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WWW.EASTERNMIRRORNAGALAND.COM EASTERN MIRROR Sports Ministry recommends Modi launches ‘Saubhagya’ scheme Oprah Winfrey takes on Trump era shuttler Sindhu for Padma to provide power to all | P8 political divide in a show | P10 Bhushan | P12 NATION ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS VOL. XVI NO. 263 | PAGES 12 ` 4/- RNI NO. NAGENG/2002/07906 DIMAPUR, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2017 War on corruption CM chief ambassador for girl child campaign objectives and mission of the campaign besides the role of the governor’s team, chief minister’s uncompromising: PM team and the chief secre- tary’s team. They are to De- New Delhi, Sep. 25 (IANS): cisions the government took in the who briefed the media on Shah's identify beneficiaries to claring that his battle against cor- last three and half years on econo- closed-door address, said the party sponsor high school edu- ruption was "uncompromising", my, agriculture, terrorism and inter- President noted that Gandhi had cation, higher education Prime Minister Narendra Modi national relations. hurt the dignity of the nation by and technical education. on Monday said those indulging The one nation, one tax GST re- saying on foreign soil that dynastic The chief minister in graft cannot escape, as the BJP gime was hailed as the biggest eco- politics was the way in India. lauded the State Resource endorsed the government's fight nomic reform since independence. "The BJP rejects the politics of Centre for Women Naga- against terror and black money and Modi took on the opposition for dynasty and appeasement. Con- land for their ‘enthusiastic lauded the handling of the Doklam criticism of his government saying demning Gandhi's statement, the efforts and assured all as- military standoff with China. "harsh language cannot be a sub- BJP President said the party be- sistance towards the noble The day-long meeting of the stitute for any substantive charge lieved in politics of performance mission,’ the chief min- BJP's National Executive, attended against the government". and not appeasement or dynasty," ister’s office stated in the by over 2,000 delegates, including "The opposition used power for Goyal said, citing Shah. press release. Chief Ministers, MPs, MLAs and consumption. They do not know Shah also questioned Gandhi The press release men- state unit chiefs, adopted a politi- how to sit in the opposition," he over scams during the UPA rule tioned that there were cal resolution in which the vision said. which he said were to the tune of three teams for the am- of a "New India" was unveiled that dZĞůŝĂŶŐĂƚŚŝƐŝŶǀĞƐƟƚƵƌĞƚŽďĞŝŶŐƚŚĞĐŚŝĞĨĂŵďĂƐƐĂĚŽƌŽĨƚŚĞĞƟĂĐŚĂŽĞƟWĂĚŚĂŽƉƌŽŐƌĂŵŵĞ͘ Briefing the media on the Prime Rs 12 lakh crore. bassador for girl child included freeing India of poverty, Minister's closed door speech, Fi- "What did he do against his cor- initiative: the governor of terrorism and separatism, casteism, Kohima, Sep. 25 (EMN): that he was felicitated by ernment under the Beti nance Minister Arun Jaitley quoted rupt government. They (Congress) Nagaland is the chief pa- appeasement politics and corrup- Chief Minister TR Ze- mission director of the Bachao Beti Padhao pro- Modi as saying that the BJP was not kept the nation poor, deprived of tron of the campaign; the tion while focusing on cleanliness. liang has been chosen the State Resource Centre for gramme, a mass campaign a conventional party just to fight development. Why did Rahul Gan- chief minister is the chief In his valedictory address, Modi “chief ambassador” for Women Nagaland, Daisy launched by the govern- and win elections but an instrument dhi allow the policy of appeasement ambassador of the BBBP said the battle against terrorism the Beti Bachao Beti Pad- Mezhur at a ceremony ment of India in 2015 to of serving people. to grow," Shah asked. with all his ministers would continue and disclosed that hao (Hindi for ‘Save girl that was conducted at the spread awareness about "Democracy is beyond that. For Amid concerns over slowing while the chief secretary 90 hardcore wanted terrorists have child, educate girl child’) Secretariat Sep. 25 after- ensuring the survival, pro- a political organisation, elections is economic growth, Shah lauded the is the brand ambassador been deported to India from other campaign. noon. tection and education of only a part but the main attempt is government's efforts to boost the along with administrative countries. A press release from The ‘ambassador for the girl child. to make it as an instrument of mass economy and hailed its actions like heads and heads of de- "My battle against corruption the chief minister’s of- girl child’ is an initiative Mezhur briefed the participation. Till a political worker demonetisation and introduction of partments. will be uncompromising. Anybody does not participate in it, it would the Goods and Services Tax (GST). fice on Monday informed of the Nagaland gov- chief minister about the caught in this cannot escape. I have not be a success," Modi said. Shah said fundamental changes no relatives," Modi said. Jaitley said these two were the in the economy would make India a At the meet, the Prime Minister basic points of the Prime Minister's world leader. was hailed for bringing internation- speech. Senior BJP leader and Union NSF writes to govt. on free textbooks and uniforms al focus on the role of Pakistan in Modi referred to the expecta- Minister for Road Transport and Dimapur, Sep. 25 (EMN): The tion with all its Federating Units un- uniforms but just cloth materials," sponsoring terrorism against India tions and aspirations of the people Highways Nitin Gadkari acknowl- Naga Students Federation has on dertook several rounds of physical stated the federation. and for the resolution of the Dok- and the atmosphere that was pre- edged that there were "some prob- Monday requested the Minister for verification to various Government The federation therefore request- lam military standoff with China. vailing now. lems" with the economy but assured Department of School Education to Schools. And it is our utter dismay to ed the minister to make necessary ar- The resolving of the Doklam Coming down heavily on Con- that the government was correcting ensure early distribution of study ma- discover that in the past few years and rangements on distribution of study crisis reflected the political and dip- gress Vice President Rahul Gan- them on a "war footing". terials and school in the government for the current academic session there materials and readymade school lomatic maturity of Modi who had dhi, BJP President Amit Shah said He attributed the slowing down schools. has been serious delay in distribution uniforms or uniform materials with talked to Chinese President Xi Jin- his party totally opposes politics of of India's economic growth to the In a letter to the minister ap- of texts books. We also identified that stitching cost so that the students ping and hailed his policy of neigh- dynasty and appeasement and only "big reforms" undertaken by the pended by President Kesosul Chris- several schools had faced problems would be able to avail the facilities bourhood first, according to the believes in politics of performance. government and said that the crisis topher Ltu and General Secretary due to shortage of supply of study on time before the start of their aca- party's political resolution. In his presidential address, Shah was temporary. Imtiyapang Imsong the federation materials to the students too. In addi- demic sessions. "It was an extraordinary success said the government was working "When big reforms take place, stated that on physical verification in tion to this, in almost all the schools, " However, failure on the part of of the government," Transport Min- towards ending the suffering of the some problems arise in the begin- the government school it was found the uniforms were distributed in the the department to redress this matter ister Nitin Gadkari said, briefing the people of the country and fighting ning. The government is working on out that there was delay in the distri- middle of the academic session. On would only compel the Federation to media on the political resolution. corruption and terrorism. a war footing. We are taking steps in bution. verification, the students were not resort to its own course of action," The resolution hailed several de- Railway Minister Piyush Goyal, this direction," Gadkari said. "...the Naga Students Federa- distributed with proper readymade the federation further stated. Power dept. cautions *RYWLVVXHVFODULÀFDWLRQRQDOOHJDWLRQVRI GRXEOHGUDZDO (&DVNVSDUWLHVWRÀOH Kohima public Dimapur, Sep. 25 (EMN): as double withdrawals as al- to Longritong Colony, Di- there was ' drawal of funds' The Planning & Co-ordina- leged, he stated. mapur since there are more without the list of benefici- QRGXHVFHUWLÀFDWH The De- tion Department has on Mon- " In this connection, it may 'educational institutions with- aries under the CM Corpus Dimapur, Sep. 25 (EMN): New Delhi, Sep. 25 ter written by the Commis- partment of Power has on Monday day responded to the allega- be clarified that the construc- in the vicinity'. Fund made available the list tions of double withdrawal of tion of 17 (Seventeen) Hostels With regard to the Sched- of beneficiaries. (PTI): All recognised na- sion on September 11 said. issue precautionary guidelines for tional and state parties There are seven recog- the public in Kohima in view of the funds made by the department was funded under the Minis- uled Tribe Girls Hostels at She stated that a 'drawal that was published in local try of Tribal Affairs in the year Longsa, he stated that the hos- authority ' of Rs. 2.40 cr. was will now have to submit an nised national and 48 rec- t charging of new transmission lines. annual report to the Elec- ognised state parties.
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