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Gov to confer
'democracy awards'
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: Gov-
ernor BD Mishra is sched-
uled to confer the first ever
'State Democracy Awards',
instituted by the State Elec-
tion Commission (SEC), on
15 September to mark the
International Democracy
Day.
"The awards will be
conferred on organiza-
tions and individuals who
displayed outstanding
performances during gen-
eral elections of the local
bodies in Arunachal
Pradesh in 2020," the SEC
informed in a release.
(Contd. on P-5)
Jerang takes charge
as Anjaw DC
HAWAI, 10 Sep: Bordum-
sa ADC Talo Jerang took
charge as the Anjaw dep-
uty commissioner on Fri-
day. He replaces Ayushi
Sudan, who has been
transferred.
Jerang held an interac-
tion session with all the of-
ficers and staff of his of-
fice here on Friday.
(DIPRO)
6 operatives of NSCN (IM),
ENNG apprehended
KHONSA, 10 Sep: Six
hardcore insurgents of
the NSCN (IM) and the
ENNG were apprehended
here in Tirap district on
Friday during a series of
joint operations conduct-
ed by the police and the
Khonsa battalion of the
Assam Rifles (AR).
According to a 6 AR
release, "a specific intelli-
gence report was received
regarding the presence of
three hardcore insurgents
in general area Khonsa,
following which a team of
Khonsa battalion of As-
sam Rifles and the police
launched a joint operation
to nab the insurgents re-
portedly involved in extor-
tion, kidnapping and ne-
farious activities against
locals." (Contd. on P-5)
Repair damaged
roads, says APCC
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: Ex-
pressing disappointment
over the deplorable con-
dition of the roads in the
state capital, the
Arunachal Pradesh Con-
gress Committee (APCC)
has urged the state gov-
ernment, particularly the
department concerned, to
"take up restoration and
maintenance work on the
damaged NH 415 road and
sectoral/colony roads for
smooth surface communi-
cation." (Contd. on P-5)
BRO developing six-foot tracks in Arunachal
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
Border Roads Organization
(BRO) is developing six-
C
foot tracks in Arunachal in
order to improve connectiv-
ity to the remote areas in the
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state.
"Project Arunank of the
BRO has attached priority
Y
on development of the six-
foot tracks and has com-
menced work in full swing
K
to achieve the desired goals
within three years," BRO
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APSCPCR demands immediate arrest of rapist TRIHMS gets Level-III biosafety research laboratory
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
Arunachal Pradesh State
Commission for Protection
of Child Rights (APSCPCR)
has vehemently con-
demned the rape of a minor
girl in Sikarijo village in Up-
per Subansiri district and
demanded that the police
arrest the accused at the
earliest.
Taking suo moto cogni-
zance of the case, the AP-
SCPCR contacted the Up-
per Subansiri SP on Friday
to enquire about the inci-
dent.
Natung calls on Thakur
NEW DELHI, 10 Sep:
Arunachal's Sports & Youth
Affairs Minister Mama Na-
tung met union Sports &
Youth Affairs Minister
Anurag Thakur here on Fri-
day, and the two discussed
the immense sporting po-
tential of the Northeast, par-
ticularly Arunachal.
Natung requested the
union minister to continue
providing support for cre-
ating state-of-the-art sports'
infrastructure in the state.
Thakur gave assurance
that all pending projects of
Arunachal would be given
priority. He complimented
Natung on the success of
the 'airgun surrender abhiy-
an' and said that it should
be replicated across the
country.
Ering distributes awards to APPSCCE mains qualifiers
Correspondent
RUKSIN, 10 Sep: Pasighat
West MLA Ninong Ering
handed over cash awards
to the five APPSCCE mains
qualified candidates from
his constituency in a func-
tion at the ADC office here
in East Siang district on Fri-
day.
Each of the candidates -
Tum Aje, Ting Paron, Anu
Panyang, Yangki Jamoh and
Ajay Kamsi - got Rs 25,000
MLA inspects flood damages, distributes relief
BOLENG, 10 Sep: Pangin-
Boleng MLA Ojing Tasing
on Thursday undertook a
whirlwind tour of all the vil-
lages in Siang district affect-
ed by the flooding of the
Hubbung and Simang riv-
ers.
The flood that occurred
on 26 August inundated
roads, washed away a
Bailey bridge, extensively
destroyed agriculture and
horticulture fields, and
swept away three houses.
The Hubbung small hydel
project suffered the most
damages.
The MLA provided re-
lief items to 46 flood victims
sources said here on Friday.
The tracks include Huri-
Tapa (20.44 kms), Tap-Goy-
ing (18.6 kms), Tapa Karu
(43.18 kms), Sarli-Semai
(54.87 kms), Sarli-Phulle
(34.38 kms) and Nacho-
Bangte (41.6 kms) in Ku-
rung Kumey and Upper
Subansiri districts border-
ing China, the sources in-
formed.
"BRO in #Arunachal-
Pradesh commenced con-
SATURDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER, 2021
A case under Section
376, IPC r/w Section 6 of the
POCSO Act, 2012 has been
registered at the Daporijo
police station against the
alleged accused, who is
currently absconding.
The commission also re-
quested the state govern-
ment to provide necessary
compensation under the
Arunachal Pradesh Victim
Compensation Act, 2011.
One Pakbin Sikom
(Batak), aged 30, raped the
minor girl on 8 September
and is absconding after
Natung was accompa-
nied by Sports & Youth Af-
under the MLA-sponsored
scheme to promote merito-
rious and financially weak-
er students.
The MLA expressed
hope that a sizable number
of candidates from his con-
stituency would qualify the
civil service examinations
and serve the state's peo-
ple in various capacities.
Earlier, Ering had award-
ed Rs 10,000 to each of the
40 candidates from his con-
of Dosing, Pareng, Suple,
Supsing, Yingku, Sine, Yi-
buk, Lihing and Mehing vil-
lages.
He was accompanied by
Siang DC Atul Tayeng, SP
struction of foot track Huri-
Tapa. The endeavour is part
of the larger aim of holisti-
cally addressing the chal-
lenge of improved connec-
tivity to the remote areas in
Arunachal and spur socio-
eco development in the
state," the BRO tweeted.
BRO Director General Lt
Gen Rajeev Chaudhary with
his committed officers
down the line has been con-
stantly monitoring the work
committing the crime.
Our correspondent adds
from Daporijo: On Friday,
members of the Child Wel-
fare Committee (CWC), led
by advocate and member of
the committee Kolin Lusi
Tamin, visited the victim,
who is undergoing treat-
ment at the hospital here.
Terming the incident
barbaric, the CWC demand-
ed that the law enforcing
authority immediately arrest
the culprit and award him
exemplary punishment.
In an earlier report, the
fairs Secretary Anirudh
Singh.
stituency who had qualified
for the civil service (prelim-
inary) examination in 2020.
He also extended financial
help to five graduates to
undergo coaching for the
Indian Administrative Ser-
vices examination. Ering will
also sponsor the coaching
fees of at least 10 under-
graduate students to com-
pete in medical, IIT and oth-
er engineering examinations
every year. (Contd. on P-5)
S Singpho and government
officials.
Meanwhile, on Friday,
95 PRI members participat-
ed in a training programme
on (Contd. on P-5)
progress, the sources said,
adding that Project Arunank
has been entrusted with the
responsibility of critical in-
frastructure development in
the border areas.
"The six-foot tracks
would not only impact so-
cio-economic development
in border areas but also
serve as a boon for national
security in border districts,"
the sources added. (Contd.
on P-5)
RNI No. 40909/ 89
age of the victim had been
erroneously mentioned as 14
years. The actual age of the
victim, as per her Aadhaar
enrollment, is 7 years.
The Neba Youth Wel-
fare Association has also
vehemently condemned the
heinous crime and demand-
ed exemplary punishment
for the rapist.
The association
sought the intervention of
the women's commission,
the CWC and other NGOs
in delivering justice to the
victim.
59 Covid cases reported on
Friday, 27 symptomatic
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
state on Friday reported 59
fresh Covid-19 cases, of
whom 27 are symptomatic.
The ICR reported the
highest 19 cases, followed
by six cases each in Dibang
Valley, Lower Dibang Valley
and West Kameng and four
cases each in Lower Suban-
siri and Namsai.
With 33.3 percent,
Dibang Valley reported the
highest positivity rate in the
state. The ICR reported a
positivity rate of 2.8 percent.
Also on Friday, 82 pa-
tients in various health fa-
cilities across the state were
declared recovered or dis-
charged. (Contd. on P-5)
Postal Regn. No. AP/001/2020-2022
NAHARLAGUN, 10 Sep:
Health Minister Alo Libang
inaugurated a specialized
Level-III biosafety research
laboratory in the campus of
Tomo Riba Institute of
Health & Medical Sciences
(TRIHMS) here on Friday.
The laboratory has
been funded by the union
health & family welfare min-
istry's biotechnology de-
partment.
"This is the only such
type of laboratory in the
state and is second in the
Northeast region after As-
sam. It would cater to the
needs of the state as well as
the medical students and
faculty of the institute and
health department for re-
CC pavement works in Itanagar halted due
to lack of coordination between depts: DC
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: Itana-
gar Capital Region Deputy
Commissioner Talo Potom
on Friday informed that a
"few CC pavement works on
some major roads in Itana-
gar are halted due to over-
lapping issues in executing
the works as there is no
proper handing and taking
over of roads between the
executing departments."
He said this during a co-
ordination meeting with IS-
CDCL CEO Dahey Sangno,
the Naharlagun PWD EE,
Y
K
`3
search activities," Libang in our state. It has all the
said. facilities to test and carry
He said that "mainte- out research on drug resis-
nance and other servicing tant diseases," he said.
of the research laboratory "We have a BSL-II lab-
will be done by the agency oratory here at TRIHMS,
which has established the where RT-PCR tests are be-
equipment for the next three ing done. The BSL-III re-
years, and after that the search laboratory is an
TRIHMS, the health depart- achievement for our state
ment or the state govern- and it will be used for spe-
ment may take it up for its cific purposes to study tu-
proper utility." berculosis (MDR or ExDR)
TRIHMS Director Dr and we will send these sam-
Moji Jini informed that, as ples and reports to other
of now there are four types specialized laboratories in
of such laboratories, start- Bhopal, Pune or Delhi for
ing from biosafety Level-I complete case study. Sev-
to IV. eral other researches will
"Currently, BSL-III lab-
oratory is available in As-
also be done as per require-
ment," Dr Jini added.
sam and the second one is (Contd. on P-5)
the CD-A/B PWD EE, the lack of coordination among
ISCDCL EE and AEs and JEs various departments, such
of various departments to as administration, PWD,
identify roads to be taken up IMC and smart city, and
under the smart city project. urged them to work in coor-
The DC lamented the dination. (Contd. on P-5)
APPOINTMENT
I, Shri Tamar Murtem, District Pres-
ident (BJP), Kamle District, Raga (A.P)
do hereby appoint Shri T. K Murtem,
Ex-ZPM as ‘Convenor’ of Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP), Kamle District,
Raga (A.P) for smooth functioning of
the BJP party.
Sd/- Shri Tamar Murtem (Ex-MLA)
President, BJP
Kamle District, Raga
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Donowho's Western feature The Old Way
LOS ANGELES, 10 Sep:
Hollywood star Nicolas
Cage will play the lead in
The Old Way, which marks
his first-ever stint in a West-
ern feature film.
According to The Hol-
lywood Reporter, the film is
directed by Brett Donowho
(Acts of Violence) from a
script by Carl W Lucas.
The plot will see Cage
play Colton Briggs, a former
gunslinger who now runs a
general store and lives qui-
etly with his family.
After a gang of outlaws
murders his wife in cold
blood, he is forced to go
back to his old way of life,
this time with an unlikely
partner: his 12-year-old
daughter.
Cage, who was born
and raised in the West, said
it was about time he starred
in a film in the genre.
"After 43 years in cin-
ema, I'm only now being in-
vited to the important and
late M. Karunanidhi,
Jayakumar said and as-
serted the yesteryear mati-
nee idol-turned-politician
was never after such posts.
MGR was then part of
the DMK, which under its
founder the late C.N.
Annadurai, unseated the
Congress in the 1967 elec-
tions to become the first re-
gional party to head the
state in independent India.
Later, Ramachandran parted
ways with it when
Karunanidhi helmed the
party and launched his
AIADMK in 1972. The
DMK chief succeeded
Annadurai as CM following
his death in 1969.
Jayakumar said while
pictures of MGR undergo-
ing treatment carried in
party posters after he was
shot at, allegedly by the late
actor M.R. Radha, played a
vital role in DMK's victory,
Annadurai subsequently
wanted to make
Disney's Jungle Cruise to release
in Indian cinemas on 24 September
NEW DELHI, 10 Sep:
Disney's Jungle Cruise, star-
ring Dwayne Johnson and
Emily Blunt, is all set to re-
lease in Indian theatres on
24 September in English,
Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
The film has already re-
leased internationally in
July, and a sequel is already
in the works as per reports
in the international media.
Inspired by the famous
Universal to release 'Halloween Kills' in
theatres, on streamer Peacock on October 15
LOS ANGELES, 10 Sep:
Universal has changed the
release strategy for "Hal-
loween Kills" as the film will
now debut in theatre and on
streaming service Peacock
on the same day.
According to The Hol-
lywood Reporter, the
movie's release date remains
the same -- October 15.
Produced by Universal,
Miramax and Blumhouse,
the David Gordon Green-
directed film was originally
slated for a theatrical-only
release.
It was originally sched-
uled to release in 2020 but
was postponed thrice due to
the coronavirus pandemic.
storied genre of the West-
ern with both The Old Way
and Butcher's Crossing.
"I'm excited and com-
pelled by the complex char-
acters of both Briggs and
Miller, and to find new
ground to play at 57 is in-
deed galvanising," the Os-
car winner added.
It is both an honour and
privilege to work with Cage
on the first Western of his
illustrious career, said
Donowho.
"Cage not only
epitomises the character of
Briggs, but he is also the
consummate professional a
director only dreams of
working with to bring this
enigmatic character to life.
As a father of three daugh-
ters, I cannot wait to share
this compelling story of a
father and daughter and
their emotional journey of
discovery," the filmmaker
said.
Capstone Pictures and
Ramachandran a minister,
which he refused but was
later made deputy chief of
Small Savings, a newly cre-
ated post.
Jayakumar said the film
portrayed as if
Ramachandran had sought
a ministerial berth after
Annadurai's death, when
Karunanidhi took over the
mantle and said "this is not
true."
In fact, it was MGR who
proposed Karunanidhi's
candidature for CM''s post
after Annadurai's death, he
said.
"It would be better if the
scene is deleted," he said.
Some other scenes, one
claiming Jayalalithaa was in
touch with the late prime
ministers Indira Gandhi and
Rajiv Gandhi without
MGR's knowledge that gave
an impression as if she was
going against him as well as
another one showing
Ramachandran "belittling"
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Court sentences man to 1-yr imprisonment 'Police eyes and ears prog' launched
BOMDILA, 10 Sep: The
court of the district & ses-
sions judge here in West
Kameng district has con-
victed one Govind Puroik
under Section 304 (Part II)
of the Indian Penal Code
(IPC) and sentenced him to
a year's simple imprison-
ment, besides imposing a
fine of Rs 5,000.
The police after receiv-
ing an FIR had arrested
Govind and two others on
22 February, 2013 and reg-
istered a case against them
at the Bhalukpong police
station under Sections 452/
302/34 of the IPC.
As per the FIR, Govind
along with Tapung Puroik
(42) and Nejao Puroik (23)
entered the house of Sang-
jo Miji (the complainant) at
11:30 pm on 22 February,
2013 with an intention to
assault him over an argu-
MLA launches 'jan andolan' to end TB by 2025
PASIGHAT, 10 Sep: Pa-
sighat East MLA Kaling
Moyong on Friday
launched a 'jan andolan' to
end TB by 2025, here in
East Siang district.
Addressing the gather-
ing, the MLA emphasized on
"effective communication
strategy to reach maximum
population with the cam-
paign called 'jan andolan' to
create awareness among the
general public about all as-
pects of TB management
and to make India a TB-free
nation by 2025."
"There is also a need to
address stigma in a huge
way as it is one of the big-
gest barriers in availing TB
treatment," Moyong said,
C
M
Y
K
ment which had taken place
earlier in the day.
During the course of the
argument, Govind hit Sade
Miji (73), father of Sangjo
Miji, on the head with a
wooden block, as a result
which he (Sade Miji) died.
During the police inter-
rogation of the accused per-
sons, it was revealed that on
the morning of 22 February,
2013, when Govind was
coming from his village to-
wards Tippi, Sangjo Miji
abused him, uttering unpar-
liamentarily words without
any provocation.
Thereafter, on the same
day, at about 10 pm, Govind
along with Tapung Puroik
and Nejao Puroik went to
the house of Sangjo Miji to
seek clarification.
As per the court, Sade
Miji, the father of Sangjo
Miji, picked up a wooden
and asked the PMC coun-
cillors and PRI leaders to
play a pivotal role for the
success of the campaign.
JDHS Dr D Raina high-
lighted the achievements in
TB management in the dis-
block meant for firewood
and hit Govind in order to
defend his son Sangjo Miji.
But Govind overpowered
the old man and hit him
back on the temple region
of the head repeatedly, as a
result which Sade Miji be-
came unconscious and lat-
er succumbed to the inju-
ries.
"The period already
spent in custody by the ac-
cused during the investiga-
tion and trial is to be set off
against the total period of
conviction," the judgment
said, adding that he will
have to undergo another
three months under custo-
dy if he fails to deposit the
fine.
The convicted accused
had been arrested on 22
February, 2013 and released
on bail on 26 September,
2013.
trict and informed that, be-
sides at the Pasighat TB
hospital, all facilities, in-
cluding free-of-cost medi-
cines for TB, are also avail-
able at BPGH.
DTO Dr T Siram called
LOCAL /
C
National 3
M
ZIRO, 10 Sep: The Lower
Y
Subansiri district police
launched a 'Police eyes and
ears programme' here on
K
Thursday.
Under the initiative, all
the OCs will conduct meet-
ings with the bazaar commit-
tees, shopkeepers and shop
owners of their jurisdictions
in the last week of every
month. The initiative is also
aimed at containing illegal
activities, crimes, traffic ing attendants, drivers, res- cal police.
problems and other related idents and traders welfare "The programme will
issues. associations will be sensi- also go a long way in bridg-
Stakeholders such as tized to keeping a watch on ing the avertable gap be-
watchmen, guards, vegeta- suspicious people and shar- tween public and police,"
ble and fruit vendors, park- ing information with the lo- SP Harsh Indora said.
APCC mourns death of former DYC president
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The demise of the District Youth on the way to Guwahatl for
Arunachal Pradesh Con- Congress (DYC) president treatment on Friday morn-
gress Committee (APCC) of the then undivided Ku- ing.
has expressed grief and rung Kumey district Takam Recalling Tagung as an
shock over the untimely Tagung, who passed away energetic, hardworking par-
on Friday. ty loyalist and a promising
The APCC informed
that Tagung, who was also
leader of the INC, the APCC
said, "His selfless contribu-
a former ASM and former tion for the greater interest
president of the Palin of INC party and for the
block AYC, breathed his welfare of the people will
last in Biswanath Charali, always be remembered."
for "collaborative platform
in elimination of TB by 2025
from East Siang."
Among others, MS Dr
YR Darang and PMC Chief
Councillor Okiam Moyong
Borang spoke. (DIPRO)
4 EDITORIAL / LOCAL / NATIONAL The Arunachal Times, Saturday, 11 September, 2021

Thought of the day

"If you hear the dogs, keep going. If you see the
Farmers' raise the ante
torches in the woods, keep going. If there's shouting

after you, keep going. Don't ever stop. Keep going. If
you want a taste of freedom, keep going."
~ Harriet Tubman ~
The Arunachal Times
Support independent media
In yet another attempt to intimidate
independent media, income tax officers visited
the offices of news sites NewsClick and
Newslaundry. The income tax officials termed
the visit a "survey" and not "raids." NewsClick
and its founders were raided by the
Enforcement Directorate in February this year
in a money laundering case. Since the present
BJP regime came to power at the Centre, many
independent media houses and journalists
have been repeatedly harassed using various
tax bodies. In the past, organizations like NDTV
and The Wire have all been harassed by the
present regime. Though no proper case has
been made against them till now, the
government uses various methods to harass
them.
These media houses refuse to toe the line
of the government and have been reporting
independently. Today, the majority of media
houses in the country have become extended
mouthpieces of the ruling party. They parrot
whatever the government orders them to.
Instead of holding the ruling party accountable,
the media continue to attack opposition parties
and activists who expose the wrongdoing of the
government. The media houses are also
playing the dangerous role of polarizing society.
Daily news is run to divide people on religious
lines. There are very few media groups who
are still upholding the true values of journalism.
However, they are continuously under attack
by the ruling party. Every Indian should stand
up and support these media houses.
Remember, for any democracy to flourish,
independent and vibrant media is very
important.
T
he nine-month long farmers’ agitation gets a shot
in the arm in Karnal district of Haryana and
Muzaffarnagar in western Uttar Pradesh. The
massive show of strength challenging the two BJP-ruled
States should have not just Chief Minister worried, but
so also the BJP headquarters. While Harayana may not
be top priority as it is not going for Assembly elections,
the farmers ‘UP Mission’ had had a great start. The
‘mahapanchayat’ by the Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM),
attended by thousands has one agenda— campaign and
defeat the Yogi Adityanath government. Leading the
charge, Bhartiya Kisan Unionchief Rakesh Tikait roared:
“People of UP will not tolerate (Home Minister) Amit Shah,
(Prime Minister) Narendra Modi and Yogi Adityanath. If
we have governments like this, there will be riots. This
land witnessed the slogan of “Allahu Akbar, Har Har
Mahadev” in the past. They talk of dividing, we speak of
uniting.”
Political overtones? Will the farmers eventually align
with Opposition parties, such as the SP or RLD or is Tikait
going to court them for the 2022 polls? It was said that UP
has 8 crore farmer votes and that they must steal the
political mandate from the BJP. Having tasted success,
strategy will be worked out next month in Lucknow for
more mahapanchayats and reaching out to every single
district. While victory is a long way, a rethink by the Centre
on the farm laws could be a step to stop the juggernaut.
Likewise, in Karnal, the farmers have Chief Minister
Khattar and team worried, as the show of strength in his
constituency does not augur well for the government.
The protesting farmers are continuing their indefinite sit-
in at the district headquarters, demanding the suspension
of the IAS officer, who ordered the security forces to
lathicharge them and ‘smash their heads.’ Signs of unease
in the ruling party are very much there. Mobile internet
services there have been suspended, as round of talks
between district officials and farmers failed on Wednesday
last. Despite barricades, the farmers have managed to lay
siege at the mini-secretariat. It’s a huge embarrassment
for the state government, alright. Is it now on the backfoot?
State Home Minister Vij has offered to order an impartial
probe into the lathicharge but said “only genuine demands
(of farmers protesting in Karnal) can be accepted.” Who
decides, what is genuine, is the question.
Innocent Not Maoists
Damning, is to say the least. Eight innocent lives were
killed, eight years ago in Chhattisgarh! A judicial inquiry
report submitted to the Cabinet on Wednesday last should
make the then governments in the State and the Centre
hang their heads in shame. The report by a retired judge
UP, Haryana Stir
of Madhya Pradesh High Court into the gunning down of
eight tribals, including four minors by security personnel
in Edesmetta, Bijapur district, concluded that none of those
killed had weapons nor were they Maoists, as was alleged
at the time of the incident, night of May17-18, 2013. They
were ‘unarmed and died in gunfire of 44 rounds, 18 of
which were fired by a single constable of the CoBRA unit
of the CRPF’! The report termed the incident as ‘a mistake’
saying the security personnel “may have opened fire in
panic.” Ironic as it may sound, the report says 25-30 people
had gathered that night to celebrate Beej Pandum, a tribal
festival ‘to worship new life’ in the form of seeds, when a
1000-strong security force showed up, claiming it was a
Maoist hideout. The incident, adds the report, could have
been avoided had the security forces been ‘given enough
gadgets for self-defence, if they had better intelligence
Round The States
By Insaf
from the ground and had they been careful’. The report
has been adopted by the Cabinet. Not enough. North
Block must read it and so should State governments. Every
life matters.
Row Over ‘Namaz’ Room
Allotment of a ‘Namaz’ room in Jharkhand Assembly has
stirred a hornets nest. The Opposition BJP led protests
both inside and outside the Assembly, before the monsoon
session came to an end on Thursday last. The BJP accuses
the ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha of ‘appeasement
politics’ and demanded the “unconstitutional and
undemocratic decision” be withdrawn immediately, as
‘secularism means the State shouldn’t profess and promote
any particular faith.’ Interestingly, in the same breath, a
BJP MLA demanded a ‘separate hall for reciting Hanuman
Chalisa, in Bihar Legislature’, which too has a separate
hall for offering Namaaz since 1993. While JD(U), BJP and
Hindustani AwamMorcha (S) didn’t agree with the MLA’s
demand, the HAM (S) asked “What happens if people
start demanding construction of a mosque in every police
station just because most of it has temples.” A notification
“Allotment of room number TW 348 as Namaz Hall for
offering Namaz in the new Assembly Building,” was issued
last week on Speaker’s order. Following the developments,
Speaker Mahto formed a7-member, all-Party committee to
examine the issue and submit a report within 45 days. The
BJP is unwilling to accept it and insists they will protest
till the notification is withdrawn. Time will tell.
Tripura Political Violence
Political rivalry between ruling BJP and Opposition CPM in
Tripura takes an ugly and violent turn, forcing the latter to
seek Prime Minister Modi’s intervention. On Thursday last
CPM General Secretary Sitaram Yechury shot off a letter to
Modi complaining of ‘pre-planned” attack by ‘mobs of BJP
men’ with connivance of State government a day earlier.
The clashes between party workers left 10 persons injured,
two CPM party offices gutted, few others vandalised and
vehicles burnt. CPM’s state headquarters in Agartala was
worst-hit among other district committee offices damaged
or burnt down and ‘houses of many party leaders and
activists were attacked, ransacked or set on fire.’ Even
newspaper offices were not spared. ‘Daily Desharkatha’,
CPM mouthpiece and Pratibadi Kalam were vandalised.
Importantly, police confirmed most of the reports of arson,
but the big question is where will it end. Using state power
to supress dissent is all too well-known. The police, present
at many of the sites was a silent bystander and some CRPF
jawans, present in front of state committee office were
withdrawn an hour before the attack began. Denying
charges, BJP accuses the CPM cadre of fuelling trouble
and instigating violence for the past few days. Sadly, in
this blame game it is democracy which suffers. But does
anyone care?
In National Interest?
Watch your words, is a stern warning issued to faculty
and members of staff of the Central University of Kerala.
In a circular, the Registrar has asked them to abstain from
giving any type of “provoking statements or lectures that
are anti-national and against the interest of the nation”.
However, ‘anti-national’ hasn’t been spelt out. The timing
though gives ample hint, as it seems to be an upshot of
the suspension of an Assistant Professor in Dept of
International Relations and Politics who had allegedly
described the Sangh Parivar and Modi government proto-
fascist while teaching MA students on “fascism and
Nazism’ way back in April. He also is said to have slammed
the Centre’s decision to export Covid-19 vaccines, saying
it was ‘unpatriotic.’ The Executive Council had termed his
statements as ‘anti-national’. Sadly, the term is oft-heard
and being blatantly misused, with a clear intent to
suppress dissent and criticism in these past few years,
specially by BJP-ruled governments. Be it human rights
activists, civil society organisations, journalists etc, the
head count is ever-increasing. The circular, predictably
has ruffled feathers among the academic community. Will
it trigger protests, such as the one at Visva Bharati
University, against what students call ‘saffronising’ of
the campus by the VC? Time will tell.— INFA

Violent political behavior will not be tolerated:
Tripura CM Biplab Kumar Deb warns CPI-M
AGARTALA, 10 Sep:
Amidst continuing clashes
in Tripura between the rul-
ing BJP and the main oppo-
sition CPI-M, Chief Minis-
ter Biplab Kumar Deb Fri-
day said that the Left party
is trying to plunge the state
into lawlessness and such
"political behavior will not
be tolerated by the people".
The clashes between
the two rival parties had
broken out in different parts
of the northeastern state on
Monday.
Reports of fresh clashes
between BJP and CPI-M are
still coming in, officials said.
"For past 3 years, Tripura
has seen all round peace &
prosperity with radical im-
provements in law & order
situation. Political opposition
led by CPM have (sic) been
rattled by this. In their des-
peration to regain lost politi-
cal ground, they attempted
to plunge Tripura into law-
lessness," Deb tweeted.
"I wish to remind the
CPM that in our new
Tripura such violent politi-
cal behaviour will not be
tolerated by its people. It
will be my utmost endeav-
our to identify and punish
each miscreant as per law.
Peace is and will be a non-
negotiable tenet of BJP-led
government," he said.
Left Front convener and
CPI-M central committee
member Bijan Dhar said dur-
ing the day that at least 26
party offices were attacked
and vandalised since
Thursday midnight.
The houses of at least
100 Left party activists and
leaders were set on fire in
the state and at least 50 ac-
tivists were injured.
"An unprecedented ter-
ror was let lose by goons
sheltered by the BJP. Democ-
racy has been slaughtered
and people's voices are
choked. We have no other al-
ternative way to resist this
terror except democratic
movement ", he told report-
ers.
The clashes started on
Monday when former chief
minister Manik Sarkar was
allegedly prevented from
proceeding to Dhanpur in
Sepahijala district by BJP
workers.
Six activists of the saf-
fron party and one from CPI-
M were injured in the clashes.
Trouble had erupted
again on Wednesday at
Udaipur town in Gomati dis-
trict of Tripura after Demo-
cratic Youth Federation of
India, CPI-M's youth wing,
took out a procession and a
few activists from it alleg-
edly attacked a BJP activist
who was passing by, injur-
ing him seriously.
Police said a group of
BJP activists who were
present nearby, retaliated
by attacking the DYFI pro-
cession.
Police said three per-
sons were injured but their
political affiliation is yet to
be known.
A large contingent of
police was deployed to dis-
perse the mob and maintain
peace after the Udaipur
clash, officials said.
Police said the BJP activ-
ist injured in the Udaipur
clash is in a critical condition
and is still under treatrment.
He was shifted to G.B
Pant hospital here.
According to sources,
CPI-M party offices in
Agartala, Bishalgarh and
Kathalia, were vandalized
and set on fire after the
Udaipur clash.
Officials said a group of
unidentified miscreants
vandalized CPI(M)'s
Udaipur party office, while
a vehicle belonging to
former Left Front Minister
Ratan Bhowmick was set
ablaze. (PTI)
Lecture session organized
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
Northeast regional centre
(NERC) of the GB Pant Na-
tional Institute of Himalay-
an Environment (GBPNIHE)
organized a lecture session
to mark its annual day here
on 10 September.
Jorhat (Assam)-based
Rain Forest Research Insti-
tute's director Dr RSC Ja-
yaraj, who was the speaker,
delivered a lecture on 'Pros-
pects of agarwood cultiva-
tion and utilization in North-
east India'.
Providing an overview
of the potential and impor-
tance of agarwood cultiva-
tion in Southeast Asia and
Northeast India, he "de-
scribed various techniques
for agarwood processing
towards the value-added
products," the NERC in-
Centre, Assam working towards
building Jorhat-Majuli bridge: Sonowal
MAJULI (ASSAM), 10
Sep: Both the Centre and
the Assam government are
committed to complete a
bridge over the
Brahmaputra river, con-
necting Majuli and Jorhat,
within four years and are
jointly working towards it,
Union minister Sarbanand
Sonowal said on Friday.
The statement of
Sonowal, who was a former
chief minister of Assam,
came two days after a boat
headed to Majuli sank in the
river after hitting a ferry
steamer near Nimati Ghat in
Jorhat district, in which one
person died and two others
went missing.
"We all want a bridge on
the Brahmaputra and both
the state and central govern-
ment have taken necessary
steps in this direction so that
it is well constructed with the
latest technology," Sonowal
told media persons here.
formed in a release.
Dr Jayaraj emphasized
on meeting various impor-
tant parameters, such as soil
type, temperature, seed
quality, nursery prepara-
tion, etc, for cultivation of
agarwood. "We need to
think about the plantation
in barren land but not in the
agricultural land," he said,
adding that "we also need
to look into the integration
of agarwood cultivation
with agroforestry with sci-
entific studies."
Dr Jayaraj also spoke
about the legal require-
ments and provisions with
regard to "trading in agar-
wood produce and its future
prospects."
Former Arunachal PPCF
Rabindra Kumar dwelt on
the initiatives taken by the
The Union minister for
shipping, ports and ayush
said he respects the opinion
of those who asserted that
the boat mishap could have
been avoided if the Jorhat-
Majuli bridge was there.
The foundation stone
of the bridge was laid in 2016
while Prime Minister
Narendra Modi performed
the Bhumi Pujan earlier this
year.
At present, "technical
aspects are being examined
with both the state and the
central governments aiming
at completing the project
within the next four years",
Sonowal said.
Sonowal was elected
from Majuli in 2016 and
again in 2021 while he was
elected twice as MP from
Lakhimpur constituency
under which the world's
largest river island is an as-
sembly segment. He became
a Union minister in July and
state government for culti-
vation of agarwood in se-
lected areas of Arunachal.
"We need to think positive-
ly on cultivation and policies
for sustainable utilization of
agarwood in Arunachal
Pradesh," he said.
Earlier, NERC head MS
Lodhi presented a brief on
the institute's mandate and
R&D activities in the Indi-
an Himalayan region. He
also highlighted the R&D
activities carried out by
NERC in the Northeast.
Over 50 participants
from the ZSI-APRC, the BSI-
APRC, the state council for
science and technology, the
CSIR-NEIST, and the DBT-
APSCS&T Centre of Excel-
lence for Bioresource and
Sustainable Development
attended the programme.
is yet to resign as a member
of the Assam assembly.
Rejecting allegations
from some quarters that he
had done politics over the
bridge issue, he said, "The
people of Majuli have
elected me twice as an MLA
and also as an MP. I will
never do politics with the
people of the island as I both
respect and revere them."
The state cabinet on
Thursday decided to entrust
Finance Minister Ajanta
Neog with the responsibil-
ity of monitoring the con-
struction of the bridge.
"This indicates the
commitment both the Cen-
tre and state government
has towards the people of
Majuli. Steps will be also
taken by both the govern-
ments to improve the
infrastructural facilities at
both the Nimatighat and
Kamlabari ghat at the ear-
liest," he added. (PTI)
Demarcate village boundaries to avoid disputes: DC
NAHARLAGUN, 10 Sep:
Itanagar Capital Region DC
Talo Potom has urged the
panchayat leaders and GBs
to identify and demarcate
the boundaries of their re-
spective villages to avoid
land disputes and facilitate
proper implementation of
developmental activities in
Diagnostic field visit conducted
BASAR, 10 Sep: A team of
scientists from the ICAR
(RC) for NEH Region's state
centre here in Leparada dis-
trict conducted a 'diagnos-
tic field visit' to adopted vil-
lage Sadi-Sago under the
Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) pro-
gramme on Friday.
The team, comprising
IJU condemns harassment of Kashmiri journalists
NEW DELHI, 10 Sep: The
Indian Journalists Union
(IJU) has condemned the
J&K Police for searching the
residences of four journal-
ists in Srinagar and ques-
tioning them at the police
station over the allegation
of their involvement with
the 'Kashmirfight Blog',
which, incidentally, has
been blocked by an order of
the electronics & IT minis-
try.
"Such intimidation of
media in the valley, as well
as blocking of sites, must be
halted, so that journalists
can do their work without
fear of reprisal," the union
demanded.
According to a press
note, the police said that
TRT World journalist Mir
Hilal, freelance journalist
Md Shah Abbas, The Tri-
bune journalist Azhar Qadri
and former editor-in-chief of
The Narrator Showkat
Motta were called in for
questioning on Wednesday
and Thursday at Kothiba-
the villages.
"As the boundaries are
not properly demarcated,
various issues like land dis-
putes occur, and once prop-
er demarcation is carried out,
such cases of disputes
could be avoided," the DC
said during a meeting with
the GPCs, GPMs and GBs
Drs Doni Jini, Raghuveer
Singh and Thejangulie An-
gami, besides Badapmain
Makdoh from the state cen-
tre, provided low-cost poly-
house material (UV stabi-
lized polythene and agro-
shade net) to around 35 se-
lected farmers under the
TSP programme "for round-
gh, Srinagar. Their homes
were searched and their cell
phones, laptops and other
electronic gadgets were
seized. The police claimed
that "credible evidence has
been found," linking them
to "the mastermind who is
behind the blog
kashmirfight@wordpress.com."
"This after IGP Vijay
Kumar is reported as hav-
ing said that the police had
been observing journalists
for 'spreading fake news'.
He is quoted as denying
that it was an issue of ha-
rassing journalists and
warning that those involved
would be arrested in this
case as and when the evi-
dences are collected," the
IJU said.
It said reports suggest
that the police in July had
"searched several locations
in Poonch, Srinagar and
Pulwama and arrested indi-
viduals who they claimed
were working for the blog.
The police said the blog had
designed a modus operan-
of Borum, Sood and Model
villages and Tarajuli area
here on Thursday.
Other important issues
pertaining to gaon burahs,
village authorities, etc, were
also discussed.
Among others, EAC
Likha Radh attended the
meeting. (DIPRO)
the-year vegetable cultiva-
tion and piglets along with
low-cost housing," the cen-
tre informed in a release.
The team also interact-
ed with the farmers and of-
fered suggestions on grow-
ing vegetables in sequence,
parasitic infestation in pigs,
deworming, etc.
di wherein the name of the
victim was first published,
he was profiled, giving de-
tailed justification as to how
and why he is a legitimate
target for terrorists," and
subsequently he is killed by
the terrorists.
In a statement, IJU
president Geetartha
Pathak and secretary-gen-
eral Sabina Inderjit said
that, "while the IGP claims
due process of law is be-
ing followed while inves-
tigating a sensitive case,
questioning journalists in
police station seems to
have become the rule rath-
er than an exception."
The IJU leadership said
that "the intimidation
through a claim that they
were 'spreading fake news'
is being misused." The
union urged the journalists'
organizations in the Kash-
mir valley to take up press
freedom issues vociferous-
ly with the Press Council of
India, as soon as it is recon-
stituted.
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TRIHMS gets... Union seeks cancellation
(From P-1) Earlier, AIIMS Bhopal Director Dr Sarman Singh through videoconference
assured the minister that the asset would be taken care of, and that the AIIMS would of illegal appointments
provide support for research activities. ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
TRIHMS microbiology investigator Assistant Professor Dr Mika Umpo, DHS Dr Moi All Kamle District Students'
Nyori, Principal Health Secretary Dr Sharat Chauhan and DHS Dr M Lego were also Union in a reminder letter to
present on the occasion. the chief secretary on Fri-
day urged him to address
59 Covid cases... the union's demand for can-
(From P-1) A total of 3,061 samples were collected from the entire state on the same day. cellation of "illegal/back-
The state currently has 583 active Covid cases, with 536 under home isolation (see door appointments of 26
full bulletin). posts of officiating/contrac-
tual/contingency LDC/
CC pavement works... MTS in the establishment of
(From P-1)Sangno said that "the overlapping issue needs to be sorted out immediate- the district administration,
ly for further beautification of Itanagar and for the convenience of the public." Kamle, Raga, without fol-
The DC asked the team of the ISCDCL to "carry out CC pavement works as per the lowing the due process."
DPR and scope." He asked the ISCDCL to hand over all the completed stretches of roads The union had earlier
to the PWD "after the defect period." submitted a representation
"The ISCDCL/contractor will be responsible for maintenance of the road, if any, to the CS in this regard in
before handing and taking over by the PWD," the DC added. July this year.
He further directed the PWD to submit monthly progress reports to the ISCDCL "in "Whatever serious is-
respect of convergence projects." (DIPRO) sue is brought before the
government, they should
Ering distributes... not be left unnoticed and
(From P-1) According to Ering, the initiative is estimated to cost over Rs 15 lakhs ignored," the union said.
every year. It requested the CS to
The programme was attended by Ruksin ADC (in-charge) Jacob Tabing, Circle Offic- "expedite the matter and
ers Oyam Saring (Ruksin) and Heera Panggeng (Sille-Oyan), ZPMs, public leaders and deliver impartial judgement
parents of the qualified candidates. within seven days, basing
on codal formalities and
MLA inspects flood... government guidelines,
(From P-1) the '3 Fs (function, fund and functionaries)' for zilla parishad members and maintaining your order is-
gram panchayat chairpersons, organized here by Future Generation Arunachal (FGA). sued vide No CS (AP)-OM/
Tasing, who inaugurated the programme, said that most of the PRI members are not ac- 2020-21/890, dated Itanagar,
quainted with their powers and functions, and urged them to take full advantage of the training. 1 September, 2021, so that
Home Joint Secretary Jalash Pertin and FGA coordinators Mone Gurung and Anyak unfair and arbitrary act of
Mize were the resource persons. officials concerned may not
The MLA was accompanied by the DC, the SP and other officers. (DIPRO) happen again in the dis-
trict."
BRO developing.... In the event of the gov-
ernment's failure to meet its
(From P-1) Taking to twitter, the BRO DG said, "All tracks being constructed are in
request, the union said it
remote part of Arunachal Pradesh. It will not only repopulate that area but also allow
would be compelled to
Sumos and jeeps to ply on these tracks. BRO will continue to be committed to join far-
launch a democratic move-
flung areas to the hinterland of the state albeit with great sacrifice, if necessary." (PTI)
ment in Kamle district.
Gov to confer... Teacher's death
(From P-1) Among others, Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein and Home Minister
Bamang Felix are expected to attend the function, which will be held at Dorjee Khandu mourned
Convention Centre here. ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
central executive body of
6 operatives of... the All Arunachal Samagra
(From P-1) "Initially, the joint team arrested three armed insurgents and, based on informa- Shiksa Abhiyan Teachers'
tion provided by them, three more insurgents were apprehended. All the apprehensions led Association (CB-AASSA-
to a total recovery of six pistols, live ammunition, opium and extortion money," it said. TA) on Friday deeply
The AR said the insurgents revealed that they had kidnapped and placed a 28-year- mourned the untimely de-
old woman in Longbo village under house arrest on suspicion of passing information mise of PRT Babeng Tayang
about underground cadres to the security forces. (34), who passed away on 5
They further revealed that they were involved in kidnapping an RWD employee from September at the state hos-
his residence in Sanliam village, ruthlessly torturing him and extorting Rs 3 lakhs from him. pital in Dibrugarh, Assam.
"The RWD employee was blindfolded, handcuffed and taken to the jungle, where he In a condolence mes-
was tortured and brutally beaten while asking him to deposit an additional Rs 10 lakhs to sage, the CB-AASSATA re-
them. They also demanded Rs 50,000 from the GPC of Sinnu village at gunpoint," the AR called Tayang as a sincere,
said. (DIPRO) dedicated and disciplined
teacher who had served as
Repair damaged roads,... the president of the ASSA-
(From P-1) The sector and colony roads in the Itanagar capital region are also in a TA's Lohit district unit.
dilapidated condition and have become woes for the citizens, the APCC said. It prayed for eternal
Meanwhile, the rank and file of the APCC participated in a social service drive on NH peace of the departed soul,
415 from Bage Tinali to the veterinary office in Nirjuli, and from Bage Tinali to the Doimukh and for strength to the be-
bridge at night on Thursday. They repaired the major potholes on the roads. reaved family.

ATPWDS team apprises DC of issues

AALO, 10 Sep: Members
of the Aalo Town People's
Welfare and Development
Society (ATPWDS), led
by its chairman Kento Ete
called on West Siang
Deputy Commissioner
Penga Tato at his office
here on Friday and ap-
prised him of issues re-
quiring the administra-
tion's attention.
Ete said that the ATP-
WDS has been taking up
measures concerning the
welfare of the people, but
that "there are certain is-
sues where administrative
and public leaders' inter-
vention is quite necessary."
He informed the DC that
the ATPWDS would for-
mally place a representa-
tion soon.
Former minister and AT-
PWDS chief advisor Doi
Ado said that "issues like
drug menace among youths,
inordinate delay in con-
struction of stadium and,
above all, disruption and
isolation of the district from
the rest of the state during
this monsoon has been un-
precedented and we need
to draw a comprehensive
plan to do away with such
natural calamity in the fu-
ture."
The DC on his part said
that he would always be
there for the growth, devel-
opment and welfare of the
people of the district and do
whatever is possible from
his side.
"Any meaningful servic-
es in the district can be ren-
dered by the DC only with
the cooperation of senior
citizens, PRIs, youths and
developmental agencies.
Peace and tranquillity is a
prerequisite to take up de-
velopmental and welfare ac-
tivities," he said. (DIPRO)

APSCPCR team visits childcare institution in Lungla

TAWANG, 10 Sep: The tour-
ing team of the Arunachal
Pradesh State Commission
for Protection of Child
Rights (APSCPCR), headed
by its Chairperson Gumri
Ringu visited and inspect-
ed the childcare institution
in Lungla in Tawang district
on Friday morning.
In the afternoon, the
team had an interactive meet-
ing here with all the stake-
holders, during which Rin- tions of the commission, functioning since last one crimes against children are
gu spoke about the authori- while APSCPCR member year, but due to pandemic nil, because most of the
ty of the commission and the Niri Chongruju highlighted we are not able to visit the crimes against children hap-
role of the special juvenile the role of the Juvenile Jus- districts and give aware- pen in the four walls and go
police unit, procedures of tice Boards, childcare insti- ness in this regard," he said. unreported," he said.
handling cases related to tutions and the district child Tawang DC Sang CDPO Dondup Pema
POCSO, and provision of protection units (DCPU). Phuntsok said that children and Tawang CWC chairper-
special courts for trial of such "We all should work to- are the most vulnerable and son Nawang Yuton gave a
cases within 24 hours. gether and must ensure that voiceless section of the so- presentation on the status
APSCPCR member no child is exploited. Their ciety. "Though the crime of the DCPU, the CWC and
Ngurang Achung spoke rights are to be protected. rate in Tawang is very low, the JJB in Tawang district.
about the powers and func- The APSCPCR has been we cannot rule out that (DIPRO)
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China recognises and appreciates' India's

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contributions during its chairmanship of BRICS No. APSSB-13/4/2021/1215
ITANAGAR
Dated Itanagar, the 10th Sep'2021
BEIJING, 10 Sep: China on Xi's proposals included FINAL RESULT NOTICE
Friday said it recognises strengthening public health In continuation to Result Notice No. APSSB-13/4/2021/1195 dated 28.08.2021 and on the basis of Skill Test and document verification conducted on 09.09.2021 for the
and appreciates India's cooperation in the spirit of Combined Graduate Level Examination, 2021, the following candidates, based on merit- cum-preference, are provisionally recommended for appointment to the post of UDC
contributions during its solidarity. in the Departments mentioned against the candidates.
one-year presidency of the The Chinese President 1. DC Office, Capital Complex 9. DC Office, Tawang
BRICS bloc culminating in said that BRICS countries
need to support each SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
its 13th summit presided
over by Prime Minister other's COVID-19 re- no. Obtained Birth Category no. Obtained Birth Category
Narendra Modi on Thurs- sponse, pursue practical 1 1007910 MITISH KUMAR RAJBHAR 264 30-04-1993 UR 1 1006215 TASHI PANDEN 246 15-05-1995 APST
day. cooperation on vaccines, 2 1012932 IMAR ETE 256 08-08-1992 APST 2 1007564 CHOWANG DREMA 240 01-01-1990 APST
India was this year's including joint research
3 1007594 NGILYANG SUMPA 244 14-08-1996 APST 3 1002958 KHETSUN SANGPO 238 15-01-1997 APST
chair for the five-member and production and mutual
bloc that holds the rotating recognition of standards, Waitlist (APST Domicile) 4 1017512 TENZING TASHI 236 08-11-1989 APST
Presidency. This was the and facilitate an early 1 1010342 KIPA AVEE 238 03-10-1991 APST 5 1001017 NIMA TSERING 232 29-07-1991 APST
second time Prime Minister launch of the BRICS Vac- 2 1012169 BINI KIRON 232 04-11-1992 APST
cine Research and Devel- Wait list (APST Domicile)
Modi chaired the BRICS 2. DC Office, Changlang
summit. Earlier, he had opment Centre in a virtual 1 1002077 TSERING WANGDI 226 20-11-1997 APST
format. SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
chaired the Goa summit in 2 1017696 THUPTAN NORBU 224 01-05-1994 APST
2016. Xi has also proposed no. Obtained Birth Category
10. DC Office, Tirap
China will host the 14th to strengthen interna- 1 1012027 KONGKUMONI NATH 250 21-11-1996 UR
BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, tional cooperation on SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
2 1014625 JEMIMA YOBIN 230 29-07-1995 APST
China and South Africa) vaccines in the spirit of no. Obtained Birth Category
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summit next year. equitable access for all 1 1012084 BEENAM BENGIA 248 23-03-1992 UR
Asked to comment on and said that China will 1 1016029 ROINAM LANGCHING 228 10-03-1995 APST
2 1008876 SOMLANG TESIA 246 23-07-1995 APST
BRICS partnership and dif- donate an additional 100 2 1011282 BINON KHILAK 226 19-12-1994 APST
ferent agreements reached million doses of vaccines 3. DC Office, Dibang Valley 3 1001342 ROBIN TESIA 228 14-08-1988 APST
by the five-member bloc to the developing coun- 4 1005701 NYAMCHA ATTA 226 13-03-1997 APST
SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
under India's Presidency, tries within this year. 5 1013796 PUNWANG LOWANG 224 15-06-1997 APST
Chinese Foreign Ministry He also suggested no. Obtained Birth Category
spokesman Zhao Lijian told strengthening economic 1 1003522 PADI DOGIN 248 12-03-1993 UR 6 1008641 ZINCHA AJANG 222 03-04-1988 APST
reporters here: We cooperation in the spirit of 4. DC Office, East Kameng Wait list (APST Domicile)
recognise and appreciate mutual benefit. SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post 1 1007287 CHATAM LOWANG 212 28-02-1996 APST
India's contributions during China proposes to host
no. Obtained Birth Category 2# 1008806 NYIMAN SOCIA 212 16-08-1996 APST
its chairmanship in the past a BRICS high-level meeting
year, including its hosting on climate change and a 1 1009963 MANIYER JOKHIO 254 20-12-1995 APST # subject to submission of original document, as already directed, latest by
of this summit . BRICS forum on big data for 2 1007345 MASHI LONGDO 246 02-02-1996 APST 17-09-2021.
Chinese President Xi sustainable development, 3 1017283 DOLO TARI 244 27-11-1992 APST 11. DC Office, Upper Subansiri
Jinping, who took part in Xi said. SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
4 1001849 GOLI TALUK 234 09-07-1998 APST
the summit via video link We welcome the sub-
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on Thursday, said that stantive progress made in
during its Presidency next expanding the membership 1 1008366 CHUNGNI SONO 226 15-05-1988 APST 1 1008446 JIDE GUMJA 248 27-12-1992 APST
year, China looks forward of the New Development 2 1017305 DAVID WAII 226 06-01-1994 APST 2 1006077 RONYA MARBOM 236 12-10-1991 APST
to working with BRICS Bank (NDB), he said. 5. DC Office, East Siang Wait list (APST Domicile)
partners to deepen coop- He also proposed to
strengthen political and se- SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post 1 1005326 LIJUM NIRIN 236 20-06-1995 APST
eration in all areas and
build a closer and more re- curity cooperation in the no. Obtained Birth Category 2 1012873 TANU BULO 236 10-02-1996 APST
sults-oriented partnership spirit of fairness and jus- 1 1012168 NIRBHAY SINGH 260 05-08-1996 UR 12. DC Office, West Siang
to meet common chal- tice. 2 1003295 JARLING RATAN 260 27-11-1996 UR SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
lenges and create a better We need to consolidate
3 1011147 ELKANAH MODI 254 25-09-1993 APST no. Obtained Birth Category
future. the BRICS strategic part-
The summit was also nership, support each other 4 1011027 DITE PERTIN 246 09-04-1988 APST 1 1010352 YAPI LOYA 262 17-11-1991 APST
attended by Russian on issues concerning our 5 1015564 DAVID JAMOH 244 27-12-1986 APST 2 1009633 DIANA JINI 246 17-09-1992 APST
President Vladimir Putin, respective core interests, 6 1007469 LEEPONG TAKI 244 28-04-1994 APST
better coordinate our posi- Wait list (APST Domicile)
South African President 7 1014891 GEMIN TAYENG 244 05-06-1995 APST
Cyril Ramaphosa and Bra- tion on major international 1 1010196 TUMKEN ANGO 244 11-07-1992 APST
and regional issues, and 8 1016249 ANANG JONNOM 244 08-01-1998 APST
zilian President Jair 2 1012238 KADAR YOMCHA 244 10-03-1995 APST
Bolsonaro. send out an even bigger, 9 1003105 NAGAR BORANG 242 16-02-1986 APST
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The theme of the sum- collective voice of BRICS 10 1014379 JYOTI GAMMENG 240 14-08-1990 APST
mit was "Intra-BRICS coop- countries, the Chinese 13. Consolidated Wait list (Unreserved)
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eration for continuity, con- President said. SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post
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The summit this year coin- strengthen people-to- 2 1007686 DAVID MOYONG 234 29-01-1991 APST
1 1010936 GIPER BINI 248 18-02-1992
cided with the 15th anniver- people exchanges in the 6. DC Office, Kra Daadi
sary of the BRICS. spirit of mutual learning. SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post 2 1005699 HAGE DINSUNG 248 24-08-1993
Elaborating on Xi's ad- The BRICS bloc brings ** In case of vacancy arising in any Unreserved post in any of the District Establish-
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dress, Zhao highlighted together five of the largest ments, the recommendation shall be made from the consolidated Unreserved
the five proposals put for- developing countries of the 1 1000345 SHIVESH KUMAR 250 05-05-1996 UR Waitlist on the basis of merit-cum-preference.
ward by the Chinese Presi- world, representing 41 per 2 1018813 BULLO MANKU 248 24-03-1993 UR
14. Other Departments
dent to advance the high- cent of the global popula- 3 1009699 TAGUNG DOLANG 240 07-07-1993 APST
tion, 24 per cent of the glo- SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Name of Category
quality development of 4 1001582 BYABANG AMAR DU I 240 24-10-1993 APST
BRICS practical coopera- bal GDP and 16 per cent of no. Obtained Birth Office/Deptt
the global trade. PTI 5 1006871 BALLO SHAKAK 236 19-01-1994 APST
tion. 1 1013564 TAILYANG 266 08-02-1993 Directorate of APST
6 1003439 BIRI TAME TADEK 230 26-01-1994 APST
TOMO Health Service
7 1011235 TASSAR PANA 226 02-05-1994 APST
Godrej Appliances exclusive 8 1006276 TAYAR NIANIE 224 03-03-1996 APST
2 1012354 DAGYA
LOYA
254 06-01-1989 Planning and APST
Investment
9 1003006 HURA BASTO 222 03-03-1990 APST
outlet launched in Naharlagun Wait list (APST Domicile)
3 1003788 KESTO
LORIAK
254 10-10-1989 Planning and APST
Investment
1 1018825 TARIANG TAKIO TAYUNG 222 20-09-1997 APST
NAHARLAGUN, 10 Sep: to have partnered with
2 1006609 GOKIA ROMAN 218 03-05-1992 APST 4 1004592 ANU NADA 252 13-09-1995 APPSC APST
Godrej & Boyce, the flag- Godrej Appliances, which is
ship company of the Godrej a highly respected and 7. DC Office, Lohit 5 1011760 HABUNG 250 06-02-1989 Planning and APST
group has launched its ex- trusted brand. We are sure SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post GRAYU Investment
clusive brand outlet in col- that our outlet will prove to no. Obtained Birth Category 6 1014552 JANLOM 250 09-10-1989 DoTCL APST
laboration with its channel be a great destination for the TEKWA
1 1011722 ASHIT KRI 234 10-07-1990 APST
partner Fynpeak Appli- discerning customers of
2 1018488 AJAINSO DELLANG 232 02-10-1996 APST 7 1005025 KURU 250 07-02-1994 Planning and APST
ances (A unit of Agarwal Naharlagun through its
3 1017833 RAHIMSO KRI 228 10-03-1988 APST MODA Investment
Safe & Co.) at A-Sector near unique offerings from
main road here recently. Godrej Appliances." 4 1018445 LOGIYAM MININ 228 27-01-1994 APST 8 1007781 BOMJING 250 11-07-1996 Planning and APST
The exclusive brand The EBO will display Wait list (APST Domicile) MODI Investment
outlets (EBOs) provide the the entire range of Godrej 1 1002075 JINGNAPLU CHIBA 212 23-09-1994 APST 9 1002952 HAGE 248 21-12-1988 Planning and APST
consumers a much wider appliances including refrig- BARO Investment
2 1013425 KOLING KRI 210 21-03-1988 APST
display to choose from en- erators, washing machines,
8. DC Office, Lower Dibang Valley 10 1000997 PREM 248 14-03-1989 Planning and APST
hancing their purchase ex- air-conditioners, dishwash-
perience. ers, air coolers, deep freez- SI Roll no. Name Marks Date of Post NORBU Investment
During the launch of the ers, microwave ovens, ther- no. Obtained Birth Category KHRIMEY
EBO, Ajay Bharadwaj moelectric technology- 1 1011896 MIDING LIBANG 254 21-03-1998 UR 11 1019024 GYATI 248 01-02-1991 Planning and APST
Godrej Appliances zonal powered Godrej Qube and 2 1002801 HIBU TAMER 248 07-12-1992 UR TAKO Investment
business head said, "We UV-C technology-based
3 1005081 GESI MISO 246 01-03-1988 APST Wait list
believe our exclusive brand Godrej Viroshield. The
outlets will give even brand also brings special Wait list (APST Domicile) 1 1010936 GIPER BINI 248 18-02-1992 - APST
greater value to our loyal inaugural assured gifts on 1 1002209 BOKIN LEGO 246 20-07-1989 APST 2 1005699 HAGE 248 24-08-1993 - APST
customers. With our exclu- purchase of select models 2 1014971 PADAM PADI 240 14-07-1992 APST DINSUNG
sive showroom, we have the from Godrej EBO
opportunity to showcase Naharlagun. Note:-
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DHAKA, 10 Sep: Skipper
Tom Latham and Finn Allen
hit attacking knocks to set
up a 27-run consolation win
for New Zealand in the fifth
Twenty20 international
against Bangladesh on Fri-
day.
Latham’s unbeaten 50
and a 24-ball 41 by Allen
guided New Zealand to 161
for five after electing to bat
first in Dhaka.
The Kiwi bowlers kept
down Bangladesh to 134-8
in 20 overs but the hosts
took the five-match series 3-
2.
Left-arm spinner Ajaz
Patel and pace bowler Scott
Kuggeleijn took two wick-
ets each as Bangladesh fal-
tered in their chase despite
an unbeaten 49 by Afif
Hossain.
“Great to finish this leg
of the tour on a high,”
Latham, who was named
man of the match, said after
the win.
“The way we were able
to piece it all together was
(pleasing). We put up close
to a perfect performance,
took all the learnings from
the previous games.”
Latham, a left-handed
wicketkeeper-batsman,
Online Chess Olympiad: India tops
Pool B, storms into quarterfinals
CHENNAI, 10 Sep: India
on Friday sailed into the
quarterfinals of the Fide
Online Chess Olympiad,
topping Pool B in the Top
Division with an unbeaten
record.
On the final day of the
league phase, India posted
wins over Hungary and
Moldova before sharing
honours with Slovenia.
The team led by former
world champion
Viswanathan Anand fin-
ished with seven wins and
two draws for 16 points to
emerge clear winner ahead
of Hungary (15). The top
two teams from the group
advance to the play-offs.
A team gets two points
for a win and 1 point for a
draw.
India started the day
with a convincing 4-2 win
over close rival Hungary in
the seventh round with vic-
tories coming from Anand,
Koneru Humpy, the top
women's player and Nihal
Sarin. P Harikrishna went
down to Imre Balog while D
Harika and R Vaishali settled
for draws.
In the eighth round, In-
dia chose to rest Anand,
Humpy and Harika but had
no problems routing
Moldova 5-1. Vidit Gujrathi,
Tania Sachdev, Bhakti
Kulkarni and the talented
young R Praggnanandhaa
posted wins while B
Adhiban and B Savitha Shri
settled for draws.
It's shame and anticlimax to wonderful series:
former players on cancellation of Manchester Test
NEW DELHI, 10 Sep: The
cancellation of the fifth and
final Test between India and
England in Manchester due
to fears of more COVID-19
cases in the visitors' camp
was on Friday described as
"absolute shame" and anti-
climax to a "wonderful se-
ries".
Many of them, however,
refused to point fingers on
India, who were leading the
series 2-1, reminding that
England had done the same
in South Africa.
The Test was cancelled
just a couple of hours be-
fore the toss after India were
left on tenterhooks follow-
ing physio Yogesh Parmar's
positive COVID-19 test that
led to concerns that the in-
C fection could spread during
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stood out with his second
half-century of the series
after Allen’s blitz to take the
attack to the opposition
bowlers.
Bangladesh were in
trouble at 46-4 before
Hossain and skipper
Mahmudullah Riyad put on
63 runs for the fifth wicket
to raise Bangladesh’s hopes
of chasing down their tar-
get of 162.
Kuggeleijn broke the
stand with Mahmudullah’s
wicket and Patel trapped
Nurul Hasan lbw for four to
flatten the Bangladesh bat-
ting.
With the top spot as-
sured in the pool with a
round to go, India was held
to a 3-3 draw by a fighting
Slovenia.
Only Vidit Gujrathi and
Praggnanandhaa could
record wins while the
Slovenians Teja Vidic and
Zala Urh turned the tables
on Bhakti Kulkarni and
Savitha Shri to help the team
bounce back in the ninth
and final round of the pre-
liminary phase.
The experienced
Harikrishna managed a draw
against Jure Skoberne to
help India escape with a
draw and maintain its un-
beaten record.
The quarterfinals will be
held on September 13 after
a two-day break.
India's results: Seventh
round: Beat Hungary 4-2 (V
Anand beat Viktor Erdos, P
Harikrishna lost to Imre
Balog, Koneru Humpy beat
Thanh Trang Hoang, D
Harika drew with Bianka
Havanecz, Nihal Sarin beat
Marcell Borhy, R Vaishali
dew with Kata Karacsonyi).
Eighth round: Beat
Moldova 5-1 (Vidit
Gujrathi drew Victor Bolo-
gan, B Adhiban drew with
Ivan Schitco, Tania
Sachdev beat Paula-
Alexandra Citu, Bhakti
Kulkarni beat Ana
Petriceno, R Praggnanan-
dhaa beat Igor Lashkin, B
Savitha Shri drew with
Alina Mihalova). (PTI)
as it's been a wonderful se-
ries!," Australian spin leg-
end Shane Warne wrote on
his Twitter handle on the
cancellation of the Old
Trafford Test.
England batting great
Kevin Pietersen said there
should not be fingers
pointed on the Indians for
deciding not to play the
Test.
"England left the tour of
SA for Covid scares & cost
CSA plenty, so don't go
pointing fingers!," he
tweeted.
"Just remember what I
said about where Test
Cricket will be at in 2026 "
Former England captain
Michael Vaughan tweeted:
"India have let English
Cricket down!!! But En-
gland did let South African
Cricket down!!!"
Kuggeleijn finished with
2-23 while Patel returned fig-
ures of 2-21 from his four
overs.
“Would’ve liked to win
today but I think New
Zealand batted really well,
we didn’t chase well but
happy to win the series,”
Mahmudullah said in praise
of the opposition.
Bangladesh came into
the game knowing the se-
ries was already in the bag
thanks their six-wicket in the
fourth match on Wednes-
day.
Allen and Rachin
Ravindra took the advan-
Player should return to national set up 3-4 years
after retirement, Dhoni's case special: Kapil
KOLKATA, 10 Sep: India
great Kapil Dev on Friday
welcomed M S Dhoni's ap-
pointment as the mentor of
the national team for the T20
World Cup, saying it seems
a special case since he has
come back to the set up
only one year after retire-
ment.
Speaking at an event
Mohammad Nabi named captain of Afghan
team for T20 WC after Rashid steps down
KABUL, 10 Sep: Veteran
all-rounder Mohammad
Nabi has been named Af-
ghanistan skipper for the
upcoming T20 World Cup
after star spinner Rashid
Khan stepped down from
captaincy protesting the se-
lection of the national
squad without his inputs.
The Afghanistan Cricket
Board (ACB) is yet to offi-
cially announce Nabi's ap-
pointment as captain but the
36-year-old all-rounder
tweeted that he has been
chosen to lead the team.
"At this critical stage, I
admire the decision of ACB
for the announcement of
leading the National Cricket
Team in T20 Format," the 36-
year-old Nabi tweeted.
"... we will present a
great picture of the Nation
in the upcoming T20 World
Cup," said the spin-bowling
all-rounder who plays for
Sunrisers Hyderabad in the
Another former England
captain Nasser Hussain
said after both sides and the
game of cricket went
through this summer, it
would have been nice to fin-
ish the series off.
"The bubble time they
have done and everything
that has been done to get
this series on, it's a real
shame that it has to end on
such a low note," he said
on Sky Sports.
Former England bats-
man Mark Butcher said the
restart of Indian Premier
League in the UAE on Sep-
tember 19 could be one of
the reasons for the cancel-
lation of the Test.
"The IPL restarts in the
UAE on September 19 and
any further postponement
of the Test pushed the In-
dian players beyond the
tage, forging a 58-run in the
opening stand before
Bangladesh had some suc-
cess with the ball.
Allen was particularly
aggressive, hitting four
fours and three sixes.
Shoriful Islam, who bore
the brunt of the onslaught,
removed Ravindra for 17 to
earn Bangladesh their first
breakthrough.
Allen was given leg-be-
fore out next ball but the de-
cision had to be overturned
on review as replay indi-
cated that the ball pitched
outside leg-stump.
Shoriful, however, had
here, Kapil said there
should be gap of at least
three to four years for a re-
tired cricketer to come back
to the national set up.
"It is a good decision. I
have always been of the
opinion that once a cricketer
retires he should come back
to the set up only after three
four years but this seems like
Indian Premier League.
In a shocking decision,
Rashid on Thursday
stepped down as the cap-
tain of the team, saying that
his opinion was not sought
before finalising the na-
tional squad for the T20
World Cup.
Rashid's stepping down
came immediately after the
ACB named him as the cap-
tain of the 15-member squad
for the showpiece event.
"As the captain and re-
sponsible person for the
nation I reserve the right to
be part of the selection of
the team," the 22-year-old
spinner said in a post shared
on his twitter handle.
"The selection commit-
tee and ACB has not ob-
tained my consent for the
team which has been an-
nounced by ACB media,"
said Rashid.
"I am taking the decision
of stepping down from the
start of the competition
(IPL)," he said on Sky
Sports.
"Also, should any of the
Indian players test positive
in the meantime, they would
haver to further quarantine
another 10 days in the UK
before they are able to
leave," he added.
"There could be mul-
tiple reasons but it is abso-
lute shame that the series
has not been played out the
way it was meant to."
He said it has been a tre-
mendous series and India
had been a fantastic team,
giving England the real run
for their money in home
conditions.
"We had an inkling last
night that there could be an
issue, there was talk of post-
ponement of the Test match
which of course would have
the last laugh as he bowled
Allen in the next ball to
stem New Zealand’s run
flow.
Latham put New
Zealand back in control
with his sublime batting and
was ably assisted by Henry
Nicholls (20) and Cole
McConchie (17 not out).
Shoriful finished with
highest 2-48 for
Bangladesh.
Left-arm spinner Nasum
Ahmed was named player
of the series for his eight
wickets alongside Latham,
who topped the batting
chart with 159 runs. (AFP)
a special case with the
World Cup around the cor-
ner. Ravi (Shastri) is also
down with COVID so it
looks a special case," Kapil
said.
BCCI on Wednesday
made a surprise announce-
ment on Dhoni's role when
the squad for the T20 World
Cup was named. (PTI)
role as the captain of Afghani-
stan T20 side effective imme-
diately. It's always my proud
playing for Afghanistan."
The T20 World Cup is
scheduled to be held in the
UAE and Oman from Octo-
ber 17 to November 14.
Afghanistan has been in
turmoil following the takeover
of the country by Taliban.
Soon after forming the
interim government, the
Taliban banned women from
playing cricket or any oth-
ers sports, casting doubts
over Afghanistan men's
team Test status.
As per ICC rules, all Test
playing nations must have
a women's team as well.
Cricket Australia (CA) all
but confirmed on Thursday
that its men's team's season-
opening Test against Af-
ghanistan, slated to start on
November 27, will be
scrapped due to the
Taliban's order. (PTI)
caused as many problems
as it can solve."
Royal Challengers Ban-
galore, which is captained
by India skipper Virat Kohli,
said the right decision has
been taken.
"Health and safety of
everyone involved is para-
mount and the right call has
been made. We hope and
pray that everybody is
safe," the RCB tweeted.
Another IPL side
Punjab Kings described the
development as "sad
news".
Former England
woman player Isa Guha
tweeted: "Mad times ...
Some questions - what
happens to the points/how
does the series end? If not
forfeited? Will there be a
chance to complete it an-
other time?" (PTI)
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ITANAGAR, 10 Sep: The
2nd edition of the Donyi
Polo Cricket Academy's
(DPCA) cricket tournament,
being organized by the Itan-
agar Cricket Club, was
kicked off by Arunachal
Cricket Association (ACA)
vice president Nabam Vivek,
in the presence of the
ACA's honorary treasurer
Yab Lala, the Itanagar Crick-
et Association's honorary
secretary Nabam Roger and
Genesis MPCS Ltd chair-
person Moromi Kino Tayam
at IG Park here on Friday.
Vivek in his inaugural
address spoke about the
calendar events, and en-
couraged the players to
maintain their physical fit-
ness and be mentally
State's girls' kho-kho team for upcoming nat'l c'ship selected
Karda Natam
TEZU, 10 Sep: The Kho-
Kho Federation of Arun-
achal Pradesh on Friday se-
lected a 12-member girls'
kho-kho team for the Na-
tional Kho-Kho Champion-
ship scheduled to the held
12 riders to represent Arunachal at
18th National MTB Championship
ITANAGAR, 10 Sep:
Twelve riders will repre-
sent Arunachal at the 18th
National MTB Champion-
ship, being conducted by
the Cycling Federation of
India in Pune, Maharash-
tra, from 29 to 31 October.
The riders were select-
ed based on their perfor-
mance in the trial selection
conducted at IG Park here
on Friday, informed the
Arunachal Cycling Asso-
ciation (ACA).
While Suto Linggi, Gol-
1st T20I: Markram, bowlers help South Africa down Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, 10 Sep: Dis-
ciplined bowling and a
quickfire 48 by Aiden
Markram helped South Af-
rica beat Sri Lanka by 28
runs in the first Twenty20
international on Friday.
Markram's 33-ball knock
guided South Africa to 163-
5, a total they defended by
restricting Sri Lanka to 135-
6 to lead the three-match
series 1-0 in Colombo.
Skipper and left-arm
spinner Keshav Maharaj led
the bowling with impressive
figures of 1-19 on his T20
debut to flatten the Sri
Lankan batting despite a
career-best unbeaten 66 by
strong.
He said that the ACA
would shortly establish an
"international standard sta-
dium and indoor academy."
Lala urged the district
cricket associations and the
affiliated bodies of the ACA
to keep organizing such
tournaments, while Roger
commended the initiative to
organize the tournament for
the benefit of the cricket
players across the Itanagar
capital region.
Tayam also spoke.
On the opening day, the
Kameng team won the toss
and set a target of 213 runs
in just 42 overs, with Chan-
dan Kr Singh hitting 98
runs and Song Tacho con-
tributing 45 runs. Techir
in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha,
from 22 to 26 September.
The team was selected
after two weeks of rigorous
coaching camp at Tafragam
in Lohit district, informed
Kho-Kho Association of
Arunachal Pradesh general
secretary Puto Bui.
Officials from the Sports
lo Joseph and Ahonda
Menjo will participate in
the men's elite cross-coun-
try (time trial) event, Rubi
Lombo, Tana Yaya and
Roytong Mirip will take
part in the women's elite
cross-country (time trial)
event.
Omil Mize will partici-
pate in the men's junior
cross-country (time trial),
while Denish Hangu and
Nayu Lapung will take part
in the men's sub-junior
cross-country (time trial)
Dinesh Chandimal.
Markram set up victory
with his attacking innings
laced with one four and two
sixes to add to the South
African total after they
elected to bat first.
Openers Quinton de
Kock (36) and Reeza
Hendricks (38) set the tone
with a stand of 73 before los-
ing their wickets to leg-spin-
ner Wanindu Hasaranga.
Markram put on 65 runs
off 35 balls for the fourth
wicket with David Miller,
who hit 26 off 15 deliveries,
to take the attack to the op-
position bowlers.
Sri Lankan skipper and
and Nikhil Singh scalped
three wickets for the Lohit
team, while Suraj Tayam,
Neelam Obi, Bamang Chun-
gnia and Kripal Singh took
one wicket each for the Lo-
hit team.
In reply, the Lohit team
scored only 198 runs in 45
overs. Suraj Tayam hit 45
runs, Manoj Singh hit 42
runs and Neelam Obi hit 25
runs for the team. For the
Kameng team, Manash Jha
and Chandan Kr Singh took
three wickets each, and
Roshan Jha and Kale Che-
da took two and one wick-
ets, respectively.
The Kameng team won
the match by 16 runs. Chan-
dan Kr Singh was given the
man of the match award.
Authority of India's Nahar-
lagun centre and other offi-
cials were present during
the selection process.
While distributing cer-
tificates of participation to
all the players who attend-
ed the coaching camp, Bui
exhorted them to play the
game to their potential.
event.
Toko Tuki, Sangey
Sonam and Kago Mobin
will participate in the youth
boys' cross-country (time
trial).
The trial selection was
conducted for the men's
and women's elite (19
years and above), men's
and women' junior (17 and
18 years), men's and wom-
en's sub-junior (15 and 16
years) and youth boys' (14
years and below) catego-
ries.
medium-pace bowler Dasun
Shanaka broke the partnership
with Markram's wicket in the
penultimate over to check the
South African surge.
Sri Lanka lost wickets at
regular intervals in their chase
with Avishka Fernando run
out for 11 and Maharaj get-
ting Bhanuka Rajapaksa out
lbw for nought.
Chandimal then played a
valiant innings to record his
sixth T20 half-century and
surpass his previous best of
58. He hit five fours and two
sixes in his 54-ball knock.
The second match is on
Sunday at the same venue.
(AFP)