!!’, which set the stage for newage musicals in Bollywood.

‘Rock On!!’, produced by Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar under their banner Excel Entertainment, starred Arjun Rampal, Shahana Goswami, Prachi Desai, Purab

Kohli and Farhan. It had won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi.

With blockbuster music by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, the movie was about the fate of a fictional Mumbai-based rock band Magik, members of which reunite after a decadelong split.

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New Delhi, Sep 2 (Agencies): The All India Football Federation (AIFF) is yet to take a call on the future of India coach Stephen Constantine whose contract expires in February next year.

24 Asian teams will compete in the third round of Asian Cup qualifiers from March 2017 from which 12 can make the cut for the continental championships in 2019 to be held in Dubai.

Whether Constantine would still be in-charge of the team come next year remains to be seen after having groomed several youngsters during his tenure. “We haven’t yet discussed this topic. For now we are concentrating on the match

against Puerto Rico,” Kushal Das, the AIFF general secretary, told Goal. “We could also play a practice game after the end of ISL and before the start of the I-League,” he added.

Bhaichung Bhutia, who heads AIFF’s Technical Committee, reiteratedthat they will look to discuss Constantine’s future after the game against Puerto Rico. “Let’s get the Puerto Rico game out of the way and then we shall see what next,” said Bhutia.

India play an international friendly on Saturday against Puerto Rico in what could possibly be the last time they would be in action this year.

“Even if we play in the months of October and No-

I did not deceive anybody: Messi Mendoza, Sep 2 (Agencies): Lionel Messi says he “did not deceive anybody” after making his first appearance for Argentina since reversing his decision to retire from international football.

Messi shocked the footballing world with his decision to retire from the Argentina national team following their loss to Chile in the Copa America Centenario final in June.

The defeat was the third in three years Messi and Co. had suffered in the final of a major international tournament.

However, after a meeting with new Argentina coach Edgardo Bauza - who flew to Europe to meet with Messi - the Barcelona star elected to return to the national team.

And on Thursday he proved to be Argentina’s hero, scoring the only goal of the game in a 1-0 win over Uruguay

to move top of the CONMEBOL World Cup qualification standings. Messi insists he did not attempt to fool anyone with his decision to retire, believing it was the right call to make at the time.

“I am very grateful [to return to the national team],” Messi told TV Publica. “But I did not deceive anybody when I retired, I felt that.”

“We were very disappointed with what had happened, but after that I thought better. I had a conversation with the Paton [Bauza] and the people as well accompanied me through it.”

However, the 29-year-old is a doubt for Argentina’s next qualifier against Venezuela due to injury. “I don’t know if I will play against Venezuela,” he said. “I have a lot of pain in my groin but I wanted to be here after the disturbance I caused.”

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Stephen Constantine vember, our ranking could go down which would have a negative effect when the draw for the third round of Asian Cup qualifiers takes place. It is not

that we didn’t want to play on the next dates for international matches but there is a reason why we wouldn’t be in action,” informed Das.

FC Goa re-sign Lucio Panaji, Sep 2 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise FC Goa on Friday announced it has re-signed Brazilian football great and World Cup winner Lucio for the forthcoming third edition of the football tournament.

L u c i o, a c e l e b r a t e d defender having played in several top European clubs, made 105 international appearances, scoring four times and helping Brazil win the 2002 World Cup. He joined the ISL in 2015 when he signed for FC Goa to play under fellow Brazilian Zico.

Zico was named the captain of FC Goa and guided the team to the final where they lost to Chennaiyin FC.

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Paralympics torch relay rolls off in Brazil Brasilia, Sep 2 (IANS): The torch relay for the 2016 Summer Paralympics, an event in Rio de Janeiro that will bring together more than 4,000 paraathletes from 163 countries, began its journey around Brazil.

The trek on Thursday began in this capital city, which is finally regaining a semblance of normality after several weeks of tension surrounding the impeachment trial in the Senate of suspended President Dilma Rousseff, who was voted out of office on Wednesday, reports Efe. Physical education teacher Ulisses Araujo, a pioneer in Brazil in the training of athletes with disabilities, lit the flame before it was carried around Brasilia.

Before the flame arrives in Rio de Janeiro, a total of 745 torchbearers will carry it inside the cities of Belem, Natal, Sao Paulo and Joinville, a journey of about 250 km (155 miles).

Michel Temer, who was sworn-in as Brazil’s new President after Rousseff ’s definitive

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ouster, received the flame in a ceremony last week.

Temer, who has already confirmed his participation in the Paralympic Games’ opening ceremony, moved up that torch-reception event due to his plans to travel to China for the G-20 Summit, which will take place on Sunday and Monday in Hangzhou.

The athletes, meanwhile, have begun arriving in Rio de Janeiro, a city where various infrastructure projects have been carried out in recent years to facilitate the mobility of the Paralympic Games’ participants.

A total of 1 million tickets have been sold thus far for the Paralympic Games, whose opening ceremony is scheduled for September 7.

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Though we are unable to thank each and everyone individually, we earnestly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving brothers, children, grandchildren and in-laws DC-1993

Jeremiah 33:3 Words fail us to express how deeply saddened and shocked we are during the sudden demise of our beloved Father Late Shri N.K. NUH, who left us to be with our Almighty God in eternal peace. We the family members would like to express our deepest gratitude to each and everyone who stood by our side during this sad time. We acknowledge all the help and support extended in every means and ways. It is God’s unceasing love and your prayers and support that comforted and strengthened us to endure this painful experience.

We would like to express our profound gratefulness to:1. Chakhesang Public Organisation.

2. Western Chakhesang Hoho.

3. Chakhesang Baptist Church & Youth Dept.

Unity Village.

4. Hon’ble Speaker NLA, Shri.Chotisuh Sazo & Family.

5. Hon’ble Parl. Secy, Shri. Jacob Zhimomi & Family.

6. Hon’ble M.P Rajya Sabha, Shri. K.G Kenye & Family.

7. Hon’ble Parl Secy, Shri. Deo Nukhu & Family.

8. Hon’ble Parl Secy, Shri. Neiba Kronu & Family.

9. Director, Officers & Staffs, Dept. of Social Welfare.

10. Officers & Staffs, Dept. of Industries & Commerce.

11. Thetsumi Village Council.

12. Thetsumi Baptist Church.

13. Thetsumi Students Union.

14. Thetsumi Youth Society.

15. Thetsumi Women Society, Kohima.

16. Model Village Council & Youth Organisation.

17. Lerie Colony Panchayat & G.Bs, Kohima.

18. Kitsubozou Panchayat, Kohima.

19. Lerie Youth Organisation, Kohima.

20. Shri Ihezhe Zhimomi, Ex-Minister & Children.

21. Shri Tokheho H. Yeptho, Ex-Minister & Children.

22. Shri S.K Sangtam, Ex-Minister.

23. Shri K. Therie, Ex-Minister & Family.

24. Shri Z.Lohe, Ex-Minister and Family.

25. Shri M. Vero, Ex-Minister & Ex-MP. 26. Shri Khevito Shohe, Rtd. Director, Dept. Social Welfare.

27. Er. Lhuvoyi, SDO, Power Dept. Tuensang.

28. Shri S.S Agarwal & Family.

29. Maj. Deepak Tomar & Family.

30. Shri Laxman Singh & Family.

31. Nagaland Paint House, Dimapur.

32. Naga United Village Council, Dimapur.

33. Sodzulhou Village Council, Dimapur.

34. Chizami Village Council.

35. Mesulumi Village Council.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ITS ALREADY A DECADE BUT NOT A MOMENT PASSES BY WITHOUT MISSING YOU PAPA, WE CAN ONLY REJOICE IN THE FAITH THAT YOU ARE WITH OUR HEAVENLY FATHER.

“For I am convienced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to seperate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

Romans 8:38-39

LOVING WIFE & CHILDREN DP-6444 K Y M C

"...The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away....." Job 1:21 We the bereaved family members of Late Mr. Yantsuo Ennio would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and deep indebtedness to each and every individual, churches, organizations, neighbours, families, friends, Blood Donors and well-wishers who stood and supported us physically, spiritually and financially during the prolonged illness till the last breath of our dearest father, who left us on 26th August 2016 for his heavenly abode.

We would also like to convey our special thanks to Officer's Hill Colony Members, Doctors and Nurses of NHAK, and NEIGRIHMS, Shillong who took great care and nursed him selflessly.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but it is our sincere and humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife & children K-3309

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Losami Village Council.

Chizami Range Public Organisation.

Razeba Public Organisation.

Chakhesang Community Diphupar Diphupar-B, 5th & 6th Mile, Dimapur.

Thetsumi Welfare, Dimapur, Kohima, Pfutsero & Phek.

Enhulumi Welfare Union, Dimapur.

Mesulumi Union, Dimapur.

Chakhesang Community, Lerie Colony, Kohima.

Chizami Welfare Organisation, Kohima.

Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima (Kitsubozou).

NCRC, P.R Hill, Kohima.

Chakhesang Baptist Church Dimapur Town, Diphupar-B, East Dimapur.

Kuzhami Baptist Church, Chumukedima.

Kuzhami Welfare Association, Dimapur.

Police Baptist Church, Chumukedima.

President NPF, 4th Ghaspani-I A/C. Daddy’s Peliko, Middle Khomi Village.

Tede Women Society, Thetsumi.

Relatives from Chizami & Sumi Village.

Daddy’s Friends and Relatives from Villages of Porba, Mesulumi, Enhulumi, Laii, Seitheke-C, Seitheke Basa.

In-laws & relatives from Molungkimong Village and Ao Community.

In-Laws & relatives from Sukhalu Village, Lizutomi Village & Sumi Community.

In-Laws & relatives from Khonoma Village.

In-Laws from Chizami & Lekromi Village.

Relatives & Friends from Kohima Village.

Well-wishers & loved ones from Model Village Dimapur & Lerie Colony Kohima.

Doctors & Nurses of CIHSR & Zion Hospital.

Well- wishers & Friends of Late N.K Nuh’s Children and Grandchildren.

Well Wishers and Friends from Secheku Area.

We apologize for our inability to mention all the names, but it is our sincere prayer that our God Almighty bestows upon each and every one of you His manifold Blessings. ~ Loving Wife, Children, Grandchildren, Brothers and Sisters, In-laws & Relatives DP-6554 K Y M C

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sports

Queen Serena downs King at US Open Murray, Nishikori advance

Serena Williams of the US returns a shot to Vania King during their US Open second round match.

NEW YORK, Sep 2 (Agencies): After 17 trips to Flushing Meadows and six US Open titles Serena Williams did something on Thursday she had never done before win a match indoors.

With the new high-tech retractable roof over Arthur Ashe Stadium slammed shut because of persistent rain, Williams swept past American compatriot Vania King 6-3 6-3 in a tidy 65 minutes to ease into the third round.

Indoors or outdoors, night or day, rain or shine, it has made little difference to Williams at the US Open, the 34-year-old having now racked up 86 victories at Flushing Meadows.

W i l l i a m s ’s v i c t o r y against an over-matched King may have been one of her easiest, the world number one in complete control from the outset, looking like a champion who never had to shift out of first gear. Despite the one-sided match, Williams was extremely critical of her performance, convinced it should have been better.

Williams arrived at the year’s final grand slam with concerns swirling around a sore shoulder that hampered her at the Rio Olympics and forced her to pull out of a tournament in Cincinnati.

But she put any doubts about her fitness to rest, blasting 13 aces past King while

Zaheer made honorary life member by MCC

Zaheer Khan

LONDON, Sep 2 (PTI): Former pacer Zaheer Khan has been made an honorary life member of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), becoming the 24th Indian cricketer to be bestowed the honour.

“MCC has elected Zaheer Khan as an Honorary Life Member of the Club,” the Club said in a statement.

Zaheer is the second former India international to be elected in recent weeks following Virender Sehwag, who became an Honorary Life Member last month. The list also includes the likes of Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar, who were inducted in previous years. Zaheer played 92 Test matches for India dur-

Dipa most inspiring Indian woman: Survey New Delhi, Sep 2 (IANS): Gymnast Dipa Karmakar, who was lauded for her performance at Rio Olympics, is the most inspiring Indian woman, according to a survey. Shaadi. com, a matchmaking service, recently conducted a survey to understand the definition of success for millennials. The survey was conducted online with over 12,500 responses from Indians (married and unmarried) with ages ranging from 23 to 30 years, according to a statement.

When millennials were asked about “Which Indian woman inspires them the most” in the recent past, 33.7 per cent said Karmakar, followed by 27.4 per cent who said wrestler Sakshi Malik, 27.1 per cent said shuttler P.V. Sindhu and 6.2 per cent said Arundhati Bhattacharya.

And when asked about the “Most Engaging Woman on Social Media”, 36.3 per cent voted for External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, followed by 31.2 per cent for actress Priyanka Chopra and 17.4 per cent for tennis star Sania Mirza.

Gourav Rakshit, CEO, Shaadi.com said: “The overall take-away from this survey is that this generation values the idea of a ‘dream’. People who found success against all odds inspire them.”

ing a successful career, taking 311 wickets at 32.94 runs apiece. The 37-year-old was also a mainstay in the One-Day International side. Making his debut in 2000, Zaheer took 282 wickets in 200 ODIs at an average of 29.34.

He played three Tests at Lord’s, and narrowly missed out on a place on the Lord’s Honours Board when he took 4/79 in the drawn Test match between England and India in 2007. He also played three ODIs at the Home of Cricket, including the famous NatWest Series Final in 2002, in which he took 3/62.

Having retired from international and first class cricket in 2015, Zaheer remains highly sought after in the Indian Premier League, after successful spells with Delhi Daredevils, Mumbai Indians and Royal Challengers Bangalore.

Honorary Life Membership is awarded by the MCC Committee to individuals in recognition of the service they have given to the cricket and projects surrounding the game, often over a very long period.

There are now more than 300 Honorary Life Members of MCC out of a total Full Membership of 18,000.

hitting 38 winners to just four by her opponent.

It seems every year history beckons Williams at Flushing Meadows and on Thursday she reached yet another milestone by tying Martina Navratilova for most career grand slam wins with 306.

There are other marks well within the American’s grasp during the fortnight. A seventh US Open title would move her past Chris Evert for the most in the Open Era. It would also be her 23rd Grand Slam win, moving her past Steffi Graf, again for the most in the Open Era, one shy of the great Margaret Court who tops the all-time list with 24.

PM announces special sports package for J&K New Delhi, Sep 2 (IANS): In a bid to promote sports and to engage the youthd of Jammu and Kashmir constructively, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced a special package of Rs.200 crore for the politically volatile state.

The financial package includes the construction of indoor sporting halls in all districts of the state, according to a Press Information Bureau (PIB) release.

Additionally, two stadia will be upgraded to international standards while the current stadia at Poonch, Rajouri and Udhampur will be enhanced.

In addition, water sport facilities will also be provided at an estimated cost of Rs.6 crore. “For immediate engagement of youth in the state in sporting activities, a special programme ‘Sports for AII’ is being implemented for village level competitions and development of sports like football etc,” the release added.

“An amount of Rs 5 crore has already been provided to J&K State Sports Council for organising these village level sporting activities.”

New York, Sep 2 (IANS): World No.2 Andy Murray and Japan’s Kei Nishikori advanced into the third round after defeating their respective opponents at the US Open tennis tournament here.

Murray on Thursday brushed aside Spain’s Marcel Granollers 6-4, 6-1, 6-4 to advance, while Japan’s Kei Nishikori edged past Russia’s Karen Khachanov 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, reports Efe. In a match played under the closed roof of Arthur Ashe Stadium on Thursday afternoon, Murray, the 2012 champion and 2008 finalist, controlled the proceedings from start to finish against an opponent who lacked the firepower with his serve and ground strokes to pose a serious threat.

Granollers was most competitive in the first set, which took one hour and seven minutes, going down an early break but managing to get the match back on serve at 4-5.

The 29-year-old Murray, however, then reeled off seven of the next eight games to take a commanding two-sets-tolove lead and finished off the contest in two hours and 22 minutes with one final service hold.

The Scotsman won easily even though his first-serve percentage went from bad to worse throughout the contest,

as he put 49 per cent of his first serves in play in the first set and made 46 percent and 36 per cent in the second and third sets, respectively.

With his sixth straight win over Granollers, Murray ran his career record over the world No.45 to 8-2.

Murray will now take on the winner of the secondround match pitting France’s Gilles Simon against Italy’s Paolo Lorenzi that was scheduled to start afternoon but did not start due to steady rain.

The second-highest ranked player in Murray’s quarter of the draw, Japanese sixth seed Kei Nishikori, was scheduled first on Louis Armstrong Stadium and managed to find a window to complete his victory over Khachanov.

The big-hitting 20-yearold Russian threw down a score of aces and won 83 percent of his first-serve points, but he still had his service broken five times by Nishikori, one of tennis’ best returners and counter-punchers.

The Japanese star, the US Open runner-up in 2014, will next square off against Frenchman Nicolas Mahut, who defeated countryman Paul-Henri Mathieu 6-4, 6-4, 6-2.

Eighth-seeded Austrian Dominic Thiem also moved into the third round with a 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 win over Lithuania’s Ricardas Berankis.

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Messi goal puts Argentina top of WC group MENDOZA, Sep 2 (Agencies): Lionel Messi marked his retirement with a goal to give 10-man Argentina a 1-0 win over Uruguay on Thursday that lifted them to the top of the South American qualifying group for the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia. In a match of few chances, Messi created something out of nothing three minutes before halftime when, surrounded by defenders, his shot from outside the box took a deflection on Jose Maria Gimenez and wrongfooted goalkeeper Fernando Muslera.

It took Messi’s record as Argentina’s top scorer to 56 in his 114th international and proved the perfect insurance for his team who were reduced to 10 men when young forward Paulo Dybala was sent off on the stroke of halftime.

Dybala, who had almost put his side ahead in the 31st minute with a shot that hit the post, was sent off for a second booking and left the pitch in tears after his first start for Argentina.

Uruguay, who had spent virtually the entire first half defending, took the game to Argentina in the second but hardly troubled goalkeeper Sergio Romero. “I wanted to be here after all the confusion I’d caused by first saying I wasn’t coming and then that I was,” Messi told reporters.

Messi said in June he was quitting international soccer after the disappointment of losing the Copa America final on penalties to Chile.

No bribery in Tokyo 2020 Olympic payment Tokyo, Sep 2 (IANS): An investigation into a payment made during Tokyo’s successful bid to host the 2020 Olympics has found no evidence of bribery.

Japanese officials have been cleared of any wrongdoing in connection with a 2.8 million Singapore dollar payment (1.55m euros; $2.05m) made to a consultancy firm.

French prosecutors said they were investigating the sum in May this year as part of a corruption inquiry, BBC reported on Thursday.

But a Japanese panel found the payment did not break any Japanese laws.

The payment had been linked to the son of the exworld athletics chief Lamine Diack, who was a member of the International Olympics Committee at the time.

Both Lamine and his son, Papa Massata Diack, are already under investigation in France. Both deny ever receiving money in connection with the Japanese bid, while Japanese officials say the payment was for consultancy services.

The payment from bid executives was made to Black Tidings, a company led by an associate of Papa Massata Diack.

“The investigation team concludes that it does not form any crime under the penal code of France, and furthermore, that no violation of the IOC code of ethics can be found,” the report said.

“What was most important for the team was to probe whether the bid committee in fact bribed someone,” one of the panel members, Yoshihisa Hayakawa, said.

“We think the investigation cleared the group of any suspicion in this regard.”

However, he said the probe had limitations, and was unable to interview either the Diacks or the head of the consulting company, which has since ceased trading. He said the panel had “done all we can within our ability”.

Japan’s bid was ultimately successful, defeating Istanbul and Madrid in the process.

French prosecutors widened their corruption investigation into athletics earlier this year to include the bidding and voting process for both the 2016 and 2020 Olympics.

Lamine Diack was arrested in 2015 on corruption and money laundering charges, over allegations he took payments for deferring sanctions against Russian drugs cheats.

Papa Massata, who was employed by his father as a marketing consultant for the IAAF, is also under investigation, and a warrant for his arrest was issued by Interpol. He lives in Senegal.

He said both he and his father are innocent of any wrongdoing.

A fan who invaded the pitch kneels in front of Argentina’s Messi during a 2018 Russia WC qualifying match.

“From the moment I said that, the fans showed me a lot of affection and I’m really grateful, I couldn’t not come back.” Argentina now lead the 10-nation group with 14 points from seven matches, one point more than Uruguay, Colombia and Ecuador in the four qualification places.

Brazil, who beat Ecuador 3-0 in Quito with two goals by teenager Gabriel Jesus, are fifth -- which would put them in an inter-continental playoff for one more berth. All

four coaches who were taking charge of their first matches won, including Argentina’s Edgardo Bauza, who now takes his side to play bottom team Venezuela away on Tuesday.

Brazil’s Tite will be looking to confirm their improvement at home against Colombia, who beat Venezuela 2-0.

Paraguay, under new coach Francisco Arce, upset Copa America holders Chile 2-1 in Asuncion to climb to sixth also with 12 points and play Uruguay next in Montevideo.

Mumbai City FC sign Argentine defender Cardozo

Mumbai, Sep 2 (IANS): Mumbai City FC on Friday signed Argentine defender Facundo Cardozo on loan for the forthcoming third edition of the Indian Super League (ISL) football tournament.

He will be seen sharing the ground with his compatriots Matias Defederico and Gaston Sangoy.

The 21-year-old full back is known as a versatile player due to his previous strong performances. Cardozo made his league debut during the 201314 season and scored the first goal against Quilmes.

Despite his young age, he has already played for top teams in Argentina and Bolivia. He was part of the Argentine Under-17 World Cup squad in 2011. With more than 40 league performances Cardozo has won the Argentine Super Cup, in the 2013-14 season.

Speaking on the appointment, Cardozo said, “I am very excited to be part of this club. I have spoken to the coach and am really happy to be part of his vision. I cannot wait to join the team and play for the fans of Mumbai.”

Harris named Australia bowling coach Melbourne, Sep 2 (IANS): Cricket Australia on Friday named former pacer Ryan Harris as the bowling coach for the national team’s upcoming ODI tour of South Africa.

He joins head coach Darren Lehmann and assistant coach David Saker in Australia’s coaching staff.

Harris, who took 113 Test wickets from 27 matches, retired from international cricket in July 2015.

“It’s great experience to learn from David Saker and Darren Lehmann. I’m really just going to sit back and watch and learn,” said Harris, who currently is the assistant coach of the National Performance Squad (NPS) in the A-team quadrangular series in Australia.

“Eventually, I’d like to work my way to the top and become a (full-time) bowling coach of the Australian team one day. Just like playing, you have to earn your stripes and learn the ropes,” the 36-year-old, who took 44 wickets from 21 ODIs, added.

Schweinsteiger included in Man United’s squad

Bastian Schweinsteiger

Manchester, Sep 2 (IANS): In what could be seen as a departure from Manchester United football manager Jose Mourinho’s earlier stance, Bastian Schweinsteiger has been included in their official squad list for the first half of the English Premier League season.

Schweinsteiger, 32, has

not been part of United’s firstteam squad so far this season, with Mourinho saying it was “very difficult” for the player to break into his midfield.

But with the former Germany international, who played his 121st and final cap for his country against Finland on Wednesday, named in the squad he at least has the

chance to force his way into Mourinho’s plans.

According to ESPNFC, United still do not see Schweinsteiger as part of their plans, while the player himself has said that a move to the Major League Soccer (MLS) in America could draw his interest with United being his last European club.

Schweinsteiger, a World Cup winner with Germany in 2014, was included in the squad by force rather than choice.

Each Premier League club must name a 25-man squad of which eight places are reserved for home grown players aged over 21, leaving 17 spots for non-home grown players.

As United only have 15 senior non-home grown players, they were able to accommodate Schweinsteiger in the list without omitting anyone else.

Any team which has fewer than eight home grown players will operate with a reduced senior squad.

Players aged under 21 -- such as Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford -- do not count towards the quotas.

Changes can be made to a 25man squad during the January transfer window.

One surprise name in the squad in Sadiq El-Fitouri, the 21-year-old defender signed from Salford City. As El-Fitouri turns 22 in October he had

to be named in the squad to be eligible to play in the Premier League.

Valencia doubtful for Manchester derby

In-for m Manchester United full back Antonio Valencia could miss the Manchester Derby owing to late return from the international break.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho could play Phil Jones, Matteo Darmian or Timothy Fosu-Mensah at right-back position for the 172nd derby against cross town rivals Manchester City despite none of the trio having played any first-team football this season.

Valencia is away with Ecuador but the 31-year-old does not return until next Friday, the day before Manchester City’s visit.

The derby is the early afternoon kick-off, further shortening the time Valencia has to recover, along with Argentina’s Marcos Rojo and Sergio Romero, who are also due late back at the club.

“Some are coming back on the Monday before the Manchester City match but some are coming back on Friday. The day before Man City, we will still have Sergio Romero, Marcos Rojo and Antonio Valencia arriving,” Mourinho was quoted as saying by the Guardian on Friday.

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