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Wokha town public apprehend two

WOKHA, JUNE 28 (MExN): The public of Wokha town apprehended two persons on Saturday from Doyang Bridge ( Wo k ha - Mo ko kc hu ng road) for illegal collection.

Identified as Nitoshe of Ajiqami village and Hovito, Political Organizer (PO), the duo claimed to

be working under the command of the Leacy, Sumi region, GPRN/NSCN, sources said. They were found collecting money from vehicles.

The sources informed that on receiving information about the two persons, the public went to the spot at about 4:00pm and ap-

prehended the duo. They were then brought back to Wokha town and tied to an electric pole and “shown to the public”, the sources said. The townsfolk were furious but public leaders managed to pacify the angry public. The two were later handed over to the Wokha police by 7:10 pm.

road).” The NFHRCC maintained that it is unhappy with the department for “altering its stand (as regards the award of contract) every now and then.” It further appealed the department not to go back on the words given by the PWD (R & B Minister) and the Chief Engineer to the contractor recommended by the NFHRCC on March 6, 2014 to “execute work even without work order.”

It reiterated that it will go Morung Express News ahead with the bandh as proDimapur | June 28 posed, while adding that medical and fire services, and the media The Nagaland Foot Hills Road will be exempt from the purview Coordination Committee of the bandh.

(NFHRCC) has affirmed to go ahead with the 12 hour bandh on NFHRCC demands June 30, Monday, from 6:00am to apology from R&B Minister The NFHRCC has demanded 6:00pm. The NFHRCC reiterated on Saturday evening that it will a public apology from the PWD enforce the bandh even as the (R&B) Minister for what it termed Cabinet Sub Committee (CSC) as the Minister resorting to inheaded by the Home Minister appropriate language during a appealed the NFHRCC to recon- meeting on May 17, 2014. The NFHRCC stated that it attended sider the decision.

The NFHRCC met with the a meeting on May 17, which was CSC in Kohima on Saturday to attended by the Minister and the discuss the latest disagreement Chief Engineer.

“The committee with great surrounding the foothill road but it ended in a stalemate. NFHRCC expectation met the Minister… convenor Supu Jamir told media However, to utter shock and surpersons on Saturday evening that prise, the Minister insulted the ten the Committee walked out of the Naga tribes by uttering unbecommeeting after around two hours ing words,” stated the NFHRCC. of unfruitful talks. “Instead of de- According to the NFHRCC, the liberating on remedy, it (CSC) in- Minister resorted to verbally unsisted that the NFHRCC withdraw dermining the authority and inthe bandh,” which compelled the tegrity of the Committee. “The NFHRCC members to walk out, utterance of such uncivilised and unpolished language not only stated Jamir.

While appreciating the ini- exhibit his arrogance and shorttiative of the CSC, the NFHRCC sightedness but also wholly unstated that it is neither against the dermine the majesty and dignity Government nor the PWD (Roads of the position held by the Minis& Bridges) rather appealing the ter,” the NFHRCC stated. Terming department to honour “the assign- the conduct of the Minister as unment given to the NFHRCC with pleasant and objectionable, the regard to construction of jeepable NFHRCC has sought public apolroad (first phase of the foothill ogy from the Minister.

June 27 Mkg meeting was to GPrn/nscn sets 15-day time frame pacify party functionaries: NPF DIMAPUR, JUNE 28 (MExN): The cabinet of the

Malaria deaths toll reaches 52 in Tripura

KOHIMA, JUNE 28 (MExN): ing several senior leaders and The Central Headquarters of functionaries from the NPF the Naga People’s Front (NPF) Central Hqs. and NPF Assemhas expressed appreciation bly Constituency office bearers, of the meeting held at the NPF convened through a notificaNPF Mokokchung Division of- tion dated June 26, by the Vice fice on June 27, which it termed President NPF Central Hqs. incharge Mokokcas an “exercise aimed at paci- Minister Benjongliba hung Division of party, Lepfying the party refutes news item the den Longkumer. functionaries On the sudenraged by the Full text on page 4 den emergence dissolution order, and to establish normalcy, of the ‘Mokokchung District paving the way for early installa- NPF Forum’, the NPF Central tion and functioning of the NPF Hqs. clarified that at no point of time has such a ‘Forum’ Mokochung Division office.”

The June 27 meeting, in- been appointed/empowered formed the NPF, was attended or is “in the slightest knowlby the Minister in-charge of edge of the NPF Central Hqs. the Mokochung Division, Nuk- and as such, all concerned lutoshi Longkumer, Minister party functionaries are asked for Highways and Mechanical not to be confused by any such and Soil Conservation includ- unauthorized Forum/s.”

AgARtAlA, JUNE 28 (AFP): With the reports of two more deaths from malaria, the death toll of the disease rose to 52 since its outbreak about 20 days ago, state Health Minister said today. Two deaths were reported from Kanchanpur sub-division in North Tripura district yesterday, Badal Choudhury said.

“A total of 8,984 patients underwent blood tests across the state yesterday, of which 1,674 were diagnosed as malaria positive,” he said. A total of 60,876 patients were subjected to DIMAPUR, JUNE 28 blood tests since the malar- (MExN): The Youth Assoia outbreak across the state ciation of Nagaland (YAN), in highlighting the urban nightmares faced by people in Nagaland’s towns, has KOHIMA, JUNE 28 asked the Nagaland State (MExN): The BJP, Ko- Government to sensitize hima district, responding the matter and examine the to a news item published feasibility to bifurcate the on June 26, has clarified traffic police department that “at no point of time” as to assimilate/familiarize has it nominated Visasolie and redress these problems Lhoungu, Former Project (See Box).

Director, DRDA, “to repWhile acknowledging resent its party.” A press note from BJP Kohima Dis- the Dimapur SP and Traffic trict President, Vidilhou- Police for the traffic awarelie Theünuo, clarified that ness week, YAN reminded Lhoungu “has been en- the department of “some rolled in the party recently ignorant traffic wardens and for which correspon- who impose fine of cash on the traffic rules violators, dence is under process.”

GPRN/NSCN met on Friday, June 27, and termed the “action of Leut. Gen Nikki of NSCN (K) as Outrageous and Uncalled for.” This was stated in a press release from the GPRN/NSCN. The GPRN/NSCN explained that it had earlier “locked the house of Nikki situated at Padamphukri, Dimapur for his unwarranted seizure of Dozer (Bulldozer) at Suruhuto Town belonging to Kughalu Mulatonu, Kilonser GPRN/NSCN, but later on handed over the ‘Keys’ to the ‘Sumi Hoho’ in accordance with the appeal made by them hopping the ‘Matters’ be resolved amicably through their (Sumi Hoho) intermediary. However the ‘Noble Intervention’ and ‘Initiatives’ undertaken by the Hoho was flatly rejected by Nikki.”

The GPRN/NSCN reminded Leut. Gen Nikki of NSCN (K) that it is “Irrational and Ridiculous” or rather “Very Amusing” on his part “to talk about Mulatonu taking away ‘Some Arms’ of NSCN (K) when he himself had taken away the ‘Entire Arms’ belonging to the 7th Battalion of GPRN/NSCN.” Leut. Gen Nikki has been asked to “hand over” the seized property (Bulldozer) to its “rightful owner” within 15 (fifteen) days w.e.f June 28, 2014, failing which the GPRN/ NSCN shall “Confiscate the aforementioned house.”

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I. Almost all the district headquarters public hardly visits one office a day even in the state are not planned and that when there is an urgency of communithere is less chance for any new road cative work from one office to the other. connectivity.

IV. Unnecessary accidents take place due II. State capital Kohima and some other to traffic jam problem. districts are now facing acute traffic V. Pedestrian are at all times left to their congestion and with the increase of own risk as there is lack of measures for population, remaining districts are exthe safety of the pedestrian. pected to face the same situation.

VI. Almost all the district traffic offices III. Government officials and all the difare being cluttered with damaged ferent departmental staff are always late and accident vehicles, which looks in the office and have to leave the office really awkward for any township and early in order to reach home before that proper and separate site may be dark. And for that matter, the general required. especially the commercial goods carriers around the traffic point and in the road side without reporting the matter to the office were mostly seen practicing by the traffic police person-

nel, adding to the causing of traffic jam is questionable by the law.”

The YAN urged the higher authority to “seriously come out” with measures to address the problem and

suggested that heavy and commercial be strictly disallowed from entry into the town area from 6:00am to 7:00pm, especially in the state capital Kohima and commercial hub Dimapur.

Suspend bandh: appeals Cabinet Sub-Committee

KOHIMA, JUNE 28 (MExN): The Cabinet Sub-Committee (CSC) set up by the Government of Nagaland to go into the details of the ‘Foothills Roads Project’ has appealed to the NFHRCC to suspend the proposed bandh in the interest of the public.

It assured the NFHRCC that the “SubCommittee will be conferring with the Roads & Bridges Department to ensure that no loss is incurred by any Contractor due to extra works that may have been carried out and also find ways and means for participation of other Contractors.” This was stated in a letter to the convenor of the NFHRCC from the convenor of the CSC, Y. Patton, and members, Kipili Sangtam, Dr. Benjongliba, P. Longon and C.L. John.

While acknowledging their presence and participation in the meeting convened by it at Hotel Japfu, Saturday, the CSC conveyed that the CSC is “fully seized of the issues that have come up concerning the project.” The CSC found “unfortunate” that the NFHRCC staged a “walkout” before the conclusion of the meeting.

“It will be appreciated that the main issue is to ensure that this very important road becomes a reality and no misunderstanding should be allowed to hamper this project,” the CSC stated.

Govt offices in Dimapur directed to remain open DC of Dimapur, N. Hushili Sema, has informed Government Offices and staffs of Dimapur District that as per the directive of the Principal Secretary & Home Commissioner, Nagaland, vide letter NO.HC/ LO/1/2014 dated 28th June 2014, all government offices shall remain open on June 30 (Monday) and all government servants shall attend office without fail. A report of compliance shall be submitted to the DC, Dimapur, for further perusal.

‘A transitional time has come’ Morung Express News Dimapur | June 28

Leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) from the North East today emphasized on strengthening leadership and unity to expedite development in the region.

This was discussed in a programme organized by BJP Nagaland State Unit to felicitate North East BJP/ NDA leaders today at Niathu Resort Conference Hall, Dimapur.

The programme was attended by BJP office bearers and party workers.

The party also welcomed into its fold the 3 MLAs of the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) who currently joined the BJP. “A transitional time has come now,” proclaimed Dr. M Chuba Ao, President, BJP Nagaland, in his welcome address, stating that for ten years people have been waiting for changes especially in North East India. He noted that a platform has been required to address issues of the North East people. To the leaders gathered, he urged, “The people have given a mandate to each and every one of us to work for the people, so let us work together for development.”

The State president also expressed hopes that with this programme, the journey starts and for it to be a hopeful one.

PB Acharya, Senior Leader BJP, Tai Tagak, State President, Arunachal Pradesh, P. Paiwang Konyak, Parliamentary Secretary, Transport & IPR, Tamiyo Taga, BJP Arunachal Pradesh, Tapir Gao, Ex- MP National General Secretary also addressed the gathering. A

and knowledge to uplift the states of the North East and also to strengthen the BJP under the leadership of Narendra Modi whom he touted as a “dynamic” leader. “I am sure he will give special emphasis to NE as he had stated in his campaign,” he said. He also made a request to the BJP leadership, and the Government of India to respect the minorities, the backward tribes and the small states, saying that with mutual trust and respect we can go a long way and build a strong nation.

Touching on issues pertaining specifically to Nagaland, he underscored the need to “understand, respect, and coexist” with one another. He said that the neighboring North Eastern states think of the Nagas differently because they do not fully understand the Naga position.

“So I urge the BJP particularly the NE based units to carry this message that Nagas are not bad people, but good. Just unfortunately displaced in such a way that they are yet to settle down,” he stated. He also expressed the desire for other North East states to fully understand ‘Naga issues’. Rio said, “We have come of age and it is time to respect and understand each other to bring about peace and development.”

BJP State units of the North East come together in Nagaland vote of thanks was presented by Prasant Arora, General Secretary (Org) Nagaland/Arunachal.

Beginning of good times for NE and NDA: Rio “I am proud to be a member of the NDA and together we will strengthen the alliance.

I hope this is the beginning of good times to come for the North East and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA),” said Neiphiu Rio, MP Lok Sabha. He stated that as an NDA MP, he is fortunate to be part of the North East BJP/NDA leader’s felicitation programme. He also welcomed the erstwhile NCP members who merged with BJP and expressed hope that they will strengthen the BJP and the DAN alliance.

Rio also pledged to work with all his strength

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Students of Lumami Campus, NU and ACAUT Nagaland officials.

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Lumami, June 28 come, the members re- speech, he asserted that in(mexn): Against Corrup- sponded that ACAUT is quisitive minds should be tion and Unabated Taxation self-funded, most of the encouraged. “Intelligent (ACAUT) Nagaland visited members being business- minds are the ones who are Lumami Campus, Naga- men and entrepreneurs. It inquisitive. We lose all our land University on June 23. was also explained that the chances to absorb knowlA press release from ACAUT movement was being sus- edge because of sticking Media Cell informed that tained through donations out with our own crowd,” he during the interactive ses- from well-wishers. One of added. “For instance, a stusion, the participants ad- the students also advised dent should learn about anvised ACAUT Nagaland to ACAUT Nagaland to tone other tribe because when a stick to its earlier stance, down the language used student is trying to do so he which is, One Government against NPGs because free- is being a Naga. We should all go beyond our own One Tax and not dwell tribe.”

Students advise on many issues.

Meanwhile, the The students ACAUT to stick to One release informed that fielded several questions to the ACAUT Government One Tax & K. Kinimi, the chief landowner of LuNagaland members as well. One of the not dwell on many issues mami Campus conveyed to ACAUT that questions, according to the release, was “Why is dom movement still holds the Vice-Chancellor, NU is ACAUT taking up the is- dear to many hearts. In this not taking critical decisions sue of unabated taxation regard, ACAUT Nagaland for developmental activities and corruption when it is replied that it is not against in the campus. “Stagnancy the job of apex organiza- the freedom movement, but is happening because detions such as Naga Hoho is only against factionalism cisions are not taken and sanctions for development and NSF to do so?” To and unabated taxation.

Khekiye Sema (Retd are objected to,” he opined. this, ACAUT Nagaland responded that those apex IAS), member of ACAUT The Lumami Campus is a organizations have their Consultative Body was the model of tribal harmony own priorities and inclina- chief guest of the 17th Var- and Kinimi reiterated that tions. On being asked about sity Campus Parting Social the “Naga unity of old must the source of ACAUT’s in- cum ACAUT seminar. In his be brought back.”

NCSU general meeting postponed

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Kohima, June 28 (mexn): Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) Head Office Kohima has informed all “bonafide” members of NCSU that the general meeting proposed to be held on July 1 has been postponed till further notification from the Head Office due to unavoidable circumstances.

OTC welcomes freshers Dimapur, June 28 (mexn): Oriental Theological College Yangli, Tuensang organized a welcome program on June 27 for eighteen young men and women who had joined the college.

Encouraging the new comers, the academic dean of the college, Temsula, asked the students to strive towards attaining holistic theological education. The event chaired

by Serichem, Librarian concluded with a prayer of commitment.

Parliamentary secretary for Women Development and Border Affairs, Thomas Lotha, has called for active cooperation and support from village elders and leaders, church leaders, intellectuals, bureaucrats and youths to bring about speedy and equitable development in 39 Sanis Assembly Constituency.

The parliamentary secretary who represents 39 Sanis A/C said it should be the collective responsibility of all sections of people and not only the elected representatives to bring positive change and speedy development in the constituency and Wokha district as a whole.

Thomas was addressing the thanksgiving programme organized by Lakhuti Village Council in his honour on his recent elevation from chairman, Nagaland State Mineral Development Corporation (NSMDC) to parliamentary secretary in the DAN ministry, For development

Parliamentary secretary for Women Development and Border Affairs, Thomas Lotha (4th right front row), along with Lakhuti village elders, GBs and Independent party workers at the thanksgiving programme.

to be translated into reality, Thomas stressed on the need to change the present pattern of implementing developmental projects and schemes, especially in rural areas.

He said developmental projects should strictly be implemented as per the laid

down guidelines of the Government of India or the state government. Towards this end, Thomas suggested setting up Lakhuti Village Development Board comprising representatives from all 8 khels of the village and this board will coordinate with the village council and GBs

Radiant Educational Society's art competition

and DBs in implementation of state government development projects or central schemes.

Chairman, Lakhuti Village Council, W Mhathung Humtsoe, delivered the welcome address and pastor, Lakhuti Baptist Church, Ezambemo Odyuo, led the

A sum of Rs 100 should be realized by each Kohima, June 28 (mexn): Radiant Educational Society, Kohima is organizing its 2nd Art participant as registration fee. The form should Competition under the theme “Experiencing be verified and countersigned along with seal Children’s world through Art” on July 29 at 9:00 by the head of the institution. No photo copy of am at Multipurpose Hall, Rüzhükhrie GHSS, Ko- the form will be accepted. Forms can be downloaded from www.radianteducahima for age group of 13 to 18 years. tionalsociety.com.

The objective of the competiPRIZES For more information or clarition is to promote among young1st: Rs. 10,000 fication contact ; 9615246280 sters the role of Art as one of the 2nd: Rs. 7,000 / 9856162694 / 9856071451 / critical ingredients in the definition 3rd: Rs. 5,000 8974433446. of children world and identity and 4th Rs. 2,000 Forms can be submitted to the Soto showcase their inborn talents.

5th: Rs. 1,000 ciety Office at KES office, New SecreCandidate should enclose one passport size photo and date of birth as proof tariat site, Kohima or Dzüvichü’s Shop, New Sectt. of document. Form should reach the RES office Colony, Kohima or at Old RES Office at Pezielieton or before July 18, 2014. The competition will sie (Tinpati to Naga Hospital Road) Kohima, Nagabe strictly based on the theme. Limited seats land or one can post it to Radiant Educational Society, Post Box No 1024, Kohima – 797001, Nagaland. (on first come first serve basis).

thanksgiving prayer, missionary at large, Rev. TA Patton offered invocation and associate pastor, Wochothung, pronounced invocation.

Independent party chairman, Mhonthung Yanthan, chaired the thanksgiving programme.

GPRN/NSCN Sumi Region suspends one Dimapur, June 28 (mexn): The office of the RAO (Regional Administrative Officer) Sumi Region, GPRN/NSCN through MIP has issued a ‘Suspension Order’ to Khekiho Labo, Raja Peyu, Sumi Region. “The Suspension Order was necessitated as a result of 'Non-Compliance' by Khekiho to report to his 'Duty' despite 'Repeated Call' given by the Regional Authority,” stated MIP, GPRN/NSCN in a press release. The order comes into immediate effect and shall remain indefinite until the defaulter appears in person at the RAO's office with valid reason/s for revocation of the order, it added.

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Farmer’s Field School launched in Tuensang MIND India in Dimapur Tuensang, June 28 (mexn): Department of Agriculture launched a Farmer’s Field School (FFS) on June 28 at Balak Project under Tuensang district. Participants from both Kejok and Tuensang Village C/Khel attended the programme, informed

a press release issued by L Butang, District Agriculture Officer, Tuensang.

The launching programme was chaired by Tonchingsangla and welcome address was delivered by Longkhang, Agriculture Officer. Meanwhile, Wongto Chingmak, Agri-

culture Officer, in his keynote address highlighted about the activities to be conducted under FFS from seedling to harvesting stages in paddy crops.

The technical session was taken by Beso (AFA) and Nungsangtemjen (AFA), where topics on do’s

and don’ts at seedling stage and concept and principles of IPM were discussed. The programme ended with vote of thanks from Menungchetba, AO. Altogether 30 farmers attended the training programme. IPM Kits were also distributed to the farmers after the programme.

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Naga Kuotsu Package of practices of Union condoles groundnut and soyabean

Dimapur, June 28 (mexn): Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) of Dhansiripar Block, Dimapur conducted a training programme on package of practices of groundnut and soyabean on June 25 at Pimla village and on June 26 at Zutovi Village.

At the training programme, Ronchamo, A.O. & BTT convenor, Dhansiripar block spoke on the topic “Package of Practices of Groundnut”. He gave a brief explanation how oilseeds have been the backbone of agricultural economy of India from time immemorial. He explained that groundnut oil is edible oil and finds extensive use as refined oil and vanaspati ghee. The resource person stressed on selection of improved varieties, field preparation, time of sowing, harvesting techniques and to follow the recommended practices involved in cultivation for better seeds and high yield as successful farmers are those who apply the prescribed

management practices throughout the production process.

Meanwhile, Sentinaro, BTM, Dhansiripar block spoke on “Package of practices of soyabean”. She stressed on the importance of soyabean cultivation which has expanded as a result of its nutritive and economic importance. She informed that soyabean has an average protein content of 40% and is more protein-rich than any of the common vegetables. She recommended the farmers to follow timely sowing, proper seed rate and spacing, choice of variety and intercropping which is directly linked with yield.

Groundnut seeds and soyabean seeds were distributed to all the participants from Pimla and Zutovi village. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Jesse Murry, ATM, Dhansiripar block. This was informed in a press release issued

by Sentinaro Longchar, Block Technology Manager, Dhansiripar block.

Kohima, June 28 (mexn): The Naga Kuotsu Union has expressed deep sadness at the untimely demise of Neipezhieü Rosalia Solo Kuotsu, wife of Shürho-o Solo Kuotsu, Vice President, Naga Kuotsu Union on June 25. “Neipezhieü was a very humble and caring lady who always gave her best to the clan and the society in whatever way she can afford and tried to bring smile to everyone who came across her,” stated the union president Bizo M Kuotsu and secretary Neisievilie Lhousa in a condolence message.

“Her passing away has created a great loss not only to the bereaved family and relatives alone, but to the Naga Kuotsu Union as a whole,” it added. The union further conveyed sincere condolences and sympathy to the bereaved family members.

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Faculty of Mind India branch Dimapur.

Morung Express News Dimapur | June 28

Mental and Intellectual Needs Development (MIND) India, an institute of Positive Mental Health & Research offering vocational certificate courses in Counselling Skills has been introduced in Dimapur.

Speaking about the institute and its courses, Counsellor and Trainer, Moala Jamir said MIND India is a distance learning education programme approved under Modular Employable Skills (MES), Directorate General of

Employment & Training (DGET) India. The various courses offered include Assistant Counsellor (Level-1), Positive Health & Well being Counselling, Child & Adolescent Counselling, Family & Marriage Counselling, Trauma & Disaster Management Counselling etc. The duration of the course ranges from 100200 hours with Class 10 as the minimum educational qualification. The certificates would be awarded by National Council for Vocational Training, Government of India.

Another trainer of the

Institute, Asen Jamir maintained that most of the counsellors working with NGOs and Churches in the state lack expertise. She said the objective of the institute was to provide professional training to all those involved in counselling activities.

Besides providing courses, the Institute also provides counselling and encouraged all concerned to take up the courses.

The Institute is located at Half Nagarjan, Dimapur adjacent to BSF Transit Camp and can be contacted through telephone number, 03862-2225708.

SUD strives for peace and harmony ‘Impact 5000 by 18’ entrepreneurs training held in Wokha

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Newly elected office bearers of Sangtam Union Dimapur being administered oath of office during its 37th general session, at Lotha Hoho Ki in Dimapur on June 18.

Dimapur, June 28 (mexn): The Sangtam Union Dimapur (SUD) held its 37th general ses-

sion on June 28 at Lotha Hoho Ki here with a renewed effort to strive for the well-being of Sangtam

community in Dimapur and to work towards promoting peace and harmony among different sec-

tions of the society.

A new team of office bearers and executive members for the tenure 2014-2017 were also elected during the day-long session, besides conducting union membership drive. Hundreds attended the session which commenced with an invocation prayer by Rev. Thrithong, pastor, Sangtam Baptist Church, Dimapur. Secretarial report of the union was also presented during the session.

The new team of office bearers includes President Thrniyicho, Vice President Sepiba, General Secretary Athrise P, Joint Secretary Theritsaba, Finance Secretary Thsakyu, Cultural Secretary Lisedong, and Treasurer Senchungmong.

Entrepreneurs from Wokha with resource person during the training organized by YouthNet.

WoKha, June 28 (mexn): Twenty entrepreneurs from Wokha Town attended the district wise basic training for Naga entrepreneurs organized under YouthNet’s program ‘Impact 5000 by 18’ here from June 24 to 26.

Lezo Putsure, the chief strategist of YouthNet was the resource person. Topics which were dealt included Marketing & Branding, Accounts, Skills in marketing, project preparation & presentation, personality analysis etc, informed a press

release. The entrepreneurs were given practical task to prepare and formulate their own business plans/ projects.

According to the release, the entrepreneurs expressed their profound gratitude to the resource

person and YouthNet for organizing such program for the young upcoming entrepreneurs. They said programs such as this was the need of the hour as many Naga youth have taken up business as profession without any proper education/information and due to which success is often a hard dream.

“With the opportunity to attend this training program I believe I’m more equipped and prepared,” said one of the entrepreneurs.

The district wise training for Naga entrepreneurs will take place in all the district headquarters. Thereafter, next level training will be held at YouthNet office in Kohima where experts in the profession will train the participants.

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New Chinese map lays claim to Arunachal Incessant rains death toll at 11 New Delhi, JuNe 28 (Zee News): In a fresh dare, China has published a new map that has unnerved sentiments among governments ranging from India to those in Southeast Asia.

As per a report in The Washington Post, the latest map shows the totality of China's territorial claims.

In comparison, earlier maps used to separately denote China's declared claims, including over the South China Sea. Chinese state newspaper People's Daily has claimed that Chinese citizens would now be able to "fully, directly know the full map of China".

"Readers won’t ever think again that China’s territory has primary and secondary claims," it added. The map shows India's Arunachal Pradesh state as Chinese territory. Not just that, a large part of Jammu and Kashmir is also shown

Arunachal part of India; China's maps don't change reality: MEA New Delhi, JuNe 28 (Pti): Reacting strongly to reports that China has in its recent map shown Arunachal Pradesh as its territory, India today said "cartographic depiction" does not change reality on the ground and asserted that Arunachal was an integral part of the country.

Asked about recent China maps which show disputed areas in Arunachal and South China Sea as its own, the Spokesperson in the External Affairs Ministry said, "the cartographic depictions do not change the reality on the ground." "The fact that Arunachal Pradesh in integral and inalienable part of India has been conveyed to Chinese authority at several occasions including at the very highest level." He also indicated that this may be raised by the Inas part of China. The border dispute between India and China dates back to several decades and has even seen the two countries go to war in 1962. China claims most

dian delegation, headed by Vice President Hamid Ansari, currently in China to participate in an event to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of Panchsheel or Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. "It is normal practice to raise all issues of bilateral concerns," the Spokesperson said when asked if Ansari will raise it during his meetings with the Chinese leadership.

According to reports, China in its recent maps has shown disputed areas in Arunachal and South China Sea as its own. Asked about reports of fresh incursions by Chinese troops in Ladakh region, the Spokesperson neither confirmed nor denied such incident and merely said Indian soldiers guarding country's borders were capable to secure our land.

of Arunachal Pradesh as part of "Southern Tibet", and is also illegally occupying a part of Jammu and Kashmir divided by the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

Even the perception of LAC differs on both sides, as claimed by officials, and this has led to several Chinese incursions into the Indian territory.

Reacting to the map's publication, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Nabam Tuki said that his government objects to and condemns the Chinese claim on the northeastern state. Tuki said his government wants the Centre to talk to China and look for solution to the isue.

The publication of the controversial map has come at a time when Indian Vice President Hamid Ansari is in China to celebrate the 60th year of Panchsheel - the five principles for peaceful coexistence that once formed bedrock of Sino-India ties.

Apart from Indian territories, China – in its new map – has also laid claim to swathes of the South China Sea that encompass almost all of Southeast Asia. The map lays Chinese claim to islands that are disputed by Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan and Malaysia.

Guwahati, JuNe 28 (Pti): The toll due to floods in Assam's state capital rose to 11 on Saturday when one person was electrocuted even as the torrential rains ceased.

Mustak Khan, a resident of Bihar, was electrocuted in the Narengi Road area and a body of an unidentified young man was recovered from a drain in the Bhetapatra area, police said.

The body of 18-year-old Bibek who fell into the river Bharalu in Anil Nagar area and was swept away yesterday was also found, they said.

At least eight persons died from electrocution and in landslides yesterday.

Though there was no rain since last night, a landslide was took place at Kharghuli area with a portion of a road falling on a number of houses below, they said.

There was no casualty in the landslide. Though, the water flowed out, many areas in worst-hit Anil

Landslides in Arunachal due to incessant rains itaNaGar, JuNe 28 (Pti): Landslides, triggered by incessant rains in the past couple of days have wrecked havoc in several districts of Arunachal Pradesh throwing life out of gear.

While flood-like situation prevails in low-lying areas of various districts, road link between Nirjuli and Banderdewa near here has been snapped due to damage of several culverts along the NH 52(A), the life line for the state capital, official sources said.

PWD Superintendent Engineer (Highway-Western Zone) Jumo Geiyi said the stretch of the higway between Nirjuli and Banderdewa has been temporarily closed due to damage to culverts in several places by incessant rain on the night of June 26. As a result traffic was being diverted through Harmutty-Doimukh-Nirjuli road instead of the usual route through Karsingsa. Besides,

about 20 m of NH 52(A) has been damaged at Karsingsa, besides Naharlagun, where portions of it have caved in, he said. More damage to the road, which has been breached near North East Regional Institute of Science and Technology at Nirjuli, is apprehended should the rains continue, official sources said.

An official report from Lohit district said flood-like situation was reported in several low lying areas there with all major rivers and their tributaries in high spate.

There has been torrential rains for the past few days at Khonsa and its peripheral areas in Tirap district which washed away roads, district information and public relation officer D Bosai said. The main road from Khonsa to Longding, which is the lifeline for Tirap and Longding districts, was blocked for the past few days due to a massive landslide near Sweet Fall, he said.

Modi's push for Hindi: M'laya minister asks for headsets New Delhi, JuNe 28 (FiNaNcial exPress): The NDA government’s insistence on promoting Hindi in official work drew a sharp reaction from a Meghalaya minister at a national conference organised by the Centre here on Thursday.

Meghalaya’s Minister for Urban Affairs, Municipal Administration and Labour M Ampareen Lyngdoh’s suggestion that the Centre should factor in the “needs” of non-Hindi speaking states was met with applause from a section of the participants.

Lyngdoh flagged the issue at a day-long conference organised by the Union Labour Ministry and attended by ministers and officials from 20 states.

While a few participants spoke in English, a majority of them, including Union Labour Minister Narendra Singh Tomar as well as ministers from Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh, spoke in Hindi.

When it was her turn to speak, Lyngdoh said, “My Hindi is not very good but I am trying to learn the language... I would request the government to make some arrangements for those of us who do not speak Hindi.”

Talking to The Indian Express later, she said, “It is okay for people to speak in Hindi but we should converse in a language that is understood by all. The conference was a good platform to exchange ideas but we could not understand much of it and felt very odd.

We could not even understand what the Union Minister said.” Saying that there should be an arrangement for headsets and interpreters at such events — on the lines of Parliament proceedings — she added, “English is the official language of Meghalaya but all of us still try to learn Hindi.

We don’t want any language to be forced on us...”

Officials insisted that the use of Hindi was not deliberate and ministers simply chose to speak in

Tripura bans plastic bags aGartala, JuNe 28 (iaNs): The Tripura government has imposed a total ban on the manufacture, import, storage and sale of plastic bags in the state in view of its harmful effect on the environment, an official said here Saturday.

The decision was made under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, and the Plastics Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011, Tripura State Pollution Control Board (TSPCB) chairman Mihir Deb told IANS. A public notification about it was issued here last week and a fine ranging from Rs.100 to Rs.1,000 has been fixed.

Deb said: "For repeated violation of the ban, the authority would impose a fine of Rs.1 lakh or jail for a maximum term of five years or both." In case of any violation of the government order by any

institution or by any industry or by any shop, the TSPCB would issue closure order and would also issue order for disconnection of electricity of that institution or industry or shop. "The government has been observing that the plastic bags are littered around and pose a detrimental effect on the environment," said Deb, an academician.

The state government had originally imposed the ban on plastic bags from January, but challenging the state government's decision, the All India Plastic Industries Association filed a writ petition in the Tripura High Court, which upheld the decision of the state government.

After the high court's recent verdict, the science, technology and environment department issued a fresh notification June 20.

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But given the PM’s focus on developing the country through “cooperative federalism”, officials said they are gearing up for similar interventions in upcoming deliberations with state governments.

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NSCN-K female cadre surrenders in Arunachal itaNaGar, JuNe 28 (Pti): A female cadre of the NSCN-K has surrendered before security forces in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh.

The cadres surrendered before Changlang police yesterday during a simple ceremony, SP Vijay Kumar said in a statement today.

A native of Songku Havi village under Khimiyong circle of thedistrict, the cadre was forcibly picked up by

the outfit with two other girls from Changlang town in the year 2010 and imparted training in its camp in Myanmar.

She is being further interrogated to check her involvement in any criminal activities. The cadre was approached by Changlang Police through sources to surrender before police since she has not been indulged in any nefarious activities of the organisation. After suc-

CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO MUNGDANG The Chuchuyimlang Senso Mungdang (CSM) takes the honour of congratulating Shri T.R. Zeliang for being chosen to the prestigious post of Chief Minister of Nagaland and Shri. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, NPF President and Chairman, DAN for inducting our capable leaders to deliver good governance and bring prosperity throughout the state in general and particularly to Mokokchung district.

The CSM further congratulate Shri. Nuklutoshi Longkumer, Minister from 22nd Arkakong A/c. on being elevated to Cabinet Minister and bestowing the responsibility of district In-Charge of Mokokchung and Longleng District as well.

Moreover the CSM also congratulate Shri.S.Chuba.

Longkumer Parliamentary Secretary from 24th Angetyongpang A/c on being elevated to Parliamentary Secretary.

Thus, with due respect, under any circumstances we are always with you all and our best wishes to the entire team of DAN-III Government in all their future endeavor in delivering and ushering equal development in the State.

T.MATONG PONGENER President Chuchuyimlang Senso Mungdang NOKEN JAMIR General Secretary Chuchuyimlang Senso Mungdang

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Guwahati, JuNe 28 (iaNs): Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi Saturday refused to take the blame for the recent flash floods and landslides that killed 11 people in the main city Guwahati, saying his government has "taken it seriously" and implemented many steps to ease the situation.

"I do not remember this kind of situation in Guwahati in the recent past. There could be several reasons for the same... high rainfall, destruction of hills around the city and blockage of the city's drainage system," Gogoi told media here. The city recorded 85 mm rainfall since Thursday, he said. "However, we have taken it seriously.

We have taken all short-term measures to ease the situation, like cleaning of the drainage system. We are also going to take up some long-term measures to avert this kind of disaster in future," he said. "The long-term plan includes water management programmes, urban management programmes and traffic management," he said.

Gogoi said the government has identified 376 locations in Guwahati as "most vulnerable" for landslides, and residents of these areas have been warned against landslides. "We have warned them against landslides.

However, they refuse to leave the places and continue to live there," he said. Gogoi said he may set up a force for protection of the hills and water bodies in the city.

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Date: 28/06/2014

By this deed I, the undersigned Teiheilung Kulimbe, previously called Teihalung Zeliang, doing vocation and resident of House No-04, Zeliangrong Village (A) Dobinala, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare: 1. That for and on behalf of myself and my wife, children and remitter issue, I wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of Teihalung Zeliang and in place thereof, I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname Teiheilung Kulimbe, so that I and my wife, children and remitter issue may be called, known and distinguished not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/ surname of Teihalung Zeliang.

2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use and sign the name of Teiheilung Kulimbe as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/ surname.

3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me my wife, my children, and remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of Teiheilung Kulimbe 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surname Teihalung Zeliang and Teiheilung Kulimbe affix my signature and seal, if any, this 28th day of June 2014.

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The offers announced on Monday include oneway fare of Rs 1,999 for a trip between Delhi and Goa though tickets would have to be bought before 30 June. The offer is valid for travel between 15 Sep and 1 December.

"A popular route like Delhi-Goa is on offer at Rs 1,999

(one way) while the spotfare for the same route is Rs 11,253. These offers will not only help travellers to plan their Puja holidays but also post-October breaks”, said Rajesh Magow, co-founder & CEO-India, MakeMyTrip.

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Government extends Food Hyundai launches special Security Act by 3 months discount for govt employees KOlKATA, JuNe 28 (Bl): The National Food Security Act has been extended by three months, Union Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution Minister, Ramvilas Paswan said here on Saturday. The three-month extension comes against an appeal by the Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government to extend implementation time the Act by six months.

Paswan, today met the State Consumer Affairs Minister, Sadhan Pandey, where the request for extending im-

New Delhi, JuNe 28 (PTi): Hyundai Motor India has started a scheme to give central and state government employees a special discount on purchase of its vehicles.

Under the 'Pride of India' scheme, government employees will be entitled to a benefit of up to Rs 30,000, depending on the model purchased, Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) said in a statement.

"We want more beneficiaries to avail the scheme and become a part of Hyundai family. I am sure this initiative will help us to further strengthen our relations with Indian customers," HMIL Senior Vice President-Sales and Marketing Rakesh Srivastava said.

Hyundai, the country's second-largest car manufacturer, will offer the special discount to all central and state government, public sector undertaking and public sector bank employees, it said.

plementation of the National Food Security Act was said to be made.

West Bengal is amongst the many states that are yet to implement the Act. Passed by the Congress-led UPA, the Act was said to be implemented by July this year. However, so far only 5 states have fully implemented it and 6 have done so partially.

AlthoughtheActwaspassed in September 2013, the ordinancewasissuedinJulylastyear.

Each eligible person would get 5 kg of of rice and wheat at 3/kg and 2 a kg under the Act.

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efuting the news items appeared in most of the local dailies on the 28th June, 2014, in which it was stated by the Mokokchung NPF Forum that “Dr. Benjongliba Aier, Minister for Agriculture and Dr. Longri, Parliamentary Secretary for Labour & Employment had also come to Mokokchung but they did not come up to the NPF Mokokchung Divisional Office sensing the intentions of their colleague maybe good sense prevailed in them”. I would like to state that the news items is malicious and specially with an intention to damage the reputation of my colleague Nuklutoshi and malifide intention to create suspicion among our colleagues since the news is one sided and issued without ascertaining the facts.

Having received the calling letter for the NPF Divisional Meeting on 27/06/2014 from the Minister-incharge Mokokchung Divisional Unit, I along with Dr. Longri started from Dimapur on 27th morning at 5:00 AM. On reaching Mariani at 7:00 AM we got a news that two trucks met a head-on collision near New Camp at Chungtia and hence no vehicles were plying that time. We waited for the news of the road clearance for half an hour but no news was forthcoming since all the networks were down upto 12:00 Noon at Mokokchung that day. The reasons best known by the Service Providers. Thus, we were forced to take the Amguri-Tuli-Mokokchung Road. We reached Minkong (Mongoya) around 10:30 AM where SDO (Civil) along with some Police Officials and DBs were waiting for us. While reaching near Fazl Ali College Junction we were stopped all at a sudden by some policemen. They told us that the mob had damaged the SP Office and pelting of stones started.

Thus, we were prevented by the officials not to move ahead till the areas are sentisized. We told the officials that we came for the meeting at 11:00 AM and by any

means we have to attend the meeting. At that time I got a message that the meeting is about to be started and the crowd are the NPF supporters only. I told the officials that since we have our escort vehicles and bodyguards we have to move ahead. But as the guardian of the security they requested us not to move. But in politics such incidents happens all the time so we told them that we will take the risk. So after wasting for half an hour we started our journey and reached the town only around 11:45 AM when the first session of the meeting for NPF MLAs, CEC Members and Central Office Bearers were over.

Dr. Longri & myself could attend the other two meetings – one with the Divisional Units frontal wings and another with the A/C Unit Office Bearers. The meetings were held in a cordial atmosphere and we left Mokokchung around 4:00 PM. The present imbroglio started when 2 MLAs were inducted in T.R. Zeliang’s Ministry. The Mokokchung Division NPF Party leadership questioned the Central NPF Party leadership why two Ministers who do not want the leadership of TRZ were not inducted and two MLAs who supported him for his leadership were inducted? They gave an one month ultimatum to the NPF Party President to restore the status quo. Being party leaders in the Divisional Unit, they even do not know that it is the prerogative of the Chief Minister to choose his Council of Ministers. When the Central Party Leader asked them to withdraw the ultimatum, they instead replied in their reaffirmation of the earlier ultimatum served to the party that the two earlier Ministers in Rio Ministry should be inducted which means the two new Ministers should be dropped since Mokokchung District have only two Ministerial quota. When the Central NPF leaders could not contain their act of indiscipline, the only option was to dis-

solve the Divisional General Body, leaving the frontal wings and asking the COB to reorganize the Divisional party.

When Rio resigned after becoming an MP, all the Council of Ministers, Advisors, Chairmen, etc had to automatically resigned along with him as per the democratic convention.

Thus, all of them became MLAs. After Rio left for Delhi, the NPF Legislatures had to elect a capable leader of the Legislatures Party to led the DAN Government. At that time, some of the senior Ministers in the Rios’s Ministry did not like the leadership of T.R. Zeliang after Rio left for Delhi.

Inspite of 27 out of 37 NPF MLAs reposing their faith in his leadership, they tried their level best not to elect him as the leader of the NPF Legislators. But in a democratic set up the majority prevails. In order to avoid the horse trading all his supporters had to camp at Kaziranga Resort till a conducive atmosphere prevailed. After T.R. Zeliang became the Chief Minister he had chosen his Council of Ministers, etc. according to his prerogative – naturally appointing those MLAs who stood for him during the crisis. In the Rio Ministry, there were two Ministers, two Parliamentary Secretaries and one Advisor (NBDA) from Mokokchung District. After the formation of TR Ministry, all the posts were restored with an additional post of an Advisor in the Cabinet Status. Unfortunately for some of the Aos, these two inducted Ministers were not from the upper region.

So they started questioning why the two Ministers who revolted against TR Zeliang for his leadership were not inducted and those two MLAs were inducted in his Ministry? The two new Ministers were inducted and given chance by the Hon’ble CM to represent the bigger geographical areas of the District which were deprived of the chance in the past and un-

represented for quite a long time. Thus, we were also eligible for the post.

Here I would like to state that Aos are the pioneers – both in Christianity as well as in education. Still other tribes respect Aos as advanced people. But our thinking and behaviours are still not so advanced as it should have been. Some Aos still think that people living in the upper region is the 1st class citizens and the rest are the 3rd class citizens. There was a time when the Chief Minister of Nagaland along with two senior Ministers and an MP was from the same village but the Aos never questioned why they have to be from the same village? That point of time they were the most capable leaders of the Ao community and they were chosen by the party leadership. The rest of the Aos never disturbed the party, never stoned the party office, never threw bombs in the office, never damaged the official properties for that. Every one acknowledged their leadership and the people lived peacefully. But why now some Aos think that the Minister should not be chosen from other ranges?

I remember during early 80s, some Ministers from some tribes were poorly educated and hardly studied upto Middle School.

But they were the representatives of that areas and they served their people well. Now, I would like to questioned the so called self-styled Mokokchung District NPF Forum. Who recognized this Forum? We have only one recognized NPF Unit in Mokokchung District which is under the leadership of Shurhozelie. If some people want to form a Forum let them use another name but not the NPF name. If they want to serve the party according to party constitution let them obey the directive of the central leadership. The rest I will left for the people to judge.

Dr. Benjongliba Aier Minister of Agriculture & Chairman, NSAMB, Nagaland

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‘India and China have to narrow down differences’ Beijing, june 28 (PTi): India and China have to narrow down differences and build on convergences by exploiting the potential of Panchsheel, the five principles of peaceful coexistence propounded by the two countries along with Myanmar in 1954, Vice President Hamid Ansari said Saturday.

“In our respective bilateral relations, our common interests far outweigh our differences,” Ansari said while addressing a commemorative meeting of the 60th anniversary of the five principles in which Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Myanmar counterpart Thien Sein also took part.

“On the way forward, we have to build on our convergences and narrow down our differences. Panchsheel can help us exploit this potential for cooperation and come up with fresh, innovative initiatives to improve the lives of our people,” Ansari said.

Panchsheel was enunciated by former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru along with his then Chinese counterpart Zhou Enlai. Myanmar subsequently endorsed it.

Ansari, who is on a fiveday visit to China, said India, China and Myanmar are bound by age-old linkages and geography. “We may be at different stages of development but we can learn from each other’s national experiences,” he said.

“We need a new paradigm for global action. Our destinies are intertwined.

Our quest is, should be, for a framework in which opportunities and challenges for the betterment of our societies co-exist,” he said.

“In this endeavour, Panchsheel can act as a catalyst to help us better coordinate our efforts, enhance mutual understanding, share developmental experiences and tackle transnational threats more effectively,” he said. mIn his address, Ansari said besides being ancient civilizations and neighbours, India and China are also strategic partners.

“Historically, there has been much that has bound us together, not merely through the exchange of goods and commodities but through a flourishing interchange of ideas, values and philosophies,” he said.

“The imperatives of the 21st century propel us towards a better understanding of each other’s objectives and more purposeful cooperation for mutual benefit. Greater interaction between the people of our two countries, in all fields, is a necessary condition for stronger overall bilateral relations,” he said.

India-Myanmar relations which are rooted in shared historical, ethnic, cultural and religious ties with geographical proximity has helped develop and

10 killed in Delhi building collapse

Rescue workers carry the body of a victim out of the debris of a building that collapsed in New Delhi, India on June 28. A dilapidated building collapsed in the Indian capital on Saturday, killing several people as rescuers searched for others believed to be trapped. (AP Photo) new Delhi, june 28 (iAnS): Ten people, including five children and two women, were killed and two injured when a four-storey building collapsed here Saturday morning, an official said.

uty Commissioner of Police Madhur Verma told IANS. North Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) mayor Yogender Chandolia told IANS that poor quality material used to build the house weakened its base and it collapsed due to ongoing construction on an adjacent plot. “The NDMC has provided an excavator to remove the debris in addition to four fire tenders sent chennAi, june 28 (PTi): One by the fire departperson was killed and several oth- ment,” he added. ers feared trapped when an under All the injured construction 11-storeyed building were rushed to collapsed near suburban Porur Bara Hindu Rao today and rescue efforts were on and Acharya Shree by multiple agencies, including Bhikshu hospitals.

National Disaster Response Force Seven people, be(NDRF). longing to two sepCity Police Commissioner S arate families, reGeorge, who visited the spot, said siding on the third a man was killed in the collapse at and fourth floors of Moulivakkam in the western sub- the building died in urb, about 20 km from here, as the collapse while rains lashed the area and several three relatives livother parts of the city this evening. ing on the second Rescue officials at the spot said floor also lost their that five persons had been rescued lives in the tragedy. with injuries and they have been reFrom one famferred to a nearby private hospital. ily, Rubina, 30, her Fire and Rescue Services Joint Di- two sons -- Aashif, rector S Vijayasekar earlier said ac- 10, and Rehan, 7 cording to eyewitnesses there were -- and a daughter about 50 construction workers at Aadiba, 14, died while her husband the site at the time of the collapse.

Expressing grief over the inci- Abdul Rashid, 38, dent, Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa was injured. In the said that on her directives, NDRF second family, Sahteams had rushed from neighbour- ana, 28, lost her life ing Arakkonam even as multi-agen- along with her son cy relief operations involving were Abdul Aadil, 7, and on in full swing. In a statement here, daughter Saba, 5, she said she ordered officials to initi- while her husband ate legal proceedings against those Mohammad Naim, responsible for the incident. Jaya- 39, was hurt. An lalithaa said she had ordered best MBA student from medical treatment to the injured Darbhanga in Bihar and deputed Minister for Animal -- Mohammad Ezaz, Husbandry T K M Chinnaiah to the 24 -- who resided spot besides directing senior offi- on the second floor, his room partner cials to take stock of the situation. and relative Imtiyaz The building collapsed at Ali, 24, and his cousin Moabout 9 a.m. in north Delhi’s hammad Uzale, 22, also died.

Inderlok area. “Ten people Two other people Pappu have been killed in the in- and Tanveer, who stayed on cident. Rescue operation the first floor of the house, is still on but all the people were not present when the have been brought out,” Dep- incident took place.

1 killed as under construction building collapses in Chennai

China says it will never seek regional hegemony

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, third from right, and Indian Vice President Shri Mohammad Hamid Ansari, second from left, their meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on June 28. (AP Photo) sustain cordial relations acting with others on the order can be achieved to the tion, the leaders of our freeand facilitated people-to- basis of mutual respect and satisfaction and benefit of dom struggle had outlined people contacts. equality. “It facilitates the all, he said. the fundamental precepts “A significant popula- expression of views of all Pursuit of world peace and values that embody the tion of Indian origin resides members of the interna- is a fundamental tenet of In- Five Principles of Peaceful in Myanmar. Our shared his- tional community, particu- dia’s foreign policy, he said, Existence or Panchsheel. tory and common interests larly the developing coun- adding that India draws in“The Constitution of paves the way for greater tries, so that their concerns spiration from “our ancient India enjoins the State to mutually beneficial coop- are highlighted and inter- civilisational value of consid- endeavour to promote ineration,” Ansari said. ests are protected in the in- ering the world as one fam- ternational peace and seAbout the relevance of ternational economic, social ily”. “This shapes and guides curity and to maintain just Panchsheel, he said on the and political order,” he said. our actions in international and honourable relations global level, it preserves the Panchsheel provides the relations,” he said. between nations,” he said. right of all nations to choose framework within which “Even before India be“Panchsheel emanated their own path while inter- a just and equitable global came an independent na- from the civilizational ma-

Beijing, june 28 (AP): Chinese President Xi Jinping said Saturday his country will never seek hegemony no matter how strong it becomes, even as his neighbors worry about Beijing’s actions in several territorial disputes.

Xi made the comments as he hosted leaders of India and Myanmar to commemorate 60 years since their countries agreed to principles of peaceful coexistence.

At the same time, China is quarreling with several neighboring countries, including India, over territory and is challenging U.S. power in the region. In November, China declared an air defense identification zone over much of the East China Sea, where it is disputing several islands with Japan.

Tensions also flared up trix of Asia and is Asia’s contribution towards building a just and democratic international order. Ancient ideals of Panchsheel, envisioned by our three countries, in the modern form are of continuing relevance in the changed world of today and will remain so in the world of?tomorrow,” he said.

Panchsheel came to be accepted almost universally by countries and finally by the United Nations in the conduct

with Vietnam after China deployed oil rigs in waters claimed by both countries, and with the Philippines, where Beijing has asserted its sovereignty in the South China Sea close to Philippine shore.

However, Xi, Myanmar President Thein Sein and Indian Vice President Hamid Ansari pledged to work to preserve regional peace.

Xi also called for “a new architecture of Asia-Pacific security.” He has said previously that such a security arrangement would include Russia and Iran and exclude the United States.

While the U.S. is not a claimant itself, it says it has a national interest in sustaining open navigation and trade through the strategic waters in the South and East China seas. of international relations.

“We gather here today to reaffirm the timeless relevance of Panchsheel in establishing a peaceful, stable, prosperous and secure world. As the co-originators of Panchsheel, it is our duty to revitalise our friendly relations and to promote cooperation as the only way forward towards the realisation of our common goals of progress and prosperity for our peoples,” he added.

Pranab laments lack of quality higher education Digvijaya questions

inDore, june 28 (iAnS): President Pranab Mukherjee Saturday expressed regret that many higher education institutions in the country lacked the quality to produce graduates for global markets and no Indian university featured in the top-200 list.

The president called for quality teachers and good governance practices coupled with faster and transparent decision-making for building institutions with class.

He said this could be achieved by induction of reputed alumni into the governance mechanism of the institutions.

Calling for a concerted effort to develop a wideranging partnership with the industry, he said: “An institutional arrangement for industry-academia interface is essential to explore the contours of collaboration like sponsorship of research endowments and

chairs, and conduct of internship programmes.”

“Faculty is the bedrock of education. The quality of teachers determines educational standards. Several measures are required for faculty development,” Mukherjee said while addressing the convocation ceremony of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidayalaya here.

Advocating hiring of overseas talented faculty, he said: “Talented faculty from abroad must be hired to inject new thinking and diversity in academic approach.”

Pointing to the serious situation that prevailed in higher education, the president said two-thirds of the country’s population was below 35 years of age, yet only 20 percent of them were enrolled in institutions of higher education.

Calling for filling up the vacant positions on a priority basis, Mukherjee said: “The Scholar-in-Residence ‘ENCORE’ programme

and Faculty Recharge Programme of the UGC should be utilised better.”

He said: “If we undertake an honest analysis of the state of higher education in our country today, it is evident many higher academic institutions lack the quality to produce graduates for the global market.”

He said he had been sharing his concern about the performance of Indian institutions in world university rankings during his visits to various universities.

“Not a single Indian university figures in the list of top 200 universities in the world,” Mukherjee pointed out.

Urging the educationists to transform the country’s educational institutions into a world-class centre of learning, the President pointed out that the country had a long-standing tradition of knowledge and had seats of learning that included Takshashila, Nalan-

da, Vikramashila, Valabhi, Somapura and Odantapuri -- which attracted scholars from abroad.

Mukherjee said many ills that afflict efficient functioning of our universities “stem from the lack of good governance practices. Governance structures have to promote faster and transparent decision-making. In this context, the induction of reputed alumni into the governance mechanism could provide the dynamism that our institutions are often in short supply of”.

“Alumni expertise can also be drafted to review existing courses and introduce new ones,” he said.

The president said the students have an important responsibility not just to themselves and their families but also to the country and its people. He reminded them that the wonderful education they had received was a contribution of the state and the community.

new Delhi, june 28 (iAnS): Two men arrested for raping two Tanzanian women here were sent to 14 days’ judicial custody Saturday, police said. Kunal Singh, 27, and Satish Singh, 28, residents of Shastri Nagar and R.K. Puram, respectively, were arrested from the house of a common friend in south Delhi’s Sarojini Nagar area after the two women made a call to police at 4.30 p.m. Friday.

“Kunal and Satish were produced before a district court which sent them to 14 days’ judicial custody,” a police official said. The women, in their late 20s, told police they were taken to the

house and raped by the two men. Police said the men were known to the women, and that an argument on a trivial issue took place following which the women called police.

A police official said both the women met Kunal and Satish outside a hotel in south Delhi and accompanied them to a flat in Sarojini Nagar. “They (the victims and the accused) consumed liquor inside the flat. The women were sexually assaulted after they consumed alcohol. However, the accused denied the allegation and claimed that this was a money-related dispute,” said the official.

suspected gas leak in a ship being dismantled in western India killed five workers and injured another seven on Saturday, police said.

The explosion occurred in a chemical tank while the workers were dismantling the old vessel at the Alang ship-breaking yard in Gujarat state, said police officer Ramesh Budhrejiya. The blast was believed to have been caused by a sudden gas leakage which also started a fire, the Press Trust of India quoted police officer K. J. Rathod as saying. The shipbreaking yard is nearly 1,100 kilometers (685 miles) west of New Delhi.

Two weeks ago, six people were killed and 29 more

at a government-run steel plant in central India. Media reports said that methane and carbon monoxide had leaked from a pipeline due to damage in a water pump.

India has one of the world’s largest industries for breaking down old ships and oil tankers.

However, lax law enforcement mean ships with toxic materials are accepted for dismantling by unscrupulous contractors and tens of thousands of laborers, working with bare hands or minimal protection are exposed to deadly hazardous substances. Environmental groups have for years urged Indian authorities to enforce laws to regulate the industry.

new Delhi, june 28 (iAnS): With the situation worsening in violence-hit Iraq, India Saturday said it has flown in officials to three Iraqi cities to help evacuate Indians wanting to return home and asserted that “all national assets are in readiness if required” to be deployed to help the 39 Indians in captivity in militant-held Mosul.

As Sunni militants led by the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS), also known as Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), closed in on capital Baghdad, external affairs ministry spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said that officials from the ministry have been flown to Iraq to help in the

evacuation of Indians from the cities of Najaf, Karbala and Basra “which are in relatively safe zones”.

The move comes as more and more Indians from among the 10,000 working in Iraq have said they want to return. The USbased Human Rights Watch, citing satellite imagery and photographs, said the Sunni militants have massacred around 190 Iraqi soldiers in mass executions over the past fortnight in Tikrit.

The spokesperson said the 39 Indian nationals held captive in Mosul are unharmed and being “provided for”. The ISIS militants have overrun Mosul and Tikrit, the hometown of late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hus-

sein. Asked what steps the government is taking to get the captured Indians freed, Akbaruddin said the government has “some leads” about the Indians and that it is a “national endeavour” to get them released.

“All national assets will be in readiness if required” to be deployed, he said amid reports that India has deployed a warship in the Persian Gulf to remain on standby. The step to deploy the warship was reportedly taken after a meeting of the crisis management group on Friday.

Akbaruddin said keeping in mind the situation, the government is moving “extremely carefully” and taking it “step by step”. To a question whether the gov-

ernment was in talks with regional neighbours for help in freeing the 39 Indians, he reiterated that the government was knocking on all doors - “the front doors, the back doors and the trap doors”.

On the 46 Indian nurses stranded in a Tikrit hospital, the spokesperson said they are safe and that Indian Ambassador Ajay Kumar had spoken to them Saturday. He said the nurses were “worried” in the wake of the fresh fighting that broke out in Tikrit as the Iraqi government forces tried to retake the city.

Akbaruddin discounted reports of any explosion having taken place where the nurses are. “There was no explosion in the universi-

Two sent to judicial custody for Blast kills 5 in ship-breaking yard Delhi, june 28 injured in an explosion and a raping two Tanzanian women new (AP): A blast triggered by a subsequent gas pipeline leak

Rahul’s ability to rule Rahul Gandhi is “by temperament not a ruling person. He is by temperament someone who wants to fight injustice”

new Delhi/PAnAji, june 28 (iAnS): Amid continued questioning of Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi’s ability to handle elections by several party leaders, the party’s general secretary Digvijaya Singh said the 44-year-old Gandhi scion was not suited to rule.

In an interview Friday to a Goa television news channel, which was telecast Saturday, Digvijaya Singh, who is party in-charge of Goa and often touted as Gandhi’s political guru, said Gandhi should have taken up the responsibility of leading the Congress in the Lok Sabha and taking on the National Democratic Alliance (NDA).

“He is by temperament not a ruling person. He is by temperament someone who wants to fight injustice,” he said. Digvijaya Singh’s statement comes at a time when Gandhi has been under attack from several state units for failing to add any punch to the Congress’s election campaign, leading to its worst poll debacle.

The Congress won only 44 seats in the general elec-

tion, 10 less than the number required to stake its claim to the post of Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha. The party has suspended two state leaders from Rajasthan and Kerala who recently lambasted Gandhi publicly.

Former Rajasthan legislator Bhanwar Lal Sharma had said Gandhi was the “MD of Congress circus”, while former Kerala minister T.H. Mustafa had demanded Gandhi’s ouster for having landed the Congress in a mess. Digvijaya Singh was in Goa on a two-day visit to take stock of party affairs and meet state Congress members.

He said he had suggested to Gandhi that he take up the role of the main opposition leader in the Lok Sabha, a responsibility later given to Karnataka leader Mallikarjun Kharge. “In a democracy, opposition space is necessary. Since the Congress is the largest opposition group, our Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi should have taken up the responsibility,” he said.

Three-year-old allegedly Raped and murdered in UP

lucknow, june 28 (iAnS): A three-year-old girl was allegedly raped and then killed in Uttar Pradesh’s Amethi, police said Saturday. The incident took place late Friday in Ramgarh village in Amethi. The girl was sleeping in the courtyard of her house. Late in the night, family members found her missing. A hunt was launched to find her but to no avail. Early Saturday, her body was found on the village outskirts, police said. Family members told the police they suspect the girl was raped and then strangulated to death.

The police have lodged an FIR and initiated a probe. The body of the minor girl has been sent for post-mortem examination. Amethi is the Lok Sabha constituency of Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi. In the last 24 hours, four rapes have been reported from across the state.

India intensifies efforts to evacuate citizens, ‘all national assets’ ready ty campus (where the nurses are). He said the fighting was taking place “some distance away”.

Around 100 Indian nationals continue to remain in the conflict zone in Iraq, mainly the northern areas that have been overrun by the militants. A few days ago 17 Indians had been evacuated by helicopter from the conflict zone of Samarra. In Basra, Najaf and Karbala, officials of the Indian external affairs ministry have set up “mobile offices” to help Indian workers with evacuation, said the spokesperson. The Indian nationals would be helped with their travel documents, with their contractual agreements by speaking with their employers or

sponsors, and also with air tickets, he added.

There are around 12 Indian officials now helping out with evacuation efforts of Indians in the safer zones of Iraq, while a core group is dealing with the issue of freeing the Indians in captivity and evacuating those in Tikrit. Twelve more MEA officials would be flying down over the next two days to bolster the evacuation effort.

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, who has been monitoring the situation in Iraq, has called a meeting of Indian heads of mission of the Gulf nations.

The Indian ambassador in Iraq would not be attending as he is required to be present in Baghdad.

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La Mitrailleuse, 1915, Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson 1889-1946, presented by Contempor

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hat you notice first about the two figures in Christopher Nevinson's painting Paths of Glory is the banality of their death. Their commonplace, mundane fate. They lie face down in the blasted earth, two men in British military fatigues, their helmets and rifles lying in the mud beside them.

They are indistinguishable from each other, stripped of individual identity. Nothing marks them out as the unique human beings they must once have been with names, and families, and remembered childhoods, and desire and love and hope and ambition.

From the bottom left of the composition, where the corpse in the foreground lies with the soles of his boots facing you, your eye moves diagonally upwards and to the right, to the second dead man, who has fallen forwards towards you, and you see the top of his dark head but Nevinson denies you a glimpse of his face. He has no face, no personality, no story of his own. In colour, texture and even contour, the lifeless bodies are almost indistinguishable from the land on which they lie, and which will now swallow them.

In my time as a war reporter for the BBC I have come across scenes like this. You cannot mistake the recently dead for the sleeping, for there is something bloodless, something shockingly, arrestingly lifeless about them. I have found myself transfixed by odd detail - a bootlace tied just a few hours ago, by fingers that will now never move again. What talents lie locked into the muscle memory of those fingers?

Could they, as recently as this morning, have picked out a melody on a piano? With the death of each individual, an entire universe vanishes.

Nevinson's painting shocked the authorities of the day. They had sent him to the Western Front as an official war artist commissioned by the war propaganda department. His earlier work had pleased them. They'd deemed it good for British morale. He'd produced a series of drawings for an exhibition called Britain's Efforts and Ideals. His work depicted stages in the construction of an aircraft and included pieces called Making the Engine and Acetylene Welder - all good, morale-boosting stuff.

He'd come to their attention because of a series of paintings he'd produced early in the war, drawn from his time as a volunteer ambulance driver in 1914-15.

They are strikingly modernist in composition.

In one, called La Mitrailleuse, or the machine gun, four soldiers - one dead, three living - are depicted at a machine gun post. It is a portrait of this first experience of truly modern war - rooted, as it now was, in mass production and the mobilisation of organised industrial process. In the painting the men are drawn with the same hard, angular, rigid lines as the gleaming silver-grey gun they are operating - the men are robotised to become, with the fiercely powerful weapon they are wielding, complementary parts of a co-ordinated destructive enterprise, humanity absorbed into the killing machine.

"All artists should go to the front," the hawkish Nevinson wrote of this early war experience, "to strengthen their art, by a worship of physical and moral courage, and a fearless desire of adventure, risk and daring, and free themselves from the canker of professors, archaeologists, cicerones, antiquaries and beauty worshippers."

You see this still in modern warfare - men made of vulnerable flesh and blood, whose living fingers hold in their muscle memory infinite talents and skills absorbed into a vast, implacable, mechanised force of nature.

One day in the spring of 2003, a few days after the American-led invasion of Iraq and the symbolic toppling of the statue of Saddam Hussein, I came back to my room in the Hotel Palestine, a concrete tower block that looks out over the broad green-brown sweep of the Tigris River and the crashing teeming life of the crowded city beyond.

An arms dump had just exploded in a residential suburb. Nearby houses that had withstood weeks of allied bombardment were obliterated. Families were wiped out. But what was striking was how quickly public anger was channelled. Within an hour there was a "spontaneous" demonstration of Iraqis - hundreds, perhaps thousands, strong - already with printed placards and leaflets blaming the Americans for deliberately endangering the lives of Iraqis. I went along. I marched with them, interviewed them for television. One man told me, in fluent English, that "the United States of America is the enemy of Islam, it is written so in the Holy Koran".

I said in my report for that night's news on BBC One: "The explosion has ignited an anti-American fury.

Within hours that fury was organised. It hasn't taken long for this to turn into a demonstration of rage against the Americans. Today, nothing the Americans can say will be heard amid the din - the organised and carefully marshalled chorus - of anti-American sentiment."

And in the middle of this tumult, I came back to the relative calm of my hotel room in the Hotel Palestine.

There was no electricity. Sunlight slanted horizontally into the dusty, dim corridors and I saw at the end of the passage, outside my room, two figures silhouetted against the white glare of the sun. As I approached I saw

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Acetylene Welder (L) and Making the Engine (R) by CRW Nevinson, IWM

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Now we associate the Great War with gutwrenching horror. But the first painting to truly depict it was immediately censored that they were soldiers, their uniforms stained with the mud of the Tigris valley, Americans, for they were cradling US Army assault rifles in their arms.

They were an intimidating presence. Until they spoke. "Sir," one of them said, and there was a quiet, shy deference in his voice. I saw that they were young, achingly young, perhaps 19 years old, lettuce-fresh faces above long, lean, loose-limbed frames - no more than boys in the grown-up garb of desert camouflage. "Sir," he went on, "we heard that there was a satellite phone in this room. We haven't been able to call home in four months."

They were the first in a little trickle of young US servicemen who would come to my room for this purpose in the weeks that lay ahead. What struck me with great poignancy was this - that almost always they phoned their mothers. From the other side of the room you would hear the phone sound in some far place in Kentucky or Idaho. The boy would say "Hi Mom!" and then you would hear the excited, disbelieving scream of delight echoing down the line.

This vast military machine that we had watched assemble itself in Kuwait with its hardware and its discipline and its resolution and unshakeable belief in the virtue of its mission. It was composed, in part at least, of boys who - more than anything - missed their mothers.

I think of those two young men whose names I never learned when I look at Nevinson's Paths of Glory.

Its title is taken from Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard. "The boast of heraldry, the pomp of pow'r, / And all that beauty, all that wealth e'er gave / Awaits alike th'inevitable hour. / The paths of glory lead but to the grave."

Government censors did not like Paths of Glory.

They judged it bad for morale and refused to pay Nevinson for it. But he included it anyway in the first exhibition of his war paintings in London early in 1918, with a brown paper strip across the canvas carrying the word "censored". He was reprimanded both for exhibiting a censored painting and, bizarrely, for unauthorised use of the word "censored" in a public place. But the painting was bought, during that exhibition, by the Imperial War Museum, where it remains.

They were the first in a little trickle of young US servicemen who would come to my room for this purpose in the weeks that lay ahead. What struck me with great poignancy was this - that almost always they phoned their mothers. From the other side of the room you would hear the phone sound in some far place in Kentucky or Idaho. The boy would say "Hi Mom!" and then you would hear the excited, disbelieving scream of delight echoing down the line.

This vast military machine that we had watched assemble itself in Kuwait with its hardware and its discipline and its resolution and unshakeable belief in the virtue of its mission. It was composed, in part at least, of boys who - more than anything - missed their mothers.

I think of those two young men whose names I never learned when I look at Nevinson's Paths of Glory. Its title is taken from Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard. "The boast of heraldry, the pomp of pow'r, / And all that beauty, all that wealth e'er gave / Awaits alike th'inevitable hour. / The paths of glory lead but to the grave."

Government censors did not like Paths of Glory.

They judged it bad for morale and refused to pay Nevinson for it. But he included it anyway in the first exhibition of his war paintings in London early in 1918, with a brown paper strip across the canvas carrying the word "censored". He was reprimanded both for exhibiting a censored painting and, bizarrely, for unauthorised use of the word "censored" in a public place. But the painting was bought, during that exhibition, by the Imperial War Museum, where it remains.

Four lines, 39 words, each one in common everyday use, 37 of those 39 words monosyllables and yet the poet manages to make them carry an enormous burden of nuance and sorrow and wisdom and sentiment.

But it is an old man's sentiment. The young are strangers to its undercurrent of regret and loss. In 1915, when the poet Rupert Brooke enlisted, he wrote to a friend that soldiering "is the only life for me now. The training is a bloody bore. But on service one has a great feeling of fellowship, and a fine thrill, like nothing else in the world. And I'd not be able to exist for torment, if I weren't doing it. Not a bad place and time to die, Belgium in 1915? The world'll be tame enough after the war.

For those who see it. Come and die. It'll be great fun."

Why do the young - and young men in particular want to go to war? Why do they dread being left out of their generation's fight? Why, indeed, did I, when the opportunity to become a war reporter arose, seize it?

Soldiers and war reporters are not the same. Soldiers experience combat. War reporters, like war artists, witness it. But beyond that fundamental difference there is, it seems to me, much that we share.

My own first sustained experience of war was in 1991. I was in the Jordanian capital when the war to dislodge Iraqi forces from Kuwait was launched.

We planned to leave Amman at midnight and cross the Iraqi border at dawn. We loaded up two flatbed trucks - one with food, water, and broadcasting equipment. The other we loaded with jerry cans of petrol. We would drive up what was known as Scud Alley - a road through the desert hundreds of miles long that was under daily aerial bombardment, only to get to a city that was, itself, gradually being dismantled by repeated daily air assaults.

I ran into a colleague who was having second thoughts about going. "Why are you doing this?" he said. "It's crazy."

I didn't know the answer until I heard myself say it out loud. "Because it's why I came this far. And because if I don't I will never forgive myself. I will have chosen a safe and cosseted life and I will spend the rest of it regretting that when I was tested I didn't go."

It is an echo of Rupert Brooke from 1915: "And I'd not be able to exist for torment if I weren't doing it. The world will be tame enough afterwards, for those that see it. Come and die in the war! It'll be great fun!"

And so off we went that night, crossing the border at dawn, not speaking but sitting in silence as we drove wide-eyed into the heart of the enemy citadel.

By 1917, Nevinson had made the journey from

Rupert Brooke to AE Housman, from the youthful exhilaration to the sorrow of experience. I think I know this journey.

Nevinson came to agree with the sentiments of the much more celebrated World War One artist Paul Nash, who wrote: "I am no longer an artist. I am a messenger who will bring back word from the men who are fighting, to those who want the war to go on for ever. Feeble, inarticulate will be my message, but it will have a bitter truth and may it burn their lousy souls."

This mismatch, between the war as experienced at the front, and the perception of it at home, is instantly recognisable to me.

Years ago, you returned from war slowly, by ship or long drawn out journeys overland. You had time to adjust, to decompress. Now it is all much quicker. Not long ago I was trapped in a basement in the Afghan capital Kabul as the buildings all around were attacked by suicide bombers. An arc of violence - deafening and chaotic - swept through the heart of the city and our basement filled with the acrid stench of spent gunpowder that scorched your tongue and settled at the back of your throat. Thirty six hours later I found myself in a smart cocktail bar in a swanky media hotel in Dubai, surrounded by bright, vertiginous, shining modernity and lovely young women and carefree men. Thirty six hours.

Suddenly I am beamed down from a medieval war into another reality.

Soldiers and war reporters talk a lot about this sense of disconnect when they come home. Nevinson would have known this too.

The brilliant American newspaper reporter Dexter Filkins described the sense of dislocation he felt when he got home after a decade of reporting Iraq and Afghanistan like this: "People asked me about the war, of course. They asked me whether it was as bad as people said. 'Oh definitely,' I told them, and then, usually, I stopped.

In the beginning I'd go on a little longer, tell them a story or two, and I could see their eyes go after a couple of sentences. We drew closer to each other, the hacks and the vets and the diplomats, anyone who'd been over there. My friend George, an American reporter I'd gotten to know in Iraq, told me he couldn't have a conversation with anyone about Iraq who hadn't been there. I told him I couldn't have a conversation with anyone who hadn't been there about anything at all."

This too, I feel certain, the war artists who documented the trenches of the Western Front a century ago would have known. This too.

Christopher Nevinson • • • •

Christopher Nevinson (1889-1946) was an avant-garde British painter In the years leading up to WW1, he moved to Paris and joined the 'Futurists' The group was thrilled by speed, technology and modern warfare After serving as an ambulance driver in the war, he used Futurist techniques to show the horror he'd seen

The official art of World War One The Menin Road by Paul Nash, Imperial War Museum • The war saw unprecedented state investment into the arts • Separate art schemes were launched, sharing a common interest in commissioning art as eye-witness responses to events while also maintaining a distinct priority - propaganda, memorial or record • The British propaganda bureau 'Wellington House' - later the Department of Information (DOI) - operated Britain's inaugural official war art scheme between June 1916 and March 1918, which was replaced by the British War Memorials Committee scheme, which eventually wound up in 1919 • The Imperial War Museum took over the administration of the scheme in 1919 but also instigated several schemes and commissions of its own during the war and in its aftermath, employing 86 artists in total Richard Slocombe, Senior Curator of Art at Imperial War Museum

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e all want to be “doers of the word, and not hearers only” (James 1:22).

Who wants to feel the failure or share in the shame of being pegged like one “who looks intently at his natural face in a mirror . . . and goes away and at once forgets what he was like” (James 1:23–24)? It would seem like Bible application is an essential spiritual discipline to consciously pursue every time we encounter God’s word — but that depends on how we define “application.”

The key question we need to answer is what effect should regular Bible intake have on our hearts and lives — and how does it happen?

God’s Word Is for You For starters, we should be clear that aiming to apply God’s words to our lives is grounded in the good instinct that the Bible is for us.

Optimism about life application makes good on these amazing claims that all the Scriptures are for Christians: “All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work” (2 Timothy 3:16–17).

“Now these things took place as examples for us, that we might not desire evil as they did. . . . [T]hey were written down for our instruction, on whom the end of the ages has come” (1 Corinthians 10:6, 11).

“Whatever was written in former days was written for our instruction, that through endurance and through the encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope” (Romans 15:4).

The whole Bible is for the whole church.

We have good Scriptural warrant to come to God’s words expecting them to be understandable and applicable. We should make good on Puritan preacher Thomas Watson’s counsel, Take every word as spoken to yourselves.

When the word thunders against sin, think thus: “God means my sins;” when it presseth any duty, “God intends me in this.” Many put off Scripture from themselves, as if it only concerned those who lived in the time when it was written; but if you intend to profit by the word, bring it home to yourselves: a medicine will do no good, unless it be applied. (Spiritual Disciplines, 57) Yes, take every word as spoken to yourself, with this essential anchor in place: Seek to understand first how God’s words fell on the original hearers, and how it relates to Jesus’s person and work, and then bring them home to yourself. Expect application to your life as God speaks to us today through the Spirit-illumined understanding of what the inspired human author said to his original readers in the biblical text.

Specific Applications for Every Day? So then, is it right to think of “application” as an everyday means of God’s grace? Is this a spiritual discipline to be pursued with every Bible encounter? The answer is yes and no, depending on what

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t used to be when you ended up in a hospital, you’d expect the doctors to just deal with your physical condition.

If you wanted someone to pay attention to your spiritual needs, you’d have to find a chaplain or pastor.

But that’s not necessarily true anymore.

A number of doctors these days are willing to personally help you call on the Great Physician.

It would be against Dallas heart surgeon Mark Pool’s medical oath if he didn’t study every patient’s case before operating. But he feels it would go against his Christian calling if he didn’t at least offer to pray with all his patients.

“God is the Great Physician. He is the One who controls life and death,” Pool said, explaining his desire to keep his patients and himself in contact with God. God’s Scalpel Pool pointed out the scalpel is his instrument during surgery.

“And in the same way, I see myself as an instrument in the hand of God. So I’m the one doing the operation, but He’s the one guiding me.”

He said he likes to pray with his patients.

“It shows them that I don’t think I’m sitting in the place of God; it shows them that I see that I’m just an instrument in His hand,” he said.

When folks are facing medical emergencies, some people would say that’s exactly the wrong time to pressure them about spiritual matters. But most patients say it actually takes much of the pressure off to bring God and prayer into their situations, and they appreciate it.

A lethal condition Dallas resident Tom Pryor came to Pool’s Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital with an emergency need to have an aortic valve replaced.

“His risk of dying was probably 90 percent if he had no surgery,” Pool said of Pry-

we mean by application.

Some good teachers have claimed that every encounter with God’s word should include at least one specific application to our lives — some particular addition, however small, to our daily to-do list. There is a wise intention in this: pressing ourselves not just to be hearers of God’s word, but doers. But such a simplistic approach to application overlooks the more complex nature of the Christian life — and how true and lasting change happens in a less straightforward way than we may be prone to think.

It helps to acknowledge that the vast majority of our lives are lived spontaneously. More than 99% of our daily decisions about this and that happen without any immediate reflection. We just act. Our lives flow from the kind of person we are — the kind of

person we have become — rather than some succession of timeouts for reflection.

And this is precisely the line along which the apostle prays for his converts. He asks not that God give us simple obedience to a clear to-do list of commands, but that he give us wisdom to discern his will as we encounter life’s many choices coming at us without pause. Paul prays that we would be “transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect” (Romans 12:2).

That our love may “abound more and more, with knowledge and all discernment, so that you may approve what is excellent” (Philippians 1:9–10).

That we “may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding, so as to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him, bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God” (Colossians 1:9–10).

Rather than dictating specific actions, he wants to see us formed into the kind of persons who are able to “discern what is pleasing to the Lord” (Ephesians 5:10).

God’s Word Is for Seeing And so, as John Piper says, “A godly life is lived out of an astonished heart — a heart that is astonished at grace. We go to the Bible to be astonished, to be amazed at God and Christ and the cross and grace and the gospel.” The kind of application most important to pursue in encountering God’s word is such astonishment.

Press the Scriptures to your soul. Pray for the awakening of your affections. Bring the Bible home to your heart.

As we’re freshly captivated by the grandeur of our God and his gospel, we become what we behold: “we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another” (2 Corinthians 3:18). And so we come away from our Bible intake with a more satisfied soul. Which imparts a flavor and demeanor to our lives and decision-making that affects everything.

Meditating on God’s words shapes our soul.

Sometimes it yields immediate and specific points of applications — embrace them when they come. But be careful not to let the drive for specific actions alter the focus of our devotions from astonishment and seeking, as George Mueller did, “to have my soul happy in the Lord.” Coming to the Scriptures to see can make for a drastically different approach than primarily coming to do.

The Bible is gloriously for us, but it is not mainly about us. We come most deeply because of who we will see, not for what we must do. “Become a kind of person,” counsels Piper, “don’t amass a long list.”

The Blessing of Bringing It Home This is the pathway to flourishing we catch a glimpse of in the old covenant inJoshua 1:8 — meditation, then application, then blessing: This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success.

When Bible reading first aims at astonishment (meditation and worship), it works first on our hearts and changes our person, which then prepares us for application, and application to God’s blessing: “your way [will be] prosperous, and then you will have good success.” So applying God’s words to our lives is not only an effect of his grace to us, but also a means of his ongoing grace.

Jesus says in John 13:17, “If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them.” So also James 1:25 promises that someone who is not a hearer only but “a doer who acts . . . will be blessed in his doing.”

When we bring God’s words home to our hearts, and then apply them to our lives through an amazed and changed heart, it is a great means of his grace to us. He loves to bless the true application of his word to our lives.

David Mathis (@davidcmathis) is executive editor at desiringGod.org and an elder at Bethlehem Baptist Church, Minneapolis. He has edited several books, including Thinking.

Loving. Doing., Finish the Mission, and Acting the Miracle, and is co-author of How to Stay Christian in Seminary.

Christians Ethics on Finance

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Overstepping Boundaries?

Another praying doctor, gastrointestinal surgeon Rohan Jeyarajah at the Methodist Dallas Medical Center, said he understands a doctor asking to pray with patients could make some of them uncomfortable.

He said some might even think they dare not refuse this person who has so much power over their life and health.

“To some degree it can be like a teacher and a student,” Jeyarajah stated. “And you have to make sure that you’re not overstepping your boundaries there or being inappropriate in that relationship.”

“The critics would say, ‘Well, there’s a power differential. You’re this powerful doctor. This poor patient is there helpless and they feel like if they say no, you might not do your best during the surgery or something like that,” Pool also pointed out.

“I think it’s important to be sensitive to the fact that there are patients, number one, who may not be Christian,” Jeyarajah added.

“And, number two, there are patients who may not believe in God at all.”

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Pool’s frequent desire to pray with him.

“Being a Christian myself, whenever he Still, Jeyarajah said he’s witnessed God asked that, it just took a world of pressure off do so much at his hospital, he can’t help but my chest. And not only that he believed in it, but that he would offer to do it,” he added. believe and pray.

‘Every day is going to Church’ “I see the hand of God every day. I always say that with the work that I do, it’s almost like every day is going to church,” Jeyarajah testified.

Pool has also seen miracles. He recalled a patient whose heart just suddenly stopped in the intensive care unit.

“I opened his chest up and I was squeezing his heart,” Pool remembered.

“Nothing was happening and I prayed, ‘Lord, save this man.’ We kept working and within a few minutes, his heart just started to beat. And there was nothing I had done differently to it. It just started up. And so his life was saved,” he said.

But not everyone wants contact with this spiritual world Pool knows is real.

“I have had one patient who turned me down,” he recalled. “I was there about to start the surgery and I said, ‘You mind if I say a prayer with you?’ He said, ‘I prefer not.’ I will mention that his wife caught me right after that and said, ‘If it had been me, I’d have let you pray for me!’”

Still, both Pool and Jeyarajah’s spiritual intercessions get almost 100 percent support from their patients.

“Oftentimes they’ll say ‘That prayer meant the world to us,’” Pool stated.

That’s how Russell Truett, from Rockwall, Texas, felt after he had a heart attack, but stalled and suffered about three weeks before finally going to the hospital.

Pool did a double bypass on Truett’s heart, accompanied by plenty of prayers before and after.

“It was a huge relief,” Truett said about

Yumri Taipodia

ood stewardship in finances is the way to reflect the abundant life. The scripture admonished that God would continue His supply the basis needs of individual who manages wealth properly. Financial necessity in individual life or social organization includes religious charity. It seems to be the order of the day. To answer the financial burden of today’s context, study on money from Christian perspective is the need of the hour. This paper deals with the topic on Christian stewardship on finance and their responsibility towards money.

Financial Ethics Financial ethics concerned on monetary matter. They talk about sources of income and expenditure. They study on financial responsibility. Christian financial ethics tells that the believers should only earn from biblically approved sources. Even it also they advise the believers should wisely save and spend in a place where God intended them. He provides all His followers need. In return, they must generously invest for the extension of His Kingdom. To become disciple; stewardship in financial management is one of the pre-required qualifications. Excel in financial affair affirms God’s ownership in their lives and of all they possess. It reflects their fidelity in Him and His providence alone.

Diverse Financial Views While observe diverse concepts in financial systems the property right should be examined. Different views on economy resulted in the emergence of dissimilar approaches in public and private property.

Early Church Practice: Study on financial affairs of early church shows big doubt on their attitude towards property right. Some scholars believed that believers of early church may regard acquired wealth and saved money for individual use as sin. Therefore, they practice corporate property. They held money and entire property to be used by the church. Other says since Lord himself said ‘I am coming soon.’ So, early church believers might think since our Lord is coming soon. That may be reason that they sold their private property and used it corporately in the church.

Aquinas View: Scholastic and theologian of twelve centuries, Thomas Aquinas regarded natural laws gave legitimate right to hold private property. Aquinas claims in order to protect public property, right to private property is necessitated. If possessions are keeping in common no one will have responsibility to care them.

Luther and Calvin View: Martin Luther and John Calvin’s thought influenced the Protestants view on right to private property. To be good steward they stressed there is a link of individual freedom with private property. They emphasis individual can acquire wealth. However, they urge people must overcome natural tendency of earn more by employing evil means. They emphasis stewardship reflects applying right source to generate the wealth as per necessity. Besides sharing the needs to people are also part of stewardship.

Money can decide a person’s fate Love of money can decide where a person’s heart’s desire will be (Mat. 6: 21). Naturally a person follows what they love most. To love intensely of money may develop relation which leads to destruction. Finally, it may be fastened to detest God. The scripture mentioned clearly on money more than numbers of important issues. Bible urges believers to uphold high moral standard and spiritual value even in managing finance.

Leaders Stewardship Financial management is one of the finest qualities of leadership. Leader those who are in responsible position are directly accountable before God and their congregation. It is God’s money that gives them sense of stewardship before God and His peoples.

Church money is to be spent with care according to sanctioned budget. Proper receipts and accounts are too kept for audit. As in a responsible office, they should invest money fruitfully and faithfully (Mat. 12: 36). They suppose to maintain trust ship.

Believers Responsible A basis principle of financial management is to live within income by adopt habits of Christian patterns of expend. Believers’ faith is not built on finances but it is required to live as Christian.

The believers who handled the revenues of government or estate are supposed to handle in the interest of the government/citizen.

God entrusted us with certain wealth which He let us oversee for a period. They ought to realize that every human must produce an account to God. Thus, God is the owner; man is the steward.

Conclusion Judicious management of finance attributes us to love God. It is important to go through the scripture how a person can use the money which God has given in our life. The wise use of finance releases true riches of God in us. Earning and saving money is not sin but its right dealing is important. Developing good stewardship, we can express our love to the Lord. Choose to serve the Lord with our money and to encourage others to do the same.

Surgeons who pray for patients or’s condition. “Even if you do a surgery, the risk of dying is about 30 percent. So it’s a highly lethal condition.”

Pryor had just finished calls with his three children, sobered by the fact they might never hear from him again, when Pool offered to pray.

“I was slightly taken aback for just a second,” Pryor said. “And, then, realizing my condition and the things that were going on, I thought it was probably a pretty good idea.”

Pryor acknowledged the immediate impact of Pool’s prayer. He said he felt much more calm and relaxed.

He believes God did an even bigger thing by answering Pool’s prayer asking God that Pryor would live through the surgery.

“I am here. I beat the odds,” he said.

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Beyond the Hospital Pool doesn’t restrict his prayers just to medical matters. He found out from Truett that he was divorced from his wife about a year-and-a-half before.

“I was still in love with my wife. And I had pursued her for that year and a half, but she wouldn’t have anything to do with me; quit talking to me,” Truett said.

Pool prayed for reconciliation. Then Truett’s wife called him in his hospital room.

“She asked if I felt like company and I said yeah. She came up that night and stayed the rest of the night in the hospital with me and has not left my side since,” Truett recalled.

Another Rockwall resident, 78-year-old Jimmy Mayfield, needed an aortic valve replaced.

“It makes me feel better to know that the guy who’s going to make the decisions when he gets in there has the Lord with him and has that peace,” Mayfield said from his hospital gurney.

In Mayfield’s hospital room, Pool took his hand.

“Father, I ask for strength for his heart, that you would protect it,” the surgeon prayed.l “We know about Your love because You sent Your Son. We know about Your power because You raised Him from the dead. Father, I ask that You would work in a special way with Your love and power in Mr. Mayfield’s life.”

Prayers without ceasing Jeyarajah knows some people declare

they wouldn’t want these kinds of prayers said over them. But he said they are probably people who haven’t faced a killer disease yet.

“At the moment that you find out that you’ve got some horrible disease—cancer, whatever—I don’t care what you believe in, if you don’t actively believe in God, well, you believe in God at that moment,” the surgeon said, having had years of dealing with patients facing life-ordeath situations.

Pool’s patient Truett encourages other doctors to consider following the example set by Pool and Jeyarajah to pray with their patients.

“I think they would be surprised how many of their patients would appreciate it if they would do it,” Truett said.

“First Thessalonians says ‘Pray without ceasing.’ And that definitely means pray before you go and operate,” Pool mentioned.

These are doctors humble enough to say they’re not the Great Physician, but smart enough to know it’s only wisdom making sure they bring Him into their surgeries.

Jeyarajah remembered one surgery that was going poorly.

“We got into some really big bleeding.

And I put my finger on the bleeding and I looked up and I just said a little prayer. And the resident observing said to me, ‘What do you think you’re doing—are you praying or something?’” the doctor said. “And I said, ‘Actually, I am.’”

Pool loves the Lord so much, he almost sacrificed his dream of being a doctor to become a pastor. But he said God showed him He has him just where He wants him.

“In what I’m doing for my patients and in ministering to them, that’s my ministry. And I see now that the highest form of ministry is not necessarily full-time Christian ministry at a church. It’s just the ministry that God has for you,” Pool said. “And so that’s what I’ve found: God’s given me a ministry even as a heart surgeon.”

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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NOTIFICATION Dated Kohima the 27th June 2014 NO/SCERT/RMSA/EXAM/2013-14: The Department of SCERT, the State Academic Authority of Nagaland is pleased to declare the result of the written examination of Secondary Teachers under RMSA held of 24th May, 2014 on the basis of merit district-wise and subject-wise for the information of all concerned as under:

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Sunday

InTErnaTIonal

The Morung Express

Dimapur

29 June 2014

9

Thai military junta announce elections in October 2015

BANGKOK, JuNe 28 (AP): Thailand's military junta will install an interim constitution next month, and elections will be held around October 2015, its leader announced.

Army commander Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, who seized power in a coup last month, said the temporary constitution will allow an interim legislature and Cabi-

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net to begin governing the country in September. He said an appointed reform council and constitution drafting committee will then work on a long-term charter to take effect July 2015.

Prayuth said in televised speech that a general election would be held around three months after the adoption of the constitution. He made no mention of a pub-

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lic referendum on the new charter, as was held in 2007 after an earlier coup against an elected government.

The army seized power May 22 in a bloodless coup, overthrowing a government elected by a majority of voters three years ago. Prayuth has said the coup was necessary to restore order after half a year of anti-government protests and political

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District: WOKHA Subject: SOCIAL SCIENCES With B.Ed Sl. Roll Rank No. No. 1 J181 1 2 J424 1 3 J390 2 4 J367 3 5 J557 3 6 J180 4 7 J302 5 8 J336 6 9 J406 6 10 J069 7 11 J176 7 12 J292 8 13 J389 8 14 J348 9 15 J469 10 16 J537 11 17 J224 12 18 J357 13 19 J275 14 20 J547 15 21 J127 16 22 J241 16 23 J274 17 24 J118 18 25 J075 19 26 J163 19 27 J403 20 28 J455 20 District: WOKHA Subject: SOCIAL SCIENCES Without B.Ed Sl. Roll Rank No. No. 1 J103 1 2 J107 2 3 J415 2 4 J131 3 5 J179 4 6 J421 4 7 J173 5 8 J480 5 9 J092 6 10 J189 6 11 J416 6 12 J417 6 13 J439 6 14 J178 7 15 J223 7 16 J282 7 17 J491 7 18 J535 7 19 J202 8 20 J263 8 21 J446 8 22 J464 8 23 J132 9 24 J188 9 25 J211 9 26 J222 9 27 J316 9 28 J490 9 29 J553 9 30 J137 10 31 J158 10 32 J172 10 33 J443 10 34 J186 11 35 J194 11 36 J196 11 37 J210 11 38 J240 11 39 J356 11 40 J478 11 41 J489 11 42 J498 11 43 J097 12 44 J148 12 45 J509 12 46 J555 12 47 J061 13 48 J140 13 49 J225 13 50 J294 13 51 J334 13 52 J351 13 53 J371 13 54 J376 13 55 J433 13 56 J447 13 57 J086 14 58 J149 14 59 J214 14 60 J329 14 61 J385 14 62 J486 14 63 J513 14 64 J121 15 65 J134 15 66 J159 15 67 J170 15 68 J314 15 69 J402 15 70 J566 15 71 J578 15 72 J085 16 73 J169 16 74 J174 16 75 J212 16 76 J315 16 77 J360 16 78 J462 16 79 J556 16 80 J572 16 81 J072 17 82 J157 17 83 J185 17 84 J237 17 85 J238 17

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turmoil that left at least 28 people dead and the government paralyzed. But since taking power, the army appears to be carrying on the fight of the anti-government protesters by mapping out a similar agenda to rewrite the constitution and institute political reforms before elections. It has quashed most dissent, threatening or arresting critics of the coup.

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Prayuth said the national reform council will consider political, economic, social, environmental, judicial and other matters and give its recommendations to the constitution drafting committee. He said the ruling junta "wants to see an election that will take place under the new constitution ... that will be free and fair, so that it can become a solid

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foundation for a complete Thai democracy." It wants a political system that will bring development to the country, and not conflicts as in the past, he said.

Critics charge that the army plans to make the constitution less democratic by reducing the power of elected politicians and increasing the number of appointed legislators, with the goal of allowing

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the traditional, conservative royalist ruling elite to retain power. Prayuth also spoke about international criticism of the coup, particularly from the European Union and the United States, which have cut back on aid and political cooperation and called for early elections. "Today, if we go ahead and hold a general election, it will lead to a situation that creates conflict and

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the country will return to the old cycle of conflict, violence, corruption by influential groups in politics, terrorism and the use of war weapons.

We cannot let that happen," Prayuth said. "I truly hope that the EU and the U.S. will understand the situation the same way the majority of Thais do and I hope they will be satisfied with our solutions right now," he said.

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NOTE: • For any Clarification relating to the written examination result published can be done in SCERT, Nagaland, Kohima • The oral interview of 20 marks will be conducted by RMSA for which selected candidates are requested to contact RMSA Office.

(VIPRALHOU KESIEZIE) Director SCERT, Nagaland, Kohima

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WCup team after the group stage Steve Douglas

FORWARD: Neymar, Brazil The poster boy of the World Cup, Neymar came into the tournament under extreme pressure and is thriving on it. Two goals in the opening game against Croatia gave Brazil the perfect start and two more against Cameroon pushed the hosts into the last 16. Brazil expects more of the same from Neymar in the knockout stage.

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magine having World Cup standouts Lionel Messi, Neymar, James Rodriguez and Arjen Robben all in the same team. After two weeks and 48 group-stage games in what is widely considered the best World Cup in a generation, there are already some players who have shone above the rest.

Below is a composite team of the tournament so far, in the heavily favored 4-3-3 formation, selected by writers covering the World Cup for The Associated Press:

GOALKEEPER: Guillermo Ochoa, Mexico Briefly punctured the euphoria in an expectant host nation by producing a series of stunning saves to secure Mexico a 0-0 draw against Brazil. One particular save, from Neymar's header, will go down in World Cup folklore. The only goal he conceded was a late consolation

by Croatia in the final group Lionel Messi takes a penalty kick to score his side's second goal during the group F World Cup soccer match game. Is currently a free agent Argentina's against Nigeria at the Estadio Beira-Rio in Porto Alegre, Brazil, Wednesday, June 25, 2014. (AP Photo) and will surely get snapped up after the tournament. a group containing Uru- of the goals in the 3-1 win Chile's midfield and been mates. Also chipped in with guay, Italy and England — over Mexico and his quali- key for "La Roja" both go- one of France's five goals RIGHT BACK: Serge and concede just one goal ties don't appear to have di- ing forward and protecting in a great performance Aurier, Ivory Coast what can be a jittery back against Switzerland. in the process? The whole minished with age.

One of the few posi- Costa Rica defense defour. He was also the player tives in an otherwise disap- serves credit but the expe- CENTER BACK: who sealed Spain's uncer- MIDFIELD: James pointing campaign for Ivory rienced Diaz gets the nod Thiago Silva, Brazil emonious exit from Brazil, Rodriguez, Colombia Coast, Aurier has stood out as he has complemented As a nation frets around scoring one goal and setAt the forefront of Cofor his marauding thrusts the attack, setting up Bry- him, Thiago Silva has re- ting up the other in that lombia's eye-catching down the right flank and his an Ruiz's qualification- mained the unruffled pres- memorable afternoon at march into the knockcrossing ability that set up clinching goal against Italy ence at the heart of the Bra- the Maracana. out stage, Rodriguez has goals for Wilfried Bony and with a superb cross from zil defense, going about his scored in all three games Gervinho in the 2-1 win over the left wing. business as quietly effec- MIDFIELD: Blaise — including one of the Japan. Expected to seal a tive as ever. Four wins away Matuidi, France solo goals of the tournamove to a big club from Tou- CENTER BACK: from lifting the World Cup A midfield fulcrum dur- ment against Japan — and louse this summer on the Rafael Marquez, Mexico trophy on home soil — it ing France's encouraging dazzled with his vision back of his displays in Brazil.

He has lost his long-time doesn't get better than that start to the tournament, and technical ability. The ponytail but the 35-year-old for a footballer.

Matuidi has passed astute- playmaker has achieved LEFT BACK: Junior Marquez has retained the ly, tackled cleanly and cov- what many thought was Diaz, Costa Rica technical, positional and MIDFIELD: Charles ered the ground tirelessly in impossible: Making CoWho would have organizational skills that Aranguiz, Chile displays that don't often at- lombia fans briefly forget thought that tiny Costa have helped guide Mexico Has outshone the more tract the headlines but are about injured star striker Rica would get through into the last 16. Scored one illustrious Arturo Vidal in so appreciated by his team- Radamel Falcao.

Gritty Saina Nehwal stuns Shixian Wang

SyDNEy, JuNE 28 (IANS): India's top shuttler Saina Nehwal came out with her A-level game Saturday to defeat Chinese top seed Shixian Wang and make her first Super Series final in 20 months at the $750,000 Australian Open here.

World No.2 Shixian fought extremely hard but had to relent to the continuous pressure from India's sixth seed. In the end, the scoreline read 21-19, 16-21, 21-15 in favour of the Hyderabadi, who won the marathon women's singles semifinal in one hour and 16 minutes at the States Sports Centre.

With the win the World No.8 Saina, who last appeared in a Super Series final at the French Open in October 2012, took a 5-3 lead in career meetings over the former World No.1. "Beat world number 2 wang shixian in a tough 3 game match. Through to the final of the Australian Open super series," Saina tweeted.

The Indian will next face Spanish World No.11 Carolina Marin, who made her first Super Series summit clash after beating Japan's Yui Hashimoto 21-17, 21-16 in the other semifinal.

The Olympic bronze medallist can take heart from the fact that she won the only meeting between them so far last year in Indonesia.

Saina rediscovered some of her best form in thwarting the long-time rival. The match was played at a high level with little separating the two. The Indian had a surprise element in store -- a new ‘holding’ shot near the net that caught Shixian off-guard a couple of times and proved pivotal.

FORWARD: Lionel Messi, Argentina The Barcelona great and four-time FIFA Player of the Year is finally delivering on the world's greatest stage.

Has scored four goals — two of which proved to be matchwinners — and is carrying Argentina's attacking burden on his own while fellow strikers Sergio Aguero and Gonzalo Higuain struggle.

It's shaping up to be the tournament that moves Messi into the pantheon of football legends alongside Pele and Diego Maradona.

COACH: Jorge Luis Pinto, Costa Rica Costa Rica didn't just grind its way out of a tough group — the team went toto-toe with Uruguay and Italy in its first two games and came away with two wins, four goals and a place in the last 16. The 61-yearold Pinto, who never played professionally, deserves credit for his bold and tactically astute approach.

MANGARATIBA, JuNE 28 (AP): Thirty-two years is a long time to wait for revenge. It was way back in 1982 when Germany and Austria played out what went down in the history books as the "Disgrace of Gijon" to eliminate Algeria from the World Cup. On Monday in Porto Alegre, Algeria faces Germany for the first time since that infamous match — with a spot in the quarterfinals on the line. On paper, this match should be no contest. Germany is a three-time champion with top-quality players in every position while Algeria has advanced past the opening round for the first time. Add in the revenge and momentum elements, however, and this could become one of the most emotionally charged matches of the round of 16.

"At a World Cup, there are no desirable opponents and no easy opponents, especially not in the knockout matches," Germany coach Joachim Loew said. "The Algerians have proven that they are an uncomfortable rival. We'll be well prepared." Algeria is one of only three countries with a 100 percent win record against Germany. Of the other two, East Germany (one match, one win) doesn't exist anymore, while Germany's only game and only loss against Egypt came in 1958.

Algeria beat Germany 2-0 at home in a friendly in 1964 and won 2-1 in the opener for both teams at the 1982 World Cup in Spain. However, in their third group game in '82 in Gijon, Germany scored in the 10th minute and for the next 80 minutes the Germans and the Austrians

pushed the ball around without any real effort to score since that result allowed both to advance at the expense of Algeria.

Algeria had little to cheer for until beating South Korea and drawing with Russia in the group stage this year, producing a late equalizer against Russia to go through. "This Algeria team has a lot of margin to (improve) and I suspect that we can (do) a lot better maybe in the next round against Germany," Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic said. With Ramadan set to begin over the weekend, Halilhodzic suggested that his players would receive a special allowance from a traveling imam to avoid fasting ahead of the Germany game.

Germany, meanwhile, is in perfect health after its 1-0 win over the United States. "We are very ambitions and we have big goals," said Thomas Mueller, who leads the team with four goals. While Mueller's lineup spot is not in question, Mario Goetze could replace Lukas Podolski at the other forward position.

Loew is likely to keep defensive midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger in the lineup in place of Sami Khedira. Schweinsteiger was praised for his performance against the Americans but he doesn't seem to have energy for more than 70 minutes after nursing a knee injury before the World Cup. The winner at the Estadio Beira-Rio will go on to play France or Nigeria.

"We are basically taking the rivals as they come, we are focusing on ourselves.

We wanted to be first in the group at any cost and we achieved it," Loew said. "It's all or nothing now."

Marquez clocks record 8th victory Amid the pay chaos, Africa makes World Cup history Marc Marquez of Spain, left, celebrates his victory next to team member Dani Pedrosa of Spain during the podium ceremony of the MotoGP Race of the Dutch Grand Prix, in Assen, northern Netherlands on June 28. (AP Photo)

ASSEN, JuNE 28 (REuTERS): Spain's MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez made it eight wins in eight races with victory for Honda in a wet Dutch TT at Assen on Saturday.

After a brief rain delay, the 21-year-old finished 6.7 seconds ahead of Ducati's Italian Andrea Dovizioso to become the first rider since Giacomo Agostini in 1971 to win the first eight races of a season.

Marquez now has a perfect 200 points, with Italian Valentino Rossi and Spain's Dani Pedrosa level on 128.

Pedrosa, Marquez's Honda team mate, finished third with riders changing to bikes with a dry setup and slick tyres on the seventh of the 26 laps after it had rained just before the start. Spain's Aleix Espargaro, who was on pole for the first time with his non-works Yamaha team but lost out at the

start, took fourth place ahead of Rossi - starting from the pitlane - in fifth. Marquez and Dovizioso traded the lead four times on the opening lap with the Spaniard sliding off after the change of bikes, allowing the Italian back in front before reasserting himself with 10 laps remaining. Spain's double world champion Jorge Nigeria players huddle together after the group F World Cup soccer match between Nigeria Lorenzo had a bad afternoon, and Argentina at the Estadio Beira-Rio in Porto Alegre, Brazil on June 25. (AP Photo) finishing 13th after leaving it RIO DE JANEIRO, JuNE 28 (AP): more often now, often enough for FIFA to late to switch to slicks.

Somehow, amid the chaos, Africa has take notice. At the core of it is a lack of trust made history at this World Cup. Look past between players and their national federathe bonus disputes and strike threats, and tions that what is promised to players bea plane apparently landing in Brazil with fore a World Cup is actually delivered after bundles of cash to keep an unhappy squad it. For Ghana's players, stars of the last tourplaying, and it's notable that Africa has two nament in South Africa, it became a case Sepp Blatter declined to teams in the last 16. That, by African stan- of 'show me the money' in Brazil. FIFA was discuss the length of the dards, is a rich return. Nigeria and Algeria on the brink of giving Ghana an advance ban but condemned Su- will represent the continent in the second on its $8 million in prize money to pay its arez's action. "It is not fair round in Brazil. It might even have been players their agreed appearance fees before what he has done," Blat- three teams if not for a hotly-disputed pen- the West Africans said they found another ter in a video interview on alty in the dying seconds of the group stage last-minute solution involving a chartered FIFA's website, which was that denied Ivory Coast progress. Never plane and a lot of cash from back home.

FIFA will look at ways of solving this recorded Friday before before has more than one African nation problem ahead of the World Cup from gone through at one World Cup. Tabarez spoke. Suarez bit Africans are always searching for signs now on, Valcke said. "What we have to do Chiellini's left shoulder that their continent is truly ready to be a for future World Cups is to make (sure) during Uruguay's 1-0 win regular force in global football. It's difficult that firstly there is an agreement between over Italy at Natal on Tues- to tell if this is really one of them. Because the players and their national associations day. The incident went un- while Africa is getting better organized on for the payments of bonuses," he said. punished by the referee but the field, it seems to be getting much worse Maybe it is time for FIFA to intervene bewas broadcast around the off it. Of the five African teams in Brazil — cause away from the cash chaos, African world on TV. Nigeria, Algeria, Ivory Coast, Ghana and teams, with the exception of Cameroon, It was the third time Cameroon — three of them have had their have been competitive at this World Cup. Nigeria qualified and was impressive Suarez has bitten an op- World Cup campaigns seriously affected ponent, after incidents by pay problems. "It is sad that we end up in the way it kept coming back at Argenin the Dutch and English with such a story," FIFA secretary gen- tina, one of the favorites, in a narrow 3-2 leagues. He was banned eral Jerome Valcke on Friday said about loss. Algeria's attacking style has drawn Uruguay's soccer player Luis Suarez holds his daughter as he greets fans from their home's for seven and 10 matches, Ghana's players threatening to boycott a praise and found reward with the North Africans reaching the second round for the balcony on the outskirts of Montevideo, Uruguay, Friday, June 27. (AP Photo) respectively. "If it starts to match this week over unpaid bonuses. first time. Ivory Coast was unlucky to lose Ghana, a quarterfinalist in 2010, had to Suarez of nine Uruguay of any sanction." Neither quit his role in FIFA's stra- be more than once it is not matches and four months Valcke nor FIFPro specified tegic committee in protest any more an (isolated) inci- go as far as flying hard cash in on a plane to to Greece via that contentious late penalty.

Ghana completely unsettled Germafrom all football "infring- if the treatment should in- at the length of the ban. dent, so that is why also the keep the players committed to the decisive And ny with its pace and power in a 2-2 draw group game against Portugal.

Cameroon's sanction has to be exemes his right to work" and clude anger management Tabarez blamed Englishsquad had refused to travel to Brazil un- before money got in the way ahead of the doesn't offer him the treat- therapy or counselling. speaking media for creat- plary," said Valcke. "I ap- til their demands for better bonuses were Portugal game. Other countries see plenty From Italy, Suarez also re- ing pressure on the FIFA plaud the decision." "What met. African champion Nigeria, days from of evidence of Africa's on-field progress. ment he needs.

"Luis Suarez should ceived support from his disciplinary panel to pun- happened with Suarez its first knockout game at the World Cup France is expecting a stern test from Nigereceive all the support he latest victim, Giorgio Chi- ish Suarez and said that was beyond the game, was since 1998, canceled a training session on ria when they meet in the knockout stage needs to deal with any off- ellini, who described the FIFA seems to have "values something which is far be- Thursday to talk about money. on Monday as African teams add tactical very different from those yond the fair play and the field issues he may be ex- sanction as excessive.

The pay is seriously distracting from know-how to their natural talents. "African periencing at this time," It was a view shared on that I have." In his first pub- attitude you can have when the play. The problem is not new to Afri- teams have always had physical impact the union said, adding that Friday by Uruguay coach lic comments on the con- you play at the World Cup," can teams — it happened with Togo at the and speed," France midfielder Morgan "treatment must be a part Oscar Tabarez, who has troversy, FIFA President the French official said.

World Cup in 2006 — but it's happening Schneiderlin said.

FIFA, players' union agree Suarez needs treatment

RIO DE JANEIRO, JuNE 28 (AP): The players' union and football's governing body agree on one thing in the wake of the heavy ban imposed on Luis Suarez for his third biting incident: the Uruguay and Liverpool striker needs help.

Suarez returned to Montevideo early Friday, arriving too late to see the president of Uruguay and hundreds of fans who had gathered the previous night to give him a hero's welcome despite his World Cup banishment.

In Rio de Janeiro, FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke said a third biting incident in Suarez's career was "unacceptable." "I think he should find a way to stop doing it — he should go through a treatment," Valcke told reporters at Maracana Stadium, where Uruguay plays Colombia in a Roundof-16 match on Saturday.

The players' union, FIFPro, came to the same conclusion but from a more sympathetic approach.

FIFPro said the FIFA disciplinary panel's ban for

FORWARD: Arjen Robben, Netherlands Scoring two goals and dovetailing in devastating fashionwithRobinvanPersie, RobbenhelpedripSpain'sdefense apart in that jaw-dropping 5-1 win that signaled the end of an era for the now-deposed world champions. He then opened the scoring to set the Netherlands on its way to a 3-2 win over Australia that clinched qualification.

After 32 years, Algeria seeks revenge vs Germany

I went a little nuts: Adam Levine on his rockstar lifestyle

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aroon 5 frontman Adam Levine admits that early fame got into his head. The 35-yearold singer, who is set to marry supermodel Behati Prinsloo, says he is not an easy guy for people to like but he has evolved over the years, reported a magazine. “Would it be really easy to assume that I was a douchebag Definitely. One hundred percent. I`m not an easy guy to root for,” he says in an interview.

The `Voice` coach, 35, poked fun at his rock star image which include his multiple relationships.

“Men are not as sophisticated as women. They`re not as mature as women. They`re not as connected with their emotions as women. There`s a very Neanderthal quality that still exists in a lot of men,” the Begin Again star said.

“There was a time in my life when I lived probably a bit more on the primal level. And it was amazing. All of a sudden I had money in my bank account. I hadn`t had a break in a long time. And I went a little... Nuts. I deserved to go a little bit nuts. And I had the time of my life.”

Levine, however, now want people to believe that he is a changed guy. “People change, people grow up, get more self-aware... If I knew everyone in the world, they would love me. Every one of them. I`m not arrogant. I`m cocky. It`s different. Cocky is playful.”

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Chris Brown to have own reality show?

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inger Chris Brown is likely to star in his own reality TV show. Black Entertainment Television (BET) is said to be eager to sign a deal with Brown, who was released from jail earlier this month, as they want to create a series based on his life after prison and his battle to stay out of trouble, suggest reports.

BET has made it clear to several production companies the network would absolutely air a Chris Brown reality series, chronicling his life after jail, said a source.

The US network is said to have recently held a focus group here to gauge the reaction of prospective viewers.

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ticipants said they would tune in to the show, just to watch the 25-year-old struggle.

Brown was released from jail June 2 after serving 108 days for violating his probation, which stemmed from his assault on his then girlfriend and singer Rihanna in 2009. The `Yeah 3x` hitmaker, who was sent back to jail after being thrown out of court-ordered rehab in March, is determined to stay on the right track and only take the medication prescribed for his bipolar disorder.

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The `Candy Shop` rapper will star alongside Gyllenhaal, Forest Whitaker, Lupita Nyong`o and Rachel McAdams in the boxing movie, reportedly.

The 38-year-old rapper has already begun filming under director Antoine Fuqua in Pittsburgh. The film centres on the welterweight boxer as he struggles to improve his career while battling with substance abuse. Nyong`o`s social worker character will care for the sportsman`s daughter and her profession will eventually lead her to become involved in the life of the fallen boxer.

Seven to compete at Voice of Nagaland grand finale

Kohima, June 28 (mexn): Seven contestants have hima on July 31. The semifinal was held on May 31 at State judges points (50%) and public votings (50%). Meanwhile, formed Zangzang Zeliang in a press release. The voting for been selected for the grand finale of Voice of Nagaland – I Academy Hall, Kohima. The semifinalists included 11 con- one contestant, Aaron Mech was given a wild entry “on final round is open from July 1 to 29. Voting cards are avail(VoN-I) scheduled to be held at State Academy Hall, Ko- testants, out of which, six finalists were selected based on ground of average public votings and judges points,” in- able at Dream Café Kohima and Music Ground Dimapur.

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Handshake Concert in Yangon on July 5

Eminem’s daughter Hailie Mathers graduates

The 7th edition of Handshake Concert will be held in Yangon, Myanmar on July 5. Nagaland Legislative Assembly speaker Chotisuh Sazo will be the guest of honour.

The Rattle & Hum Music Society has thanked the Government of Nagaland, particularly Chief Minister of Nagaland TR Zeliang for extending all possible assistance towards the conduct of the event.

‘My mother and father are because they have pushed me to be the person I am and have given me all the support to achieve what I have’

‘Babuji’ Alok Nath turns rapper!

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fter becoming the butt of jokes on social media, our very own `babuji`, Alok Nath has turned into a rapper.

Yes you heard it right, the actor has been spotted in a video that caught everyone`s attention post his Twitter debut.

In the video titled `Babuji Sanskaari`, the veteran actor is seen in a hip-hop attire with heavy gold chains hanging around his neck. Not only Alok Nath`s look, but also the lyrics of the song are something that will tickle your funny bone. The song has hilarious lyrics like: “I take my shoes off when I play Temple Run”, “ You party all night, I do aarti all night and “don`t need a sports car, I got sanskaar.”

The 57-year-old actor also recently joined Twitter. His first tweet was: “Pranaam Twitter world! Finally attending the party you guys threw for me. Let`s hope it`s a good one. Cheers! (sic)”. Meanwhile, after creating a buzz on the social media, Alok Nath is all set to make a comeback on the small screen again in his `babuji` avatar with a family comedy series, `Tu Mere Agal Bagal Hai`.

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e has paid tribute to his beloved daughter Hailie Jade in tracks Mockingbird and Hailie’s song. And now, proud father Eminem has seen his 18-year-old graduate high school with the highest honors. Hailie paid tribute to the rapper - real name Marshall Mathers - and her mother Kim on the Chippewa Valley High School website, describing them as her most important influences. ‘My mother and father are because they have pushed me to be the person I am and have given me all the support to achieve what I have,’ she said.

Hailie achieved the prestigious Summa Cum Laude status which is bestowed upon those who achieve a 3.9 or above Grade Point Average at the school in Clinton Township, Michigan. She has maintained her grades while juggling numerous extracurricular activities, including National Honor Society, Art Club, Key Club, volleyball, and student council.

Hailie has also been recognized with the Academic Excellence Award and Department of Psychology Award. She will pursue her higher education at Michigan State University, studying ‘psychology or entrepreneurship.’ In October, Hailie was named homecoming queen at her high school, with both her proud parents watching the event.

According to Macomb Daily News, a parent who asked not to be identified said: ‘Hailie came out with her mother Kim (Scott) when she was introduced with all the other kids but her father watched from inside the school because he didn’t want to cause a scene.

He wanted Hailie to have her own moment.’ Another parent observed: ‘He opened the door and looked out like – “That’s my daughter!” He just looked like a proud father.’ Eminem’s eighth studio album, The Marshal Mathers LP 2, debuted on November 5.

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For those unaware, Gippy has sung the foot-tapping popular number Angreji Beat with Yo Yo Honey Singh.

The track was used in Saif Ali Khan and Deepika Padukone’s Cocktail. Back from the London Film Institute, Narmmadaa is all geared up for her big debut. Interestingly, her film will be a comedy, a genre her father excels in. The film will go on floors by the end of August.

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Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar sits in the Royal Box on centre court at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 28. (AP Photo)

Rafael Nadal iNto WimbledoN last 16

LONDON, JuNe 28 (AFP): Rafael Nadal overcame an early blip to defeat Kazakhstan's Mikhail Kukushkin and reach the Wimbledon last 16, shining beneath the Centre Court roof on Saturday as heavy rain swept away the action outside.

The 2008 and 2010 champion dropped the opening set for the third time in three matches before turning things around in a 6-7 (4/7), 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 victory. The second seeded Spaniard blitzed world number 63 Kukushkin, who had never won a match at Wimbledon before this year and had only ever beaten one top 10 player. Nadal, the 28-year-old winner of 14 Grand Slam titles, won 17 of the last 19 games and goes on to face either Australia's rising star Nick Kyrgios or Jiri Vesely of the Czech Republic for a place in the quarterfinals.

They had played just 15 minutes of their thirdround match out on Court 17 before rain halted all action on the uncovered courts and forced All England Club organisers to cancel 24 doubles and junior matches by mid-afternoon.

Nadal had dropped the first set to Martin Klizan and Lukas Rosol in his first two rounds and Kukushkin, playing in his 21st tournament of the year, employed the same free-swinging tactics to bludgeon his way through the opener.

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Box containing such sporting glitterati as retired Indian cricket master Sachin Tendulkar, ex-England football captain David Beckham and former Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins, Nadal regained his composure to race away with the win. From 1-1 in the second set to 3-0 in the fourth set, Nadal won 14 of 15 games and only faced his first break points of the tie at 2-0 in the fourth.

Kukushkin, a rare example of a player coached by his own wife, stopped the rot by getting on the board at 1-3.

But it was a brief respite as Nadal stormed to victory with 41 winners and just 12 unforced errors.

"At the beginning he was playing pretty long, no mistakes, very aggressive and I made few unforced errors with that second serve," said Nadal who has reached the second week for the first time since 2011.

"In the tie-break, I didn't serve my best and that was the real thing -- without serving your best in a tiebreak against a player who is playing well, it is impossible." Nadal said he was looking forward to the second week after a first round loss in 2013 and second round exit 12 months earlier. "I'm very happy to be in the second week again after two years losing in the first and second round. I'm playing well, good spirit, good tactics on court, fighting for every ball."

Maria powers into Wimbledon last 16

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LONDON, JuNe 28 (AFP): Maria Sharapova remains on course for a rare French Open and Wimbledon double after moving into the fourth round at the All England Club with a 6-3, 6-0 victory over American Alison Riske on Saturday.

Sharapova is bidding to become the first woman since Serena Williams in 2002 to follow victory at Roland Garros with Wimbledon glory just weeks later.

The 27-year-old was pushed harder than the scoreline suggested, but the 2004 Wimbledon winner eventually over-powered world number 44 Riske in 69 minutes under the roof on Centre Court.

Sharapova, the world number five, is yet to drop a set in this year's tournament and will play German ninth seed Angelique Kerber or Belgium's Kirsten Flipkens, a 2013 semifinalist, for a place in the quarterfinals. "I had a little bit of a slow start but otherwise I'm thankful to get through," Sharapova said.

"Alison is a great grass-

court player and had some of her best results on the surface, but I felt better as the match went on."

With heavy rain causing long delays and cancellations on the outside courts, including for top seed Serena -- Sharapova's scheduled quarter-final opponent -- the Russian admitted she was relieved to get her match finished while her rivals could be made to play a hectic programme next week.

"I don't look at the forecast so I didn't know it was going to rain. You don't know how the schedule will go but I'm happy to get my match finished," she said.Sharapova has struggled at Wimbledon for the past two years, with a shock second round loss to Michelle Larcher de Brito in 2013 an especially painful experience. Making amends for that exit seems to be Sharapova's driving force this year and she said: "After last year's result I wasn't satisfied. "I was looking forward to coming back and here I am giving myself another chance."

Maria Sharapova of Russia plays a return to Alison Riske of U.S. during their women's singles match on Centre Court at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, Saturday, June 28. (AP Photo)

BeLO HORIZONTe, JuNe 28 (AP): Neymar scored the winning penalty Saturday to give Brazil a 3-2 shootout win over Chile in the second round of the World Cup. The match had ended 1-1.

Neymar scored the third penalty after David Luiz and Marcelo also scored from the spot.

Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar saved the first two penalties and watched Chile’s final attempt from Gonzalo Jara hit the post.

Earlier, David Luiz scored for the World Cup hosts in the 18th minute after Thiago Silva deflected Neymar's corner kick toward the far post. Luiz was given the goal but Chile defender Gonzalo Jara may have touched the ball before it went in.

Chile equalized in the 32nd after Eduardo Vargas intercepted Hulk's pass and found Alexis Sanchez, who scored from the right side of the penalty area with a shot toward the far post.

Hulk thought he put Brazil ahead 10 minutes into the second half but referee Howard Webb disallowed the goal, ruling Hulk took down a long pass with his arm.

Brazil will next face either Colombia or Uruguay in the quarters.

Brazil's goalkeeper Julio Cesar, top, is congratulated by his teammates after the World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Brazil and Chile at the Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte, Saturday, June 28. Brazil won 3-2 on penalties after the match ended 1-1 after extra-time. (AP Photo)

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3-2 (On Penalties; 1-1 AET)

28th June

09.30 PM

brazil Vs Chile

29th June

01.30 AM

Colombia Vs Uruguay

29th June

09.30 PM

Netherlands Vs mexico

30th June

01.30 AM

Costa Rica Vs greece

30th June

09.30 PM

france Vs Nigeria

01st July

01.30 AM

germany Vs algeria

01st July

09.30 PM

argentina Vs switzerland

02nd July

01.30 AM

belgium Vs Usa

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