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Vol XXXII No. 175

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There can be no different voices on Naga solution: Rio

KOHIMA, MAY 31 (PTI): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio on Tuesday said that there cannot be different views and speculations on the Naga political solution, which has been lingering for over 25 years.

The state government through its Core Committee on Naga Political Issue is talking to different Naga political groups and civil societies to be united for a solution to the vexed issue, he said.

“We are talking to everybody and my point of view is that as facilitators we cannot voice anything…

We have to see that they (negotiating parties) come to an understanding. We are working hard,” Rio said in reply to media queries on the expectations of a solution before the February 2023 state poll.

CNCCI demands implementation of govt order D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Confederation of Nagaland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CNCCI) has demanded immediate implementation of September 13, 2021 government order, which directed all administrators to immediately induct all presidents of district chamber of commerce and industry as advisor to ULBs and solicit the advice of the member on matters pertaining to business activities and price fixation. Further, CNCCI directed all its confederates to immediately review prices of all items and pass the benefit to the consumers consequent upon the removal of check gates. CNCCI also urged the government to take adequate step and measure to ensure smooth functioning of ULBs.

Michael Yeptho is ato kilonser of Akato-led NSCN

D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): National Hoho of the Akato Chophi-led NSCN/GPRN on May 31 appointed Michael Yeptho as the general secretary/ato kilonser of the group.

According to its MIP, Michael, son of late Khehokhu Yeptho (founderchief of Khehokhu and Thahekhu Village), was administered oath of allegiance and office of secrecy by the president, Akato Chophi during the National Hoho held at Hoito village.

leaders for further discussions.

Government spokesperson and cabinet minister Neiba Kronu, who was present, said that the meeting would be held on June 2 in Dimapur.

Neiphiu Rio (File)

“There cannot be different voices and speculations about the desire for an early solution to the Naga Political Issue,” he said.

Asked about the Core Committee’s meeting with NSCN(IM) leaders at Chumoukedima on May 28, Rio said “We have told our advisers that they should continue negotiations with the Government of India for a solution to the issue”.

He said that all the Core Committee members will meet some of the Naga

SCAN plea to make FA public

Senior Citizens’ Association of Nagaland(SCAN) maintained that since Nagas want to know the content of the “competency clauses” in the Framework Agreement, and urged upon the Governor of Nagaland to intervene and “educate and inform the people about their coming fate”.

In a representation addressed to the governor of Nagaland, the SCAN president Dr. Khanlo Magh and general secretary Dr.R.

Rose Chakhesang stated that while the negotiation is going on, people were made to understand that the “Framework Agreement” is just a road map “rather a broad-based of sort for reaching a final agreement.”

SCAN said that every Naga was enthusiastic about the “likely settlement” and expected it to be “an acceptable, honourable and a win-win one for all.”

However, the association said that “hardly anyone one of us” know the content of the “competency clauses” in the agreement.

The senior citizens maintained that nothing should be settled without the knowledge of the people.

“As it is for our future, the coming generation may question us as to why we did not raise our voice when at stake,” SCAN stated.

Correspondent/DIPR

KOHIMA, MAY 31(NPN): State chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, announced Tuesday that the state government was contemplating rolling out the Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme (CMHIS) from October 1, 2022.

Speaking at the “Garib Kalyan Sammelan”, which was led by the Prime Minister, the chief minister said that the CMHIS aims to provide every citizen of Nagaland with hospitalization insurance cover of upto Rs.5 lakh per annum irrespective of the family income.

‘Garib Kalyan Sam-

Beneficiaries in Nagaland listen to PM’s address on Tuesday. (NP)

melan’ marked the completion of eight years of the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi across the country at state capitals, district headquarters and Krishi Vigyan Kendras.On the occasion, Modi

interacted virtually with beneficiaries of various Central schemes and released Rs 21,000 crore as the 11th instalment of the Kisan Samman Nidhi As part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Na-

D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Assam chief minister and North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) convenor, Himanta Biswa Sarma is scheduled to arrive Dimapur on June 2 to hold deliberations on the Naga political issue among others.

Highly placed sources informed Nagaland Post that Sarma will arrive Dimapur on June 2 evening and hold closed-door meeting with members of the Core Committee on Naga Political Issue, headed by chief minister Neiphiu Rio. The committee members are also likely to apprise Sarma on the outcome of the core committee’s meeting held on May 28, so as to take it forward to the Centre.

Sarma has been tasked

by Union Home minister Amit shah to build a ‘political’ way forward with the leaderships of Naga groups.

(Staff Reporter)

galand also joined the National program held at the State Cultural Hall, here on Tuesday.

Rio said that CMHIS will provide cashless services for predefined packages covering secondary and tertiary care procedures at empanelled Government or private hospitals, both within and outside the State.

He said the state government has also designed a Micro-Finance Scheme which will provide subsidized loans to the farmers and entrepreneurs in the State, which will be introduced in the coming month.

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No question of forfeiting Naga flag & constitution: NSCN (I-M)

Q. Tuccu addressing the Emergency National Assembly as Th. Muivah (extreme L) looks on.

D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Making a strong pledge on Naga national flag and constitution, NSCN (I-M) chairman Q. Tuccu in his speech to the ‘Emergency National Assembly’ at GHQ Hebron Tuesday, categorically reaffirmed that there was no question of forfeiting the Naga national flag and Naga constitution in the name of Naga political solution.

Tuccu told the gathering that after more than seven decades of Naga freedom movement, they were now faced with the political

exigencies that compelled them to call for the National Assembly as the pressing situation prompted them “to reaffirm our stand after Government of India expressed its opposition to honor the usage of our God given Naga National identity symbolized by Flag and Constitution.”

“How can we forfeit Naga national flag and Naga constitution in the name of Naga political solution?

What belongs to us that define our political identity can never be compromised for

the sweet morsel in the name of Naga political settlement.

We cannot be made a laughing stock before the world by tamely succumbing to pressure or temptation,” Tuccu stated.

“We have to prove ourselves before God and before the Naga people and the whole world that we the NSCN members, the frontline torch bearers of Naga political movement shall stand the ground till the last man standing in defense of our God’s given rights,” he said. (Full text on p-6)

Declarations at NSCN (I-M) Emergency National Assembly

After a day-long crucial ‘Emergency National Assembly’held on Tuesday at GHQ, Hebron camp, the NSCN (I-M) resolved to “uphold and protect unique history and Naga National Principle at any cost.”

The ‘Naga National Decision’ (NND) was among three declarations-‘Reaffirmation of Nagalim for Christ’and ‘Proclamation of Naga National Prayer Day’-- jointly signed by NSCN (I-M) chairman Q. Tuccu, vice chairman Tongmeth Wangnao and general secretary Th. Muivah.

Several hundred NSCN members, both from the civil and military set up attended the national assembly.

The NND stated that

“As compelled by unpredictable political situation, the Naga people are bound to take a national decision in order to save the future of the Nagas.”

‘Reaffirmation Nagalim for Christ’: “We do believe and therefore give our reaffirmation to our Fathers’ Faith that Nagalim for Christ is God’s word revealed to the Nagas and the subsequent commitment of the Nagas to God; We do believe and therefore give our reaffirmation to our Fathers’ Faith on the existence of eternal God Almighty, the Creator and Sustainer of heaven and earth; We do believe and therefore give our reaffirmation to our Fathers’ Faith that salva-

tion is found through faith in Jesus Christ alone; We do believe and therefore give our reaffirmation to our Fathers’ Faith that faith is a matter of persuasion and conviction of individuals. Therefore, we are opposed to imposition of one’s faith upon the other and forbid forcible conversion of faith in any manner.

‘Naga National Prayer Day’: In a proclamation, jointly signed by NSCN (I-M) chairman Q. Tuccu, vice chairman Tongmeth Wangnao and general secretary Th. Muivah, the Naga National Assembly unanimously decided to observe ‘Naga National Prayer Day’ on the third Sunday of October.

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Dimapur organizations urge govt to No outsiders to decide on destiny of Nagas of Nagaland: NTC allow DMC to levy ‘certain utilities fees’ D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Welcoming the recent steps taken by the state government to curb illegal taxation, the Dimapur-based frontal organisations—Dimapur Urban Chairman Council Federation (DUCCF), GB Union Dimapur (Sardar) (GBUD), Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) and Naga Women Hoho, Dimapur (NWHD)—have, however, appealed to the responsible authority to partially reconsider the blanket ban on the tax levied by the Dimapur

Municipal Council (DMC).

In a joint press release, DUCCF president Tsenthungo Nyamo, GBUD president MY Ngullie, DNSU Moayanger and NWHD president Neinuo Kire stated that at a joint meeting held on May 30, 2022, the organisations lauded the recent government notification with slews of directives to curb illegal taxation by various groups, organizations and governmental agencies without legal sanction. They said that illegal taxation continues to haunt

the business community in Nagaland including those involved in inter-state transportation of goods.

The signatories said that the joint meeting resolved to extend any possible assistance towards the law enforcing agencies in tackling the menace of illegal taxation.

At the meeting, they said the members also deliberated on certain directive issued in the notification, which could “potentially cause inconvenience and (Cont’d on p-8)

KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) president Toniho Yepthomi on Tuesday asserted that “the destiny of the Nagas of Nagaland shall never be allowed to be decided by the outsiders so long as the integration of land is not possible”.

Delivering the presidential address during the annual general council session of NTC at Indian Red Cross Society Nagaland State Branch conference hall here, Toniho Yeptho assured that NTC would not shy away from its responsibility on this particular issue.

Admitting that nu-

NTC functionaries with tribal hoho leaders in Kohima.

merous issues were still confronting the people of Nagaland, he said one such major issue was the vexed Naga political issue that was plaguing them for over 70 years now. Therefore, NTC president called for supporting one another until the goal for an inclusive,

honourable and acceptable solution was reached for a lasting peace.

Toniho further said that NTC was formed due to unavoidable situation and circumstances at a time when the Nagas were experiencing a negative trend of self-destruction and confu-

sion all around. He said other lingering issues confronting the peace-loving people of Nagaland were the proposal to implement Uniform Civil Code, CAA, AFSPA RIIN. He claimed that NTC had been representing the people before the authorities concerned at the Central and State levels on all these issues.

Toniho remarked that the RIIN Commission’s report tabled in Nagaland Legislative Assembly required further evaluation else, it was better not to have RIIN in the State in its present form.

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HSLC, HSSLC toppers share success stories NBCC bike rally on clean election movement

This is it!

(L-R) Delphi Oinam, Ngamjong JN Yanlem, Subhansu Jaiswal and Limasangla. (NP)

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Himanta to meet Core Committee on June 2 at Dmu

State govt to roll out health insurance scheme

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“We can do all-create tension, pelt stones, beat up rival politicians- for the right price.”

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D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Toppers of HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2022 while attributing their success to teachers, parents and God on Tuesday shared their success stories and future plans.

In an interview with Nagaland Post, D e l p h i Oinam, who topped HSLC

examinations 2022, credited her success to teachers, parents and God. A student of Don Bosco Higher Secondary School Dimapur, Delphi Oinam disclosed she had no specific time table for study. However, she said her determination and consistency were keys behind success. Besides studying, she enjoys painting. For her

future plans, she wished to become a doctor.

Asked how she handled the online/offline mode of classes, she said that it was never a problem, adding that she equally enjoyed and adopted the mode.

HSSLC Arts stream topper, Limasungla said that she was consistent on her daily study table. During her free-time, she loves to read

books. Limasungla from Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, also credited her success to teachers, parents and God. She wished to pursue theological studies.

She also quoted a Bible verse (Mathew 6:33) “But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you”.

Ngamjong JN Yanlem, who topped HSSLC science stream, said that he had “competitive expectations”.

Ngamjong from St. John Higher Secondary Residential School, Dimapur said he spent six hours daily before the exam and extra hours during the exam.

Staff Reporter/Correspondent

DIMAPUR, KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): To mark 150 years of the advent of Christianity in Nagaland and with the objective to create awareness on ‘Clean Election Movement’, a twoday bike rally was flagged off from Western Sümi Baptist Akukuhou Küqhakulu (WSBAK) Centre, Thahekhu village, Dimapur on Tuesday.

Organised by Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC), more than 150 riders, including three ladies, are taking part in the bike rally. They are accompanied by a medical team and 20 full-fledged members of NBCC along with two as(Cont’d on p-8) sociate members and two

The bikers on arrival at Kohima on Tuesday. (NP)

individual members.

The rally was flagged off by NBCC general secretary and Nagaland Joint Christian Forum president Rev Dr Zelhou Keyho and WSBAK executive secretary Rev Dr Phughoto Sema.

The bikers will pass through Medziphema, Kohima, Tseminyu, Wokha,

Mokokchung, Akuluto, Zunheboto, Satakha, Chozuba and Kohima. They will halt for the night at Impur.

In a short programme held on the occasion, bikers were informed of the dos and don’ts during the ride like avoiding traffic disruption, maintaining disciple, etc.

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ABAM discourages intoxicants

DIMAPUR: Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) has been observing May 31 as the day of abstinence from intoxicants and on Tuesday organized a procession in all the churches under its constituent from 5 am.

According to executive secretar y, ABAM, Rev. Dr. Mar Pongener, the procession was not to condemn or curse those indulging in intoxicants but to give proper awareness to the general public on

the effects of intoxicants and help them indulged to abstain from it.

The procession culminated in Mokokchung Town Baptist Church (MTBA) with a short programme and attended by the apex bodies in Mokokchung Town and Excise Depar tment, Mokokchung.

Speakers at the programme were: Rev. Dr. Mar Pongener, Limatemsu Changkeri, Superintendent, Excise Mokokchung,

Limanungsang Kichu, president, All Ward Union Mokokchung, S. Arenla Lkr president, Watsu Mungdang, and Limasangwa coordinator media and social concern, ABAM. The speakers raised their concern on the alcoholics and increasing tobacco users, both smokeless and smoked in the Mokokchung district.

They were of the view that strict regulation from the administration and

serious ministerial involvement of the church and family will have a greater impact in the fight for abstinence.

Meanwhile, ABAM encouraged every individual, organization, and Church to continually work towards abstinence from intoxicants.

Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang also expressed gratitude to all the Churches for their cooperation in observing the day of abstinence.

In Loving Memory of

1st DEATh ANNiVErsAry

1 DEATh ANNiVErsAry

Lt. hOshiTO. s. ZhiMO

Late Lanutola Aonok

of our beloved

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“The eternal God is your refuge and His everlasting arms are under you” Deuteronomy 33:27

(01-06-2021)

It has been a year since you left us, yet we still can’t get over the pain of losing you. The wonderful memories and deeds, left behind by you are always cherished and kept.

Your life was a blessing for everyone. We love you and miss you beyond measure.

You will always remain alive in our hearts forever. dp-2530/22

-From Your Loved Ones

Date : 01-06-2021 A year sounds like such a long time but without you Ipu…… it has gone in a blink of an eye. Our hearts still can’t accept that you are not with us anymore, the pain of losing you is immeasurable.

You are always loved and we miss you dearly.

Rest peacefully in heaven…….. Ipu……..

Loving wife, children, in-laws and grand children. dp-2492/22

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Died on : 29th May, 2022.

We, the bereaved wife, children, and family members of Late Mr. Vikato Achumi extend our gratitude to all church members, institutions, individuals, groups, friends and wellwishers. Our utmost gratitude to everyone who thought of him and shared with us in the bereavement by giving your time, effort, presence, prayers, financial and physical help.

We would like to give special thanks to the following: 1. Thilixu Welfare Committee Block-4 2. Khumishi Kughuko Kuposhukulu 3. Shena Old Tughala Akemiqo 4. Eden Hr. Sec. School, Thilixu 5. Sumi Baptist Akukuhou – Diphupar-B 6. WSBAK staff 7. H. Khehovi Yeptho, Advisor 8. Khumishi Baptist Akukuhou- General and Women Dept.

9. Thilixu Baptist Akukuhou 10. GPS Thilixu Block-4 11. Sumi Baptist Akukuhou, Chumukedima Town Our deepest apologies for not being able to mention each and every name in the column. But know that we are sincerely grateful and humbled by the immense love we have received during this hard time. May our good Lord abundantly shower you all with His grace and favour. dp-2515/22

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Wife, children and family members.

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Beneficiaries attend live interaction with Prime Minister

Beneficiaries of various public welfare schemes attending the video conferencing programme in Mokokchung. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the nation, beneficiaries of government schemes in the state also attended Prime Minister’s Narendra Modi nationwide interaction with the beneficiaries on May 31.

Dimapur: Dimapur district took part in the Prime Minister’s nationwide interaction with beneficiaries of various Public Welfare schemes programme held at IMC Hall, Dimapur. The event was presided by DC Dimapur, Rajesh Soundararajan, and was attended by beneficiaries of various schemes, heads of offices and administrative officers. The district level event was linked with the national event where the Prime Minister interacted from Shimla with beneficiaries across the country.

Zunheboto: More than 400 people and 260 beneficiaries from 13 various centrally sponsored schemes participated in the programme in Zunheboto.

According to DIPR report, DC Zunheboto, Rahul Bhanudas Mali in his welcome address welcomed all the beneficiaries, civil societies and HODs of various departments. He said that the

programme was held for the first time in the country.

Live telecast of the state Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio interaction with beneficiaries at the capital Kohima was also screened during the programme. Later, the live address of Prime Minister at Garib Kalyan Sammelan at Shimla was also screened.

Wokha: Wokha district too jointed in observing the programme at Tiyi Hall, Wokha.

Advisor for Law & Justice and chairman DPDB Wokha, Dr. Chumben Murry also attend the programme.

D r. C h u m b e n w h i l e addressing during the programme, lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his great visions for the Nation and said that the achievements of his visions were evident from the success of the schemes and policies which are being successfully implemented.

One of the beneficiaries, who shared his experience during the programme said, because of the many/ various schemes/policies and programmes introduced especially in the rural areas, people were getting maximum

benefits. Earlier the opening remark was delivered by SDO (C) Wokha Chonpenthung Ezung and concluding remark by SDO (C) Wokha, Selemla S Sangtam.

Mokokchung: The event in Mokokchung was held at Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall, Mokokchung.

During the programme, the beneficiaries had the privilege to interact through video conferencing with Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio regarding benefits under various schemes. The programme was also attended by DC Mokokchung, Shashank Pratap Singh, Superintendent of Police Mokokchung, Aotula Imchen along with other officials.

Tuensang: Tuensang District led by the District Administration had a video conference on the event Garib Kalyan Sammetan at DC Conference Hall.

After briefing the beneficiaries, DC Tuensang, Kumar Ramnikant thanked the government officials and beneficiaries for their participation.

The conference was attended

by Heads of Offices of Tuensang and beneficiaries of government schemes of different departments in the district.

Peren: Garib Kalyan Sammelan, an interaction of Prime Minister, Narendra Modi with

beneficiaries of public welfare schemes was live telecasted at Town Hall, Peren, and about 350 beneficiaries witnessed the live event.

The event was presided by DC Peren, Sentiwapang Aier, and was also attended by officials from district administration, HoDs of line departments, and public leaders.

Kiphire: Kiphire district participated in the video conference at DC’s Conference Hall Kiphire.

During the interaction, Kevi Sangtam- a beneficiary of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban (PMAY-U) implemented by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs (MoHUA), and K. Wongsushi- a beneficiary of Antyodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) and priority households (PHH), by the Department of Food & Civil Supplies interacted with the state Chief Minister. During the interaction, the two beneficiaries spoke of the benefits of their respective schemes and expressed their gratitude to the government for providing such schemes to the people of the state.

Noklak: District level programme of Prime Minister’s nationwide interaction with beneficiaries of Government schemes was held at White Hall, Noklak

village. DC Noklak, Hiazu Meru in his opening remark thanked the beneficiaries of different schemes, government officials, civil organizations, and village leaders for joining the programme. The DC highlighted the importance of different government schemes and urged the departments to sincerely implement the schemes for the benefit of the public.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by EAC Noklak, Kathyinla while the vote of thanks was delivered by SDO (Civil) Noklak, C. Phuniang. Around 300 participants attended the programme.

Chumoukedima: On the occasion, Chumoukedima district, headed by DC, Abhinav Shivam took part and made all the necessary arrangements for the programme at CTC Hall, Chumoukedima.

Phek: Prime Minister’s interaction with beneficiaries of various Public Welfare Schemes with District Level functionaries was held at DC’s conference hall, Phek where Chotisuh Sazo MLA and Kezhienyi Khalo MLA and DC Phek, Razouvolie Dozo spoke on the occasion.

An interaction was also held where the attendees interacted with government officials.

Niuland: Niuland district

also joined Prime Minister’s interaction with beneficiaries of various Public Welfare Schemes

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at DC’s conference hall, Niuland which was graced by minister of PHED Jacob Zhimomi.

Reinvigorate May 25 hit and run case: DAYO

DIMAPUR: Appreciating the police for nabbing the drive along with the vehicle in the May 25 unfortunate hit and run incident, the Dimapur Ao Youth Organization Dimapur (DAYO) demanded that the case be reinvigorated so that thorough investigation is carried out to its logical conclusion.

In a statement, media cell of DAYO stated that it has been following case with all seriousness to ensure that such tragic incident does not reoccur.

The youth body said that

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thousands of students and pedestrians have been commuting in the road stretch from Green Park to the Cricket Stadium daily.

Therefore, to mitigate the risk and safety of the public, DAYO appealed to the concerned authorities to construct proper sidewalk beside the road with necessary speed brakes at the earliest.

DAYO also suggested that area being security zone with many future sporting destinations, more surveillance cameras should be installed at strategic locations.

Rising Youth demand release of workcharge’s salaries

DIMAPUR: Rising Youth, the youth wing of Rising People’s Party has condemned the UDA government’s selfish attitude towards the work-charge employees by not releasing their salary since last year.

In a press note, Rising Youth president, Zhokhoi Chüzoh and general secretary, Tokato V Chishi stated that non-payment of salaries have affected around 15,000 employees, who solely depend on their salary for livelihood.

Terming the government’s excuse of “lack of funds” as a farce and total lie, the Rising Youth appealed to the government to release their hard earned salaries of the employees immediately without any excuses.

Agri deptt bid farewell to officer

DIMAPUR: Department of Agriculture organized a farewell programme for Dr. I Amenla, who retired as joint director on May 31 at the Directorate of Agriculture Conference Hall, Kohima. The programme was chaired by director of Agriculture, M. Ben Yanthan.

Additional director, C Peter Yanthan delivered a brief service profile of the Amenla. Speeches on behalf of the ATMA section was delivered by Seyievonuo while farewell speeches were delivered by officers of the department.

Meanwhile, the outgoing officer thanked everyone for their support her service in the department.

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Meghalaya, ‘cancer capital’ of India, says health official

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SHILLONG, MAY 31: It’s not only the ‘Abode of Clouds’, Meghalaya is also the ‘cancer capital’ of India, a top health official said on the concluding day of a function to observe the ‘World No Tobacco Day’ here on Tuesday.

Addressing a gathering at the State Convention Centre here, Additional Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Department and Mission Director, National Health Mission, Meghalaya, Ram Kumar highlighted the fact that Meghalaya is the “cancer capital of India as far as esophagus, lungs, nose and throat cancers are concerned”. Kumar said that 34 per cent of 13-15 years

old and 47 per cent (aged 15+) consume tobacco in Meghalaya. Reiterating the need for early screening and change in lifestyle habits, he said that the involvement of schools at the districts and blocks level has played an important role in creating awareness on the impact of tobacco on health, community and environment.

“The village headmen, parents, MLAs, and religious leaders have also supported this campaign.

If similar programs are conducted every 6 months, we will surely see behavioral changes in the community towards tobacco,” he added.

Over 8000 schools across Meghalaya observed this year’s ‘World No Tobacco Day’ today on the theme

“Protect the environment”, with the Departments of Education and Health collaborating with Sambandh Health Foundation (SHF), an NGO, which runs a campaign to create awareness on how tobacco is damaging the environment.

“Tobacco is consuming our people and children are the soft targets. The average life expectancy rate of citizens in Meghalaya is low at 62.3 years in comparison to the national average of 68.8 (WHO, 2018). Our state is ranked second in the country in terms of cancer prevalence among men while it is ranked 11 in the number of cancer cases among women (ICMR-NCDIR, 2021)”, Principal Secretary (Health), P.Sampath Kumar said

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Assam to provide Rs 50-cr package for relief, restoration in Dima Hasao GUWAHATI, MAY 31 (PTI): The Assam government has announced a Rs 50-crore financial package to provide relief to people affected by flood and landslides in Dima Hasao district and restore various infrastructure damaged by the natural calamities, an official statement said on Tuesday.

As part of the financial aid, Rs 30 crore will be provided for immediate reconstruction of critical roads, it said.

The state government will also provide Rs two lakh each to 590 families to help them reconstruct their damaged houses as a total of Rs 11.80 crore will be allocated for this purpose.

Of the financial package, Rs 23 crore will be made available from the State Disaster Response Fund and Rs 27 crore from the State-

Owned Priority Development kitty. The decision on the restoration package was taken in a meeting chaired

by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday night. The chief minister also stressed on immediate steps for restoration of the critical sectors, the release said.

The district suffered severe damage to roads and railway networks due to landslides and flood in the second week of May with authorities pointing out that it will take a few months to restore communication links.

Meanwhile, the flood situation in the state has improved considerably with most rivers flowing below the danger mark.

At present, over 2.90 lakh people in six districts remain affected by the deluge, while the death toll stood at 36.

Arunachal girl clears UPSC civil services exam

Tenzin Chonzom ITANAGAR, MAY 31 (PTI): A girl from the remote Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh has cleared the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) civil services examination.

Te n z i n C h o n z o m cracked the prestigious exam by securing the 584th

rank. She is the daughter of the state’s Hydropower Department secretary Sang Phuntsok.

Congratulating her, Chief Minister Pema Khandu said Chonzom has made the state proud.

“So heartening that daughter of Ar unachal Ms Tenzin Chonzom of Tawang district has cleared Civil Services Examinations 2021. Daughter of Secretary, Hydropower, Govt of Arunachal Pradesh, Tenzin has made us so very proud,” Khandu tweeted.

Seven aspirants from the state had qualified in the prelims, and only Chonzom could clear the mains.

The results of the examination were announced on Monday with 685 candidates declared successful.

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We the Shena (Old) Tughalomi Kuqhakulu (SOTK) with immense pride and joy convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Viku L Achumi, son of Mr. Losheto Achumi and Mrs. Kashili Achumi for successfully clearing UPSC exam, 2021.

The Union also thank our Almighty God for anointing him for bringing laurels in our community and Sumis in general. May our good Lord guide and give you strength and wisdom continuously as you begin to enter in the service of the people.

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Dr RK Ranjan taking part in PM s Garib Kalyan Sammelan from Imphal via video conferencing on Tuesday.

the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The Centre was also giving special emphasis to the northeast region under Modi’s– reformation, perform and transform mantra.

Modi’s idea was less government with large governance. It was through this mantra he initiated the reformation which will bring transformation after being performed, he said.

Dr Ranjan claimed that from the very day of assuming office as Prime Minister eight years ago in 2014, there has been a revolution in the country’s economy as the Prime Minister was giving emphasis on reformation of the country.

The said the country’s economic reform did actually take place since 1980

Mizoram: Girls outperform boys in MBSE class 12 board exams

AIZAWL, MAY 31 (PTI): The Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) on Tuesday announced the results of the class 12 board examinations, in which 82.07 per cent of candidates were declared successful.

The Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) examinations for Arts, Science and Commerce streams were held in February-March.

While the pass percentage among girls was 82.10, among boys it was 82.04, officials said. A total of 9,773 students, including 5,174 girls, were declared successful. Total 11,908 candidates appeared for the examinations, they said.

Total 67 students got a chance for appearing in the compartmental examination, which will be notified later.

While 84.22 per cent of 7,586 Arts students were declared successful, 75.36 per cent of 2,212 students in Science stream cleared the exams. In the Commerce stream, 75.47 per cent of 689 students passed the exams.

Lalrohlui Ralte of Synod Higher Secondary School in Aizawl topped the merit list in the Arts stream. Simon Lalremsiama Shangpliang of St Paul’s Higher Secondary School in Aizawl was the topper in Science, while Mercy Laltlangsangi of Oikos Higher Secondary School in Aizawl secured the top spot in the Commerce stream.

Manipur cops re-arrest activist for floating outfit

but it was not upto the expected mark.

The development paces could not be accelerated as the benefits of the initiative did not reach the general people. The benefits went to the pocket of only a few sections of the society, he added Modi strongly believed that the country can be pushed forward to become global power through reformation.

It was with this idea that over 1500 redundant laws of the British era were abolished. The Centre was also actively considering replacement of the controversial Act by a humanitarian law.

The recent move of partial removal of the Act from the northeast was a part of it.

A new land reform act may also be introduced which will benefit the farming community in the country, he added.

The reformation of the land law was a must so as to outreach the benefits of various farmers’ welfare schemes to the deserving farmers, he said.

ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Imphal hosted the Prime Minister’s interaction with various beneficiaries/ schemes of the government of India as a part of the ‘Garib Kalyan Sammelan’.

Apart from the Union minister, MLA Sapam Kunjakishore, Imphal West Up-Adhyaksha Laishram Boby Devi, Imphal West additional district magistrate Dr N Johnson and joint director of ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Manipur Centre Dr I Mechachandra also attended the function.

Sharing her experience as an elected member of the local self-government, Up-Adhyaksha Laishram Boby Devi stressed the need for certain rectification to the guidelines for various schemes so that the benefits can be availed by the targeted beneficiaries.

Mizoram govt to soon declare ASF as state disaster

AIZAWL, MAY 31 (PTI): The Mizoram government would soon declare the outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF), which has killed more than 37,000 pigs, as a ‘state disaster,’ a minister said on Tuesday.

State Animal Husbandry and Veterinary minister Dr K Beichhua told PTI that Chief Minister Zoramthanga has already given his consent to declare the outbreak as a state disaster.

A notification declaring the outbreak of ASF would soon be published, he said.

As per the data released by the Animal Husbandry and Veterinary department on May 25, more than 37,000 pigs have died due to ASF since March last year, causing huge monetary losses.

At least 13,918 pigs have also been culled during the same period to prevent the outbreak from further spreading, the data said.

Beichhua said that the state government has already received funds to compensate farmers for their culled pigs.

A s s i s t a n c e wo u l d soon be released to the pig farmers, he said.

MW power,” Sarma said in a statement.

Assam meets most of its energy requirements by purchasing electricity from various players of Northeast and the rest of the country.

The chief minister further said that inspite of having immense natural resources, the state lagged behind in tapping the potential in the renewable energy sector due to lack of proper planning.

The newly inaugurated Amguri Solar Park will give a further boost to the power sector and this project will always remain a milestone in the history of the state, he said while expressing optimism.

“To realise sustainable development, there is a need to harness the potential of renewable energy. The Amguri Solar Park will have a positive impact towards this,” Sarma said.

He said that the state government from the beginning made efforts to give a new momentum to the power sector, as a result of which the state is making profit in this sector.

The chief minister asked the Power Department officials to strengthen the transmission line and install adequate number of transformers to ensure uninterrupted power supply to the people of Amguri.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

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Dated, Kohima the 31st May, 2022

NOTIFICATION

In continuation to this Office notification even number, Dated, 28th April, 2022 the last date for submission of HSLC and HSSLC Marksheet to the Directorate of Technical Education on or before 8th June, 2022 for Diploma Engineering and Fashion Design & Apparel Production courses within the State for the session 2022-23.

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Government of Nagaland Society for Climate Resilient for Agriculture in Nagaland (SoCRAN) APC/FOCUS-IFAD Cell

Dated: 31.05.2022

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST (REOI)

VISITING CONSULTANTS Dr. Amit Agarwal, Director & HOD, Medical Oncology, Fortis Hospital, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi will be available for consultation at Eden Medical Centre on 4th June 2022 from 1 PM to 4 PM. For further details and Appointments, kindly call the Reception at 03862-248288 / 296600.

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The Society for Climate Resilient for Agriculture in Nagaland (SoCRAN) intends to hire a Service Provider (SP) for formation of FPOs, capacity building and market linkage & value chain development for FPOs under FOCUS/ Nagaland. The eligibility criteria and Terms of Reference of the REOI can be obtained through the website: www.focusnagaland.gov.in The willing and interested Consultants are requested to submit Expression of Interest for conducting the study as per the prescribed format at Annexure-I on or before 15/06/2022 through a hard copy in sealed envelope to the address indicated in instructions to consultants.

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Mark Thangmang Haokip

lodged against making defamatory statements in social media against freedom fighter Padma Bhushan awardee Rani Gaidinliu.

He was claimed to be the president of the Manipur chapter of the International Human Rights (IHRA), a Myanmar based rights body.

He was brought back to Imphal on May 27 and sent to 15 days judicial remand after he failed to furnish bond amount.

The same court ordered his release on Monday after he furnished the bail bond of Rs one lakh with like amount sureties.

However, he was rearrested by the police soon after his release.

The IGP claimed that while arresting him (Haokip) from New Delhi, the police confiscated many important incriminating documents including his dairy that contained sensitive materials.

Other confiscated items included two pendrives, one each of laptop, round seal for IHRA, line seal of president of IHRA, line seal of general secretary of IHRA, line seal of director of IHRA Indo-Myanmar and Indo-Bangladesh etc.

GUWAHATI, MAY 31 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday said the state is looking to generate 1,000 MW power in coming days against a demand of 2,200 MW. Sarma Tuesday inaugurated the 70 MW Amguri Solar Park in a bid to strengthen the power sector of the state with focus on renewable energy.

Speaking on the occasion, he said that there is a demand for 2,200 MW of power in the state.

“Effor ts are on to meet the demand through exploring the hydroelectric and solar power potential. The state is heading towards generating 1,000

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Correspondent IMPHAL, MAY 31: Manipur police on Tuesday re-arrested controversial human rights activist Mark Thangmang Haokip, this time as the self-styled president of an outfit campaigning to establish a Kuki nation.

The activist who was about to be released on bail was re-arrested with a fresh FIR case against him

by Imphal police station registered under section 120-B/121/121-A/123/400 IPC and 17/18 UA(P) Act. He was arrested on Monday evening, around 6.40 pm and the Imphal West Chief Judicial Magistrate remanded him to police custody for five days.

Addressing a press conference here, Manipur police IGP Themthing Ngasangva claimed Haokip as the selfstyled president of “Government of the People’s Democratic Republic of Kukiland.” The aim of the outfit is to establish an independent hill country or Kuki country, Ngasangva added.

The IG informed that he (Haokip) was arrested after lodging a case under FIR no. 129(05)2022 IPS (Imphal police station) under section 120-B/121/121A/123/400 IPC and 17/18 UA(P) Act on May 30 at around 6.40 pm.

Mark T Haokip (37) son of Limkhosei Haokip of Molnom village of Churachandpur was arrested from New Delhi’s Kishangarh on May 24 last in connection with three different FIR cases.

One of the FIRs was

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IMPHAL, May 31: Union minister of state for external affairs and education RK Ranjan on Tuesday said that the northeast states must reap the benefits of the Centre’s Act East Policy for development to push forward.

Participating in the Prime Minister’s ‘Garib Kalyan Sammelan’ through video conferencing from Imphal, the Union minister said that the Centre’s Act East Policy should not be taken as opening the gate for importing foreign goods.

The Centre’s initiative was to bring development in the northeast region by way of connecting the region with other Southeast Asian countries.

“While importing goods from the neighbouring countries under the police, we should also take initiatives to produce and export our products to the countries,” he said.

We should be producers as well as exporters to reap the benefits of the policy,” he said.

The Union minister said that changes were taking place in almost every field in the country under

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022

Dated, Kohima, the 1st June, 2022

NO.DTE/ESTT/NP-13/2017 (PT):: In pursuance to the Directorate of Technical Education Nagaland, Kohima, Office Notification of even number dated 11th March, 2022 & Addendum dated 28th April, 2022. The shortlisted candidates based on academic marks scored at various level are informed that there will be an interview on 9th & 10th June, 2022 in the Conference Hall of Directorate of Technical Education, as per the scheduled given in the tabulation.

The candidates are informed to bring all the documents in original from Class X (HSLC) onwards during the time of interview. Failing to bring documents in original shall forfeit their candidature.

Sl. No Name of Candidates Name of Post Date & Time of Interview Remarks 1 David Jamir Lecturer in 9th June, 2022 10 am- 1:20 pm Architecture 2 Alemchila Tsudir Assistantship 3 Rupono Khuvung 4 Viriekhonuo Mere 5 Kekhrieneizo Tetso 6 Neisanyu Kesiezie 7 Sentilong Imchen 8 Thejaseko R Kuotsu 9 Vinika Swu 10 Imjungbenla LKR 11 Khriezonuo Pienyu 12 Katila Jamir 13 Kerile-e Peseyie 14 Meghna Megh 15 Keneingulie Keditsu 16 Ruungulie Rino 17 Vibeinuo Chielie 18 Gwahyulo Semy 19 Shanjo Akithan 20 Kevisezonuo Keretsu 1 Abigail Rengma Lecturer in Interior 9th June, 2022 1:40 pm-2:40 pm Design 2 Sungzanaro Walling 3 Sentilila Jamir 4 Imlilong 5 Illivili Jakhalu 6 Lidemo Yanthan 1 M Zuchamo Odyuo Lecturer in 9th June, 2022 2:40 pm-3: 30 pm Computer 2 Vimhavonu Thokhwe Science 3 Imlong Chaba A Jongbo 4 Ketusezo Rote 5 Tatsili Trakha 1 Nourhetuonuo Christina Sote Demonstrator in 10th June, 2022 10:am-11: 40 am Architecture 2 Vitseikuonuo Mere 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DC-475/22

Keneithou Vizo Thejaseko R Kuotsu Imjungbenla LKR Vibeinuo Chielie Vonchano N Ovung David Jamir Neiphreu Miachieo Sakutemjen Longchar Sedengulie Ruokuovonuo Usou L Wankam Konyak Seyielenuo Angami Rokongulu Lea Shanrhumi Kikon Neivi Khieya Lidemo Yanthan Ghukha K Achumi Moainla Jathy Viboli Shohe Zhopol Sale Nuto Tunyi Lesazol Kotso Hamnyie S Thepfuvizo Yano Wonchibeni A Yanthan Hechu Wanth Reguitu Meshenti Magh

Demonstrator in Interior Design

10th June, 2022 11: 40 am- 1:20 pm

Demonstrator in Fabrication

10th June, 2022 1:40 pm-3: 20 pm

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Nagaland Post VOL. XXXII NO. 175 DIMAPUR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022

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Darbari politics

iving up to the expectations of being in the news for the wrong reasons, the Congress has landed itself in a most unwanted and damaging situation when the party(or precisely Rahul and Priyanka) announced ten candidates for the upcoming Rajya Sabha election scheduled on June 10. Polling for 57 Rajya Sabha seats in 15 states has been scheduled for June 10. The Congress names of 10 candidates for the Rajys Sabha after unusually hectic parleys - P Chidambaram, Mukul Wasnik, Rajiv Shukla, Ajay Maken, Jairam Ramesh, Randeep Surjewala, Pramod Tiwari, Ranjeet Ranjan, Vivek Tankha and Imran Pratapgarhi. The Rahul and Priyanka imprint was large. The Congress has the votes to elect 10 from various states. The list is overwhelmingly full of Darbaris who owe their political existence to some member of the Gandhi family. These Darbaris could be dubbed as mass-less wonders, who have formed an exclusive club of drum beaters for the family in the high command and who may be the reason for the declining fortunes of the Congress. The list of the party’s candidates for the Rajya Sabha, which primarily accommodated family loyalists, have left several leaders angry and disappointed, coming as it did with lofty promises of revamp at the Udaipur brainstorming. The Congress may have been justified in denying tickets to veteran and experienced orators in parliament such as Anand Sharma and Ghulam Nabi Azad for open dissent.

However after they both patched up with Sonia the snub is going to cost the party dearly in the upper house at a time when the part is on the back foot. These two leaders have been leading from the front in attacking the ruling NDA on every major issue. The ‘chosen few’ have been parachuted to states to which they do not belong.

Rajiv Shukla who hails from UP and Ranjeet Ranjan from Bihar were named from Chhattisgarh. Randeep Surjewala, who is from Haryana, was nominated from Rajasthan. Sonia had to placate Haryana boss Bhupinder Singh Hooda and parachuted Surjewala to another state. Ajay Maken, from Delhi, has been given the ticket from Haryana, Surjewala’s home state. Taking a dig at his party over the selection of Rajya Sabha candidates, Congress Lok Sabha MP Manish Tewari said that the Upper House had become a parking lot. Congress’ key spokesperson Pawan Khera from Rajasthan, who was expecting to be named, expressed dismay in a tweet.

Another expectant and General secretary of Mahila Congress and former actress Nagma, who joined Congress at Sonia’s personal invitation was promised of a Rajya Sabha seat. Najma has been waiting for 18 years but the party instead, parachuted Imran Pratapgarhi who is from UP, to Maharashtra. While Maken, Surjewala, Jairam are considered to be extremely close to Rahul Gandhi, the nomination of three UP leaders, despite the drubbing in the UP assembly elections where the party won only two seats, perhaps reflects Priyanka Gandhi’s “long-term vision” for the Congress in the state. The Congress has forgotten, that in Rajasthan (elections next year), it is sitting on a political volcano that can erupt any time. Rebels led by Sachin Pilot are upset with the leadership as their demand to replace Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and install their leader has not been met. The Rajya Sabha election was a good opportunity to accommodate rebels. Instead of looking at the party’s electoral interests, the Congress has instead chosen serve self-interests for which it will pay dearly.

DailyDevotion Put God First

Jesus did not commit Himself to them…for He knew what was in man. —John 2:24-25

Put Trust in God First. Our Lord never put His trust in any person. Yet He was never suspicious, never bitter, and never lost hope for anyone, because He put His trust in God first. He trusted absolutely in what God’s grace could do for others. If I put my trust in human beings first, the end result will be my despair and hopelessness toward everyone. I will become bitter because I have insisted that people be what no person can ever be— absolutely perfect and right. Never trust anything in yourself or in anyone else, except the grace of God. Put God’s Will First. “Behold, I have come to do Your will, O God” (Hebrews 10:9).

A person’s obedience is to what he sees to be a need— our Lord’s obedience was to the will of His Father. The rallying cry today is, “We must get to work! The heathen are dying without God. We must go and tell them about Him.” But we must first make sure that God’s “needs” and His will in us personally are being met. Jesus said, “…tarry…until you are endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). The purpose of our Christian training is to get us into the right relationship to the “needs” of God and His will.

Once God’s “needs” in us have been met, He will open the way for us to accomplish His will, meeting His “needs” elsewhere.

Put God’s Son First. “Whoever receives one little child like this in My name receives Me” (Matthew 18:5).

God came as a baby, giving and entrusting Himself to me. He expects my personal life to be a “Bethlehem.” Am I allowing my natural life to be slowly transformed by the indwelling life of the Son of God? God’s ultimate purpose is that His Son might be exhibited in me.

Quotes

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” ~ George Eliot

NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022

Post-mortem

Speech of Q. Tuccu, NSCN chairman at National Assembly M y dear members of the house!

After more than seven (7) decades of Naga freedom movement, we are faced with the political exigencies that compelled us to call for this National Assembly as the pressing situation prompted us to reaffirm our stand after Government of India expressed its opposition to honor the usage of our God given Naga National identity symbolized by Flag and Constitution.

How can we forfeit Naga National Flag and Naga Constitution in the name of Naga political solution?

What belongs to us that define our political identity can never be compromised for the sweet morsel in the name of Naga political settlement. We cannot be made a laughing stock before the world by tamely succumbing to pressure or

temptation. In August 3, 2015 we signed the historic Framework Agreement with deep political insight taking into consideration the Naga people’s sovereign rights and dignity.

We have applied our historical and political intuition while signing the agreement. Unfortunately, there are forces at work who are trying to undermine the political significance of Framework Agreement by giving wrongful interpretation with bewildering comments to suit their selfish agenda in collusion with the Government of India.

Naga people’s sovereign identity is very prominently reflected in the Framework Agreement.

That much care we have taken and not the other way round as maliciously propagated by few political leaders that Naga flag and constitution, in-

cluding integration are not mentioned in Framework Agreement.

The bitter irony is that every attempt is being made to confuse the Naga people on the political significance of Framework Agreement where the future of Naga political journey is laid out.

We have come across the stand of the Government of India on the core issues of Naga National Flag, Constitution and integration and echoed by some Naga leaders. We have also seen how some Naga political leaders have expressed their derisive attitude towards the Framework Agreement.

These people had stoop themselves so low to pass demeaning and unhealthy comments against the sanctity of Naga political issue after they gathered the subtle hints from their Delhi based political

bosses. We cannot allow these people to defile Naga political issue by bringing another Naga political agreement with flattering promises as done in the past.

The past record of political agreements with India has given us bitter lessons and we have to stand guard against any Naga accord that betrayed our rights and national identity.

Our national forefathers gave up the pleasures of their lives to set the footprints for us so that we can live in our land Nagalim where our rights and national political identity are not taken away by any force on earth. We have come this far because of their inspirations and visionary leadership. Therefore, the story of Naga political struggle, courage and valor shown by our resilient patriots and freedom fighters

should never be allowed to end up in the manner that betrayed them.

Today, the hour of reckoning has come. This is the moment of truth we have to face. Hundreds of thousands have given their lives for the Nagas’ freedom and the responsibility is heaped upon the shoulder of NSCN to fulfill their prayers and dreams for the honorable Naga political settlement with the Naga National Flag flying high. We have to prove ourselves before God and before the Naga people and the whole world that we the NSCN members, the frontline torch bearers of Naga political movement shall stand the ground TILL THE LAST MAN STANDING in defense of our God’s given rights.

In God let us humble ourselves and trust Him for

the battle is of God who will fight for us. This is, therefore, the momentous occasion which will decide the future of the Naga nation for years to come. So let us take into conscious account every single word that we have to deliberate today. No turning away from the stand we have to take today. Let us, however, believe that “we shall overcome someday”. We must stand by one another as we take courage and support from God under the banner of “Nagalim for Christ” by recommitting ourselves to do His will. The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob who did many wonders and miracles before the people of Israel is the same God who can save us if we open our hearts to Him to fight for us.

Q. Tuccu Chairman NSCN May 31, 2022.

Parents dismayed and confused over online admission

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ery soon Class 10 and Class 12 result will be out or may be already out by the time this write up is published. When the results are out, Parents and students alike will rush out for hunting of Higher Secondary Schools and colleges for further studies. It is this time of the year where students and parents are both happy and stressed at the same time, since they will have to secure a seat from schools or colleges. Adding to the misery of the parents the Government Higher Secondary Schools has introduced Single Online Admission for all its students.

Though many have appreciated the changes brought to school admission process

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in going through online mode by the School Education during the pandemic. Since, theoretically it will keep away parents and students from crowds and do admission at home or less crowded Computer Centers. Yet, in practical this is a futile exercise not even helping the very reason why it was started.

Many Government Schools also have objected to Online admission yet it have fallen into deaf ears.

As a concerned citizen, let me highlight some reasons why Higher Secondary School should go for Offline mode of Admission: Many parents are uneducated who does not even own a smart phone where

they can browse, forget about scanning documents. Therefore the question of parents helping students in doing online admission does not arise.

Even students who never have owned a phone, (and we cannot expect them to own one) how can we expect them to do online admission. Therefore, their only hope is to go physically to the school where they want to take admission.

M a n y G ove r n m e n t Higher Secondary Schools have notified to its intending students and parents who wants to join the school to do admission online on their own or go to Computer Service Centers. But many parents keep coming to schools unless the school do the online

admission for them. In certain schools some parents and schools authority have verbal skirmishes because of the online admission. The school therefore, in the end bow down to the parents demand and do the online admission for all the students whoever comes for help. Even the Computer Service Centers taking the advantage of the situation, charge exorbitant rate for their services as high from Rs. 100 – 500 putting more fuel to the already stressed parents and students.

On the other hand, Government Schools authority complained that Online Admission has doubled their workload as it is a long process which takes almost a

month and hampers academic performance. Many Students because of the complication of admission process go away to Private schools and only the leftovers finally come to Government Schools. Moreover, the uniform fee structure as given by the Department of School education is not suitable for schools. Schools have different needs and depending on the needs they charge fees. For example, different schools have different uniforms, depending on that they charge fees. Whereas the department fee structure does not take into account of these differences. (However, saying that Government Schools too should be accountable of its fee to the community

and students.) Although the Online Admission has started with good intentions, yet it is not practical for the majority of the parents and students at the moment.

Therefore, considering all these facts, this is a humble plea and request to the authority of School Education Department to go for Offline mode of admission on behalf of the many distressed uneducated parents and students who is undergoing difficult hardship because of the Complicated Online admission that School Education have started.

On behalf of Concerned Parents and Students.

Kedosakho Chucha Address : GHSS Medziphema.

Eight years in North East – A model for governance

cross cultures the Number 8 is held as a symbol of victory, prosperity and overcoming.

It also represents infinite perfection, balance and harmony. Ashta, in Sanskrit, is the number of wealth and abundance and one can draw a fascinating correlation between the 8 years of governance led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the magical transformation of the eight north eastern states.

It is an inspiring lesson in governance, of a region neglected over a protracted period of time, shooting to prominence as the Ashtalakshmi of the nation.

After the huge mandate in 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his conviction to usher in a new dawn of progress in the region. He called the Northeast region ‘India’s Natural Economic Zone’ and made it a priority to tap into it.

Today, firmly on the agenda, he calls it the ‘New Growth engine of India’ In spite of being endowed with extraordinary natural wealth, strategic advantage as the gateway to Southeast Asia and unrivalled economic potential, the eight states of the North East never got the attention that they deserved. Unwilling to expend serious political capital, successive governments harped on insurgency, difficult terrain, cultural distinctiveness, as excuses for their political apathy. However, winning the public mandate in 2014, the Prime Minister started articulating solutions ingrained in the governance philosophy of Sewa, Sushasan and Gareeb Kalyaan.

Eight years hence, we are seeing visible differences in every aspect and the numbers speak for themselves. Since 2014, militancy incidents have reduced by 74%, deaths of civilians has come down by 84% and with more than an 800%

increase in surrenders by extremists, AFSPA has been lifted from some districts for the first time in decades.

With sheer political will and leadership, decades old standoffs are nearing resolution – the Naga Framework Agreement and the tripartite agreement on the rehabilitation of the Bru-Reangs, to name a few. The intent of this government to resolve such long standing issues is clearly visible in the case of the resettlement of BruReangs. In May 2012, the Government at that time planned for the repatriation of about 669 Reang families but was able to repatriate only 7 Bru families. The UPA Government blamed resistance and misinformation campaign by a section of Bru leaders for this. On the other hand, in the recently finalised agreement, the Government will provide an assistance of close to Rs.600 crores for the rehabilitation of Reangs, and ensure all-round development of Reangs including providing a plot of land, assisting in the construction of a house, provide rations and access to public welfare schemes of the state and central governments. It is this 360-degree thinking that has allowed the Government to provide compelling solutions.

While ushering in peace, foundations for prosperity were simultaneously laid with massive financial outlays: The North East has seen a huge jump from Rs 36,108 crores in 2014 to Rs. 76,040 crores in 2022 (110%) in the budgetary support

by Government of India.

Cumulatively, since 2014, over 3 lakh crores have been spent in the region.

The pinnacle of Sewa to the people of North East has been to impart them the power of mobility and connectivity. In 2014, Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya were put up on the railway map for the first time. Before

2014, only Assam’s capital Guwahati was connected.

Today, Arunachal’s Itanagar, Tripura’s Agartala and Manipur have already been connected and remaining 5 capital connectivity projects worth Rs. 45,016 crores are nearing completion. Government of India has also spent over Rs 41,000 crores on road connectivity with over 38,000 kms of rural roads have been completed since 2014 while projects worth 75,000 crores are currently ongoing in the North East. Today there are 15 new airports in North East, from just 6 in 2014. Making sure that, like the rest of India, aam naagrik of North East also receives help from improved air connectivity, the region is a priority area under the UDAN scheme with 46 operational routes.

The tele-density (number of phones per 100 people), especially rural teledensity, in the Northeast has significantly improved. In April 2014, rural tele-density at 42.68% was below the national average (43.96%).

Today, at 61.36%, rural teledensity is above the national average (58.50%). The recent commissioning of 20 Gbps international bandwidth for Northeast through Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh by BSNL, is quantum leap in internet connectivity.

This would not only address the issues of latency and network congestion but will open doors to North East’s potential in becoming leaders in BPO and IT industry with the establishment of software parks and high speed Data centers for business purposes in North Eastern States.

To ensure that Sewa of the North East continues unrelentingly, Sushasan has been adopted as the key enabler: Working hand-inhand with the dynamic and committed State Governments of the North East, we are moving ahead with

a concrete plan of action working to leverage the inherent strengths of the region in sectors like agriculture, tourism, textiles, handicrafts. Recent cabinet initiatives such as the revival of the Northeast Agricultural Marketing Corporation (NERAMAC) and the National Mission for Edible Oil for palm oils aim to leverage the Northeast region’s potential. The Edible Oil Mission aims to increase cultivation from 40 thousand hectares to 3.4 lakh hectares (700%) in the Northeast and more than 50% of the Mission’s 9,000 crore outlay will accrue to the Northeast region.

The formation of a joint Agri-Task force to provide strategic direction to these initiatives will ensure speedy resolution and implementation of the various agri and agri sector allied schemes.

Today, we are working closely than ever and building consensus on development of the North East like never before. An upcoming workshop of Chief Ministers and Chief Secretaries of North Eastern States along with Union Ministers and Secretaries on developmental issues of the North East, is likely to break the ground for a tradition of cooperative federalism and collective responsibility for development of North East.

The ultimate object of Sushasan with the spirit of Sewa is the welfare of our citizens across economic backgrounds, which makes Gareeb Kalyan the fountainhead of it all.

The gover nment is determined to ensure that welfare schemes reach every corner of the region. Towards this goal, in the past 8 years, under Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PM-GKAY), amount more than Rs 10,000 crores and more than Rs 64,000 crores under National Food Security Act (NFSA) have

been spent. More than 4 crore accounts are opened under Jandhan, and over Rs. 39,000 crores were spent under MGNREGA and the coverage of these central flagship schemes for Gareeb Kalyan is being improved every passing day.

This comprehensive approach of good governance is instilling hope and aspirations in the people of the region like never before.

Today there is an ambition of making North East the

hub of sports in the world, a leading exporter of exotic horticultural products and a hotbed of Startups while fast becoming the most attractive tourist destination in India.

Wrapping up the eight years of transformation, it is now time to brace for the Amrit Kaal and herald a glorious chapter of growth for the North East Region.

G. Kishan Reddy, Minister for Culture, Tourism and DoNER, Government of India

Reader’s Post

Re -designation of government posts Sir,

We Nagas are always in tune with the latest fashion attires and cars but we forgot to equip ourselves for the 21rst century in our Offices We had telephones replaced by cellphones and typewriters replaced by computers so we redesignated Typists as computer assistants but we forgot to do the same for thousands of Posts, stubbornly holding on to our 19th century mentality.

Now to create new posts is out of the question , so it is time to Re Designate 25% regular posts to absorb our highly qualified youth This is possible only when we update the century old qualification criterias and replace it with new terminologies like Police Inspector cum Microbiologist ,lawyer, Pathologist ,electronics, computer engineer etc ASI cum Staff nurse etc Havildars cum technicians and so on I think it’s high time for those of us who live in Smart Cities with the latest gadgets to plan accordingly and move ahead.

Keweü Kenye Yepthomi Sir,

Highway potholes

It has been two years since we welcomed the 4-Lane highway from Dimapur to Chumukedima, and it didn’t take long for the highway to welcome us with potholes. Some stretches of the 4-lane highway have already crumbled into potholes. The tarmac surface of the highways too has withered, creating an uneven stretch. Since on highways, motorist usually travel at an average speed of 50-60km/hr, the potholes posses a major threat to motorist either hitting it directly or while trying to avoid it. The potholes can also seriously damage vehicles. I therefore urge the concerned authority to look into this matter at the earliest and have the road repaired before larger potholes cave in.

Temsu Pongen, Duncan

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

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Before 2014, corruption was viewed Kejriwal defends Satyender Jain; says case politically motivated an essential part of govt: PM Modi

and even the international agencies were admitting it.

Modi said that before 2014, there was news about various scams but now his government’s development schemes and zerotolerance against corruption are discussed. Before 2014, corruption was viewed as an essential part of government, he alleged.

About his government’s measures to combat the Covid pandemic, the prime minister said nearly 200 crore vaccine doses have been administered in India so far.

India exported Covid vaccines to various countries and Himachal Pradesh’s Baddi industrial unit played a vital role in manufacturing those jabs, he told the rally.

“Now India extends a hand of friendship not under compulsion but to help others as was done by providing Covid vaccines to several countries,” the prime minister added.

Referring to the under-construction AIIMS in Bilaspur, he said, “We plan to build a medical college in every district of

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should be sustained. He mentioned that irrespective of any denominations, all Christians in Nagaland must celebrate the 150 years of Christianity and spread the gospel beyond the border.

On Clean Election movement, which was a p a r t o f t h e 1 5 0 ye a r s celebration, Chishi stressed on reflecting upon Christian morality while choosing a leader and avoiding agetampering, proxy-voting, booth capturing or asking money or vehicles from candidates. He cautioned that with such an attitude, Nagas would be deprived from having the right leader and the State will be deprived of employment or job.

“We must not destroy our future generations because of our own greed,” he emphasised, noting that Nagas were sceptical of Clean Election movement.

He however maintained that it was every individual’s responsibility to maintain integrity while choosing a leader and must start from “you and me”.

KBPF president and CBCK pastor Rev Vezopa Rakho offered a prayer as the bikers continued their onward journey. Meanwhile, more riders from Kohima joined the bike rally.

A H M E DA BA D, M AY 3 1 (PTI): Former Congress leader Hardik Patel will join the BJP on June 2 in the presence of Gujarat party president C R Paatil, a state party spokesperson said on Tuesday.

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In 2015, Kejriwal had announced the sacking of his food department minister Asim Ahmed Khan, who was facing charges of corruption.

Kejriwal said Jain was following the path of truth. “God is with us,” he said, and hoped the minister would walk out free and the judiciary will do justice to him.

Immediately after the arrest of Jain on Monday, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and AAP MP Sanjay Singh had lashed at the BJP, but Kejriwal did not react to the development.

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(From p-1) A prayer was also p r o p o s e d b y W S BA K executive secretary Rev Dr Phughoto Sema.

In his speech, Keyho thanked all the riders, saying their participation would be forever remembered by Naga society. He claimed that NBCC had been taking forward the initiative of Clean Election with active par ticipation of young minds. He hoped that traffic would not be affected due to the rally and added that NBCC had written to the traffic police regarding the rally. With 1,708 churches in the State affiliated to it, NBCC will celebrate the 150 years of Christianity in November this year on the theme “Celebrating His Story”.

M e a n w h i l e, u p o n reaching Kohima, the bikers were received by Kohima Baptist Pastor’s Fellowship (KBPF) office-bearers at Old MLA Hostel Junction.

In his brief speech on the occasion, NBCC youth secretary N Suhuto Chishi said Nagas must be grateful to American missionaries who brought Christianity to the State, adding that following embracing of Christianity, love spread in Naga society, which

fake case will not sustain,” the chief minister told reporters during an inspection of a road development programme of his government.

Jain, who holds various portfolios including health, home and power in the Kejriwal government in Delhi, was arrested by the Enforcement

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“Five years ago, recording of one of my ministers came to me. I removed him from the ministry (department)

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SHIMLA, MAY 31 (PTI): Corruption was viewed as an essential part of government before 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday and asserted that India saw a sea change in the last eight years due to the BJP-led dispensation’s zero-tolerance towards graft.

At a rally in Shimla’s Ridge Maidan to mark the eighth anniversary of becoming prime minister, Modi said, “Now our borders are more secure than they were before 2014.”

He said after coming to power, his government pruned nine crore fake names from the list of beneficiaries of various schemes.

“Be it Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana or scholarship or any other scheme, we have eradicated the scope of corruption through direct transfer of benefits.

“We have transferred over Rs 22 lakh crore to the bank accounts of beneficiaries of various schemes through direct benefit transfer,” the prime minister said.

He claimed that poverty was on the decline in the country

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Department (ED) in a case of money laundering on Monday.

“They will say anything. If there were even one per cent substance in it it, I would have taken action,” Kejriwal said when asked about the opposition Congress and BJP demand to remove Jain.

Delhi units of the BJP and the Congress have welcomed Jain’s arrest in the case. The BJP has demanded that Kejriwal should remove Jain from his Cabinet.

In January, ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls, Kejriwal claimed he had learnt from sources that Jain could be ar-

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi being welcomed by supporters during his visit to Shimla, in Himachal Pradesh. (PTI)

the country.” “I do not consider myself prime minister. Rather, I consider myself as ‘pradhan sevak’ and a member of the family of 130-crore Indians and my life is for them,” Prime Minister Modi told the rally.

Before the rally, interacted virtually with beneficiaries of various Central schemes and released Rs 21,000 crore as the 11th instalment of the Kisan Samman Nidhi.

Following his arrival at the Mall Road in the Himachal Pradesh capital, Modi, accompanied by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur, walked to the venue of the rally in Ridge Maidan around 11.30 pm. There the prime minister interacted with the beneficiaries of the Central schemes from across the country.

During one such interaction, Modi told Santoshi, a woman from Karnatka’s Kalaburagi, that he was impressed by the way she expressed her views and had she been a BJP worker he would have asked her to contest polls.

An ex-serviceman from Ladakh told the prime minister that he has benefitted from the Jal Jeevan Mission and PM Aawas Yojana and faced no hiccup in availing the benefits of the scheme.

Lalita Devi from Bihar’s Banka informed Modi that she has got a ‘pucca’ house and a toilet under the PM Awas Yojana Rural. Pankaj Sahani from Tripura said that he had got a ration card under the ‘One Nation, One card’ scheme.

Sama Devi from Himachal Pradesh’s Sirmaur told the prime minister that she got Rs 1 lakh for building a ‘pucca’ house under the PM Awas Yojana (Gramin) and that she got Rs. 6,000 in three instalments in a year under the Kisan Samman Nidhi.

NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (PTI): AAP national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday broke his silence on the arrest of his minister Satyendar Jain by the ED, saying the case is “completely fake and politically motivated”.

Kejrwal asser ted that his gover nment and the Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) are “hardcore honest”.

“I have studied the case against Jain. It is completely fake and motivated by political reasons and he has been deliberately framed.

“We have faith in the judiciary. Jain will come out clean and the

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councils, there would be a change in the present scenario and the future of the State too.

With the many Centrally sponsored schemes being implemented in the state, the chief minister said around Rs 5000 crore are being transferred for various projects or to the beneficiaries in the State.

State chief secretary, J Alam, delivered the introductory remark, interaction of chief minister with the beneficiaries from the districts of Nagaland was also included while film on various beneficiary schemes were also presented.

The event is marked as one of the largest ever single-event nationwide interactions where the Prime Minister interacted with beneficiaries about the impact that the wide-ranging schemes/ programmes.

Michael Yeptho is ato kilonser of Akato-led NSCN (From p-1) MIP said that M i c h a e l ’s n a m e w a s proposed by a senior member of the collective leadership Viniho Kiho, and seconded by home kilonser Nokrang Lanu Aier which was followed by members present with show of hands and the official declaration

pronounced by speaker of the house, SG Hollo.

W e l c o m e s homecomers: MIP said that the group also warmly welcomed members from NSCN (I-M) comprising of both Naga army and civil wings led by executive members of steering committee, ‘brig.’ Vikato Yeptho and ‘brig.’ Atoshe

Chophi.

MIP said NSCN/ GPRN was optimistic that, with the appointment of the ato kilonser and also senior members from other factions, the group will definitely strengthen and propel to achieve greater heights in the common political journey of the Nagas.

Declarations at NSCN (I-M) Emergency National Assembly (From p-1) “Whereas, a joint resolution adopted on the basis of the expressed will of the people of all faith in Nagalim in the Naga National Prayer Summit held on 25th October, 2018, at Agri Expo, Dimapur; Whereas, the Council of Nagalim Churches reiterated the above adopted resolution in its conference dated 30th April, 2022; The Naga National Assembly has unanimously on this 31st day of May in the year of our Lord two thousand and twenty-two at General Headquarters to designate the third Sunday in October as Naga National Prayer Day.”

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(From p-1) While interacting with the chief minister, the beneficiaries thanked the government for introducing different welfare schemes to uplift the economic status of the poor and downtrodden section of the society. The beneficiaries also expressed satisfaction and contentment over the implementation of different welfare schemes by the government departments.

Rio said that the state government and the central government would continue to build the capacities of the people, and provide the environment with sufficient opportunities for the innate strengths of the people to grow equally with the National economy.

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things right as per the desire of Nagas of Nagaland.

The NTC president further appealed and urged all tribal bodies in the State to take its respective decisions on the issues that were in public domain and collectively work to deliver what was honourable and acceptable to the “native people” of the State.

Ao, Lotha, Pochury and Sema hoho leaders and NTC counsellor from Angami community K Seyie also spoke on the occasion.

Chaired by NTC executive member Joshua Newmai, the session commenced with a prayer

by Kohima Pochury Baptist Church pastor Dr Z Mosa Tsang.

NTC secretary Atathu Thur led the gathering in obituary reference, while general secretary Nribemo Ngullie presented the secretarial report. NTC vice-president Imsünok Ao gave the vote of thanks.

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(From p-1) He declared that the State gover nment’s notification with December 1, 1963 as the cut-off date for an individual to be counted as indigenous inhabitant of Nagaland was enough for all purposes.

Regarding enforcement of BEFR Act, 1873/ILP in Nagaland, he said the State government had already notified enforcement of ILP across the State, including Dimapur, and its implementation was now eagerly awaited.

Ye pthomi credited JCPI, an umbrella o r g a n i s a t i o n o f N TC backed by 28 civil society organisations (CSOs), including Nagaland Tribes Hohos, for the ser vice rendered thus far on ILP. Further, declaring that NTC was open to all apex tribal hohos, CSOs and all citizens of the State, he assured that the council would work with all likeminded organisations to set

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Delphi Oinam from Don Bosco higher secondary school, Dimapur secured top position by scoring 595 marks (99.17%).

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In HSSLC Examination 2022, 16 institutions under Arts stream, 10 institutions under Science stream and four institutions under Commerce stream secured 100% pass result. The overall percentage was 80.64% for Arts stream,

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(From p-1) confusion to the resident of Dimapur urban areas in view of blanket ban on utilities fees levied by otherwise legitimate g ove r n m e n t a ge n c y — DMC. In this regard, the meeting sought to “appraise the concerned authority of the indispensable role and contribution” of DMC in maintaining of the civic amenities in Dimapur through the resources

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(From p-1) On the mode of classes, the science stream topper said he preferred offline over online mode. He wishes to become neurosurgeon/ Psychiatrist. His passion includes reading writing and loves music.

Unlike other successful students, Subhansu Jaiswal, who topped in commerce stream, also attributed his success to his parents, teachers and God. Jaiswal, who believes in consistency, said he was determined in his process of preparation.

Jaiswal from Holy Cross Higher Secondary School, Dimapur aspires to become a chartered accountant. He has been engaging in cocurricular activities such as digital marketing, coding and is currently learning stock marketing. His piece of advice: have clarity of concept and focus on the process.

Girls fare better yet again: Nagaland Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Tuesday declared

global trade conditions are required for a revival in the fortunes of the rupee,” it said.

Meanwhile, official data released on Tuesday showed that the Indian economy grew at its slowest pace in a year during January-March, pulling down the GDP growth in the full fiscal 2021-22 to 8.7 per cent as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine added a new inflation hurdle to the recovery. The gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 4.1 per cent in the final quarter of 2021-22, according to data released by the statistics ministry.

A l s o, p r o d u c t i o n growth of eight infrastructure sectors rose to a six-month high of 8.4 per cent in April on the back of better performance by coal, refinery products and electricity segments and a low base in the year-ago month.

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or 0.46 per cent to 16,584.55.

In a hectic FII movement in the equities markets, foreign institutional investors sold shares worth Rs 46,741.52 crore while purchased stocks worth Rs 45,737.96 crore, leading to net outflow of Rs 1,003.51 crore on Tuesday, according to stock exchange data.

“The pressure on the rupee continues unabated due to the strength of the dollar, the exit by FIIs from the domestic market, and the worsening of the trade balance,” a report by Emkay Wealth Management stated.

While the RBI may have nothing against a gradual depreciation of the currency, a sudden depreciation amounting to a speculative attack will be contained by the central bank, it noted.

“A revival in macroeconomic conditions, a return of the overseas funds, and an improvement in

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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six currencies, was trading 0.5 per cent higher at 101.92.

Global oil benchmark Brent crude futures advanced 1.77 per cent to USD 123.82 per barrel.

According to Dilip Parmar, Research Analyst, H D F C S e c u r i t i e s, t h e r upee has become the worst-performing currency among Asian currencies and clocked the fifth monthly decline in a row in May on the back of foreign

fund outflows and slower economic growth.

“Risk sentiments remained weak on worries o ve r h aw k i s h c e n t r a l banks following higher inflation and slower growth prospects,” Parmar said.

US Treasury yields surged on Tuesday following a Federal Reserve Governor’s comments that the central bank should be prepared to raise interest rates by 50 basis points at every meeting on until inf lation is decisively controlled.

“Rupee traded weak as crude prices rise towards USD 120 in WTI making it more expensive for India to import,” Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst at LKP Securities, said. On the domestic equity market front, the 30-share BSE Sensex ended 359.33 points or 0.64 per cent lower at 55,566.41, while the broader NSE Nifty fell 76.85 points

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Rupee plunges to all-time low of 77.71 against USD

MUMBAI, MAY 31 (PTI): The rupee declined by 17 paise to close at its all-time low of 77.71 against the US currency on Tuesday as surging US bond yields dampened the appeal of riskier assets.

Losses in the domestic equities, high crude oil prices and forex outflows also weighed on the rupee.

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened lower at 77.65 against the greenback and finally settled at 77.71, down 17 paise over its previous close.

During the session, the rupee touched an intraday low of 77.71 and a high of 77.62. On Monday, the rupee settled at 77.54 against the US dollar.

This is the fifth straight monthly decline for the r upee amid weak risk sentiments, foreign fund outflows and concerns over high inflation.

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2 clouded leopard cubs rescued BAN supports CNTC stand on oil exploration

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Zoological Park Animal Rescue Team rescued two Clouded Leopard cubs from Longpa village under Mokokchung district on May 30. According to director of NZP, Dr. C. Zupeni Tsanglai, the cubs were found abandoned in the jungle. Timely intervention by Temjenmoa, the cubs were safely rescued and handed over to the Animal Rescue Team of Nagaland Zoological Park for rehabilitation in the zoo.

Tsanglai lauded the efforts of Temjenmoa and said that the Clouded Leopard is a threatened (Vulnerable) Species under IUCN(3.1) and a Schedule I species protected under the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972.

She said that these are wild cat species inhabiting dense forest from the foothills of the Himalayas

The rescued cubs at NZP.

through Southeast Asia into South China.

At present there are only six zoos in India that has this species and Nagaland Zoologi-

cal Park is the 7th Zoo in India to house this species.

However the cubs are still in infant stage and require constant care and monitoring and

CAST, TVC slam tirades on Dr. Jamir

D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Chümoukedima Ao Senso Telongjem and Tir Village Council have come out against the tirade by NSCN(I-M) directed against Dr.S.C. Jamir in the media.

CAST president N Panjung Jamir and general secretary Bendangakum Imsong vehemently condemned the “malicious and defamatory attack” on Dr. Jamir by NSCN (I-M) at a time when the entire Naga populace, at the critical juncture of Naga political scenario, were hopeful for a just and lasting solution. CAST said the attempt of NSCN (I-M) to “suppress the voice and opinion of an upright and highly respected Naga leader like Jamir” was extremely condemnable.

It pointed out that the Naga cause belong to all Nagas and as such every Naga had the right to voice his/her opinion. Instead of suppressing voices/opinions that are contradictory to their own, CAST said NSCN (I-M) leadership would do well to take the opinions of all and work towards a solution that was acceptable to all Nagas.

CAST further reiterated the call of Ao Senden, in its May 22 statement, to stop the “blame game” and to make

public the competencies of the Framework Agreement without further delay.

CAST also expressed gratitude to all individuals and civil societies who had openly come out in support of Dr. Jamir. “A leader is made bold and strong because of the support he receives from the people he leads. Your unequivocal support to one of our ownmember will never be forgotten,” CAST stated.

TVC: Tir Village Council (TVC), Chümoukedima said it was perplexed by the consistent attack on former CM and governor, Dr. SC Jamir on the prevailing Naga political issue.

TVC chairman L. Temjenmeren Jamir and secretary T Senli Jamir said the Nagas were well aware that Jamir had only relayed nothing more that the statements and views expressed by Prime Minister and Home minister concerning Naga solution.

TVC was of the firm belief that “no perjury was committed by the veteran Naga political leader whatsoever.”

TVC further resolved to support the press statements issued by various Naga organizations for the common wellbeing of the Nagas.

for which the zoo staff with the help of a Zoo Veterinarian are looking after them constantly since their arrival to the zoo, the director stated.

DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Business Association of Nagas (BAN) extended unequivocal support to Central Nagaland Tribes Council’s (CNTC) stand on petroleum exploration and production in Nagaland, as it was one of the most pressing requirements for the State’s economy.

BAN president L Mongkum Jamir and general secretary Dr Yan Murry in a statement however cautioned that unless the state explored and capitalised on the natural resources available in the State now, it would rather be late to make gainful usage of the potential resources.

Pointing out that one of the major challenges that the present world economy faced was energy security, they said Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s assertion in the international fora about India’s enhanced renewable energy target of 450 GW meant that in less than 10 years, renewable energy would account for 57% of the country’s

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w h i l e A s s a m g ove r n m e n t earned more than Rs 2,000 crore revenueannually from oil royalty alone, Nagaland had earned nothing from oil production for the past three decades despite the claims of having huge potential. “Whom should we blame for this choking economy if not for ourselves,” they added.

They alleged that inactivity of successive State governments, delusion of considerable national workers, sycophancy in several Naga organisations and beggars’ mentality amongst many of “our” people had brought the State to this stage.

Claiming that there were lakhs of frustrated youth who would do anything to protect their existential threat unless infrastructure and avenues were created to accommodate them in a meaningful and productive engagement, the BAN leaders appealed to the government to act proactively towards building the right environment and open up exploration of fossil fuel in the State without further delay.

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installed capacity. Quoting experts that by 2030 non-fossil fuel capacity could be as much as 65%, they forecasted that this would bring about a major shift in the way energy was harvested.

Currently, they said global transport was heavily dependent on fossil fuels, which was expected to decline drastically in coming years.

When the world was heading towards renewable economy, they wondered why people were still holding back on oil exploration and production.

They also asked why the government was not acting seriously on exploration & production of fossil fuel in Nagaland when the State’s fiscal deficit was mounting and the economy was reeling at all-time low.

They said Nagaland’s Gross State Domestic Product contribution to national GDP was hardly 0.147%, while the State had one of the highest unemployment rates in the country.

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Moosewala makes final Mamata calls for defeating BJP in 2024 LS polls; BJP responds journey on favourite tractor

M A N S A ( P U N JA B ) , MAY 31 (PTI): A sea of mourners bid a tearful farewell to popular Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, who was cremated at his native village in Mansa district on Tuesday afternoon.

The body of the 28-year-old singer-politician, who was shot dead on Sunday, was brought to his home in Moosa village amid tight security on Tuesday morning from Mansa civil hospital, where the post-mortem was conducted. Moosewala’s family, including his parents, were inconsolable as they sat beside the body at their home.

His mother was seen trying to console her husband as people from Punjab, Ra-

jasthan and Chandigarh among other places queued up in large numbers to get a last glimpse of the singer.

The singer’s favourite tractor, which had figured in many of his music videos, was bedecked with flowers for his last ride to a familyowned field for the cremation. Notwithstanding the scorching heat, mourners joined the funeral procession as Moosewala’s father and mother stood on the tractor with folded hands, accompanying their son on his final journey.

Some of his fans wore t-shirts with Moosewala’s picture printed on them.

The singer’s father, Balkour Singh, even took off his turban on seeing the

Kashmiri Pandit employees threaten mass migration after teacher’s killing in Kulgam

SRINAGAR, MAY 31 (PTI): Kashmiri Pandits, employed under the PM package, on Tuesday threatened to undertake mass migration from the valley if the government did not relocate them to safe places within next 24 hours as employees from the community hit the streets at various places to protest against the killing of a lady teacher by terrorists in Kulgam district.

“We have decided that if the government did not take any concrete steps for us (safety) within 24 hours, there will be mass migration again,” one of the protestors said here. He said the target killing of Kashmiri Pandits is continuing and the community is now tired of making appeals to the government.

“We should be relocated so that we can be saved. Our delegation had met the LG earlier and we had asked him to save us. We are asking for temporary relocation for two to three years till situation in the

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The Garo Community Eralibill (GCE) congratulates the students who have successfully passed the HSLC and HSSLC examinations, under NBSE for the academic year (2021-22). We wish all the very best and more success in your academic lives. For those who could not make it this year, we wish you all the very best to do well in the next attempt.

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Mamata Banerjee What about BJP ministers?

Why is no action being taken against them? They too should be put behind bars,” she asserted.

Her comments come a day after Jain was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case. Aam Aadmi Party has cried foul, calling it a political move ahead of the Himachal Pradesh Assembly election.

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With immense pride and honour, the Humtsothung Ekhung (HE) would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to our following members on their achievements.

1. Peter Lichamo, S/o Lt. Azamo Humtsoe of Akuk Village on being conferred Indian Administrative Service (IAS).

2. Mhonbemo James, S/o Lt. Akho Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being conferred Indian Police Service (IPS) 3. P. Pius Lotha, S/o Khonsao Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being appoint Chairman, Legal Cell, North East Zone by the Anti Corruption Council of India (ACCI) 4. A. Mhathung Humtsoe, S/o Lt. Akho Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being promoted to the post of Sr. SDEO 5. Er. Daniel, S/o Lt. Yisao Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being promoted to the post of SDO (PWD) 6. Ruby Humtsoe, S/o of Khonsao Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being promoted to the post of SDEO 7. Yibeni Humtsoe, D/o Lt. Nchumo Humtsoe of Chungsu Old Village for being conferred National Social Soldier Award 2022 by the National Council of Women in association with Ministry of Women & Child Development, Government of India.

8. Mrs. Emilo, W/o Ruby Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being promoted to the post of DEO. 9. Mhao M. Humtsoe, S/o Mhonrao Humtsoe of Humtso Village and Kithunglo M Humtsoe, D/o Lt. Mhonchan Humtsoe of Chungsu Old Village for qualifying MBBS through NEET 2022.

10. Richard Humtsoe, S/o of Lt. Njambemo Humtsoe of Lakhuti Village on being appointed LJP President Nagaland.

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REGA funds it owed to the state. “Either the Centre releases our funds, or it should go (step down). If you can’t pay the money to the states, you have no right to govern this country.

We will organise protests against such discriminatory policies,” she said.

Listing the various welfare schemes undertaken for backward Purulia district, where BJP has gained ground in the last few years, Banerjee hoped that its people are no longer angry with the state government or TMC as it has come up with many welfare schemes and ensured that they reach every doorstep.

“From Ajodhya Hills to Bagmundi, we will have developmental projects worth Rs 72,000 crore. In Raghunathpur thousands of people will get jobs and even womenfolk will be employed,” she claimed.

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The Western Sumi Kukami Hoho Office is jubilant on the immense success of Mr. Viku L. Achumi, S/o Lhosheto Achumi and Kashili Achumi on clearing the prestigious Civil Service Examination conducted by the UPSC securing an all India ranking of 567. The WSKH congratulates you on your grand success and for bringing laurels to our people.

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Felicitation With immense pride and honour, we the Dimapur Nkonjan Yanthan Ekhung (DNYE) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan, Associate Professor, Library Science and Information of School of Social Sciences, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) New Delhi for his promotion to Professor. Your achievement has not only brought laurels to Yanthan family but also to the Lothas and Nagas in general.

The Ekhung further extends best wishes to Shri. T. Mhabemo Yanthan, (IAS), Secretary Planning and Evaluation and Smti. N. Mhalo Yanthan, ADC Peren for their new assignments.

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2. That my actual name is Shri. Rajesh Kumar Mishra whereas due to clerical/typical mistake, my name was wrongly entered as Shri. R.K Mishra in my Extension order and GPF account.

3. That, the name Shri. Rajesh Kumar Mishra and Shri. R.K Mishra are same and one person.

4. That, this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct official name is Shri.

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5. That, the statements made in Para 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

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Y.P Singh In my Extension, Regularization order and Pay Slip.

3. That, the name Shri. Yogendra Pal Singh and Shri. Y.P Singh are same and one person.

4. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct official name is Shri.Yogendra Pal Singh. Henceforth, it shall be used for all my official records, future reference and future correspondence.

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the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) after a few hours of questioning on Monday.

Keeping up her attack against the BJP, the feisty TMC supremo said, “They are summoning people in the coal pilferage and cattle smuggling scam. But the coal ministry is with the union government.

“How come cattle are being smuggled through international borders?” she questioned in a veiled reference to central agencies summoning several TMC leaders in the two scandals, including party general secretary Abhishek Banerjee in the coal pilferage scam.

Banerjee said TMC will organise protests on June 5 and 6 in various blocks of the state to protest against the Centre’s discrimination in the alleged non-payment of MN-

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valley returns to normal. It is the same time frame put by IGP Kashmir for making Kashmir terrorism free,” he added.

A handful of KP employees assembled at the Ghanta Ghar (Clock tower) at Lal Chowk here to protest against the killing, the officials said.

Another group of employees assembled at Batwara in Sonawar area of the city and raised slogans against the union territory administration for its failure to ensure foolproof security for employees of Hindu communities. The protestors, mostly women, raised slogans like “Administration hai hai” (down with administration), “minorities ko jeenay do’ (let the minorities live) and “We want justice”. In South Kashmir Qazigund town, the KP employees blocked one tube of the Jammu-Srinagar Nartional Highway to protest against killing of Rajni Bala inside a school at Gopalpora in Kulgam district on Tuesday.

The protestors appealed to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah to intervene in the matter to ensure security of the Kashmiri Pandit minorities.

Government has failed completely in providing security for the KPs. Rahul Bhat was killed inside a district (Tehsil) office on May 12 and today our sister Rajni Bala was shot dead inside the school. “We appeal PM, HM and LG to intervene in the matter. Kashmiri Pandits are on roads now, there is no hope of survival,” one of the protestors said.

later tweeted. Banerjee said the Modi government began its tenure with fake promises, culminating in failed experiments eight years later. “The BJP government has destroyed the lives of the common people ... The citizens of the country are fed up with the anti-people government at the Centre”, she said.

Banerjee, who was addressing a meeting of TMC workers of Purulia district, also said, “The BJP-led government at the Centre is adulterated.

It has destroyed the country’s economy through disastrous decisions like demonetisation, which was a big scam”.

Slamming the Modi government for “using” central agencies to destroy the opposition, Banerjee said the CBI and ED should first arrest corrupt BJP ministers.

“They (Modi government) are using CBI and ED and other central agencies to silence the opposition. They are busy arresting opposition leaders. You (Modi govt) have arrested Delhi’s minister (Satyendra Jain). You have arrested a Maharashtra minister.

You are sending central agencies to Hemant Soren’s Jharkhand CM) residence.

You are calling someone a coal thief (in West Bengal).

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sea on mourners. Punjab Congress chief Amrinder Singh Raja Warring was present during the funeral procession. A heavy police force was deployed at the slain singer’s residence as well as at the cremation site. People heaped praises on Moosewala for his songs and even raised slogans in his favour.

“He was a good-natured man. He would never say no to anybody for a selfie. We are sad that he is not amongst us today,” said a villager. Some villagers and fans expressed anger over the Punjab police pruning Moosewala’s security cover just a day before he was shot dead and sought the strictest punishment for the killers.

“Those who were behind the killing of Moosewala should be given exemplary punishment,” said an elderly man who came from Jalandhar. Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, known as Sidhu Moosewala, was shot dead on Sunday by unidentified assailants in Punjab’s Mansa district.

His cousin and a friend, who were travelling in a Mahindra Thar jeep with him, were also injured in the attack.

PURULIA (WB), MAY 31 (PTI): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday called for defeating the saffron camp in the 2024 general election and said BJP’s politics of hate and violence will find “no entry” across the country.

Dubbing the BJP-led government at the Centre as “adulterated”, she accused it of mismanaging the country’s economy through decisions such as demonetization and using central agencies to silence the opposition.

“Let me make it very clear that there will be no entry for BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. It has to go. There are no chances of BJP returning to power,” she said criticising the eight years of the Narendra Modi government.

The feisty TMC boss said the people of India will ensure that in 2024 BJP’s politics of hate and violence find no entry in the country.

“The soil of Purulia and the soil of Bengal gave me the strength to fight for people. I fear nobody and when it comes to ensuring people’s welfare, I will fight with all my might! - @ MamataOfficial. In 2024, @BJP4India’s politics of hate & violence will find no entry in India,” the AITC

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World No Tobacco Day observed across Nagaland

DIMAPUR: Several organizations including schools conducted various activities on Tuesday on the occasion of World No Tobacco Day, where students took pledged not to consume tobacco in any form.

This year, the theme focused on impact of tobacco on the environment and aimed to expose efforts by tobacco companies to “greenwash” their reputation by marketing themselves as environmentally friendly.

Kohima: Directorate of Health & Family Welfare organized a programme in commemoration of the day on theme ‘‘Tobacco: Threat to Our Environment’’ 1 pm at the directorate IDSP Hall, Kohima. The event was graced by principal director DH&FW Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi as chief guest. He lauded the National Tobacco Control Programme for their sincere work and effort and urged them to continue working together with respect and support.

D e l ive r i n g o n t h e theme talk, Dr. Chiekroshuyi Tetseo, Addl. Dir (Dental) & SNO, NTCP informed that, in order to monitor schools/institutions for tobacco free zone, a special app has been launched under the name ‘’Tobacco Free Nagaland App’’. Mission Director NHM, Dr. Thorhusie Katiry released the ‘‘Handbook for Health workers’’ at the programme.

Dimapur: District Tobacco Control Programme (DTCC) Dimapur in collaboration with CoE CIHSR (Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research) observed the day at LG Hall, CIHSR. D r. Re yo s a l u L a s e Vizo, District Nodal Officer, DTCC spoke on the theme: “Tobacco: Threat to our environment”.

In the programme,

winners and consolations of poster making competition was announced and awarded. Hope Academy won the first place followed

by Unity Christian HSS and GHSS Diphupar- A respectively. A drama/skit was presented by students of Highland Hall School and a special song was presented by students of college of Nursing CIHSR. Also in the programme, Dr. Shirley, HoD Dept. of Radiotherapy, CIHSR presented the statistical report of cancer in the state.

Students of various schools and colleges of Dimapur, DNSU, Diphupar village council, officers from Commissioner of police office, NGOs, DLCC members, doctors and staff of District Hospital Dimapur and CIHSR attended the programme. Earlier, a minute of silence was observed to pay tribute to late Fr. Joe Chinir, who was one of the first members of District Level Coordination Committee, DTCC and a supporter of Anti Tobacco campaign in the state and late Chuba Jamir, who actively shared his testimony and warned the public about the ill effects of Tobacco after he got diagnosed with Oral Cancer.

Mokokchung: The day was observed at IMDH with the participants of teaching staff and students of School of Nursing, Mokokchung.

On the occasion Dr. Sentirenla, Dental Surgeon IMDH spoke in regard with the theme “How Tobacco is harmful to our environment”. She emphasized on the harmful effects of Tobacco and the functions of Cessation Centre within the district. Anti Tobacco pledge was also taken by the teachers and students of School of Nursing.

Wokha: National Tobacco Control Programme

Mayangnokcha HSS Wokha observed the day at Mount Sinai School Wokha.

Theme speaker of the event was Dr.Mhalo Tungoe, ACTO (Agri Extension) KrishiVigyan Kendra.

Likewise, programmes were held at Sanis community health centre which was declared tobacco free hospital and Sanis Government High School where Dr. Mhonthung N Tungoe, Dental Surgeon, Sanis CHC spoke on the harmful effects of tobacco. An essay competition was organised

by NTCP. Niroyo, Okotso and Yikhum villages also observed the day.

NTCP Zunheboto: National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP) Zunheboto, observed WNTD at Bloomfield Hill Higher Secondary School, Zunheboto with Deputy Commissioner (DC), Zunheboto Rahul Bhanudas Mali as guest of honour. A press release from CMO Zunheboto district, media officer Keneikhrietuo stated that DC in his speech congratulated the 21 educational institutions for their commendable job in the district to be declared as “Tobacco Free School or No-Tobacco Zone”.

A keynote address was delivered by Deputy CMO Zunheboto Dr. K. Akaho Sema, where he mentioned about the significance of the Day. Focusing on the theme, guest speaker Government College, Zunheboto vice principal H.JekughaSema, stressed that tobacco not only had a negative impact on health but also poses a threat to the environment.

Meanwhile, ZDLSA district project assistant Tovi Z. Yeptho, highlighted on COTPA 2003 and imparted legal education. A poster campaign competition was also conducted. Four schools (GMS New Colony, GMS Alahuto, GMS North Point and Bloomfield

Hill Hr Sec School) were declared “Tobacco Free Schools”. District Tobacco Control Cell (DTCC) Zunheboto also acknowledged Aghaka K.Yeptho for creating awareness and for contributing in initiating two “No Tobacco” Clubs in two schools within the district.

Phek: As part of observance of World No Tobacco Day, DTCC Phek conducted painting competition on the theme on May 28. Winners of the competition were given a certificate along with cash prize.

GMS Ahthibung: Government Middle School (GMS) Ahthibung observed WNTD by holding posters about harmful effects of Tobacco and marching around Ahthibung Town market area. The school also organised a painting competition on the theme ‘’Make everyday world no tobacco day”.

MITE: Modern Institute of Teacher Education, Kohima observed WNTD w h e r e Ke k h r i e n e s u o Khoubve spoke on the significance of “World No Tobacco Day.” In a press note, principal, MITE, Dr. Kate Dandesk Kumar informed that a skit was performed on the theme “The Effects of Tobacco Addiction and its Consequences” after which a compilation of video talks on “consumption of tobacco and its effects into our body” was presented by Kedo Khate.

Longleng: Longleng district observed WNTD in a programme conducted at Conventional Hall, Lempong PBCA, Longleng.

In a press release, CMO office Longleng stated that the keynote address was delivered by CMO Dr. Obangjungla where she talked on the health impact through passive smoking and how tobacco abuse exposed our health to risk of many illnesses. She further

CHC Medziphema urged students to refrain from consumption of tobacco adding that they are at a growing stage and that the consequences would be irreparable. She ended her address by encouraging the audience to quit smoking tobacco, for health and for the planet. Meanwhile, District Nodal Officer NTCP, Dr. Bongau Phom, delivered the awareness note and presented slides which emphasised on the dark agenda of the tobacco industries.

A poetry recitation competition was also conducted where students from various institutions from Longleng district took part.

Later, vote of thanks was pronounced by SDPO Longleng, Impung Chang.

Meluri: On the occasion of WNTD, Community Health Centre (CHC) Meluri conducted an awareness programme at St. Xavier

Higher Secondary School Meluri. In a press statement, district media officer (DMO) Kutolu Nakro informed that Dental surgeon CHC Meluri, Dr. Ngailong L. Phom highlighted on harmful effects of tobacco.

Emphasizing that ‘no tobacco meant a healthy planet and healthy people’, he added that smokeless tobacco users had higher risk of oral cancer. On the occasion, students took a pledge not to consume any tobacco products and also spread awareness on harmful effects of tobacco to their friends and family members. As part of the observance, an essay competition was also carried out on the theme.

Mon: In commemoration of the day, District Tobacco Control Cell (DTCC), Mon led by Dr I Simon Sumi District Nodal Officer

and E Nyeamying Konyak, consultant DTCC in collaboration with Mon Town Students Union and police department conducted cleanliness drive on May 28.

Inter-school speech, essay and painting competitions were organized on May 31. After the activities, the programme was organized where Asst.Prof.

M.Yinpai Konyak, Wangkhao Government College, Mon gave a detail presentation explaining on the theme of the day.

Medziphema: World No Tobacco Day was observed on at CHC Medzip h e m a o n t h e t h e m e, “Tobacco-Threat to our environment”. On the occasion, drief talk on the theme was delivered by Dr.Viphrezonuo Pienyu and CHC was declared no tobacco zone.

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khim block: World Tobacco Day was observed in Tuensang and Longkhim block under the theme ‘’Tobacco Threat to our Environment‘’. The programme was organised by the District Tobacco Control Cell, Tuensang and graced

by SP, Tuensang, Vishal as guest of honour. Jr. Dental Specialist District Hospital Tuensang Dr. Aoyanger spoke on the significant of the day and MO Psychiatrist District hospital Tuensang Dr. Senilo Magh spoke on the theme ‘’Tobacco-Threat to environment”.

Kiphire: District Tobacco Control Cell Kiphire also observed World No Tobacco Day (WNTD) based on the theme “Tobacco: Threat to our Environment” at the school premises of Loyola Higher Secondary School Kiphire.

Senior Superintendent of Police Kiphire, Muthasuyi graced the occasion as guest of honor and Divisional Forest Officer Kiphire, Chisayi as the theme speaker. As per source from Dr.N Moa Jamir, District Nodal Officer (NTCP) Kiphire around 1300 students from Loyola Hr. Secondary School and students and teachers from other seven schools of district headquarter participated in the main function. Meanwhile, all the schools within the district observed WNTD in their respective schools led by teachers took anti-tobacco pledge as per the direction of District Education Officer Kiphire. (Correspondent)

KBC holds graduation ceremony

KO H I M A , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Kohima Bible College (KBC) celebrated its 48th graduation ceremony at Multi-purpose Hall, Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima 62 students graduated in Bachelor of Theology (B.Th) and Master of Divinity (M Div.).

Addressing the ceremony, Senior Pastor, Kohima Lotha Baptist Church (KLBC), Rev Dr K Benry Lotha encouraged the graduates to live a life of humility in the fear of God and cautioned them that pride was an offence in the sight of God. The speaker reminded the graduates that invest-

ment for the kingdom of God, even the little ones were important.

Principal of Kohima Bible College (KBC), Rev Zotuo Kiewhuo also exhorted the graduates reminding them that Christians should be disciple of God carrying the cross and followers of Christ.

Earlier, a speech on behalf of graduating students was delivered by Keletonu Thokwe while special numbers were presented by the students.

The programme was presided by Dr. Keniepfenuo Rupreo, Assistant Professor, KBC and R Bendang Kichu, Academic Dean led the presentation of awards and the certificates.

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The graduates at the ceremony. (NP)

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BRUSSELS, MAY 31 (AP): In the most significant effort yet to punish Russia for its war in Ukraine, the European Union agreed to ban the overwhelming majority of Russian oil imports after tense negotiations that exposed the cracks in European unity.

From the moment Russia invaded on Feb. 24, the West has sought to hit Moscow’s lucrative energy sector to cut off funding for its war.

But any such move is a double-edged sword, especially in Europe, which relies on the country for 25% of its oil and 40% of its natural gas. European countries that are even more heavily dependent on Russia have been especially reluctant to act.

In a move unthinkable just months ago, EU leaders agreed late Monday to cut around 90% of all Russian oil imports over the next six months.

In response to the EU’s decision, Mikhail

Ulyanov, Russia’s permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna, took to Twitter, saying: “Russia will find other importers.”

Russia has not shied away from withholding its energy supplies, despite the economic damage it could suffer as a result.

And Russian energy giant Gazprom announced it would cut natural gas supplies to Dutch trader GasTerra on Tuesday and it is considering cutting off Denmark. It’s already turned the taps off in Bulgaria, Poland and Finland.

Dutch trader GasTerra said the move was announced after it refused Gazprom’s “one-sided payment requirements.”

That’s a reference to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s demand that European nations pay for gas in rubles — an arrangement many have refused. GasTerra said homes would not be hit as it had bought gas elsewhere in anticipation of a shutoff.

Talks at EU headquarters in Brussels were set Tuesday to focus on ways to end the trading bloc’s dependence on Russian energy, by diversifying supplies and speeding up the transition to renewable sources and away, as much as possible given recent price hikes, from fossil fuels.

AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 509 Date 27/5/2022 I, Smti T. Esther Kikon, daughter of Tsitssamo Kikon, resident of GA colony Wokha Town, Wokha, Nagaland was previously known by the name Esther Kikon, daughter of Tsitsamo Kikon. In my education qualification my name is entered as Esther Kikon, daughter of Tsitsamo Kikon. Now my official name will be Smti T. Esther Kikon, daughter of Tsitssamo Kikon and both T. Esther Kikon and Esther Kikon are the same person.

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Civil Misc. Case No. 7/2022

NOTICE

Whereas the petitioner Smti. Roviseno, d/o Late Sanei a resident of H/No. 684, Tenyiphe-I Village has filed a petition, praying for declaring the petitioner as "Legal Heir and Next of Kin" of Late Sanei.

Notice is hereby issued inviting objection, if any to file before this court on or before 30/6 day of 2022 as to why the prayer of the petitioners shall not be granted.

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MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND NOTICE S/c NO. 75/2022

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Jakjemmenba has been applied by Smti. Temsuienla, W/o. Lt. Jakjemmenba, R/O H.No. 60, Tenemtzuyong Ward Mangkolemba, Mokokchung, Nagaland for possession of: 1. GpF 2. GIS 3. Gratuity 4. Leave encashment 5. pension etc 6. closing of A/c Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/ he so desire to appear in this court on or before the said day of 23.06.2022.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 23.05.2022.

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MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND NOTICE S/c NO. 79/2022

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Talimeren has been applied by Smti. chubamenla, W/o.

Lt. Talimeren, R/o H.No. 294, Kumlong Ward, Mokokchung, Nagaland for possession of: 1. GpF 2. GIS 3. Gratuity 4. Leave encashment 5. pension etc 6. closing of A/c Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/ he so desire to appear in this court on or before the said day of 30.06.2022.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 30.05.2022.

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I, Shri. Sanjay Kar Purkayastha, S/o Samarendra Kar Purkayastha, R/o West Yard Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my real and full name is "Sanjay Kar Purkayastha."

3. That in all my official documents the name is entered/recorded as "Sanjay Kar Purkayastha" whereas in SBI Share Certificates my name is inadvertently entered/recorded as "Sanjay Purkayastha" and "Sanju Kar." 4. That the name "Sanjay Kar Purkayastha" in which "Sanjay" stands for my name and whereas the tittle "Kar Purkayastha" represents the clan.

5. That the name "Sanjay Kar Purkayastha", "Sanjay Purkayastha" and "Sanju Kar" refers to one and same person.

6. That henceforth, this affidavit is made for the purpose to declare that the name "Sanjay Kar Purkayastha", "Sanjay Purkayastha" and "Sanju Kar" refers to one and same person and the name "Sanjay Kar Purkaysatha" shall be used in all the official and future correspondences.

Verification I, hereby verify that the contents made in para 1 - 6 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein and I have verified this affidavit on this 31st day of May 2022 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Solemnly sworn before me Deponent Regd. No. 120 | Date: 31/05/22 Magistrate

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LONDON, MAY 31 (PTI): Health authorities across the United Kingdom on Tuesday issued updated guidance for anyone with symptoms to refrain from having sex as part of efforts to contain the spread of monkeypox.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) issued the guidance along with authorities in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales as a further 71 cases were identified in England this week, taking the total in

the UK to 179. Under the guidance, people with monkeypox are also urged to avoid close contact with others until their lesions have healed and any scabs have dried off. “We are reassuring people that monkeypox does not usually spread easily between people, and the overall risk to the general public is low,” said Indianorigin Dr Giri Shankar, Director of Health Protection for Public Health Wales.

“We are working with the UK Health Security

Agency, Public Health Scotland, and Public Health Agency Northern Ireland to develop this guidance, which will ensure that healthcare staff in Wales have the best and most upto-date knowledge on the management of monkeypox cases,” he said.

People who have tested positive for the virus and their close contacts are being told to isolate at home for 21 days. The advice is to look out for any new rashes or lesions, which would

appear like spots, ulcers or blisters, on any part of their body. The latest guidance says that while there is currently no available evidence that monkeypox can be spread through sexual fluids, people confirmed to have the virus are advised to use condoms for eight weeks after infection as a precaution.

The UKHSA said that although this advice applies to everyone, the majority of the cases identified to date have been among men who

are gay and bisexual. “So, we are asking these people in particular to be aware of the symptoms, particularly if they have recently had a new sexual partner,” the UKHSA said.

The health authority said it has also purchased over 20,000 doses of a safe smallpox vaccine called Imvanex, which is being offered to identify close contacts of those diagnosed with monkeypox to reduce the risk of symptomatic infection and severe illness.

Nepal plane crash: Bodies brought for post-mortem

KATHMANDU, MAY 31 (PTI): The bodies of 22 people, including four Indians, killed in the plane crash in Nepal’s mountainous Mustang district on Sunday, have been brought to Kathmandu where the mortal remains would be handed over to their families after the post-mortem (PM) on Tuesday.

The Canadian-built turboprop Twin Otter 9NAET plane was carrying four Indians, two Germans and 13 Nepali passengers, besides a three-member Nepali crew when it crashed minutes after taking off from the tourist city of Pokhara, officials said.

Rescuers on Monday recovered 21 bodies from the wreckage site of the plane belonging to Tara Air. On Tuesday, the last body was also retrieved from the

wreckage site.

According to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) General Manager Prem Nath Thakur, the bodies of 10 victims were brought on Monday evening and the bodies of the remaining 12 were brought here by a Nepal Army helicopter on Tuesday.

All the bodies have been sent to the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital for post-mortem examinations. The bodies will be handed to the families Oof the victims after the postmortem, the official said.

The government has formed a five-member commission of inquiry headed by senior aeronautical engineer Ratish Chandra Lal Suman to find out the cause of the Tara Air plane crash, officials said.

According to a pre-

liminary investigation carried out by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), bad weather was the reason behind the crash of the plane. The black box of the plane was also retrieved by a team of experienced international and national mountain guides from the crash site on Tuesday and it will be transported to Kathmandu.

The black box, also known as the cockpit voice recorder, records radio transmissions and other sounds in the cockpit, such as conversations between the pilots, and engine noises.

The modern planes have two black boxes that includes the flight data recorder which records more than 80 different types of information such as speed, altitude and direction, as well as pilot actions and performance of important systems. The black box could offer vital clues about the crash in which all 22 people on board were killed.

Due to the geographical remoteness and adverse weather conditions, the search and the recovery mission were delayed. The plane was found scattered at an altitude of 4,200 metres, a four-hour uphill hike from the centre of Thasang Village Municipality.

KATHMANDU, MAY 31 (PTI): A team of experienced international and national mountain guides on Tuesday retrieved the black box of the Tara Air plane that crashed in Nepal’s mountainous Mustang district on Sunday, killing 22 people on board, including four Indians. Chief District Officer Netra Prasad Sharma of Mustang said that rescuers on Tuesday also recovered the last body from the wreckage site of the plane. According to Chief District Officer Sharma, the bodies of 10 people have already been sent to Kathmandu on Monday while the rest of the bodies have been shifted to Kobang from the crash site and are in the course of being airlifted to Kathmandu. The black box of the turboprop Twin Otter 9N-AET plane was recovered from the crash site by a team of experienced international and national mountain guides, The Himalayan Times reported.

The black box will be transported to Kathmandu.

The Tara Air plane was found in a crashed state on Monday morning, 19 hours after it went missing amidst bad weather.

DHAKA, MAY 31 (PTI): Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal on Tuesday sentenced three persons to death for collaborating with the Pakistan Army and committing crimes against humanity during the country’s Liberation War in 1971.

“One of the convicts is a fugitive and was tried in absentia but the other two faced the trial in person... they all were activists of Jamaat-e-Islami (party),” senior prosecutor Syed Haider Ali said. Jamaate-Islami was opposed to Bangladesh’s 1971 independence from Pakistan while its activists were the key-elements of Pakistan military’s auxiliary units like Razakar and Gestapolike Al-Badar forces.

A three-member panel of the tribunal led by Justice Shahinur Islam pronounced the verdict ordering the convicts to be hanged by neck until their death.

The convicts are in their late 60s and 70s and were known little to the public unlike the several other high-profile Jamaat leaders tried earlier while they carried out their atrocities as Razakars in northwestern Naogaon district.

The prosecution law-

yers said of the three convicts, Rezaul Karim alias Montu, was on the run.

Karim was the one who led a Razakar unit in the neighbourhood of his ancestral Naogaon district, while the other two convicts -- Shahid Mandol and Nazrul Islam -- were his accomplices.

Montu was a student of northwestern Rajshahi University in 1971 and leader of Jamaat’s student wing Islami Chhatra Sangha.

Under Bangladesh’s war crimes law, the convicts could appeal against the verdict in the apex Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. The counsels of the three convicts said they were preparing to challenge the judgment in consultation with their clients.

Bangladesh in 2010 set up two high-powered tribunals, initiating the trial process to bring to justice the collaborators of the Pakistani Army which committed war crimes in the 1971 War of Liberation. The two tribunals have so far delivered judgments in 46 cases.

The tribunals handed down death penalties in most of the cases, while in few cases the convicts were jailed “until death” in view of their old ages.

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Family members mourn as they wait to receive the bodies of victims of a plane crash at a hospital in Kathmandu. (AP/PTI)

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vate hospital in south Kolkata where doctors declared him brought dead, they said.

“It’s unfortunate that we could not treat him,” a senior official of the hospital said.

KK, known as a versatile singer, has recorded songs in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi and Bengali, among other languages. (PTI)

ormer K-pop singer and Big Bang member Seungri has been removed from Instagram, following his recent 18-month jail sentence.

Yesterday (May 30), South Korean news outlets Korea JoongAng Daily and SBS Star reported that the former singer has been removed from social media platform Instagram. Seungri’s handle @seungriseyo, which had around 8million

followers prior to its removal, is currently unavailable, as of time of writing.

The social media platform’s move to remove Seungri from its platform comes just days after the South Korean Supreme Court rejected the 32-yearold singer’s appeal for a

Seungri

lighter sentence over his involvement in the Burning Sun scandal. The singer’s account was locked and made private following the May 26 hearing, and removed altogether some time on May 30.

Instagram reportedly does not allow convicted

sex offenders to use its platform, with Korea JoongAng Daily noting other celebrities – such as actor Ko Young-wook, singer Jung Joon-young and ex-FT Island member Choi Jonghoon – who were removed from the platform for similar reasons. (NME)

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ell-known Bollywood singer Krishnakumar Kunnath, popularly known as KK, died in Kolkata on Tuesday night, officials said. He was 53.

KK was feeling unwell after reaching his hotel, following a performance at a concert in the evening where he sang for almost an hour, officials said.

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1st Tuensang District Chess Championship reschedued

D I M A P U R , M AY 31 (NPN): The first Tuensang District Chess Championship-cumcoaching camp which was scheduled from May 8th to 11 has been rescheduled to June 22 to 25 due to students’ exam and other unavoidable circumstances.

The first Tuensang District Chess championship cum coaching camp (inclusive of Shamator district and Noklak district) in Tuensang has been organized by Yo u t h Re s o u r c e s a n d Sports department (YRS), Government of Nagaland in collaboration with Nagaland Chess Association (NCA).

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During this tournament, Nagaland Chess Association will setup its unit Tuensang District Chess Association, Shamator District Chess Association and Noklak District Chess Association.

Therefore, it informed to all the three districts chess enthusiastic person to attend the said coaching and tournament. For coaching camp there will be free entry for all chess enthusiasts, anybody can register for the coaching camp. Whereas, first Tuensang District Chess championship (inclusive Shamator district and Noklak district people) are requested to register by paying entry fee amounting

Sergio Perez inks two-year contract extension with Red Bull

MONACO, MAY 31 (IANS): Red Bull have announced on Tuesday that Sergio Perez will be racing with them for two more Rs. 500/ only for open seasons having extended his category and under 14 years current contract up to the end of and under 18 years category 2024. will be Rs. 300/ only and free entry for physically challenged person.

The last date of registration will be June 20. All participants (both coaching and tournament) are required to fill up the following particular, name, Aadhaar card and mobile number, district, birth certificate for under 14 & 18 years. For nonNagas, they are to produce residential proof, office ID and students ID card. For further information, one may contact at 7005580145, 8119849739, 8431006032.

Just two days after clinching his first Monaco Grand Prix victory, Perez has more to celebrate with contract confirmation from Red Bull.

The Mexican joined Red Bull last season and took one victory - in

Azerbaijan - as well as four further podiums on his way to fourth in the drivers’ championship.

He’s stepped it up a gear this season, with three second-place finishes to add to his Monaco win, and that leaves him third in the

standings, just 15 points adrift of leader Verstappen.

O n Tu e s d ay, Re d B u l l confirmed they have handed Perez a two-year contract extension, with the Mexican signing the deal in Monaco, during the race weekend.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Acknowledgement "He will wipe away every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away."

Revelation 21:4

We, the family members of Lt. Sakule Sakhrie express our profound gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us during her prolonged illness and demise on 22-05-2022. Words are inadequate to thank you all, yet it is our prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. dp-2529/22

Loving family members.

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1st deAtH AnnIVeRSARY oF oUR BeloVed FAtHeR

Shri. Lt. H. Rijang, G.B Old Showuba Village

5th Death anniversary

“The righteous perish, and no one ponders it in his heart; devout men are taken away, and no one understands that the righteous are taken away to be spared from evil. Those who walk uprightly enter into peace; they find rest as they lie in death.”

Isaiah 57:1-2

Through this column, we, the bereaved family members of Late Dierheneizo Thou express our deep appreciation towards the act of sympathy, thoughts, kindness and prayers shown to us in our times of sorrow as we mourned his sudden demise on the 25th of May, 2022.

We sincerely apologize as we are unable to mention and personally thank all our well-wishers, but we pray for the manifold blessings of our Almighty God to be upon each and everyone. k-1132/22

Loving family members

In reMeMbrance of our beloved mother

Lt. neibino angami

on her 1st Death annIverSary

Late P. S. Meren Jamir 01-06-2017

The Song has ended But the melody lingers…

Your attributes lives on Through those you loved dearly You will forever remain alive In our hearts and memories.

Born on: 18/12/1949 Died on: 01/06/2021

It’s been a year since you left us for heavenly abode, but the memories of your good deeds will always be in our hearts & will be cherished till we meet again. db-503/22

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Loving Wife & Family

"She took in all the wonders of life, wrapped them in a colourful package and gave it to us."

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LATE SATUO CHIELIE Born on: 29th March 1944 Died on: 29th May 2022

We, the family members of Late Satuo Chielie of Tsiesema Village, express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches and various organizations, who supported and helped us physically, financially and through prayers at the sad demise of our beloved father.

We express our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our humble prayers that our Almighty God bless each one of you abundantly. dp-2437/22

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NAGALAND POST, DIMAPUR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022

New Market thrash Barak FC 4-0 to lift 4th Kohima Super Cup

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K O H I M A , M AY 3 1 (NPN): New Market FC lifted the 4th Kohima Super Cup by defeating Barak FC 4-0 in the final and walked away with a cash prize of Rs 1.80 lakhs and the bragging rights, here at IG Stadium on Tuesday.

With this win, New Market has maintained its winning streak of no losses in this edition and also has won two out of the four tournaments organised by Kohima Town Club, the previous one being in 2018 right before the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The final match was played in front of a well filled stadium as fans of both the teams flocked in to cheer up and also extend their support to their players.

New Market’s Haotingmang Thomsong, who also was the Player of The Tournament, was the first to net the ball in the 4th minute which quickly increased the pace of the game as Barak sensed the need to score to keep its dream alive.

However, Letkhokai Kuki scored the second goal for New Market in 23rd

Kohima Super Cup winners with the guest and KTC officials at IG Stadium, Kohima on Tuesday. (NP)

minute setting the bar higher for Barak to catch up in the first half.

Barak’s star player and national team prospect, Baoringdao Boro, grinded hard to ensure that his team was not left too far behind.

However, all his efforts were met with stiff resistance as New Market’s defenders gave little room for him to

breathe.

The first half came to a disappointing end for Barak who had no idea that they were in for more surprises even in the later part of the game.

Anxious to resume the remaining half, Barak wasted no time to rush back into the game in the second half, however it remained

largely under the control of New Market.

One of the highest scorers of the edition, Nyithong Magh, scored the third goals for New Market FC in the 60th minute as Barak saw the dream of lifting the cup go farther with every passing second.

And within 6 minutes of the third goal, New

Market’s Thejasetuo sealed the deal with the fourth goal.

B a r a k ’s e f f o r t s t o even score a face saver was mercilessly deflected by New Market’s defence and the keeper.

On the other hand, two impressive shots from New Market’s captain and one from the top scorer of the team got deflected from the

goal posts saving Barak from further embarrassment.

The final whistle by the referee, Michael Dul, was met with a thunderous response as fans of both the teams embraced themselves for the inevitable.

E a r l i e r, d u r i n g the closing ceremony, special guest, chairman, NBOCWWB, Dr Kekhrielhoulie Yhome, urged the players to earn the trust of the people by leading exemplary lives and not indulge in activities harmful to their health.

He exhorted the players that they should understand the need to pay attention and ensure that they were able to earn a livelihood by playing the game.

Yhome opined that Nagaland should strive to become a centre point of talents in the country attracting players not just from within the country but even from other parts of the world.

Individual winners: Best Defender - Sumit Marak (A Yhome FC) Best Midfielder - Asito Krose (G Sports FC) Golden Glove Dziesengulie Kire (Barak FC)

Golden Boot - Toka Achumi (Aphuyemi FC), N y i t h o n g M a g h ( N ew Market FC) Most Promising Player - Vinato Achumi (Aphuyemi FC) Best Coach - Stephen Rutsa (New Market) Best Referee - Michael Dul (Cat- 5 RIN holder) B e s t Fa n s - N e w Market FC Player of the Tournament - Haotingmang Victor Thomsong (New Market FC).

KTC XI to play against ISL players from Manipur

Meanwhile KTC has announced the names making up the KTC XI from Kohima Super Cup 2022 to take part in the upcoming exhibition match against ISL players from Manipur on June 4. The match will be powered by the Kohima Forest Division.

In view of the World Environment Day which falls on June 5, the Kohima Forest Division will be distributing tree saplings to any spectator donning green outfit(s) during the match.

The line-up for team KTC-XI include: 1. Neithovilie (GK)-

New Market FC 2. Dziesengulie Kire (GK)-Barak FC. 3. Temjenwati (Def)G-Sports FC 4. Sanyem (Def) - New Market FC 5. Benrithung (Def) New Market FC. 6. Mhasikhoto (Def) A-Yhome FC. 7. Bapen (Def) Aphuyemi FC 8. Asito Krose (Mid F) - G-Sports FC. 9. Haotingmang Thomsong (Mid F) - New Market FC. 10. Awang (Mid F) Barak FC. 11. Hekato Aye (Def) Aphuyemi FC. 12. Lironthung (Def) Aphuyemi.

13. Nyithong (Mid F) New Market FC. 14. Sinlo Kent (Mid F) - New Market FC. 15. Ringham (Mid F) A-Yhome FC. 16. Kekhrieletuo Tsira (Mid F)- G-Sports FC. 17. Rhitso Mero (F) New Market FC. 18. Yhunshalo Kemp (F) - G-Sports FC. 19. Dupisa (F) Magdaline FC. 20. Senenlo (Def) A-Yhome FC.

French Open: Coco Gauff beats Sloane 7th Nagaland Shooting C’ship held in Dimapur & Mokokchung Stephens, reaches first Grand Slam semis PARIS, MAY 31 (IANS): Coco Gauff prevailed in an all-American showdown on Tuesday at Roland Garros, defeating 2018 French Open finalist Sloane Stephens 7-5, 6-2 to reach the first Grand Slam semifinal of her career.

The 18-year-old Gauff needed 90 minutes to oust 2017 US Open champion Stephens. Gauff ’s victory avenged her straight-sets loss to Stephens in their only previous meeting, at last year’s US Open. Gauff has yet to drop a set in the tournament, and indeed has not been pushed beyond an hour and a half in each of her five wins this fortnight.

Gauff will face another first-time major semifinalist on Thursday when she takes on unseeded Italian Martina Trevisan for a

Coco Gauff

spot in the Roland Garros final. Trevisan ousted Leylah Fernandez earlier on Tuesday, winning her 10th straight match in the process. Stephens came into Roland Garros 0-4 on clay this season, but as she has done throughout her career, she leveled up her game at a major, especially in Paris.

This was Stephens’s third Roland Gar ros quarterfinal, and she is up to 32 match-wins at the French

Open, which is her highest total of victories at any of the Grand Slams.

However, Gauff has started her own record of excellence at the majors. By returning to the quarterfinals after her breakthrough run to that round last year, Gauff became the first woman to reach multiple Grand Slam quarterfinals before turning 19 since Nicole Vaidisova in 2007. Gauff set the tone early by taking charge in lengthy rallies, quickly breaking Stephens in the second game.

H o w e v e r, G a u f f reclaimed momentum at 6-5, reaching triple set point after using outstanding defense to draw a swing volley error from Stephens. Two points later, Gauff clinched the set with a backhand winner.

D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): The 7th Nagaland Shooting Championship 2022 was conducted at Aries Rifle And Pistol Shooting Academy, Khelo India Centre, Dimapur and Ladybird School Shooting Academy, Khelo India C e n t r e, M o k o k c h u n g from May 24 – 28 in small bore Rifle/Pistol as per the National Rule (Match Book) 2022. Altogether 32 shooters, 18 men and 14 women participated at the championship.

Results: 10m Air Rifle Men Individual: 1st - M. Tiatemjen Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd - Lipokmeren (LBSSA, Mokokchung); 3rd - Pursanen N Pongen (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 10m Air Rifle Women Individual: 1st - Kilenkala Temsukaba Longkumer

(ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd Wapangnungla Longkumer (LBSSA, Mokokchung); 3rd - Lochumi Shitiri (NSSC, Chumoukedima) 10m Air Rifle Junior Men Individual: 1st - Imnajung (LBSSA, Mokokchung) 10m Air Rifle Junior Women Individual: 1st - Kilenkala Temsukaba Longkumer (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd Mhasirienuo (NSSC, Chumoukedima).

10m Air Rifle Youth Men Individual: 1st Sashinungsang (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 10m Air Rifle Youth Women Individual: 1st - Imnajungla Lemtur (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd - Maria Goretti Beck (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 10m Air Rifle SubYouth Women Individual: 1st - Mehrin Beck

(ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd - Tatongnenla Lemtur (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 3rd - Yimyakumla (ARAPSA, Dimapur) B e n c h Re s t R i f l e ( B e l ow 9 ye a r s ) : 1 s t - Te m j e n s o b a L e m t u r (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd - Kholia Kape (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 3 r d - Je n t i ya Wa l l i n g (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 3rd - Jentirenba Langu (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 3rd - Bobo Achumi (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 10m Air Pistol Men Individual: 1st - Imnanungsang Tzudir (LBSSA, Mokokchung); 2nd - Hokiye Achumi (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 3rd - Lanu Rongsenkaba Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 10m Air Pistol Women Individual: 1st - Christine Imlikokla Longchari (ARAPSA,

Dimapur) 10m Air Pistol Junior M e n I n d iv i d u a l : 1 s t - Imnanungsang Tzudir (LBSSA, Mokokchung) 10m Air Pistol Youth M e n I n d iv i d u a l : 1 s t - Imnanungsang Tzudir (LBSSA, Mokokchung); 2nd - Merentsungba (LBSSA, Mokokchung); 3rd - Taochilong Longkumer (LBSSA, Mokokchung) 10m Air Pistol SubYouth Men Individual: 1st - Moangkumzuk Imsong (LBSSA, Mokokchung) 2 n d - Ta o c h i l o n g Longkumer (LBSSA, Mokokchung) 3rd - Kintoshi Jamir (LBSSA, Mokokchung) 10m Air Pistol Master Men Individual: 1st Lanu Rongsenkaba Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 2nd - Vikuo Metha (DRSC, Kohima) 25m Standard

Pistol Men Individual: 1st - Debarshi Saha (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd - Lanu Rongsenkaba Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 3rd - Vikuo Metha (DRSC, Kohima) 25m Standard Pistol Master Men Individual: 1st - Lanu Rongsenkaba Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur); 2nd - Vikuo Metha (DRSC, Kohima) 50m .22 Peep Sight Rifle Prone Men Individual: 1st - M Tiatemjen Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 50m .22 Peep Sight Rifle Prone Master Men Individual: 1st Lanu Akumtoshi Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 50m .22 Open Sight Rifle Prone Men Individual: 1st - Kimatsung Jamir (ARAPSA, Dimapur) 2nd - Metekhrielie Mejura (DRSC, Kohima)

India women’s 10m air rifle win gold at ISSF World Cup in Baku

10m air rifle women’s team Elavenil Valarivan, Ramita and Shreya Agrawal after winning gold at the ISSF World Cup.

NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (IANS): The 12-member Indian rifle squad opened their account at the ISSF World Cup Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun in Baku, Azerbaijan, with gold in the 10m air rifle women’s team competition on Tuesday.

The trio of Elavenil Valarivan, Ramita and Shreya Agrawal outplayed Denmark 17-5 in the gold-medal match.

They had reached the gold-medal round after two rounds of qualification o n M o n d ay. D e n m a r k , represented by Anna Nielsen, Emma Koch and Rikke Maeng

Ibsen, had beaten the Indian team in the last-eight stage but the Indians stepped up when it mattered most. Poland won bronze in the event.

The Indian men’s air rifle team fell short in their bronze-medal match against Croatia, going down 10-16.

Here too, the tables were turned as Rudrankksh Patil, Paarth Makhija and Dhanush Srikanth had beaten the Croats in the last-eight stage.

India are fifth on the medals table, with Serbia leading the tally with two gold and a total of four medals.

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