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Union Home Minister in favour Special Category Status underscored of reduction in deployment of at Rajnath Singh's meet with NE CMs Central Forces in North East ET Correspondent Guwahati, Jul 11

ET Correspondent Guwahati, Jul 11

In what could be seen as a move which will cheer much of the North East, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said that he favoured reduction in deployment of central forces in the North East in view of the improved security scenario in the region. "In the wake of improvement in security scenario, there is a need to review deployment of security forces in the region. At present the deployment is more than it was when the insurgency was at its peak," Contd. on Page 3

ET CAPSULES England go 1-0 up against Australia in Ashes Cardiff, Jul 11: England beat Australia by 169 runs to win the first Ashes Test at Cardiff's Sophia Gardens on Saturday. Australia, set what would have been a new Ashes fourth-innings record winning total of 412, were bowled out for 242 after tea as England went 1-0 up in the five-match series with more than a day to spare. Brief scores England 430 (J Root 134, M Ali 77, G Ballance 61, B Stokes 52; M Starc 5-114, J Hazlewood 3-83) and 289 (I Bell 60, J Root 60; N Lyon 4-75) Australia 308 (C Rogers 95; J Anderson 3-43) and 242 (M Johnson 77, D Warner 52; S Broad 3-39, M Ali 3-59)

THE POSSIBILITY OF LIFE IN NORTH EAST UNDER REDUCED ARMED FORCES DEPLOYMENT Singh urged all the Chief Ministers to conduct a realistic audit of deployment of Central Armed Police Forces in their states. Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is in favour of reduction in deployment of central forces in the North East in view of the improved security scenario in the region. There had been substantial strengthening of northeast state police forces in the past few years.

There have been sustained efforts in improving the security scenario by focusing on development resulting in an "all-time low" level of insurgency in the region. Most of the youths in insurgent groups were misled and they had now realised their mistakes.

Mizoram, Tripura, large parts of Assam and Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh, except its three eastern districts, are almost free of insurgency. There is a strong popular desire for peace in Nagaland and Manipur too. There has been a marked increase in lowvisibility yet high-impact violent crimes like kidnapping for ransom and extortions in Assam and Meghalaya

Hanging Bridge, road and drain repaired at Ward No. 2 and 3 in Itanagar

Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi impressed upon the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to restore 90:10 fund pattern for the North Eastern States and put the Region into Special Category Status. Delivering at the meeting of the Union Home Minister with the Chief Ministers of North Eastern States, Contd. on Page 4

Chief Ministers of North Eastern State posed for a group picture with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh , Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju, and Union Minister of DoNER, Shri Birebdra Pratap Singh. Pic - UB photos

Flood and erosion affected 205 families of Lakhimpur to be rehabilitated soon ET Correspondent Lakhimpur, Jul 11

A total of 205 families that have lost their land and properties due to flood and terrible erosion in Lakhimpur District in the past years will be rehabilitated very soon. This announcement was recently made by Lakhimpur DC Debeswar Malakar. Talking on the subject he said that the proposal of land allocation to these families was sent to the concerned department of the State Government on July 25, 2012 after it had been discussed and detailed Contd. on Page 4

Villagers crossing a river flowing through erosion hit Matmora Gaon and Chekoni Dangdhora at Dhakuakhana in Lakhimpur.Pic - UB PHOTOS

ADONOI MISSION A Non Governmental Org serving the people of Diyun since 2011

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Opening Orphan Home very soon 20 Children selected so far Some members of the local community at work for the greater good of society in Itanagar.

A mass social service was conducted at Ward No. 2 and 3 as part of the initiative by Ward Councilor, Tatung Tania and Tagru Takap today. The local residents of Police Colony, London, Jul 11: Williams won her sixth Wimbledon championship Saturday with a straight-sets victory over Muguruza. The American defeated Spain's Garbine Muguruza 6-4, 6-4 in final. Djokovic and Federer play Sunday in the men's final.

1 dead after drowning in pond Lakhimpur, Jul 11: A person named Jatin Saikia (38) died after drowning in a pond today in Bihpuria of Lakhimpur District. He was the inhabitant of Keyamora, ward No. 1 of Bihpuria town. It is understood that the person had drowned in deep waters while he was bathing in the pond after returning from ploughing at his paddy fields. He is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter along with his father and mother. (Correspondent)

going children and is being repaired. "The said Hanging Bridge which connects Police Colony, Vivek Vihar on the one side and Economic Statistic Colony, ZSI and Gohepur Tinali on the other side was Contd. on Page 3

Shortage of 1149 quintals of APL rice in Lohit district, Pul submits memo to MP for immediate hike of quota ET Correspondent Tezu, Jul 11

Subsequent to carving out Namsai from Lohit district, a shortfall in the monthly allocation of APL rice has been reportedly created and at present provision of 35 Kg rice for each card holder is insufficient as a result consumers getting frustrated and worried. Coming down heavily on the shortage of food grain especially rice, Drengso Pul, State Consultative Member FCI submitted memorandum on behalf of

the consumers of TezuSunpura-Wakro to Ninong Ering MP East Parliamentary Constituency in his recent visit to Lohit for immediate hike in the monthly quota so as to bring succour to the beleaguered consumers of the district. Reportedly, there are 13445 card holders and among them Above Poverty Line (APL) card holders require 4706 Kg of rice. As per 2011 census, there are a total of 12668 households with 4 persons per household on an average. Meanwhile, the total monthly

quota of rice is 3557 quintals. The shortage of rice as per APL Ration is 1149 quintals in Lohit district where 100 percent of the public is dependent on PDS rice unlike in Namsai district which is one of the rice bowl districts of Arunachal, the memorandum states. Pul made an ardent plea to the MP to immediately hike the monthly quota and requested immediate supply resumption of other PDS essential commodities including sugar, wheat and salt for the greater interest of the consumers of the district. Geoeconomics in Central Asia

Sahara fails to pay rent, in the process of vacating BKC space The beleaguered Sahara Group seems to be cutting its losses barely three years after it signed probably the big-

CM opens options to amendments in the MRVTMW Bill

Pakistan to install tracking chips in feet of 1,600 terror suspects

Even as the 11th session of the 10th Manipur Legislative Assembly was pro-

For the first time in Pakistan, 'tracking chips'

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will be installed in the feet of 1,600 terror suspects in Punjab province by the end of this month to monitor their movements.

economic, and social challenges, which give local leaders sleepless nights; however, the narrative shift - from a troublesome region to an area of opportunity is producing some surprising results.

gest lease rental deal in India with a developer in the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC). Over the past few months, the Lucknow-headquartered conglomerate has begun vacating the almost four lakh-square-foot space in Parinee Crescenzo.

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Economic Statistic Colony, ZSI took part in the social service. Koj Tajang, Director (Economic & Statistic) said that they were worried about the Hanging Bridge, while Councilor Tagru Takap said that the Hanging Bridge was unsafe for the small school

longed on Friday, Chief Minister O Ibobi has categorically stated that the twin options of either withdrawing the MRVTMW Bill for incorporating extra provisions/clauses or drafting a fresh Bill are open.

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Awareness Camp Medical Camp Social Service Carried out massive relief and rescue operations during floods Rabi Shankar Angu Guiding youths for entrepreneurship General Secretary Showing villagers ways of modern day cultivation Always ready to help adminstration in crisis Address: Adonoi Mission Diyun, Dist: Changlang-AP Sanjay Kiangjoy Contact : 9402669748 Treasurer

Twenty-five years after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Central Asia is a region of relative stability. There are, of course, security,

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ET Correspondent Itanagar, Jul 11


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