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Dimapur VOL. IX ISSUE 44

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All our knowledge has its origins in our perceptions

Kejriwal violated oath of CM’s office: Shinde [ PAGE 8]

Workshop for people living with HIV/ AIDS

Kohima prepares for visit of Thai Princess [ PAGE 2]

God is finishing His mission now

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Australia crush South Africa by 281 runs [ PAGE 12]

All nagas must be given equal opportunities: rio

reflections

By Sandemo Ngullie

Newmei News Network Tamenglong | February 15

What I you miss most? Well, I miss my wife and kids but I miss fresh air the most.

President’s rule in Delhi NEW DElHI, FEBRUARY 15 (IANS): The union cabinet Saturday decided to impose president’s rule in Delhi following the resignation of chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and his council of ministers Friday. The assembly will now be kept in suspended animation.

Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung had earlier recommended that Delhi be placed under president’s rule by keeping the legislature under suspended animation. The 49-day old Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government resigned Friday over the failure to table the Jan Lokpal bill in the assembly. The bill was a poll promise of the AAP. The AAP had recommended to Jung to dissolve the Delhi assembly and hold fresh polls. An official notification is likely to be issued Sunday.

Severe cold wave hits Kohima KoHIMA, FEBRUARY 15 (MEXN): Nagaland state capital, Kohima is reeling under a severe cold wave since early Saturday morning. The cold wave was accompanied by a drizzle, forcing many denizens to stay indoors due to the low temperature, which came down to a minimum of 4 degrees Celsius as of Saturday. In Dimapur as well, the minimum temperature came down to 11 degrees Celsius, accompanied by a steady drizzle on Saturday.

Special cell, helpline launched for people from the North East

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NEW DElHI, FEBRUARY 15 (IANS): The Delhi Police Saturday announced the setting up of a special cell and a helpline for northeast people here. The helpline - 1093 - will have five lines in the police control room and promises to “immediately” redress the grievances of the northeast people. “This exclusive helpline will redress issues related to northeast people immediately,” Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi said. In addition, a special cell was also constituted for people from the northeast. “It will be supervised by Kime Kaming, deputy commissioner of police (fourth battalion)... Working under the close supervision of Robin Hiboo, joint commissioner, who is the chief coordinator,” said Bassi.

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Members of the North East Students Organization (NESO) hold placards as they participate in a protest in Gauhati. A memorial servie for Nido Tania, who was assaulted in New Delhi and succumbed to his injuries, was held at the Indian capital on Saturday. The gathering at the memorial service urged the government to take urgent steps to curb discrimination against people from the North East. (AP Photo)

naga Hoho appeals for unity DIMAPUR, FEBRUARY 15 (MExN): The Naga Hoho has appealed for unity of all Naga Political Groups. A press note from the Naga Hoho Vice President and General Secretary stated that “time has come for every Naga to retrospect the challenging task and situation that is confronting our society, which needs strong resolution to achieve the desired dream.”

Naga Hoho lamented that the reconciliation process among the Naga Political Groups, which is going on under the banner of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation, “is yet to come to a logical conclusion.” It urged all mass based civil organizations to play a major role

Time for strong resolution to achieve the desired dream in bringing forth unity and called upon the Naga political Groups to extend their sincere co-operation and political maturity.

Naga Hoho stated that the reconciliation process among the Naga Political Groups “is not only to put on halt towards fratricidal killings and unwarranted situations,” and added that ceaseless joint efforts must be made to resolve the Indo- Naga political issue.

Stating that “Naga national aspiration is the foundation of our people and it will remain thus un-

til it is achieved,” the Naga Hoho viewed that there should be “no conflict of interest on the question, when dealing with national aspiration and the struggle of our nationhood.” It further questioned why the “Naga family with one goal and aspiration cannot come together and work under one umbrella for the peoples cause.”

Asserting that nation building is a continuous process, the Naga Hoho iterated that “it is for the people to understand the possibility to live together

as one people, one nation.”

It then appealed for all tribe leaders to selflessly work towards bringing about peace and unity among the Naga National groups. “. . . There are various divisive forces in and outside the Naga family to defeat our desired goals and those forces are tirelessly working against our national struggle,” it added.

The Naga Hoho stated that “it is time for all Nagas to unite and put our heads together to work for the common aspiration.” “History speaks that nations may fall but can be rebuilt as long as the people are united and steadfast with devotion and vigour,” it added.

“Meiteis are our neighbors; they are not our enemies and we should remain that way,” said Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio today.

He stated this while speaking as the Chief Guest at the Manipur Naga’s seed sowing festival, Lui-Ngai-Ni, in Tamenglong district headquarter on Saturday.

Rio termed it very unfortunate that “Nagas are divided into different administrative zones.” However, he added that all Nagas, “regardless of their place of residence, must be given equal rights and opportunities as enshrined in the Indian Constitution.”

He donated Rs 2 lakhs to the celebrating committee of the festival.

It may be noted that Rio’s visit to Manipur was marred with confusion as the Manipur state government had said on Friday said that it was not informed about the Nagaland Chief Minister’s visit to the state. On the other hand, the Nagaland CM’s media advisor had told NNN that they had informed the Manipur Government about the visit.

Also speaking at the occasion, President of the United Naga Council (UNC) L Adani urged the non-Naga communities to work towards promoting mutual respect for each other’s history and situation, “so that every people can live with dignity and honor.”

“We have always main-

Lui-Ngai-Ni celebrated in Tamenglong

Nagaland Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio speaking at the Lui-Ngai-Ni festival of the Manipur Nagas in Tamenglong on February 15. (NNN Photo)

tained that we are not communal and that we respect the cultures, identities and aspirations of other communities just as we wish that ours is respected,” asserted the UNC President.

He stated that the Nagas have “no agenda other than to pursue our quest for political empowerment, that is due to one and all in a democracy.”

He assured that while “pursuing what is our due, we do not intend to deprive anybody that is due to them

or their space. By respecting the history, aspirations, identities, ways of life, the land and resources of each other, we can live in peace and in good neighborliness with each other.”

He maintained that the UNC would remained vigilantly engaged as far as its demand for an “Alternative Arrangement” and the tripartite talks, involving the Government of India and Government of Manipur and the UNC are concerned.

TS Warngam, Vice President of the United Naga Council (UNC) and Convener of the festival’s central organizing committee welcomed all the dignitaries, especially leaders from other communities viz.

Zomi, Hmar and Kuki.

Nagaland Education Minister, CM Chang and Nagaland Planning Minister, TR Zeliang also attended the function as Guest of Honor and Chief Host respectively. K Guite, Advisor for the Zomi Reunification Organisation; Dr. John Pulamte, President of the Hmar Inpui and Jangsat Haokip, President of the Kuki Inpi Manipur Tamenglong- Jiri Zone attended as the special invitees.

Nagas from all parts of Manipur attended the festival, which was declared as a state holiday by the state government. Participating tribes in the festival included the Anal, Chothe, Inpui, Kharam, Lamkang, Mao, Maram, Maring, Monsang, Moyon, Poumei, Tangkhul, Tarao, Thangal and Zeliangrong.

Foothill Road: No suspension of work Board Exams versus ‘Joy of Learning’ Morung Express News Dimapur | February 15

Work on the highly anticipated Foothill Road will continue as scheduled. The uncertainty that followed the fate of the project after the Kyong Hoho’s appeal for “temporary suspension” of work has been laid to rest.

The Nagaland Foothill Road Coordination Committee (NFHRCC) convened an emergency meeting on Saturday in Dimapur to hammer out a solution and end the stalemate. The meeting, lasting over five hours, was attended by representatives from the

Kyong Hoho granted 3 days to resolve issue with Class I Contractors Union, Wokha

Kyong Hoho and Class I Contractors Union, Wokha. The Kyong Hoho was led by its chairman, Yansathung Jami.

The Kyong Hoho had in a statement, which was published in the local dailies, appealed that work be temporarily suspended pending a solution to the Class I Contractors Union, Wokha contending that none of its members were allotted work in the project.

This contention was at the crux of discussions at to-

day’s meeting.

The house finally resolved that the Kyong Hoho would take up the matter as early as possible with the Class I contractors Union, Wokha to reconsider its contention, keeping in mind the interest and survival of the project.

Considering the gravity of the issue, the Kyong Hoho requested that it be given ample time to sort out the differences with the contractors.

The NFHRCC after the meeting stated, “After much deliberation, the NFHRCC along with the Kyong Hoho in conjunction with the Class I Contractors Union, Wokha, the committee after examining the pros and cons of the issue granted three days to the Kyong Hoho to solve the pertaining issue which is still pending before the Kyong Hoho.”

Meanwhile, the Lotha Lower Range Public Organisation asserted its commitment to the completion of the road, declaring that it will not allow any party or individual to interfere with the progress of the project.

‘NORTH EAST RISING’ Re-energize ‘the spirit of giving’

GUWAHATI, FEBRUARY 15 (MExN): Kunti Bora, from Nagaon formed 22 self help groups, encompassing hundreds of women in 6 districts of Assam. Lalthanzami, from Mizoram is a victim of domestic violence, who has set up a piggery project to help other violence affected women of her region. Prosper Marak, from Meghalaya brought together the youths of Garo Hills to stop illegal coal mining and deforestation. These are a few names in a long list of inspirational people, making efforts to bring positive change in the North East.

To further the cause of such change-makers, Foundation for Social Transformation (FST), will launch the North East Rising Campaign on February 17. A press note from FST informed that this campaign is an effort to re-energize “the

spirit of giving” in the region for the development and peace.

FST says that it is an initiative to garner people’s support from the region as well as around the world by crowd-funding financial support for 7 “grass-root change-makers” from the North East. The FST press note cited its Executive Director, Gayatri Buragohain as saying, “Community giving is an age old tradition in the North East where the community has always pitched in with whatever they can to support those in their community who are facing a calamity or hard times. North East Rising Campaign is a novel way to re-energise this custom in an organised manner.”

Under this campaign, FST will choose seven “grass-root changemakers” from the seven NE states and provide them financial support

as well as capacity building needed in their work for a period of one year.

FST stated that the North East is a “colourful mosaic of rich natural and human resources, and unique social and cultural practices of a variety of indigenous communities.” However, it lamented that owing to the challenges of being regarded as a frontier region and due to decades of conflict, the region has suffered immense loss of resources and has lagged behind the rest of India in many development indices.

FST expressed confidence that through a little financial support, the work of such “change-makers” can be scaled up by many folds and enable them to emerge as new leaders of the region, “who will be pioneers of peace building too.” Since its inception in 2008, FST has provided grants to 54 partners from the seven NE states.

Students look at their question papers after appearing for their board examinations, conducted by the Nagaland Board for School Education in Dimapur on February 12. The maddening rush to compete for the top has taken away the joy of learning for many students. (Photo by Manen Aier)

Naro Longchar Kohima | February 15

With the NBSE Class 10 board examinations underway, thousands of students across Nagaland state are feeling the immense societal pressure and expectation to perform well. For most, the road that has led them to the hard cold bench and desk of the examination hall has been a long and tedious one. Dozens of tests, pre-selections and selections have grilled and prepared them for this defining moment of their lives. Along the way, fellow comrades who did not fare well in the ‘drilling sessions’ were dropped and only the competent ones have moved on towards the finale.

Board exams have always been a determining factor of a school and now with the upsurge of so many private schools in recent years, competition has become fiercer. Most schools prepare their students for the board exams from the

beginning of the year, classes start as early as January for the 10th standards. By the time they sit for the actual board exams, students have undergone so many tests that appearing it becomes monotonous and robotic for them.

The pressure of the board exams is even more on the students of reputed schools who have had cent percent results consecutively for years. These schools have a reputation to uphold and failure is not an option for the students. In such cases some students develop an examination fear psychosis, learning becomes a task and they lose their ability to enjoy learning.

“The joy of learning is more likely to make an appearance when teachers permit students to work at their own level and their own pace, avoiding making comparisons among students. Children should be taught to evaluate and monitor their own learning so they can tell when they’re

making progress. Some pupils will take longer than others,” quotes Finnish educators, Rantala and Määttä.

For some schools, the filtration process for the board exams begin early.

“Only those students who are competent and are “sure” to get through the board exams are promoted to the 10th standard,” says the teacher of a reputed private school in Kohima.

A school’s credibility is established through the board exam results, examination at the end becomes more school centric and less about the students.

Once the results are out, the primary focus is on which school holds the most positions in the coveted top fifty and which school has cent percent results.

The joy of learning is lost somewhere along the way in this mad craze of competition. What is the purpose of such examinations then? Are the board examinations just a means of getting into good institutions for the students? Or is it a means of establishing the credibility of schools?

Are the learning abilities of students being compromised in the process?

“Developing a capacity for joy is a fundamental human right in education,” says Annie Murphy Paul.

The existing code of conduct of examination has to be seriously questioned and evaluated to bring back the joy of learning into classrooms where there is more to education than just sitting for exams and getting good grades.

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Kohima prepares for visit of Thai Princess

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Our Correspondent Kohima | February 15

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In view of the proposed visit of Her Royal Highness, the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand to Nagaland in connection with Angami Sekrenyi 2014, a coordination meeting took place here today at Zonal Council Hall.

Chairing the meeting, parliamentary secretary for justice & law, land revenue & labour and employment Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire requested each and every individuals present in the meeting to extend their cooperation and helping hand towards the necessary preparation for the success of the proposed visit of the former to the state capital. Dr. Kire said that apart from gracing Sekrenyi festival at Kisama on February 25 being or-

SCC Dimapur notifies on rearing of pigs

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DimaPur, February 15 (mexN): The Supply Colony Council, Dimapur in its executive meeting held on February 2 among other things deliberated at length on the issue of rearing of pigs in between the houses at drainage, roadside on receipt of complaint from various quarter causing health hazard. To this effect, the Council passed resolution unanimously prohibiting rearing of pigs in the colony in any form and direct to remove all such structure within one month time from the date of issue of this information for strict compliance, defaulter(s) will be finalized by imposing heavy fines. The council chairman I Pnager in a press release has requested all residents of the colony to comply and cooperate to this notification.

ganized by Southern Angami Public Organization (SAPO), the Princess of Thailand would also visit Khonoma, 2nd World War Cemetery and Cathedral.

He also looks forward active cooperation from one and all towards necessary arrangement particularly social work to be organized next week.

Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) chairperson Elizabeth Ngully highlighted the latest status of garbage disposal wherein the Kohima city faced problem for almost two week. Angami Public Organization (APO) president Neingunyu Sekhose called upon the gathering to work together to make the Kohima city neat and clean and live happily. Sekhose also invited one and all to the celebration of Sekrenyi, a premier festival of the Angami Nagas

which is being hosted by SAPO this year in commemoration of the 50 years of the statehood of Nagaland.

Kohima SDPO and DEF PRO Shouka Kakheto also brought notice to the meeting regarding dumping of soil on the road side thereby causing traffic congestion.

He voiced out that it should be addressed accordingly.

The meeting was attended by representatives from Kohima Municipal Council, Angami Public Organization, Angami Students’ Union, Angamimiapfü Mechü Krotho (AMK), Angami Youth Organization, Nagaland Contractors & Suppliers Union, Nagaland Class I Contractors & Supplies Union, Kohima Chamber of Commerce & Industries, Wards chairmen and secretaries, SP, SDPO, fire & emergency services etc.

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NRE commissions 10 KW Solar Power Station

Kohima, February 15 (DiPr): The Directorate of Industries & Commerce on February 15 commissioned 10 KW Solar Power Station at its Directorate with Director of Industries & Commerce as the chief guest.

Director, NRE, Er. T.S. Angami gave a short report on the project. He high-

lighted the technical aspects and operation of the plant and advised the users not to use heaters and other high load devices except computers, printers and other light devices. He said the batteries of the plant turn out so quickly and need to replace after a gap of 6 to 7 years. As of now, the batteries are costing

Kohima, February 15 (mexN): The Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has informed all wards under its jurisdiction that temporary dumping site has been arranged for disposing of garbage at Zogazou ‘P’ Khel , on route to Rusoma village from February 15.

Kohima Municipal Council, CEO Elizabeth Ngully in a notice stated that due to several complaints received in regard to earlier dumping site at Dzucha Pekhro by D’ Khel Council against the ward vehicles, KMC has worked out certain conditions for strict supervision and monitoring by the panchayats and sanitation committees.

The Council has directed the panchayats and sanitation committees to strictly enforce certain “point”.

The ward vehicles should dump the garbage only in the designated site and not dump the rubbish on the roadside leading to the temporary dumping site.

All ward vehicles should be properly covered

as there have been many complaints earlier regarding littering of waste from the vehicles. The road leading to the new temporary dumping site has many diversions. Therefore, KMC will be putting up road signs for the drivers to follow leading the site.

Collection of firewood or any forest produce is strictly prohibited. Defaulter will be sternly penalized and action would be taken.

All ward sanitary vehicles shall report to the KMC toll gate near the BSF camp.

This will be made mandatory for every trip. Further, if any complaint is received against a ward sanitary vehicle, KMC will seize the vehicle and stop the ward concerned will be prevented from dumping its garbage at the designated site.

Any change of location of the dumping site in future will be informed. For further queries contact: Neilhouphrelie Sr. SL KMC: 919402481869, Khrielaphrezo SL KMC: 919856823989 and Keneilhousa SL KMC: 918014061729.

KMC arrangement for temporary dumping site

Parliamentary secretary for justice & law, land revenue & labour and employment Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire chairing the meeting. (Morung Photo)

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around 7 to 8 lakhs. So far 47 Directorates have been installed Solar Power Plant, he added. He asked the officers and staff of the department to maintain solar panels on regular basis as the efficiency of the panels goes down once it gather dust to as low as 50% from more than 90%.

The chief guest Director

Farmers from Humtso and Elumyo villages during the training on ‘Quality improvement of banana and citrus through training and demonstration programme’ on February 12.

WoKha, February 15 (mexN): Fifty-two farmers from two villages (Humtso and Elumyo) of Wokha district were trained on ‘Quality improvement of banana and citrus through training and demonstration programme’ held on February 12.

Resource person Dr. Sanjay Kumar Ray, SMS (Soil Science), KVK, Wokha highlighted about the abiotic and biotic factors for declining citrus and banana in present days and he

talked about the role of essential plant nutrients for scientifically cultivation of banana and citrus. Further, he conducted a demonstration programme on soil conservation and nutrient management techniques for banana and citrus. Earlier, he also gave a lecture on plant protection techniques for banana and citrus including disease and pest management.

Megokhono Meyase, SMS (Horticulture), KVK,

Wokha delivered a lecture on the scientific cultivation practice of banana and citrus including role of improved variety selection, nursery management, spacing, pruning and value addition of banana and citrus. Mhalo Tongue, SMS (Extension), KVK, Wokha, distributed agricultural inputs such as agriculture lime, NPK fertilizers, micronutrients (zinc and boron) and pesticides to the participants at free of cost.

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er generation is concerned, however law and order situation is not very healthy for the investors to invest in our State, he said.

Joint Director, M. Longkumer chaired the programme while vote of thanks was proposed by Deputy Director, Food Processing Industries, Khrielie Peseyie.

Basket weavers during a follow-up and skill exchange training on Bamboo handicrafts and basket making organized by Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency on February 15 at Mhainamtsi (Peren district) consisting of 10 basket weavers from Maungphuan SHG. The resource persons included Alemla Aier, Member, NBDA and experts from the Tuli cluster. Opening a broader scope in the application and potential of bamboo, this training included making of coloured bamboo baskets and ornamental boxes and other bamboo handicrafts and utility items.

Basic Computer Applications training for PNGOs Kohima, February 15 (mexN): The department of women development would be conducting Basic Computer Applications training course for the partner-NGOs, as part of the capacity-building programme at National Institute of electronic learning & IT, Merima, Kohima

Training on quality improvement ENEUU against holding of banana and citrus held double job in govt dept Kohima, February 15 (mexN): The Eastern Nagaland Educated Un-employed Union (ENEUU) notified that it has detected that within four districts i.e Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire many persons are holding two government posts which has resulted in increased rate of unemployment.

The Union while addressing for educated youths of Eastern Nagaland notified each individual by means of this notification that “who so ever is holding double job in government department to resign from either one post of the department on or before 31st March 2014.” The Union stated that it will initiate its own course of action by means of reporting directly to

of Industries & Commerce, Er. Thekruneituo Kire in his speech expressed gratitude to NRE for taking initiative to install the solar power plant.

He said power shortage is always a problem in any projects being undertaken and as such he asked the users to maintain the plant properly.

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the state government the name and post held by him/her if found after the deadline.

Further, the Union once again reminded the apex body of six federating unit to submit the list of educated unemployed youth as early as possible who have not submitted earlier. The ENEUU in its resolution adopted to collect the incumbency list of all the departments within eastern Nagaland in order to maintain transparency and impartial allocation of post and services towards eastern Nagaland jurisdiction, stated Union president I. Toshi Chang in a release received here. It also requested all head of departments of four districts to cooperate with the same.

from February 17 to 22.

The training is organized with the view to work effectively with the partnerNGOs and to strengthen the sharing and dissemination of information, collection and correlation of data in the working system. The director Neilavou Keditsu in a press release has re-

quested all the PNGOs to send the Department Coordinator or any member (in case there is no coordinator designate) for the said training without fail.

For all necessary information, PNGOs are asked to contact Nzanthung K Yanthan, WDO at 8974065466 / 9436212871.

President of YWCA, Dimapur receiving the certificate of affiliation from the National President of YWCA of India Rema Alex Daniel. The 29th National Convention of Young Women Christian Association of India(YWCA) was held at the Lake Song resort, Kumarakom, Kerala from February 8 to 12. Out of the 89 associations of YWCA from various parts of India, more than one thousand members attended the convention.

The YWCA of Dimapur which was an accredited member till date was fully affiliated during the convention. YWCA of Dimapur was represented by its President, Watila P. Belho and Secretary, Akokla Ozükum.

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500 cases of assorted IMFL/beer sized DimaPur, February 15 (mexN): The MVCP duty party of the 29th Assam Rifles recovered 500 cases of assorted IMFL/beer hidden under animal feed at Purana Bazaar, NH-29 Dimapur on February 14 from a Tata Truck bearing registration no AS-01 EC 5416. In this regard, two accused persons namely Mukum Hajwari (22 years) and Padam Sharma (38 yaers) were arrested and handed over to the Excise department. A case has been registered under the NLTP Act 1989 and further investigation is on.

This was stated in a press release issued by KY Sangtam, Superintendent of Excise and Prohibition, Dimapur.

DC Mon Informs

moN, February 15 (DiPr): In view of the ensuing Lok Sabha Election, the Deputy Commissioner & Assistant Returning Officer, Mon Angau I Thou, IAS has directed all Master Trainer appointed forMon district to attend training on February 18 at 11:00 am at DC’s conference hall. Failing which serious action shall be taken against the defaulter.

Kohima SDPO designated as PRO DEF

Kohima, February 15 (mexN): Shouka Kakheto, SDPO, Kohima has been designated as the PRO of DEF Kohima. He shall deal with all matters relating to publicity and media related issues after approval by Kohima SP. All concerned have been asked to ensure that all matters relating to media and publicity is routed through the unit PRO. Contact details is as follow: Shouka Kakheto, SDPO, & PRO DEF Kohima, Mobile No. 9436603583. Email:spkohima@hotmail.

Women vendors in Dimapur with members of Exotic Echo Society (NGO) who conducted com. This was stated in a release issued by Joseph Hesso, NPS, Sr. Superintendent of Police, Kohima, Nagaland. one-day national environment awareness campaign on February 8.

Youngs' Club joins national campaign for change

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DimaPur, February 15 (mexN): ‘Youth for Change’ initiative of Youngs’ Club celebrated Valentines’ Day at its office with different programmes like ‘My Space, My unManifesto’, Coffee Chat, Gift Exchanges and ‘Love Stories’.

2014 Valentine Day was celebrated through sharing ‘Love Stories’ for Society, HIV/AIDS positive people, children, surviving

women who faced domestic violence, Disabilities, against tribalism, drop out students, drug users and broken families.

Youngs' Club Youth Coordinator Zhove Lohe in a press release stated that ‘Love Stories 2014’ is a national youth led campaign in the form of a survey capturing deep-rooted in-equality prevalent in Indian society and in most

of the cases propagated by one or other form of State Apparatus! The idea is to be able to capture 1000 Love Stories with a difference! These will be the stories where a young person's dream to have a fulfilling love relationship has been persecuted at the direction of hand full of powerful people who believes in violence more than love!

Who believes in one or an-

other form of norm than ever changing pattern of Love among individuals!

And who believe in implementing their believes using violence/correction as a mean!

Youngs’ Club is a part of campaign and aims to reach out 1000 youth to discuss their vision and take their promises to bring changes in the society. The promises col-

lected from the youth will be handed to the political parties to put the promises in their respective party manifesto in the coming Lok Sabha Election.

The team of ‘Youth for Change’ an initiative of Youngs’ Club will reach out to more youth through one to one, workshop and seminars to collect their promises for bringing changes in the society.

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16 February 2014

FELICITATION

LOST NOTICE I, VUNGTHUNGLO have lost my Class X Admit Card and Provisional Certificate.

Name : Vungthunglo F/Name : Khocheo Ezung D.O.B. : 15/02/1983 Roll No : 140982173 Finder may kindly contact at 9856448242

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3RD NAP BATTALION

TENDER NOTICE

Sealed Tenders are invited for hiring of vehicles for officers of BSNL,NE-ll Circle, Dimapur. For details please visit www. ne2.bsnl.co.in.

AGM(Admn.)

O/o the CGMT, NE-ll Circle, Dimapur

The Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation Kohima Unit would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Smti. Banuo Z.Jamir (IAS) for being the first Naga Woman to be promoted to the post of Chief Secretary of Nagaland.

Congratulations on this well deserved honour. Your progressive leadership and achievement has once again kindled hope and confidence for the Naga Woman. Your success is an encouragement and inspiration for the future generation especially for every Naga Woman.

We pray that our Almighty God grant you good health, wisdom and success even in the days to come.

(LEMEI B.PHOM) Vice President ENWOKU

(T.THRONGPILA SANGTAM) General Secretary ENWOKU

TUENSANG: NAGALAND

No.3HQ (Q-2)2013-14/1507

Dated Tuensang, the 13th February 2014

TENDER NOTICE Sealed Tender are invited by the undersigned for supply of the following wet ration items to 3rd Battalion NAP Tuensang Nagaland and Wazirabad Delhi for the year 2014-15.

1. All kinds of Dal 2. Iodised Salt 3. Potato 4. Onion 5. Fresh Vegetables 6. Khasi(Goat/Sheep/MOH) 7. Chicken/Egg/Tinned Fish (Substitute items) 8. Pork (Live) 9. Firewood 10. LPG Cylinder (commercial) 11. Charcoal (for ironing purpose) Tender Form can be obtained from the Office of the undersigned on any working day. The date for submission will be on 05.03.2014 up to 12:00 hrs and opening of the Tender will be done at 12:30 pm on the same day.

(M.RHOVISIE NYUWI) NPS Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang: Nagaland

PRIME TUTORIAL an initiative of Greenwood School

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-Study materials

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-First rate faculty

-Weekly Mock-Test  A performance test will be conducted on 1st March 2014 and students who secure 70% and above will be given 50% fee discount.  Class commences on 3rd March 2014.

For information contact:

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NEW DELHI, FEbruary 15 (TNN): AAP on Saturday announced a nationwide anti-graft campaign against Congress and BJP from February 23. Arvind Kejriwal will kick-start the campaign from Haryana on Feb 23 and in UP on March 2.

A day after Arvind Kejriwal stepped down as Delhi chief minister, Aam Aadmi Party also made it clear that it would contest the Lok Sabha polls under his leadership. "...It is clear that Aam Aadmi Party will contest general elections under Kejriwal's leadership across the country," senior AAP leader Yogendra Yadav told reporters. Kerjriwal on Friday resigned as Delhi chief

minister shortly after his government was defeated on the issue of tabling of the Jan Lokpal Bill in Delhi assembly in the face of a united resistance by outside supporter Congress and BJP. Yogendra Yadav said he had been told that the resignation had been accepted. "Alliance between Congress and BJP is apparent," Yadav said.

Another AAP leader, Manish Sisodia, also hoped probes initiated by AAP government would not be stalled by the future government. "There are two FIRs in the CWG scam, five in the Jal Board scam," he said.

AAP leader Prashant Bhushan also echoed his party's view. Holding BJP

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Kejriwal violated oath of CM's office: Shinde MuMbaI, FEbruary 15 (PTI) : Union home minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Saturday sought to defend the joint opposition by Congress and BJP to introduction of Jan Lokpal Bill in Delhi assembly and accused AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal of violating his oath of the chief minister's office. "Before assuming the office, an MLA or an MP takes the oath. Similarly, chief minister also takes the oath of (abiding by) the constitution before assuming the office. Kejriwal has however violated that oath," Shinde told reporters at his hometown Solapur. Kejriwal stepped down as Delhi chief minister yesterday after he was prevented from tabling his dream Jan Lokpal Bill in the assembly in face of stiff opposition from the Congress and BJP. "The Jan Lokpal Bill was not tabled as per the rule... Since the method applied was wrong, both Congress and the BJP opposed it," Shinde said.

and Congress responsible for the fall of Arvind Kejriwal government, said the party was left with no option but to quit as implementing Jan Lokpal was their top priority. "From the beginning, Congress and BJP were against this bill and that is why they didn't sup-

port the government. Both party leaders don't want the country to be corruptionfree," he told reporters here.

Bhushan maintained that Aam Aadmi Party was not formed to get power, but for making India a corruption-free country.

"AAP has been formed

to root out corruption from the country. Passing Jan Lokpal in the Assembly was the first priority of the AAP government. As we were not allowed to pass this bill, we did not have an option but to get out of the government," he said.

After the CM's resigna-

tion, the ball is now back in the court of BJP and Congress and both parties can stake claim to form the government in the national capital, Bhushan said.

"If Congress and BJP don't want to stake claim to form the government, LG has no option but to dissolve the Assembly," he said.

Asked if AAP leaders are running away from their responsibilities, he said, "Our government also wanted to implement Mohalla Sabha in Delhi. As Congress and BJP leaders were also against this model, the party cannot run government. "Getting official posts in the government was not the motive of our party. Our party's motive is to change the system,

but we are not being allowed to implement our motive, there is then no benefit to run the government," he said.

Replying to his former ally Kiran Bedi's tweets - "Did Delhi CM resign for Lokpal or Loksabha?"Bhushansaidshe has become a BJP supporter.

Meanwhile, Congress and Opposition BJP said Kejriwal was never serious about governing and was looking for an excuse to "run away" to cover uphis"failure"todeliveronhis commitments.

The BJP also made it clear that the party would seek fresh elections in Delhi and was ready for it rather than form an alternative government since it did not have the required numbers in the state assembly.

‘India to continue to assist Afghan security forces’

NEW DELHI/KaNDaHar, FEbruary 15 (IaNS): India will continue to assist the Afghan national security forces in whatever manner possible, External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid said in Afghanistan's Kandahar city where he inaugurated an Indian-supported agricultural university, a major capacity-building initiative.

Addressing the inauguration that was attended by Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Khurshid said India's support to the Afghanistan National Agricultural Sciences and Technology University (ANASTU) was an important activity of their bilateral strategic partnership.

"India will continue to assist the ANSF in whatever manner is possible within our capacities. We have always said that a peaceful,

prosperous and sovereign Afghanistan that is capable of defending itself is in India's strategic interest.," he said.

With the US-led international forces draw down from Afghanistan slated to begin by the end of the year, the Afghan forces have begun to take on a larger role in the security of the country.

Khurshid also lavished praise on Karzai's leadership, saying the upcoming presidential elections were a "testament to the fact that democracy has taken firm roots in this country".

"It is also a testament to your extraordinary and brave leadership over the last 12 years, and the manner in which you have nurtured the plant of democracy in this country," he said.

Stressing that the main threat

to Afghanistan's security and its internal stability is terrorism and extremism that continues to target the country's people, Khurshid said India has also been facing the threat for many years.

He also reassured that India would always be with Afghanistan in its battle against terrorism and extremism. Khurshid said India supports Karzai's efforts to establish a "genuine Afghan-owned, Afghan-led and Afghan-controlled reconciliation process in Afghanistan to offer a chance to members of armed opposition groups willing to give up terror and abide by the Afghan Constitution, the possibility of participating as equal citizens in Afghanistan's national life".

"It is only the brave and the strong who can offer peace to adversaries.

We support your brave efforts," said the Indian external affairs minister.

He said for India, a strong, prosperous and economically independent Afghanistan is a strategic priority and a key element of their strategic partnership agreement and termed the university as the beginning of a very important cooperation venture between the two countries.

The ANASTU is the first agriculture university in the country, and comes up in Kandahar, the agricultural and political hub for southern Afghanistan. Karzai was accompanied by several of his cabinet members, including Agriculture Minister Mohammad Asif Rahimi.

He said the university was the beginning of a very important cooperation venture between our two countries, according to Tolo News.

KOCHI, FEbruary 15 (PTI): United Progressive Alliance (UPA) chairperson Sonia Gandhi today regretted that the Women's ReservationBillhasnotbeenabletobepassed intheLokSabhaforlackofconsensus.

"With the Lok Sabha elections looming large, my greatest regret is that the Women Reservation Bill has not been able to be passed in the Lok Sabha for lack of consensus though it has been approved by the Rajya Sabha", she said here.

Gandhi made the observation while launching the "Nirbhaya Kerala Surakshita Kerala" - Fearless Kerala, Secure Kerala - pro-

gramme, a government-civil society initiative to tackle crimes against women and children.

"It is a matter of deep anguish for all of us that harassment against women continues in many parts of the country. I do not have to remind you of the shameful happenings in Delhi and Mumbai.

It is a matter of concern that such happenings are repeated," Gandhi said. She, however, added that her party would continue its struggle for the legislation which seeks to reserve 33% of seats in Parliament and legislatures for women.

Noting that the UPA government

had initiated several schemes for welfare of women, she said the government schemes alone would not ensure safety of women. It required awareness campaigns and training young minds from the school level to respect women in all fields. "Government schemes are, of course, essential and are of great importance. What is required is a change in the society's attitude towards women," Gandhi said.

Pointing that Kerala had been a modelforwomenempowerment,she saidsocial reform movement initiated

by Sree Narayana Guru had played a vital role in this area. Referring to the new scheme, Gandhi said, "I am re-

lieved that Kerala is doing something tangible which could be replicated in other states." Increased surveillance and creation of public awareness whichformthepartoftheprogramme would certainly instil greater confidence in women, she added.

Lauding the UDF Government's proposal to start six new all-woman police stations, Gandhi wanted it to raise the presence of women in the state police force from the present 5% to 25% in the coming years. As part of the scheme, 12,000 women volunteers would make a house-tohouse visit across the state to know about the problems faced by women.

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buNDI, FEbruary 15 (PTI): A recent survey conducted by Indian Council of Social Sciences Research (ICSSR) has revealed that 75 per cent tribal children in 22 districts of Rajasthan are lagging behind in education and tribal girls are no more enrolling in schools.

The samples of the survey which started in September last year, pictured a grim educational level of the tribal children with 75 per cent drop out of boys in 4th and 5th standards while girls were found not even enrolling in schools, Dr Madan Meena, state coordinator of the survey told PTI. The survey team comprising 30 members studied the educational status of nomadic and denotified children in 1000 villages of 22 districts of Rajasthan, he said.Lack ofawarenessabout importance of education among the parents and trend of pushing children into traditional works of the family appeared to be the key reason for the poor educational status, Meena added.

The children of Sansi community are engaged in their traditional family work of preparing country made liquor while the Kanjar community pushed the young girls into prostitution, the survey revealed.

Most of the districts in Rajasthan have been covered in the survey but Dholpur, Churu, Sikar and Bikaner are still to be covered, Meena said adding that the final report and data of the survey would come out in April this year and would be submitted to ICSSR. Meena said that the aim behind the sample survey is to study educational level of children of these nomadic and de notified tribes for their rehabilitation and educational improvement.

The main districts surveyed so far include Kota, Bundi, Baran, Jhalawar, Bharatpur, Karauli, Swai Madhopur, Bhilwara, Tonk, Jodhpur, Nagaur and Hanumangarh, Meena said.

ICSSR has also taken up the same survey in seven other states, he added.

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Rev. Allan Chan, director, Seed Ministries Singapore delivering message on the first day of Impact Chumukedima 2014 at Chumukedima Town Council Hall on Saturday. The crusade is Department of Philosophy, Patkai Christian College (Autonomous) celebrated World Philosophy Day at being held under the theme “Behold I will do a Bundrock chapel hall on February 14 with Dr. Wabangnaro Imchen, Asst. Professor, Peren Government new thing” (Isaiah 43:19). Thousands of ChrisCollege as resource person. The programme held under the theme “Self and Corruption” was sponsored tian believers attended the programme, which

by Indian Council of Philosophical Research (ICPR) New Delhi. (Photo courtesy: Heutinggumbe) will continue till February 16.

Workshop for people living with HIV/AIDS

moKoKchuNg, February 15 (mexN): Development Association of Nagaland (DAN) organized a “Positive Living Workshop” for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) on February 14, 2014 at Network of Mokokchung District People Living with HIV/ AIDS (NMP+) office, supported by the Italian Bishops Conference.

A press release informed that the main resource person during the daylong training was Kyupise S. Sangtam, Project Director, TI- DAN. He stressed on the effects of HIV

infection and related diseases in pregnant women and their unborn babies. Sangtam also emphasized on the importance of Support Group Meeting, which he said is one of the main platforms for PLHIVs to come together and share their thoughts, ideas, problems and reason out together to explore possible solutions.

“These meetings usually help people deal with their HIV status; help people disclose their status to their families and generate family support,” he added.

Kyupise also stressed

Kohima, February 15 (mexN): 18 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ 6 Sector Assam Rifles installed a water pump along with water supply pipe line at Pedi village as part of Assam Rifles Civic Action programme.

The fully functional water supply system was formally handed over to villagers by 18 Assam Rifles on February

10, informed Assam Rifles in a press release. It added that the village council of Pedi appreciated the initiative stating the water supply system will act as a boon for the villagers and fulfil their long standing basic requirement of drinking water.

moN, February 15 (DiPr): One day awareness & sensitization programme on beekeeping was held for the first time in Wakching area constituency at community hall, Wakching village, where representatives and interested individuals from seven neighbouring villages attended. The program was organised and sponsored

by Nagaland Beekeeping & Honey Mission (NBHM).

Stressing on the need to preserve nature and bio resources, Y.M Yollow Konyak, MLA and Chairman NBHM, who graced the occasion as a chief guest said “though we are living in a technology world, for survival, men has to turn to natural resources

for survival.” To prove his point, he cited the example of advanced countries such as USA and other European countries which depend on agri-products. He therefore urged upon the people to take keen interest in utilizing the natural resources/ product to their advantage.

Meanwhile Wonchio Odyuo, team leader NBHM, while delivering keynote address said unlike other departments where investment is high, beekeeping is low cost and its product has high market value. Stating that NBHM has no subsidiary fund, he clarified that the duty of the team was to sensitize and train interested individual/ groups in bee-

that DLN must take extra efforts in tapping the available resources from government schemes for the marginalized and vulnerable PLHIV communities and assist them in getting nutritional support, educational support for CLHIVs and widow pensions for the WLHIVs in the district.

He also encouraged the PLHIV to form a support net to function actively and maintain their basic norms of the group and get registered in district SHG federation and explore the existing funding agencies for Micro-Credit fi-

nance through different allied banks for the poor.

The resource person also encouraged the participants to take a lead role in creating awareness among the group, to get health check up at the earliest when sick, to access free service available at Public Health Institutions and learn well to reduce and cut the chain of transmission.

He further urged the PLHIVs to bring gradual transformation in their behavioral high risk activities, which he explained is one of the main ways of preventing HIV and

AIDS infection and transmission. PLHIVs from different villages were thoroughly trained, counseled, educated and informed to reform their mindset, behaviors, and attitude, the noted added.

In conclusion, the resource person highlighted basics on HIV/AIDS, HIV-TB co-infection, its treatment on ART, explained on routes of transmission, preventions, myths and misconceptions, stigma and discrimination attached to HIV. DAN also imparted similar training for Tuensang district on February 8.

press release stated.

from AR, it was a moment of joy for the inhabitants of the village, which is located close to Myanmar border. The GB and villagers of New Thewati village attended the inaugural ceremony of the same.

The note added that the GB appreciated the efforts and conveyed his gratitude on behalf of the villagers to 46 Assam Rifles.

18 AR provides water pump and pipeline Under the ongoing MCA projects, 19 Assam Rifles plastered the floor of Orphanage & Destitute Home, Kohima. The caretaker and children of the Orphanage and Destitute Home, Kohima expressed their heartiest gratitude to Assam Rifles for their unrelenting effort, 19 AR’s initiative at Orphan- and making a difference in age and Destitute Home the lives of the children, a

NBHM promotes beekeeping among villagers

46 AR constructs water storage tank 46 Assam Rifles under the aegis of 5 Sector, IGAR(N) constructed an RCC water storage tank and installed one solar street light at New Thewati village, Phek district as part of DGAR MCA project.

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ary 20 at 11:00 am in the CHQ’s office of the NPF. Therefore, the members concerned are requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting positively.

DimaPur, February 15 (mexN): Tokheho Yepthomi, MLA, 3 DMR-III A/C on January 13 donated 20 (Twenty) bundles of CGI Sheet and Cash of Rs 50,000 towards reconstruction of Government Middle School (GMS), Bamunpukhuri-B village, which was devastated by fire on December 25 at around 9 p.m.

Property worth over 13 lakhs were reduced to ashes in the fire.

A press note informed that the donated CGI Sheet and cash was handed over to the School Management Committee (SMC) by Wati Walling, President, ACC 3 DMR-III A/C at BamunpukhuriII Village in the presence of GBs, VCC, Council members, school teacher and students of Bamumpukhuri-II Village.

DimaPur, February 15 (mexN): The Dimapur Ao Youth Organization (DALT) has expressed its solidarity with the Longkhum Lanur Telongjem (LLT) “in quest of justice” in connection with July 4 murder case in Dimapur. In a press statement appended by its president, K. Longri Imchen and general secretary, Chitenlemba Im-

song, DALT also expressed its deep disappointment and concern over the delay of the forensic report from the Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), Kolkata.

It stated it was “not at all convinced that the forensic result was not available due to non availability of the chemical reagent.” DALT, therefore, urged the investigating agen-

cy to give extra effort so as to expedite the process of legal course and deliver justice without any further delay.

At the same time, DALT appealed LLT to lift the ongoing indefinite road blockade in the interest of the general public, while assuring all its possible support to LLT and all concerned till justice is delivered.

guwahaTi, February 15 (PTi): The Public Accounts Committee of Assam Legislative Assembly has slammed energy major ONGC for anomalies in royalty payment for four years from 2004-05 and asked the concerned department to recover the dues.

In its report submitted to the Assembly today, the Committee said “The ONGC Ltd do not pay royalty on a huge amount of crude oil showing it as unavoidable loss. There is no norm in defining the term ‘unavoidable losses’ for which government losses royalty.”

“The Committee recommends that immediate steps should be taken for fixing the norms of unavoidable loss,” the report said, asking the Mines and Minerals Department to pursue the matter “vigorously” to recover the outstanding amount and inform the Committee within three months.

The public-sector com-

pany had shown 99,028 MT crude oil as unavoidable loss from 2004-05 to 200809 and no royalty was paid for the said quantity, the Committee said in its observation on the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for 2009-10 relating to Mines and Minerals Department of Government of Assam. “...This resulted in suppression of production of 1.35 lakh MT and short payment of royalty of Rs 46.68 crore, including interest of Rs 9.54 crore to the state government,” the report said.

Further, the Committee said there was a short payment on 27,681.60 MT of crude oil from FY’05 to FY’09 by ONGC. “The Directorate of Geology and Mining Assam has claimed an amount of Rs 5.01 crore from ONGC Ltd for short payment of royalty on 27,681.60 MT of crude oil,” it added.

The state government

had also demanded Rs 33.80 crore as royalty on unavoidable losses shown by ONGC from April 1985 to March 2004, but the Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas did not accept it.

Further, the Assembly Committee recommended that “the department should pursue the matter with the ONGC for recovery of the penal interest of Rs 88.34 lakh”.

The Committee recommended the state government to take up the matter on unavoidable loss again with the Centre and fix a norm on it as the state cannot do it.

Noting that the state government had earlier raised the issue with the Centre but without any success, the Committee said: “A joint Committee should be formed involving both state and Central governments to examine the matter and take decision in the interest of the state.

Students to Public Accounts Committee slams go ahead with ONGC on royalty issue in Assam blockade in Manipur imPhaL, February 15 (The hiNDu): The All Tribal Students Union Manipur (ATSUM) has given the final go ahead for an indefinite blockade from Sunday morning.

The ATSUM leaders seem to be encouraged by the way many tribal NGOs and smaller students’ groups have extended untrammeled support to the agitation.

ATSUM has been demanding various welfare schemes for the tribals, saying the government has been neglecting the tribals in the state. However government sources told The Hindu that there is no question of neglecting the tribals in matters of developmental works, appointments and promotions.

The government invited the leaders of the trib-

al students to discuss it.

However ATSUM spurned it saying that the hour for such negotiations had passed. There has been no positive response from the government and under the circumstances it is meaningless to hold talks now.

While the government is hopeful of finding out a solution even at this late hour all sections of people have braced for a protracted economic blockade which will hit them below the belt. For the last four days oil pumps in the state have been shut down and the owners say that stock has run out.

Most of the high demand consumer items including baby food have vanished from the market. Prices of fish, meat, eggs and green vegetables have registered stiff rise.

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Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) deputy speaker Er. Levi Rengma with others during the inauguration of visitors’ toilet complex within the premises of Sendenyu Village Community Biodiversity Conservation (SVCBC) recently. The construction of the visitors’ toilet complex was funded under grant from 13th Finance Commission. (Morung Photo)

Consultative meet of medical officers

Kohima, February 15 (mexN): Office of the Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Kohima along with District Health Society, Department of Health & Family Welfare, NRHM organised a consultative meeting of stakeholders under NIDDCP in collaboration with district review meeting and reorientation of leprosy to medical officers under National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP) on February 11 at CMO office’s conference hall here.

The program was chaired

by CMO, Dr. Avino Metha, while PowerPoint presentation on NIDDCP & NLEP was given by Dr. Aseno. J. Rhetso, Zonal Leprosy Officer (ZLO).

Speaking on the subject, she informed that Iodine is a micronutrient essential for vital functions in the body.

Daily iodine requirement of an adult is 150 microgram.

Iodine deficiency results in Iodine Deficiency Disorder which includes mental retardation, stunted growth, low IQ level, abortion, still

birth and goiter, she explained. She advised to store iodised salt in a closed container away from fire, and to add salt towards the end while cooking.

In her second presentation, ZLO informed that, leprosy is a communicable disease caused by bacteria affecting skin and nerves.

It can be cured by early detection and treatment with Multi Drug Therapy (MDT) drugs. These drugs are available free of cost at Health Centres, she added.

imPhaL, February 15 (NNN): A youth was killed on Saturday when an oil tanker truck hit him in Maram area along National Highway-2 in Manipur’s Senapati district. Sadam Ali, 25, from Assam’s Nagaon district, was killed near Maram bridge after being knocked down by the oil tanker about 8:30 am, according to a police source.

Shortly after the mishap, a large number of locals attacked oil tankers and damaged at least three of

them in protest against the killing.

The police source informed that 145 oil tankers and 35 bullet tankers escorted by personnel of 69 CRPF were on their way towards Imphal after filling up oil and gas from Assam’s Tinsukia when the accident occurred.

The locals detained all the vehicles including the driver involved in the fatal mishap for several hours.

The driver was identified as Bikash Bushal, 30, a resi-

dent of T Waichong in Senapati district. However, the CRPF personnel managed to rescue the driver from the mob.

Later on, Karong constituency MLA Dr Alexander Pao intervened and pacified the protesters during a negotiation meeting wherein the oil tanker drivers also attended. All the vehicles detained by the protesters were later allowed to resume their journey after the stalemate was settled.

One run over by oil tanker truck in Maram

Tokheho donates to GMS Bamunpukhuri-B

keeping. He also informed that beekeeping is not a new culture for the Nagas and urged the people to learn new method of beekeeping from the resource persons for bountiful harvest.

Sensitization on general introduction to honey bees & beekeeping products, scope & potentials of beekeeping in context with Nagaland, Honey bee pollination & its advantages via climate change and success stories (Nagaland Scenario) were delivered by Bokali Chikhe, Chubanungla Shilu NBHM TM, Dr. Thungben Yanthan NBHM TM, Bendangmoa Yim NBHM TM and Nzanbemo Kikon and Deventhong Yim (NBHM TMs).

DAN coordination DALT appeals LLT to lift road blockade committee meeting

Kohima, February 15 (me x N): Members of DAN coordination committee are informed that the chairman has convened the next meeting on Febru-

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ATMA Mon webcast Nagpur Krishi Vasant 2014

moN, February 15 (me x N): Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Mon organized three days webcasting of Nagpur Krishi Vasant 2014 to the farmers of Mon district at council hall, Mon from February 11 to 13.

Subenthung, Deputy Project Director, ATMA Mon, said the programme was organized in all ATMA districts, as per the notification issued by the Government of India, Ministry of Agriculture to prepare farmers for viewing the February 11 Krishi Vasant of Napur and the February 9 inauguration by the President of India. It is also learnt that 50 farmers from Mon district were selected to attend the

program at Nagpur.

The main objective of the webcasting was to enable those farmers who could not attend the Nagpur Krishi Vasant programme physically participate through live telecast of the events. Further, it aimed to create awareness about recent trend in scientific method of farming such as plant protection issues in India; importance of IPM in crop protection; insecticide resistance management; use of ICT in pest management; management of birds, wild animals in agriculture; pesticide regulations in India; effective management of weeds in major crops; panel discussion and interaction with the farmers.

Around 200 farmers from all the blocks of Mon district participated in the programme; viewed the ongoing 2014 Krishi Vasant programme held at Nagpur and later discussed field problems and issues with the agriculture department officials.

The resource person Joakting Konyak, Agricultural Officer & BTT Convenor, ATMA, led the technical session. Earlier, Subenthung Odyuo, Deputy Project Director, chaired the programme, Vikugla Kiba, APO LRD Mon gave exhortation; Nemchaba Jamir, SMS ATMA, Tobu block delivered vote of thanks. The programme was attended by all Subject Matter Specialists and Block Technology Managers of Mon.

North East Livelihood Promotion Society Ministry of DoNER, Govt. of India House no.2, Six Mile, G.S. Road, Guwahati PD/NERLP2012-13/165/147 Dated: 12.2.2014

North East Rural Livelihood Project of Ministry of DoNER is providing freeof-cost skill trainings on various trades and the project will also arrange job placement after completion of trainings. About 20,000 unemployed youths from the project districts will be given trainings over a period of 3 years.

Interested and eligible youths in the age group of 18 to 35 years are invited to register for skill trainings of their choice. Trainings will be provided on first come first serve basis for eligible youths. Application format can be downloaded from the project website.

For details, please contact District Project Management Unit (Peren & Tuensang) /Block Project Facilitation Team offices or log on to www. nerlp.gov.in.

Project Director NERLP, Guwahati

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Indian Censorship and the Curious Case of Wendy Doniger

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Murali Balaji | huffingtonpost enguin's decision to withdraw controversial scholar Wendy Doniger's The Hindus: An Alternative History has resonated strongly in the academic world, as scholars have questioned what this means for freedom of expression in India.

But the Doniger case is much more nuanced than the typical academic and literary freedom episodes. In fact, it is far more complex than a simple case of book banning, and ironically, the outcome was more mutual than in a typical case of censorship. A simple perusal of the American Library Association's banned book list, for example, will yield countless examples of religious objections to the content within books.

While media coverage has focused on the implications of Penguin's decision to pull the book and destroy all copies in India, there are some important contextual factors to understand to help articulate why this isn't merely a case of religious extremists getting their way (as Doniger has claimed).

For starters, I do not contend that Doniger is anti-Hindu, though many Hindus find her scholarship to be; she expresses great admiration for the tradition. But the book and many of her articles over a 40-year academic career misinterpret facts or pick and choose incidents that conveniently fit a narrative of an erotic, exotic, mythologically rife Hinduism whose portrayal is actually alien, and often insulting, to adherents of that tradition. While we as academics have a right to be concerned about academic freedom and the right to publish, there's also the underrepresented idea of academic integrity. From that standpoint, Doniger's work is certainly questionable.

Her book seems to conjure up facts and dates that don't jibe with any historical consensus, and the list of errors has been dissected by both academic and lay scholars. Doniger, for example, devotes an entire chapter in The Hindus to Hinduism under the Delhi Sultanate, which she claims began before the 10th century CE. That would be kind of surprising to historians, since the Delhi Sultanate did not begin until the 13th century. Doniger also whitewashes Islamic rule over India, claiming that violence by Muslim rulers against Hindus has been overstated. That would contradict even the records kept by Muslim scholars of that time, and go against the accounts given

by Tamerlane, whose forces ransacked Delhi and killed at least 100,000 Hindus.

She also asserts that Guru Gobind Singh, the last of the 10 Sikh gurus, was assassinated in 1708, while "attending Emperor Aurangzeb." The problem? Emperor Aurangzeb died in 1707 and Guru Gobind Singh was assassinated in 1708 during the reign of Aurangzeb's successor, Emperor Bahadur Shah I. Doniger also claimed, among other things, that Kabir

‘You must tell us what terrified you’ arundhati roy writes to Penguin India A letter to Penguin India (my publishers)

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verybody is shocked at what you have gone and done—at your out-of-court settlement with an unknown Hindu fanatic outfit—in which you seem to have agreed to take Wendy Donniger's The Hindus: An Alternative History off the bookshelves of 'Bharat' and pulp it. There will soon no doubt be protestors gathered outside your office, expressing their dismay.

Tell us, please, what is it that scared you so? Have you forgotten who you are?

You are part of one of the oldest, grandest publishing houses in the world. You existed long before publishing became just another business, and long before books became products like any other perishable product in the market—mosquito repellent or scented soap. You have published some of the greatest writers in history. You have stood by them as publishers should, you have fought for free speech against the most violent and terrifying odds. And now, even though there was no fatwa, no ban, not even a court order, you have not only caved in, you have humiliated yourself abjectly before a fly-by-night outfit by signing settlement. Why? You have all the resources anybody could possibly need to fight a legal battle. Had you stood your ground, you would have had the weight of enlightened public opinion behind you, and the support of most—if not all—of your writers. You must tell us what happened. What was it that terrified you? You owe us, your writers an explanation at the very least.

The elections are still a few months away. The fascists are, thus far, only campaigning. Yes, it's looking bad, but they are not in power. Not yet. And you've already succumbed?

What are we to make of this? Must we now write only pro-Hindutva books? Or risk being pulled off the bookshelves in 'Bharat' (as your 'settlement' puts it) and pulped? Will there be some editorial guidelines perhaps, for writers who publish with Penguin? Is there a policy statement?

Frankly I don't believe this has happened. Tell us it's just propaganda from a rival publishing house. Or an April Fool's day prank that got leaked early. Please say something. Tell us it's not true.

So far I have had been more than happy to be published by Penguin. But now?

What you have done affects us all.

Arundhati Roy (Author of The God of Small Things, Listening to Grasshoppers, Broken Republic and other books all of which are published by Penguin India)

Why did Penguin recall a book on Hindus?

this (though it might have been a lot cheaper to just make revisions that reflected facts and attempted to address sensitivities), Doniger claimed that she and her publisher were "finally defeated by the true villain of this piece-the Indian law that makes it a criminal rather than civil offense to publish a book that ofSautik Biswas | BBC fends any Hindu, a law that jeopardizes the physical safety of any publisher, no matter ow here's this book. And there how ludicrous the accusation brought against will be more. After half a cena book." That's also a bit of a melodramatic tury of studying and engagoverstatement -- and quite inaccurate. ing with Hinduism, I'm not about to be silenced by a few (bad) eggs," academic Here's what Indian penal code, section Wendy Doniger wrote in her latest book 295, says: On Hinduism, published last year.

Whoever, with deliberate and malicious Doniger, who teaches at the Univerintention of outraging the religious feelings sity of Chicago and has written nearly of any class of citizens of India, by words, half a dozen books on Hinduism, includeither spoken or written, or by signs or by ing a translation of the Kama Sutra, was visible representations or otherwise, in- writing about how her 2009 book The sults or attempts to insult the religion or Hindus: An Alternative History quickly the religious beliefs of that class, shall be became a lightning rod for Hindu anger. punished with imprisonment of either deDoniger wrote that bloggers had acscription for a term which may extend to cused her of attacking Hinduism and three years, or with fine, or with both. sexualising Hindus, flooded Amazon This law was designed to protect mem- with their "lurid opinions of the book" bers of all religions, and it has been used se- and sent her obscene and threatening Wendy Doniger lectively over the years. In comparison to hate emails. There was even a protest outside -- a saint patronized by both Hindus and Mus- speech laws we see here, it is an overly broad the US embassy in Delhi calling for the lims -- lived from the 1390s to 1448, when he law, and there are concerns about how to ad- book, which was climbing the best-seller vance pluralism in India when there are dif- non-fiction list, to be banned. The book was actually born in 1450.

HAF pointed out these inaccuracies several ferent interpretations -- based on faith -- of had also prompted a legal challenge from years ago, but Doniger seemed to pull the "Hindu what constitutes "deliberate and malicious," Hindu groups and attracted at least two fundamentalist" card in responding. Penguin's and how it impacts freedom of speech. Again, separate criminal complaints.

But Tuesday's news of her publisher unwillingness to change simple facts, or Doni- Doniger puts the onus of this on "any Hindu," Penguin India deciding to recall and dewhen the law itself sets aside no special proger's refusal to acknowledge factual inaccuracies, is mind-boggling, as it severely undermines her tections for Hindus. In fact, the law has been stroy all remaining copies of The Hindus own academic credibility. It reminds me of how used to ban Salman Rushdie and Tasleema is being seen as the unkindest cut of all.

The publisher appears to have come 20th-century Marxist scholar Theodor Adorno Nasreen, as well as sales of their books, to plato an out-of-court agreement with a cate Muslim groups, while The Da Vinci Code would respond to his critics by claiming that they was banned to please Christians who con- little-known Hindu campaign group were bamboozled by the system. called Shiksha Bachao Andolan (Save The other issue is Doniger's glee in framing tended that the book was offensive.

With that being said, the pulling of Doni- Education Movement), which had filed an entire religion through the lens of Freudian psychoanalysis when even most psychologists ger's book -- even if Penguin did it willingly -- cases against the book.

The man behind the campaign is Shikhave moved away from psychoanalysis as a le- and the presence of the Indian law curtailing sha Bachao Andolan leader Dinanath gitimate means of diagnosis. While there was forms of expression about religious groups quite a bit of clamor from right-wing Hindu is a failure of mutual understanding and cre- Batra, a former teacher and school prinideologues about the book, Doniger did miss an ative compromise, and does raise concerns cipal. After retirement, he told a newspaimportant point: her book offended many main- about academic freedom. Censoring ideas, per, he began to devote his time to a "misstream Hindus who would have otherwise de- no matter how unpopular and offensive they sion to see distortions removed from fended her right to publish her views. After all, may be, prevents the possibility of even at- books taught to schoolchildren".

Since then, he says, he has filed some Hinduism is itself inherently pluralistic. More tempting genuine discourse.

10 lawsuits involving "objectionable pasalarmingly, Doniger claimed that her book was Those who sought to have the book banned sages" from various textbooks. He filed anthe "definitive" account of Hinduism, though her must reconcile themselves to the perverse historiography seemed to read more like an un- irony that taking The Hindus out of the Indian other demanding an essay on Ramayana by the late poet and scholar AK Ramanuauthorized biography of a celebrity. market will pump new life into a flawed scholWhile the public faces of the controversy arly work and adversely impact Indian schol- jan be dropped from the history syllabus in India don't do much to articulate legitimate ars who actually seek to counter her claims of Delhi University. That was followed by criticisms of the book, it's foolish to dismiss through constructive discourse. No book a legal notice to a newspaper for publishtheir case entirely. Unlike in other cases, most should be banned or restricted, and even if ing a story on Hindu terrorism. Then he compellingly the fatwa issued by Muslim cler- Doniger takes quite a bit of creative freedom trained his guns on the Doniger book.

"The book is in a bad taste right from ics against Salman Rushdie for The Satanic (and wantonly misreads Hindu philosophy and the beginning," Mr Batra told a BBC Hindi Verses, the plaintiffs used the Indian court texts), one cannot hope to ban ignorance. colleague on Wednesday. "If you see the system and got an out-of-court settlement.

Murali Balaji is the Director of Education and front page [cover], the picture there is Curriculum Reform, Hindu American Foundation.

Even though Penguin willingly agreed to do also objectionable since it portrays a deity in a vulgar pose. The book is slanderous and even facts have been distorted."

The Hindus is a magisterial 779page work that attempts a narrative that is different to the one constituted by the famous texts in Sanskrit, the literary language of ancient India.

Doniger writes that it also tells an alCaldwell's Oh Terrifying Mother: Sexuality, Penguin's decision to destroy Sarah Violence and Worship of Goddess Kali and Paul ternate history to "show how much the The Hindus: An Alternative Courtright's Ganesa: Lord of Obstacles, Lord of Be- groups that conventional wisdom says ginnings. Doniger had welcomed creative controHistory panders to an versy, but what she got was something else. The orthodox, bourgeois view attack was on the scholars themselves as much as on the scholarship, and there was little room for a of this great religion serious discussion about the breadth of the Hindu tradition. The attackers wanted a Hinduism that Vijay Prashad | The Guardian had the qualities of a bourgeois religion. Sex, and enguin Books India has said this week that it homosexuality in particular, had to be expunged. will destroy all available copies of the 2009 It did not look good for the newly emergent Hindu Dinanath Batra has armbook by the Indologist Wendy Doniger, The right to be associated with a faith with dirt under twisted publisher Penguin India Hindus: An Alternative History, as part of a court its nails, and gods with sexual lives. into recalling and destroying settlement. Following the book's publication, DiThe full blast of the Hindu right's tentacular American scholar Wendy nanath Batra of the Hindu group Shiksha Bachao organisations terrified Indian cultural institutions.

Andolan (Save Education Campaign) filed a suit Motilal Banarsidass, the publisher of Courtright's Doniger’s book, The Hindus: An against the author and publisher for denigration book, withdrew it in 2003. The next year, the Hinof Hinduism. In the notice sent by his lawyer in du right government in the state of Maharashtra Alternative History. Here's why he has a problem with it 2010, Batra accused Doniger of "a shallow, dis- banned James Laine's book Shivaji: Hindu King in torted and non-serious presentation of Hindu- Islamic India, after a violent attack at the BhandarkNilanjana Bhowmick | TIME ism" which was "riddled with heresies and factual ar Oriental Research Institute for its association inaccuracies". This lackadaisical lawsuit should with the book. In 2006, the painter MF Husain fled enguin Books India has agreed to rehave been a footnote in the world of Indian letters. India for Qatar after his show of nude Indian gods call and pulp all copies in India of The With Penguin's decision to withdraw the book, it and goddesses was attacked for "hurting the sentiHindus: An Alternative History by U.S. has become a full-blown scandal. ments of the people". The laws leaned upon for all scholar Wendy Doniger, raising concerns Doniger, a professor of the history of reli- this are colonial creations, which were used in the over freedom of expression in the world’s gions at the University of Chicago, is no stranger 1930s against Max Wylie's Hindu Heaven and Ar- largest democracy. The move by one of Into this kind of controversy. Her studies of Hin- thur Miles' The Land of the Lingam. The British did dia’s major book publishers is a settlement duism have sought to recover the buried, het- not want to "hurt the sentiments" of the orthodox with members of the Hindu group Shiksha erodox Tantric tradition from under the weight Brahmins so they disallowed any representation Bachao Andolan, which has filed civil and of the orientalist's favourite form of Hinduism – of Hinduism that gave voice to the untouchables, criminal cases over the work.

Vedanta. For European orientalists, Vedantism to women and to tribals. This old colonial legacy is In a conversation with TIME, Shiksha was the closest to their own monotheism – a set now fully inhabited by the Hindu right.

Bachao Andolan president Dinanath Baof faith practices bourgeois in their mood and Batra, who filed the suit, is a familiar character conduct. Tantrism – with its impurities of sex in Indian society. But this is no one-man mission. tra explains why he thinks Doniger’s book and diet – seemed out of favour. Doniger and He is the head of the Vidya Bharati Akhil Bharatiya hurts Hindu sentiments and is propagather collaborators sought to revive interest in Shiksha Sansthan, the educational arm of the Rash- ing lies about Hindu deities and national Tantrism, for which they turned to new meth- triya Swayamsevak Sangh, the brains of the Hindu icons. No stranger to controversy, Batra ods of interpretation, notably psychoanalysis. right. The spokesman of the Hindu right's cultural had earlier taken on Indian educational Doniger's book is part of this "alternative" wing, Prakash Sharma, called him a "senior and boards for what he says have been distorhistory that seeks to explore the worlds of the revered figure, who has always fought against ele- tion of facts and has actively opposed and subsequently stopped the introduction of dalits and women – outcasts at the bottom of ments that pollute the minds of our youth". the Hindu hierarchy. Out of the complexity of The party of the Hindu right, BJP, believes sex education in Indian schools, saying it the myths, Doniger sought to provide a picture that it will win the national elections this year, was against Hindu culture and religion. of tolerance amidst violence. It is ironic, then, with its prime ministerial candidate Narendra TIME: What are your objections to that the court case accuses her of being anti- Modi leading it to victory. Alongside the court Wendy Doniger’s book, The Hindus?

Hindu, when it is her work that has provided a cases of people such as Batra has been a chill- Batra: Her intention is bad, the content fuller description of Hinduism. ing breeze through the media as owners have is anti-national and the language is abuThe attack on books for being anti-Hindu began begun to cull editors who have been critical of sive. Her agenda is to malign Hinduism in the 1990s. Doniger's student Jeffrey Kripal was Modi, notably Open Magazine's Hartosh Singh and hurt the feelings of Hindus. taken to task for his suggestive Kali's Child. In a fore- Bal and television journalists Rajdeep Sardeword to that book, Doniger wrote that it would "de- sai and Sagarika Ghosh. It is in this context that And you say that because…?

According to her book, when Ramralight many readers, infuriate others, and generate a Penguin decided to withdraw and pulp Donigreat deal of creative controversy". What she had in ger's book. That Penguin did not fight the case jya [an idyllic vision of state propoundmind was "creative controversy" amongst Indolo- says a great deal about the limitations of corpo- ed by Mahatma Gandhi] comes to India, then Christians and Muslims will be drivgists. She could not have foreseen the calls for cen- rate commitment to freedom of speech. sorship and death threats that Kripal received.

Doniger has a real case here. Her book on en out of India. We all know that GandhiBy 1995, the Hindu right had emerged as a other peoples' myths is not an insult to religion ji’s vision was about unity; he dreamed major political force in India, and in the west it had but a tribute to its complexity. If we are no lon- of a state where there would be no disdomiciled as a constituent part of multicultural ger able to breathe in all of our traditions in crimination based on religion or wealth. society. Diasporic Hindus felt enraged that their order to exhale the best of our capabilities, we Her book will incite hatred among com"culture" was being denigrated, and they took will become a desiccated civilisation. As Gandhi munities. Furthermore, Doniger says [in offence at this through protest and the courts. wrote in 1925: "It is good to swim in the waters the book] that when Sanskrit scriptures The attack on Kripal was followed by criticism of of tradition, but to sink in them is suicide." were written, Indian society favored

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Wendy doniger's book is a tribute to Hinduism's complexity, not an insult

were oppressed and silenced and played no part in the development of the [Hindu] tradition - women, untouchables [Dalits]did actually contribute to Hinduism". Reviewers who liked the book described it as "history as entertainment" and "staggeringly comprehensive". They praised Doniger's "vast erudition, insight, graceful writing laced with gentle wit".

Mr Batra doesn't think so. He finds it objectionable that Doniger writes in the book that independence hero Mahatma Gandhi had a "habit of sleeping beside girls young enough to be called jailbait in the United States"; and that 19th Century Hindu monk Swami Vivekananda "set himself against all forms of caste distinction and advised people to eat beef".

Mr Batra's pride is also hurt by Doniger's assertion that Maharashtrian queen Lakshmi Bai "claimed loyalty to the British" and sought their help when a local rival to the throne invaded her kingdom. And he also does not believe Doniger when she writes that "there is no Hindu canon", and that ideas about major issues such as vegetarianism, non-violence, even caste, are "subjects of a debate, not a dogma".

The fact that a top publisher has acceded to the demands of a fringe Hindu group has come as a shock to many. (Penguin has refused to comment so far.)

"This is deeply disappointing," historian Ramachandra Guha tweeted. "Penguin should have appealed in a higher court."

Journalist and commentator Swapan Dasgupta said he was "very uneasy" about Penguin's decision. "Ideas and academic studies, however contentious, can't be handled by censorship."

Doniger has, however, has been kinder to her publisher.

She said in a statement that she did not blame Penguin Books, which had made an effort to save the book by defending it in the courts for four years both as a civil and criminal suit - unlike other publishers, which have quietly withdrawn books.

What's seen as a bigger worry is the erosion of India's liberal tradition.

Academic Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes that the country's reputation as a bastion of liberal values is "dimming by the day".

He makes the point that the courts have also failed liberal India "because of a law that signals that it is open to banning books", a point Doniger also makes in her statement. Mr Mehta despairs that liberal India has also been "silenced" by "professional offence mongers". He blames the educators for the "extraordinary failure of the project of liberal education".

Mr Mehta writes: "Wendy Donniger could not have damaged Hindus. But if liberal India dies, Hinduism will die as well. It's a frightening message for one of the world's largest religions."

Sex, Lies and Hinduism

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Why a Hindu activist targeted Wendy Doniger’s book

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open sexuality. The jacket of her book shows Lord Krishna sitting on the buttocks of nude women. She equates the shivlingam, worshipped all over India by millions, with sex and calls it an erect penis. She calls Gandhiji strange and says he used to sleep with young girls.

So, it is primarily the juxtaposition of sex and Hinduism in the book that bothers you?

The entire book is objectionable, but yes, that is one of our main objections.

She is insulting our gods and goddesses and religious leaders and texts and even our freedom fighters. I don’t have any objection to sex and neither does our religion, as long as it’s within the parameters of religion.

Why does it matter so much to you about what someone writes about Hinduism?

If someone makes a cartoon of the prophet Mohammad, Muslims are outraged around the world. So why should anyone write anything against Hinduism and get away with it? It matters because this book is hurting the sentiments of Hindus all over the world. I am a Hindu.

When I read the book, I felt hurt. It hurt my sentiments.

Will you protest against every book that doesn’t fit your idea of Hinduism?

We are against anything that hurts people’s religious sentiments. Our movement is aimed at cleansing distortions from education in India. We have also taken on the Indian educational boards for wrong facts in their textbooks. We will protest against any book that portrays a negative image of our society.

Don’t you worry that your objections might seem outdated in today’s modern world?

We are not against modernity, but we are against westernization. Max Mueller once said that they conquered India once and that they will do it again but through education. Through westernization, there’s a renewed effort to enslave our country.

Hindus all over the world should stand up against this. In the tiny world we live, we have to try and create heaven out of hell.

Readers may please note that, the contents of the articles published on this page do not reflect the outlook of this paper nor of the Editor in any form.

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Providence comes from the Latin “pro” (before) and “video” (to see). God sees before something happens and he makes provisions for us.

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In his book Walking in Supernatural Healing Power, Gore issues a biblical invitation for all believers to walk in this same miraculous power and watch God move through them to do the extraordinary.

The healing ministry is not reserved for a televangelist, pastor or crusade preacher—it is for every single believer who has been redeemed by Jesus’ blood and filled with the Holy Spirit. These are the only qualifications you need to become a conduit for the healing power of God. In this prolific book, birthed out of Scripture and illustrated through personal experience, Chris teaches, encourages and shares incredible faith-building testimonies of how God has consistently broken through impossibilities, miraculously turning sickness around for His glory.

The most refreshing aspect of Walking in Supernatural Healing Power and Gore’s story is that he is not some “man of power for the hour.” He does not pursue notoriety, nor does he exploit God’s power for personal gain. Having spent a considerable amount of time with him while at Bethel Church (where he serves as the director of healing ministries), I can offer both his ministry and life my great admiration. Why? He lives intentionally to shine a bright spotlight on the Lord Jesus Christ.

More than anything, Gore's book is a Jesus book. In fact, I would be hardpressed to flip to a page and not see him

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doing the right thing. But if we know God well enough and understand how his Kingdom works, we can rest assured that God will take care of us.

The manna the Israelites received in the wilderness means “whatever it is”: the substances of it is unknown.

But whatever is was, it was sufficient for the Israelites.

Even their clothes and shoes did not wear out during that period (Deuteronomy 8:4). They were living in this world, but they were living under the provision of God’s Kingdom.

Hebrews 13.5: Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said, “Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.”

(2) I can do all things because God’s Power is complete.

This verse can be applied broadly to all situations in life. When we are faced with a task greater than our abilities, or when we are faced with a great temptationwe say I can do all things through Christ. And that is true.

But the immediate context is Paul’s situation of finding contentment under a specific situation of need.

Now this is difficult. Faced with the discomforts of prison life, with loneliness, with betrayal, not even sure if his friends are still with him, not sure whether he will live to see the next day, he makes a deliberate decision depend on the power of God to help him face his situation. Therefore he says, “I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength”.

There is a partnership in this statement. Our external powers, our gifts, our abilities and our strength come into play no doubt. We have to give it our best shot. But we do not trust in our best shot. So whatever we do, we do it through Christ who gives me strength.

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within its provisions. As long as our lives operate by the values and standards of this world, we will never find contentment, because whatever we do and have, the world says it is never enough.

This statement shows Paul total submission to God because he knows that whatever comes his way, God can help him handle it. Wherever God’s will puts me in, I can accept it. If I find myself in a difficult circumstance as a result of my obedience to God, I can accept it knowing full well that God’s provisions are always sufficient.

Many times, we want to do the right thing. But we are not willing to accept the circumstances that may follow from doing the right thing, and so we stop short of

(3) I have all things because God’s promises are sure.

In this statement Paul looks beyond this world to the promises of God. He has not received the full blessing yet, but he knows for sure he will.

Paul also uses the language of investment here.

Many rich people today invest in the bank, businesses, or fixed deposits and live out of that investment.

But there is another investment Paul is talking about, which is, investing in Heaven. And Paul says I am already drawing benefits from my investment Heaven.

The Kingdom of God belongs to me. Blessed are the poor for theirs is the Kingdom of God. Blessed are those who don’t have anything to place their trust in, in this world, because they can full depend on the provisions of the Kingdom.

Jesus said, “Store up for yourself treasures in heaven where moth and rust do not destroy. For your heart will be where you treasure is.”

New Book from Bethel Church author reveals the key to walking in God’s healing power Larry Sparks | Charisma Magazine

directing readers’ attention to the Author of every miracle—King Jesus. This is one of the many factors that makes the book a wonderful breath of fresh air.

Many have written books on healing over the years, many of which are solid and timeless. Unfortunately, amidst some of the books, teaching, and seminars, walking in the miraculous—in some circles—has become reduced to a formula. If we insert "X" principle, God owes us "Y" result. This is why many believers are leery when it comes to someone teaching on walking in God’s healing power. But remember, counterfeits simply confirm the presence of truth. Gore’s book is rooted in Bible-based truth that will help every single Christian make proper sense of the role healing plays in their everyday lives.

Reading through the book, especially in the initial chapters, you meet a servant of the Lord who remains very close to his personal journey. He is intentional to remind us that the measure of breakthrough he experiences today was not always the case in his life. This should inspire every single believer, whether you have seen God’s healing power at work or not. Just because you have not seen God heal does not mean God is not in the healing business today.

Consider Gore's story. Over a 10-

etween December 27 and 30, 2013, about 3,600 college students met in Louisville, Ky., to consider the global glory of Christ, the nature of Christ’s mission to the unreached peoples of the world and the power of the Christian gospel. For some of us, this was a dream come true.

Here was a conference on missions for students with a resounding focus on: 1. the sovereignty of God’s grace in the salvation of sinners (Acts 13:48), 2. the wrath of God over all mankind as the greatest threat to the world (John 3:36), 3. the terrible reality of eternal suffering (Matthew 25:46), 4. the greatness of God’s mercy in propitiating his own wrath in Christ (Romans 3:25–26), 5. the necessity of hearing the gospel of Christ in order to be saved (Romans 10:13–17), 6. the stupendous Reformation truth of justification by faith alone (Romans 4:4– 5), 7. the compassion of missionaries who are called to suffer for the good of all men, especially the eternal good (Galatians 6:10), 8. the necessity of reaching all the peoples of the earth and the motivating certainty that God has a people in each one (Revelation 5:9; Acts 18:10), 9. and the summons to joyfully sacrifice anything to reach these nations, because to die is gain (Philippians 1:21).

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year period, he prayed for roughly 1,000 people—none of which experienced any type of visible breakthrough or healing. For many of us, these results (or lack thereof) would have discouraged us from praying for anyone else. Perhaps our experience would have even redefined our theology, going from believing that God heals to becoming convinced He doesn’t heal anymore (because of what we have not seen). After all, we prayed for all of these people and nothing happened!

Thankfully, this was not Chris Gore's position, and as a result of experiencing the seasons of lack, he is able to provide us with insightful advice to help believers navigate through some of the more difficult aspects of healing ministry.

The author brings a must-needed authentic edge to the subject by exploring some of the major “taboo” healing topics: • What do we do if we pray for someone and nothing seems to happen?

• Why do we become offended with God because of disappointment?

• Does healing really depend on how much faith someone has?

• Why is remembering what God has done in the past so important to walking in power today?

• Are there really roadblocks to receiving and releasing God’s healing power?

• Plus an entire chapter on frequently asked questions about healing In the end, Gore’s book is a most wonderful and welcome offering to the body of Christ. It does not boast some foolproof healing formula. It is not motivated by principle-based Christianity, where we discover the magic prayer or confession that “does it” every time.

At the end of the day, Gore makes it abundantly clear: I’m not very good at my job, but the One who is good at His job lives inside of me. That is Jesus. Gore often jokes that he gets to work in a position where not being good at his job is actually to his advantage.

What does this all mean? Simple: We can’t heal. Chris Gore can’t heal. Only Jesus can heal because He is the only One good at the job of healing.

This book contains the one essential key you need to know in order to walk in God’s healing power—Jesus. It is all about Jesus. In one of the most powerful chapters, "Friendship With Jesus," the author sums it up like this: “The overflow of my relationship that I have with God is what people around me get to enjoy. The overflow of my relationship with God is the flow of the supernatural as I become immersed in His nature.”

When we simply decide to enjoy our friendship with Jesus and keep our eyes fixed on Him, healing power begins to flow easily and regularly through our lives. It is like a mighty river, flowing from God through us to those around us in need of His healing touch.

Larry Sparks is author of the book Breakthrough Faith, coming October 2014. He is also the founder of Equip Culture—a ministry that empowers believers with the tools and resources to live victoriously through the supernatural power of God.

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God is finishing His mission now

God’s sovereign grace.

1. Call it Reformed theology.

2. Call it the doctrines of grace.

3. Call it the new Calvinism.

4. Call it Big God theology.

5. Call it a passion for God’s supremacy in all things.

6. Call it the resurgence of God-centered, Christ-exalting, Bible-saturated worship.

7. Call it a vision of a great, holy, just, wise, good, gracious, sovereign God whose throne is established in the heavens and who does whatever he pleases.

8. Call it what you will.

God is doing this—God is awakening millions of people all over the world, especially young people, to these stunning and glorious realities. This conference was a fruit of this awakening.

Something Much Bigger It is also part of something much bigger than this theological awakening. For the last 40 years, amazing things have been happening in the world to advance the spread of the salvation of Christ among the unreached peoples of the world. For example, The 1990s saw the most concerted attempt to analyze the need of the world. ...

1995 saw the beginning of the Joshua Project List (JPL), originally a list of 1,583 of the In other words, this conference—which world’s least reached peoples. While this is we called Cross—was the fruit and overflow expanded to now include all the peoples in of an awakening in our day to the glory of the world (16,583), the original list served

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as a catalyst for the church to pray for, adopt and engage with every one of these least reached peoples. It also inspired nationallevel research in many countries where the 1,583 were found; this missiological and people group research by Majority World Christians has been a major step toward the completion of the Great Commission. (Operation World, 6) The generation just past was one of the most remarkable in the history of missions. Things thought impossible have become reality. For example, Patrick Johnstone, when queried in 1979 about the most difficult places for gospel breakthrough, named Mongolia and Albania. Today, there are at least 40,000 Mongolian believers. Albania is open and churches are growing. Who among us, 30 years ago, could have envisioned over 100 million Chinese Christians, massive people movements in Iran, Algeria and Sudan, breakthroughs in Mozambique, Cambodia and Nepal, and the beginnings of freedom for hundreds of millions of oppressed in India?

Only God! (Operation World, 4) This recent history is unprecedented not only because of breakthroughs in who has been reached, but also because of who is being sent. Missions is not from the West alone, but from everywhere to everywhere.

There has been an explosion of sending countries and sending agencies. Consider these remarkable facts:

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n the southwest corner of Japan, all across the island of Kyushu, more than 100 churches are gearing up for an evangelistic event that’s been in the works for years.

On March 14-16, Will Graham will preach the Gospel in Fukuoka, in an arena known for hosting sumo wrestling competitions.

“It’s one of the most famous sumo wrestling venues in the country,” said Celebration Director Mark Roberts. “Our event will be very different from what’s normally happening in there,” he added with a chuckle.

The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has a long history of hosting events in places not typically associated with evangelism, from Madison Square Garden to the Alamodome to a mile-long airstrip in Seoul, South Korea.

Fukuoka’s Christian believers are hoping friends and family who wouldn’t set foot in a church will consider going to a sports arena.

Those who do will walk past display cases with photos of famous sumo wrestlers and into a place where they’ll learn about another famous man— the Son of God. “Most people in Japan have no idea who Jesus is,” Roberts said. “They’re starting from scratch. They’re starting from absolute zero in their understanding of who God is.”

With that in mind, the last night of the Celebration will be geared towards explaining exactly who Jesus is, through the use of music and video clips.

“The program on Sunday is really designed to bring people to some understanding of Christ before Will even starts speaking,” Roberts said. “So we’re showing clips of The JESUS Film—key points in Jesus’ life while the artists are singing.”

The BGEA used the same method when Will Graham preached the Gospel in Tokyo last year. Roberts said pastors from Fukuoka saw its effectiveness and are excited to try the same approach next month.

Of course, introducing people to Jesus is only the first challenge when it comes to sharing the Gospel in Japan. Believers face other, significant obstacles that are totally foreign to most American Christians.

“Japanese culture is very closely linked to Shinto and Buddhism,” Roberts said. “Many people believe in no gods, but they’re very familiar with a belief system of many gods. When we start talking about God and about Jesus, it’s difficult for them to understand this is not just one more god we’re adding onto a pile of thousands of other gods. We’re saying there’s only one God.” For the Japanese who choose to accept Christ, adversity and rejection become part of life.

“There are very strong cultural pressures on people to conform to what the majority of people are doing and thinking, so for someone to step out of that and say, ‘I’m a Christian’ is very difficult,” Roberts said. “Many times it’s viewed as rejecting their ancestors or their family history when they accept Christ.”

That hasn’t stopped Japan’s Christian minority from sharing the truth and hope of God’s love with their fellow Japanese. The churches involved in next month’s outreach are hopeful, determined and unified in their mission.

Having recently traveled to Fukushima and Tokyo, and with his father, Franklin Graham, scheduled to preach in Sapporo this May, Will Graham has seen powerful glimpses of God’s presence in the island nation.

“God’s really doing amazing things in Japan right now,” Will said. “The Spirit’s just bringing people to Christ. I love the Japanese people. They’re wonderful people, hospitable people.”

As he prepares for the trip to Fukuoka, he’s asking believers around the world to pray for the message to be preached clearly and effectively, and for continued unity among the Japanese pastors—people who have become his good friends.

Both he and Roberts are also praying for the legacy that will continue long after the Celebration is over.

“My goal would be to leave behind this trained and mobilized group of Christians in Kyushu,” Roberts said, “as well as a strengthened Church with hundreds of new Christians.”

1. “Today, there are over 4,000 known evangelical mission agencies sending out 250,000 missionaries from over 200 countries. This is up from 1,800 known mission agencies and 70,000 missionaries in 1980.” (Global Network of Mission Structures) 2. “And nearly half of the world's top missionary-sending countries are now located in the global South.”

3. “Of the 10 countries sending the most missionaries in 2010, three were in the global South: Brazil, South Korea and India.”

4. “Other notable missionary senders included South Africa, the Philippines, Mexico, China, Colombia and Nigeria.”

5. “The United States still tops the chart by far in terms of total missionaries, sending 127,000 in 2010 compared to the 34,000 sent by No. 2-ranked Brazil.”

6. Looked at another way, not in raw numbers, but missionaries sent per million church members—Palestine comes out on top at 3,401 sent, followed by Ireland, Malta and Samoa.

7. “South Korea ranks No. 5 at 1,014 missionaries sent per million church members, a sign of the continued strength of its missions movement compared to the No. 9-ranked United States at 614 missionaries sent.”

8. “The country that received the most missionaries in 2010? The United States,

with 32,400 sent from other nations.”

(These bullet points are from a helpful article in Christianity Today.)

This is a fraction of the bigger picture that the Cross conference is a part of. We have no illusions of grandeur. God’s world is massive. And God is infinitely more massive in power and wisdom and goodness. He will finish his mission. The peoples of the world will be reached. And he will use people of many different Christian persuasions to do it, not just Calvinists.

Glory Gone Global God is passionate for his glory among the nations. He raised Jesus from the dead and exalted him over all “so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow ... to the glory of God the Father” (Philippians 2:9–11). In other words, God exalted Jesus for the glory of God. Nothing will stop him from having a people who love to ascribe all glory to him in the great work of salvation.

Some theologies are driven more fully by this vision than others. The Cross Conference is a dream come true because this is the engine that drives everything—the glory of God’s sovereign grace in salvation— accomplished, applied, heralded, globally.

John Piper is the Pastor for Preaching at Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He grew up in Greenville, South Carolina, and studied at Wheaton College, where he first sensed God's call to enter the ministry. For 6 years he taught Biblical Studies at Bethel College in St. Paul, Minnesota, and in 1980 accepted the call to serve as pastor at Bethlehem. John is the author of more than 30 books and more than 25 years of his preaching and teaching is available free at desiringGod.org.

John and his wife, Noel, have four sons, one daughter, and an increasing number of grandchildren.

Readers may please note that, the contents of the articles published on this page do not reflect the outlook of this paper nor of the Editor in any form.

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Roll No. 103080 101310 104021 100212 102565 105522 102590 102177 100602 104603 104468 102695 101026 102666 105379 100186 105161 104931 100696 104000 102865 100398 103041 103673 101848 103079 100795 104138 100339 100133 101641 105417 103773 102711 101270 101858 104659 103847 101332 103007 100351 100775 101065 102866 101543 100847 102510 104141 101443 100331 101651 100360 102961

Roll No. RANK 102254 1 100649 2 102196 3 105512 3 101737 4 101742 5 102853 5 101073 5 101377 5 104013 6 101539 6 101214 6 100934 6 100714 6 100473 7 101503 7 100475 7 102079 7 102618 7 101094 8 101741 8 104069 8 103905 9 104057 9 102604 9 103240 9 104265 10 101438 10 103273 10 104716 11 105437 11 103160 11 103701 11 101738 12 101652 12 103135 12 105435 13 102617 13 101736 13 101391 14 101304 14

RANK 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 33 Sl. No. 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82

Sl. No. 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371

Roll No. 102508 103269 100870 104095 104219 103428 100789 103236 105039 102423 103101 100389 103502 103027 102759 103597 103646 104686 100794 103724 100845 103735 103481 101276 102569 103633 100470 101657 105111 102792 103634 100409 101703 100284 101221 102487 100390 101120 100859 100137 104918 101148 102425 102509 100100 100592 101773 104244 104608 102847 100430 103950 101835

Roll No. RANK 101329 14 101739 15 103226 15 101331 15 101350 15 101437 15 100249 16 101538 16 105518 16 103097 16 100403 17 100109 17 104409 17 101943 18 103134 18 101740 18 100682 18 100648 18 101333 19 100598 19 101522 19 103119 19 103521 19 103312 19 103496 20 103454 20 102833 20 102335 20 100321 21 102330 21 105514 21 103400 21 102605 21 100558 21 103133 21 103131 22 104942 22 103224 22 105387 22 105374 22 102662 23

RANK 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34

Sl. No. 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424

Sl. No. 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123

Roll No. 103685 101230 102203 100213 105652 104519 103655 104247 102954 100900 105348 105420 102126 103765 103924 104292 103864 100373 101540 104926 100260 102785 103053 103743 101038 101592 103712 100841 102598 100383 100523 105432 104435 100914 103212 100574 105336 103456 104744 104515 102139 102982 105056 104164 100209 102596 101067 103986 105070 101696 105388 104501 100477

RANK 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37

Roll No. RANK 103228 23 102350 23 101944 23 105436 23 101643 23 103915 23 104222 24 104765 24 100579 24 100931 24 104340 24 103674 24 103944 24 104471 25 102809 25 103313 25 100108 25 100798 25 100549 25 101105 25 100597 26 103362 26 104282 26 103132 26 103222 26 103315 26 105011 26 103520 26 104329 27 102427 27 100055 27 100375 27 104654 27 100548 28 104217 28 103219 28 102983 28 103128 28 103223 28 101999 28 101213 28

Sl. No. 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475

Sl. No. 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137

Roll No. 100382 102189 104583 100230 103451 102972 103446 101921 101436 101997 100864 104899 103364 103457 100613 105199 103497 105490 104280 102197 102226 101841 105045 102507 102154 101808 100214 100047 101986 104151 103099 100447 100685 102852 102557 100664 101674 103477 103504 101084 100187 101865 102710 104933 103393 102384 101063 102398 101131 103058 100897

RANK 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

Roll No. RANK 102066 28 103314 28 100935 29 101236 29 101907 29 101347 29 101215 29 103221 29 101222 30 101715 30 101203 30 104879 30 103168 30 100267 30

DISTRICT - KIPHIRE 1 101798 1 2 104483 1 3 101917 2 4 104147 3 5 101110 4 6 100603 5 7 101711 6 8 105051 7 9 101903 7 10 100077 7 11 100121 8 12 101989 8 13 104425 9 14 103645 10 15 101904 11 16 104920 12 17 104930 12 18 103162 13 19 105049 13 20 103142 14 21 101802 14 22 101169 15 23 103047 15 24 102401 15 25 104919 15 26 101804 15

DISTRICT - DIMAPUR Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

Roll No. RANK 100033 1 103375 2 102744 3 101661 4 100034 5 100364 5 102712 6 103579 6 103059 6 103756 6 100628 7 103707 7 101014 7 105533 8 101191 8 100985 8 105102 9 100939 9 103043 9 101192 9 102797 9 100733 10

Sl. No. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

Roll No. RANK 101127 10 104226 10 103078 10 103769 10 101501 10 104664 10 100151 11 104849 11 101922 12 102898 12 104065 12 104624 12 101890 12 102932 12 104355 13 101500 13 102756 13 103004 13 102367 13 102369 13 104211 13 101914 13

Sl. No. 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66

Roll No. RANK 101856 13 103121 13 101893 13 102925 13 101162 13 101452 13 104326 13 102135 13 104140 14 102561 14 100452 14 104072 14 105531 14 105542 14 103136 14 102113 14 103082 14 104827 14 102122 15 102846 15 100295 15 104448 15

Sl. No. 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88

Roll No. RANK 104118 15 104018 15 104307 15 100736 15 104844 15 102957 15 101209 16 105185 16 104937 16 103487 16 105594 16 104810 16 103051 16 102011 16 100626 16 104589 16 103470 16 100998 16 102937 16 103171 16 104365 16 102593 16

Sl. No. 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110

Roll No. RANK 102173 17 103329 17 101225 17 101015 17 100001 17 104014 17 102476 17 101769 17 104829 17 103975 17 105320 17 100012 17 101976 17 104521 17 103104 17 104873 17 100804 18 102465 18 103568 18 103092 18 101551 18 103254 18

Sl. No. 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132

Roll No. RANK 104628 18 104640 18 103319 18 104999 18 102796 18 103819 18 103050 18 103250 18 102385 18 104160 18 103829 18 103239 18 101088 19 105103 19 103766 19 101975 19 101250 19 102755 19 104119 19 104286 19 104377 19 101836 19

Sl. No. 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154

Roll No. RANK 102356 19 105163 19 101586 19 103003 19 105205 19 105358 19 105553 19 104623 19 102291 19 103351 20 104075 20 102474 20 104117 20 103246 20 100618 20 104389 20 101563 20 104825 20 105569 20 100990 20 105123 20 103172 20

Sl. No. 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176

Roll No. RANK 102931 20 100670 20 102368 21 105327 21 102160 21 102820 21 103233 21 103331 21 101128 21 100715 21 104842 21 103087 21 104113 21 102481 21 100293 21 102370 21 105615 21 105532 21 103763 21 102634 21 104455 21 104808 21

Sl. No. 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198

Roll No. RANK 100434 21 102055 21 101100 21 104904 21 103060 22 104826 22 103347 22 100044 22 104295 22 101600 22 102845 22 102985 22 104789 22 101070 22 102053 22 105096 22 100117 22 102762 22 100374 22 102795 22 101207 22 101201 22

Sl. No. 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220

Roll No. RANK 100130 23 104839 23 102408 23 101553 23 100079 23 100442 23 102333 23 104997 23 101190 23 103857 23 104804 23 103086 23 103856 23 105401 23 100027 23 103106 23 102770 23 101359 23 101380 23 102466 23 100701 23 102591 23

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DISTRICT - DIMAPUR Sl.No. 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284

Roll No. 102990 102162 103984 102500 101158 104639 105121 101178 105448 103343 104410 100713 101078 104051 105067 101480 104633 100709 102775 104894 100099 105618 101371 103551 101248 104156 105385 101182 102449 101705 100437 104852 102054 104383 104641 102968 102012 102812 100707 101562 104734 101942 101199 105078 100011 105222 104402 105575 102218 102926 102303 104370 100392 102290 105127 105625 102768 102524 100957 104002 100662 102269 100960 101717

RANK 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26

Sl.No. 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348

Roll No. 102058 104783 103056 103675 104454 103349 103270 100119 103093 103843 100497 103039 103762 101355 101403 101351 104622 105176 104142 102994 105300 102033 101307 101154 105612 104785 102594 105097 103359 102371 102295 102050 103818 101381 103348 100482 101837 102207 103249 104694 102410 105600 102992 104535 105657 105526 102324 103603 104788 104197 104347 100567 101239 100220 100003 100997 102103 101712 102944 100454 103289 101373 102216 101143

RANK 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28

Sl.No. 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412

Roll No. 102515 102527 102945 100769 102148 103581 105120 100637 101420 100669 101205 102036 104167 101179 100521 105560 104913 100045 105359 104627 101419 100319 100413 100453 101204 104353 102769 102008 100041 104129 100968 102480 101602 105555 100672 100822 101152 101308 105617 102516 103096 102984 100080 105630 102164 101972 102501 100877 100961 102281 101490 103049 102821 100495 105641 103293 103409 102657 102811 104066 102051 105636 101435 100954

RANK 28 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30

Sl.No. 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476

Roll No. 102294 104645 104328 105528 102844 105272 104982 105089 101698 104076 105100 104630 104358 101306 105032 105223 104642 101876 104838 102563 102272 104344 102293 103771 100043 101372 105200 102059 100484 101165 101838 100958 104872 102502 105201 103266 102282 103220 101187 100153 100956 101585 100469 104551 101875 102924 102819 104025 102958 102421 103495 101161 104857 104354 104301 102656 103229 100313 101639 101492 104125 100920 101716 105581

RANK 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32

Sl.No. 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540

Roll No. 105122 104276 103417 101096 101197 104824 101330 102741 101915 101195 101552 101977 104634 102560 104248 102663 101935 104048 105506 102514 103213 101385 100566 101748 101166 100157 103708 105178 105157 102955 104357 104296 103298 101113 100846 102448 100999 101530 104011 102364 102208 105129 103441 104035 103248 101441 102592 104080 103342 100408 104386 102450 103552 101638 103774 103906 100024 102893 103084 104310 100084 102851 102146 101877

RANK 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34

Sl.No. 541 542 543 544 545 546 547 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563 564 565 566 567 568 569 570 571 572 573 574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 582 583 584 585 586 587 588 589 590 591 592 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604

Roll No. 104649 102109 105573 101212 103238 102499 101077 102016 102359 102061 101759 100504 103290 104870 104681 105483 103527 101153 101052 101206 104636 100049 101290 104805 105007 103853 100705 104294 102496 101249 100464 103630 104911 103608 105221 104939 103670 101183 102519 104367 100882 102892 100406 104257 104071 102128 101451 105295 101662 103425 105548 104044 102928 103358 100787 101463 104453 104843 103805 103263 104553 105098 104362 101289

RANK 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36

Sl.No. 605 606 607 608 609 610 611 612 613 614 615 616 617 618 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626 627 628 629 630 631 632 633 634 635 636 637 638 639 640 641 642 643 644 645 646 647 648 649 650 651 652 653 654 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668

Roll No. 104450 104674 105209 104748 102129 101653 105392 102084 101431 105669 104541 105530 105622 103243 102085 102814 100693 104333 105079 102340 104351 103623 103432 104153 103941 103054 105139 104174 100875 101601 103410 100702 104016 101394 102286 104903 102688 104915 101202 102938 104045 105101 100533 105593 101080 104841 104406 102210 101156 105647 105109 101654 105143 105430 100226 102970 103961 102568 102679 103032 102981 105213 104947 101679

RANK 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

Sl.No. 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 679 680 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 708 709 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 730 731 732

Roll No. 103461 101633 101027 101163 104938 104073 105672 101079 104552 100466 101242 102929 100519 105554 104683 105126 100710 103420 102601 103775 104407 102106 102675 104934 103419 105543 102372 105562 105175 104618 104078 102238 102752 104809 103388 100081 100347 104030 101699 105559 100441 103218 100506 104981 103932 102363 103852 105678 104909 101439 105527 100056 102002 105662 102323 104832 102322 104432 105184 104158 100303 102890 101785 104936

RANK 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40

DISTRICT - MOKOKCHUNG Sl.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

Roll No 105239 105240 105231 102133 100987 101107 101043 105118 100806 101384 102783 102279 102767 105356 102520 105230 103320 104398 105019 104254 101845 100708 104854 104060 103091 100805 104585 102578 103948 103945 100959 105190 101650 105136 100735 103582 105245 103946

RANK 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13

Sl.No. 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76

DISTRICT - LONGLENG Sl.No. Roll No. RANK 1 101316 1 2 105211 2 3 103678 3 4 100491 3 5 101062 3 6 103403 4 7 102092 4 8 103556 5 9 104990 5 10 101111 6 11 101258 6 12 105202 7 13 103795 7 14 102736 7 15 101005 7 16 101321 7

Sl.No. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

Roll No 103183 103855 103873 103002 102737 101640 102856 103732 104063 101614 104346 104198 104092 103321 105026 102842 100964 104834 105229 103245 101990 105144 101956 103264 105247 103733 105090 101186 100963 101076 105106 102782 104520 100531 104392 105634 101715 105015 Roll No. 104860 103401 100898 100397 100949 102512 105557 101133 104690 104591 102161 104989 100093 105064 104562 104992 103801

RANK 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18

Sl.No. 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114

RANK 7 8 9 9 10 10 10 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13

Sl.No. 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Roll No 102037 101846 105241 101231 102429 103535 100234 104522 100223 100977 105629 103874 103534 103370 103892 104847 102211 100975 102738 103992 102757 103533 102447 105029 103749 104253 104526 101314 100288 105299 104604 103993 100203 103996 104605 101278 100986 105414 Roll No. 102159 103625 104991 105653 103412 104597 103391 101003 103402 101751 101302 105633 100138 100767 104752 105395 103797

RANK 19 19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 22 22 22

Sl.No. 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152

Roll No 102843 103842 105627 104284 101294 103605 105252 105043 103255 103108 102719 103647 100630 101786 103256 103341 104304 105234 105609 100965 103639 100655 100766 104968 104536 104087 103904 100886 102317 104846 104173 100222 100359 101607 104593 104390 103631 102134

RANK 22 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 25 25 25 25 25

Sl.No. 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190

RANK 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 16 17 17 17 17

DISTRICT - MON Sl.No. Roll No. RANK 1 103301 1 2 104653 2 3 103300 3 4 103360 3 5 103194 4 6 100353 5 7 104103 5 8 103303 5 9 100474 5 10 101722 5 11 103299 5 12 102311 6 13 103302 6 14 102872 6 15 101090 6 16 104104 7

Sl.No. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

Roll No 105285 104327 102758 105409 101245 104965 101108 100215 102428 102810 102404 100978 104538 103730 103804 102478 102131 103731 104871 103876 100989 103075 102446 100972 104034 105655 100967 103081 103532 102589 101477 101311 103831 104172 104606 100681 101042 104935 Roll No. 105550 105068 101034 104740 104105 102734 103793 104106 104741 105495 105159 104877 102406 104695 102901 104490 104290

RANK 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 28 28

Sl.No. 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228

RANK 7 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 11 12 13 14 14 14 14 14 15

Sl.No. 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Roll No 105236 105237 102641 100414 105044 103751 101279 102247 102839 105458 104792 103244 103883 105525 100075 101728 104397 102065 102838 101041 103971 102625 104309 105289 103830 104856 104231 103449 102042 101925 102132 104352 105025 105643 101106 101379 103111 104275 Roll No. 102735 100057 103176 104656 104491 102946 102956 100721 102902 103195 103276 102899 104324 102315 104727 102460 100744

RANK 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 31

Sl.No. 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266

RANK 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 19 19 19

Sl.No. 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67

Roll No 105016 101927 105286 102613 100125 102212 100969 101615 104293 100426 102628 100522 105225 104393 103469 105663 105561 103872 104332 100879 102651 103900 101583 104638 101957 101255 105664 102046 101109 101285 104830 100143 102361 105249 105284 105402 102723 104967

RANK 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33

Sl.No. 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304

RANK 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36

Sl.No. 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337

RANK 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 22 22 22 22 22 22

Sl.No. Roll No. RANK 68 101181 23 69 102313 23 70 103283 23 71 103177 23 72 104100 23 73 104249 23 74 104005 24 75 102343 24 DISTRICT - PHEK 1 100163 1 2 102836 2 3 100166 2 4 105183 3 5 103850 4 6 102837 5 7 100607 5 8 103849 5

Sl.No. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Sl. No. Roll No RANK 55 204395 23 56 204196 23 57 200843 23 58 202404 23 DISTRICT- KIPHIRE 1 203189 1 DISTRICT - PHEK NIL DISTRICT MOKOKCHUNG 1 200942 1 2 205961 2 3 204250 2 4 205359 2 5 205483 3 6 203307 3 7 201490 4 8 201330 5 9 204206 6 10 205319 7 11 205452 8 12 201276 9 13 202787 10 14 203508 11 15 203786 11 16 201956 12 17 203282 12 18 203000 13 19 203144 13

Sl. No. Roll No RANK 20 201031 13 21 205887 14 22 201033 14 23 201679 15 24 202684 15 25 201579 15 26 201388 15 27 203554 15 28 204146 15 29 205316 16 30 201678 16 31 205492 16 32 202550 17 33 200510 17 34 203284 17 35 200166 17 36 203716 18 37 201029 18 38 203823 19 39 203283 19 40 201927 20 41 203300 20 42 202666 20 43 201836 20 44 202900 20 DISTRICT-TUENSANG 1 205545 1 2 205484 2 3 202623 3

Roll No. 104511 105310 104042 101402 103196 105541 104139 103061 101132 103198 100946 102900 102314 102564 102316 104430 104299

Roll No 103561 101721 100732 103257 104858 102506 105246 100840 104607 102917 103879 101318 102402 100601 101582 101293 103985 101142 100365 100524 102577 101312 102850 100221 100976 100926 104791 100971 103619 101320 103629 104306 101606 104662 105637 102482 102724 102640

Roll No 100837 102626 100979 102830 105017 100088 101584 100216 101697 104626 100126 100880 105486 100156 102130 104199 101849 101844 104637 101251 102750 100835 100983 100970 104401 105250 100982 102088 100807 100338 103947 102918 105565

Roll No. 101549 100606 102650 104208 104949 100170 104451 104946 100903 100165 102661 100395 103933 101545 100184

RANK 36 36 36 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

RANK 6 7 8 9 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 11 11 11

PAPER - II UPPER PRIMARY (CLASS VI - VIII) SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS & SCIENCE DISTRICT - DIMAPUR Sl. No. Roll No RANK 1 200817 1 2 202981 2 3 203504 2 4 203518 3 5 201329 4 6 203768 4 7 203765 5 8 204278 5 9 201892 5 10 201307 6 11 205979 6 12 205551 6 13 201269 7 14 201395 7 15 204277 8 16 205535 8 17 203686 8 18 202489 9 19 202294 9 20 205424 10 21 200737 10 22 200095 10 23 202600 11 24 203763 11 25 205508 11 26 201777 11 27 202896 11 28 205969 12

Sl. No. 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57

Roll No 202820 201199 203390 205685 201705 205445 200881 200551 203080 200018 200364 205931 200481 203801 202564 203255 203703 204203 204157 202616 202973 205538 202627 202135 205270 204450 205399 204285 202416

RANK 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 16 16 17 17

Sl. No. Roll No RANK 58 205652 17 59 203672 18 60 203549 18 61 203092 19 62 200049 19 63 205565 19 64 203157 19 65 200887 20 66 200007 20 67 202667 20 68 202566 20 69 202017 20 70 205390 20 DISTRICT - KOHIMA ANGAMI & RENGMA TRIBE 1 200042 1 2 201000 2 3 201703 2 4 200641 3 5 202577 4 6 200685 5 7 201846 5 8 200608 5 9 205273 6 10 200196 7 11 200413 8 12 204194 8 13 200624 9 14 201719 10

Sl. No. 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Roll No 203658 200376 203592 202921 202476 200241 203096 200219 202737 200399 200703 200880 205139 200633 200978 201518 203496 200555 201206 202863 205646 201254 200720 202660 203660 205521 200972 200794

RANK 10 10 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 17 17 17 17 17 17

OTHER TRIBE CANDIDATES WHO HAVE APPEARED AT KOHIMA DISTRICT CENTRE Sl. No. Roll No RANK 1 202930 1 2 202488 2 3 203154 3 4 201521 4 5 205462 4 6 203475 5 7 204082 6 8 200033 7 9 202965 8 10 202139 9 11 205645 9 12 202525 10 13 200262 10 14 202265 10 15 202063 11 16 205616 11 17 205480 11 18 205800 12 19 205266 12 20 201851 13 21 205826 14 22 200599 14 23 204275 14 24 205573 15 25 204463 16

Sl. No. 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54

Roll No 205638 200616 202161 201858 202206 203427 202719 202524 201519 203012 202056 202302 205903 200869 205293 202053 202138 205321 200386 201381 200957 200452 202104 204523 200805 201558 203122 203143 205716

RANK 16 16 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 21 21 21 22 22 23 23

Sl. No. Roll No RANK 4 204268 4 5 202348 4 6 204292 5 DISTRICT-ZUNHEBOTO 1 204147 1 2 205447 2 3 201185 3 4 201361 4 DISTRICT - PEREN 1 200866 1 2 204167 2 DISTRICT - WOKHA 1 200706 1 2 205081 2 3 203700 2 4 200326 3 5 203647 4 6 202181 4 DISTRICT - LONGLENG 1 203051 1 2 201370 2 3 201051 3 DISTRICT-MON 1 204156 1

PAPER - II (CLASS VI - VIII) SUBJECT : SOCIAL SCIENCE DISTRICT : KOHIMA - ANGAMI AND RENGMA TRIBE Sl.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6

Roll No RANK 201405 1 201606 2 205886 2 205002 3 201003 3 202273 4

Sl.No. 7 8 9 10 11 12

Roll No RANK 205621 5 200410 6 200965 6 203589 6 201829 6 203253 6

Sl.No. 13 14 15 16 17 18

Roll No RANK 205781 7 203620 7 200544 8 205782 8 205394 9 202033 9

Sl.No. 19 20 21 22 23 24

Roll No RANK 200998 9 203428 9 204050 10 203316 10 205138 10 202073 10

Sl.No. 25 26 27 28 29 30

Roll No RANK 200461 11 201508 11 200222 11 205001 11 200390 11 203621 11

Sl.No. 31 32 33 34 35 36

Roll No RANK 201414 12 204001 12 201516 12 201893 13 203310 13 200037 13

Sl.No. 37 38 39 40 41 42

Roll No RANK 201746 13 201409 13 202009 13 205741 13 200595 13 203488 13

Sl.No. 43 44 45 46 47 48

Roll No RANK 201387 14 200538 14 200043 14 200206 14 202186 14 201686 14

Sl.No. 49 50 51 52 53 54

Roll No RANK 201156 15 203174 15 202187 15 200519 15 204123 15 201598 15

Sl.No. 55 56 57 58 59 60

Roll No RANK 201616 15 200215 15 204507 15 200348 15 203022 16 205712 16

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DISTRICT : KOHIMA - ANGAMI AND RENGMA TRIBE Sl.No. 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

Roll No RANK 205689 16 201647 16 203312 16 200429 16 201386 16 201786 17 203159 17 203140 17 200467 17 205690 17 205785 17 204265 17 202360 17 202880 17 200556 17 205272 17 201255 17 200855 17 200244 17

DISTRICT - PHEK Sl.No. Roll No RANK 1 200465 1 2 204052 2 3 200158 3 4 201675 4

Sl.No. 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98

Roll No RANK 201597 17 203195 18 200939 18 200473 18 202683 18 200600 18 205392 18 202329 18 204190 18 202049 18 202210 18 201654 18 200310 19 203013 19 202146 19 202458 19 204478 19 202675 19 200205 19

Sl.No. 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117

Roll No RANK 200216 19 202303 19 202177 19 200578 19 200583 19 205461 19 201681 19 200590 19 205624 19 203835 19 204212 19 201121 19 201743 19 201676 20 205301 20 202234 20 204078 20 200120 20 205582 20

Sl.No. 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136

Roll No RANK 202677 20 201220 20 200048 20 200822 20 203275 20 205303 21 202216 21 201450 21 203234 21 200057 21 200234 21 200593 21 200903 21 201780 21 203443 21 204311 21 203799 21 205021 21 205020 21

Sl.No. 5 6 7 8 9

Roll No RANK 204380 5 200982 6 205767 7 203654 7 200661 8

Sl.No. 10 11 12 13 14

Roll No RANK 204376 9 201717 9 200987 10 205570 10 200140 10

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 15 205556 11 16 200334 11 17 205557 12 DISTRICT - KIPHIRE 1 200574 1

Sl.No. 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155

Roll No RANK 200236 21 203153 21 202361 21 202170 21 200096 21 200024 22 205201 22 202545 22 205395 22 204241 22 201650 22 202615 22 200377 22 200566 22 205655 22 204299 22 201946 22 201590 22 200175 22

Sl.No. 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174

Roll No RANK 203194 22 200440 22 205454 22 201212 22 201745 22 205740 22 200059 22 200202 23 204155 23 202363 23 202188 23 200191 23 200550 23 202008 23 204280 23 203655 23 205264 23 202546 23 205343 23

Sl.No. 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193

Roll No RANK 201613 23 200438 24 203489 24 203309 24 200195 24 200110 24 204336 24 202490 24 200247 24 201683 24 204119 24 201943 24 203306 24 205581 24 205625 24 203200 24 203173 24 201124 24 202198 25

Sl.No. 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212

Roll No RANK 200235 25 202499 25 201935 25 202325 25 201352 25 202744 25 201127 25 202201 25 204494 25 205608 25 202196 25 200356 25 200176 25 200902 25 202495 25 200979 25 201649 25 200342 25 201651 25

Sl.No. 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231

Roll No RANK 205672 25 201494 25 203659 25 201568 26 200398 26 204124 26 201218 26 200848 26 200687 26 205026 26 200707 26 200754 26 200697 26 200384 26 200672 26 205455 26 205326 26 200276 26 202926 26

Sl.No. 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250

Roll No RANK 201655 26 203079 26 201293 26 204219 27 205842 27 201682 27 201009 27 200684 27 204195 27 201741 27 205945 27 204322 27 203243 27 201139 27 201738 27 202836 27 200786 27 203078 27 201086 27

Sl.No. 2 3 4 5 6

Roll No RANK 205416 1 200654 2 205451 3 205446 4 205054 4

Sl.No. 7 8 9 10 11

Roll No RANK 200094 5 200656 6 204102 7 205414 7 201880 7

Sl.No. 12 13 14 15 16

Roll No RANK 202492 8 203297 8 200131 9 200013 9 204254 9

Sl.No. 17 18 19 20 21

Roll No RANK 200103 10 205710 10 202111 10 200292 10 201950 10

Sl.No. 22 23 24 25 26

Roll No RANK 202159 11 203705 11 203166 11 205411 11 205674 12

Sl.No. 27 28 29 30 31

Roll No RANK 201014 12 202664 12 200947 13 203615 13 201942 13

Sl.No. 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272

Roll No RANK 203590 27 202296 27 205832 28 200487 28 205601 28 203150 28 203010 28 204035 28 203110 28 202131 28 201092 28 201060 28 202543 28 201436 28 201366 28 203485 28 205579 28 205514 28 201785 28 205380 28 201209 28 200112 28

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 32 202343 13 33 201408 13

OTHER TRIBES WHO HAVE APPEARED AT KOHIMA DISTRICT CENTRE Sl.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42

Roll No RANK 200189 1 202345 2 200211 3 201630 4 202482 4 200713 5 202437 6 201427 7 202582 7 204223 8 205393 9 200045 9 203190 9 201734 10 201731 10 204272 11 201713 11 201290 12 204245 12 202108 12 200387 12 201720 12 202514 12 202027 12 200896 12 205329 12 201663 12 203551 13 200090 13 200122 13 202960 14 204435 14 202084 14 200719 14 200464 14 204394 14 202356 14 201081 14 202736 14 201758 14 200068 14 200437 14

DISTRICT - WOKHA Sl.No. Roll No RANK 1 202003 1 2 203180 2 3 200213 3 4 205064 4 5 200427 4 6 201403 4 7 203333 5 8 205958 6 9 202463 7 10 201404 7 11 205337 8 12 200644 9 13 202605 9 14 205209 9 15 200428 10 16 205679 10 17 201902 10 18 200845 10 19 202948 11 20 202002 11 21 205733 12 22 200374 12 23 205068 12 24 204091 12 25 202221 12 26 200846 12 27 200689 12 28 202231 13 29 201133 13 30 200425 13 31 205107 13 32 203332 13 33 205727 13 34 202633 13 35 202632 14 36 201952 14 37 201287 14 38 205074 14 39 200060 14 40 205080 14 41 205732 15 42 202373 15 43 203402 15 44 200369 15 45 205202 15 46 202738 16

Sl.No. 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84

Roll No RANK 202340 14 203577 15 202237 15 205355 15 201135 15 205023 15 203553 16 204138 16 203800 16 202403 16 202501 16 201137 16 202810 16 200163 16 201901 17 205300 17 202064 17 203652 17 201595 17 200226 17 200721 17 202593 17 204270 17 202478 17 200455 17 202155 17 202709 17 202944 17 205313 18 201417 18 202519 18 202236 18 201392 18 205731 18 203042 18 200027 18 202714 18 202590 18 200275 18 203043 18 203829 18 202481 18

Sl.No. 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93

Sl.No. 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126

Roll No RANK 202978 16 203807 17 205203 17 205907 17 202034 17 205127 17 200611 17 203408 17 200180 18 202295 18 200647 18 203739 18 203649 18 203809 19 200123 19 202831 19 205070 20 200850 20 200606 20 200116 20 200851 20 204166 20 205910 20 200854 20 201018 21 205340 21 201432 21 202375 21 203119 21 203318 21 201017 21 200645 22 200997 22 200770 22 200849 22 200286 22 201728 22 200722 22 201078 23 205126 23 200801 23 205476 23 201551 23 203082 23 200486 24 202376 24 202591 24

Roll No RANK 200209 18 202580 18 203258 19 205611 19 202959 19 201291 19 205370 19 201847 19 202409 19 204043 19 201083 19 201343 19 202583 19 203011 19 203242 19 202794 19 200355 19 200036 19 203211 19 200806 19 200655 19 203071 20 205255 20 202755 20 203027 20 201149 20 202395 20 203125 20 202606 20 202346 20 200297 20 202278 20 200989 20 200400 20 205658 20 201222 21 204201 21 204333 21 203555 21 205743 21 201633 21 205371 21

Sl.No. 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 94 200768 24 95 205793 24 96 200809 24 97 205260 24 98 201369 24 99 203730 25 100 205157 25 101 204127 25 102 203756 25 103 205952 26 104 205067 26 105 202168 26 106 201164 26 107 201171 26 108 200591 26 109 203537 26 110 200592 27 111 205773 27 112 203360 27 113 200584 27 114 202428 27 115 203407 27 DISTRICT MOKOKCHUNG 1 200257 1 2 200250 2 3 203336 3 4 203191 4 5 204517 5 6 202850 5 7 203710 6 8 205709 6 9 203627 7 10 201578 7 11 202450 8 12 200761 8 13 203667 9 14 204329 9 15 200182 10 16 202282 10 17 200545 11 18 200833 11 19 205231 11 20 205335 12 21 205085 12 22 201923 12 23 205102 13

Roll No RANK 205153 21 201542 21 202024 21 205692 21 202400 21 202783 21 203529 21 200497 21 200457 21 205878 21 201620 22 202774 22 201499 22 202764 22 202011 22 205135 22 205404 22 201109 22 204059 22 202120 22 202462 22 205029 22 202688 22 205066 22 201429 22 205339 22 205065 22 200988 22 202067 22 201059 22 200375 23 201461 23 200474 23 201256 23 200491 23 203238 23 202725 23 202854 23 205870 23 203340 23 201273 23 205128 23 Sl.No. 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70

Sl.No. 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210

Roll No RANK 200993 14 205482 14 202047 14 202560 14 204197 14 202251 15 202775 15 203533 15 203790 15 202570 16 203680 16 201037 16 205216 16 202899 16 202366 17 201828 17 205317 17 202232 17 200811 18 205719 18 201947 18 203731 18 204199 18 205517 18 200941 18 200763 19 205251 19 201332 19 203372 20 201839 20 200834 20 201486 20 201457 20 203063 20 202367 20 204328 20 203697 21 200135 21 202788 21 205926 21 205867 21 200358 21 201365 21 204141 21 200572 22 203626 22 201389 22

Roll No RANK 200354 23 202355 23 201001 23 204115 23 202184 23 205614 23 200147 23 204445 23 200111 23 203256 23 205868 24 201456 24 204454 24 205479 24 203631 24 201856 24 200370 24 200562 24 200478 24 203449 24 201752 24 202739 24 202673 24 205787 24 200808 24 203564 24 201963 24 200824 24 205513 24 202812 24 202347 24 204450 24 200154 24 202398 24 205402 24 202004 24 200856 24 201767 24 203818 24 203124 24 202352 24 202382 24 Sl.No. 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117

Sl.No. 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252

Roll No RANK 202895 25 204246 25 201320 25 201363 25 201498 25 201325 25 202841 25 205226 25 202037 25 200290 25 203343 25 202538 25 205381 25 203326 25 203192 25 201872 25 202706 25 205161 25 203210 25 202484 25 202962 25 201323 26 205746 26 201962 26 201322 26 205426 26 204116 26 201888 26 205909 26 205368 26 200700 26 202014 26 200750 26 204508 26 201721 26 201954 26 205078 26 200937 26 205564 26 205077 26 204411 26 205196 26

Roll No RANK 200362 22 202779 23 201514 23 202988 23 203176 23 200509 23 203522 23 203285 23 203642 23 202786 23 205518 24 204521 24 203699 24 200363 24 204209 24 203220 24 202434 24 200249 24 202685 24 202528 24 205892 24 204037 24 201484 25 203679 25 205869 25 203447 25 203824 25 202717 26 203573 26 201390 26 205018 26 203665 26 203664 26 204428 26 201063 27 202211 27 205118 27 205755 27 205086 27 202773 27 201317 27 201391 27 201572 27 203277 28 202791 28 201263 28 200392 28

Sl.No. 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294

Roll No RANK 202044 26 205862 26 200232 26 200640 26 205346 26 201394 26 200183 26 202760 26 203511 26 205428 27 205478 27 204514 27 201782 27 202631 27 204505 27 202335 27 201761 27 203061 27 200651 27 200327 27 204051 27 200513 27 201931 27 205591 27 202315 27 202023 27 203552 27 204264 27 201393 27 203385 27 205549 27 205189 27 200815 27 204238 27 200178 28 202986 28 204420 28 202374 28 203399 28 201905 28 204506 28 204069 28

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 118 201034 28 119 202569 28 120 205098 28 121 201882 28 122 201452 29 123 201339 29 124 204236 29 125 205805 29 126 203789 29 127 205188 29 128 205057 29 129 202778 29 130 205286 29 131 200558 29 132 204318 30 133 203219 30 134 201512 30 135 202549 30 136 202368 30 137 205708 30 138 205882 30 139 205651 30 140 205418 30 141 200089 30 142 203058 30 143 203827 30 144 202941 30 145 201275 30 146 201030 30 147 201855 30 148 201105 30 149 205469 31 150 201692 31 151 202045 31 152 203572 31 153 202160 31 154 201826 31 155 205049 31 156 203816 32 157 202756 32 158 204207 32 159 204232 32 160 205083 32 DISTRICT TUENSANG 1 202354 1 2 203293 2

Sl.No. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49

Sl.No. 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336

Roll No RANK 201324 28 201594 28 201491 28 202276 28 200920 28 200450 28 201260 28 201894 28 203676 28 201770 28 200367 28 205978 28 203595 28 205861 28 202357 28 205698 28 201797 28 200816 28 201747 29 205094 29 204448 29 200337 29 205653 29 201493 29 200360 29 202987 29 205744 29 200747 29 201202 29 200394 29 202015 29 202036 29 202401 29 205132 29 202662 29 200351 29 202438 29 204412 29 204401 29 205088 29 200201 29 203201 29

Roll No RANK 205014 3 205697 3 202656 3 205696 4 203819 4 203540 5 205016 6 201189 7 202928 8 205760 8 205620 9 204128 10 205423 10 205214 10 200799 10 200936 10 203541 11 203681 12 204143 12 203562 13 205505 13 201477 13 204240 14 202626 14 201050 14 205694 14 205295 14 200522 15 202145 15 204424 15 204145 15 205803 15 203565 16 203464 16 202845 17 200934 17 203466 18 203351 18 203684 18 203423 18 205778 18 200927 18 200296 18 203814 19 205246 19 200691 19 205015 19

Sl.No. 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378

Roll No RANK 203231 29 200224 29 204419 29 202811 29 200298 29 201831 29 203016 29 202822 29 203653 29 200277 29 202385 29 201833 30 202115 30 204461 30 203073 30 202086 30 201834 30 202103 30 202552 30 201755 30 200380 30 200838 30 203198 30 200407 30 200393 30 204466 30 200560 30 202555 30 200156 30 205527 30 205133 30 205566 30 201376 30 205885 30 205726 30 201423 30 201538 30 200227 30 200025 30 203247 30 203431 30 202266 30

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 50 205571 20 51 200565 20 52 203378 20 53 204279 20 54 203411 20 55 205636 20 56 204407 20 57 201467 21 58 205765 21 59 201466 21 60 201799 21 61 205753 21 62 200139 21 63 204321 21 64 202441 22 65 203240 22 66 201087 22 67 201120 23 68 205154 23 69 203682 23 70 200373 23 71 205802 23 72 202440 23 DISTRICT ZUNHEBOTO 1 200620 1 2 200469 2 3 202307 3 4 203405 4 5 205004 4 6 201359 4 7 202308 5 8 205291 5 9 201360 5 10 204132 5 11 200073 6 12 202849 6 13 200031 7 14 203246 8 15 203321 9 16 203386 9 17 205006 9 18 200319 10 19 202077 10 20 205986 11 21 200218 12 22 200471 13

Sl.No. 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 397 398 399 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 419 420

Roll No RANK 205341 30 205022 30 202173 31 202968 31 202522 31 201845 31 201822 31 203532 31 205613 31 204139 31 201693 31 203100 31 205865 31 200629 31 204136 31 202587 31 204378 31 205025 31 201520 31 204379 31 201837 31 201205 31 200030 31 202970 31 200079 31 201454 31 200948 31 202726 31 201271 31 204192 31 202531 31 205197 31 200715 31 200823 31 204485 31 200160 31 202735 31 201128 31 204493 31 205706 31 200258 32 201751 32

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 23 202082 13 24 201172 14 25 205725 14 26 200553 14 27 202843 14 28 202322 15 29 200029 16 30 202707 16 31 203629 16 32 205087 16 33 200635 16 34 201061 17 35 200874 17 36 202016 18 37 204444 18 DISTRICT - MON 1 201771 1 2 204061 2 3 202932 3 4 203044 3 5 202885 4 6 203045 4 7 203455 5 8 205228 6 9 201011 6 10 203151 7 11 205963 7 12 204065 7 13 204301 7 14 204064 8 15 200536 8 16 205137 8 17 203115 8 18 202860 9 19 202317 10 20 201187 10 21 200922 10 22 205736 10 23 203148 10 24 201235 11 25 203034 11 26 205874 12 27 204067 12 28 202975 12 29 201002 13 30 203719 13 31 201217 13

Sl.No. 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 437 438 439 440 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 449 450 451 452 453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460 461 462

Roll No RANK 202537 32 201960 32 205654 32 202929 32 205824 32 203221 32 202635 32 203548 32 202533 32 200756 32 202351 32 203050 32 200251 32 205378 32 205134 32 201093 32 202197 32 205111 32 202792 32 201844 32 205860 32 201940 32 204529 32 201843 32 204075 32 203450 32 201938 32 202149 32 204239 32 202259 32 202123 32 204499 32 204134 32 204434 32 202284 32 202565 33 205096 33 204528 33 205485 33 202768 33 20424 9 33 200321 33

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 32 205702 14 33 201334 14 34 202700 14 35 201188 14 36 200531 14 37 202464 14 38 200499 15 39 204085 15 40 205388 15 41 204228 15 42 202887 15 43 200525 15 44 204066 15 45 204084 16 46 203260 16 47 200500 16 48 201080 16 49 202413 16 50 202793 16 51 203718 16 52 201227 16 53 201007 16 54 201213 16 55 203366 16 56 205703 16 57 201303 16 58 205738 17 59 202192 17 60 201106 17 61 200533 17 62 202761 17 63 204422 17 64 205042 18 65 205306 18 66 202883 18 67 205734 19 68 203733 19 69 202886 19 70 202892 19 71 200780 19 72 205407 19 73 200653 19 74 205933 19 DISTRICT - PEREN 1 205036 1 2 205158 2 3 200414 3

Sl.No. 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 472 473 474 475 476 477 478 479 480 481 482 483 484 485 486 487 488 489 490 491 492 493 494 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504

Sl.No. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Roll No RANK 201292 33 202169 33 201150 33 204468 33 200564 33 202365 33 200309 33 204111 33 202644 33 204177 33 201396 33 202396 33 203512 33 203002 33 202832 33 202182 33 205863 33 202993 33 205089 33 202163 33 202319 33 200853 33 200026 33 203510 33 204350 33 202996 33 202748 33 201924 34 204122 34 204120 34 203484 34 201489 34 205580 34 204332 34 204081 34 200862 34 201517 34 200248 34 204310 34 204482 34 203095 34 205374 34

Roll No RANK 200415 3 200925 4 201398 5 202972 6 205037 7 202122 8 202388 8 205705 9 201140 10 200340 10 202754 10 205218 10 201067 10 201504 11 201094 11 202387 11 203329 12 202874 13 200906 13 203264 14 201113 14 202389 14 202176 15 202137 15 205073 15 202947 16 202952 16 202733 16 202873 16 202442 16 202752 16 205558 16 203330 17 203628 17 201311 17 200021 17 205657 17 200905 18 202392 18 201864 18 205976 18 200419 18 201754 18 202271 19 202747 19 200625 19 205503 19

Sl.No. 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 528 529 530 531 532 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544

Roll No RANK 202336 34 204283 34 200220 34 204307 34 201939 34 205593 34 200666 34 200658 34 205578 34 201019 34 202179 34 201961 34 205148 34 202619 34 205459 34 202087 34 205917 34 203616 34 200868 34 200332 35 201440 35 200359 35 201661 35 201439 35 203334 35 200529 35 201586 35 205007 35 202728 35 202268 35 205819 35 201857 35 200263 35 201593 35 200840 35 202158 35 200333 35 202749 35 200080 35 205405 35

Sl.No. Roll No RANK 51 203230 19 52 205560 19 53 202383 19 54 200575 20 55 205143 20 56 201627 20 57 202386 20 58 202167 20 59 205035 21 60 205041 21 61 201068 21 62 202875 21 63 200421 21 64 201112 21 65 200273 21 66 201626 21 DISTRICT LONGLENG 1 203709 1 2 201333 2 3 205271 3 4 205663 4 5 201570 5 6 204304 6 7 200396 6 8 201556 7 9 202648 7 10 201119 7 11 201648 8 12 201192 8 13 205366 8 14 204438 9 15 204334 9 16 202313 10 17 201557 10 18 204443 11 19 200432 11 20 201294 11 21 201608 12 22 205345 12 23 201415 12 24 201371 12 25 201056 12 26 205257 13 27 200106 13

DISTRICT - DIMAPUR Sl.No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45

Roll No RANK 201702 1 200339 2 202152 2 200198 3 200894 3 203581 4 200270 4 202911 4 200995 5 202473 6 203783 6 201373 7 200114 7 205989 7 200773 8 201446 8 205750 8 205117 8 203137 8 205915 8 203791 8 200165 9 200498 9 203743 9 203692 9 203751 9 205801 9 205984 9 200557 9 203245 10 203005 10 205937 10 202992 10 204258 10 205807 10 204447 11 203713 11 202341 11 202411 11 203038 11 202370 11 202607 11 202939 11 204016 11 205940 11

Sl.No. 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90

Roll No RANK 203714 11 202902 11 203687 11 203373 11 205075 11 202327 12 202997 12 203661 12 205382 12 201886 12 201151 12 201426 12 200187 12 202175 12 202068 12 201226 13 201279 13 200935 13 205151 13 205675 13 202267 13 204005 13 200352 13 203138 13 203197 13 200361 13 202903 13 202584 13 203582 14 200873 14 205224 14 202558 14 204330 14 201099 14 204393 14 200482 14 200994 14 205667 14 203502 14 202695 14 204384 15 202305 15 201881 15 203728 15 200728 15

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Roll No RANK 205982 15 202828 15 201953 15 201443 15 202018 15 205318 15 203064 15 205938 15 200346 15 200771 15 201765 15 205308 16 201909 16 202058 16 200670 16 202827 16 203006 16 203451 16 205849 16 202153 16 200730 16 203252 16 201749 17 202776 17 202048 17 201889 17 205119 17 205988 17 201364 17 204170 17 205475 17 201100 17 203446 17 203272 17 202548 17 203767 17 202574 17 201640 17 202320 18 203833 18 200066 18 201337 18 200492 18 204416 18 205467 18

Sl.No. 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180

Roll No RANK 203782 18 202784 18 203813 18 202985 18 202724 18 200975 18 203776 18 200170 18 200016 18 205225 18 201920 18 204516 18 202371 18 203787 18 202630 18 203585 18 203319 19 201629 19 201238 19 202741 19 205265 19 204080 19 202586 19 202423 19 202708 19 203132 19 202825 19 201474 19 201701 19 200064 19 202617 19 205686 19 203089 19 205536 20 200515 20 202797 20 205420 20 201569 20 205794 20 202203 20 200832 20 201617 20 205221 20 200813 20 203261 20

Sl.No. 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225

Roll No RANK 200447 20 200099 20 201937 20 200284 20 200397 20 201475 20 204464 20 200648 20 201852 20 202919 20 204074 20 202141 21 202713 21 202526 21 201328 21 205328 21 203708 21 202026 21 205511 21 203448 21 204460 21 202693 21 205269 21 203688 21 201668 21 204286 21 202431 21 203091 21 205013 21 205975 21 200208 21 205956 21 202485 22 205010 22 200734 22 200634 22 200623 22 202561 22 200389 22 202091 22 205169 22 203704 22 203543 22 203657 22 201729 22

Sl.No. 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270

Roll No RANK 203267 22 203112 22 203666 22 200001 22 205162 22 201298 22 203505 22 201652 22 205512 22 202223 22 205278 22 200784 22 200062 22 203817 22 202920 22 201344 22 203811 22 200022 22 200446 23 200102 23 201229 23 202553 23 200480 23 201778 23 203516 23 202447 23 201042 23 200723 23 204449 23 205507 23 205901 23 200169 23 202021 23 205587 23 203677 23 204007 23 205934 23 201300 23 203726 23 201147 23 203559 23 202419 23 203707 23 201228 23 205206 23

Sl.No. 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 313 314 315

Roll No RANK 203237 23 205243 24 200314 24 203781 24 201350 24 200897 24 205626 24 205267 24 203074 24 201288 24 200893 24 202592 24 203141 24 201090 24 200171 24 200769 24 204402 24 200678 24 201126 24 203774 24 203273 24 201913 24 203760 24 203134 24 201047 24 202912 24 203764 24 205334 24 205299 24 204504 24 201849 24 205500 25 201267 25 202625 25 203077 25 201853 25 200690 25 202829 25 201712 25 202445 25 200892 25 201601 25 204287 25 202225 25 202518 25

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Roll No RANK 202112 27 202589 27 202417 27 202746 27 202130 27 201237 27 201044 27 203218 27 205332 27 202433 27 203808 27 205684 27 201152 27 203031 27 205567 27 200505 27 203081 28 200540 28 205633 28 205859 28 205281 28 202140 28 200082 28 203172 28 204174 28 203268 28 203394 28 201268 28 201089 28 201524 28 205530 28 201896 28 204459 28 202649 28 201280 28 201045 28 200301 28 204071 28 200976 28 203037 28 202922 28 201541 28 205488 29 202628 29 201709 29

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Roll No RANK 202620 29 201897 29 201653 29 202938 29 201602 29 200267 29 202205 29 203741 29 202734 29 201158 29 203030 29 204518 29 205024 29 204327 29 203397 29 205324 29 205944 29 201803 29 204399 29 205947 29 202243 29 205173 29 205537 29 201316 29 201347 29 200788 29 205585 29 200554 29 205052 29 202420 29 201910 29 203109 29 203008 29 202641 29 200888 29 204486 30 203462 30 201635 30 203480 30 203196 30 200204 30 200173 30 200269 30 200983 30 201783 30

Note: 1. This result is purely based on computer generated evaluation. All possible care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the results published above. No request for re-evaluation will be entertained.

2. The qualified candidates will be issued eligibility certificates from the Office of the SCERT. Date of collection of certificates will be notified at a later date.

3. The Office of the SCERT will not be responsible for any inadvertent error.

4. The N-TET result does not qualify a person to get appoinment as teachers automatically. The qualified candidates will be further subjected to oral interview for final selection district-wise based on vacancy positions.

(VIPRALHOU KESIEZIE) DIRECTOR SCERT, NAGALAND, KOHIMA.

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42nd ASA wrestling meet ends KOhIma, FEbRUaRy 15 (mExN): A two day long 42nd wrestling meet of the Angami Sports’ Association (ASA) concluded here Friday at Kohima Local Ground.

Rovilatuo Mor, NCS, additional secretary works & housing graced the valedictory function as the guest of honour.

Altogether, 18 wrestlers have been selected to represent ASA at the forthcoming 14th Naga style wrestling meet of Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) scheduled for March 4 to 5 at the Kohima Local Ground. The players are Megosier Khate, Khriekekhotuo Mepfhüo, Rovilhoulie Pier, Visevo Zashümo, Vitsietuo Chüsi, Seketoukho Nipu, Visakuotuo Dzüvichü, Kevizenyü Rutsa, Atoto Kire, Zasituo Tsükrü, Khrievotuo Sekhose, Kezhabu Zumu, Zasevikho Meyatsu, Kekhriengulie Whuorie, Vitsoto Vitsu, Seyiesalie Nakhro, Megolhoubi Peseyie and Kelhouvakhrie Kire. The group champion in Naga style was bagged

by Western Angami Sports Association (WASA) team while Seketoukho Nipu from WASA emerged the title of “Best Tactic” in Naga style wrestling.

WINNERS OF NAGA STYLE Champion: Megosier Khate (WASA) 2nd Khriekethotuo Mepfhüo (NASA) 3rd Rovilhulie Pier (WASA) 4th Visevo Zashümo (SASA) WINNERS OF FREE STYLE JUNIOR BOYS 50 kg Ist- Vilazolie Rio (NASA) 2nd- Vizobeituo (CSA) 55 kg Rokovilie Khawakhrie (WASA) 2nd- Ruopfükhelie Zutso (SASA) 60 kg Ist- Rokovotuo Khawakhrie (WASA) 2nd- Rükhielhouvoto Usou (NASA) 66 kg Ist- Rokokhoto Lhousa (WASA) 2nd- Eyongozo Yongo (SASA) JUNIOR GIRLS 48 kg Ist- Dziesekhrieü Zumu (NASA) 2nd- Megolhoukhono (CSA) 55 kg Ist- Iti Kiso (SASA) 59 kg Ist- Ketoulhouno (CSA) SENIOR MEN 55 kg Ist- Kepekhotuo Miasalhou (WASA) 2nd- Mhashezokhol Naleo (SASA) 60 kg Ist- Mhiesilie Rhitso (WASA) 2nd- Kethosezo Chaya (SASA) 66 kg Ist- Megovizo Visienyü (WASA) 2nd- Khriesavizo Kiso (SASA) 74 kg Ist- Visezhü Lhoungu (NASA) 2nd: Rovingutuo Chase (WASA) 84 kg Ist- Neitsilie Zhünyü (WASA) 2nd- Vitsietuo Chüsi (WASA)

Australia crush South Africa by 281 runs CENTURION, FEbRUaRy 15 (aFP): Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson claimed his career-best match figures as he bowled his team to a crushing 281-run win over South Africa on the fourth day of the first Test at SuperSport Park on Saturday. Johnson followed up his seven for 68 in the first innings with five for 59 as South Africa were bundled out for 200. As he did

in the first innings, Johnson took a wicket in his first over and dismissed both South African opening batsmen cheaply to leave the hosts struggling.

AB de Villiers, who made 91 in the first innings, again provided the only significant resistance to the Johnson-inspired bowling attack, hitting 48 before driving Johnson to short cover where Australian captain Mi-

NWA tournament from March 4

KOhIma, FEbRUaRy 15 (mExN): The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) is all set to conduct 24th Naga style, 9 senior and 5th junior tournament 2014 from March 4 to 5 at Kohima Local Ground.

Chief minister Neiphiu Rio, who is also president of Nagaland Olympic Association (NOA) will grace the tourney as the chief guest while minister for planning & coordination, geology & mining and evaluation T.R. Zeliang will be the guest of honour. The champion in Naga style will fetch a cash prize of Rs. 2 lakh sponsored by Rokolhou Angami Ist class contractor, 2nd prize Rs. 1,50,000 sponsored by C. K. Enterprises, proprietor Küdechoyi Khamo, 3rd prize Rs. 1,00,000 sponsored by Kuchi R. Zeliang, MD Hi-Tech Construction and 4th Prize Rs. 50,000 sponsored by Vikedosie Kehie, chief engineer police project.

Further, quarter finalists will get Rs. 10,000 each while group champion will be awarded with Rs. 15,000 with running trophy.

Prize for free style (both male and female in all categories) include; seniorIst Rs. 10,000 and 2nd Rs. 5,000. Junior: Ist Rs. 5,000

and 2nd Rs. 3,000.

Free style weight categories to be conducted include: Senior: Men- 55, 60, 66, 74, 84, 96 and 120 kgs.

Women- 48, 51, 55, 59, 63, 67 & 72 kgs. Junior: Men50, 55, 60, 66, 74 & 84 kgs.

Women- 44, 48, 51, 55, 59, 63, 67 and 72 kgs.

The inaugural function will start by 8:30 AM. Lighting of the tournament torch will be done by NWA former president Keku Zeliang while reigning champion Kezhalelie Keretsü will be the torch bearer.

NWA president Nikhrolo Khalo will deliver presidential address while NWA technical secretary Hukhoneyi Soho will administer oath to the wrestlers.

Refrees (Naga style) will compise of Visüto Yore, Huvesü Puro and Hangcheu.

Free style referees- Chisazo

chael Clarke held a stinging catch. Johnson's match figures of 12 for 127 bettered his previous match best of 11 for 159 against South Africa in Perth in 2008/09.

It was a match dominated almost entirely by Australia, who thoroughly outplayed the team currently ranked number one in Test cricket. South Africa have not been beaten in a series since Australia beat

them, also in South Africa, in 2008/09. As he did in the first innings, Johnson took a wicket in his first over, having Alviro Petersen caught behind for one. Clarke declared Australia's second innings closed at 290 for four after only 3.2 overs when Shaun Marsh was caught behind off Dale Steyn without adding to his overnight score of 44.

Dawhuo, Kikhwesul Thokwe, Sapi Kin, Vilhou Zhasa and Vekhriyi Chuzho. Field judges include Zumolhi Mero, Datui, Neingulie Nagi, Heipetdaing, Rukhietuolie Liezietsu and Vecusuyi. Recorders - Sitso Terhüja, Zazhota Dawhuo, Keheipeu, Tsilie Zashümu, Echungbe and Küzhovesa Soho. Announcers - Thüpukrayi Nienu, Visasielie Suoho and Dirie Hemang. Time keepers - Keheizerang, Neikeselie Phunyü and Kuveo Chükamu. Runners - Vekuto Nyekha, Petevikho Miasalhou and Keyintolungbe.

Meanwhile, there will be referee and judges’ clinic at 1:00 PM on March 3 at Kohima Local Ground.

A combined meeting of all management officials, affiliated units officials and NWA officials will take place on March 3 at 3 PM.

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