April 11, 2017

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Oppn parties demand ballot papers NEW DELHI, Apr 10 (AGENCIES): Opposition parties on Monday approached the Election Commission expressing their “complete loss of faith” in Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and demanded using VVPAT (paper trail of voting) and paper ballots in upcoming polls.

Sixteen Opposition parties on Monday urged the Election Commission to revert to the paper ballot system, claiming the faith of the people in the EVMs has “eroded”.

Representatives of parties including Congress, BSP, DMK, Trinamool Congress and the Left met top EC officials to demand reintroduction of the ballot paper system.

“Going by what happened in the recent polls, be it the people or political parties, all have lost faith in EVMs. Therefore, the Election Commission should revert to using the old system of paper ballot instead of EVMs,” senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said after the meeting.

“Representatives of 13 parties put forth their views about the EVMs to the EC.

TASU urged to withdraw blockade D I M A PUR , A PR 1 0 (NPN): PWD (Works & Housing) department has urged the Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU) to withdraw its proposed indefinite blockade on Namtola-Mon road.

In a press release, the commissioner & secretary, works & housing, stated that repair works (IRQP) on Mon-Namtola Road (141-155 Km, 160-177 Km) would be taken up once the tender formalities were completed, which would take about two-three weeks.

Further, the commissioner & secretary informed that the chief minister has committed an amount of Rs.5 crore on April 4, 2017 for Mon-Namtola road.

The commissioner & secretary also stated that department has taken serious note of the delay in implementation of various works awarded to contractors under Tizit-Mon area and decided to review of all the road projects and necessary action would be initiated to resume those projects. In the light of the above, the department has urged TASU to review their decision and withdraw the blockade.

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We told them that free and fair polls cannot be ensured unless EVMs are taken out of use,” he said.

The poll watchdog, which has vouched for the reliability of EVMs, said it would soon convene an all-party meet to discuss the issue, senior Congress leader Kapil Sibal and DMK leader T Siva told reporters after the meeting.

The opposition leaders decided to put forth their demand before the EC for simultaneous use of VVPAT (paper trail of voting) and ballot paper in 50

per cent constituencies each for elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh slated later this year.

“This will help check the voting system and dispel all doubts about their use in elections,” said a leader.

Another Cong ress leader, Anand Sharma said: “The EC heard each political party patiently and the grievance was unanimous -lack of faith in EVMs. The EC assured that an all-party meeting will be convened soon and it will seriously examine our grievances.”

Opposition leaders

have been demanding that VVPAT be introduced in all future elections. The Congress has also been pushing for use of ballot papers instead of EVMs in upcoming elections in view of the alleged tampering.

The parties are demanding that the EC dispel the apprehensions they have and reassure the people of the country and voters on the serious issue.

The opposition parties observed that free and fair elections are the basic founding blocks on which the entire edifice of country has been maintained.

“Any erosion of these basic principles which sustain this edifice needs to be addressed forthwith and in the right earnest,” said another leader.

Among those present at today’s strategy meeting held at Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad’s chamber in Parliament included Congress leaders Ahmed Patel, Anand Sharma, Kapil Sibal and Vivek Tankha, besides JDU leader Ali Anwar Ansari, TMC leader Sukhendu Sekhar Roy, BSP leader Satish Misra and SP leader Neeraj Shekhar.

ACAUT cautions NE states most dependent on central goods transporters assistance; Nagaland tops the list

DIMAPUR, APR 10 (NPN): ACAUT on Monday warned goods transporters of police action in the event they were found entertaining the Naga Factional Groups (NFGs) on the matter related to taxation.

ACAUT media cell claimed that the transporters have been approached by some factions to deduct tax at the godowns after wholesalers of footwear items remained firm on the stand of ACAUT not to pay tax. However, some cadres aligned themselves with the “baadmashi transporters” and decided to impose Rs. 150 per every carton or crate of footwear at the transport godowns, failing which the goods would not be released.

ACAUT stand was that by aligning with the NFGs, the “goods transporters have become anti-social elements, criminals and extortionists whereby they will not release the goods if money is not paid”.

ACAUT also reminded NFGs that due to burden of taxation in Nagaland, many business houses have migrated to Lahorijan and Khatkhati and have grown rivals to Dimapur.

In the light of the above, ACAUT has asked NFGs to seriously rethink on this issue if they consider that the Naga movement was based on love for the land. It also urged Dimapur police to remain vigil for such activities by the transporters.

NEW DELHI, APR 10 (AGENCIES): While other major states in India depend less on the centre for monetary support, states in Northeast on the other hand, depends largely on the centre’s support.

The north-eastern states and J&K are the most dependent on central assistance, but Bihar, among the major states, too leans on the Centre’s shoulder.

Delhi on the other hand, generates more than 90% of its own revenue and so expects the least financial support from the central government among all states.

Among the more self-reliant states are Haryana, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.

In 2016, Prime minister, Narendra Modi based on the report of the Committee of Chief Ministers, said that the Centre has decided to continue to provide assistance in the ratio of 90:10 for core Central schemes and 80:20 for non-core schemes to the North Eastern States.

Earlier, the Northeastern states claimed that under the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) regime funding pattern for several

schemes in the region was 90:10 where Centre contributed 90% and state share stood at 10% was discontinued.

Eight Northeast eastern states including Sikkim which are members of the North Eastern council (NEC) had adopted a resolution stating that from the recommendation of 14th finance commission it appears that the special category state status of Northeastern states is going to discontinued.

Tripura chief minister, Manik Sarkar took lead in drafting the resolution which stated that changes in the funding pattern will drastically affect the Northeastern states.

`18L cash looted from SBI Dmu Lok Sabha passes MV Amendment Bill Senden excommunicates NH

(In circle) Suspect decamps with cash from SBI counter on Monday. (CCTV)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, APR 10 (NPN): Cash amounting Rs.18 lakh was reportedly looted inside the SBI main branch Dimapur on Monday during banking hours.

PRO Dimapur police confirmed that the bank had filed an FIR with the police in this regard.

In the complaint, the bank informed police that Rs. 18 lakh in cash went missing from the

counter of SBI Main Branch Dimapur.

PRO however did not divulge more information since the case was under investigation.

The CCTV footage of the bank, that went viral, supposedly showed the suspect in blue shirt decamping with the cash from behind the counter.

When contacted, AGM, SBI Main Branch Dimapur, refused to comment.

NEW DELHI, APR 10 (AGENCIES): A bill to unleash radical reforms in the transport sector by ensuring 100 per cent e-governance, checking bogus driving licenses and vehicle thefts, slapping heavy penalty on traffic violators and protecting the good samaritan was approved by the Lok Sabha on Monday.

All efforts would be made to eliminate corruption in the sector, road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari said while replying to a discussion on the Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill 2016, claiming that “no bogus driving lincenses would be made and there would be no theft of the vehicles once there is e-governance.” The bill was passed by a voice vote after several opposition amendments were rejected, including one moved by a CPM member on enhancing the compensation in case of accidents, was defeated by

37 votes in favour and 221 against.

There should be uniformity in the rules concerning issuance of driving licenses, the minister said, adding that through “e-governance, there would be provision of electronic registration.”

The bill seeks to “save lives” by ushering in radical reforms in the motor vehicles law to slap heavy penalty on traffic violators, protecting good samaritans and making vehicle-makers responsible for design defects to cut road accidents.

The basic aim of the bill is “to save human lives”, as a whopping five lakh accidents take place every year claiming around 1.5 lakh lives across the country.

“Once we (BJP) complete five years, we would be able to save 50 per cent lives lost due to road accidents.

We are working towards it,” Gadkari said.

The minister said once

the changes are incorporated in the law, it would be impossible for anyone including VIPs like politicians to obtain driving license without tests. “Even as a minister I would not be able to obtain driving license sitting at home,” Gadkari stressed.

On a specific opposition amendment on compensation which was defeated by 221 votes against to 37 in favour, Gadkari said it would not be possible to increase the compensation in case of death to Rs 20 lakh as it would entail substantial hike in insurance premium.

The amendment was moved

by CPI-M member Sankar Prasad Datta.

Stressing that any kind of corruption would not be tolerated in the transport sector, he said “we will have to bring online governance to put an end to the corruption. Corruption would not be tolerated and we are firm on this.”

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Mokokchung, Apr 10: Ao Senden during its Federal Council meeting on Monday resolved to excommunicate P. Chuba Ozukum, president of the Naga Hoho with immediate effect. Ao Senden acting president C. Angang Jamir and acting secretary L. Tally Lkr further made known to all the P. Chuba Ozukum has been stripped of the rights to represent Aos in any platform.

The decision to this effect was made based on the November 14, 2016 Federal Council meeting wherein the Senden had resolved to inform P. Chuba Ozukum to relinquish from the post of president Naga Hoho in order to safeguard the rights and prestige of the Aos. However, the Senden said P. Chuba Ozukum failed to listen to the federal council’s resolution till date.

Further, the Ao Senden Federal Council also strongly condemned the views and decision of Naga Hoho for not allowing its president to step down, terming it as an act against the decision of the Aos. In this regard, the Senden categorically pointed out that “no tribal hoho has the right to interfere in other tribal hoho’s resolution and legitimacy.”

‘No poor will be deprived by making Aadhaar mandatory’ PWD (NH) clarifies on NH-2 widening work New Delhi, Apr 10 (PTI): Accusing the Congress of painting Aadhaar as a curse, the government Monday asserted that no poor person would be deprived of the subsidy benefits by making the Aadhaar mandatory and that privacy of individuals will be protected.

Minister of IT and Law Ravi Shankar Prasad stated this in the Rajya Sabha while replying to a discussion on Aadhaar against the backdrop of concerns expressed by the opposition over making the biometricbased identification system mandatory for availing of government subsidies.

“I want to make it very clear on the behalf of the government that no poor shall be denied his subsidy rights at all. Be very clear about that. Whether it is, a mid day meal or any other benefit, we have said that you come on Aadhaar but

no denial will be there,” he assured the House.

“The right of privacy of individual must be respected... The question to be considered is, are we invading privacy through the Aadhaar law, the answer is ‘No’,” he said.

Observing that at present, over 113 crore residents in India have Aadhaar, Prasad said that “Aadhaar is safe, let me say proudly that the data is secure”.

He said that in the last six years, the government has cancelled and blacklisted 34,000 operators who tried to pollute the system or tried to make fake Aadhaar cards.

“Since December 2016, we have taken action against 1,000 operators. We have a proper oversight system available which we do at all the authority at our command,” he said.

Accusing the Congress of trying to paint Aadhaar

as a curse, Prasad outlined several benefits associated with it. “You need to come on Aadhaar but the benefits will not be denied to you, you can come with alternative identity proof be it ration card, MNREGA Card, driving licnse or others. But please apply for Aadhaar, that is the whole essence,” he said.

“Fake bank accounts is a known phenomena. We cannot wish away that poor people have lost their savings. So these realities are known,” Prasad said.

To back his assertion of Aadhaar data being secure, the Law Minister reasoned that minimum data is collected by the authorities, and information related to an individual’s religion, caste, language, medical history or ethnicity is not profiled.

“Let me outline minimum data is being taken for preparation of Aadhaar card, the authorities are

under strict instructions to maintain that secrecy and if they flout they can also suffer three years of imprisonment and prosecution,” the Law Minister argued.

Pointing out that national security is important, he said that even in cases of national security, a highlevel mechanism has been put in place whereby a designated officer of the Home Ministry shall for reasons to be recorded in writing certify disclosure of a person’s Aadhaar data.

Further, he said that a committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary will ascertain and confirm that a person’s Aadhaar data needs to be disclosed in such cases.

“This is the kind of safeguards we have given that the biometrics of an ordinary person even in case of national security cannot be opened unless certified by this level of higher authorities,” Prasad said.

D I M A PUR , A PR 1 0 (NPN): Responding to Lotha Hoho and Rengma Hoho “open ultimatum”, which demanded immediate start of the road widening work along NH-2 for the two sectors by April 18, chief engineer (CE) PWD (NH) clarified that the project “widening to 2-Lane from Km 40.00 to Km 72.40 of NH-61 under NH Division Kohima in the State of Nagaland” was sanctioned by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) on June 18, 2010 for an amount of Rs. 9368.08 lakh.

The CE said tenders were invited and work was awarded to M/S Meenakshi Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. However, a case pertaining to award of works of the project was filed in the Court and the case went through a long process of litigation.

Finally, the MORTH foreclosed the project on February 19, 2015, said CE.

Thereafter, the CE said the project under the nomenclature “strengthening and widening to 2-lane with paved shoulder of NH-61 from Km 40.00 to Km 72.40 under EPC mode in the State of Nagaland” was sanctioned by the MoRTH on October 31, 2016.

According to CE, the ministry allowed the project to be split into two packages (Package I –from Km 40.00 to Km 56.00 and package II –from Km 56.00 to Km 72.40. Bids were invited and technical bids for both the packages were opened on January 20, 2017, said the CE. With regard to package I, CE said bids had to be invited two times since one bidder (out of two bidders) was found to be ‘non-responsive’.

CE however said the tender evaluation was in progress and was likely to be awarded by last part of April.

With regard to Package II, the CE said Letter of Ac-

ceptance (LOA) has already been issued on March 31, 2017. CE said the tender process was delayed by three weeks due to the State wide ‘Bandh’ in the month of February, 2017.

Unlike other con tract procurement systems, which take about one to two months, the CE said in the case of Engineering Procurement Contract (EPC) mode adopted for the instant project, it will take a considerable period of time to complete the tendering process.

However, the CE said once the process was completed, the progress of work would be smooth and would be strictly completed within the stipulated time. Acknowledging the problems faced by the general public due to poor road condition, the department has appealed to all responsible to bear with the inconveniences and wait for the tender process to be completed.

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5000 saplings to be planted at Mt. Tiyi during World Environment Day

DIMAPUR: District Planning and Development B o a r d m e e t i n g s we r e conducted in Wokha and Tseminyu sub-division on April 10, wherein various agendas were taken up.

W o k h a : Wo k h a DPDB took the decision to undertake plantation activity at Mt. Tiyi on World Environment Day, June 5 during the DPDB meeting held on April 10.

According to DIPR report, Mt.Tiyi popularly known as the “Abode of Souls” had become depleted due to development taking place over a number of years as well as human population expansion and was now devoid of flora and fauna.

Vice chairman DPDB & DC, Wokha, Wezope Kenye, urged the members to come forward and extend support for the success of the plantation, to increase the biodiversity and for a healthier environment of Wokha. Mt. Tiyi forest is a Protected Forest under Forest Department Wokha.

District Employment Officer (DEO), Zuthunglo Ezung, while presenting departmental activities in

Vice chairmen DPDB & DC, Wokha, Wezope Kenye addressing the Wokha DPDB meeting on April 10 2017. (DIPR) the district said that, the duties and responsibilities of the department was to enforce the Compulsory Notification of Vacancies (CNV) Act 1959. The other activities include Registration of job seekers, compilation and dissemination of various statistical dada like Employment Marketing Information (EMI), both from public and private sector and sponsoring of candidates for various notified vacancies.

In addition career counselling and vocational guidance, workshop in

schools and colleges talk on various career options were also undertaken by the department. DEO also stated that the total number of registrations done at Wokha as on February 28, 2017 was 4461.

District Evaluation Officer (DEO), Wokha, Etssorhomo Khuvung highlighted that his department had undertaken two evaluation studies in 2016, namely function and performance of Village Development Board (VDBs) and study o f Wo k h a - M e r a p a n i Road. He also said that

for the current year the department has completed the field work of Marketing Facilities for Agri & Allied products.

Chairman Lotha H o h o, M h a o L o t h a apprised the members that if the PWD (R & B) department does not fulfil the memorandum submitted by the two Hohos (Lotha & Rengma) for widening of National Highway-2 (NH-2) they would be compelled to impose bandh from April 19. In this regard, the DC informed that department officials would be visiting

Wokha on April 11 and would hold consultative meetings with the district administration and the concerned department for early execution of work.

He therefore requested the two Hohos to put the bandh on hold.

Department of Food & Civil Supplies and Art & Culture were entrusted to present their departmental activities during the next DPDB meeting.

SDPDB Tseminyu: Tseminyu Sub-Division Planning & Development Board (SDPDB) conducted its monthly meeting at ADC conference hall on April 10 under the chairmanship of parliamentary secretary for Housing and Chairman SDPDB Tseminyu, Er. Levi.

According to DIPR report, ADC Tseminyu, Vikhweno Meratsu introduced new member of the SDPDB, S e n k a l e m b a P, S u b Divisional Horticulture Officer Tseminyu. The meeting discussed various agenda including proper assessment of students enrolled in Government Primary Schools (GPS) and the number of Government Schools in the sub-division.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, april 11, 2017

news in brief EF&CC meeting: A meeting of all executive officers of the department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (EF&CC), up to the rank of beat in-charge (independent beats) has been convened by minister of Environment, Forest & Climate Change on April 13 at 10:30 a.m in the conference room of the principal chief conservator of Forest Office, Kohima There would be followed by ministerial staffs meeting of all Kohima based forest offices.

N P G N / N N C ( NA ) i n f o r m s : Taking serious note of some alleged “imposters” collecting tax in its name, the NPGN/NNC (Non Accord) UT under the directive of CAO UT-1 has, in a press note, directed all shop and business establishment under UT-1 contact 07005660058 for any clarifications and further information.

Pentecostal Church. The facilities available free of cost during OPD are doctor consultation, medicines, blood grouping & RBS. The UPHC would start functioning from April 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m on all working days.

SJC campus hostellers of 2011 batch reunion: St. Joseph College Campus (SJC) hostellers’ 2011 batch reunion group would be holding its reunion from April 21-22 at Shalom Resort, Peren district with the motto “Retuning the old cassettes”. All the members have been asked to register their names at the earliest. For information one may contact Francis Konyak or Noel Angami at 8974 881 237/ 9615 666 381.

Tobu town shopping complex: Shopping complex for unemployed and poor women at Tobu town would be inaugurated on April 11 at 10 a.m, with deputy director, Urban NNC GDRN (N-A) UT-I new UT-I Development, A. Chenithung Lotha chairman: NNC GDRN (N-A) held its as chief guest in Tobu town. cabinet meeting on April 5, for minor NICGOA informs: A general body reshuffle within the same, wherein meeting of Nagaland Industries Alobo Chophy, deputy kilonser and Commerce Gazetted Officers’ has taken the charge of new UT-I Association (NICGOA) has been chairman. For further details contact convened on April 12 at 11 a.m in the at 7085900334. conference hall of the directorate of N P W D e m e r g e n c y m e e t i n g : Industries and Commerce, Kohima.

Emergency meeting for all Direct All members have been informed by Recruit Junior Engineer under NPWD NICGOA president, T. Moawati Ao has been convened on April 12 at 2 to attend the meeting to deliberate on p.m in PWD chief engineer office urgent matters and to submit annual membership fees. Respective general Kohima. managers and functional managers URBC Mokokchung reallocates: have been informed to bring the Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC) membership fees from the officers Mokokchung has been relocated under their jurisdiction for the years temporarily to Alongmen ward, near 2015-16.

PLV conducts legal awareness campaign Nagaland State Council for Higher Education holds first meeting

Yemlongchaba Chang, PLV addressing the village council members during the week long campaign.

DIMAPUR: A week-long legal awareness campaign was conducted in 6 villages of Chendang Saddle, New Chingmei, Cheingmei, Waoshu, Yimpang and Taknyu by Yemlongchaba Chang by a Para Legal Vonlunteer (PLV) of Tuensang District Legal Services (TDLSA), an awardee of the Regional (North- East) Best Para Legal Volunteer (PLV) 2016.

Yemlongchaba spoke to the students about “child’s right” and highlighted their basic human rights and other statutory rights guaranteed under

the Constitution of India for children below the age of 14 years. He also highlighted various other laws like the Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act 2012, Commission for Protection of Child Rights Act 2005 and Child Marriage Restraint Act. Speaking to the village council members, student unions, GBs, NGOs and village elders on Universal Adult Franchise, Yemlongchaba explained the concept and meaning of democratic form of government, which was a system of government in

which power was vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system. He also urged them to practise clean election.

The targeted groups were the NGOs, students of Gover nment High Schools, Govt. Middle Schools and Govt. Primary Schools, Village Councils and GBs in all the six villages, numbering a total of 1000 beneficiaries.

Pamphlets and booklets on various acts and laws were distributed to the participants.

IUN awareness talk on Homoeopathy Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, APR 10 (NPN): On the occasion of the 262nd birth anniversary of Dr. Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (Father of Homoeopathy), the ICFAI University Nagaland (IUN) on Monday organised a n awa r e n e s s t a l k o n Homoeopathy at its college campus here in Dimapur.

Chief guest of the programme, Dr. Bendangtula Jamir, asst. director H&FW and registrar, Board of Homoeopathic System of Medicine, Nagaland, spoke in length about her depar tment’s activities with special emphasis on Homeopathy.

She pointed out the holistic and unique

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Council for Higher Education (NSCHE), Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA) held its first meeting at the chief minister’s office chamber on April 7.

Addressing the meeting, chief minister & Chairman, NSCHE (RUSA), Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu said that education started very late in the state but even so, the state had made good progress.

Referring to the 15 government colleges that were under RUSA program, he said that many of these colleges were still very young but added that, “we are lucky that we have this program to cover all these 15 colleges for infrastructure development, for improvement of the colleges in different ways.”

He noted that, “we are still lagging behind in the education sector” and emphasized that there were many rooms for improvement. “The credit for the achievement we have made so far goes to those of you working in the department, for your time and energy”, he said. He impressed upon

that with the new funding pattern, the state budget had become very small and therefore we needed to depend on the centrally sponsored schemes heavily.

He urged the departments “to judiciously spend the money for the project for which it is meant.”

Dwelling on the importance of RUSA, parliamentary secretary of Higher & Technical Education, Deo Nukhu highlighted the features of RUSA and said that it was implemented in the Higher Education as a flagship program after the successful implementation of SSA and RMSA. He said Nagaland did not have a state university so far but informed that, there were 13 government general degree colleges and 2 colleges of teacher education, covered by the RUSA scheme.

He said that UGC had granted autonomous status to Kohima Science College (Autonomous), Jotsoma with the permission to run post graduate courses and accordingly, the college has started the first batch of M.Sc courses in 6 subjects in the last academic session

NF&ES to observe Fire Service week

DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Jn., DC Office Jn., High Fire & Emergency Services School Jn. And Police (NF&ES) has informed Check Gate (Bible Hill). that it would be commemoT u e n s a n g : Towe r rating Fire Service week Clock and High School starting April 14 till 20.

Jn. I n a p r e s s n o t e, Zunheboto: Police DIG(F&ES), Neilasa Sop- Point, DC Office Jn. And fii said awareness on fire B.O.C. prevention and safety camMokokchung: Sungpaign would be held at the kom, Police Point and following places.

Sewak Gate.

Kohima: CRPF camp Wokha: Police Point, Jn. (Lerie), Mohankhola Zero Point and Longsa Jn., P.H.Q Jn., T.C,P Gate Gate.

Jn, New N.S.T Jn., Kezekie Kiphire: DC Office Market, Tinpati Jn., and Jn., Bazaar Jn. and Police High School Jn. Point.

Dimapur: City Tower, Peren: Police Point Notun Basti, DC Office Jn., and New Jalukie Bazaar P.W.D Jn, M.P Road Jn., Line. and Super Market.

Longleng: Adjoining C h u m u k e d i m a : Leinak & Shamkang WardSieurhuza, 2nd gate, Chu- Police point, N.S.T Jn., Shmu Bazaar and Sovima ayung Ward and Main Zero Jn. Point(Longleng town).

Mon: New Site Jn., Tuli: Tuli Bazaar and Night Station and Bazaar City Gaon Valley.

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The programme will Phek: Police Point, begin at 8 a.m on April In a congratulatory note, Patton Bethany Colony, Hospital 14. said the award to the two officers has shown the zeal, courage, determination, commitment and sacrifice towards their state and the nation at large. He said the DIMAPUR: The Chumukedima Area GB Association two officers have set an exemplary step (CAGBA) has convened an emergency meeting of all and an encouragement for the rest of the its executive members on April 12 at 10 a.m, in the residence of GB Meresao, Purana Bazar. security forces to emulate.

approach of Homoeopathy t owa r d s t r e a t m e n t o f patients. According t o h e r, H o m o e o p a t hy doesn’t treat the patient; it treats the person. She elaborated the differences between Homoeopathy and other forms of treatment, emphasising on the affordability and safety attributes of the former.

With regard to the changing dynamics of health and diseases, the role and importance of Homoeopathy would be vital especially for treatment of various lifestyle diseases, she said.

As the present Central Gover nment has given impetus to AYUSH and other Indian medicines, Homoeopathy is set to

grow, she said, adding that Nagaland with its plethora of medicinal plants has a good prospect of manufacturing AYUSH medicines.

G u e s t o f h o n o u r, medical officer (Homoeopathy) DHD, Dr. Lanuyanger Jamir, spoke on the “practicality” of Homoeopathic medicines and treatment.

He informed on the efficacy of Homoeopathic medicines in treating viral cases including HIV and mental illness.

E a r l i e r, w e l c o m e address was delivered by vice chancellor IUN, Prof.

Charles P. Alexander. Dr. Kevizonou Kuolie proposed vote of thanks.

The programme was chaired by Holi J. Ayemi.

Patton fetes Elisen an Atu DIMAPUR, APR 10 (NPN): State Home minister Y. Patton has congratulated Captain Elisen Y. Jami and SDPO Atu Zumvü for receiving the prestigious national gallantry award ‘Shaurya Chakra’, for making the people of the state, the state government and the country proud for their bravery and commitment.

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CAGBA emergency meeting

Members of NSCHE (RUSA) with chief minister during the meeting. of 2016-17 while the second batch of M.Sc would start in the academic session 2017-18.

In the meantime, he informed that the ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) had sanctioned a New Model Degree College (science stream) in the educationally and economically backward district of Mon and the work was in good progress at Wakching. Further, the parliamentary secretary said that he would be presenting two new proposals during the upcoming National Mission Authority

meeting at Delhi scheduled to be held on April 17.

They include setting up of a centralized library with computer centre, digitization of college libraries with RIFD technology and internet connectivity in 16 RUSA beneficiary institutions, and seeking the approval to start an engineering college in the state.

He also informed that the MHRD had agreed to sanction the School of Planning and Architecture (SPA) in the state on a basis of 100% central assistance.

Earlier, state project director, RUSA, Menuokholie

Kire gave a power point presentation on physical and financial progress of the ongoing RUSA projects. He also highlighted the fund/ project monitoring systems through Geo-Tagging/ GIS Mapping, Public Financial Management System (PFMS), and online RUSA Fund Tracker.

T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by secretary of Higher & Technical Education, R. Asenla Keitzar, who also delivered the welcome address. Director of Higher Education, I. Alempokba proposed the vote of thanks.

crime beat

Excise (NC) apprehends one with ganja

DIMAPUR: The Narcotic C e l l ( N C ) o f E xc i s e De par tment while on routine frisking at Khuzama checkgate arrested Ankit Kumar Patel of Buxar village, Bihar from a Dimapur bound passenger vehicle for trafficking of 33 kgs of contraband ganja

(cannabis) on April 10.

A c c o r d i n g t o S P, E xc i s e S. P hy o b e m o Kikon, the duty party was led by assistant inspector Nokcha Ao. The accused was booked under relevant section of the NDPS Act and forwarded to the The accused in custody judiciary, SP added.

Kohima Police nabs one with Opium

DIMAPUR: Kohima police manning Phesama check gate during routine checking and frisking intercepted one Dimapur bound Tata Winger-MN01G-0500, and apprehended Nathu Ram (32) son of Budharam, Bupalghat village, Rajasthan, a havaldar of ‘F’ coy Assam Rifles posted in Manipur for possession of suspected opium (latex) weighing approximately 975 grams on April 9.

According to SDPO (S) and PRO Atu Zumvu during the course of checking Nathu Ram identified himself as Assam Rifles personnel.

PRO stated that initial attempt to check his luggage

was denied claiming that police cannot check Armed Force personnel and since there had been instances w h e r e A r m e d Fo r c e s personnel were involved in smuggling narcotics drugs from Manipur, the police personnel proceeded to check the luggage and recovered the item.

PRO stated that the contraband was found neatly packed in 2 everyday milk packets and 8 golden tobacco packets. The accused stated that he purchased the suspected contraband for Rs. 55,000 from Manipur and was smuggling it to his native village, PRO added.

PRO stated that in this

Nathu Ram connection the accused was taken into police custody and a criminal case had been registered against him for further investigation.

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stages of chemical ecology researches. The programme would include specific mechanism to train and equip young scientists from NER of India. Each of the projects aims to be demonstrated, understood and predictably manipulates the molecular and cellular basis of a well defined phenomenon in chemical ecology.

The brief background o f c h e m i c a l e c o l o g y, handed out to the media persons stated that the major focus of the integrated programme was on the chemistry of interactions among plants, animals and microbes. Such interactions

and their understanding would impact many fields of biology including agriculture, medicine and biotechnology.

In addition to building research capacity in the NER and the rest of India, the multidisciplinary nature of the programme would also guarantee considerably enhancement in the quality and international impact of each component discipline within its perview.

The platform is to provide a firm base for all new innovative research projects or training programmes involving NER and Bangalore PIs

Blood donation camp held in Mkg

Revival crusade to be held in Kiphire

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Correspondent KO H I M A , A P R 1 0 (NPN): Two-day Scientific A dv i s o r y C o m m i t t e e (SAC) and Project Steering Committee (PSC) meeting on chemical ecology programme linking North East Region (NER) and Bangalore research hosted

by Nagaland Science and Technology Council (NATEC) began today at Hotel Japfu, Kohima.

The meeting is aimed to leverage opportunities in the North Eastern States, which offer unique natural resources and opportunities for field researches that drive subsequent

44 Assam Rifles led by Asstt. Comdt. Dr Jubin Henry John organized blood donation in collaboration with MDVBDA at Mokokchung on April 7. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Awareness a n d m o t iva t i o n - c u m blood donation camp was organized by 44th Assam Rifles in collaboration with District Aids Prevention and Control Unit (DAPCU) Mokokchung

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and Mokokchung District Voluntary Blood Donors Association (MDVBDA) at Blood Bank Mokokchung on April 7. According to DIPR report, Assistant Commandant, 44 Assam Rifles, Dr. Jubin

Henr y John spoke on the importance of blood donation while president MDVBDA Molo Jamir delivered the welcome address. The function was chaired by Makshi, DPO Mokokchung.

Dimapur: Three-day revival cr usade jointly organized by Baptist Pastor’s Fellowship Kiphire To w n ( B P F K T ) a n d International Evangelistic Fellowship Kiphire Unit (IEF) would be held from April 28 to 30 at Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro on the theme “Back to the Bible”. General secretary, International Evangelistic fellowship (IEF) Mokokchung, T.Chujang Aier and managing director of Eleutheros Christian Society Tuensang Nagaland would be the speakers throughout the revival crusade.

over the coming years.

Earlier at the opening p r o g r a m m e, s e n i o r consultant NER- BPMC New Delhi, Dr. Pawan Sharma in his brief address said SAC and PSC meeting was unique in its nature and expressed joy to see the substantial progress being made on definite objectives and that he looked forward to see the advancement soon. He was positive to learn from each other during the two-day interaction.

Member secretar y Dr. Zavei Heise in his introductory note regretted that though Nagaland had rich bio-diversity in the region, Nagaland did not have a single national research institute except for the ICAR Mithun research centre.

He expressed that through this meeting, it would benefit not only NER but the whole world because a fundamental research would be carried out during the two-day meeting.

Researchers and think-tanks from various parts of the state and abroad are taking part in the two-day event, funded by department of Biotechnology, ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India.

PTOU mass social work on NH-29

PTOU members carrying out repair work on the road.

DIMAPUR: The Pfütsero Tr u c k O w n e r s U n i o n (PTOU) conducted mass social work for repairing, clearing and filling up the pot holes of National Highway 29 from Chakhabama to Pfütsero on April 8, 2017.

A press note by PTOU general secretary, Poinu Chotso stated that the National Highway 29 was the life line of Pfütsero town and other districts. It also stated that they had requested the government several times

but it had delayed to fulfill the people’s request. In this regard, the truck owners along with truck drivers and handymen rendered their own service, where around 50 persons participated in the social work.

Governor of Arunachal Pradesh & Nagaland, P.B. Acharya meeting His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama at Thupsung Dhargye Long Monastery, Dirang on April 6. (DIPR)

Marketing shed inaugurated at Teichuma village DIMAPUR: Marketing shed constructed under RKVY 2016-17 by the department of Agriculture was inaugurated by district agriculture officer, Kohima, Vizonyu Liezie on April 6 at Teichuma village under Chiebhobozou block.

A short programme wa s h e l d w h i c h wa s chaired by SDAO, Kohima, Myanthung Patton.

Vizonyu Liezie stressed on the importance of having a marketing shed in the area which would help the local farmers immensely to sell their products of any season.

Village council c h a i r m a n , Te i c h u m a thanked the department for the shed which was

DAO, Vizonyu Liezie along with others at the marketing shed. a first of its kind in that particular area and hoped that it would help the farmers to improve their economy by selling all

agricultural produces. Vote of thanks was delivered by chairman, Chiebhobozou block, Thepfüriya RKVY. The marketing shed

has been constructed on the roadside at Army General Staff Road & New Teichuma village junction.

NFGS to organise flower exhibition-cum-competition inKohima DIMAPUR: Nagaland Flower Growers Society (NFGS) in collaboration with the department of Horticulture would be organizing flower exhibition-cum-competition at the Heritage (Old DC’s Bungalow), Kohima from April 11 to 13.

According to DIPR report, p a r t i c i p a n t s f r o m D i m a p u r, Kohima, Mokokchung and Phek

districts would be taking part in the exhibition-cum-competition, under different categories: Ferns and Foliage; Cacti and Succulents; Indigenous Foliage and flowers; B u l b s a n d Tu b e r s ; O r c h i d s (Indigenous); Orchids (hybrid); Bonsai; Perennial; Annuals and Biennials; Flower arrangements (Fresh) and Flower arrangement

(Dry). The exhibits will be judged on the basis of number, size, quality of blooms, pots and planting medium.

Selection of prize winning exhibits would be done by a panel of expert judges on April 11 and the results and prizes distribution would be declared on April 13. Fresh cut flowers, tools and implements,

manures, flower seeds, plants etc would also be available for sale.

Fresh flower arrangement competition for high school level would also be held after the inauguration.

The inaugural function would be held on April 11 at 10:00 AM, with secretary of Horticulture, Alan Gonmei as chief guest.

Community mobilization & sensitization trg on RTE Act 2009

Chukitong Baptist Church CNY department organised social work on April 8, 2017, where Sunday school students with the teachers filled up potholes aloñg the NH 2. Headmaster, his welcome and keynote GHSS Chukitong, S.M Kikon spoke on the theme “be a responsible citizen”.

Correspondent KOHIMA,APR10(NPN): District Mission Authority ( DM A) SSA Kohim a organized programme for community mobilization and sensitization training on RTE Act 2009, role and responsibilities of SMC, inclusive education, special training , quality civil works, Swachh Bharat, UDISE, CAL social audit, accounting and financial, Pe d h e B h a r a t B a d h e Bharat , Shagun at Ura academy hall Kohima on Monday.

State mission director, SSA Nagaland Gregory Thejawelie in his address urged the participants to strive on how to enhance the quality education in their respective area. He said the important role of the teachers included assessing the lear ning level of the students, supervising to do basic things and conducting regular meetings.

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Gregory Thejawelie addressing the gathering. (NP) each student.

Director informed that the state introduced communitization programme had found favour outside and many states had replicated the same, however he said we should introspect the role of communization and check out the positive contributions.

He stressed the need for working hand in hand between the community and government to be successful for children’s

education.

DDEO Kohima Neizetuonuo in her address said this type of programme was required to enhance quality education, create awareness the right and responsibility of the teachers.

She said the role of the teachers was ver y important as students’ future lay in their hands.

She appealed the school authority to check the wrong divert of fund meant for school development

and to visit schools as frequently as possible to guide and encourage the teachers.

SDEO Kohima Talingangla spoke on the challenges ahead for the education of the children.

She said the teachers should not only focus on good marks and result of students but prepare for their future with sincerity and dedication.

Assistant district coordinator DMA, SSA Kohima Thongsenlo in

address said the annual activity of community mobilization and sensitization training had been put on halt for sometime due to fund constraint.

The inaugural session was led by Visato Koso co-ordinator EBRC L. Khel Kohima and vote of thanks was proposed by Ruokuoseno co-ordinaror EBRC Viswema. More than 50 persons including teachers, VEC, SMC, WEC and others from the block of L. Khel Kohima village and Viswema village attended the programme.

Others who spoke on various topics during the technical session included j t . d i r e c t o r S C E RT Nagaland Shilu Ao, dy. mission director SMA, SSA Nagaland Kohima K h u k i ye Awo m i , dy. mission director SMA, SSA Nagaland Kohima Tali Jamir, co-ordinator EBRC L.Khel Kohima Visato Koso and additional director treasur y and accounts FC, SMA , SSA Nagaland Kohima Mhonchumo Kithan.

Baptist Theological College, Pfutsero 25th graduation ceremony

Graduating students of BTC Pfutsero.

DIMAPUR: Baptist Theological College (BTC) Pfutsero, celebrated its 25th graduation ceremony, where 45 students received diploma in Bachelor of Divinity under Senate of Serampore University.

Speaking as guest speaker general secretary NBCC, Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho stressed on the superiority of spiritual grade and honesty over academic grade, intelligence and talent and encouraged the

students to manifest God’s love and power through their lives.

At the programme vice principal, BTC Rev. Senokhape Losou presented the graduates with various awards and prizes followed by presentation of College Diploma by principal, BTC Rev. Dr. Yiepetso Wezah.

Earlier the programme was chaired by chairman, board of directors, BTC Rev. Dr.Vevo Phesao, invocation prayer by senior pastor

Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kohima, Rev. Khrotso Mero, Old Testament and New Testament lessons we r e r e a d b y p a s t o r, Lozaphuhu Baptist Church, Rev. Kevengoi and pastor, Kikruma Baptist Church Dzuthohu Kezo, thanksgiving prayer was led by Rev.Khrutsoi Luruo, the College choir presented a song and benediction was done by executive secretary CBCC Rev. Dr. Vezopa Tetseo.

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Activist threatened with rape, acid attacks in Assam

New Delhi, Apr 10 (Agencies): A human rights activist from Jorhat, Assam, has been threatened on social media with death, rape and acid attacks, allegedly by members of Bajrang Dal, for condemning the arrest of three people in the town for possessing beef.

On April 4, the Jorhat police arrested three people – including a minor – following a complaint by local BJP leader Mridupawan Bora, accusing them of hurting the religious sentiments because they were in possession of 500 gms of beef meant for consumption.

While the minor was sent to an observation home on April 5, the two adults, Abdul Rahman and Shah Jamal Haque, were charged under Section 295 (a) of the IPC and the Assam Cattle Preservation Act, 1950.

The Cattle Preservation Act, however, doesn’t criminalise possession of beef, but only lays down the circumstances under which slaughtering cattle may be permitted. Many people in the state questioned the arrest on social media, including Bondita Acharya. Speaking to The Wire from Jorhat, Acharya, the northeast coordinator

of Human Rights Defenders Alert (HRDA), related, “The conversation on Facebook was about people other than the Muslim community eating beef in the state.

I commented that people even from higher castes of Hindus consume beef. Suddenly, some strangers began to abuse me using the most offensive language.”

She said, “They threatened me with death, rape, acid attacks, and also hurled sexually explicit abuse to defame me. What shocked me was also that the language used to abuse me was Assamese.”

“I also feel the anger was directed at me because I am a Brahmin and a woman,” she added.

On April 10, Acharya lodged a complaint with the superintendent of police, CID (Guwahati), which thereafter alerted the Jorhat SP. She said, “The local police have assured me all help to identify and nab the culprits.”

The local Bajrang Dal has reportedly issued a press statement demanding a public apology from her for condemning the arrests. “They have also put it out on social media asking people to identify my house in Jorhat,” she

added. Alongside the police complaint, Acharya has approached the National Human Rights Commission on April 11 morning, urging “for an urgent hearing” on her case.

Meanwhile, Women Against Sexual Violence and State Repression (WSS), of which Acharya is a member, issued a statement on April 11 to “strongly condemn” the manner in which she was “criminally intimidated, abused in sexual language, defamed and trolled on her Facebook account only because she expressed her personal opinion regarding eating beef, a common practice in her state of Assam.”

“She is being threatened with acid attack, rape and gang rape and issued death threats. It is clear that the persons making these threats are associated with Hindutva organisations as the Bajrang Dal even issued a press release demanding a public apology (from her). We demand that the complaint she has lodged with the Superintendent of Police (CID) be immediately registered and strong action be taken against the perpetrators of threats,” the statement said.

northeast Mizoram govt, HPC-D peace talks on April 21 Aizawl, Apr 10 (PTI): The fourth round of peace talks between Mizoram government and the Hmar Pe o p l e ’s C o nve n t i o n (Democratic) militants is scheduled to be held on April 21, a senior state Home department official said on Monday.

The official informed PTI that the parleys were expected to revolve around giving more autonomy to the Sinlung Hill Development Council and also on the financial aspects including proposals for rehabilitation and resettlement of the HPC (D) militants, after they lay down arms in the event of the agreement being signed.

“We are waiting for the concurrence of the state Finance department on our proposals for the proposed expenses and hope that the concurrence would come before the resumption of the talks,” the official said.

The state government delegation would be led by Additional secretary in the Home department, Lalbiakzama while the HPC (D) delegation would be headed by working president of the HPC (D) L T Hmar and comprising of overground Hmar leaders from both Manipur and Mizoram.

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Secular ethics the only way to bring peace: Dalai Lama

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Tawang, Apr 10: Tibetan Spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama on Monday said secular ethics is the only way to bring lasting peace and happiness in the world.

“Peace in post World War II is built on fear. But genuine peace can come only through inner peace,” he said.

The Dalai Lama, who gave a talk on “Secular Ethics and Happiness” on the final day of his four-day visit to Tawang, stressed that inner peace can come through training of the mind.

Delivering his talk to an audience assembled at Kalawangpo Hall, the Nobel Peace laureate reiterated that secular ethics must be achieved through education and not just through prayers or faith. Chief Minister Pema Khandu was also present at the august gathering.

Replying to a query on what would be the state of secular ethics when presently the world is witnessing clash of beliefs, the Dalai Lama said, “Neither can destroy each other’s beliefs.

So best way is to make peace and live together.”

“A terrorist killing in the name of religion can never be true to his faith.

However, efforts must be made to reach out to them

as they are not born terrorist but circumstances made them so,” he said.

Emphasising on education as the key to bring in human understanding and values, the Dalai Lama lamented that western nations are not helping in brining true values of education due to which everyone is after material pursuit brining untold human sufferings.

Responding to a question on Buddhist belief on Karma, the Dalai Lama urged the audience to follow Buddhist teachings only after having convinced themselves through investigation and experiments.

He said followers of Buddhist philosophy have the liberty to reject it if they find it unsatisfactory.

Asked whether religious rituals have become more important than wisdom or philosophy, the spiritual leader declared that rituals are not important.

However, he emphasised on use of intelligence to transform emotions and not through rituals.

E a r l i e r, t h e D a l a i Lam released a book titled - “Ocean and Blue Mountains” published by department of Karmik and Adhyatmik Affairs (DoKAA) in presence of Chief Minister Pema Khandu and other dignitaries.

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All the joy you can ever have and may you be blessed abundantly today tomorrow and the days to come!

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M’laya celebrates Shad Suk Mynsiem Correspondent

Shillong, Apr 10: Hundreds of tribal Khasi men and women on Monday celebrated the “Shad Suk Mynsiem” (dance of peaceful hearts) in the mountainous state of Meghalaya to display their admiration for God. “Shad Suk Mynsiem” was performed at the Weiking Ground here to celebrate the season of harvest and also to pay obeisance to God. Clad in traditional Khasi attire, young virgin maidens wore colourful and exotic silk dresses and were decked up in ornaments of

gold and silver, while the men wore silk dhotis, waistcoats, plumed turbans and ornaments. They danced to the accompaniment of traditional music.

“The ‘Shad Suk Mynsiem’ or thanksgiving dance is one such celebration to show the Khasi admiration for God. It is organised throughout the Khasi Hills during spring time when nature rejuvenates itself and mankind is filled with the hope of a rich harvest from the sown seeds,” said Sumar Sing Sawian, an elder of the Seng Khasi, a movement to preserve and propagate the indigenous religion and culture.

CPI(M) cadre accused of molesting BJP woman leader in Tripura

HAC chairman election on April 12

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Sd/ALITEMJEN IMSONG Gen. Secretary

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With immense pride and honour, the C.Y.U extends heartiest congratulations to Miss Helen Ao on her promotion from D.A.O to the post of Account Officer (A.O), Dimapur.

The Union wishes her sound health to scale more success in her future endeavour.

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We the students of MKK takes immense pleasure to felicitate and give our heartiest congratulations to 1) Mr. Atomi Swu, promoted to Joint Director, School Edu. Dept.

2) Mr. Vishika Tuccu, promoted to AEO, School Edu. Dept.

3) Mrs. Vinili Kiho, promoted to Accountant, Co-Operative Bank (Wokha).

The Union wishes them the best in their mere future endeavour.

Dt. Dimapur the 04th April' 2017

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Augustine M. Yanthan, S/o Late Nchumo Yanthan resident of United North Block-B, Burma Camp, Dimapur has reported that he has lost the Jamabandi/Patta bearing Patta No.-642 under Dag No-782 measuring an area of 00B-03K14Ls. at Block No-11.

Seen FIR lodge vide GDE No.-10/2017, dtd-10/3/2017 in the East P.S, Dimapur on the said plot of land.

The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land and if any should be submitted to this Court in written within 1(one) month from the date of issue of this notice.

Kesonyu Thome, IAS Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Nagaland

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Gorkha Union Naginimora held its 9th General Meeting on 9th April 2017. The meeting was Chaired by Krishna Thapa. The meeting started with invocation prayer by Pastor Vikram Sonar (GBCN) followed by welcome speech by Shri. Kishor Kr. Rai (Gen. Secy.) presented the annual report and finance report presented by Ms. Kanchan Rai (Fin. Secy.). The house unanimously passed the annual activities to be conducted in the year 2017-18. Vote of thanks was presented by Shri. S.B Sonar (Info. Secy.) followed by light refreshment.

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Whereas Smti. VEPELO-U, W/o Lt. C.KEDUNYI, R/JUGALI Power Deptt. Pfutsero of Khezhakeno Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the India Succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension, service benefits, etc. belonging to Lt. C.KEDUNYI, Power Deptt) Pfutsero of Khezhakeno village, who expired 8-3-2017.

Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to the above mentioned property and the same to be submitted to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero, within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objections within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for.

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Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti Ngipjeih Konyak with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of His/Her/Wife/Husband deceased Late Y. Ngamchang Konyak Ex pensioner of PPO No. 111609918 under the establishment of senior treasury officer, Mon who expired on 17/02/2017.

Objection are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (Thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notification.

No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

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The Northern Angami Youth Organisation (NAYO) with profound delight extends its heartiest congratulation to Shri. Atu Zumvu, SDPO, Kohima on being awarded the “Shaurya Chakra” (the third-highest Peacetime Gallantry Award) from his Excellency the President of India. The Organisation further wish him success and prosperity in his future career.

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IMPHAL, Apr 10: The chairman of Hill Areas Committee (HAC) of Manipur Legislative Assembly will elected on April 12.

Secretariat of Manipur Legislative Assembly Monday issued a notification regarding holding of the election while also informing that BJP legislator V Hangkhalian has been appointed as a member of HAC to preside the election.

As per the notification, the election will be held at 11 am of April 12 in the committee room of the assembly secretariat.

All the 20 legislators elected from ST reserved seats from the hill districts of the state are the members of the Hill Areas Committee (HAC) of Manipur Legislative Assembly. Of the 20 seats, Congress won

in nine seats while BJP in five seats and NPF and NPP in four and two seats respectively.

The chairman of the committee is likely to be elected from the legislators of the ruling parties.

HAC will be constituted under Manipur Hills People’s Regulation to safeguard the interest of the people of the hill areas.

Pratapgarh Mandal committee members came there and demanded the immediate arrest of the CPI(M) excouncillor.

Police rushed to the spot to bring the situation under control, but is to arrest anyone.

“We have asked the police to arrest the accused by today. If they don’t do so, we will gherao the East Agartala women police station in the afternoon,” BJP state general secretary, Pratima Bhowmik said.

She further claimed that during the incident,

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The Tesophenyu Group Students' Union profusely extol Dr.R.Kemp (IFS) for his elevation as the Principal Chief Conservator of Forest, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.

He is not only the former President but also the first person to crack UPSC exam from the Union. His achievements are indeed a rich channel of inspiration, motivation, pride and honour for the aspirational students fraternity.

Further, we wish him good health of mind and body to be a source of guidance, wisdom and blessings to the people wherever he render his service.

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election and bagged the second highest votes among BJP contenders.

The par ty claimed that AMC’s former councillor and CPI(M) leader, Bipadbondhu Rishidas, accompanied by around 30 party cadre, came to the woman’s house around 8pm and thrashed her husband, threatening him to leave BJP. Hearing the noise, the woman came out of the house and as she tried to protect her husband, the cadre molested her.

On getting the information, senior BJP leaders and

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The Indian National Gallantry Award Winners’ Association, Nagaland, Kohima convey its warmest congratulation to Mr. Atu Zumvü, SDPO, Kohima and Captain Elisen Y.Jami, an army officer from the 12th Battalion, parachute Regiment.

On the 6th April 2017 they were conferred the third highest peace time award, Shaurya Chakhra by the President of India, Pranab Mukherjee for their exemplary courage and gallantry in their respective line of duties.

The Association is extremely happy to add that Nagaland State now have in total of 53 National Gallantry Awardees.

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the CPI(M) cadre also molested another BJP woman leader. The very day, one BJP worker was assaulted by one CPI(M) worker as the former was not ready to quit BJP. He is currently admitted in GBP Hospital.

Two days back, the BJP Mahila Morcha had organised a dharna followed

by a ‘secretariat abhiyan’, protesting the “alarming rise” of crime against women under the Left government’s regime.

Meanwhile, the BJP’s OBC Morcha held a daylong statewide demonstration in demand of adequate reservation for OBCs on Monday.

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The Waromung Shisashir Telongjem extend our heartiest congratulation to our Advisor Er. Talitemsu on being promoted to Additional Chief Engineer PWD (R&B) Mokokchung Zone.

The WSTK wishes him the very best and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him with good health and successful service in the days to come.

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Agartala, Apr 10 (Agencies): A woman BJP leader was allegedly molested by CPI(M) cadre as she tried to prevent them from thrashing her husband at Pratapgarh constituency’s Aralia in East Agartala on Sunday.

B J P l e a d e r s h ave threatened to gherao the East Agartala women police station, where they have lodged a complaint, if the accused were not arrested on Monday.

The victim had conAartist perform Bihu dance on the eve of Rongali Bihu in Dibrugarh on tested the last Agartala MuMonday. (PTI) nicipal Corporation (AMC)

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national ED summons Himachal CM for questioning

NDA constituents to fight 2019 polls under Modi’s leadership

NEW DELHI, APR 10 (AGENCIES): To show how the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance now has nationwide presence and has expanded to 32 parties and to convince other regional parties to join the coalitiion, leaders of all its constituents, half a dozen of which are new entrants to the alliance, met here today.

The show of strength is significant in the run up to the elections to the posts of the President, where the electoral college comprises the two Houses of Parliament and all directly elected legislators. The NDA is currently a mere 20,000 short of the majority mark for the election to the President scheduled for July.

The meeting was also a signal to fence sitters among regional parties to come in the NDA fold. The BJP is not averse to parties like All India Anna Dravida

NDA leaders at a meeting at Pravasi Baratiya Kendra in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI)

Munnetra Kazhagam of Tamil Nadu joining the NDA. In the run up to the meet, BJP chief Amit Shah personally invited several of the leaders, from Shiv Sena chief Uddha Thackeray to Gorkha Janmukti Morcha leader Bimal Gurung.

The BJP hopes to expand NDA beyond its current 31 allies in the run up to the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, especially by bringing smaller parties under the NDA umbrella in the states where the alliance scored poorly in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

The BJP has identified 120 seats where it hopes to do well in the 2019 Lok Sabha to compensate for any losses that it might suffer in its strongholds in northern and western India. Most of these seats are in the North Eastern states, Odisha, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

The constituents were also asked to spread the word about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘garib kalyan’, or welfare of the poor, agenda, and the over 90 pro-poor schemes launched by the BJP-led government at the

Centre. According to a BJP strategist, the party is keen to forge alliances with smaller parties, particularly parties that represent particular social classes and communities, in areas where it has traditionally been weak.

In recently concluded assembly polls in the five states, the BJP forged alliances with smaller outfits like Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party in Uttar Pradesh, and formed governments in Manipur and Goa with the help of regional outfits.

The meeting was chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. All the leading allies attended the meeting, including Telugu Desam Party chief and Andhra CM N Chandrababu Naidu, Peoples Democratic Party leader and Jammu and Kashmir CM Mehbooba Mufti, and the chiefs of its allies in Maharashtra, Bihar, North Eeastern states, Kerala, etc.

5 Indian ‘spy’ sentenced to death in Pak

ISLAMABAD, APR 10 (IANS): Kulbhushan Jadhav, an alleged Indian spy arrested in Pakistan, has been given the death sentence, it was announced here on Monday.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said a Field General Court Martial awarded the capital punishment and Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa had New Delhi, Apr 10 confirmed the death sentence. Jadhav was arrested on March 3, 2016 reportedly in (IANS): Enforcement DirecBalochistan’s Mashkel area for “involvement in espionage and sabotage activities against torate has again summoned Pakistan”, the ISPR said.

Himachal Pradesh chief minister Virbhadra Singh for questioning in a money laundering case registered NEW DELHI, APR 10 (IANS): Some Tamil Nadu farmers, protesting at Jantar Managainst him, his wife and tar here for over three weeks demanding waiver of their loans, on Monday stripped others, an official said on outside the Prime Minister’s Office after they were not allowed to meet Prime Minister Monday. Congress leader Narendra Modi. has been asked to appear beSome of them rolled on the street outside the PMO in protest. On Friday, some fore the Investigating Officer of the farmers, including a woman, as part of their agitation, were seen “pleading” in on April 13 to get recorded front of a “masked” Prime Minister Modi. One of the protesting farmers wore a mask his statement under the Pre- resembling Prime Minister Modi. Earlier, the farmers had displayed the skulls of the vention of Money Launder- farmers who died apparently due to severe drought in the state. The farmers have been protesting at Jantar Mantar from March 15. ing Act (PMLA).

The agency had summoned him earlier too but he had then excused himself by referring to his official NEW DELHI, APR 10 (IANS): Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Moncommitments. It has already day that India can never discriminate against its citizens on the basis of caste, creed, questioned his wife Pratibha religion and colour. Singh was responding in the Lok Sabha after opposition members Singh and son Vikrama- created a ruckus over remarks made by former BJP Rajya Sabha member Tarun Vijay ditya Singh. In the first week in relation to the colour of South Indians.

“This country can never never allow to differentiate on the basis of caste, creed of April, the Enforcement and colour,” Singh said. He said he would even take the name of the person as he is Directorate had attached neither a member of the Lok Sabha nor Rajya Sabha. Singh said that he (Vijay) has Virbhadra’s Delhi farmhouse already apologised, saying his remarks are indefensible. “When he has already apoloworth Rs. 27.29 crore in the gised, there is no requirement of raising questions,” Singh said. case. The agency’s move came after the CBI filed a charge sheet against Virbhadra and others last month for allegedly amassing assets worth Rs. 6.03 crore.

Tamil Nadu farmers strip outside PMO in protest

No discrimination in name of caste, religion: HM

TN: EC cancels RK Nagar bypolls over Rs 89 cr cash-for-vote scam NEW DELHI, APR 10 (AGENCIES): The Election Commission on Sunday night cancelled the 12 April bypoll to the RK Nagar Assembly constituency in Tamil Nadu over the use of money power to influence voters. After several rounds of meeting with Tamil Nadu election officials, the Election Commission decided to rescind the election notification.

It said the by-election will be held in “due course when the vitiating effect created by the distribution of money and gift items to allure the electors gets removed with the passage of time”. Sleuths of the Income

Tax Investigation wing conducted searches in properties and offices belonging to Tamil Nadu Health Minister C Vijayabaskar on Friday across Tamil Nadu. The searches on premises of an associate of Vijayabaskar has revealed routing of Rs 89 crore for “distribution to voters” in R K Nagar Assembly constituency which goes to poll on 12 April.

Vijayabaskar is a prominent loyalist of AIADMK (Amma) faction’s candidate TTV Dinakaran.

Vijayabaskar, who is the first state minister to come under the lens of taxmen, is among the key cam-

paigners in the bypolls. There were also several complaints of alleged money distribution by AIADMK’s Amma faction. The seat fell vacant after the death of the then chief minister J Jayalalithaa on 5 December and the bypoll is being viewed as a battle of prestige for the two factions of the AIADMK. The AIADMK (Amma) faction is led by VK Sasikala. The other faction is led by former chief minister O Panneerselvam.

On 27 May last year, the EC had recommended to the Tamil Nadu Governor to cancel the notification to hold polls to the Arvakurichi and

Thanjavur Assembly constituencies following evidence that a large sum of money was used to influence the voters there.

Tamil Nadu had gone for Assembly polls on May 16 last year after which the AIADMK returned to power for a second consecutive term. EC had used its constitutional powers in March 2012 recommending to the President cancellation of the notification for Rajya Sabha biennial election from Jharkhand even after the polling had concluded after it found that money was used to influence voters.

Violence in Kashmir before Anantnag poll Srinagar/ New Delhi, Apr 10 (IANS): A school building was set ablaze as mobs stoned security personnel on Monday in Anantnag town and adjoining areas, prompting Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti’s brother and PDP contestant Tassaduq Hussain Mufti to seek deferment of the Wednesday Lok Sabha by-election in the region.

The fresh violence amid a complete shutdown in response to a call from separatists comes a day after widespread clashes, disrupting voting for the Srinagar by-election, while security forces left eight civilians dead in central and north Kashmir.

A police officer told IANS here that clashes e r u p t e d i n P u lwa m a , Kulgam, Anantnag and Shopian districts of south Kashmir - the region that is scheduled to vote on Wednesday for a Lok Sabha by-poll.

The officer said mobs threw stones at security forces at more than a dozen places as the forces used tear gas canisters and baton charged the crowds to disperse them.

Amid the protests, mosque loudspeakers played slogans hailing Islam and pro-freedom songs.

In Shopian, people took to the streets after security forces arrested suspected troublemakers on Sunday night.

Protesters earlier set ablaze a school building the second in two days - in Shopian that was designated as a polling station for the Wednesday by-poll, the officer said.

Top district education officer Mohammad Sadiq told reporters that “three rooms of the government school were damaged.

On Sunday, a government school was torched by unknown persons in neighbouring Pulwama district.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 125 Dimapur, tuesday, April 11, 2017

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More than a show

here seemed to be a climb down during the past five years on the showcasing hype of local produce which used to be big affairs during 2003-2010 .This gradual eclipse of the mega Agri-Expo shows could also perhaps be explained as a result of the change of focus.

During 2005 state Agriculture and Allied departments organized a showy exhibition titled AgroExpo in 2005 and the Rice Festival in 2006. The subsequent Agro-Expo festival in the few years succeeding gradually ebbed. When the AgriExpo took off during 2005, it provided a window of opportunities to farmers from the region to exhibit their produce and also explore business opportunities. Broadly, the objective of the events is to create a link between growers and buyers to promote the economies of the farming community of the region. The idea behind these events is well meant and the first crust was broken in 2005 where farmers as well as people could obtain vital information about their produce as well as the demand. In 2006 the Rice Festival did not live up to expectations and somewhat paled in comparison with the 2005 mega-event.

The venue is something to be appreciated and much more development and landscaping has to be done to make it a truly remarkable place.

Such festivals need to be tailor made for the local growers to compete with others from the region.

There is need to promote agro produce in a serious and realistic way in the state and a serious look is needed on the various schemes. Most of the schemes like subsidized tractor machineries of the big kind are not practicable and in the end, almost all of these tractors are sold off to others from outside the state. The agro festivals should continue to be a regular annual affair so that it would register in the minds of people across the region. With various state governments in the region going all out to attract investors and also doing their best to built infrastructures for organizing mega events; what has been started in Dimapur should progress so that the venue could become an important place for such events. The other benefits to the state and in particular, Dimapur, cannot be underscored since there are many fringe benefits for private entrepreneurs, transporters, hoteliers etc to name a few. Such programmes can also serve to benefit potential entrepreneurs through learning process that can be demonstrated by various government enterprises in meat, fruit and pickle packing etc.

It would be in the fitness of things if these events also inculcate ideas and participation by private parties and not bright and impractical ideas coming out of government bureaucrats. Unless a professional approach and touch is given, the efforts and huge sums of money spent to showcase these events would hardly lead to a synergy of potential and opportunities. Nagaland has good potential for organic fruits, vegetables and tea etc and organizing such exhibitions (rather than calling them festivals) is not only worthwhile but also complements the policy of promoting agriculture produce in the state.

DailyDevotion Effective Decision About Sin

…our old man was crucified with Him, that the body of sin might be done away with, that we should no longer be slaves of sin. —Romans 6:6 Co-Crucifixion. Have you made the following decision about sin—that it must be completely killed in you? It takes a long time to come to the point of making this complete and effective decision about sin. It is, however, the greatest moment in your life once you decide that sin must die in you– not simply be restrained, suppressed, or counteracted, but crucified— just as Jesus Christ died for the sin of the world. No one can bring anyone else to this decision. We may be mentally and spiritually convinced, but what we need to do is actually make the decision that Paul urged us to do in this passage.

Pull yourself up, take some time alone with God, and make this important decision, saying, “Lord, identify me with Your death until I know that sin is dead in me.”

Make the moral decision that sin in you must be put to death.

This was not some divine future expectation on the part of Paul, but was a very radical and definite experience in his life. Are you prepared to let the Spirit of God search you until you know what the level and nature of sin is in your life— to see the very things that struggle against God’s Spirit in you? If so, will you then agree with God’s verdict on the nature of sin— that it should be identified with the death of Jesus? You cannot “reckon yourselves to be dead indeed to sin” (Romans 6:11) unless you have radically dealt with the issue of your will before God. Have you entered into the glorious privilege of being crucified with Christ, until all that remains in your flesh and blood is His life? “I have been crucified with Christ; it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me…” (Galatians 2:20).

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If you can’t feed a hundred people, then feed just one. ~ Mother Teresa

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he White Revolution was launched in 1970, with a view to making India milk sufficient. It made India into the world’s largest milk producer, surpassing the USA in 1998, with about 17 percent of global output in 2010–11.

In 30 years the official story is that milk production has again doubled. But this cannot be true because all the cattle going for illegal slaughter now are milking cows and this figure runs into lakhs. Also the government’s own FSSAI reports are that as much as 80% of milk on the market is fake.

From time to time a survey of the number of cattle is done. This is mainly concocted by bureaucrats sitting at a ministry desk and it is done so that more money can bebrought into this sector. Vets on the ground in the districts are never involved in any headcount and there is no methodology till today by which a headcount can be done. It is like the tiger count during the eighties, a mathematical exercise done by doubling numbers and then multiplying them again. When a methodology was worked out, and a proper survey was done, the numbers were not 25,000, as the government claimed, but only 1,400. The same thing will prove true of cattle.

After all, we are the largest exporters of beef in the world — you cannot have milk and meat from the same animal. If there was enough milk why is half of India drinking reconstituted dried milk, falsely labelled fresh?

India has 37 pure cattle breeds. Five of these — Sahiwal (at 2000-4000 kg/ lactation on average), Gir

(2000-6000 kg/lactation on average), Red Sindhi (2000-4000 kg/lactation on average), and Tharparkar and Rathi (1800-3500 kg/ lactation on average each), — are known for their milking prowess. These breeds are now on the verge of extinction, thanks to the White Revolution.

Merely helping small farmers increase their cows’ food and water intake, and living conditions, could have had miraculous results. (Indian cows, for instance, are doing really well in Brazil.

In 2011, a pure Gir named Quimbanda Cal broke its own 2010 record of delivering 10,230 kilolitres of milk a year, with a daily yield of 56.17 kilolitres). But instead of focusing on — and improving — the reasons why the yield of these cows was low in India, the government in the 1960s started crossbreeding Indian cows with imported bulls and semen. One of the main reasons for India’s presently looming milk crisis — and the disappearance of India’s desi cows — is a faulty premise in official thinking about exotic crossbreeds, which no government has tried to revise. Add to this, a deliberate misrepresentation of the viability of desi cows ( so that we can keep importing cows, and officials can keep going abroad to look at them) and it is entirely believable that India will become a milk importing nation. In the next 10 years, the projected demand for milk in India will touch 180 million tonnes (as I said before, most demand is now being met with fake milk).

The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) warns that if India cannot

There is enough milk keep pace, it will have to start importing milk, leading to much higher consumer prices.

Cattle improvement was linked to the sole methodology of bringing in alien breeds of Jersey and Holstein-Friesen and using them in a nation-wide cross-breeding program to improve the domestic milk production capacity. The imported Jersey purebreds, on an average, produce 3,000 to 5,000 litres in a lactation year. But the resulting Jersey crossbreeds, that were born, do not yield more than 2,500 to 3,000 litres. Imagine if the country had, instead, gone in for developing the yielding of its own indigenous breeds, India’s milk production would have surpassed all global records.

Indiscriminate crossbreeding of Indian cattle with foreign breeds, under the Intensive Cattle Breeding Programme (ICDP), has already put more than 80 per cent of Indian cattle in the nondescript category. But, official data continues to be fudged: when official data records the average yield of indigenous cows as 2.2 kg daily, it clubs non-dairy draught breeds together with the five top milch breeds.

This deliberately undermines the performance of India’s best milch cows — such as Girs and Rathis — to

establish the supremacy of exotic cattle.

Meanwhile Indian cattle breeds are doing exceptionally well abroad, in the US, Australia and Brazil.

We are losing out not just on milk output but the quality of milk. It is now a known fact that there are two kinds of milk: A 1 and A 2. A 2 milk is from indigenous breeds, and scientific evidence shows Indian (zebu) cattle give A 2 milk.

European varieties of cattle, like Holstein, give A 1 milk, and evidence has started piling up linking A1 protein (present in allEuropean breed milk) with high risks of type-1 diabetes, coronary heart disease, allergies, irritable bowel syndrome, arteriosclerosis, sudden infant death syndrome, autism and schizophrenia.

Since we have almost wiped out all our own cattle, what should be done with the half breeds? They cannot work in the fields, nor are they strong enough to be draught animals. In any case, the demand for draught animals has dropped, as mechanization increases.

So, farmers don’t keep males any more. Half breeds are not kept for breeding. In any case, the government has put so much emphasis on artificial insemination that one bull can inseminate thousands of cows.

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Role of the church in politics

any Christians t o d ay s t r u g g l e with the notion of church’s involvement in socio-political and economic issues. There remains a confused section, including many young people and elders, in our own Christian Community when it particularly comes to the subject of the Church’s role in Politics.

Times as we are in compels one to wonder if our churches ought to take an active part in political affairs of our State.This writer sincerely believes that the Church indeed has a role in politics, and it is the duty of our church leaders to recognize this role and play it out in the socio-political arena as and when necessary and according to the need(s) of the time.

The Scripture and history clearly support the church’s place in these concerns. Daniel becomes a leader in Babylon, Amos and other prophets speak into political and social matters in Israel, Judah and the surrounding nations.

Both John the Baptist and Jesus Christ himself refer to the political concerns of their day. In both the Old and New Testament God’s representatives spoke out against abuse of political power and sought just use of power. Hence participation in politics does not detract from spirituality; in fact a spirituality that is unrelated to politics is questionable.

The key role the church plays/can play in politics is through its prophetic ministry. “Prophetic” here means speaking into policy, structure, or issues in the name of God and Christ, or on behalf of humanity in general or of a community in particular. This is different to the “prophetic word” that is current - different in emphasis, not better or worse. The church has a set of moral norms and it has illustrations in Scripture and in history of how these norms have been used. The prophetic role is seen in the application of relevant moral norms to the current political concerns of the day.

Hence the church needs to continue engaging with gov-

ernment on justice, corruption, leadership, economic debt, education, health care, safety and security, policy, and whatever else is morally important. Further, the church needs to be saying “yes” as well as “no” to governmental promises and policies. By “no” I mean to clearly oppose wrongdoing, corruption, or anything else deemed unedifying and not benefiting society. “Yes” supports commitments to fulfilling promises made to making real efforts to curb crime, to making education truly a prime target for development, to making health care accessible and significant, to making progress in every other field without letting the scourge of corruption hold sway over honest dealings/practices.

It should be reasonably clear that the church’s role in politics is an ethical one.

I’m not concerned here with party politics which is often partisan, though I concede that individual Christians belonging to parties of their choice will apply ethics within the framework of their party’s policies. I consider ethics as an expression of God’s compassion for humanity: God’s desire for the best for creation. It also reflects the “image of God” in humanity. If all humanity is made in the image of God in some way or other, then humans are surely to seek the best for each other. Public leaders, then, are to work for the betterment of their communities. Such concern in our State is rare today (has it ever been really evident?).

The reason is due to greed and self-centredness. And now codes of conduct are being produced in various quarters to give guidance for public morality.

One cannot formulate policy or structure society without having the checks and balances to offset the pervasive and corrupting elements of selfishness.

Hence law is necessary; a bill of rights is important (what about a formal bill of responsibilities?); a constitution is critical; codes of conduct become imperative.

However, laws, bills of rights, codes of conduct, constitutions - including

the Bible, cannot guarantee transformation or even minimal change. There has to be a will to want to act.

And this relates to hope.

For people to want change, motivation is needed. Hence those ethicists that emphasise “responsibility” stress the value of integrity now, for this influences the future. So, it may be that some leaders (social, religious) who were part of the “great revival” to effect much needed change in our society are now losing their faith, because they sense no hope - or very little, for the future. This hopelessness is rooted in disillusionment in the present. For this despair to change, leaders, including political leaders, have to voluntarily impose upon themselves limits and restrictions, sacrifice more and exercise self-denial as visible examples of their commitment to the future.

The future apart, in this Century, we must no longer view Church as a semiweekly activity that occurs within the confines of a physical structure with four walls and a pulpit. Instead, we must take our message of hope, justice, unity and peace to the wider community, and, yes, even to the Assembly . Real change happens when various groups –public and private, secular and religious, progressive and conservative, privileged and disadvantaged, old and young work together to achieve a common goal.

Unfortunately, the coexistence of religion and government(i.e., church and state) still remains a contentious issue in many Christian states/countries.

There are individuals, even leaders, regardless of their political affiliation, who attempt to drag religion into politics, and then scold the faith community for relying too heavily on government to solve social problems... problems that we, as a body of faith, have Bernard called to address through our faithi.e to feed the hungry, clothe the naked and care for the sick. Accordingly, if the church would have done its duty, there would have been less corruption and fewer corrupt political lead-

ers and bureaucrats (This does not include those corrupts with innate/acquired habit of indulging dishonest practices).

P r inc ipl e d l e a d e rs guide a nation into responsible action. And it is responsible action that honours principle, enabling others to understand and appreciate it. However, recent events in our State reveal failure on the part of our leaders-social, religious and political, to usher in the much-needed changes and progress. The church could have played a pivotal role in addressing certain issues of the State, but most of the time, it has shied away from its responsibilities and focussed mainly on the holy agendas within its comfort zone. We have to speak and act, we have to engage government on moral terms, not on expediency or seeming interference. Christians in the political arena have to commit themselves to honesty and integrity in all areas of their lives to show by example that following Jesus works. The church, as institution, needs to have competent lobbyists within government structures to inform and be informed about the issues of the day.

This must be seen as an investment, not a costly luxury. The Roman Catholic Church and the Council of Churches in the West have gone this route - to their great benefit.

To c o n c l u d e : t h e church’s role in politics is to be there visibly in the context of political policy formulation. The church has to be prophetic, speaking for God. The church has to herald the ethical values that enrich the state/nation.

The church has to be bold and forthright, constructive and innovative. The church has to be “salt and light” in what is so often a corrupt environment, to bring light and health.When the church has done its part, then the change we seek in our society and within our communities will automatically be realised and will herald a peaceful atmosphere devoid of turbulent situations.

A. Anato Swu, Satakha town, Zunheboto

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

tuesday, April 11, 2017

So, it is the male calves that fill most of the trucks going illegally for slaughter.

India’s anti-slaughter laws do nothing to prevent cows and bulls, and male calves, from being sent to legal and illegal slaughterhouses, where they are killed for beef, veal and leather.

India retains its top spot as the world’s largest exporter of beef, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and has extended its lead over the next highest exporter, Brazil. According to the data, India exported 2.4 million tonnes of beef and veal in 2015, compared to 2 million tonnes by Brazil and 1.5 million by Australia. India itself accounts for 23.5 per cent of global beef exports. This is up from a 20.8 per cent share from 2014. This is the recorded amount.

Unofficially it is almost double. It is estimated that almost two million cows are smuggled, across a 2,400mile poorly-patrolled border, from India into Bangladesh every year. Inside India’s borders, people dodge the law by smuggling cows to states (Kerala, West Bengal, Arunachal, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura and Sikkim) where there are little or no penalties for cow slaughter. India reportedly has about 3,600 legal slaughterhouses and 50,000 illegal ones, many of which slaughter cows.

Much of Indian beef finds its way to the Middle East and Europe from Kerala and Bangladesh. The trade is unbelievably barbaric and much of the money earned is by criminal gangs.

According to U.P. police officers, much of the revenue

goes into guns.

So how can we stop the males from being killed.

May I suggest that we not produce them at all. That the animal husbandry department put its resources into sex selection.

Already in the West, a lot of dairies now use gender selected semen when breeding their cows. Sexed semen is semen in which the fractions of X-bearing (female) and Y-bearing (male) sperm have been modified from the natural mix, through sorting and selection. The method works by staining sperm with a DNA-binding fluorescent dye. The bovine Ychromosome bearing sperm contain 3.8% less DNA than the X-chromosome bearing sperm. Because of the dye, the male and female sperm can be electrically charged differently and separated by a fluorescence-activated cell sorter. The method is fairly accurate, with 90% of the sperm containing the desired sex. Using this technology, farmers can breed only female calves.

There is an American company that sells sexed semen to India. I took up this matter with the ministry and was told that the American firm was extremely expensive. But why is no Indian firm working on this?

I would suggest that the government do two things: use its resources on sex selection in cattle, so that males are not born and killed with so much cruelty, and preserve indigenous cow breeds, rather than continuing to fixate on unsuitable exotic breeds. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org

LH rejoinder to ‘Stop jeopardisng the framework agreement’

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he Lotha Hoho (LH) is deeply pained to read the “Stop Jeopardising the Frame work Agreement”, in Nagaland Post dated the 8th April 2017, by one Elian Z. Lotha, and the LH is compelled to issue this Rejoinder, to him/her.

The name of Elian Z. Lotha seems to be a non Lotha name, since there is no such traditional Lotha name, Elain. In his/her statement he/she has categorically stated “Naga people should know that the time is ripe to collectively seize this historic opportunity instead of jeopardising the Framework Agreement”. Elian is right in saying that the mushrooming of many NGOs and factions, is fragmenting the Naga future. The question to him/her is, “who has started the mushrooming of NGOs and factions”? Had the Naga freedom fighters been honest with each other this scenario, as he calls it, would not have been created. Does Elain know the contents of the Framework Agreement in saying “the Naga political settlement is all set to come into final stage”? Since Nagas do not know the contents of the Framework Agreement, they do not know whether to seize the opportunity or to jeopardise it. Hence will Elian Z. Lotha, who seems to know the contents of the Framework Agreement, make available the signed copies of the Framework Agreement, to the Lotha

Hoho and the Nagas, so as to decide whether to seize the opportunity or to jeopardise it?

Also how do you, Elian, say that the Lotha representatives in the NTC and CNTC are not mandated? Be it known to all that all the Lotha representatives in the NTC and CNTC are all nominated and mandated by the Lotha people, through the Lotha Hoho, and the Lotha people will co operate and stand firmly behind them. Hence Elian has no authority to say that the Lotha representatives are un mandated.

The Lotha Hoho is convinced that any true Lotha Naga would not have given such views as published by Elian Z. Lotha. The Lotha Hoho had taken a couple of days to enquire as to who is Elian; but could not identify him/her and since the LH has so far not identified Elian Z. Lotha, he/she is asked to personally authenticate himself/herself to the Lotha Hoho. Meanwhile all readers, particularly Lotha readers, are requested to inform the Lotha Hoho, the real identity of Elian Z. Lotha. Now the identity of Elian Z. Lotha, being unknown, the readers may take his/her press statement as “null and void”.

Mhao Humtsoe, Chairman, Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha & Er.Mhondamo Ovung, General Secretary, Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha

Reader’s Post Revive for His glory Sir,

With Good Friday just a couple of days away, as Christians we need to re-awaken ourselves for the sacrifice made by the Son of God. On this Friday, let us all bow down in humble supplication and pray for Nagaland. Nagaland needs cleansing from sins and corruption and also people need to return back to God. As we re-live the suffering of Jesus who was crucified on the Cross for our sins, we really need to introspect at how Nagaland must be revived for His glory.

Limatula Aier, Burma Camp Dimapur

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

NSCN/GPRN condoles demise of M.Kikon

the occasion. Earlier, the program was chaired by asst. professor Rhi Rhi, followed by invocation prayer by asst. professor, Litsapi C. Sangtam,.

The program ended with vote of thanks delivered by asst. professor Shongna Konyak.

DIMAPUR: The NSCN/ GPRN on Monday held a condolence service of senior NSCN/GPRN functionary, late Mhonsao Kikon (M. Kikon), Steering Executive Member, at his residence at Ekhyo Yan (Domokhia).

In a press note, MIP NSCN/GPRN stated that late M.Kikon passed away on April 9 at Zion Hospital after prolonged illness.

Senior NSCN functionaries including c o l l e c t i ve l e a d e r s h i p member, Qhevihe Chishi Swu, kilo kilonser Rh. Raising, and co-convener S t e e r i n g C o m m i t t e e, Zarshie Nyuthealong with other Steering Committee members and cabinet kilonsers attended the service.

During the service, Rh. Raising and Zarshie read out the condolence messages of ato kilonser Th. Muivah and vice-president Kholi respectively. Reverend Sekshim Kasar, general secretary of Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) after delivering message from the words of God conducted a condolence rite to the congregation.

MIP informed that late M.Kikon was born

Earth Day-cum-capacity building programme held in SCHSS

Free health camp organized by Urban PHC, Seikhazou

Dr. Moanochet giving his farewell speech.

also delivered by the executive secretary of United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC), president of Parents Teacher Association (PTA) and president of Zisaji Presidency College Alumni Association.

Class XII students presented a special song on

Students during the programme.

DIMAPUR: Peace Club of St. Clare Higher Secondary School (SCHSS) Kacharigaon obser ved Ear th day-cum-capacity building on peace building under the theme “Peace building through preservation of environment.”

Speaking on the occasion Suzane Kulnu exhorted the youth to be the messenger of peace in conflict situations. She said, “Earth Day” was a day to educate people on the environmental, health, security and economic impacts of

climate change as well as the opportunities and benefits that open up in the new green economy.

She fur ther shared some practical tips for caring our common home, issue of water pollution and its effective management, preserving and protecting environment.

She concluded with a pledge to honour, respect, protect and cherish the Earth. Patrick. W. Tungoe, staff of Peace Channel encouraged the students to be a channel of peace in their own locality and community and take

Peace as their life mission in transforming the culture of violence to culture of peace.

Alan Paul, speaking on Self Discovery said, to succeed in life one needed to know and understand one’s strengths and weaknesses. Self discovery was the first step to the ladder of success, he added.

The program was attended by ninety two students and concluded with vote of thanks by animator Peace Club, FCC, Sr. Clare Jose.

DIMAPUR: A medical camp for residents of Upper Agri-Forest was organised by the team of Urban PHC, Siekhazou on April 8.

A press note by chief medical officer, Kohima, Dr. Avino Metha stated that a team of 15 members including medical officer at UPHC, NUHM consultant, Mobile ICTC counselor, pharmacist, lab technicians, nurses and other support staffs conducted free consultations and check-ups for general ailments.

Basic diagnostics services like screening for blood sugar, HIV/AIDS, malaria, blood grouping, pregnancy and hemoglobin test were provided free of cost. Visitors were given free medicines. Pamphlets on HIV/AIDS were also distributed in order to create awareness among the public. Patients could also avail free follow-up, checkups at the UPHC located at Seikhazou.

Another camp would be held in Lower Forest Colony on April 22, whereby residents and general public have been informed to avail the services.

DIMAPUR: Bible Society of India (BSI) Dimapur Auxiliary has extended its gratitude to various organisations for rendering help towards its ministry.

A press note by BSI Dimapur senior auxiliary secretary, Rev. Z. K. Rochill stated its appreciation to various associations, churches, denominations, organisations, families, individuals, 782 regular donors, 43 fundraising branches, members of d i f f e r e n t c a t e g o r i e s, auxiliary committee members, different subcommittee members for their contribution and support to its ministry. BSI also thanked God’s Word for border area people project donors and Bible Sunday donors.

It also stated that BSI Dimapur Auxiliary could raise Rs. 68,08,164/crossing target of 65 lakhs given by Head Office Bangalore.

It stated that the year from April 1, 2016 to March 31, 2017 had been a year of rich harvest for the BSI Dimapur Auxiliary.

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Muivah, on behalf of the collective leadership and all rank and file of NSCN, conveyed their condolence to the bereaved family.

Kholi condoles: Gen (Retd) Kholi also condoled the demise of late M.Kikon w h o p a s s e d away o n Sunday.

In a condolence message, Kholi said the Nation had lost a great leader, leaving a vacuum in the National service that will not be easy to fill.

His noble and sacrificial contribution for the cause of the nation does not end with his mortal departure, but he has left an exemplary legacy as honest, dedicated, humble and always-available worker to the call of National duty, the message read.

Kholi said late M.Kikon dedicatedly and selflessly served the Naga nation with the best of his knowledge and to the fullest satisfaction of all concerned.

He further conveyed his condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that God gives them solace during their hour of grief.

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DIMAPUR: Alumni Association of St. John’s Hr. Sec. School (SHHSS), Tuensang in collaboration with the school authority and in commemoration of the golden jubilee celebration which would commence from April 21 to 23, undertook a social work on April 8 at Tuensang town under the theme, “Clean Tuensang”.

According to DIPR report, ADC Tuensang, Nchumbemo addressed the declaration programme at the school campus and appreciated the alumni association for their humble initiative.

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DBT Aida Centre holds graduation day DIMAPUR: Don Bosco Tech (DBT) AIDA centre graduation day for skill training of unemployed Youth Batch 20 was held on April 7.

Press and media incharge ACAUT, Mar Longkumer graced the occasion as the chief guest.

Congratulating the trainees for successfully completing the training, he spoke on four basic values in life to be inculcated, such as honesty, hard work, punctuality and humility.

Longkumer further cautioned the trainees that it was not easy to venture out into a new environment or new field, but by holding on to the four values they would do well in life.

Rector of Don Bosco Dimapur, father C.T Varghese spoke on personal development and encouraged the youths who would be setting venturing into new life journey and challenges.

Earlier at the programme welcome speech was delivered by Ruvelelu, Amos and friends presented a welcome song and Jeevan proposed vote of thanks.

GPRN, Th. Muivah has condoled the demise of late M.Kikon who passed away on Sunday at Zion Hospital after a prolonged illness.

In a condolence message, Muivah recounted their meeting when late M.Kikon as president of the then NNC (N/A) along with Zibu Nagi, ‘gen.’ (Rtd) Thenusolie and ‘gen.’ (Rtd) Panger with the collective leadership in Bangkok, where M.Kikon and his team decided to merge with NSCN to strengthen the Indo-Naga political talks.

Accordingly he joined forces with NSCN while others went back upon their words, Muivah said, adding M.Kikon proved himself as a man of decision and stood his ground when the storm of unification rocked the nation.

Muivah said M.Kikon fully endorsed and supported the Framework Agreement and despite his ill health, he faithfully worked for the cause of the nation.

“Today we have lost a strong leader who had given his everything for the cause of Naga nation,” the message read, adding his supreme sacrifice to the Naga nation shall

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DIMAPUR: Zisaji Presidency College (ZPC), Kiphire, organised a valedictory program for its outgoing principal, Dr. Moanochet Longchar, on April 10 in the College Auditorium.

Dr. Moanochet in his farewell address extended gratitude and shared his experiences during his stay in college. In his message, Dr. Moanochet urged upon the gathering to give the best in their service for the welfare of the college in particular and the people in general.

Also speaking on the occasion, vice principal ZPC, Dr. Purna Chandra Mishra, highlighted the achievements of Dr. Moanochet and his dedication to his work.

A speech on behalf of the teachers, students and non-teaching staff was shared by Thoshusie Katiry, president of Zisaji Presidency College Teachers Association (ZPCTA), Yanghore B. Sangtam, general secretary and Island Peace, (Sr. H.A) respectively.

A short speech was

in 1942 and at the young age joined in the Naga national movement under banner of NNC and later became the 3rd president of NNC (N/A) after Shillong Accord was signed.

Then he joined NSCN in 2002 and held various post as the convener, Political Affairs Committee (PAC) to look after the affairs of UT-I in 2008, convener (Chief Justice) of National Judiciar y Board (NJB) 2009-2010, cabinet kilonser of Mines & Mineral 2010-2012 and Steering Committee Member 2012-2017, MIP added.

The mortal remain of late M.Kikon shall be brought to his native Baghty village, Wokha district for his last funeral rite.

In its condolence message, MIP said his passing away was a great loss not only to the family members but also to the nation as whole. “ Wi t h g r e a t p a i n the GPRN extends our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and prays that Almighty God grant solace at this hour of grief,” the message read.

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place despite the centre disbursing “sufficient funds to take care of all these.”

The BJP general secretary told the audience that to bring development, the people had to bring the BJP government. He said that the Prime Minister Modi’s government worked on the principle of “Together with all, Development for all”.

He encouraged party workers to work hard to uplift their society with tireless efforts and assured of all help from the centre.

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a series of meetings with state party officials, core committee members, state morchas, Dimapur District Mandal and Booth level committees.

Addressing party workers at Tulovi village under Dimapur 3 mandal, Kailash Vijayvargiya said he was surprised at the appalling condition of infrastructure and described the road to the village as a “camel ride.”

He observed that there was not even a simple trait of a modern infrastructure in

NEW DELHI, Apr 10 (PTI): The government today said there is no proposal under its consideration to review the foreign direct investment (FDI) policy in the multi-brand retail sector.

“No proposal is under consideration of the government to review the extant FDI policy on multibrand retail,” commerce and industry minister Nirmala Sitharaman said in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.

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DIMAPUR: BJP National general secretary, Kailash Vijayvargiya, who arrived Dimapur on Monday, would lead the “Swachh Bharat programme” on April 11 at 6am at Marwari Pati, Dimapur.

In a press release, BJP Nagaland general secretary (media) & spokesperson, Jaangsillung Gonmei, has informed all the party workers to assemble at the venue by 5.30 am.

According to spokesperson, the BJP national general secretary after his arrival on Monday held

The company also said that all those who enroll for the offer before it is withdrawn will be eligible for the ‘Summer Surprise’ offer.

This means that nothing changes for those users who have already signed up for Jio Prime membership and paid for the telco’s Rs 303 or other plans of higher value (for the first month).

In February this year, RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani had announced Jio Prime membership subscription for a one-time fee of Rs 99.

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D I M A P U R , A PR 1 0 (NPN): Totok Union (TU) has strongly opposed the schedule rally on demand for Aboi district on April 12 at public ground Aboi town, as it was without the knowledge of Totok.

In a joint press statement, Totok Chingnyu village council chairman J.K. Yeanglong Konyak, convener Angtong Konyak and Totok Students’ Union president C. Phongnyei Konyak stated that Aboi belong to Totok also and therefore, appealed to Deputy Commissioner Mon not to allow the rally without setting the issue.

They fur ther cautioned that in the event, the rally was carried out the TU would be compelled to impose indefinite chakka bandh and would not be responsible for any consequences.

ey cannot be concluded with one action alone. Demonetisation or remonetisation is one such step in the right direction. Many more things need to be done by our government to curb use of black money,” he said.

Talking about the RK Nagar bypoll, the Minister said it is an appropriate decision taken by the Election Commission after conducting a detailed inquiry.

He said the Election Commission “did the right thing” of countermanding the polls as “we have seen the brazen manner in which the money was being dis-

tributed and various reports have confirmed this”.

“That is why I feel the Election Commission decision is right and in the interest of democracy,” he said.

The senior BJP leader brushed aside charges by parties attributing political motives for the decision.

“It is the decision by the Election Commission and it is a correct decision.

It is wrong to attribute political motives on the decision. It is an open fact that money was being distributed. It was caught on tape,” he said.

He said the Income tax authorities have done their duty and it is natural for political parties to to react in such a manner.

On the opposition raising the alleged tampering of EVMs, Naidu said, “There is no tampering of EVMs, the EC has confirmed this.”

He also said, “The opposition parties are trying to find excuses for their defeat.

‘void’, Reliance Jio seems set to woo users with new offers. The company has announced on its website that it will soon be announcing new tariff packs with more exciting offers. “We are updating our tariff packs and will be soon introducing more exciting offers,” reads the banner on the company’s website.

A company’s spokesperson also confirmed to ET telecom the same. However, he didn’t divulge any details.

In a surprise move last week, Telecom Regulatory Authourity of India (TRAI) had asked Reliance Jio to withdraw its Jio ‘Summer Surprise’ offer. Trai said that the offer did not fit into the “regulatory framework,”

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NEW DELHI, Apr 10 (PTI): The war on black money cannot be concluded with one action alone and many more steps will be taken by the Modi government in this regard, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today, hailing the EC for countermanding the R K Nagar bypoll over use of money power.

While terming the EC action as “the right decision” in the wake of charges of use of money power, he attacked the Congress for the generation of black money due to various scams worth thousands of crores that took place during their regime.

Naidu also attacked the opposition parties on the EVM tampering issue saying, “They should instrospect instead of raising such issues as it seems that they cannot accept defeat after people rejected them”.

“The Narendra Modi government has launched a war against black money.

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of Sunday’s storm that wrecked havoc in several areas across Nagaland, the Niuland Area GBs’ Association (NAGBA) on Monday visited Kiyezu ‘B’ and Yeveto villages to ascertain the damage caused by the storm.

In a press release, NAGBA president, Vikheyi Zhimomi, said that more than 37 residential houses were damaged and two to three electrical poles were uprooted at Kiyezu ‘B’ village snapping power supply to the village. In this regard, the association has requested power department to verify the spot and take necessary as the village was reeling under darkness.

At Yeveto village, the association said the roof of government primary school (GPS) was completely damaged after the tree fell on it.

Meanwhile, the association has appealed to the responsible department including the power department to assess the damages and take necessary measures.

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Egypt declares 3-month state of emergency

CAIRO, APR 10 (PTI): Egypt today imposed a three-month state of emergency and ordered the military to protect vital infrastructure after the Islamic State terror group targeted two minority Coptic Christian churches in powerful bombings, killing at least 45 people and wounding more than 100 others.

As Egyptians bid tearful farewell to the those who died in the terror attacks on Palm Sunday, the Egyptian government declared that the state of emergency across the country will be effective from today.

Egypt’s Cabinet approved the measure -- which allows authorities to make arrests without warrants and search people’s homes -- and explained the reasons for the imposition of emergency.

The Cabinet said in a statement that the state of emergency “allows both the armed forces and the police to execute those procedures necessary to combat the threats of terrorism and its financing, maintain security around the country and protect public and private property, as well as preserving the lives of citizens,” Egyptian media reported.

The Cabinet’s approval came after President AbdelFattah al-Sisi in a brief television appearance last night announced the state of emergency for three months.

Sisi said a top-level council for fighting terrorism and extremism will also

People gather outside the St. George’s Church after a suicide bombing, in the Nile Delta town of Tanta, Egypt, Sunday, April 9, 2017.

be set up. Before making the announcement, he had called a National Defence Council meet.

Following the bombings at churches in Tanta and Alexandria cities, the government in its initial response ordered the military special forces to assist police in securing important state facilities across the country.

The security forces have been put on alert in anticipation of more attacks, the media reported.

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks in which the number of people killed has reached 45 after a person injured in the bombing at Tanta died.

More than 100 people remained injured, according to Egyptian authorities.

The first blast took place in the Coptic church of Mar Girgis, also known as St George, in the Nile delta city of Tanta, about 120 kilometres from Cairo, and killed 27 people and

injured 78, according to the Egyptian Health Ministry.

Hours later, a suicide bomber struck the Saint Mark’s Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Alexandria’s Manshyia district.

Citing Health Minister Ahmed Emad, ON TV news channel reported at least 18 people, including police personnel, were killed and 41 injured in the suicide attack in Alexandria.

The blasts have come ahead of the visit of Pope Francis to Egypt on April 28-29, and prompted international condemnation.

Al-Azhar, the world’s highest seat of Sunni Islam, called the attacks an “outrageous crime” against all Egyptians. “This terrorist attack is devoid of all the principles of humanity and civilisation,” it said in a statement.

The US Embassy in Egypt condemned “the heinous, reprehensible terrorist attack against peaceful worshippers.”

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international China offers cash for spy tip-offs BEIJING, APR 10 (IANS): The Beijing government is offering hefty cash rewards of up to 500,000 yuan ($72,460) for information on foreign spies, a media report said on Monday.

Residents of the Chinese capital can pass information to authorities through a hotline, sending letters or visiting the city’s state security bureau, the Global Times said.

After collating the information, the bureau can offer rewards ranging from 10,000 yuan to 500,000 yuan based on the reports’ usefulness.

Personal information of informants will not be disclosed without their consent, and informants can also seek protection from security authorities if they or their close relatives are in danger due to informing.

Russian Gorsuch takes constitutional oath detained in Spain to become US Supreme Court justice over ‘hacking’ WASHINGTON, APR 10 (AGENCIES): Colorado appeals court judge Neil M. Gorsuch took his constitutional oath to be the Supreme Court’s 113th justice Monday morning, and will appear later at a Rose Garden ceremony with the man who nominated him, President Trump.

At the first, private event in a grand room inside the Supreme Court, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. administered the oath that all federal employees take. All eight justices and most of their spouses were on hand, as well as Maureen Scalia and Eugene Scalia, the widow and son of the justice Gorsuch is replacing, Antonin Scalia.

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daughters Emma and Belinda looked on.

At the White House, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, for whom the 49year-old Gorsuch once served as a clerk, will lead him through a second oath that justices take, to impartially interpret the laws “and do equal right to the poor and to the rich.”

It is the conclusion of a nearly 14-month process

Sweden falls silent to honour truck attack victims

STOCKHOLM, APR 10 (AGENCIES): Sweden’s Prime Minister said on Monday the country would never yield to terrorism, as he led a minute’s silence for those killed and injured when a truck driver mowed down pedestrians on a Stockholm shopping street.

Four people died and 15 were hurt in Friday’s attack, the first of its kind in the country.

“We will never surrender to terror,” Lofven said in his speech outside Stockholm’s city hall, as flags flew at half mast across the capital and church bells chimed while shoppers and

tourists thronged the city the royal family dressed in center. black, government minisLofven was flanked by ters, and members of the

JOHANNESBURG, APR 10 (AGENCIES): South Africa’s black president on Monday said many white demonstrators calling for his resignation are racist, in remarks that critics are likely to view as an effort to undercut growing concerns about his leadership.

President Jacob Zuma spoke at a commemoration of an anti-apartheid leader who was assassinated in 1993, sharply criticizing multi-racial protests that were held Friday to express anger over Zuma’s dismissal of a respected finance minister last month and past scandals linked to the president.

“The marches that took place last week demonstrated that racism is real and exists in our country,” Zuma said at the memorial in Boksburg, near Johannesburg. “Many placards

and posters displayed beliefs that we thought had been buried in 1994, with some posters depicting black people as baboons.

It is clear that some of our white compatriots regard black people as being lesser human beings or subhuman.” The president also referred to “overt racist utterances and public displays that we saw during the marches last week.”

Tens of thousands of South Africans attended the protests on Friday in major cities in the biggest show of discontent with Zuma, who has also fended off challenges to his leadership from within the ruling African National Congress party. Key allies of the ruling party, including the South African Communist Party and the country’s biggest labor group, have urged him to resign.

The office of the VILLAGE GUARDS’ ASSOCIATION OF NAGALAND is pleased to announce to its members: 1. That the VGAN has filed a Writ Petition at the Hon’ble Gauhati High Court (Kohima Bench) seeking for prescribed minimum wages and facilities.

2. That the petition has been filed in pursuance of the resolution made in our meeting.

3. That this press release is made to inform all our members of the step taken by the office of the VGAN in our interest in the pursuance for justice.

4. That this press release is made with the intention to reach all our Hon’ble members who are staying near and far & border areas.

5. That through this press release, it is appealed to all our members to be united & uphold in our prayers for justice.

T. A NGAMLAO PRESIDENT MOSHA VICE PRESIDENT

KUKI UNION CHUMUKEDIMA DIMAPUR : NAGALAND - 797103

FELICITATES

We the Kuki Union Chumukedima convey our heartfelt congratulations to Pu. L. Singsit IPS on being promoted the post of Additional Director General of Police (Adm.) PHQ, Nagaland and Pu. Dr. Dennis Hangsing on being posted as C.M.O, Peren, Nagaland.

We wish them and pray that the Almighty God bless them and may they bring more laurels for the Union even in their future endeavour.

Secretary Kuki Union Chumukedima

PHAUKO PHOM EXECUTIVE MEMBER

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YEHEMI COMMUNITY DIMAPUR Dimapur - 797112 : Nagaland YEKULHA SUTSA

Asutsa hipau pesuno aghami kumtsu lau pithivetsu ani.

Aghami aqoki shiniye akeu ghenguno akukuphu tsukeu shighi Saqhi (Lottery) tsughu pheno jevea. Eno atsala 08/04/2017 lono misavili kimchinikeu shi akeuhu tukiqepe ghixuqhi 15/04/2017 tsalalo puwove ani.

Tighenguno aghami Dimapur atophughi lo kihikusu shipe akemiqo kumtsu ighino akupughu hipaulo kutubo kuqha tsulo qhuiniju ani shikimithi.

33 Buba Ungma Laishir Telongjem (ULT) Mungdang 3rd – 4th June 2017, Ungma Baptist Arogo nung agitsü alinung, Ungma Laishir tesem balala nung prokshia alirtem ajak iba mungdang sentong nung arua atentsü asoshi metetdaktsür. Iba sangdong dak alaka nenok dangi tanga osang kecha balaka meyoktsü. Ajaki iba sentong asoshi sarasadema atadi.

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Mother Church (Mapang: 5:45 PM) Leader : Mr. Kinasangba, CTC, Aolijen Speaker : Mrs. Pusumenla, Home Missionary, Kohima SATURDAY Aolijen Fellowship (Mapang: 6:00 PM) Anogo : 3rd June 2017 Leader : Mr. Nokzenketba, Mapang : 9:00 AM Home Missionary, Mkg Speaker : Mrs. Onenkokla, Dimapur 1ST SESSION Lozütangkang Fellowship (Mapang: 6:00 PM) Leader : Office Bearers Leader : Ms. Manensangla, CTC, Aolijen Speaker : Mrs. Rarennungla, Chumukedima Speaker : Rev. Dr. Noklen Pastor Ungma Baptist Arogo Deobar Sentep Onük : “Terajem Laishir” Anogo : 4th June 2017 Mother Church (Mapang: 10:30 AM) 2ND SESSION Leader : Mrs. Y. Imtisungla, Kohima Paper presentation Speaker : Mr. Nungshisosang Pastor, Aliba Baptist Arogo Moderator : Mr. T. Toshi Pastor, Longmisa Baptist Arogo Aolijen Fellowship (Mapang: 10:00 AM) Leader : Ms. Walukümla, TTC, Dimapur Speaker : Rev. Y. Toshi Lkr, Dimapur Topic Speaker Lozütangkang Fellowship (Mapang: 10:00 AM) 1 “Alima Den Laishir” Mr. Kilang Lkr, Lect. DBC Leader : Mr. Marnungba, Pastor, 2 “Tenyaba nung Tekümküm” Rev. Asenjungba Imsong, Mangimen Baptist Arogo Field Director, NBCA, A/P Speaker : Mrs. Imkongmenla, Impur 3 “Tanela Nung Kulisür” Rev. Dr. Imkong Jamir, Temetettsü: Director, WAYM 1. Ungma Laishirtem ajak iba mungdang sentong nung medema arua atentsü 4 “Mulunglemtet Kütdangsür” Mrs. Imtilemla Lkr, ayongzüker.

Asstt. Headmaster, 2. Iba sentong asoshi ajaki sarasadema IBS, Impur atadi.

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and security services could have done more to prevent it.

“I am not afraid to go to the city. But you never know, you never know (what can happen),” said Sankar Ramasuppu, a bank worker living in Stockholm.

Many Swedes were back at work for the first time since the attack, while the department store into which the truck slammed had already reopened.

Standing outside the building with tears in her eyes Parima Khazai, who runs a skin therapy company in the city, recalled a lucky escape.

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the innocents anywhere in the world,” he told reporters while commemorating a 1944 German Nazi massacre in Sant’Anna di Stazzema. Trump ordered his military to strike Syria in retaliation for what the United States said was a chemical weapons attack by President Bashar al-Assad’s forces which killed scores of civilians, including many children.

European ministers are eager to hear whether Washington is now committed to overthrowing Assad, who is backed by Russia. They also want the United States to put pressure on Moscow to distance itself from Assad.

Tillerson, who travels to Russia after the two-day G7 gathering, said at the weekend that the defeat of Islamic State remained the U.S. priority, while the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said that “regime change” in Syria was also a priority for Trump.

emergency services.

Police are holding a 39 year-old Uzbek man who they believe was the driver of the hijacked beer truck that crashed into a department store, leaving death in its wake.

The suspect had been denied permanent residency in Sweden and expressed sympathy for Islamic State.

The attack shattered any sense Swedes had of being insulated from the militant violence that has hit other parts of Europe, raising questions about whether - in a society that takes pride in tolerance and liberal values - the police

People observe a minute of silence at the crash site at Ahlens department store to remember the victims of Friday’s attack on Drottninggatan, Stockholm April 10, 2017.

OFFICE OF THE US warns those who commit ASSOCIATION OF NAGALAND crimes against ‘innocents’ VILLAGE GUARDS’ HEADQUARTER: TUENSANG

LUCCA (ITALY), APR 10 (AGENCIES): The United States will hold responsible anyone who commits crimes against humanity, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Monday, days after the U.S. military unexpectedly attacked Syria.

Tillerson is in Italy for a meeting of foreign ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) major industrialized nations, with his counterparts from Europe and Japan eager for clarity from Washington on numerous diplomatic issues, especially Syria.

Before the April 7 missile strikes on a Syrian airbase, U.S. President Donald Trump had indicated he would be less interventionist than his predecessors and willing to overlook human rights abuses if it was in U.S. interests. But Tillerson said the United States would not let such crimes go unchallenged. “We rededicate ourselves to holding to account any and all who commit crimes against

to fill Scalia’s seat, with Republicans winning a bitter battle to ensure his replacement was a like-minded disciple who will restore a conservative majority on the cour t for years to come.

Gorsuch was confirmed by a 54 to 45 vote on Friday, the closest margin since Justice Clarence Thomas was approved more than 25 years ago.

MADRID, APR 10 (AFP): A Russian computer expert was remanded in custody in Spain today on suspicion of involvement in alleged hacking of the US presidential election campaign, a legal source said.

Piotr Levachov, who was arrested on Friday, has been singled out by the United States for extradition in a request which is due to be examined by Spain’s national criminal court, the source said. Such arrests aren’t unusual — American authorities typically try to nab Russian cybercrime suspects abroad because of the difficulty involved in extraditing them from Russia — but Levashov’s arrest drew immediate attention after his wife told Russia’s RT broadcaster that he was linked to America’s 2016 election hacking.

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Anogo : 3rd – 4th June 2017 Omen : “Lai Mongsung”

Akiyetou Khekaho Aye YCD

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WOKHA DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY WOKHA -797111 : NAGALAND

The Wokha District Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WDCC&I) held an executive meeting on 19th March 2017 at 3:00 PM in its Office Chamber, Wokha Town and resolved the following points;1. The WDCC&I after a thorough deliberation directed all shops not to tampered/ manipulate the MRP (Price Tag). If any shop is found violating will be taken stern action.

2. The members present have decided to open affiliation to WDCC&I by any business community/group or association within Wokha District if so desired.

3. The House unanimously decided to induct M. James Tungoe as executive member of WDCC&I. 4. The House decided to ban selling of calendars, lottery tickets, donation and collection etc.. upon the business community without the consent of its Office.

5. Any non-local who seeks loan/credit should obtain authorization letter from his or her community/union officials. If any local person who extend loan/credit to any non-local without the authorization letter would be doing at their own risk and the concern community/union will not take any responsibility. If any such cases found/ reported will be justified by the WDCC&I. N.B : The President WDCC&I have the pleasure to inform that as per Govt. Order all business establishment who sales tobacco products are hereby directed to put notice in their respective shop as stated (SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCT TO AND BY PERSONS BELOW 18 YEARS OF AGE IS A PUNISHABLE OFFENCE).

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Olivier Awards: It wasn’t all about Harry Potter H arry Potter and the Cursed Child may have cast a spell over the Olivier Awards, but it wasn’t the only topic of conversation.

Here are a few other things were learned backstage and on the red carpet.

It was the first time a transgender-themed play won an Olivier.

Rotterdam, about a lesbian couple, one of whom wants to start living as a man, won the award for outstanding achievement in an affiliate theatre.

“It’s really exciting that trans-narratives are being brought into the mainstream,” said Anna Martine Freeman, who plays the lead character of Fiona/ Adrian.

“As far as we have been made aware, it is the first transgender-themed play to be nominated at an Olivier Awards.”

Jon Brittain’s comedy started at fringe venue Theatre 503 and transferred to Trafalgar Studios, and will play in New York next month.

“It’s come from what feels like humble beginnings and is really flying,” Anna told the BBC. “With everything going on, I’d love for Rotterdam to have a larger effect on inclusion and understanding around the world.”

Sir Kenneth Branagh and Andrew Lloyd Web-

ber were among those who spoke out on stage in support of arts in education.

So too did Cursed Child director John Tiffany who admitted backstage he got angry about cuts to arts subjects in state schools.

“I’m doing what I’m doing because of free guitar lessons, because I had a grant to go to university... and they don’t exist anymore,” he said.

“If I was graduating from high school now I certainly wouldn’t be holding this,” he added, waving his Olivier statuette.

“And I’m not being dramatic!”

G r o u n d h o g D a y, which won best new musical, is about to open on Broadway after its run last year at the Old Vic. “The production here was gorgeous and came after thousands of hours of grind and self-doubt,” songwriter Tim Minchin

told us.

“It closed and that was always the plan, but we’ll be back here within the year,” he added.

In the West End? “Certainly that’s the plan. It’ll come back before you know it.”

Which all sounds a bit like the plot of Groundhog Day. “I’m in a show where the three leads are three black women - I think that’s exceptional,” said Amber Riley backstage after picking up her award for best actress in a musical.

“In the theatre you want to see people who look like you sometimes,” the Dreamgirls star said.

“I’m not ashamed to say I’m not necessarily the standard of what the industry may feel is beautiful or could be a star, but I’m doing it anyway because I’m making my own way.”

Last year’s best actress

winner Denise Gough presented this year’s award to Billie Piper.

The Irish actress will be back on stage at the National Theatre soon after her acclaimed performance in People, Places and Things - in the epic Angels in America.

Tony Kushner’s twopart play is set in mid-1980s New York in the midst of the Aids crisis.

Gough plays Harper Pitt in a cast that includes Andrew Garfield (her co-presenter at the Oliviers), Nathan Lane, James McArdle and Russell Tovey.

“It’s the hardest job I’ve ever done,” Gough confided on the red carpet.

“There were three rehearsal rooms going at one time. It’s been a big gig.”

So could we be seeing Gough bag another Olivier for Angels in America?

We’ll find out in 2018.

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M’laya celebrates Shad Suk Mynsiem

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hen you step out to attend a music festival, make sure you deck up to soak in the vibe with the right look, suggest experts.

Hair care brand TIGI educator Audrey D’Souza brings to you top hair styles that go well with such occasions.

For a simple hairdo: * Curl your hair with a curling iron, working one-inch section. Make sure you leave about one or two inches of the ends untouched for a more natural feel. * Tie your hair into buns and let them stay so for about 30 minutes. Open them up and spot spray to keep those waves in place You’re ready to rock the look.

For a pierced and braided hair style. * Part your hair from one side, with the pointed end of a teasing comb.

Work the smaller section of the hair into a tight braid -- you can choose to make this a waterfall braid or a usual one. * While you work through the braid, at regular intervals clip on the rings or piercings to form a uniform pattern. Use a bobby pin to safely secure the end of the braid behind the nape of your neck, tucked under the larger section of your hair which is side-swept.

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undreds of tribal Khasi men and women on Monday celebrated the “Shad Suk Mynsiem” (dance of peaceful hearts) across Meghalaya marking the harvest season and also paying obeisance to God. The dance was performed at the Weiking ground here.

Young girls wore colourful exotic silk dresses and were decked in ornaments of gold and silver, while the men wore silk dhotis, waist-coats, plumed turbans and ornaments.

They danced to the accompaniment of traditional music.

The girls danced in the centre while the males

danced around them to represent protection for the family and the community. Being a matrilineal society, the female is the centre of the well being and progress of the family and hearth.

“The ‘Shad Suk Mynsiem’ is one such celebration to show the community’s admiration for God. It is organised throughout the Khasi Hills during spring time when nature rejuvenates itself and mankind is filled with the hope of a rich harvest from the sown seeds,” said Sumar Sing Sawian, an elder of the Seng Khasi, a movement to preserve and propagate the indigenous religion and culture.

The Seng Khasi’s fore-

most task during the early 1900s was to preserve this traditional dance, which began to disappear due to the oppression of the colonial rulers.

In 1910, the Seng Khasi leaders decided to shift the venue from Mawkhar to a more open space to its present location at Lympung Weiking.

It was on April 14 and 15, 1911 that the first “Shad Suk Mynsiem” was held at the spacious Lympung Weiking.

The Seng Khasi have been able to preserve all the aspects of this dance form, including the beat of drums, cymbals and the shrill piping sound of the tangmuri (a traditional trumpet).

The new ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ teaser trailer

A “We raise our hands up”, a solidarity song and composed

by Benathung Humtsoe in tune with the World AIDS Day 2016 theme: Hands up for HIV Prevention” signifying love, support, and concern to those affected and infected by the HIV pandemic. The song is recorded at Aseu Chadi’s Home Studio. Catch up Benathung Humstsoe feat Cheni Kikon “we raise our hands up at www.reverbnation.com/ benathunghumtsoe.

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Rings, Star Trek) who plays Skurge.

Earlier this month, an executive for Marvel Comics claimed that its readers “don’t want diversity” in the range of characters included in the stories.

Over recent years, the publisher has made an effort to expand the type of role included in its comic books, including a female Thor, Pakistani-American

superhero Kamala Khan and more featuring on covers.

According to the company, sales have declined since taking these actions and David Gabriel, vice president of sales at Marvel, has said the two are linked. “What we heard was that people didn’t want any more diversity,” AV Club reported he recently said.

FELICITATION

We the Church workers and all the members of Nagamese Baptist Church Ura-Villa felicitates Mrs. Nikheli Temjen ( Pa s t o r ) N a g a m e s e Baptist Church Ura-Villa on being conferred ministerial License approved by NBCA on 09th April 2017.

We wish & pray that the Almighty God use her ever more for the Glory of “Lord Jesus Christ”.

MAY GOD bless her & her family abundantly.

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AOLEANG CELEBRATED AT CHENWETNYU VILLAGE The Aoleang festival and 30 th Citizen Sports Meet was held at village on 3 th to 6 th April 2017 with Smti. ELIKA ZHIMOMI (JORLEM) SDO- CIVIL Mon Hq. accompany by her husband Dr. Chenjei Konyak, and Shri. TP. PONGYAO, President, Konyak Union Chen Unit as Chief Guest and Guest of honour. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Guest asked the citizens to preserve their fore- fathers’ tradition and cultures to strengthen the bonds between the present and coming generations. And she said, she was very happy for first time to be invite as a Chief Guest after she got married to Chen (Dr. Chenjei) and also Guest of Honour encouraged the youth to utilize their talents and explore possibilities in higher levels. The Chief Guest and the Chief of Honour also donated Rs. 25,000/- and Rs. 10,000/- respectively.

The Village Council and the Students’ Union appreciated the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour for giving their precious time to the programme.

The highlights of the programme included Morung wise cultural songs, indigenous games and sports etc.

Village Council Chairman PM. Nockpai said, “Aoleang is a major festival of the Konyak Nagas. The festival marks the end of winter and beginning of summer season. During this festival, the whole Konyak community enjoys the occasion by singing, dancing, merry- making and exchanging meat among friends and relatives”.

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ctress Deepika Padukone, who runs the Live Love Laugh Foundation, has urged people to provide love and care to those suffering mental illness.

Having battled depression at an early stage in her career, the actress started the Live Love Laugh Foundation with the aim to create awareness, destigmatise depression and encourage those afflicted with mental health issues to seek help.

On World Health Day last week, Deepika joined hands with the Karnataka government to spread the message.

Talking about this, she said in a statement: “Depression can strike anyone regardless of their age, background or economic status. Unfortunately, those who suffer from depression and other mental health issues face prejudice and discrimination.”

Recent initiatives by the government show that the authorities are committed to addressing and combating the imposing challenge that depression presents. I hope together we create an environment where people afflicted with mental illnesses feel comfortable, safe and loved.”

and Sir Anthony Hopkins as Odin.

Cate Blanchett joins the cast as main villain Hela, the goddess of death.

Jurassic Park and Independence Day star Jeff Goldblum has also joined the cast as the “eccentric” Grandmaster, an ancient and supernatural character with mysterious powers.

Other new cast members are Tessa Thompson (Creed, Selma), who will play Valkyrie, and Karl Urban (Lord of the

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teaser trailer has been released for new Marvel movie Thor: Ragnarok.

The film is set for release on November 3. It follows on from 2011’s Thor and 2013’s Thor: The Dark World, both of which starred Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston.

Hemsworth and Hiddleston return as Thor and Loki respectively in this third standalone Thor film. They will be joined

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Everton end Leicester’s unbeaten run

Everton star Ross Barkley races upfield with the ball after leaving Leicester midfielder Andy King for dead.

L o n d o n, A p r 1 0 (Agencies): Two goals from Romelu Lukaku ensured Everton ended C r a i g S h a k e s p e a r e ’s perfect record as Leicester manager with an entertaining 4-2 victory in the Premier League on Sunday.

There were four goals in the opening 23 minutes, with teenager Tom Davies giving Everton the lead after just 30 seconds.

Islam Slimani and Marc Albrighton hit back for the champions, only for Lukaku’s strikes either side of a Phil Jagielka header to put Everton out of reach.

Leicester had won five consecutive league games after sacking Claudio R a n i e r i i n Fe b r u a r y following a run of results that left it just above the relegation zone.

But with sur vival now all but secured and a Champions League

quarter final first leg to come against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday, Ranieri’s successor made five changes to the starting lineup.

Everton matched a club record by winning its seventh straight home league game, with Lukaku scoring in each of those matches.

I t wa s a f r e n e t i c opening at Goodison Park as Kevin Mirallas drove through the center, leaving Leicester defenders in his wake before being hauled down. However, referee Robert Madley played the advantage as the ball rolled into the path of Davies, who placed his finish inside the near post to equal the fastest goal in the Premier league this season.

Just four minutes later, Demari Gray went on a spectacular run of his own, showing blistering pace to

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carry the ball from one end of the field to the other before releasing Slimani, who calmly slid the ball through the advancing Joel Robles’ legs to level.

There was some fortune attached as Leicester went ahead in the 10th. Marc Albrighton’s free kick from the left wing appeared to be intended as a cross but evaded

everyone including Robles to find its way into the top corner.

Unlike Albrighton, Ross Barkley was able to direct his cross perfectly for Lukaku to meet it without breaking stride and head past Kasper Schmeichel to make it 2-2.

Schmeichel made a diving intervention to prevent Barkley getting on the scoresheet himself, but Everton would not be denied from the resulting corner.

Another pinpoint cross, this time supplied

by Mirallas, was met by Jagielka in the 41st to give Everton the lead at halftime.

After a comparatively subdued opening to the second half, Ever ton ex t e n d e d i t s l e a d a s Leicester once more failed to defend a corner.

Jagielka was involved again as his header rebounded to Lukaku, who powered the ball home at the back post in the 57th minute, taking his league tally for the season to 23.

Seventh-placed Everton extended its lead ove r We st B r o m wic h A l b i o n t o 1 0 p o i n t s.

Leicester remained 11th.

Premier League Standings Team

GP

W

D

L

GF

GA

GD

PTS

Chelsea

31

24

3

4

65

25

40

75

Tottenham

31

20

8

3

64

22

42

68

Liverpool

32

18

9

5

68

40

28

63

Man. City

31

18

7

6

60

35

25

61

Man United

30

15

12

3

46

24

22

57

Arsenal

29

16

6

7

61

36

25

54

Everton

32

15

9

8

57

36

21

54

West Brom

32

12

8

12

39

41

-2

44

Southampton

30

11

7

12

37

37

0

40

Watford

31

10

7

14

36

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Rohit Sharma reprimanded for showing dissent Mumbai, Apr 10 (IANS): Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma was reprimanded by the match referee for his behaviour after being given out during his team’s match against Kolkata Knight Riders.

The 29-year-old was on Sunday not pleased with the umpire’s leg before wicket decision off Sunil Narine and showed anger while walking back to the pavillion.

“Rohit Sharma was reprimanded by the match referee for showing excessive, obvious disappointment with an Umpire’s decision during his team’s contest against KKR,” an IPL statement said.

Netherlands beat Bosnia in Davis Cup Sa r a j e vo, A p r 1 0 (IANS): The Netherlands defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-1 in the first group of the Euro-African zone at the Davis Cup tennis competition.

On the third day of the men’s tennis team competition here on Sunday, Dutch player Robin Haase edged past Damir Dzumhur 7-5, 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 2-6 and 6-4 in the fourth rubber and sent the Netherlands into the world group play-offs. The fifth rubber was not played as it would not have affected the final outcome, reports Xinhua news agency.

“I was in the good mood, but Damir is a great fighter. He forces you to hit each ball, and the most dangerous is when he gets into your head and reads your every move,” said Haase, who ranked 48th in the world.

Westbrook breaks triple-double record

LOS ANGELES, Apr 10 (Agencies): Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook broke Oscar Robertson’s 55-year-old record with his 42nd tripledouble of the NBA season -- then broke the Denver Nuggets with a buzzerbeating three-pointer in a 106-105 triumph.

Westbrook finished the day with 50 points, 16 rebounds and 10 assists.

It was yet another remarkable display of the all-around excellence that a triple-double - the achievement of doubledigit totals in three of five key statistical categories has come to represent.

“I’m so thankful to play the game I love every night,” Westbrook said, adding that he would give the game ball to his parents. “ I t ’s a n u n b e l i eva b l e blessing.”

He delivered his 10th assist of the game with 4:17 remaining in the fourth quarter.

We s t b r o o k h a d amassed 32 points, 13 rebounds and nine assists through three quarters.

Fans in Denver, eager to see history made, cheered every time he passed the ball to a teammate with a possible 10th assist on the cards, standing with cellphone cameras at the ready.

They thought they could afford to fete We s t b r o o k , w i t h t h e Nuggets comfortably ahead in a game they had to win to keep their slim playoff hopes alive.

After three nearmisses, Westbrook found Simaj Christon who drained a three-pointer from the corner.

“I was open ... they

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probably would’ve booed if I didn’t shoot,” Christon said.

Instead there was an ovation, and Westbrook raised his hand in a wave when the public-address announcer acknowledged the feat.

But with his 10th assist and the triple-double locked down, Westbrook went to work on the Nuggets’ 10point lead. He scored the Thunder’s final 13 points,

including his 36-foot gamewinner at the death after a timeout was called with 2.9 seconds remaining.

This was Westbrook’s third 50-plus-point tripledouble of the season another record - and his eighth with at least 40 points.

He had already joined Robertson as the only players in NBA history to average a triple-double over the course of a season.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Late Mr. Tokhevi Awomi would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual and groups who stood by us materially, physically, financially and prayer throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 07/04/2017. We profoundly regret our inability to thank Born : 12.04.1984 everyone by name but we Died : 07.04.2017 fervently pray that our Almighty God shower His abundant blessing upon you all.

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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook takes a shot over Denver Nuggets forward Nikola Jokic (15) during the first half of a basketball game Sunday.

In loving Memory of Late Mr. Inoka Aye

Sepichem receiving MOM award from organizing committe convenor Kethoseituo Elvis Mepfhuo on Monday.

NEW DELHI, Apr 10 (PTI): Rio Olympics bronze medallist Sakshi Malik on Monday climbed up to World No. 5 in women’s 58kg freestyle category in the latest world rankings released by the United World Wrestling.

In the men’s freestyle category, Sandeep Tomar also broke into the top-10, reaching the seventh position in men’s 57kg. In Sakshi’s weight category, Kaori Icho of Japan heads the points table.

Georgia’s Vladimir Khinchegashvili, who has been an integral part of the Pro Wrestling League, tops the chart in men’s 57kg. Sakshi and Sandeep are currently preparing for the Asian Championships, scheduled to be held from May 10 to 14.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY Late H. Vihoto Chophi (09/04/1945 – 11/04/2016)

You are gone for a year, but not a single day.., not a single hour.., not a single minute passes by without you in our thoughts.

"You are; The Epitome of Truth; The Propagator of Peace; The Deliverer of Justice; The Blender of Hearts; The Symbol of Love; The Champion of Forbearance; An Embodiment of Joy; An Ensemble of Ebullience"

Died : 27.03.2017

LATE MRS. TEMSÜMENLA

W/o. Mr. Chubatangit, Chuchuyimlang We extend our sincere gratitude to all sympathizers who stood by us during the prolonged illness and shared in our painful moment of bereavement on the demise of our dear mother.

We are indebted to each one of you for your help and support extended to us through prayers, financially and materially prior to and even after her death in so many different ways.

We regret for our inability to mention every individual name but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LATE LIMAAKUM (CHANGKI) Born - 04/03/1964 – Died - 02/04/2017

We miss you every single moment; till we meet again where we shall all 'WAKE UP TO SLEEP NO MORE' Loving wife, children, grandchildren & in-laws

We, the family and relatives of the Late Limaakum wish to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us during his illness and following our sad loss.

We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, neighbours, villagers and well-wishers who visited our home, attended the service, burial and wake and who selflessly provided emotional, spiritual, financial and physical support to us at this difficult time. For those who telephoned, travelled long distances, sent floral tributes, cards and messages of condolences, we are truly grateful.

A special word of thanks to the management, doctors, nurses and staff of Zion Hospital, Dimapur for their kindness and respect shown at all times.

For those who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. Our family and relatives will persistently intercede and pray to almighty God that all of you are blessed.

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Words can't express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all who stood by us and extended support spiritually, physically and financially at the sad demise of Late Sheheli Chishi.

We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone by name, but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Ko h i m a , A p r 1 0 (NPN): Middle Bayavii Lions, Upper Bayavii Sixers and R.S. Challengers won their respective match at the ongoing 4th 10-Northern Angami-1 T-20 Bash on Monday.

In the first match, Middle Bayavii Lions defeated D. Khel United by 58 runs. Batting first after winning the toss, Middle Bayavii scored 167 runs losing 5 wickets in 18 overs. Neitsezo, who was declared the man of the match, scored 51 runs.

Daniel and Kepesielie scored 33 and 21 runs respectively. Chasing the target, D .Khel United could score only 109 runs in the allotted 18 overs.

Sato and Kushal scored 36 and 31 runs respectively.

In the second match, Upper Bayavii Sixers beat T. Khel Knights by 4 runs.

Put to bat, Upper Bayavii scored 119 runs losing 7 wickets in 18 overs. Man of the match Sepichum scored 34 runs while Moa contributed 28 runs. T.Khel Knights could score only 115 losing 7 wickets in 18 overs. Dziesevotuo and Avito scored 48 and 17 runs respectively.

In the third match, R.S. Challengers beat P. Khel Eagles by 4 wickets.

Today’s matches 1st match: 7:00 am Mission Dukes Vs Peraciezie Royals 2nd match: 10:00 am North Block Warriors Vs Lower Bayavii Giants 3rd match: 1:00 pm Zienuobadze High Flyers Vs Lower L. Khel Vikings

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the target, reaching 150-2 in 14.3 overs.

A m l a ’s u n b e a t e n 38-ball 58-r un innings was studded with four boundaries and three sixes, while Maxwell hit some lusty blows in his 22-ball 43-run innings as Punjab notched up their second win in IPL 10.

For Punjab, Var un Aaron (2/21) snapped up two wickets, while Sandeep Sharma (1/26) and Axar Patel (1/12) picked one wicket each.

Earlier, RCB found themselves in a spot of bother early in the innings but de Villiers shared 46 runs

India win Women’s HWL Round 2

Tennis ball open cricket tourney

D imapur , A pr 1 0 (NPN): Tennis ball open cricket tourney, organised by the Classic Brothers, has been rescheduled to begin on April 15 at local ground Chumukedima.

The tournament will be played only on Saturday and Sunday. The entry fee for the tournament is Rs.2200.

The winner of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs.15,000 while the runner up will pocket Rs. 6000.

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Indian goalkeeper Savita was awarded goalkeeper of the tournament. (PTI) WEST VANCOUVER, Apr 10 (PTI): India defeated Chile in the shootout in a pulsating contest to win the Women’s Hockey World League Round 2 and qualify for the World League Semi-final.

The match went into the shoot-out after both the teams were locked at 1-1 at the end of regulation time.

In the shootout, Indian goalkeeper Savita came up with a stunning display to help her side emerge winners. Savita, who was adjudged the goalkeeper of the tournament, was outstanding under the bar as she denied scoring

chances to Kim Jacob and Josefa Villalabeitia which gave India a head start in the shootout. Skipper Rani Rampal and Monika converted their chances to give India a 2-0 lead in the shoot-out.

C h i l e ’s C a r o l i n a Garcia then scored from their third attempt, but Deepika found the net to seal the match for India.

Despite conceding an early goal in the fifth minute when Maria Maldonado scored for Chile, the Indian eves stayed upbeat in their pursuit for the title. The Indians came up with good defensive structure to keep

Victoria Azarenka announces July return

Victoria Azarenka

M insk , A pr 1 0 (Agencies): Former world number one Victoria Azarenka will return to competition at the WTA tournament in Stanford, California, in July - seven months after giving birth.

The two-time Australian Open champion, 27, launched her 2016 campaign with back-toback titles at Indian Wells and Miami, but missed the rest of the season after announcing she was pregnant.

Azarenka, who gave birth to a son, Leo, in December, has brought in Maria Sharapova’s former coach Michael Joyce as her coach.

“I am very excited to be returning to the WTA at the Bank of the West Classic,” she said.

“Becoming a mother has been the most rewarding thing that has ever happened to me and really puts things in perspective. I am looking forward to beginning this new stage of my career.”

Chile from scoring again.

Though India earned their first penalty corner in the 22nd minute, the effort was saved by Chile goalkeeper Claudia Schuler. Chile continued to stay in lead until the third quarter when Anupa Barla successfully converted a penalty corner in the 41st minute to level the scores.

The fourth quarter saw both the teams press hard for goals and Indian striker Rani came close to converting a field goal in the dying minute of the match but her strong backhand shot was saved

by Claudia.

MEXICO CITY, Apr 10 (Agencies): Russia’s Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova shocked world number one Angelique Kerber 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 on Sunday to win the WTA title at Monterrey, Mexico, for a fourth time.

“I’m really overwhelmed and don’t think I realized that I just won my fourth Monterrey trophy,” Pavlyuchenkova, the second said. “Some p e o p l e j u s t h ave f o u r trophies in total, and I have four here! It’s very special and it’s a special place in my heart!”

Pavlyuchenkova seized the advantage when she gained the only break of the tightly contested opening set on her first set point.

Kerber was playing in her first final of 2017. She dug in to win a tense third game of the second set, breaking for 4-2 and going on to level the match.

Pavlyuchenkova admitted she was feeling the strain in the second set, but she found an extra reserve of energy to tap as she raced to a 5-0 led in the third and served out for her ninth career title.

It was the second time Pavlyuchenkova has beaten Kerber in a Monterrey final.

She downed the German in 2013 when she added a third crown to those she won in 2010 and 2011.

Taekwondo Academy to come up in Dmu

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DIMAPUR, APR 10 (NPN): Parliamentar y s e c r e t a r y f o r Yo u t h Re s o u r c e s a n d S p o r t s (DYRS), Khekaho Assumi, on Monday informed that the Central Government would be setting up a Ta e k w o n d o A c a d e my in Dimapur in the near future. The project worth Rs. 10-15 crore would be approved within one month of submission of DPR by the State government, he said, adding that two more projects; a Badminton Academy and an Aqua Park in Dimapur, has been ‘agreed in principle’ by the Center. The parliamentary secretar y was in Delhi recently to meet Central leaders and officials.

Khekaho said this while inspecting various sports facilities and ongoing projects in Dimapur on Monday.

Accompanied by DYRS director, DSO Dimapur, sports coaches and other officials, Khekaho started his itinerary from State Stadium Dimapur which is still under construction.

Inspection of the stadium was however cut short due to absence of the contractor. According to department officials, the contractor of the State Stadium was absent despite prior information about the inspection/visit.

The parliamentar y secretary then inspected the ongoing works of the Swimming Pool near IMC Dimapur. He expressed

dissatisfaction over the workmanship of the Swimming Pool taken up at the cost of Rs.2. 49 crore, for which an amount of Rs.2 crore (approx) has been released and is taken up under PPP mode. Deadline for completion of the said facility is May 2017. An agreement was reached between the department and the contractors for completion of the facility within 3 months upon release of remaining amount.

The inspection team then visited the State Boys Hostel inside the State Stadium.

After inspection of the hostel, Khekaho assured to look into their grievances.

The team later went on to visit various other sports facilities in the district.

PPC Ward United Youth lift 8th PMOVT

D imapur , A pr 1 0 (NPN): PPC Ward United Youth, Longleng emerged as the champion of 8th Phom Monyiu Open Volleyball Tournament (PMOVT) which concluded on April 6 at local ground, Longleng. Lungma Reju Zunga Ctn bagged the first r unner up while Highlanders and Tangha Students’ Union bagged the second runner up and fourth place respectively.

Plan Club, Hukphang was declared the bestdiscipline team.

In individual category, Akuba of Tangha Students’ Union was adjudged the

Medical XI, Mustang FC draw in MPL

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Champions of 8th Phom Monyiu Open Volleyball tournament with the trophy.

player of the tournament, Toshiimba was named the best setter, while Sunep and Baten were named the best libero and best spiker

respectively. Aron Sema, SDO Power department, Longleng graced the closing ceremony as the guest of honour.

Altogether eight teams participated in the tournament which was organised by Longleng Town Students’ Union.

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Kohima, Apr 10 (NPN): Medical XI and Mustang FC played a 2-2 draw on Monday in the ongoing Morning Premier League (MPL) played at Kohima local ground. Neizo and Kekhrie scored a goal each in 3th and 45th minute respectively for Medical XI. For Mustang, the goals were scored by Lipok and Kenei in 27th and 46th minute respectively.

2nd T-20 Challenger Trophy

Dimapur, Apr 10 (NPN): The 2nd T-20 Challenger Trophy, organised by K. Hollohon Colony Students’ Union, will be held from April 15 at Hollohon local ground. The last date of form submission is April 12 and the fixture will be drawn on April 13. The winner of the tournament will receive Rs.30,000, runner up Rs.15,000 and the losing semi finalists will get Rs.2000 each. There will also be individual prizes. For more information, contact 8575390990.

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wicket before Tymal Mills put the breaks by getting rid off the former in the sixth over. Vohra hit four boundaries and a six in his 21-ball innings before being trapped leg before by Mills.

New man Axar Patel (9) too didn’t stay longer as after hitting a six off Iqbal Abdulla, he was flummoxed

by Yuzvendra Chahal with a googly and ended up being clean bowled in the ninth over.

However, it didn’t affect Punjab’s runchase as Amla and skipper Glenn Maxwell never took their foot off the accelerator and kept dealing in boundaries to overhaul

off 49 balls with Mandeep Singh (28) for the 4th wicket to steady the innings. d e Vi l l i e r s, w h o re placed West Indies’ destructive batsman Chris Gayle in the team, produced the first six of the match in the third over when he blasted Mohit Sharma over extra cover.

However, other opener Vishnu Vinod (7) also tried to get into the act in the next over off Sandeep Sharma but he was cramped for room and ended up giving a simple catch to Maxwell at the long-on boundary.

In the 16th over, de Villiers slammed Aaron over mid-off to pick up his second six off the innings.

The South African then smashed Marcus Stoinis over deep midwicket twice in the next over to bring up his fifty.

Stuart Binny then got into the act and clobbered a six and a four off Mohit before de Villiers blasted another six between the longon and deep midwicket area. de Villiers then smashed a four and successive sixes off Sandeep to amass 19 runs.

Mohit then bowled four good balls in the last over before the South African ended the innings with two lusty blows.

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Kings XI Punjab players celebrate the wicket of Mandeep Singh of Royal Challengers Bangalore during an IPL match on Monday.

Indore, Apr 10 (PTI): Kings XI Punjab dished out a superb allround performance to thrash Royal Challengers Bangalore by eight-wickets, despite a scintillating knock by comeback man AB de Villiers, during an IPL encounter here today.

Electing to bat, RCB rode on de Villiers’ unbeaten 46- ball 89-run unconquered innings laced with as many as nine sixes and three fours to post a modest 148-4 after being reduced to 22-3 in 5 overs. Chasing the target, Manan Vohra (34) and Amla (58) gave Punjab a flying start, sharing 62 off 35 balls for the opening

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