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Covid vax 8 times less effective against Delta variant, says study

NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (AGENCIES): Delta variant of coronavirus is eight times less sensitive to antibodies generated by vaccines, a new study claims.

This could mean that Covid19 vaccines are eight times less effective against the Delta variant compared to the original strain of SARS-CoV-2 first detected in China’s Wuhan.

Findings of the study assert that the Delta variant is both more transmissible and better able to evade natural immunity mounted by the immune system of recovered Covid-19 patients.

Titled “Sars-Cov-2 B.1.617.2 Delta Variant Emergence and Vaccine Breakthrough: Collaborative Study”, the study was conducted on more than 100 healthcare workers (HCWs) at three centres in India, including Delhi’s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. Scientists from Cambridge Institute of Therapeutic Immunology and Infectious Disease were also part of the study.

Petrol crosses `100 per litre in 9 dists District Tsg

Petrol price per litre

Diesel price per litre

Rs.101.57

Rs.94.24

Kiphire

Rs.101.48

Rs.94.21

Noklak

Rs.101.33

Rs.94.15

Mon

Rs.101.13

Rs.93.88

Phek

Rs.100.88

Rs.93.60

Zbto

Rs.100.87

Rs.93.56

Llng

Rs.100.64

Rs.93.50

Mkg

Rs.100.60

Rs.93.36

Wka

Rs.100.04

Rs.92.84

Kma

Rs.99.40

Rs.92.24

Peren

Rs.98.78

Rs.91.78

Dmu

Rs.98.45

Rs.91.48

DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (PTI): As state-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) increased the petrol price for the second consecutive day on Monday, the petrol price has breached Rs.100-a-litre mark in one more district— Wokha.

According to IOCL website, petrol price was increased by 35 paise per litre while there was no change in diesel rates.

With the latest hike, petrol now has crossed the Rs.100 per litre mark in nine districts—Tuensang, Kiphire, Noklak, Mon, Phek, Zunheboto, Longleng, Mokokchung and Wokha— in Nagaland The hike on Monday is the 35th increase in the price of petrol since May 4.

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Delta variant is both more transmissible and better able to evade natural immunity mounted by the immune system of recovered patients Researchers found that Delta was the dominant strain among fully vaccinated healthcare workers infected with Covid-19. The respiratory viral loads were also higher in the cases of these healthcare workers compared to those diagnosed with non-Delta variants. “Increased replication could be responsible for generating greater numbers of virus particles, or the particles themselves could be more likely to lead to a productive infection,” says the study.

While severe infection was rare among infected

healthcare workers, scientists say breakthrough transmission clusters in hospitals associated with the Delta variant are a matter of concern.

Breakthrough transmission, in this case, refers to instances of fully vaccinated healthcare workers testing positive for the Delta variant.

The study, which is yet to be submitted for peerreview, goes on to say that the Delta variant of the virus has enhanced spike proteins.

This enables the virus to attach itself to the epithelial cells found in the lungs and infect more people compared to the Wuhan strain.

“In the absence of published data on the transmissibility of the Delta variant, we predict that this variant will have a transmission advantage relative to Wuhan-1 with D614G in individuals with pre-existing immunity from vaccine/natural infection as well as in settings where there is low vaccine coverage and low prior exposure,” findings of the study read. This latest study now suggests that re-infection and increased transmissibility played a significant role in the spread of the Delta variant of Covid-19.

Chairperson of the Institute of Clinical Microbiology and Immunology at Delhi’s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Dr Chand Wattal told news agency PTI, “From this study, it appears that we have miles to go before we sleep in case of Covid-19 pandemics. These mutations are bound to happen if we lower our guard and allow ourselves to fall prey to this virus, giving it an opportunity to multiply.”

CVYS slams Police for blocking, diverting road DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): Chümoukedima Village Youth Society (CVYS) has expressed strong objection against Nagaland Police at Chümoukedima, for blocking the road towards RP Gate and diverting it to Chümoukedima village since over two months.

CVYS through its president Kedovikho Visezo and general secretary Rokovikho Thepa appealed home minister and director general of police to intervene, so that the matter could be resolved at the earliest in having the road immediately cleared for resumption of traffic.

CVYS also warned that in the event of failure to accede to its demands it would be compelled to initiate measures deemed necessary in the interest of public welfare

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and citizens’ right of way, and that the police department would be held solely responsible in the resultant fallout.

CVYS said the police authorities were using the road to stock construction materials and also preparing mortar in the middle of the road to construct a building. CVYS said this was an “unethical practise”

by Nagaland Police and also a blatant misuse of authority in violating citizens’ right of way by blocking and diverting the road.

CVYS said initially it was presumed that the diversion was to enable repair of a culvert. However, it said after proper inquiry, it was found not to be and therefore, “an act of dishonesty and trickery” without any consid-

eration for the poor people who have been using the road for their survival since long. CVYS asserted that the RP Gate-Chümoukedima village approach road was not the property of police headquarters. CVYS said the road was constructed by the British prior to India’s Independence and way before the police headquarters was even established, It also said the police was imposing all sorts of restrictions on the road and inconveniencing the public regularly. CVYS said the matter was also highlighted

by Chümoukedima Village Council through a representation to DIGP (border and training), with a reminder letter thereafter. However, this did not elicit any positive response.

NH, GNF decry extension of ‘disturbed area’ in Nagaland DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): Naga Hoho (NH) and the Global Naga Forum (GNF) have criticised the Centre’s decision to extend the “disturbed area” tag in Nagaland under Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958.

NH: While expressing its anguish over the failure of the Government of India (GoI) to lift AFSPA from Naga areas despite repeated appeals by several Naga civil society groups and human rights activists, Naga Hoho accused successive governments in Delhi of remaining a mute spectator on the matter.

NH asserted that there was no space for such draconian laws in the largest

democratic country. It said Nagas’ struggle for self-determination could not be equated with “terrorism” or “secessionism” as GoI had recognised the uniqueness of Naga political history and the universal principle that sovereignty lay with the people in a democracy.

It further said both Centre and Naga people had agreed to a settlement by respecting the wishes of the people sharing sovereign power and to establish a new relationship for an enduring and lasting relationship between the two sides. It said leaders from India must know that the Indian armed forces had been terrorising Naga people for more than six decades.

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Elgar Parishad case: 84-yr-old activist Fr Stan dies in hospital waiting for bail

India to make CoWIN available to all countries NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday offered CoWIN, India’s technological platform spearheading its COVID-19 vaccination drive, as a “digital public good” to the world.

Addressing the CoWIN Global Conclave via video conference, he said the platform is being made open source so that it is available to all countries.

He said vaccination is the best hope for humanity to emerge from the pandemic successfully and noted that India decided to adopt a completely digital approach for the exercise.

Indian civilization considers the whole world as one family and this pandemic has made many people realise the fundamental truth of this philosophy, he said.

“That’s why, our technology platform for COVID vaccination - the platform we call CoWIN- is being prepared to be made open source so (that) it will be available in any and all countries,” Modi said.

MUMBAI, JUL 5 (PTI): Priest-activist Stan Swamy, arrested under an anti-terror law in the Elgar Parishad case, died at a Mumbai hospital on Monday in the middle of his fight for bail on health grounds.

The 84-year-old Jesuit priest—possibly the oldest person to be accused of terrorism in India, as per his lawyer—had been on a ventilator since Sunday after his health worsened rapidly.

Dr.Ian D’souza, director of the Bandra-based private Holy Family Hospital, where Swamy was undergoing treatment, and the tribal rights activist’s lawyer Mihir Desai informed a bench of the Bombay High Court of his death following cardiac arrest.

The bench, comprising Justices SS Shinde and NJ Jamadar, expressed shock over the news and said it was at a loss of words and hoped Swamy’s soul would rest in peace.

S wa my t h e o l d e s t among the 16 accused persons arrested in Elgar Parishad case and, possibly the

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oldest in India be charged under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), the lawyer said.

Senior counsel Desai told the HC that he had no grievances against the court and the private hospital where Swamy was treated, but he could not say the same for NIA, which is conducting a probe into the Elgar Parishad-Maoist links case, and the state prison authorities.

Desai claimed the NIA had been negligent in providing timely and adequate medical aid to Swamy, and asked the HC to initiate a judicial inquiry into the circumstances that led to the undertrial activist’s death.

He said Swamy was taken to JJ Hospital 10 days be-

fore his admission to the Holy Family Hospital on May 29 but was not tested for COVID-19 at the JJ Hospital.

Swamy’s report came out positive for coronavirus when he was tested at the private hospital, the lawyer said. “The NIA did not seek Swamy’s custody even for a single day, but kept on opposing his bail pleas,” he added.

Desai pointed out that since Swamy died while being in custody, the state authorities were mandated to conduct a post mortem in accordance with guidelines of United Nations Human Rights Commission.

While the HC did not pass any orders initiating a judicial inquiry, it recorded in its order that the amended section 176 (1A) of the CrPC mandated judicial inquiry into every case of death in custody.

If the same provision was applicable in the present case, the state and prosecuting agencies would have to comply with the same, the HC said.

Panel on Naga issue Centre should be held accountable: Oppn leaders, activists Opposition leaders Taking to Twitter, se- responsible for his death be to meet on July 9 and activists hit out at the nior Congress leader Rahul arrested. Tamil Nadu state

DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): Member secretary of the Parliamentary committee on Naga Political issue, Neiba Kronu has informed all members that a meeting of the core committee will be held on July 9 at 11 a.m. at Chumukedima Police Complex, Dimapur.

All members have been requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting.

Centre after the death of Jesuit priest and activist Stan Swamy on Monday, saying it should be held accountable for the “ruthless” and “inhuman treatment” meted out to Stan.

They termed Swamy’s death a “custodial murder” and alleged that the Centre and the judges who repeatedly denied bail to him had “blood on their hands”.

Gandhi said Swamy deserved justice and humaneness.

Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren said the central government should be held accountable for its “absolute apathy” towards the octogenarian.

Left parties too alleged that “inhuman treatment” was meted out to Swamy and demanded that all those

committee of the CPI(M) announced that it would hold state-wide demonstrations on July 8 to protest the injustice that Swamy faced.

UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights Defenders, Mary Lawlor, termed the death of Stan Swamy as ‘devastating’ and said that jailing human rights defenders like him was “inexcusable”.

State records 40 fresh Covid cases DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): Nagaland on Monday reported 40 fresh Covid-19 positive cases pushing the total caseload to 25,559.

According to the Health department, 15 fresh cases were reported from Dimapur, Mokokchung-14, three each in Kohima and Peren, two each in Mon and Wokha and one in Phek. Further, no deaths were reported for the second consecutive day as the death toll stood at 499 (including 14 non-Covid deaths but with positivity).

PTI adds: India saw a single-day rise of 39,796 new Covid infections, which took the tally of cases to 3,05,85,229, while the death toll climbed to 4,02,728 with 723 more fatalities, the lowest in around 88 days, according to Health Ministry data updated on Monday.

Niki-led NSCN (K) responds to WC,NNPGs DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): Responding to the statement by the Working Committee (WC) of the NNPGs, Niki Sumi-led NSCN (K) has clarified that it was not trying to create chaos and confusion or to hamper the longings of Nagas.

In a statement issued through its addl. secretary MIP, Pilato Wotsa, the group said it was pertinent to respond to the “baseless statement of the WC, NNPG making senseless allegations against the NSCN/GPRN and against its sincere efforts

to bring about peace and tranquillity as desired by the Naga people.”

MIP said that NSCN/ GPRN, in its conviction to uphold the wishes of the people, took a bold step to work for long lasting peace to prevail in the land, and in doing so the NSCN/GPRN came to the negotiating table not for any sort of “surrendering motives” whatsoever as alleged by WC, NNPG or for any other reason but to pave the way to fulfil Naga people’s desire for peace.

Keeping in mind one

solution inclusive of all groups as clearly stated by Government of India, the group explained that as an entity representing Nagas and in their interest, it had come out to listen to them and would strive for what they want.

Further, Niki-led group said NNPGs as a matured entity was expected to be more amicable and diplomatic in its approach, rather than trying to find fault with others because all groups were ultimately committed for peace to prevail in the

land and uphold the same in the true spirit.

It stressed that peace would not be achieved by levelling allegations against one another, but only by taking all stakeholders on board.

“Irrespective of tribes or political groups, Nagas at this juncture are committed for ushering in a new dawn of peace and tranquillity in the land by means of finding a solution. Naga people are sensible and intelligent enough to ascertain who is the wolf among the sheep,” the release added.

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New traffic plan for Pfutsero launched NBCC observes ‘Youth Week & Youth Sunday’

Correspondent KOHIMA, JUL 5 (NPN): A new traffic plan for Pfutsero town, an endeavour of Pfutsero town council, Pfutsero police and administration was launched, here, on Monday.

Speaking at the flagging off programme, minister for planning and coordination, land revenue and parliamentary affairs Neiba Kronu urged vehicle users to maintain discipline and punctuality and see that traffic rules and regulation were strictly followed. While assuring to assist the administration and police in all possible ways for proper traffic management, Kronu also asked the concerned to clear the abandoned vehicles on the roadsides. The minister assured to take up the repair works of the town road before Christmas and towards this he sought the cooperation of the public. Pfutsero ADC Japheth Woch said that the new traffic plan would be implemented with immediate effect. Pfutsero EAC Dr. Riku Khutso also informed that a joint survey of the town roads/traffic management was conducted in May to prepare a new traffic plan of Pfutsero town as traffic congestion was a serious concern.

According to the new traffic plan, some of the problems causing congestion included increasing number of vehicles and transit vehicles crossing the town, haphazard parking and violation of traffic rules,

Neiba Kronu flagging off the new traffic plan at Pfutsero on Monday (NP) parking of immobile or abandoned vehicles, dumping of construction materials on the roads and cylinder outlet, local taxi stand at main town traffic point.

along with environmental protection, sustenance of livelihood was also equally important. The Himalayan range including Nagaland was rich in biodiversity and the potential of growing Fruit tree for wealth has different species, he said. project in Pfutsero In this regard he said Neiba Kronu distribut- that fruits of low volume ed 22,000 fruit tree saplings worth Rs. 10 lakh to 12 villages of Pfutsero assembly constituency under Phek district on Monday.

Fruit tree saplings included Avocado, Persimmon, Chestnut, Tamarillo, Yongchak, local herbal tree (lengotshe) etc. Speaking on the occasion, Kronu reminded of the importance of protecting the planet and environment considering the impact of climate change.

He said the project was initiated through the Local Area Development Programme (LADP) with a view to fight the challenges of climate change as well as help uplift the economy.

Kronu asserted that

with high value yield and not easily perishable items should be the prime target while for crops such as local ginger and tree tomato, the bigger the quantity the market value would be better he added.

Kronu challenged the people to work towards making Pfutsero the “land of fruits and plentiful” and urged upon 16 Pfutsero constituency to set an example for other districts to take up mass fruit tree plantation to uplift the economy.

Giving an introduction on the trees for wealth project, chief executive officer entrepreneurs associate (EA), Neichute Doulo said the project was launched in 2019 by minister Kronu.

He assured that EA would buy back all the produce of the farmers, who have received the saplings.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) observed “youth week & youth Sunday” from June 28 to July 4 in all the local Churches under NBCC. In a press release, NBCC youth secretary, Rev. Vikuo Rhi informed that the week-long programme included chain of prayers; family prayers; sanitation & cleanliness drives; helping old and needy etc.

On July 4, the youth day worship was held and culminated with a virtual worship with NBCC youth committee members and association youth secretaries, director and coordinators.

Asia Pacific Baptist Federation (APBF) general secretary, Rev. Dr. Vesekhoyi (Vee) Tetseo who was the speaker, spoke on the

topic “stronger together – hope” taken from the book of Romans 8:24.

Nagaland Police Baptist Churches Association youth secretary, Tsenbemo Ngullie shared on the challenges during pandemic of how he along with his wife and two children were tested positive but God had healed them at His mercy.

The virtual worship was led by NBCC youth secretary Rev. Vikuo Rhi; Sumi (SBAK) Nito Mount youth secretary, Zunheboto Kasheli Rotokha said the invocation; Tshering Lama representing Gorkha Baptist Association (AGBCN) brought special praise; Suhuto Chishi, NBCC Youth committee chairman and youth secretary, WSBAK gave concluding

remarks. The worship program ended with prayer of blessings from NBCC general secretary Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho.

Rev. Vikuo Rhi in his message during the NBCC youth Sunday at Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima said that we must have hope in the midst of pandemic.

He said that due to the pandemic and subsequent lockdown, many people especially young ones had returned home, leaving their job, studies and careers and that many had also died.

The reverend said that there were people undergoing depression, anxiety, eating disorders, stress, substance dependency, and suicidal ideation. Moreover, some people were in the state of

hopelessness due to shortage of oxygen, ventilators, debts, relationship, work, health, money, failures, and loss of passion.

But in this regard, he challenged the young people to put complete hope in Christ Jesus in such a time as this. He also said that youth and children were the greatest hope of their parents, Church and society and that they were the mission field.

Therefore, he urged upon them to work hard, stay faithful and trust God in all they do.

It may be mentioned that the NBCC youth week & youth Sunday has been a regular calendar of events which is observed during the first week & on first Sunday of July.

Remembering our beloved mother Late LONGRILA TEKA

On her 1st Death Anniversary

SF apprehend one with ganja A year has passed since you left us on this day (06-07-2020), but your love and memories are still etched in our hearts. You were an amazing mother and an incredibly loving soul.

Rest in comfort and peace.

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Deeply missed- Family Members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

DIMAPUR: Security forces in a joint operation with the police apprehended a drug peddler at general area Samzuiram, Peren, on July 5.

Based on a specific input, security forces in a joint operation recovered

6.6 kg dry ganja worth around 1.98 lakh and 13 kg of raw ganja.

The apprehended individual along with the seized consignment was handed over to Jalukie police station, Peren for further investigation.

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SF personnel along with the apprehended individual and seized consignment.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “I am the resurrection and the life, the one who believes in me will live even though they die and whoever lives by believing in me will never die..”

John 11:25-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Lt. ROSY SANGMA

LATE JANUKI CHETRI

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Date of Birth : 09/02/1945 Date of Demise : 26/06/2021 Late Januki Chetri, wife of Late Dambar Bahadur Chetri left for her heavenly abode on 26th of June 2021 after a brief illness at Eden Hospital, Dimapur. We offer our deepest gratitude to each and every one for your immense support and care during the pandemic time, we offer our deepest thanks to all doctors and nurses of Eden Hospital, Dimapur for their all round care and support, Borlengri Block-I and II Gorkha Samaj, Karbi Anglong, Assam, DDGIF Gorkha Youth Club, Dimapur, Rotary Club of Dimapur, relatives and friends and all who supported us financially and physically.

We regret our inability to mention each and everyone individually whose support were equally valuable.

Our sincere prayer to Almighty God to bless each and every one abundantly.

The "Antesthi Kriya" (The "Last Rites") "Shradha" shall be held on 08/07/2021 at Bor Lengri Block No. I and all are heartily requested to attend.

Loving Son, Daughters, Sons-In-Law, Daughters-In-Law, Brothers, Sister-In-Law, Grandson, Granddaughter and all family members

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Lt. SAMUEL SANGMA

29/03/1992 – 24/06/2021 13/12/1999 – 25/06/2021 Words are inadequate to express our profound gratitude to each and every individual who supported us spiritually and physically at the untimely demise of our beloved Late Rosy Sangma and Late Samuel Sangma.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every one individually but we pray that Almighty God bless each and everyone.

We would specially like to thank : 1. Shri. Kiren Rijiju, Hon’ble Union Minister 22. Achik Holistic Awakening Movement 2. Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon’ble CM of Nagaland (AHAM) Meghalaya, Assam & others units 3. Shri. Conrad Sangma, Hon’ble CM of 23. NGOs of Meghalaya (Civil Rights Bodies) Meghalaya 24. North East Students Organisation (NESO) 4. Shri. Agatha Sangma, Hon’ble Member of 25. United Baptist Church, Balijan, Midland Parliament, Meghalaya 26. Dimapur Town Nepali Baptist Church, 5. Shri. Mukul Sangma, Congress Leader, Duncan Bosti Meghalaya 27. Women Ministry (DTNBC) Duncan Bosti 6. Shri. Numal Momin, Hon’ble Deputy Speaker, 28. Garo Baptist Church, Midland Assam Legislative Assembly 29. Garo Churches, villages of all Northeast 7. Shri. J. Maivio, Prominent Social Worker, Delhi 30. Garo Baptist Church, Tinglijan 8. Deputy Resident Commissioner, Nagaland 31. Youths of All Churches House Delhi 32. Youths from different Garo Villages 9. Naga Students' Union, Delhi 33. All other Garo villages, Nagaland & Assam 10. Sumi Students' Union, Delhi 34. Western Sumi Youth Front 11. Special unit North Eastern Region (Delhi Police) 35. Notun Bosti Village Council, Ao Khel 12. Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee 36. Ngullie Tent House, near Metro Hospital 13. GO AIR International 37. Teens Up Faith Ministry, Notun Bosti 14. INDIGO Airlines 38. Columbia Hospital, Gurugram 15. Nagaland Garo Tribal Council (NGTC) 39. Lt. Rosy’s Batch mates, friends and well 16. Nagaland Garo Mothers Association (NGMA) wishers 17. Garo Students' Union, Nagaland Zone 40. Lt. Samuel’s Batch mates, friends and well (GSUNZ) wishers 18. Garo Students' Union (All units of Northeast) 41. All Achik (Garo) Bodies of Northeast 19. Delhi Achik Association (DAA) 42. All other family members, relatives, 20. International Human Rights Council, neighbours & friends who stood by us Nagaland State Board 43. All others whom we couldn’t mention.

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From family members of Lt. Rosy Sangma & Lt. Samuel Sangma

15-12-1978 to 29-05-2021 “GONE FROM OUR SIGHT, BUT NEVER FROM OUR HEARTS” The family members of Lt. VETSURAYI TETSEO express our heartfelt gratitude for the love, sympathy and support shown to us at his sudden demise. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one personally; we pray that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We convey our special gratitude to: 1. Shri Neiba Kronu, Hon’ble Minister 16. Chakhesang Baptist Church Minister’s Hill for Planning and Co-ordination, Land 17. Kitsubozu Youth Society, Kohima Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs, 18. Western Sumi Youth Front Dimapur 19. Ao Youth Organization Dimapur Nagaland.

2. Dr Chotisuh Sazo, Hon’ble MLA 18th 20. Western Chakhesang HOHO Dimapur Chozuba A/C, Nagaland.

21. Kuzhalhu Zawe 3. Net work of Nagaland Drugs and AIDS 22. Phek Village Youth Organisation [PVYO] Organization [N-NAGA DAO] 23. Upper Khomi Youth Organisation 4. Nagaland NGOs Forum 24. Pfutseromi Youth Organisation 5. Doctors and Nurses CHC Pfutsero 25. Pfutsero Town Ward Chairman Union 6. Rengma Selo Zi HQ Tseminyu 26. Pfutsero Town Youth Organisation 7. Chakhesang Baptist Church Council 27. The Huntsmen [CBCC] 28. Staff of Govt. Middle School, Rukizu, 8. Chakhesang Public Organisation [CPO] Pfutsero 9. Chakhesang Youth Front [CYF] 29. Rukizu Baptist Church, Pfutsero 10. Chakhesang Mothers Association 30. Rukizumi Welfare Society, Pfutsero [CMA] 31. Rukizu Colony Council, Pfutsero 11. Chakhesang Students' Union [CSU] 32. Thipuzumi Village Council 12. Phek District Sport Association [PDSA] 33. Thipuzumi Community Welfare, 13. Chakhesang Wrestling Association Pfutsero [CWA] 34. Thipuzumi Women Welfare, Pfutsero 14. Nagaland Peoples Front [NPF] Phek 35. All individuals and friends who District. supported us in kind, cash, prayers, 15. Chakhesang HOHO Kohima phone calls and condolences.

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Why sports in Nagaland is still below national standard?

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Due to misuse of funds meant f o r g e n u i n e 71% sportspersons and projects.

Too much govt interference in 8% sports.

Lack of sports 21% culture.

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Euro 2020 cup?

 Italy.  England.  Can’t Say.

WEATHER FORECAST July 6

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A p.m. t-storm in spots

33 26

Aizawl

A thunderstorm in spots

Guwahati A couple of thunderstorms Imphal

28 21 34 26

A stray morning thunderstorm 31 22

Itanagar Some rain and a thunderstorm 29 24 Shillong Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 25 19 Kohima

Couple of thunderstorms

Dimapur A t-storm around in the a.m.

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33 24

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 26 20

Tuensang Couple of thunderstorms Wokha

25 19

21 16

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 26 22

Zunheboto Mainly cloudy with a t-storm

24 18

Imphal, Agartala to get int’l airports: Jitendra

NEW DELHI, Jul 5 (PTI): Two more international airports will be added in North Eastern States, at Imphal and Agartala, with the aim of increasing connectivity in the region, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on Saturday.

Singh, who is the Minister of State for Development of North Eastern Region, said the airport at Itanagar will be functional by the end of the year and that a facility is also coming up at Kohima.

“At present, there is an international airport in Guwahati. We are planning to have airports in Imphal and Agartala as well,” Singh said, speaking at an event organized by ‘Amazing Namaste’.

Singh admitted that he had never visited the North East till taking charge of the Ministry, but in all his interactions since then, con-

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nectivity in the region was flagged as a major issue.

Now the golden period of North East region has come. When India looks at strengthening the economy in the post-Covid times, it will start looking for regions where you have unexplored avenues, he said.

Before 2014, NE was known for blockades, insurgency, encounters, for killings…a leader in Manipur who used to sit in protest with a tube in her mouth has vanished, the Minister said without naming the activist.

Over the course of the pandemic, Amazing Namaste, which calls itself as a community initiative to get tales of the North East, organized a series of 100 talks. Convenor of the forum, Atul Kulkarni, said developing entrepreneurship in the region and capacity building will be the focus from here on.

Union Culture and Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh Patel said tourism is all about perceptions of a destination and alleged that there is a conspiracy to run down India.

He also alleged that previous Governments in the Centre were wary of China’s threat due to which there was a delay in inaugurating a ready railway line in Arunachal Pradesh, which was eventually inaugurated

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, after coming to power in 2014.

Correspondent SHILLONG, JUL 9: Notwithstanding the Central government voicing concern over the rising cases of COVID-19 in Meghalaya, State Health and Family Welfare Minister, Alexander Laloo Hek on Monday claimed that the curve was

‘flattening’ with the daily cases of infection on the decline.

Hek was reacting to union minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), Jitendra Singh’s statement expressing concern over the high number of cases in Meghalaya, compared to other

north-eastern states.

Meghalaya on Monday recorded nine COVID19 related deaths, mounting the fatality figure to 871 and 377 cases of infection added up to 4,354 active cases, while 448 recoveries surged the number of recovered cases to 46, 676 in the state, which has

FCI highlights on extension of PMGKAY scheme DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): Food Corporation of India (FCI) Nagaland informed about Pradhan M a n t r i G a r i b K a lya n Anna Yojana (PMGKAY), a rice distribution scheme for the underprivileged, which has been extended for another period of five months (July-November 2021).

Addressing media persons at its office, Bank colony here Monday, FCI general manager, K Tonsing informed that in order to ameliorate hardships faced by the poor and needy to the pandemic, PMGKAY phase III scheme was announced by the central government for the month of May and June on March 26.

Under the scheme, the central government has been allocating five kgs of rice per person in a family, who owned prior-

NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (PTI): The Union Home Ministry has called a meeting of the Northeastern states and a few Union Territories on Wednesday to discuss the COVID-19 situation there, sources said.

This comes three days after the central government decided to send multi-disciplinary teams to six states, including Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Tripura.

Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla has called a meeting of top officials of the health department of the Northeastern states and a few UTs on July 7, official sources said on Monday. The meeting is likely to be held through video conference.

It is expected to take stock of the overall implementation of COVID-19 management, especially in testing, surveillance and containment operations, COVID-appropriate behaviour and its enforcement, availability of hospital beds, sufficient logistics including ambulances, ventilators, medical oxygen and the vaccination progress, the sources said.

The meeting will be held as an ongoing effort to strengthen initiatives of various state and UT governments for COVID-19 management.

The central government has been deputing teams from time to time to visit various states and UTs for interacting with the state and UT authorities and get a first-hand understanding of the challenges and issues being faced by them so as to strengthen their ongoing activities and remove bottlenecks, if any, sources said.

The central teams make an assessment of the situation and suggest remedial actions on public health activities to the respective state governments.

COVID-19 curve ‘flattening’ in M’laya, says health minister

State

Staff Reporter

3 MHA to meet NE states on July Manipur Cong accuse govt of 7 to discuss Covid-19 situation failing to tackle Covid crisis

Northeast/State

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

ity household (PHH) or Antodaya Anna Yojana (AAY) rations cards, free of cost.

Under this scheme, for the month of May and June, a total of 59696.10 quintals each, was distributed to PHH card holders, while 10538.25 quintals for AAY cards holders.

(See table for full district wise distribution) It was fur ther informed that the centre approved additional allocation under the scheme due to the second wave of COVID-19, extending the validity of the scheme till November.

In this regard, for the month of July, 59696.10 quintals have been allocated for PHH card holders, while 10538.25 for AAY card holders.

Joint director, food and civil supplies (F&CS), Temsu Jamir informed that the department would be distributing the rice by

July 8 in districts which had received the rice.

He also added that only beneficiaries who possessed the PHH and AAY cards would be benefited through the scheme.

Meanwhile, assistant general manager (Co-ord), FCI, RO Dimapur, BS

Solanki said that the state government would to lift the stocks, a month before the scheduled month of distribution.

He also added that the stocks would be distributed on the designated month.

(Fig in Quintals)

PMGKAY-III

Revenue district Kohima Tuensang Mokokchung Mon Dimapur Peren Phek Wokha Zunheboto Kiphire Longleng Total Grand Total

PHH May 5723.50 6475.65 6021.95 8148.05 13778.80 2355.30 4863.70 4427.90 4310.80 2106.45 1484.00 59696.10 May June

AAY

June 5723.50 6475.65 6021.95 8148.05 13778.80 2355.30 4863.70 4427.90 4310.80 2106.45 1484.00 59696.10

May 997.50 1011.10 1054.65 1202.45 1518.35 632.75 842.30 1094.85 1013.75 697.30 473.25 10538.25 70234.35 70234.35

June 997.50 1011.10 1054.65 1202.45 1518.35 632.75 842.30 1094.85 1013.75 697.30 473.25 10538.25

registered 51, 901 confirmed cases till date, even as the positivity rate in East Khasi Hills, including Shillong was stated to be over 10 per cent.

“It is very difficult to predict on COVID-19. If we can say except Meghalaya, tomorrow in some other state it might de-

Tuluni: WSSU appeals for exemption DIMAPUR: Western Sumi Students Union has appealed to all institutions and organisations across Nagaland to exempt Sumis from active works in view of Tuluni festival, which is celebrated every year in the first week of July.

In a press release, WSSU president A Kughato Achumi and secretary Kawoka V Awomi termed as “unbecoming” the conduct of online test and exams by many schools, colleges and universities during the auspicious event. WSSU said that Nagaland was a land of festivals and its beauty lay in admiration and respect for festivals. WSSU has, therefore, appealed to the responsible authorities to consider its appeal and join the celebration of “the festival of feast”. WSSU also extended Tuluni greetings the community members.

cline, it might spike also.

This is a very uncertain virus. Today it might go up, tomorrow it might go down also, so that will be happening. If it is regularly increasing, then only we can say it is increasing. It is plateauing… it is flattening now,” the health minister said.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, JUL 5: Accusing the Biren led government of “failure” in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic, the opposition Manipur Cong ress on Monday demanded Centre to review the Covid management activities of the state government.

Instead of giving effortto contain the spread of the coronavirus, the ruling party remains concentrated on finding strategies to retain power in the next general elections to the state Assembly due by early next year, the opposition alleged.

Addressing a virtual news conference today, Congress MLA K Meghachandra who is also one of the vice presidents of Manipur Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) alleged that the rapid rise in the infections and fatalities due to COVID-19 showed the inability of the BJPled coalition government to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.

He said that the rapidly growing cases of COVID-19 infections and deaths in the state despite two months of curfew to contain the spread of the disease clearly showed the complete failure of the state government’s Covid management activities.

Meghachandra welcomed the Central government’s decision of sending

a multi-disciplinary team to review the control and containment activities in the state while hoping that the team will find out the reasons behind the rapid surges in the cases of infections and deaths due to the COVID-19 in the state.

It will also point out the inability to contain the spread of the disease effectively by the state government, he said.

“It is a matter of concern that this small state of Manipur is unable to curb the spread of the pandemic even though larger states have successfully tackled the same,” he said.

The MPCC vicepresident was referring to Centre’s recent announcement of sending multidisciplinary teams to six states including Manipur, reporting a high number of COVID-19 cases.

The Centre was sending the teams to interact with the local authorities and get a first-hand understanding of the challenges and issues being faced by them so as to strengthen their ongoing activities and remove bottlenecks, if any.

The MPCC vice president demanded that while staying in the state, the Central team will review the state government’s Covid-19 management activities and point out lapses in the management in tackling the spread of the pandemic.

Meghalaya CM, Congress MP, Catholic Association condole death of Fr. Stan

Correspondent/Agencies

S H I L L O N G / G U WA HATI, JUL 5: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma and Shillong Lok Sabha member Vincent H Pala and Catholic Association Shillong on Monday expressed condolences over the demise of Father Stan Swamy.

Taking to the microblogging site, the Chief Minister tweeted: “Rest in Peace Fr. Stan”.

Veteran Congress parliamentarian Vincent H Pala, tweeted: “My family and I express our deepest condolences to the family members, friends, lawyers and all those who stood

by Father Stan Swamy, a Jesuit priest who dedicated his life for the tribals and voiceless. May his Soul Rest In Peace”.

Condoling the demise of the 84-year-old Jesuit priest, who have fought for the rights of Jharkhand’s

tribal communities, the Catholic Association of Shillong said, “He was a human right activist who fought for the rights of the poor, oppressed, the underprivileged. He dared questioned the non-implementation of the Vth Schedule of the Constitution that

required the formation of a “Tribes Advisory Council”, the Forest Rights Act, 2006, Land Acquisition Act, 2013 of the Jharkhand government and dared oppressed many legislations which impoverished the poor Adivasis and tribal communities.”

NE Christian forum condoles Fr Swamy’s demise

The United Christian Forum of North East India (UCFNEI) has condoled the demise of Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist, Father Stan Swamy, who breathed his last in a hospital in Mumbai on Monday. Swamy, 84, was arrested under an anti-terror law in the Elgar Parishad case last year.

According to a report. his lawyers had moved the Bombay High Court on Monday morning, seeking an urgent hearing on his medical bail plea, after his health deteriorated on Sunday and he was put on ventilator support. “The United Christian Forum of North East India, leaders along with the entire Christian community of North East India wish to express its deep pain and anguish at the sad demise of Father Stan Swamy. He was falsely implicated, imprisoned and made to suffer because of his mission and work among the Adivasis, Dalits and other marginalised communities,” UCFNEI spokesperson, Allen Brooks said in a statement.

Covid vaccination drives continue in various districts

Medical team along and others during the vaccination drive.

DIMAPUR: Khukiye village under Satakha block conducted its first COVID vaccination drive on June 13.

In a press release, CMO office, Zunheboto district media officer Shekho Sophie informed that all the eligible beneficiaries were vaccinated apart from some members who could not be vaccinated due to some health issues.

The village GBs and elders came forward with a determination to vaccinate all its eligible citizens to make the village 100% vaccinated.

In this regard, a team of medical staff led by MO Dr. Mulasato Keyho and CHC Satakha MO Dr. Alvis visited the village on K Y M C

June 20 and July 4, and vaccinated the remaining 37 members in the presence of GBs, VCC and VHC members.

A total of 128 eligible beneficiaries were vaccinated with the first dose in three phases of intensive campaign.

BJP state unit kicks off Covid campaign: State BJP unit kicked off its “COVID awareness campaign” with vice president and campaign convenor Kevidezo Peter Rutsa officially launching the programme in Kohima along with other state officials.

In a press release, state BJP media cell informed that Rutsa emphasised on the initiatives of the BJP state unit that were carried

out during the second wave and said that the launching of the awareness campaign was one of the many initiatives that the party was undertaking for the welfare and safety of the public.

He further stated that the party was initiating the campaign with the objective to sensitise the public.

He also informed that as part of the first phase awareness campaign, BJP state unit printed around 3200 pamphlets for distribution across the state.

Covid vaccination at Pungro circle: Covid vaccination was undertaken at three places under Pungro circle under Kiphire district on July 5.

At old Vongti village, 31 beneficiaries received

the vaccine while at New Vongti village, recorded 47 people were vaccinated.

Another 44 beneficiaries were vaccinated at community health centre, Pungro town marking it a total turnout of 107.

The team was led by Dr. Siku and Dr. Nakhro at new Vongti and old Vongti respectively.

Special vaccination drive held at Mon: DC Mon, Thavaseelan K has informed that a special vaccination drive for shopkeepers/individual traders/vegetable vendors/ barbers/saloon personnel of Mon town would be conducted on July 7 at Don Bosco School from 10 a.m. onwards. Beneficiaries have also been requested to bring their photo IDs. For queries, one may contact at 8787818313.

170 vaccinated at Salomi village: A vaccination drive was held on July 4 at Salomi village under Pungro ADC Kiphire. A total of 170 beneficiaries availed the vaccine. The team was led by SMO, Dr. Nakhro and Dr. Siku in presence of ADC Pungro Abhinav Shivam.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA :: NAGALAND

Sl. No Name of Owner 1

NOTIFICATION

2

NO.DCW/LR/-15/NH2/2018/ (B)/ 256 :: It is hereby notified for general information that survey for the affected building/structures for damage compensation for the work “Widening of existing single/intermediate road to 2 lane road from Km 72.40 to Km 83.0 on NH-61” has been carried out by the District Level Verification Committee.

Now therefore, the following list of affected landowners is hereby prepared and notified. Any person/party having any claims/objections as per the list given below may submit in written to this office within a period of 15 (fifteen) days with effect from the date of publication of this notification. Any further claims/objections after the expiry of this period will not be entertained.

Enclosed: List of compensation Sd/- (ORENTHUNG LOTHA) Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland Component

1

2 3 Khonbemo E 1 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Ezung 2 Pijamo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 3 Sorenthung Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Gate R/Wall 4 Khonthungo Lotha Approach road Shifting Charges VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 5 CAWD RCC gate R/Wall Steps 6 Tsutsamo Ezung Steps VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Bankathung 7 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Ezung Steps R/Wall Mhonbemo 8 Humtsoe wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Yanrenthung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 9 Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 10 Y.Tsatheo Lotha VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Approach road 12 Pithungo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 11 Orenthung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 13 14

15

16

Nyamo Ezung

Garage

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Wobemo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Lichanthung Pigsty Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Wonchibemo Ezung

Shed

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 17 Tsenthungo Lotha VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 18 S S Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road 19 Yentsalumo Ezung

20 21 22 23

Garage

Garage VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Konathung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall Nribemo Kikon Approach road VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Niropen Council VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall Lavanthung Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Waiting shed

24 Renathung Kikon

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34

Chicken coop

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps Rukhumo Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Nyanbemo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Lichio Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Y. Renbemo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed M. Lithungbemo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Ezung/ICDS Benathung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Apron Samuel Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall Thungdemo Kikon Approach road VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Nchumbemo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Ezung Mhonthung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road R/Wall Building Building

35

CC Ezung

Water tank Wall Approach road R/Wall R/Wall Garage

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 36 Thungjamo Lotha VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall Approach road R/Wall R/Wall 37 Micheal Pithungo Ezung Shop Fencing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps Garage Shed(Mill) 38

Nribemo Ezung

shed R/Wall R/Wall Resting shed R/Wall Septic tank VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

Type/ Side 4

Dimensions L B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- me- metres tres tres 5 6 7 8 9 10

RHS

50

2.5

RHS RHS Steel RR PCC

15.3 22 8 32.2 8

3.8 5.9 0 0.4 4

RHS RCC RR CRSM CRSM RHS

108 23 7.8 2.2 2.2 64.5

5

RHS

45

4.3

CRSM CRSM CRSM RHS

1.5 6 6 21.5

1.1 0.4 1 4.3

39 P. Janbemo Ezung

Garage Shed 40 Khothungo Ezung

1.2 4

1.5 0.45 1.5 1.7 1.3 3.3

sqft sqft cum cum sqm

5812.51 34.5 5.265 3.74 2.86 2289.93

sqft sqm cum sqm sqm sqft

1 1 1 1

2081.75 sqft 1 1.1

1 1 2

1.65 2.4 12 994.61

sqm cum cum sqft

Water tank Septic tank R/Wall R/Wall R/Wall R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 41

3421.17 sqft

2.7

1

sqm

5.3 2.8 33.8 4.3 41 2.9 27.8 0.725 4 7 4.5 24.6 3.7 10.7 3.3 10 1 1.5 10 3.7

1

RHS

73

4.85

2937.63 56 451.85 1 1.41 1 22.75 937.33

1

sqft sqm sqft cum sqm sqft

3809.01 sqft

46.6 4.4 8.1 8 7.2 0.725 1.8

1 1

5.1

2

1

10.2

sqm

5.7

2

1

11.4

sqm

1 1 1 1 1

24.14 45 105 11.7 10.863

cum cum sqm cum cum

1

105

sqm

1 1 1 1

1098.22 2431.4 4.725 24 4.3875 0.31

sqft sqft cum sqm cum cum

23.2 45.2 7.5 6 6.5 3.1 2.5

1.7 3 7 0.45 2 0.45 1.7 7 4.4 5 0.45 1.4 4 0.45 1.5 0.1 1 2

1

2205.9 sqft 64.8 sqm 9.396 cum

5

4 1.1

1

3.1 Rmt 877.89 sqft 3.3 sqm

7.5

3.5

1

26.25 sqm

7.5

3.5

1

26.25 sqm

3

3.5

1

10.5

sqm

11.5 11.5 3.1 13.5 12.8 38.3

0.3 0.45 2.2 0.45

1 1 1 1 1

3.45 15.525 6.82 18.225 25.6 1854.21

cum cum sqm cum sqm sqft

4.5

1 3 3 2

Chanchithung Ngullie

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Garage

Pigsty Resting shed Chicken coop Bathroom Peter Ezung

Bathroom Septic tank Toilet Sanitary fittings VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Chicken coop Resting Shed

Zanao Ezung

Steps R/Wall R/Wall Shed Shed Garage

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Garage Garage Y.Thungchibemo 53 ngullie Garage VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Bathroom 54

Thungao Lotha

55

Renkolo Ngullie

56

Saron Council

Tsensao Ezung

Pigsty VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Bathroom VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps R/Wall Steps Garage VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

58

Nzyunimo

Garage

59

Motsuthung

Garage

60

Benthungo Yanthan

Approach road Approach road Steps Garage R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Garage

61

Nrio Kikon

62

Chumlanthung Kikon

sqm

3.1 20.4 3

Garage

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps 50 Longtsulo Odyuo Gate VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

57

63

sqm

73 74

3

1

13.8

sqm

4.6

3.5

1

16.1

sqm

1 1 1 1 1 1

22 25.6 3.825 1.35 6.56 1.8 700.37

cum sqm cum cum cum cum sqft

1

26.88 sqm

1

3.78 cum 626.14 sqft

81

3.3

1

1

1064.81 sqft

sqft sqft sqft sqm

4.9 4 3 0.3 3.5 4.25

9

4.6

Tokhu Ezung

R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing RR RHS RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS CRSM Steel RHS Half B/W + CGI roof Split bamboo + CGI roof

18.5

RHS open + CGI roofing CRSM RR RR Split bamboo + CGI roof Open + CGI roof CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS Open + CGI roof Open + CGI roof Open + CGI roof RHS Tarpaulin + CGI roof Open + CGI roof RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS CRSM CRSM CRSM CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing Open + tarpulin roofing PCC PCC CRSM CGI wall + CGI roofing Brickwall RHS Split bamboo + CGI roofing RR RHS

0.3

2.5

1

4 1.35 1218.71 1 30 2736.94

5.4

9.5

6.2

18.5 20.7 34.1

0.2 5.1 5.8

5.5

5

18.7 9.5 2 18.2

6.3 1

6.2 3.5

2.2 CGI wall + CGI 2.5 roofing Half B/W + CGI 2.5 wall + CGI roof B/wall 12.8 Half B/W + CGI 2 wall + CGI roof

2 2 1.5 1 2 1

5 1.8

80

1566.42 847.87 960.51 1 30

56.3 14 14 4.7 6.5 20.5

1

5 33.3

20.25 sqm

sqm cum sqft sqm sqft

5.2 3.7 4.8 5

RHS PCC RHS RR WBM RHS

3

1

1 1

28 21.3 18.6 6

1581.48 sqft

3

3

72

2 0.3 4.8 5 5.3

1

5

1

5

118.56 sqm

2.4

29.4

4.5

2.4

1

2.5

RHS

4.5

27.3 55.5 55.5

71

7.6

Steps VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

Shed

52

sqm

6

3.5

33.58 sqm

5.3

sqft sqm sqft sqm sqft sqft sqft

1

4.5

1

20.6

684.23 1 7 990.96 1 69 1782.56 1032.27 1065.08

2

1 3

1

1

58.9

sqm

1257.39 9.5 4 1076.92

sqft sqm sqm sqft

2.5

1

15.5

sqm

2.5

1

8.75

sqm

1

1

2.2

sqm

2

1

5

sqm

5.5

2

1 2

5

1

25.6

sqm

1

4

sqm

64.4 2

7 1

4849.89 sqft 1 2 sqm

6

3

1

26.5 19 8

1.5 0.3 0.3

3

3

1

9

sqm

4.3

3

1

12.9

sqm

1 1

18

39.75 sqm 17.1 cum 4.8 cum

3

1

13.5

sqm

22.5 6 5 4.5 26.3

8.25 4.5 3.5 3.3 6.3

1 1 1

1998.05 27 17.5 14.85 1768.41

sqft sqm sqm sqm sqft

1.5

1.5

1

2.25

sqm

3 17

1.5 5.5

1

1.5

1.5

1

29 7 6.5 11.3

5.5 2 1.5 2.5

1715.96 1 14 1 14.625 1 28.25

sqft sqm cum sqm

5

3

1

sqm

39

3.7

3.5

2.5

1

8.75

3.8

3.3

1

12.54 sqm

6.3 2.7 3.6

2.6 2.1 2.5

1 1 1

16.38 sqm 5.67 sqm 9 sqm

4.8

3

1

14.4

6.8 15.2

3.4

4.2

2.5

7 15.6

0.4 3.5

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

LHS

13.3

3.6

Approach road Gate R/Wall Shed VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Steps Steps R/Wall Approach road Fencing

PCC Steel CRSM

6 3 25 3 25 2 12 21 21 3 17

3.3

LHS PCC 64 Atsomo Ezung CRSM CRSM CRSM PCC Barbed wire Wothungo 65 CGI wall + CGI 5.5 Mozhui Garage roofing CGI wall + CGI 2.3 Garage roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 48.6 Steps CRSM 3 66 Thungramo Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 16.4

1 1

1.5

2 0.45 3.5 5 2.5 4 3 1.8 0.2 0.3 2.7

1

2.25

1 1 1 1 1

82 83 84

85

86 87

88

89

90

15

sqm

92

sqm

6.8 cum 555.99 sqft 10.5

91

sqm

93

sqm

4.2 cum 587.41 sqft 515.11 sqft

1 1 1 1

79

4.5 sqm 1005.91 sqft

1552.44 sqft

1

78

sqm

4.5

1.5

77

sqm

2

3 2

76

sqm

1 1

2

75

11.1 cum 1135.76 sqft 2109.45 sqft 27.5

19.8 6 39.375 15 672.74 8 36 37.8 1.26 8.1 17

sqm sqm cum sqm sqft sqm sqm sqm cum sqm rmt

5

1

27.5

sqm

3.5

1

8.05

sqm

2.5 2.5 3.1

1

1281 sqft 7.5 sqm 546.96 sqft

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

70

4.6

O.Ovung

4 1 6.1 6 6.3 4.8 5.5

cum sqm cum sqft sqm sqm

16.875 cum

49

15.9 7 15.1 11.5 26.3 20.2 18

5.04 7 2.25 1452.38 1 20.25 1 9

1.5

1 1 1

1

sqm

sqm

3

2

0.3

1

1.3

0.2 1 0.3 4.5 4.5 3

RR 22.5 Half B/W + Building Bamboo + CGI 7.3 roof Half B/W + Simon M Ezung Building Bamboo + CGI 15.6 roof Toilet Tarpaulin 2 R/Wall RR 4.5 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 23.6 Approach road PCC 6 Samuel Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 48

3

1

12.6 7 5 30 4.5 3

32 sqm 1238.83 sqft 776.86 sqft

3

1

sqm

1

Abemo Ezung

1.3

10.8

4 4.9 4.4

48

sqm

1

8 23.5 16.6

Ethel Ezung

6.75

3

sqm

47

1

3.6

9

sqft sqm sqft sqm

2.7

sqm

1

944.37 1 36.3 1799.29 1 54

2.5

42

94 95 96 97

98

99

4 WBM RHS PCC RHS LHS WBM Timber + CGI Garage Timothy Kikon roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Boundary wall Brickwall CVO VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing Mhathung Odyuo Approach road WBM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Stone Crusher(shifting) Chipenthung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Lichumthung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Kikon Water tank CRSM R/Wall RR B/ wall + CGI Toilet Mhonchumo roofing Odyuo R/Wall CRSM Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Water tank CRSM Steps CRSM Mhonthung Approach road PCC Ngullie R/Wall RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM R/Wall RR Water tank Circular R/Wall RR R/Wall RR Meruchan Ngullie open + CGI Resting Shed roofing Split bamboo + Building CGI roof Flower house open VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Zubonthung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Humtsoe Rhontsuthung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Tsopoe Gabion wall Robin Odyuo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Timber + CGI Building roof Open + CGI Garage roofing B/ wall + CGI Toilet roofing Zuchumo Odyuo Split bamboo + Store room CGI roof R/Wall RR R/Wall RR Approach road PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing Janbemo Odyuo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS A. Malio Ovung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM L. Wobenthung Jami VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Open + CGI Garage roofing CGI wall + CGI Building roofing Open + CGI Shed roofing Benathung Tarpaulin + CGI khuvung Bathroom roof Approach road PCC R/Wall RR Septic tank Brick wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Approach road WBM Thunglamo Ovung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Hayibemo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall RR Timber + CGI Store room roof b/wall + CGI Thungbenshan toilet roofing Ngullie Septic tank Brick wall Sanitary fittings VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Longshithung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Tsopoe Steps CRSM Garage Open Flower house open + CGI roof Timber + CGI Garage roofing Open + CGI Garage roofing Janponthung Ngullie R/Wall RR Gate Steel Fencing CGI CGI wall + CGI Shop roofing R/Wall RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS shop open + CGI roof B/ wall + CGI Shop roofing dispute/Wobeno R/Wall RR Lotha Steps RR Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Steps CRSM Approach road PCC Bonathung Steps CRSM Tsanglao/Dispute Shed open + CGI roof R/Wall RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall RR Dispute VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS half B/w + CGI Resting Shed roofing Dispute VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Tokeho VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Dr. Mhonchan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Kithan O.Ovung Side drain PCC Steps CRSM CGI + CGI Garage roofing Garage open + CGI roof R/Wall CRSM Timber + CGI Building(2nd Floor) roofing Renabomo Kikon CGI wall + CGI Building(1st Floor) roofing CGI wall + CGI Building(Gr.Floor) roofing R/Wall CRSM R/Wall CRSM R/Wall RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS A.Phyolumo Steps RR Lotha

Dimensions L metres

6 4.5 2.9 6 2.2 3.8 4.5

3

6.7 3.3 4.2 5.4

51

1

Type/ Side

5 6.5 15.2 4 24 30 6

3

Mhondamo Y.Ezung

13.2 11 40.3 10

sqm sqft sqft cum sqm sqft sqft cum sqft

5

2

Component

3 Approach road 67 John Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road 68 Tsutsamo Ovung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 69 C. Joseph Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road

sqm

sqm

14.84 1563.63 1279.17 1 80.62 1 31.5 966 379.88 1 15 398.06

8.4

1

36

1

8.91

sqm

1

2.7

sqm

10

41.5

6

4

6

9

1

6

sqft sqft cum sqm sqft sqft

1174.6 sqft

7

1.8 4.9

905.32 2261.95 1 27.45 1 51 1016.67 1433.56

9

8

5

7 12

Shanchamo Tsanglao

4.5 7.3 4.5 3 5.3 6.5

46

6

5.6

5.3

45

5 8.3

Sl. No Name of Owner

4.8

Garage

Approach road VBP/Developed/Non-Developed VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 43 Yanpvutson Ezung Shifting Charges R/Wall

44

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

0.3 0.3 0.4 0.4 4.7

Rice mill(Shifting) 42

Dimensions L metres

11 12.8 8.5 4.5 8.2 4.5 14

60

10.8

Shed Building

1344.8 sqft 617.26 1384.61 1 9.6 1 51.52 1 32

Shed

Pigsty

18.7 29 6.1 17 18 20.5

15

4 Split bamboo + CGI roof Timber + CGI Roof open + CGI roofing RR CRSM RR RHS CRSM Open + CGI roof Open + CGI Roof Open + CGI roofing Split bamboo + CGI roof Split bamboo + CGI roof Split bamboo + CGI roof Brickwall Brick wall CRSM CRSM CRSM CRSM RHS open + CGI roofing RCC RHS Split bamboo + CGI roof open + CGI roofing WBM RHS RHS

R/Wall Steps R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps Pigsty

RHS

14.2 15 15 13 14.2

3

Building

RHS RHS WBM WBM RHS RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS WBM RHS WBM Timber wall + CGI roofing RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS RHS RHS PCC CGI wall + CGI roofing Open (Tarpaulin) RHS RHS Composite WBM LHS RHS RR LHS Split bamboo + CGI roof Timber + CGI roof RHS RR RHS WBM RHS RHS RHS

RHS PCC CRSM CGI wall + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI roofing Brickwall Brickwall PCC CRSM CRSM Open + CGI roofing RHS RHS CRSM WBM CRSM CRSM Timber + CGI roofing Barbed wire RHS CRSM open + Split bamboo + CGI roof Split bamboo + CGI roof Open + CGI roofing RR RR Open + CGI roof RR Brick wall RHS

Type/ Side

Building

Dated Wokha, the 5th July 2021

Sl. Name of Owner No

Component

2

8 1

9 29.25 466.05 1 24 568.04 1210.32 1 27

10 sqm sqft sqm sqft sqft sqm

1

15.75 sqm

1

690.21 sqft 111 sqm 1313.6 sqft

2.2

35.5

2.6

9

4.5

1.5 16

7

3

8 5.5 28 6.1 0.5 3.5 6 37.8 15.8 4.8

0.45 1.5 2.3 0.35 0.5 0.7 0.3 5.3 0.45 0.3

6.6 21

sqm

25 sqm 644.86 sqft 993

sqft

435.72 sqft

1.5 0.9 0.525 3.5

3.5

15

1 1

2.025 cum 29.4 cum

1

10.5

sqm

3.5

1 1

1.5

1.5

1 1 1 1

1.5 1.5

1 1

0.375 5 0.375 7.3

1 1

12.6 8.25 677.78 3.2025 0.25 2.45 2.7 2135 10.665 2.16 37.68 12.375 57.4875

cum sqm sqft cum sqm sqm cum sqft cum cum cum cum cum

5.4

2.5

1

13.5

sqm

19.2

sqm

6

3.2

1

5.4 38.3

2 6.3

1

25

6.3

1695.31 sqft

2

5.5

118.34 sqft

10 35

0.45 1.5 5

1

12

6.3

1

75.6

sqm

4

4

1

16

sqm

2.3

2.5

1

5.75

sqm

3

2.5

1

7.5

sqm

16 9 12 18.1

0.3 0.3 3.6 7.7

1 1

9.6 2.7 43.2 1491.61

cum cum sqm sqft

16

sqm

2 1

10.8 sqm 2575.29 sqft

6.75 cum 1882.72 sqft

5

3.2

1

36.7 9.8 6 17

4.9 3.5 0.3 3.9

1914.94 363.74 2 5.4 704.14

4.4

4.3

1

18.92 sqm

24.4

4.4

1

107.36 sqm

7

2.5

1

2

2

1

8 18.4 12 61 15 15 12 25

4 0.3 4.6 3.5 2 6 0.4

3.5

3

2

2.5

15

1.5

1 2

2

17.5

sqm

4

sqm

1

32 5.52 24 3018.81 52.5 322.75 774.6 34

sqm cum sqm sqft sqm sqft sqft cum

1

10.5

sqm

1

5

sqm

2

60

sqm

1 1 1

3.4

sqft sqft cum sqft

28.4

5.5

1680.46 sqft

19.1

6.2

1263.74 sqft

6 3 3.5

1.5 2.5 2.5

1 1 1

9 7.5 8.75

sqm sqm sqm

4.5

2

1

9

sqm

5.5

4.5

1

24.75 sqm

10.7 1.5 8

0.3

1 1

4.815 cum 3 sqm 8 rmt

4

2.2

10.7 89 6.2

0.3 5.4 2

2.7

2.6

2.6 2 6.5 14.5 1 2.5 9 2.8 3 6 29 6 9.2

0.3 2 1 3 1.5 1.8 1.8 2 2 0.5 4 0.5 2.9

4.3

4.3

30 25

2.9 2.3

1.5 2

1 1.5

1 1

8.8

sqm

4.815 cum 5202.4 sqft 12.4 sqm

1

7.02

sqm

1

1 1 1

1

1 1

0.78 4 6.5 468.23 1.5 4.5 16.2 5.6 6 5.4 818.05 0.9 287.03

cum sqm sqm sqft cum sqm sqm sqm sqm cum sqft cum sqft

1.8

1 1 1

0.3

1 1

18.49 sqm 935.98 sqft 605.16 sqft

34.4

3.3

14 3.5

1.2 2.3

1 1

16.8 8.05

sqm sqm

4

3.2

1

12.8

sqm

4 12.5

3.2 0.4

1 2

12.8 35

sqm cum

15

9

1

135

sqm

15

8

1

120

sqm

15

5

26 4 15 51

0.4 0.4 0.3 2.9

4

2

1233.63 sqft

3.5

3 5 0.5

1

75

sqm

1 2 1

31.2 16 2.25 1604.88

cum cum cum sqft

1

8

sqm

Continued on page 5

5

national

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021 Continued from page 4

Sl. No Name of Owner

Component

1 2 3 Yanthan/ VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 100 Nkhumo dispute

Type/ Side

102

103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118 119 120

121

122

123

124

125

126

127

128

129

Rabenthung Mozhui

Renbonthung Odyuo

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

4

5

6

LHS

5

5

5

5

S/bamboo + CGI roofing S/bamboo + Shed CGI roofing Steps CRSM R/Wall RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Garage open + CGI roof Steps CRSM R/Wall CRSM Approach road PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Shed

101

Dimensions L metres

Mhondamo Apron PCC Ovung Blue Hill colony Steps CRSM N. Kyingiti Kikon Steps CRSM Thungbemo Shitiri VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Kitao Ovung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Apron PCC Oren Ngullie Apron PCC Apron PCC Dr.Orenthung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Apron PCC Shenthungo Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Car wash CRSM R/Wall CRSM Steps CRSM Lumbemo Lotha R/Wall CRSM R/Wall B/wall HP culvert 450mm dia VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Boundary wall B/wall Gate Steel Mt.Sinai school R/Wall CRSM Fencing Barbed wire VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Septic tank Brick wall R/Wall CRSM Apron PCC R.Ekonthung Lotha Steps CRSM Apron PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps CRSM Robin Ngullie Steps CRSM R/Wall CRSM R/Wall CRSM ***Rachano Steps CRSM Lotha R/Wall CRSM Gate Timber Lochumi Humtsoe Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS R/Wall CRSM Fencing Bamboo/mica Steps CRSM Amongo Ezung Apron PCC Apron WBM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS R/Wall CRSM Zubenthung Ngullie Steps CRSM Dr. Robin Mozhui VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Apron PCC Nymshio Ngullie Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall RR R/Wall CRSM Fencing Cloth Resting Shed Open Garage open + CGI roof Micheal Yanthan Approach road WBM R/Wall CRSM Gate Timber Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS CGI wall + CGI shop roofing CGI wall + CGI shop roofing B/ wall + CGI Building(Ground floor) roofing CGI wall + CGI Building(1st Floor) roofing R/Wall RR R/Wall CRSM R/Wall CRSM N.Abenthung Septic tank Brick wall Kithan B/ wall + CGI Toilet roofing Sanitary fittings Steps CRSM Chicken coop Open Apron PCC Tarpaulin + CGI Garage roof R/Wall CRSM VBP/Developed/NonRHS Developed/non-developed Garage open + CGI roof Garage open + CGI roof CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing Kyingiti Kikon Fencing Bamboo/mica Urine shed open VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R. Orenthung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Yanthan Timber wall + Building CGI roofing Chicken coop Open + CGI Chicken coop Open + CGI Nyanbeni Yanthan Urine shed open Gate CGI Fencing CGI VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Lichanbemo Steps CRSM Yanthan open + CGI Garage roofing CGI + CGI Garage roofing open + CGI Garage roofing CGI + CGI Thomas Humtsoe shop roofing open + CGI Garage roofing Gate Timber Approach road WBM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS N. Chonbemo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Kithan Steps CRSM Apron PCC Mhabemo Ezung Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS

4 16 8 30 4 3.5 21 17 52.6 33.5 15 18 38.4 26.3 8 4 3.5 54.3 4 20 5.5 14 13 10 5.5 22 24.5 4 4.2 4.2 36.5 16 4 5 4.5 10 16.2 4 2 5 11 6 18 1.5 4.5 13.4 16 16 5 16 5.5 22.7 38 33 12 29.5 29.5 12.5 75.5 60 60 60 3 8 25 25 4.5 3.5 65

7

8

1 1

1.5 0.4 6.5 5 3 1.5 0.4 2.5 4.5 5.66

1 1

1 1

1 1 1 1 1 2

3 3 2 1.5

1 1 1

2.5 2 1.5

1 1 1

1 3.5 3.5 1.5

1.5 2.2 0.45 1.5

3 5 4.5 0.5

14

sqm sqm sqm cum sqft sqm sqm cum sqm sqft

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

4

1.5

1 1 1 1

4 3

1 1 1 1

3.5 2

2 5.9

1 1 1

15 18 2272.17 1131.78 16 8 21 2901.43 4 645.5 66 6.3 48.1 13.5 11 2 710.05 73.5 8 1.89 4.2 982.2 32 24 15 18 30 435.72 8 4 5 34.65 9 56.7 2.25 6.75 317.16 10.8 16 5 48 28.05 573.91 76 49.5 193.65 22.125 118 37.5 3452.1 72 90 60 9 40 112.5 43.75 9 7 4127.95

sqm sqm sqft sqft sqm sqm sqm sqft sqm sqft cum cum sqm cum cum NOS sqft cum sqm cum rmt sqft sqm cum sqm sqm sqm sqft sqm sqm cum cum sqm cum sqm sqm sqft cum rmt sqm sqm sqm sqft cum sqm sqft cum sqm sqm sqft cum cum rmt sqm sqm sqm cum sqm sqm sqft

2.2

2

1

4.4

sqm

4

3

1

12

sqm

18

7

1

126

sqm

18 11 3.8 8 13.4

1

130

131

100.5 sqm

1 1 5.5 4 2 2 6 5 1 3 8 1.5 0.3 1.5 3.7 0.45 3 2

1 3 5.1 2.4 0.5 1.5 1.5 0.5 4 3 4.3 0.3 0.5

25

24 20.8 1613.76 1 12 1 5.25 1 21 76.5 3204.52

3

4 3 4 3 2.5 2 2 1 0.9 1.5 0.9

10

269.09 sqft

3.5

0.3

9

Sl. No Name of Owner

7 0.3 0.5 1 2 0.45 2 2.5

1

126

sqm

1 1 1 1

1.65 7.6 7.2 33.5

cum cum cum sqm

4

2

1

8

sqm

5.5 2 8

1.5 1.5 2.5

1 1

8.25 3 20

sqm sqm sqm

132

133

134

135

2

Component

4 CRSM CRSM CGI Timber Bonphyamo Kikon CGI wall + CGI Building roofing Steps RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Apron PCC Wokha Town Council Boundary wall Brick wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Building(Ground floor) B/Wall Timber wall + Building(1st Floor) CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI Kitchen roofing Chenithung Water tank Circular Ngullie R/Wall CRSM Apron PCC Apron PCC Septic tank Brick wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Renponthung Apron PCC Odyuo Timber wall + shop CGI roofing Timber wall + shop CGI roofing Longsa Baptist Timber wall + Church shop CGI roofing

Dispute

3 R/Wall R/Wall Fencing Gate

R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Shop

136 Loyibeni kithan

137 Zanbomo Ovung

Apron Apron VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Building(Ist Floor) Building(Gr.Floor) Building(Gr.Floor)

Steps Water Tank VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 138 Renbemo Lotha VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 139 Yantsuthung Garage Ovung 140 Chumlanthung Patton 141 Dr.L.T.Tsanglao

142 Mhonbemo Lotha

143

E T Ezung

144 S.Rhontsuthung Ezung 145 146

Y.Ben Odyuo Renthungo

Garage VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Boundary Wall Gate Boring A/Road Apron VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Apron R/Wall R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall Fencing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Apron Steps R/Wall Fencing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

Phiro Baptist Church

4

3 0.5

2.5

1

12

sqm

1

20

cum

48.7

3

6.2 5.5

5.5 3.5

1 1

34.1 sqm 19.25 sqm

5.5

2.2

1

12.1

10 1.5 14

1.5 8.8

10 rmt 1 2.25 sqm 1325.43 sqft

15

8.8

1420.11 sqft

5

6

1

30

sqm

4.1 3 2 3 6 17.5

1 1 2

1 1 1 1

4.1 3 4 6 6 941.36

sqm sqm sqm sqm rmt sqft

5

1

1

5

sqm

5

6

1

30

sqm

5

3

1

15

sqm

8

3

1

24

sqm

2 5

4

5

1

20

sqm

4.5

5

1

22.5

sqm

4.5 4.5 18.8

2.5 4.3

2

2.5

10

11.3 3 4.5 16.3

4 3 1.6 1.2

1 1

9 sqm 11.25 sqm 859.6 sqft

153

R. Ekonthung Lotha

154

Zubenthung Ezung

268.96 sqft 1 1 1

45.2 9 7.2 201.67

sqm sqm sqm sqft

155

P.Zubenthung Patton

4

6.2

5.5

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

60.6

sqm

7

2.1

1

14.7

sqm

161

cum cum sqm sqm sqm sqft

162 163

166

6.2 3.8 2.5 16 14.5

0.3 1.5 1.5 5

70.65 2.79 5.7 3.75 32 779.98

13.5

1

13.5

sqm

3.7

3

1

11.1

sqm

3.7

3

1

11.1

sqm

1

16.8

sqm

5.6

CRSM 2.5 RHS 29.5 PCC 4 Timber wall + 21 CGI roofing PCC 21 PCC 4 RHS 37 RCC 8.8 RCC 8.8 B/ wall + CGI 4 roofing CRSM 5 B/Wall 2 RHS 10.2 RHS 27 CGI wall + CGI 9.5 roofing CGI wall + CGI 7.5 roofing RHS 69.4 CRSM 10 RHS 29 B/wall 6.8 Steel 4.3

1.5

2

3 0.3 1.3 3

1

3.5

1

1

1

0.75 cum 396.72 sqft 12 sqm

160

164 165

167

168

169

1

73.5

sqm

1.5 1 1.6 8 4.5

1 1

31.5 4 636.9 70.4 39.6

sqm sqm sqft sqm sqm

1.8

1

7.2

sqm

Garage

1.7 1.5 3 2.6

1 1

8.5 3 329.21 755.24

sqm sqm sqft sqft

6

1

57

sqm

Gate Fencing R/Wall Steps Septic tank VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

3.5

1

3.5 2 2.5

2613.22 1 20 779.98 1 20.4 1 12.9

sqft sqm sqft sqm sqm

8.6 16.1 285.1 66 8.1 13.5 511.02 14.04 13 374.39 24 8 2.4 4 169.44

sqm sqm sqft sqm cum cum sqft cum rmt sqft sqm sqm cum rmt sqft

3 3

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

RHS

22.8

2.8

686.82 sqft

open + CGI roofing Steel LHS Split/ B(plastered) + CGI roof timber + CGI roofing RCC Split/ B(plastered) + CGI roof Timber + CGI roofing CRSM RR RR CRSM Circular LHS CRSM RR PCC Circular S/bamboo + CGI roofing S/bamboo + CGI roofing Split/ B(Plastered) + CGI roof Split/ B(Plastered) + CGI roof CGI wall + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI roofing CRSM CRSM PCC Open LHS CGI wall + CGI roofing CRSM CGI CRSM Bamboo LHS PCC Timber LHS

9.2

5.3

1

48.76 sqm

6 9

1 1.6

1

6 sqm 154.92 sqft

9.5

8

1

76

sqm

9.5

8

1

76

sqm

4.5

4

1

18

sqm

4.5

4

1

18

sqm

4.5

4

1

18

sqm

5.5 10 4.2 6

0.4 1 0.2 0.4

23.7 4.5 6 1.5

6 0.4 0.3 3

5.5

4.5

2 1 1 5.5 0.45 1.8 0.45 3 1 0.6 1.8 2 1.5 2 0.4

1.5

1 1 1

1 1

1.5

170

Building

171

Building 172 Chanthungo Kikon

173

1.5 1.5

3 3

11 10 2.52 3.6 18.84 1529.84 1 5.4 5.4 4.5 47.1

1

cum sqm cum cum cum sqft cum cum sqm cum

24.75 sqm

1.5

2

1

3

sqm

4

3.8

2

30.4

cum

14

4.4

1

61.6

sqm

4

3.8

2

30.4

sqm

14

2.7

1

37.8

sqm

4

3.8

2

30.4

sqm

14 10 7 14 37.3

0.9 1.1 2 1.5 4.2

5 4.5 1.3 13 12 20.2 11 1.7 13.4

37.8 11 14 1 21 1665.35

cum sqm sqm sqm sqft

3.2

1

16

sqm

1.2

1 2 1

5.4 5.2 16.25 12 217.32 22 2.55 144.16

sqm sqm cum rmt sqft sqm sqm sqft

0.5

3

2 2.5

1 1

1 2 1.5 1

1

Shop

Yanrenthung Murry

Boundary Wall

Nlumo Ezung

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps

Garage 174

Yanpothung Humtsoe

176

Lidemo Murry

177

Zubemo Kikon

179 180

R.Ezong

Thechamo Yanthan Yingao Lotha

Dispute (Lirhonthung Murry)

(Ntheo 188 Dispute Murry) 189 Dispute(Shisho Murry) 190 Dispute 191 Dispute 192 Dispute Lichanbemo 193 Lotha

194

195

Chubathung Odyuo

10

5 0.3 1.5 0.45 3.5

1228.29 18 559.44 161.38 1 5.5

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24.5

3

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6

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sqm cum sqft sqm sqm sqft sqm sqm cum cum

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177.51 sqft 8 cum

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1.5 33 14.5 7.5 416.89 23.1 2.25 221.78 66 4 0.945 3.36 24.84 9.66 25.6 2.16 2.5 8.5 277.67

sqm sqm rmt sqm sqft sqm sqm sqft sqm sqm cum cum sqm sqm sqm cum sqm sqm sqft

RHS

10.8

1.5

168.48 sqft

RHS PCC RHS CRSM CRSM PCC RHS PCC Brick wall RHS PCC Brick wall RHS PCC RHS H/timber + CGI wall + CGI roof H/Timber + CGI wall + CGI roof H/timber + CGI wall + CGI roof H/timber + CGI wall + CGI roof RHS RHS RHS

13.8 17 17 11 4 6 15.6 8 16.8 8 7.5 16.8 14.3 10.8 10.8

1 3.3 1 0.4 1.7 3.2 1.1 5

148.47 56.1 182.89 4.4 6.8 19.2 184.61 40 33.6 129.1 37.5 33.6 230.77 29.16 139.43

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0.45 1

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Shop shop Shops Shops

Covered side drain R/Wall Steps Gate

Myingthungo Odyuo

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964.71 sqft

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8

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9.8

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CGI wall + CGI roofing Open + CGI roofing CGI Bamboo RR CRSM Brick wall RHS Timber wall + CGI roofing S/bamboo + CGI roofing PCC Bamboo RHS Half b/wall + Timber + CGI roof B/wall + CGI roof Brick wall Open + CGI roofing RHS CRSM CGI wall + CGI roofing Open PCC Brick wall Open + CGI roofing Open + CGI roofing CRSM Brick wall CGI CGI RHS tarpulin PCC RHS PCC Steel CRSM Brick wall CRSM PCC Brick wall CRSM RCC PCC RHS

1

4

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6

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3 11.8

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3

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Building(2nd Floor)

LHS WBM LHS LHS CRSM Timber wall + Kitchen CGI roofing timber + CGI Building roofing Shanbemo Ngullie R/Wall RR R/Wall CRSM Fencing Bamboo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Dr.Nchumbemo R/Wall CRSM Ezung Shanjamo Erui VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Chumthungo Well CRSM P. Zubenthung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Humtsoe Dr. Mhonchan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Kithan Steps CRSM Sacheo Ovung R/Wall RR VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps CRSM C.Joseph Ovung Building RCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps CRSM Covered side drain PCC Emmanuel Ezung R/Wall CRSM Apron RCC Chumchamo F. VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS humtsoe CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing Janthungo Erui VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS

2.5 272.73 9 300 13.75 645.83 60.6

sqm sqm sqm sqm

Kitchen(2nd floor)

6 4.9

31.8

67.5 67.5 24.7 2.88

Kitchen(Gr floor)

5 18.3

1

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2 3 L Penthungo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Yanthan 157 Wonchio Odyuo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Approach road Baptist 158 Yanthamo Church VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 159 Lidemo Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps

Type/ Side

1

3

1

Component

156

2.5 19.5 20 20 5.5 20 10.1

5 5 1.9 1.2

Cattle trap VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

Sl. No Name of Owner

10.6

13.5 13.5 13 2.4

R/Wall Steps R/Wall R/Wall Water tank VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall R/Wall Apron Ring Well

sqm

1

10 cum cum rmt sqm

RCC RCC CRSM CRSM S/bamboo + Garage CGI roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS

Building(Ist Floor)

1571.8 sqft

2

9 2.6325 17.16 9 2

1

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16

6 7 8 0.45 0.3 1 0.55 1.6 1

8.5

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T.Mhonthung Odyuo

5 19.5 19.5 9 1

RHS

Building(Gr.Floor)

152

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

4.3 16.1 26.5 12 10 10 47.5 13 13 17.4 16 4 4 4 10.5

Garage 151 Mhonthung Kikon

Dimensions L metres

PCC PCC RHS PCC CRSM CRSM RHS CRSM Barbed wire RHS PCC CRSM CRSM Barbed wire RHS

147 Mensemo Lotha Yankithung 148 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Yanthan Building(Ist Floor) Building(Gr.Floor) Steps 149 Akato Steps

150

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2

3

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1

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17.73 sqm

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXxI NO. 210 Dimapur, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

Way out and in

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ncidents along the Assam-Nagaland border between Jorhat/Sivasagar districts in Assam and Mokokchung district in Nagaland are not infrequent, especially at areas adjoining Mariani and Amguri where certain sections of people there grab at any opportunity to add fuel to the situation instead of letting the due process of law take its course. Such incidents have been occurring with glaring regularity almost every year. The only time no incident occurred was in 2020 probably due to the pandemic. When much efforts were made to discuss issue across the table, the spell of incident-free record from 2020 till May 2021, was broker on June 29 this year. On that day, a hundred-strong company of uniformed personnel led by the Armed Police Battalion intruded inside Tzurangkong area (under Mokokchung district) for setting up of a border outpost at the vicinity of Vikuto village. What has surprised many observers was that the Assam Police has taken such a step in setting up an outpost within Nagaland and in doing so has blatantly violated the 1972 border agreement between the two states.

The agreement was that both states will maintain a status quo along their borders and undertake no activity without the consent of the other. Of course Assam provoked and sparked the 1984 Merapani incident which Nagaland had to respond. People from both sides of the border have been involved in sparking incidents but this time it appears the Assam government has decided to adopt an aggressive policy. It may be recalled that in past incidents, public of Assam have been urging and pressurising their government to establish police checkposts deep within Nagaland.

On July 23,2018 some labourers from Assam were prevented from clearing jungles within Nagaland and this led to bandh imposed at Amguri on Nagalandbound vehicles. Again the following year on January 24, 2019, huts hurriedly built for Assam Police, were dismantled by villagers from Nagaland since the latter claimed that the huts were erected within their land. What needs to be noted is that on May 23,2013 mobs at Mariani assaulted Naga passengers passing through and damaged their vehicles. The mobs did not spring up from nowhere nor were the incidents spontaneous. The mobs had been imposing their economic blockade on Nagaland for days on end. Eventually a district-level meeting between the DCs of Jorhat and Mokokchung and also talks at the highest level led to suspension of the blockade.It needs to be noted that the recent incident was preceded by another incident where the MLA of Mariani, Rupjyoti Kurmi who had been elected since 2006 as Congress candidate, had gone to the border on May 27 this year with an armed escort. There was some firing which, on video that went viral on social media, seemed like warning shots allegedly aimed at Kurmi. Later, Kurmi defected and joined BJP under chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. It seemed like a coincidence but even at the Assam-Mizoram border, Assam Police has erected its outpost and caused heightened tension. The question is whether Assam, now under chief minister Himanta is taking its glove off? However, what is important for Nagaland is to have its own road network without being under perpetual fear or threat. This can only be achieved if the ongoing Foothill Road linking Dimapur with Wokha-Mokokchng and Mon districts. It is easier to blame Assam for these problems but it is crucial to re-examine what Nagaland itself has been doing?

DailyDevotion Don’t Plan Without God Commit your way to the Lord, trust also in Him, and He shall bring it to pass. —Psalm 37:5 Don’t plan without God. God seems to have a delightful way of upsetting the plans we have made, when we have not taken Him into account. We get ourselves into circumstances that were not chosen

by God, and suddenly we realize that we have been making our plans without Him— that we have not even considered Him to be a vital, living factor in the planning of our lives. And yet the only thing that will keep us from even the possibility of worrying is to bring God in as the greatest factor in all of our planning.

In spiritual issues it is customary for us to put God first, but we tend to think that it is inappropriate and unnecessary to put Him first in the practical, everyday issues of our lives. If we have the idea that we have to put on our “spiritual face” before we can come near to God, then we will never come near to Him. We must come as we are.

Don’t plan with a concern for evil in mind. Does God really mean for us to plan without taking the evil around us into account? “Love…thinks no evil” (1 Corinthians 13:4-5). Love is not ignorant of the existence of evil, but it does not take it into account as a factor in planning. When we were apart from God, we did take evil into account, doing all of our planning with it in mind, and we tried to reason out all of our work from its standpoint.

Don’t plan with a rainy day in mind. You cannot hoard things for a rainy day if you are truly trusting Christ. Jesus said, “Let not your heart be troubled…”

(John 14:1). God will not keep your heart from being troubled. It is a command— “Let not….” To do it, continually pick yourself up, even if you fall a hundred and one times a day, until you get into the habit of putting God first and planning with Him in mind.

Quotes

Courage is knowing what not to fear. ~ Plato

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

Post-mortem

Indian Education System Needs Remodelling W

hat is education?

Answer to this question is multifaceted. Some say that it is the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, values and habits. Swami Vivekananda rightly said that, “Education is the manifestation of the perfection already in the men.” Mahatma Gandhi said that, “Education is the basic tool for the development of the consciousness and the reconstitution of society”. However, recent moves by our policy and decision makers try to belie this belief, as these moves seems aimed at taking India back to the old ages.

Education is a journey, which gives the art of living, not just the livelihood. It makes us learn how to nurture our life and be more creative. Education makes us understand our conflicts. Thus, education is not merely learning of facts but is to train our mind to think. Education systems must provide opportunities to each and every individual to learn through experience and should help to develop critical thinking and problem solving skills.

However, in India the education system has evolved in a completely different manner. Instead of focussing on critical thinking, expressing new ideas and debating and writing critically on any issue, our students are forced to learn through the rote route.

This concept of educa-

Country’s education system needs to be remodelled as per the requirements and aspirations of today’s world, instead of taking it back to the old ages.

tion goes back to the British colonialists, who wanted an army of clerks with basic understanding of the language and mathematics, to support their administrative system.

However, this concept got roots in India and instead of focussing on developing mental and critical thinking faculties of the students and promoting research, our education system tuned into one where you amass degrees by cramming.

Educational advance in India Education and the right to education is one of the fundamental rights of our country’s citizens. It is compulsory for children aged between 6-14 to have an education. Over the many years, especially after independence, India has managed to increase its literacy rates to nearly 75% by 2021, and some states even boast of 100% literacy rate.

Most important focus in the recent decades has been on enhancing infrastructure, incentivising enrolments in schools by providing benefits such as midday meals etc. The private sector with government support has played a significant role in the expansion of the Indian education system and improving its quality. But it can also be credited with corporatising the education system, thus making education accessible

to a privilege few.

In the research domain, Indialags behind many countries. Our universities and colleges lack a multidisciplinary approach to stimulate enquiry-based research skills. Absence of a proper framework for developing industry linkages with academia to promote research, further limits the faculty and students to work in this area.

We can perceive that most measures are more on paper with no tangible results evident. In 2004, the then UPA government had imposed an Educational Cess of 2% on every transaction in the country.

In a three year period this cess generated 32,000 crore rupees. But how this amount was used, nobody knows and if one asks then vague answers are given. In fact if this amount hadbeen used prudently, we would have a well-equipped and wellstaffed middle-level school functioning in every village of the country. Similarly, for the last ten years, every taxpayer is bound to pay a 1.5% education cess on his total income tax. Where this money goes, nobody knows.

Tinkering with school syllabus Last year, in a completely uncalled for move, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)

revised its syllabus for students of Classes 9th to 12th in the name of handling the stressful situation of teachers and students in view of the continuing Covid19 pandemic, and in the name of rationalising the syllabus.

Some of the important chapters that have been deleted include: Federalism, citizenship, nationalism and secularism from class 11th political science subject besides India’s foreign relations with neighbouring countries and citizenship, besides Social and New Social Movements chapter in India from class 12th political science paper. Demonetisation from class 12th Business Studies paper. Colonialism and the countryside colonial cities and understanding partition from class 12th History subject have been deleted.

The irrational exclusions smacks of a political tone, aimed at keeping a large and young part of the population unaware of these issues. We should not forget that depriving the young generation of its right to increase its knowledge base is not only authoritarian but it might also boomerang. Most of the deleted topics form the foundation of democratic societies and students need to learn about these to enhance their knowledge base.

National Education Policy 2019 and 2020 The national educational policy came into force in the year 1968 to make education accessible to masses.

It was aimed to strengthen national integration through a unified culture of learning. Since then constant measures have been taken to reform the Indian education system to provide better education services in the country, the latest being the National Education Policy (NEP) 2019 and 2020.

However, if we analyse critically the NEP 2019 and 2020, the overall intent and decision maker’s mindset, in tandem with the moves taken last year, will be clearer.

A critical study of the 484-page NEP 2019 reveals an issue deserving of wider, more heated debate.

The words “secular” or “secularism” are not found anywhere in the NEP 2019.

Though a clear reference to secular education was vital to be seen as the base for these ambitious reform proposals.

The absence of the word “secular” in the NEP 2019 becomes all the more pronounced when seen in contrast to the earlier policies of mentioning secularism as a core Indian value for the Indian education.

The omission of the words “secular” and “secularism” in the NEP 2019 is ominous,

along with the frequent affirmation of its aim of inculcating constitutional values in the education system, making it doubly odd.

The NEP 2019 was launched last in its new avatar as NEP 2020, but many of the contentitious isssues still remain.

In contemporary India, which has seen a sharp rise in caste and religious violence, the curriculum and teaching methods in Indian classrooms clearly have a key role to play in making caste and religious prejudices in society irrelevant and out of times.

The challenge is to find fresh and creative ways of making young minds grasp these difficult contemporary social realities.

You have to understand that you can’t hide history by giving it a new twist.

Even in countries like the UK there are demands to teach the medieval history to the school students again.

If you feel that by hiding the truth on your controversial decisions you’ll be able to befool people or hide your misjudgements then you are wrong, as the history will ultimately judge you, whether you like it or not.

Asad Mirza (Asad Mirza is a political commentator based in New Delhi.

He was also associated with BBC Urdu Service and Khaleej Times of Dubai. He writes on Muslims, educational, international affairs, interfaith and current affairs.)

Zoonotic diseases: A neglected Digital India - Redefining the way we work public and planetary health frontier

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s we reach the milestone of six years of Digital India, we find he Covid-19 pandemic has impacted eration, either in our planning or in action. human lives and resulted in socio- It ultimately took a global pandemic of the more and more people daily economic disruption of unimagi- current scale, coming with an enormous using some form of a digital nable scales. While several hypotheses, human cost, to spotlight the long-pending service, whether digital paycounterhypotheses, and even conspiracy discussion on zoonotic diseases and the ments or COWIN vaccinations. The pace of digital theories about the likely origin of Sars- drivers behind them.

CoV-2 are currently in circulation, the one Though the natural genetic changes transformation, especially in indicating its zoonotic origin remains the that make these pathogens more infectious the post-pandemic year, has most plausible one. and lethal are outside our control, several been phenomenal.

The number of regisSimply put, this hypothesis suggests field observations and scientific investigathe possibility that a virus that was already tions have established that the increased tered users on Digilocker circulating in a wild animal without causing incidences of zoonotic diseases in recent has gone up from 37 million disease, underwent certain random natural times are a direct consequence of the ongo- in April 2020 to 66 million today - an increase of almost genetic changes to gain the ability to infect ing abuse of nature. and damage human cells. Subsequently, Our irresponsible actions such as 78 per cent. The number of when a human being came in contact with large scale deforestation and encroach- registered users on UMANG a wild animal carrying this “novel” virus, ment of pristine natural ecosystems; reck- has gone up by 66 per cent the pathogen made the species jump. It less land-use changes either to enhance from 19.7 million in April thus started a human to human infection agriculture and livestock productions, or 2020 to 33 million. MyGov chain, which rapidly engulfed the entire to provide land for infrastructure and in- has seen an increase of alhumanity. dustrial developments; and unsustainable most 65 per cent in the numThough the actual identity of the spe- consumption, coupled with unregulated ber of registered users from cies of wild animal(s) involved in this event trade of wildlife and their derivatives, often 11.1 million to 18.3 million. is still under investigation, the catastrophic via a long and unhygienic supply chain, On Social media platforms, outcome of this phenomena is on display provide the enabling conditions for such MyGov has seen an increase across the globe. disease spillovers. These activities expose of 216 per cent on YouTube The prime reason that makes this humans and their livestock to distant wild subscribers, 162 per cent on hypothesis most plausible is that such inter- animals and the pathogens they carry, by Instagram followers, 125 per species spillovers of diseases from animal to shattering the intricate arrangements of cent on Facebook followers, human are not new. Rather, such diseases, niche-separation established through slow 138 per cent on LinkedIn broadly termed as zoonotic diseases, impact and delicate evolutionary manoeuvring by and 37 per cent on Twitter. humankind since the beginning of its as- nature, spread over several centuries. The Poshan Tracker, a project sociation with animals. pathogens exchanged during these interac- that was launched in March They are also the most numerous tions often end up causing deadly diseases 2021 to get data on nutrition ones. Out of all the human disease causing in their new and previously unexposed and health from around 1.4 million Aanganwadi pathogens identified so far, over 60% are of human hosts. animal origin. These include the causative From this, it is evident that since such centers is regularly getting agents for several well-known human and diseases are the outcomes of a complex updates from more than livestock diseases such as Tuberculosis, interaction between the ecosystem, animals, 9.5 crore beneficiaries. The Brucellosis, Anthrax, Leptospirosis, and and humans, a selective approach of dealing volume of digital payments Rabies. The scale and spread of these with only human health cannot succeed. has exceeded Rs 4 lakh crores diseases are so high that every year, at the Also, after closely witnessing the ongoing from around Rs 100 crores global level, the top 13 zoonotic diseases global struggle against the virus, it is clear in 2016.

Our investments in lead to nearly 2.4 billion cases of human that humanity cannot afford to deal with illness, and 2.2 million human deaths. individual pathogens on a case-by-case building the JAM platform Other than their enormous impact on hu- basis, and certainly cannot bear the cost - Jandhan- Aadhaar-Mobile— has not only enabled man health, their footprints on global and of more such pandemics coming in quick financial inclusion but also national economies are discernible. succession. proved to be extremely useful Even more unsettling are the new and Hence, if we wish to minimise the risk in enabling money transfer emerging Infection Diseases, against which neither we nor our immune system are fully of future pandemics and mitigate its impact, through DBT to the poor prepared. As high as 75% of the diseases a long-term and holistic approach for ensur- when they needed it the catalogued in this group are of zoonotic ori- ing wholesome planetary health, involves most. The government has gin. They include dreaded human diseases humans, animals (both domesticated and been able to transfer more such as HIV/Aids, Ebola, Avian influenza, wild), and natural ecosystem’s health needs than 16.79 lakh crore directly Swine Flu, Zika, Nipah, Mers, and Sars; to be pursued. Such a comprehensive ap- to the bank accounts of benmany of which have caused havoc in several proach, recognized as One-Health, should eficiaries.

Almost 10 crore farmparts of the world in recent times. Covid-19 be the target of all our preparedness and responses against the future pandemics of ers have benefited through is the newest addition to this list.

PM Kisan Scheme and this While they are so prevalent, our re- zoonotic origin.

In short, if we wish to aspire to a safe year we have had a record sponses towards these diseases have been far from satisfactory. It is unfortunate that and disease-free future for us and our com- procurement of wheat at an a problem of such devastating potential ing generations, we have to immediately MSP price of Rs 19750 per has so far failed to elicit the required sup- start repairing our fractured relationship MT - almost 432.58 lakh MT port from policymakers and resource al- with nature. The time for doing this is fast of wheat was procured and locators. Despite repeated warnings from running out, as the next pandemic might more than 85000 crore was conservationists, veterinarians and public be around the corner. transferred to bank accounts Saket Badola, Indian Forest Service health professionals about the possibility of farmers. of zoonotic diseases causing large scale officer and head of TRAFFIC in India When we look back disruptions in human lives and activities, (TRAFFIC is an international network that at the year that was, one they were never given the warranted consid- deals with wildlife trade issues) notices a key difference in Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this

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the way these projects have been executed. Most team members’ are not physically present in the office. Work goes on most through virtual meetings, collaborating through digital tools like VC rooms, e-Office, Open Forge, E-mail and instant messaging apps. Almost 300-plus team members from 50-plus cities, towns, and villages collaborate virtually to deliver projects on time and with quality.

There are project-wise breakout rooms. The day begins with team meetings to review work done and tasks on hand and members then move to their breakout rooms after the mandatory video attendance. These virtual rooms function just like adjoining rooms in a physical office. One can seamlessly move from one room to the other without needing to click any link or login again. VPN is used as and when needed to securely access e-office and data center environments.

There are breakout rooms for meetings and conferences also. There is also a cafeteria room where team members can have lunch together in a relaxed atmosphere. There is also a water-cooler point where senior management is not allowed and that provides a convenient outlet for stress-venting. In such a remote working environment, productivity has gone up by almost 30 per cent.

Work from Anywhere has significant savings for everyone. Team members save

on commute time and they can add almost 1-2 hours in daily work time. The number of people taking leave has gone down Work from Home has really helped female employees continuing their work without the need to take time off due to domestic responsibilities. We have team members who delayed their entitled maternity leave as they could manage work and their health working remotely. It also helped in savings as many team members terminated their lease rentals and moved to their villages and family homes and continued working.

This shift in work culture has many unseen benefits also. One has realised it is possible to hire good quality resources at very reasonable costs since it obviates the need for relocation. Remote working is also having an impact on Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities as more companies resort to WFH and remote working. This is resulting in more disposable incomes in these cities and will result in growth in the services sector in these areas and the creation of more jobs. Digital India and the new age working models have the potential to not only transforming India through digital inclusion and citizen empowerment but will also result in more equitable growth.

Abhishek Singh (The writer is CEO, MyGov and NeGD and MD, Digital India Corporation, Government of India. The views expressed are personal.)

Reader’s Post

Auto drivers flouting SOPs

Sir,

Autos have been allowed to ply throughout the roads of Dimapur on the grounds that they follow necessary measures to curb the Covid crisis. However, a lot of these drivers have been seen flouting the rules and regulations.

Most of these drivers are seen with masks on their chin and the transparent partition sheet being lifted. Yes, I do agree that the Dimapur weather makes it unbearable to wear masks but none of us want to die either. Therefore, I request everyone to obey the rules. Now is not the time to be careless and act according to our own thoughts.

There is a reason why the SOP exists hence, follow it without failure.

Achila Ao, Dimapur newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

Apex court takes strict view on lawmakers’ unruly behaviour the public prosecutor, and not be the state government.

“State cannot decide if it is to be withdrawn or not. It’s only the prerogative of the public prosecutor,” it noted.

As Kumar requested another date in the matter, the bench said that it will keep the matter for next week, telling him: “Until then, if you want to file any additional documents, please do.” After hearing arguments, the bench posted the matter for further hearing on July 15.

The Kerala government had moved the Supreme Court seeking its nod to withdraw cases against CPI-M leaders, including now Education Minister V. Sivankutty, for vandalism in the state Assembly in 2015, when the current ruling party was in the Opposition.

NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (PTI): The Congress on Monday asserted that the government has no option but to order a JPC probe into the allegations of corruption in the purchase of Rafale fighter jets and questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence even 48 hours after an investigation in France was ordered into the deal.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said tr uth cannot be silenced while former defence minister A K Antony said the Modi government cannot escape accountability by keeping mum and alleged that it points towards a “malintent to hush up” alleged corruption in the deal.

“Truth can’t be silenced. Unlike ‘Modia’,” Gandhi tweeted, using the hashtag “RafaleScam”.

He also shared a video of a journalist of French

media firm Mediapart who claimed that the then French president Francois Hollande had said that the Indian government had proposed Anil Ambani’s Reliance group as a partner of Dassault in the deal.

Antony alleged that “prima facie corruption in the Rafale deal is now apparent”, as the French Public Prosecution Services has now appointed a judge to investigate “corruption, influence peddling and brazen favouritism” in the 36-aircraft Rafale deal.

“The intriguing silence of the Modi Government points towards mal-intent to hush up the corruption. The refusal of the BJP Government to probe and punish the guilty is even more astonishing, pointing towards a concerted effort to bury the scam,” the former defence minister said.

SAINIK SCHOOL PUNGLWA (NAGALAND)

AUCTION NOTICE: SL NO. SSPN/QM/311TDR4/2021-22 DATED 06 July 21

FELICITATION With immense pride and honor, we, the Chen Area Students' Union would like to congratulate Mr. L Chinglem Konyak, S/o P. Langpho from Modern College for securing the Top position (Gold medal) in Political Science (BA) Nagaland University examination 2021.

The Union further wishes and prays to Almighty God to continue to bless him in his future endeavours.

(W. Shaboh) President

(K. Shomei) General Secretary

Motto: “Success is doing, not wishing”

FELICITATION Office of the Kiphire Area Students’ Union (KASU) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Throngtiba S, S/o Mr & Mrs. Setsiba of Singrep village on scaling new heights and topped the recently declared Nagaland University Under-Graduate examination result. It’s been a long hard road, but you have done remarkable job.

The Union also congratulates all other successful candidates on your victory. Wishing you all a bright future.

FELICITATION

(YANGTSASE) Vice President

(Tarsesh) General Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

KHAR SENSO TELONGJEM MOKOKCHUNG TOWN

DC-547

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Motto- Unity through Education

HQ. KIPHIRE– 798611, NAGALAND

Khar Gazetted Officer's Union with immense pride and honour extends heartiest congratulations to Er. Tiameren Walling on his promotion to the post of Chief Engineer, Works & Housing Department, Government of Nagaland.

The Union wishes him continued success in his career and also prays for good health and wisdom as he assumes greater responsibilities in the Department.

MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

Mewi Higher Secondary School

The Khar Senso Telongjem Mokokchung Town (KSTMT) with immense pride and joy, congratulates Er. I. Tiameren Walling, S/o Mr & Mrs Imtinungsang of Khar village on being promoted to the post of Chief Engineer of NPWD, Government of Nagaland.

Er. Tiameren Walling, a Bonafide member of KSTMT, is the first person to attain such a prestigious post from amongst the Khar citizens.

The Senso prays that our Almighty God continue to bless and guide him in his new responsibility.

Regd. No. PR/5215/19

Below Kohima Bible College, Kikha Kohima – 797001, Nagaland Prospectus and Forms for Class 11 (Arts) admission can be procured from the school office from 7th of July, 2021 between 10:00 am – 1 :00 pm Admission will start once the result is declared and will be given on first come first basis.

Administrator

Mr Tiatemjen Walling President, KSTMT

Mr Chingdenwati Jamir Secretary, KSTMT

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL JUDGE FAMILY COURT DIMAPUR :: NAGALAND Guardianship Petition No. 06/2021

NOTICE (See 10 of Guardianship & Ward Act.) Whereas an application under the Guardianship & Ward Act has been filed by Shri. Vehusato Kezo for appointment of Guardian in respect of minor(s) Master Vesekho Kezo before this Court and whereas the 03rd day of August 2021 has been fixed for the hearing on the matter.

NOTICE is hereby given inviting objection if any from the person having interest in the above named minor(s) to be furnished on or before the fixed date/or appear in person.

Given under my hand and seal of the Court on this 01st day of July 2021.

JUDGE DP-3088 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

DIMAPUR ::: NAGALAND NO.CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2021-22/1053 /Dtd.Dimapur, the 05th July' 2021

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THIRD AND FINAL CALLING NOTICE

DC-530

K-1132

KOHIMA, NAGALAND- 797001

KIPHIRE AREA STUDENTS’ UNION

Headquarter : Khar, P.O : Mangkolemba Camp : Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland

(NUNGSHILEMBA) Secretary, KGOU

CHEN AREA STUDENTS' UNION

OFFICE OF THE

KHAR GAZETTED OFFICERS' UNION

(WATICHUCHANG JAMIR) President, KGOU

OFFICE OF THE

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Public auction will be held on " as is where is basis" for Condemned items like school furniture, iron/plastic/computer Scrap etc on 26 July 2021 at 11 hrs for the year 2020-21.

Bid documents and Terms and conditions may be obtained during Office hours between 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM on payment of Rs. 500/-. Tender bid docs are also available on the school Website http://www.sainikschoolpunglwa.nic.in.

For Details contact - 03839-262004/262002 Principal DC-549

NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Monday said it was “amazing” and “shocking” that people are still being booked under Section 66A of the Information Technology Act, which was scrapped by the apex court in 2015.

A bench of Justices R.F. Nariman, K.M. Joseph and B.R. Gavai issued notice to the Centre on an application filed by the NGO Peoples Union For Civil Liberties (PUCL). “Amazing. What is going on is terrible,” Bar and Bench quoted Justice Nariman as saying.

“Don’t you think this is amazing and shocking? Shreya Singhal judgement is of 2015. It’s really shocking,” the bench told senior advocate Sanjay Parikh, appearing for PUCL. Parikh said that despite express directions of the court in 2019 that all state governments should sensitise police personnel about the March 24, 2015 judgement, thousands of cases have been registered under the section.

The bench said, “Yes, we have seen those figures.

Don’t worry we will do something.”

Parikh said there has to be some kind of method to handle the matter as people are suffering.

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presenting to the public?”, Kumar responded that he will bring everything on record.

Justice Chandrachud queried further: “What is the larger public interest in shielding an MLA who created a ruckus while a financial bill was being laid?” He emphasised that the presentation of the Finance Bill is of utmost importance.

Kumar argued the Kerala High Court had culled out and taken minority views in two cases. As the bench responded that the lawmakers obstructed the budget which was being laid down in the Assembly, Kumar said “Yes. But he was suspended too” and cited two judgments in defence.

The bench observed that the decision to withdraw the case is taken by

TA, JUL 5 (IANS): In a major blow to the Congress party, former PresAbijit Mukherjee ident of India Pranab Mukjerjee’ son Abijit Mukherjee joined Trinamool Congress on Monday afternoon. The two-time MP from Jangipur in Murshidabad and onetime MLA from Nanhati in Birbhum, Mukherjee said that he would work as the party wants.

Taking the party flag from two Trinamool veterans Partha Chatterjee and Sudip Bandopadhyay, Mukherjee said. “It was in 2011 when I left a government job and joined politics because I wanted to work for the people. Though I contested on Congress ticket but it was because of Mamata Banerjee’s fight against the Left Front, I could easily win”.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Monday held that the unruly behaviour of law makers inside the Parliament and Assemblies cannot be condoned and they should face trial for destroying public property inside the house.

A bench of Justices D.Y. Chandrachud and M.R. Shah told senior advocate Ranjit Kumar, appearing for Kerala government, that: “What we’re trying to tell you is that we cannot condone the behaviour of this kind of MLA who throws mikes and destroys public property while a Bill is being laid.

“There has to be a modicum of decorum in legislative bodies.”

As Justice Shah asked: “What behaviour are you

7 Pranab’s son Abhijit Govt has no option but to order ‘Terrible’ that Sec 66A is invoked joins Trinamool JPC probe on Rafale: Congress despite being struck down: SC KO L KAnational

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide Government duty without leave or permission from the competent authority with effect from 27.03.2021 till date.

And whereas, Two Calling Notices were issued and served to you vide this Office Calling Notice No. as mentioned below: 1. NO:CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2020-21/169, dated 15th April, 2021.

2. NO:CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2020-21/708, dated 03rd June, 2021.

And whereas, you have failed to report back for duty.

This is the Third and Final Calling Notice and you are directed to report back to the Unit within 7(seven) days from the date of publication of this Calling Notice without fail, failing which you will be declared as deserter and necessary legal action will be taken against you.

To, No. - 2281 RANK - ABC NAME - T. ALEMRENBA S/o - TALIMERI Vill - CHUCHUYIMPANG PO/PS - MOKOKCHUNG P.S-I District - MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND Present Address - H.No. - 65 CHUCHUYIMPANG VILLAGE MOKOKCHUNG-798601 NAGALAND DC-550

Commissioner of Police Dimapur, Nagaland

MUMBAI, JUL 5 (PTI): Twelve BJP MLAs were suspended from the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly for one year after the state government accused them of “misbehaving” with presiding officer Bhaskar Jadhav in the Speaker’s chamber on Monday.

Leader of Opposition Devendra Fadnavis termed the allegation as false and said Jadhav’s account of the incident was “one-sided”.

H o w e v e r, Ja d h av sought a probe into the allegation that some Shiv Sena members and he himself made uncharitable remarks, and said he was ready to face any punishment if it was proven true. The motion to suspend the MLAs was moved by state Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anil Parab and passed by a voice vote. The 12 suspended members are- Sanjay Kute, Ashish Shelar, Abhimanyu

Scene inside Maharashtra assembly

Pawar, Girish Mahajan, Atul Bhatkhalkar, Parag Alavani, Harish Pimpale, Yogesh Sagar, Jay Kumar Rawat, Narayan Kuche, Ram Satpute and Bunty Bhangdia. Parab said during the period of suspension, the 12 legislators will not be allowed to enter the Legislature premises in Mumbai and Nagpur. Objecting to the decision, BJP members, led by Fadnavis, said the opposition would boycott the House proceedings.

“This is a false allegation and an attempt to reduce the numbers of op-

CBI arrests ex-Railways official, recovers Rs 2.75 cr, 23 kg gold

NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (IANS): CBI said on Monday that it has arrested A.K. Kathpal, the former Principal Chief Mechanical Engineer of Indian Railways earlier posted at the Integral Coach Factory (ICF), in an alleged graft case and recovered Rs 2.75 crore in cash and 23 kg gold during searches at nine locations.

A CBI spokesperson said that Kathpal, a 1984 batch IRSME officer who was earlier posted at the ICF Perambur in Chennai, has been arrested on charges of demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 50 lakh.

The official said that CBI had registered a case against Kathpal, who retired in March this year, and

others.

CBI spokesperson said that it was further alleged that Kathpal during the period from February 2019 to March 31, 2021, the date of his retirement, had collected bribe from the director of a private firm and others and used the services of Hansa Venugopal, Director of Universal Engineering Chennai Pvt Ltd, as a conduit for collecting bribe on his behalf and also as a custodian for keeping the alleged illegal gratification of Rs 5.89 crore received on his behalf.

The spokesperson said that Kathpal was caught by the CBI while demanding and accepting an amount of Rs 50 lakh from the private persons.

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position benches, because we exposed the government’s falsehood on the OBC quota in local bodies,” Fadnavis said. He said the BJP members had not abused the presiding officer.

“It was Shiv Sena MLAs who used abusive words. I brought our MLAs out of the Speaker’s chamber,” Fadnavis said.

Ashish Shelar apologised and the matter ended, the former CM said, claiming that what Jadhav said was a “one-sided” account.

Earlier, NCP leader

and minister Nawab Malik accused the BJP members of misbehaving with Bhaskar Jadhav and the state Assembly was adjourned four times over the issue.

The House was initially adjourned for 10 minutes after Jadhav put to vote the resolution urging the Centre to provide 2011 census data to enable the State Backward Class Commission to prepare an empirical data of the OBC population, in a bid to restore political reservations for its members in local bodies. Some BJP members, including Girish Mahajan and Sanjay Kute, climbed the Speaker’s podium and argued with the Chair. Later, after the House reassembled, minister Nawab Malik and Shiv Sena member Sunil Prabhu demanded that action be taken against the opposition members for their behaviour with Jadhav. “What happened in your chamber is not right,” Malik said addressing Deputy Speaker Narhari Zirwal. The Deputy Speaker then adjourned the House for 15 minutes.

DIMAPUR, JUL 5 (NPN): In response to All India Cong ress Committee’s (AICC) call, Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) will take part in the nationwide peaceful protest against hike in fuel prices from July 7 to 17.

Announcing this in a press release, NPCC president K Therie said in view of Covid-19 SOPs, peaceful protest would held through social media, posters, banners and stickers appealing to the government to roll back excise duty, VAT and Covid-cess. Therie therefore appealed to civil society organisations, chambers of commerce, trade unions, associations and well-wishers to co-operate and support the protest. He said a signature campaign will be carried and the signed letter demanding rollback of prices and a memo will be submitted to the governor for constituting an independent price commission and high powered committee to streamline fees, donation, contribution and extortions.

Therie pointed out that excise duty increased by 307%, State VAT by 68%, LPG price by over 100% and super kerosene (SK) oil from Rs15 to Rs39 per litre be-

tween 2014 and 2021, even as the State government introduced Covid cess.

Alleging that the increase in petrol, diesel, LPG and SK oil prices had hit the economy, he demanded that the government must roll back the prices. He said the situation was going from bad to worse with the pandemic and lockdown.

Even as unemployment was at its peak, he pointed out that people had no option as banks and financial institutions were unwilling to implement Government of India’s policy on collateral-free loans for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). He accused the State government of refusing the implementation of SARFAESI Act and nondeclaration of cadastral areas.

Alleging that the government had no control over prices, the NPCC chief suspected that the former did not even read the Essential Commodities Act, 1955 and its amendments that were impacting prices. He called for enforcing the Society Registration Act, 1860 as hundreds of societies were collecting fees, tax, etc, adding to the overall prices of materials in Nagaland.

NH, GNF decry extension of ‘disturbed area’ in Nagaland (From p-1) Mentioning that children and students were no exception in the eye of Indian Army, the hoho alleged that school-going students were mercilessly shot dead and innocent students and public tortured by Assam Rifles.

The hoho said it strongly felt that there was peaceful atmosphere in Naga areas as of now and any policy that harmed the atmosphere of trust and confidence should be avoided. It, therefore, demanded that AFSPA must be summarily repealed from “our” land.

NH also urged GoI to make its position clear on Indo-Naga political issue instead of “orchestrating its

devilish policies against the Naga people”.

GNF: Meanwhile, terming it an affront to modern civilised nations and rule of law, GNF too expressed concern over the latest extension of AFSPA in Nagaland by the Centre.

According to the forum, the Act was not only anti-democratic, but overrode the legal recourse of the people of Nagaland for human rights violations by Indian Army and invested on military personnel and the State governor with extra-judicial powers. It alleged that the Army and governor were above the laws of land under AFSPA, Terming AFSPA as modern Indian version of

the most extreme repressive tool from the colonial era, GNF said it was a shameful stain on postcolonial India and hence demanded its immediate and permanent repeal from Naga homelands. Noting that the Indian government had again extended AFSPA by overriding the normal rule of law and empowering the military and the governor with extra-judicial powers, the forum accused the governor, who was also the Interlocutor in the IndoNaga peace talks, of working against the principle of the Framework Agreement and creating further division among the Nagas.

GNF said it believed that immediate and permanent removal of AFSPA was

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a necessary prerequisite for a peaceful, honourable and just resolution of the IndoNaga political problem, and hoped that both sides in the Indo-Naga peace process would engage each other in good faith.

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CONGRATULATIONS We, the Lakhuni Baptist Church congratulate Er. Limanaro, daughter of Chubawati of Lakhuni Village promoted to the post of Engineerin-Chief of NPWD, Government of Nagaland.

We wish her all the best and success in all her service. May God bless her works for the welfare of the community and glorify the name of God. Sd/(Rev. Moaliba) Pastor

Sd/(M. Bendang Longkumer Secretary

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Accused of ‘misbehaving’ with presiding officer

NPCC to hold protest against hike in fuel prices

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

VILLAGE COUNCIL, SETTSÜ MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Village Council, Settsü would like to humbly state by sincerely acknowledging the works of visionary leader Shri Sharingain Longkumer, the Hon'ble Speaker, Nagaland Legislative Assembly for bringing enormous developmental activities namely; Black topping of entire village Road, numerous Retaining walls at susceptible location and proper drainage facilities throughout the village road. The Council and the community as a whole thank our leader for bringing and successfully completing the much needed work into a reality which has been left unattended for decades.

The village council would also like to congratulate our leader for being nominated by the Hon'ble Speaker of Lok Sabha into the committee of the Presiding Officers 'To Review the powers of Presiding Officers under the tenth schedule of the Constitution and the rules made thereunder'.

By conveying our deepest appreciation, we pray that our Almighty God bless you and your family immensely.

M. Moa Longkumer Chairman Village Council Settsü

Moakaba Jamir Secretary Village Council Settsü

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The undersigned on behalf of the villages, under Yisemyong Sub Division (Electrical) Mokokchung extends deep gratitude to the Engineer in Chief, Power Department, Nagaland, Kohima for installing a 1.6 KVA transformer in replacing the damaged 500 KVA transformer at Yisemyong transmission station. The conglomerate also applauds the SDO (E), his staff and field workers of Sub Division, Yisemyong for their unceasing efforts.

Our special thanks goes to Shri Tongpang Ozukum Minister, PWD (Housing & Mechanical) Nagaland, Kohima for his timely intervention in the matter for which we remain extremely grateful.

(AOSUNGIT) Chairman Village Council, Mongsenyimti

(L. LIMA LONGKUMER) Secretary Village Council, Mongsenyimti

Sd/MOYALEPDEN Chairman Village Council, Longkong

Sd/IMKONGLEMBA Chairman Village Council, Chakpa

Sd/LIPOKLEMBA Chairman Village Council, Yaongyimti Old

Sd/SUPONG Chairman Village Council, Yaongyimti New

Sd/IMLIAKUM Chairman Village Council, Salulamang

Sd/IMRONGMEREN Chairman Urban Station Committee, Yisemyong

Sd/IMTO Chairman AD Hoc Town Committee, Phangsang

Sd/AOSENBA Chairman Compound Committee, Mongsenyimti Compound

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ADMISSIONS TO CLASS 11 (SCIENCE) FOR 2021-2022 SESSION ADMISSION FORM IS AVAILABLE IN THE SCHOOL OFFICE FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY, TIME: 9.00 AM TO 12 NOON. DIRECT ADMISSION TO THOSE SECURING 55% (Internal+External) IN ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE SEPARATELY IN HSLC EXAMINATION 2021.

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Govt. Recognized No. EDS/HTE/94/1-1/vol.11. Regd. No H/RS/1023 Accredited by Asia Theological Association (ATA)

ADMISSION NOTICE Applications are invited from the candidates to pursue theological studies on the following program.

1. D.Th. 2 Years for Cass X, Passed 2. B.Th. 3 Years for 10+2/D.Th. 3. M.Div. 3 Years for secular graduates/ 2 Years for B.Th. 4. M.Div. (Modular Course) 2 Years for Church Leaders possessing a minimum of B.Th. degree.

POST VACANT The following vacancies can be filled by the candidates who are born again, Baptized member and having interest in teaching, possessing M.Th. Degree from a recognized College/University as Major on the given subjects.

1. Old Testament 1 Post 2. Religion 1 Post 3. Church History 1 Post 4. Christian Theology 1 Post Application for Educator, with all the relevant documents should reach the office of the Principal, ATC on or before 19th July, 2021. Interview shall be held at the College campus on Thursday, the 22nd July 2021.

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1 1 1

1 1

1 1 1 2 3 1 1

3

3

1

16 3.2

2.7 1.8

1

3.5

3

1

8.5 8.5 19.4 1.4 1.6

3.2 0.3 2.7 0.4 1.4

2.6

3

1 1 1

464.76 sqft 5.76 sqm 10.5

sqm

27.2 1.785 563.52 0.224 2.24

sqm cum sqft cum sqm

7.8

sqm

232 233

237

238 239

240

241

242

243

244

245

246 247 248 249 250

9.7 4 1.5 4.2 3 9.1 9.1

0.7 0.15 1.8 1 2.2 1 0.9 1 1.4 1 4.5 1 5.5 1

1.0185 7.2 3.3 3.78 4.2 40.95 50.05

cum sqm sqm sqm sqm sqm sqm

251

9.1

5.5

1

50.05 sqm

255

3

0.2

1

0.66

252 253 254

cum

4

4.5

1

18

sqm

256

9.6

4.5

1

43.2

sqm

257

1.7 21.7 13.2 13.2

2.5

sqm sqm sqm sqft NOS sqft cum

8.2 11.5

1 0.45 0.9

1

4.25 21.7 11.88 113.61 2 88.22 4.6575

5.6

3.3

1

18.48 sqm

1 1

32 3.22 9.89 0.459 86.61 137.76

sqm sqm sqm cum sqft sqft

36

sqm cum sqft cum cum sqm sqft

1 0.9 0.8 2

12

3

1.8 19 7 2 16 16.2

0.2 0.7 2 2 2.2

0.252 132.87 4.2 4 33.6 383.43

16

2.5

430.34 sqft

0.7 1 1 1

1 1 1 1 1

20.16 3.78 0.525 132.17 32.1 40

sqm cum cum sqft sqm sqm

Bathroom R/Wall Shed

2

2.1 1.8 0.3 0.15 1 1.1 3 2

1.5

Kitchen

4.5

9.6 7 3.5 11.7 10.7 20

9.5

Steps

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

2.7 1.2 40

1

Chonchithung tungoe

Garage

10.5

1

Lavanthung Yanthan

100.35 sqm

1

0.3 1 2.1

1

Garage

1 1

1.4 2.3 0.9 0.15 0.7 0.7

4

sqm

1.5 1

2

5

9

2.5

16 2.3 4.3 3.4 11.5 19.7

1

1

0.2 0.3 2

1.1

4.6

Garage

1

0.4

7.6

sqm

4

0.7

1.5 0.2 1.7 1.1

16.4

9 4 20

20

5 16.4 4 4 6.5 13.5

1

1

3 0.45 1.4 1

4 Brick wall CRSM CRSM PCC RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing open + CGI roofing CRSM CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing Open + CGI roofing S/bamboo + CGI roofing Tarpaulin/Mica RR Open + CGI roofing CRSM RHS RHS RHS

1 1 5

4.2

15 3.8 20.2

3 Septic tank Steps R/Wall Apron VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

10 sqft sqm sqm NOS sqft

30.105 7 8.75 2.97 217.75 8.25 10 8

2.5 3.3

L metres

9

226

2

Type/ Side

36.15 4.62 23 5 239.37

LHS

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Apron Old Riphyim Apron Baptist Church VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Yikhum Baptist VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Church Yiponthung Ezung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps CRSM Apron RCC Septic tank Brick wall Steps CRSM Dr.Longshithung Yanthan Apron PCC Apron RCC Fencing Brickwall Septic tank Brick wall R/Wall Brickwall Zantsemo Murry Apron PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Yanbemo Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Yananyimo Kithan Steps CRSM Apron RCC R/Wall CRSM Dr.Zubonthung R/Wall Brickwall Humtsoe Cross drainage Hume pipe VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Thungchanbemo R/Wall CRSM Tungoe VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Fencing Chain link CGI wall + CGI Rev.Mhonyamo Toilet roofing Tsanglao VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps CRSM CGI wall + CGI Shops roofing Limhathung Odyuo Approach road PCC R/Wall CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Apron PCC Timber wall + Shops CGI roofing Apron RCC Steps CRSM Gate Steel Steps CRSM Steps CRSM Building(Ground floor) RCC Nzanbemo Lotha Building(1st Floor) RCC Brick wall + Building(2nd floor) CGI roofing R/Wall CRSM Timber wall + Shops CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing Apron PCC Side drain CRSM/PCC Apron PCC Chumlamo Ngullie VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Cross drainage Hume pipe M.Kinghen VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Open + CGI Garage roofing Septic tank Brick wall Lichio Murry Steps CRSM Apron PCC Apron RCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Habbie Erui VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Open + CGI Garage roofing Chumlanthung wall Brick Patton VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps RCC R/Wall CRSM Dr.C.W Tungoe Septic tank Brick wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS P. Orenbomo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Tungoe Steps CRSM Steps RCC Subemo Humtsoe R/Wall CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Steps CRSM Mhonsao Humtsoe Septic tank Brick wall

1

258

259

260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268

269

Dimensions

Component

8

292.63 sqft 295.86 sqft

3

Sl. No Name of Owner

Steps VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Daniel Kithan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Wobemo Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Chichamo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Tsanglao Elabemo Kinghen VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Apron R/Wall Upper NST colony R/Wall Y.Patton R/Wall

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

6

7 2

8 1 1 1.5 1

9 32.8 6 1.2 11.05 159.76

10 sqm sqm cum sqm sqft

20

sqm

15 18

sqm

1.5 16

1.5 0.3

1 1

2.25 7.2

sqm cum

2

2

1

4

sqm

7 48.3 14.1 12

1 4.3 2.9 2

1

7 2234.41 439.91 258.2

sqm sqft sqft sqft

10

3.4

360.41 sqft

2.7 7.5 0.6 0.3 0.5

1 1 1

203.33 75 12.6 1.8 3.75

sqft sqm cum cum cum

1

36

sqm

1.9

K Elias Lotha

271

Zubenthung Murry

272 Y. Nchumbemo Ngullie

sqm

1

2

270

24.75 sqm

4

3.5 1 1.5

2

sqm

4.5

RHS 7 PCC 10 CRSM 6 CRSM 6 CRSM 5 H b/wall + CGI Thungbemo Shop wall + CGI 18 ngullie Roofing Khoshako Erui VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 20.6 Timber + CGI Building 6.7 roofing Timber + CGI 1.5 Shop roofing Thungchamo Erui Timber + CGI kitchen 3 roofing steps CRSM 6.2 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 13 R. Yanthan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 9.2 slab RCC 5.6 Dr. Abenthung Pavement PCC 3.8 Murry Side Drain 4.5 steps CRSM 10.8 Wall CRSM 2 Nyansao Lotha Wall CRSM 5.8 pavement PCC 5.8 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 11 R/Wall COMPOSITE 23.5 Apron PCC 3.2 Land Resources Gate Steel 3.2 Dept.

Railing Pipe 25 Boundary Wall brick/wall 10 13.5 Steps CRSM Wall CRSM 13.5 Robin Humtsoe Slab RCC 3.7 Septic tank RCC 15 14 Boundary Wall B/wall Gate Steel 2.5 Steps CRSM 7 NPF Office Apron PCC 10 R/Wall CRSM 14 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS 14 7.6 R/Wall CRSM Shanpan yanthan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 7.6 R/Wall CRSM 10.5 CGI Wall + CGI 3.8 Garage roofing Zubenthung Brick wall + Shop 3.8 Murry CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI Store room 3.8 roofing Cattle trap steel 3.5 18 R/Wall CRSM Steps CRSM 2.3 Shanjothung kikon slab RCC 5.7 railing Steel 20 Nyimrhon Kikon Steps CRSM 13.3 A/Road WBM 5.6 Yibonthung R/Wall CRSM 2.5 Humtsoe R/Wall CRSM 17.2 Ntsemo Murry R/Wall CRSM 8 Benathung Kithan R/Wall CRSM 10 Vungthungo R/Wall CRSM 9.9 humtsoe 13.5 R/Wall CRSM Wobemo Yanthan Apron Steel 9 Lidemo Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 7.3 14.5 Pavement PCC Ekonthung kikon R/Wall CRSM 14.5 Timber + CGI 22 Maketing shed roofing Chumchamo Kikon Open + CGI Maketing shed 5 roofing 10.6 Pavement PCC R. Patton Water Tank Brick wall 1.5 21 Pavement PCC S Y Lotha R/Wall CRSM 5 CGI wall + CGI Shop 5.5 roofing Open + CGI Kidang Ovung Shop 9 roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS 9.7 R/Wall CRSM 41 M Chibemo A/Road WBM 20 Kithan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 41 CGI wall + CGI 4 Shop Janbemo roofing Humtsoe VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 13 Renzamo Patton Steps CRSM 3 Mhathung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 18 Humtsoe Zuchumo Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 110 Yantsow Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 31.3 Mhonchan VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 30 Merithung VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 14.3 Yanthan Mhonjan Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 16 Mhonshio Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS 11 H b/wall + open 5.5 Building + CGI Roofing b/wal + CGI Building 6.5 roofing Timber wall + Pigsty 3 CGI roofing Chenio Murry Timber wall + Pigsty 2 CGI roofing Steps CRSM 3.7 Gate Steel + CGI 1.4 R/Wall CRSM 8.5 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 21

1

34.96 sqm

2547.7 sqft

1.5

Sl. No Name of Owner

273

Nyimtsomo humtsoe

274 Y. Lichano Lotha

421.08 sqft

4.3

1

28.81 sqm

1.5

1

2.25

sqm

2.5

1

7.5

sqm

8.06 454.54 287.03 1.26 1.9 2.25 25.92 0.9 0.435 2.9 165.68 61.053 8.32 8.96 25 50 45.9 24.3 0.555 30 12.6 6.25 16.8 4.5 6.3 226.04 3.42 106.29 7.0875

sqm sqft sqft cum sqm sqm sqm cum cum sqm sqft cum sqm sqm rmt sqm sqm cum cum sqm cum sqm sqm cum cum sqft cum sqft cum

17.1

sqm

1.3 1 3.3 2.9 1.5 0.15 1 0.5 1 0.5 2.4 0.45 1 0.1 0.75 0.5 1.4 0.6 4.33 2.6 2.8 5 1 3.4 0.45 2 2 1 0.15 2 1 0.3 3 2.5 2.4 3 0.15 0.45 1 1.5 0.45 1 1.3 0.45 1.5 4.5

275 Lumchio Murry 276 Khochamo Murry 277 Renchio murry 278 R. Pisamo Murry 279 Yilobemo Murry 280 Renchio murry

281 K Tsenpon Murry

282 C Lithungo Murry

4.5

17.1

sqm

4.5

17.1

sqm

4.9 8.1 4.37 2.4624 20 26.6 28 1.125 17.2 7.2 13.5

sqm cum sqm cum Rmt sqm sqm cum cum cum cum

283 Nyanbemo murry

0.45 1.5

6.6825 cum

286 T. Chibemo murry

0.45 1 1.1 3.5 0.5

6.075 9 86.39 50.75 29

cum sqm sqft sqm cum

2.2

48.4

sqm

2.2

11

sqm

3 1.5 4 0.45

31.8 2.25 84 2.25

sqm cum sqm cum

1.4 1 0.45 1 1.9 2.88 0.15 2 5 0.45 1 0.5 2 0.45 1 0.45 1.5

2 2

1

2

1 1

2

3.5

19.25 sqm

3.5

31.5

sqm

208.71 12.3 80 1654.1

sqft cum sqm sqft

10

sqm

2 0.3 4 3.8

1

2.5 2.5 1.6

349.65 sqft 4.8 sqm

4

774.6 sqft

3.6 3 6.3

4260.33 sqft 1010.21 sqft 2017.2 sqft

6.3

961.53 sqft

2 2

344.27 sqft 236.68 sqft

3 5.5

16.5

sqm

6

sqm

2

4

sqm

2

7.4 2.52 3.825 643.89

sqm sqm cum sqft

Type/ Side

L metres

3

4

5

R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed A/Road Cross drainage VBP/Developed/Non-Developed

CRSM 22 RHS 28 12 WBM Hume pipe RHS 6 h/timber + Pigsty Open + CGI 2 roof Tarpaulin/Mica Bathroom Wall + open 3 roofing CGI wall + CGI 3 Chicken Coop roofing Timber wall + Chicken Coop 1 CGI roofing Earthwork S/Tank Excavation Only 11 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 30 open + CGI Garage 6.3 roofing R/Wall CRSM 6.3 Side Drain 6.3 Pavement PCC 11 Wall CRSM 8.2 R/Wall Random Rubble 8.2 open + CGI Shed 4.5 roofing Steps CRSM 15 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 30 6 Steps CRSM Gate Steel 1.1 CGI wall + CGI 5 shed roofing R/Wall Random Rubble 3 Wall CRSM 6 open + CGI Shed 2 roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 41.5 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS 14 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS 7.6 4.5 A/Road WBM CGI wall + CGI Shed 9 roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 15 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS 41 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 6 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 25.3 R/Wall CRSM 12 Pavement PCC 11 B/Wall + CGI 10 Building Roofing B/Wall + CGI 3.5 Toilet Roofing open + CGI Garage 7 roofing Timber wall + 2.5 Storeroom CGI roofing B/Wall + CGI 9.5 Kitchen Roofing H(B/wall + Kitchen Split/B) + 5.5 CGIRoof Timber wall + Chicken Coop 3 CGI roofing Timber wall + 2.5 Chicken Coop CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI 3.6 Chicken Coop roofing Fence Chain link 8.5 Pavement PCC 10 Septic Tank Brick Wall 14 Boundary Wall Brick Wall 21.5 R/Wall CRSM 19 R/Wall Random Rubble 13 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 68 8 Car Wash CRSM Apron PCC 2.5 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 11 CGI wall + CGI 5.5 Garage roofing Apron timber slab 2.5 VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS 3.5 CGI wall + CGI Garage 5.5 roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Garage

285 Mhonkao Murry

Apron VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Shed R/Wall Fence Chicken Coop VBP/Developed/Non-Developed shop

287 Tsenchio murry

Pigsty Garage

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed pavement 288 N Amos tungoe A/Road VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 289 Thungdemo Lotha VBP/Developed/Non-Developed 290 Zantsemo Murry VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Pigsty 291 Thungchanrhomo Murry 292

Yiben Kikon

Chicken Coop VBP/Developed/Non-Developed VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Saw Mill

293

294 295

296

35.75 sqm

2

1.8 0.45 1 2.9

284 Zarenbemo Murry

297

Likao kikon

Dimensions

Component

Saw Mill

RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing PCC RHS Open + CGI roofing Random Rubble S/Bamboo Timber wall + CGI roofing RHS H B/wall + CGI Roofing timer + Open + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS PCC WBM RHS RHS LHS Open + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI roofing RHS RHS Open + CGI roofing Open + CGI roofing

Shifting charges R/Wall Random Rubble VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Mhonlumo Kikon VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Open + CGI Shed Thungbemo roofing Tungoe VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Shed (G.floor) half CGI + Open Timber wall + Building(1st floor) CGI roofing Merio Kikon Timber wall + Building(1st floor) CGI roofing S/Tank VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall Random Rubble S/bamboo + Storeroom CGI roofing Zaremo Kikon Open + CGI Shed roofing Gate steel VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS

3.1

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

6

7

8

9

10

4.8

26.95 1280.25 72 2 309.84

cum sqft sqm nos. sqft

2

4

sqm

2

6

sqm

2

6

sqm

1

1

sqm

19.8

cum

0.7 1.75 4.3 6

1.8

1

6

1936.51 sqft

6.2

39.06 sqm

0.45 1.5 0.5 7 0.45 0.5 0.4 1

4.2525 3.15 77 1.845 3.28

3.5

15.75 sqm

2 3.3 1.1 2 4 0.3 0.3

1.5 0.5

cum sqm sqm cum cum

30 1048.94 6.6 2.2

sqm sqft sqm sqm

20

sqm

1.35 0.9

cum cum

2

4

sqm

5.5 3 9 4

2455.6 451.85 735.87 18

sqft sqft sqft sqm

3

27

sqm

0.8 6 3.5 6 0.3 7

121.03 2646.57 225.93 1633.13 3.6 77

sqft sqft sqft sqft cum sqm

9.7

97

sqm

2

7

sqm

2.5

17.5

sqm

2.5

6.25

sqm

3.5

33.25 sqm

3.3

18.15 sqm

1

1.5

4.5

sqm

1.5

3.75

sqm

2.2

7.92

sqm

8 2 1.2 2 1

0.3 0.4 0.3 6.3 1 1.5 2.7

1.8

8.5 80 28 7.74 15.2 3.9 4633.28 2 28.8 3.75 319.52

3.5

Rmt sqm cum cum cum cum sqft cum sqm sqft

19.25 sqm

1.5 2

1

3.75 sqm 75.31 sqft

3.1

17.05 sqm

2.3

75.04 sqft

4.3

4

2.5 4

1.5 2.5

17.2

sqm

3.75 sqm 107.58 sqft

5.5

2.8

11 14

0.3

2

1

18.8

2.8

3.7

3

11.1

sqm

2.4

2.2

5.28

sqm

1

15.4

sqm

3.3 11

cum Rmt

2

sqm

556.21 sqft

5.2

4

20.8

sqm

17 3 6 30.6 14.5 25.3

2.8 3 4 2.3 2.3 3

502.96 9 24 740.72 358.79 816.56

sqft sqm sqm sqft sqft sqft

2

2

4

sqm

2.25

sqm

1.5

1.5

10.7 1.9

3.3 4.5

379.88 sqft 91.98 sqft

11.5

4.5

51.75 sqm

5

4

5 17 11.5

0.3 4.8 3.4

14.7

2.8

41.16 sqm

16 16.3

2 6

344.27 sqft 97.8 sqm

9.3

6

7

5.5

20 1.5

12 16.3 30

2.2 0.45

2

2

4

3

1.8 30

2 1

2 3.7

sqm

2.25 cum 868.74 sqft 420.65 sqft

55.8

sqm

38.5

sqm

24 sqm 377.03 sqft 13.5 cum 4

sqm

12

sqm

3.6 sqm 1178.04 sqft

Continued on page 10

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 6, 2021

Old & New Shouba, Near 4 Lane Fly Over.

2. Rs. 230/- per sq.ft near Hope Academy School Contact No. 8837277526 9362501715

Contact No. : 9774169919

Slightly Negotiable

JCB FOR HIRE

Brand New JCB 4x4 available for hire at Wokha Town.

(Small bucket for digging nullahs/drainage and foundation also available)

Contact No. 8014998164 7005090450 WC-126

DP-3045

Contact : 8837374209 for further details

at Chuto-Lengri 93x102 = 9486 sq. ft.

400 metres away from Nagaland Rs. 85 per sq. ft.

DP-3095

Nikhekhu Village Baptist Church would like to inform that the LUCKY DRAW scheduled for 8th July will be postponed to 14th Nov 2021 due to pandemic.

DP-3082

LAND FOR SALE

WANTED IMMEDIATELY 1. One male personal Assistant with basic computer knowledge 2. One personal Driver

DP-3083

RAFFLE DRAW LAND FOR SALE POSTPONED 1. Rs. 80NOperBROKER sq.ft between

LAND FOR SALE

BRICKS FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE

1. PADAMPUKHURI 120/60 & 90/60 2. PAGLA PHAAR @ Rs. 35 per sq.ft 3. KHUGHOVI : Four Lane Touch (No broker please) Contact No. : 9862954673

1 Class Bricks Satyam Co. Ltd. at Padampukhuri Monday Bazar near Pine Mount School, Dimapur Rate Price - Rs. 9.00 per piece (Brick) Contact No. : 9402697861 9612958620 DP-3087

Four Land Touched, 5 Bighas (No Earth Filling Required) Three mins drive from Showuba flyover. @ Rs. 350/- sq. ft.

Contact : 8794629096 7005185928 DP-3092

LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE at Xelhozhe Village

DP-3080

10

at DUBAGAON Near PADAMPUKHURI Area/Plot available as Per budget 50/50 : Rs. 5,00,000/Contact : 8732002080 9863626432 DP-3081

st

With Assam Type House @ 4th Mile Diphupar, less than a minute from Highway 60x72 ft. (4320 sq. ft.)

Price 60 Lacs (Negotiable) Contact : 7005210654 7085983329 DP-3086

Total Sq. Ft. 11,124 Price : Rs. 120 per sq. ft.

Contact No : 6009903149 No Broker DP-3097

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Sl. Name of Owner No 1

2

298

Michael kikon

299 James Tungoe

300 Thungbemo Kikon 301

Longshithung Tungoe

302 Renjano tungoe 303 Mhomo tungoe 304

O Matathung Tungoe

305

Elon Tungoe

306

Orenboni Erui

307 Mhathung Tungoe 308

309

Mhonchan Tungoe

Lireni Tungoe

310 Mhathung Tungoe

311 Yanbemo Tungoe

312

Khochamo Tungoe

313 Wopanso tungoe

314 315

T Chumbemo Tungoe Yiben Tungoe

316 Wobemo Tungoe

Component 3

4 CGI wall + CGI Kitchen roofing R/Wall Random Rubble VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Open + CGI Saw Mill roofing Open + CGI Saw Mill roofing Shifting charges wall CRSM wall brick Gate steel Pavement PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall CRSM Wall CRSM R/Wall Random Rubble Fence s/bamboo Fence Chain link R/Wall Random Rubble VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Pavement PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed LHS Pavement PCC VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS A/Road PCC R/Wall CRSM Gate steel VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS CGI wall + CGI Shop roofing R/Wall CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS A/Road PCC open + CGI Garage roofing Timber wall + Pigsty CGI roofing Gate CGI CGI wall + CGI Kitchen roofing R/Wall Random Rubble R/Wall Random Rubble VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing CGI wall + CGI pisty roofing Septic Tank Brick wall Pavement PCC Steps CRSM R/Wall Random Rubble Fence Timber Gate CGI Fence s/bamboo VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing Pavement PCC Steps CRSM VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Building(G Floor) RCC Building(1st floor) RCC Steps CRSM open + CGI Garage roofing Gate Steel Pavement PCC R/Wall Random Rubble R/Wall CRSM CGI wall + CGI Garage roofing H/timber + Shop H/CGI + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI Building roofing H/CGI + Open Shed + CGI roofing steps CRSM R/Wall CRSM R/Wall Random Rubble CGI wall + CGI Pigsty roofing VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS

VBP/Developed/Non-Developed VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Garage R/Wall Garage

317 Yanphamo Tungoe

Garage R/Wall Apron VBP/Developed/Non-Developed pigsty Septic Tank

318

319

Mhonchumo Tungoe

Motsuthung Tungoe

320

Mhonthung Tungoe

321

Nzio Tungoe

322

323 K

Y

Lirenthung Tungoe

Benathung Tungoe M

C

Type/ Side

Storeroom Toilet

RHS RHS CGI wall + CGI roofing Random Rubble open + CGI roofing CGI wall + CGI roofing Random Rubble stone slab RHS timber + open + CGI roofing Brickwall CGI wall + CGI roofing brickwall + CGI roofing Random Rubble WBM RHS Random Rubble RHS Random Rubble RHS WBM

R/Wall A/Road VBP/Developed/Non-Developed R/Wall VBP/Developed/Non-Developed Steps VBP/Developed/Non-Developed A/Road Hume pipe VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS R/Wall Random Rubble A/Road WBM Hume pipe VBP/Developed/Non-Developed RHS Dense Forest RHS Shifting charges Dense Forest

RHS

Dimensions L metres

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

5

6

5

5

19.6 21.6

0.45 5.2

12.5

7

8.8

4

11 25 4 4 58 13.5 32 32 32 16 16 9.5 7.2 14.4 6.5 6.5 15 4.5 5.5 3.7 14

0.4 0.3

3

7

8

1

9

10

25

sqm

8.82 cum 1196.76 sqft 87.5 35.2

1.5 1.2 2

2.1 3.5 0.3 0.5 0.45 0.6 0.3 1

0.3 1 0.5 6 1.8 1.75 1.8 0.8 3.3 0.45 2.4 3 2.5

6.6 9 8 8.4 2199.55 2.025 8.64 9.6 32 16 4.8 51.1 43.2 271.11 11.375 125.87 121.03 14.85 2 11.88 11.1 376.73

2

6

sqm cum cum sqm sqm sqft cum cum cum rmt rmt cum sqft sqm sqft sqm sqft sqft sqm cum sqm sqft sqm

0.45 2.5 2.5 2.5

11.25 cum 268.96 sqft 31.5 sqm

5.3

3.3

17.49 sqm

6.3

3.5

22.05 sqm

3.5

2

5.5

4.5

3.3 16 16

0.3 0.3 3.6

3.2

3.2

sqm

24.75 sqm 2.5 1.5

1

2

324

E Khel

sqm

10 10 12.6

7

Sl. Name of Owner No

2.475 cum 7.2 cum 611.08 sqft

Type/ Side

L metres

3 steps steps Steps Resting Shed

5 8 8 9.5 2.5

6 2 2 2.3 2.5

4.5

3

OpenForest

4 CRSM CRSM CRSM RCC H brick wall + open + CGI roof WBM RCC CGI wall + CGI roofing Tarpaulin + Open roofing S/Bamboo + CGI Roofing Timber wall + CGI roofing RHS

Dense Forest

Resting Shed 325

CAWD

Apron RCC gate Building Bathroom

326

Nrano Ngullie

328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343

N Wopansao Tungoe Zubemo Tungoe C Thungchamo Lotha Lichamo Tungoe K Benathung Tungoe Santsuo Tungoe Aremo Tungoe Motsuthung Tungoe Zuben Tungoe Khonthungo Kikon Nongothung Kikon Renchamo Kikon Phyodemo Kikon Nrisao Kikon Phyodemo Kikon GB/dispute D/Khel Chipen Kikon P Nlumo kikon

345 Tsenchio Murry

61.61

13

0.08009 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

30.48

17

0.05182 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

79

17

0.1343 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

75.6

9.5

0.07182 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

63.6

12.5

0.07963 ha

Dense Forest Dense Forest

RHS RHS

35.2 14

11 10.5

0.03872 ha 0.0147 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

18.5

14

0.0259 ha

Dense Forest Dense Forest

RHS RHS

52.3 105

14.5 13.5

0.07584 ha 0.14175 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

22.6

20

0.0452 ha

Dense Forest Dense Forest Dense Forest

RHS RHS RHS

19 32 32

15.5 15 14.3

0.02945 ha 0.048 ha 0.04576 ha

Water Tank

Brickwall

2.1

2.1

Steps Steps

CRSM CRSM CGI wall + CGI roofing CGI wall + Open roofing RHS RHS tarpaulin + CGI roofing Open + CGI roofing Steel Timber wall + CGI roofing Open + CGI roofing CRSM PCC CRSM

12 15

1 1

6.5

3.3

Kennel

3

16.5

sqm

2.5 1 4 4.5 8.2 1.5

40 3 1075.84 48.6 88.56 9

sqm sqm sqft sqm sqm sqm

5.6

2.5

14

sqm

3.7 10.6 9.7 10.8

2.5 3.5 0.45 2 0.45 4.5

9.25 37.1 8.73 21.87

sqm sqm cum cum

2.8

11.2

sqm

Resting Shed Open Forest

R/Wall Pavement R/Wall Hume pipe R/Wall Shop

5

2.8

14

sqm

5.5

5

27.5

sqm

5

4

20

sqm

7.2 5.5 9

0.6 0.4 0.3

4.32 2.2 2.7

sqm cum cum

3

2

6

sqm

20

3.9

828.4 sqft

Chicken Coop

20.3

3.8

829.9 sqft

Open Forest Dense Forest Dense Forest Pavement

PCC

4

1st floor Water Tank Cattle trap Open Forest Shop Steps Open Forest store room R/Wall Nzan kithan

Chicken Coop

Kitchen

1 1

14

3.7

557.29 sqft

3.5

3.3

11.55 sqm

2.2

0.3

4.7

3

5.5

3.5

13 6.2 31

0.45 1.5 3.9

5.5

3

16

1

0.66

cum

14.1

sqm

2

2

1 1

1

11.7 cum 9.3 sqm 1284.02 sqft 16.5

sqm

32

sqm

2.3

5.75

sqm

3

2

6

sqm

16 21.5 12 40 30

0.3 1 3 4.1 0.45 3.2 2.9 1 4.9 3.5 4.4 0.45 3.5 3.7 7

Chicken Coop

3

2.85 36 1019.57 14.4 533.51 12 1643.61 77 2 2 748.78 29.025 42 2 2 1592.24 0.021

cum sqm sqft cum sq sqm sqft sqm nos sqft cum sqm nos sqft ha

Store Toilet Septic Tank

351 352 353

Monro Murry Soren Murry Wokha village Council

354 Mhonyamo Murry

19.25 sqm

2.5

9.5 12 23.4 10 17.1 12 31.5 22

store room

350 R. Phyochamo Murry

R/Wall R/Wall Dense Forest shed

355

Athungo Erui

Bathroom Chicken Coop Dense Forest

Erui 356 Mhonbemo (B/Khel) 357

Vandan Erui

358 Motsuthung Erui

wall Flower House

5.4

0.0564 ha

Dense Forest

21.45 sqm 6

sqm

0.07172 ha 0.13949 ha

28.22 sqm

4.2

2.1

8.82

sqm

23.1

2.5

57.75 sqm

23.1

3.5

80.85 sqm

31.4 23.2 27

0.45 1 9.5 0.45 1.5 600mm 30 0.45 1.5 4.3 3.5

14.13 220.4 12.15 12 20.25 15.05

4.3

3.5

15.05 sqm

2.3 19 76

0.6 1 2.7

3.5

2

15 37.4

1 9.25

4.1

3.1

18

0.3

1.5

1

1.5

sqm sqm cum NOS cum sqm

2.07 cum 1 19 sqm 0.02052 ha 7

sqm

12.71 sqm 0.4

2.16

cum

1.5

sqm

3.3

12.21 sqm

79

9

0.0711 ha

6

4.7

28.2

sqm

3

2

6

sqm

2.7

2.5

6.75

sqm

3

2.4

7.2

sqm

2.5 16

2

5 32

sqm sqm

2.5

1

2.5

sqm

82 5.7 26.6

16.5 13 12

51

3.5

2.5 CRSM CRSM 1.5 RHS 18.7 CGI Wall + CGI 3.7 Roofing Tarpaulin + 1.5 Open roofing open + CGI 2.5 roofing RHS 73.3

2

1

0.1353 ha 0.00741 ha 0.03192 ha 178.5 sqm

0.7 3.5 0.45 2 9.5

6.125 cum 1.35 cum 0.01777 ha

3.5

12.95 sqm

1.5

2.25

1.5

3.75

10

sqm

Lichanbemo murry(B/Khel) Nongothung Murry

366 yanthungshio erui

369 370

Renben murry

371 372

Dispute Athungo Erui Mhonchumo Murry Nzanbemo Murry(B Khel) Wonchio Lotha Arhoni Erui

373 374 375 376

377 Nribemo Lotha 378 379

Chibeno Lotha Kiloso Erui

380 Zubemo Kithan 381

Kithantsu

382

Khoben Kithan

383

Thungchamo Murry(to be splitted)

384

E Nzanthung Murry

385 Bhanpen Kithan 386

Dr. Atheo

4.75 4

cum Rmt ha sqm

2.5

2.5

6.25

sqm

3.24

sqm

1.8

1.8

32.5 44 48.5

11 19 12

5.5

5

27.5

sqm

3.1

3

9.3

sqm

392

Chibenthung Kithan

393

Dr. Chumben Murry Victor Ezung

394

395 T Nsemo Murry

397

Janthungo Humtsoe Soyamo T Humtsoe

398 Ajamo T Humtsoe

399

Myingthungo Kithan

3.5

cum

4

4

16

sqm

4

2.3

9.2

sqm

16 23 42

0.3 14.5

2.2

2

22

12.5

2 1

1

32 sqm 6.9 cum 0.0609 ha 4.4

sqm

0.0275 ha

RHS

33

16

0.0528 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

35

16.5

0.05775 ha

Dense Forest Dense Forest

127 49.3

16 14

0.2032 ha 0.06902 ha

Dense Forest

RHS RHS Timber Wall + CGI Roofing CRSM RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS

Dense Forest

RHS

hut R/Wall Dense Forest Hut Dense Forest Dense Forest Hut

Hut Dense Forest Hut Dense Forest Dense Forest

Shed

3.5

2

49.3 12.3

0.5 14.5

7 3

sqm

73.95 cum 0.01784 ha

3

3

37.6 33

14 14.5

9

sqm

2

2

38

14

0.0532 ha

83.3

13

0.10829 ha

CGI Wall + CGI 3 Roofing RHS 48.6 CGI Wall + CGI 2.5 Roofing RHS 70 RHS 64.8 Brick Wall + 3 CGI Roofing Open + CGI 1.8 Roofing Open + CGI 2 Roofing CGI Wall + CGI 1.8 Roofing BrickWall 1.8 RHS 135.5

2.5

0.05264 ha 0.04785 ha 4

sqm

7.5

16

sqm

0.07776 ha

2.5

6.25

20 20

sqm

0.14 ha 0.1296 ha

3

9

sqm

1.5

2.7

sqm

1.5

3

sqm

1.5

2.7

sqm

1.5 20

2.7 sqm 0.271 ha 0.0848 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

51.4

16.5

Dense Forest

RHS

25.5

16

0.0408 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

71.6

16

0.11456 ha

16.5

0.08745 ha

Dense Forest Hut A/Road Dense Forest Dense Forest Dense Forest Hut

RHS 53 CGI Wall + CGI 3 Roofing WBM 15 RHS 70.4

3

9

sqm

5 15.5

75 sqm 0.10912 ha

23.6

16

0.03776 ha

RHS 65 CGI Wall + CGI 3 Roofing RHS 85.3

16

0.104

ha

2

6

sqm

RHS

14.5

0.12369 ha

Dense Forest

RHS

21.6

14

0.03024 ha

Hut

Bamboo + CGI Roofing Tarpaulin + Open roofing RHS RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS Open + CGI Roofing Open + CGI Roofing Hume Pipe RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing CGI Wall + CGI Roofing S/Bamoo + Open Roofing Open + CGI Roofing PCC

3

2.5

7.5

sqm

3

2

6

sqm

55 41

16 16

3

2

Bathroom Dense Forest Dense Forest

Bathroom

Hut Dense Forest

Hut

Hut

Chicken Coop

Building Bathroom

9.2

5.5

29.4

m

shed

15.4

6

42.8

m

45.5

12

A/Road shifting Cold Storage Open Forest

0.0546 ha

sqm

Dense Forest

store room

Benri Erui

sqm

ha

Ringwell Open Forest

404

7 20.7

sqm ha ha ha

Chicken Coop Zaremo Murry

2 4.5

35 0.0081 0.0459 0.15448

Dense Forest

403

3.5 4.6

0.022

Dense Forest 402 Tsatheo humtsoe

12.25 sqm

5 9 9 18.5

Bathroom 401 Chonben humtsoe

3.5

sqm

10

Dense Forest 400

3.5

3

0.08124 ha

7 9 51 83.5

Hut Nzanbemo Humtsoe

12

22

Dense Forest 396

1.5

sqm

RHS

Wall Open Forest Thungchamo Lotha 389 Ekimo Erui 390 Thungbemo Humtsoe 391 Mhonbemo Ezung

2 67.7

3

WBM RHS RHS RHS

Shed

388

sqm

A/Road Dense Forest Dense Forest Dense Forest

Shed 387 Mhonthung Erui

15

Dense Forest

Water Tank

0.03575 ha 0.0836 ha 0.0582 ha

0.7

Open Forest

10 sqm

0.0342 ha

1.5

Hut

9 360

0.04641 ha

2

Resting Shed

8

7

Hut Bathroom

7

2.5

9

Septic Tank R/Wall Open Forest

Santsuthung Murry

6 4

38

Toilet

Murry(B/ 368 Yibemo Khel)

4 5 WBM 90 CGI Wall + CGI 6 Roofing RHS 66.3

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

RHS

shed Rhanbemo Murry(B/Khel)

Dimensions L metres

CGI Wall + CGI Roofing Tarpaulin + Open roofing RHS Timber Wall + CGI Roofing CRSM CGI Wall + CGI Roofing Open + H/ timber CGI Roofing Brick Wall + CGI Roofing Brickwall Random Rubble RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing RHS

Steps

367

Type/ Side

Dense Forest

shop

sqm

0.04641 ha 2

shed Dense Forest

Open Forest

0.0373 ha 18 42.7 0.0228 40

5

364

15 sqm 0.0346 ha

3.7

0.45

shed

sqm sqm

3.4

5.66

Water Tank

12 15

8.3

20 42.7 48 10

360 Yanbemo Lotha 361 Nsemo Murry

cum

29.88 sqm

82

Toilet

4.41

3.6

LHS

Dense Forest Dense Forest Dense Forest

2

8.3

Random Rubble S/Bamboo LHS WBM CGI Wall + CGI Roofing Tarpaulin + Open roofing RHS RHS RHS Brick Wall + CGI Roofing Timber Wall + CGI Roofing Brick Wall Open + Greenhouse roofing Open + Greenhouse roofing RHS

Flower House 104.5

2 16.3 18.5

R/Wall Fence Open Forest A/Road

359 Ezanbemo Lotha

Renbon Erui

3 44 75.4

Dense Forest

Shed

362

sqm

RHS

16 3 25 10.8 10.8 6

349

36

0.02585 ha

CRSM CGI (G. Floor) CGI Wall + CGI Roofing Brick Wall Steel RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing CRSM RHS CGI Wall + CGI Roofing Random Rubble Timber + CGI Roofing H/Timber + Open + CGI roof RHS (Timber + CGI) Wall + CGI Roof CGI Wall + CGI Roofing CGI Wall + CGI Roofing S/Bamboo + CGI Roofing s Brickwall Timber Wall + CGI Roofing RHS RHS RHS

348 Rhonbemo Murry

sqm sqm

11

Maketing shed

347 Zuchumo Murry

70 34.5

23.5

5.5

2

1

sqm

Garage

346 Janthungo Murry

365

8.91

3.8

1.5

sqm

2.7

Maketing shed

3.2 2 0.3

13.5

3.3

sqm sqm sqm cum rmt sqm rmt sqft

1

1

sqm

sqm

2.1

1

16.2

Open Forest Dense Forest

3 A/Road

1 2 363 Mhonbemo Erui

3

7.2

2

5

Component

10 sqm sqm sqm sqm

5.4

Kitchen

33.6 33.28 17 2.25 10 6 21 981.17

16 10.4 8.5 5 10 3 21 24

7.2

1.5

Sl. Name of Owner No

9 16 16 21.85 6.25

sqm

Gate

3.6

3.5

8

2.25

shed

10.24 sqm

20 23

7

1.5

store room 344

B D/H Nos Quantity Unit me- metres tres

1.5

Store 327

Dimensions

Component

RHS

2

1.5

42

14.5

0.088 ha 0.0656 ha 6

sqm

3

sqm

0.0609 ha

3

2

108

16

6

sqm

2

1

2

sqm

3

2

6

sqm

103

16

0.1728 ha

0.1648 ha

3

2

16.8

16

6

sqm

6

1.5

6

1.5

7 69.7

1 10.5

9

5

45

sqm

8

5

40

sqm

1.5

1.5

2.25

sqm

3

2

6

sqm

30

3

90

sqm

60

15.5

0.093

0.02688 ha

2

9

sqm

18

sqm

7 sqm 0.07319 ha

ha

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M

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Afghan soldiers pause on a road at the front line of fighting between Taliban and Security forces near Badakhshan.

imagery posted on social media concludes. The tally come from a open-source investigative report published at the Oryx blog

by Stijn Mitzer and Joost Oliemans.

The continuously updated tally has catalogued hundreds of photos posted online by the Taliban of destroyed or captured Afghan military equipment.

As of the evening of June 30, the study found evidence of 715 light vehicles falling into Taliban hands, with another 65 destroyed.

Obviously, there are likely many more lost vehicles that gave gone

uncounted due to not being recorded in photos or videos.

For context, in 2018 the Afghan armed forces operated 26,000 vehicles including 13,000 Humvees of various marks, while Mitzer writes that a total of 25,000 Humvees have been transferred to Afghanistan by 2021.

During periods of intensified fighting, the Afghan government typically lost 100 Humvees a week, the report said.

If the Taliban can source the necessary fuel, its growing vehicle inventory could improve the group’s operational mobil-

ity, ie. its ability to mass forces across Afghanistan.

The vehicles may also serve as carriers for heavy support weapons such as mortars, heavy machine guns and recoilless rifles.

The Taliban has also used captured Humvees to infiltrate government perimeters to mount deadly suicide bombings, the report said. Armoured vehicles losses include a handful of old M113 APCs and Soviet tanks, but also 27 fifteen-ton M1117 armoured cars armed with a machine guns and Mark 19 automatic grenade-launchers.

As for artillery, alongside 13 shorter-range mortars, the Taliban notably captured 17 122-millimeter D-30 towed howitzers, the equivalent of an artillery battalion.

The Cold War howitzers aren’t hi-tech weapons but they remain deadly and can bombard targets up to 9.6 miles away with conventional shells, a capability likely to be exploited in an urban siege scenario.

‘Sending me to jail during Covid same as death sentence’ JOHANNESBURG, JUL 5 (PTI): Jacob Zuma, the former president of South Africa, who is currently facing a 15-month prison sentence for contempt of court, said on Sunday that sending him to jail amid the prevailing coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic at his age would be equivalent to a death sentence, news agency PTI reported.

“Sending me to jail during the height of a pandemic at my age is the same as sentencing me to death.

The death sentence was declared unconstitutional in South Africa in 1995,” Zuma, 79, said while addressing a press briefing at his homestead in Nkandla.

For the past several days, scores of Zuma’s support-

ers have been camping on June 29 found Zuma to testify before Chief Jusoutside his homestead to guilty of violating the order tice Raymond Zondo. express solidarity.

D u r i n g S u n d ay ’s TH briefing, Zuma repeatedly ignored questions from journalists with regard TO OUR PARENTS to reprimanding his supporters who were floutON 6TH JULY 2021 ing Covid-19 lockdown THUNGBEMO NGULLY & CHUMONI NGULLY rules. They were also seen brandishing weapons and threatened to resort to violence if their beloved leader was jailed.

The Constitutional Court on Saturday agreed to hear an application by Zuma to rescind the judgement where the former president cited his age, health condition and other unspecified reasons, PTI further reported. The hearing will now take place on July 12. Earlier, the court

HAPPY 56 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

WE ARE THANKFUL TO GOD FOR THIS CELEBRATION OF TOGETHERNESS “MAY THE LORD BLESS YOU …

ALL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE”

PSALM 128:5 DP-3098

OFFICE OF THE

EASTERN NAGALAND WOMEN ORGANISATION

New post-infection treatment for Covid identified

KABUL, JUL 5 (IANS): A total of 15 Taliban militants were killed in airstrikes as the fighters have been mobilised to overrun Kunduz city, capital of Afghanistan’s northern Kunduz province, an army spokesman said on Monday.

Acting on a tip-off, warplanes from the Afghan government forces targeted a Taliban gathering outside Kunduz city early Monday, killing 15 insurgents on the spot, spokesman Abdul Hadi Nazari said.

A number of arms and ammunitions of the militants were also destroyed during the raids, Xinhua news agency reported citing the spokesman as saying.

Taliban militants, who have captured five out of nine districts of the beleaguered Kunduz province and have been attempting to occupy the provincial capital Kunduz city, have yet to make comment on the airstrikes.

“A f t e r C OV I D - 1 9 emerged, many research groups reported that this inhibitor is also effective against the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, and many are currently pursuing the development of protease inhibitors as a treatment,” Kim said. The research team modified GC376 using a tool called deuteration to test its efficacy against SARS-CoV-2.

Treatment with a deuterated variant starting at 24 hours post-infection resulted in significantly increased survival of mice compared

to untreated mice, the researchers said.

The results suggest that deuterated variants have excellent potential as antiviral agents against SARS-CoV-2, they said.

“Treating SARS-CoV-2infected mice with deuterated GC376 significantly improved survival, viral replication in lungs and weight losses, which shows the efficacy of the antiviral compound,” said KyeongOk Chang, professor at Kansas State University.

CONDEMNATION We, the Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation, strongly condemns the 20th June, Aboi-Mon District incident, wherein two minor girls were misguided by six boys who sexually assaulted and raped one girl while one escaped.

Such barbaric acts in the society and community must be condemned at every level. The ENWO also urged the law enforcing agencies not to leave any stone unturned and expedite the case to bring to light the real age of the culprits as they hide in safety of the juvenile category as per their adhaar.

ENWO reiterates that the date of birth for the culprits should not be limited to adhaar alone but the agencies must refer to other documents including the church birth registration record which shows their actual birth date. Authentication must be done to ascertain the facts at every level.

Kind cooperation is highly appreciated.

Sd/LUMTILA ANAR General Secretary

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE COURT MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND S/C No.80/2021 NOTICE

Sd/A. SHAMTHAI PHOM President

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late L. Imdong Ao has been applied

by Smti Imkongtola, W/o Late L. Imdong Ao, R/o H.No. 111 Mongchen village, Mokokchung Nagaland for possession of: 1. Family Pension. PPO NP, NL/7006 2. Closing of A/C Notice is hereby given that any persons 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 24.07.2021.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court on this day the 24.06.2021.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Mokokchung: Nagaland

MKC-198

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

(Born : 1927, Died : 01/07/2021)

"The gates of heaven opened and Angels rejoiced" We, the family members of Lt. Limoni Ezung (Changsu New) would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all concerned individuals who stood by us physically, morally and financially at the time of her demise. Words run short to thank all individuals for the help rendered and it is in our prayers that our merciful Lord have you all blessed in manifolds.

Loving family members

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The Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu Students' Union (KPASU) extends our sincere gratitude to the AICTE (NBA Team), State Government, Shri. Temjen Imna Along (Minister Higher and Technical Education and Tribal Affairs) Shri. Medo Yhokha (Advisor Technical Education and Election), Department of Technical Education (Government of Nagaland), Principal, Er. M. Nakhro, Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu, Faculties, Non- Teaching Staff and all the well wishers for helping physically, mentally and financially in successfully achieving the Accreditation of KPA for a period of three years for Three Courses:- Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering and Mechanical Engineering w.e.f 2021-2024.

The KPASU also honour our beloved Lecture Late Er. Vizekhol Rhutso, Principal Incharge Government Polytechnic, Aboi, Mon for his tireless effort for the KPA under his leadership as Coordinator of NBA. The KPA being the oldest Polytechnic in our state since 1972 have finally made it to its dream and vision in its 49th Year. The KPASU hoped and believed that through this three years of blessings and opportunity the Department of Technical Education continues to support its students in achieving all source of Technical Knowledge and also in achieving fully fledged Engineering College in years to come for the welfare of the aspiring Technical Students of Nagaland.

Khekugha K Aye President

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

OFFICE OF THE

LAKHUNI VILLAGE COUNCIL

Kiyevi Swu General Secretary

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25 TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Late Mrs Watimongla (Changki)

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Airstrikes kill 15 militants in Afghanistan

quantity. These protease inhibitors are a class of antiviral drugs that prevent viral reproduction by selectively binding to viral enzymes and blocking the activation of proteins that are necessary for the production of infectious viral particles.

“We developed the protease inhibitor GC376 for treating a fatal coronavirus infection in cats, which is now under commercial development as an investigational new animal drug,” said Yunjeong Kim, associate professor at Kansas State University in the US.

Hq. Longleng : Nagaland.

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WASHINGTON, JUL 5 (PTI): Scientists have identified a post-infection treatment for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID19, and successfully demonstrated its efficacy in stopping viral reproduction in mice.

The study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that animal models infected with SARS-CoV-2 and treated with an inhibitor of protease enzymes had significantly increased survival and decreased lung viral

Children and Grand Children

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Taliban captures 700 trucks, Humvees from Afghan forces

KABUL/NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (AGENCIES): Taliban has captured a staggering 700 trucks and Humvees from the Afghan security forces as well as dozens of armoured vehicles and artillery systems in June, Forbes reported.

Also, more than 1,000 Afghan troops fled into neighbouring Tajikistan in the early hours of Monday after clashes with the Taliban, the Central Asian country’s national security committee said.

The shocking numbers reflect that local defence forces in some districts are evaporating in the face of the Taliban pressure, sometimes without a fight, due in part to the perception that the government is doomed due to the imminent US withdrawal from Afghanistan later this year.

And that in turn implies huge volumes of military equipment donated or sold to Afghanistan to help it fight the Taliban may instead continue pouring into that very group’s hands, an investigation of

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

P.0-Mangkolemba, B.P.O-Alongtaki Dist-Mokokchung, Nagaland

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With immense joy and pride, the Lakhuni Village Council would like to express hearty congratulations to Er. Limanaro, daughter of Late Chubawati of Lakhuni Village on being promoted to the post of Engineer-in-Chief of NPWD, Government of Nagaland.

We wish her all the best in all her future endeavor. May happiness, prosperity and God’s blessings always be with her as she works for the welfare of the Naga people.

Born : 08.09.1967 – Dead 15.06.2021 We, the family of Lt. Mrs. Sentimenla wishes to thank & acknowledge with great appreciation your kindness during her time of brief illness & passing. Your unceasing prayers, comforting condolences, gesture of love physically & financially are truly appreciated & will always be remembered. May our Almighty Father continue to bless each one of you.

Loving family.

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Born on: 09.08.1951 – Died on: 28.05.2021 We, the bereaved family members of Late B. Chingmak Teacher, would like to thank every individual, organizations, churches and societies who provided emotional, financial and practical support at our difficult times, who sympathized with us.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one individually, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving wife, children, grandchildren & in-laws

Death : 6th July 1996 "Blessed are those who mourn, for thy Shall be comforted."

Matthew 5:4 Dearest Ayao/Azao, Memory is a lovely lane where hearts are ever true, a lane we so often travel down; because it leads to you. We sadly miss you along life’s way, you are quietly remembered each day.’ A thousand words won’t bring you back, but you remain in depth of our hearts forever. Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure. You are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure. We will hold you in our hearts until we can hold you again in heaven.

“To live in the hearts of those we love is never to die” Loving children, grand children & in-laws DP-3063 K Y M C

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IPL with 2 more teams may send FTP for a toss Spain, Italy set for Euro 2020 semifinal

NEW DELHI, JUL 5 (IANS): The Indian cricket board’s plan to accommodate two more franchises in the Indian Premier League (IPL) from 2022 season is likely to leave cricket boards around the world worried as an increase in number of teams will mean the tournament will be extended by 10-15 days to accommodate more matches. The extended phase will overlap with Future Tours Programme (FTP).

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has no official window for the IPL which means that teams playing series during IPL dates either have to make do without their IPL-bound players or they have to plan their series outside the IPL schedule.

“A lot of series are lined up in March and June 2022, the months in which the tournament (normally played across April and May) could be extended to in case of increase in the number of matches. That has to be taken into consideration,” said a former member of the IPL Govern-

ing Council to IANS. The ICC, which has no dedicated window for the IPL since it is a domestic event, confirmed to IANS on Monday that the upcoming meeting of its Board on July 15 will not have the extended IPL on its agenda.

It means that the boards will have to sort it out on their own.

India and eight other countries, that send players to IPL, will be playing in the months of March, May and June next year as per the ICC’s 2018-2023 FTP. Australia, Bangladesh, South Africa, India, New Zealand and Afghanistan are scheduled to play international cricket in March 2022 while England and

New Zealand are expected to play cricket in May, 2022.

Australia, Bangladesh, New Zealand, India and England are scheduled to play in June and July.

Although Pakistan, Netherlands, Ireland and Zimbabwe are also scheduled to play international cricket during the phase, their players don’t feature in IPL. Pakistan players are barred while other three teams’ players don’t generally find takers from IPL franchises.

The current FTP schedule has been made till March, 2023. The 50-over World Cup will be held in India in the months of February-March. It means

Mary Kom, Manpreet picked flag bearers for Tokyo Olympics New Delhi, Jul 5 (PTI): Celebrated boxer M C Mary Kom and men’s hockey team skipper Manpreet Singh will be the country’s flag bearers at the opening ceremony of Tokyo Olympics, the Indian Olympic Association announced on Monday.

One of India’s biggest medal hopes, wrestler Bajrang Punia, will be the flag bearer at the closing ceremony on August 8.

The IOA has communicated the decision in this regard to the organising committee of the Tokyo Games.

In a first, India is having two flag-bearers -- one male and one female -at the upcoming Tokyo Games to ensure “gender parity”. This was recently informed by IOA chief chief Narinder Batra.

“It would be a huge huge moment for me given that it is my last Olympics. Who knows I might even get emotionally over-

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whelmed,” Mary Kokm told PTI after being named as one of the flag bearers.

“I am truly honoured to get this opportunity of leading the team out during the opening ceremony and I thank the sports ministry and IOA for naming me.

It would be added motivation for me. I promise to do my best for a medal,” the six-time world champion added.

The country’s lone individual Olympic goldmedallist Abhinav Bindra was the flag bearer at the

opening ceremony of the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.

“This is amazing, and I am speechless. I think it’s a huge honour to be named the Flag Bearer for the opening ceremony alongside the incredible Mary Kom,” Manpreet was quoted as saying in a Hockey India release.

“I have always been inspired by her journey in boxing and personally for me, this is a big moment in my career, and it is also a huge moment for hockey.

that the IPL 2023 may have to leave out March start and may have to extend the IPL 2023 to June. As of now Ahmedabad looks to be certain to get a new franchise.

On Monday, a report in the Times of India said that the BCCI has already prepared a blueprint for accommodating two new teams. It said that the tender documents for new franchis-

List of tours as per ICC FTP for 2022 & 2023 that may overlap with IPL 2022: February-March: Australia’s tour of Pakistan (2 Tests, 3 ODIs & 3 T20Is) March: Bangladesh tour of South Africa (2 Tests, 3 ODIs); India’s tour of New Zealand (3 ODIs); Afghanistan vs Australia in India (3 ODIs) April-May: Ireland tour of Zimbabwe (1 Test, 5 ODIs, 3 T20Is) May: England tour of Netherlands (3 ODIs) May-June: New Zealand tour of England (3 Tests) June-July: Australia tour or SL (2 Tests & 5 ODIs); Bangladesh tour of West Indies (2 Tests, 3 ODIs & 3 T20Is), NZ tour of Ireland (1 Test & 3 ODIs), India tour of England (3 ODIs & 3 T20Is) 2023: Feb-March: ICC World Cup

Will be fit in time for IPL but unsure about captaincy: Iyer Mumbai, Jul 5 (PTI): Shreyas Iyer reckons he will be fit to return for the second part of the Indian Premier League but the India batsman is not sure about getting his captaincy back, saying that decision lies in the hands of Delhi Capitals owners. The 26-year-old was ruled out of the IPL following a left shoulder injury he sustained during the series against England.

In Iyer’s absence, flamboyant wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant led the Capitals, who were perched atop the points table when the league was suspended due to multiple COVID-19 cases in its bio-bubble.

“My shoulder, I think the healing process is done.

Now it’s the last stage of achieving strength and range. “So that’s going to take about a month, and the training is obviously going on. Other than that, I feel, I will be there in the IPL,” Iyer said while speaking on ‘The Grade Cricketer’ Podcast.

Wimbledon: Djokovic rolls into quarterfinals Barty survives Krejcikova test to reach quarters

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L O N D O N , J UL 5 (AGENCIES/IANS): It was business as usual for top seed Novak Djokovic as the Serbian dismantled the challenge of Chile’s Cristian Garin with a 6-2 6-4 6-2 victory to advance to the last eight of Wimbledon and keep his title defence intact at the grasscourt major.

The world number one, who won the last two men’s singles titles on the manicured grass at the All England Club, will play his 50th Grand Slam quarterfinal when he next faces either Russian fifth seed Andrey Rublev or Hungary’s Marton Fucsovics.

The 25-year-old Garin, seeded 17th, had never played Djokovic on grass before and soon realised he did not have the resources to trouble the Serbian on a

sun-baked Centre Court.

Djokovic won the first eight points of the match and never took his foot off the pedal during the one hour 48 minutes, dominating from the baseline and the net against the Chilean.

He lost only 13 points on his own serve and broke his opponent five times to stay on course for a 20th Grand Slam title that would tie him with great rivals Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal for the most major men’s titles.

Meanwhile, Matteo Berrettini stepped up his bid to join a select band of players to complete the Queen’s Club-Wimbledon double in the same year with a fluent 6-4 6-3 6-1 fourth round win over All England Club debutant Ilya Ivashka on Monday.

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The serve was not at full throttle and the strokes were often rather wayward, but that did not stop Ash Barty from reaching the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the first time with a 7-5 6-3 win over French Open champion Barbora Krejcikova on Monday.

Long tipped as a future Wimbledon champion, the Australian world No. 1 has had to wait nine long years since making her main draw debut in 2012 to finally put herself in the last-eight mix at the grasscourt major.

Facing an opponent who until last Tuesday had never played a main draw singles match on turf, Barty had been expected to easily make her greater grasscourt pedigree count.

She will next face either British wildcard Emma

es will be out in mid-August, the new franchises will be introduced in mid-October, mega auction will be held in December while tender document for media rights sale will be brought out in mid-January.

RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group as well as Adani Group are expected to be frontrunners to buy the two new franchises.

Raducanu or fellow Australian Ajla Tomljanovic for a place in the semi-finals.

Second seed Aryna Sabalenka battled past a determined Elena Rybakina 6-3 4-6 6-3 in the Wimbledon fourth round on Monday to reach the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam for the first time in her career.

Meanwjile, Tunisian 21st seed Ons Jabeur produced a stunning display to overcome Polish seventh seed Iga Swiatek and secure her first Wimbledon quarter-final.

The victory sees Jabeur, 26, become the first Arab woman to reach the last eight at the All England Club. Jabeur will meet second seed Aryna Sabalenka next after the Belarusian beat Kazakh 18th seed Elena Rybakina.

MADRID, JUL 5 (IANS): Spain’s football team flew to London on Monday ahead of their European Championship semifinal against Italy on Tuesday night.

The need to protect the playing surface at Wembley Stadium meant the Spanish, who enjoyed a day off on Sunday, held their final training session ahead of the game at the familiar headquarters of the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) in Madrid, reports Xinhua.

Spain have reached the last-four after testing the nerves of their fans (and no doubt coach Luis Enrique) as they needed extra-time to beat Croatia 5-3 in the last 16, while their quarterfinal against Switzerland went to a penalty shootout in which goalkeeper Unai Simon was the hero.

Consecutive extratimes mean Spain have played an hour more than Italy over their last two games and the general feeling is that Luis Enrique’s players will need a good night in front of the goal if they are to get past the

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Italians.

Nevertheless, Spain have lost just two of their last 14 meetings against Italy and they still remember their quarterfinal win against Italy on way to the 2008 European Championship title, which truly marked their arrival as a top team and started a run of success which saw them win the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012, where they thrashed Italy 4-0 in the final.

However, the current Italian side is very different from the ultra-defensive teams of the past, with Roberto Mancini building

a team based on pace in attack and drive in midfield.

He has lost left-back Leonardo Spinazzola to injury, whose pace down the flank will be missed, although Ciro Immobile, Lorenzo Insigne and Nicola Barella all pose massive threats to a Spain side that always look as if they have a defensive error in them.

Pablo Sarabia is likely to miss out for Spain with a muscle problem, with Dani Olmo or Thiago Alcantara stepping in for a game where Spain will hope their control of midfield, rather than tired legs, will be the key factor.

Verstappen in dominant F1 Austrian GP win SPIELBERG (AUSTRIA), JUL 5 (IANS): Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took a firm grip on the 2021 Formula One world championship with a dominant win in the Austrian Grand Prix, as title rival Lewis Hamilton could only finish fourth after struggling with a damaged car.

In F1’s second successive Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring, Verstappen lived up to his pre-race billing as the hot favorite, leading all the way from pole position and collecting the fastest lap on way to his third victory in succession on Sunday, reports Xinhua.

“Incredible, to be honest. The car was on rails,” said Verstappen, who now has a championship lead of 32 points over Hamilton.

“Every tyre set we put on it was really enjoyable to drive. I’m a bit amazed how today went; I didn’t expect it to be like this.”

Verstappen’s main title rival Hamilton had been running second but dropped to fourth by the end after complaining of

Stafanie hattrick in big WI win over Pak NORTH SOUND (ANTIGUA), JUL 5 (IANS): West Indies women’s team skipper Stafanie Taylor gave a commanding performance as she led her team to a sixwicket win over Pakistan women in the third T20 International to make a clean sweep of the series at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground here.

Stafanie took a hattrick in the final over to end with 4/17 as Pakistan were bundled out for 102 in 19.4 overs. She then top-scored with 43 not out on Sunday as the home team strolled to 106/4 off 19.1 overs to make it three wins in a row.

Stafanie became the second West Indian woman to take a hattrick at the international level when she removed tailenders Fatima Sana (1), Diana Baig (5) and Anam Amin (0).

The previous hattrick for West Indies was by Anisa Mohammed against South Africa in 2018. Anisa also bowled well to end with figures of 3/24 off her four overs.

When the West Indies batted, Stafanie added 41 for the fourth wicket with Chadean Nation (20) and then had an unbroken fifthwicket stand of 48 with lefthander Kycia Knight, who ended on 24 not out.

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damage to his Mercedes, likely caused by riding his car up onto the Red Bull Ring’s sausage kerbs.

Hamilton’s teammate Valtteri Bottas took second place ahead of the McLaren of Lando Norris, who had an excellent weekend and might have finished second had he not been harshly given a five-second pen-

alty for forcing Verstappen’s teammate Sergio Perez off track early in the race.

Carlos Sainz took a solid fifth for Ferrari ahead of Perez, who had a scrappy race in which he himself was slapped with two fivesecond penalties for his involvement in separate incidents with Sainz’s teammate Charles Leclerc.

Norris’ teammate Daniel Ricciardo recovered from a poor qualifying session to take seventh, just ahead of an unhappy Leclerc and the AlphaTauri of Pierre Gasly, while Fernando Alonso rounded out the points’ positions in his Alpine.

The only driver to fail to see the chequered flag was Alonso’s teammate Esteban Ocon, who retired on lap 1 after contact with Antonio Giovinazzi’s Alfa Romeo to compound a miserable weekend for the Frenchman.

Verstappen’s fifth win of the season sees him extend his lead in the drivers’ championship with 182 points. Hamilton remains second on 150 points, with Perez third on 104.

In the constructors’ standings, Red Bull stay top with 286 points. Mercedes stay second with 242, and McLaren are third on 141 points.

The 10th round of the 2021 F1 season is the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on July 18.

Spurs want captain Kane to stay, says director Paratici

L O N D O N , J UL 5 (AGENCIES): Tottenham Hotspur want captain Harry Kane to stay at the club, their new managing director of football Fabio Paratici said, as speculation about the striker’s future continues.

Kane, who is valued at over 100 million pounds ($138.26 million), is currently at the European Championship with England, having scored three goals to lead them to the semi-finals where they will play Denmark at Wembley on Wednesday.

The 27-year-old has a contract with Spurs until 2024, but British media said he is keen to leave in order to win major trophies and there are no shortage of interested parties.

“Keeping him is not just my goal, it’s our goal as a club,” Paratici, who joined Tottenham last month, told Sky Sports.

“I can’t wait to watch him play live. .. Right now, he’s one of the best strikers in the world. He’s a complete player, really special”.

“I haven’t heard from him yet because I don’t want to bother the players who are busy at the Euros, it doesn’t seem fair to me.

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own goals with their national teams.”

Tottenham finished seventh in the Premier League last season under interim manager Ryan Mason after Jose Mourinho was sacked. They will host champions Manchester City in their opening game of the 2021-22 campaign on Aug. 15.

They have hired former Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Nuno Espirito

Santo as their new manager. Spurs Chairman Daniel Levy said last month that while he shared Kane’s frustration over the lack of trophies he would do what is right for the club in the transfer market.

“There is a market out there. What we want and what somebody else wants isn’t always possible to achieve,” he said. “We’ll do whatever is right for the club.”

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