September 8, 2016 by Nagaland Post

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DIMAPUR thursday, september 8, 2016

Vol XXVI No. 272

Arunachal Gov’s sacking imminent; HM meets Pres NEW DELHI, SEP 7 (AGENCIES): Sacking of a defiant Arunachal Pradesh Governor Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa seems imminent with union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who met President Pranab Mukherjee on Wednesday, believed to have conveyed that his continuance in the post has become untenable. During the 20-minute meeting, the Home Minister is learnt to have told the President that the central government has lost confidence in Rajkhowa and the only way to remove him is to “withdraw the pleasure of the President”. Rajnath’s meeting with the President came after Rajkhowa refused to step down despite a nudge by the Centre to put in his papers after the Supreme Court passed serious strictures against him over the dismissal of the Congress government last year. However, it is immediately not known what the President told the Home Minister. Sources said Rajkhowa’s dismissal may come as early as next evening when the twoday special session of the Arunachal Pradesh Assembly, which has been convened to ratify the Goods and Services Tax (GST), gets over. A defiant Rajkhowa had said he would not step down but was ready to be sacked. “I want the President to dismiss me. I will not resign. Let the President express his displeasure...” Rajkhowa said.

Upload FIRs online within 24 hrs: SC to states and UTs

NEW DELHI, SEP 7 (PTI): Supreme Court today directed all States and Union Territories to upload the FIRs on their websites within 24 hours of registration at police stations. A bench comprising Justices Dipak Misra and C Nagappan, however, extended the time up to 72 hours for uploading of the FIRs for those states which are located in difficult terrains where internet connectivity is poor. The apex court exempted the state police authorities from uploading the FIRs on sensitive cases pertaining to insurgency and sexual offences against women and children. The bench also made it clear that the accused cannot take benefit before the courts of law of the fact that FIRs lodged against them have not been uploaded on the website. Initially, it was suggested during the hearing that the states be allowed to upload FIRs on websites within 48 hours. However, the court later fixed the time limit at 24 hours. The direction came on a PIL filed by Youth Lawyers Association of India on the issue. The PIL referred to a decision passed by the Delhi High Court in which the city police was directed to upload the FIRs on its website within 24 hours of being registered. The apex court agreed to the directions of the HC with certain modifications.

This is it!

“No matter which party we vote to power, our condition only worsens.” K Y M C

All party meet on J&K issue

SAYS No compromise on national sovereignty

Rajnath Singh chairing the All Party meeting in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI) NEW DELHI, SEP 7 (AGENCIES): The All Party Delegation (APD) that visited Jammu and Kashmir Wednesday pitched for dialogue with all stakeholders which the government reciprocated by saying it was prepared for discussions with all but made no reference to separatists Hurriyat Conference. At the three-hour long meeting of the APD, which visited the state on September 4-5, demands were made for resumption of Indo-Pak dialogue, confidence building measures and a “dual track” approach for bringing peace in the restive Valley. The meeting, chaired by Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who led the delegation, made it clear that there would be no compromise on national sovereignty. The political parties appealed to the people of the state

to shun the path of violence and resolve all issues through dialogue and discussion. “The members of the delegation are of the opinion that there is no place for violence in a civilised society. There can be no compromise on issue of national sovereignty,” the resolution, read out by Minister of State in PMO Jitendra Singh, said. While the resolution requested the central and state governments to take steps for dialogue with all stake holders, Left Parties batted for resumption of Indo-Pak dialogue and announcement of confidence building measures like withdrawal of AFSPA from civilian areas. Without making any reference to separatists including Hurriyat Conference, the APD statement asked the Central and state governments “to take steps for a dialogue with all

stake holders”. While some opposition leaders met Hurriyat Conference leaders lodged in various sub jails, hardliner Syed Ali Shah Geelani refused to meet them. Asked whether separatists would also come under the purview of “stakeholders”, MoS in PMO said the Home Minister is open for dialogue with “all stake holders”. To a similar question, Congress leader in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge said the separatist amalgamate is part of the “all stake holders”. Yechury said there was no discussion on the performance of Mehbooba Mufti-led Jammu and Kashmir government but leader of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen leader Asaduddin Owaisi said personally he felt that the PDPBJP government has failed to handle the current situation,

which continued for too long, leading to “the present mess”. “This is not the time to blame. This is the time to work unitedly for bringing peace in Kashmir,” Yechury said. Yechury said government should follow up its Kashmir outreach initiative by taking concrete steps like former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who had declared a unilateral ceasefire and held talks with militant group Hizbul Mujahideen. Expressing serious concern over the prevailing situation in the state, the APD statement said the members of the delegation were of the view that there is no place for violence in a civilised society. “There can be no compromises on the issues of national sovereignty,” it added. The meeting asked both the governments to take steps to ensure that education institutions, government offices and commercial establishment start functioning normally at the earliest. They requested the government to take effective steps to ensure security for all citizens and provide medical treatment to citizens and security personnel injured in agitation. Yechury and Owaisi said the Home Minister denied that there was a plan to curtail the security provided to separatist leaders.

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Zeliang receives award for Environmental Devp

KOHIMA, SEP 7 (NPN): Minister of rural development and REPA, C.L John, on Wednesday stressed on the need to reform the educational system in the state by introducing Nagamese language into the curricula of schools, colleges and universities. The minister asserted that Nagamese should be promoted as there would be “no nation without having common language”. He said “ism” would continue among the Nagas as long as there was no common language. C.L. John said that even the Nagas in Myanmar have agreed to promote Nagamese language. C.L John was speaking at the 37th fresher’s meet of Kohima Law College (KLC) at Red Cross Conference Hall, Kohima. Congratulating the freshers, the minister said lawyers held a big responsibility in the society and advised them to be careful while arguing cases. He added misinterpretation or misjudgement would cost even human life and do more damage to the society. John also urged the law students to be God fearing and to bring positive change in the society. The minister reminded that in spite of all the judgments pronounced

in the courts, there was a final judgment for every individual by God. He said God’s judgement would be severe particularly for these who give false evidence. Further, the minister encouraged the students to join Bar Associations in the neighbouring north east states as that would help them to grow bigger in the profession. He urged law professionals to create legal awareness in the state as many were still unaware of their legal rights. KLC principal, Visevonuo P. Pienyu, in her brief address, welcomed the freshers and emphasised on the need to create legal awareness among the citizens. She said ignorance of law cannot be excused but punishable. She reminded that lawyer’s duty was to strive for the injustice as ‘we’ live in a world where justice was just a word. KLCSU president, Laknyei Phom, in his presidential address, appealed to the state government to establish Government Law College in the state. He said students from poor economic background could also avail the opportunities to study law in the state if the government law college was set up. The programme was chaired by KLCSU vice president Hikavi H. Kinimi.

cooperation declaration

DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Reacting to the noncooperation move by Aghunato public, NSCN (K) MIP in a press note stated that the “public did not just converged by itself and declared noncooperation to NSCN/GPRN for the latter’s attack on Indian occupational forces”. MIP said some elements instead of focusing on the unresolved issue-- 70 years of Indo-NagaMyanmar political conflict and the sacrifices made by NSCN for sovereignty, took advantage of the public’s longing for peace and tranquility in the area and “manipulated the emotional situation and architectured the non-cooperation declaration”. MIP said “security forces in an unprovoked attack gunned down one innocent civilian and injured another civilian at Aghunato Area last year in November 2 in which two NSCN workers were also killed”. MIP said despite offensive combing operations continuing in the area, the architectures of non-cooperation seemed to have ignored the actual sustained provocative actions of the security forces responsible for NSCN’s retaliation. It said over a dozen “NSCN workers were arrested, tortured, imprisoned and killed under Zunheboto district by security forces during the last 18 months”. However, MIP said NSCN had been maintaining maximum restraint and avoiding confrontation in the district to ensure public safety. This, MIP said had emboldened the occupational forces to adopt more aggressive posture in the area. (Cont’d on p-5)

Now, access driving licence on your mobile NEW DELHI, SEP 7 (PTI): Citizens will now be spared from the hassle of carrying physical driving licences and vehicle registration certificates (RCs), which can be accessed online or on their mobile phones using DigiLocker. Launching the integration of DigiLocker with the Driving Licence and Vehicle Registration system of the ministry of road transport and highways today, Union minister Nitin Gadkari said citizens can use these as valid identification at airports too. The digital driving licence and vehicle registration documents will be available on citizens’ cellphones via the DigiLocker mobile app and this will ensure authenticated on the spot verification by various law enforcement authorities like the traffic police. “The system will not only eliminate corruption but is a mega step towards realising Prime Minister’s Digital India drive. The citizens can

use this at airports as valid identity document,” Road Transport and Highways Minister Gadkari said. According to Gadkari, this move is vital for the transport sector where 19.5 crore vehicles are registered and there are 10 crore driving licences. “If someone is stopped anywhere, he or she can show driving licence on mobile phone. This will benefit common masses and ensure a corruption free, transparent system devoid of red tapism. Crores of people will benefit,” he said. He said the proposed new motor vehicle legislation will have provisions for online driving licences. The minister said the transport ministry is actively pursuing the digitisation of documents and this will help in enforcement of traffic laws and enhance citizen convenience. He said DigiLocker integration with the ministry will

make available over 19 crore digital vehicle RCs and about 10 crore driving licences in citizens’ DigiLocker accounts and the digitally signed accounts will be at par with the physical certificates as per the IT Act, 2000. IT and law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, who launched the system along with Gadkari, said there are 21 lakh registered users of DigiLocker. “Technology is a big enabler. Digital India is designed to empower India and Indians,” Prasad said. DigiLocker is a key initiative under Digital India and serves as a platform for issuance of documents and certificates in a digital way, thus eliminating the use of physical documents. Citizens who sign up for the DigiLocker account get dedicated cloud storage space which can be used for storing key documents like voter ID, driving licences and vehicle registration certificates.

DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Dimapur police on Wednesday apprehended two Nigerian nationals, while trying to enter the state by road without valid documents, said Addl dy. commissioner of police and PRO in a press statement. PRO said that the two have been identified as Tobias Chizoba Anijunsi and Raymond Chinenyeuba Newze. In this regard, a case has been registered under the Foreigners Act, PRO said.

ACAUT meet on fuel racket

T.R. Zeliang receiving the award.

DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, received an award for Environmental Development during the 4th Edition of the Pangkor Dialogue at Ipoh city in the Malaysian State of Perak, on September 6, 2016. According to a statement issued by media cell, CMO, the award was presented to him in a glittering function attended by hundreds of renowned global leaders, academicians and personalities from various parts of the world. Zeliang was recognised by the Dialogue organisers, Institute Darul Rudzuan in collaboration with the Malaysian Government, for the efforts made by the people of Nagaland for environmental preservation and promotion. Earlier in the day, the chief minister, in his keynote address, narrated the efforts of the Naga people to make Nagaland the Amur Falcon capital of the World and how Nagas, like many South East Asian societies, lived in close proximity and dependent on nature. Receiving the award on behalf of the people of Nagaland, Zeliang thanked the organisers for appreciating and recognising the people’s efforts to conserve and preserve nature. He appealed to the people of Nagaland to continue environmental preservation and development and said that people should cooperate with the government to undertake mass tree plantation every year and preserve available natural flora and fauna.

C.L John for promoting Nagamese NSCN (K) reacts to non- ENPUD appeals orphanage homes Correspondent

Dmu police nab 2 Nigerians

DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union Dimapur (ENPUD) has appealed to all the orphanage/destitute homes in Dimapur to intimate to the union regarding the details of the eastern children kept at their institution. A joint press statement, issued by Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union Dimapur president M.C Ongbou Chang and general secretary M. JeangeYanlem said the appeal was being made with the view of keeping proper co-ordination between the institutions and the union for general interest and the welfare of (Cont’d on p-5) the children.

DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland has invited all the civil society organisations, individuals and other stakeholders to attend a meeting, which is scheduled to be held on September 10, 2 p.m. at Hotel Lake Shilloi, Conference Hall, and share their views on the issue of fuel adulteration. In a press release, media cell, ACAUT Nagaland opined that aspects of the fuel adulteration issue, which was being currently handled by the Special Investigation Team (SIT) constituted by the state government, needed to be thoroughly deliberated with all the civil society organisations and stakeholders for better understanding of the true and correct picture. “Very importantly, the ACAUT being a people’s movement, the opinion of stakeholders is solicited at this critical juncture,” it stated.

Vehicle owners asked to remove tinted films

DIMAPUR, SEP 7 (NPN): Dimapur traffic police has issued a reminder asking all vehicle owners to remove all black/tinted films from the safety glasses of their vehicles. In a press release, addl dy. commissioner of police and PRO reminded on the judgement of the apex court order, which prohibited the use of films of any Visual Light Transmission (VLT) percentage or any material on glass panes and windshields of vehicles. In this regard, PRO said that the Dimapur traffic police during its current drive had removed black films from 549 vehicles so far. The officer has also cautioned that unauthorized use of designated plates and beacon lights, vehicle with UR/AF display plates, would be booked under relevant laws. Further, hospitals and ambulance operators have been informed to give proper instruction to drivers and technicians not to misuse sirens and emergency lights when the vehicles were not carrying patients. Therefore, if anyone found misusing the same would be booked, PRO said.

Swine flu outbreak in Manipur border IMPHAL, SEP 7 (IANS): An outbreak of swine flu in Moreh, a town along the Manipur-Myanmar border, has killed several pigs. The district administration has banned import of pork and piglets from across the border. Locals said on Wednesday that the outbreak was reported a few days ago. One local woman, L. Haokip, who lost all her five pigs, said: “First the pigs lost appetite and then developed lethargy. They showed drowsiness and eventually died.” Locals said they took the pigs to the veterinary hospital in the border town for treatment. However, the veterinarians there told them that there was no medicine or vaccine to contain the outbreak. “The only fridge meant for preserving the vaccines and other medicines went out of order over four years back. When we went seeking help, we saw that some rats were inside the fridge,” an agitated local resident said. K Y M C

IFAD, UNDP delegates visit ICAR-NRC on mithun

state GDRN/NNC (N/A) refutes impeachment claim DIMAPUR: GDRN/NNC (N/A) MIP has clarified that its president Kiumukam Yimchunger has not been impeached and has termed the news report as “null and void”. In a press statement, GDRN/NNC (N/A) MIP said no such official meeting was convened to impeach the president and that the matter only aroused due to its home/ kilo kilonser. GDRN/NNC (N/A) MIP has informed that its kilo kilonser Toivi Aye has been terminated from the date of publication of the notice and warned any individual or group not be involved with him or shall face the same consequences.

Policeman run over by train

Delegation of IFAD and UNDP during their visit at ICAR-NRC on Mithun.

DIMAPUR: A delegation of International Fund for Agriculture Development (IFAD) and United Nation Development Project (UNDP), who are travelling Nagaland to have a consultation with government of Nagaland for preparation and implementation of the project proposal on “Fostering Climate Smart Highland agriculture in Rural areas of Nagaland”, visited ICAR-NRC on Mithun on Wednesday. The delegation visited the Institute Mithun farm and witnessed the semi-intensive system of mithun rearing developed and practised by the

institute. They also visited the Medziphema campus of the institute and had an interaction with the scientists of the institute. Director, ICAR-NRCM, Dr. Abhijit Mitra made a brief presentation about the activities of the institute and apprised the delegation about the importance of mithun farming as an alternative livelihood for the region and conservation of the forest. The institute showcased the leather products made from the mithun skin. Countr y representative, India and Pacific, IFAD, Rasha Omar who was leading the delegation, expressed

DIMAPUR: A Nagaland police personnel died on Wednesday after he was run over by a train at K.M. 258/5 railway track near Kuda and Thahekhu junction. According to Addl dy. commissioner of police and PRO, the incident took place in an unmanned crossing at around 6 am. The deceased was identified as Aonenba Ao son of Chubanuken of Changki village, PRO said.

her satisfaction with the very impressive work of regional, national and international importance of particular significance and conservation of the species and its adaptation to the climate change. APC & commissioner secretary, T. Imkonglemba Ao coordinating the visit, stressed the significance of mithun rearing for conservating the environment and maintaining the biodiversity. The delegation also included Meera Mishar, country co-ordinator, India, IFAD; Lianchawii, programme analyst, UNDP and DIMAPUR: ATMA ZunJohn Borgoyary, head, North heboto conducted demonEast, UNDP. stration on quality selection and management of ginger rhizome and demonstration on nursery bed preparation on cabbage on August 30 at Lamunity at village level on HIV & AIDS issues. zami village, Ghathashi block. Group work and interactive sessions were also The demonstration was carcarried out during the training period. ried out by ATM, Tiarenla The resource persons for the training Jamir and the seed bed was were SMO, CHC Noklak Dr. Victor, joint prepared with the help of the director (IEC), NSACS, Metevinuo Sakh- farmers who also participated rie, asst. director (MM), NSACS Chongkoi in planting the seeds. ImporKhaming and program manager, KBCA tance of making seed bed nursery was highlighted along NGO-TI, Noklak, Khumong. During the inaugural of the training pro- with management practices of gramme, chairman village council Noklak, nursery bed until transplantPanpan delivered the welcome address while ing to the main field. AltoNoklak Village Baptist Church Associate Pas- gether 17 farmers attended the programme. tor, Thingpia said the invocation prayer.

ATMA Zbto conducts demonstration on quality selection

‘Training of trainers’ for KMH members

DIMAPUR: Two-day “Training of Trainers” (ToT) was conducted with 25 women leaders of Khiamniungan Menyiu Hoikam (KMH) from September 2 to 3 at village council hall, Noklak. The trainees were provided IPC toolkit translated into Khiamniungan dialect and reporting formats to be used during the village level IPC campaign covering 30 villages under Noklak and Thonoknyu blocks of Tuensang district. Training was organised by Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) with an objective to capacitate the women leaders, who in turn would capacitate their own com-

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, September 8,2016

news in brief ACD general meeting: Aichisaghemi Community Dimapur (ACD) has convened a general meeting on September 10, 9 a.m. at its banker for its ensuing silver jubilee celebration. All community members have been asked to attend the meeting.

churches would jointly be organising a revival and healing festival from November 18 to 20. All committee members have been requested to attend the meeting on September 9, 4 p.m, at Eastern Bible College, bank colony, Dimapur.

has informed all Phom students studying in Dimapur to get their name registered in the union on or before September 20. For further details in regard to registration and membership one has been asked to conact at 8974697420, 8414849458.

has convened an emergency meeting on September 10, 10.30 a.m. at EBRC training hall. All the concerned have been requested to attend the meeting along with the appointment order and membership fee of Rs 200. For further information one has been asked to contact at 8729998854.

ANGPT Bhandari informs: All Nagaland Government DPSU informs: Dimapur Phom Students Union (DPSU) Primary Teachers (ANGPT) serving under SDEO Bhandari

SOUDA general meeting: Shena Old Union Dimapur

Free computer training: Free training on computer courses have been made available at Government Polytechnic Kohima, throughout the year for three days in a week, two hours per day for a period of three months. Interested RLC-1CA meeting: Rengma Lotha Class-1 Contrac- candidates with minimum qualification of 10 plus have been tors Association (RLC-1CA) has convened an emergency asked to avail the same. meeting on September 10, 10 a.m. at Hotel Japfü, Kohima. TSUD general conference: Tenyimi Students’ Union All the concern members have been requested to attend the Dimapur (TSUD) would be holding its 5th general confermeeting. ence on October 1 at IMC hall under the theme ‘perspire MOCK informs: Mount Olive College Kohima (MOCK) and achieve’. has informed that dedication of college building and fresh- RHU 3rd foundation day: Rengma Handicapped Union ers’ social would be held on September 9, 9 a.m. at college (RHU) would be holding its 3rd foundation day on Septemauditorium. ber 9, 10 a.m. onwards at Tseminyu town hall. State comDC informs cable operators: DC and chairman Regional missioner for Person with Disabilities, Dr. Atha Vizol would Transport Authority (RTA) Dimapur as per the RTA board grace the occasion as the chief guest with ADC Tseminyu, meeting on July 16, 2016 resolution has informed all the Vikhweno M. Meratsu as the guest of honour. cable operators within Dimapur town to take up corrective BPP programme at IGNOU: An induction programme measures to clear all the unattended cable wires lying on for Bachelor Prepatory programme (BPP) and certificate the street and footpath, in Church Road, Circular Road and programmes of IGNOU Study Centre-2001, Modern ColIn Khermahal as it was posing danger for the safety of the lege, Kohima would be held on September 9, 2 p.m. at the public. college auditorium. Learners have been requested to attend PHK general meeting: Pochury Hoho Kohima (PHK) the programme and collect their study materials as informed has convened a general meeting on September 11, 11 a.m. by the co-ordinator of the Study Centre. at the Pochury community building, Officers Hill Kohima. LSU meeting: Lazami Students’ Union (LSU) has conAll concerned members have been invited to attend the meet- vened a meeting on September 10, 9 a.m. at village council ing. hall, Lazami village. All the executives, advisors, action GM DIC Longleng informs: Office of the General Man- committee, unit presidents and representatives, GBs, teachager of District Industries Centre (DIC) Longleng has in- ers and well wishers have been requested to attend the meetformed all the applicants of PMEGP 2016 under Longleng ing. district of KVIB/DIC that the selection interview would be NAYO to host AYO 25 yrs celebration seminar: Northheld on September 13, 10 a.m. onwards in the office cham- ern Angami Youth Organization (NAYO) would be hosting ber of deputy commissioner, Longleng. Applicants have Angami Youth Organization’s (AYO) 25 years celebration been asked to produce their documents in original during commemoration seminar on “Education” on September interview and have also been informed that no separate call 10 at Meriema village panchayat hall. NAYO has invited its letter would be issued. well wishers and reminded its units/villages to partake in AYO presidential council meeting: Angami Youth the seminar with the detailed number of delegates. Organization (AYO) has convened a presidential council UCTE first office bearers: Ura College of Teacher Edumeeting on September 14, 11 a.m. at APO Hall, Kohima cation (UCTE) has elected its first batch of office bearers to deliberate on the upcoming AYO silver jubilee. All kicha headed by Angelo Pfithu as vice president and Inock Wanth president and office bearers, village unit president and gen- as general secretary along with eight other members and eral secretary have been asked to attend the same. two senior representatives. Tetseo College to hold PTM: Tetso College would be DWO Dmu informs: District Welfare Officer, Dimapur holding its Parents Teacher Meeting (PTM) on September has informed that payment for state disabled/ blind/ schol10, 9:30 a.m. at the college amphitheatre. All parents/guard- arship (not IGNDPS) beneficiaries for the year 2015-16 for ians have been requested to attend the meeting along with Dimapur District would be made from September 13 to 20 the students. at DWO Dimapur. All beneficiaries have been informed to Dimapur churches to organize revival: Dimapur collect their payments within the stipulated dates. Area (SOUDA) has convened a general meeting on September 10, 9 a.m. at the residence of its banker Hekishe K Achumi, Diphupar, Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

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More report on Teachers’ Day celebration from across the state

(L-R): Speaker addressing ZSU combined Teachers’ Day celebration. Students, teachers and others of GPS Khutsokhuno. Some of the participants of Sangto Christian School Chessore Teachers’ Day celebration. Special number being presented during Akuhaito Town - Coco Area Students’ Union Teachers’ Day celebration.

(L-R): Teachers and others at RSU Teachers’ Day celebration at Tseminyu. DLSA Teachers’ Day celebration at Phek. SBI Evening Branch chief manager Timmy Gangte addressing the teachers of Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur on Teachers’ Day celebration . Cornerstone Higher Seconday School held its Teachers’ Day celebration on September 5 at the school auditorium. The audience were enthralled with mesmerizing numbers of songs, dance, drama etc.

DIMAPUR: Zuketsa Students Union (ZSU) organized a combined Teachers’ Day programme at ZAPO Court with secretary I & P, Theja Therieh, NTC and president, Chakhesang Hoho, Kohima as the guest speaker. Speaking on the occasion, Theja Therieh urged the teachers to inculcate enthusiasm and learning zeal in the mind of the students, stating that every teacher should be a good role model and a guide. Encouraging the students, he said teaching and learning process should not be confined only to “the four walls of classroom but to bring all round development.” He encouraged students to be receptive, diligent and sincere in their duties and bring laurels and pride to schools and community as a whole. Chief judicial magistrate, Kohima, Mezivolu T. Therieh displayed visual talk K

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on Child Abuse and Corporal Punishment in the schools. A special presentation by students of different school enthralled the program. The program was attended by seven schools under Zuketsa Circle, VECs, village leaders, Zuketsa Adhoc Committee members, elders and well wishers. GPS KHUTSOKHUNO: Government Primary School Khutsokhuno under Phek district celebrated Teachers’ Day wherein chairman village council of Khutsokhuno, Shetsoyi Chizo urged the staff and students to work cohesively for the larger interest of the school. Village Education Committee (VEC) chairman Shekhohu Chizo emphasized on unity and coordination among the parents, VEC, students and teachers while senior teacher Khriezo Rhakho acknowledged one and all for their cooperation. The function was

chaired by Zashevoyi Sapuh while vote of thanks was said by teacher in-charge, Shetsove Vero. SCSC: Sangto Christian School Chessore (SCSC) celebrated Teachers’ Day with more than 600 students and dignitaries from various organisations. The programme was presided by Limtsula and Dokhum, where CAPF vice president Kilongba, Solong of CVSU spoke on importance of teachers in moulding today’s society. Significance of the day was delivered by pastor Allen board chairman and benediction by Kumkiuba ex pastor CVBC. CASU: Akuhaito town - Coco Area Students’ Union (CASU) organised 2nd Coco area combined Teachers’ Day programme on September 5 at Akuhaito Government High School under the theme “you are special”. Speaking as guest

speaker, headmaster St. Peter’s School Atoizu, Rev. Fr. Shikaho Isaac Swu exhorted teachers to be dedicated in their profession saying teaching as a noble profession requires patience, affection and sacrifices. He urged the teachers not only to focus on book knowledge but also to teach the students to learn something valuable in life. Rev. Fr. Shikaho also reminded them that as a teacher he/ she should have a constructive quality to let a student achieve their aim/goal in life. Village chief, Roto Old, Er. Hukato Shohe exhorted the teachers on behalf of Coco Area Joint Council, Akuhaito. Seven schools namely, Government High School Akuhaito, Government Middle School, Rotomi, Government Primary School, Khrimtomi, Government Middle School Philimi, Government Primary School Akuhaito,

Coco Mount School Akuhaito and St. Paul’s Catholic School Akuhaito attended the programme. RSU: Rengma Students’ Union (RSU) in collaboration with the sub-divisional education office (SDEO) Tseminyu held a combined Teachers’ Day on September 5 at Tseminyu town hall with speaker Naga Students Federation Joshua Thong Seb as chief guest. In the programme, welcome speech was said by SIS Tseminyu Chengeseng Kath, short speech by R. N.David Magh, acknowledgment by Daniel Magh, vote of thanks was delivered by Hanchulo Magh while Pastor Myanbemo Odyuo said the benediction. About 30 teachers from both the private and government and about 400 students attended the function. DLSAs: District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs) in various districts commemorated Teacher’s Day

by organizing special programmes at the school premises, in coordination with the school authorities to impart basic legal literacy targeting the younger generations on the special day. In Longleng, the programme was organized by the Longleng District Legal Services Authority in collaboration with the school authority at school hall of Government High School Bhumnyu. The programme commenced with the invocation by deacon P. Chaoba and welcome address by the student, E.Yingkang of class X. School students of Government High School Bhumnyu presented special numbers and display vibrant exhortations. Chief judicial magistrate and secretary of Longleng DLSA, Victo Sema gave the introductory remarks on the functioning and roles of the legal services authority in the district. Asst. public pros-

ecutor and ex-officio member of Longleng DLSA, Abraham apprised the students on the legal issues of cyber crime. Mane Phom spoke on the legal systems of the Indian Judiciary System. Imlichuba Phom illustrated the various provisions and salient featuresof the Legal Services Authority Act. Victo Sema highlighted the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COPTA) 2003.The programme concluded with a word of gratitude from P.Singh. I n Pe r e n , t h e p r o gramme was conducted led by secretary of Peren District Legal Services Authority and civil judge (Jr.) Peren, Somet Chang at the Government High School, Jalukie. Chang, apprised the students on the topic Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012. The panel lawyer, Asunbe spoke on the Right to Education Act, the Right of

Children to Free and Compulsory Education and the schemes on Child Friendly Legal Services to Children and their Protection. In Phek, the programme was organized by Phek District Legal Services Authority in association with the Kiddies Conner School, Phek. The special day was observed with presentation of exhortation activities by the Kiddies Corner School Students and literacy session by the Phek DLSA officials. Civil judge and secretary of Phek District Legal services Authority, Ajong Imchen speaking on the occasion highlighted the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education on Right to Education Act. Teacher’s Day programmes in various district organized by respective DLSAs is a part of the Legal Services Activities program included in the common plan of Action-Nagaland State Legal Services Authority. K

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WEATHER FORECAST September 8

(Temperature in ºC) Max Agartala A thunderstorm in the area 33 Aizawl Cloudy, a t-storm in spots 27 Guwahati A thunderstorm in the area 32 Imphal Couple of thunderstorms 28 Itanagar Some rain and a thunderstorm 28 Shillong Cloudy, a t-storm in spots 23 Kohima A shower and t-storm around 23 Dimapur A thunderstorm in the area 32 Mkg Cloudy with a thunderstorm 26 Tuensang Couple of thunderstorms 23 Wokha Cloudy, a t-storm in spots 26 Zunheboto Cloudy with a thunderstorm 22

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(L-R): Merentoshi and others after inaugurating GHS Sapotimi. SDEO Zunheboto and others after inaugurating GMS Kawoto Building. (NP) Correspondents

MOKOKCHUNG/ZUNHEBOTO, SEP 7 (NPN): Newly constructed buildings of Government High School (GHS) Sapotimi and Government Middle School (GMS) Kawoto were inaugurated Wednesday in separate programmes. Advisor to Chief Minister, Merentoshi R Jamir while inaugurating the newly constructed GHS Sapotimi has called upon the communities to extend support and contributions to schools as much as it does to churches. Stating that the future of the society lies in running quality schools, Merentoshi called upon the communities to cooperate with the

teachers. He said teachers bear a greater responsibility in shaping the future of a citizen. Lauding the close-knit relationship between the neighbouring villages inhabited by Aos, Sangtams and Sumis, Merentoshi said this could be the trend setter for other Nagas tribes to emulate and live as one. While giving a brief history of the school, Tokugha Sumi said the school was established in year 1930 as a private primary school and later upgraded to Middle School in 1958. He said in the year 1965, the state government recognised the school and was upgraded to high school in the year 2015.

State BJP leaders call on central leaders

In the programme, welcome address was delivered by Village Council Sapoti chairman, Khekuto Chophi, vote of thanks was delivered by Assistant Headmaster GHS, Sapotimi Kenneth Jakha, invocation was said by SBS Pastor Kihoshe Assumi and benediction by women leader SBS, Honishi Chophi. A special song was presented by the students of GHS, a folk song by the women of Sapotimi and cultural dance by the men folk. ZUNHEBOTO: GMS Kawoto building was inaugurated by Sub-divisional Education Officer (SDEO) cum District Education Officer, Zunheboto H Niholi Khulu on Wednesday at

Kawoto Village. In her address, Niholi called upon the inhabitants of the village to support and cooperate with the teachers for the welfare of the students and to provide quality education. She also urged the teachers to rededicate themselves in shaping the future of the students so that they could have a bright future which in turn would be beneficial for the society. Earlier, the building was dedicated through a prayer by Kawoto Baptist Church Women Pastor Alovi Sumi, while short speeches were delivered by Kawoto village GB Hukheto Sukhalu and coordinator, RMSA Sharon Sema.

WTC informs business community

DIMAPUR: Wokha Town Council (WTC) in a notification has stated that many businessman/businesswoman were in the “habit of bringing/importing second hand clothes/articles from plain area” to Wokha town for sell without obtaining permit from WTC which it said was illegal as per Nagaland Municipal Act of 2001. In a press release, WTC administrator, Hetolu Swu has notified all such businessman/woman of Wokha town to obtain permit from WTC office for bringing and selling such articles without fail to avoid any problem in future. WTC also stated that anybody violating the order would be dealt with seriously and a fine of Rs.5000 shall be imposed/ articles seized or both and no request whatever would be entertained thereafter. It also informed that inspector and supervisors of WTC would conduct checking and shall submit report to the administrator for prosecution against the defaulters.

DIMAPUR: Department of Civil Defence & Home Guards (CD & HG) Wokha conducted an awareness and training programme on disaster management on Wednesday for the inhabitants of Suren Likya, Orchid and GA Project colonies under Wokha town. During the programme, the residents were imparted with basic training on first aid and emergency methods of rescue. A brief lecture was also given on “dos and don’ts during earthquakes” was also delivered. Demonstrations on search and rescue techniques were displayed and practical training was also imparted by the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF). According to a press release issued by the district commandant CD & HG Wokha, Avinuo, the department has already conducted

CD&HG displaying basic “dos and dont’s” to residents.

a number of trainings to different schools including Bharat Scouts & Guides under the district during the current financial year, while all the colonies and wards

‘India Diabetes Study’ to be conducted in Nagaland DIMAPUR: Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) in collaboration with Madras Diabetes Research Foundation, Chennai has been carrying out a nation-wide study called “India Diabetes Study” and also would cover the North Eastern States of India. A press note by principal director, Dr L. Watikala informed that the study would be conducted in Nagaland through the department of Health and Family Welfare, and would be for a period of nine months. The pilot study would begin from September 8, in Kohima district, covering 50 villages and 50 urban wards throughout the state with total sample size of 4000 individuals. The release stated that the study is the first of its kind and would provide a reliable data on the prevalence of diabetes, pre-diabetes, hypertension,

and common heart diseases. The study subjects would also be benefitted directly through free testing of blood sugar, measurement of height and weight, referral of positive cases to health centres, etc. The field work would be conducted by teams of quality supervisors, field investigators, and field technicians (nurses and lab technicians) who have been locally recruited and trained by ICMR in Chennai and Dibrugarh. Dr. Vizolie Suokhrie, joint director will be the Principal Investigator and Dr. Sao Tunyi, Epidemiologist as the Co- Principal Investigator for India Diabetes Study, Nagaland.

of Wokha town will also be provided similar training and awareness on disaster management in a phase-wise manner within the next few months.

ANGPTA informs Dimapur: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Kohima unit has informed all concern government primary teachers irrespective of nature of appointment serving under Kohima district to furnish the teachers data for maintaining of seniority list as per the directive from the department on September 12 and 13, 10 a.m. onwards at Khonoma Rüpfüno Building D block Colony Kohima. All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association Kohima unit has also informed them to submit the annual membership fee of Rs. 200.

Nagaland state BJP leaders with Dr. Jitendra Singh on September 6 at Delhi. DIMAPUR: A team of Nagaland State BJP unit has been camping at Delhi for the eight days and meeting central BJP leaders and various union ministries in regard to various issues pertinent to state party affairs and for the state development programmes. A press note from BJP Nagaland spokesperson stated that the State BJP delegation met minister of DoNER and

department of Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh on September 6. While interacting, Dr. Jitendra had assured all possible logistic assistance to the party. The release stated that it was decided that the DoNER minister, chief minister and state BJP team would meet soon to work out the programmes to strengthen the DAN. State BJP unit delegation

led by its president Visasolie Lhongue also met Narendra Singh Tomar, union minister of Rural Development, Arun Singh, national general secretary (HQ) at the party head office, Delhi. The release stated that the state team would continue to camp at Delhi for next couple of days to meet the prime minister, national president, and central leaders.

BJP Wka informs mandal presidents

Dimapur: As per the BJP Wokha executive meeting held on September 7, all the mandal presidents of 37 A/c, 38 A/c, 39 A/c and 40 A/c have been informed to submit detailed list of office bearers along with the photo copy of mandal president appointment order on or before September 15. BJP Wokha has informed that failure to comply as notified would be seriously viewed as non-performing mandals which would be subjected to new appointment and no further complaint would be entertained.

CIH three-month course on organic farming concludes

Director CIH with staff & trainees of certificate course.

DIMAPUR: Three-month course on “organic farming and certification of horticulture crops” organised by Central Institute of Horticulture (CIH), Nagaland concluded on Wednesday. On September 7, certificate distribution programme was organized, wherein CIH director, Dr. Lallan Ram urged the trainees to utilize the skills for generating income and improving their livelihood. He also highlighted on the prospects of organic horticulture in NE states and encouraged the trainees use the knowledge acquired from the course for K

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horticulture development. Certificates and organic seeds were distributed during the closing programme. As a part of the course, the trainees underwent a 15 days internship programme at Lakshmi Agriculture Multipurpose Project, Pabhoi Greens, Biswanath Chariali, Assam. A total of 15 trainees from two states of North East (viz. Manipur & Nagaland) completed the certificate course. Meanwhile, it has been informed that the course on “Modern Nursery Management of Horticulture Crops” would begin from September 14. K

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Flood rescued rhino calves released in paddock

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Manipur CEO-Vivek Kumar Dewangan addressing a news conference on Wednesday.

Police foils proILPS students bid to storm Assembly

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IMPHAL, Sep 7: Police Wednesday foiled a bid to storm Manipur Assembly complex by a group of student activists of Joint Action Committee on Inner Line Permit (JCILPS). The student activists who carried out a rally protesting non-introduction of the proposed bill to protect the indigenous people of the state on the streets in Imphal attempted to storm the Assembly complex this afternoon.After a brief struggle police dispersed the students before reaching the Assembly complex in Imphal’s Chingmeirong.

OFFICE OF THE (Estd - 1968)

Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland

FELICITATES

Dimapur Okotsoe Ekhüng (DOE) Dimapur, would like to congratulate the following persons for their tireless efforts and achievements : (1) Shri. A. Zibenthung Kithan, SDO (C) Tobu for being promoted to the post of ADC Tobu. (2) Dr. Vincent Merry, for his success in completing M.D Forensic Medicine Specialist from PT. B.D. Sharma PGIMS, Rohtak, Haryana. (3) Shri. Sandemo Ngullie, for achieving the prestigious Governor's Artist Award. (Thungchibemo Shitiri) Chairman Dimapur Okotsoe Ekhüng

(Steve Kithan) Secretary Dimapur Okotsoe Ekhüng

INVITATION

FELICITATION

Time: 09:00 am Date: 12TH Sept. 2016 Venue: St. John Hr. Sec. School Tuensang

St. John Hr. Sec. School, Tuensang solicits the kind presence of all the past pupils and teachers of the school for the alumni meet to rekindle and rejuvenate the past memories and set a path for the future wellbeing of the institution. Looking forward you for your cooperation and participation. Principal St. John Hr. Sec. School, Tuensang

FELICITATION

Through this column, we would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mrs Z. Alice (G.T Shovishe Memorial High School) Zunheboto, for receiving District Teachers Award 2016. We wish her a success in her future endeavour. From – family members

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Diphu, Sep 7: The eight rhino calves which were rescued during recent Kaziranga flood 2016, were introduced to makeshift temporary large paddock in a natural environment as part of stabilization process to make them feel of the

environment and habituate with nature to reduce the stress level inside the campus of Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC), the jointly run wildlife care facility of Assam Forest Department and Wildlife Trust of India supported by International Fund for Animal Welfare

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OFFICE OF THE KUTSAPOMI UNIFORM SERVICE WELFARE UNION Phek, Nagaland

FELICITATES

With immense joy and pride we the members of the Kutsapomi Uniform Service Welfare Union Phek Town extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Vechipa Vese, S/o Chiekhuthiyi Vese AIGP Administration of Kutsapomi Village for being inducted in IPS Cadre on 18th August 2016. The Union wish him success in all his endeavours. KUSWU K-3385

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YEMHI MEMORIAL COLLEGE (YMC)

We the family members of Mr & Mrs. Supongmatong of Chuchuyimlang village would like to heartily congratulate Mrs. Sanentula, Primary School Teacher of Mongda Primary School for receiving the Best Teacher Award of 'Imakmangyang Award for Excellence in Teaching' in Chuchuyimlang Village on 5th Sept' 16. We further would like to wish her the best in all her future endeavours. DP-6776

NOTIFICATION

Nepali Basti, Dimapur

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Shillong, Sep 7: The Meghalaya Residents Safety and Security Bill, 2016, which will vet tenants and prevent criminals from finding shelter in the state, will be placed in the upcoming assembly session, Chief Minister Mukul Sangma said on Wednesday The assembly session is scheduled to be held from September 9.

During the budget session held in March , the Assembly had referred the bill to the select committee as it was perceived to have some flaws that could possibly lead to harassment to the local indigenous residents. The bill provides a framework for verification and regulation of tenants residing in the state by establishment of facilitation centres, installation of CCTV network and other measures to enhance the secu-

Nisheto Achumi Finance Secy., B.P.C.

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here will an Audition for Grand Finale of Inter-State Dance Championship 2016 to be held at Mariani, Where Celebrity Judge is Prince (Dancer, Choreographer & Actor) from Bollywood. Venue of the Audition is NRITYA ACADEMY OF DANCE & ART (NADA), near Durga Mandir, JITENDRA Tower, Dimapur : Nagaland. Audition Date : 13th September interested candidate may contact the said Academy from 2 p.m. onwards. Joining fees for Audition is Rs. 1000/Category B - 5 to 12 years Category A - 13 & above Contact No. : 09774819311

PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to Ms. Diana Marak, D/o Shri. RK Marak, that on 13.08.2013 you have purchased 50% share of the business from the undersigned and in consideration to which you have made some advance payment and the remaining amount was agreed to be paid by the end of the year i.e., 2013. However, you have failed to pay the remaining amount within the stipulated time. That, on 01.12.2013 your brother Shri. Vicky gave an assurance that on default a plot of land bearing Patta No. 799, Dag. No. 701, measuring an area of 01B-02K-18Ls, situated at “C” Khel, Kuda Village, Dimapur, Nagaland will be surrendered in lieu of the defaulted amount. By this notice, you are, therefore, required to clear your liabilities within 30 (Thirty) Days from the publication of this Public Notice. Please be informed that on default your property which is mentioned herein above shall be conﬁscated and impounded. Date : 07.09.2016

Principal YMC

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

Dated Dimapur the 7th Sept. 2016

INFORMATION

THE Co-ordinator NIOS, D.EL.Ed GHSS, Dimapur Study Centre hereby inform all the Trainees to report to the study centre on 13th Sept' 2016 at 1:30 PM without fail to discuss result related matters. DP-6790

Principal GHSS, Dimapur

MILITARY ENGINEER SERVICE

HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEERS, C/O 99 APO

HQ 137 Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of the President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works:1. Name of work : SPECIAL REPAIRS ROADS FROM MAIN GATE TO OR MESS, INTERNAL ROADS FROM OR MESS TO JCO CLUB TO SDS, MAIN OFFICE TO MT OFFICE TO R&I AT 86 FRW AT RANGAPAHAR MIL STN. 2. Estimated Cost : 36.37 Lakhs (Rupees thirty six lakhs thirty seven thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) Months 4. Tender ID : 2016_MES_83720_1 Tele/Fax: 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-2039

HQ 137 Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of the President of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following works:1. Name of work : SPECIAL REPAIR TO ELECT POLES AND ALLIED WORKS ALONG MAIN ROAD AT MASIMPUR MIL STN. 2. Estimated Cost : 18.52 Lakhs (Rupees Eighteen lakh fifty two thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) Months 4. Tender ID : 2016_MES_83724_1 Tele/Fax: 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-2037

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rity of the residents, prevent breach of peace and maintain public order. “We have finalized our recommendations and these will be made known only after placing before the House for its consideration,” Sangma told journalists after the Select Committee meeting. Earlier, the state government had referred the Bill to the select committee during the

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budget session of the Assembly held on March this year following severe criticism against the Bill which is alleged to be totally ‘out of context’ from the objective of having a comprehensive mechanism.The bill prescribes that all tenants residing in rented houses in the state will have to furnish to the police station or the local authority the requisite documents.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MINORITY AFFAIRS SCHOLARSHIP DIVISION

NOTICE

ATTENTION MINORITY STUDENTS The last date for receipt of online applications from minority students for Pre-matric for Class I to X and Post-matric for Class XI and XII through National Scholarship Portal (NSP 2.0) has been extended upto 30th September, 2016. Sd/Deputy Secretary (SS) davp 27101/11/0007/1617

FELICITATION

The Sumi Gazzetted Officers Union Dimapur, (SOUD) extends our heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed members, 1. Shri Hoto Yeptho on being promoted as Director, Land resources 2. Er. Kughaho Chophy on being promoted as Chief Engineer, irrigation n flood control 3. Dr. Pihoto Khala on being promoted as Director, veterinary & animal husbandry. We wish you all the very best and pray that God bless you with wisdom, good health and long life . Sd/. Er. Vihokhe Achumi, Gen Secretary, SOUD Er. Ghukhui Zhimomi, President, SOUD DP-6809

GRATITUDE

The GB's and council members of Ngozubomi Village and family members of Late Hokhevi Awomi would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our Honourable Parliamentary Secretary Soil & Water Conservation, Shri. Pukhayi Assumi under 34th Aghunato A/C for initiation and providing a relief fund of Rs. 4,00,000/- (Four Lakhs) cash to deceased wife Mrs. Shikaholi (Widow) under state disaster relief fund (SRDF) your kind deeds and noble gesture shall always be remembered. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Nagaland State Disaster Management Department, Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Addl. Deputy Commissioner Aghunato and Shri. Berimong Chang EAC Aghunato and all the individuals who initiated and were involved in this kind deeds. May God bless you abundantly. From :GB's VCM and family members DP-6784

KOINONIA PRAYER CENTRE TSIESE BASA, KOHIMA

“…….MY HOUSE SHALL BE CALLED A HOUSE OF PRAYER.” Matthew 21:13

MONTHLY REVIVAL PROGRAMME

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Students of YMC are hereby notiﬁed to ﬁll up B.A/ B.Com. 1st, 3rd & 5th Semesters End Term NU Examination Forms for both Regulars and Repeaters category from 8th to 10th of September 2016 (Time Between 9:00 am to 2:00 pm) without fail, for onward submission of the same to the University without delay.

From,K.P My love BABY Today as you celebrate this special day of yours, I want to thank you for making my life worth and special and for everything you did for me. You’re the sweetest gift I have in my life. May your days be filled with love and laughter. I love you truly madly deeply. Happy birthday my love.

INFORMATION The 38th Akuluto Running Volley Ball Trophy sponsored by the Black Panthers Club will be commencing from 10th to 13th of October 2016. All the interested clubs organizations and teams are informed/invited to take participation in the forth coming tournament. For more info:- Contact : 1. 9436079568 (President, B.P.C.) 2. 9436076470 (Gen. Secy., B.P.C)

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To the world, you may be one person, but to me, you are the world.Happy birthday my love

New residents’ bill in M’laya to be in place

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KAAC delegates call on new Assam Gov Diphu, Sep 7: A delegation of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) led by Tuliram Ronghang, Chief Executive Member met his Excellency, the Governor of Assam, Shri Banwarilal Purohit, at Raj Bhawan, Guwahati today. The delegates made the courtesy cell to welcome the newly appointed Governor and honored him with Karbi poho, choi hongthor and jamborong.

the total number of voters was 18,26,962 including 8,95,957 male and 9,31,005 female voters. The decrease in the number of voters was due to deletion of 24,523 during process. The deleted voters include those who had expired, shifted to other locations, repeated voters and disqualified voters, he said. The CEO observed a very high gender ratio in the final electoral roll and said against the projected 987 female voters per 1000 male, the ratio stands at 1036. CEO Vivek Kumar Dewangan further informed an increase of a total of 90 polling stations across the state. In the last general elections to the state Assembly held in 2012, the total polling stations of the state was 2704 and it will be increased to 2794. Meanwhile, a meeting convened by the state CEO on August 31 had charted out actionable points for poll preparedness, 2017 The meeting along with the state nodal police officers, DEO/DCs, SPs, Addl SPs, and EROs/AEROs had deliberated on issues for enabling and strengthening the various DEO’s office for poll preparedness for the forthcoming general elections to the state legislative assembly, 2017.

The eight rhino calves rescued during flood getting fed by vet workers.

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IMPHAL, Sep 7: A full bench of the Election Commission of India (ECI) led by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Nasim Zaidi will be on a twoday visit to Imphal to review the poll preparedness of Manipur Assembly election due early next year. The commission will review the poll preparedness on September 21 and 22, Manipur Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) Vivek Kumar Dewangan informed reporters during a news conference held in his office chamber on Wednesday. The ECI full bench is visiting the state after the recent visit by a team of the ECI led by its director general. The team had even visited the state on August 11 and 12 last and held review meetings with officials of state election authority, district electoral officers (DEOs), political parties and other stakeholders before taking a decision on holding Assembly election in Manipur. As the term of the current Manipur Assembly is due to end by March 18, 2017 and the general elections is to be held before the expiry of the term, election authority in Manipur had already started preparation for the same. As part of the preparation, state government had

also reallocated posting of 37 junior MCS (Manipur Civil Service) officers after issuing an order in this regard on Tuesday (September 6) as per a direction from the ECI. Twenty-two senior IAS officials posted in Manipur including two reserved have also been appointed as electoral roll observers to oversee and monitor the work of the electoral roll officers (EROs) and booth level officers (BLOs), the state CEO informed today. These officials have been asked to make at least three visits to their assigned Assembly segments to oversee the ongoing National Electoral Roll Purification (NERP) and Special Summary Revision, he added. The CEO called the news conference in connection with publication of draft electoral rolls of all 60 Assembly segments of that state. Making the official announcement of the publication of the latest electoral rolls, the CEO said that there has been an increase of 4256 voters in the revised roll. He said that as per the final electoral roll the total number of voters stand at 18,0,7843 which is against the projected voters 2118794. The latest number of voters is 54.70% . As per the draft roll first published in January last,

From your , Loving Son, Kaiho Achumi , SASRD, medziphema, Nagaland University

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Diphu, Sep 7: Three persons were critically injured when the vehicle they were travelling collided with a truck on NH39 at Poolbari, 2 Kilometers from Bokajan this evening. The incident occurred when the Santro car, number NL-07 9581 bumped into a truck no AS-01 0123 that come up to them from wrong side of the road, according to the bystanders. The injured persons were rushed to the nearby Bokajan CHC by the public. Due to critical condition of the injured persons, they were referred to Dimapur by doctors of Bokajan CHC. The injured persons were identified as Tali Ao, Cho Ao and Asen Ao residents of Mon District, Nagaland. One of the injured persons said that they were going to Duncan Bosti in Dimapur for some work. Meanwhile, Bokajan Police have seized both the vehicles and taken statements from both the parties.

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SPEAKER REV. ZOTUO KIEWHUO SENIOR PASTOR, KOINONIA BAPTIST CHURCH LEADERS 1. ROKOPRA MEKRO, ASSIT. PS. 2. MENUOSIELIE USOU, EVANGELIST SPECIAL PRAISE 1. VIZOSIETUO NEO 2. AZHANUO SEMOU PRAISE AND WORSHIP JESUS GENERATION , KOINONIA THE FEAST WILL BE HOST BY MEN’S FELLOWSHIP KOINONIA BAPTIST CHURCH.

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Members of various Kanada organizations staging a protest at Krishna Raja Sagara dam against the Supreme Court directive of releasing water to Tamil Nadu, in Mysuru on Wednesday. (PTI) (gravity) and other sources in the downstream. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As decided at the allparty meeting on Tuesday, we are soon filing a petition in the apex court for modifying its order to reduce the quantum (15,000 cusecs) to 10,000 cusecs and the number of days to six from 10 days, which we offered to release on September 5 as a goodwill gesture in response to the apex courtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s observation on September 2 to adopt a policy of live and let live,â&#x20AC;? said Siddaramaiah. Karnataka has also decided to soon petition the Cauvery Supervisory Committee for sparing the state from releasing more water as the quantum in all the four reservoirs across the river basin was 46.8 tmcft on Tuesday, which will be barely sufficient even for drinking

water supply to Bengaluru, Mandya and Mysuru. The combined storage of water in Kabini, KRS, Harangi and Hemavathi reservoirs is 114 thousand million cubic feet (tmcft) while the live storage is 104 tmcft. The apex court set up the supervisory committee in May 2013 as a pro-tem measure for implementing the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal award, which the central government notified in February of 2013 and six years after the tribunal declared the award in February 2007. The union Water Resources Secretary is the Chairman of the Supervisory Committee while the chief secretaries of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are its members, besides officials

Bihar Gov KUDATECH SKILL CENTRE gives assent to DIMAPUR : NAGALAND prohibition Bill Courses Duration Start date [Govt. Regn. No : 13/06/21/05149/EM-II, Dt. 19-05-14]

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Modi meets Abe in Laos

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MIP noted that Aghunato area had been the bastion of Naga struggle and the first Nagaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s war of independence, the 1955 Indo-Naga battle was fought at Hoshepu, Aghunato as the people of Aghunato had stood by with the NSCN. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It shall come to pass and anti-national elements involved in the declaration shall be exposed and defeated,â&#x20AC;? MIP stated. Further, NSCN (K) said its army would â&#x20AC;&#x153;resist and encounter the occupational forces throughout Naga inhabited territories as long as the Government of India uses armed forces to suppress the Nagaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s struggle for sovereign Independenceâ&#x20AC;?. MIP said atrocities were being committed on innocent Naga civilians under the garb of AFSPA. This itself has demonstrated that Nagas were not PM Modi with his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe during Indians, MIP stated. a bilateral meeting at 28th and 29th ASEAN Summit in Vientiane, Laos on Wednesday. (PTI)

ENPUD appeals orphanage homes

(From p-1) The union stated that for any correspondence with the union, one could contact ENPUD president (9612166328), general secretary (8974849080) and information secretary (8119953111). Meanwhile, the union expressed gratitude to Child Welfare Committee, Childline and DCPU of Dimapur for settling the case pertaining to Rson Star Children Home of Grace colony Lingrijan, Dimapur on August 25 and September 1, 2016 respectively. The union also appreciated ENWOD, ENSUD, all Dimapur Tribal Units and other well-wishers for their initiative and support in rescuing/restoring 16 Eastern Naga children from the said home to their parents/legal guardian through the respective tribal units of ENPUD.

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from the Central Water Commission. As 11,000 cusecs is equivalent to 1 tmcft and 15,000 cusecs is 1.36 tmcft, the combined reservoirsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; live storage will decline to 33.2 tmcft after September 16 - from 46.8 tmcft on September 6 if 13.6 tmcft is released in 10 days. A cusec, which is a measure of flow rate of water per second, is equivalent to a flow of 28.317 litres per second. â&#x20AC;&#x153;With the southwest monsoon retreating and prospects of more rains in the catchment areas of the reservoirs being bleak, the quantum of water (33.2 tmcft) will be barely sufficient for drinking water supply to Bengaluru, Mandya and Mysuru and very little for irrigation of agricultural fields,â&#x20AC;? admitted Siddaramaiah. As per the tribunalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s final award, Karnataka has to release 192 tmcft of water to Tamil Nadu during a normal year, when the southwest monsoon rainfall is above normal. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Due to weak rainfall in the catchment areas in the river basin, the four reservoirs have received 114.66 tmcft of water up to August 31 as against a normal flow of 215.7 tmcft, resulting in a deficit of 47.27 per cent,â&#x20AC;? said Siddaramaiah. Though the tribunal has provided for sharing of distress without giving the operational method or formula, the state released 33 tmcft of water till August on the basis of proportionality as specified by the tribunal. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ignoring the distress conditions, Tamil Nadu has sought 50 tmcft at the Central Water Commission gauge station at Biligundlu, which is applicable in a normal year and not in a distress year,â&#x20AC;? a water resources department official told IANS.

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Vol. XXVI NO. 272 Dimapur, thursday, September 8, 2016

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s commented on numerous occasions in this column, the need for improved connectivity by rail and air to and from Dimapur remains largely unfulfilled because of various reasons and chief among which has been a casual approach. The recent statement issued by the Aoyimti Village Council over the issue of providing land for extension of the Dimapur airport at approved rate of compensation again brings to focus the vested interest groups at play. It is yet to be confirmed, but the village council’s claim (or allegation) that the project got stalled because of the highly questionable decision made by the committee on November 28,2009 in rejecting the rate of Rs.450 per square feet that was proposed by the authorities and accepted by the landowners. The AVC further claimed, that when the Deputy Commissioner Dimapur had invited the villagers for a meeting to initiate process for land acquisition and other aspects, the council insisted that the November 28,2009 decision be revoked. When the DC agreed to look into the matter, he directed that the meeting minutes of the SLAA be endorsed to all members. However, according to the AVC, the meeting minutes were untraceable in the office. Thus, there were two issues that had literally sabotaged the airport extension projectthe controversial decision vide letter dated November 28,2009 issued by the Airports Authority of India(AAI) and chief secretary in presence of the chief minister and the parliamentary secretary in-charge tourism and transport. The question that comes to mind, is why did the committee(SLAA) which proposed Rs.450 per square feet make a U-turn on November 28,2009 to come to a decision, that the rate (Rs.450) was too exorbitant? Further, the AVC claimed that they were not given any opportunity to be heard when the committee made the decision. If the allegation made by the AVC is true, then it is indeed very unfortunate that the committee in presence of the chief minister and parliamentary secretary tourism and transport dealt a severe blow against the interest of the public of Nagaland. Dimapur airport is among the oldest in the region and once had a high volume of passengers. Due to step-motherly treatment by the erstwhile Indian Airlines Regional Office Calcutta(now Kolkata), Dimapur airport began to suffer from decreased flights which at one time was reduced from six a week to only thrice a week. The issue of not giving land for development in Nagaland is also an old problem which has to be deliberated. Most of the tribal lands except Dimapur cadastral area are deemed to belong to respective tribes and ownership of land and resources protected by Article 371(A). However, the interpretation or otherwise of Article 371(A), has been used in a negative way and it is time that the government send a strong signal that this clause cannot be misinterpreted in a subjective manner to block all development works which are meant to benefit all the people. The expansion of Dimapur airport should be taken as crucial for economic development and it is time that the state government identifies certain priorities. The state has missed many opportunities in the past due to the short sightedness of its leaders.

DailyDevotion Fountains of Blessings The water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life. —John 4:14 The picture our Lord described here is not that of a simple stream of water, but an overflowing fountain. Continue to “be filled” (Ephesians5:18) and the sweetness of your vital relationship to Jesus will flow as generously out of you as it has been given to you. If you find that His life is not springing up as it should, you are to blame— something is obstructing the flow. Was Jesus saying to stay focused on the Source so that you may be blessed personally? No, you are to focus on the Source so that out of you “will flow rivers of living water”— irrepressible life (John 7:38). We are to be fountains through which Jesus can flow as “rivers of living water” in blessing to everyone. Yet some of us are like the Dead Sea, always receiving but never giving, because our relationship is not right with the Lord Jesus. As surely as we receive blessings from Him, He will pour out blessings through us. But whenever the blessings are not being poured out in the same measure they are received, there is a defect in our relationship with Him. Is there anything between you and Jesus Christ? Is there anything hindering your faith in Him? If not, then Jesus says that out of you “will flow rivers of living water.” It is not a blessing that you pass on, or an experience that you share with others, but a river that continually flows through you. Stay at the Source, closely guarding your faith in Jesus Christ and your relationship to Him, and there will be a steady flow into the lives of others with no dryness or deadness whatsoever. Is it excessive to say that rivers will flow out of one individual believer? Do you look at yourself and say, “But I don’t see the rivers”? Through the history of God’s work you will usually find that He has started with the obscure, the unknown, the ignored, but those who have been steadfastly true to Jesus Christ.

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ome Minister Rajnath Singh has met around 300 people at Srinagar. Pakistan, too, has offered to have talks on Kashmir. Both steps, however laudable, are late by two to three years. The Kashmiris then wanted a settlement through a dialogue. Leaders like Yasin Malik and Shabbir Shah did take part in the conclaves held at Srinagar and New Delhi.The topic at that time was to make New Delhi realize that the state had acceded to the Union of India only three subjects: Defence, Foreign Affairs and Communications. But overzealous Jagmohan and governors like N.N. Vohra and his predecessors spread themselves all over. They did not keep in mind that accession was limited to only three subjects. The Kashmiri leaders were unhappy but felt helpless. Today, the young generation has gone beyond what their elders had promised. The youth now want independence, with freedom to chalk out their foreign policy. In fact, their

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Kashmir first, Pakistan later

concept of sovereignty is like the freedom which any country in the world enjoys. Their representatives invited me to Srinagar last month. I found them really agitated but quite clear about what they want. To call them fundamentalists or anti-India will not be fair. True, they want Srinagar to be like Washington or London and they do no links with Islamabad. They argue that their foreign policy will be decided by the elected members of the State assembly and not dictated by New Delhi or, for that matter, Islamabad. I told them that I believed their demand was understandable but how could India create another Islamic country on its border when it already has a bad experience of having one Islamic state, Pakistan. They shr ugged their shoulders when I argued with them that the Lok Sabha, with a majority behind Prime Minister Narendra Modi, would not concede their demand. This was your problem they said. The quantum of autono-

my can be a matter of debate Mrs Indira Gandhi and Pakibut certainly not the accession. stan’s Zulfikar Ali Bhutto has By going back to the very raison lost relevance. The situation d’être of Pakistan, we would today is different. It is regretstart another kind of a debate table that neither India nor and might disturb the equanim- Pakistan realizes this or, at ity which Hindus and Mus- least, gives that impression. It is lims have now a triangular achieved and all the three Kuldip Nayar despite an points will have unequal situation.Those who to be touched for an amicable pelted stones in Srinagar may settlement. be the misguided youth in one Another delegation to way. But they represent the Srinagar may be a futile exeraspirations for independence in cise because the Kashmiris feel the other way. They have gone that promises made earlier have far ahead of Yasin Malik and not been made good. Former Shabbir Shah, who are in jail. chief minister Omar Farooq The youth resent the very Abdullah, who now leads the accession to India. But they are National Conference, is quite equally indignant against Paki- right when he says that he finds stan, although some extremists no utility in delegations visitare trying to cloud. I think that ing Srinagar when the reports till a couple of years ago, the prepared by the earlier ones are matter could have been settled accumulating dust in the Home between the governments at Ministry corridors. New Delhi New Delhi and Srinagar but will have to prove its bona fides today the Kashmiris would first before the thread can be have to be part of any dialogue picked up from where it was on the future of the state. left off earlier. After all, what The UN resolution for was the demand of Sheikh Aba plebiscite in Kashmir or the dullah who had to spend some Shimla Agreement between 12 years at Kodaikanal in the

south? He wanted New Delhi to recognise that the state had joined the Union by concede of only three subjects. It was not for the Union to usurp more powers without consulting the unit that had acceded to it. Maybe, much water has flowed down the Jehlum since. But the situation can be retrieved by rolling back all laws which go beyond the scope of the three subjects. The youth in Kashmir may not feel happy but this is one possibility, although a remote one, to bring back the state on its tracks. During my talks with the students at Srinagar, I told them that it was not possible to meet the demand of full independence. India is already suffering from the pinpricks of Pakistan. By granting full independence to Kashmir, New Delhi will only be increasingly its problems. I also argued with the students that the land-locked valley would have to depend either on India or Pakistan for business.In reply, they said that they would be like Switzerland, a tourist resort and would

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Urra Uvie: The Nagas’ Legal Rights Versus the British Claims (Part I)

efore the year 1832, the Nagas were never disturbed by any foreign power, except the Thai invasion in 1228. It appeared that they crossed the Naga territory to enter Assam. While the Ahoms, the descendants of the ethnic Thai people, settled in most part of present-day Assam, portions of it had always belonged to the Naga people. This fact is undeniable: the existence of the Naga traditional boundary within Assam can be materially supported, in addition to the fact that there was the payment of a Naga Khat money to the Naga chiefs until 1962 by the Assam Government. When the British first appeared and intruded into the Naga homeland in 1832, it was, first of all, because they felt the need to open up a direct passage of communication between Assam and Manipur. According to Alexander Mackenzie, a British administrator and historian, majority of their expeditions were designed to bring their officers safely in and out of the Angami country. In other words, their primary intent did not seem to be one of conquering the Naga people or annexing their lands. The second reason of their entry into Naga-land was to persuade the Naga chiefs and their tribes to stop the periodic raids and plunders on the British subjects in Assam. With this in mind, the British government directed E.R. Crange, the Sub-Commissioner at Nagaon, to make survey. But since he could not successfully stop the raids, the British government sent its Military expeditions to the southern part of the Naga Hills from 1839-1850 with a goal of establishing their control over certain Naga areas. As a result, there were intermittent warfare between the British and the Naga people, which lasted for 48 years. Wherever the British conducted their expeditions and made uninvited explorations into the Naga areas, they were met with strong resistance. In 1847, for ex-

ample, Dr. Brown carried out an extensive tour of exploration in the Rengma area, which resulted in a battle between the Rengmas and the British troops. As for the Lothas, they were brought under the control of the British fairly easily, but not without the death of Captain Butler and some British subjects between 1841 and 1878. Among the many Naga battles with the British, perhaps the one that occurred in the eastern Angami area (now renamed as Chakhesang area) stands out as a glaring example. The Kikrüma people challenged the British army to a fight when the latter entered into their territory on February 8, 1851. Not to be cowed down, the British army led by Captain Vincent accepted the challenge and both the parties fought valiantly with each other into the latter part of March. Because of the warlike situation all over the Angami-inhabited areas at that time, the British were unable to set up even a single outpost in the heart of the Angami territory from 1832 to 1879 (Sir Robert Reid). Of course, there is no denying the fact that the Naga villages in the western Nagaland were brought under the administrative control of the British, with its headquarter in Kohima. But strictly speaking, even the Angami territory had never been really conquered by the British, let alone other Naga-inhabited areas of present-day Nagaland. Only the Nagas’ periodic raids on the British subjects in the plains were stopped and certain villages were forced to surrender. But as a people, the Nagas had never surrendered, whether officially or unofficially, to the British people at any point in history. The sovereign republic system of every Naga village, which was somewhat like the city-states of ancient Greece, made that impossible. Put it another way, there was never an en masse surrender or a written record of it to prove otherwise. Although our Naga country was not a nation in the sense the Europeans would

understand nation-state, the Nagas continued to govern themselves according to their own customary laws, and every village continued to remain free and independent as in ancient times. Knowing the wild nature of the Nagas very well, the British also chose to adopt a Non-Interference Policy in the Naga Hills from February 20, 1852 to 1865. Regarding this issue, Lord Dalhousie, Governor General, stated: “This policy was entirely discussed … to take their hills and establish our sovereignty over the savage inhabitants, but possession could bring no profit to us and would be as costly as it would be unproductive.” The British government, therefore, ordered for the withdrawal of their troops from the Naga Hills on political and economic reasons. It was only after 1865 when the Naga hostilities intensified that the British became more militarily aggressive again. To be fair, the unabated Naga raids on British subjects in Assam might have caused the British government to come up with a new policy at this time, since they seemed clearly intent to subdue the Naga Hills by establishing a new administration zone in 1866 at Chumukedima, with John Gregory as the Deputy Commissioner. In other words, sometime between 1866 and 1918, the Colonial Power seemed to have adopted a policy of dividing the western half of the Naga homeland, just as they did to the eastern half as evident in the Treaty of Yandabo, which was signed between the British and the Burmese on February 24, 1862. But the fact that the British started to arbitrarily draw demarcations, or boundary lines by setting up wooden or stone pillars on mounds of soil, within our contiguous homeland without our consent as land-owners speaks loudly of their deceptive mind and illegal action. Yet, they would justify their actions saying that they were only doing these demarcations for the purpose of their own “administra-

Personal view of 33% reservation for women

n my colony there is a man who is well-qualified in every sense. He is sincere and honest, humble and hardworking. He is benevolent and compassionate, intelligent and talented with great innovative ideas and has a mass following not only in my colony but from all over the town because they see in him the right leadership quality. But if my Ward is taken away by the coming 33% of Women’s Reservation he cannot contest the municipal elections. Whose loss will it be at the end of the day! Think it over. I can also foresee some uneasy consequences in the near future. For example, Mr T R Zeliang is a popular public leader and his supporters wants him to get re-elected again by any means. But if Peren Constituency is allotted next time to 33% Women’s Reservation what would they do. Will he contest next from Aboi or Meluri or from somewhere else? I am sure he wouldn’t like it one bit. Yes, women have come up brilliantly and are at par with men in every which way. Be it civil administration, education, medicine, science and technology and even in security forces. They have already toppled the menfolk in university exams and other competitive exams and proved that they are not the inferior sex anymore. All

these are very encouraging signs. Given a chance, I am sure they will be equally capable and may even outdo men in certain areas in bringing changes and new developments with more innovative ideas and even cutting down the cancer of corruptions. For this they deserve to be i the law-making bodies. The only problem is how to get them into it through a right channel without deprivation of men’s democratic rights. Earlier MLAs from Tuensang and Mon were simply nominated and not elected but they were also conferred the same powers as the rest of the elected MLAs. Is there any chance the state Assembly can work out and formulate a channel so that the womenfolk could enter enter the legislature/ municipality legally without the ‘hassle’ (to put it lightly) of an election so that men will also not be deprived of their rights and opportunity? Another problem; the power of increasing and reducing the assembly seat is not vested with the state. As a layman I can give no solution under the prevailing situation. However, what I fail to understand is their (women’s) self-contradictory demands. In the first place, they want that men and women should be in

equal terms (which is what it is now).Yet, they insist to be recognized as inferiors by 33%. Is it not a backward step? If you (women) really want to be at par with men why not avail this 100% opportunity which is open to all of us. In schools, in universities and in competitive exams you are doing equally and more often better than men without availing a 33% extra advantage. Think it over again. Which means that there is no reason why you can’t do better than the menfolk at the hustings. Elsewhere they are doing it. Are you any different from them? Don’t say you are inferior again! You still have the 100% right to join the fray. That is what democracy is all about, - equal opportunity (to prove unequal talents). In the days of yore, the emergence of Naga women leaders were seldom and very rare due to its prevailing traditions and customary restrictions though the laws were never totally rigid. but today we are living in a completely new civilization. Global village and gender equality will remove all other related issues. Time is ripe. Take the plunge before your personal robot take your place. (To be concluded) M S Longkumer, Mokokchung

tive convenience,” when in reality they seemed to be operating with a hidden intent to claim our land as part of their extended territory. Obviously, the Nagas had never given up the ownership right of their homeland to the British. That this was true can be illustrated from a real incident. When a British officer once asked Lhurükhrie of Dapfütsuma Khel as to how big the land of the Kewhima people was, he pointed to the west, the north, and the east. Next, pointing to a thickly forested area on the southwest, adjoining Puliebadze, he said as if that was a “no man’s land” (in Angami language, “Terhuomiara, tekhu-thengoba,” meaning, ghosts’ territory, habitat of tigers and monkeys). So, it was as if the British could have that “no man’s land” for themselves if they wanted to. Thus, both the Nagas and the British had no doubt as to who was the real owner of the land. Now then, let’s ask ourselves some unresolved questions: On what basis could the British government claim that the Naga homeland legally became theirs, which they could give away to anyone they wanted? Or, why have the political and bureaucratic class of the Nagas failed to raise any voice against the arbitrary and illegal actions of the British government till today? If we Nagas have known for a fact that our land has always been ours, why do we stop short of asserting our rights through a proper legal channel? Why do we continue to remain quiet as if we have even lost all our rights to fight in the International Court of Justice and therefore we must learn to accept the arbitrary drawing of demarcations of our homeland by foreigners? Even if the British government cannot undo her mistakes, a legal victory at the highest level will affirm the fact that the rights of the Nagas had been infringed upon and left unresolved. Mazie Nakhro, PhD, Mission Facilitators

earn money from visitors of different lands. They would not have a standing army, the upkeep of which costs a huge amount. They would still have the problem of finding a market for their men and material but they are oblivious to this fact at present. New Delhi is quite right in demanding a discussion on terrorism before discussing Kashmir. The dialogue which Pakistan has offered can start with terrorism and also embrace Kashmir because they are the two sides of the same coin. The army which calls the shot in Pakistan may have its own agenda but cannot be opposed to a dialogue for normalizing the border bristling with armies of the two countries. India should sort out the problem in Kashmir first before sitting with Pakistan. This can be done by accepting what Sheikh Abdullah, friend of Jawaharlal Nehru, demands. The Sheikh said that India should withdraw all laws that went beyond the scope of the three subjects originally acceded to the Union of India.

NSSE II Exam and backward quota

he ongoing tussle between various tribal student unions with regard to NSSE II exam for MBBS, Engineering and others courses is a matter of serious concern and may lead to unprecedented divide within the Naga family if not tackled firmly and at the earliest. While students in other states are busy with admission in their respective allotted institutions, selected/aspiring medical and technical students in Nagaland are still uncertain of the fate and seat allocations, causing heartburns and tensions both for parents and students alike. At this critical juncture the lackadaisical attitude and response of the State government to the serious issue is jeopardizing the career of hundreds of students. I would also like to share my opinion with regard to reservation of seats for backward tribes (BTs) in technical courses. It has been observed that some so-called backward tribes are availing the backward quota seats as well as encroaching on the seats of other tribes through merit basis. This is depriving majority of the other Naga tribes who do not enjoy ‘reservation within reservation’. The state government should make the backward quota reservation policy clear so that no student enjoys double benefit at the cost of thousands of other students. It is also ridiculous to insist on BTs reservation even if the students failed to score minimum marks in the all India level exams for technical courses. Is it justice that those students who qualified through sheer hard work should sacrifice their seats for the sake of backward quota? I would also request the Angami Students’ Union and other student unions to make a comparative study of the population of each Naga tribe and number of state government employees of that particular tribe as against the total population of all Naga tribes and total number of state government employees. If for any backward tribe, the population vis a vis government employees is more or less uniform with other tribes, then the backward tag should be removed. We as concerned parents will not remain mute spectators to the ugly drama being enacted time and again in the name of BT reservation or quota. We are ready to go to court for the sake of justice of our children. The line should be drawn – only BT quota or open competition for all. No more BT quota plus merit quota. Lastly, the verification process being conducted by NSF is pointless and should be stopped as the latter has so far not taken any initiative to address the genuine grievances of the student community at large. Kevise Sogotsu, Northern Angami Colony, Dimapur

Reader’s Post

Appeal to chief minister/chairman SLAA (Request for enhancement of rent for hired land at Zakham/Kigwema under occupation of army.)

Sir,

With utmost respect to your esteem office, the below mentioned land owners of Zakhama/ Kigwema military camp land owners would like to draw your kind attention, that the present located army camp area measuring 527.091 acres was forcibly requisitioned despite refusal by the villagers to give away their prime land for army occupation, vide deputy commissioner, Kohima notice. NO. REQ/Z/50/64/32277, dated April 1965. In this regard, it is to be mentioned that in due course of time Rs 60/- per acre per annum was agreed to be paid to the affected land owners on the basis to review the existing land rate and extension of lease agreement after every five years. The government of Nagaland recommended to the ministry and the land rent was enhanced from Rs. 60/- to Rs. 200/- per acre per annum with effect from September 1989, thereafter the land rent was not revised till date for more than twenty five years despite repeated request/proposed by the affected land owners which is against as per the existing procedures/ rules for hired land rent to be revised at every intervals of five years. Therefore, the chief minister (chairman of SLAA) is requested to look into the matter at the earliest, thus prevent the possible confrontation between the military authority and the villagers. Landowners, Khomeze Jacob, Beto Sale and Leso Phira

UTNA on the staffing pattern of staff nurses

Sir,

In the survey conducted by UTNA (Unemployed Trained Nurses Association ) on June, 30, 2016 is hereby published and in the public domain for the judgment of public of Nagaland and entities that desires reformation. The actual nurse-patient ratio: A. As per the norms of TNAI and INC (The INC Act 1985) should be:1. Hospital- 1 Nurse: 3 bedded in Teaching Hospital; 1 Nurse: 5 bedded in Non- Teaching Hospital; 2. C.H. Cs- Atleast 7 regular staff nurse; 3. PHCs- 1 regular staff nurse plus 2 additional on contract basis; B. I.P.H.S (Indian Primary Health Standards) guide line for district hospitals, C.H.Cs, P.H.Cs revised 2012; 1. District hospitals - 50 Beds 24 staff nurse, 100 Beds 45 staff nurse, 200 Beds 90 staff nurse, 300 Beds 135 staff nurse, 400 Beds-180 staff nurse. UTNA president, Bendangmongba

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

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University 23rd Foundation SCID awareness cum Nagaland Day celebrated in Kohima, Dimapur seminar held at SJCJ

Speaker Diethono Nakhro, Disability Committee of KROS College and others after the programme at St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama on September 5.

Dimapur: Life Consumer Society and RTI Dimapur has nullified its press statement published on August 25, 2016 in regard to installation of new serviced connection under Dimapur district. LCS & RTI Dimapur while nullifying its statement said the department has clarified on the same and has requested the entire electrical consumer seeking new service connection to adhere strictly the rules and regulations laid down by the government.

ing understanding of good relations. Tase infor med that KROS College is set to be a disable friendly campus. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Azeto I. Achumi, invocation by vice principal St Joseph’s College, Sr. Dr. Kaisa Rosalind, Ph.D. HoD commerce, SJC, Thejanuo Fidelia gave the welcome address, Moipen Phom, Kevisenuo Kintso and Sezo presented special song and vote of thanks was delivered by assistant professor (English) KROS College, Limakumla Imsong.

Mnugsashiba, MTS, hostel attendant. Students, teaching faculties, administrative officers, non- teaching staff attended the programme. Meanwhile, the pro vice chancellor also officially declared the Foundation Day a holiday to mark the “birthday of the university.” NU-SET: Nagaland University School of Engineering & Technology (NUSET), Dimapur celebrated 23rd Nagaland University foundation day celebration programme on September 6 in Dimapur. In his speech, the dean of NU-SET, Dimapur Professor D.P.Chaturvedi urged every one present to review their role in the context of university functioning and re-dedicate themselves so that the university could achieve its objectives and serve the society in better perspective.

cate along with cash prize to Kulungding Zeliang, who was selected as the best MTS staff under NU-SET, Dimapur for this year. Debate competition was also held on the topic “Impact of Internet on the Society” and Libo Kinny, Shweta Priya and Abeni Lotha were declared as first, second and third respectively. The programme was chaired by assistant registrar Kahoshe Sumi, invocation by Ilitoli, welcome address delivered by assistant professor, ECE department and academic in-charge Ayangla Jamir, special song was presented by in-charge Lipenthung, president EU, NU-SETSU, voluntary speech was delivered by Lanuzulu, assistant, administration section, vote of thanks by assistant professor Sourav Hazarika and benediction by ECE department assistant professor, Imesangla.

BJP on canonization of Mother Teresa DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland state unit has expressed happiness on the canonization of St Mother Teresa as saint by the Vatican. In a press release, BJP Nagaland spokesman, James Vihoshe said that her selfless service to humanity will forever remain especially in the heart of people. BJP Nagaland also joined believers all over the world Wokha District BS&G Officials, SDRF Wokha Unit, Medical Department, Scout and Guides of her message, love and compassion in the service to hu- and Students during “Disaster Management & First Aid Training” held on August 31 at Cistus School, Wokha. manity.

Staff and students of Ministers’ Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School and Rev. Dr. Neiliezhü Üsou Memorial School Kohima organised a cleanliness drive on September 5at Naga Hospital to commemorate MHBHSS golden jubilee 2018.

Totolu Living Water Tower was inaugurated by secretary, Land Resources, Y. Kikheto Sema IAS inaugurated at Trinity Theological College, Thahekhu on September 2 and was dedicated by executive secretary, WSBAK, Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi. The multi-purpose tower has a water tank on top with storage capacity of 45, 000 litres and a prayer room cum meeting hall.

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and support live healthy, successful and productive lives. While giving the introduction of Disability Committee of KROS College, Keliihol Tase said the disability committee was formed on November 3, 2015 with objectives to promote understanding of the importance of equality and diversity, encouraging good practice, promoting equality of opportunity, promoting awareness and understanding of rights, enforcing equality law, working towards the elimination of unlawful discrimination and harassment, promot-

With the interest and initiative of the people of block colony (2-L) NU Pro Vice Chancellor Professor Pardeshi Lal and (Shamnyu ward) Mon town repaired a road length of about others in NU 23rd Foundation Day at Kohima Campus. 1500 metres from Newsite junction to Gas Agency Mon, Dean also handed over with their self contribution in monetary as well as labour peon in Women’s Studies Centre; Sasiekuo, MTS, Mali; the meritorious award certifi- on September 2 for the betterment of the town and for its people.

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DIMAPUR: Spinal Cord Injury Day (SCID) awareness cum seminar on Disability Rights was organized by Disability Committee of KROS College at St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama on September 5, with Diethono Nakhro as the speaker. Addressing the Josephite family, Nakhro said, “a spinal cord injury leads to multiple disabilities at one stroke” and there is no cure for spinal cord injury anywhere in the world. She said that those persons with spinal cord injury who get timely rehabilitation

DIMAPUR: Nagaland University (NU) celebrated its 23rd Foundation Day in Kohima Campus, Meriema on September 6 with pro vice chancellor NU, Professor Pardeshi Lal, as special guest. Speaking on the occasion, Professor Pardeshi said the institution required the employees sacrifice for growth adding that when people fail to take up responsibility then any institution would deteriorate at any cost. The pro vice chancellor appealed the stakeholders of the university to play a vital role to bring solutions in the global age. He impressed upon the gathering to put maximum time and effort towards creating a beautiful and joyful atmosphere for the welfare of the University. Professor of Linguistics, Dr. D. Kuolie, also appealed for unity, working with equal responsibility. Essay writing competition on “Mahatma Gandhi: Father of the Nation” and “Chandra Shekhar Azaad: The Great Martyr” were conducted where Zuchobeni, Dorothy Chasie and Thünoküve Tetseo were adjudged first, second and third respectively. Meritorious Group D employees award were received by Imdangungla, MTS,

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Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti. Vitoni Yeptho of Project Colony, Zunheboto Town, District Zunheboto has applied for issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. V. Y. Danel Sema, has expired on 04/08/2016. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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Gold price spikes, 7th PC: Wage payout of Rs 56K cr GST top priority, ends at Rs 31,550 not to upset Apr-Aug fiscal math tax rates to come per 10 grams New Delhi, Sep 7 (PTI): would depend on the plan down: FM Jaitley

New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): Indian Railways on Wednesday said that it will introduce flexi fare pricing in its Rajdhani, Duranto and Shatabdi trains from September 9. “The base fares will increase by 10 per cent with every 10 per cent of berths sold subject to a prescribed ceiling limit. There will be no change in the existing fare for 1AC and EC class of travel,” a railway ministry statement said. According to the statement, other supplementary charges like reservation, superfast, catering and service tax will be levied separately. “The changes in fares shall come into force from September 9, while the revised fares will not apply to tickets already issued in advance for journeys to commence on or after September 9,” the statement said. The railways further said that vacant berths left at the time of charting would be offered for current booking. “Tickets under current booking shall be sold at the

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Arundhati Bhattacharya will have a network of more than 24,000 branches, will continue to have the same number of branches. The idea is to leverage the synergies, she added. “Not only the productivity can improve, with the same number of people, we can also ensure better footprints. We can move apart branches, send out sales teams. The customer will also have access to a lot of cuttingedge products,” she said.

The country’s largest lender is looking to add $120 billion (Rs 8 lakh crore) in assets after the merger of State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, State bank of Travancore, State Bank of Patiala, State Bank of Hyderabad and State Bank of Maharashtra, besides the Bharatiya Mahila Bank. This will catapult SBI into the top 50 banks globally, Bhattacharya said, expecting the process to get completed by March 2017. “There are some timelines and processes to follow. We’ll make a good effort that it gets completed by March 2017. As of now, it is a realistic enough deadline.” The bank is already a ‘Fortune 500’ company. As an outcome of the merger, the size of NPAs (nonperforming assets) will obviously swell up, she said, adding that she did not have the numbers ready on that account.

New Delhi, Sep 7 (Agencies): Domestic carrier Vistara has announced discounted fares, with all-inclusive tickets on economy class starting Rs 949. Bookings for Vistara’s offer will be open till September 10 and is applicable on travel between September 12 and September 30. According to NDTV, the Rs 949 offer from Vistara is applicable on Jammu-Srinagar route. Under this Vistara offer, tickets on Goa-Mumbai route are priced from Rs 1,099, Delhi-Lucknow Rs 1,399, Guwahati-Bagdogra Rs 1,699, Delhi-Chandigarh Rs 1,799 and Delhi-Varanasi Rs 1,899. Vistara, which is 51 per cent owned by the Tata Group, did not did not disclose the number of seats available under the offer. Vistara’s offer comes in the wake of a another discount offer from rival AirAsia India, which has announced discount offers on advanced fares, with all-inclusive tickets starting Rs 599.

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New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): The State Bank of India (SBI) may relocate some branches after the merger of its associate banks into its fold, but none of them will be shut down, Chairperson Arundhati Bhattacharya has said in a bid to put rumours to rest and assuage the staff. “I don’t believe we will be closing down any branches. This is one area that is getting a lot of adverse publicity. We will be working with the synergies,” Bhattacharya told IANS, referring to the plans to merge five associates and Bharatiya Mahila Bank. “Obviously, if the same building has branches of three associate banks, it doesn’t make sense to keep them open. If that branch is moved away 60 km, it will have a better reach. We will be relocating a few of them,” the Chairperson told IANS over the phone. The merged entity, which

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DECLARATION

Regd. No. 2/8/2016

I, Shri. Lemjen Imsong, by profession business S/o :- Alituba Imsong, permanent resident of Yaongyimsen village, Mokokchung, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on path and declare as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide Indian citizen by birth and resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, in my official documents and Academic certificates my name and date of birth has been entered and recorded as Shri. Lemjenzungba Imsong and my date of birth as 03-03-1972 whereas I wish and circumstances compelled now to use my official name as Lemjen Imsong and my actual date of birth as 26-03-1967 for all official purposes. 3. That, this Affidavit is made declare and to submit the appropriate authority that the names Lemjen Imsong and Lemjenzungba Imsong refers to same and one person only that is Lemjen Imsong and my correct date of birth as 26-03-1967. 4. That, henceforth as in when the name Lemjenzungba Imsong and my date of birth 03-03-1972 appear, it should be read/corrected and understood as Lemjen Imsong and date of birth as 26-03-1967 for all official and other purposes. 5. That, the statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed or made therein. And I sign this declaration on this 31st day of August 2016 at Mokokchung, Nagaland. Deponent Solemnly sworn in and declared before me by the above named deponent on st this the 31 day of August 2016 at Mokokchung, Nagaland. Notary Public DP-6794 Regd. No. 2377

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I, Shri. David Sumi, S/o Kughato Sumi, aged about 34 years, permanent residence of Natsumi Village, B.P.O. Pughoboto via Kohima, Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned village. 2. That my correct and official name is David Sumi and the same has been entered in my Service Book. 3. That however, in my Aadhaar Card bearing No. 5060 2566 1163 issued by the Government of India my name had been inadvertently entered as Kughato instead of David Sumi. 4. That the above mentioned names David Sumi and Kughato refer to one and the same person i.e., me. 5. That this instant affidavit may be treated as a piece of evidence for all official purposes. 6. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed therein. And I sign this affidavit before the competent authority on this day the 3rd August, 2016 at Kohima, Nagaland. DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared by the deponent in my court on this 3rd day of August 2016. MAGISTRATE / NOTARY K-3380

Beijing, Sep 7 (PTI): China today vowed to work with other countries in the region to fight terrorism after Kyrgyzstan said a recent suicide bomb attack on the Chinese embassy in the Kyrgyz capital was planned by Uighur militants active in Syria and carried out by the East Turkistan Islamic Movement. “The East Turkistan forces represented by ETIM conducted multiple terrorist activities in and outside China. They have blood all over their hands,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told reporters here. “We will firmly strike against them and safeguard the safety of Chinese people in foreign countries. We will work together with other countries to fight against terrorism and safeguard stability of the world,” she said. Hua’s remarks came after the Kyrgyz government identified the al-Qaeda linked ETIM militants -- active in China’s Muslim-majority Xinjiang province -- as the perpetrators of the August 30 attack on the Chinese mission in Bishkek that killed one person

and wounded five others. The Kyrgyz authorities said the attack was organised by Uyghur terrorists active in Syria and affiliated with Jabhat al-Nusra, an Islamist militant group fighting in Syria. Terming ETIM as a well recognised terrorist force, Hua said it has been active in central Asia and Syria posing grave threat to not only to the China but also to other countries. “To fight against ETIM is a core concern of China in the anti-terrorism cooperation with the rest of the world. We will strengthen corporation with other countries to fight against terrorism and safeguard the stability of China, Kyrgyzstan as well as other counters in the region,” she said. Militancy-hit Xinjiang is the home of Uyghur Muslims and has witnessed unrest over the increasing settlements of Hans in the province. Many members of ETIM, who are drawn from Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang province bordering Pakistanoccupied Kashmir (POK) and Afghanistan, have joined

the Islamic State (IS) to fight in Syria, according to recent reports. China apprehends that many of them may return to carry out attacks in Xinjiang and other parts of the country. While China blamed it for the attack, the ETIM, a shadowy organisation has never claimed responsibility for the attacks. In bid to curtail infiltration, China recently formed Quadrilateral Cooperation and Coordination Mechanism involving Afghanistan-ChinaPakistan-Tajikistan Armed Forces to step up security along the borders. It is not clear why China omitted Kyrgyzstan from the border security mechanism. Besides this the ChinaPakistan border police also launched border patrols along the PoK-Xinjiang borders. China has close security cooperation with Kyrgyzstan which is a member of the Beijing-led Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). Besides China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan are its members.

Gen Raheel calls Kashmir as Pak’s ‘jugular veins’

General Raheel Sharif Islamabad, Sep 7 (PTI): Pakistan army chief General Raheel Sharif today described Kashmir as Pakistan’s “jugular vein” and said Islamabad will continue to support the people of the Valley on the “diplomatic and ethical” fronts. “We salute the great sacrifices of

the people of Kashmir for their right of self-determination. The solution of the problem lies in the implementation of the resolutions of United Nations in this regard. Pakistan will continue to support Kashmir on the diplomatic and ethical fronts,” said the chief of army staff, addressing a ceremony held at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi to mark the country’s Defence Day. General Raheel said Kashmir was Pakistan’s “jugular vein” and praised people of the Valley for rendering “innumerable sacrifices”. The army chief asserted that “the defence of Pakistan is invincible”. “I want to make it clear to all the enemies that the defence of Pakistan already strong but now it has become invincible,” he was quoted as

US seeks progress of Mumbai attack trail Washington, Sep 7 (PTI) :The US has sought more progress in the trial of 2008 Mumbai terror attacks being held in Pakistan and said it wants to see “accountability and justice” for the 166 people, including six Americans, killed in the incident. “We’ve been very clear that we want to see accountability and justice in the case,” State Department Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner told reporters yesterday. “There were American citizens who lost their lives in those terrible attacks. We’ve long encouraged and pushed for greater counterterrorism cooperation, and that includes the sharing of intelligence between India and Pakistan in that regard,” Toner said in response to a question. “We’re making our concerns clear that they need to go after all the terrorist groups that are operating or seeking (safe) haven on their soil. And that’s been our clear objective for a long time now. We’ve seen progress but we need to see more,” he added. The trial has been underway in Pakistan for more than six years.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

Mercy Khenchung

LT. KUZETONO CHUSE

Dear Mercy On this day you left us suddenly, you are always in our hearts every moment, we miss you much hope to meet you someday.

It’s been a year since you left us for your heavenly abode. Yet you are deeply missed and you will always remain in our hearts.

of our beloved daughter

Born : April 6th 1982 – Died : Sept. 4th 2015

Died : 08-09-2015

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OF OUR BELOVED LATE RAZOUKUOLIE (AKUOLIE) KERETSÜ 8th September 2015

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Apuo a year has passed, but not a day passes by without something or someone reminding us of you. We cherish precious memories of you and ﬁnd strength in knowing that even though you are gone you still live on in our hearts forever until we meet again. Loving, Wife, sons, daughters, in-laws, grandchildren and relatives

IN REMEMBRANCE

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OF OUR BELOVED LT. MYINGTHUNGO TUNGOE On His First Death Anniversary

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saying by the Express Tribune. On the challenges the country is facing, he said: “I want to make it clear that we are fully aware of all covert and overt intrigues and intentions of our enemies. Be the challenge military or diplomatic; on the borders or within the cities, we know our friends and foes all too well.” On Pakistan’s ties with China, the army chief said the greatest example of a relationship based on mutual respect and principle of equality in the region is the Pak-China friendship. “China–Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is the paramount evidence of this relationship. I would like to assure that we shall not allow any external force to obstruct it and any such attempt will be dealt with iron hands,” he said.

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Years have passed by without you in our midst. Yet your love, guidance and good deeds had been a source of inspiration, strength, comfort and blessing to us. We deeply miss you Daddy. Fondly Remembering you. Wife, Children & Relatives.

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Late N.L. Kinghen (Nchemo Lotha) 08-09-1978 to 08-09-2016

NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA

Dated Kohima, the 7th September,2016

NOTIFICATION

In pursuance of the Office Memorandum issued by the Department of School Education vide NO.EDS/HSS/4-1/2008 dt. 16.08.2016, 23.8.2016 and clarification letter No.HTE/ HE/8-18/2013(pt) dt. 1.8.2016 of Higher & Technical Education Department, addendum/ corrigendum to the advertisement No.NPSC-1/2016 dated 20.06.2016 is hereby made and applications are invited for filling up the following vacancies in the manner prescribed below: II. Assistant Professor( SCTE) under Higher Education Department Item Nos Subject & No. of post(s) Educational Qualifications 3 Chemistry/Biology/ (i) Post Graduate Degree with minimum Physics-1(one) 55% marks in the discipline relevant to the area of specialization (Botany/Chemistry/ Physics/Zoology) (ii) MEd. (with a minimum of 55% marks) (iii) NET (Candidates who are or have been awarded a Ph.D. Degree in accordance with the University Grants Commission (Minimum Standards and Procedures for Award of Ph.D Degree) Regulations, 2009, shall be exempted from the requirement of the minimum eligibility condition of NET for recruitment and appointment as Assistant Professor. VIII. Post Graduate Teacher(PGT) under School Education Department 26 Mathematics-5(five) Post Graduate 2nd Class Degree of a recognized University on specific subject with minimum 27 Physics-5(five) 50% marks with BEd. and 5% relaxation admissible for ST/SC candidates.

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Relaxation in Educational Qualification: 1. In respect of the post of Assistant Professor (Biology) item No 3, under SCTE, candidates clearing NET in any subject and possessing one of the prescribed qualifications of Botany/Chemistry /Physics/Zoology are admissible. No fresh application forms will be accepted from BEd Candidates. 2. In respect of PGT(Mathematics & Physics) item Nos 26 & 27, under School Education Department, BEd is relaxed with the condition that such candidates shall acquire the necessary qualification within a period of 5(five) years failing which further promotion, service confirmation will not be given and increment stopped as provided in the new training policy. Preference will be given to the candidates having requisite qualification of BEd. For Mathematics and Physics Candidates who have already applied may give their post preference in writing addressed to the Secretary, NPSC on or before the last date of submission. 3. Candidates are advised to access the Commission’s Notice Board or Website at www.npsc.co.in for eligibility conditions, relaxations and other terms and regulations notified vide NO.NPSC-1/2016 dt. 20.6.16. 4. Application Forms will not be issued from the office of the Commission. 5. Application Form (including Pattern of Examination, Syllabus and self-certification) can be downloaded from the Commission’s website at www.npsc.co.in/forms/3349.html and send the duly filled up Application Form by registered post along with Demand Draft of Rs.300/- (Rupees Three hundred only) drawn in favour of Secretary, Nagaland Public Service Commission, Kohima, payable at Kohima, being fees for Form and Examination. 6. For Applications submitted by registered post, a relaxation of 7(seven) days is granted, provided it is dispatched by post on or before the last date of submission and addressed to the Secretary, N.P.S.C. 7. Application form can also be submitted personally in the Commission’s Office on payment of Rs.300/- (Rupees Three hundred) only by cash. 8. Incomplete Application in any respect (Including unsigned/forged signature) and or applications received after the closing date shall be summarily rejected. 9. The last date for submission of application Form is 16th September, 2016.

Thirty eight years ago, on this day, you left us at the end of your worldly journey. All these years, we have had you in our minds as the towering character that refuses to fade away. Pray, the legacy you left behind will show the family to gain direction from the past, guidance for the present and hope for the future. May God keep us all in His herd till we meet again as a member of His ﬂock, in heaven.

of Lt. Lomongo Tsopoe. Rtd Asstt. Commdt

NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA

Dated Kohima, the 7th September, 2016.

ADDENDUM/CORRIGENDUM NO.NPSC/AVDT/NON-TECH/1-2010: Reference to the Commission’s Advertisement NO. NPSC-2/2016 dt. 10.08.16, 1 (one) post shall be added under NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services Exam, 2016. ITEM NO.5:

1(one)post of Assistant Election Ofﬁcer (Class - II Gazetted) under Election Department.

QUALIFICATION: Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline including Divinity from Recognized University. SCALE OF PAY : PB-3, Rs. 9,300 – 34,800, GP- Rs. 4,600. AGE AS ON 01-01-2016 :

Minimum 21 yrs.

Maximum. 30 yrs.

Provision to exercise post preference will be given after declaration of Mains Written Examination. Other terms and conditions of the Advertisement referred to above remain the same. ITEM NO. 4: 1 (one) post of Record Keeper (Class-III Non- Gazetted) under Art & Culture Department has been withdrawn from the Advertisement vide letter No. AC/ESTT/4/2014 dt.28.8.16. The last date of submission of online application form for NCS, NPS, NSS & Allied Services Exam, 2016 has been extended upto 16th September, 2016 till 3:00 P.M.

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Your home it’s in Heaven now, But in our hearts you’ll stay. You’re always thought of, loved & missed With every passing day. For all the years we had together, And the good times that we shared; We’ll always have our own special Memories, To remind us how much you cared,

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Infotainment

Hollywood inequality is ‘entrenched’, study suggests

for less than 1% of speaking parts - or 32 out of 35,205 characters. Researchers described Hollywood as “an epicentre of cultural inequality”. They said little progress had been made in increasing diversity. Between 2007, when the study was first carried out, and 2015, the authors said there has been no marked change in the

proportion of black, Latino or Asian characters - at 12.2%, 5.3% and 3.9% respectively. S t u dy a u t h o r S t a c y Smith, a professor at USC, said: “We’re seeing entrenched inequality. “Whether we’re studying gender, race, ethnicity, LGBT or characters with disabilities, we’re really seeing exclusionary forces leaving out anybody that’s not a straight, white,

UK fans vote Babymetal as Best Live Act

ans in the UK have voted Japanese sensations Babymetal as the Best Live Act at the AIM Independent Music Awards. They faced competition from Caravan Palace, Courteeners, Sunset Sons and Wolf Alice, but came first after the group’s fans across the UK placed them in the top spot after their show at London’s Wembley Arena in April and their appearance at Download in June. Babymetal’s Su-Metal says: “The UK for us has always felt like our second home since the first time we performed at a festival here over two years

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ago. “We’ve been back plenty of times recently performing our first headline show at the SSE Arena Wembley and the support from the UK only ever

gets stronger. Thanks AIM for recognising Babymetal and to the fans for voting for us. “We are more assured now that we can continue to stay true to ourselves as Babymetal.” The trio broke two records in the UK this year. Their second album Metal Resistance achieved the highest-ever chart entry for a Japanese band, while merchandise sales at the Wembley show were the most for a one-day production in the venue’s history. Metal Hammer readers also recently voted Babymetal’s self-titled debut album the best record of the 21st century.

ollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan has been out championing the cause of women empowerment while simultaneously promoting his upcoming film ‘Pink’. During an inter view with an online portal, the actor was questioned about the perceptions and prejudices prevalent in the Hindi film industry. Much to everyone’s surprise, the actor said that he didn’t know if it was relevant or not. He went on to explain a circumstance and revealed that Deepika Padukone was paid more than him in their 2015 drama ‘Piku’. He reasoned that her pay hike was probably because she was ‘more important’ than him or that his price tag has receded because he has been in the industry for this long. He went on to state that maybe he was not ‘so important’.

SRk’s short film from 1991 takes internet by storm

RK’s short film titled ‘Mahaan Karz’ from 1991 has gone viral and taken the internet by storm! A year before Shah Rukh Khan made his Bollywood debut opposite Divya Bharti in ‘Deewana’, SRK played the lead role in an Easter-themed short film directed by Dinesh Lakhanpal. According to the description for the YouTube video, Shah Rukh Khan was paid Rs 3,000 for the film. On the Bollywood front, Shah Rukh Khan has ‘Raees’ and ‘Dear Zindagi’ lined up

for release. He is currently shooting for Imtiaz Ali’s film opposite Anushka Sharma in Prague.

10 Films Not To Miss This Autumn

s the weather gets worse and the glorious summer evenings fade away, there’s plenty of films to entice you into the cosy warmth of the cinema. From music docs to long-awaited Hollywood flicks and everything in between, there’s a lot to be excited about on the big screen. The Magnificent SevenRelease date: September 23 Who’s in it: Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt, Ethan Hawke Why it’s going to be brilliant: It’s a remake of the classic ‘60s western, which in turn was a take on Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai. Seven outlaws pull together to help the town of Rose Krick defeat industrialist Bartholomew Bogue so you should expect a lot of action and fighting. Southside With You-Release date: September 30 Who’s in it: Tika Sumpter, Vanessa Bell Calloway Why it’s going to be brilliant: It’s focused around one of the most likeable US Presidents in recent memory, Barack Obama, specificially young Barack wooing his future First Lady on their first date in Chicago. Supersonic-Release date: October 2 Who’s in it: The mouthiest siblings around, Liam and Noel, and their band Why it’s going to be brilliant: It’s directed by Asif Kapadia, who was behind the moving, award-winning Amy. And it’s a film about Oasis’ early years so there’ll be plenty of drama and great insight into the start of one of Britain’s biggest bands. The Girl On The TrainRelease date: October 5 Who’s in it: Emily Blunt, Justin Theroux Why it’s going to be brilliant: It’s a psychological thriller based on the novel of the same name by Paula Hawkins, so it’ll get your brain working. In it, divorcee Rachel Watson (Blunt) uses her commute to work to fantasize about a neighbour-

hood couple, but one day she witnesses a shocking event that entangles her in a deep mystery. My Scientology MovieRelease date: October 7 Who’s in it: Louis Theroux Why it’s going to be brilliant: The investigative documentary-maker goes in on the Church Of Scientology, the strange religion founded by L. Ron Hubbard in 1954. The trailer suggests there’s going to be a lot of confrontation and a lot of weirdness. American Honey-Release date: October 14 Who’s in it: Shia LaBeouf, Riley Keough, Sasha Lane Why it’s going to be brilliant: Teenagee star joins a travelling magazine sales group across the Midwest, gets heavily involved in partying and lawbreaking and tackles notions of youth and innocence. This film could bring a lot of newcomers to the fore, after director Andrea Arnold stopped teens on the street and held impromptu auditions in parking lots. Snowden-Release date: October 15 Who’s in it:  Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shailene Woodley, Nicolas Cage Why it’s going to be brilliant: Whistleblower Edward Snowden is currently living under asylum in Russia after leaking classified information from the NSA to the press three

years ago. This film, directed by Oliver Stone, gives an indepth account of Snowden and his transgression against his country. Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them-Release date: November 18 Who’s in it: Eddie Redmayne, Colin Farrell, Zoe Kravitz Why it’s going to be brilliant: Harry Potter fans will love it – it follows writer Newt Scamander in New York’s secret community of witches and wizards. Later, Potter will read his book at Hogwarts. Paterson-Release date: November 25 Who’s in it: Adam Driver, Golshifteh Farahani Why it’s going to be brilliant: Girls actor Adam Driver has proven himself to be one of the best new talents in acting. Paterson follows him over the course of a week as a bus driver and part-time poet in New Jersey, and his relationship with his ambitious wife. Gimme Danger-Release date: November 25 Who’s in it: Iggy Pop, The Stooges Why it’s going to be brilliant: It’s directed by Jim Jarmusch so it’s already bound to be great. Then you’ve got the fact it tells the story of one of the best rock’n’roll icons in history – one who has truly lived. It’d be hard to mess this one up.

FELICITATION

Through this column, we would like to heartily convey to Smti. Yangermongla T. Jamir (Mangmetong), Head Teacher, Govt. Middle School, Disaguphu that "This Prestigious Teacher's Award (Dimapur District), stands alone proudly witnessing your hard work, dedication and a fearless spirit. Your quality and nature made you the best teacher; the true image of a teacher is reflected through your deeds. You genuinely deserve to be honored. Congratulations on your great achievement and may God Almighty Bless you unceasingly as you faithfully move ahead in your life and service.

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Loving Family Members, Relatives, Near & Dear Ones & SMC & Teacher Staffs, GMS Disaguphu

1. All are invited to prove your shooting skills 2. Forms can be availed @ YAMAHA Showroom, Naharbari and Kiran Sports. For further inquiry contact at : 9856776450/8014832326. Last date of form submission Sept. 13th at 9:30 A.M

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nequality is “entrenched” in Hollywood, with women, minorities and LGBT people among those excluded, a new study has suggested. The University of Southern California’s report showed that women had just 31.4% of spoken roles in 2015’s top 100 films, compared with 32.8% in 2008. Lesbian, gay or transgender characters accounted

able-bodied man. “Despite all the chatter and all the activism and all the press attention, it’s another year where the status quo has been maintained.’’ The report also showed: There were 2.2 men for every woman in a speaking role in the top 100 films of 2015 Just one character identifying as transgender was portrayed - there had been none in 2014 Out of 107 directors, four were black or African American and six were Asian or Asian American. Eight were women the highest figure since 2008 The number of LGBT characters increased in 2015 - but only two were shown as parents Women are more than three times as likely as men to be shown in sexually revealing clothing or nude - 30.2% to 7.7% Characters with a disability made up 2.4% of all speaking roles, despite 18.7% of the US population reporting having a disability in the 2010 census

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Govt. High School Sarbura Kashiram celebrated Teacher's Day on 5th of September 2016. On the occasion C. Amongla AHM acknowledged the contribution of the teachers and encouraged the teachers to be dedicated towards their profession and to impart quality education to the students. The programme was featured by special song, dance, presentation to teachers. The significance of Teacher's Day was highlighted by Mrs. Rempeni Lotha (GT). Teachers whose students secured good marks on their respective subjects in the recent HSLC Exam were acknowledged by the School Management. DP-6779

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Dimapur District Teachers awardees 2016 along with DDEO Dimapur Smti. R. Amongla Jamir, Guest of honour Prof. Alungla P. Aier, OTS, Dimapur and other departmental officials.

The Managing Board and Staff of Mt Moriah School Ungma Congratulate Shri Satyen Roy, Maths Teacher of Mt Moriah School Ungma for being Awarded the State Teachers Award 2016. The Managing Board wishes him greater achievement in future service to the School.May God continue to bless his Family.

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The Diphupar Sumi Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. L. Tokishe Chishi, Head Teacher, GPS/GMS Diphupar, Dimapur District on being awarded the Honorary State Teachers Award 2016 and therefore bringing laurels to the Sumi Community of Diphupar. May the Almighty God bless you for your generosity and kind contribution towards our society. Inai V. Shohe President

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ctress Sonam Kapoor today paid tribute to Neerja Bhanot, saying she learnt self worth, compassion and patience by playing her in biopic “Neerja”. Neerja, the senior flight purser on Pan Am Flight 73, was born on September 7. She was shot and killed just two days before her 23rd birthday, while saving passengers on board the plane which was hijacked by terrorists. “Happy birthday Neerja, I’d rather celebrate your birth than any other day... You are always going to be a guiding light in darkness.” “You’ve inspired me in more ways than one. Playing you has taught me compassion, patience, kindness and most importantly self-worth. Thank you and happy birthday laddo,” Sonam wrote on Instagram. The actress also posted a candid picture of her with Neerja’s mother. Happy birthday Neerja, I’d rather celebrate your birth than any other day... You are always going to be a guiding light in darkness. You’ve inspired me in more ways than one. Playing you has taught me compassion, patience, kindness and most importantly self-worth. Thank you and happy birthday laddo. Remembering Neerja on her special day....She changed my life, so I wanted to give back by sharing stories of women who are changing the world with their bravery & heroism!

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The Staff and students of Children’s Christian School Kohima would like to express our heartiest congratulations to Mr. K. Stephen Theyo, Head Master of Children’s Christian School Kohima for receiving State Teacher’s award 2016.

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The NPF Party 41 A/C Tizit held it's Ofﬁce Bearers dedication programme on 1st September/2016 at the residence of Shri. W. Wangkhah Konyak, President NPF Party 41 A/C Tizit and unanimously resolved to stand ﬁrm under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, President NPF and Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland Mr. T.R. Zeliang and to remain loyal with the party and abide by the party constitution and further resolved to work wholeheartedly with vigorous zeal for the coming 2018 General Election. DP-6781

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Tendulkar unveils Kerala Blasters’ Kohli rested; Rohit, Jadeja, Dhawan included for Duleep Trophy final 2016 Indian Super League squad

Cricket legend and Kerala Blasters owner Sachin Tendulkar with co- owners of the team Chiranjeevi, Nagarjuna at the unveiling of the Kerala Blasters jersey in Kochi on Wednesday. (PTI)

Kochi, Sep 7 (PTI): Kerala Blasters Football Club on Wednesday unveiled their team for the third Indian Super League (ISL) at a star-studded function here in the presence of their star team owners Sachin Tendulkar, Chiranjeevi and Nagarjuna among others. Kerala Blasters have made significant changes to the team which has Stephen Coppell, a former Manchester United veteran, as its coach. The team has an impressive line-up of 27 footballers including star marquee player Aaron Hughes, defender Cedric Hengbart, goalkeeper Graham Stack, Michael Chopra, Azrack

Mahamat, Duckens Nazon, Kervens Belfort, Didier Boris Kadio and Elhadji Ousseynou Ndoye. It has also retained Antonio German and Josue who were impressive last season along with Indian players Sandesh Jhingan, Mehtab Hossain, Sandip Nandy, Mohammad Rafi and Gurwinder Singh for ISL 2016. All geared up for this season...Are you? #YellowMeinKhelo with @ KBFCOfficialpic.twitter.com/ qAutN18z6t — sachin tendulkar (@ sachin_rt) September 7, 2016 “Play your brand of

football that everyone loves,” Tendulkar, wearing a traditional Kerala mundu (dhoti) with a golden lining and yellow jersey of the Blasters, told the team members heading for Thailand for practice matches tonight. “We have a talented team of young and experienced professionals who are hungry to go out on the field and give their best,” he said, adding that

he was looking forward to a splendid performance from the team. Recalling the support he received as a cricketer from Kerala, he urged all the fans to rally behind the team. Coach Stephen Coppell said the Thailand tour will help the team to gel better. He said the team will play friendly matches against some of the premier Thai League and first division teams as well as other teams in Thailand. “It is not holiday,” he said, adding that the team will be playing in very rough conditions in Thailand ahead of the ISL season. “We would like to play an attacking game with width. We are right now focussed on getting everybody fit and becoming a cohesive unit. We will take it one game at a time. The strategy will be fluid depending on the opposition and we will play within our strengths,” Coppell said. The Squad: Forwards: Antonio German, Kevens Belfor t, Michael Chopra, Mohammed Rafi, Thongkhosiem Haokip, Farukh Choudhary and Duckens Nazon Midfielders: Ishfaq Ahmed, Josue Currais, Mehtab Hossain, Mohammed Rafique, Prasanth Kar uthadathkuni, Didier Boris Kadio, C K Vineeth, Azrack Mahamat and Vinit Rai Defenders: Aaron Hughes, Cedric Hengbart, Gurwinder Singh, Elhadji Ndoye, Pratik Chowdhary, Rino Anto and Sandesh Jhingan Goalkeeper: Graham Stack, Sandip Nandy, Kunal Sawant and Mohammad Moniruzzaman Ansari. Head Coach: Stephen Coppell.

New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): Test skipper Virat Kohli has been rested for the Duleep Trophy final between India Red and India Blue, to be held from September 10 to 14 at the Shahid Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex in Greater Noida. Keeping the upcoming three-match Test series against New Zealand from September 22 in mind, Kohli has been rested for the pink ball encounter while opener Shikhar Dhawan, middle order Rohit Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja have been included to get some match practice. “All India senior selection committee announced the India Red and India Blue teams for the Duleep Trophy final to be played at Shahid Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh from September 10 to September

14,” the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a statement on Wednesday. “The teams were revised in due consultation with the Indian team management while preparing for the forthcoming season,” the statement added. While Dhawan has been named in the India Red side led by veteran Yuvraj Singh, Rohit and Jadeja will play under Gautam Gambhir for the India Blue team. Squads: India Red: Abhinav Mukund, Shikhar Dhawan, Sudip Chatterjee, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Yuvraj Singh (Captain), Ankush Bains (wk), Stuart Binny, Akshay Wakhare, Kuldeep Yadav, Amit Mishra, Nathu Singh, A nu r e e t S i n g h , I s h wa r Pandey, Nitish Rana, Pradeep Sangwan. India Blue: Gautam

Gambhir (Captain), Mayank Agarwal, Rohit Sharma, Cheteshwar Pujara, Siddhesh Lad, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Parvez Rasool, Suryakumar

Yadav, Karn Sharma, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohit Sharma, Pankaj Singh, Abhimanyu Mithun, Sheldon Jackson, Hanuma Vihari.

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Late Zhetoni Y Yepthomi wife of Yeheto N Yepthomi will be held on September 8, 1 p.m. at 4th Mile Diphupar L-Khel (Reffral Colony).

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Mohun Bagan give walkover to East Bengal in CFL derby Kolkata, Sep 7 (IANS): City football giants East Bengal are all set to get three points as arch-rivals Mohun Bagan decided to give a walkover on Wednesday in the seasons first Kolkata derby. The Richard Drydencoached side are on the brink of history as a win against Mohammedan Sporting would secure their unprecedented seventh Calcutta Football League title. The marquee tie was scheduled to take place at the Kalyani Stadium on Wednesday but Mohun Bagan stuck to their guns of not taking the field due to inadequate number of tickets provided to them and not enough preparation time given to

players. “Until the referee and match commissioner submit their report and the matter goes to CFL sub-committee, I cannot say anything,” IFA secretary Utpal Ganguli told IANS. According to an East Bengal official who was with the team in Kalyani, the red and gold brigade took the field as per schedule and all the formalities were adhered to. “Everything was done in accordance with the rules. We reached the field before ninety minutes. The players warmed up. The officials were there for half an hour with our players. After 30 minutes, the match commissioner decided to call off the tie,” an East Bengal official said.

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Born in 1961 – Died on 3rd September, 2016

We the family members of Lt. Nthanga Seb would like to express our profound thanks and gratitude to Nsunyu Baptist Church, 4th NAP, B.Coy Baptist Church, Tseminyu and to each and every individual, relatives, friends, neighbours and well wishers, who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the prolonged illness till the demise of my beloved husband and our loving father. Loving wife, children and relatives DP-6756

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IN GRATITUDE “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” Psalms 23:4

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Late : N. Chuba Aier Died : 26.08.16

I will worship toward your holy temple, and praise your name for your loving kindness and your truth; for you have magnified your word above all your name. We the family members of Late N. Chuba Aier would like to offer our profound gratitude to all who stood by us during his brief illness and his sad demise. We are overwhelmed by, all the support and help that you have rendered be it in cash or in kind during his illness. We would like to express our warmest words of thanks to all the doctors, nurses and staff of Eden Hospital, Dimapur. Dimapur Longjang Senso Telongjem Pastor, DABA Lotha Colony Youth Members Murali, Arogo, Dimapur Family members, relatives, friends and Lotha Colony members.

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1921–2016 Apuo, Tsau went to be with the Lord on September 3 evening followed by funeral rites on September 4 at Mengujuma village. During brief illness before his death, well wishers, friends and families extended help, in prayers, cash and kind. We are unable to acknowledge individually, for your love, concern, kindness shown to him, we are overwhelmed. We remain deeply indebted and remember you in our prayers. God Almighty may bless you abundantly. 1. Kiyaneilie Peseyie, Minister of Social Welfare and Parliamentary Affairs 2. Paul Rino, PS to Minister of Social Welfare 3. Rev. Virato 4. Pastor Lhoumese, Mengujuma CRC 5. Rev. Dr. T. R Angami, wife, Deaconess, First AG Church, Kohima 6. Ruokuovizo, OSD to CM 7. First AG Church, Kohima 8. Women Department (-do-) 9. Er. Vikedosie Kehie, CE, NPWD 10. NPF Kohima Div President and colleagues 11. NPF Women Wing President and colleagues 12. NPF Youth Wing reps 13. Tsiepama and Piphema Chalieu clan 14. Near and dear ones, from Dimapur, Kohima, Kiruphema, Medziphema Town, Peducha, Piphema, Pherima, Sechü -Zubza, Socünoma, Tsiepama, Vidima and Zhadima. 15. Dr.Sendimeren Aonok, nurses and staff, ICU, NHAK 16. Doneilie Seyie and family, Mengujuma 17. Mengujuma CRC. 18. Mengujuma Miapuonuokuo, Miazuonuoko and Khriesarüüko Krotho. With deep gratitude Children and grand children of Late Dolhoupra Chalieu. K-3394

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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER DIMAPUR DIVISION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND.

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Sealed Tender in prescribed form affixing court fee stamp of Rs.7.50 (Rupees seven and fifty paise ) and Earnest Money in the form of DAC in favour of the Executive Engineer Irrigation & Flood Control Dimapur Division are hereby invited on behalf of the Governor of Nagaland for construction of the below mentioned work. The tender rate should be quoted as per the NPWD Schedule of Rates 2013,and the same will be received in the office of the undersigned up to 12.00 Hours on 19/09/ 2016 and opened on the same day at 14.00 Hours in presence of the intending tenderers/authorised representative(s). Sl. Name of Work Location Estimated Earnest Money Earnest Money Time for No Cost (Tribal) Non-Tribal completion (`. in lakhs) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Chathe Minor Irrigation Project at Sochunoma `. 3,79,000,00/2% 3% 24(Twenty Four) Sochunoma Village, Dimapur District. Village Month. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Terms & Conditions. Earnest Money in Case of Class-1 Contractors shall be 50% of the Percentage indicated at Col No.5&6 The tenderers are required to quote the rates in figures as well as in words. The intending contractor are directed to submit the attested photocopy of the registration certificate along with tender. No Material(s) will be issued by the department. The successful tenderers will be required to sign Contract Agreement in ‘Prescribed form’ within a week from the date of issue of the intimation letter and the work order will be issued only after the completion of agreement. The works are to be executed as per NPWD specification. No measurement will be taken for works not conforming to Specification. 10% (Ten percent) will be deducted from every bill as ‘Security Deposit (SD)’ and will be released after 6(Six) months of Successful completion of work. In case any dispute arises between the contractor and the Department, the same will be settled within the jurisdiction of Nagaland only If the tenderer’s fails to complete the works within the stipulated time allotted, the undersigned reserves the right to Cancel the work orders and 10% (ten percent) SD deducted from the bills will be forfeited and the remaining work will be awarded to other contractor. Payment will be made as per the availability of fund. All tax (es) including 5% work contract tax as applicable will be deducted from the bills. The department reserves the right to reject any or all the tenders without assigning any reason thereof and acceptance of the rate is Lowest not obligatory.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “ Naked came I out of my mother’s womb, and Naked shall I return thither, the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away.”

Job. 1:21

Through this column, we the family members would like to thank each and everyone who stood by us physically, ﬁnancially, materially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Imsashiba Imchen. Though we are unable to thank everyone individually, it is our humble prayer that God’s Blessing be upon each and everyone of you. Thanking everyone for your prayers, love and concern.

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WC qualifier: Argentina draw, Brazil win er Marquinhos headed the ball into his own net. Neymar took a pass just inside the box with 73 minutes gone and his angled drive was well placed into the far corner to beat Colombian goalkeeper David Ospina. It was his 48th goal in 72 international games and takes the Barcelona striker equal to Zico on Brazil’s all-time goalscoring list. The result lifts Brazil to 15 points, ahead of Argentina. Colombia sit two points behind them in fourth place and Uruguay topped the table with 16 points.

Portugal, France get off to poor start

(L) Argentina celebrate Nicolas Otamendi’s late equaliser in their 2-2 draw with Venezuela. (R) The Barcelona forward wheels away in celebration

after scoring Brazil’s crucial goal. London/basel, Sep 7 (Agencies/ians): Defender Nicolas Otamendi sneaked a late equaliser as Argentina, without injured captain Lionel Messi, came back from two goals down for a 2-2 draw away to Venezuela on Tuesday. The Venezuelans were deserving of their second point in eight qualifiers after goals by young forward Juanpi Anor and striker Josef Martinez had their opponents on the ropes. But striker Lucas Pratto pulled one back with his maiden goal in his second match for Argentina, putting the visitors’ tails up after a sluggish first hour in the wet in Merida.

Uruguay had no such problems with equally damp conditions at home in Montevideo where they crushed Paraguay 4-0 with a Luis Suarez masterclass and an Edinson Cavani brace. Suarez laid on both goals for Cavani and also converted a penalty on the stroke of halftime after midfielder Cristian Rodriguez had scored Uruguay’s second. Cavani went top of the group’s scorers with five goals in eight matches. Uruguay snatched the lead in the South American group back from Argentina, who went top on Thursday after beating them 1-0

at home thanks to a Messi goal. Argentina were stunned when 22-year-old Juanpi skipped between two defenders on the right of the box and curled a superb left-foot shot into the top far corner in the 34th minute. The best Argentina could muster in the first half was a shot from outside the box that skimmed the post by Ever Banega, who was wearing Messi’s number 10 shirt. Martinez doubled Venezuela’s lead seven minutes after the break when he scored from a low cross by the ever busy and dangerous Salomon Rondon, who skipped past Otamendi. Pratto struck

registered their second consecutive win to take the second place in the South American qualifying group for Russia 2018. The home side got the perfect start when Miranda rose after just 80 seconds to head home a corner and score his first goal in 33 appearances for the national side. Brazil, playing just their second game under new coach Tite, dominated the first half with a high-pace pressing game but struggled to make clear cut chances and paid the price in 35 minutes when CoNeymar’s second-half lombia equalised against the goal gave Brazil a 2-1 victory run of play. James Rodriguez over Colombia on Tuesday as floated in a free kick from 35 the five-times world champions yards out and Brazilian defendsix minutes later and Argentina piled on the pressure in the final stages with Venezuela’s goalkeeper Daniel Hernandez forced into a fine save to deny Angel Di Maria and keep his side ahead. However, Otamendi made amends in the 83rd minute for his poor performance at the back by steering in a corner from the right at the near post to save Argentina’s blushes.

Neymar strikes as Brazil sink Colombia

Reigning Euro champion Portugal and runner-up France endured disappointing starts to their 2018 World Cup football qualifying campaigns while Belgium and Bulgaria won their respective matches. Playing without superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal lost 0-2 away to Switzerland through goals from Breel Embolo and Ahmed Mehmedi here on Tuesday, reports Efe. The French had to settle for a 0-0 draw in Belarus thanks to a fine performance from the home team goalkeeper Andrei Gorbunov. Belgium, in the first competitive match under new coach Roberto Martinez, cruised to a 3-0 away victory over Cyprus on a pair of goals by Romelu Lukaku and one from Yannick Carrasco. Sweden took a 1-0 lead at home over the Netherlands, but midfielder Wesley Sneijder equalised to salvage a 1-1 draw for the visitors.

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Awards come with responsibility: Sushil on Padma Bhushan award

Sushil Kumar

New Delhi, Sep 7 (Agencies): Celebrated Indian wrestler Sushil Kumar, who was nominated for the prestigious Padma Bhushan award, on Wednesday said that awards come with responsibility. “If I get Padma Bhushan, I’ll feel proud that the nation loves me. Awards come with responsibilities,” he told ANI. The Wrestling Federation of India recently nominated the

33-year-old for India’s thirdhighest civillian honour. Sushil is the only Indian athlete to have won two individual Olympic medals — a bronze in the 2008 Beijing Games and a silver in the 2012 London Games. Besides, he is also a World Championships gold-medallist, a two-time Commonwealth Games gold-medallist and four-time Commonwealth champion. But he missed the Rio Olympics 2016 as Narsingh Yadav was sent for the Games to represent India in men’s 74kg freestyle category. His name was previously recommended for Padma Bhushan two years ago but was rejected. He has already been awarded with the Khel Ratna award — the country’s highest sporting honour.

Para sports activist demands TV broadcast of Rio Paralympics New Delhi, Sep 7 (IANS): Para Sports Foundation general secretary and former international athlete Pradeep Raj has demanded that the 2016 Paralympics, which start in Rio de Janeiro from Wednesday, be broadcast over television. Addressing a press conference to demand television broadcast of Rio Paralympics, Raj launched a scathing attack on officials travelling to the Paralympics, saying most of them either spend their time shopping or vacationing during such sporting events. “Most officials, who couldn’t go for the

Rio Olympics have been sent this time to Rio. These are powerful people and they force the athletes to take them as coaches,” Raj said. “These officials obviously know nothing about sports or Para sports. They go their on taxpayers’ money just for vacation. On most occasions, these officials don’t even visit the stadium, leave aside helping the athletes in their performance,” he added. Demanding telecast of the Paralympics in India, Raj said that despite repeated requests, there has been no reply from the authorities.

Fury rematch with Klitschko set in Oct Wozniacki, Kerber to clash for US Open final spot

Fury outpointed Wladimir Klitschko last November to win his heavyweight world titles.

London, Sep 7 (Agencies): Tyson Fury will defend his multiple heavyweight world titles in a rematch with Wladimir Klitschko on October 29. Almost a year after he dethroned the long-reigning champion in Dusseldorf, Fury will enjoy home advantage at the Manchester Arena for the much-delayed second meeting. The pair were due to meet in July but Fury pulled out with an ankle injury. The fight was plunged into further doubt with

reports that Fury had tested positive for a banned substance before their first fight. That threatened to bury the rematch in legal red tape before UK Anti-Doping lifted their suspension pending a full investigation. Fury’s coach and uncle Peter said: ‘I’m delighted that we can finally get the fight back on and in Manchester on Oct 29. After hard discussions we can now focus on giving the fans what they deserve; another barnburner of a fight. ‘Team Fury will ensure

Tyson is in the shape of his life to successfully retain his world titles.’ Fury was far from in shape when he appeared at a press conference in April to promote their ill-fated summer showdown. But he locked himself away in his Dutch training camp and appeared to be on track before suffering an injury. He then travelled to France where he partied with England fans during Euro 2016, buying 200 jagerbombs for the revellers.

NEW YORK, Sep 7 (Agencies): Caroline Wozniacki’s dramatic resurgence continued Tuesday when the former world number one defeated a hobbling Anastasija Sevastova to reach a fourth US Open semi-final. The two-time runner-up, ranked at a lowly 74 after an injury-hit campaign, eased to a 6-0, 6-2 win and will face second seed Angelique Kerber for a place in Saturday’s championship match. Sevastova, playing in her first Grand Slam quarter-final, never recovered from falling and turning her right ankle in the second game of the opening set. The 26-year-old was hobbled from that point on and the contest was over in just over an hour with the world number 48 having committed 30 unforced errors to the Dane’s five. Wozniacki, the finalist in 2009 and 2014 and semi-finalist also in 2010 and 2011, sympathised with Sevastova after she spent almost three months out of the sport with a right ankle injury earlier this year. Australian Open champion Kerber defeated Italy’s Roberta Vinci 7-5, 6-0 to reach

ICC withdraws two-tier test proposal

New Delhi, Sep 7 (PTI): The International Cricket Council on Wednesday withdrew its contentious proposal of having a ‘Two-Tier’ Test system following “vehement opposition” from world’s richest cricketing body BCCI with the support of Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. “The two-tier Test system proposal, which was supposed to come up for discussion during the two-day Chief Executives Committee (CEC) meeting in Dubai has been taken off the table keeping in mind the objections raised by four members. The ICC will now look afresh at the whole aspect,” a source in the ICC told PTI today. BCCI president Anurag

Thakur, who has been a vocal critic of this move terming it a detrimental and retrograde step for the financially weaker nations, welcomed the move. “I am thankful to the members of the ICC who understood our viewpoint and agreed to take this proposal off the table. As one of the key stakeholders in world cricket, BCCI would continue to have an inclusive approach and ensure that everyone’s interest and the growth of cricket isn’t compromised,” Thakur, who was at the forefront of the anti Two-Tier format, told PTI today. The Indian Board president said the growth and popularity of the game won’t suffer because of the existing format. “We want to grow

the game and take it to new pastures and will not allow any step which can shrink the popularity and development of the game,” said Thakur. It was learnt that BCCI CEO Rahul Johri thanked the ICC for understanding their point of view. “BCCI CEO Rahul Johri thanked International Cricket Council for understanding the sentiment of all the boards opposing the two-tier system and also ensured its fullest co-operation in the interest of the game to popularise Test cricket worldwide,” a source in the know of things told PTI today. Any structural change to be passed by the ICC needs a clear 2/3rd majority and it would have been difficult to pass this proposal as it required 7 out of 10 votes. Even the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) would have joined hands with BCCI to stop the move even though they have traditionally sided with the English and Australian boards. The BCCI recently played four Tests in West Indies as a part of the Caribbean team’s aborted 2014 tour of India. “Contrary to reports that West Indies were in support of two-Tier system, it was exactly the opposite. West Indies were never in favour of a twotier Test system. Yes, they are in favour of four-day format

for Tests and all for day-night but they never supported bifurcation into two division,” a source informed. The ICC CEO Dave Richardson in a press statement from Dubai accepted that a lot of deliberation is still needed on the subject. “There are some complexities, not least because of scheduling and existing structures, but we envisage the changes being implemented for 2019,” Richardson said. “Encouragingly, there is an appetite from the 10 full members for more context around all three formats of the game and we have consensus on a range of areas. This includes the details of ODI and T20 structures and principles around Test cricket schedules, which include the concept of a Test Champion play-off every two years, and the opportunity for more nations to be involved,” the CEO further stated. “Members will now revert to their boards to share the details of the proposed revised structures and principles. Work will continue to develop a clear structure and position for each format over the coming months as the International Cricket Council collectively focuses on improving bi-lateral cricket for fans and players in the long run,” he concluded.

her second semi-final in New York having also made the last four in 2011. Kerber holds a 7-5 career record over Wozniacki.

Djokovic through to semis as Tsonga retires

Defending champion Novak Djokovic reached his 10th successive US Open semifinal on Tuesday when Jo-Wilfried Tsonga retired from their quarterfinal match with a left knee injury while trailing 3-6, 2-6. It was the third time in five matches that an opponent’s injury has worked to Djokovic’s advantage, after his walkover into the third round where Mikhail Youzhny retired after just six games. Ninth-seeded Tsonga gave him more of a workout, but even before an apparent left knee injury began to trouble the Frenchman in the second set Djokovic had the match well in hand. The Serbian world number one will face another Frenchman, Gael Monfils, for a place in Sunday’s championship match after the 10th seed pummelled compatriot Lucas Pouille 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. It was the first time in 89 years that three French men

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had reached the quarterfinals of the US championships. Tsonga was the highest seed among them, but his challenge ended with a whimper. Down two breaks at 2-5 in the second, he called for the trainer, wincing as his knee was manipulated. A merciless Djokovic then served out the set at love, firing a 118 mph (189.9 km/h) ace -- his first of the contest -- on set point. After Tsonga opened the third set with a double fault he called a halt.

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Sania knocked out of women’s doubles NEW YORK, Sep 7 (IANS): Seventh seeds Sania Mirza and Barbora Strycova were beaten 6-7 (3), 1-6 by top seeds Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic in the women’s doubles quarterfinals of the US Open, thereby ending India’s campaign in the tennis tournament. Sania was India’s last representative at the US Open after Rohan Bopanna and his Canadian partner Gabriela Dabrowski lost in the mixed doubles quarters on Monday. Caroline and Kristina were down 1-4 in the first set as Sania-Barbora got an early break to jump to a 3-1 lead at the Grandstand Court here on Tuesday. Sania, world’s top-ranked doubles player, then held her serve comfortably to consolidate the lead 4-1. Up 5-2, the Indo-Czech pair received two break points to close out the first set but couldn’t produce the killer blow and quickly paid the prize.

BCCI threatens to pull out of CT 2017

NE W DE L HI , S e p 7 (Agencies): The tussle between the International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has taken a new turn with the Indian cricket board is now mulling to pull out of the next year’s Champions Trophy, scheduled to be held in England after being excluded from the ICC’s finance committee meeting held few days ago in Dubai. BCCI secretary Ajay Shirke reacted angrily to the latest ICC snub and termed it as ‘humiliating’. “These are the committees where all the important decisions are taken - finance, commerce and chief executives committee; India not having a representative (in those committees) is a humiliation for us. We will tell the ICC, ‘either you amend this or we will decide what to do to protect India’s cricket interests globally’. It could be anything. We may even not play the Champions Trophy. Better sense may prevail, and we may not reach that stage at all. But there are so many options,” he told Indian Express. The BCCI has reportedly been angry with several latest developments, including ICC’s proposal of a two-tier Test structure and the decision to disband the ‘Big Three’ reforms. However, the ICC gave in to the pressure from the world’s richest cricket body and withdrew the two-tier Test system.

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