June 11, 2016

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Vol XXVI No. 183

Shutdown, blockade hit normal life in Manipur

Correspondent/Agencies

IMPHAL, JUN 10: A 10day long economic blockade jointly called by JAC Against Anti-Tribal Bills (JAC) and Outer Manipur Tribal Forum (OMTF) along Imphal-Mao (NH-2) has crippled normal life in Manipur.

Over 400 vehicles including inter-state buses and goods laden trucks were stranded at Mao area on the borders with Nagaland and Jiribam along Assam border.

On Thursday, hundreds of inter-state passengers and freight trucks were also stranded on key national highway to Imphal due to a 24-hour strike called by tribal activists in Manipur to protest alleged police “excesses” on slogan-shouting supporters in Delhi. The strike that ended on Thursday midnight was followed by the start of the 10-day economic blockade.

Sources said that the inter-state passenger vehicles were allowed to pass with police escort.

Police sources said that Manipur DGP, LM Khaute has personally intervened to ensure that all the stranded passengers reach their respective destination.

Supporters came out in the various hill districts to enforce the blockade, par-

ticularly at Kangpokpi area in Senapati district, police said adding there was no report of any untoward incident from any part of the state.

The blockade has been called to protest against the three “anti-tribal bills” passed by the Manipur Assembly in 2015.

The economic blockade call triggered panic buying of fuel among the people in Imphal. People along with their vehicles were seen forming long queues at filling stations since morning. Some people were also seen hoarding fuel.

“Arrangements have been made to escort fuel and liquefied petroleum gas tankers from Nagaland and Assam to Imphal. Police is also escorting stranded buses and trucks along the national highways,” an officer told IANS. In order to check hoarding and avoid hardships to the common man, the Manipur government has directed stockists, dealers and retailers of essential commodities to publicly display on boards their stocks and prices of each commodity.

The blockade has been jointly called by Joint Action Committee of Churachandpur and an apex tribal body Outer Manipur Tribal’s Forum comprising United Naga

Council, Zomi Council, Thadou Inpi, Hmar Inpui and Mizo People Convention.

Meanwhile, tribal village chiefs-- Hmar Chiefs’ Association, Kuki Chiefs’ Association, Zomi Chiefs’ Association and United Chiefs’ Committee would be heading to Delhi to voice their grievances against the three antitribal bills, sources said.

The decision to take the matter to Delhi was taken during the meeting held on Friday at Churachandpur district headquarters under the aegis of the Joint Action Committee Against AntiTribal Bills (JAC).

Meanwhile, JAC while cautioning those responsible for spreading rumors in connection with the bandh, said it would not spare those responsible for such propaganda.

It may be mentioned that the three bills were passed unanimously in August last year by the state assembly after a two month-long agitation to protect the indigenous people from illegal immigrants in the state, including those from neighbouring Myanmar.

The agitators were also protesting the June 7 incident at Delhi, where Delhi police and Manipur Rifles personnel assaulted protestors outside Manipur Bhawan.

Crucial biennial RS polls for 57 seats today NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (AGENCIES): As June 10 being the last day before elections for 57 Rajya Sabha seats in 15 states and with a contest in at least six states, political parties were in a last minute scramble to ensure they get their numbers right. The elections on 11 June will see a fierce battle for supremacy between the Congress and BJP. The two parties are going the extra mile to ensure their candidates, or proxies, manage to upset each other’s calculations. BJP and Congress are scrambling for support amidst rumours of horse-trading, which has all the stakeholders worried.

The poll: The biennial Rajya Sabha elections will take place on 11 June. In seven states, the number of candidates exceeds the seats, so actual elections will take place The fear: Horse-trading is a major fear in these seven states, and parties are scrambling to keep their houses intact. Among the big names whose fates are in the balance are Kapil Sibal, Kamal Morarka, Subhash Chandra and RK Anand.

Though BJP is expected to increases its tally in the Rajya Sabha, it will still not be the single largest party, but will narrow the gap with the Congress.

Meanwhile, the move to synchronise state and Lok Sabha elections has gathered momentum with the government setting up a committee in the law ministry to study the feasibility of simultaneous polls to break the current cycle of assembly polls being held — sometimes The committee is likely to complete a report by July for the Cabinet to take a final decision before an all-party discussion is initiated. The exercise is intended to initiate the process of aligning state and national elections-- after all-party consultations-- by enacting constitutional amendments before the 2019 elections.

ACAUT flays summons to village GBs, VDB members DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): ACAUT has condemned the summons issued to Yikhum Village GBs and VDB members by the NSCN (I-M) town commander of Wokha town, to its Thungo brigade headquarter.

In a press note, ACAUT media cell alleged that the summons was issued apparently “to force the village leaders to hand over their recently released MNREGA fund”.

It said that the stand taken

by ACAUT Wokha unit not to acknowledge the summons, on the issue of tax/monetary matters and the strict adherence to “One Government One Tax” by the people of Wokha was “once again a forceful reminder to Naga Factional Groups

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“So what if some work in two or three departments.

What about big shots eating salaries of bogus employees?”

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(NFGs) that no arbitrary power can break the resolve of a people united for a good cause”.

ACAUT said it has coined the term Naga Factional Group/s (NFGs) “to express the ground reality as it is”.

On the issue of 24% tax and any other form of taxation levied by NFGs, ACAUT made it clear to the Naga public that these contentious issues could be addressed only if the people in the other districts were willing to come together like the 14 frontal organizations of Wokha district, who have formed ACAUT Wokha unit.

Meanwhile, ACAUT said it supported the fervent

appeal of Wokha unit to Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union that “the membership of YN Lotha, Wokha town commander, NSCN (I-M), and also a government registered contractor, be struck off from NCSU rolls”.

If further questioned the district administration and police, as to “how they could allow such harassments and threats to be meted out to the public right under their nose?”

ACAUT has requested the district administration and police for immediate action and not to let people fend for themselves.

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Mahashraman Yatra covers 35000 kms; reaches Dimapur DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): Acharya Shri Mahashraman-ji, who set out on foot as part of his Ahimsa Yatra, since November 9 2014 reached Dimapur, on June 9.

Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya and chief minister T.R. Zeliang attended the programme, in honour of Mahashramanji held at Mahabir Bhavan, Marwari Patti, Dimapur on Friday.

The event was organised

by Shree Jain Shwetambar Acharya, Zeliang with Mahashraman Terapanth Sabha, Dimapur, in Dimapur. a DIPR report stated.

As stated, the objective of the Yatra was to promote peace, harmony and de-addiction. For this Mahashramanji has travelled not only within India but also Bhutan and Nepal, covering a distance of around 35000 kms.

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Longleng distt crippled by Longon vows to restore image of H&FW 48-hr economic blockade Correspondent

Longleng town wears a deserted look on Friday. (NP)

Correspondent

L O N G L E N G, J U N 1 0 (NPN): A 48-hour total economic blockade on NH-702 (two lane Longleng-Changtongya road), which began on Friday, has badly affected normal life in entire Longleng district.

The blockade was called by the four Longleng-based organizations -- Longleng District Drivers’ Union (LDDU), Chamber of Commerce & Industries Longleng (CCIL), Longleng Town Students’ Union (LTSU) and Longleng Town Wards’ Union (LTWU) – after they failed to get positive response from the PWD (NH) and Maytas&Gayatri (JV) road Construction Company.

Vehicular movement remained suspended except those vehicles that were exempted from the preview of the bandh. Government offices recorded nil attendance apart from district administration and police.

All the business establishments and private offices also remained shut and roads -- both National and state highways – wore deserted looks.

However, there was no report of any untoward incidents from any parts of the district till the time of filing this report.

District administration, police, paramilitary and NGOs of the district were deployed at several locations to thwart any untoward incident.

KOHIMA, JUN 10 (NPN): In an apparent reference to the recent RTI revelation that there have been 319 appointments in Health & Family Welfare (H&FW) department without any vacancy or approval of the government, the minister of Health & Family Welfare, P. Longong on Friday said such appointments could have been done “in market place” and not at the government level.

The minister, however, asserted that whatever was happening he would re-correct it and restore the prestige of the H&FW department after doing justice at appropriate time.

Speaking as chief invitee at the Nagaland in-service Doctors’ Association (NIDA) annual general body meeting at capital convention centre here Friday evening, the minister said the prestige of the department lay in the hands of the doctors, and also the good health of the citizens.

“When the doctors’ fraternity work together in good coordination, you will definitely transform the public health care system of our state...”, Longong said.

At this juncture, the minister said to deliver a quality and world class health care system to the people of the state could take time.

He, however, encouraged the doctors and public not to be disheartened, adding that “as of now, a good

investment in preventive aspects of health to the public will take us to a greater level while delivering public health care system.”

Pointing out that lifestyle disease was increasing at an alarming rate in today’s generation, Longon therefore asserted that empowering people with preventive medical knowledge was very much vital.

Health minister stated that now that the government was putting every sincere effort to create a congenial atmosphere for the doctors to work even in the most remote areas of the state.

“Place of posting is not a big question when you chose to dedicate service to mankind,” ministers told the doctors.

The minister also appealed to every member of Nagaland in-service Doctors’ Association to put more effort and with any reservation, serve the people especially the under-served areas in Nagaland.

D e l ive r i n g a s h o r t speech, principal director Health & Family Welfare, Dr. L. Watikala Ao, stressed the need to correct the Nagaland Health Care Establishments Act, 1997 and create more posts in the department.

The principal director also urged the Chief Medical Officers and MOs not to forward any application where there was no vacancy, saying there was strict directive from P&AR department against

appointment of ad hoc or contingency.

Commenting on landowners and their appointments, she said as per government directives landowner could enjoy one post for one time only.

Watikala also said that in some sub-centres and primary health centres there were more than 14-15 and in some areas even 28 when government’s approval or sanction post was two to five.

She said that rampant appointment has caused shortage of funds and directly reflect in salary.

The principal director meanwhile asserted that government would act strongly against officers who were out of station for long time without leave or permission.

She informed that there would be rotational transfer of specialists to rest of the district and not only confined to Kohima and Dimapur.

Meanwhile, at annual general body meeting, election for NIDA’s new office bearers was also held, wherein Dr. Khriezotuo Paphino was elected as president and Dr. Imotemsu as general secretary.

Giving a brief report of the business session, Dr. H. Mlato Shikhu informed that the house deliberated on specialist increments 2:4:6 ratio, age of retirement for doctors-65 years, medical college, capacity management training, time bound DPC/ APR etc.

Riverbed mining ban extended

DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur has further extended ban on the use of heavy machinery for extraction of resources (sand gravels and boulders) in Dhansiri and Chathe River within Dimapur district for a period of four months (June 1 to September 30, 2016).

The extension comes after the expiry of one month ban order (May 1-31, 2016). In a press release, DC Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome stated that the ban was being enforced for preservation of the river and its resources.

DC stated that the order was issued for strict compliance by all concerned.

NSCN (K) cautions

DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): NSCN (K), through its MIP, in a press note has warned “a band of criminals masquerading as NSCN workers”, engaged in tax collection in and around Kohima. MIP said that the criminals were producing forged “authorisation” letter of ‘col.’ Isak Sumi issued to ‘maj.’ Kisheto for the financial year 2016-17 “on commercial/business enterprises and various government departments”. In this connection, MIP has asked all concerned “tax payers, contributors and sympathisers to maintain vigil against such miscreants”. For authentication, the MIP has asked all to contact H.K. Assumi, finance officer for Kohima duly appointed by the chaplee ministry, NSCN (K).

CVC to repair MkgMariani road

DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): Changki village council (CVC) along with the citizens of Changki village would carry out repair works on a 30km road stretch MokokchungMariani road under Changki area on June 13 and 14, 2016.

Though vehicles would be allowed to ply, the commuters have been requested to bear any inconveniences during the repair date. In this regard, the sub divisional administration would also depute staff to monitor during the work.

ADC, Mangkolemba, T. Imtiwapang Aier, has requested all the responsible to cooperate during the given date in the above mentioned route, stated a DIPR report.

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PCC, SBI organize seminar on quality banking service

Staff reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): Department of Commerce and Economics, Public College of Commerce (PCC), Dimapur, in association with State Bank of India (SBI) Regional Business Office Dimapur, organised a UGC sponsored National Seminar on “quality of banking services and its impact on customer satisfaction with special reference to Nagaland” at Hotel Theja Fort, Dimapur on Friday.

The seminar was graced by addl. deputy commissioner (ADC) Hq, Dimapur, Elizabeth Ngully and AGM, SBI Dimapur Branch, Debojyoti Dutta as chief guest and guest of honour respectively.

Highlighting the present scenario of banking in Nagaland, ADC lamented on the absence of proper and adequate banking facilities in most of the districts. She said majority of the banks operating in Nagaland were concentrated only in the three districts- Dimapur, Kohima, and Mokokchung.

She also pointed out various procedural hurdles in availing loans, schemes, and even account opening. In this regard, the ADC called for

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a change in the attitude and outlook of the banks in order to equip themselves and meet the needs of customers/challenges of a rapidly changing economy.

Also speaking at the seminar, AGM, SBI, Debojyoti Dutta, maintained that customer satisfaction remained a challenge for banks in Nagaland, especially SBI, as it was a “mass banker” operating in all 11 districts of the State. He stated that the increasing number of customers was also another factor that contributes to the existing lacunae behind achieving optimum customer satisfaction. While admitting that there were various shortcom-

ings in the banking system, Dutta informed that customers preferred “cash transaction”, which was unique to Nagaland, despite availability of alternate channels.

In this regard, Dutta encouraged customers to use various machines and facilities available in banks and online applications for transactions.

Key note addresses were delivered by prof. Amalesh Bhowal from Assam University, Diphu Campus, and prof. A.K.Mishra from Nagaland University, Merima.

During the seminar which had two technical sessions, 15 research papers were presented by experts and scholars from across the country.

Earlier, the seminar started with a welcome address by chairperson and acting principal, PCC, A.K. Talukdar, invocation by asst. professor, Supongsangla, while welcome song was presented by students of PCC. Convenor of the seminar organising committee, Pradip Chakraborty, delivered convenor’s address and also introduced the participants.

The rapporteurs of the seminar were D. Baruah and K.N. Mhabemo Humtsoe.

state Farmers meet on agri technology exchange prog DIMAPUR: A farmer to farmer technology dissemination programme between farmers of Wokha and Tseminyu block was conducted by ATMA Wokha in collaboration with BTT Tseminyu on June 8, at Town Hall Tseminyu.

At the programme, PD Dr.Mhonchan Shitiri said that the programme was organized to create a platform for the farmers of the two districts to exchange their knowledge, ITKs and agricultural practices so that production and productivity could be enhanced. SDAO & BTT convenor Viwehoto Thorie said that the meet between farmers of two districts was first of its kind in the block which would help the farmers. He encouraged the farmers to keep exchanging their ITKs in future by taking advantage of the programme.

M e a n w h i l e, B T M Dr.Vibeilie Keretsu gave PICO presentation on Tseminyu block activities and DPD Yanglen on behalf of ATMA Wokha. Later, at the round table exchange discussion farmers from both the districts shared their experiences, knowledge and practices.

The programme was chaired by BTM Dr. Vibelie and vote of thanks pronounced by agriculture officer G. Kent.

Neiphrezo graces NMHS parents’ day

MLA and NMSDC chairman Neiphrezo Keditsu along with the school authorities of Neingulie Memorial High School, Dimapur on Friday. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 0 (NPN): Neingulie Memorial High School (NMHS), Dimapur held its 41st Parents’ Day with MLA and Nagaland State Mineral Development Corporation (NSMDC) chairman, Neiphrezo Keditsu as guest of honor at the school premises, Neisatuo

WDEA 2nd Awareness prog on PMFBY at Dhansiripar foundation day

Participants and department officials at the awareness programme on PMFGBY at Dhansiripar on June 8.

Dimapur: KVK Dimapur, ICAR Nagaland centre, conducted one day awareness programme on “Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana” (PMFBY) at Dhansiripar village community hall on June 8.

Delivering the welcome address, programme coordinator KVK, Dr. Anamika Sharma, stated that Dhansripar village, being a rain shadow area and adopted village under NICRA, should tack advantage from the scheme for their livelihood improvement.

Resource person and administrative officer, New India Insurance, Dimapur,

Nitish Chand Dey, highlighted the details of PMFBY scheme. He said insurance scheme has been in operation since long but due to several shortcomings, farmers had lost faith in the crop insurance scheme. “Under such circumstances, the government had, in consultation with states, farmers, and insurance companies, initiated the immensely farmer friendly PMFBY”, he added.

He informed that PMBFY was a major assistance extended by the Government on crop insurance and have the lowest farmers’ share of premium till date.

“The rest of the pre-

mium burden, even if more than 90%, would be borne by the Government. ‘One season one premium rate’ for fruit crops, pulses and oilseeds. It is now at 2 % premium for Kharif , 1.5% for Rabi crops and 5% for Horticultural/ perennial crops,” Nitish added.

Informing that farmers would get full protection: no capping on premium rates and as a result, no reduction in sum assured, he added that post harvest losses due to cyclone and unseasonal rains in the entire country have also been included for the first time in this scheme.

“The scheme also has

200 patients treated, provided free medicines at medical camp

People thronged for treatment at the medical camp on Friday.

DIMAPUR: More than 200 people were treated at the free medical camp organized

by Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC), Seikhazou at Panchayat Hall, Naga Hospital Colony, Kohima on Friday.

During the camp –free screening test for sugar /HIV, malaria and BP were carried out by the doctors and nurses, while free medicines were

also distributed.

Dr. Ao Meren Longkumer, MO, in -charge UPHC Seikhazou and Dr. Senti Moa, Mobile Medical Unit (MMU), Kohima, nurses and health workers conducted the camp. Directorate of Health and Family Welfare also distributed free LLINS (Mosquito net) on the occasion.

M e a n w h i l e, N a g a Hospital Colony chairman,

Vizetuo Solo thanked the UPHC Seikhazou for having special concern to the colony in organizing the free medical camp.

Earlier, the camp began with an invocation by Kehoulelie Zatsu, traveling pastor CRC Naga Hospital Colony. Naga Hospital Colony Panchayat and Naga Hospital Youth Organization members also attended the camp.

compulsory use of mobile and satellite technology for accurate yield estimation and faster claim settlement,” Nitish informed.

He also emphasised on the importance of KCC and urged the farmers to get the same through banking system.

Further, SMS (Soil Science), Z. James Kikon, distributed Soil Health Card to the farmers and explained on how to analyze and understand the report on soil health card.

The programme ended with the distribution of improved staggered rice variety ‘Gitesh’ to the farmers.

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DIMAPUR: Wokha District Entrepreneurs’ Association (WDEA) 2nd foundation day would be held on June 15 at Hammock Resort, Wokha.

The event will be graced by ex-minister, Dr. Chumben Murry.

Meanwhile, all WDEA members, local businessmen and well wishers have been asked to attend the function.

Meanwhile, the association informed that onetime registration of new unit of Rs. 500/- and an annual membership renewal of Rs. 100/- will be collected from each member willing to register.

Further information can be contacted at mobile numbers: 9612611044, 9206108727 and 9612026281 respectively.

NPGN/NNC welcome cadres

Colony Dimapur, Thursday.

Keditsu in his brief speech exhorted the students to be hard working and disciplined as those were two essential qualities for a student to succeed.

He also lauded the successful candidates in the recently declared HSLC examination results. During the programme, Neisatuo

Keditsu, the eldest son of late Neingulie Keditsu shared a brief history about the school and how it was established.

He also gave a brief life sketch on late Neingulie who was a pioneer in education.

The programme was marked with songs, dances and skits performed and enacted by the students of the school.

Nurses trained on mental health prog DIMAPUR: One day training for nurses on District Mental Health Programme (DMHP) was held at IDSP Conference hall, IMDH Mokokchung on June 9.

Delivering the welcome address, medical superintendent, IMDH, Mokokchung, Dr Medem, thanked the nurses and participants for attending the training and challenged the participants to take the training as a privilege and learning and to take maximum advantage of it.

In his shor t speech, dy. CMO, Mokokchung, Dr Kibangkumba, emphasized on the importance of mental health and stated it was a big problem as people were not aware of it earlier.

Facilitator of the training and DIO (RCH& UIP) and district nodal officer for Mental Health, Dr. Temsuyanger, trained the participants on different mental health programme. He explained the common types of mental illness like anxiety disorder, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, somatoform disorders, childhood mental disorders, etc. He informed that mental disorder was a disease that causes mild to severe disturbances in thought and/or behaviour, resulting in an inability to cope with life’s ordinary demands and routines.

news in brief Meeting on public undertakings: Chairman of the committee on public undertakings, Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Kuzholuzo Nienu has convened the evidence meeting of the committee with the departmental representative of NSMDC and NHL on June 15, 11 am in the assembly committee room.

Therefore, all members of the committee have been asked to attend the meeting. Administrative and head of the corporation have also been asked to attend.

DoSE informs: Department of School Education (DoSE) would be issuing offering letter, identity certificate and antecedent form from June 13 onwards. In this regard, all candidates recommended by NPSC for the post of Post Graduate Teachers dated April 29, 2016 have been asked to collect the same.

Chief engineer, PEP to grace: Chief engineer, Police Engineering Project, Nagaland Er. Swedevil Zao would grace the Tyrannus Boys Hostel Jakhama(TBHJ) 10th Academic Session launching programme as chief guest on June 11, 2 pm.

Dimapur DC informs: DC Dimapur Kesonyü Yhome has informed that organizers/ agencies hosting reality shows/talent hunts etc. should obtain prior order from the office of the Deputy Commissioner. DC said the order was passed basing on the complaints received in regard to some events where the welfare of the participating candidates/ groups were not safeguarded and deprived them of fair-play. The DC further cautioned that in the event of failing to obtain necessary permission, the defaulting party would attract befitting penalty.

Vaccination of livestock: Department of veterinary and animal husbandry would be conducting free anti rabies vaccination campcum- vaccination of all livestock and poultry for Lizu (Old) village on June 14 from 8 am.

The camp would be conducted by a team lead by Dr. Bocto VAS veterinary hospital Zunheboto.

Seminar agri and allied: Green Club, Zunheboto would be conducting a one day seminar on agri and allied sector on June 11 at Natha old village, Zunheboto. WMT, Land Resource, Khenito Yeptho, Inspector, Horticulture, Vikheto Awomi and Agriculture Of-

ficer, Henoto Kiba would be the resource persons.

World blood donor day: Voluntary blood donors association Kohima (VBDAK) in collaboration with HQ IGAR (North) Kohima would be observing the world blood donor day on June 14, 9:30am at motivation hall Assam Rifle Kohima on the theme “ blood connect us all; share life, give blood”. Maj. Gen. M.S. Jaswal IGAR (North) will grace the event as chief guest. Voluntary blood donation camp would be conducted at the venue after the formal programme.

Inter-departmental coordination meeting at Sanis: Inter-departmental coordina-

tion meeting of all heads of offices of various departments posted under Sanis sub-division, Wokha district has been convened on June 22, 11 am at SDO (C) office Sanis. SDO (C) Sanis Nchumbemo has asked all heads of offices posted at Sanis HQ, Sungro, Aitepyong, and Lotsu circles to attend the meeting.

DDGBA emergency meet: Dimapur District GB Association (DDGBA) has convened emergency meeting on June 11, 1 p.m. at Dimapur GB Union (Sadar) office. All DDGBA executive members, office bearers and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting.

DDEO informs: Deputy District Education Officer (DDEO) Dimapur R. Amongla Jamir has informed all beneficiaries under Children Educational Assistance Fund (CEAF) both fresh and renewal to collect scholarship for 2015-16, from June 13 to 30, during office hour by producing photocopy of the previous academic marksheet.

DDLGBU convenes: Dimapur District Lotha GB’s Union (DDLGBU) has convened its 10th anniversary celebration-cum-annual general meeting on June 12, 9 a.m. at GB Tsenthungo Ezung residence, Nyamo colony.

SVUD emergency meeting: Seyochung Village Union Dimapur (SVUD) has convened emergency meeting on June 12, 12 noon, at its treasurer office, Purana bazaar.

ANSTA Kiphire unit meeting: All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) Kiphire unit has convened meeting on June 18, at its banker’s residence, Kiphire town.

DIMAPUR: NPGN/NNC has welcomed five national workers from various groups to its fold.

The cadres were two from NSCN (R)- ‘major’ Joseph Achumi and ‘Tsalichem Sangtam, and three from GDRN/NNC (N/A)-‘2nd lieutenant’ Alosem Rengma, ‘major’ Tonglipa Sangtam, and ‘lance corporal’ Vikaho Achumi.

In a press note, home secretary, NPGN/NNC, Kiyelho Wokhami, stated that the “home comers” willingly joined NPGN/NNC to strengthen the leadership of president Temjenyanger Aier and ato kilonser Hozheto Chopi for the genuine and DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland genuine cause of the Nagas. has expressed gratitude to all participants at the two “Vikas Parv” meetings held at Kohima and Dimapur on June 2 and 9 respectively, and also making the meetings successful.

The party has also acknowledged various speakers for highlighting various aspects of the NDA, DAN and the overall process of development namely- Union Minister Social Justice and Empowerment Thawarchand Gehlot, Union Minister for Law and Justice DV.Sadananda Gowda, Union Minister for Pachayati Raj Nihalchang Meghwal, chief minister T.R. Zeliang, Speaker Chotisuh Sazo, Minister for Transport, Civil Aviation & IT, P.Paiwang Participants and officials of RD department during the training on sensitization on Aadhaar seeding.

Konyak, minister R&B Vikheho Swu, MP Rajya DIMAPUR: As part of ini- gional Business Office Di- ries who do not have bank would receive money.

Sabha K.G. Kenye, national tiative of Ministry of Rural mapur chief Manager, S. account. They further urged Village functionaries of BJP vice president Vinay Development to enable social Besu Bosco, and SBI Chu- the village functionaries not all the 49 villages under RD Sahasrabudhe, DAN chair- welfare schemes to be paid mukedima, branch manager, to look for temporary solution Block Chumukedima attendman and president NPF directly into Aadhaar linked Temsurenla Jamir, spoke at but for permanent solution. ed the training.

Shurhozelie Liezietsu, Rev. bank accounts of MGN- the training and distributed Highlighting the imporEarlier the programme Kuzierang Thou and Rev. REGA beneficiaries, Rural forms for linking of Aadhaar/ tance of Aadhaar Seeding, was chaired by RD Block Dr. Shiwoto.

Development (RD) block UID number with the account DRDA Dimapur, assistant Chumukedima, SO, Tiatoshi The party also thanked Chumukedima conducted a of the beneficiaries and also project coordinator, Imkong Jamir, keynote address was all the public and leaders of training on sensitization on consent forms.

Phom, urged all MGNREGA delivered by Block Developthe civil society and members Aadhaar seeding for village Bank officials also high- job card holders to apply for ment Officer, Chumukedima of BJP and NPF and Khetovi functionaries under RD Block lighted the process of opening Aadhaar card registration K. Yamao Konyak and later Kenye and Virender Singh for Chumukedima on June 10, at of bank account and the docu- since only those who have vote of thanks was delivered organizing the grand public BDO’s office Chumukedima. ments required for opening of their Aadhaar card seeded to by RD Block Chumukedima, reception at the airport.

Lead Bank, SBI, Re- account for those beneficia- their MGNREGA job card BAPO Imtizulu.

BJP Nagaland grateful

Village functionaries trained on Aadhaar seeding

State

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Are the Ibobi govt’s three bills aimed against tribal lands and rights in the state?

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Next poll

Q: Is it necessary for govt

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WEATHER FORECAST June 11

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

31 26

Couple of thunderstorms

26 20

Aizawl

Guwahati Clouds and sun with a t-storm 34 24 Imphal

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Y. Vikheho Swu (3rd from left) at the inauguration of Sanjeevani Polyclinic & Diagnostic Centre on Friday.

Dimapur: Sanjeevani Polyclinic & Diagnostic Centre was inaugurated by minister for road and bridges, Y. Vikheho Swu on Friday at Ram Janki Higher Secondary School Road, Dimapur.

Selaginella bryopteris, known commonly as Sanjeevani & Devanagari is a lithophytic plant. It is used medicinally in the country.

Sanjeevani, CEO Rakesh Jain, who is a well known social worker, associated with various social organisations and NGO has contributed in many fields in the past days.

According to Rakesh Jain, the main aim and objective of Sanjeevani Polyclinic & Diagnostic Centre is to give better health services and facilities through specialist doctors from within and outside the state of Nagaland. At

present the clinic has got two well renowned doctors Dr. Sanjib Chowdhury, MBBS (General Physician) and Dr. Azidi Zeliang, MD (Child Specialist) along with well renowned God gifted person from Grace Gift Healing Centre, Tiasashi Aier. In near future, the clinic is expecting few more doctors to join them

apart from specialist doctors visiting time to time from outside the state also.

Team Sanjeevani would also take up free doctor consultancy service with prior and proper appointment by Dr Sanjib Chowdhury (General Physician) on every 9th day of the month to the poor and downtrodden women in the state of Nagaland.

The polyclinic has issued free check up coupons along with invitation extended during the inauguration by Dr Sanjib Chowdhury (General Physician) for 1 person each to the invitees valid till June 30, 2016 which is also one of its kinds in the state as well as country.

Team Sanjeevani further plans to have check up and health awareness campaign in different schools in and around Dimapur to educate children and give better health and hygiene.

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RCK general meeting

Dimapur: Royal Club Kohima (RCK) has convened general body meeting-cum-picnic on June 11, 12 noon at Pelevituo’s farm, 10mile Wokha road, Kohima. All members have been asked to present innovative ideas, opinions and suggestion towards the activities of the club.

Minister for forest, environment and climate change, Dr. Nicky Kire inaugurating the free drinking water shed at Nagaland Zoological Park, Dimapur on Friday.

Also seen in the picture is ex-parliamentary secretary, Azheto Zhimomi. (NP)

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In this connection, all the BLOs have been directed to attend the training. Appropriate disciplinary action would be initiated against any BLO failing to attend the training, DC informed.

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dimapur: Deputy commissioner and District Election Officer, Kohima has announced the schedules of the second round of training for Booth level Officers (BLOs) for Kohima district.

Following are the date, time and place: 8- Western Angami A/C and 11Northern Angami-II A/C, BLO training on June 13, 11 am at DC’s conference hall Kohima; 12-Tseminyu A/C on June 14, 11 am at Dobashi Cour t ADC Tseminyu office; 14- Souther n Angami-I A/C and 15- Southern Angami-II A/C, BLO on June 14, 11 am at Dobashi Court SDO (C) Jakhama office and 9-Kohima Town A/C and 10- Northern Angami-I A/C on June 16, 11 am at DC’s

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Imphal: 5 protestors injured during ILPS demonstration Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jun 10: At least five women were injured Friday afternoon after a speedy van drove through a crowd of ILPS demonstrators staging a protest in Imphal’s Kakwa area along the Imphal-Moreh section of NH-102.

After the incident, irate protestors torched the vehicle transporting students after smashing the same before the police could intervene. They have also imposed total blockade on the movement of all kinds of vehicles on this stretch of the highway.

The school service Maruti Van (MN-1K 0659) knocks down the five female protestors this afternoon around 2.30 pm at Kakwa Boroi Makhong where a large number of womenfolk were staging protest by blocking one side of the national highway. The five injured women were clung to the hood of the car as it speeds through the crowd while other escaped unhurt.

They were Thongbam Rashi (79), Sagolsem Sangeeta (38), Ahanthem Ibmecha (42),

Konsham Memchoubi (65) and Thongam Bembem (34).

Among them the conditions of Thongam Bembem and Konsam Memchoubi were stated to be critical.

Two of the five injured protestors in the tragic incident who rushed to a private hospital in Imphal were stated to be in critical. They were later referred to RIMS hospital, hospital sources said.

The driver of the vehicle, Thokchom Thembi from Singjamei Thongam Leikai was caught by the locals and handed over to the Singjamei police who rushed to the spot immediately. Only three students were in the van when the incident took place. The vehicle was transporting students of Little Flower School and Canchi Academy, Imphal and was on its way to drop the students.

Reports quoting eyewitness accounts said that on seeing the vehicle moving in high speed, protestors at Singjamei area along the same highway signaled to slow down to which the driver failed to give any response. Fire fighters with a tender rushed to the spot on hear-

Tripura Speaker starts process of verifying signature

Agartala, Jun 10 (PTI): Tripura Assembly Speaker Ramendra Chandra Debnath has started the process for individual hearing and verification of signatures of the six dissident MLAs of opposition Congress, who had earlier announced to quit from the party and join Trinamool Congress.

Former leader of the opposition, Sudip Roy Burman and three other dissident MLAs of Congress met the Speaker on Tuesday last and handed over a letter signed by six MLAs informing him that they joined TMC and demanded recognition as the main opposition party. A senior assembly official said Debnath has begun the process of individually hearing and verifying signature of dissident Congress legislators.

Earlier, the Speaker told reporters that he would call all the six MLAs for individual hearing and verification of their signatures and also consult the experts before taking a final decision.

The leader of the dissident group, Burman said he received the notice to meet the Speaker on June 22 and another dissident MLA, Asish Saha said he was asked to meet the Speaker on June 20. The other MLAs could not be contacted.

The MLAs are Burman, Saha, Biswabandhu Sen, Diba Chandra Hrangkhawl, Pranjit Singha Roy and Dilip Sarkar. Burman had earlier been elected the leader of the TMC legislature group in Tripura and is expected to stake claim to the post of the Leader of the Opposition.

ing about the burning down of the vehicle after smashing it and turning it upside down by irate locals and protestors was prevented from discharging their duty as another group of people blocked the tender at Kakwa Bazar from further proceeding.

The womenfolk at the incident site, Kakwa Boroi Makhong, were taking part in the demonstration by blocking half of the stretch of the road from Moirangkhom to Lilong under the banner of the JCILPS. Responding to the call of the JCILPS, large number of people, particularly womenfolk took to the streets on this stretch of the highway today and staged demonstration.

Slogans like ‘implement ILPS in Manipur’, ‘convert the three Bills passed by the State Assembly into Acts’, ‘take up positive steps regarding agreed terms made between the Government and JCILPS’, ‘Government can’t suppress ILPS agitation by announcing wanted tag against Kh Ratan and arresting students’, ‘we condemn wanted tag on Kh Ratan’ were raised during the demonstration.

Heroin worth Rs 6.30 lakh seized Aizawl, Jun 10 (PTI): Anti Drug squad of the central committee of the Young Mizo Association (YMA)’s Supply Reduction Service (SRS) members have seized 140 gm of heroin in several places of Aizawl yesterday, state excise and narcotics department officials said. The SRS members handed over the seized contraband worth Rs 6.30 lakh in the local market, to the state Excise and Narcotics department officials along with six accused persons. One of the suspects was from Myanmar, two of them from MizoramMyanmar border Champhai district and the rest were from Aizawl district. Four of the suspects were women. Officials said that the six accused were booked under relevant sections of the Narcotics Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985.

Court dismisses Ratan plea on wanted tag

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IMPHAL, Jun 10: The High Court of Manipur Friday dismissed a criminal petition filed by former JCILPS convener Kh Ratan against the “wanted tag’ against him declared by the Manipur.

On June 2 last, Manipur police declared ‘wanted’ to Khomdram Ratan who was the Convener of the Joint Committee on Inner Line Permit System (JCILPS) after a criminal case alleging him to be a member of the outlaw United National Liberation Front (UNLF) was registered at Singjamei Police Station in Imphal West against him. A reward of Rs five lakh was also announced for any informant who could provide information leading to the arrest of Ratan. Against the wanted tag on his head, wife of Ratan, Hemolata filed a criminal petition with a prayer to stay the operation of the ‘wanted tag”. The hearing of to admit the petition was conducted today in the court of the High Court of Manipur. The court after hearing the parties at some length, was pleased to dismiss the criminal petition as “devoid of merit”, an official source said today.

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KA DC orders inquiry on scam Correspondent Diphu June 10: After strong protest by 7 organizations against illegal activities of Promod Shyam Deputy Director, Food and Civil Supply and his alleged nexus with Bajarang Industries; Deputy Commissioner of Karbi Anglong has ordered a magisterial level probe to find the real extent of the scam.

The agitating organizations, United Farmers Committee (UFC), Karbi Anglong Youth Organization (KAYO), Turbong Village Organization (TVO), Kuki Students organization (KSO), Kuki National Assembly (KNA), Karbi Students Association (KSA), Karbi Students & Youth Council (KSYC) have alleged that central government sponsored levy rice under National Food Security Act for BPL/APL/ APP/AAY etc in Karbi Anglong District has not been implemented as per government norms since 2012 to 2016.

While verifying documents related to release of rice under various plan for just Diphu subdivision some stunning facts have revealed.

Through a W.T message (TSKOD-NR/56 GR-2500. Add. Food Corp Guwahati and

Sonowal for trifurcating Assam Social Welfare Deptt

G u wahati , J u n 1 0 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal today mooted the idea of trifurcating the sate Social Welfare Department into three Directorates to ensure proper development through timely intervention.

Chairing a review meeting of the Social Welfare Department, the Chief Minister asked the Additional Chief Secretary to prepare a proposal to facilitate creation of three Directorates for welfare of women, children and for specially challenged persons under the Department.

He called on the department officials to take up more welfare oriented schemes in line with Central schemes.

“The need of the hour

is to lend more transparency and accountability to help the Department render its services effectively for the welfare of women, children and specially challenged persons”, he said.

Sonowal also directed the authorities to go for ‘online’ and ‘e-tendering’ and take more measures to stop gender based discrimination.

The Chief Minister sought performance reports of 230 Integrated Child Development Schemes (ICDS) and 62,158 Anganwadi Centres active in the state and also called for execution of all schemes on a mission mode and to ensure the 164 schemes undertaken by voluntary organisations were monitored to assess their effectiveness.

No- DS61/2015/18, dated 16.6.15) the Director of Supply, Assam allocated 26748 MT super fine rice; it has been mentioned in the document of the DDS of Karbi Anglong district that 5180 quintal rice with a previous stock of 4181 quintal rice was distributed among 8036 APL card holding families of Diphu . If the records of the DDS are to be believed each family received not just 6 or 9 kg rice but they received 70.5kg rice in the month of July 2015.

The records also shows that in similar manner in the month of August 2014, a quantity of 9640 quintal super fine rice combined with earlier stock of 5328 quintal was distributed among 8036 families , now according to the facts and figure each families received almost 1 quintal superfine rice on that month.

The bizarre kind of largesse and generosity of the DDS as mentioned in the government records could not be established with ground actuality. If the above facts are taken into account, the scenario is identical for every month not only in case of APL rice but in case of BPL rice distributed under schemes like AAY, MMSC, and PHHS etc.

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DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE No.DHFW-16/NVBDCP/GFATM-IMCP/2015-16

NAGALAND :: KOHIMA

Dated Kma the…..June 2016

NOTICE

The following shortlisted candidates who have applied for the post of Lab. Technician/Malaria Technical Supervisor are hereby called for Oral Interview on 17-06-2016 starting at 11 A.M in the office of the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Room No. 202.

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Further, the candidates are to bring original copies of documents required as per our advertisement vide order No. DHFW-16/ NVBDCP-IMCP/2015-16/ Dt.19th May 2016.

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Cong could field Priyanka Gandhi into active politics

File -- Priyanka Vadra during her election campaign for her mother and Congress President Sonia Gandhi in Raebareli. (PTI) NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (AGENCIES/IANS): Priyanka Vadra will in all probability take a direct plunge into electoral politics in the 2019 general elections from Amethi, and, as a first step, aggressively campaign across Uttar Pradesh in next year’s Assembly elections, according to top functionaries familiar with the Gandhi family’s thinking, reports CNN-News18.

Now regarded as the party’s sole remaining “Brahmastra”, Priyanka, 44, has so far restricted herself to campaigning in the family pocketboroughs of Amethi and Rae Bareli, represented by her brother Rahul Gandhi and mother Sonia Gandhi respectively. She has resisted repeated entreaties over the years by Congress leaders and workers

to lead the party.

But with the Congress facing what many political experts view as a crisis of survival – its strength in the Lok Sabha is at an all-time low and has seen state after state slip away from its grasp – Priyanka has all but decided to take a more active political role, the sources said.

A large part of her decision is also personal. The BJP’s relentless attacks on her husband Robert Vadra accusing him of financial wrongdoings have also forced her to decide to take the plunge, the sources added. Several options are being worked out for Priyanka’s more expansive political role, which is expected to complement her brother Rahul’s taking charge of the Congress party’s reins. One option is to use her extensively for campaigning

across Uttar Pradesh. In fact, Prashant Kishor, the one-time Modi political strategist now engaged by the Congress to manage its campaign in UP and Punjab, has even suggested that Priyanka should be projected as the party’s face in UP. But the sources said the Gandhi family was wary of projecting her as its face for just UP and wants to unleash her for the more crucial 2019 general elections.

The thinking now is that Priyanka could contest from Amethi, the Lok Sabha seat represented by her brother Rahul, who could shift to Rae Bareli. It is felt that she would be better poised to take on the BJP’s likely candidate, Human Resources Minister Smriti Irani. Between the Gandhi siblings, Priyanka has always been seen as the more aggressive and combative of the two, a trait that will come in handy while taking on the feisty Irani. Also, having a woman take on another will be politically prudent too, sparing Rahul Gandhi the risk of getting bogged down in a campaign in which he will have to tread very carefully.

A more active role by Priyanka, Congress insiders believe, will help cement the family’s primacy in the party and energise the rank and file, most of whom have greater faith in her pugnaciousness than her brother. Her resemblance to her late grandmother and Congress icon Indira Gandhi, especially on the stump when she dresses up in cotton sarees, has been cited by many as a big perception asset.

Govt working on criminal justice info system NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (PTI): The government has embarked upon an ambitious plan to integrate data on different stages of criminal proceedings -- right from lodging of FIR to handing down of sentence -- into a seamless digital format but some agencies are reluctant to share information for the network.

Department of Justice in the Law Ministry has pressed for an early implementation of an ‘integrated criminal justice information system’ in the country.

According to the ministry, it would enable integration of data related to different stages of criminal proceedings from the commencement at a police station through the process of investigation, prosecution, judicial determination, sentencing and appeal, in a seamless electronic format.

An inter-department committee headed by Supreme Court judge, Justice Madan B Lokur, is looking into the possibilities of integrating Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and System (CCTNS) of the Home Ministry with eCourts and ePrisons to facilitate exchange of information and data among the various institutions concerned with criminal justice system.

The CCTNS project was launched in 2009 for digitally connecting all the police stations and digitising all existing FIRs. The project has received renewed focus of the Narendra Modi government with the Union Budget allocating Rs 250 crore for it.

A recent meeting of the Advisory Council of the National Mission for Justice Delivery and Legal Reforms was informed that the process of integration has begun in “certain areas.”

NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (PTI): The Supreme Court today stayed a resolution issued by Bar Council of India (BCI) that had made it mandatory for Advocates-on-Record (AoRs) to undergo its ongoing verification drive to check professional credentials of practicing lawyers.

BCI, the apex bar body, has undertaken a verification drive to weed out law practitioners with fake law degrees and done away with the earlier clause that had granted exemption to AoRs from filling up a verification form under the BCI’s Certificate of Practice Rules, 2015.

AoRs are those lawyers who clear qualifying examination conducted by the apex court and are entitled to appear and sign petitions and documents in the top court.

They were opposing the BCI resolution on the grounds including that they have become AoRs with the nod of the apex court and their details were there on the Supreme Court site.

“No effect should be given to the (BCI) resolution.

Let the matter be heard on June 30,” a vacation bench comprising Justices P C Ghose and Amitava Roy said and allowed the Supreme Court Advocate-on-Record Associa-

tion (SCAORA) to be a party to the ongoing lis (suit) on the issue.

At the outset, the bench asked A K Prasad, representing the BCI, as to how the bar body was empowered to amend the rules framed under the law by passing a resolution.

“The question is, can you (BCI) amend the rules by way of a resolution,” it said.

However, the court then left it to be decided by the bench concerned after the summer vacation.

The BCI’s ongoing verification drive is under challenge before various high courts in the country.

The SCAORA had yesterday moved the apex court seeking urgent hearing of its plea that its members should not be subjected to the BCI verification drive as their records were already with the court.

The SCAORA had told the bench that BCI had a practice not to subject designated senior advocates and Advocates-on-Records (AoRs) to verification.

The lawyers body had said that designated senior advocates and AORs were earlier exempted from the verification process but the BCI had last year amended rules and brought AORs in the bracket of common lawyers.

Shiv Sena takes Rise in tourist arrival on e-visa in May DELHI, JUN 10 (PTI): Over 43,800 people arrived in a dig at ‘Modi- NEW India on e-tourist visa in May as compared to 15,659 during the month last year, recording a whopping hike of nearly 180 Obama Bond’ same per cent in the footfall. The US continues to occupy the top slot,

MUMBAI, JUN 10 (PTI): In followed by the UK and China among the countries availing etourist visa facility, the Tourism Ministry said in a statement. a sarcastic take on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s bonhomie with Barack Obama, key BJP ally Shiv Sena today wondered if the US President will shift to India when his term gets over. The Sena also slammed the US for pursuing a “dual policy” towards India and Pakistan. “US President has become a good friend of PM Modi. Their relationship is so deep that we wonder if the Obama family will shift to Surat, Rajkot, Porbandar, Manali, Mahabaleshwar or Delhi post his retirement.

No other Indian PM would have got so much love from an American President in the past,” the Sena said in an editorial in party mouthpiece ‘Saamana.’

Obama’s presidency is set to end on January 20, 2017.

The Sena said that Modi thanking America for standing

by India in its times of need is only an example of his courteous nature.

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It is hereby notified to all the students seeking admission to B.Sc (Hons.) Ag. and various disciplines of M.Sc (Ag.) & PhD degree programme in Agriculture in the School of Agricultural Sciences & Rural Development, Medziphema Campus of Nagaland University for the Academic Session 2015-16, that the prospectus and application forms can be obtained on cash payment of Rs. 150.00 for SC/ST and Rs. 200.00 for General category from the Accounts Section, NU, SASRD, Medziphema Campus, Medziphema - 797 106, Nagaland; Nagaland University, Lumami; Meriema Campus (Kohima) and SETAM, Dimapur. Application Forms can also be downloaded from the following websites. www://Nagaland University.ac.in.

Admission into B.Sc (Hons) Ag. will be strictly followed as per the allocation of seats to respective states. Only those who are nominated by the concern state government through the respective entrance examination will be eligible for admission. There is no seat under open quota for admission into B.Sc. (Hons) Ag. degree programme.

Important Dates : 1. Issue of application forms and brochure (w.e.f) - 12th June to 30th June 2016 2. Last date of submission of application forms - 10th July 2016 3. Registration for B.Sc. (Hons) Ag. (new students) - 13th to 20th July 2016 4. Counselling for M.Sc (Ag.) - 20th July 2016 5. Registration for M.Sc. (Ag.) - 21st to 22nd July 2016 6. PhD admission entrance test - 27th July 2016 7. PhD entrance test result - 29th July 2016 8. PhD interview & registration - 3rd August 2016 * Regular classes of newly admitted students shall start right after registration.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 183 Dimapur, Saturday, June 11, 2016

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Drying economy

mid the churning politics in Nagaland and Manipur and in the light of the expected and much talked about solution within the framework agreement that would conclude decades of protracted negotiations; there are varied concepts of what the ‘solution’ is as it would also demand a clear understanding of what was wanted. One subject that will not lose importance but rather whose importance will continue to rise is –economy. It must be understood that economic environment is not static – it underlines the condition that decides whether the impact is to progress or regress. Government policies are supposed to bring benefits for the people through various programmes. However much of the policies stem from a need for populist rhetoric than on being prepared sagacious economics. Several politicians have their perspective of what the ‘economic vision’ should be, based on the social, economic and political factors.

Socio-political ideologies have been accommodated even encouraged in Nagaland but the essence of a inclusive growth took a beating since the mid-90s.

The over saturation of politics has pushed important and pressing issues to the background. Government planners bringing out socio-economic calendars unfailingly, inject a dose of populism. Such economic concepts can only be appreciated by those more used to armchair knowledge and with less economic or social sense. Among the pressing problems for a small state like Nagaland, which boasts of a high literacy ratio and rapid “growth in education” are the rise in unemployment since many of the youth, who are supposedly educated, are unemployable. To get over this issue, vocational training programmes had been launched during the past decades and by the time Modi rose to power, his government has renamed these as skill development. The unemployment problem is compounded by dwindling opportunities in all spheres. The short term objectives that include government sponsorship for ‘selected’ or chosen beneficiaries has only proved to be another among many such symptomatic treatments. Nagaland has had pioneering men and women of vision who have contributed immensely towards the development of the small state. With whatever has been achieved, today the young people are aware of their potential and need opportunities and space. Enlightenment among society’s reputed and influential organisations will promote better economic understanding. This includes the church leaders, social and voluntary organisations and public leaders who have must realise that they all need to create a conducive atmosphere for planting the seeds of long term economic development in Nagaland without which no progress can be achieved. Politics cannot overlap into real economic vision nor can it be allowed to be the major decider.

Money, power and politics and the role of the government machinery play too much role. Economics at both micro and macro levels are contexts seen in societies that have latched on the current of economic momentum. The plea of promoting economic development must not lead to establishing a privileged section. The meteoric rise of the Nouveau riche in Nagaland during the past few decade is startling and demolishes everything good that tend to depict the great or unique culture. This class or tribe of people have gained too much that they exert dominance in almost all spheres. There can be no balance if a few have all and all have none. The crisis provides a challenge for the institutions that claim to be doing it “for the people” but end up doing only for “their people”.

DailyDevotion And After That What’s Next To Do?

…seek, and you will find… —Luke 11:9 Seek if you have not found. “You ask and do not receive, because you ask amiss…” (James 4:3). If you ask for things from life instead of from God, “you ask amiss”; that is, you ask out of your desire for self-fulfillment. The more you fulfill yourself the less you will seek God. “…seek, and you will find….” Get to work— narrow your focus and interests to this one thing. Have you ever sought God with your whole heart, or have you simply given Him a feeble cry after some emotionally painful experience? “…seek, [focus,] and you will find….”

“Ho! Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters…”

(Isaiah 55:1). Are you thirsty, or complacent and indifferent— so satisfied with your own experience that you want nothing more of God? Experience is a doorway, not a final goal. Beware of building your faith on experience, or your life will not ring true and will only sound the note of a critical spirit. Remember that you can never give another person what you have found, but you can cause him to have a desire for it. “…knock, and it will be opened to you” (Luke 11:9).

“Draw near to God…” (James 4:8). Knock— the door is closed, and your heartbeat races as you knock. “Cleanse your hands…” (James 4:8). Knock a bit louder— you begin to find that you are dirty. “…purify your hearts…” (James 4:8). It is becoming even more personal— you are desperate and serious now— you will do anything. “Lament…”

(James 4:9). Have you ever lamented, expressing your sorrow before God for the condition of your inner life?

There is no thread of self-pity left, only the heart-rending difficulty and amazement which comes from seeing what kind of person you really are. “Humble yourselves…”

(James 4:10). It is a humbling experience to knock at God’s door— you have to knock with the crucified thief. “…to him who knocks it will be opened” (Luke 11:10).

Quotes

When you have to make a choice and don’t make it, that is in itself a choice. ~ William James

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, June 11, 2016

Post-mortem

AFSPA: Does anyone Climatic concerns, irresponsible lifestyle care to raise its existence J A ean Rostand said ‘Science has made us gods even before we are worthy of being men’. A photo of a hungry malnourished skinny African child with an empty plate in his hands and a caption on the side reads “The world’s hunger is getting ridiculous; there are more nutrients in a rich man’s shampoo than in the food of a poor man’s plate”. I bet if anyone has a heart will be emotionally touched by this.

Climate change or global warming is no longer just only a risk but it is already a reality which we are living with. It’s going to be much far worse if we humans keep living our same way without changing our irresponsible lifestyles. The human irresponsibility has been the dominant cause of observed warming since the mid-20th century. Scientists warn we have very little time to cut global greenhouse emissions before they continue to rise to dangerous levels.To be clear, they are saying that without an action there will be a catastrophic climate change. Global agreement on how to reduce carbon emissions is vital because it will enable our leaders to set bold national policies that make a difference. Time to act locally while thinking globally now.

Not only climate change is a threat but it’s a problem multiplier as it exacerbates poverty and water scarcity, it compounds food and nutrition insecurity and it makes it even harder for poor households to secure their rights. Pope Francis say “Anyone who takes a breath, drinks a drop of water or eats a bite of food, and wonders where all this nourishment comes from, understands that every single one of us depends upon nature for our lives”. We need robust long-term strategies that reflect the reality we are facing now. Ignorance may be bliss and a virtue long back but not anymore in our present context. The more we are ignorant about

it the more harm and damage is inflicted on our environment and our children.

One very worrying factor is that the global climatic change is happening much faster than the scientists has predicted. Many of us never have imagined that humaninduced climate change might force whole countries to go out of existence. But the melting of glaciers in the Polar Regions and the rising sea levels are really disturbing. Modern wastes materials take a long time to wear out, and they’ve been very widely disturbed across the planet. Almost nowhere is safe. Even most mud samples taken from remote ocean beds now contain plastic fragments.

The awareness campaign in our state Nagaland on the World Environment Day by our people and leaders shows positive signs that our people has now woke up.

Churches initiating about environmental awareness in their services are truly a blessed step. Anyone, whether a literate or an illiterate can witness the changing seasonal patterns of temperatures, rainfall, wind bringing unexpected hailstorms, landslides, floods, droughts, food shortages recently happenings all around us can no longer let us remain in our pretentious slumber. Though it may seem to be like a far-fetched idea here, yet I do at times have to agree with the socialist countries mode of limited production of goods. The capitalists unlimited and uncontrolled production of material goods for the consumerists goods ultimately overburden the nature such as soils, plants, water, air by using of chemicals and other toxic elements choking the planet Earth gasping for breath. Seven billion people, let’s consume with care. Though our people seems to have woken up and now seem to have been imbibed with some sense of responsibility with lots of social work in their respective localities cleaning up

clogged drains, road repairs, planting trees and so on. But no matter how much we carry out social works, clean our neighborhoods and clear those clogged drains; what good is it if we don’t change our habits and lifestyles? No matter how much we clean our neighborhoods, what good is it if we keep on throwing every rubbish and dirt everywhere around we live? No matter how much we fill up our potholed roads or repair it what good is it if we don’t give even an inch of land to make drains for water to flow? No matter how much we drive around in ritzy glamorous cars wearing chic branded clothes donning Gucci or Armani shades with bejeweled ornamental luster of countless accessories around our bodies scented with most expensive perfumes but keep throwing out your litters in the streets? What good is it when you just plant some tress for creating awareness but cuts down in hundreds for illegal logging business? Singing hymn ‘Holy Night Silent Night’ at the church service in the evening during Christmas time and bursting megaloud firecrackers polluting the whole town and causing knee-jerking sleepless nights reactions in the middle of their sleep to the newborns and the aged and sick are very much part of our Naga Christmas celebration. Why not just buy some clothes, food or give that cash to some needy ones instead of intoxicating and poisoning our good earth? The riversides in the evening after a New Year’s Day picnic and Easter Sundays show how many tons of garbage is accumulated by us. Emphasizing environmental conservation in the media and in our chief guest speeches when all our office corridors and walls are stained with tamul and gutkha stains while the office garbage are strewn at the backyard only contradicts what we preach.

(To be concluded) Jonah Achumi

Nagaland state born out of political movement (From previous issue) On the 1st of December, 1957, a separate administrative unit was formed combining the Naga Hills District of Assam and the Tuensang Frontier Divisison of NEFA. In short, it was called- Naga Hills –Tuensang Area (NHTA).

The third session of the Naga People’s Convention was held at Mokokchung from the 22nd June, 1959 onwards.

After full deliberations on various recommendations of the Committee to form the basis of negotiation with Government of India for the settlement of the Naga political problem, the Sixteen Points Resolution was adopted.

On the 26th of July 1960 the delegates met the Prime Minister,Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister after going through the 16-Point Memorandum enquired whether we could replace ‘Nagaland’ with a suitable and purely Naga word.

The leaders of the delegation had no suitable word to replace “Nagaland” so it remained “Nagaland”. Coming to the Legislature, the Prime Minister suggested tribal names for the Assembly. Coming to the twelfth point with regard to the transfer of reserved forests, “The Naga delegation discussed the question of the inclusion of the Reserved Forests and contiguous areas inhabited by the Nagas. They were referred to the provisions in Article 3 and 4 of the Constitution, prescribing the procedure for the transfer of areas from one State to another. The Prime Minister had no objection to the other points.

As agreed upon, a Transitional Period of 3 years was ushered in. An elected interim Body was constituted to function during the transitional period. On the 1st of December, 1963, the President Dr.S. Radhakrishnan inauguarated Nagaland as the 16th State.

For the first time in history of the Nagas, afer having meetings in their respective tribes, their representatives were sent to attend in the first Naga People’s Convention held at Kohima on the 22nd August, 1957. Never before in the history of the Nagas such a meeting represented by all the tribes of Nagaland was held. Without the Naga People’s Convention, ‘the present Eastern Nagaland are (ENPO) would have remained under the North East Frontier Agency(NEFA) now Arunachal Pradesh and the erstwhile Naga Hills District of Assam would have remained a District under Assam’. Bycreation of separate Statehood of Nagaland, as a result of 16-point Agreement, people have been benefitted in large measures. Today, instead of criticizing for signing of the 16-Point Agreement and those leaders, rather we should be grateful to them for their wisdom and the far-sightedness.

The Nagaland Nationalist Organisation is the offspring of the Naga Peoples’ Convention and is thus fully aware of the 16-Point Agreement. After the 1st General Election in 1964,

most immediate and supreme task for the NNO Party and its Government was to put an end to hostilities and uncertainties by creating understanding and goodwill among the people, and to restore normal condition in the State. At once, the NNO party and the State Government took to the plough and started preparing the ground.

In the meanwhile, God gave a vision to the Baptist church leaders to form a Peace Mission in the Third Baptist Church Convention at Wokha in 1964.

The proposal to form a Peace Mission was approved by the NNO in Dimapur Session in February, 1964. The NNO Government after careful consideration, agreed to the proposal and introduced a Government Resolution in the Nagaland Assembly which was passed unanimously on 13th of March, 1964. The operative portion of the Resolution is: “That efforts be made to open every possible avenue to negotiate for such a talk, giving full opportunities to all sections of the public of Nagaland in mobilizing public opinion to prepare the spade work to make the proposed talk a success with the sole object of restoration of lasting peace in Nagaland. That the underground people be urged to consider this matter of peace talks seriously and respond readily to the call of the people to put all their efforts to create healthy atmosphere and necessary conditions for the peace talk”.

The Peace Mission as well as the Church leaders worked hard to effect a stoppage of operations. An agreement was signed for cessation of hostilities on 25th May, 1964 and a period of stoppage of operation was effected from 6th September, 1964.

The NNO par ty and the State Government having pledged to bring peace and political settlement, declared that they will not stand on the way, and allowed the underground leaders to have direct talks with the Prime Minister. This is the reason why the underground leaders could hold six rounds of peace talks with the Prime Minister.

When the underground leaders wanted to send two of their emissaries to London to meet A.Z. Phizo, the NNO Government gave the clearance and financial assistance to them. Besides the two emissaries, all those who wanted to meet Phizo were allowed to do so. All these generous gestures amply prove that the NNO party and its Government was anxious to help solve the Naga political problem in a peaceful way.

Immediately after the deadlock a sharp division arose among the underground leadership which brought great confusion and uncertainties threatening peace and making the chances of a settlement difficult. The Church leaders called for a Conference of All-Naga Leaders at Kohima village on the 5th of December 1967 with a view to renewing

the peace talk; but the underground leaders boycotted this important meeting for the reasons best known to them.

Over ground and Underground Naga Leaders Conference: Three meetings were held in Kohima on the 5th of August 1969, 28th August 1969 and 25th September 1969 with a view to bringing leaders of various shades of opinion in Nagaland to discuss the question of settlement. Fifty nine leaders came and participated in the deliberations but the Federal group of undergrounds and the United Front of over ground did not attend. A Resolution was unanimously passed in the meeting, which reads as follows:“That with a view to bringing about an early peaceful and final political settlement and lasting peace throughout Nagaland, a joint meeting of the underground and over ground Naga leaders be convened on 25th September, 1969 at Kohima and that this meeting urges upon all the underground leaders to participate in that meeting”.

In its Seventh General Session held at Pfutsero from 30th to 31st January, 1970, the Nagaland Nationalist Organization reiterated that the Naga problem is essentially a political one; that the underground Nagas are an inalienable part of Naga society, and that they should have a say in final settlement of the Naga problem.

Being conscious of the fact that delay in settling the political problem will bring more hardships and sufferings to the Naga people, the NNO and the State Government continued to strive with renewed efforts to solve the vexed problem.

The Church leaders, through the Nagaland Peace Council and the Liaison Committee took the initiative and brought the underground leadership and the Governor, as the representative of the Government of India, to the conference table where both the parties signed the SHILLONG ACCORD on the 11th of November 1975, ‘The representative of the underground organization conveyed their decision of their own volition, to accept without condition, the Constitution of India’.

It was only after the 11th of November 1975 that the desks were cleared and that the underground leader, on their own volition accepted the Constitution of India unconditionally and deposited their arms in the Chedema camp by 12th February 1976. The NNO leadership also took the next step of merging with the Indian National Congress Party, and the Nagaland Nationalist Organisation (NNO) merged with the Indian National Congress on the 19th June, 1976.

The NNO party and later the Nagaland Congress have declared more than once that we welcome “ Shillong Accord” and release of prisoners out of this Accord and credit for this is due only to Governor of Nagaland State, Central Leaders and the leaders of

Underground Nagas.

The Nagaland Nationalist Organisation in its 1969 Election Manifesto stated that the NNO has continuously striven for the unity of the Naga tribes, for the return of peace to our strife-torn land for the creation of the right climate for the Naga people’s advancement.

NNO party believes that the Naga problems can be solved by the Nagas themselves. After all, it is nobody else’s but our own concern and it is we who suffer the consequences of our folly or enjoy outcome of our wise actions.

The Nagaland Nationalist Organisation has consistently followed the principles and policies that attempts should be made to establish contacts with all shades of public opinion both in the over ground and underground without any discrimination or being pitted against one another, to arrive at a satisfactory political settlement.

In February 1993, Election Manifesto the Congress recognizes that the underground problem is political needing political approach punctuated by love, sympathy and understanding. It also recognizes that any meaningful dialogue with the Government of India would be fruitful when the issue is presented with one voice. The party therefore shall mobilize all possible and constructive forces to bring unity and mutual understanding among different groups of the underground set up. The party is sanguine that all the Nagas belonging to one family and having brotherly feelings for one another, a compassionate approach would unit them at one forum and resolve their differences with a spirit of give and take. This issue shall be listed in our party agenda having top priority.

The Indian National Congress being a National Party will serve as a bridge between the Central Government and the underground and shall render all possible assistance to bring the two parties to a negotiating table.

On the 19th of May 1991 at the Congress Election Rally at Dimapur public ground, Rajiv Gandhi announced that there will be talk without precondition if Congress is voted to power.

On the 5th of February 1993 at the Congress Election Rally at Dimapur Stadium, Shri P.V Narasimha Rao, Prime Minister, announced that the Naga problem is a political problem. Taking the commitment made by Rajiv Gandhi and by him on the 5th of February 1993, he met NSCN (IM) leaders, resulting in the present day ceasefires and negotatitons.

It is an absolute mendacity for anyone to say that the Congress party and its fore-runner the NNO party are opposed to Naga national issue.

(Concluded) Chingwang Konyak, Former President, Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee

FSPA (Armed Forces Special Powers Acts) the draconian Law was implemented in 1958 by the Central Government and its brutality has been experienced by our parents physically some 40-50 years back and it continues to haunt the present generation psyche to a large extent that paralyses the vision of us, and listening to the stories of our parents makes one fear and fill our heart with anger and hatred. Records has it all if one aspires to know more on how this Law functions and how it really did made a horrific attempt to inflict us.

Looking at the records of our people at the mercy of the Jawans(s) under the shadow of the AFSPA one cannot think of keeping oneself shying away from the issue but stirs our soul to avenge in whatsoever possibly way it may be. Our mothers and sisters were raped inside the Church and in front of our father and brothers, our father and brothers were shot anywhere/anytime and were chased down like wild animals, Churches knocked down to dust, fields and barns burnt to ashes, villages burnt down, villagers grouped and regrouped in different places just to get torture and harassment, children died due to hunger and thirst, properties worth crores were destroyed and the list goes on. We became refugees in our own land with nowhere to hide or seek help, we were counted as but animals by the armies.

We lived a life of abject misery and all these were caused by the so called AFSPA under the pretext of flushing out unwanted elements functioning in the areas they operated with zero mercy even to the sick and old people.

We cannot hide and should not forget our history, our present generation may not experience it and many does not even know the history that our parents underwent and we may live peacefully without being bothered about the EXISTENCE of AFSPA but let us be reminded and be

sure that we are still guided by it and we are still under the bondage of it though with lesser or no effect (as of now), but it does not mean that we are free of it rather we ought to be aware of it and make this time a platform to prepare ourself to fight against it (I am encouraging a violent fight, but from a proper approach) and let it revoke for eternity. One cannot expect it to be over/ done from the government or different organizations alone but every individual has their own share to fight against it and the Churches cannot be passive on this. Being silence knowing the fact that something is not right itself is injustice, hence our Churches should not remain just a mere spectator on this crucial issue. Liberation theology was born in Latin America in 1960’s with the fact of peoples’ resistance to economic and political injustice, therefore it clearly indicates that Church responsibility is not just to win over the lost soul but to give human a dignity and wholeness of life. Thus, it necessitates for the government, organizations, Churches and every individuals to participate in the fight for our life, a life honoured living.

At a time when Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the central Government tries to instigate the AFSPA to further in NorthEast India (probably with hidden political and religious motives) and continues its horrific acts among our people, how can a right thinking citizen stay still and flow with the time as if nothing is happening?

Our lukewarmish and lameness approach to this AFSPA may and will result a bitter and regrettable tomorrow. Every individual/church/organizations and government with a unified voice will make a difference in the lives of many. Let that voice be yours/me and us and say END to this draconian Law once and for all.

Imtitoshi Longkumer, Ungma

Reader’s Post

Appeal to director V&AH

Sir,

As a concerned citizen and on behalf of the aggrieved party of the aspirant candidate on the ongoing training for Veterinary Field Assistant(VFA) for the session 2016-17 the undersigned would like to state few lines for your favour and prompt action please.

While appreciating Directorate of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Nagaland for inviting the candidates on undergoing Veterinary Field Assistant (VFA) training programme for the session 2016-17 office advertisement vide NO.VET.TRG/ GEN-8/2016-17/82 Dated Medziphema, the 3rd june 2016 which appeared in the daily Nagaland Post June 4, 2016.

That during the last advertisement 2014 for the said training programme eligible criteria pertaining to age was maximum 25 years of age whereas, this year the minimum and Maximum age for admission is 16-21 year which is made lesser then the previous years, as a result many of the aspirant candidate who are interested to undergo the said training has been deprived.

The undersigned would therefore request your esteem authority to kindly look into the matter for the age relaxation of the aspirant candidates and extend maximum standard age of 25 year same as the previous year or up to some relaxation to save the youth of thousands educated unemployed to avail equality opportunity and serve justice to all.

K. Chishi, Concerned Citizen, Bayavü Kohima

Appeal to CE (power) for installation of new transformer

Sir,

The undersigned Unions of Saksi NAP Sector 13th Ward, Tuensang Town would like to appeal to the Chief Engineer, Power Department Nagaland for early installation of new 33 KV transformer, as the old transformer has been grounded since 19th March 2016. The public of 13th Ward has been suffering due to power failure for almost three months now and it is totally unacceptable to endure such a long period without electricity. The Saksi NAP Sector 13th Ward is an urban area with more than one thousand households and, perpetual delay in restoring the power supply by the concern department has created many untold hardships especially government offices and educational institutions like 3rd Bn NAP Hq. Tsg, 164 Territorial Army A’ coy. Hq, Radio Station (AIR) Tsg, Eklavya Model Residential School (EMRS), GMS Saksi, I.T.I Tsg, F.C.I godown Tsg, Unit Hospital, Dairy Farm Tsg. etc. We are also constrained to point out lapses and inefficiency on the part of Power Department, Tuensang in installing the new transformer, which otherwise should not take this long. Till date, the public of 13th Ward are reeling under darkness while the other Wards/Sectors under Tuensang Town remain unaffected.

It is a great irony that the main Hydro Sub-Station for whole of Tuensang district is located at Saksi NAP Sector 13th Ward, yet we are the one who is suffering without electricity.

The esteem authority of Chief Engineer, Power department Nagaland is requested to consider our appeal on top priority and take immediate necessary action before public runs out of patient.

O. Somba, President, 13th Ward, Saksi NAP Sector Tsg; H. Wongto Chang, Vice President, Chang Union, Saksi NAP Sector Tsg; Nato Y. Chang, President, Chang Students’ Union, Saksi NAP Sector Tsg.

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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, June 11, 2016

New forest policy to come soon: Javadekar (IIFM) has done basic work with public consultation and field visits. Now we will discuss it with stakeholders and take it to a logical conclusion and have a new forest policy.

“At the same time, we are also urging states to come out with their comprehensive and relevant forest policies so that forest grows more and we achieve the target of 33 per cent of forest cover,” Javadekar said during an interaction on Transforming India on mygov.in.

Javadekar said that the meeting of all Environment ministers will be held in July.

From the agenda which was finalised yesterday, the most important one is how to save forests and make it more prosperous.

“It’s a challenging work.

On one hand we have to improve the quality of forest, improve methods of scientific management of forest, use degraded land which is 30 per cent of forest area, we also have to incentivise more forest cover outside forest area,” he said.

Noting that Rs 40,000 crore worth of timber is imported, he said that his Min-

istry has prepared guidelines for a PPP model in which degraded land will be given on lease to private companies who can harvest wood, use it and continue the chain which will help in creating more carbon sink.

At the same time, Javadekar said that all the departments and ministries have been asked to prepare their climate action plans.

Elaborating on his Ministry’s plans for taking forward the clean energy solutions, Javadekar said that while on one hand, skill set improvement courses will be framed, on the other hand, the subject of environment will also be brought up in school and college curriculum.

“Whatever work is done on environment, new technologies will be used and that will give rise to employment.

We held a meeting with officials.

“Within one month, the new skill sets which is required in the field of environment, forest and climate will be developed,” Javadekar said adding that the duration of these courses may be of one month, three months, six months and one year.

5 get life term for rape of Danish woman New Delhi, Jun 10 (Agencies): A Delhi court on Friday awarded imprisonment for entire life to all five convicts charged with raping a Danish woman in the capital in 2014, saying they had “levelled a stigma on the face of the country.”

However, Additional Sessions Judge Ramesh Kumar absolved them of the obligation of paying compensation to the victim because of their poor economic conditions. Instead, he directed the Delhi Legal Services Authority to consider a suitable compensation to the victim, reports The Hindu.

Rejecting the plea for a lenient punishment by counsel for the accused, the judge said: “They do not deserve any leniency. She had been subjected to such inhuman act continuously for five long hours, and during this period she was given beatings when she tried to save herself. Accused persons did not show any mercy when she was asking them not to rape her as she had AIDS.” “Hence, considering the conduct and act of all the convicts… I am of the opinion that the ends of justice would be met if the convicts — namely Mahender alias Ganja, Mohammed Raja,

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Raju Bhajje, Arjun and Raju Chhaka — are sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment for life which shall mean imprisonment for the remainder of convicts’ natural life,” the judge said, sentencing the convicts as per the submission by Special Public Prosecutor Atul Srivastava.

The Delhi Police had charged the accused persons with robbing and gangraping the woman at knife point after dragging her to a deserted place near the Divisional Railway Officers’ Club which is located about a few hundred metres from the New Delhi railway station.

Speed guns, ambulances to curb road deaths NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (AGENCIES): The road transport and highways ministry will install speed guns (equipment to record the speed of as well as film a moving vehicle) on national highways and deploy advanced ambulances with vehicle-cutting equipment on certain stretches for the immediate rescue of accident victims.

Announcing the government’s plans to crack down on speeding on highways, Union road transport minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday said errant drivers will be heavily penalised. Last year, 64,633 people were killed in road crashes caused by speeding, according to the latest report of the transport research wing.

Gadkari said it was a “matter of pain” for him to share the rising graph of road deaths. He added that his ministry will take two immediate steps to check fatalities on narrow highways in hill states and high-speed corridors that witness more fatal crashes.

“We will install crash barriers all along hill roads to reduce chances of vehicles falling off the road. We will also deploy advanced ambulances with vehicle-cutting equipment on stretches such as the MumbaiPune expressway. We will deploy them close to major black spots,” he said.

Sum total of PM’s foreign visits a ‘big zero’: Cong

NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (PTI): In the backdrop of China playing a spoiler in India’s entry into NSG, Congress today dismissed as a “big zero” the sum total of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign visits and foreign policy initiatives.

“Never ever in the past almost three decades, China has taken such an absolutely hostile position to India whether on the question of membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) or even getting the Jaish-eMohd and Maulana Masood Azhar labeled as terrorist entity”, party spokesman Manish Tewari told reporters here.

Tearing apart claims of the government and the BJP that PM’s just concluded tour to several countries including US as a big strategic and diplomatic success, he expressed concern that China “has never been so belligerent in the past 29 years”.

“China is extremely crucial and has a sensitive relationship with India but has never been so belligerent in the past 29 years ever since late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi broke the ice with China in 1987”, he said.

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DIMAPUR, JUN 10 (NPN): Dimapur police on Friday arrested four persons including a female for cheating a computer shop in Dimapur by posing as officials of “International Infotech, a Guwahati based company”.

Dimapur police briefing media persons at West Police station, said that acting on a complaint filed by the owner of the shop on May 16, 2016, Dimapur police conducted raids at two locations in Assam and arrested the four

from Guwahati and Barpeta, Assam.

They were identified as Pinky Monidas (24) from Nalbari, Assam, Animesh Goswami (24) from Kamrup, Assam (both arrested from Guwahati), and Dipjyoti Talukdar (22), and Mandu Patgiri (23), both residents of Barpeta.

According to Dimapur Police, the arrested persons have so far cheated people to the tune of more than Rs. 10 lakh.

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to be a sudden change of heart and what was national security threat in 2008 has now become the biggest swan song of both the Prime Minister and his Government.”, he remarked.

He took a dig at BJP President Amit Shah for his reported remarks that the MTCR would help India become an arms exporter.

“Possibly the BJP needs to understand that the Missile Technology Control Regime is about controlling proliferation of missiles.

It is not about making a country into a net arms exporter.

So, this is the limited understanding which the BJP and its President unfortunately have about international affairs.”, he said.

“If you look at the Prime Minister and his Government’s foreign policy, in a comprehensive perspective over the past 2 years, India has neither gained diplomatically, neither strategically, neither economically and neither militarily”.

“The sum total of Prime Minister’s foreign visits and foreign policy initiatives, is unfortunately a big Zero”, Tewari said.

Dimapur Police cracks fraud case; four arrested

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NEW DELHI, JUN 10 (PTI): India and Nepal today reviewed their overall bilateral ties including in areas of connectivity and trade during talks between External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister Kamal Thapa. In the meeting, Swaraj conveyed to Thapa that development and stability in Nepal were in India’s interest. External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said bilateral mechanisms including political exchanges, connectivity and trade were reviewed in the meeting.

“The External Affairs Minister reaffirmed India’s interest in development and stability in Nepal,” he said.

Thapa, also Nepal’s Foreign Minister, is here primarily to attend the convocation of South Asian university, a SAARC project which came into being in 2010.

Reports from Vienna had it that with the US pushing its case, India’s bid for membership of the 48member grouping has received positive indications from most of the member countries but China was still playing the spoiler by persisting with its opposition.

He said here has not been a single new idea, a single big idea in the Indo-US relationship in the last two years since Modi became PM. “The only one thread which the NDA-BJP Gover nment and the Prime Minister have been taking forth is the Indo-US Civil Nuclear Energy Pact which was incubated and finally consummated during the UPA Government.

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“The emerging threat is it’s not the guy in Bengaluru but the robot next door who’s going to take your job. This creates anxiety in middle class and you can see it expressed in the political dialogue that is taking place both in the US as well as in the run up to Brexit in Britain,” Rajan said speaking at the launch of a book “World 2050” here this evening.

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This technological change is also leading to concerns among exporting countries like India and Vietnam as they are wondering what to do if the demand for their goods and services wanes, Rajan added.

The comments come in wake of a referendum in the UK on whether to stay in the European Union and also within weeks of the ultra-right billionaire Donald Trump becoming the Republican nominee for the US Presidential polls. On emerging market economies, Rajan said there is a need to “be sensitive to the fact that we are in an integrated world where there are spillover effects to the other”.

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regulator,” Raju said.

US Federal Aviation Administration had downgraded India’s aviation safety rating in January 2014 and an upgrade was given in April last year.

Asserting that improvement of overall aviation safety was a major focus area for the government, Raju said various critical issues are being looked into by the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS).

“Safety angles have to be strengthened and it is a continuous process,” the Minister said.

At the same time, he said regulations have to be purposeful and laxity cannot be allowed at any cost.

“Certain regulations probably need to be modified and there is lot of work going on,” he added.

Based on certain “security format”, the Minister said, BCAS is in the process of upgrading various security features. “They do audit depending on classification of airports. We would like them to do it without any interference from anyone to keep Indian skies safe.”

Robots are taking over jobs; middle class anxious: Rajan

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Mumbai, Jun 10 (PTI): In line with the equity market, the rupee today extended losses against the American currency, slipping by another 5 paise to close at 66.76 on persistent dollar demand from banks and importers.

The rupee opened lower at 66.80 a dollar against the overnight closing of 66.71 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market and hovered in a range of 66.73 and 66.88 before ending at 66.76, still showing a loss of 5 paise or 0.07 per cent.

It has lost 11 paise or 0.17 per cent in last two days.

Meanwhile, the dollar index was up by 0.16 per cent against the basket of six global currencies in the late afternoon trade. Meanwhile, the RBI fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 66.7948 and euro at 75.4714.

In cross-currency trades, the rupee firmed up against the pound sterling to end at 96.24 from 96.51 yesterday and also moved up against the euro to 75.46 per euro from 75.65.

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granting of licence to pilots, approval of safety procedures and engineering and flight operations this month as part of its e-GCA (e-Governance in Civil Aviation) project.

“We need more transparency in DGCA. Things have to be more transparent and the opaqueness has to go away so as to make things more responsible and responsive,” Raju told PTI in an interview.

His comments come at a time when there are increasing threats to aviation security worldwide, particularly after the terror attack on Brussels airport in March.

Questions relating to safety of passengers had come into focus following incidents such as a pilot trying to land an aircraft on a road mistaking it for the runway and another pilot allowing a cabin crew to travel in the cockpit.

Against the backdrop of safety lapses in domestic carriers raising concerns about the effectiveness of DGCA, Raju said safety was very important and no government can ignore it. “DGCA was downgraded under the previous government. It was upgraded under the current government. We want to make it a meaningful

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New Delhi, Jun 10 (PTI): Virtually ruling out setting up of a Civil Aviation Authority to replace DGCA, Union Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju on Friday said that he saw no need to merely rename the regulator.

The UPA government had proposed to replace Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) with Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) having full functional and financial autonomy to give the regulator more teeth.

“What is the need for CAA? What purpose will be served by just changing the name? I do not see any reason (to replace DGCA),” the Civil Aviation Minister said.

Raju, however, admitted there is “opaqueness” in working of DGCA and promised to usher in transparency in the body in the interest of passenger safety and security.

The Minister said an ambitious plan is being worked out to make the DGCA a more “responsive” and “meaningful” body, which had faced a downgrade on safety grounds during the UPA regime.

The DGCA is expected to make completely online 18 major services including

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ISIS made USD 1 bn in revenue in 2015: Glaser

India calls for flexibilities in IPR to combat AIDS United Nations, Jun 10 (PTI): With over 80 per cent of the affordable and quality antiretroviral drugs used globally to treat AIDS supplied by Indian pharmaceutical industry, India has sought flexibilities in IPR under a global trade agreement to back its endeavour of ending the deadly disease by 2030.

“We are well aware of the role that generic pharmaceutical manufacturers from India have played in initiating antiretroviral (ARV) treatment for over 17 million people by providing affordable and high quality ARV drugs. We will continue to provide this support to the global community in ending AIDS by 2030,” Minister for Health and Family Welfare J P Nadda said at a panel discussion on the sidelines of the high-level General Assembly meeting on HIV/AIDS. He said India reminds the global community that, to continue the “important role” its generic pharmaceutical industry plays in the treatment of HIV/AIDS, flexibilities related to the World Trade Organisation Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) “need to continue”.

He stressed India’s commitment to provide comprehensive services that encompass requirements of prevention, treatment, care

and support to all its citizens to achieve the goal of ending AIDS by 2030.

“We have plans to increase access to high quality ARV treatment through our public health system in collaboration with the private sector and community based organisations,” he said here yesterday.

Nadda said India will need to “front load” its investments substantially to almost double the number of people on ARV treatment in less than five years.

He also reiterated India’s commitment to work towards achieving the 90-90-90 treatment targets by 2020, an ambitious global treatment target to help end the AIDS epidemic.

As per the target, by 2020, 90 per cent of all people living with HIV will know their HIV status, 90 per cent of all people with diagnosed HIV infection will receive sustained antiretroviral therapy and a similar percentage of all people receiving antiretroviral therapy will have viral suppression.

India, which has made considerable progress over the last few years in providing ARV treatment to almost a million people, is working to ensure that it detects those infected with HIV and fast track efforts in providing treatment to men, women and children without leaving any one behind.

Barack Obama endorses Clinton’s candidacy

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Washington, Jun 10 (PTI): The Islamic State terror group made nearly USD one billion in total revenue last year, half of which came from the sale of oil, and earned as much USD 350 million per year by extorting funds from the local population, a top US Treasury Department official has said.

ISIL’s sources of income include oil and gas sales, extortion and taxation, external donations, kidnapping-forransom, and previously, bank looting, Daniel Glaser, the Treasury’s assistant secretary for terrorist financing said.

“We estimate that in 2015, ISIL made approximately USD 1 billion dollars in total revenue, USD 500 million of which came from the sale of oil, primarily through populations under its control,” Glaser said, using the US’s preferred acronym for Islamic State.

“We also estimate that ISIL may have earned as much USD 350 million per year, by extorting funds from the local population and in connection with the financial and commercial activity taking place in the territory it controls,” he said yesterday in written testimony for a House of Representatives committee hearing on security threats.

ISIL also gained considerable funds from seizing

Washington, Jun 10 (PTI): Hillary Clinton received a big boost to her White House ambitions after top Democrats led by President Barack Obama endorsed her amidst a latest opinion poll showing America’s first woman presidential candidate ahead of her Republican rival Donald Trump.

Soon after Obama endorsed former secretary of state Clinton, the Clinton Campaign said they would canvass together in Wisconsin on June 15.

Obama’s announcement came moments after he met Clinton’s rival Bernie Sanders at the White House. A presidential spokesman said that the Vermont Senator, who remains defiant, was not surprised.

Sanders, 74, who would continue till the last primary in Washington DC next Tuesday, told reporters that he would work with Clinton,

Daniel Glaser control of state-owned banks in northern and western Iraq in 2014 and early 2015, he told the lawmakers.

“These funds from the bank vaults were estimated to be at least half a billion dollars at the time of capture, making them an important, albeit non-renewable, source of financing for ISIL in its earlier days,” Glaser said.

Other less significant sources of revenue include kidnapping-for-ransom (KFR). “We estimated that ISIL earned between USD 20 and USD 45 million from KFR in 2014. However, we assess revenue from KFR declined substantially in 2015 and 2016 owing to the greatly reduced presence of potential Western hostages in or near the territories it controls,” he said.

68, to defeat Trump. Many believe it as an indication of his dropping out of the race next week.

“Keep in mind, we have another entire term of this potential confusion if the vote is not allowed this year. Anybody who thinks that whatever the next president - and God willing, in my view, it’ll be Secretary Clinton,” Vice President Joe Biden said.

Like Obama, his remarks came after he met with Sanders.

“In a meeting today, Vice President Biden and Senator Sanders discussed the importance of what Senator Sanders’ campaign has done to focus the conversation in this country on income inequality, the corrosive influence of big money in our campaigns and the need to reform our politics.

“The Vice President congratulated him on energising so many new voters and

Ban welcomes Modi’s call for Paris deal United Nations, Jun 10 (PTI): UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s support for early implementation of the Paris climate agreement during his just-concluded US visit.

Ban said a record-number of UN member states had signed the Paris Agreement on Climate Change in April and now the countries need to bring the agreement into force this year.

“I welcome the announcement two days ago

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India that he will join this effort,” Ban told reporters here yesterday.

Ban said that to help advance the process, he will convene an event during the September high-level week of the General Assembly for countries to deposit their instruments of ratification.

In a joint statement, Modi and US President Barack Obama said that both India and the US recognised the urgency of climate change and share the goal of enabling entry into force of the Paris agreement as early as possible.

Following the announcement, Ban had encouraged all countries to accelerate their domestic processes to join or ratify it. “The SecretaryGeneral welcomes the domestic steps being undertaken by both countries to join the Paris Agreement as soon as possible, including in 2016, and their collaborative efforts to address climate change,” a statement issued by Ban’s spokesperson had said.

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The senior official said the ISIL clearly has vast financial resources, but the Obama administration has seen indications that America’s efforts to disrupt ISIL’s sources of revenue are bearing fruit.

Through airstrikes, the Coalition has directly targeted ISIL’s entire oil and natural gas supply chain: from oil fields, to refineries, to tanker trucks, targeting ISIL’s primary source of revenue, he claimed.

“While difficult to quantify, the strikes have undoubtedly impeded ISIL’s ability to produce, sell, and profit from oil as it had been doing,” he said.

Glaser also said that recent Coalition strikes have also reduced the levels of cash in ISIL-controlled territory.

US-led Coalition airstrikes have targeted ISIL’s cash storage sites, destroying tens of millions, and possibly more than 100 million dollars, and eliminated senior ISIL officials, including the group’s de facto finance minister.

For the first time since it proclaimed its caliphate in June 2014, the Islamic State has come under financial pressure following a sharp drop in oil production in territories it controls among other measures, a recent UN report had said.

bringing them into the Democratic Party. They discussed the need for the national conversation to continue to focus on the defining fight of our time,” a Biden spokesman said.

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren also endorsed Clinton.

“Yes, I am ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for Hillary Clinton to become the next US president and to make sure that Donald Trump never gets any place close to the White House,” Warren told MSNBC news channel.

Clinton, 68, now has a three-point edge over Trump, 69, (42-39 per cent) in a hypothetical matchup, Fox News said.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Trump’s popularity has dropped by six per cent, the poll said.

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described Clinton bagging the Democratic nomination as “undoubtedly historic not only because she is the first woman to be nominated for president, but because she has united diverse communities across the country in a movement toward victory”.

Congressman Ami Bera, the only Indian-American in the current Congress, said Clinton would be the next US president.

Trump was highly critical of Obama’s endorsement.

“Obama just endorsed Crooked Hillary. He wants four more years of Obama but nobody else does!” Trump said in a tweet.

“Crooked Hillary Clinton will be a disaster on jobs, the economy, trade, healthcare, the military, guns and just about all else. Obama plus!” the 69-year-old New York-based real estate baron said in another tweet.

Kuala Lumpur, Jun 10 (PTI): A Hindu temple was today vandalised in Malaysia’s Penang state by unidentified persons who damaged the deities, a top state official said, less than a week after a similiar incident in the area.

The Sri Dharma Munisverar temple was reported to have been damaged in today’s incident though the extent of the damage was yet to be ascertained, Deputy Chief Minister Dr P Ramasamy said.

This is the second such incident involving a Hindu temple in Butterworth town.

The Munisverar temple is located about one km away from the Muthumariamman Temple in Penanti Estate, Ara Kuda which was reportedly vandalised last Saturday, he said. A police report was lodged by the temple authorities.

US name PM’s vision of IndoUS ties as ‘Modi Doctrine’

Narendra Modi and Barrack Obama Washington, Jun 10 (PTI): Describing the just concluded US visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as “historic”, the Obama administration has christened his vision of Indo-US ties that has overcome the “hesitations of history” and working for the betterment of the global good as “Modi Doctrine”.

“The most important outcome in my mind of the visit this week and of the years of effort that preceded it is the clear and compelling vision that was laid out by Prime Minister Modi before joint session of the US Congress,” Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia Nisha Desai Biswal said.

“This vision which I have come to call The Modi Doctrine laid out a foreign policy that overcomes the hesitations of history and embraces the

convergence between our two countries and our shared interests,” Biswal told a Washington audience.

Biswal, the Obama Administration’s point person for South and Central Asia, said this at a discussion on ‘Security and Strategic Outcomes from the Modi Visit’ organised yesterday here jointly by the Heritage Foundation -– an American think- tank -– and India Foundation, a New Delhi based think-tank.

Modi, she said, in his speech furthered his bold vision of India-US partnership that can anchor peace, prosperity and stability from Asia to Africa, from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific and help ensure the security of the sea lanes of commerce and freedom of navigation on the seas.

“This Modi Doctrine notes that the absence of an

agreed security architecture creates uncertainty in Asia and reiterates India’s adherence to and calls for others support for international laws and norms,” Biswal said.

India, she said, is now key element of Obama Administration’s rebalance to Asia, a strategy which recognizes that America’s security and prosperity increasingly depend on the security and prosperity of the Indo-Pacific.

“The joint strategic vision which was issued last year laid out our mutual goals and interests in the Indo-Pacific and across the global commons.

We are now implementing a road map that sets out a path of co-operation to achieve those goals and protect those interests,” Biswal said.

In his remarks, US Ambassador to India Richard Verma said the US welcomes and shares the Prime Minister’s vision.

“We have made a clear and strategic choice to support India’s transition to become, as Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar has articulated, a leading power. Our actions, as security partners in every sense of the word, speak to this endeavor,” he said.

“We envision India as a leading power that can uphold international norms and support what Defence Secretary Carter called last week a ‘principled security network’ in Asia.

Pak, US discuss bilateral ties strained after drone strike I s l a m a ba d, J u n 1 0 (PTI): Senior Pakistani and American officials today held “candid discussions” on bilateral ties strained after Afghan Taliban chief was killed in a US drone strike in Balochistan and the F-16 fighter jet deal was scuttled due to a row over their financing.

A US delegation which included senior Director for Afghanistan and Pakistan at the US National Security Council Peter Lavoy and Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan Richard Olson arrived here this morning to hold talks with Pakistan’s civilian and military leaders.

Lavoy called on Adviser to the Prime Minister’s on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz and Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry.

“They held candid dis-

cussions on bilateral relations, regional security situation and the Afghan peace process” in the wake of the 21 May drone strike in Balochistan that killed Afghan Taliban chief Mullah Akhtar Mansour.

The Adviser conveyed “a strong message” to the US that the drone strike was not only a violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty and breach of the principles of the UN’s Charter, but has also vitiated bilateral ties, Foreign Office said in a statement.

“It was emphasised that any future drone strike in Pak-

istan will be detrimental to our common desire to strengthen relations,” it said.

The family of the Pakistani driver killed along with Mansour in the US drone strike has also demanded justice. Aziz said the drone strike had “seriously undermined” the ongoing efforts for Afghan peace and reconciliation process at a time when Pakistan along Quadrilateral Coordination Group (QCG) countries was engaged in serious efforts to revive peace talks between Afghan Government and the Taliban.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY LATE SHITOLI H ASSUMI

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

in loving memory of

Late Ngaulu Hegui 11 June 2013 – 2016

Died 11.06.2015

Those who live good lives find peace and rest in death.

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It's been a year since you left us for your heavenly abode, yet memories of you left behind are still afresh in our hearts.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ban Ki-moon at the UN climate change conference in Paris last December, where all countries agreed to work to limit global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius, and to strive for 1.5 degrees Celsius.

In April, 175 countries signed the agreement, which according to the UN was by far the largest number of countries ever to sign an international agreement in one single day.

For it to enter into force, 55 countries accounting for 55 per cent of global greenhouse emissions need to implement the accord at the national level. As of today, 177 parties have signed, and 17 have ratified it.

Ban had said that he is encouraged by the resolve of India and the US to pursue low greenhouse gas emission development strategies and successful outcomes this year to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the Montreal Protocol, the International Civil Aviation Organisation Assembly, and the G20,” the statement added, noting that the joint announcement by India and the US also follows on the heels of the G7 Ise-Shima Leaders’ Declaration.

Dear Dad, It's painful to know that three years have gone by without you. But every memory with you still comes back in echoes and your teachings still guide our lives. Thank you Dad, for your love and care you are forever in our hearts.

Born : 1921 – Died : 06-06-2016 (95 Years)

“For if we live, we live for the Lord, and if we die, we die for the Lord. So then, whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord’s’’ Romans 14:8.

We, the bereaved family members express our profound gratitude to all individual, groups, societies and churches who helped us and stood by us physically, financially, morally and through unceasing prayers during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved mother Late Tsübou-ü Mere D/o Lt. Khrieyalie Mere who left us for her heavenly abode on 6-6-2016.

We deeply appreciate the care and support that you rendered to us during our moment of grief. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We would especially like to thank the following.

1. Rev Dr. Neivotso Neikha Mission Director, North East India Christain Revival.

2. C.R.C High school area Kohima.

3. C.R.C Tsiesema.

4. Baptist Church Tsiesema.

5. Baptist Church Tsiese Basa.

6. C.R.C Bayavü Hill.

7. 4th NAP C’Coy Baptist Fellowship High School Area.

8. K.L.B.C Yanko Fellowship High School Area.

9. C.R.C Northern Angami Father’s Association.

10. Welfare Board Zienuobadze, High School Area.

11. Oking Hospital Kohima (doctors, nurses and staff).

12. Dr Nicky Kire.

13. Dr. Neikhrielie Khro.

14. Dr. Ruokuolhoulie Semou.

15. Temjen and friends High School Area.

16. Yanger and friends High School Area.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved S. NUNGCHATSUNG JAMIR (Mopungchuket)

Born : 1930 – Died : 07.06.16

11.06.2015

Though you are no more with us, yet your honesty and truthful nature remains fresh in our hearts.

We love you.

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We the bereaved family members of Late Vithüsa Khatso would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, friends, well wishers and relatives who stood by us physically, emotionally, financially and through prayers during the illness and the sad demise of our beloved father.

We convey our special thanks to : 1) Doctors and nurses of NHAK 2) New Minister Hill Colony Kohima 3) Middle P.W.D Colony Kohima 4) Middle P.W.D Youth Organisation 5) NSCB staff P.R Hill Branch 6) Jakhama Village Council We regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but we sincerely pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly Loving children, grand children and relatives.

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el Gibson is planning a sequel to his controversial 2004 film The Passion of the Christ, according to Braveheart screenwriter Randall Wallace.

Wallace told the Hollywood Reporter that he was working on a script for a story about the resurrection.

“I always wanted to tell this story,” he said. “The Passion is the beginning and there’s a lot more story to tell.”

Wallace said he and Gibson discussed the idea while working together on the forthcoming film Hacksaw Ridge.

Gibson has yet to comment on the Passion of the Christ follow-up. The Passion of the Christ - released 12 years ago - became the most successful independent film of all time, earning $612m

worldwide.

But Gibson’s account of the final hours of Christ’s life - scripted entirely in Latin and Aramaic - drew widespread criticism from Jewish groups who determined it was antiSemitic.

Two years later, Gibson himself was accused of being anti-Semitic following his arrest for drink-driving in July 2006.

Wallace - who recently directed and co-wrote the faith-based drama Heaven is for Real - said there was great demand for a sequel from the Christian community.

“The evangelical community considers The Passion the biggest movie ever out of Hollywood, and they kept telling us that they think a sequel will be even bigger,” said Wallace.

He refused to comment on how the film would be financed: “It’s too early to talk money,” he said. “This is a huge and sacred subject.”

Hacksaw Ridge - cowritten by Wallace - marks Gibson’s outing as a director since 2006’s Apocalypto. It stars Andrew Garfield as World War II doctor Desmond Doss, the first conscientious objector to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor.

-Gen organization previously known as R-Gen group will be hosting the second season of Dancing Star Nagaland.

The organizers informed that the upcoming event much like the first season will be providing necessary requirements including make-up, costumes, medical assistance while the system for voting will be SMS voting.

T h e j u d ge s f o r t h e event will include Raj Sonar, bhushan Lama, Minkamlak (Jiji) and Felix Matthew Maplance while the show will be hosted by Kivikali Zhimo.

Audition dates for the event will soon be informed and the organizers have requested interested dancers to contact the organizers for more information through the following numbers: 986271-3774, 8014-06-1740.

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he Bombay High Court has reminded Pahlaj Nihalani, chief of the Central Board of Film Certification, that his job is to certify films not censor them.

Nihalani has been widely criticised for the 89 cuts he has inflicted on Bollywood film “Udta Punjab”, whose producer Anurag Kashyap and his Phantom Films have taken the board to court over it.

“The word censor is not anywhere in the act. Your power is to certify films for public exhibition,” the court observed today.

On Monday, the court will pronounce its verdict on a plea filed by the film’s producer challenging the cuts ordered by the Board.

It had yesterday asked why such a “hue and cry” had been made over the movie by the board.

“It is obnoxious. We should avoid this as responsible people. The present generation wants something

deals with drug abuse in Punjab, where elections will be held early next year.

Nihalani, a film producer, has been severely criticized by the film fraternity and has been accused by political parties like the Congress and the Aam Aadmi

Party of attempting to stall the film at the behest of the BJP, an ally of the ruling Akali Dal in Punjab.

The CBFC has argued that the state should be projected correctly.

“Udta Punjab” is slated for release on June 17.

FELICITATION more mature. But you say ‘no’”, the court had observed.

Nihalani has ordered the deletion of “Punjab” and the names of other places in the state and also of words like election, MLA and Parliament from the film, which

We t h e f a m i l y o f Lt. Tsarao Shitiri of Pangti Village would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Orenstani Shitiri D/o. Openthung & Chubalumi Shitiri for being the first grandchildren to have cleared the M.Th at E.T.C., Jorhat.

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ANTB performs at Signature Startup Masterclass

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lobo Naga and the Band (ANTB) performed at Signature Startup Master class at Terra Mayaa, Guwahati. The show was hosted by Cyrus Sahukar, MTV VJ & Bollywood Actor, and the master class was given by Dr. Palash Sen, singer songwriter of the top indie band, Euphoria. The band performed after the talk show session to a packed audience. ANTB performed for 90 minutes singing most of their new originals from their upcoming album, plus some cover songs to keep the

crowd on their feet.

Signature StartUpMasterclass is a celebration of the real life success stories and provides a unique platform to passionate individuals who are looking for the right inspiration and guidance by giving them an opportunity to hear their icons share the story of how they managed to successfully convert their passion into paycheck. The platform also offers a unique networking opportunity with like-minded people. The masterclasses will be conducted across 10 metros and mini-metros in India.t

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MINORITY AFFAIRS

PROJECT NO. P#156363

11TH FLOOR, PARYAVARAN BHAVAN, CGO COMPLEX, LODHI ROAD, NEW DELHI DATED : 10TH JUNE, 2016 REQUEST FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

“Technical Selection and Empanelment of Programme Implementation Agency/Agencies (PIA/PIAs) for implementation of Nai Manzil Scheme of Ministry of Minority Affairs (MoMA)”

NAI MANZIL is a scheme for education, skills training and placement of school drop-out belonging to Minority Communities. Ministry of Minority Affairs (MoMA) implementing the scheme across the country.

In order to achieve the objectives of Nai Manzil, MoMA intends to empanel eligible agencies to act as Programme Implementation Agency (PIA) to implement the scheme across India. The Expression of Interests (EoI) process will lead to short listing of agencies, their technical selection and empanelment with MoMA. MoMA now invites EOIs from eligible agencies to support implementation of Nai Manzil scheme in achieving its vision and objectives latest by 4th July, 2016 (Monday) by 5.00 P.M. Interested organisation may obtain further information from website of the Ministry www. minorityaffairs.gov.in. Short listed Agencies will be invited by a mail/email for stakeholders consultations.

(All updates regarding the procurement will be available at the website only) Sd/Director davp 27101/11/0002/1617 Ministry of Minority Affairs

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Kids of Neingulie Memorial High School preparing for a performance during the 41st Parents’ Day meet at the school premises, Neisatuo Colony, Dimapur. (NP)

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Ed Sheeran copyright case

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“The songs’ similarities reach the very essence of the work. The similarities go beyond substantial, which is itself sufficient to establish copyright infringement, and are in fact striking. The similarity of words, vocal style, vocal melody, melody, and rhythm are clear indicators, among other things, that ‘Photograph’ copies ‘Amazing’.”

‘Photograph’ is largely attributed as being key to launching Sheeran to the global status he currently enjoys.

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att Cardle has responded to the news that Ed Sheeran is reportedly being sued for $20m by the songwriters behind the X Factor winner’s single, ‘Amazing’, who allege the Suffolk singer copied it “note-for-note” for his 2014 smash-hit ‘Photograph’.

Distancing himself from the lawsuit, Cardle, who reached No 84 in the UK with ‘Amazing’, tweeted, “This is not my lawsuit. I think Ed Sheeran is a genius and 100 per cent deserves all his success.” You can see the full post below.

After it was revealed that ‘Amazing’ songwriters Martin Harrington and Thomas Leonard had signed up Attorney Richard Busch to represent them, who won the ‘Blurred Lines’ case for Marvin Gaye’s family, he also made a statement earlier today (June 9). He said, “My clients are professional songwriters. Their work is their life, and I am honoured that they have trusted me with this very important case.”

Busch filed a lawsuit in a Los Angeles federal court earlier this week (Wednesday), which reportedly claimed, “The chorus sections of ‘Amazing’ and the infringing ‘Photograph’ share 39 identical notes – meaning the notes are identical in pitch, rhythmic duration, and placement in the measure.

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Boxer Vikash faces Abaka in APB bout New Delhi, Jun 10 (IANS): Indian pugilist Vikash Krishan Yadav will face Kenya’s Nickson Abaka on Saturday in an AIBA Pro Boxing (APB) match that will make him eligible for the Olympic qualifiers meant for professionals next month.

Vikash, who will take part in the 75kg bout, will have another chance at Olympic qualification when he travels with the national amateur contingent for a tournament starting on June 16 in Baku.

And if the 2014 Asian

Games bronze medallist secures a berth in the Baku event, he doesn’t need to go to Venezuela for the qualifiers meant for professionals to be held between July 3-8.

However, the 24-year-old said that even though he qualifies from the Baku event, he will try to compete in Venezuela to earn “exposure and experience”. “In the last three-four years we have not competed in many events from our federation. So, if I get a chance, I will definitely go to Venezuela,” said Vikash.

Facing Vikash will be 34-year-old Abaka, a bronze medallist at the World Military Games. Apart from this bout, three more bouts will take place at the Great India Place (GIP) mall in Noida. In the 91kg division, Kuldeep Singh will be up against Davanshu Jaiswal, while Brijesh Yadav will face Harjinder Singh. Madan Lal will meet Sandeep Bagri in a 56kg bout. The event is funded by Delhi Amateur Boxing Association president Rohit Jainendra Jain, who is also the chairman of the Shail Group.

Nagaland Board of School Education Kohima

NOTIFICATION NO.11/2016(12)

Dated Kohima, the 10th June, 2016 NO.NBE-35/Ex-NSEE/2016 : : It is hereby notified for the information of all concerned that the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE)-II, 2016 will be conducted by the Nagaland Board of School Education for selection of candidates to fill up State reserved seats in MBBS and BDS courses for the session 2016.

1. The tentative date of Examination is 2nd July 2016.

2. The Centre of Examination shall be Kohima Town.

3. The questions of the NSEE shall be set from the existing NBSE’s syllabus of Classes XI & XII (Common Core Syllabus).

4. All questions of NSEE shall be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) only.

5. There shall be only 1 (one) paper consisting of 180 (one hundred and eighty) items.

6. The breakup of items subject wise shall be as follows: Biology – 90 items, Physics – 45 items and Chemistry – 45 items.

Admit cards shall be issued from the Office of the Board on payment of examination fee.

Other details shall be notified at a later date.

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Bopanna picks Myneni over Paes for Rio

London, Jun 10 (Agencies): Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s move to Manchester United is on hold until after Euro 2016 after Sweden’s head coach said “it would not be okay” for him to fly to England and complete the deal.

Erik Hamren insists he is relaxed about the ongoing media furore surrounding his captain, whom Sky sources understand will join Jose Mourinho’s side on a one-year deal this summer. Hamren said the reports are not affecting his team ahead of their Group E opener against Republic of Ireland on Monday but Ibrahimovic must stay with the group for the duration of their campaign.

“Players have their leisure time on the schedule, what they do then there’s nothing I can do to control.

But it would not be okay for Zlatan to fly to Manchester,” he told a press conference at Sweden’s base in Nantes. “I’m one hundred percent sure (the furore) it will not affect Zlatan.

He has been in the business a long time. He handles it perfectly. The players of the national team are accustomed to all the rumors surrounding Zlatan too. They are familiar with it. There is absolutely nothing that has affected us negatively in the group.”

New Delhi, Jun 10 (Agencies): Indian tennis once again faces a 2012 London Olympics-like selection conundrum. Rohan Bopanna has named Saketh Myneni as his preferred partner for the men’s doubles competition for the upcoming Rio Olympics ahead of veteran superstar Leander Paes.

After winning a direct ticket to the Rio Games by virtue of his top 10 ATP ranking, Bopanna has made his preference to the All India Tennis Association on Friday, but the national selectors may have a different choice. The Rio squad will be named on Saturday.

In a statement released to the media on Friday, Bopanna said, “A direct acceptance provides me the right to nominate my men’s doubles partner, an opportunity for me to exercise my judgement as to the best possible partner

for me. I have, earlier today, communicated my decision to the AITA.” But AITA CEO Hironmoy Chatterjee said that the final decision lies with the selection committee “which may or may not honour Bopanna’s preference.” As always, evergreen Paes remains a top choice.

India’s tennis campaign suffered during the 2012 London Olympics due to lot of bad blood around team combination. Bopanna teamed up with Mahesh Bhupathi while Leander Paes was left to play with an inexperienced Vishnu Vardhan.

“We hope there will be no repeat of what happened in 2012. The selection committee’s decision will be final and of course, Bopanna can certainly voice his preference,” Chatterjee said.

Paes is keen to play in his record seventh Olympics

at Rio. He told NDTV earlier this week that “he was ready” to play after winning the French Open mixed doubles title with Martina Hingis.

Paes, with 18 Grand Slam titles under his belt, is keen to partner Bopanna at Rio. “Rohan and I are the best possible combination.

We are playing at a very high level. My career speaks for itself and Rohan has also been doing well in the last 18 months. We both are ready and without a shadow of doubt; me and Rohan are the best team,” Paes told Hindustan Times.

Chatterjee clearly said the AITA selection committee will not be under pressure to pick a combination preferred by a particular player. “The best team will be chosen,” he added. Bopanna will also play the mixed doubles with Sania Mirza at Rio Olympics.

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The Venezuelans overcame an early hiccup when right back Roberto Rosales was injured after seven minutes and had to be replaced by Alexander Gonzalez.

Uruguay, still without the injured Luis Suarez, made four changes from the team beaten by Mexico and had marginally the better of the opening half hour with midfielder Gaston Ramirez hitting the post.

But Rondon’s goal turned the tide and Muslera had to save sharply from Guerra in the 43rd minute.

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Jamaica 1-0 in their opening Group C match, have six points, three more than Mexico, who beat Uruguay 3-1 on Sunday and were playing the Jamaicans later on Thursday in Pasadena.

For Venezuela, looking for their maiden title, it was a first win in nine Copa America meetings with Uruguay while Rondon became the first “Vinotinto” (red wine) player to score at three tournaments.

For Uruguay, defender Maxi Pereira won a record 113th cap, surpassing former striker Diego Forlan, at his

Zidane, who guided France to its first-ever World Cup title in 1998, is on his first ever visit to India with his wife Veronique as “wellness ambassador” of “Kanakia Paris.”

The three-time FIFA player of the year was answering a query on what advice he gives to the players of famous Spanish club Real Madrid as the manager when confronted with a similar situation.

“I tell them you have to control yourself as provocation will always be there. But it’s part of life to make mistakes, but you have to learn from your French footballer Zinedine Zidane during a press conference in Mumbai on Friday. (PTI) mistakes,” said Zidane.

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Rondon is grabbed by team-mate Josef Martinez after opening the scoring in the 36th minute in Philadelphia.

Javier Hernandez and Oribe Peralta scored to send Mexico into the Copa America quarter-finals after a 2-0 win over Jamaica in Pasadena.

Goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa was also key for El Tri with several big saves and they will face Venezuela - who beat Uruguay 1-0 - in Houston on Monday for top spot in Group C. C l ay t o n D o n a l d s o n sliced wide for the Reggae Boyz before Her nandez opened the scoring in the 18th minute when he outjumped Wes Morgan from Jesus Manuel Corona’s cross to send a superb header into the net in front of 83,263 at the Rose Bowl.

Corona tangled with Donaldson 20 minutes into the second half but Jamaican appeals for a penalty were waved away. And Mexico wrapped it up nine minutes from the end when Hirving Lozano found Hector Herrera and he touched it onto Peralta, who fired home.

Ochoa was again called into action late on and responded with a fine fingertip save to deny Michael Hector from distance.

Mumbai, Jun 10 (PTI): Ten years after his infamous head-butt on Italian defender Marco Materazzi which earned him a red-card, retired France football great Zinedine Zidane on Friday expressed regret over the incident in the 2006 World Cup final.

“I am not proud of what happened in 2006. I am not advising anyone (player) to behave in the same manner,” said the 43-year-old Zidane to a query at the fag end of a press meet here.

The final was the French football legend’s last ever appearance as a player.

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The Uruguayans, who won their 15th title in Argentina in 2011, pushed Venezuela back in the second half but lacked finishing and Muslera again prevented them going further behind with a fine save from Adalberto Penaranda in the 68th.

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Venezuela edge closer to last eight

Philadelphia, , Jun 10 (IANS): A goal by Salomon Rondon gave Venezuela an upset 1-0 win over Uruguay in Philadelphia on Thursday that put them on the verge of the Copa America Centenario quarter-finals with the record 15-times champions facing elimination.

When midfielder Alejandro Guerra lobbed Fernando Muslera from more than 30 metres, the Uruguay goalkeeper chased back but only managed to tip the ball onto the bar and striker Rondon raced in to tap it into the net in the 36th minute.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, June 11, 2016

To cater the expanding wedding market in Nagaland, a bridal wear showroom “Threads Boutique” for imported wedding gowns and accessories has been opened in Naga Shopping Arcade, Super Market Dimapur. The shop aims to provide a wide collection of ready-made quality wedding dresses from expensive designer gowns to lower price range catering to all types of customers making it hasslefree and less-time consuming for new brides who can now avoid travelling to different city or countries to buy a gown. Mrs. Tokhuli Aye, the proprietor of the establishment feels that it is important for local women entrepreneurs in Nagaland to take hold of this growing business sector since most other businesses are not controlled or owned by locals.

The store was inaugurated by SDEO, Dimapur Shri Kiyelu T. Yepthomi and dedication prayer conducted by Shri Nikhui Pastor Valley View Sumi Baptist Church, Church Staff, family and friends.

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Abhinav Bindra chosen as India’s flagbearer at Rio Olympics New Delhi, Jun 10 (PTI): Olympic champion shooter Abhinav Bindra was today chosen as the flagbearer of the Indian contingent at the Rio Games’ opening ceremony on August 5.

The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) confirmed

that they have chosen the 2008 Beijing Olympic gold medallist as the country’s flagbearer for the quadrennial extravaganza.

Bindra will be making his fifth Olympic appearance this year. Alongside star boxer Vijender Singh, tennis legend

Leander Paes and decorated grappler Sushil Kumar, The 33-year-old is till date India’s only individual gold medallist at the Olympics. The usually reserved shooter achieved the feat when he clinched a historic gold in 10-metre air rifle event at the

Beijing Games in 2008.

The National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) expressed its delight at the development.

“He is India’s only singular gold medallist, he is also in the executive board of the International Shooting Sport

Federation (ISSF). We feel it’s a just decision, a wise decision and we whole-heartedly support it,” NRAI President Raninder Singh told PTI. Winner of numerous medals at top international competitions including World Championships, World Cups,

JK tyre autocross from June 23

Dimapur, Jun 10 (NPN): Dimapur Motorsports Club would be organizing the 2nd JK tyre D.M.S.C. Autocross from Asian Games and Common- June 23-25 at State agri expo premises. The event carries a total wealth Games, Abhinav Bin- cash prize money of Rs. 1,90,000. dra is also one of the goodwill ambassadors of the Indian contingent for the Rio Games and is working towards inspir- Kohima, Jun 10 (NPN): The 15th Nagaland State ‘A’ Chess ing the athletes to give their Premier inaugural function would be held on June 14, 10:30 best in the Brazilian city this am at Red Cross Society conference hall Kohima with minister school education and SCERT Yitachu as the chief guest. summer.

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