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investment in basic urban infra Face-off in RS over Arunachal, U’khand issue Addl `40 cr approved for N E W D E L H I , AU G 4 (AGENCIES): Rajya Sabha on Thursday witnessed a faceoff between Opposition and government over dismissal of Congress dispensations in Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, bringing into close scrutiny the role of governors. The main opposition party alleged “trampling” of democracy by the BJP-led government which hit back by reminding that Congress had “butchered” democracy by misusing Article 356 about 100 times. Congress pressed for a statement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue, since he talks of “cooperative federalism” The clash took place as the House took up a discussion on ‘Developments in Uttarakhand and Arunachal Pradesh leading to change in governments there and the role of Governors in the respective States’. What happened in the two states was a “brazen violation of Constitution” and “insult to democracy”, said Deputy Leader of Congress Anand Sharma while initiating the debate. “What happened in Arunachal late last year followed by Uttarakhand in Janauary this year shocked the country and invited censure of the Supreme Court and High Court of Uttarakhand,” he said. Questioning the role of Governors, the former minister said he or she is “not supposed to interfere in day-to-day func-

Union Minister to lay foundation stone for V&AH college DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): Union Minister of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Radha Mohan Singh, would lay the foundation stone for the Veterinary Science & Animal Husbandry (V&AH) college on August 6, 2016 at the Basketball ground, Farmers’ Training School, Jalukie as the chief guest. According to an official bulletin, chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, would deliver the keynote address while commissioner & secretary AH&VS, M.K. Mero, would propose vote of thanks. Meanwhile, on August 7, 2016, the minister would visit ICAR-National Research Centre (NRC) on Mithun, Medziphema, where he would lay the foundation stone of farmers hostel-cum-guest house and also unveil Mithun statue.

2002 Gujarat riots: 11 get life terms

A H M E DA BA D, AU G 4 (IANS): The Gujarat High Court on Thursday sentenced, to life terms, all 11 persons convicted of burning a man and his daughter to death in Mehsana district during the 2002 communal riots. The incident occurred on March 3, 2002, a few days after Sabarmati Express train burning in Godhra that saw deaths of 59 people and led to statewide riots. Six eyewitnesses testified against the accused in a complaint filed mainly by the neighbour who had tried to protect the father and daughter from the wrath of the crowd. (More on p-7)

This is it!

“One-Nation-One-Tax. We too have decided on that. Now we’ll add Service Tax.” K Y M C

A scene inside the Rajya Sabha on Thursday. (PTI) tioning...take unilateral decisions... Constitution was not respected...It is insult to peoples mandate.” Citing the developments in both the states, he said Governors do not meddle in politics or undermine elected governments but “brazen violation of constitution” occured in both the states. He alleged that the Governors in both the states “willingly became tools to pursue nefarious agenda of the ruling party”. Citing the Supreme Court orders on the dismissal of governments in these two states, Sharma asked why no action was taken against Uttarakhand Governor. “Sack that Governor. Remove him. If he continues to hold the post you are insulting constitution,” Sharma said. “What happened was shameful. The government conduct was outrageous... Prime Minister Narendra Modi

speaks of constitutional federalism...At the same time ruling party president talks of Congress-mukt Bharat...that is the official position of the ruling party and its national executive...this is insult to democracy and misuse of authority to destabilise elected governments,” Sharma charged. Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu intervened to say that it is “the Devil quoting the scriptures”. This was objected to by the Congress after which Deputy Chairman P J Kurien said he will examine whether it fell under unparliamentary language. Naidu said, “Issue is ...does the Congress party have any moral right to raise this. It has misused Article 356 at least 90 to 100 times...Such party is giving sermons.” Naidu said the “the original Congress was National Congress. This is a

notional Congress. He said the Sarkaria Commission report had spoken about misuse of Article 356 by the successive Congress governments. Justifying imposition of President’s rule in Arunachal Pradesh and then in Uttarakhand, Naidu said there was Constitutional crisis there at that time. He was responding to Sharma’s allegation that Governors in the two states had “willingly become tools to pursue nefarious agenda of the ruling party” and had acted as “political agents” of the government to topple the elected governments, Sharma also questioned whether BJP respects the Constitution or not. Naidu replied, “You should have been aware of the consequences. The arguments are over now. Your man did not have majority. He has resigned. How can you blame it on us? Had you taken appropriate action at appropriate time this would not have happened.” Naidu quoted Sarkaria Commission recommendation that Article 356 be used sparingly as the last resort and in extreme urgency as misuse will have disastrous consequences. He gave details about how it was misused 12 times till 1967 and was later used umpteen times to topple several elected governments with the crescendo in 1977. “It is not the first time Article 356 is used, not the first time any Central government has

intervened at any particular stage in a state... Congress party has done this umpteen times all these years. Several non-Congress governments became casualties because of your political considerations,” the minister retorted. Referring to instances of imposition of President’s rule in Arunachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Naidu said such a situation arose due to internal squabbling within the Congress party. Defending the action to recommend President’s rule in Arunachal Pradesh, he said, “It was your problem and we were compelled to step in because of the constitutional breakdown.” He asserted, “We believe in cooperative federalism, we want to take states along us. We are following the ‘Team India’ spirit. So you please cooperate and set your own house in order. Rest we can all address it together.” Recalling how he was arrested during Emergency just for inviting socialist leader Jaiprakash Narain to college, Naidu said, “you disqualify MLAs and get Constitution bill passed. You have misused, dismissed and murdered popular elected Governors.” He added, “Let us not score political points. We have to be responsible to the Constitution. Rules cannot be one for you and the other for me. We never say we want a Congressmukt Bharat but we want a party like Congress to benefit.”

Nagaland; to get `36 cr Central assistance

Spl. Correspondent

N E W D E L H I , AU G 4 (NPN): Ministry of Urban Development on Wednesday approved an investment of Rs.4,404 crore in augmenting water supply, sewerage networks, drainage, urban transport and public and green spaces in urban areas in eight states and union territories (UTs) under Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) for the current financial year. An inter-ministerial apex committee chaired by secretary (urban development) Rajiv Gauba has approved the State Level Annual Action Plans (SAAP) of those eight

states/UTs. Under AMRUT, committed total central assistance of Rs.50,000 cr for the five year mission period is allocated among the States/ UTs based on urban population and number of statutory Urban Local Bodies in each State/UT and SAAP are accordingly formulated by States/UTs. Remainder of the project cost is to be born States, UTs and ULBs. Earlier during the current financial year i.e 2016-17, the Ministry of Urban Development approved total investments of Rs.19,213 cr under Atal Mission for 20 States/ UTs taking the total investments approved to Rs.23,627 cr with a central assistance commitment of Rs.8,655 cr. Under Atal Mission which was launched in June last year, the total investment approved in basic infrastructure in urban areas in 500 mission cities

Details of annual action plans approved under AMRUT (Rs. in Cr) State/UT Karnataka Andhra Pradesh Bihar Telangana Harayana Nagaland Dadra, Nagar& Haveli Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Water supply

Sewerage projects

726

727

Strom Water drains 119

Parks/ Green spaces 35

488

269

102

388 277 255 36

628 502 245 4

40 154 -

124 98 35

24 13 4 1

3.70

3.51

0.09

3.18

3.10

0.08

Total investment Approved 1,625

Central Assistance 772

877

352

775 555 525 40

Cancel bails of fuel adulteration kingpins: ACAUT Centre-NSCN (I-M) peace talks

DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland said it had taken serious note of the seizure of an illegal solvent consignment by Kohima police, belonging to the fuel adulteration kingpin, Ajay Prasad. In a press note, ACAUT media cell said with the kingpin already out on anticipatory bail, the incident has only reinforced the public opinion that the criminal-justice system in the state is in need of a serious overhaul. ACAUT said it was very clear that the fuel adulteration

racket, which was busted on June 27, was being operated by highly connected people. “This suspicion was renewed when the kingpins got anticipatory bail regardless of the very serious nature of the issue”, it stated. ACAUT alleged that one of the kingpins-- Ajay Prasad, taking advantage of the anticipatory bail has restarted criminal operations with impunity. With such scant regard for the laws of the land, ACAUT wondered whether the “public finally conclude

that the judiciary has long closed its eyes and ears to matters of justice?” As criminals have been openly abusing the criminaljustice system, ACAUT said “the tag of Nagaland as a failed state should not encompass the judiciary, but sadly, the continued abuse of the system speaks otherwise”. In this regard, ACAUT appealed to the courts to act swiftly and decisively and cancel the bails granted to all the fuel adulteration kingpins, adding “failure to do so would be morally indefensible”.

24% salary tax: ACAUT says member under duress to withdraw FIR In connection with the FIR filed against CMO Zunheboto on the issue of 24% deduction of staff salary, ACUAT media cell said that the complainant, its core member, was now under duress by a particular faction to withdraw the FIR. ACAUT said that the FIR was registered on July 11 at Zunheboto Police Station, following which the CMO obtained anticipatory bail while four others were awaiting the same bail. In this regard, ACAUT said it was forced to make this ‘public declaration’ that “if anything happens to the complainant, an ACAUT

member who filed the FIR on behalf of the movement, the five employees of the CMO establishment”, including the CMO and Accountant, would be solely responsible. It further reminded of the standing ACAUT resolution that “there is a blanket ban on ACAUT members going to the designated camps of the factions nor are summons acceptable”. Meanwhile, ACAUT urged upon the state government to ensure that no untoward incidents happen to responsible citizens who have always been on the forefront fighting for the common good.

stands at Rs.44,401 cr with total central assistance commitment of Rs.20,634 cr. Under Atal Mission, States/UTs have proposed an investment of Rs.1,146 cr in improving drainage networks in urban areas. As against the investment approved of Rs.281 cr in this regard during 2015-16, the Ministry of Urban Development has so far approved and investment of Rs.759 cr so far during the current financial year. During the Apex Committee meeting, Rajiv Gauba informed the States/UTs that annual action plans for the remaining three years of Atal Mission will be considered and approved in one go in the last quarter of this financial year to enable States/UTs for proper planning and execution of the project to realise the mission goals as envisaged by the last year of the mission i.e 2019-20.

lack transparency, says AMUCO

Correspondent

IMPHAL, AUG 4: All Manipur United Club Organisation (AMUCO) on Thursday alleged lack of transparency in the ongoing peace talks between government of India and NSCN (I-M). Speaking at a function held here to observe 19th Manipur Integrity Day, AMUCO president Mani Khuman said that nobody but only the NSCN (I-M) and Central government knew the actual content of the frame work agreement, which was signed on August 3, 2015. Keeping secret the points of the framework agreement shows lack of transparency in the ongoing peace talk, he said and alleged that people were kept in dark without disclosing the details of the agreement. “It is the manifestation of their hidden agenda. People of the state should be prepared to face the outcome of the peace accord. For that we need a common platform for all communities of the state for a common issue,” said Mani Khuman. All Manipur United Club Organisation has been observing August 4 every year to commemorate a massive rally, which was carried out on this day in 1997 reaffirming to safe guard the territorial integrity of Manipur. AMUCO president further reminded

that the August 4, 1997 rally had showed that people of all section of the society in the state stood firm for the territorial integrity of Manipur. Mani asserted that there has been a threat to the territorial integrity of the state since the commencement of the peace talks between NSCN (I-M) and government India. “AMUCO and people of the state always stand for the integrity of the state,” he said. Leaders of the civil bodies, who attended the occasion, asserted that they would not tolerate loss of any piece of Manipur’s territory at any costs or circumstances. No force should be allowed to disturb Manipur’s boundary. Any design to re-draw the boundary of Manipur would be opposed and defeated by the collective strength of the mass, they added. Irabot foundation Manipur president Th Iboyaima, Poirei Leimarol Meirapaibi Apunba Lup president L Memchoubi, Kuki Inpi Manipur home affair Hemjathang Khongai, Zeliangrong Union Imphal chairman DH Gaikhangmei and AMUCO advisor KT Rahaman graced the function as presidium members. Before the formal function, the dignitaries led the people in offering floral tribute at the “Integrity Pillar” standing on the southern side of the Imphal Pologround.

Urban transport

ANCSU ultimatum on directorate of higher education DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has appealed to the directorate of higher education (DHE) to take necessary steps to release the Post Matric Scholarship (PMS) on or before August 14, 2016, failing which, the association cautioned it would not be held responsible for any untoward situation in future. In an ultimatum addressed to director, higher education, ANCSU president Zhoku Thuluo and general secretary Benjong Longchar said the association had appealed and reminded the authority for the release of Post Matric Scholarship (PMS) for the year 2015-2016. However, ANCSU said despite of its endless effort, their demands “remained fruitless and unnoticed.” It pointed out that delay in disbursing scholarship has adversely affected the students, which, it described as “unjust on the part of the State Government and the department.”

Disease kills over 30 children in Myanmar’s Naga area ENCSU 7-day ultimatum on govt expires YANGON, AUG 4 (AGENCIES): An undiagnosed disease has killed more than 30 children in a remote part of Myanmar, officials said Thursday (August 4), with health authorities struggling to treat victims. The illness, with measles-like symptoms, has hit the far corner of Myanmar’s northern Sagaing region, a remote and mountainous area which borders eastern India and is populated by people from the Naga tribes. Adults and children have both been struck since the outbreak first emerged in June, a local MP said, but the illness appears to be particularly deadly to children under the age of five. “Altogether 23 children were have been killed in Lahal township and 13 killed in Nan Yon township since June because of this unknown disease,” Law Yon, a regional MP from Naga self-administrative region told AFP. “Rashes came out on their bodies, they have a fever and difficulty breathing because of coughing. Blood also

comes out while coughing,” he said. Some 200 people so far have come down with the disease, he said, adding that central authorities have been slow to react. The outbreak highlights how vulnerable Myanmar’s more remote populations are in a country where healthcare was never prioritised under decades of brutal and inept junta rule. It is one of the many crippling legacies that the newly installed civilian government of Aung San Suu Kyi is trying to tackle. Although budgets slightly increased in the last few years of outright army rule -- which ended with last November’s elections -- Myanmar is still one of the lowest spenders on healthcare as a share of GDP.

No money for health care

Several officials said central authorities have been slow to react. “We have this problem since two months ago and we haven’t received any help from the government yet,” said local administrator Kay Sai.

He said the deaths have been recorded in Nanyun and Lahe towns in the Naga region, one of the poorest in the country, about 1,300 kilometers from Yangon, adjoining India’s Nagaland state. He said most of the victims have been younger than 5. Kay Sai said officials have not been able to identify the disease, which appears to be contagious. Blood samples have been sent to a hospital in the neighboring Saggaing division and results are awaited. There has been no response from the Ministry of Health, or the Department of Prevention of Transmitted Diseases on the outbreak. He said local authorities have temporarily banned people from traveling around to prevent contagion. The Naga area is the least developed part of Myanmar and is in utter neglect with the absence of even the most basic health care, education and infrastructure. Law Yone, a local lawmaker of Lahe township, said that the region suffers from inadequate transportation,

insufficient number of health care workers and medicine. Because of the backwardness, even curable diseases have proved to be deadly in the past he said. The local authorities have temporarily banned travel in the area to prevent the disease from spreading. A health ministry official in the capital Naypyidaw confirmed the outbreak, including more than 30 deaths, and said tests were being carried out. “We assume at an initial stage it’s a measles outbreak or strong influenza. But we can definitely say only when we get the result from laboratory,” the official told AFP, requesting anonymity. For decades, a military junta has ruled Myanmar and the army still wields considerable power, despite November elections that cleared the wave for a newly formed civilian government. The Asian country spends very little on health care, a problem which has been exacerbated by a lack of infrastructure and health workers in Sagaing.

DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): Upon expiry of its seven-day ultimatum to state government, Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) Thursday asked all the college representatives to keep updated and be prepare “mentally and physically” and respond to union’s call at “any time positively”. In the ultimatum on July 26 last, ENCSU had claimed anomalies on the selection process of Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE) vis-à-vis Backward Tribe (B) quota. In a press statement, ENCSU chairman, Longre Chang and joint secretary, Nokchem Angth warned that the first phase of action will be intimated through media after consultative meeting with different Eastern organizations. ENCSU expressed surprise that the state government and Technical department were not taking interest to address the issue which actually was the work of the government to give it top priority. According to the release, some government officials in-

stead of addressing the matter were “trying to make the issue complicated by interpreting the laws of the Medical Council of India (MCI) and laws laid down by the state government wrongly”. In this regard, the union questioned the Technical department and the government as to how it was possible to implement two laws from different bodies in one examination? The union also questioned the government and department on what authority they were empowered to reserve 15% for backward tribes (BT) seats when MCI notification has mentioned nothing as such? ENCSU reminded the department and government that if they were sincere to follow the guideline of the MCI then it should be strictly implemented. The union also warned that it would not tolerate and warned of dire consequence on any manipulation on the rights of the BT for personal interest by interpreting the rules of MCI incorrectly. ENCSU said that there

was no point in setting up Common Selection Board (CSB), when the government and department were to select the candidates based on merits and as per MCI rules. In case, the department wanted to stick with the MCI guidelines, then the exam conducted by the state should be cancelled immediately and allow Central Board of School Education (CBSE) conduct the exam based on MCI rules like in Bihar, the union said. The union said that the excuse given by the department with regard to the cut of mark needed by a candidate to qualify for MBBS and BDS seat was just a make-up “laws for personal gain by few people on the bowl”. It stated that, as per the MCI, the students only needed to secure 50% (general) and 40% (other students) respectively in Biology, Chemistry and Physics in 12th examination. Therefore, ENCSU urged individuals who are against this to come out and sort out the problem “instead of becoming someone’s buffet”. K Y M C

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secretary said that many departments were neglecting their duties and functions for which “we” needed to change “our” mindset for the upliftment of the people. He called upon the staff to be sincere to improve the department and assured to give one computer set and also make the connecting

road to the office at the earliest. The meeting was chaired by deputy director, Art & Culture, Vevo Sapu. District Cultural Officer (DCO) Tesovekuolie Therie also spoke in the meeting where he shared the grievances and needs of the department.

Efforts on to trace missing person Zeliang, Mao body Jalukie flay assault

Khoyeih Konyak

DIMAPUR: One person namely Khoyeih Konyak has been reported missing since August 2 after a trip to Dibrugarh for medical treatment went terribly wrong for him and his travelling partner. Informing this in a press note, Mon Police stated that the missing person, Khoyeih Konyak, along with Konwang Konyak had gone to Dibrugarh from Mon for treatment. On

August 2 night at around 23:20 hrs the duo reportedly boarded the Brahmaputra Mail train from Dibrugarh and alighted at Bhojo Station near Tizit at around 01:30 hrs but they were drugged by three persons on the train and were left unconscious, Mon Police informed. Konwang was found at Alipurduar railway station in West Bengal by railway police on the night of August 3 at around 7: 30 p.m and presently undergoing medical treatment at the railway hospital.A police team with family members have been dispatched to take him into safe custody, Mon Police added. However, Mon Police stated that Khoyeih Konyak was still missing and efforts were on to trace him. In this regard, Mon Police has appealed to anyone with any information to contact Mon Police at 08974640018/09402842502.

NPF 11, NA II youth wing condemns DIMAPUR: NPF 11 Northern Angami II youth wing has strongly condemned the blazing of the vehicle Gypsy bearing registration number NL01 H 1530 belonging to Thejangulie Theünuo, president NPF 11, Northern Angami II A/C on August 4 around 1 am at his residence near city church Kohima by an unidentified person. Youth wing president Neituo Keyientsu and press secretary Vikuolie Kense in a condemnation note stated that such uncivilized act cannot be accepted in the society and those behind the act should be brought to justice. The Youth Wing has urged the authority to take immediate measures in order to prevent recurrence of such act that hurt the sentiments of the people and also appealed the right thinking citizens to condemn the act.

AR donates uniform to school children

DIMAPUR: 18 Assam Rifles (AR) on July 25 presented 384 sets of stitched uniforms to the children of Government High School, Lilen Kuki. According to AR, a social program was organised by the school during which head teacher, Government High School, Lilen Kuki, Thangminlen, expressed gratitude to AR for this initiative. School inspector, department of education, Peren, Henpu district was also present during the function, AR added.The Commandant interacted with locals and assured them of all possible help on behalf of the security forces.

DIMAPUR: Zeliang People Organisation Nagaland (ZPN), Mao Union Jalukie and Mao Women Jalukie Unit have vehemently condemned the “assault and attempt to murder” of Pf. Abraham and his wife D. Komuhra on August 3 by some miscreant(s) armed with stones near Pimla village. In a press note, ZPO (N) secretary Kerang Dumtta said some youth had stopped the tata sumo (NL 01T 6489) enroute to Jalukie from Dimapur carrying the principal and staff of JNV school Jalukie at Pimla junction. ZPO (N) alleged that the miscreant(s) were in search of “Zeliang occupant”. However, since the driver (Abraham) was the only Naga, ZPO (N) said that the miscreants started to hit him with stones, injuring grievously. Seeing this, ZPO (N) said that his wife, a staff (UDC) of the school tried to stop the miscreant, but was punched and hit with the stone on her mouth. ZPO (N) said it condemned such act of insanity and questioned the perpetrators as to “why they hated Zelaing community and what wrong have they done?” ZPO(N) further asked “the concerned tribal hoho, under whose jurisdiction Pimla village falls, to come out with clarification, whether it was the handiwork of some individual or a tribal issue?” It has asked the concerned tribal hoho to take stern action against the culprit if they had taken such step on an individual capacity. ZPO(N) further demanded the concern authority to book the culprit at the earliest and award befitting punishment before the matter turns

into a tribal issue. It warned that the “inaction of the concern authority may invite wrath of the public, for which the public should not be held responsible”. M U J: M a o U n i o n Jalukie (MUJ) also condemned the “wilful attempt to murder” it members—P.F. Abraham and D. Komuhra on August 3, 2016 near Pimla Village, without any provocation. In a press note, MUJ president said that the accused armed with stone, way laid the vehicle which was hired by JNV staff Jalukie for official duty. MUJ said that the accused vented out abuse on tribal lines and began to assault Abraham without any reason including Komuhra. While condemning the communal agenda of the accused to inflict such grievous injuries, MUJ urged the competent and rightful authority to book the culprit and award befitting punishment to the culprit at the earliest without fail. It said that such “communal hatred to destroy or maim the life of innocent public, should be vehemently condemned by every right thinking Naga brethren”. MWUJ: In another condemnation note the Mao Women Jalukie Unit president while terming the incident as “inhuman act” has appealed to all right thinking citizens to stand up against such “forces that tries to disintegrate our people by tribalism” and also demanded that appropriate action be taken against the culprit at the earliest. Further, the unit also extended it prayers and wishes for a speedy recovery to the victims.

ATMA Dmu organizes ‘within district farmers trg’

Ranjit Singhvi, agri-tech, 4th mile demonstrating farm machineries. Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Dimapur had organized “within district farmers training” under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) on Thursday at ATMA training centre, Dimapur. In the programme, resource person, SDO, Kohima, department of soil & K

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water conservation, Takomar speaking on “water management practices” in technical session-I stressed on river linking, erosion and deposition of soil and water management practices. He also gave a power point presentation about the activities done by the department on farm ponds, spurs, drainage line treatment, loose boulder check dams, retaining wall (SBEC) and impounding

ponds. Speaking on “low cost water structure” in technical session-I resource person, KVK, Jharnapani, Imliakum explained on methods for making jalkund and utilization of water. He said that site of jalkund could be selected at high reaches of crop catchment areas so that water could be recycled through gravitational force without using any extra energy.

He mentioned that capacity would depend on the water requirement for crop/ animal, jalkund would retain about 15, 000, 20, 000 and 30, 000 litres of water respectively with the dimensions of 5mx3mx1m, 5mx4mx1m and 5mx4mx1.5m and the size of lining material of the corresponding dimension would be 8mx6m, 8mXm and 9mx8m. He also said that direct precipitation of the rain was allowed for water harvesting, run-off water should be avoided but the roof top water could be harvested and diverted to jalkund. He stressed on preparation of jalkund, laying of LDPE polyfilm/silpauline, covering of the jalkund, fencing and utilization of harvested water. In technical session-II, live demonstration on farm machineries, importance of micro irrigation was demonstrated by Ranjit Singhvi, agri-tech, 4th mile. Earlier, the programme was chaired by DSCO & AMC member (ATMA), Hovuto Zhimomi while keynote address was delivered by DAO & PD (ATMA), K.Remphamo Kikon. Vote of thanks was proposed by deputy PD, ATMA, Tonikali followed by interaction of farmers with the resource persons.

NKVIB informs: In view of the new system of online submission of application form for Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme(PMEGP), all the interested candidate of PMEGP for 2016-17 under Phek district have been informed to visit www.kviconline.gov.in. In an official release issued by the executive director Nagaland Khadi and Village Industries Board, Chozuba Phek, A. Khekiya Rengma informed to contact NKVIB Chozuba and DIC Chozuba during office hour adding that date of submission of form were fixed from August 2 to 20. Kohima DPDB meeting: Kohima District Planning

and Development Board meeting for the month of August scheduled on August 16 has been pre-poned to August 8, 10 a.m in the Kohima DPDB conference hall. The meeting will also finalize and approve the LADP 2016-2017 schemes. All the concerned DPDB members have been requested to note the change of meeting date and time and attend the meeting positively. This was informed by ADC (Planning) & member secretary DPDB, Kohima, Ketoho Luho.

Dimapur DPDB meeting postponed: Dimapur District

Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meeting for the month of August 2016 has been postponed till further notice, as informed by assistant development commissioner and member secretary DPDB, Augustine M. Yanthan.

NCVYS informs: New Chumoukedima Village Youth Society (NCVYS) has informed all concerned for the maintenance of law and order within its jurisdiction. Society has informed that dumping of waste in any form into the Chathe river, indulgence in anti social and illegal activities, breaking of bottles, bursting of crackers, forest fire, hunting, fishing and collection of natural resources without permission would be strictly prohibited, Defaulter would be strictly dealt with. NCVYS has further appealed for cooperation from all visitors. Minimal charge for dengue case: As per the directives

of the government of India, National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme, ministry of Health and Family Welfare has informed that during the monsoon and post-monsoon

NSCN/GPRN UT-I informs DIMAPUR: Taking serious note of reported ‘immoral’ activities and consumption of liquor in several public places around Dimapur, the NSCN/ GPRN UT-I informed that such activities were “strictly prohibited” and has warned defaulters of strict action. In a press note, secretary UT-I NSCN/GPRN, Akato Swu, under the direction of CAO caretaker UT-I, also informed restaurants/nightclubs/pups/bootleggers etc to close down by 10 p.m in order to avoid unwanted incidents. Further, stating that it has received several complaints regarding sale of motor parts above MRP at exorbitant rates, NSCN/GPRN UT-I informed all the motor parts shops to sell their goods as per company printed rate. “In case if any shop is found practising such act, strict action shall be taken,” it cautioned. Meanwhile, NSCN/ GPRN UT-I has sought the co-operation of all organisations/unions/associations/ business establishments and every section of society under UT-I for “better understanding/co-ordination and smooth functioning of the administration.”

period, numbers of dengue cases may occur and numerous cases maybe reported. In view of this the ministry of Health and Family Welfare has requested the private health sectors not to charge more than Rs. 600 per test for dengue as this would greatly reduce the economic burden on the community. This was informed by joint director & SPO directorate of H&FW Kohima.

Rejoinder to ‘BJP Zbto convenes’: Apropos ‘BJP Zbto

convenes’ published on August 3, BJP Zunheboto District has stated that the ‘District Executive Meeting’ was convened without the knowledge of the district body therefore the said meeting on August 6 should be treated as “null and void.” In a press note, vice president, BJP Zunheboto District, Vikishe Awomi, alleged that the news item was released by some “unauthorised persons” which was unconstitutional and not from the concerned district.

CNBEK meeting: The Chukitong Nkonjan Baptist Ekhumkho Khumshum (CNBEK) has convened a general meeting on August 6, 10 a.m at Chukitong town to discuss matters relating to Chukitong Area Baptist Mission School (CABMS). CABMS chairman, Longtsuthung Kikon has requested all the school managing board (SMB) members, patrons, village ekhung/khumshum (union) of Wokha, Kohima and Dimapur and concern range elders to attend the meeting positively. Phek DPDB meeting preponed: Phek District Planning & Development Board meeting has been pre-poned to August 9, due to unavoidable circumstances. Time and venue remain the same and all are requested to attend positively. SDEO Wokha informs on BS&G induction programme: Sub divisional education officer (SDEO) and

district secy Bharat Scouts & Guides (BS&G) Wokha has informed that induction programme for the district office bearers of BS&G would be held on August 6, 2p.m at Deputy Commissioner’s (DC) Conference Hall Wokha. Informing that the information was in accordance to the instruction of the DC Wokha, SDEO has asked all the present district officials, scout master‘s, guide captains and scout & guides to attend the programme with full uniform.

Parade rehearsal Dimapur district: Additional deputy

commissioner of police/PRO Dimapur has informed that parade rehearsal for the forth coming Independence Day celebration in respect to Dimapur district would commence on August 8. All contingents have been requested to report to the DDSC Stadium by on August 8, 7 a.m.

H&H stakeholders of NE states meet

DIMAPUR: Central Staff Training and Research Institute (CSTARI), Kolkata, ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, government of India in collaboration with the department of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (ESD&E), Nagaland organised a oneday meeting of stakeholders for handloom & handicraft (H&H) sector for the NE states on August 3 in the directorate conference hall. A press note by director ESD&E, M. Sangtam stated that the meeting was attended by Incessant Welfare Society, Dimapur, International Bor- Handloom & Handicrafts stakeholders at the meet. der Area Organization, Matei Kerelima SHG, Mhainamtsi, OFFICE OF THE Peren, Zynorique Initiative, Kohima, officials from InCHISHILIMI STUDENTS’ UNION dustries & Commerce dept., DISTRICT – ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND officials from the EmployMotto: We Forge Onwards ment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship directorate, principals from all govt. ITIs The Chishilimi Students’ Union in the state and the district employment officers from the w i t h i m m e n s e p r i d e w o u l d l i k e t o extend our heartiest congratulations to districts. The resource persons Miss. LINOKA K. ACHUMI D/o, Mr & Mrs. Kikhevi from CSTARI, Kolkata were Achumi for her success in the recently conducted H. V. Samvatsar, Director, San- NSEE (MBBS) 2016. The Union further wishes a bright and prosperous future in all jay Kumar, joint director and L. K. Mukherjee, deputy direc- her future endeavours. Er. Bovika Chishi Bonoto Zhimo tor who dwelled on formulaPresident, CKK General Secretary, CKK tion of training curriculum based on the indigenous skills and practices of the NE states. OFFICE OF THE

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DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Art & Culture, E. Eshak Konyak inspected the District Cultural Office Phek on August 4 and held a meeting with the staff, during which he assured to give his best for the upliftment of the department. According to DIPR report, the parliamentary

RLCCA meeting: Rengma-Lotha Class-I Contractors’ Association (RLCCA) has convened a general meeting on August 8, 12:00 noon at Rengma Hoho Office, Tseminyu Town. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting.

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The Chiechama Officers’ Krotho (COK) congratulate Ms. Vituozonuo Keditsu, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Thekielie Keditsu of Chiechama for securing 1st Rank as Station Superintendent under Nagaland State Transport in the recently declared NPSC Civil Services Exam. The Krotho is proud of her success and thank the Almighty God for bringing laurels to our Village. The Krotho also wish her good health and a successful career.

For your biggest achievement, congratulations! May you have many more years of success and higher achievements. The ASU Heqheto Zhimomi Tilimi with immense joy congratulates Miss. Nippy K. Zhimomi D/o Mr. Kaikhu Zhimomi and Mrs. Shenili Zhimomi for successfully clearing the recent JEE Civil Engineering. DP-5369 OFFICE OF THE

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Through this column, we the Kohima Longpa Senso Telongjem with immense pride and happiness would like to congratulate Mr. Imliwabang Aier, S/o Mr. Limaonen Aier & Mrs. Ngangshikokla Longchar for being selected as Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) through the Nagaland Public Service Commission. It is our heartfelt prayer that the Almighty God guide him in his career and all his future endeavours. (Imsuyanger Aier) President, KLST

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We would like to congratulate the following successful candidates for clearing recently declared NPSC 2016 for bringing laurels to our community. We wish them further success in all their future endeavours. 1. Dzuvisezso Tetso : Secretariat Assistant 2. Asano Zashü : Secretariat Assistant 3. Meswehe Toso : Secretariat Assistant 4. Vizayie Kar : Inspector of Taxes 5. Medongulie Keyie : Inspector of Industries / Extension Oﬃcer 6. Lhoushevikho Khoushe : Inspector of Industries/ Extension Oﬃcer 7. Visakhole Naki : Economic Investigator K-2839

Parliamentary secretary for Art & Culture E. Eshak Konyak addressing the meeting at Phek DCO on August 4, 2016 (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: NNC/Peoples Republic of Nagaland has extended support to the NTC demand for ILP throughout Nagaland, since the illegal immigrants has posed a serious threat to Naga people’s economy, tradition and cultural identity of the Nagas. NNC/PRN through its MIP stated that government of Nagaland must wake up and listen to Naga peoples’ voice and enforce ILP in Dimapur, if Dimapur belongs to Nagaland. NNC/PRN, MIP stated that it shall stand firm on issue of illegal immigrants in Nagaland and would take future course of action to build better Naga society, where peace would prevail and Nagas are one in every walk of live. It also called on civil societies, NGOs, student bodies to unite and fight against illegal immigrants for safeguarding the next generation.

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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 23 17 Wokha

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Members of Kohima Orthopaedic Society at Naga hospital on Thursday. (NP)

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KOHIMA, AUG. 4 (NPN): Kohima Orthopaedic Society (KOS) along with India Orthopaedic Association (IOA) observed the “National Bone and Joint Day” under the theme “one member, one free surgery” at Naga Hospital Authority (NHAK), Kohima Thursday. Briefing the media persons, Dr Gwalozou Thong said every year, August 4 was observed as the National Bone and Joint Day. Every life member, attached to the Indian Orthopedic Association, has taken a pledge to perform at least one free surgery for a deserving patient, marking the National Bone and Joint Day. Dr. Thong said this year it had decided to conduct free

surgeries from August 3 to 5, 2016, for the economically weaker sections of the society. “We have performed 3 free surgeries today and two major free surgeries will be done by tomorrow,” he added. Dr Thong informed that IOA was one of the largest Academy Professional Organizations of doctors, consisting of nearly 12,000 life members from the length and breadth of India, spanning across 22 states and hundreds of cities and thousands of districts. The Association has completed 60 years of its existence since its inception in 1955 and has been a pivotal body for streamlining academics and research, as well as social networking among orthopaedic surgeons and was recognised all over the world.

LKA organizes free finger painting workshop Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): The Little Kingdom Academy (LKA) organized “free finger painting workshop,” learning through colours for children aged 2-5 years (play-group till (upper kindergarten) KG –II) on Thursday at The Little Kingdom Academy, Khermahal police point. During the workshop, resource person, Mhonchumi Lotha from Singapore explained that finger painting was an ideal activity which appealed to people of all age. She said that finger painting was fun, creative and helped to develop not only an individual’s physical skills but also the social skills. She mentioned that finger painting was very important for younger ones to explore and investigate materials and texture without the pressure of producing an end result/ product. For little ones just playing with finger paint, enjoying the feel or texture of it and allowing them to create interesting designs was considered to be highly therapeutic, said Mhonchumi. She elaborated that with the ability to master a new skill and gaining some personal milestone, a child’s self esteem could be enhanced. For older children, Mhonchumi said

Orthopaedic NHAK, Dr Kehoustuo Kuotsu said for this year the theme “one member, one free surgery” has been adopted and it has been conducting free surgeries from August 3 till August 5. Being the first of its kind, the IOA aims to create an opportunity to benefit thousands of people from the poor or lower socio economic strata through this initiative. Orthopaedic doctors from Nagaland, namely Dr Neikhrielie Khimiao, Dr Gwalozou Thong, Dr Kehousetuo Kuotsu, Dr Visietsolie Vupru and Dr Neilakuo Kire of the Kohima Orthopaedic Society was providing the services in commemoration of National Bone and Joint Day and participate in the World DImapur: ADC, ZunRecord Free Orthopaedic heboto, Nungsangmenla Surgery, said Dr Kuotsu. Imchen has informed that a training on RTI act has been scheduled on August 11, 10 a.m at DC’s conference hall. The following officials have been asked to participate would be launched by author without fail: presidents of of ‘The Fire of Revival’ and Sumi Hoho, STH, Sumi a key perso in spreading the Kukami Hoho, SKK, ZTYO, revival fire in Nagaland, Rev. principal of Zunheboto GovM. I. Luen on the first night. ernment College and GHSS, The Combined Minis- chairman, Sumi Literature tries Mokokchung seeks prayer Board and all heads of offices support and invites people of and PIOs. All the organizaall age groups to come and be tions have been informed to blessed in the seven-day revival detail two representatives each for the training. meetings.

Tiny tots enjoying finger painting at Little Kingdom Academy. (NP)

that with finger painting as an alternate medium to work with they could try out varying ways to illustrate the world around them from flowers, butterflies to numbers and alphabets. She pointed out that finger painting was one of the many core activities used for planning a balanced education routine that integrated play and real life learning. She believed that Little Kingdom Academy would not only provide preschool education but go beyond just basic text book learning, by focusing and addressing the child’s development in social,

emotional, physical, intellectual and language aspect. She also mentioned that Little Kingdom Academy, preschoolers would be provided with stable environment and would have the opportunity to learn how to work and play with each other, develop large and small muscle dexterity, receive appropriate stimulation for creative mental development and learn how to deal acceptably with emotions. During the workshop

tiny tots were taught how to finger paint with homemade paints and other activities. It may be noted that The Little Kingdom Academy provides balanced curriculum, using both Montessori and play way method. The academy is well planned with stimulating and interesting activities using IQ toys and have nutritious, well balanced meal plan of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian.

RTI training Zunheboto

Revival meetings to be launched in Mokokchung DIMAPUR: Programme on “revive Mokokchung” under the theme ‘heal our land’ (2 Chronicles 7:14) has been scheduled from August 8 to 14 at Cosmos Hall, Mokokchung by the combined ministries of Mokokchung. The various ministries include Amazing Grace Ministry, Crossroad Christian Ministry, Erchit

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Mokokchung. It stated that the focus points for the revival includes: To give hope to the youth of Mokokchung; To begin the process of reviving the youths of Mokokchung; To feed the hungry youths in spirit of Mokokchung; To raise up a generation passionate for Christ in Mokokchung. The seven-day revival

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Flood situation in Assam improves

BSF jawans provide relief materials flood affected people of Dhubri in Assam on Thursday. (PTI) GUWAHATI, AUG 4 (PTI): Flood situation in Assam improved considerably today, though nearly three lakh people are still suffering across ten districts in the state. According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), more than 2.85 lakh people are currently affected across 386 villages in ten districts. Till yesterday, nearly eight lakh people were affected by the floods across 638

villages in 14 districts. The death toll in the current wave of floods stood at 34 across the state. As of now, the affected districts were Jorhat, Golaghat, Bongaigaon, Dhemaji, Barpeta, Dhubri, Morigaon, Kokrajhar, Nagaon and Goalpara. Among them, Barpeta was the worst affected with nearly one lakh people still suffering, followed by Dhubri with over 80,000 and Goalpa-

ra with almost 40,000 people currently hit by the floods, the ASDMA said. The authorities were running 66 relief camps and distribution centres, where 18,708 people were taking shelter across eight districts. Nearly 13,000 hectares of crop area was under flood water across the state. Currently, the Brahmaputra was flowing above the danger mark at Nematighat in Jorhat and Dhubri town.

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Mizoram-HPC(D) fake tax official arrested in Bokajan peace talks next week AIZAWL, AUG 4 (PTI): Peace talks between the Mizoram government and Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) militants will be held here from August 10, state Home Minister R Lalzirliana Thursday said. Lalzirlianal chaired a meeting of senior home department and police officials to discuss the modalities for the talks. The HPC(D) delegation would comprise six members while a four-member state government delegation would be headed by additional secretary for home Lalbiakzama, the Minister said The negotiations between the state government and the Hmar outfit led by its chairman H Zosangbera fizzled out in August 2013 over disagreement on extension of the Suspension of Operations (SoO) which resulted in the arrest of several leaders of the militant group. The fallout of the failed parleys was the ambush of a team of legislators in which three policemen were killed on March 28 last year near Mizoram-Manipur border Zokhawthiang hamlet. Many of those involved in the ambush were arrested while one of the militants, Malsawmkima, a state police deserter, was gunned down few days after the ambush.

Meeting on garbage management in Haflong HAFLONG, AUG 4 (AGENCIES): A meeting on scientific disposal of garbage in Haflong town in Assam’s Dima Hasao district was organised at the Conference Hall of North Cachar Hills Autonomous Council (NCHAC) on Thursday. The meeting was organised by Haflong Town Committee (HTC) chief executive officer (CEO) Debanon Daolagupu and presided over by NCHAC chief executive member (CEM) Debolal Gorlosa. The meeting discussed various methods for disposal and recycling of garbage in Haflong town to avoid environmental and health hazard in the hill town. The meeting was also attended by EM for Health, Samuel Changsan, EM for PWD Niranjan Hojai, EM for Fishery ST James Hrangkhol, EM for social Welfare Debojit Bathari, NCHAC principal secretary Ramesh Thousen, MACs, joint health director Dr. Dipali Barman, superintendent of Haflong civil Hospital, Dr. Harpal Singh Suri, Gaon Burahs of Trenching areas, representatives of NGOsand senior citizens of the hill town.

diesel and cooking fuels LPG and kerosene by way of giving discount of crude oil they sell to refiners. In 2008, the government asked them to pay royalty on the discounted price, thereby impact revenue of oil producing states like Gujarat and Assam. Gujarat government in 2011 filed a petition before the High Court, stating that it should be paid royalty at market rate and the difference in royalty payment since 2008 at prediscount rate (in comparison to market rate) was computed at Rs 9,000 crore to Rs 10,000 crore. The High Court ruled in its favour in November 2013. ONGC challenged the decision in the Supreme Court which asked the company pay Gujarat at gross or pre-discount price during pendency of the petition. While Gujarat was getting royalty at pre-discounted rates, Assam was paid the duty at discounted rate. The government last month ordered ONGC and OIL to pay Assam royalty at pre-discounted rates from back date of February 2014. The royalty for the period since February 2014 was paid to Assam government today. Pradhan said he had in April 2015 asked the then Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi to also take the Gujarat route and field petition in court but “they filed a petition but did not fight it.” “Gross injustice was done to Assam and today we are here to rectify that,” he said.

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ITANAGAR, AUG 4 (PTI): A 75-year-old woman, who was abandoned by her son at a hospital near here last month, was reunited with her family by the joint efforts of police, state legal services authority and other social organisations. Brajeswari Burman, who was suffering from diarrhoea, was taken to Tomo Riba State Hospital (TRSH) at Naharlagun on July 25 by her son and daughterin-law. They left the hospital allegedly when the doctor asked them to bring some medicines, and did not return, a release by Arunachal Pradesh State Legal Services Authority (APSLSA) said today. After members of APSLSA, Arunachal Vivekananda Yuva Shakti, a social organisation, and Woman Helpline searched for her kin for six days, and used social media for the purpose, they got the whereabouts of a her son and daughter-in-law from a person, it said. On questioning by police it was revealed that the woman was staying with her eldest daughter-in-law at Naharlagun. When her health condition worsened, they had dumped her at the doorsteps of her younger son, who abandoned her at the hospital, the release said. APSLSA and the police took an undertaking from her sons and daughtersin-law that they would take care of the woman. Besides, the APSLSA will give Rs 2,000 per month to her, the release said.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MEDZIPHEMA, DIST. DIMAPUR : NAGALAND JUDL/SUC-1/2016/148

Dt. Medz. the 1st Aug 2016 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Hoinu Tamang W/o. Late B.B. Tamang, a resident of Molvom Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 to draw/operate/transfer/ pension, who expired on 15.05.2016. Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice. DP-5396

(SARA S. JAMIR) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland

THANKS GIVING PROGRAMME S. Vihuto Yeptho Hd. G.B., S. Vihuto Village has convened its Thanks Giving Service on 6th August (Saturday) 2016 at 10:00 am at S. Vihuto Village for being elected as the President of Western Sumi Kukami Hoho ( WSKH) for the tenure 2016-2019. All the former executives, office bearers, new executives, of WSKH, SOUD, all Former President WSKH, WSH, ES. WSBAK and all Frontal Heads of Western Sumi are requested to attend the thanks giving programme. DP-5425

S. Vihuto Yeptho President, WSKH.

DISCHARGE ORDER

In exercise of the power conferred upon, the undersigned do hereby discharge Mr. Mughato Section Ofﬁcer from the Active National Service on this day, the 7th of April 2016 on account of unavoidable domestic problem and feeble health with immediate effect. The Service rendered by them shall ever be remember and treasured in the annals of our Naga Political History. The government therefore, wish them a very bright future ahead. DP-5377

Issue by Mr. Starson MIP. NSCN (K) GPRN

AGARTALA, AUG 4 (IANS): A multi-purpose Integrated Development Complex (IDC), to be funded by the Union Commerce Ministry, will be set up in Tripura to boost trade with Bangladesh, officials said on Thursday. The IDC will come up at a cost of Rs 12.62 crore at the Manu Land Custom Station (LCS) near Sylhet division in Bangladesh. “The IDC will be an important trading point between India and Bangladesh. This will be the second IDC along Tripura’s border with Bangladesh,” Tripura’s Industry and Commerce Department Director V.G. Genner told IANS. Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman inaugurated the first IDC at Srimantapur in Tripura along the border with Bibir Bazar district of Bangladesh. Tripura has eight Land Custom Stations along the India-Bangladesh border. The IDC, to be built on six acres of land, is a miniature

BOKAJAN, AUG 4 (AGENCIES): A fake tax official was arrested on charges of cheating various traders and businessmen from Bokajan in Assam’s East Karbi Anglong district on Thursday, police said. The arrested individual has been identified as Semson Engti, a resident of Fisaripar Village under Bokajan Police Station. One fake identity card, numerous rubber stamps of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) were recovered from him. “Engti has been cheating small traders and businessmen of the small industrial town for the past several months by conducting surprise raids, looking for trade license and sales tax clearance certificates

of the Integrated Checkpost built by India along Bangladesh and Myanmar border to boost trade and business. The IDCs would have all basic modern facilities like customs, immigration, banking with currency exchange facility, warehouse and public utility services. “Of the Rs 12.62 crore projects, 90 per cent would be borne by the Union Commerce Ministry and the rest by the Tripura government,” he added. Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on Tuesday visited the proposed site of the new IDC. There are 31 Land Custom Stations in the northeast bordering Bangladesh. According to a Tripura official, the total India-Bangladesh trade has increased manifold in Tripura from Rs 4.12 crore in 1995-96 to Rs 384 crore in 2015-16. Goods worth Rs 382 crore were imported from Bangladesh and the remaining amount was the value of exports.

CORRIGENDUM

Appropos to advertisement of the Nagaland Public Service Commission 'NOTIFICATION' published on Page No. 4 of the Nagaland Post on 3rd August 2016 Wherein No.I for the post of EAC is correct but from No. II onwards the first columnn should be read as 'Rank' and not Sl.No. as was published.

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With reference to the letter published on Nagaland Post d a t e d 4 th A u g u s t 2 0 1 6 o n page 10 under the caption APPRECIATION, the letter head should be read as BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY 30th Alongtaki Mandal, Nagaland and as Monglu Jamir President, 30 th Alongtaki Mandal and not as published. The inconvenience is sincerely regretted.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 10TH NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE) ZHADIMA : NAGALAND

No.10BN(IR) RO-44/2016-17/1015

Dated, Zhadima the 26th July 2016

To,

No. 101507 CONSTABLE IMNACHUCHANG S/o. Imlinokcha 'A' Coy, 10th NAP Bn (IR) Zhadima, Nagaland. Sub :- FINAL CALLING NOTICE No. 101507 Constable Imnachuchang, S/o. Imlinokcha, Village-Mangmetong, PO-Alichen, P.S-II Mokokchung, DistMokokchung is found absent from Government bonafide duty w.e.f 19/06/16. Whereas, 3 (Three) Calling Notices has been issued to you through concerned P.S vide this office letter No.10 BN (IR) RO.44/ 2015-16/728 Dt. 23/06/16, No. 10 BN (IR) RO-44/2016-17/814 Dt. 01/07/16 and No. 10 BN (IR) RO-44/ 2016-17/885 Dt. 11/07/16 but you failed to report back for duty. Whereas it is notified that last opportunity is given to No.101507 Constable Imnachuchang to report back to undersigned within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this final calling notice, failing which you will be dismissed from service from the date of your absence and declare deserter without further notice. DC-1739

Dear Arimong Quinker Having a great son like you is definitely the best thing that has ever happened to our life. We are really proud to have you as our son. Our blessings are always with you. May God bless you with all you desire, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! With Lots Of Love From Apuh & Abba.

The arrested fake sales tax inspector Semson Engti at Bokajan police station.

ONGC, OIL pays Assam Rs 1,450 Woman abandoned New complex on Indiacr in past royalty dues on oil at hospital by son Bangladesh border to boost trade NEW DELHI, AUG 4 (PTI): State-owned ONGC and Oil India Ltd Thursday paid Assam government Rs 1,450 crore in past royalty dues on crude oil produced in the state with Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan saying the previous Congress government had done great injustice to the state. While OIL Chairman and Managing Director Utpal Bora handed over a cheque of Rs 1,149.24 crore to Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal, Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) CMD Dinesh K Sarraf presented a cheque of Rs 300.64 crore. Speaking on the occasion, Pradhan alleged that Congress President Sonia Gandhi in a bid to “punish people of Gujarat for re-electing Narendra Modi as Chief Minister in 2007” had changed the way royalty is paid to crude oil producing states. In trying to target Gujarat, Assam too became a victim, he said. Assam Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma too said the methodology of charging royalty was changed to “curtail economic prosperity of Gujarat” but in the process “Assam too was weakened.” According to the Oil Field Act, ONGC/OIL are required to pay 20 per cent royalty on price of crude oil it extracts from onland oil blocks to the state governments. But the government in 2004 order asking them to share a part of the subsidy on petrol,

“ Dear Lungria” You are a man of God and a blessing to ever yone around you.You are an angel in disguise. With all the noble attributes of humility,patience,kindness,you are an embodiment of a gentleman.Continue serving the Lord. May you be blessed.Happy birthday! From EU Committee members. ______________________________

Commandant 10th NAP Bn (India Reserve) Zhadima, Nagaland.

etc from them,” a senior police official said. The individual has alleged carried out an inspection at a steel truck manufacturing unit own by Samir Pal in Bokajan town in the last week. During the inspection, he found the sales tax clearance certificate expired and took Rs 2,700 from Pal for its renewal. However, he was rounded up by a group of people on Wednesday as he gave a trade license to the industrial unit instead of sales tax renewal certificate. He was later handed over to Bokajan Police. An FIR was lodged against him with case No 16/16 under sections 448/419/420/468/384 of IPC.

Khandu constitutes committee to frame land acquisition policy ITANAGAR, AUG 4 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu Thursday constituted a ninemember committee of senior officers to frame a policy to fast track the land acquisition process by the Army and other paramilitary forces in the state. He constituted the committee during a meeting with the General Officer Commanding 4 Corps, Lt General D Anbu, who called on him, an official release said.

Khandu advised the committee to frame the policy in consultation with the Centre and submit the report within one month. The policy would accelerate land acquisition process by the Army and other paramilitary forces in the state. The Chief Minister asked the Chief Secretary to create a separate division to look into the land acquisition process for Army, paramilitary forces, SSB and other central government organisations.

Manipur to host 5th International Tourism Mart from Nov 23 Correspondent IMPHAL, AUG 4: Manipur will host the 5th International Tourism Mart for North East Region from November 23 to 25, Manipur tourism secretary Nidhi Mani Tripathi informed on Thursday. Addresing a press conference in Imphal, Tripathi said that Ministry of Tourism has chosen Manipur to host the mega event. The programme is organized with an objective to showcase the rich tourism potential of the North East in the domestic and international markets. Three delegates each from 35 countries are expected to participate in the event, Tripathi said, adding that among thecountries there are United Kingdom, Thailand, Australia, Singapore, Germany, Russia and Switzerland. Official delegates, cultural troupes, tour operators and

entrepreneurs from all North East are likely to take part in the Mart, she added. She further said that Tourism Department has a vision to develop the infrastructure with aesthetics approach Manipur has the potentialities to emerge as tourist destination due to its strategic location of being the gateway to South East Asia, its bounteous natural resources and its rich cultural heritage, she also said. She also highlighted a slew of measures undertaken by the department with financial assistance from Ministry of Tourism and North Eastern Council (NEC) for developing infrastructural facilities to boost tourism in the state. “The department has concentrated mostly on the sites which have the potentialities to draw both domestic and foreign tourists,” she said. One of the sites is Lok-

tak Lake together with Keibul Lamjao. As part of this venture the tourism department will take up construction of resort and cottages at Sendra, restaurant at Ombaching with public utilities etc. As part of this circuit, Triipathi informed that the department is also constructing tourism huts, along with establishing Yoga and Spa Centre and Lake Cruise at Ningthoukhong and Phubala under the Swadesh Darshan Scheme of the Ministry of Tourism. The department is also exploring possibilities of private sector investment in Ropeway Project at Loktak Lake between Sendra and Chaoba Ching for which the tender a fresh tender has been floated after the private party which bagged the initial tender backed away from implementing the project citing personal reasons.

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Setback for AAP Govt; HC says LG is Delhi administrative head War of words between LG, AAP govt; feel sorry for Kejriwal: Jung

Najeeb Jung between any other Union Territory and the national capital and alleged that on the “pretext of rules”, various decisions aimed at curbing corruption have been stalled. Jung, addressing a rare press conference, said a number of decisions including Delhi Government’s directions to power regulator DERC, appointment of government representatives to BSES board and certain orders relating to tax will have to be “corrected” as they did not have his concurrence. At the same time, he said the Court’s ruling that he is the “administrative head” of Delhi was neither a victory for him nor a defeat for Kejriwal, noting fulcrum of the verdict was to protect the sanctity of Constitution. The BJP and Congress attacked the AAP government asking it to respect Consti-

Una incident: T’gana BJP MLA booked for ‘hate speech’ HYDERABAD, AUG 4 (PTI): A case has been registered here against Telangana BJP MLA Raja Singh for his remarks which allegedly defended the attacks on Dalits in Gujarat’s Una and supported the cow vigilantes involved, police said on Thursday. Mala Sankshema Sangam president B Ramprasad lodged a complaint with Mangalhat Police here accusing Singh of delivering hate speech through his statements. Following the complaint, a case was registered on August 2 under IPC section 153A (promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, etc, and doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony) against the BJP MLA, Mangalhat Police Station Sub-Inspector Sekhar said. “The matter is under investigation,” Assistant Commissioner of Police (Goshamahal Division) K Ram Bhupal Rao told PTI. In a two-and-half minute video posted on Facebook on July 30, Singh had defended the cow vigilantes, saying those who consume cow meat are bringing “disgrace” to the entire community and should be “taught a lesson”. “I am asking those Dalits (who kill cows). Is it necessary to murder cow and eat its meat? This is absolutely wrong. It is because of such ‘galeez’ (dirty or disgusting) Dalits, that the image of whole Dalit community, which is patriotic, follows dharma, and worships cows, is tarnished. “I support the beating (up) of Dalits who slaughter cows to consume its meat. It is apt. I also support those who taught them a lesson,” Singh had said in the video. He had said there are so many Dalits in Telangana who take part in ‘Gau Raksha’ along with him. Telangana AAP workers, led by their leader Somnath Bharati, had on August 2 held a demonstration near Hyderabad Police Commissionerate demanding registration of an FIR against Singh and his arrest.

tutional provisions. Arguing that AAP government has been targeted for trying to contain corruption, Sisodia said “The High Court says Delhi is merely an Union Territory. If as per Constitution Delhi is only an UT, then why was it amended to make Delhi an UT with legislature. ]”If Delhi was to be run by the Lt Governor, then why was the Constitution amended to have state assembly. Why provision was made to have an elected government. We were targeted as we tried to rid the city of corruption,” he told reporters. Delhi Home Minister Satyendar Jain said city government will move the Supreme Court against the HC verdict. “Several acts of the Parliament relating to Delhi have defined both the Lt Governor and the Government of NCT as different entities. So, if Constitution had considered Delhi a mere UT, the city would have functioned like Chandigarh, Lakshadweep and Andamans. But it is not so,” Sisodia said. In a huge setback to the Kejriwal Government, the High Court held that the LG is the administrative head of the National Capital Territory and the AAP Government’s contention that he is bound to act on the advice of Council of Ministers was “without substance”. The Lt Governor, who

had a long running battle with the AAP government on a host of jurisdictional issues, said he always wanted to protect the provisions of the Constitution and did not agree to AAP government’s decisions when he found they were at variance with the laid down norms. “It is not a victory of anyone. It is not a win for Najeeb Jung and loss for Arvind Kejriwal. The court order is a kind of clarification that incorrect things will have to be corrected,” he said. On Kejriwal’s attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Jung said stature of a PM is far bigger than that of a chief minister of a Union Territory. Asked about the language used by Kejriwal to criticise him, Jung said a Chief Minister should not use such language. “I have stopped reacting.” “I have not differed from the Constitutional line even to a comma. So, what has been stopped has been violative of the Constitution.” On the Commission of Inquiry ordered by Kejriwal into alleged irregularities in DDCA, he said it was done with a “malafide” intention. Sisodia said people of Delhi had brought AAP to power with a historic mandate hoping that that corruption will “end” in all spheres of governance and when AAP started to fulfil people’s aspirations, the efforts to curtail “rights of a democratically elected government” had started.

BJP to announce Gujarat’s next CM today A H M E DA BA D, AU G 4 (PTI): The name of the next Chief Minister of Gujarat to succeed Anandiben Patel would be announced on Friday even as BJP president Amit Shah today held intensive deliberations with party leaders to finalise the candidate. BJP’s parliamentar y board accepted Anandiben Patel’s offer to resign yesterday at its meeting in Delhi, paving the way for appointment of a new Chief Minister to lead the party in 2017 Assembly polls. A meeting of par ty MLAs and office-bearers will be held tomorrow evening at the BJP headquarters in Gandhinagar where the next CM would be announced, said state BJP president Vijay Rupani, who is also the state transport minister. “Apart from Amit Shah, all the party MLAs, office bearers and our observers Nitin Gadkari and Saroj Pandey will remain present at the meeting,” said Rupani, after holding a long discussion with Shah at latter’s residence. Shah, who arrived in the morning, has been busy holding meetings with state BJP leaders and ministers at his house. Among others, he met state BJP in-charge Dinesh Sharma, national joint general secretary (organisation) V Satish, party treasurer Surendra Patel, education minister Bhupendrasinh Chudasama and former state BJP chief R C Faldu. Health Minister Nitin Patel, considered to be the front-runner for the job, was also present during Shah’s meeting with Rupani.

NDRF personnel in the Savitri river after their boat trumbled during their rescue work following the collapse of Mahad-Poladpur bridge on the Mumbai-Goa highway, near Mahad in Raigad district on Thursday. (PTI) ARRAYRAIGAD (MAHARASHTRA), AUG 4 (IANS): At least 42 people are missing in Wednesday’s Mahad bridge collapse tragedy on the raging Savitri River, in which two state transport buses and four-five private vehicles were washed away, an official said. Meanwhile, bowing to opposition demands, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Thursday announced a judicial probe into the tragedy even as 13 bodies were recovered during the day, some washed out as far as 100 km in the Arabian Sea. Raigad Deputy Collector Satish Vagal told media persons on Thursday evening that according to details compiled from various quarters, the two Maharashtra State Transport Corporation buses had more passengers than earlier estimates, besides re-

Crisis related to Indians in Saudi resolved: Govt

NEW DELHI, AUG 4 (PTI): The crisis related to joblessness of hundreds of Indians in Saudi Arabia has been resolved “satisfactorily” with its ruler accepting India’s requests and instructing officials to address the issue in two days, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj told Parliament on Thursday. Saudi government will give exit visas to the stranded Indians, provide free medical facility and food to the workers living in camps and allow those eligible to seek re-employment with other companies, she said in suo motu statements in both the Rajya Sabha and the Lok Sabha. “I am happy to inform the House that the Saudi ruler has taken note of the plight of Indian workers... Saudi King has instructed his officials to resolve the issue in two days,” she said. “The matter has been satisfactorily resolved,” she said and thanked the Saudi

King and his government for it. Swaraj credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts in building strong personal ties with the Saudi King and also between the two countries during his recent visit to the Islamic nation for the outcome. She said her deputy VK Singh, who has been camping there since Tuesday evening, will return after formalising the arrangements for the Indian workers. Earlier this week, Swaraj had informed Parliament about the criss and given details of the efforts being made by the government to help out stranded workers. Speaking today of the progress, she said the Saudi government has not only agreed to giving them exit visas, as sought by India, but also offered to transport them to India at its expenses. “Government of India will not have to spend a penny on that,” she said. The Islamic nation has also

permitted workers to take re-employment if other companies find them suitable, she said, adding that before departing, the Indian workers will register their claims of unpaid salaries and other dues with the Labour Office of Saudi Arabia. Indian Embassy in Riyadh will follow up with the Labour Office of Saudi Arabia to get all the dues of workers cleared, she said. The Minister said the Saudi ruler has also issued orders to provide free medical facilities and food to Indian workers lodged in the camps apart from taking care of cleanliness. In the Rajya Sabha, Leader of the Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad complimented the Indian and the Saudi governments for reaching a solution on the issue. In the Lok Sabha, Jyotiraditya Scindia (Congress) took a jibe at the government, saying other ministers should follow her practice of responding to concerns raised in the House.

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ports of other people missing in various private vehicles. While the Rajapur-Borivali service had 14 passengers, including some staffers, the Jaigad-Mumbai service had 12 persons, totalling 26. Besides, a private Tavera vehicle with eight persons has also been reported missing, from which the bodies of two female victims were recovered this morning. They have been identified as Sevanti Mirgal, whose body was found near Harihareshwar Beach and Ranjana Vaze’s body was recovered from Kemburli coastal village, nearly 80 kms downstream in the sea, besides driver S.S. Kamble’s body which was recovered from Anjarle beach. Additionally, Vagal said the district authorities have received anxious calls about a Honda City with four persons missing, and another

four persons travelling in a three-wheeler still untraceable, totalling to 42. Transport Minister Diwakar Raote announced a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to next of kin of each victim, and a compensation of like amount or employment for the families of the staffers who have lost their lives in the tragedy. Leader of Opposition Radhakrishna Vikhe-Patil and other leader demanded a judicial probe into the tragedy and also said the scope of the search operations should be widened since the bodies have been scattered over a large geographical area comprising the Savitri River, the Ambet Creek, Arabian Sea and tiny villages dotting the Konkan coast in the district. “A judicial inquiry will be held into the tragedy,” Fadnavis said after a discussion on the issue in the assembly.

JNU row: Probe found nothing to suggest videos were doctored

NEW DELHI, AUG 4 (PTI): Delhi police, in its investigation into the controversial February 9 JNU event, has found nothing to suggest that channels had doctored the original videos related to the incident, the government Thursday said. “Delhi Police has reported that no such fact/video has come to the notice of Delhi police during investigation of JNU incident on February 9, 2016,” Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan Rathore said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 238 Dimapur, friday, August 5, 2016

To go the distance

igorous dances and traditional folk songs with feasting are some of the highlights. Nagaland has scores of festivals celebrated by its sixteen tribes. Most of these festivals revolve round agriculture. When one looks at the situation today, it would be clear that the festivals are essentially celebrated to retain the cultural identities of the respective tribes but without the taboo and superstitions imposing themselves. The traditional practice in the past was essentially animist with superstitious beliefs being the cornerstone of the tribes in the past. Agriculture and head hunting or a combination of a farmer and warrior in the past, was interwoven within the psyche of various Naga tribes. Animism ,still prevalent among some indigenous and tribal peoples is also an interesting topic for contemporary society and one which could shed light on globalization as to questions regarding values, collectivism and collective rights; sharing of resources, giving, songs, dance, music and relation to death. The observance of traditional festivals provides an insight into the minds and the beliefs of the forefathers. Unlike many other race of people, Nagas have retained much of their cultural history amid the sea of changes taking place. With over eighty five percent of the population in Nagaland being Christians, Nagas continue to maintain links with their cultural past. Perhaps the most profound impact of Christianity on Naga tribal culture and values has been the growth of progressive minds that helped get rid of many superstitions. With minds focused on changes, much progress could be made in education, modernity and lifestyles. The counter productive modern life styles has definitely caused much concern but there is no going back to the past. Perhaps other civilizations also experienced the same dilemma. Naga cultures of various tribes are basically simple yet rich in their meaning and continue to be well blended with Christianity. The result was that structure of ideas and beliefs made of taboos and superstitions including the evil practice of head hunting in the past, were done away with for good. With education and awareness also came the rise of a culture of political consciousness. Though there is nothing wrong with the political culture, yet there has to be a clear understanding that politics too has its boundaries that define where it ends and where economics begin. A synergy of the cultural renaissance of devotion to hard work with contemporary emphasis on development of skills would provide a direction and momentum. Trends evident today indicate that the over saturation of a regressive politics riding on the back of oral traditions of the bygone days when life was simple and peaceful, are looked upon as solution for issues confronting contemporary society and thus, only serving to compound the condition. There are more young people today who have the potential and society must learn to accommodate so as to adopt the global concept and become adept in manoeuvring the changing tide. The young generation need to exploit their potential without hindrance from tribalist politics and divisive ideologies of the past because they are global citizens and the world is open for them. They need a little push and that is what society needs to do so that society can go the distance towards achieving progress and prosperity.

DailyDevotion The Brave Friendship of God He took the twelve aside… —Luke 18:31 Oh, the bravery of God in trusting us! Do you say, “But He has been unwise to choose me, because there is nothing good in me and I have no value”? That is exactly why He chose you. As long as you think that you are of value to Him He cannot choose you, because you have purposes of your own to serve. But if you will allow Him to take you to the end of your own self-sufficiency, then He can choose you to go with Him “to Jerusalem” (Luke 18:31). And that will mean the fulfillment of purposes which He does not discuss with you. We tend to say that because a person has natural ability, he will make a good Christian. It is not a matter of our equipment, but a matter of our poverty; not of what we bring with us, but of what God puts into us; not a matter of natural virtues, of strength of character, of knowledge, or of experience— all of that is of no avail in this concern. The only thing of value is being taken into the compelling purpose of God and being made His friends (see 1 Corinthians 1:26-31). God’s friendship is with people who know their poverty. He can accomplish nothing with the person who thinks that he is of use to God. As Christians we are not here for our own purpose at all— we are here for the purpose of God, and the two are not the same. We do not know what God’s compelling purpose is, but whatever happens, we must maintain our relationship with Him. We must never allow anything to damage our relationship with God, but if something does damage it, we must take the time to make it right again. The most important aspect of Christianity is not the work we do, but the relationship we maintain and the surrounding influence and qualities produced by that relationship. That is all God asks us to give our attention to, and it is the one thing that is continually under attack.

Quotes Work on yourself first, take responsibility for your own progress. ~ I Ching

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Post-mortem Status of women in North-Eastern India

orth East India (NEI) is a triangle-shaped territory embedded between Nepal, Bhutan, China, Myanmar and Bangladesh and it is connected to the rest part of India via a narrow pass popularly known as the ‘Chicken’s Neck’. The latest inclusion to the North East is the state of Sikkim. Other than that, North East is comprising of the “land of seven sister states” of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura. The North-East is the most ethnically diverse region in India. It is the home to around 60 million people including 213 of the 635 tribal groups listed by the Anthropological Survey of India. The population is predominantly rural, with only twelve per cent living in urban areas, and the region is extremely diverse in political and socio-economic terms. The indigenous population has much in common with the culture and traditions of their neighbours in Tibet, Burma and the countries of South East Asia. All the major religions are present here : Hinduism and Buddhism from India and Tibet, Islam from a sizeable Bengali population, and the Christianity, brought by Missionaries. Despite the impression that women in NE, inhabit a more liberal culture than their ‘mainland’ India counterparts, the reality is that women and children are in a particularly vulnerable situation because of the conflict in the region, especially those in indigenous, minority and low-income communities. Patriarchy in India is also attributed in NEI by various traditional practices and customary laws. Discrimination against women is widespread and incidents of physical and sexual violence are frequently reported now a day. Almost all Tribal Councils categorically exclude women and their traditional customary law discriminates against them by denying them the right to own or inherit property. Even in NEI’s matrilineal societies, where property is inherited by the youngest daughter, the maternal uncle almost

the actual representation of women remains low at just 10 percent across India. In the autonomous ‘Sixth Schedule’ areas in NEI, representation is much lower or non-existent because the governing councils have not implemented reforms. The Domestic Violence Act of 2005 is supposed to provide free legal advice and shelter for victims, but it has not been adequately funded or implemented in NEI. The same is true for the National Commission for Women Act of 1990, which mandates the establishment of State Women’s commissions (SWCs). While SWCs have been established in the majority of NEI states, they are found to be lacking of adequate resources and infrastructure. Again, the situations of NEI’s State Human Rights Commissions is also the same. In 2007, the United Nations’ Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) called upon the government of India to ‘speed up its efforts to forge consensus on the constitutional amendment reserving one third of the seats in Parliament and state legislatures for women and undertake awareness-raising about the importance of women’s participation in decision-making for society as a whole’. The progress is distinctively sloppy so far in North-East. As a conclusion, we say that the presence of a few genuinely matrilineal societies in the region gives the proud impression of gender equality in North East. In this region, women enjoy greater mobility and visibility than women of other communities in the country in general. Practices such as dowry and bride burning are not very prevalent in this region. This is often cited to portray a picture of equity between men and women and it gives impetus that violation of women rights is not a major threat in the NE Indian society. Ranjan Das, assistant professor, Patkai Christian College Nagaland and Dr. Suman Deka, assistant professor Patkai MCC Barpeta

ecently, a question had been consistently nagging my thoughts on a sub-conscious level, so I extracted it out to the surface – “Why is it so difficult to wholeheartedly value the living, while it is unequivocally easy to glorify the dead?” I believe no-one can deny the fact that many a time, an ordinary person, provided he is dead, receives much more recognition and appreciation than a living person who has already achieved the extraordinary. Though this holds true on a global level, I would like to make a special reference to what occurs in our beloved state. There are scores of Nagas – both young and old – who are brimming with talent, intellect and character. However, if we construct a careful analysis, we will discover that many of them are discouraged by their own people. It is so easy to find even a ‘speck of dust’ in our neighbor’s eye, is it not? The destructive criticism often overshadows the scanty appreciation. On countless occasions, I have witnessed such gifted Nagas being abused and mocked on social networking sites such as whatsapp and facebook the moment they commit even a shadow of unintentional error. These updates are then downloaded and reposted over and over until the victim loses all trace of self-confidence whatsoever. They are slowly overcome by doubt and refuse to exercise the gifts that the Almighty has bestowed on them due to fear of rejection; thus another flame which would have brought glory to the Nagas is subdued. The sudden demise of one of the Naga leaders recently proved this point. While he was still alive, I was only aware of his work as a faction leader. However, after his death, the newspapers were flooded on account of his contribution as a missionary. Honestly, I was stunned because I had never heard about this aspect of his character; it completely changed my view on him and I began to see him in a different light. I’m sure there are many who echo my sentiments regarding this matter. Today, there is a dire need for Nagas to propel each other towards greatness instead of trying to hinder progress, or even stand by passively when

our fellow brothers and sisters require our support and motivation. We also need to learn to encourage each other by appreciating someone when they do or say something noteworthy. We need to consciously make an effort to subdue the green-eyed monster and be genuinely happy for others’ accomplishments. This world is a big enough place to handle the good fortune and success of every Naga. Keeping in line with these thoughts, we also need to remind ourselves that a dead person cannot see the beauty, nor smell the fragrance of the flowers we leave at their grave. Why should we let the time pass idly by and refrain from bringing joy to someone when they are alive and whole? Why cannot we talk and write good about others before they pass on to our eternal home? To me, a biography of the living makes much more sense than that of the dead. An act of kindness will surely bring us only blessing, as it is one of the gift of the Holy Spirit. There is a passage of Scripture in Exodus 17 that talks about how the Amalekites attacked the Israelites. Moses was on top the hill and as long as he held up the staff that God had given him, the Israelites were winning the battle. But Moses’ arms began to tire and when he was not holding up the staff, the Israelites began to lose. Aaron and Hur made Moses sit on a rock and each of them held up one of his arms for him so that the staff remained up and the Israelites won the battle. This story speaks volumes on how we as the body of Christ are called to help lift each other up – spiritually, physically and emotionally by our prayers, deeds and sound words for each other. I encourage us all not be miserly with our praise and appreciation towards others so that we may all be channels of blessings. We need positive leaders today who encourage and appreciate others. Let us build heaven on earth by practicing the twin virtues of acknowledgement and encouragement. May the good Lord bless all the cheerful readers abundantly! Husezo Rhakho, Kohima

Naga nation and the will of God

agas are a struggling nation who suffered the most in our time. The God of (L) AZ Phizo, (L) Isak Chishi Swu, (L) Khodao Yanthan, Khole Konyak and Th. Muivah among others has chosen the Nagas as a new (symbolic) Israelites of the contemporary world. Our historical facts of national struggle, circumstances and experiences have made it amply clear and convincing that God wants the Nagas to serve Him, His kingdom and mankind as a new nation. Naga generations of old and new strongly believe that repeopling the Nagas as a nation is the will of God. Our Naga forefathers with all humility and gratefulness to God, solemnly accepted His devine will and promise to establish a new Naga nation. This promise of the awesome God is said to be the fundamental reason why the 1st ever Naga Memorandum seeking her freedom and independence from the British India was submitted to the Simon Commission in the year 1929. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why Nagas declared independence on the 14th August, 1947. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why Nagas successfully made the 1951 Plebiscite wherein 99.9% voted for independent Nagaland. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why the Nagas did not join the new Indian Nation-State while

always assumes de facto ownership irrespective of any legal deed. Since the mid 50’s of 20th century, North East is the boiling region of political unrest and rebellion. Military was heavily deployed to neutralise the insurgency and unrest. Women and children suffer the brunt of these conflicts. Not only, do they lose partners and fathers, they bear responsibility for the dayto-day subsistence activities made more dangerous by the violence. Thousands of Mizo, Naga, Manipuri and Assamese have been killed by the army and insurgent groups that the term ‘Gun Widow’ has entered the buzzword in this region. The extensive exercise of army and rebel-held security checkpoints has turned the traditional jungle survival here, into a day-to-day challenge for the rural folk, specially the women. Again, poverty has attributed to the human trafficking of women and children, primarily for domestic labour but also the sex industry. Anti-trafficking organisations reported instances of women and children from NEI being trafficked to Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Dubai, and internally to places like Mumbai and Goa. The families of trafficked children and women are duped by bogus assurances of education or training. ‘Witch-hunting’, which inevitably discriminates against women, is also prominent in remote areas of NEI. In Assam and Meghalaya alone, a huge number of ‘witches’ are killed every year. More have been expelled from their villages with control over land often said to be the real motive behind allegations of witchcraft. Despite widespread condemnation of the practice, there is no organised State policy or law on witch-hunting in this region. The Indian government has enacted some ground-breaking legislation to enhance women’s rights country wide. The Indian Constitution was amended in 1993 to stipulate that 33 percent of elected seats in local, state and national elections must be reserved for women, but

Encouragement : The implicit commandment

all the erstwhile kingdoms, princely states, tribal regions and territories of the British India had joined/merged with her after she attained independence from British rule. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why Nagas courageously resisted and defended their people and their land from India and Myanmar’s forcible invasion. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why the struggling Nagas can always stand their common ground together in defending the Naga nation whenever very critical situation demands no matter how much of tribalism, factionalism, localism or regionalism haunted us. It appears, therefore, the only genuine address and resolution to the Naga internal feud, conflict and differences can best be had within the realm of Naga nationalism and not vice-versa. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why Indo-Naga ceasefire between GOI and Federal Govt. of Nagaland (FGN/NNC) for political talk was signed in 1964, though it failed. This they said is to the be fundamental reason why the infamous Shillong Accord of 1975 signed between GOI and representatives of FGN/NNC was oughtrightly rejected by the Naga people. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why people mandated National Socialist Council of Nagaland

(NSCN) a new Naga national political party (organisation) was formed in the year 1980 under the new command and leadership of (L) Isak Chishi Swu (Chairman), SS Khaplang (Vice-Chairman), Th. Muivah (General Secretary) and Khole Kongyak (Chief of Naga Army) in order to continue to steer the national movement for recognition of Naga sovereignty and independence. NSCN/GPRN has since been doing the fight as well as the talk at the domestic and international levels. It is NSCN/ GPRN which has vigorously worked hard and brought about great Naga national political renaissance once again home and abroad. This they said is the fundamental reason why Nagas were admitted as members of Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organisation (UNPO) in 1993 at Hague, Netherland. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why Indo-Naga ceasefire was signed again in 1997 between GOI and NSCN/GPRN for a political talk at Prime Ministerial level. This they said is to be the fundamental reason why GOI lifted the ban on NSCN (IM) in 2002 from the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 thereby giving cognizance to NSCN (IM) as a legitimate entity engaged in political dialogue with India at the Prime Ministers’ level. We like it or not, it is NSCN (IM) which has been actively

engaging a political negotiation with India for the past 19 years. The 19 year old IndoNaga Political negotiation has virtually institutionalised the Naga case both in India and in Nagaland with close international observations. Are the Nagas really working hard and living as a nation? While sincerely acknowledging the tremendous sacrifices and contributions the Nagas had made during NNC time, it will not be wise on our part to forfeit its fruits simply by questioning the political credentials of NSCN (IM) which has infact provided a strong and dynamic leadership and a constructive new political dimension in the making of a stronger united Naga nation. It would be immature on the part of the Nagas to misjudge this position. Change of guard and institution are natural and universal phenomenon in any struggling society without any exception to the Nagas. It would be in the greater interest of the Naga nation to recognise this changing dynamics of the Naga struggle. However, this political good will NSCN (IM) has earned should not be a ground of justification for the untold misdeeds, power misuse, illegal activities and misconducts of some of its ranks and files. NSCN must stretch out its administrative vibrancy to control, correct and reform them. Likewise on the part of all Naga stakeholders, it will be a blunder to mess

up things at this critical stage of dialogue which will benefit all Nagas if brought to a logical conclusion. Public assessment of the credibility of the Naga national workers should be prudently made purely on the yardstick of their national responsibilities discharged on the ground and above but not merely on media displays. It will be more productive to give constructive criticism and suggestion to the negotiating team rather than creating chaos and confusions in the minds of innocent public. It is pertinent to note that the progress of Naga national movement is not by itself automatic. It has been earned through blood, sweat and tears. Tremendous sacrifices of the Nagas which includes pain, hardships, sufferings, persecutions, lost of precious lives and properties, constant struggle, etc. have brought the Naga struggle thus far. It is a universal truth that the forerunners of a struggle are often despised, rejected and persecuted the most; not that they are too bad but because they spearhead and carry the cross of the cause they so dearly fight for. This is true even in Naga case. The torch bearing tribes of Naga national movement from day-one to this date are many a times put to peril and marginalisation by the evil policies and designs of the aggressors and their agents only with the ulterior motive to suppress the movement.

Horrible road condition of Tening town

ening town under Peren District is one of the oldest administrative headquarter of Nagaland. It is situated at a strategic location being at trijunction of Nagaland, Assam & Manipur linking both NC Hills in Assam and Tamenglong District in Manipur with the state of Nagaland through NEC Roads, though the condition of these NEC roads are a story to tell for some other day. Tening Town is the only ADC administrative headquarter under Peren district and headquarter of 6-Tening Assembly Constituency. There was widening of town roads immediately after the 2013 assembly election which brought joy and relief to the development starved people of the area but this joy turned short-lived since nothing much was done after the widening of roads which left the entire town roads in horrible condition. In winter, it produces clouds of

dust and during summer, it turns into swampy paddy field. During these days, it could be observed that even school children cannot cross certain stretch of the town roads by foot, forget about a vehicle due to which some school children has to sit back home when it rains heavily. The condition has turn so horrible that the entire stretch of town roads including the main town area looks like an abandoned township with no one to care for. The citizen of this small township has tolerated this horrific condition for the past two years with a hope that it will turn better very soon but has been disappointed since no works have been undertaken for soiling and metalling of the road. The people of this township are very innocent and don’t have much awareness about the dynamics of funding and developmental works plan of the Government.

All we ask for is a basic right for a modest road within the town so as to enable the people and vehicles to pass through without much hassle. We ain’t asking for two/four lane solid metalled road for that matter. People have been discussing that the work stopped due to political differences of our elected MLA with the present Government. But the basic question is, why should the people who elected the Government be left to suffer just because our leaders have personal differences amongst themselves? We only hope, our leaders remember that it is the people who elected them to power and they have to come back to the people after every five years and providing us with basic services like good roads, electricity, water, education and medical services will only encourage people to help them come to power again. Our people have awaken and aware-

ness about development has taken roots amongst the present day youths and intellectuals. It is funny but a thought to ponder that a joke has been doing the rounds that Tening area would like to secede from the state of Nagaland and join either the state of Assam or Manipur if the Government of Nagaland continues it step motherly treatment towards the people of this area. The feeling of being neglected for so long has been taking its toll and when it bursts, it may be too hot to handle and the situation may go out of hand. It is an earnest appeal that the present day Government of Nagaland and the concerned department would look after the genuine plights of this township and initiate immediate repair of the town roads. Raithu Newmai, (raithu.n@gmail.com)

They grossly violated human rights in the process. They even designed to bring hatred, animosity, confusion and division among those who sincerely worked hard to carry forward together the national struggle. A period of nearly 87 years of Naga struggle is suffice to learn some lessons on intellectual, socio-political and spiritual core values. Some of the core values that the Nagas are entrenched with in the course of the struggle are; unbreakable Naga national spirit and the bond of Naga unity & oneness, the unfailing love of God that binds the Nagas together amidst all these stormy years of the struggle, the wisdom to sincerely forgive each other for the wrongs committed within and without the Naga society, and the relevance of peace & non-violence in contemporary Naga generation. Forum for Naga Reconciliation (FNR) on its part under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Wati Aier has done a selfless and most wonderful job in mending the bond of Naga brotherhood and peace within it. It surely will bear more abundant fruits someday. A clarion call made by uncle (L) Isak Chishi Swu to all Naga brethren to forgive each other and unite for the Naga national cause will continue to inspire the Naga people and their nation from age to age. (To be concluded) Dr. KN. Vareso & Y.L. Ramgui

Reader’s Post

Appeal to H&FW for immediate posting of MO at PHC Tening Sir,

It is learnt that a Medical Officer (MO) has not been posted to Primary Health Centre (PHC), Tening, Peren district after the transfer of the previous MO during April 2016. PHC, Tening caters to the medical needs of many surrounding villages under the remote area of Tening sub-division, Peren district thereby providing a lifeline of medical services to many people in the area. It is an earnest appeal to the department of Health & Family Welfare to immediately post a Medical Officer at PHC, Tening to ensure good medical services in the area. If this humble appeal goes unheard, necessary action will be initiated by TACC which may cause inconvenience to both the people and the department for which the department will be held responsible. Media Cell, Tening Area Concerned Citizens (TACC)

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Life remains paralysed in Kashmir for 27th day

Members of Awami Itihaad Party led by MLA Sheikh Abdul Rashid holding placards during a protest march against the civilian killings, in Srinagar on Thursday. (PTI) north Kashmir’s Baramulla district and in six police station areas of Srinagar, a police official said. The official said restrictions on the assembly of four or more people under section 144 CrPC have been imposed in the rest of the Valley as a precautionary measure. He said security forces have been deployed in strength in sensitive areas to maintain law and order. Dozens of persons, including several security force personnel, were injured in the

clashes between protestors and security forces in many parts of the Valley yesterday with Kulgam district in south Kashmir witnessing largescale violence. Police have launched a massive crackdown against “hooligans and miscreants” in Kashmir in a bid to end the street protests, arresting nearly 500 youth from across the Valley. Normal life in the Valley remained affected for the 27th consecutive day due to the curbs imposed by the authori-

2002 Gujarat riots: 11 get life Dalit man dies in terms for torching father, daughter police custody AHMEDABAD, AUG 4 (IANS): The Gujarat High Court on Thursday sentenced, to life terms, all 11 persons convicted of burning a man and his daughter to death in Mehsana district during the 2002 communal riots. The incident occurred on March 3, 2002, a few days after Sabarmati Express train burning in Godhra that saw deaths of 59 people and led to state-wide riots. A mob of over 200 people attacked Kalu Miyan Saiyed and his daughter Hasina Bibi in Meda-Adraj village. When the two took shelter in the house of a neighbour, the mob barged in the house and even thrashed the neighbour for protecting Muslims. The crowd later dragged the father and his daughter out in the com-

pound and set them on fire. Six eyewitnesses testified against the accused in a complaint filed mainly by the neighbour who had tried to protect the father and daughter from the wrath of the crowd. In June 2005, a fasttrack trial court had acquitted all the 27 people accused in the case. This was later challenged in Gujarat High Court by the complainants and the state government. A division bench of Justice Anant Dave and Justice B.N. Karia on Thursday reversed the acquittal of 11 of them and held them guilty of murder, arson and unlawful assembly and convicted ten people under Section 302 (murder) of Indian Penal Code, among other sections.

NPCC alleges ‘misuse’ of CLP letter pad DIMAPUR, AUG 4 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) on Thursday claimed that former CLP leader and incumbent PHED minister, Tokheho Yepthomi, was alleged to have misused the official letter pad of the CLP leader while writing to the director of Food & Civil Supplies on July 30, 2016. I n a p r e s s r e l e a s e, NPCC media cell alleged that Tokheho, asking the director of food & civil supplies to allot 150 bags of rice to a particular individual for public distribution on cash payment was “an abuse of power that deprives the intended beneficiaries getting their due share”. NPCC further said the chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, who is also holding the portfolio of Food & Civil Supplies, was therefore answerable for the conduct of his ministers. NPCC said Tokheho was now “in NPF party for the loaves and fishes of office after deserting the INC party that gave him enough opportunities.” NPCC said that using the letter pad of the CLP leader “even after betraying and abandoning” the Congress party was not acceptable. In this regard, the Congress party has demanded apology to all Congress men and women.

AHMEDABAD, AUG 4 (PTI): In a setback to BJP Government in Gujarat ahead of the leadership change, the High Court here Thursday quashed the ordinance providing 10 per cent quota for the economically backward among the unreserved category, promulgated to pacify the agitating Patel community. The state government said it will challenge the High Court decision. The HC stayed the order for two weeks on the request of the state government pleader so that they can approach Supreme Court. Terming the ordinance issued on May 1 as “inappropriate and unconstitutional”, a division bench of Chief Justice R Subhash Reddy and Justice V M Pancholi rejected the state’s argument that it is a classification under the general category and not the reserved

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mer basketball players, Arjuna awardee Sajjan Singh Cheema and Gurdit Singh Sekhon, who also figure in the list, will contest from Sultanpur Lodhi and Faridkot respectively. The party has given tickets to two former members of Bahujan Samaj Party-Mohan Singh Phalianwala and Santokh Singh Salana. Phalianwala will contest from Ferozepur (Rural) and Salana from Bassi Pathana. Kultar Singh Sandhwa, a member of the extended family of former President Giani Zail Singh, will contest from Kotkapura. The first list was announced here by AAP MP Bhagwant Mann who was accompanied by party’s Punjab

category and held that it will breach the 50 per cent quota cap set up by the Supreme Court. Significantly, the High Court order has come when the BJP government is all set to have a new chief minister after the resignation of Anandiben Patel yesterday as the ruling party grapples with multiple challenges, including Patidar quota stir, ahead of next year’s Assembly polls. Sticking to its stand on the EBS quota, the BJP Government said it will move the Supreme Court against High Court decision to scrap the ordinance which was announced by Anandiben to pacify the agitating Patidars who were demanding quota in jobs and educational institutions under OBC quota. However, Patidar quota leader Hardik Patel welcomed

the order and said their agitation for quota under OBC category will continue. The court observed that 10 per cent reservation for poor among the unreserved category takes the total quota beyond 50 per cent, which is not permitted as per the Supreme Court’s earlier decision. The high court also said that the government took the decision without any study or scientific data. Petitioners Dayaram Verma, Ravjibhai Manani, Dulari Basarge and Gujarat Parents’ Association had separately challenged the ordinance announcing reservation of 10 per cent seats to candidates belonging to the unreserved category with family income cap of Rs 6 lakh annually in government jobs and educational institutions. Their petitions were heard together. The Patel quota

stir, spearheaded by Patidar Anamat Andolan Samity led by Hardik Patel, is seen to be a key factor that led to the leadership change in the state, where assembly polls are due in a little over an year. The BJP had suffered heavy losses in the rural local bodies polls, which were blamed on the quota stir of the numerically and socially strong Patel community. Reacting to the order, Health minister Nitin Patel, considered to be a front runner for the Chief Minister’s post, said the Government will stick to the provision of EBC quota and challenge the HC order in the apex court as soon as possible. The government pleader had told the court that the reservation is actually “a further classification in the

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ties and separatist sponsored strike against the killing of civilians in security forces action during clashes, which erupted in the wake of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani’s killing in an encounter on July 8. Protests broke out across Kashmir Valley on July 9, leading to clashes with security forces in which 51 persons have been killed. Schools, colleges, business establishments, petrol pumps, banks and private offices remained closed while public transport remained off roads. The attendance in government offices was also thin, the official said. Some activity has been taking place for the last couple of days after 6 PM as many shops and business establishments open after sundown as the separatists have announced a relaxation in the agitation programme to allow people to buy essentials in view of the prolonged shut down. Mobile Internet services continued to remain snapped in the entire Valley where the outgoing facility on prepaid connections is barred. The separatist camp has extended the shutdown call in Kashmir till August 5, calling for a march to Hazratbal shrine on the banks of the famous Dal Lake here tomorrow.

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Mumbai, Aug 4 (PTI): The rupee today recovered by 8 paise to close at 66.91 a dollar on foreign capital inflows and selling of the US currency by banks and exporters. Fresh bout of dollar selling by exporters and persistent foreign capital inflows largely aided the recovery despite high volatility in domestic equities, a forex dealer said. The passage of the Constitution Amendment bill on GST by the Rajya Sabha boosted hopes of more capital flows. Meanwhile, FPIs continued to invest in stocks with net inflows of around Rs 560 crore, provisional BSE data showed. Unveiling the biggest tax reform since Independence, the Rajya Sabha last night approved the GST bill to replace a raft of different state and local taxes with a single uni-

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Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, fifth from left, with delegates after an inauguration of the SAARC countries conference on peace and cooperation in Islamabad, Pakistan, Thursday. (AP/PTI) I s l a m a b a d, Au g 4 (IANS): In an apparent swipe at host Pakistan, Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday called for tough action against terrorism and countries supporting it and said terrorists should not be glorified as “martyrs”. “It needs to be ensured that terrorism is not glorified and is not patronized by any state. One country’s terrorist cannot be a martyr or freedom fighter for anyone,” Rajnath Singh said at a meeting of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) interior ministers here. “Those who provide support, encouragement, sanctuary, safe haven or any assistance to terrorism or terrorists must be isolated. We must harden our resolve to eradicate this menace and also take serious steps to this end.”

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needed to believe that “attempts to distinguish between ‘good’ and ‘bad’ terrorists are misleading”. “No type of terrorism or support to it can be justified on any grounds whatsoever. An immediate and effective action is required against all those who support or encourage international terrorism in any way, whether they are state actors or non-state.” The Indian minister’s anti-terror message on the Pakistani soil comes amid unrest in the Kashmir Valley which India says is being stoked by Islamabad. The turmoil, which has left over 50 people dead in clashes between security forces and Kashmiri protesters, was triggered by Wani’s killing. The unrest in the valley has worsened the ties between the two countries, particularly

after Pakistan’s Kashmir rant, asking its diplomats to raise the dispute at international forums. It was the first visit by an Indian minister to Pakistan after the January attack on the Indian Air Force base at Pathankot, also blamed on Pakistani terrorists. Rajnath Singh arrived here on Wednesday evening, amid anti-India protests organized by terror groups including the United Jehad Council - a militant amalgam of groups fighting in Kashmir but based in Pakistan. Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed, the chief the Lashkar-e-Taiba, also led an anti-India rally in Lahore where he lashed out at the Pakistan government for allowing Rajnath Singh land in Islamabad. The home minister was taken to his hotel in a chopper as he was given a “presidential level security” amid threats by the militant groups. Pakistan is also hosting the November 9-10 Saarc summit which is expected to be attended by presidents and prime ministers of the member countries. “In a few months, leaders of the region would come together in this city of Islamabad for the 19th Saarc Summit. It is my hope that we would be able to demonstrate to our concrete progress in areas of our mutual concern and interest that I mentioned. The time for us to act is now,” Rajnath Singh said in his concluding marks.

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Kamal Dahal “Prachanda” was today sworn in as Nepal’s new Prime Minister, a day after being elected by lawmakers for the top post for the second time. President Bidya Devi Bhandari administered oath of office to the 61-year-old CPN-Maoist Centre chairman at Rastrapati Bhawan, formally making him the 39th Prime Minister of Nepal. Prachanda formed a sixmember cabinet that includes two deputy prime ministers. Maoist leader Krishna Bahadur Mahara is the Deputy Prime Minister with the portfolio of Finance and Nepali Congress leader Bimalendra Nidhi is the Deputy Prime Minister with Home portfolio in the new cabinet. President Bhandari also administered oath to both of them. Prime Minister administered oath to the three other

Planning and Transport), Daljit Shripali (Youth and Sports) and Gauri Shanker Chaudhary (Agriculture) from Maoist. After being elected yesterday, Prachanda had promised to lead the nation toward economic development while working as a bridge between communities. This is the second time the Maoist chief has become Prime Minister after his brief stint with premiership came to an end in 2009. He is also the only communist leader to become the Prime Minister of the country twice. Prachanda was the premier from 2008 to 2009 before a disagreement with the military over his attempt to sack the army chief brought his period in office to an early end. The Prime Minister’s post had been left vacant since last month after CPN-UML chairman K P Sharma Oli tendered his resignation.

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Moscow, Aug 4 (IANS): The US has agreed to provide five Central Asian countries with up to $15 million in aid to boost trade, support renewable energy projects and help them counter terrorism, the American embassy in Uzbekistan said in a statement on Thursday. US Secretary of State John Kerry met with the foreign ministers of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan in Washington on Wednesday. The ministerial level meeting of the so-called C5+1 group was the second meeting of its type, and was aimed at discussing mutually-agreed projects in the fields of trade, transport, business climate, renewable energy sources, the fight against terrorism, as well as the trafficking of weapons, illicit drugs and people, Sputnik news agency reported. “At the second C5+1 ministerial meeting, which was held in Washington in August 2016, six ministers have agreed to launch five projects, which the United States plan to support by up to $15 million dollars,” the embassy said in a statement.

I SLAMABAD, Au g 4 (Agencies): A Pakistani government helicopter crashlanded in Taliban-held territory in Afghanistan on Thursday and all passengers and crew are feared captured by the insurgents, officials said. The helicopter went down in Logar province, near Afghanistan’s border with Pakistan’s lawless and mountainous tribal areas. “Those detained by the Taliban are Pakistanis,” Sameem Saleh, spokesman for Logar’s governor, said. “The chopper was not shot but made the landing because of technical failure.” A Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that a helicopter belong to the Punjab provincial government had gone down, saying the fate of the crew was not yet clear. “The Afghan authorities have assured they will investigate and know about the whereabouts of the helicopter and the passengers,” spokesman Nafees Zakaria said. He said seven passengers were on board, comprising six Pakistanis and one Russian, a technician. The pilot was Pakistani. Hameed Khan, district governor of Azra district of Logar, said the helicopter landed in his border district. “They were detained by the Taliban,” Khan said. A senior Pakistani military official said the Russian-made MI-17 transport helicopter was en route from Peshawar in northwest Pakistan to Uzbekistan for maintenance when it experienced technical failure and made an emergency landing.

China joins Afghanistan, Pakistan, Woman killed in mass stabbing; security tightened in London Tajikistan in security alliance the United Nations have listed ETIM as a terrorist group, though some experts have questioned its cohesiveness and say China’s policies in Xinjiang have contributed to unrest. China denies that its policies stoke tension in Xinjiang or motivate Uighurs to join Islamic State militants, though it acknowledges some have gone to Syria and Iraq to join the group. China is also working with Pakistan and the United States to broker peace talks to end a Taliban insurgency that has raged for 15 years in Afghanistan. That effort never got beyond exploratory talks and appeared to break down completely when Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour was killed in a US drone strike in Pakistan in May. Sources in the Taliban told Reuters that a Taliban delegation visited China in July, though Chinese officials have not confirmed it.

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Identity crisis, craze for mobile phone & ragging. By the climax of the play the four boys are left in a dilemmatic situation with wenty movies will comthe thought of how to solve pete for the Venice Film the problems they have creFestival’s top prize, the ated. It’s a play inspired by Golden Lion, organizers said the best “Problem Solving” this week in announcing the quality of Ants. festival’s lineup. Among them are “The Light Between Oceans,” a drama starring Alicia Vikander, Michael Fassbender and Rachel Weisz; the thriller “Nocturnal Animals,” from the fashion designer Tom Ford; “Les Beaux Jours d’Aranjuez,” by series, has already caused a the “Wings of Desire” director minor schism among devoted Wim Wenders; and Terrence Potterheads. Malick’s latest venture, “VoyWhile many readers were age of Time.” “La La Land,” ecstatic about the chance to a musical starring Emma Stone have more material on Harry and Ryan Gosling, by the and his friends, others have “Whiplash” writer and direcfaulted Ms. Rowling for licens- tor Damien Chazelle, opens ing out her story and characters. the festival on Aug. 31. Some fans have lashed out The two most recent online, saying they feel they winners of the Oscar for best were duped and misled by the picture, “Spotlight” and “Birdprominence of Ms. Rowling’s man,” had their world premieres in Venice. name on the cover.

Despite sales, ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ isn’t magical to some fans also with a stark departure in style and form. It was written by the playwright Jack Thorne, with input from the creator of the series, J. K. Rowling, and the play’s director, John Tiffany. The plot unfolds 19 years after the Battle of Hogwarts, when an adult Harry Potter, now a father and a civil servant working at the Ministry of Magic, sees his own children off to Hogwarts. In a review in The New York Times, Michiko Kakutani wrote that the story translated well to the page, arguing that “even though it lacks the play’s much-talked-about special effects, it turns out to be a compelling, stay-up-allnight read.” The publication coincided with the opening of the play in London, which drew rapturous reviews from theater critics and fans. But the book, which arrives nearly a decade after Ms. Rowling officially ended the

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USSIE producer Liz Watts has teamed up with the guys behind Oscar winner The Kings Speech for her latest big screen endeavour, a biopic on the life of Mary Magdalene. Academy Award nominee Rooney Mara will play the protagonist in the film that will begin shooting in Cicily in October. Joaquin Phoenix will play Jesus and Chiwetel Ejiofor will portray Apostle Peter. “Mary Magdalene is an authentic and humanistic portrait of one of the most enigmatic and misunderstood spiritual figures in history,” a press statement read. “Set in the Holy Land in the first century, the film is the story of a young woman who leaves her small fishing village and family behind to join a new movement. “Inspired by its charismatic leader, Jesus of Nazareth, and his teachings, Mary sets out with the disciples on the journey to Jerusalem, where she finds herself at the heart of the founding story of Christianity.” Watts’ Porchlight Films is the production company behind the project, working with See-Saw Films’ Emile Sherman and Iain Canning, who helmed The Kings Speech as well as recent successes Macbeth and Slow West.

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Delhi Dynamos rope in Denson, Amoes for ISL N e w D e l h i , Au g 4 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Delhi Dynamos on Thursday roped in midfielders Denson Devadas and Amoes Do, adding more depth to the squad for the cash-rich football league later this year. Denson, who started his career with Chirag United in 2004, joined the team from Sporting Clube de Goa, while Amoes, a central attacking box-to-box midfielder, came from Ozone FC. Known for his ability to change the complexion of any match with his ability in set-piece situations, Denson is optimistic about the opportunity. “I am thankful to Delhi Dynamos for this wonderful opportunity. I hope to contribute as much as I can in the

success of the club. I know that the club strives for excellence and success and this is the sole reason why I have joined the Dynamos,” Denson said. Speaking on the new signings, Dynamos head coach Gianluca Zambrotta said he is happy as both the players will bring the depth to the squad. “Our signings over the past couple of weeks make it quite evident that we want to build a very strong team for the season,” Zambrotta said. “I have heard about the ability of the two players from the management and the backroom staff and after analysing their videos and careers I am delighted to welcome them into our family,” he added. “They will add depth to the squad and will surely play a huge role in the club’s success in the upcoming season.”

Kerala Blasters sign Stack

Kochi, Aug 4 (IANS): ISL franchise Kerala Blasters FC on Thursday announced the signing of former Arsenal footballer Graham Stack for the third edition. The English-born Irish footballer Stack came through the ranks at Arsenal and was part of their unbeaten English Premier League winning team in the 2003-04 season. Stack made seven appearances for the Republic of Ireland U-21 football team. He joined Arsenal in 1998 and signed his first professional contract in July 2000. At Kerala Blasters, in addition to playing for the team, Stack will also be working with head coach Steve Coppell as the goalkeeping coach. “Coming to India and being part of a side like Kerala Blasters is an exciting challenge. I am looking forward to meeting my new teammates. I believe in being pro-active in giving young players the best opportunity to be successful and maximise their full potential. Working with coach Steve will help me make a difference and keep the team focused,” Stack said in a Blasters release.

latest techniques and developments of the sporting world. The parliamentary secretary said that the establishment of IGS complex is a major asset for the state. New facilities such as synthetic running track, astro turf football ground and floodlight would be soon added to the stadium, he added. He also disclosed that state government is planning to provide basic and quality sports infrastructure to all the 11 districts of the state at the earliest. Additional director YRS Neilalhoulie in his key note address said the concept of catch them young tournament started in the year 1974 by the government of Nagaland in order to seek and nurture the talents of young youth in the state which was considered

Liangmai Football Club formed Dimapur, Aug 4 (NPN): Liangmai Football Club, formed by Liangmai Sports Association (Assam, Manipur and Nagaland), was launched on August 4 at Samziuram village public ground. The event was hosted by Samziuram Progressive Organization (SPO). The club was formed to promote young budding Liangmai footballers from Assam, Manipur and Nagaland. The launching programme was graced by Dinrunliu Linda Newmai, member of general body, National Rural Livelihood Mission and BJP Delhi Pradesh executive member, Inkamlak Newmai, who is also an international boxing coach, Sports Authority of India, as the chief guest and guest of honour respectively. The chief guest, in her speech, encouraged the budding footballers to use God given talents judiciously and not to forget individual talents in their lives. While stressing on the need to have fraternity among the Zeliangrong people, she said that any achievements made by Liangmai in any field are for the Zeliangrong and the Nagas as a whole. An exhibition match was also played between LSA Champion team SPO and Liangmai Football Club. The launching program was chaired by LSA treasurer, T. Ngouning while God’s blessing was invoked by pastor Asanbo, Liangmai Baptist Phumling, Samziuram.

London, Aug 4 (IANS): Filipino boxing legend professional boxer Manny Pacquiao will return to action against American World Boxing Organisation (WBO) welterweight champion Jessie Vargas on November 5. Former eight-division world champion Pacquiao, 37, had announced his retirement after beating Timothy Bradley in April. But the Philippinesborn’s promoter Bob Arum said last month that the boxer would fight again this year. “Retirement doesn’t suit Manny right now,” Pacquiao’s manager Michael Koncz was quoted as saying by Los Angeles Times on Wednesday. “Boxing is in his blood. When he trains, it’s like a pressure-release valve. You can see a dramatic difference in his mood... he’s happy. It’s amazing what training and fighting does for him,” Koncz added. Pacquiao and his team will meet on 10 August in Manila to discuss whether the bout against 27-year-old Vargas should be staged in Los Angeles or Dubai.

Man Utd held in Rooney testimonial London, Aug 4 (Agencies): Manchester United and Everton played out a drab goalless draw at Old Trafford in Wayne Rooney’s testimonial match. Rooney, who started his career at Everton before moving to Manchester United 12 years ago, is donating all the proceeds from the game to charity, but it won’t be one that will live long in the memory. Unfortunately for the 60,000 in attendance there was little for either set of fans to cheer and almost no goalmouth action as both teams rarely got into a rhythm and made regular substitutions in the second half. John Stones and Romelu Lukaku, who have both been linked with moves away, started for Everton while Zlatan Ibrahimovic showed some good touches on his Old Trafford bow. Rooney got the chance to play alongside new signing Ibrahimovic and they showed glimpses of a good understanding, most notably when the Swede shot at new Toffees goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg on 26 minutes. Luke Shaw looked fit

Rooney was joined by his son Kit before the match.

and full of beans on the left flank and he fizzed an effort wide on 42 minutes before Lukaku really should have done better from eight yards when heading a Seamus Coleman cross wide. Mourinho warned the crowd pre-match that he planned to use 22 players and he was true to his word as he completely reshuffled his pack in the second half. Henrikh Mkhitaryan was one of those introduced but he struggled to have an impact on the game as Everton created the better chances. Phil Jones deflected a ball from the right into the

Minneapolis, Aug 4 (Agencies): A second-half brace from Oscar saw Chelsea secure a 3-1 win over AC Milan in the International Champions Cup on Wednesday. Bertrand Traore opened the scoring for Chelsea in the 24th minute, but Milan struck back shortly before half-time through Giacomo Bonaventura in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Oscar broke the deadlock for the Premier League

outfit with a spot-kick midway through the second period, after Andrea Poli handled Cesar Azpilicueta’s cross in the box. Brazil international Oscar then made sure of the result with a clinical finish late in the game, slotting the ball past Milan goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. Serie A side Milan almost opened the scoring inside two minutes but Thibaut Courtois came up big to deny

Ignazio Abate. Victor Moses’ shot was saved by Donnarumma, but Traore was on hand to head home from close range to make it 1-0 at the U.S. Bank Stadium. However, Milan managed to strike back through Bonaventura, with the 26year-old’s free-kick too good for Courtois. N’Golo Kante made his bow for Antonio Conte’s side in the second half, while Eden Hazard also

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Dimapur, Aug 4 (NPN): The 10th edition of Jadonang Memorial Football Tournament, 2016, organised by Zeliangrong Football Association (ZFA), would be held from November 1 at Thau sports complex, Imphal West. The champions of the tournament would be awarded a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh with trophy, while the second and third placed

path of Kevin Mirallas on 52 minutes but he belted the ball into the side netting from close range. Rooney departed minutes later to rapturous applause and that was the last cheer of the night as the game slipped into a non-event. United will hope to be more purposeful in their play when they take on Leicester City in the Community Shield at Wembley on Sunday. Everton have their final pre-season game on Saturday against Espanyol at Goodison Park before they start their Premier League campaign a week later against Tottenham.

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team would receive Rs. 50,000 and Rs. 25,000 respectively along with a trophy each. Other group and Individual awards consist of best disciplined team, best parade team, best player, best keeper and highest scorer. All Zeliangrong village youth clubs, who are willing to participate in the football tournament are informed to collect the registration form, which

came on in place of Moses. Chelsea were presented with the chance to take the lead in the 69th minute when the ball struck Poli’s hand in the area, with Oscar dispatching the spot-kick into the corner of the goal. The changes continued to ring in for both sides as the half wore on, before Oscar managed to seal the result with a tidy finish in the 87th minute.

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Kohima, Aug 4 (NPN): The 9th inter district catch them young tournament, organized by department of youth resources and sports, got underway with parliamentary secretary youth resources and sports, state lotteries and MTF, Khriehu Liezietsu as the special guest of the inaugural session on Thursday. Liezietsu in his address said catch them young tournament is held not only to provide platform for young sportspersons and athletes but also to expose them, develop and sharpen their skills and prepare them into medal prospects and future champions. He informed that ever since the tournament was reinstated or reintroduced, the state has

been performing better at regional and even national levels. Liezietsu reminded the players the importance of discipline, total commitment and dedication to be successful in sports. He also challenged the players not to be satisfied with being good but to strive to reach higher levels. He advised the young players to aim to be the best player and participate in true sporting spirit. Stressing on the role of coaches and administrators, the parliamentary secretary said they play a vital role in success and failure of the sportspersons. He asserted that the position of coaches may become questionable if the athletes are not up to the mark and urged them to regularly update themselves with the

to be first of its kind in the country. He said the tournament was discontinued in 1980 as the government failed to provide monetary support to organize, however it re-started in 2007 by the department of youth resources and sports. He also said that the performance of catch them young tournament was appreciated by the government of India and today the foot print of the tournament is being followed by many other states. The inaugural programme was chaired by C. Theyo, God’s blessing was invoked by pastor Meriema Baptist church, Keduolhoulie Shuya while a special song was presented by Arenchila. Altogether, 146 players (76 boys and 70 girls) from 11 districts are taking part in the two day tournament. The events of the tournament are chess, badminton and athletics. Day I result 1500 m race (boys) 1st- Heinglake (Kohima), 2nd – Lemiutsu (Kohima) and 3rdKiutsu (Kohima) 1500 m race (girls) 1st- Chimmu (Kohima), 2ndTongjen H (Tuensang) , 3rdTsarola (Kohima). 60m race (boys) 1st- Alep (Kohima), 2ndKhamba S (Mon) and 3rdLamthio M (Tuensang) 60 m race (girls) 1st- Moun L (Tuensang), 2nd- Pham L (Tuensang) and Annie (Zunheboto). Long jump (Boys) 1st- Alep (Kohima), 2ndYangtsumong (Kiphire) and 3rd- Hinglake (Kohima) Long jump (Girls) 1st- Thongkoi (Tuensang), 2nd- Pasanioliu (Peren) and 3rd- Phaam (Tuensang)

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Defiant Chase helps WI draw India in 2nd Test

hosts recovered from the early jolts, which they received on Tuesday. Starting the day from a precarious 48/4 after a rainmarred fourth day, Blackwood dominated the proceedings to not only get to his 50 in just 41 balls but more importantly set up a 93-run fifth wicket stand with Chase to deny the Indians any early inroads. After the pacers failed to break the partnership, India skipper Virat Kohli turned towards his premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who did not disappoint and sent Blackwood packing for a 54ball 63. Blackwood’s explosive knock composed of nine fours and two sixes. Since then Dowrich West Indies’ batsman Roston Chase runs after playing a shot from a delivery of joined Chase in the middle India’s Amit Mishra during day five of their second cricket Test match. (AP/PTI) K i n g s to n, Au g 4 (IANS): A brilliant century from Roston Chase, aided by half-centuries from Jermaine Blackwood, Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder, helped West Indies draw the second Test against India at the Sabina Park Stadium here on Wednesday. Roston Chase led the way with a defiant 137 to help West Indies score 388/6, while India managed to take just two wickets on Day 5. Chase’s gritty knock saw him write his name in the record books as he became the first West Indies player since the legendary Garfield Sobers to take a five-wicket haul and score a century in the same Test. Incidentally, Chase’s milestone comes just one day short of 50 years since Sobers’ historic effort. The only West Indies wicket to fall during the post lunch session was that of

and the right-handed duo managed to keep the Indian bowlers at bay. Earlier on Tuesday, only a little less than 16 overs could be bowled as incessant rains forced an early close of play with the visitors on the driver’s seat needing just six wickets to win the second Test. India, in their first innings declared on 500/9 after bundling out the hosts for a paltry 196. India lead the four-match series 1-0 after winning the first match at Antigua by an innings and 92 runs. Brief Scores: West Indies 196 & 388/6 (Roston Chase 137 not out, Jason Holder 64 not out, Shane Dowrich 74; Mohammed Shami 2/82, Amit Mishra 2/90) vs India 500/9 declared.

Nita Ambani elected as IOC member

Rio de Janeiro, Aug 4 (PTI): Noted sports promoter and founder chairperson of Reliance Foundation, Nita Ambani was today elected as an individual member of International Olympic Committee as she becomes the first Indian woman to join the prestigious body which governs Olympic sports in the world. After being nominated in June by the IOC Executive Board, Nita was today elected by IOC members at the 129th Session of the world body, just a day before the opening ceremony of the 31st Olympics Games here. 52-year-old Nita is the only current active individual member of the IOC from India and she will serve at the highprofile world body until she attains the age of 70. Former Indian Olympic Association

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Secretary General, Randhir Singh, who served as IOC member from India from 20012014, is currently an honorary member of the world body. The independent selection process follows a new procedure for the recruitment of IOC members based on the Olympic Agenda 2020 recommendations. These nomination were done wholly on merit and then elected by existing IOC

members. As founder and chairperson of the Reliance Foundation, Nita has been steering initiatives in the area of education, sports, health and art and culture. She is involved in promoting multiple sports in India with focus on developing talent through a number of large-scale grassroots initiatives. The grassroots programmes that she has initiated have reached out to over 3 million children in multiple sports. She is the architect of Indian Super League which has helped in raising the profile of Indian football. “I am truly humbled and overwhelmed to be elected by the IOC. This is a recognition of the growing importance of India in the world stage and a recognition for Indian women,” Nita said in a release.

Shane Dowrch -- a virtual gift by umpire Ian Gould to legspinner Amit Mishra. Dowrich had misread a relatively straight delivery from Mishra. The ball took the inside edge before hitting the pads and the umpire left Dowrich angry and distraught when he raised his finger in response to a rather hopeful appeal from Mishra. Dowrich played a marvellous innings of 74 runs with six boundaries and a six and gave Chase excellent support from the other end. The duo piled on a 144-run partnership to frustrate the Indian bowlers. The Indians bowled quite well though their efforts did not bear much fruit. Earlier, West Indies reached 215/5 in their second innings at lunch. Riding on contrasting half centuries from middle order batsmen Jermaine Blackwood (63) and Chase, the

IOC approves five new sports for Tokyo 2020 Rio De Janeiro, Aug 4 (IANS): The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has approved five new sports for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, comprising baseball and softball, karate, skateboard, sports climbing and surfing. The decision taken on Wednesday by the 129th IOC Session in Rio de Janeiro underlined the top sports organisation’s effort to attract more participation, Xinhua news agency reported. The IOC session voted unanimously in favour of the sports which were proposed by the 2020 organisers and will make a one-off appearance in the Games. “Today’s (Wednesday) vote was the culmination of a two-year process that began with the unanimous approval of the IOC’s strategic roadmap in 2014. The recommendation to give Organising Committees the flexibility to propose new sports for their edition of the Games was intended to put even more focus on innovation, flexibility and youth

in the development Olympic programme,” said the IOC in a statement. “We want to take sport to the youth... Tokyo 2020’s balanced proposal fulfils all of the goals of the Olympic Agenda 2020 recommendation that allowed it,” said IOC President Thomas Bach. Baseball and softball, which will feature six teams each, will return to the Olympic program for the first time since the Beijing 2008 Games. Surfing will include 20 competitors in both the men’s and women’s categories. Tokyo will host skateboarding, which will comprise two street and two park competitions with 20 male and 20 female participants. The Nippon Budokan, Japan’s martial arts headquarters, will stage karate, expected to be divided into kata and kumite events. The inclusion of the new sports will add 18 events and 474 athletes while the athlete or event quotas of existing Olympic sports will not be affected.

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Moscow, Aug 4 (IANS): The review panel of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has permitted the Russian boxing team to compete at the Olympics, the International Boxing Association (AIBA) said on Thursday. “In accordance with the decision of the IOC Executive Bureau (EB) of July 24th AIBA has carried out an individual analysis of the anti-doping record of each of the 11 Russian boxers qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and submitted its recommendation on their eligibility to the IOC based on the criteria outlined in the IOC EB decision,” an AIBA statement said. “That process is now complete and confirmation has been received from the IOC Review Panel,” the statement added. The Russian female boxing team will be represented by Anastassiia Beliakova and Iaroslava Iakushina. The independent commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) chaired by Canadian law professor Richard McLaren released the nowinfamous July 18 report on the results of a probe into the accusations of doping and manipulation of tests by Russian

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