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Full of Love, Concern and Willing to at 60 AC Constituency WWW.EASTERNMIRRORNAGALAND.COM EASTERN MIRROR No odd-even unless you justify It’s India calling for Elizabeth Don’t think ICC has power to pursue its necessity, says NGT | P8 Hurley again | P10 BCCI to play Pakistan - Akram | P11 NATION ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS VOL. XVI NO. 308 | PAGES 12 ` 4/- RNI NO. NAGENG/2002/07906 DIMAPUR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2017 Peace and unity can solve our problems— Rio GST Council removes 178 items along the same route is in the offing. He aslo called upon the villagers to maintain from 28% slab, only 50 left friendship and harmony with all the neighbour- and six items from 5 per cent to zero ing villages. Rio also ex- tax," Jaitley said. pressed his appreciation Eating out has become cheaper as to the Konyaks for all the all restaurants outside high-end hotels love and support he has, charging over Rs 7,500 per room will and continues to receive uniformly levy GST of 5 per cent. The from them. facility input tax credit for restaurants Rio further donat- is, however, being withdrawn as they ed an ambulance to the had not passed on this benefit to con- Konyak community and sumers, Jaitley said. handed over the same to Restaurants in hotels with rooms the District Administra- above Rs 7,500 per day would con- tion in line with his ges- tinue to pay 18 per cent GST with the ture of donating an ambu- benefit of input credit. lance each to all the tribes The GST Council also made of Eastern Nagaland. changes in return filing procedures While suggesting that the to reduce the compliance burden for Konyak Nyupuh Sheko the small taxpayers. It decided that Khong (KNSK) or Kon- filing GSTR 3B would continuing till yak Mothers’ Association March 31, 2018. can manage the ambu- "All taxpayers will continue to file lance service, he however GSTR 3B. In case of small tax payer called upon the Konyak or nil tax payments, 3B will be simpli- Union and its frontal or- fied so that in two or three steps one Neiphiu Rio inaugurating Totok Omlen Village in Mon district on Friday. ganisations to discuss and can easily file their return," Finance finalise the same with the Secretary Hasmukh Adhia told re- Mon, Nov. 10 (EMN) : tance of unity and urged urban towns and cities district administration. porters. MP (Lok Sabha) Neiphiu them to be an example to in the plain areas of the Advisor DUDA and Guwahati, Nov. 10 (IANS): In a ma- chequer losing around Rs 60,000 crore "The Council also decided that for Rio today called upon the other Naga tribes. He said districts like Tizit in or- NEPED S. Pangnyu Phom jor revamp of the GST tax structure, for the Centre and Rs 30,000 crore for this fiscal only GSTR 1 will be filled people to work for peace that the people of the area der to be more accessible also spoke on the occasion. the GST Council on Friday removed the states in just the first three months. and because we are running in a back- and unity setting aside were behind only in terms and boost their economy. Affirming that Phoms and 178 items from the highest 28 per cent With the latest decisions, GST has log -- where we will file return for July individual interests to fa- of education and develop- “Westerners were also Konyaks are not different category while cutting the tax on all been cut on a host of consumer items only by December 11," he said. cilitate solution, develop- ment and added, “Where- savages once upon a time. from each other, he called restaurants outside starred-hotels to 5 such as chocolates, chewing gum, "For taxpayers above Rs 1.5 crore ment and employment. as, as a people you are not But as they got civilised, upon the people of the vil- per cent but withdrawing input credit shampoo, deodorant, shoe polish, de- turnover and who have large number Addressing the inau- backward but at par with with time, they began to lage to always remember all facility for them. tergents, nutrition drinks, marble and of invoices, we do not want to keep gural programme of To- any other Naga tribe.” move towards the plains those who were instrumen- Only 50 products, including luxu- cosmetics. their returns pending for a quarter and tok Omlen Village in Mon The MP expressed his to be more accessible tal in establishing and get- ry and sin items, white goods, cement Luxury goods such as washing instead they should file their invoices district, Rio conveyed concern about the human and therefore, you will ting the village recognised. and paints, automobile, aeroplane and machines and air conditioners have monthly," he added. greetings to the villagers development r eports of find that most cities are He expressed gratitude to yacht parts have been retained in the been retained at 28 per cent. Adhia also said a committee has upon getting Government the district which record- built in coastal areas, or the chief minister and the top 28 per cent slab. Among mass consumption items been set up to examine simplifying the recognition and said, ed the lowest literacy rate near rivers and valleys. cabinet for approving the "The GST Council has decided to watches, blade, stove, mattresses have returns pertaining to purchase details “When there is peace and at 57 %, lowest per capita This not only makes the recognition of Totok Om- slash tax slabs of 178 items from 28 been reduced to 18 per cent from 28 that fall under GSTR 2 and invoice unity, our problems can income and lowest life ex- area more accessible but len. Pangnyu further stated per cent to 18 per cent. It will be ap- per cent. Rate on pasta, jute and cot- matching under GSTR 3. be solved," stated a press pectancy rate at 75 years also boosts the economy that the Konyaks were bless- plicable from 15th of this month," Un- ton hand bags has been cut to 12 per The Council also decided that release from the office of on average. through increased trade ed with vast area and fertile ion Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said cent from 18 per cent. penalty for late filing for a 'Nil' tax the MP. Stating that 70% of and commerce,” he said. land and called upon the while briefing media persons after the "Thirteen items, which were earlier payer would now be at Rs 20 per day Hailing Konyaks as Nagaland’s population He informed that the people to utilise God’s bless- two-day meeting here. under 18 per cent, have been brought from the earlier Rs 200, and for others the largest Naga tribe was still rural, Rio chal- Railway line from Di- ing to become prosperous. West Bengal Finance Minister down to 12 per cent. Six goods have it was cut to Rs 50 per day. inhabiting Nagaland, lenged the Konyak Un- mapur to Tizit and further The MP was accom- Amit Mitra earlier told reporters that come down from the 18 per cent slab The Council deferred a decision Arunachal Pradesh and ion; the gazetted officers; on to Arunachal Pradesh panied by Pangnyu Phom, the loss on account of a hasty and ill- to five per cent, eight items have come on bringing real estate under GST to Myanmar, the chief guest the various unions; and has been approved while Pohwang Konyak, Namri designed GST had resulted in the ex- down from 12 per cent to 5 per cent its next meeting, for lack of time. stressed on the impor- the people to establish a Four-Lane Expressway Nchang. Dimapur police unearths Aadhaar racket Unesco confirms Audrey ROYAL STRIKE Dimapur, Nov. 10 (EMN): In a late report, the PRO of Azoulay as new chief Dimapur police stated that on Nov. 3 it apprehended Paris, Nov. 10 (IANS/AKI): The UN cultural 5 persons from a residence agency UNESCO on Friday named France's at Sematilla colony in Di- Audrey Azoulay as its new Director-General. mapur with a large number The second woman to hold the post, she of Aadhaar related forms will take over from outgoing UNESCO chief and fake documents. Irina Bokova on November 15, the agency It further reported said. that investigations have UNESCO's general conference, which in- revealed that the accused cludes all 195 members, on Friday formally have been enrolling a large approved Azoulay's four-year term after the number of fresh Aadhaar agency's executive board nominated her in applicants from Dimapur October to replace Bokova in a highly po- and neighbouring districts In this photo released by the police shows the confiscated items that were liticised race overshadowed by Middle East of Assam with a fee of used for the Aadhaar recket tension. Azoulay, who hopes to restore the agen- INR 500. cated 7 laptops, 5 GPS de- cy's standing, told its general conference that There are two ways of "The applicants are sus- vices, 6 printers, 6 fingerprint UNESCO was "irreplaceable" but admitted it spreading light: to be pected to be mostly non-lo- scanners, 5 iris scanners, 8 was facing "current global challenges". the candle or the mirror cals whose Aadhaar UID is mobile handsets, 2 mini fin- UNESCO is reeling from last month's de- that reflects it. being generated using ficti- gerprint devices and a cash cision by the administration of US president tious documents. According- amount of INR 15500. Donald Trump to pull out of the body due ~ Edith Wharton ly a case has been registered The arrested were one to its alleged anti-Israel bias.
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