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www.tiryimyim.in Regd. No. RNI. NAGAAO/ 2004 / 13113. Postal-NE/RN-717. e-mail : [email protected] TAPAK 8 TAPAK 3 Sudan taoba ato kilonser Sadiq Assam sorkari "anti-Love al-Mahdi COVID-19 agi asü Jihad law" benok: Himanta VOL. XVIII NO. 49 (ADOK 49) DIMAPUR ROGONÜ (FRIDAY) YIMPOKSÜI (NOVEMBER) 27, 2020 ` 5.00 Nagaland nung COVID-19 cases 11,000 jungogo Kohima, Yimpoksüi/Nov. 26 Department, Dr. Denis Hangsing-i (TYO): State nung Brehostibarnü anogoshi sangdongba COVID-19 nisung tasen 69 dak COVID-19 bulletin nung ashi. tashidak puteta Nagaland nung iba State nung iba tashidak nungi virus agi meneper nisung 11,000 taneptsü anguba rate ya shile 85.78 jungogo, ta State Health lir, koba Bodhbarnü shilem 85.13 ketdangsertemi ashi. liasü. November 13 nungbo shilem COVID-19 agi meneper nisung 90.93 liasü, ta pai ashi. 131 taneptsü nguaka nisung tasen Dimapur district nung nisung 69 dak iba tashidak putetba mechi ana COVID-19 agi asüba ajanga state nung iba virus agi meneper state nung asür ajak senteper nisung Linük ajunga den külemi Raj Bhavan, Kohima nung November 26, 2020 nü Constitution Day munga liasü. nisung 11,060 ajunger, ta 65 alitsü, aser iba nungi nisung 56 Iba anogomung nung Governor RN Ravi ajanga Constitution indang puti otsü tongmelang agi rateta ketdangseri ashi. iba tashidak ajanga, nisung 7 danga ashi. Kasa mapang Governor RN Ravi, pa kinungtsü Laxmi Ravi, par kinunger aser Raj Bhavan nung staff "Tanü #COVID-19 positive tashidak temeyoktep agi asü aser temi Constitution indang Preamble zünga liasü. cases 69 putet, Kohima nungi 27, nisung ana asüba ano mejangjateti Dimapur nungi 17, Mon nungi 14, lir, ta pai ashi. ENSF-i Statehood Day aser Hornbill benjong mamungtsü Tuensang nungi 8, Peren nungi 3. Shiranger nisung 107 tashi Kohima, Yimpoksüi/Nov. 26 anungji onoki (ENSF) November 30 telatet makai November 30 nungi Ano COVID-19 positive 131 danga state-i ogo. (TYO): Eastern Naga Students nungi tenzüka tanen makai longkak longkak ait tenzüktsü lemtetogo taneptsü nguogo. Dimapur nungi District shia iba tashidak Federation (ENSF) aser yangji aittsü lemtetogo," ta ENSF tir, Sepili aser onoki Statehood Day aser 83, Kohima nungi 18, Tuensang jangjatetba tejangja yamai alitsü: sendaka aliba federating unit trok L Sangtam-i DUDA Guest House, Hornbill benjong mamungtsü, ta nungi 14, Mon nungi 13, Phek Dimapur nung 6,105, Kohima nung ajanga November 18 nü takhangba Kohima nungi Brehostibarnü Sangtam-i ashi. nungi asem," ta Health Minister, S 3,299, Mon nung 595, Peren nung agüjaka state sorkari telangzüba osangbener den senden amendang Nagaland state anguba mapang Pangnyu Phom ajanga tweet ka 475, Tuensang nung 210, kecha magütsüba tejashi agi ashi. nungi Nagaland anüdoklen aliba nung metetdaktsü. Zunheboto nung 140, parnoki Statehood Day aser ENSF ajanga NSSB aser NPSC nüburtem timtema arur, anungji Iba tashidak aliba jangjateta Mokokchung nung 120, Phek nung Hornbill Festival mamungtsü atema state sorkar nem akhum onok temang agi Statehood Day alirtem rongnung taneptsü ngur alir 44, Wokha nung 29, Kiphire nung lemtetogo aser November 30 nungi agüja aser tushia Chief Minister amungtsü memelar… eastern health nisung 9,488 aser tang active 1,400 25 aser Longleng nung 18. tenzüka phase wise nung longkak dangi onok taginüba züluogo. ajanga onok Hornbill benjong densema lir,ta Director, Health (Maneni tapak 2 nung...) aittsü. Ajisüaka iba representation stage amungtsü memelar, ta pai ashi. Nagaland Staff Selection Board nung telangzüba kecha meliasü, ta Nagaland anüdoklen aliba Nakachari nung Naga nunger garitem pua yur chiok (NSSB) Regulation, 2020 dak pai ashi. tesemtem mapang talangka timtema Dimapur, Nov.26 (TYO) : Assam senshiba sülen tanü Naga nunger sendakba nung Sate sorkar nem ENSF ajanga tim aser tejangja aruogo aser onoki joko timtem September 11, 2020 nü takhangba takhangba agütsüba asadangtsü maginer, ta pai ashi. nung Mariani tsütsü Assam nunger ainlen jajartem kar Nakachari nung agütsüba aser Nagaland Public atema state sorkar dang nenshia Federation ajanga kechi yimya lokti tentettem kar longjemer tan ita timtem ajuruogo. Service Commission ajanga shiaka state sorkar nungi nung mapang telatet makai longkak November 15 nungi Nagaland-i khu Iba osangzüluri Nakachari nung Personnel & Administrative telangzüba kecha meliasü, ta aittsüar ano melemtet, saka abenba garitem Mokokchung leni Naga nunger gari pua ayuba tensa Reforms O.M/Notification of 2008, Sangtam-i ashi. democratic yimya nung aser phase meyoktsü aser Naga nunger tia indang asüngdangtepdang, 2001 aser 2015 mapa küma Paisa ashiba agi, sorkar nungi balala lemsar longkak aittsü, ta garitema parnok tsütsü Assam Assam nung longkak aitertemi gari meinyakba atema ENSF ajanga telangzüba tajung kecha ENSF tiri ashi. ajanga mesenzüdaktsütsü asoshi pua ayuba dak alaka timtembo Nagaland Chief Minister nem mangunung onoki November 18 nü Longkak aitba ya kin trok nokdangba sentong tenzükba kecha magütsü ta angazük. November 18 nü anogo tenet (7) Nagaland Chief Minister dangi sanger (Chang, Khiamniungan, sülen tanü, Brehostibar nüa Assam tsütsü Naga nunger sükzüktsüba tembangba sülen iba ENSF ajanga akhangba Konyak, Phom, Sangtam aser Nakachari nung Naga nunger gari anema longkak ait tenzüker külen telemtetba ya agi, ta sangdong ka ataloktsütsü atema anogo 7 agütsü. Yimchunger) kübok aliba tesemtem 20 shi pua yur nikongdang 3:00 ako Mokokchung DC ajanga tensa ajanga ashi. Nagaland sorkari Eastern Naga nung alitsü. Kohima nung kin trok shi nung chiokba osang ka mesüngjem tashi Naga nunger "Yashi tashi Nagaland sorkar nunger aser federation dang iba sanger Statehood Day angazükogo. shinga Mariani len Assam ajanga nungi telangzüba tajung ama yimya sayuba atema ENSF benjongmung nung adentsü Assam nungertemi tang Naga mejajatsü sangdonga lir. agütsütsü imlaseta ataa liasü, saka mepelar, anungji onok den mesüra sentong nung shilem nungertem nem timtem agütsüba Mapang shia Assam onoki telangzüba kecha mangu, federating unit trok külemi anogo agitsü memelatsü, ta paisa ashi. ya Naga nungertemi parnok li nungertemi yamai Naga nunger atsünga arua agir ta aija longkak mesenzüdaktsü timtem agütsüba Y. Kikheto Sema aser Vinod Kumar Gaur na ajurutep aitba sentong ka lir. indang ya koma bilemer (?) ta Dimapur, Yimpoksüi/November Karnataka J&K aser Odisha amala odar aser itema ya non-indigenous Iba ken o ya yashi Bodbar nü Mokokchung nung alir lenir ka 26 (TYO): Commissioner, Y. state tem denbo tenangzüktepba metsüjangnatsü temi Jorhat nung Jorhat DC aser dang asüngdang dang, “ Kikheto Sema, IAS aser IFAD yangluogo, ta ashiba den taruba amokbangdar. Anungji tetsü tebou Mokokchung DC na ajurutepa asenokiang Assam majangi Country Director Rasha Omar nati küm ishika atema item state temi mapang nungi amshia aruba jembi saka tena tsüngda kecha senzütsü aser taküm litettsü November 25 nü Chairman cum metsüjangnatsü nüngdakba noklang nung noklang organic telemtetba tajung kati maruteti merangtsüla,” ta langzü. Managing Director, National Seeds indang metetdaktsü. metsüjangnatsütem wazüka ayutsü Corporation Ltd, Vinod Kumar Mendenbubaisa, Corporation atema Nagaland nung NFHRCC ajungben senden ayonger Gaur den Beej Bhawan, Pusa nung tanga inyakyimtem indang metsüjangnatsü rezüngdak ka Complex, New Delhi nung tena nem metetdaktsü. danga yanglutettsü Dimapur, Yimpoksüi/Nov. 26 angateteptsü atema iba senden ya ajurutepogo. Sensaksemba mapang Kikheto- meyanglutettsü, aji reprangdangtsü (TYO): Nagaland Foot Hills Road jateper. Senden nung tena, i, Corporation-i teyari agütsüba atema onoki yagi aru," ta Coordinating Committee Committee ajangasa State mendenbuba, ketdangsertem aser atema tenüngsang agütsü, koba sensaksemba mapang APC-i ashi. (NFHRCC) pur ajungben senden ka sorkar aser Naga nunger dang scientist tem den sensaksema liasü, GoI inyakyim ka lir. Kikheto-i ashiba Iba tasüngdangba nung November 28, 2020 nü base Office Naga Survival Road (Foot Hills shirnoki Corporation ket nung aliba agi, tenem nung aliba state tem aser telangzüba agüja Vinod Gaur-i Dimapur nung anepdang 10:00 ako Road) yangluba nung süposüyima metsüjangnatsü tapu balala aser talisa Nagaland nung tsüngküm- ashiba agi, state ka mesera NE state nungi amentsü. Anungji iba malitsü ajungshi aser lokti tentet jenjangtem indang metetdaktsü. mongpu aser alinük apir kin balalai ajunga nung süaka jurila seed bank senden nung kin shia nungi ajungai iba tebilemtsü süoki ia Item metsüjangnatsütem ya jenjang sobaliba dak sendakba ka amenoktsüji tasak aser züngsemtem ajak arua adentsü agizüktsü ayongzük. dalang dang masü saka linük nung metsüjangnatsü rezünga yua lir. makoktsü, kechiyong Corporation mepishir, ta NFHRCC sangdong ka Mongpu mapang iba lenmang tajuntiba rongnung densema lir. Paisa, Nagaland nung tetsürtemi kijai iba ya minyaktettsü aser iba ajanga ashi. nung nüburtem jajatettsüsa Corporation kobai linük nung state metsüjangnatsütem tajungtiba asoshi tangalen nungi teyari Economic blockade tenüng yanglutsü atema Committee-isa timba nem metsüjangnatsü lemtsür, rizünga ayur, saka bendanglen nüngdaktsü. Ajisüaka Gaur-i nung Assam nungi Nakachari, Deputy Chief Minister Y. Patton, parnoki ketdangser ana ya nungi metsüjangnatsütem bener ashiba agi, Nagaland-i Corporation Mariani sector nungi longkak Minister for Home aser R&B laboratory semdangtsü aser aru tenzükba aser aluyimba tajemba dang state atema metsüjangnatsü aitertemi yimya tamajung amshia (PWD) dang shia lir aser kasaji metsüjangnatsü alepba küma aoba ajanga iba inyakyim ya rizünga toktsütsü aser tetsür aser tanurtem aliba tekeratiba nung telangzüba tajung asadangtsü
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    IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS) Volume 20, Issue 7, Ver. III (July 2015), PP 01-06 e-ISSN: 2279-0837, p-ISSN: 2279-0845. www.iosrjournals.org Traditional Practice of Sustainable Utilisation of Forest Resources among the Ao-Naga Tribe of Nagaland Hormila. G. Zingkhai (Research Scholar, Department of Sociology, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong, Meghalaya, India) Abstract: The present paper focuses on the significance of forest and its resources in the socio-economic life of the Ao-Naga tribe of Nagaland, their traditional knowledge and practices which have aided them in sustainably utilising the forest resources and have thus helped them in conserving the forest. Like most of the other tribal communities, the Ao-Nagas also have an inextricable link with their forest and considers it as one of the most valuable resource as it provides them with all their necessities starting from food, timber, firewood, raw materials for their arts and crafts, fodder for their cattle as well as shelter. Their dependence on the forest and its resources is such that they regard it as the provider, guide, healer and protector and have found ends and means to utilise the resources efficiently. This gave rise to a well structured ecological knowledge and usage that is very much linked to an engaging day- to-day experience and survival needs, thereby, ensuing in a sustainable use and management of the forest and its resources. Keywords: Ao-Naga, Forest Resources, Sustainable Utilisation, Traditional Practice. I. Introduction Forest and its resources form an essential part of the tribal people‟s subsistence strategy as it provides them with a variety of products such as food, medicine, firewood, timber, fodder and materials for all sorts of necessities and they hunt as well as fish in the forest to supplement their needs and earn their livelihood.
  • Rural - Urban Interaction of Agro-Forest Produces in Nagaland: an Overview Study of Districts Headquarter and Its Rural C D Blocks

    Rural - Urban Interaction of Agro-Forest Produces in Nagaland: an Overview Study of Districts Headquarter and Its Rural C D Blocks

    International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) ISSN: 2319-7064 ResearchGate Impact Factor (2018): 0.28 | SJIF (2018): 7.426 Rural - Urban Interaction of Agro-Forest Produces in Nagaland: An Overview Study of Districts Headquarter and its Rural C D Blocks Dr T Temsu Imti Associate Professor, Department of Geography, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung, Nagaland, India Abstract: After man has started to live a sedentary life, rural and urban settlement emerges as two entities of institutions which are independent to each other. Yet either one of it cannot survive of its own. So the interdependence between these two became inevitable. So in the process, for the study of interaction the flow of people, flow of goods and services, flow of culture, flow of ideas and information and flow of funds are considered as the components of the interfaces. However in the present research work one aspect is executed in which the flow of goods of agro-forest produces has been emphasized during which the phenomenal heterogeneities on the eastern part and the western part of the study area have been clearly revealed. And these conditions are due to the influences from entire geographical factors that prevailed within the mechanism of interaction on rural and urban areas which are considered as the determinants. Each and every districts of Nagaland are divided into 3 zones of interaction as the passive, the moderate and the active interactive zones and the clubbed villages represents a rural CD block where the status of interdependence based on the distances covered between the district headquarter and the rural settlements have been analyzed.
  • A Case Study of Ao-Naga Tribe of Nagaland

    A Case Study of Ao-Naga Tribe of Nagaland

    International Journal of Economic Plants 2015, 2(2): 064-066 Full Research Article Symbiotic Co-existence of Man-biodiversity: A Case Study of Ao-Naga Tribe of Nagaland Tiakumla, Lanusashi Longkumer and Martemjen* Dept. of Geography, School of Sciences, Nagaland University, Lumami (798 627), India Article History Abstract Manuscript No. IJEP38 Mokokchung district of Nagaland is situated at 93°53΄ to 94° 53΄ E longitude and Received in 29th March 2015 25°56΄ to 27°40΄ N latitude has a total geographical area of 1,615 km2 with 28966.47 ha Received in revised form 28th April 2015 under forest coverage (Basic Facts, 2011). Mokokchung district has disparate physical Accepted in final form 26th May 2015 features and an aged old tradition and social frame that evince man-environmental symbiotic continuum for the past many centuries. Biodiversity- the most indispensable gift of nature is not only the most valuable life supporting natural resources for the Correspondence to people of Nagaland but it forms the core fabric of their socio cultural, economic and spiritual lives of the Ao-Naga tribe. Centuries of symbiotic co-existence of Man- *E-mail: [email protected] Biodiversity among the Ao-Nagas suggest a deep rooted understanding of the nature, its ethos, traditional knowledge and spirituality on the natural environment that surrounds Keywords them. This paper attempts some pragmatic approach for sustainable management and conservation of Biodiversity basing on the Ao-Naga experience. Biodiversity, symbiotic, traditional knowledge, culture, sustainability 1. Introduction clear understanding of the problem, observation and collection of geographical facts and information of both natural and The state of Nagaland located in the North-East of India lies cultural were drawn from the field investigations, interviews, between 25°6΄ and 27°4΄ North latitude and 93°20΄ to 95°15΄ East longitude at the confluence of Indo-Burman region meetings and questionnaires.